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Las Vegis Dailv Gazette
WEDXESDA Y, NOVKMBKIl 9, 1880
Attempted Burglary
Shortly before 11 o'clock Monday
night the watchman who sleeps in the
btore of Gcollreiu & Desmaris hud oc
casion to tep to ihe door opening
upon the placila, when he was struck
at with a billot of wood by a man,
who had quickly Hepped behind the
door. l-lamiuini: the door he wa'ch-
train.
inuii ru-hed for his pisto:, while he
fellow outside beata lively tattoo on
11,.- dour. Thinking his nueturual vis
itor was u would-be burglar the
watchman lei oil a pisioUhot through
the window, thinking lhat he had
,i ri..l,i loinake a noise about
there as aiiyoie.
i 1 1 1 1 . i crs and a
lit: then waked ms
search was made
i - .
about lie premUcs
which resulted
in finding hc man suugiy stowed
away in a large dry goods box in the
. n . .i ... i..r,,,u -i ti'iniiorarv wall mi
pile. lll.lt ri in" v.-.--,- .
the. bank building shall be completed
'ihe. man was taken in custody and
yesterday moruing appeared before
Jud,fu Morrison on the charge oi an
aitempi to break and enter. From
examination of the premises there
can be no doubt that the man coiitem
plated robbery.
Alter hearing a dozen witnesses the
case was adjourned till one o'clock,
the judge's presence beiug needed at
the couniiug of the votes by ti.e commissioner.-;
aud at that hour another
adjournment nas taken till 5 o'clock
The man is
bout tivtnty-three years
of a"e and gave the name of Julian
Gonzales, lie claims to have con.c
here from Tecolote, but a number ol
witnesses who know the man, dispute
.i.:, .i mi v i inii ho came from some
HUB íll't'.
point below.
Official Vote-
'Ihe following are the ollicial returns
oh the vote for delegate in this conn
ty:
Precinct. Luna. Otero
1. San Miguel 80 106.
2. La Cuesta 148 91.
.". Anton Chico 94 105.
1. Tecolote - 53 '8.
ó. Las Vegas -82 59.
O. Las Vallo- 63 21,
7. Las Alamo. 99 51.
8. Tecos 0 73.
11. Upper Vegas 88 134.
10. Chaperito 87 41.
11 Sun Gerouino 178 28.
12. Las M ul .is 60 35.
i:i. Rincón 8 45.
14 Sapello 59 96.
15. Manuelitti- 41 103,
lfi. La Junta 38 52.
17. Puerto de Luna 26 145.
18. Red River 228 12.
l'J. Las Colonias 70 33
20. Joya Larga .23 9-
21 . Sania Rosa 6 2-1.
22. Cañón Largo 62 50.
23. S'in José 90 54.
24. La Liendre 32 32.
25. Peñasco Platico 31 55.
26. Las Vegas 163 i 10.
27. Fort Sumner 17 39.
28. Cabra Springs 68 32.
29. New Town 67 233.
Total 2301. 1949.
Luna's majority 3.VJ.
Big Strike at White Qaks-
1 From E. T, W ahirufl who came in
from W: ite Oaks yesterday, we learn
that that camp is ii: a great excite
incut over the new (hscovcrv ot a
rich lead on the -Little Nell' claim.
Four weeks airo the owner of the
claim, Win. Ilildieiis nvide iueflec.l
ual attempts to sell his claim for$ 1,200
No lead had been struck on the claim
and fnially a "cold lead"' w as run am
hist week rich ore was struck, carry
ing free gold.
The chine is up i he hill
Hoinestakc claim, and, all
above the
tiüh ,,o
asay had boen nnile when Mr. Wal
drull ell the Oaks. U was the ouiu-
iun of all who saw i'. that, lludgens
had struck soinrthiiir ullv as rich as
the llomestake at lea..t. The ''Little
Nell" is now practically on of the
market as it will take housiind
to touch it. Such a lucky find natur
ally aroused ureal excitement iu the
ciunp and those who have claims ad
ioj ti i ii ir will beííin sinking shafts in
ihe hoiies ot being similarly reward
cd.
The Territnry.
The official returns have not yet
been received from all the counties of
the territory. Thus far the majori-
, lien Hand n? fallow: For Lima; San
Miguel, !?52; Valencia, 1,280; Rerualil
lo, 1,000. not ollicial; Socorro, official,
:t,H('; For Otero; Mora, about 400; Lin
coln. StiO; Santa Fe, 151; (rant, 183;
Doña, Ana 61; Leaving Colfax, Rio
s Arrib.irtnd Taos vet to hear from.
Luna's majorities foot up so tar.3,018;
,,OteroN majoril'ieiy 1,145, leaving a
balance in favor of the former of
1,873. .. ... , , i . . .'
Union Notes.
Fort Union Nov. 8. !
EiliturUazetle.
Mnj Courtney and wife and Mrs A.
C. Couger, went east on Saturday's
Mr. Steve March and family left for
the east to-dav. Mr. March ha9 resid
ed in the territory for six years and
ih been cmnloved iu a flouring mill
near Watrous. By his departure we his
i w
lose one of our best citizens, but hope
that ere loug he will return to take
up his residence in Watrou.
F. G. Jaeger, beef contractor at the
post, has just concluded a mail con
tract between Fort Union and Trini
dad We understand lhat Dr. Kalley will
take u his residence in Tiptouville
mtttiittor nf tlm í. K. hurch.
i
iiii uioivi v - - i
Lieuteuaut Weeks drives the iiuest
looking matched bay in Uuiou.
W.
LETT EH El ST.
The following Is a list of letters remaining
uncalled lor in the post oflice ut Las Vegas for
the week ending November !). All persons
calling for letter, will please say "adver
tised."
Balr.Jno. W.
iiinly A.J.
Uiown 11. G.
Huckley Kd.
B ii-surello Mrs. K.
lirown J A.
Cadena Jose.
Carter Allen
Eddy Jamri H
;'iiiilh Mar
Itrt'cdineer Wra.
it.
Caihiv M. li. 2
Dayton E l ward
I.Ul-.lni"d i ilUÚO
üillctt Miss Ma
Ilajigai ty Miss LKlilie.
Ik'llar Martin
Heunessv luu.
loncnMrs A. 1
Johnson Thompson
Johnson Kobert.
Lee George.
Lopis l'hllipe.
Mead Chas.
Mooney Michael
Noyer. E W.
Nnv Hernando
Nott Win. G.
Ortiz Vidal.
Orsbon K. K.
Hatton W. II.
Saunders W. R.
Smith & Co. C. H.
Syan li. L.
W ebb Jordan.
Warren Mr.
Ward Mrs. L. A.
Wilson Andrew.
Wilson .Miss Muttio.
1.1'hinan Mrs. Lizzie
Maitvy W. i..
Martines Abram.
Mc lonalil lnnl"l .
Nuttinger liobt . S.
Migeiit m.
O'linen Con.
ii'teiro I'enry.
I'll ri'hnv Rngtirili.
Romero Manita
.ilffWHii jdii
Slaughter Miss A.
Smith Menry.
West Marcelas.
Wamiie H.
Woods K. M.
Williums Matt 1.
Woodwoith Je .
J - N. FURLONG, P. M.
Garroting.
IVin-Mii twelve nud one o'clock
Monday night a straugcr was stop
peel oy wo men near me sioiu ui ucu
. i. n .o
& Carian who proceeded to rifle his
pockets The garroters however,
made a small haul only securing aioui
seventy-five cents in money, but took
from the man a uumber ot valuable
papers, worthless to all save the own-
er. The man was not manreaieu uuu
when set at liberty ran into the Ex
change saloon and iu company with
Mr. McDonald made search for the
ruffians, who had by that time flown.
HOTEL ARBIVALS.
St. Nicholas Hotel.
J. u. WtHtaKer, i.eavenwom, ivS. .
Whitaker, Leavenworth, Ks. H. M,
..unco.
I Ct T nniii Mn (un K linilPfl. I.CIUI- I
.ill... Co) -. .1. ;. Albriirht. Simla Ke Demo-
cmt: S. W. I.ee; Hot Surliiira; K. K. Walter
ami wife, Jiaurhls, M. M. K. Ryder, Cliicigo
Tunes.
Sumner Hous.
W. B. Tiptoa, Tlptonvillo; B. M. McKa.Thind
and wife, TopBka, Ks.
--
V e understand that there is a
movement on foot to re-organize the
police force. The town is getting
'red hot," and uoi a night passes but
what a burglarly or some serious
crime is committed. The indiscrimi-
nate linug oí pistois ai icasi snoum
. ,. . . , i . i i i.i
b-- stopped, for besides being a mus
anee, the discharge of fire arms has
uecome ho common that after awhile
we shall become so accustomed to
the sound that uo one will 6tir from
the house even though calls were
made for assistance. Mr. Becker, our
chief ot police, has been alone in his
work for over a month and he cannot
be expected to be everywhere at the
same time. The subscription list tor
. . .
the liiaintainance ofthe police force
has been so small of late that it did
not warrant the employment of more
than one man on the force. The peo-
pie should contribute more lreely in
-.íií ..... v 1
or.ier io secure an emeiem lorce uuu
pay them liber illy. In such a town
as Vegas the workman is wormy oi
llire iUul we shoukl not expect our
guardians ol the peace to give tneir
ume and risk their lives in our de -
fence without proper compensation.
A gumptious Thanksgiving diu-
uer will be given for the benefit ofthe
M. E. Church, at Ward &, 'famine's
new hall on the 25th. Dinner will be
sei ved from 11:30 a. m. till 3 p. ni. at
which all the delicacies of the season
will be furnished, and an equa y g o 1
oyster supper will be spread from 6
p. m. till 12 o'clock. Xo pains will be
spared by (he committee Meed imes
Talbot, Dresser and Gregory and
Miss Angel to make the affair an en
joyable one. Under their charge, all
visions of homesickuess, ou the part
of those to whom the day will call up
pleasant memories of those in their
old home, will bo dispelled
Choco
late will be one of the attractions ot
the excellent bill of fare.
J. G. Albright, proprietor of the
Santa Fc Democrat arrived in the
city yesterday curoute to his old home
in ILnvard, Kansas. Mr. Albrhht is
a staunch democrat yet nevertheless a
renial man and a good acquisition to
the fraternity iu the. territory. But,
reallv, it's too bad he's a democrat,
Local Items.
Probate court meets next
daw
Snow squalls are frequent "iee
days.
The new sidetracks are being
graded.
I Stern is kept busy unpacking
new goods.
-The vote in La Liendra preeiuct
was rather close..
Mr. Geo. Lougmoor of Gallinas
Springs is in town.
The streets present a lively ap
pearance these days.
Mr. Rune, of Rupe & Castle, is in
Santa Fc attending to business.
...
-The weather is a most as cool as
-
the defeat of the Democratic parly.
Rev. Gaspari of the Jesuite col
lege, came up from Santa Fe, yester
day. -The county commissioners finish
ed counting the vote of this county
yesterday.
ILrmau Colin, of the Boston
Clothing store has gone to Ocate on a
business Irip.
-Democrats slept while Republi
cans voted aud U'w the former wake
up and cry fraud.
The Gazette job oflice is now
doing rnorework than any other three
offices in the territory.
These quiet days and no dust arc
a luxurv compared to the blustering
sand storms of last, year.
- Sauta Fe is anxieusly awaiting
the arrival at thai, place oí the Den
ver and Rio Grande railroad.
A large number of rows, fights,
shootings, "thefts and deviltries of all
kinds are now being reported.
Regular meeting of A. F. & A. M.
to-night. All Masons iu good stand
ing are cordially invited to attend.
There is a demand in this town
for jjew York and Chicago papers
our news dealers should attend to it.
Xr r,. Ptisner weut oast vesterdav.
Je w1 rcturu ubout the fu.gt ()f uext
, , , . , . f it, h-
Col . Lockhart has seven carloads
of furniture on the road to this place.
Is snow banks don't interfere it will
arrive in a fewT davs.
Visitors from other parts of the
territory ari amazed at the growth of
Las Vegas, and concur with us that
it is bound to be a big town.
Williin the last four davs Mr. C.
It. lirowuing som loin vo uie viuuu m
nearly $2.000. This shows that leal
estate business in Las Vegas is still
good.
Win. McLure, the popular sales
man of Rrowue & Manzanares, went
to Tiptouville yesterday to bring back
his family who will reside permanent
ly in this city.
Col. T. P. Mills and wife returned
from Socorro yesterday. The Colonel
is considerably exercised over the
rie'i ilnvfiloTimnnt r,f several mines in
i
wIjJch ,)e .g intPrcst0(L
All should remember the literary
soiree that is lo be held at the Presby
terian church on Thursday evening.
Extensive preparations are being
made to make it an enjoyable enter
tainment. R. C. McDonald has taken the
matter in hand and proposes to or
gauize an efficient police force for ihe
I ! IT li
west suie. tie raised over i4u yes
terday The force from now on will
consist of four men. Ghouls and
night-hawks will have to look sharp
now.
vy0rk is being rushed on the new
I "
diyision headquarters of the A. T. &
g F R Ki an(1 Uie bullliuf ril),y
approaches completion. A drain
pJpe hll8 bee ai(i to llu! new (llliní
roonK niii yesterday workmen were
1 erectinsr the iron framework ofthe
p0rcn ou t10 platform.
Eliot Ryder, the well known song
writer, at present on the stair of the
Chicago Times, came up from Santa
Fe yesterday and will return to the
capital to-day. Mr. Ryder is best
known by his work on thu New York
Sun mid as the author of innumerable
little jingles and satires in verse on
curren, events and politics. Mo will
make a stay of some weeks in the
territory, journeying thence to the
city of Mexico and will, wo know,
give our resources and prospects
careful consideration.
It is is likely that with the in
crease ot housebreaking and genera -ly
disorderly conduct, that the iiu-
portance of incorporating this town
will force itse't upon the attention of,
our people. This town is getting too
lar e to run without some kind of an
organ. zatlon, particularly this far
. we8i where rogues are likely to con-
1 gregate since the election is over and ,
fople have turned their attention to I
bus ne-s, it is time steps should be
t taken to attain the important object,
A crowd of reckles fellows went
! out on arouud-up Monday night, eap
! lured a pig nud throw it through
Men- a window into the room of
, ! one of the soiled doves of East Vegas.
The r
rt'l i ! .... 41. ,. ......ft, iliu)
:uu Moni i in; uuiu. mv.
yesterday noon was ueuneu uei
twelve hours by being blockaded by
snow banks near Thatcher's station,
Colorado. The storm is reported to
have oceu unusually severe and ran
into a continuous bauk of snow lhat
had drifted; to a depth of fully eight
feet and could not plough through
. 1 1 1 .H
(Icsniie the most strenuous ettorts.
espite,
Finally a way was dug through in the
afternoon when another blockade was
struck and two locomotives with
workmen were sent ahead to clear the
wav. Only vague reports oi the ex
tent ofthe storm reached thi city,'but
from all accounts it is as unexpected
as the great storm of two years ago.
AVe do not need to tell our read
ers that we do not sympathize with
the politics of the Santa Fe Demo
crat; but, with thut liberal feeling
which is characteristic of all true Re
publicans, wc wish to compliment
our Santa Fe neighbor upon the en
terprise which it has manifested in
pushing things for the Democratic
party We admire pluck and energy,
even though they be pitted against us,
and we arc glad that the Republican
pressof New Mexico has not many
bu eh formidable joirnals as the Santa
Fe Democrat to contend against.
An advertisement will be found
in another column for lessons iu Span
ish at the Jesuite college. Instruct
ion will be given from 5:30 to 6:30 p.
in. This is a most excellent oppor
tunity to acquire this language and of
which many will undoubtedly avail
thcniselve-. The Spanish language
promises to be not only useful in this
territory, but it will b-1 greatly advan
tageous and profitable in the com
merce which will constantly grow
between Spanish American countries
and the Un ted Slates. Railroads are
now penetrating into New Mexico
and over which will be drawn the
trade ot the woteru coast of South
America. This language if mastered,
will be at once a great accomplish
ment and a useful thing.
Mr. Trueblood ofthe Telegraph of
fice desires to say to the public that he
irets the wool market daily, which ho
will sell t reasonable rates to those
desiring it tf.
The little daisy excursion hat at.
he iew York Clothing Mouse. Ev
erybody wears them. tf.
Overshoes of all kinds at
J. RoSKXYVALl) & Co's.
Domestic and fnnrv dry goods at
J. Roskxwali) !fc Co's.
Gents' hats we carry a beautiful
Stock. J. ROSENWALD & CO.
White goods, all varieties, at
J. ROSENYVALI") & Co'S.
A full assort Mient of gents' furnish
ing goods, such as undergarments,
linen shirts, etc., at
J. Roskxwald & (Jo's.
We have been receiving of late a
very large stock of g o Is and are
daily receiving additions which make
our stock not only the largest but the
best assorted in this portiou ot the
country. Wo am prepared to fill or
ders. bofh wholesale and retail.
J. R( skxwald & Co.
Laities' nubias, hoods and saques,
the latest style., at
J. RoSENWALD & Co'S.
I adiee
and children's underwear,
J. Ros EX WALD & (Jo'S
at
Laces of all kinds find qualities, at
J. Rosexwald & Co's.
Ladies' cloaks, dollmans and uls-
ters, at
.T RoSlCNWALD & Co S.
Perfect beauties in ladies' suits, at
J. Rosexwald & Go's.
All shades of kid gloves, at
J. Rosexwald & Go's.
Ladies hats and bonnets, ar,
J. liOSENWALD it Co'S
Gents' ready-made clothing, ?s full
a stock as you can find in the city, at
J. RoSENWALD ifc Go's.
Broek gloves and gauntlets a very
heavy and full assortment, at
.1. Rosexwald & 'Ys.
, -
Duck clothing ol all kinds, at
J. Rosexwald & Go's.
Roots and shoes, a large assortment,
.1. Rosexwald & Go's.
at
i r'i tendea.
! Luxuries of all kinds have been re
ceived ai J. (íraaf & t o.'s by the
thousand: Pickled cherries, pickled
salmon, olives, Dutch delicious
; pickles, prunes and jelly, preserved
linger, powdered choenhie, Nciifcha-
"'J cm"" cIujosc, lentihs and all kinds
of gruelz.
Don I I''orrl
that Stern's new stock of goods will
arrive iu a few days.
Look out for Mem-.' new good-.
All kinds of fai. and winter .-ooth
just roceived at Jaffa Itnos,
YOUR
Should bo Insured in u
The expense is bo small lhat you will not feel the tax. We cau accommo
date you with any ofthe most approved plans.
Yon should insure against
ACCIDENTS.
Tn the Travelers Insurance Company,
Pledging you any sum from
1,000 to $10,000 in case of death and from
$5 to 50 a week in case of bodily injuries.
WE REPRESENT THE
BEST FIRE INSURANCE
COIiVEIF-A-ILNriES.
SIJU.OOO PAID IN LATE FIRE. $13,000 IN HOT SPRINGS FIRE.
Combined Capital over $30.000,000. Losses Paid over $100,000,000.
MILLS & HADLEY,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Cottages to Rent.
Two new cottages to rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store, East Las Ve
gas. 314-tf.
Intliini Pottery.
The largest stock, in the United
States, of Indian potteiy, both anci
ent and modern, ai M. A. (Jold's In
dian department, Santa Fe, N. M..41-U'
Parlies dei-iring locations on which
to build houses tor business purposes
oi,residenees, would do well to call
oii. the undersigned, who will sell lots
at reasonable rates. All said lots are
situated on t he e.ir,t side of the rail
way opposite the depot. For terms
I etc., apply to
M. Salaz ak.
Ollice north-east corner of the
pl.iza.
246-tf.
I would respecttullv call the atten
tion of all persons going io and front
the Whi'e Oak mines, and the pub
lic in general to the fact that I have
removed our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where L keep a com
plete assortment of general merchan
dise; and make a specialty of miner
supplies, provi-ioiis ect. Anton Chi
co is on the direct route to the mines
ami I sell goods at the lowest, rates.
David Wintkrnitz,
Anton Chico, N. M
Edwin C. Kurt':
French kid shoes
Chas. Ilfeld's.
at
Frank Ogden has received a car
load ot sash, doors and blinds, which
lie will sell cheaper than anybody, tf
Lockhart & Co. have received a
large stock of oils and paints; also
"iíoldeiis enamel ,)aint"vhich is wa
ter proof and ready for use. is con-
! stantly kept i-y them. 50-tf.
Clean towels and sharp razors at
Judd's Rarber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately by
Fuaxk Ogdisn. 41-1 f
A full slock of knitted jackets,
hoods, nubias, scarfs and other winter
wear for ladies and children just re
ceived at the store of C. li Wesche.
Those ladies hats and bonnets re
ceived yesterday are beauties indeed.
They are perfectly lovely. On exhi
bition at J. Rosexwald & Co.
Another car load of flour, the best
in town, received by
.1. Gkaff & Co.
Something new ! new ! new ! Self
raising It uck wheat flour at
n83it J. Gr.AAF & Co's.
(Jo to M. Heise, on the south side
of the plaza for fine wines, liquors and
gars. 253-tf
(Jo to Judd's Itttrber Shop and get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Rickets for sale at Lockhart & Co's
planing mill. 29-tf.
We are prepared to furnish all
kinds of building materials for con
tractors. Lock ir art fc Go.
21-tf.
Wines and liquors of the be?t qual
ity, and ol the best brand at whole
sale or retail at. M. lleise's, south side
of the plaza, Las Vegas, X. M. 353-tf
tobacco is the best.
Fins Goots.
J. AV. Hanson &('., hereby inform
the public, that th y are now prepar
ed to do all kinds of work in their
j line. Fine work a sped. Ity. Shop
ou northwest corner ot plaza. lo-4ni
Prick for sale iu large or small
quantities, at LocKiiAhT & Co's.
Two first-class tinsmiths wanted
immediately, Address Win. Rorden'
Albuquerque, X. M. 9fJ-lw
One hundred of the latest styles oT'
ladies and childreos cloaks, dolinniis
circulars, received at
93if Ciias. Ileeld's.
Ruck wheat
n83if
Hour at
J. GliAAF Si C O'S.
L. L. llowisoti ol tin" Model Store,
east side, lias a full assort mei4 of
boots and shoes which he sells at the
lowest cash figures. 83tf
LB FIE
Reliable Company !
LAS VEGAS COLLEGE.
Ppecinl Cías in
SPANISH,
FROM 5:80 TO 6:30 P. M.
APPLY AT THE COLLEGE.
B. BARBEK,
SURVEYOR.
Special attention being given to the survey
ing anil loc-itiiiii of Government Lanus. All
business with the U 8. Land Oflice will be
promptly attended to. References W. II II.
Itoades U. S. Deputy Surveyor, Yankton, D.
I'., It. V. Petttprew, U. S. Deputy Surveyor,
Sioux Falls, 1). T.
L1XCOLM, - - - NEW MEXICO.
A large assortment of Uauuels and
waterproofs at
J. ROSENWALD & Co'S.
Ladies suits, silk, moriuo and flan
nel, perfect beauties, at
J. ROSENWALD & Co'S.
Corsets of all descriptions at
J. Rosen wald & Co's.
Blankets, a lull stock at
J. RoSENWALD & CO'S.
The fit st instalment of our fall and
winter goods have arrived. Daily
heavy additions will make it the most
perfect stock in ladies' and gents'
goods in this market both for whole
sale and retail traie.
J. ROSENWALD & CO.
Two huudred boxes of boots and
shoes just opened at, the store of
C. E. Wesche.
Come and inspect that beautiful
cloth tor ladies' riding habits at
C. E. Wesche's.
O. L. Houghton has a regular ar
seual of fire-arms, the largest stock in
all the west. It is not only for a re
tail, but for a wholesale trade that he
is prepared. His advantages for buy
ing enables him to sell this class of
goods as low as they can be got any
where. Brocade silks and
ribbons latest
style received at
94tf
Chas. Ilfeld
On account of making repairs in
my store, 1 will for the next 15 days,
sell goods for cost and carriage.
3t. Charles Ilfeld.
Music Mrs. J. II. Taylor will in
struct a class iu vocal and instrumen
tal music, either at her residence, op
posite Jone's restaurant, West Las
Vegas, or at the homes of the pupils.
Terms: Twelve dollars for twenty
four lessons. tf.
A large invoice of choice apples,
butter, cheese, etc. just received at
A. J. CltAWFORD.-tf.
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on hand at
the Central Drug Store. 313-tf.
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Call and see Old Walker, Zion's
Hill, for good whiskey and cigars.
Fine candías a specialty. ulOOtf.
Important.
I. Stern is expecting his new goods
every day, and as he bought $25,000
worth of assorted merchandise for
cash, it would bo well for those who
wish to purchase to wait until his
stock is in. lie bought for cash and
cau thus give his customers the bene
fit of the discount.
tf.
Fresh Ovfetcr, Fresh Oysters, at
n83lf ' J. Graaf & Co's.
If you want something good and
cheap in the boot and shoo line, go to
C. E. Wesche's store on the plaza.
Flannels of all colors at
81 tf Jaffa Bros.
Witit, wait
with buying your winter goods, until
you examine Stern's new stock.
923 Reward.
will be paid for information which
will lead to the conviction of the
person or persons, who entered on the
night of October 20lh the pasture of
Don Lorenzo Lopez aud did wilfully
break ihe leg oí oue red cow, murkcd
L 11, belongiug to Isidor Stern.
IsIdor Stern.
Lorenzo Lopkz.
I tell all goods at cost without
freight added, until my new stock ar
rives. ' I. Stkrn.
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