The Arizona champion., 1889-03-30
Local Matters.

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 For bananas, apples tomatoes, coconuts, etc, go to Babbitts.
 Babbitt has just received barrel of cider.
 Go to the Flagstaff Painting O., for your signs.
 'Old Boy Mart" is the president of the Flagstaff painting Go.
 Paper hanging and artistic dec orating by the Flagstaff Painting Go. ...
 0. O. Chambers. of Williams, was Q welcome visitor to the CHAMPION office this week.
 Col Joe Hooker is in town and reports the country in good condi- tion.
 Mrs Max Salzman will leave in a short time for a visit to Califor- mia.
 Miss Laura G. Fulton returned last evening from pleasure trip to Los Angeles, Cal
 c. A. Woods has some second hnnd stoves which he will dispose of cheap.
 James Goodwin, of the firm of McMillon X Goodwin, was in town this week from his sheep range.
 Received consignment of Singer sewing machines, and will sell them on easy payments G. A. Woods, Agent If. Charlie and John Clark are at present in Phenix, but expect to start home about the 20th of next | month.
 The assessor and his deputies will shortly start out on their an nual tour of rounding-up the tax payers. | Dan Murphy returned last Thurs day evening from an extended trip 1 through the country, hunting horses. He failed to find them however. l Henry Auspbery, of Milton, is the father of bouncing baby girl. It was born on the 26th. Mother and child doing well.
 Philip Brannen left last Thurs
  day morning for San Francisco, at which place he will reside perms- nently in the future
 We see by the Winslow News that Col. J. H. Breed has recovered his horses which were recently stolen from him at that place.
 J. F. Wilson, Esq, of the firm of Wilson & Norris, attorneys-at- law, was a visitor to our town this week from Prescott.
 Walter J. Hill and J. E. Bar chard returned last Monday from Prescott where they had been on Land office business.
 Two great enemies-Hood's Sar- saparills and impure blood. The latter is utterly defeated by the peculiar medicine.
 John Lockard has been going around the streets this week with a smile as broad as a circular saw. The reason is his wife presented him with baby girl.
 It is reported that when Dr. D. J. Brannen returns home he will be accompanied by bride. He is having a neat little cottage built for him on the Brannen addition.
 The Prescott Courier says that cattle on Black Canyon and New River are said to be looking fine and fat. This side the grass is shorter and cattle poorer.
 Curtis & Cavaness are building a new blaming mill and residence on the Hoxworth addition and will move from their present site as coon as the new shop is completed. W. A. Rang, one of the popular conductors on the Atlantic & Pa cifc Railroad, is spending few weeks in Los Angeles, California, on pleasure trip.
 Fred Riley returned this week from Phoenix, where he had been attending the legislature as a mem- Der of the third house.
 The Atlantic and Pacific Rail road, it is reported offers reward of $500 each for the capture and conviction of the recent train rob bers.
 The Carter Bros, who for some time past have run barber shop in our town, quitly folded their tents last Saturday and left for Greedy, Col
 A petition was circulated around town this week and numerously | signed proving for the appointment of Judge E M. Sanford of Prescott, as Chief Justice of the territory. I J. Salzman, the popular merchant of Flagstaff, received this week | . car load of flour and car load | of sugar, and is selling it as cheap as the cheapest.
 Will A. Peairs, representing Chamberlain < Go, of Des Moines, | .-- I