The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

will meet at Flagstaff, Tuesday, July 9th, 1886. All persons interested in the stock business are cordially invit- ed to be present. st
 John Sanderson always keeps on hand the finest assortment of choco- late CrelmS, caramelS, and a great variety of stick and mixed candles.
 E. N Hleatt, a prominen; cattle [ iser of Em n nee, Ky lived here Thursday wl,h So heal of grade short horns for the Arizona cattle com pdny, the largest cattle shippers ia the southwest.
 Window shades of every color and and latest patterns to it. Send order, to TJrllna' B1z4dr, Albuquerque, N. N.
 John Sanderson, our enterprising ConftCti0ner, will have stand on the grounds. Jul} 5th, where hs will dis pense ice cream, lemonade, soda Wa ter, etc., to the hot and thirsty crowd.
 Fresh arrival of Bonnet x Bernard $ French kld button shoes, slippers aad Oxford ties, a, b. Iorllna's Bllal:, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
 The grand ball, at Flags!af, Inde- pendence Day, July 5th, will be gwen under the auspices ot WlnsIow Lodge, No. 70, Brotherhood of R, R. Brake men. The R. R. Bremen have "oth- ing to do Silh it,as crroneJusly stated Tn the large poster programme.
 P. l. Brannen will have a car load of the celebrated StudcOaker wagons and carriages in a few days. Parties 1eSlring to purchase wagons of any description should call at our store and examine prices, which are very low. mdy22tt
 Samuel s. King, formerly book Keeper for P B. Brannen x Co left here with his family last luesday for Atchison, Kan, where he has accept ed position aS Oookkecper and cashier of a large drug house. Sam Vas well known to ail our citizens during the last three years, and his popularity only increased wIth hts ac waIntance. la his departure we lose | good citizen, a genial companion .tnd an honest man.
 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. hibition, Parties desiring wagons of any description would do we'll to call 1n Mr, BrInncn, d, he intends to se.l this lot at very low figures.
 Ben Bawer, formerly ot Flagstaff, has opened d new barber snop and bath rooms at WinSlow. which Is the
  only iirst-Class shop on the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad-wherc he will be pleased 70 meet all old customers and llso new ones. may2o I'm
 Last Tuesday night some careless or malicious person SC. fire to the grass Jn Munds range, about p miles south of here, and large amouat of .ras, was destroyed before the men on ,he rou.d up, who nal to fight tn. ire all night, couil sue ll: the | lAe,. such clrcicasne,1, be It cri nlali or otherwise, sh 1uld b. severely plniil- d, for we need every blade of graS, Ne can rdlse u feed our cIJrnJuo nerds now here and tG ctn:.
 James Helley, the barber, will ,hdmpoo, cut and trim lhdles' and 1hlidrenS' halr at their hom:S, if de- sired Mir. Hedley has had consider lble experience in this li1e of buSi- ness in the east, aud will give entire sltiS action. jlnIotf
 The following Especial" to the CHAMPION shows that Arizona cattle are in demand and that gool prices are paid for them:
 KANSAS CITs, Mj., Jane 5. EDITOR WEEKLY CHAMPION:
 We sold to day two train loads of cattle from your part of Arizona. three-ycar-o -oids at SS io and S,.5o, average weight, ten to ten fifty, and 'hrce ycAr-oldS At $ 5 av-fts: Sev.n lnety to Iowa and klusIs feeders. Demand Z ,1d for sue cattle.
 IRWIN, ALLEN X Co.
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