The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

9th, 1886. All persons interested in the stock business are cordially invt, ed to be present. at john Sanderson always keeps on hand the finest assortment of choco. late creams, caramelS, and a grea, variety of stick and mixed candies. E, N Hiratt, prominent cattle riser of Em n :nce, Ny, arrived here Thursday With So head of grade shor, horns for the Arizona cattle com. pany, the largest cattle shippers in the southwest.
 Window shades of every color anu and latest patterns to fit. Send order, to Turilna'S Bazaar, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 John Sanderson, our eaterprising confectioner, will have a stand on the grounds. July 5th, where he will dis, penSe ice cream, lemonade, soda wa, ter, etc., tO tne hot and thirsty crowd.
 Fresh arrival of Bonnet x Benard' $ French kld button shoes, slippers aud Oxford ties, al b. rorhna's BAzaAs, Albuquerque. N. Nj.
 Tine grand ball, at Flagstaff, Inde. pendence Day, July 5th, will be gwen under the auspices ot Wlnslow Lodge, No. 76, Brotherhood of K. K. Brake men. The R. R. Bremen have moth. I"g to- do with it,aS crroueOusly y stated in the large poster programme.
 P. ]. Brannen will have a car load of the Ceiebrated SludcDlker wagons and carriages m d few days. Parties desiring to purchase wagons of any description should cal! at our store md examine prices, which are very low. mly12tf
 Samuel s. King, formerly book. keeper for P B. Brannen X Co left nere with his family last .lue,dty for AJchison, Kun, where he has accept ed position as bookkceper and cashier of large drug house. Sam was we'll known to all our citizens during the last three years, and his popularity only increased with hts Ic iullntance. la hi, depIrture we los: good citizen, genial cJ'npaaton ,id an honest mIn.
 P. J BrAnnen received this week | car load of the celebrated Stude- baker wagons and carriages, some of which are already set up and on ex. nibltion, Parties desiring wagons of my description would do well 10 call In Mr. BfAnaea, ai n. ilt.hIS U ,e,l this lot at very low figures.
 Ben Blwer, formerly ot Flagstaff, las opened new barber snop and oath rooms at Wtnslow. which IS the Jnly 6rst-class shop on the Atlantic & Pacific Rlilroad-where he will be pleased 70 meet all old customers and lIso new ones. may2o I'm
 Last Tu .sday night some careless or malicious person St: fire to the grass on Munds' range, about D miles south of here, and large amount oi .raSS was destroyed before the men on the rUund up, who nal to fight the ire all night, coull sa5 ile the I ln.s. such cdreiesSne,j, be it Cri nInAl or otherwise, Sh )uld be severely punish d, for we necd every blade of grass we can raise tJ feed our enornJus nerds now here and fs cJ.ne.
 James Helley, the barbsr, will ,hlrnpoo, cut and trim ladies and Ghildrens' hair at their hom.s, if de- sired MT. Healey has had consider able experience in this line of bIsi- ness in the east, and will give entire satisfaction. junI0tf
 The following Especial" to the CHAMPION shows that Arizona cattle are in demand and that good prices are paid fer them:
 KANSAS ClTs. M5., June 25. EDITOR WEEKLY CHAMPION:
 We sold to day two tram loads of cattle from your part of Arizona. ee-yearolds at s 10 and s. 50, ,vc'agc weigkl, tea to ten 6hy, and hrec yelr-oIds atS5 $ av:rtgc seven ninety to IJwa and knSlS feeders. Demand god for sucl cutie.
 IRwtN, ALLEN x Co.
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