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Las Veo?s Daily Ga?ette.
SATITIíUA V. SKI'TEMDKR 25, 1880
SAN MIGUEL
AFFA BROS.,
GRAND VIEW HOTEL,
NATIONAL BANK
A. T. &. S. F. RAILROAD TIME TABLE
STA'I ION?
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Fulton
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Santa Fe
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tltranch to Santa Fe.
Trains meet nt AVatrons an l (Une here.
All lrnlRht lor the North or South must ue
delivered at tlic depot at 4 y. m. local timo,
tho causo of this is that freight cannot be hill
ed to go by next day traius.
Tho Adams Kxpreas office will be open
from S until 2. C. P. IIOVEV. Agent.
Us Vegas.
Clmrcli Notices.
CVIUOL1C CHURCH. -Order of services
onSnndav: First Mass, 0;30 a. ra. ; High
Mass. 9 a. m. Vespers at 3 p. m. Week days:
Low .Mass at C ). in . M. Coddkrt,
Parish Priest.
iioiixxUuf. F.msconnl Clinrch. Service
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. Sabbath
School at 3 p. m. I). W. Calfee, Pastor.
Parsonage adjoining the church.
Irbytcriiti Churcli Morning and
evening services 11 : 00 A. M. and 8: 00 P. M.
Sunday school nt 9 45 A.M. Pastor, Rev. J.
;. Eastman lobe found at his residence im
mediately adjoining the CUurclu
SI. Paul'N Episcopal Church, Rev. H.
Forrester and Rev. 1. A. San ford. Services
every Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sun
day School at 3:30P. M. All are cordially in
vited. Firsl Baptist Clinrch. Services at 11 a. m,
and 7:30 p. in. Sabbath school 2 p.m. All
re cordially invited to attend our services.
Place of meeting in tho bni'.ding adjoining
.Talla Bros. Store on the north. Rov. M. H.
Murphr, pastor.
CHAPMAN I-odRe No. 2 A. V. S A. M
j meets on the Wednesday of each month be
fore the full ol the moon at tho Masonic Hall,
Central Street, between Sonth 2d and 3d Strts.
J. 11. Kooglcr, Sec'y.
LAS VEHAS I.oUire No. 4. I. O. O. F.
meets every Thursday evening nt 7 o'clock
harp. Visitiiiii brothers are cordially invited.
THOMAS GARTRKLL, X. G.
T. RrTKN'iiKCic, Secretary.
.Mail Arrncinents. The Fost-Offlec wil
be opened daily, except Sundays, Irom 7:30 a.
m., until 8. r. m. Sundays, one hour after the
arrival ol each mail.
KAalern Mall. Leaves Offlce at 11:30 a. m.
Arrives at 3:30 ra.,
Western Mall. Arrives at 12 a. m. Leaves
at 2 p. m.
Pecos Mail. Arrives at 8 A. m., leaves at 8
M.
i inita, Indian Terr'y and way Mail.
Airiv- a 7:30 a.m., leaves at 3:30 r, m.
.tl-oru Mall . Ler. ves Friday at 8 A. m., arrives
Saturday at H p. m.
Low Alamos, Joya I.arga, I.oma Parda
and VI Union Mail.--Leaves Tuesday at
a. ii ., arrives Wednesday 8 r. St.
T. F. Chapman; Postmaster.
A Backwotds View of the Tiolet.
A popular Macon Minister recently
spent the night thirty miles below
Americas with a backwoodsman,
whose house consisted of only two
rooim. The family, however, consist
ed ot twenty-one, though, owing to a
dance in the neighborhood, only sev
enteen of the children were at home.
The minister spent the night with the
farmer uud seven sons in one room,
while the old lady and ten daughters
occupied tho other. Iu the morning
a junior member of the family, in res
ponce to an application for a wash
bowl, brought him an old tin pan, and
after the face toilet was completed,
hunted up about seven teeth of au
old tucking comb for him to arrange
his hair with. During the progress
ot this important ceremony the fol
lowing conversation took place:
"Mister, do you wash every morn
ing?" "I do."
"And comb your hair, too?"
"Ves."
"Well, don't it look to you some
times like you is a heap of trouble to
yourself?" Macon Telegraph.
When a year ago, Chief Victory
learned that the Americans had put
him. in a dime novel, he imme
diately went on the war path, and is
now shedding the blood of tho pale
faces to wipe out tho insult. He didn't
mind beiug robbed by Indian agents,
but the dime novel outrage was too
much. Xorr. Herald.
GuaymasÍ3 said to be very quite at
present. Tho railroad company pur
chased a very fluo half block for $1,000
coin, and considerable properly has
changed hands at correspondingly low
figures.
On a rcccht moonlight evening a
Xarragansett l'icr there was only au
average of a man and a half to thir
teen females, and every female drop
ped her fan ifnd handkerchief as often
M possible. Freo Press.
OF LAS VEGAS.
Ii-A-S VEGAS.
2.T- HUT,
JACOB GROSS, MIGUEL A. OTERO,
. Cashier. President.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $200,000.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $.-,0,000.
DinECTORSi
Mi'iK'l A. Otero, Joseph Koseuwald
Emanuel Itosenwald Jncoli Gross.
Andres Sena, Lorenzo Lopez.
David Wintcrnltf..
KOSENWALD'S BUILDING,
Does a general banking business.
Drafts for sale on the principal cities
of Great Britian and Continent of
Europe. Correspondents solicited
Eagle Saw Mills
AND
i
-r.y
r. KOMEKO& WOOITEN,:
1MB
PEH THOUSAND.
their Lamtter Yard, tit the planning Millo
JOiaia B. Wooten,
-ca-
fiSTLcave your orders at the store of
"T. Romero Breve.. & Son.
Las Vegas. . New Mkx
NEW STORE!,
SEW GOODS!
Wm. Gillerman,
lias opened a stock of
MERCHANDISE,
at Fori Mascom.
New Mexico,
A Full Assortment in every line
which will be sold at Las Vegas
Prices, Freight Added.
THE WHITE"
l
The lightest running
machine in the world.
Almost Noiseless. New and in Per
fect Order.
WM. II. II. ALLISON,
EAST LAS VEGAS,
LAS VEGAS
AND
MAIL áHD EXPRFSS UP
0". XI. TEATS, Fro.
ItunS daily via La Liendre. Clianerito. Gain
linscoin.
Passencers and Exnrcss mattfr carri!'l toar.v
point on the most reasonable terms .
(100-ly
-A.. IB
Stands on the OU
FounriatioBi
"STONE"
T3Uiijr)Eri.,
FAIICTTEIl,
CONTIlAOTOn
. LAS VEGAS. N. M.
ershandise.
nn
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EAST AND WEST LAS VECA
Having received a Sarge stock oí E VEr Y
TSilG, and houghl as low as cash will buy
goods, they mo now prepared to offer their
customers and boyero generally BETTER
!IiDÜQEfBSEOT8 THAFJ EVER . BEFORE.
having established a Branch House in
East Las Vegas gives the people on the
East Side the advantage of SAVING TIME
AfJD E&OEUEY for purchasing their goods.
Please caí! and EXAMINE OUR GOODS
mD PRICES heioro purchasing else
where, JAFFA BROS.
LOTS FOR SALE!
At the new town of Watrous. formerly known as La Junta. X. M.. or La Junta R. R Depot.
The location is well known , a beautiful valley, rich farming country well supplied with yraterfor
Irrigation auu all other purposes.
Natural good roads leading in every direction to its large surrounding agricultural and gra
zing country.
Groodl Business IPoixxt
A good business point, second to none in New Mexico. All it needs is n few live, stirring bu
mess mea and nothing will Hinder it progress, iryit. ineit. it. aepoi win do inreaiiine es
receive and deliver freight here for all points surrounding. Liberal inducements will begiv en
business men. S. B. Watkous & Son.
La Junta, X, M
cBdDIAlLlID.
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL
IZvaler in ILiqiior V Cigars.
Sole agent in New Mexico
SAM'L.WAINWEIGHT & CO.'S Celebrated Bottled AY. Louis Beer
LAS VEi.AS,
NEW HEXHJO
T. B. MILLS.
WALTER C. HADLEY
SLLS& HADLEY,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
Issues Policies in tlw following Companies.
.ETNA LIKE, OF II AlMTOUn, CONN,
TliA VKLKiiS' LIKE AND ACCIDENT
IIAIUKOÜD HUE
IIAMIiUUG MADGEKUHG KMIiE
ST. I'aUL KIUE AND MA KINK
GEKMAN-AMKK1CAN KIKE, '.;' NEAV VOKK
CONTINENTAL KIKE, OK NEW YOKIC
( ONNECTICCT KIKE, OK II.VKTKOKI)
KIKE ASSOCIATION, OK PHILADELPHIA
HOME INSURANCE" CJ (MPANY. OF COLUAUJCS, OHIO.
MERCANTILE. M AKIN E Kl RE, OK IiOSTON
STAR KIKE'I NsU RANOE COMPANY, OK NEW YORK..
UNION INSURANCE C.OMPANY OK I'lIIEADELPIII A , . .
CAPITAL 97,000,000
" .(,000,000
" 3,359,000
lS.ftOO.OOO
' ' 1 ,000,000
" 2,roo,ooo
" 3.2.50,000
i;f.eo,ooo
" 4,500,000
" 1,000,000
" 1,000,000
" S00.000
' ' 500,000
Risks Written Throughout the Territory.
9
Co.,
WHOLESALE A.ÜSTID
Comoiissioo
Merchants
LAS VEGAS, SEW MEXICO.
Full Line of General Merchandise
Orders from Southern Colorado, New Mexico
and Arizona solicited. Satisfaction Gaaranted.
WÍER FRIEDMAN & BRO.,
DEALERS IN
WOOL, HIDES, PELTS AND FÚRS,
CARRIAGES & BUQ-GIES,
E,as Vegas, icw Mexico.
SV9AROARITO ROMERO.
-DEALER IN-
GOODS SOLD STUICTLY Foil CASH AND AT A SMALL TIIOFIT.
HRANC II STORE, LA CUESTA, N.M.
LAS YEG-ASJST M
Dr. J. H. Sntiin Frop'r.
The L'es! Accommodations in the Territory.
FBEE BUS
To .mn FRO ILL, THE TR.1MJTS.
J. EOSENWALD CO
' ha.: , V" ;7
andlfeil
-DEALER IN
eerl Merchandise and Outfitting Goods.
Gool Ilides, Pelt and Produce generally bought, for Cah or exehaagtd at
market prices.
SAINT NICHOUS HOTEL
LA S V KG a S. NE W MEXICO.
T. FCH.lPmn.lJY. Proprietor,
J. J. 8a it ford, Hanasrer,
Will be kept as a First-Class Hotel.
Providing a good .table, good attention; fine Wines, etc-
The Traveling Public are cordially invited
Tlio St. 3STi.ola.olf, Hotel, Ija Vegaa, rJ". JWX.
BRJ3. ST. vRADt3
WHOLESALE and UKTA1L DEALER IN
(General Merchandise.
MORA and WATEOUS, N. M.
t
Svcial Inducements to Cash Buyers.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In General Merchandise and Outfitting Goods,
North Side of Plaza, Las Vegas, N. M.
T Special inducements to Cash Buyers, as I sell no goods on time.
Browne & Manzanares
WHndDIilESAIilE
(&m(0ciEiia,
FOEWA-EIDIlTa-
-A K D-
omiiiisf mi MéreOtainf s
Las Yeiasl JVew flexfa \n\n nas, Cabra, La Cinta, nn IIiln.rio.and Fori

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