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ILirUiBI.K IKAfiK.DY
IHo Men Uilletl and Tiro Other 91 nr.
tally Wounded t l.a Jo.vw
Willie Itefrndiiiv i Woinau" Honor.
A terrible I r:itr'Jy oi-ciirred at La
Joya, iismiiii Mexican town om; hun
dred mid seventy mile below Las
Vcg:- in me 'o Grandu valiey, lust
Monday night, by which two men
in-t lii' ir live; and two oilier are ly
i n i ni i he point of deuth.
The express train bound north
drew into La Joya station at 4:45 yes
terday morning, a little ahead of time.
A heavy freight train was just enm
ing in, and ihe passenger train back
ed on the tiding. When it had run
in, Conductor Homer, who had beeu
standing ou the platform, jumped oil'
ami walked around in front of the
locomotive, to see if it was clear and
took up hi posiiiou on the left side,
and stood tliere while steam was dis
charging. As ho walked along he glanced up
in the direction of the town and had
a full view across the flat over a
stretch of half a mile. Not a sign of
any moving object was in sight.
W hat was his astonishment, there
fore, when he stepped out from th.)
fleam, to find a whole battery of
Winchester lilies poked into his face.
Mr. Homer is no coward but he nat
urally felt a little flustered to see so
much cold steel, and with one hand
on hii six-shooter he lifted aloft his
lantern and saw the faces of a little
arinvoi .Mexicans. His first thought
was that it was the James brothers
Siang, and that they had corralcd him
before proceeding to go through the
train.
I Ic asked what it all meant, when
one t the men. who appeared to act
as the leader ol the band, commenced
to cry "John," "John," "John" like
so many crows.
He couldn't imagine what was up
Mid addressing himself to the seem
ing leader, he kept, asking lor an ex
planation. Ho took time to look over
the crowd and counted fifteen mount
ed men, all quivering with excitement.
No responses that he got from the
crowd were intelligible, the chorus,
"John," "John," "John" being kept
up. The leader appeared to under
stand every word said, and turning to
his band spoke some words in Span
ish which quieted them and then he
endeavored to explain. Yet still, he
was unequal to the task, and holding
ti o lour fingers said something about
"hombres," and raising his riflo went
through the motions of firing; then
lapping in quick succession his face,
rigiit and left breast and waist.
The conductor then began to see
what it all meant, and mistrusted that
lour men had been shot by John
some-body, and that this was u party
in search of the murderer. The
spokesman so far recovered his speech
as to be able to make it plain that his
intention was to lead his baud aboard
the train. This of course would be a
iiiu-l injudicious thing, for most of the
passengers were asleep and the tr.-mip
of ihe party through the cars would
be enough to rouse anyone to wake
fulness, and ueariy all would certainly
experience some fright to behold fif
teen waikiug arsenals hovering over
them.
Mr. Ilarner remonstrated with them
and told i hem that only one man had
boarded ihe train at the station and
was bound for Sabiual. Of course
this must be "John," and when his
words had been interpreted the crowd
leaped .rom their saddles and made a
break lor the cars. But they weie
checked and after some parleying the
leader, who turned out, to be the sher
iff and one of hi posse, w ho had
been deputized for ihe search, board
ed the train and scrutinized every
iio.d; and corner. The search was
thorough and was conducted very
quietly so that nearly all slept on. ut
terly oblivious of what was going on.
All this while Ihe rest of the posse
were guarding the train with their
Winchesters ready for anion
When no traces of tiie fugitive
could be found and it was high lime
that the train should be
moving, Mr. Horner explained that
he had done all that he could and that
he must signal his train to start.
Again tliere were signs of an insur
rection, but it was quelled by his sug
gesting that two men would be dead
bended, and this freewill offering suf
ficed. The men came through to Los
Lunas but up to that time no word
had boon received of the hunted
iran.
T1IK JIORHIUI.K DEED
was committed late Monday evening
by Dim John Putney. He recently
went to La Joya from Albuquerque
where he was employed a clerk in
Stover's store. He opened a small
store on his owu account but we have
ieu unable to lea uuy thing of hi
hebiti or disposition
Tlie storv ns told bv the sheriff h
i
that Putney r-it to the hoiue f
Barcia n Mexican and while there J
made Home improper overture to n:
young girl. The girl quickly told her
brother who commanded Putney to i
let her alone but he repeated Ihi9 and '
was ordered to leave Ihe house, j
Thereupon a quarrel ensued and Put
ney, who appear-4o have been extra
ordinarily well armed lor a peaceable
citir.cn, conmeuced firing right and
left, lie shot ami instantly killed
Jesus Maria Barcia a brother of the
girl, the shot entering in just below
the ruht eye, passing clear through
the head; aud another brother Jose
Ignacio Barcia met the same fate, be
ing bhoi through the lungs. His oth
er victims were Sylvesre Esquibel
and Manuel Terrara. The former
wa3 struck in the breast, the ball
passing out through the left
arm, and the other shot in
the abdomen ; it is thought that both
are mortally wounded aud are likely
to tlie any moment. The author of
what seems to have beeu a cold blooded
murder succeeded in making his es
cape and after huntiug him for some
time, the baud which came upan the
train was gotten together and enter
ed upon thai search.
It is more than likely that if the
murderer is caught he will be strung
up at once because the people are la
boring under the wildest kiud of ex
citement and nothing but a hearing
before Judge Lynch will satisfy
them.
LATER.
After the above was iu tfypc we re
ceived a despatch from Santa Fe sub
stantially corroborating our account,
with the exception that the murder
er's name is given as Charles Busuil
It is cither a case of mistaken identi
ty with the sheriff's party, else our
Santa Fe correspondent is in error.
Thirty men are now scouring the
country for the murderer.
On to the i'ity of Mexico.
For six or eigjit mouths the Boston
capitalists who are heavi y interested
i ii the A. T. & S. F. It. K. corporation
have had surveying partesin the field
iu Old Mexico cxamiuiuir Ihe country
wit h the view of constructing a rail road
iu our neighboring republic. It has
beeu currently reported that these
parties were engaged in making the
preliminary survey ot the Mexican
Central railway that is to run into t he
City ot New Mexico. This supposi
tion is wrong, the duties of the sur
veying parties alluded t , having been
to establish the right of way to cer
tain city connections and branch roads
that are to act as feeders to the trunk
line.
A party is now formiug at, El Paso
which will at once enter upon the sur
vey of the line to the City of Mexico.
The work will be pushed forward and
before many months, the plans will he
raady to be submitted to Ihe syndi
cate which has been formed aud who
will furnish capital for t is construct
ion as soon as the practicability of Ihe
scheme can be demonstrated ami
something tangible for them to esti
mate the cost is lakl before them.
This looks like business aud the be
lief of Col. Bob lugersoll, which many
have seen fit to doubt, was well
grounded, that he would yet ride
through from Chicago to
'he Citv of Mexico iu a Pullman coach
without change, seems to be not too
sanguin.' a hope.
It is the opinion of many, that those
who are counting upon El A'aso's be
coming the great city of the south
west will miss it sadly. From all ac
counts Mesilla seems to be the com
ing town, as it will be where the two
great Continental lines cross.
mi
I.ETTKK MST'.
The following Is the list of letters remaining
lu the Las Vegas Postoflire uncalled for lor the
week ending December 14, ISiO :
U-noM, P. B.
Armijo, Am nosn-
Martines, .Jutiiui
MHlloy, H null
Maitines, Salvador
Murphy, D. V
Monies, Pr.h.o
Mock ley, Wm.
McDoi Hlii. Wm.
McConihe, J. C.
Mel, in. C. K.
McOuire. Hugh
Norria, IIoPhixI
O'Connor, Clayton
Puree, J F.
Payne, AmlrT
Ruin, v, James
Kutheriord J. A.
lío, Niithaniol
ifooglen, Joint
liogerc, J. T.
liyait. A.
If omero, Marta
Klx, U. I..
Sunches, Yüiincio
Sanchos. Hamon
Segura. Ma net
Sanchos, Unhel
Altear,, Miguel
Acto , Frank
Apotinca, Ygnncio
Aldrich. .1. M
Hillings, .Samuel
Holier, Win.
Cummings, 1). W.
C lHcil, W. T. '
Cope , W. M.
Cu lling, W F.
C niter, D. 11
Cook, N. D.
Clark. I,. C.
Clnrk, A.
Dawfton, It. W,
Kbner, Mr- M.
Fisher, Alice,
Fullon, .1. I).
Filey, James,
(.arela, eicrman
liriitvan, Mr.
i.utlerri'z, Kafiln
Gravener, Tuj lor
(iicicn, Maria
II:iwortli, Preston
Solomon, John
llcrmaudez, Va, entine -tockliridge, K
Hall, T.
H o lán, .1. J. 3
llrck'-r. Wm.
Howe, T. I,.
Kelley, .lis.
Kelleiu, Wm.
Kolley. W. It.
King, D. C.
Lyons, W H. 2
Martin, Chus.
Sniiih Wmt'T
.Sherman, E. K.
she.rwo.id, C. II T.
Tenorio. Justa It.
Várela G'"gorlo
Van view. W.
We-t W. ..
Wis, Jtimet
Wilis, W S.
Wilson, John
I. X. FUULONG, P. M.
Another frightfully dusty day,
the only good thing ubout w hich was
that ihe wiud went down late in the
afternoon.
. Uouinted On era are.
E uly iu the oveuiug on Monday a
well dressed man knocked ut the door
of the residence ofn well known ciii
zeu in West Las Vegas and upon its
being opened by the lady of I he house '
he walked in. The lady waited for
him to slate his business but he re
mained silent lora few moni uts. and !
upo being asked what he came there
for, the intruder began to make im
proper overtures to her. The lady
who was alone at the time, her child
ren, all of then quite small being in
another room endeavored to dismiss
him without raising an alarm. But
the man continueel his iusolcuce and
when the lady started to leave the
room, he caught hold of her and at
tempted to throw her to the floor.
She succeeded, however, in getting
clear from his grasp and gained the
door, the ruffian vainly trying to pull
her back by catchiug hold of her di es.
Once outside she rushed up the street
and begau screaming for help. She
attracted several to her assistance,
but was so badly frightei.cd that she
could not speak lor several minutes,
aud all that she could elo wes to point
to the retreating form of aman flying
down the street.
She was nearly prostrated by her
scare, but an old Mex'n au lady accom
panied by her little girl hunted up a
policeman, who after obtaining a des
cription of the wouhl-be rnyishcr
looked about, town and finally ran
across him on tin; plaza. He was ar
retted but as no one appeared agninst
him to prosecute the case, he was set
at liberty. The fellow was well
dressed and stated that he had just
arrived in town.
Tlie .New Hotel,
Tlie directors of the American Ho
tel companv held a meeting Monday
evening and opened the bids for ercct
ieg the supers! rueture. As will be seen
from the following they covered a
wide range; and ii was found imposs
ible to award the contract at that
time. An adjourned meeting will be
held on Monday evening nex' when
some action wUI probably be taken.
The following bids were made:
Lockhart & Co., $-29.709.
Larkiti, Lillwann & ' "o., 26,dt6.
Frank C.Ogd. it. 427,000.
T. T. Smith, 23.60ü.
John Ii. Woo leu, $-'8,000.
I ISinitli
e drmger. Süo.OOO.
McC -flVey, Cohen y & C ., !j!2.,000.
Orlando Smith, $25,700.
S. M. Taylor, $315,000.
F. C. Marlsolf, $34.700.
Oecrgc McKay. $34,.r;00.
HOTEL AltHIVALS.
fit. Nicholas Hotel.
J. II. Collins, Ft. Union ; Frank WooUy,
Kinsman; K. P. hat n, Washington, D..C.
Grand View.
Henry F.Isinge and wife, Denver; Thomas
Weymouth. Kansiis; W. II. Steed, San .Mar
cial: I. IKehh, Tuc on; II. L. Adeock, e;ik
land; A. C.S1. an, Moia; W. Miters, Colorado
Springs; John Sullivan, Pittsburg; John Mt'
F.weu, Hot Sprin gs.
In answer to queries as to , by
the Gazette does not give the Sum
ner House arrivals we would say that
we purposely leave out t he announce
ments of the few arrivals at that house
because the crabbed proprietor does
not see fit to treat, our reporter
with even common courtesy and in
sists on our taking all tlie names on
is register, whether or not the own
ers of the autographs merely book for
a meal, or for a day We have neither
the space nor the lime to make an is
sue of this paper serve the purpose of
a meal ticket.
The hospitality ol L. Stilzbiicher
Escj., can only be appreciated by
those who have enjoyed ii. A whisi
club has been formed of a number of
gentlemen who enjoy (he game and
they will meet weekly at Sulz
bachcr's house. Everything w madi
as plesant as can be by that gentle
man and his estimable wife and the
fortunate few who enjoy their hospi
tality consider theinselvos greatly fa
vored. It is noticable that there has
been a reviva! ol the game in Vegas,
and we have some really excellent
players
Mr. Stiin of Vose & .Stein, Al
buquerque, N. M. is in the city. In
another column will he found an ad
vertisement ol this In use,' who have
alargo and well selected stock of
hardware, carpenter tools, guns, pis
tols, ammunition, stoves, els. Th.-y
put their prices at low figures and ihe
many readers of I he Gazette in the
Ilio Grande valley will liid it greatly
to their advantage to patronize Vose
& Stein.
The New England club is bound
o Veo if it cannot secure at least one
anke. meal and have made prepar
ation for holding a dinner on the 22d
hist., Fon hither' Day. Deacon San
lord has been av. arded the contract
and the members f the elub are sure
of receiving what they contract for,
which it will he remembered Judge
Sumner so signally failed of doing.
LAS "VZEGKA.S
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THE LARGEST BUSINESS
Iu our line. Are prepared to undersell all Ihcrs. Will tak pleasure ii showing our well assorted slock. And
guarantee satisfaction to all our customers. Keep the latest styles. And never carry old stock.
We Juyite attention to our
O JPL 13 S3 3FL D'B T 1KL ES 3NT T.
Are Agents tor DEVLIN & CO., Now York. Keep tlie Largest Line of Samples ever shown. Suits ready in
fifteen elavs. Satisfaction guaranteed, a net no C. O. D. business.
For the holidavs toys and all kinds I
i
of fancy articles sui'able for Christ
mas presents, a great variety a lowest
prices at Chas. Ilfeuj's.
Co to M. lleise,on the south sido
of the plaza for line wines, liquors and
gars. 1 253-tf
Stoves, till you can't rest, at
Itupe .v Uastle's.
A car 1 ad of all kinds of stoves
just revived bv Rupe & Castle. t-G
Ladies' and children's leggins at
J UoSEXWALD & Co.
Ladies' fur sets lately arriv ed at
J. l'OSKNWALD & CO.
Ladies Merino hose of Ihe best qual
ity at,
J. HoseSwai.d & Co.
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Cents' fancy underwear, all wool at
J. Ro.sknwai.d & Co.
Holiday goods !
Holiday goods !
Holiday goods !
Charles Iifeld 1
Charles I Held!
Charles Iifeld!
lb liday good 1
Haliday good.-!
Holiday goods!
Oranges a Bell, Craig & Co.'s.
The
increase
in patron
age bestow
ed upon our
houe the pase
few niout hs neees
sitat. cd ad diiiona!
store room and a large
increase of our stock of
goods. Our arrangements
have been made wi.h careful
regard lo the wants of our cus
tomers, and f tied lilies for inspec
tion ot goods, which we offer at.
UEMaRKABLY LOW PIUUKES.
We handle nothing but standard
brands of canued goods. The
choicest hutier, apples, pota
toes uní everyihino kept in
a fiisi-clnss grocery sI-to.
Courteous niteiit on ex
tended lo all visitors
and goods open to
inspection with
out any regard
to purchase.
Come and
see
BeSh Craig
The plaza grocers.
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For all kinds of woolen goods go to
I. Stern.
There are no belter boots or shoei
made than the Selz. hand made, for
which I. Siern has thc.exolusive sale.
Go and see T. llulenheek's new
stock of gold and silver filigree jewel
rv and plated silverware nud select a
Cltristmas present.
Brick for sale in large or sin?!!
quantities, at Lockitaiit & Co's.
The, boss Tout aud Jerry at
11. Bramm's. -lw.
All the hot drinks of i he season al
II, Iíiíamm's.
Ladies' woon jackets, nubias,
gloves, fur set-, coin (orters and every
tiling iu this line at
ClíAUTiKí? lLFETill's.
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Charles Iifeld hi:- just completed
his slock of hard ware, Crockery, glass
ware, tobacco an I eigars ami staple
and fancy groceries whnh he idlers
for sale at the lowest Ii ores.
At Charie3 Ufa d's
Is i ho largest, assortment in town of j
dress goods, ready-iuado di esses of!
the newest, design, ladies' bats, no-j
lions nun Tatiey g"oils, trimmings,,
ladies' dolmans and ulsters at tho low
figures. -ag - .
Jtit Kecctvctl.
A full line of vtfi y choice staple and
tiiney oroeer es, Liquors, Wines,
Cigars and Cohdiinciitfc.
C. 10. Wkschk.
Way down prices ou
Cardigan Jackets,
Comforters,
Scarfs,
Nubias, Fancy Knit Coats
and Dress goods.
at WKSOIC3;ra ,
A line of Ladies' Coats
at less than cost, for the
next ten daw
C E. Wkschk
SMitatWonTimc. c,iar!(s Hfelel X'rt h sido of tho
If you want to mako a nice Imli- p)z ,i PVeirv con ier o' mv estab
lay gift, go and examine ihe la rye- ifilV,,, I have liftv desirable goods,
stock of Witches, Clocks, Jewelry whieb I oiler nt uniHuallv low price
and silver Plated Ware at Ca U1(J C0UVufC yourself that I keep
Sekwald's,. "-even thing.
AlSnD ALBUQUERQUE.
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-ARE DC1XG-
Cottages to Rent.
Two lie w collages to rent at the
Hot Springs. Apply to the New
York Clothing Store, East. Las Ve
gas. . 314-tf.
Indir.n Pottery. -The
largest Hock, in the United
States, of Indian pottci y, both anci
ent and modem, ai M. A. Cold's In
dian department, Santa Fe, N. M.41-tf
Honey at Bell, Craig & Co.
I,ot&r Kale.
Parties desiring locations on which
to build houses tor business purposes
or residences, would do well to call
ou the undersigued, who will sell lots
at reasonable rates. All said lots arc
ol totted on dm e.'ist side of the rail
way opposite the depot. For terms
etc., apply to
M. Salaz ar.
Office north-east corner of
the
pl.tza.
216-tf.
Choice Butler at Bell, Cruig & Co-
I would rcspectfullv call the atten
tion of all persons going to and from
the Whi'e Oak mines, ami Ihe pub
lic in general to the fact that I have
renmved our store from Tecolote to
Autor Chico, where I 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
ami I sell goods at the lowest rates.
David W intern itz,
Anton Chico, N. M
Fresh eggs, at Bell, Craig & Co.
x
Lockhart & Co. have received a
largo stock of oils and paints; also
"I íoldens enamei 1iainl"which is wa
ter proof and ready for use, is con
stantly kept y them. 50-1 f .
Malaga grape, at Bell, Craig & Co.
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Clean towels and sharp razors at
Judd's Barber Shop, Exchange
Hotel. tf.
Two good carpenters wanted im
mediately by
Frank Ociden. 41-tf
Clnitni:is Tovs, at
Co.
Bell. Craig &
Another car load of flour, the best
in town, received by
J. ÍÍUAFF & Co.
Apples, at Bell. Craig & Co.
a
SAiimnl liiiur now T now ' new!
Self-
raising Buckwheat flour at
liSibt J. Gkaaf & Co's
A full assortment of Homeopathic
remedies constantly kept on hand at
tho Central Drug Store. 313-tf.
Fresh Oysters, at Bell, Craig & Co.
The little daisy excursion hat at
the icv York Clothing House. Ev
erybody wears them. tf.
Stern's store shows the finest, dis
play of carpets in the eity.
I,cmons. at Bell. Craig & C).
C intiiins! nothing ! ! Clothing ! ! t
My second new stock of fine
men's mid bovs' nobby suits, over
coats and ulsters just unpacked.
Istdor Stern.
Pop Corn, at Bell, Craig xfc Co.
Fifty per cent saved by buying Cre
tonne, Torchon and Langtieiloc lace,
fine embroideries and ladies' silk tics
of Isidor Stern.
Cabbage, at Bell, Cniig & Co.
New Good ! New Good J !
For staple and fancy groceries,
good, fresh, a ::d of the best quality
go to Isidor Stern's.
j
I Vor blankets come to I. Stern.
j Turnips, at Boll. Craig & Co.
i
; A lic-ivv stock of fine wines, liq
j; whs and cigars at M Heine's for the
Í Tvlijtter trade. tf.
High ball at II. Bramm's.
We have in stock the largest and
most select stock of cloaks, dollninti,
circulíi',3, ulsters and suit lo be found
in this market of which the ladicsof
Las Vegas will please take notice.
J. RoSENWAIiD & CO.
A nctv and beautiful stock of the
latest styles of felt and p'ush hat? for
ladies and children received Yester
day at
Isidor tern's.
O. L. Houghton has a regular at
senal of fire-arms, the largest stock in
all the west. It is not ouly 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. To It. K. Employees.
Thanking you for the so very liber
al patronage bestowed upon me iulhe
past and assuring you that I will do
all in my power to merit tho same also
in the futuro, I would herewith call
your attention to my new stock of
clothing, gent's furnishing goods,
boots and 6hoes, which is now com
plete. Please give mo a call and savo
money by buving of
Isidor Stern. -
Oranges at Bell, Craig & Co.'s.
Go to Judd's BitrberShop and get
scraped, Exchanger Hotel. tf.
.
Pickets for sale at Lockhart & Co's
planing mill. 29-tf.
Honey at Bell, Craig & Co.
We are prepared to furnish all
kinds ofbuildiug materials for con
tractors. Lockhart & Co.
21-tf.
Choice Butter at Bell, Craig & Co.
Wines and liquors of the best qual
ity, and ol the best brand at whole
sale or retail at M. Ileise's, south side
of the plaza. Las Vega9, N. M. 353-tf .
Ilolbrook'j tobacco is tho best.
Fresh eggs, at Bell, Craig fc Co.
Call nud Bee Old Walker, Zion's
Hill, for good whiskey and cigars.
Fine candies a specialty. ulUOtf.
Malaga grapes, at Bell, Craig & Co.
.Fine Boots.
J. W. Hanson &Co., hereby inform
the public, that they are now prepar
ed lodo all kinds of work in their
line. Fine work a sped ltv. Shop
ou northwest corner of plaza. 16-4m
Christmas Toys, at. Bell, Craig &
Co.
One hundred of the latest styles of
ladies and chihirens cloaks, dolman
circulars, received at
93tf Chas. Ilfeld's.
Apples, at Bell, Craig & Co.
For flannels, come to I. Stern.
For ladies' cloths and waterproof
come lo Isidor Stern.
t mm
Fresh Oysters, at Bell, Cmg & Co.
i
Holiday ttlftn.
I would respectfully announce to
the public that I have just received a
splendid assortment of books aud
Biblea suitable for Holiday presents,
which 1 will have for sale the present
week. I invite your patronage.
II. Newberry,
S. S. A. B. P.S. ; l-w.
Lemons, at Bell. Craig & Co.
Pop Corn, at Bell. Craig & Co.
. ., .
Ihi-Utnin irt.
My now stock came in and will be
ready for inspection in a few days.
Isidor Stern.
Cabbage, at Bell, Craig & Co.
m i ....
For ladies' woolen underwear come
to Isidor Stern.
Goods retailed at wholsale prices at'
Isidor Stern's.
Buckwheat
u83if
Flour at
J. Gkaaf & U o's.
Turnips, at Bell, Craig & C.
Theod ore Itutenbeck has received a
fine stock of gold and silver filigree
jewelry and also a nice lot of silver
plated ware lor the holidays. tf
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If you want a good Pocket Knife,
a pair of scissors that keeps sharp,
au elegant set of tuble cutlery,
or a first-class razor, go to
U.K. Wksche's.
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Holiday Goods.
Autograph Albums,
Photogruph Albums,
" " Picture Books,
Inovels, Gamo, Writing Desks, Doll,
Tea (jets and other toys.