The eagle., August 07, 1895, Page 4, Image 4

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

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THE EAULE. WEDNESDAY, ACUIST 7, 1ÍI95.
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PERSONAL PALAVER.
Mention of People You Do and Do
Not Know.
Other Interettting .'Mutter Which Can Ho
Kent! With l'roflt Hy All Our
TIWIlH)('(pl(i,
Fresh oamlk's every day nt Martin
Walter's.
Wiley lliyhop was in the city last
Friday.
See the Cook Stoves and Ranges at
Roliinson's.
William Orr, of Hanover, was in the
city Saturday.
Sim Holstein came in from his ranch
Monday evening.
George L. Shakespere was in the city
from Hudson Saturday.
Rest Kansas patent Hour for sale at
Martin Maher's.
Mr. T. F. Conway has been quite ill
at his home in this city.
Don't read otir neighbor's paper but
sub.-crilte for Tun Eaui.u.
Horace Hooker was in the city last
Friday from the Mangas.
Con Wltiteliill keeps line, fresh candy.
Next door to the express ollice.
J. N. Upton was in the city from
his ranch last Saturday.
Ice cream every day at Con Whitehill's,
next door to the express ollice.
Will Famsworth was in the city
this week front the country.
M. C. Rose, of Denting, visited his rel
atives in Silver City Sunday.
Gasoline stoves, Ice cream freezers and
Poultry nettings at Robinson's.
John Mudge returned Wednesday
from a business trip to El Paso.
Bert Gilbert will return to his duties
at West Point in about ten days.
William Taylor, Jr., was up from Al
lison Thursday taking in the sights.
Mrs. Moore will return on this after
noon's train from her visit in Texas.
Commissioner A. J. Clark came up
from Denting on Tuesday evening's train.
Canary and Mocking bird cages the
only complete line in the city at Robinson's.
Col. Sam Carpenter came in Monday
evening front a month's vacation in Den
ver. Hud Williams, a prominent cattleman
of the southern end of the county, is in
the city.
Bring your job work to Tub Eauj.k of
fice. It will he done neatly, promptly and
at reasonable rates.
George W. Miles came up from his
Rincón ranch Wednesday evening and
reports higher water there since 1880,
but crops looking up in excellent Rhape.
' Miss Gertrude Scott has been quite ill
at her home in this city but is greatly
improved.
Thomas Carr of Denting was up at the
county seat Thursday, enjoying the Ital
ian climate.
Beautiful line of Suits at the Ten Cent
Store. To make room for new goods, we
offer clothing at 75 cents on the dollar.
W. D. Duke, the cattle magnate and
society baron drove down from Eort
Bayard Thursday.
James Fielder and wife have been
in the country for a few days. They re
turned last Saturday.
Mrs. John Mudge left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago on att extended visit to
her ntoiher and relatives.
O. C. Hinman has the sole agency for
this section for the America Refrigerator
the best made. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Miss Cordia Jones and Miss Ida Hooker,
went up to Pinos Altos last week on a
visit to Miss Hooker's sister.
Miss Laura Rutherford, daughter of
Mrs. R. Thomas arrived from Texas last
week to remain with her mother.
Mr. Bole-i, a prominent attorney of
Arkansas, came up to the county seat
from Denting Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. Neal, of Hillsboro, who has
been visiting Miss Frances Ott, returned
home last Wednesday morning.
Lost. Last Friday evening a silver
breast pin in the form of a horse shoe
and heart interlocked on it. Finder
will plaese retimed to Tun Ivuh.k ollice.
Miss Lyda Mcintosh has accepted a
position with the .Mogollón Telephone
and Telegraph coinpanv and is the "hel
lo" girl.
S. W. Burdick makes a snueialtv of
Sunday dinners and suppers at the Tim
mer house. The tables are supplied
with the liest in the market.
J. C. Cureton has returned from a trip
into California and Utah, undertaken
for the benefit of Mrs. Cureton 's health,
widen is greatly improved by the change.
Miss Rosa Munson returned last week
from Stansberry, Mo., where she has
been a student at the Stan berry Business
College during the term.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miles cante up
from Rincón Monday evening, they
brought their little son, who is very sick
here tobe treated by Dr. W. T. Williams.
lie has slightly improved.
GILLETT & SON
are temporarily lo
cated in the old BRE
MEN 76 STORE, two
blocks Mow our former-place
oí M-
Mr. Palnterlee left for his home n
Callifornia Tuesday morning. He was
culled to the bedside of his sister, who is
very sick.
No Chinese help employed at theTim
iner house. A tir -class American cook
is in charge of the kitchen and the din
ing room service is excellent.
Deputy Sheriff McAfee
for Oklahoma, w here he
alter Ins cattle which
left yesterday
went to look
iiiu-i ins i 11 1 r unten ivere ittrnieriy
shipped front this county for market
there.
Until FURTHER NOTICE
we will sell CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
in cases to CONSUMERS at
cost, These goods were in
trie oasement wmcn was
flooded with water, but are
not damaged in the least,
John Buockman, Pres.
J. W. Cahtkk, Cashier
Sita City National Bank
SILVER CITY, X. M.
CAPITAL $50,000. SURPLUS $14,000.
Advan-e made on Gold and Silver Bullion.
DEPOSITS SOLICITED. EXCHANGE FOR SALE. \n\n Tilos. F. Coxway, Vice Pres.
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