The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-06
Local Matters.


$1,000 Envelopes all sizes, at
Mt d, J. Brauuen & Co.'S. 2t
Oar town is in a hellthy condition.
No work for the doctors.
$4,000 Cigarettes at wholesale
prizes at the Drug store, ct
For neatly AMI chsapIy made
Dresses call on Mrs. Blown, behind
Aoors's stables. st
Gorham a. Bray LETT las We'd
nesday for short visit to Pres sott
10 see his numerous friends.
In this issue will be found the ad.
of W. G.. Henry. He keeps a first
class place onl lie treats his patrons
lii royii style.
Received q consignment of Singer
sewing machines, and viii se.l them
on easy payments. G. y. Woods,
Agent, ii.
Ralph Cameron has been coniued
to his room several days thu, week,
but now, We are happy u Say, La
nearly recovered.
Mrs Greel.aS was visitor to
our tcNyn this week from hei ant Y
resiie' &c near the EAtegplSe Linn
ler &c 5 mill.
Aliii;l Miikl Nice fresh Milk de-
liTsrad i any part OF town at l0cts
q guar; or less in large quantities
P. Is. Rlmiey+
Jas. O'Brien; one If the leading
citizen OF Bcilamort, &C, IN )an ell
by hia wife and children came In
this week to celebrate the 4th.
FL. Randolph, the constable Of
Williams, was FiagstIH visitor
this week. He came ON business
connected VIII his OH 20.
Impurities OF the blood ofsen cluse
great annoyance at this season;
Hood's Sars ipari.,a pu.iIies tia blood
and cures all such affections.
The thermomet r reached 80 de-.
j n Prescott on Sund ~ at noon. This
is an exceptionally hot summer, as
it has teen quits hot in Fla staf.
j SalzmaE received this week a
car load OF vegetables, one car load
OF Liverpool ro,k ane lump salt and
one car load OF mixed groceries. If
A daughter was born last Satur-
day might to the wife of Marion
Jacobs, and consequently he is wear
Ing q snrl5 asbroId as circular saw.
John Hance was in town this
week from tie Grand Canyon, and
says that the country adjacent t.
that place never lookei more beauti-
full
Sandy Donahue's new building,
or ,aIher new addition is nearly
completed, and he has now the
largest and most commodious place
in town,
j. Il. Tappan, one of the solid
wool growers of Williams, was a
visitor TO flagstaff this week, lbs
object being to celebrate the Attn in
grand style.
Philip Hall, sr., who owns the
largest and finest band Of horses in
Arizona, was flagstaff visitor this
week and made this office a
pleasant call.
Victor White, representing manu-
facturers Of Cleveland, Ohio, was a
visitor to our town TIL, weak, look.
ing out for the interests of his firm.
He deals in made up goods.
w. o. ONieIl, the efficient sheriff
Of Yavapai county, passed through
here last Tuesday afternoon on his
way home, having in charge A. J.
Smith, the escaped train robber.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Glendening
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Hoffman
were out this week to the San Fran
cisco Peaks on pleasure trip, and
report having had good time.
Miss Lille Marshall, one Of Flag
STATS most popular young ladies, ac-
oompsniei her brother, DIR. j. NJ.
Marshall, ON his regular business
trip to Prescott. They will spend
two or three weeks at that place.
I The Arizons Lumber Co. will
soon start up Mill No. 2 on the line
Of the Central Arizona Railway.
This is good news for our people, as
enterprise will give employment
tos large number OF men who arc
Aow idle.
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