The Arizona champion., 1886-10-16
LOCAL M4 TIERS.

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 D. r. Hart, a stockman from Oak creek, is in town.
 Read the notice to creditors pub lshed elsewhere m our columns this week by Geo. s. Foster.
 Dr. D. J, Brannen's new brick office is nearly completed. It will be one of the finest buildings in town.
 Mrs. P. J. Brannen, who hGs been quite ill during the past week, we are p.eased to state, has entirely recover ed.
 Hon. Ed w. Wells and wife passed through her. last week for their home in Prescott from visit to the eastern states.
 A. T. Cornish, the accommodating railroad agent at Winslow, has been on a visit to his many friends here this week.
 Our Postmaster ]. R. Fitzpatrick, has put in a new lot of PostOtfiCc boxes, which for convenience cant be beat.
 Sanderson received this week 500 pounds of fancy candies. For con fectionery. fresh fruits and vegetable, go to Sanderson. *
 General Manager T. s. Bullock, of the Prescott & Arizona Central R. R. !, pTssed through town thls week en route for the east.
 Thirty miles of the Prescott & Ari- zoua Genital R. K. have been accept. ed by the board Of supervisors aud ;he bonds issued therefor.
 T. G. Norris, Esq, attorney for the estate of ?. A. B.ckerS, has sold the ranch belonging to il to our fellow townsman, Geo. L. Field.
 Five passenger cars, filled with U. $. soldiers, passed through on Sa,ur- cay evenings train, We were unabl. to learn where they were from or thelr ,destnatlon.
 D. Pentland, Resident Dentist of Prescott, will shorty visit Flagstaff and other towns on the railroad, hls friends are hereby kindly solicited to keep ther work Tn reserve tlli hls arrival
 Several car loads of cattle passed through here Tuesday night on west bound freight but we were unaDle to learn to whom they belonged or their destination.
 D. NJ. Rlordan, the efficient and genllemanly superintendent of the Aver Lumber Company, returned home this week ftom quite d lengthy VlSlt 10 eastern cities.
 Our sheep men are very busy just a. present gathering their fall crop oi wool. By those with whom we have conversed we are informed that it promises to be large and fine yield.
 If you want anything neat, hobby and cheap Tn the way ot gents under wear, boots, shoes and slippers O. every quality and description. call at R. Kilpatrick's. and he will suit you.
 John R. Thomas, of Phenix, agent Of the Singer Sewing Machine com pany, returned last SIturda ay from a trip to Apache county, and says that, as regards climate, scenery, health and pretty girls Flagstaff IS the ban ner town of northern Arizona.
 Hon. A. w. Callen, or as he is bet- ter known, "Oll Grizzly" announces that he will address the p.opl. of Fns- staff on the polite, Il is,u.s ot the day Cn he evering O. October 23 and at W l lams on the evening of the 25th Let every one turn out and hear hm
 Mrs. NJ. Scarborough, mother oi MT T. G. Norris, with her daughter, arrived her. last week fro the east, and will remain here during the win ter. They are highly blessed with Flagstaff, and it is quite probable wlll reside here permanently.
 When you want fresh oysters or fish, spring chicken. nice tenderloin or porter house steak. go to El Rog- CTS at the Orleans Chop House, back of Dan MurphY's Saloon, and he will serve you meal fit for a prince. He IS the boss restaurant man on the line oi the A. @ |. Kli'road. o9tf
 On last Saturday Geo. Hoxworth, Quartermaster of General Rtns,m Post, G. A. R., forwarded to the Mayor of ChIrleston, s. c., the sun of Sz2. 40 for the relief of the unfortu. nate people of that city. This is the