The Arizona champion., 1888-04-21
TIE N M S:
Swiss cheese at Richards.

J. A. Marshall was in town this week.
 Jersey Creamery Butter at Stew arts.
 The best fve-cent cigar in the city at Stewards
 For nice iced drinks drop into the Tantabogus.
 Dublin Porter and Ale by the glass or bottle at the Tantabogus.
 FoR RENT.-Two furnished rooms, apply at the CHAMPION office. If
 Hon. w. G. Stewart made visit to Gallup Monday, returning on Monday night.
 A lively demand for Flagstaff real estate is apparent, and numerous sales are being made daily.
 Mat. Blakely has established him. self in the water selling business and is enjoying a good trade.
 Everything sold at bed rock prices for cash at J. G. Stewards on San Francisco Avenue.
 FEE Foster, President of the Ari- zona Wood O., is visiting Santa Fe and Albuquerque on business.
 Richards has lately nearly doubled his stock of goods. He surely is get ting to the front Go on Richards, you are sure to win,
 Hon. W. c. Stewart went to Pres colt Thursday night to attend, as a del egate, the Republican County Conven- tion held there to-day.
 E. NJ. Sanford, Esq, of Prescott, has been appointed solicitor for the Atlan- tic X Pacific Railroad in this territory. The CHAMPION congratulates.
 Calder Herring has moved two small houses from Church Street to the flat south of the stock yards. The new ad- dition to town is dubbed Goose Flat. !" J. S. Templin, one of the most genial pill drummers that ever scalped a tick ct, has been in town with his line of samples this week from San Fran cisco.
 J. W. Weatberford is happy. His father arrived in town Thursday even- ing from the town in Texas that bears his name and will make Flagstaff his permanent home, we trust.
 Harry Milbourne. one of Yavapai's most prominent sheep men, was in town this week purchasing supplies. Range life seems to agree with Harry, judging from his bronzed appearance.
 At Mud Springs, in Tonto Basin, Robbie, little son of Harry Hart's was drowned. This is the second son of Mir. Hart's which has met acciden- tai death, the former being shot.
 J Salzman has just received his new spring samples of cloths from the east for which measures will be taken and a perfect fit GUARANTEED. Pants from s6 upwards. Full dress suits from s20 upwards.
 J. Kennedy will open his store on San Francisco Avenue the first part of next week. He will carry well se- lected line of gents furnishings, gro ceries, etc. Look out for his ad in our next issue.
 A new butcher shop has been opened on Gold Avenue by David Blair, of Winslow, who is an experienced artist with a meat axe. The shop is neat and attractive. Notice his advertisement in this issue.
 Flagstaff should be little more pre- vious in the organization of base ball team. With such material as can be found here there is no reason why we should not have team that would do credit to the territory.
 On Wednesday evening a special communication of Flagstaff Lodge, U. D., F. X A. M., was held and the sublime degree of M. M. conferred on Charles 0. Goven. General Manager of the Arizona Cattle Go.
 Richards seems to be very quiet for his part just now. We do not see him in the front store much lately. We expect he is setting back matching up some big scheme to astonish us. What is it, Richardsl Let us know.
 The pie social held at the M. E. Church last evening was rather thinly attended, owing to the rain storm. However, those who were present had Q very pleasant time, and pie enough to last through the entire campaign.
 Jim Vail has been wearing very becoming air of paternal dignity since yesterday, all on account of an eight pound daughter presented to him by Mrs Vail yesterday morning. The CHAMPION is happy to state that moth or and daughter are doing nicely.
 Mir. Wm. Billups, of Colusa, Cal, who has been visiting his relatives, the Daggs Bros, for several days, left Wednesday for his home on the Coast. He has fine stable of thoroughbred horuaa oo hia place af Cnlusa and di.