The Arizona champion., 1888-07-07
All kinds of fresh fruit at Stew,


 Laub's, San Francisco Ave.
 Ladies' fine shoes sold at cost at the store of Chas. Laub.
 House and rooms to rent. . l. Chrisman, jpnl6tf
 Colonel 4. A. Mcdonnell os the Mineral Belt railroad is in town.
 Just received, a large lot of fine confectionery at Stewards.
 For the cheapest and the best cigars in town go to Stewards.
 J. H. Hoskins went to Prescott last Thursday, to return this even- ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Morse are attending District Court at the capi- tai.
 W. A. Strickler, cashier of the Albuquerque National Bank, has been in town this week,
 On Tuesday next Miss Pameliea Stewart will open an icecream par Tor on San Francisco avenue,
 Everything in the grocery line cheap for cash at Stewards, San Francisco avenue.
 Ernest Meyers, representing his wholesale liqnor house in Albu- querque, has been in town this week.
 Colonel J. W. Eddy, president of the Mineral Belt railroad, arrived in town last evening from Prescott accompanied by his wife,
 Dr. Shafer returned yesterday Jrom visit to Harry Fulton's ranch, to remain for a day or two, when he will again take up the lux uries of camp life,
 W. c. Hazeldine, general solic- itor for the Atlantic and Pacific passed through town this week en route to Prescott, where he goes to attend Court.
 FoR SALE.--A complete carpen- ter shop, one planer, 5-horse power steam engine and all the necessary for sash and door factory. For full particulars apply to Chas, Culhreth. jun30tf
 Southern California real estate to exchange for Flagstaff property, One lot, 60x428, three-room honse; apples, oranges, blackherries, etc, in bearing, in Pomona, Los Angeles county, Cal; will sell or trade. For particulars apply to F. B. Jacobs, tf
 J. J, Donahue, who was severely burned at the fire on Monday, is slowly recovering. Sandy" worked like a trooper helping to save prop erty and has the heartfelt sympa- thy of our entire people in his loss and sickness.
 George Briggs, who is at present in business at The Needles, is visit. ing our mountain city and shaking hands with his many friends. George is one os the ''old-time boys" that you can always bet on, and has , host of friends over the entire 
 Surveyor F. B. Jacobs has re- ,eived his new improved solar transit md Is now ready to do all work in his line. Leveling, ditching, etc. Persons looking for homesteads will lo well to call on Mr. Jacobs and have him show them over the coun- try.
 Miss Eva Shellenberger died at Old Town on Tuesday morning. Her funeral occurred on the 4th. A young man to whom she was soon ;o have been married IS on his way nere from Montana, having started n the vain hope of arriving hefore her death. It will be a sad visit Or him.
 At the election held last Satur- lay for the purpose of filling a va ,sncy in the Board of Sch,ol Trustees in this district, MT, w. A. Switzer was elected almost un- 'nimously. No better choice could have been made. Mir. Switzer will make a most excellent ,fficia', and the community is to be ,ongrat Ila'ed
 It is reported, but with what ruth we are unable to state, that a drunken man who was sleeping in .he basement of the Donahue build ing on the night of the fire, per shed in the flames. If there is my foundation whatever for this report, we should think no further time would be lost in finding out definitely how much there is in it,
 P. J. Brannen is selling staple md fancy groceries for less money han any house in town. He is selling Kansas City sugar cured hams at l5 cents per pound.
 4 cans of Cuttings Best Ia ole fruit .$l. .00
 4 cans of Cuttings jellies md jams, .,........ LOO