The Arizona champion., 1888-05-12

F. E Foster IS in Prescott
 Pure comb honey at Salzman's.
 Fresh figs and raisins at Richards.
 F. Daggs is building an addition to his house.
 Richards receives fresh eggs every day or two now.
 J. E. Burchard is erecting dwell- ing house north of the brick yard.
 Mir. Bell unloaded car load of spring ice for Richards on Thursday.
 For fine staple and fancy groceries of all descriptions, call at salz- mans
 A special communication of Flagstaff Lodge, U. D., F. X A., was held on Monday evening last. ..
 Richards is, without doubt, the king of all candy men ever in this town. His goods are fine and fresh.
 Where is that ice cream, Richards Shake around and get to making. We want to sample your make of cream.
 P.J. Brannen, our enterprising mer- chant, is adding to the appearance of his store by building stone pavement.
 J. E Burchard is putting up new house on the south side of the railroad to be used by him for a carpenter shop.
 Movements in the matrimonial mar tet arc marked by unusual activity, quotations ruling higher; demand firm.
 Dr. M. A. Carrier, the county asses sor, returned to his home on the Verde yesterday. He will be with us again soon, and take up the dropped stitches.
 Miss Metz, who has been visiting with her cousins, the Babbitt Brothers, for several months, returned to her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, last Thurs day morning
 H. K. Tweed, prominent merchant of Tombstone, assigned for the benefit of his creditors last Saturday. Lia- Utilities, s3l, 900; assets to considera- ply exceed this sum.
 E. H. Witherell is going to start and run store at Verde Junction, ' or 8 miles north of Prescott. The place is the railroad station for the United Verde mines and smelters.-Courier
 Everybody can wear good clothes now that J. Salzman has opened his new stock of clothing, which he is sell ing 90 cheap that 1t won't pay to wear ths old suit. Take look at theml m24.
 Go to Bmnnen's if you want any thing fancy in dry goods, gents furnish ing goods, boots and shoes, hats, etc. He has the largest stock in town. Sat isfaction guaranteed or your money re- funded. a2ltf
 A line of handsome clothing and gents furnishing goods has been added to the already complete stock of J. Salz- man on which he won't be undersold in the west. mr24tf
 Doane Merrill, the telegraph opera tor of Prescott, was last week thrown from a wagon, and so severely injured as to be unable to work the key for several days.
 Send to Weinstock, Lubin & Co, Sacramento Cal, for new Illustrated Shopping Catalogue of Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. Interesting, valuable and free. ml2-2t
 Our worthy legal friend, Van Horn, was overwhelmed with surprise on learning from our contemporary that he had been shipping large numbers of cattle from Fl Paso.
 Parties aspiring to secure teachers certificates had better commence to 'brush up" now, as the regular quar- terly examination will be held next month.--Journal Miner.
 The Prescott, Courier says: ''rhe pop ulation of Flagstaff is increasing" Well, slightly. If it keeps on this way, the town is liable to strain its credit in the baby carriage market before the close of the season..
 The last number of the Winslow News says: We regret to note the loss of the infant born to Mr and Mrs. Julius Lesser this week. The lady was in quite a critical condition, but is now slowly recovering.
 George Munro, formerly deputy sher- if of Mohave County, who was severely wounded in shooting scrape by G. w. Scott, at Mineral Park, little over year ago, died in Los Angeles recently from the effects of the wound.
 On May lst William Everitt, a young freighter, was thrown from bucking horse at Tempe, and died in twenty-four hours. The Tempe News says he leaves an aged widowed mother who was dependent upon him for sup port
 A large number of houses and other Improvements are being placed on pre- emption claims recently located near town. Another large lot of lumber will be shipped over the Mineral Belt in few days to be used in the cree