The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-24
Local Matters.

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to the CAPITAL. -
For fresh candies, nuts and fruits
20 to Rabbits. =
II has been trying to snow fol
the past two days.
The Citizens Bank will move
into its new quarters next week.
For bananas and new crop oran
ges 60 to Rabbits. =
Mixed and fancy drinks of al
kinds at the San Juan.
For cigars by the box, the best
IN town, 60 to Rabbits.
frankie Beal, who broke his arm
about two weeks ago, is getting
along nicely.
San Juan champaign cocktails
are what everyone calls for each
morning.
Walter j. Hill came down from
Bellemont last Thursday night to
attend the masquerade.
Mr.. Asa Clark is in charge of
G. A. Woods commission house,
during his absence at Prescott.
F. l. Beck has decided to A. j.
Hudson lots l6, II and l8, block
81, in Flagstaff for $500.
Tom Hennesy and the Koolidge
Kid will fight ten rounds at Gallup,
N. NJ, on Thanksgiving day.
Next Thursday will be Thanks
giving day Prepare your turkeys
and cranberry sauce.
The Bank Hotel, when finished,
viii be one of the finest buildings
in Arizona.
Court is in session at Prescott
and as consequence Flagstaff is
nearly dopopulated.
J. F. Daggs has returned home
from Prescott, where he had been
attending to court matters.
O. w. Kennedy, of the firm of
Kennedy & Holman, is now deal
ing in coal at Gallup, N. NJ.
John Clark and Elmer Hoxworth,
left on Friday for Phoenix, where
they will spend the winter months.
David Babbitt has received a
car load of hardware, doors and
paints, which are for sale at bed
rock prices.
]. w. Eddy, President of the,
Mineral Belt Railroad, is in town
still, and is working hard to resume
operations ON the road.
The trial of VIM. Harper, who
killed Walter Murphy, at Jerome,
has commenced in the District
Court at Prescott.
Sam Black who has been sick
for few days, is now able to fur
nish wood in any quantity desired
and at any time.
Rev. G. H. Adams, d. D., arri-
we'd in town yesterday and will
preach at the NJ. E. Church to-mor-
NOR morning and evening.
Notice the ad in this issue of
Chas. Thompson. He deals in
second hand clothing and does clean
ing. repairing etc. Give him a
call.
The A. Il P. Railroad are grad
ing near the mill of the flagstaff
Lumber Co., for the erection Of the
new cattle yards.
The masquerade ball given at the
skating rink last Tuesday was
pretty fairly attended and very
enjoyable time was had.
Charles Quickley, who represents
Studebaker Bros, wagon makers,
Racine, Wisconsin, is in town solic-
iting orders for his house.
The worst feature about catarrh
is its dangerous tendency to con-
sumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures catarrh by purifying the blood.
Chas. Culbreth has sold out his
carpenter shop and will soon take
his departure for the northern ter
ritories. Charley has many friends
here who regret his departure.
II you want fine Sunday din
ner, that will make you feel like a
prince and as rich as Jay Gould, go
to NJ. < SHEPHERDS south side of
Railroad Avenue. y
The vote of Gallup precinct in
. New Mexico was thrown out en-
tirely, owing to the fact that the
election officers failed TO certify to
the vote cast.
Mrs Susie Allen, mother OF Mrs.
John Marshall, died last Sunday |
after an illness Of only week. |
She was buried on Monday from
tho M. E. Church.
AL good shots with shot gun
should not forget the glass ball
and clay pigeon shoot by the Mog-
ollon Gun Club next Thursday.
Turn out and make the match
interesting.
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