The Arizona champion., 1889-01-26

H. Fl FISHER, San Francisco Av. Babbitt has just received another barrel of new sweet cider.
 Max Salzman Is in Prescott on a visit.
 Manning Bros. are putting up a large quantity of ice this winter.
 T. C. Morris, Esq, is visiting Prescott on legal business.
 William Morris has gone ts the Needles to spend the winter months. A E. Macomber has returned to Flagstaff from his visit to Albu- querque.
 There are several cases of small pox reported at Albuquerque and Gallup, New Mexico.
 The recent heavy snow storm compelled the A. & P. locomotives to put on their snow blows.
 Jacob Salzman, of Williams, made the CHAMPION office a pleas ant call this week.
 James Manning, of the firm of Manning Bros, left last Thursday for Prescott.
 John R. Tabor, the popular hotel, restaurant and saloon man of Will laims is doing fiourishing business Traffic on the A. E P. road seem to be increasing. Trains are pass ing through almost every hour.
 Billy Sweeney, an old-timer in Flagstaff, is now firing between Winslow and Williams.
 For apples, candies. nuts, sour kraut, cigars, oysters, etc., go to Babbitt's.
 Mrs. Harry Fulton left yesterday afternoon for Baltimore, Maryland, on visit to friends and relatives The Woman's Relief Corps will meet next Thursday. All members are requested to be present. P. B.. Rumsey, President.
 Do you suffer with catarrhl You can be cured if you take Hoods SarsapaEilla, the great blood purifier Sold by all druggists.
 Thomas McMillon and his family have moved into the new hotel building They occupy the two front rooms up stairs.
 w. L. Van Horn, Esq, Attorney at Law, who has been seriously III for some time is now rapidly recovering.
 Billy Sweeny, who was fireman on the Mineral Belt, is now holding the same position on the Atlantic & Pacific.
 Chas. Keller is getting ready for the big rush of business in the spring. He has purchased soda fountain.
 It is reported that E. S. Clark, formerly of this town, is quite i'll at Prescott. We are sorry to hear this, and hope he will soon recover.
 Elmer Hoxworth is back again from Phoenix. He got his feet frozen on his way here, coming through the mountins.
 D. V. McGonigle, across the rail road, keeps everything that is good in the line of wines, liquors and cigars. Give him call.
 The thermometer registered last Monday night twenty-four degrees below zero, the eoldest night with out doubt ever known in this town.
 The west bound train was side, tracked here ali day, last Thursday on account of quite a large wreck near Williams.
 The new time card of the A. & P. R. R. Go. went into effect or Sunday last. No material changes except in freights-
 If you want fine Sunday din ner, that will make you feel like s prince and as rich as Jay Gould, g to M. E. Shepperd's Hotel de Monte.
 Frank Hart of Winslow, and Mis- Maggie Kelley of this town, wer married at Albuquerque on the 20tl instant. Tine CHAMPION eongratu lates the new couple.
 The home of James Manning wa made happy last Monday evening b the arrival of big, bouncing, ba6 boy. We think we ought to have i cigar on this event.
 w. w. HilI of Bellemont, wa in town this week. Mir. Hill ha been quite sick with rheumatism for the past month, but is now abl to be about again.
 The Arizona Company receive this week lot of machinery, hoist ing works, etc, which they will pu up at their quarry near the stocl yards.
 Quite a number of our peopl have take advange of the larg quantity of the "beautifuP' an have been sleighing the most of thi week.
 Miss Rose Vessel, sister of M, George Babbitt, who ha, be,n visi lIg here for some time, left O