The Arizona champion., 1886-10-09

er at Prescott Junction, and the plain tiff was railroad employe, After two days of legal battle Tn which the two parties were ably represented by Judge E. M. Sanford, of Prescott, and II ]. Miller, of Flagstaff, respectively, His Honor called time and released the defendant.
 In this issue of the CHAMPION will be found the ad. oi Sherman x Peca . her, prop,ietors of the new Winslow Drug Store. Their goods are all new and fresh, direct from the east. Dr. w. N. Sherman, the senior member of the fran, is an experienced 2hySi- clan, while T. H. Pechner, the junior member, is skilfull and careful pharmacist. That they will receive a liberal patronage from the people of
 Wihslow and vicinity there GaA esno doubt.
 Coalter x Gale, the live restaurant men of Winslow, have moved into their new building, aad ar. prepared to furnish each and everyone wIih a gord substantial meal at living price. raey keep on hand at all times fresh fish, oysters and spring chickens, and l large supply of fresh fraits and veg etables, These young gentlemen thoroughly understand their business, and will always be found ready to serve their customers ii an acco nm)- dating and satisfactory manner.
 The following persons from Flag staff were present al the fair at Albu- querQue: MT. and Mrs. J. R. Kllpa- ,ric&, Mrs. D1nning, Miss MIry Hawks, J, F. Hawks, George Hawk, Mrs D. NJ. Riordan and children, Wm. Gardner, Andy MInn, J. J. Donahue, Mart Holten, George Thomas, Francisco DiIz and some people from the CHAMPION, mJSt of whom returned heRt ol Sunday and Monday.
 The attention of our readers is call ed to the announcement of ]. J. Don ahue as candidate for Constable of our town. "Slndy, as he Is geucr- a;lY cafeI by every one in Flagstaff and vicinity, Is one of he oldest citl. zcHs here, where he has been il busi ness for number of years. He Is a young, energetic man, has a Rcst of warm personal friends and if elected would make an efficient and fearless officer.
 ]. R. Fitzpatrick has just received q iresh consignment of canned goods of all iHnd,, baking powders, hams and breakfast bacon.
 Col, ]. c. De La V:rgne, of New Yo:E, President of the Ariz Jna Cattle CUnptaN Of this place, has been amOas Us for several weeks, making an exhaustive investigation of the workings of their immense business, and, having called at the CHAMPION office, We found him an elegant gen tieman of the old school and also thorough gong business man. We are always glad to meet such gentlemen from the east, and hope that on his return home he will disabuSe the average mind there of the present erIneOus ideas regarding Arizona and its people. The Colonel left here Last Thursday.
 h shis issue of the CHAMPION will be found the advertisement of Lesser & Sawyer, one of the leading firms of Winslow. These gentlemen are old and experienced men in then busi- ness and are carrying one of the larg- est stocks of general merchandise to be found anywhere in the territory. They have large and varied assort- ment of goods. suitable for the miner, ranCher, stockman and for families. Prices are low and they can suit you in regard to quantity or quality in any llLe of goods you may wish, as they have an immense stock which they are selling at wholesale and re- tail, as customers, desire. MT. Saw yer Is the resident member of the arm, and by his urbane and accom- n3datus manners has built up a inge and profitable trade among the people of Winslow and vicinity.
 In the sale of cattle that mention was made of last week, we omitted the name of the purchaser and the numo-r that Mir. McCullI I'm sold. The Perrin Cattle Co.,, of MJhaVe and Yavlpai counties bought the en-