The Arizona champion., 1886-08-21
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streets.
 Hambwg steaks are the latest rage among some of the boys.
 How is your coldl IS familiar ex. precision to be heard at present.
 J. H. Perry, the popular saloon man of Winslow, is visiting Flagstaff.
 Yum Yum Tea Punch at Our Boys Saloon. The mos: cooling drink out
 The recruiting for the sst Regiment N. G. A., seems to come to sudden stop.
 Miss Harris was very sick at Will Hams last week. but is TOW much better.
 Lon Maybee, the practical watch maker and jeweler of Albuquerque, is m town.
 K. Powell, stockman of Winslow, left on Tuesdays train for Williams on short visit.
 John P. Williams, of Blue Canon, Yavapai County, IS in town with a band of horses for sale.
 F. w. Middleton. has just com pleted a fine family residence on the north side of Railroad Ave,
 The genial and accommodating Ed Stifel is now welding the cleaver at the butcher shop of Geo. Prime.
 ABUSING persons at public meetings because they differ from you in their political views shows ignorance.
 The columns of the CHAMPION are open for all political aspirants, who desire to announce themselves.
 Col. T. S. Sedgwick, of Albuquer- que, General Land Agent of the A. X P' R. R., was in town this week.
 Several eastern gentlemen left here tor the Grand Canyon, this week on a tour of observation of this great won der.
 T. G. Norris, Esq, who has been absent for several days at the Verde on legal business, returned home Mon. day.
 Capt. H. H. Ribble, an extensive stockman on the Little Colorado river, is visiting his many friends here.
 Wm. Fain, of the Mogollon Mts., returned home this week after pur- chasing stock of provisions for his ranch.
 A great many new buildings are be- ing erected. and o-day Flagstaff pre- sents better appearance than before the fire.
 ]. F. Oonahue, or as he is more familiarly called Sandy" will open hsi new saloon on Railroad Avenue in as hort time.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has just received fresh consignment of canned goods of all kinds, baking powders, hams ard breakfast bacon.
 A. Moody, a prominent mining man of Prescott, passed through here on Tuesdays east bound train, en route for Chicago.
 Geo. B. Knight, merchant on the Little Colorado river, is in town en route to his home from business trip to San Francisco.
 Hon. W. G. Stewart and l. R. Fitzpatrick returned from the Verde where they have been for the past week, on Monday.
 P. J. Brannen expects to leave for the east on Monday next, for the pur- pose of purchasing large stock of goods for the fall trade.
 D. F. Hart, of Oak Creek, was in town this week from his ranch, and brought in some fine new potatoes, for which he found ready sale. Davic Rabbit, of the firm of BabbiitI Bros, large stock men of the San Francisco Mts., was in town this week purchasing supplies for his employees. MT. J. L. Cotton, of San Diego, Cal, has just opened new barber shop in the Gonzales building. He says he is prepared to do hrst-class work in first-class style. Henry Slossen is putting a substan tial fence around the property on Gold avenue of Herman Harper. MT. Harper intends to build a residence on the lot sometime this fall.
 A. R. Gibson, and partner from the Navajo country, brought large load of pelts and wool to town this week, which he will dispose of to our