The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11
Choice Eastern apples at Richards

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 Spring fights have already com, menCed.
 Just received fresh supply of eggs at Richards.
 Max Sa'zman is back from a business visit to Winslow.
 Dr. D. Pen,land of Prescott, ar rived here on yesterdays train.
 Contracts for the masts, poles &c, for the electric light have been let.
 Dr. Cornish was called to Wins low this week to visit a sick patient. Mrs. Howe, wife of Thos. Howe our popular furniture dealer is quite i'll.
 ]. K. Fitzpatrick, who has been on a short business trip 10 California, returned home this week
 Hon. w. G. Stewar::. attorney-at. law has been visiting Winslow and Holbrook on legal business.
 Richard receives fresh candies every few days in fact has candies on the road all of the time.
 Another passenger train of the track this week, delayed mail and passengers about 36 hours.
 Dr. D. G. Martin the dentist ar rived in town Thursday afternoon, and will remain here for one weeK.
 Frank E. Foster. President of the Arizona Wood Co.,, returned this week from business visit to CaIifor- mia.
 Geo. Meyers who is travelling for the wholesale house of Maudell Bros. of Albuquerque, was in town this week.
 Rev. B. A. Turner of the M. E. church at Holbrook, is visiting Flag. s,sf, and is the guest of Rev. N. l.. Guthrie.
 Our sister town of Williams is said to be having a genuine boom. New houses arc going up and bust ness brisk.
 Js. M. Simpson of the firm of Simpson and RAywood returned yesterday from hIs trip 10 the Little Colorado.
 Richards has just received a large stock of choice cigers, he carries the largest stock and best goods to be found in town.
 Rev. Geo H. Adams. of the M. ', church arrived here on yesterdays !in, and will hold service al the church tomorrow.
 Robert Richards new cottage on Grant street Is about completed. IL IS one of the neaiest looking buildings in town.
 J. Salznan, is ha"ing his store newly papcrrd and painted, prepar- atory to the arrival of h.; new invoice of Spring goods.
 w. Wca'er, representing the well known clothing house oi B. Fried. lander of San Francisco, IS :alkIng new suits to our citizens.
 Campbell and Francis, have some fine fat beef and mutton at thetr market this week that would mlke an epicures mouth water.
 Campbell and Francis purcha sed a fine band of fat beef steers from the Aztic Cattle Company this week for their market at this place.
 The CHAMPION is under obligation to our Delegate in Congress M. A.. Smith for a copy of the latest edition of the Congressional Directory.
 Hsef and Horn publishes this week the heaviest and largest delinquent tax list of this county, we have ever seen published in the Territory.
 Miss Maggie Marvin, daughter of N.. and Mrs. H. Marvin. left this week for Shenandoah, Iowa. where she goes to attend school at that place.
 The house and stable of Messrs Stout and Wilbur near the Mineral Belt K. K. were destroyed by fire on Thursday. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 The Flagstaff Band, which is com posed of several of our leading young nen, is becoming quite proficient 1T music. We understand that Professor Fillmore is the leader.
 Calder Herring, Proprietor ot th Tantabogus saloon, has just had som, fine lettering and painting done ol window curtains and doors in th, most Artistic styles.
 W. D. Black, a stockman oi Flag s.af, has been seriously ill ever sine, his arrival in Phenix, four weeks ago from the effects of exposure in com ing hsre.--Arizonian, Phenix.
 Messrs. C. A. and E. F. Greenia, are busy moving the machinery Q their new saw mill from the cars, l. the site where it will be erected about one mile east of town. - Richards has just added larg and very complete stock of ststioner that is what you have needed for long time. You will come in on sh, home stretch every time Richards.
 J. A. Wilson, one of Flsgstsa' oldest citizens is in town this wee from Williams. where he has bee for several weeks, constructing resi-