The Arizona champion., 1888-08-04
There will be surprise party in town next Thursday evening.

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 town next Thursday evening. Hon. H. J. Miller's new cottage on Church street, is about completed
 Rising from the fire, Mir. Denni' appropriately named his restaurant The Phoenix.
 Charles Laub is doing cash bus
 mess. That is the reason he is sell
 ing goods so cheap.
 Charles Laub is receiving fresh merchandise every day, which he is selling at bottom prices.
 At the Democratic primary in Prescott only 62 votes were cast, while Flagstaff boiled l9l.
 The CHAMPION has lost a legal card, and the force will now have to subsist on corn meal straight.
 The Prescott and Arizona Cen tral Railroad has again raised the rate on freight and passenger traffic. F. A. Deatheage will issue at Bishee next Wednesday the first number of the Democrat, a weekly newspaper.
 G. A. Woods has opened fruit and vegetable store in connection with his real estate office on San Francisco avenue.
 The rear room of the unfinished stone hotel has been neatly fitted up, and is now occupied as saloon by 0. F. Taylor.
 "Tim treated mo coldly last night" "He seemed to be very attentive, M.; how did he treat you coldlyP "Ice cream"
 Wash Henry is putting up an other building on the site of the burned Gem saloon, into which he will remove in few days.
 If you want a good cigar call on Charles Laub. He will guarantee that you will not need to use All cocks plasters on the back of your neck to draw one of them.
 Prescott Journal: The Aver Lum- Der Company and Major D. M. Riordan have settled several hun dred people in this county, and have cut their lumber from railroad land.
 Go to G. A. Woods commission house, San Francisco avenue, for fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, butter, etc. Full weight and lowest prices. The supplying of families speciality.
 A cornet horn valued at S75 was received by the band boys several days ago, and was last evening ap- propriately presented to their leader, J. B. Fillmore, with ?. P. Daggs as spokesman.
 From home for the news. The Prescott Journal-Miner says that Thomas McMillan, w. A. Switzer and George P. Thornton of Flag staff are Democratic aspirants for the Legislature.
 From the registration the vote of Flagstaff precinct will be much larger this year than formerly. Up ta yesterday the Justices had made 753 registrations, to which many others will be added.
 Sandy Donahue returned Thurs day from trip to Prescott. He says the politicians are astir there, but the people are united and the leaders of both parties working in admirable harmony.
 The man who makes an invest ment for the purpose of getting something for nothing generally sue ceeds in getting something. In addition to getting left, he usually gets little experience.
 The circus will perform here this and tomorrow evenings and will then move to Winslow. Several people of Flagstaff, who attended while in Prescott, declare it to be pretty fair and worthy of patronage.
 The brick to be used in the build ing of the Catholic church of Flag staff have been burned, and the work of construction will soon be commenced. The structure will be handsome, and worthy the pride of Catholic residents.
 Robbie, the little son of $. O. Black, on Sunday had an arm broken in two places. He was riding horse on the ranch of his father, near town, wien the animal stum- bled and fell on him. Dr. Brannen was called and set the fractured limb.
 The Prescott Courier congratu- lates Mir. Clark of the Yavapai Democrat upon his recent conver- sion to Democracy, as it says; "Un- derstanding Mr. Clark to have here tofore been a strong Republican, we welcome him to the party of