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Daily Gazette
WEDNESDAY. OCTOIJEIl 6, 1880
Tha Sociable.
A sociable wa hold last uijfht it the
II. E. church Under the uiiipices of
the Indies aid society. A large num
ber, composed mostly of young pco
pie, met at thf church aud enjoyed
themselves by singing, playing uud
chatting. At the proper time refresh
ments were rve-1. All seemed to
enjoy this part of the programme im
mensely. The contribution of lh
eveniug amounted to $26.45. This is
very encouraging to those who ha'l
the matter in charge, as it indicates
a liberal spirit on iv part cf the peo
ple. .These social, we understand
are to be held every two weeks, and
it is hoped the young folks will turn
out and help make them all as great a
success as this one wan.
The following named persons
registered at the Grand View Hotel
"to-day: J. V Pritchard, Chcrryvale ,
Kansas; W. II. Iiellouny, Howard,
Kansas ; R. B. Clark, Leadville ; Thos
Ilarwood, Socorro; Mrs. Brinard,
Kansas City; VS. E. Kelly. Cincin
uati, Ohio.
BAKDS OF llKGISTllATION AND
Election. The following boards of
registration and election hare been
appointed by the commissioners for
the different precincts of the vicinity:
.lUIXJKS OF REGISTRATION.
Precinct No. l.Fraucisco Sem,
Julian Sandoval, Alvino Baca.
No 2. Tranquilino lloren, Julian
Gonzales, Esquínala Tenerio.
No. 3. John Harrison, Jose Pablo
Saudoval, Pascual Baca.
No. 4. Ysidoro TrujilIo,Jesus Mou
toya, Tomas Maes.
No. ó. --Rosario (Jarcia, A. Sager,
Victor Mares.
No. 6. lautos Lopez, Jnan Andres
Garcia, Albino Madrid.
No. 7. --Victor Lusero, Francisco
Crerpin, Joso Rafael Martinez.
No. 8. Fiavis Silva, Antonio B. Vi
jil, Joso de la Ceinion Varda.
No. 9. Mariano Montoya, John O.
Stine, Agapito Vijil.
No. 10. Francisco Roblciio, Fran
cisco Lusero, Antonio larcout.
No. 11. Dionicio Martinez, Altana
do Garcia, Manuel iloivul.
No 12. Oricriuo Aragón, Jose En
carnación R"ival. Cleofcs Garcia.
No. 13, Andrew Lyon, llamón Mes
ías, Felipe Sanchos.
No. 14. Henry Gocke, Tomas Mon
toya, Isaac Lucero.
io. 15. Agu.-tiu vijil, Jose de la
Cruz Vijil, Juan Jaramio.
No. 16. Dolores Gallegos, Rafael
Martin, Julian Sisneros.
No. 17. Pablo Anaya, Lorenzo San
chos, Antonio Lopez.
No. 18 Michael Shittery, S. Fran
kenthal, Felipe Lopz.
No. 19.- Tomas Gallegos. Juan Es
te van Sena, Masirntano Gutierres.
No. 20. Francisco C. de Baca, Teo
doro Martinez, Früz Eggert.
No. 21. Lorenzo Labadie, Pedro
Espinosa, Alejo Baca.
No. 22. Rarnoñ Gallegos y Roival,
Iginio Martinez, Cruz Romero.
No. 23.--Juan Tomas de llerera,
Jose Vigi1, Manuel Ortiz.
No. 24. Tomas O. de Baca, Jose
Leon Mar tiiK z, Agustín Quintana.
No. 25.-iJoe Benedito Duran,
Francisco Silva, Juan Luis Mesías.
No. 26. Arthur Morrison, Francis
co Romero y Moutoy;., Viseute Tru
jillo. No. 27. Pedro Maxwell, Pablo Tru
jillo, Teodoro Casado.
No. 28. (Joo. W. Stone-road, Anto
nio E'ici. as, Rafael Gonzales
No. 29. Eii Ililty, Peter Praubloy,
G. W. I'ritchard.
J U DORS OK KLIOCIION. '
Precinct 1. G. W. Ilartman, Felipe
Gueriu, Jose L. Rivera.
2. Relies Aragón, Manuel Apodaca,
Juan Gallegos.
3. John II. Mink, Juan Apodaca,
Julian Aragón.
4. Jose Manuel Valdez, Victor Ro
mero, Join Atencio.
5. Alonzo Lovejoy, Ralacl Rael y
Salazar, Jose S, Esquibel.
6. Juan Quintana, Benito Garcia,
Carlos Martinez.
7. Jesus Ma Gallegos y Sanchez, Ví
sente Lopez, Andres Sena.
8. Vísente Quiutana y Lujan, Geo.
Herberth, Manuel Vare hi.
9. Manuel A. Pino, Domingo A.
Baca, Jose Ma Martinez y Chavez.
10. Simon Garcia, F. Do Farvclli,
Lorenzo Vnldez.
1L. Antonio Montoya, Joso Leon
Beuabidcs, Francisco Esquibel.
12. Joso Ma Valencia, Gregorio
Roival, Antonio Garcia.
13. Pedro IJenioEwgcnio Rudolph,
Antonio Sanchez.
11. Fiodoclo Montoya, Oliver Smith
and Manuel Romero.
13 Nilauor Martinez. Antonio Gar
cia, Jose Ramiros.
16. Julian Padilla, JosC Gabriel Ba
ca, Roman Murtiuez.
17. Juau Lavadle y Sisnero", Juan
Pai, Juan Etcvan CAilejros.
18. Wm. Gellermauri, Daiderio Gal
lego!, George Chavez.
19. Jose Ma Basa, Bonito Crerpin,
Cnndelario Uelibarri.
J0. Tilciano C. do Baca, Santiago
Montoye, James Wallace,
21. James M. Giddings, Estlano
Ortega, Celzo Baca.
22. Juan de Jesus Mertas, Antonio
Garcia, Antonio Coca.
23. Roman Ortiz, Antonio Gallegos,
Prudencio Lopez.
21. Loujino Aragón, Jose Martinez,
Julian Garcia.
25. Juau Rafael Martinez, Luis Mar
tinez, Jose liami res.
2(1. F. O. Kilberg, Mauucl Delgado,
Dcuigno Romero.
No. 27. M. Rudolph, Fernandez Se
gura, Teleafor Jaramillo.
28. Robert Hamilton, Frank Berka,
Manuel Gonzales.
29. L. P. Browne, A. C. Rupe, Jas.
A. Lcckhart.
j I Cathcüc Chapel in East Las Vegas.
A petition signed by a great many
of the East twn people and Railroad
employees to' establish and build a
chapel, in East La Vegas, has been
favorably considered by the Parish
Priest, of Las Vegas, and the applica
tion made to the Archbishop for the
permission, which undoubtedly will
be granted. The chapel will be under
the jurisdiction of the Parish Priest,
Father Coudert, and services will be
held therein according to circum
stances.
Letter Mst.
Tht followiK Is llat of the letters remain
ing 1b the poat flicc at Las Vegas for the week
ending October Gth. All persons , culling for
letters will please Bay ' 'advertised."
A rellane, M M
IJautista, A
Kuoll 11 R 2
Belasques, M
Onera, Wm
Conley, K.lvina
Gokcy, Chns
(jutierres, Manuel
Gardner, J P
llecker, Wm
Howurd, J M D
Lai'ey, Vent
Lopez, Florentina C
I-onez, y'naclo
Lusero, Katael
Mauer, Henry
Montoya, J M
Mo rey, Jira (J i'
Montblla, Gusta
McLean, Mrs Luc
Price, J Vf
Reynolds. Mis C A 2
Homero, Francisco
Uosch, Ilornhard
Sunches, líito
Snpnlver, Peter
Sonib'jrjrer, Chas
Smith, J E
TaloUa, lionntna
Tyuer, S C
Thomas Henry
Valdéz, Luperta
Morgan, Columbus
Webb, G.
Masou , U tl
T. F. CHAPMAN,
P. M.
There are too mauy revolvers
carried in Vegas. It. is in almost
every case a useless habit. As useless
as it would be to carry a weapon in
Chicago or New York. There is
very little disorder and personal en
counter is almost unknown. A man
sho aid have a mind cool enough to
conduct himself peaceably and decent
ly so that violence may not be resort
ed to. There is a mau m our midst, in
the civil walks of liie, who so far as
we know has no enemies and who
carries a revolver and bowie-knife
everywhere lie goes. To dinner, to
the post-oflice, to the depot and to
churcli, (he sometimes goes to the lat
ter nlacel. He probably ia of the
-
chivalrous kind and hopes some day
to have a successful encounter with
the man he can get the better of.
A Mexican sol drunk night be
fore hft and went to his mother-in
'aw's house, broke t lie doors down
and beat the woman furiously. His
obieet was to commit rape. He was
arrested and tried before Justice Mor
rison ycaterday and found guilty of
the offense charged, and put under
$500 bonds to appear at the next term
of court, but in default oi bondsmen
he wan put in jail, there to await trial.
The woman is in a bad condition as
the injuries were severe, aad she is
near 60 years of age.
Sam'l Jaffa, of Jaffa Bros., the
Pioneer merchants of Colorado aud
New Mexico, is expected to arrive
at Trinidad this morning with his
family.
Mr. J. and family have been
in JjUrone sncuuins me summer
among their families aud friends
') heir many friends in Trinidad will
j bo glad ,'o have them return. Mr. II
N. Jaffa, and family, of this city, will
go to Trinidad in a few days to attend
! the large reception which their Trini
dad friends are tendering the Ions
absent travelers.
Mrs. J. Gist aud daughter, Miss
Ella, will start for Alamosa, Colorado,
on to-day's train. Mr. Gist has gone
into the drug business at that point
The people of Las Vegas will miss
them, and in the absense of M iss Ella,
societv will lose one of its most at-
tra'-difo members. Their propcrt
hero is not sold and it is hoped that
they will return it some future time.
Whenever a man is seen coming
with a big bheet of foolscap in his
hand, the boys begin to scatter. Pe
titions are getting so numerous now-a-days.
We shall insist on knowing
what we sign and not do as some who
append their John Hancock to what
they know nol, as was noticed in a re
cent case.
- -B. Stoops, of the Western Meat
Market, makes a specialty of filling
railroad orders for meat. He will
also fill orders for any other class of
provisions.
GAZETILLA.
Personal And Genara! Gathered From all
Quarters of the City an J Vicinity.
T. B. Catron, Esq.. went through
on yesterday's train for ban ta Fe,
Johnny Roberts goes to pastures
green aud will corral himself first at
Santa Fe.
Mr. Chas Home returned on yes
terday's train from Socorro.
Travel is light now. People in
the states are preparing for winter.
A. J. Crawford sold a bunch of
grapes yesterday that weighed live
pounds.
Ward & Tárame will commence
putting the roof on their new business
house to-day.
McGuire is putting in a solid
stone foundation for the new store of
T. Tornero & Son.
Sales of real estate were lively
yesterday. C. R. Browning sold five
lots in East Las Vegas.
Antonio Baca and Ids brother-in-law,
Andres Sena, came up on yes
terday's train from the 6outh.
Look well to your chimneys and
flues before you start fires where
there have becu none of late.
C. M. Ball and II. TV. Hodge, of
Denver, and R Dunn, of Rincón, are
registered at theJSumncr Hotel.
If you want a nice whirl, get one
of Mcudenhall & Co's fine teams just
brought out from Kansas City.
Payne fc Bartlett have purchased
the lots where Rupe & Castle's sales
room stood. They will build at once.
The cornice for the new bank ar
rived yest"iday and will be put up at
once. It has been on the road a Jomr
time.
Mr. T. W. Garrard will go to his
sheep, ranch to-day. He will now
shear and dip and prepare the flocks
for av inter.
u. 1j. iiougiHon ñas ou more
stoves on the road. Houghton is do
ing a fine business and he pn poses to
continue to enlarge it.
--Devotees of the tender music wil
discover a missing line from the
poem (?) on our third page. Fill it
out to suit yourself.
Duncan went down the road
again yesterday with a lot of mule
lie savs t ratio nas ncen very good m
this line down below.
Mr B. Sloops expects to start for
the Rio Grande Valley to-day, for the
purpose sf looking after his beef ship
ping Interests in that region.
Joh i Dougher and wife, Albu
qticrcjue; Vy'm. Pinkerton, Wagon
Motiud; Mat. D. Coursey, Eagle Mill;
registered at -the National Hotel.
Miss Belle Cowan, sister of Mrs
J. Reynolds, returned on yesterday'
train She has been visiting friends.
and relatives in Missouri siiue las
spring.
We dropped into the room of ou
ef the economical bovs last nijrht and
found him in the capacity of a seam
stress, making a couple of pillow
blips.
--The train from the wesd came in
late yesterday. A burning bridge was
the reason and after the train pa?e
over, it was stopped and the fire ex
tlBguisdiod. --Mrs. S. S. Mcudenhall and child
ren left on yesterday's train for a visit
to the home of her parents in Beth
any, Missouri. She will be gone sev
eral mouths.
Chas. J. Quitel, Albuquerque ; C
P. LaMarr, )Ughkccp4e,N. Y.; Thos.
Case and wife, Kansas City; II. R.
Taslow, wie and children ; are regis
tered at the Si. Nicholas.
At an adjourned meeting of the
Quarterly Conference, held at the
Methodist church last evening, the
salary of the minister for the ensuing
j'car was fixed at $1,100.
Married Tuesday evening, Oct.
.5th, 1880, at the residence ot Rev. Mr.
Eastman, L. H. Maxwell, of Las Vegas.
N. M., to Hattie Laura White, of
Richmond, Indiana. No cards.
J. Campbell, the indefatigable
surveyor has been busy for some time
in laying oil an extensive addition to
Las Vegas for Messrs. Dold and
Mills.
The school house is already over
crowded with pupils, and it will be
hoove the pubrc to provide larger and
better quarters at an early date. Miss
Wood has 40 pupils in her room alone
and still there are applications for ad
mission. We have received a most exquis
itely executed invitation to the first
entertainment to ho given by the
Montezuma Club at the Grand View
Hotel next Friday night. The boys
begin the season in good season and
will probably season it all through,
with seasonable fun.
Mr. Barnett came up from the
Nogals yesterday and brought some
fine specimens of ore from the Great
Easter, the Bullet, the Materia Medica
and other lodes, which ho has placed
on exhibition at Mills & Iladley's.
Several specimens show free gold.
Maj. Inman, Capt. Whit more and
Col. Thos. Case and wife, of Kansas
City, went down to the Old Pecos
Church yesterday. Col. Case is post
niattterof Kansas City, and is also
editor of the Kansas City Review of
of Science aud Industry.
. i
Topkka Í3 to have a street railway
as soon as it can be built.
Fres:, oysters at Ililty Bros. 61-2t
Hilty Bros restaurant is now pre
pared to accommodate the public in
tirst class style. Native vegetables
and fruits of all kinks constantly on
hand This is the best place in town
to ret a square meal. It
Notice.
The parents of the children in pre
cinct No. 26 are hereby required to
send their children to the public
school under the charge of Alberto de
Silva. Otherwise they will be com
piled to do so according to law.
Arthur Morrison,
61-lw Justice of the Peace.
Noticia!
Los padres de los niños del precinto
No- 26 ton requeridos de mandar a
sus ninog a la escuela publica, bajo el
cargo de Alberto de Silva. De otro
modo ellos serán cumplidos de hacer
lo en conformidad do la lev.
Arthur Morrison,
Juez de Paz.
Men's and boys' clothing, boots aud
shoes at eastern prices at
CHAS. ILFELD'S.
Thirty thousand yards of prints, ifll
of the latest stvlcs at
Charles Ilfeld's.$
Charles Ilfeld is showing a fine ''As
sortment of black aud colored cash
mere ; also satins and silks at bottom
prices at
Chas. Ilfeld's.
In our gents furnishing goods de
partment which is a new feature, we
keen as complete a stock as can bo
found in any city.
J. Rosen wald Sc Co. -11-tf
Furnishing goods, th-? best assort
ment in the city for gents, at
J. Rosenwald & C.S4-tf
An immense stock of ready made
clothing for fall and winter, at
J. Rosenwald & Co.-51if.
Blankets, an immense stock at
J. Rosenwalds fc Co. 54-tt
Beautiful winter-blooming gerani
ums for sale at the residence of C. E.
Wcschc.
Ladies and gents will find it to their
advantage to select from the complete
slock at
J. Rosenwalds &Co. 51-1 f
Dissolution Xoticc.
The firm of Dougher & Baca h) this
day di ssolvi d by mutual consent, Mr,
John Dougher retiring from the same
Mr. Francisco Baca v Sandoval will
coutiuuc the wholesale and retail li
quor business at the old stand, on his
own account.
John Douoher,
Francisco Baca y Sandoval,
Las egas, N. M., Sept. 25.
Referring to the above, I beg leave
lo inform my friends and the public
reucrallv that I wiil continue the
wholesale aud retail liquor business ai
the old stand, southeast corner of the
plaza.
Thankful for past patronage so lib
erally bestowed on the eld firm, Ires-
nectfully ask a continuance of the
samo.
Francisco Baca y Sandoval.
Las Vegas, N. M. Sep . 25.
Gents, boys and
childrens ready
made clothing at,
J. Rosenwald & Co.
41-tf.
Two good carpenters
wanted 1111-
mediately by
Frank Ooden.
41-tf
!i.
Lucas Manufacturer of
Filigree Jewelry.
Mexio.
The manufacture of Filigree Jewel
ry bv native workmen being a special
ty in my business, ana many persons
having expressed a desire to witness
the process, I hereby extend a cordial
invitation to all wiio may visit this
citv to call (presenting this card) and
give me the pleasure of conducting
I hem throiiirli niv Factory barita . e
N. M.
S. II. Lucas.
Pickled pigs feet at A. J. Crawfords
Reliable Insurance
LIVERPOOL, LOjV-
DOJ, GLOBE.
ROME, of New York.
SPRINGFIEJ.D, Fir
and Marine, Mass.
C. B. BRO W ING,
dpii.
Offce in the new town.
Coffins, Caskets and
Undertaking Goods of
all hinds kept constant
ly on hand bit
FRANK 0GDEN,
Las Yeúas, N. M.
Orde?s promptly 'filled. I
Fal
muí ' WlBiie'Fj Stock
ALREADY
W COURSE,
) U N 1 I-'AIL
Also Agents for
New York CI
Suits Made tcñOrcler
For
Cottages to Rent.
Two new cnttno-pa to rpnr. nf i)ip
H&t Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store,' East Las Ve
gas. 314-tf.
Indian Pattery.
The largest stock, in the United
States, of Indian pottety, both anci
ent aud modern, at M. A. Gold's In
dian department, Santa Fe, N, M.41-t
.J.ota For Galo.
i J'arties desiring locations cn whic'
Jv..!l I 1- f 1 '.
lo ouiiu iioiitjcs tor ousiuess purpose
gr residences, would do well to ca
on the undersigned, who will sell lot
at reasojuble rates. All said lots ai
situated o the east side of the rail
way opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
M. Salazar.
Office north-east corner of the
pljza. 246-tf.
Holbrook'a tobacco is the best.
Fall Mi Winttr Goods.
Ibeg to iaibrm my customers, that
1 am in receipt of part of my fall anl
winter stock. 1 shall make as belore
a specialty of everything in the Boot
aud Shoe liria. I am also offering this
year a nice line of Ladies Underwear
and Hosiery, which I will . sail at the
lowest possible pricp. , r.
1 have completed my stock in gents'
furnishing goods, so as to oiler the
finest selection in town,
A choice line of Fall and Winter
clothing is expected daily.
1 invite the public to inspect my
goods before buying elsewhere. I
hold out as inducements low prices, a
good selection and prompt attention.
Chas. E. Wksciik.
West Side of Plaza.
Fina Soots.
J. W. Hanson &Co., hereby inform
the public, tha, they are now prepar
ed lo do all kinds of work in their
line. Fine work a speci. ltv. Shop
on northwest corner of plaza. lG-4in
Nativa Vegetables.
Ililty Bros., have made arrange
ments with Messrs. Webber & Miller,
of Mora county, to furnish them from
now on, with all kinds of native veg
etables; such as cubage, peas, beans,
carrots, turnips and all other kinds oi
garden products common to this
country. Native vegetables arc much
fresher, sweeter, aud in the lo ig run
cheaper than those shipped here, so it
will pay to patronize Ililty Uros. tt.
I would respectfully call the atten
tion of all persons going to aud from
the Whi'cOak mines, aud the pub
lic in general to the fact that I have
removed our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where 1 keep a com
plete assortment of general merchan
dise,' and make a specialty of miners
supplies, provisions ect. Anton Chi
co is on the direct route to the mines
and I sell goods at the lowest rates.
D A VII W INTERN it,
Anton Chico, N. M
We are prepared to furnish all
kinds of building materials for con
tractors. ' Lockiiart & Co.
21-tf,
Go to M. Ileise, on the south side
of the plaza for line wines, liquors and
Go to Judd's Harbor Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Pickets for sale at Lockiiart & Co's
planing mill. 29-tf.
Xotick is hereby given that I
have at present no agent or agents
whatsoever and that all my business
aflairs will be mamged by myself
PlIILIl' IIOLZMAN,
Las Vegas, Sept. 22. 1880. 40-tf.
Clean towels aud 6harp razors at
Judd's Barber Shop,
ischange
tf.
Hotel.
Brick for sale in large or small
quantities, at Lockiiart & Co's.
A fresh assortment of gent's furn
isbing goods just received at the
store of C. K. Weschc.
All kinds of wollen goods just re.
cexved and for sa e at low Ugures, at
J. liosENWAUi &i)o. 41-tf
v
AT THE
othingj
AND AT TIJE
TO .iC A.LL.
Devlin. & C!n
1 Center ijtreet
BÁKBBY,
.And JLtmch ..Counter.
(Formerly Santá Bakery.)
IS NOW READY FO$t BUSINESS
Largest Oven in the Territory. Will
upply Las Vegas and the Towns along .
he Road from Raton to San Marcial.
rdcrs by lester will rfcjtive prompt at
ention. IlUjffiv'jfc ANGELL
Alex. McLin. Robt. McLoík Joi.MoLean.
McLean OBros.,
Contractors and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fine
Plastering & Specialty. Contracts
taken in any Part of the Territory.
Las Vegas, N. M.
OTERO & JEAGER,
Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Flay and Forage.
Lincoln, Cwniity, wen Mexico.
OTERO Y JEAGER,
Trtflcnti en
Abarrotes, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
Condado le Lincoln, Sen Mexico.
niMoluliOB N(lc.
The Inn heretofore exiting undrr the ñamo
ot'LeT.v, Cohi; A Co., i.i this duy diiHolTed by
mutual conran t, Mr. H. Coli.i remains eolu
lroj rieor, td assume all liabilities axulnst
hf former lir in, ami collects nil outstanding
debts. Lbvt, Cohn A Co.,
II, ( OIIH.
Las Vejas,. Oct. 2 18). 67-3 w.
Why?
Will tu py two jirlccs to irresponsible )ed-k-rs
for" eewin;? machines, when for one half
the money you e. an buy any llrttt eluss machine
made, end warranted from three to five yearn,
among which an ihe siiij-er, the White, Do
mestic, New Am trican, etn. f or price apply
to A T. Harrison, nt Hammond' Hardware
House, Trinidad, Colorado. ll-:m.
Admin Utrntor's Tfotico.
Notice is hcrel) v ffiren that the Hon. Probate
Court in and lor the comity ot San Miguel, nnd
Territory of New .Mexico, ha appointed the un
derxlfcncil admin i,-drtór - f the estate id Frank
Chnpm.-in, deceived. All persons indebted to
snid etate will make immediate nettlement;
and all personi Ii itíiik claims against said e--tRte
will pi'e-cnt them within twelre month.
31. BltLNs W !( :,
KB-ly Administrator.
Las Vegas, X . U.i Feb. 7th, liso.
Mr, I M. Jones desires to an
nounce to Lite public that he in now
Able to accommodate a few boarders
at reasonable rates, at the Las Veas
llakery, South Second street near the
plaza. 5G-2t.
"Wanted. Ten stone masons. Good
wages paid. Apoly to D. C. Mcííuirc,
Las Vegas., !N. M. 57-tf.
O. L. Houghton lias a regular ar
senal ot lire-arm, the largest stock in
all the west. It is not only for a re
tail, but for a wholesale trade that ho
is prepared. His advantages for buy
ing enables him to sell this class of
goods as low as they can be got any
where. Wines and liquors of the best qual
ity, and of the best, brand at whole
sale or rtUail at M. Ileise's, south side
of the pl iza, Las Vegas, N. M. 3ó3-tf
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedien constantly kept on hand at
the Cenl,ral Drug Store. 318-tf.
Lockhart & Co. have received a
largo sto ck of oils and paints; also
"Holdens enamel )iainl"which is wa
ter proe-f and ready for use, is con
stantly kept by them. fiü-tf.
For Hent. The corral of tho Ex
change Hotel on tho Plaza. tf
A irasoline stove with fixtures for
sale. Inquire at.thiü office. 56-tf.
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