The eagle., April 03, 1895, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EAGLE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1895.
PERSONAL PALAVER.
Mention of People You Do and Do
Not Know.
Other Interesting Mutter Which Clin Ite
KcikI With l'rofit Hy All Our
Townspeople.
AV. H. Jack was nt Las Vegas last week.
New goods just received at Robin
son's. W. D. Duke was up from Deining last
week.
If you want a Parlor stove go to Rob
inson's. R. P. Hart was here from Lordslmrg
last week.
Fresh candies every day at Martin
Maher's.
Mrs. Fielder went out to the Mimbres
last week.
See the Cook Stoves and Ranges at
Robinson's.
Clarence Bayne is back from a trip to
the Mogollón.
Fine line of cigars at Bishop's post
olliee store. :t:i
II. Fit.Simnions was in from Alham
bra this week.
liest Kansas patent Hour for sale at
Martin Maher's.
Alvah Mason was down from Pinos
Altos last Monday.
Faster Hats and Bonnets today at
Gilbert's. Prices, to suit all.
Miss Cora Derbyshire is here from
Pinos Altos on a visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Fitch left for the east
last Saturday morning.
Don't read vour neighbor's paper but
suhscrilte for Tub Eaoi.h.
M. II. Twomey has gone out to the
new camp at White Signal.
Fine line of Pocket and Table Cutlery
at St. George Robinson's.
J. X. Upton rame in from his ranch
on the Mimbres this week.
Easter Hats and Bonnets today at
Gilbert's. Prices to suit all.
P. J. Dodd and Fred Shelton will soon
start out on a prospecting trip.
Mrs. C. II. Fox was in town this week
visiting Mrs. S. S. Derbyshire.
United States Attorney Money arrived
in the city last Sundav afternoon.
George. D. Lincoln, une of the legal
lights of P inos Altos wuh here lust Mon
day. Hooks, Stationery, Notions etc at the
Postotliee EiiiNrium.
Baxtkh Bishop,
Assessor Childers was at. Deining last
week rounding up the taxpayers of that
place.
Faster Hals and Bonnets today at
Gilbert's. Prices to suit all.
Mrs. J. English and daughter Jennie
were down from Pinos Altos last Thurs
day. Don : H. Kcdzic, editor of the Western
Liberal, was over from Lordsburg last
week.
Lloyd Payne, brother of Mrs. Gurdon
Bradley, was in the city from Lordsburg
last week.
Harry Booth, who has been in Kansas I
City for some time, arrived in the city
last week.
Misses Amelia and Mary Ott, who;
have lcen to Denver on a visit, reflirned !
last Thursday.
J. L. Vaughn, one of the staunch demo- j
erats of the Mimbres valley, was in
town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Fielder re
turned from their wedding trip last Sat
urday afternoon.
Bring your job work to Tun Eaoi.e of
fice. It will be done neatly, promptly and
at reasonable rates.
Rev. Edward S. Cross, of the Episco
pal church here, will lecture at Deining
next. Saturday evening.
The celebrated Wilson Heaters, the
most economical Heating Stove manu
factured, can le found only at Neff's.
Call and see them.
Tom Boone, who went to Oklahoma
from this place some months ago, re
turned last Sunday afternoon.
Easter Hats and Bonnets today at
Gillicrt's. Prices to suit all.
Send in your subscription to Tin;
Eaoi.e and get the World Almanac free.
See our offer on another page.
Mayor Fleming returned last Saturday
from a trip in the northern part of the
territory inspecting coal mines.
The choicest, freshest ami most com
plete stock of candies and fruit in the
city at Bishop's Postollice store.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. ltolich came up
from Peniing last week. Mrs. Bolich is
here undergoing medical treatment.
Fresh Strawberries every day at the
Postollice Emporium.
Baxtku Bishop,
Mrs. Amelia Donohoe, sister of Mrs.
J. L. Vaughn, who is visiting her sister
on the Mimbres was here this week.
Library Lamps, Banquet Lamps ami a
large variety of Plain and Ornamental
Lamps, at lower prices than can be
tound elsewliere, at Xell s.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rodgers were in
from Lone mountain last Saturday.
District Attorney Harllee went to Las
Cruces last Thursday where he had some
important legal business to attend to.
The Eaoi.e a year and the AVorld Al
manac for $2. Send in your subscrip
tions. S. S. Brannin came in from the Sap
ello last Sunday afternoon to attend the
meeting of the lward of county commis
sioners. Easter Hats and Bonnets today at
Gilbert's. Prices to suit all.
John A. Moses, who has been in the
employ of the Lyons & Campbell Ranch
and Cattle Company, has resigned his
position and will probably go to St.
Louis.
Subscribers to The Eaoi.e can get the
World Almanac free by paying a year's
subscription in advance. Read the ad
vertisement on another page.
R. II. Speed was out on the Mimbres
last week. He says that fruit raisers on
the river are looking for a good fruit
crop this year from Brockman's up to
the mill.
We have marked down all our goods to
suit the present times, and invite cash
purchasers to call and convince them
selves that thev will save from 25 to 50
per cent, over former prices.
Bank Building Bazaar,
A akos Sciiivrz, Proprietor.
Commissioner Clark came up from
Deining last Sunday to attend the meet
of the l)oard of county commissioners
this week. The high winds at Deming
last week blew off his whiskers and some
of his old friends here did not recognize
him.
I'nr Sule Kiuieh.
Ranch of 80 acres, patented and on
record ,50 acres tillable, 20 under cult iva
tion, well water, houses and corral and
all but 5 acres under fence. Good gov
ernment land on three sides. Price
sflioO. Inquire at Eaoi.e oilice.
Broadway Hotel.
NEWLY REFITTED and FÜR
. NISIIEI) THROUGHOUT.
The niaiiioti'iiii'iil of this popular lintel luis
liccii resumed by Mis..!. Murk anil t ho
pulillewMI Hint U FIRST CLASS
In every pa rile ill nr.
llriiiidway.Silver Cllv. X. M.
John Bikm kmax, Pres.- Tuos. F. Conway, Vice Pres. J. W. Caktkii, Cashier
3539.
He Silver City National Bank
SILVER CITY, N. M.
CAPITAL $50,000. SURPLUS $14,000.
Atlrmire mude on (lohl and Silver Bullion.
DEPOSITS SOLICITED. EXVUASGE FOR SALE.