The Arizona champion., 1889-04-27
WEEKLY CHAMPION
Local Matters,

He will treat you right. \
 Boss butter, 20c; bargain whil, it lasts at H. H. Fishers.
 The spring has opened and every thing is beginning to look green.
 Oranges 5c. All kinds of evap orated fruits at Fishers.
 Harry Lyon's of Spring Valley one of our substantial stockmen i. in town.
 G. A. Woods has some second hnnd stoves which he will dispose of cheap. Y
 Wm. M, Fain and family hay, moved to their country residence il the Mogollons.
 Job printing of all kinds neatly executed at this office with prompt ness and dispatch.
 FoR RENT-A three room dwell ing at a reasonable price. Enquire at this office.
 Wm. Mundy will hereafter con. duct the train on the Arizona Gen. tral Railway.
 Salzman says that he will not be undersold in his line of General Merchandise.
 Mir. John Derr, P. J. Brannen & Brothers tailor, expects his wife shortly from London, Can ada.
 Leave your orders for one of those fine suits at Salzman's! A perfect fit guaranteed.
 F. B. Jacobs has sent a petition to Prescott praying for the appoint ment of County Surveyor.
 c. $. (Zeke) Bowman will leave next Wednesday for a visit to his father and mother in New York.
 Dr. J. M. Marshall, the dentist, will leave for Prescott tomorrow morning on professional business.
 Received consignment of Singer sewing machines, and will sell them on easy payments. G. A. Woods, Agent. If.
 The mite solety will meet at the residence of Mrs. George Hox~orth on Tuesday, evening of next week, April 3Oth.
 It is now claimed that the Burch- Sharick scandal case in Albuquerque Is only case of blackmailing on the part of Burch.
 Indian views, curiosities, scenery of Arizona and New Mexico for sale at D. J. Brannen & Co.'S. Post office building. 2t.
 Walter J. Hill was a visitor to our town this week from Bellemont. He says the wool clip is excellent and exceptionally large.
 Services at the Catholic Church Church tomorrow as follows Mass, l0:s0 A. M. Sunday School, 2:30 P. M. Yespers, 7:3O PM.
 MessrS. Grimm, Freeman, Norris and Bobo eft this week for the Grs,pd Canyon of the Colorado, where they will spend two weeks.
 Mrs, Ar. Cornish, 5f Winslow, is a visitor tobT mountain town, the guest of Mir. ad Mrs. tC. c. Goven, at Fort Rickerson.,
 Last Wednesday at mill Na.A John o. Harrington and Miss Ida M. Solmon were made man and wife by Justice Weatherford.
 Easter services were conducted by Rev. N. L. Guthrie last Sunday. The children of the Sunday School acquitted themselves creditably.
 Milk Milk T Nice fresh milk delivered in any part of town at 10 cents quart, or less when taken in large quantities by P. B. Rumsey.
 FOR SALE.-A new square Stein May piano, made specially for Ari- zona. First cost $75O.OO. Apply to LUDWIG THOMAS,
 a20-2t Prescott, Arizona.
 Joseph B. Tappan, of Challender, one of our largest wool-growers, wis ited the metropolis this week and purchased supplies preparatory for shearing.
 The Riordan Mercantile Compa- ny have added to their mercantile es- tablisment furniture department, and invite all to come and see for themselves.
 Hon. Frank L. Rogers, of Will Hams, who fought so bravely for Co., conlno County, and served his con Stituents well, is isshaking hands with his many friends in Flagstaff.
 A game of base ball was played Sunday, on the grounds on Bran mems addition, between the Young Americas and the Little Tougb's, The score stood 45 to Is in favor of the former.
 Sheep in the San Francisco and Mogollon ranges are in fine condi- tion, very little scab is among the focks, there will be a larger and cleaner clip of wool this spring than ever before. We have heard many sheep men estimate the average feeces at ten pounds, which would