The Arizona champion., 1886-04-24

Codington Furniture Company. They have large assortmentof goods, and can furnish you with anything you may wish in their line, at very low figures.
 Elsewhere in our columns viii be found the ad. of C. S. Pillsbury & company, druggists, Albuquerque, N. M. This firm carries one of the larg. est stocks of goods in their line west of the Missouri river, which they sell at very low prices.
 We arCTinformed that our friend, "Cal," intends leaving for Califor- mia, to rest and recuperate himself, after the exciting events of last eve ming. In that tropical clime, as he roams among the orange groves, we hope he may remember that while there's life there's hope.
 ]. R.. Fitzpatrick has secured the agency of the celebrated Schuttler Wagons, and will have car load in a few days. Those wishing to pur- chase wagons of any description will find it to their interest to call or send for prices of this celebrated wa gon.
 The 10arnaEM'ner says that F. G. Parker has been awarded tie contract for the Prescott Railroad, ties to be delivered by June 10th. This looks like business, and the prayers of this office will be regularly offered at early morn for the speedy building and completion of the above named road.
 One of the most successful firms in Albuquerque Is that of Winters & Frost, wholesale and retail grocrrS. They are both young, energetic men, who thoroughly understand their business. Polite and attentive to their customers, they are reapiug the reward they are so justly entitled to.
 Counsellor Cuddy, ex-sers eant-at arms of the 18th Legislature, has talk en unto himself a better half by the name of Henrietta Plcott. Ever since the counsellor joined the Salva- tion Army in California we have thought that something strange and startling would happen to nm. The new restaurant of Rogers & Rogers opened last evening in the Parlor saloon. Everything is new and ncat--a first. class cook, attentive walters, and meals will be served at all hours. These gentlemen under. stand every detail oi their business, and can serve you meal equal to any house east of San Francesca, Give them cali.
 Next Saturday night Ransom Post, G. A. R, will give a camp fire at their hall. The evenings entertainment will consis. Of singing by fine choir, addresses, and a recitation by one ot our most talented young ladies. The admission price has been placed at 50 cents, and as the-fnoney- -obtained Is for the benefit of the relief fund~of >the Post, We predict for the boys in blue large and appreciaIive audience,
 The Babbitt Bros, of Cincinnati, have purchased from Messrs. Hosler and Warren about 1900 head of stock, consisting of 500 COWS. $ fine grade bulls, 200 two-year olds and about 200 yearlings. The cattle purchased are all frst-clasS stock and in fine condition. We are informed by a prominent Stockman that he considers this herd one of the best in this vi- cinity and considers that the gentle men have made a cheap and excellent purchase.
 F. Messrs. Murphy & Odell will open their new saloon, the "Phenix,' this evening. These gentlemen have spared no pains or expense in their endeayors to make the "Phen;x" one of the most elegantly fitted and ar ranged saloons to be found on the line of the A. x P. R. R. Their bar will be stocked with the choicest wines, liquors and cigars that money can buy, and guests can be assured of courteous and gentlemanly treatment. Being we'll known we predict for them liberal patronage.
 The performance last evening at the skating rink was we'll attended, J. H. St. Lawrence, the blind bari tone, vocalist and organist, enter tained the audience with some choice music, while his singing was far above