The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

hi"uy guy tiie Isaoouy creamery
1T is elegant, 80 CO, IS pound.
tt CAMERON d GIBBONS,
Agents.
Are you weak and weary, o,er-
workad and tired 7 Ho IDS Sa,sa-
parilla is just the medl inc to purify
your blood and give you strength.
Come to us for the finest butter
in the land.
Peabody creamery, SOC pound.
ii CAMERON h GIBBONS.
P. P. Daggs and W, L. Van Horn
have returned from Prescott, where
they have been on business connect
ed with the land Office
Received consignment Of Singer
sewing machines, and will sell them
on easy payments. G. A, Woods,
Agent. If.
Mr. +. b, Greenlaw has been quite
sick for the past week, but is now
on the way to recovery and we hope
to see him out again soon.
During our recent trip we noticed
all the towns along the road pretty
closely, and can truly say that
Flagstaff is the most prosperous OF
them all.
We have occurred the agency for
the celebrated Peabody creamery
butter, don't buy any other kind;
only 80 cents a pound,
If CAMERON d GIBBONS.
Aljutlnt General ONE has
made arrangements with the govern
ment TO have stone placed at the
head of every soldier grave in this
territory. Journal Miner.
Mrs. Emma Gonzales returned
this week from Prescott where she
has been attending to matters before
the Register and Receiver Of the
United States Land Otfice.
Grant Camp No. |, Sons Of
Veterans, will give a grand social
dance in a short time, Everybody
thouid attend as the boys propose
SO make this the event of the season
Chas. Houck, of Gallup, is visit
ipg our town for short pleasure
trip, He is delighted with our
climate and says that he proposes
TO come again and bring his family
along with him.
While on surveying trip recently
Frank NJ. Brown, president of
contemplated railroad in Colorado,
and two other men were drowned
while attempting to shoot the rapids
in the Colorado river near Marble
Canyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ii. Hoskins, ST.,
Of New York, father Of J. ii. Hos
kins, dr., of the Arizona Central
Bank, is visiting his son and yester-
day paid his respects to the UHAM-
piox Office. They are delighte !
with our climate and the prospects
Of our town.
F. s. Gofney has put up new
sign at his LOAN AND INVESTMENT
OFFICE, adding to the loan business,
his former profe 'sion-the Law.
He informs Us that it is not his in
tentlon to take court business or to
enter the active practice, but only
to take a limited amount Of Office
business,
II looks somewhat like old times
on the outskirts Of our town this
week, and the old pioneer feels a
thrill going throub his heart when
he sees on one side the road the old
prairie schooner" of the immigrant
and on the other side band Of Su-
pal indians in their fantastic dress
of many colors.
Probate Judge E. W. French
came in on last nights train from
PRESCOTT on business connected
with settling up the school land
which was recently donated by Con-
gress to the people Of Flagstaff. The
Judge has host Of friends in our
mountain town, who always give
him hearty welcome.
Ralph II. Cameron, who has be n
in the country for several days,
around Spring Valley, is home again.
He says that every thing looks
lovely and that stock of all kinds
are in finer condition then he ever
saw them before at this time Of the
year, which is good evidence that
we win have large number Of
marketable cattle when the proper
q tas arrives.