The Arizona champion., 1889-07-20
Local Matters.
# 45 cents at Fishers.
Fruit cheap at Fishers.

DR.. p G. Cornish made Prescott
q short business visit this week.
Job work neatly and promptly
executed at this Office. Give trial.
Prof. and Mrs. Nelson will give
their concert in flagstaff next week.
Prepare to attend.
Prescott is having quite muddle
over its public schools and the action
of the school directors.
G.. A. Woods is rebuilding his
house ON the south side of the track,
which was recently destroyed by fire
Hon. W. G. Stewart took a three
days trip out in the country this
week locking over cattle rangers,
j. w. Donnelly, connected with
the Arizona Lumber Co., left la It
Tuesday for the East on visit.
Cameron & Gibbons have been
making some extensive improve
ments in thsir store this week.
Triple Strength White Wine
Vinegar, 40c at Fishers. Taste it
and than get your keg filed, Not
much left.
Miss Lilly Marshall has returned
home from her visit to Prescott and
is welcomed home by her many
friends.
Always buy the Peabody creamery
1T is elegant, 30 cents pound.
If CaMEboN & GIBBONS,
Agents.
j. w. Parrett, fine and artistic
tailor of Winslow, has an ad IN this
issue. lie will shortly visit our
town soliciting orders.
Come to us for the finest butter
in the land.
Peabody creamary, SOC a pound.
II CAMERON IL GIBBONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. L j. A tin. (
+ e colt, wee visito our t wn
TIN we k, They were quartered at
tn Bank Hotsl.
Received consignment of Singer
sewing machines, and will sell them
on easy payments. G.. A. Woods,
Agent. If
s Mrs. ID. NJ. Riordan and children
have arrived home from their visit
this week, much to the delight of the
major.
Mkt Mkt Nice fresh Milk de-
hVered 1T any part of town at l0cts
quart or less in large quantities.
p. ID. Rumsey+
The dance last evening at Old
Town was attented by all the young
folks of our town. and all EXPIRE
themselves as having had a good
time.
We have sect red the agency for
the celebrated Peabody creamery
butter, don't buy any other kind;
OILY 30 cent pound.
TT CAMERON Il GIBBONS.
In this issue will be found an ad
$4,000 Reward" by Frank Hicks.
Any one buying cattle should be
careful and not buy this particular
brand.
Mr. A. G. Longmore, an old gentle
man who was here when Flagstaff
was In his infancy, arrived in town
this week from quite an extensive
trip through the entire Territory.
Ellis Wainwright, of st. Louis, a
large owner in the Arizona Cattle
Co., is in town, and is spending most
OF his time at Fort Rickerson, the
headquarters of his company.
Cameron & Lind have shipped to
Christy d Wise, of San Francis O,
wool commission merchants, about
100000 pounds Of wool from this
place.
J. II. McCooey and P, Murphy,
who own some rich copper mines in
the vicinity of Lees Ferry, on the
Colorado river. left last Monday with
a corps OF surveyors for their mines.
Miss Jenny Crothers is quite i'll
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 4, Pratt, but with the skillful
treatment of Dr. ID j. Brannen her
many friends hope to see her out
again.
Work has commenced on the
Atlantic d Pacific railroad depot,
which was lately destroyed by fire
The new depot will be one story
stone building, and when ready,
will be an attractive feature of our
town.
We are panied this week to
chronicle the death of David Salz-
man, brother Of our worthy towns
men Jacob and Max Salzman, which
occurred on the Esd Of June in
Ostrowo, province Posen, Prussia.
The sympathy Of this community is
sstSnded to his sorrowing relatives.