The Arizona champion., 1888-01-21
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
  SATURDAY. JANUARY st. 1888. LOCAL MAg7ERS.
Pure cream butter at Richards.

LOCAL MA 7IERS.
 Pure cream butter at Richards.
 Fresh eggs at Bic hard's L,ttl, Blue Front.
 The city debt of Pres colt is said tc be tsS 900.
 ]. R. Fitzpatrick returned home from his eastern visit this week.
 The CHAMPION office was favored this week witha pleasant visit by Asa Clark. ...
 Fine Scotch bottom, button call sk;n shoe tor s,.so at P. J Bran mems. sItf
 John Munds is here enroute for California where he goes to attend college.
 For soft hats the latest styles tom ST up, cali at the Pioneer store of P, ]. 'Brannen. d 3I If
 Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Vanderlip, ol Flagstaff, are still sojourning at Santa hnd, CdiilOtnid'
 Wm. M. Munds, one of Yavapai's Heading stockmen, shipped y,Soo head of fat mutton to California this week
 Another engine ran of the track near Walnut the first part of the week, delaying trains about twenty hours.
 Do you suffer with catarrh? You ,aan be cured if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. Solb by all druggists.
 Our young and popular merchan, R. H. Cameron who has been i'll for tie past few days is now able to a, tend to business again.
 Richards is the busiest man in town. Business seems 10 be good with him regardless of the fact that it is the dull season of the } ear.
 The Supreme court of Arizona met at Prescott last week, with a fyll bench Chief Justice Wright and associate Justice Porter and Barnes, present.
 At P, ]. Brannens you can pur. chase a genuine ladies French Kid shoe, any size or width for tour dol. jars and twenty-five cents. d 3r If.
 Richards certainly has more con. fectionary and a better quality of goods than was ever ia Flag ar We noticed over one hundred kinds on sale.
 ], F. Dagss, one of our wealthies, sheep men in this county, has inves. ted m Los Angeles real estate, and will locate his family ,here.-JoqFnal Miner Prescott.
 Hagh Anderson, son of MT. ", H Anderson, sustained quite a severe injdry this week from kick by a vic iods horse, inflicting scalp wound of about two inches in length.
 Look out for the new ad of P. |. Biannen in our next weeks issue, in wbich he wi tell you all about the new and large stock of goods he has just received from the east.
 The wedding of w. O. Huson and Miss Florence L. Groves will take place at the NJ. E. Church on Mon. day, lan'y a3, at 5 o'clock p. m. Friends and scquaintances are in. vited.
 Mir. Richards says that he will manufacture ice cream the coming summer. We have heard lbat he had the reputancn of putting up the.fnesi ice cream that was ever seen in Kan sas City. We will sample his goods next summer.
 Joseph L. Hunsaker brother of D. Hunsaker. editor of the ,staskmqn at Wilcox, died at Tombstone sB the nth instant, of pneumonia. The CHAMPION extends sympathies to Mir. Hunsaker in bis sad sffliction.
 David Joy, who has been employed for several months, ,paSt as herder, by Edwin Chandler. a prominent stock man,of Apache County, was found on Thursday morning about $ miles north of Winslow frozen to death.
 Our ice men are taking advantage of the present cold snap and are lay ing in large supply of ice for warm weather. Among those engaged in putting up ice are Messrs. J. A. Vail, Campbell and Francis, P. D. Berry and W. J. Hill.
 ]. ]. Donahue has opened 2 fine billiard room in the second story of his stone building, where lovers of this amusement can find new ta- bles and a pleasant place to pass away an hour.
 Boyd Clark, who carries . grip for E.. J. Post & Co.,, the Albuquerque hardware firm, is making his first trip over the A. & P. road. Boyd makes friends wherever he goes and is doing a fine business for his firm.
 NoricE-All members of flagstaff's Lodge No. 8 K. of P. ore requested to be present next Lodge night. Im- portant business.
 N. C. Layton,
 K. of R. & S.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick returned from Al. buquerque on Friday mornings train. He thinks the Central" Is qui.e a city now. but it will have to take a back seat when Flagstaf gets her new saw mill and the Mineral Belt and Grand Canon railroads.