The Arizona champion., 1889-05-18

Accordeons Tor sale cheap at th' drug store.
 W. o. Hnson, formerly of this place is now in business at Phlenix
 c. A. Woods has some second hnnd stoves which he will dispo5t of cheap.
 You will save money by buying your e1tables and wearing appeare at Salzman.
 Dr J. NJ. Marshall the dentist will come home next week from his "trip to Prescott.
 Two elegant bound bibles will be dispose of cheap apply at D. J. Bran nen & Cos drug store,
 Mrs. J. R. Fitzpatrick has return ed to Flagstaff after quite a visit east to friends ard relatives.
 Mir. J. H. Rumsey made 9 short trip to the Little Colorado river, to look after some of his stock.
 Judge J. W. Weatherford return ed Thursday from California looking as if he enjoyed his trip hugely.
 It is generally conceded that Salzl mans house is the place to buy the best goods for the least money.
 T. J. Coalter has come down! from Winslow and will take chargei of the Bank Hotel. We wish him, success.
 Received consignment of Singer! sewing machines, and will sell themi on easy payments. G. A. Woods, Agent. If.
 The musical entertainment to bel given by the Wingate Band on thes B inst will be grand treat to loY- 5 CTS of music.
 W, G. Wingfeld, one of the lead s ing stockmen of Verde valley, deliv-S cred 30 head of fat steers this week. to Acker & Luse.
 Mir. Lesser, one of the leading4 Merchants of Winslow, was shakingS hands with his many friends in, Flagstaff Wednesday. s Jim Black, our deputy sheriff, iss still busy rounding up tax payers in E and around Flagstaf. He doess not let anyone escape. k George Cook expects to move theEE postofice into his jewelry shop thes first of next week, all preparations having been completed x The K. of P. Ball to be given on E the 24th inst viii be one of thes grandest affairs of the season. Everys body should attend. E
 The Prescott Courier says thats that town will be well representeds at the meeting of the Grand Lodge, K. of P, at this place. E A number of travelling men were doing our town this week. They all K agree that Flagstaff is as igeY ass any town in the territory. E E. NJ. Doe, Esq. of the firm ofa Stewart & Doe, has returned fromE 2 his trip to Prescott, where he hass been on business for the firm. E Sheep men are all looking brightb and happy now the reason bsingE that they are disposing of theirE spring wool crop at fair prices. 5 Col. J. B. Thomas was in townH this week and says he has had bad# luck, having lost his horses. We g; hope he will recover his animals. E Milkl Milkl Nice fresh Milk de-s livered it any part of town at l0ctss a quart or less in large quantities. H
 P. B. Rumsey* B Mir. A. T. Cornish, Of the firm ofS3 Cornish & Reiche, owners of thess bottling works at this place, has B gone to California for a short busi-s ness visit. S Cameron & Lind, our enterpris- H ing merchants are shipping larges quantity of wool from this place tos the firm of Christy & Wise, san < Francisco, Cal.
 W. T. Logan, a member of thez stock firm of A. L. Morrison, Sons x & Logan, was found dead in his@ bed at the cattle ranch recently ins ! Apache county. k Charley Geenlaw General Man D ager of the Enterprise Lumber Co.,, 3! has returned home from his trip tosi Albuquerque where he went on busi- M ness for the Company. R Miss Anna Hawks, who has beenA attending the Sisters school at Pres -N colt, for the past year has returnedH home again and her many admirers sl are glad te see back again. B In this issue will be found ana ad. $500 Reward" AnyoueA knowing anything about the matter# q should communicate with Frank 5 Hicks, of Winslow at once. 9 J. B. Tappan was a welcome wis itor to our mountain town thisA week from Chellendar. He says# that the sheep raised in this coun E try have no superiors anywhere.
 Dr. Marshall good dentist and K perfect gentleman, has gone to King E man for a short time. He will re- 8 I sD4G d,,r;,o, +ba ao,,l1 [, @