Las Vegas morning gazette., November 06, 1880, Image 2

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Las Veas Daily Gaz tte. j
J. H. KOOCLER. Editor.
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Unilv. I month 1 lrt-
Ih-livcrt'-l bv carritT t ! lurt ol tliecitr.
Weekly, 1 yeür i"-
Wiwkl v . )' lti:IltllS 1 .
Fur Ailvvrtisinir Hite ut.j.ly to .1 . II. Kool-I'T
iltlor an irrnprit'tor.
Bricklayer aad Parson.
A MiUxlusler curate walking '.un;,'
a ptreet n tac dinner hour, passed m
lot of brirkhiyers smoking their pipes,
and he heard one of t lie men f-uy:
'I'd like to be a parson, and have
now! to do but walk along in a black
cont and carry a walkim; stick in my
hand, and gel a lot id brass."
There was an approving laugh all
around, whereupon the curate turned
quietly around, and the following
conversation ensued:
"So you would like to be a parson?
How much do you get a week?"
"Twenty-seven shillings."
'Well, I am no" a rich man, bul I
will nive you twenty-seven shillings if
you will come with me for a week
and sec what my work is."
The. bricklayer did not like the pro
posal, but his mates told him it was a
fair offer, and he was bound to accept
it. So he reuetantly followed the
parson down an -.illey.
'Where are you going?" lie, asked.
"To see a sick parishioner," was the
reply.
"What is the nutter with hint?"
'Small-pox."
At this the man drew back. His
wife aud bairns had never had the
small-pox, and he was afraid of tak
ing it to them.
"My wiie and hairs had never had
the small pox, " said the ( urate.
The man hesitated.
but yon promised to accompany
me wherever I went," argued the cur
ate. 'And where are you going next?"
asked the bricklayer.
"To see a poor family huddled in
one room, with the father dead of the
scarlet fever in it, and themselves sick
with il; and, after that, to see another
parishioner 11 with typhus. And to
morrow there will be a longer round."
Thereupon (ho bricklayer begged
to be let oil'. Twcnly-soven shillings
would be poor pay for that kind of
work, and he promised he would nev
er speak against the parsons again.
Litchfield Church.
Scientific.
How did we come to possess our
present form of dress? This is one of
the many questions answered by a re
viewer in the Nature, who had under
his notice the catalogue of the Gener
al Pitt Ki vers unlhrooologiban collec
tion lately published. Clothing at
first was almost entirely ornamental.
The exceptions were such articles as
belts from which instruments of va
rious kinds could be suspended so us
to be redy for use while i lie hands
were lelt free. A savage does not en
joy the luxury of a pocket. Even at
the present day a Japanese has to
sling his tobacco pipe and pouch from
his belt, and the only pockets he has
are in his sleeves. The simple tinc
ture was the germ, so to speak of the
clothing we wear. After some time
a bunch of pandauni slips were added
in front, and this Avas gradually ex
tended until it made a complete fringe
around the body. When (lie arts be
came so far advanced that man could
make paper cloth or some woven ma
terial these hitter were substituted
for the primitive fringe, and the kilt
was thus developed. As man advanc
ed there were inconveniences attend
ing t he use of t he kilt, which were
abated by fastening thai garment
at ouj point bel ween I he legs, and the
human mind was then fairly set upon
tiie path lo arrive at the attainment of
a pair of trousere. When the back
and shoulders needed promotion the
savage u.-eil the skin of. animal, and it
is from this sort of covering for I he
upper part of the body that we have
derived our coals, vests. shirK etc.
Bul loo ancient cloak form is oren yet
retained, not only by such, people as
Zulu chiefs, but in all lobes of cere
mony by dignatarios of court and col
lege ofthe most highly civilized na
tions on the face of the earth. The
elaborate and varied head coverings
of the present day all sprang from a
very simple original tribe.
In gazing upon Ihe forbidden gar
den that crowns some lofty hill inac
cessible in ns we may forget, the
fruits and llowers that are lyintr in
profusion a I our feet unlasted nnd
unappreciated.
Some persons are papable of making
grcüt sacrifices, but few are capable of
concealing how much Ihe effort has
cost them; and it is this concealment
that constitute their value.
First NaliOIial Baill
)!' LAS VKGAS.
ia:i-r.-Mr In UajllolU llrullier. )
Authorized capital, $500,000
Paid in capital, - $50,000
SurolusFund - $10,000
I.H A ..KNKUAL RANKINli llUSINt.SS
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The Old Reliable Di u?
Store. Established 1870.
HERBERT & CO
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
TOILET ARTICLES,
AND PERFUMERY.
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' II E S C R IP TIO 21 S rareidly
Compounded.
At Doctor Shout's Old Stand.
NINE HA
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A. rJ Hoover, ..Prop.
In f rmiT Exchange Hotel Buihlini;, on the
I'lnza, Las Vegas, X. M.
Now open for Transient
( i nests and Regular
Boarders.
Center Street
BAKERY,
And .LuiicIl Counter.
(Formerly Santa Fe Bakery.)
W, NOW HEADY FOR BUSINESS
Largest Oven in the Territory. "Will
supply Las Vegas and the Towns along
the Road from Raton to San Marcial.
Order by letter will receive prompt at
tention. ' HUBERT Y & ANT! ELL.
LAS VEGAS
AND
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II üü UN
Kuns dally via I. l.ientUc, Cliajierito, (Julli
nas, Cabra", T.a Cinta,, Nm Hilario and i'ovi
lUiscom.
1'assenptrn and Ex iros matter carried !,,.in
lioinl, on tiie most reasonable terms
! 100-ly 1
C. A. RAT JIB UN
CIIICA.GO
Flue!, cjuulily d' Cu-tom Work done in t he
Territory.
A Full Line, ol' M. D. Wells &Co.s Chicugo
Mude Hoots & Shoes Constantly on Hand.
V. AST LAS VKUAS, N. Si.
3he Occidental
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Finest in the Cilv of Las Ye"-as,
I"u.-t-c.la.ia bar where gentlemen will
íiiüí the llnest liquors, wines and ci
gars in the Territory; also in connec
tion is a lunch counter. Drop in and
see us.
Open Day and Night.
LOCKE & LOCKWOOl),
Proprietors.
CHJlPMAX HALL."
Billiard Parlor
& Sample Room,
THE MONARCH
The Finest' Kesort In Wewt Las Vens where
the Very llest Branda of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Are constantly kept on hand.
PRIVATE CLUB ROOM
IX CONNECTION'.
HKNItV HHAMM, Proprietor.
THE MONARCH
A. J. CRAWFORD,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCER
Las Vcu'íis,
-DEAL
Fruits, Vegetables, &c., &c.
We cany everything tiiat is packed in the
Canned Goods Line!
Goods delivered free to all parts oí' the city.
Give Us a call.
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ANDRES SEA,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
LOS ALAMOS, .X. JÍ.
Also Dealer in
CATTLE, .SHEEP,
WOOL, ÍIIDES.
Git A IS ANI ALL
ivinds of PRODUCE.
FKEIGHTINO.
l-'rciftlit tennis nhvays ready and freight if.?;
done U nil narts oi'the Territory.
OpísíKisfe tíie Sícií,
(Formerly the liobinson House)
NEWLY BEFITTED, REFURNISH
ED, AND AN-ADDITION
BUILT TO IT.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
Are offered to the traveling public at
reasonable rates.
J. A.MACKLEV, Proprietor
Tj. G-KIí;etst',
AND-
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Somstnhi Clood to Drink,
Lunch at, ai.v lmur irom vi i.u il a. M .
K.wr I.A.S Vi:i.s, - - ;V MI'JXii.'o
Oi.immUo r.r.) wiih x Ma'.i .miares.
"Frank J. Webber,
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lias constantly on hand Horses, Mules,
Harness Etc., and also buys and sells on
Commission. Sale of goods made at any
time. Will be found on North-Kant
corner of Plaza, or word may be left at
this office.
T J. FLEER?
MERCHANT TAILOR.
ALL KINDS OF
IDOir-TE TO OIJDEIE,.
Shop in Hold's Pdock, Northwc.-d
Corner of the Plaza.
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Impoi'tniit Nolle?.
For the bciii'lll ol'mir citi.i'ns n x euBtlhe
I nt o copien ol' this paper will lie ki'pt on filu In tlir
tickut ollict' ol Ihe t hiendo, liui linnton & Qmid
cy rai roud, at W Clink Mreet, Chicago, HI.,
whero thoy nrc privilrguil to null ami l ead UIVmo.
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New Mexico.
Kit IX-
LI YE It T
SALE STABLE
EAST LAS VEGAS, U. ML
Carriages and Horses Lei at
Reasonable Batos.
Horses aud Ulules Bought and
Sold.
Fia5 Veí?ay
PLANING MILL
F. C. Ogden, Pront'r.
Dressed Lumber for Sale.
Lumber Surfaced to order.
SASIL LJOOIIS, BLINDS ano m
Turning-of all Desrriptions, Xesve.ll
Posts, Balustrade.s, Scroll sawing.
COHTRACTEMG A H D CUILDIÍ3G.
Work and Estimates from a (Us
ance will receive prompt attention.
LAS VEGAS
Assay Office
oír
J John Robertsoii.F.S.A.
ysayer, Mining Engineer,
1ÍAIL HOA'D AVE.,
Opposite Browne & Manzanares'
EAST LAS VEGAS, STEW MEXICO.
Assays of Ores Made with Accuracy and
Dispatch. Bronipt Attention will bo
Paid to Orders Sent from the Various
Mining Camps of the Territory.
Examining and Reporting on Mines and
Mining Claims a Specialty.
All Assays Considered Conikiential
J. B. AT,T,TilSr?8
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I -Os tn.bli.slni le nt,
Located on the street in rear of Xatinu.-d
I -. i , wliere lie is prepared to
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, 1 i iiisimo prouipuy
i alltl 111 :l woruiiianliko manner at reason
able prices.
OKA l.KK !:
njisN.rruiiK &
iIJE NSW AH lv.
UN'liEii! A KING OliDEUS PliOMI'J'
LY KTI'liXDEU Tw.
Xcfir the Bridge, West. Las Vefrt.i
I.AS V1X1AS AXI) VIM TA
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AND EI LINE
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Vi'tfu on Tinwliiy inoriiiiiK will be I'lirwuHcil
on weekly lmckliimrd tlirmiirli to ny ioint in j
th 1'mh ItandU of Texas. Clinres reasonable.
C. H. AUSTIN. Proprietor.
ATIONAJL MdDTIElL,
b
Smith V Harrison I9 ropers.
Scu"Jf. siJe of (he Plaza,
This House lias been Newly Refitted
Accommodations to
MEN DENH ALL & CO
Livery, Feed, and Sale
Dealers in Horses and Mules, also Fine Buggies and Carriages for Sale
Rigs for the Hot Springs and other Points of Interest. The Finest Livery
Outfits iu the Territory.
ER FRIEDMAN & BRO.,
DEALERS IX
WOOL, HIDES, PELTS AND FURS,
CARRIAGES &D BUGGIES,
Iaís Vey as Yew Mexico
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Have a large and complete stock of
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ÍÍ1AS. liLAFCIlARD.
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3S IT El 31 "T TH X W
HARDWARE,
Stoves and Stove Groocls
The Mastic Joint Iron Roofing alwayss on hand
GrO TO THE
NTRAL DRUG STORE!
For Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, Faint Oils, Patent
Medicines, Brushes, Combs, Fine Soaps, Perfum
eries, Toilet Articles of every description, Whole
sale and Retail. "
Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialíy I
tatral Dmg Store, Main st. between East and Welt
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Haca Griswold, & Co.j Prop'r?
FRANCISCO BACA Y SANDOVAL,
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ex '- r. f -j
La Veya, N. M.
and llefurnished and Affords the B-t
the Traveling Public.
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all classes of Merchandise which they sell
prices for cash.
of Plaza,
62 W T5HT
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ERICAN BARB WIRE.
Wholesale and It (Hall Dealer il
CHOICE KENTUCKY
WHISKIES.
Solo ARt'iit In New Mexico for
DICK BROS.,
CELEBRATED
LAGER BEER.
SOCOKKO.N. M. LA'; VEGAS N.M
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