The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-06
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SATURDAY. OCT. 6, 1888.
Local Matters.

NaPieaL
House and rooms to rent ]
Chiisman.
Fer canned goods at loves
prices ~ +" ] Saizman. =
Mixed and fancy drinks of al
kinds at the San Juan.
DIR. j. NJ. Marshal, ...,e Flagssst
dentist is in Peach Springs.
NJ. A. Carrier, the county assessor
was in town during the week.
WIN. Munds, cattle man O
the Verde, is visiting flagstaff
Mrs. j. b. Smith was a welcom,
visitor to this office this week.
For anything and everything, a,
lowest prices, 60 to the store Of j
Salzman. =
San Juan champaign cocktails
are what everyone calls for each
morning. =
For dress suits, business suits and
gents furnishing goods generally &c
to j. SalLman.
r. w. Bell is cashier of Ex-
change Bank during the absence Of
J. r. Kilpatrict
@. A. Greenl,w is building a
dwell'n, house on the Brannen ad-
dition.
j. r. Kilpatriek left last Tuesday
TO canvass the northern part of this
Territory.
County and Territorial taxes will
be due the third Monday in Decem-
Der.
j. E. Burchard is now running
his photograph gallery on the south
side Of the the railroad.
For watch repairing and fine
jewelry work call on Cook & Lee,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. ID. M. Riordon and little
daughter, made o flying trip to
Press colt this week.
d. Will Murphy is in town from
Williams, where he runs a general
merchandise store.
Max Salzman and child, who
ba} N visiting, Albuquerque,
ree.A "a home this week.
Thieves broke in to the re ident
of w. r. Buker, of Prescott aad
stole some money few days ago.
Mr.. Hill, of Bellemont, recently
1900 head of sheep to MIR. Hull for
90 q head.--Prescott Courier.
Ernest Myers Of the firm of Lowen-
thai & Myers, Of Albuquerque,
spent few days in town this week.
s. s. Ackers, of the firm of Ack-
ers & Luse, our enterprising butch
ers is in town from his stock ranch.
j. Salzman received a lot of
new goods this week and says he
can knock down prices as low as any
man.
David Rabbit has received a
car load of hardware, doors and
paints. which are for sale at bed
rock prices.
N. G. Layton, in this issue Of
the CHAMPION announces himself as
a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace.
Buyless Brothers have received
four dozen mugs They will ad
greatly to the looks Of their barber
shop.
The sons Of veterans held q meet
ing the Grand Army Hall Wednes-
evening and decided to organize
o camp.
Hon. w. G. Stewart, F. E. Fos-
ter and III. G. Summers made a
short trip to Bellemont this week
on business.
The infant in in6ustrive are adj
yancing rapidly in flagstaff, and
will soon be able to hold Prescott
level.
The family Of Mr.. John Worries,
Cashier Of the Citizens Bank, arriv-
ed this week from Levenwort Kan
aas.
Stewart & Dee are having their
new office painted. When furnish
ed it will be the nea es office in
town.
Rev. N. L. Guthrie has returned
from Prescott, where he went to at
tend the Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference held there last week.
A very large bear was brough in
this week by Uncle Charlie How
ard. Mr.. Howard Is terror to
bruin and all wild animals.
J. Salzman. Flagstaf's enterpris
ing merchant has started q branch
store ct Williams, where he will
Keep ell kinds Of merchandise.
The ladies of the Catholic curch
9 will hold Catholic Fair at the
Arizona Wood Compa' y's Hall some
time during the month.
Frank NJ. Murphy, one of the
leading citizees Of Prescott, made
Flagstaff q business visit this week,
= returning, home on Wednesday.
Gus HyiRan, the cigar and con-
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