The eagle., December 12, 1894, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EAGLE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1894.
PERSONAL PALAVER.
Mention of People You Do and Do
Not Know.
Other Interextlng Matter Which Can Be
Read With Profit liy All Our
Townspeople.
J. N. Upton was in the city this week.
Xmas goods are arriving at Porter
field's. Mrs. T. K. Shine, of Lordsburg, is in
the city.
If yon want a Tartar stove go to Rob
inson's. Prof. Miles went to Las Cruces last
Monday.
Don't read our neighbor's paper but
subscrilte for The Eagle.
Col. II. L. Pickett has returned from a
trip to Socorro.
Christmas goods are coming in every
dav at the Postoflice Store.
B. T. Link.
Mrs. Shipley has returned from a
visit to Chicago.
Picture Books and Story Books for
Christmas presents at W. L. Jackson &
Co's.
J. B. Gilchrist was over from Hanover
lust, week.
Big Dolls and Little Dolls for the big
and little girls at AV. L. Jackson & Co's
Sim Ilolstein was in from the Mimbres
last week.
Fresh candies every day at. Martin
Maher's.
E. M. Young has returned from a
short trip to Texas.
Dolls for all the girls at Porterfield's.
Mike Fleming was in town from the
Gila this week.
See the Cook Stoves and Ranges at
Robinson's.
A. G. Hood and family expect to go to
Denver to spend the holidays.
Elegant Toilet Sets at AV. L. Jackson
& Co's.
Baylor Shannon, sheriff elect of this
county, was in town this week.
Toys for all the Itoys at Porterfields.
Judge Bail has returned from a trip to
Las Cruces and Albuquerque.
Yioletta is the best 5c. cigar in -town.
B. T. Link keeps them. ló.tf.
T. F. Farnsworth was in town this
week from Hudson.
New goods just received at Robin
son's. District Attorney Bell went to Las
Cruces this week on legal .business.
Our line of Filigree Souvenir Spoons
and novelties in Filigree Jewelry and
Onyx Goods are out of sight.
C. M. Nolan, Mgr.,
Opposite Postollice."
George White, who has been in Texas
some months, returned to Silver City
last Thursday.
Fine line of Pocket and Table Cutlery
at St. George Robinson's.
First class household furniture for sale
cheap. Inquire at this oflice.
Rev. Bovard, of Albuquerque, was
here and held services in the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Lost On Yankie street between the
Old Man corral and Texas street, a pair
of gold riin glasses with chain attached.
Leave at this ofiice and receive reward.
For Sale, A brick house with six
rooms. Appiy to St. George Robinson,
Miss Mudge, who has been here on a
visit to her brother, J. II. Mudge, has
returned to her home in Kansas.
Bring your job work to The Eagle of
fice. It will be done neatly, promptly and
at reasonable rates.
McEwen is taking orders for Christ
mas turkeys. Call and leave orders.
Pete Spence, who is well known in
this section, was pardoned out of the
Yuma penitentiary recently.
Leave your orders for Christmas tur
keys at McEwens.
Toy Wagons for girls and boys at W.
L. Jackson & Co's.
Robert Black went to Las Cruces this
week to attend a meeting of the board
of regents of the agricultural college.
We wish to remind the ladies that we
are still in the lead in millinery goods.
Max Sciiutz.
Leave your orders for Christmas Tur
keys at Jones's meat market.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Shine have returned
to Lordsburg from California where they
have been visiting for some weeks past.
Christinas goods nicer and cheaper
than ever at Porterfield's.
The finest line of Imported and Do
mestic Cigars in the city, at Nolan's op
osite Post Ollice.
Mine Inspector Fleming has been ab
sent for several days in the northern
part of the territory on ollicial business.
Our hand made Cream Candies anil
Tallies are the finest. Made twice a
week. Nolan's, opposite postoflice.
Turkeys, Oysters, Celery and Cran
berries for Christinas dinner at Jones's.
Send in your orders early.
Mrs. Wells, sister of John Kilburn,
was here from El Paso this week.
The celebrated Wilson Heaters, the
most economical Heating Stove manu
factured, can be found only at Neff's.
Call and see them.
James Mattocks was here from George
town last Saturday.
We make no special prices on any par
ticular line of goods. Everything in
stock has been reduced in price for
Xmas and New Year. Max Sniurz.
I have the exclusive sale of George
KindePs Comforters, equal to Down aiid
at one half the cost. Size six by seven
fwt. O. C. Hixmax.
Sheriff Laird went to Santa Fe last
week with two prisoners for the territo
rial penitentiary.
Handsome holiday presents for every
body at AV. L. Jackson & Co's.
The place to get the celebrated Ber
wick Bay Oysters and Choice Fruits is at
Nolan's, opposite postollice.
Barney O'Hara and wife have gone to
Springfield, Ohio. They expect to spend
the winter in the Buckeye state.
Library Lamps, Banquet Lamps and a
large variety ot Plain and Ornamental
Lamps, at lower prices than can lie
found elsewhere, at Neff's.
The Postollice Store will have the
largest line of choice candy and fruit in
town for the Christmas trade. Call and
take a look before buying.
B. T. Link
George Bell, S. II. McAninch, Harry
Loosley and Clarence Bayne were down
to Lake Palomas last week on a hunting
trip.
Foil Runt A handsomely furnished
house of five rooms. Apply to Mrs.
M. A. Fielder.
Ross Tliomas, who has the contract
for supplying poles for the Silver City
and Mogollón telephone line, was in
town last week.
We had rather lose $ 10,000 than carry
over too many heavy weight goods into
spring. That is why we sacrifico every
thing lietween this and February 1st
1895. Come early to avoid the rush.
Max Sciiutz.
Rev. AV. K. Lloyd, formerly pastor of
the Episcopal church here, but moro re
cently of Deining, has gone to Texas to
accept a new pastorate.
The new Free Silver restaurant, next
door to Speed's meat market, has just
opened. Everything about the place is
bright, new and cleanly. Special atten
tion given to ladies and family parties.
Oysters, fish, game and all delicacies of
the season constantly on hand. 4t
Miss Maude Knuckey, who has been
attending the normal school here, re
turned to her home in Georgetown last
Saturday on account of the illness of her
mother.
Li Hung Chang received his Eagle on
the battlefield, and seeing Max's Wine
ad. at 25 cents a bottle, ordered a whole
train load. But we will sell what we
have left for Xmas and New Year at 25
cents a bottle, all our leading brands
Claret, Zinfandel, Port, Sherry and An
gelica. Max'Sciiutz.
S. Bresler, one of the earliest settlers
in Deming, but who recently liecamo a
resident of Mogollón, was here last week
to meet his wife. They went to Mogol
lón last Saturday.
A I'reHiMit or Fifty Dollar.
I will give on February first to some
church or charitable institution of Sil
ver City a present of fifty dollars in cash.
Customers purchasing merchandise, gro
ceries included, of me and paving cash
for same will have one vote for' each dol
lar's worth of goods purchased and the
institution having ho largest vote at the
time mentioned w.ll get the money.
A.utox Sciirrz.