The Arizona champion., 1888-04-14
TIE K M S.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Pure comb honey at Salzman's. \
 Sheriff Mulvenon was in town Tues day.
 Richards has a very choice lot of lemons.
 Oranges and lemons for sale cheap at J. c. Stewards.
 We noticed the oranges at Richards which are very fine.
 A magic lantern show will be given at Sawyers hall this evening.
 We are not taking our regular tele, graphic dispatches this week.
 Richards says he will commence the manufacture of candies this coming week.
 Just received, a new shipment of Jersey creamery butter at J. G. Stewards.
 For fine staple and fancy groceries of all descriptions, call at Sslz- mans. .---....
 Albert Eisemann, of the firm of Eismann Bros. Albuquerque, is in town looking up wool matters.
 Call at J. G. Stewards if you want to get groceries, provisions, etc., cheap It is the cheapest place in town.
 We notice by the Prescott papers that Mir. w. L. Van Horn has been purchasing real estate in Flagstaff.
 JIG. Stewart has just received some very fine full cream cheese. Call at his store on San Francisco Avenue.
 Robert Richards has sold his resi- dence on Grant Street to J. H. Hos kins, Jr., of the Arizona Central Bank
 Hon. W. c Stewart, who has been absent at Williams on legal business for the past few days, returned yester- day,
 Jas. H. Morse recently completed an ornamental mug rack for Bayless, the barber, that is an artistic piece of workmanship.
 Hon. W. H. Ashurst will soon coni- mence the construction of Q dwelling house on land purchased in the P. J. Brannen addition.
 The saddlery shop on San Francisco Avenue, formerly of W. s. Gray, has been purchased by L. E. Hoffman, and is now open for business. If
 Wm. Adams, Jr,, the general man , sger of t'sE Chalcedony Park, the won derful sihciied forest of Arizona, is in town, from Holbrook,
 The attention of our many readers is called to the new ad of Chas. Zeiger, the popular and well-known wholesale liquor dealer of Albuquerque.
 Richards is having his own brands of cigars made to order with his own labels. He thinks he will get choice goods made from choice stock.
 For the latest and finest styles of spring pantaloons, which will suit the most fastidious, not only in quality, but in price, call on J. Salzman.
 Hon. W. H. Ashurst disposed of a fine bunch of beef cattle this week to our enterprising butchers, Campbell & Francis at 3 cents per pound gross,
 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
 Mrs. A. 0. Morse, who has been seriously i'll for the past two weeks, under the skillful treatment of Dr. Bra men is rapidly recovering her usual good health.
 In Richards advertisement this week he says "none but the choicest goods kept" We don't think he keeps i, them. Our experience teaches us that he sells them. ....
 The lecture delivered at the NJ. E. Church on "Wednesday evening by Rev. Dr. Goodwin was interesting and well delivered His subject Prohibition,
 
 was well handled.
 Jim Black, one of the cattle barons of this section, is in town. Mir. Black says that the cattle men have plenty of water and feed, and consequently are feeling in pretty good humor.
 Everybody can wear good clothes now that J. Salzman has opened his new stock of clothing, which he is sell ing so cheap that it won't pay to wear the old suit. Take look at them m24
 The boiler of an engineexploded near Holbrook this week, seriously burning Engineer Hamill and Fireman Ed. Davis. The head brakeman, Horner, was terribly scalded, and will probably die.
 J. 0. Martin, editor of the Journal Miner, dropped in on his Flagstaff friends "Wednesday, and after express ing his admiration for our our four ishing town, left yesterday morning