The Arizona champion., 1889-06-08
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SATURDAY, JUNFI 8, 1889.
Local Matters.

Look G. A. Bray's new ad ir khis issue. He means what he says
 Ice cream by the pint, quart ol gallon at Rabbitt's.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick has returned home fram his trip to California.
 Deputy sheriff Jim Black has gone to Prescott on official business.
 For oranges, apricots, peachp , cucumbers, cherries, etc., go to Bab- bitt's.
 Hon, Frank L. Rogers, of Will jams, was visitor to our town this week.
 You will save money by buying your eatables and wearing appearel at Salzman.
 Don't fail to attend the ropipg and tying contest to morrow at the Driving Park.
 Two elegant bound bibles will be dispose of cheap apply at D. J. Bran Gea ( Cos drug store.
 Let uscelebrate the glorious fourth Flagstaff can get up as good eel ebration as any town in the west.
 It is generally conceded that Salz- mans house is the place to buy the best goods for the least money.
 P.J. Brannen, CUT pioneer mer- chant, has as fine a span of horses as were eyar in this country. They ace soeri and make fine team.
 FoR SALE-A two-seated spring wagon. For particulars apply to Mrs. R. S. Foster, south side of RaiIrQad Ave.
 Mrs. J. H. Hoskins has retured home from her trip to St. louis after spending quite awhile vi.iting friend and relatives.
 T. Bates, representing Rosenthal, i Feder & Co, boot and shoe manu- facturers of San Francisco, was do ing our town this week.
 Received a eoaaigHment of Singer sewing machines, and will sell them on easy payments. C, \. Woods, Agent. If.
 Ernest Meyers, of Albuquerque, i was visito: to cur town last Tuea= day. lie was oa hi way homs tfom tip to sopthern California.
 When you go to Prescott all l i want a good shave or a bath cali cn ! ". E. Landsrebe next door to . Cury,s iewolry store,
 All OFT merchants are doing a good business and all unite in the opinion that Flagstaff has great future before it.
 Impurities of the blood often cause great annoyance at this season; Hoods Sarsqparilla pprifes the blood and cures all such affiictions.
 Read the new al in this issue of John Sanderson. He has added to his feed and grain department, flour and will sell it at reasonable prices.
 The Iostcfice was ta!.-e,. charge of by George Cook last Saturday night, and the ofii,e is now in the jewelry establishment of Cook & Lee.
 Mir. John Foster, of Stoneman Lake, a large st ok grower of this section is in town doing business with our merchants.
 Cameron E Lind have just receiv- ed a large line of shoes, amorg which can be found the new ce e. brated Club Russet. See Bylaws, Sec. 25.
 E. V. Doe, of the law firm of Stewart x Doe, one of the leading firms of Northern Arizona, is in Prescott, attending to business for his firm.
 NJ. J. Jennings, who has been very ill for the past two weeks, has now fully recovered and Is again st- tending to his duties at George Bab- bits confectionery store.
 J. peFr fine merchant tailor, has new ad in this issue. He is good workman, and it is not necess- ary now to send away for your clothes, as he guarantees perfect fit.
 Major D. NJ. Riordan, General manager of the Arizona Lumber O., returned on Monday from his trip so Albuquerque where he went on E business for his company. $ A meeting of the members of the fire department will bs held at the ( office of J. M Simpson, Monday { evening at 7 o'clock sharp, to con- t plete arrangements for protection to s property against fire. | A company is being organized in Williams for the purpose of build 5 ing hotel. Our sister town is full of enterpiising citizens and we have no doubt that they will succeed in their object. The Arizona Central Bank has moved from the Kilyatrick build 7 ing into the Bank Hotel, in the z place formely occupied by the Oit- i; ezens Bank, ard will be glad to see !, their friends in their new quarters. | Father Gqbitqssi will celebrate d maSs nt tha Gathnlic chnrch tn-mnr-