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Irs Vegas Daily Ga?ette.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1880.
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OKAX6E BLOSSOMS.
Brilliant Weddlaa; of I'ormrr I.aa
Vega l-atlr.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Ros
enthal, formeny of Las Vegas, to Mr.
Max Rosenthal, the well-known stock
niau of La Cinta was celebrated at
the residence of the bride's parents,
707 Larimer St., Denver, on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Although on
ly intimate friends of the bride and
groom were invited, still a large num
ber were present.
The reremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr. Saft, aud C. M. Schayer
aud Albert Abel and their wives offi
ciated as groomsmen And brides
maids. The bride was dressed at
the ceremony in her traveling dress,
an elegant jombiuatiou of dregs ot
wine, cassimcrc and brocaded satin.
The parly afterwards sat down to a
well served banquet, after which the
happy couple embarked on the eve
ning train lor Colorado Springs.
They will spend seircal days at Mau
jtou aud afterwards visit Las Vegas,
rooms haviug been engaged at the
Sumner llou-e.
The following is a list of some of
the many presents which the bride
received:
An elegant silver tea set complete,
from the parents of the bride.
An elegant Freuch mirror.
A bobbiuet worked toilet set.
Two fine silver water services.
Magnificent silver jewelry case
trimmed with gold.
Gold and silver candlestick.
Silver cake stand.
Three fine silver butter dishes.
Three handsome sets of vases.
Beautiful Chinese dressing case,
procured from China, presented by a
Chinese servant of the family.
Congratulatory dispatches were re
ceived from friends in Las Vegas,
Kansas City, Chieaga and El Moro.
A Word to Railway Officials.
People living on the west side would
be greatly obliged to the railway offi
cials if some provision was made for
appraising them of the arrival of
traiuR behind time. It is pretty t'Migh
to be obliged to make several tr'ps to
the depot to inquire when a train is
expected on such a nijlit. as Wednes
day night. It is undoubtedly an an
noyance to railway officials to be salut
ed every tew minutes with the stero
typed query "when will the train be
in?'' aud those who are considerably
interested are obliged to suffer for the
infliction imposed by chronic bores
who have nothing else to do but sat
isfy a morbid curiosity. We doubt
not but what some arrangement could
be made by which this intelligence'
could be telegraphed over to this side
and a bulletin kept at the post office.
If this is not practicable, the Gazette
will endeavor to keep the run of the
trains, if the proper facilities lor se
curing reliable imformafion are tend
ered us. Or, again, would it not be a
ood scheme to get up a subscription
an 1 put in a telephone line, by nicaus
of which the end sought for could be
aitained? At any rateno matter what
what means are employed something
should he done at once, and it is due
from the railway officials to assist all
they can in mitigating what has come
to be a regular nuisance.
Only a few nights ago. upon the ar
rival of one of the trains there were
no 'busses at the depot aud on y one
public conveyance that was fortun
ately within eay distance of the de
pot when the train whistled, simply
because no one knew when it would
be in. It is no one's lr.ult, because it
is uo oue's business to attend to these
things, but t: ey are of moment to
people about t start off on a journey
and who could as well be snug at
home or ongros9.d in business did
ihey know what leeway they hud in
catching the train.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
St. Nicholas Hotel.
F. t'. Kaiser, It. J. biinpson, H. C. Filler,
Harper Co. Kansas; Wm. liuble, Pueblo, Cut j
Chas Vqx, Trinidad; C. II Van Tasseu, Kan
sas Clty J. L. Hurr, Topckaj Andy Boyd,
E. J. Guild, llanglilaj C. Wiirleu Albuquer
que; Aaron Fri-r, Trinidad; John A. Black
Chicago; K. Holbcrt and wlfo, Ntrndesha, lias.;
E. lingers; F. 1. Beam, Leadulle; Cornel iu
Sandojal aud wife, Kl Paoo; II. C, Sims, for
est, Ind.: O. r. Guthrie, Chiogo; W. H,
l'uituu, Lus Cerrillos.
Sumner Horn.
i. McKellar. R. II, Steavenson, San Fran
else: 8. A Klce, J. H. Snodgmss, Wichita,
Ki. J. W. Search, C. II. Simmon, F. D. Ir
laud, Wellington. Ks.; J, F, Kosel, Bitughls;
James Wright, Kansas City: J.J. Schmidt
Henry Blech, Ocate; A. LeTy, Walsenburg;
Chas. Wheeler, Pecos.
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It took nerve to ride through tho
streets in a cutter late yesterday after
,nuon. Saw filing would be account
ed music by the side of the rasping of
sleigh runners ou the frozen, hubbly
rnrfh. "
A special telegram published in the
Gazette of Thursday morning brief
ly chronicled the shooting of two des
peradoes at San Marcial on Monday
even'ug. From a gentleman who
came iu ou yesterday's train, we learn
the particulars of the shooting bee.
The two fellows had been loafing
about San Marcial for some time and
had threatened the live of several
people. It is not known how many
mu they killed in that country but
there are several charges laid up
against them.
A 6hort time ago they "rolled" a
man on the streets and got away
with $170, but were finally captured
and taken to Socorro by the deputy
marshal. But such fellows do not
hanker jail fare and prison accomoda
tions and in some way succeeded in
making their way back to San Marci
al, reaching there nearly as soon as
the man who had taken them up.
The desperadoep, who passed by
the names of Billy White aud Bill
Johnson, swaggered into the saloon
kept by au old fellow, whom they
"held up." ran the bar to suit them
selves, aud then standing their host
up against the wall began firing at
him to see how near they could come
without hitting him. Fortunately for
him they missed every time.
The people of the terminus began to
think that it was about time they
were rid of the presence of such a
crowd and when they had openly
threatened the lives of three o four
men they thought that the time to
act had come. Monday night a dance
house man heard thorn talking and ar
ranging their plans to rob a man of
$60 and t' en light out for the Ind:an
Territory the next day. They also
sent word to Dr. Cunningham that
they intended to take his scalp or
leave their own behind with him
The vigilantes who organized a few
weeks ago, caught the pair on the
streets and immediately opened fire
on them. Each house in the neigh
borhood had a sentry posted at the
door ready to fire at the desperadoes
if they made a break to enter. The
carcasses of the two characters were
fou ud to be well riddled with bulléis,
one having received twenty-four shots
aud the othor eighteen.
The llecent Accident.
Andy Boyd, driver of locomotiveNo
17 that met with an accident at Isle
ta Wednesday morning, is in the city
From him we learn the following ad
ditioual particulars of the turn-over
The train as previously stated was
ouly making ten miles an hour tho lo
comolive having already made two
uncomfortable iumps before the final
leap was taken.
i ne aeciaent occurea about halt a
mile this side of Isleta and just as the
train was about to round a curve.
There was nothing to warn Engineer
Bovd of his danger and the first in
timation of danger was the sudden
fall of the loconitive that jumped the
track aud went pb ughing down the
embankment.
When the locomotive took its turn
ble, Boyd became wedged iu ami was
considerably squeezed besides being
treated to an ice chl shower bath on
his head, and hot water running over
his legs. He is pretty well used up
but we hope to see him lively in a few
davs.
That KiiImIi llalty
A Madrid letter to the Pull Moll
Gazette thus describes the new Prin
cess of Spain, Queen Christine, and
her suite on the occasion of the royal
"churchinu:"
At 2 o'clock the clergy, pre oded by
the cross and lighted candles, went
out to meet the royal party. The first
lo enter was Archduchess Isabella,
the Queen's mother, a most beaut, ful
and regal-looking woman. Her be
havior aud that of the two young,
good-looking Bavarian Princes, ilk
King's cons ns, who arc now here on
a visit, was admirable. The Queen
came next, with her daughter iu her
arms, her husband by her side, sur
rouuded by her brilliantly dtlired
sister and ladies in waiting. 1 regret
to say a more uncomely set of women
than those choseu for lhee high hon
ors could hardly be found an where.
Blue blood certainly does not insure
beauty or distinction. The Queen
was dressed in white satiu, Ou her
head a diamond crown, holding back
a white Brussels lace small pointed
mantilla. The baby had us eyes open
aud was very good. This charming
bit of nature among these couniers,
bowing and courtesying, was refresh
ing to behold.
ThoTe Dcum, "Tail turn Ergo," aud
other parts of the service were credi
tably sung by the choir, und then the
infant Princess was offered ou the al
tar by the Cardinal with his mitre
on."
Eighteeu inches of snow in and
around Trinidad.
Local Items.
Wednesday night brought forth a
large crop of frozen and nipped ears.
Mrs. W. F. Kelso will probably
return to Las Vegas to spend the w;--ter.
Mrs Minette, who has been quite
6ick for a few wc-ks is- rapidly con
valescing. Judge Steele moved into his cot
tage yesterday and new presides over
his own board.
Trueblood, the manager of the
W. U. office iu this city is spending a
few days a', the Hot Springs.
Las Vegas has more woodwork
ing machinery than can be found in
any other town south of Denver.
Mr. Smith of the firm ot Smith
& fieinken, dealers in general mcr
chanrMse, Ocate, was in the city yes
terday. --R. A. Kisller of the Optic is
awaiting the arrival of his father aud
will accompany him to the end of the
track.
The telegraph bovs think if tho
storms continue that they can take a
week off at the Springs, until the wire
guts up.
The New England Cub will sit
down to a regulation Yankee dinner
at the Sumner House ou Thanksgiv
ing day.
The train from the south arrived
nearly on time yesterday and the
train from the north i cached here
about 8 o'clock.
Rev. Callee Ins ordered a double
bass violin for the M. E church. It
is expected here in time for the even
ing services Sunday.
There has been talk enough about
incorporado the time for action has
now arrived, The way to incorpo
rate is to incorporate.
The man who "ble in" his over
coat towards making a raise for his
lit ket to the tropical N"W Mexico, he
set out for, got badly left,
-A public meeting of all citizens
interested in incorporation will take
place at Baca Hall to-morrow evening
j'nd a full attendance is desired.
All order loving citizens and
those who are interested in the devi 1
opemeut of L is Vegas should attend
the incorporation mcctiug at Baca
Hall.'
The bright ravs of the sun yester
day caused the snow to disappear rap
idly. Nevertheless a few did venture
out in sleighs, but whew! how it grat
ed. Messrs. Rupe & Castle have a large
amount of new and improved m ic.hin
erv for their planing mill. When
they gei all of that in motion it will
make the chips fly.
Thotnas Fritzland who ha1- charge
of Charles II fold's store at Tipton
vi lie and who also fill acceptably the
office of postmaster in that town was
in yesterday for new goods.
A number of young fellows were
around town yesterday comparing
ear, but we saw few that quite dis
counted a burro's, though a number
were simply immense (no slang).
Mr. Max Rosenthal, the La Cieuta
stockman, and his bride nee Fannie
Rosenthal will spend a few days of
their honeymoon in Las Vegas. They
are booked for the Sumner House,
---Maj. A. II. Sevier, formerly odi
1or and proprietor of the Little Rock
(Ark.) Gazette, vs frozen out by
th'; cold spell and left Vegas yester
day for the Hot Springs of Arkansas.
Yesterday morning the thermom
eter registered I wclve degrees below
zero, at 6 o'clock. But. it moderated
rapidly as the sun came up and the
snow commenced to melt. Last night
the temperature was moderate and
agreeable.
If the cold sua)) continues cloth
ing dealers wil. rep a harvest on
youths' clothing. How a box's neth
er garment can stand the wear and
tear of more than one nt'iernoou on
the ice is a mystery lo us. Beside it
a cellar door is nowhere.
Mr. Lockewood of tho firm f
Locke Sc Lockewood e; me up from
San Marcial jeeterday for tiiOá" goods.
This firm is driving a thriving trade
iu th.; new town. They went to great
(Xpeuse in piuting up a building
there, bul it has more than paid fi r
itself.
We hear it stated lhat there is
considerable fault found by the A, T.
& S. F. engineers at the locomotives
with which ihey are obliged lo mount,
ui) the sleep grades iu this territory
with heavily loaded trains. This may
in part explain the cause of the delay
iu the arrival of trains, especiillv
from the east.
Blanket, a full slock at
J. RoSENWALD & CO'S.
Tom and Jerrl Hot ScofchlReds
Hot apple tody! aud all warm drink
at Billy's. . ÍL
Tom aud Jerry! Hot Scotch! Red
Hot apple tody! and all warm drinks
day aud uight ut Billy'. 2t,
A full line of genu' furnishing
goods and underwear at
Charles Ilfeld's.
Hilly Bros, sell select oysters at 70
cts. aud mccium at 50 els. 41
A full Hue of billies' aud child
reus' cloaks, dolmans, aud circu ars
jast received ut
3t. Chas Ilfeld's.
A full stock of ladies' dress goods
and satins of every description and
latest styles just received at
3t. Chas Ilfeld's.
New styles of ladies' cloaks lrom
the factory of A. T Stewart & Co.
Isidor Stern.
I.ailien.
Please examine Stem's new stock of
Torchon and Cretonne, laces, fichus
aud embroideries.
I call the ut'euiion of the ladies to
the fact that 1 sell embroideries lower
than any house in the city. Come
and assure yourselves.
IsinoR Stern.
Stern is receing new goods daily.
I have the largest, slock of gents'
furnishing goods iu l as Vegas.
Isidor Stern.
The little daisy excursion hat at
the New York Clothing House. Ev
erybody wears them. tf.
Overshoes of all kinds at
J. Rosenwald & Co's.
.:
Domestic and fancy dry goods a't
J. Rosenwald & Co's
Geuts' hats we carry a beautiful
stock. J. Rosenwald & Co.
White good
J. , all varíe ies, at
RoSBNWAtLD & Co'S.
A full assort itient of nts' lurnish
ini goods, such ns uiVdcrgariuAuts,.'
lineu shirls, etc . at
J Rosenwald & Co's.
Just opened' a verv laryre sloek of
the Selz celebrated hand-madá líootíl
and shoes tor which I have fhe ex
clusive sale in Las Vi gas. . y
Isidor Stern. .
Boneless codtish lresh an
d.fiW(H at
Bell & C
New cheefe, just received at
U KLL & C AJlTANf,
Fresh eggs and sweet roll butr at
Bell & Cartan's.
Pure apple cider 60 cts psrgalffon at
Bell &;Xtaí3,
Dressed poultry, cheaper than beef
a t . Bfll & Cartan's.
4
erood
Bell & Carian will sell you a
cigar for live cents. Try them.
.adies'
and children's underwear,
J. RoSENiVALD & Co'S
at
Laces of all kinds and qualities, at
J. Rosenwald Sc t'o'a.
Music Mrs. J. II. Taylor will in
struct a class iu vocal and instrumen
tal music, either at her residence, op
posite J one's restaurant, West Las
Vegas, or at t he homes of the mi pi Is.
derms: Twelve dollars for tweiitv-
four k'ssous.
tf.
Del ciiclea.
Luxuries of all kinds have been re
ceived ar. J. Graaf & i o.'s by the
thousand: Pickled cherries, pickled
sal iu on, olives, Dutch delicious
pickles, prunes and jelly, preserved
jinyer, powdered chocolate, Neiit'cha
tel cream cheese, lcnliles and all kinds
of grucU.
All kinds of fal
just received at
and winter goods
Jaffa Bitos.
We have been receiving of late a
very large stock of g' 0 Is aid are
daily receiving additions which make
our stock not only ihe largest but I lie
best assorted in 1 1 1 i - portion of the
country. We ate prepared lo fill or
ders, bo'h wholesale and retail.
J. R; SENWALD & Co.
Lai'es' nubias, hoods and saque.,
the latest styles, at
J. Rosenwald Jc Co's.
Vegetables.
Cabbages, beets, turnips, parsnips,
radi-hes, le-tuce, etc , etc., at
105-3 A. J. Crawford's.
Choice roll bul ter at,
Bell & Cartan's.
Pickled pig feet and t.ripe at
Bell & Cahtan's.
Choice variety of wiute.
$5.50 to $6.00 a barrel H
hpplcs
Bkll & Cartan's.
Flannels of all colors at
8ttf Jaffa Bros.
Perfect beauties in ladies' uits, at
J. Rosenwald & Co'a.
All sha es ol kid gloves, at
J. Rosenwald & Co's.
Ladies hats and bonnets, at
J. Rosenwald & Co's.
Gents' ready-made clothing, s full
a stuck us you' can find in the Hi v, at
J. Rosenwald & Co's.
Brock gloves' and uamit lets s verv
heavy and full RsorimMif at
J. Rosenwald A o's.
Duck clothing of all kinds, at
J. Rosenwald & Co's.
Boots snd shoes, a large aortmenf '
at J. Rosenwald & Go's. '!
Fresh Oykters, Fresh Oysters, st
nitf J. UiUT Si Ct'iu
YUR
Should be Insured in: a Reliable Company !
The expense i ko small that you will not feel the tax. Wa can accoinrao
date you with any of the most approved plant.
You' should inSilrc against
-A. O 0,X X ETiTTS.
Ill the Travelers Insurance Company,
, Pledging yon any sum frsra
to $10,000 in case 'of death and from
$5 -$50 a yeek in case of bodily injuries.
WE REPRESENT THE
$3,idfy(UD IN LÍTE PlítE.' f
;ucd Capjlal over $30,000,000.
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GENERAL INSUMIÍCE AGENTS
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lo Réfit. ' I ifLES WBIBLES ! BIBLES !
rei ib . retit at thei,-IlnVlP '1fc'r w. ci-
Dlv to. ?the NewJSJ?.?M"'?A?B!.f" ' "yther
...cittjigesto Refit
TKO flw-. COtttf(
HotSurirfirs. 7Ám to. rthe New
YtipfJlolhing Store, East Las Ve
gíis.' W k . " SU-if.
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:at ,' f Indian otttíiy, 9oth,"áuci-
S tat f
mt ly'modlru, ai M; A.Urol
M; A.UrOlfiS 1
liausdopartinent: ana FeVfí, X
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? Lots For . f
' Pbi tieidesirjng locations on J;Jiyihi
to uxinii fioiiMTP ioc ousinesH nurpo
or resHKiices, woiifw uohwij to c
ou the Udersrfitiedwh will sell I
ar reasonable ies. ' Alsaid lots aWe
4tuateiron'the:i8t ifcde.of the rail
way opposite the depot-: For tertns
etc., Apply to A :
' v M. Salazar.
Ofhce north-east corner of the
pluza. ... 4 246-tf
'aJ '-- J to.
r-wortlí re8peOíiIlv Cal! the al
i of of all ptksoill going to aid A
atten
tion of all ptksoiH going to aid Jrom
the Whi'e (Bk hiiues, and ie Jub
licj iu generalto'the fact that I.Tnife
relnoved ouwstore from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where I keep a, com
plete assortment of general merchan
diseand make a specialty of miners
supplies, provisions ect. " Anton Chi
co is on Ihe'direct route to the minea
and I sell fimds at the lowest rates.
David Winternitz,
i " .VAiio" Chico, N. M
Edwin C. Burt'9 French kid shoe
at Chas. Ilfeld's.
Frank Ogdeu has received a car
load ot sash, doors and blinds, which
he will sell cheaper than anybody, tf
Lockhart & Co. have received a
large stock of oils ano? paints; also
"Holdeiis enalnei ,iaiul"which is wa
ter proof aud ready for use, is con
stantly kept r;y them. 50-tf.
Clean towels mid sharp razors ait
Judd's Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately by
Frank Ooden. 41-1 f
A full slock of knitted jackets,
hoods. -nubias, scarfs and other wiuler
wear for ladies and children just re
ceived at the store oí C. Wesche.
n, i . I .
i nose ladies hats and bonnets re
ceived yesterday are beauties indeed
They are perfectly lovely. Ou exhb
bitiou at J. Rosenwald & Co.
Another car load of flour, tha best
in town, received by
J. Graff & Co.
Something new I new ! new I
Self-
rinsing Buckwheat flour at
ii83.i j. Graaf & Co'a.
Go to M. Heise. on Ihe south side
of the ilaza for liuewiues, liquors ami
gars. 253-tf
Go to Judd's Barber Shop aud get
scraped, Exchange Hotel. tf.
Pickets for sale ut Lockhart & Co's
planing mill. 29-tf.
We are prepared to furnish all
kinds of buildiug materials for con
tractors. Lockhart & Co.
21-tf.
Wines and liquors of the best qual
ity, and ot Ihe best brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Ileise's, south side
of ihe plaza. Las Vegas, N. M. 353-tf
Ilolbrook's tobacco is the best.
Fins Boots.
J. W. Hanson &Co., hereby Miform
the public, that they are now prepar
ed lodo all kinds "of work iu their
line. Fine work a speci lty. Shop
ou northwest comer of plaza. 16-4m
Brick for sale in large or smHl
quantities, at Lockhart & Co's.
One hundred of ihe latest styles of
ladies and childrens cloaks, dolmans
circulars, received at
03if V i Chas. Ilfbld's.
Buckwheat
n83if
Flour at
J. Graaf U o'.
L. L, llowisou of the Model Store,
east kide, has a full assortment nf
bool and shoes which he sells at the
lvel cnh figures. Iltf
Ludios' clonks, dollinsns nud ols-
LIF
ANCE
113,000 IN II
T SPRINGS FIRE.
Loseei Paid
,er $100,000,000.
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lwnjfaagOror le cKiup or clrtn wy.
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t Snprmtentl Jt. E. B. lr Maw
nil A rizón. ,
:íí f LILLY'S"
V v 1 - 1
Do'd'rj Block.
liNorinwest pr. rtht l'laxa.
The most elegant anrtointed saloon in
ífhejjo'íitiiwest. f The inast liquori in
mhrctittyV Mixed drinks a ipeo
: -laltyf ASpén day and ight. , , '
ALf REp B. AGER, V
-attoi2iN:
Dold'sBuildiiv
LAS VEGAS,
K. M
Philip
Holzman,
-DK A.LLR IN-
Corner of Ci ntre Street aud Grand
Avenue, East Las Vegai.
A complete an assortment of Mer
chandise as ran be found anywhere
rrli.ch will tie sold at the lowest pos
lib ierates i
Adinl nUtrMtr' Htlc
Notice is hureby jtin thut tk Hon Probte
Court in anil lor lh comity si Si Miguel, sntl
Territory of S ew Mexico, has appointed ilia un
dersigned uriminintruidr ui th esuta ol Frank
Chiinn:in, deceueeii. All pergeña imlebted to
siild estate will 1114 La immediut aettluraant;
and all persons fmvinc claims against salil es
tata will present them within twelre mouttia.
105-ly 1
Las Vegas, If. M.
BKUNSVVICK.
Admioistrator.
Fab. 7th, 18SU.
j FOIl SALE.
A first-class stock itich at Canoncite, aear
the Conchos. Good water facilities, good
house with iiix rooms, atabla, good well, ntc.
A tfood title will oe gifan. For particulars
enquire of I 90-ln UR3. T KOHv,
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A large assortment of flannels and
waterproof's at
J. IiOSENWALD Jk Co'S.
Ladiea suits, silk, moriuo and flan
nel, perfect beauties, at
! J. Rosenwald & Co's.
Corsets of all descriptions at
J. Rosenwald Co's.
The fit st instalment of onr fall nod
winter 'goods have arrived. Dailv
heavy additions will muko it the most
perf ect j stock in ladies' ami gents'
goods in this market both for whole
sale a(l retail tra If.
I J. Rosenwald & Co.
Twof hundred boxes of boots and
hoes just opened at the store of
I C. E. Wcschh.
Come and inspeet that beautiful
cloth lor ladies' riding habits at
í C. E. Weschk's.
1
O. L. Houghton hat a regular ar
senal pt lire-arms, the largest stock in
all thij west. It is uot 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
goodi) as low as they can be f ot any
where. Brocade silks and
style received at
ribbons latest
941 f
Chas. Ilfkld
Aflarge Invoice of choice apples,
butter, cheese, etc. just received at
j A. J. Crawford. -tf.
A. full assortment of Ilomeopathie
remedies constantly kept oi hand at
tha Central Drug Stre. 113-tf.
Call mid see Old Walker, Zion's
Hill, for good whiskey and cigars.
FiiU caudies a specialty. lüOlf.
If you want something goad aid
chfnp In the boot aud shot line, go t
C. t. Weseha't str tk plasV
i-resh bread, pies and cakeaonhaud
(it the Las Vegas Bakery.
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