The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-10
Local Matters.


]. R. Fitzpatrick spent election
day in Prescott
For fresh candies, nuts and fruits
70 to Rabbits.
Rabbit receives fresh oysters
every other day.
For bananas and new crop oran-
ges go to Rabbits.
Walter J. Hill was visitor to
Flagstaff this week.
Election passed off quietly, there
being no disturbance.
Mixed and fancy drinks of all
kinds at the San Juan.
For cigars by the box, the best
in town, go to Rabbits. =
w. w. Prentice, of Prenticevale,
is spending few days in town.
San Juan champaign cocktails
are what everyone calls for each
morning.
A girl wishing light and comforta-
BILE work, can get the same by call
ing at this office.
In few days we expect to see
Tim Donahue wheel Al Gregg up to
Milton and back.
j. NJ. Simpson worked hard on
Tuesday night receiving and putting
the news on the bulletin board.
There was some heavy betting in
dulged in in Flagstaff this week on
the result of the general election.
David Rabbit has received a
car load of hardware, doors and
paints, which are for sale at bed
rock prices.
E. S. Clark has severed his con-
- nection with the Flagstaff Democrat
,pAnd Mr.. j. E Jones Of Arkansas,
has taken charge.
n The horse race at Tonic Basin
between Crowder and Hungry John
was won by the former by so feet
giving him the race by 10 feet.
The CHAMPION job office does all
kinds of job printing; letter heads,
bill heads, envelopes, invitations,
blanks, pamphlet work, etc. Send
In your orders.
If you want fine Sunday din
ner, that will make you feel like
prince and as rich as Jay Gould, go
to M. E Shepherds south side of
Railroad Avenue.
Cameron & Lind received to-day
q large assortment of very fine hats.
IL you have won hat on the cleo
ton take the other fellow there and
make him pay up,
Mr.. w. II. Groves met with
quite serious accident on last
Tuesday night. While walking on
the street his foot caught and he fell.
He received some cuts about the
head.
M. f. shepperd, the popular res
taurant man, has leased the hotel
Del Monte on San Francisco avenue
and refurnished and fitted it up
thoroughly. Notice his ad in an
other column.
Hurrah for Harrison, and don't
forget that one dollar will buy 10
pounds of sugar; California can
goods 25 cents and l6 bars of the
best soap for one dollar at J. G.
Stewards, San Francisco avenue.
Cameron and Lind have received
an invoice Of election hats, which
for quality and style are conceded
TO be the best of any IN town, and
which they are selling cheap for
cash--Call in and look at them. If
Frank Beal, aged about fourteen,
had the misfortune to have both
bones Of his left arm broken midway
- between the wrist and elbow on last
Tuesday evening, while playing, by
falling on that arm from a barrel,
which was pushed from under him.
He stood the setting operation like
a man and is progressing favorably.
Thos. Prothero, an old soldier and
@. A. r. man from Kansas City,
Mo-, is in town in the interest of
eastern publishers. He is canvass
ing for popular line of late stan
dard works, bibles, albums and hoh-
day books. He is doing well in the
territory. Now is your time to sub
scribe for good hood books at east
ern prices.
Last Saturday morning, at ten
o'clock, when the north bound stage
got to New river, the lone highway
man called halt in his well know
psremptory manner and relieved
the passengers of sll.50. Judge
= Noyes, Mike Maloney, an Italian
nthe driver, were the contribu-
,fs to the |. h. The four ccntribu-
Stood up in a row and placed their