The eagle., June 19, 1895, Page 4, Image 4

About The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???

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TUB EA(jl LE : WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1!, 11(95.
PERSONAL PALAVER.
Mention of People You Do and Do
Not Know.
Other InterpHtliiB Mutter Which Cnn He
Koncl With Profit Hy All Our
Townspeople.
Dick Hudson was down to Scpar lust
week.
Mrs. Shine came over from Lordsburg
last week.
Nick Gallos was here from Hillsboro
last week.
John Moss was in from the Mangas
last week.
Peter Hall was in from Tine Ciénega
last week.
Fresh candies every day at Martin
Malier's.
N. Bell, of Pinos Altos, was down to
Doming last week.
See the Cook Stoves and Ranges at
Robinson's.
Nat Hicks was here last week from his
ranch on the Mimbres.
Tee cold soda at Bishop's Postoflicc
Emporium.
Father Moran, of the Catholic chunh,
was at Doming last week.
Best Kansas patent flour for sale at
Martin Malier's.
Mrs. James S. Fielder spoilt a few days
last week on the Mimbres.
Elegant Sunday dinners are served at
the Broadway Cafe.
W. N. Stephens was here from Pinns
Altos on business last week.
Don't read our neighbor's paper hut
subscribe for The Eaoi.k.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McGregor were here
from Georgetown last week.
Con Whitehill keeps fine, fresh candy.
Next door to the express office.
Dr. Gilbert has gone out to the Gila
hot springs for a short outing.
Ice cream every day at Con WhiteliiU's
next door to the express oflice.
F. J. Davidson was down from Pinos
Altos last. Saturday on business.
Gasoline stoves, Ice cream freezers and
rouitry ncitings at Kolnnson's.
Henry Essinger, of Las Vegas, arrived
here on a business trip last Friday.
II. B. Holt, court stenographer, re
turned to Las Cruces last Thursday.
W. B. Walton, clerk of the district
court, wont to Doming last Thursday.
Mrs. M. A. Fielder and Mr. Thompson
wore lu re last tveek from San Lorenzo.
Canary and Mocking bird cages the
only complete line in the city at Robin
son's. Frank Bell, one of the successful min
ing men of Pinos Altos, was bore liiHt
week.
Dr.R. F. Stovall will be married today
to Alias Maud Lenoir, of Georgetown.
Mrs. Jesse Pease came up from Dom
ing last Friday on a visit to Mrs. W. B.
Walton.
William Burns, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, has boon here for sever
al davs.
No Chinepe help employed at the
It is first class in all its
Broadway Cafe
appointments.
Miss Martin left last Monday morning
for Norfolk, Va., where she will remain
several months.
Call and examine the full assortment
of fireworks at Baxter Bishop's Post
office Emporium.
Miss Etta Ashcnfolter, who has boon
attending school at Denver, arrived last
Friday afternoon.
Bring your job work to The Eagi,e of-
hce. It will be done neatlv, promptly am
at reasonable rates.
Joel P. Whitney, the millionaire
owner of the copper mines at Santa Rita
was over there last week.
Take dinner at the Broadway Cafe
next Sunday. The tables are supplied
with the best in the market.
Lieut. Barber quietly loft Fort Bav
ard last week. When he roturnes he
will bring Mrs. Barber with him.
John II. Bracaw came over from
Georgetown last Friday and loft for :
Gold Hill last Saturday morning.
We have just recivod a now lino of first !
class stationery, notions, etc. Call at the
Postollice Emporium and examino. i
Sam Shiff, who has been in the em-'
ploy of Henry Rosenborg here for some
time, went to Mogollón last week.
Mrs. J. P. Byron, who has boon here ;
from Doming for some time undergoing i
medical treatment, has recovered.
Prof. James A. Long, of the normal
school, leaves this morning for Colorado
where tie will spend the vacation.
O. C. Hinman has the sole agency for
this section for the America Refrigerator
the. best made. Satisfactiongnaranteod,
George Hornbrook was over from Gold
Hill last Saturday. He says that there,
is little doing in that camp at present,
but that there is a probability that the
mill will lxi started up in a short time.
Beautiful line of Suits at the Ton Cent
Store. To make room for n goods, we
offer clothing at 75 cents on the dollar.
ANK
UILDING
AZAAR.
Notwithstanding
the fact that most
foods have advanced
in price, particularly
Shoe Leather, we
are still selling at
' i THE EXTREMELY
LOW FORMER PRI-
CÜSTOMERS
take
advanta
We advise OUR
to
ie
oí It
Aaron Schutz.
Broadway Hotel.
NEWLY REFITTED and FUR
NISHED THROUGHOUT.
Sample room In connection with tlio Hotel.
Kee Hum to unci from Trains.
A. ABRAHAM,
Proprietor,
Hroudway.SllvoriMty, N. M.
John Bikkkma.v, Pros.
Titos. F. Conway, Vice Pres.
3539.
J. W. Caktkh, Cashier.
The Sito City National Bank
SILVER CITY, N. M.
CAPITAL $50,000. SURPLUS $14,000.
Advances made an Gold and Silver Bullion.
DEPOSITS SOLICITED. EXCHANGE FOR SALE.