Sierra County advocate. [volume], February 20, 1886, Image 2

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II LI.snOKO.SATl'KDA Y. FF.B.20, '8i
Why We Laugh.
""! buvrM t bonnet, MM. 'car:
My lx.au derlsm 'Hi trimmed with kill ;
1 hv no ruudi, mid I'vteoms bcrt
To if run Kill lout till- kill."
"Your bu"! mid siii oar be !;! nsiu r
The fslliar roughly iuitlonid htrr;
h hunt hr hrud ilh cheeks aflame,
" ilic isTajr Strnwan-d, "WUJUu. ilr."
' lilt tftt hon u ltli a dangerous Jifc-lil
'Itum! knb ) 'll Irluiaird sllb kill!
Well lri Klin lu Iht hmi t tilflii,
and I ill jln.ll.i fool jour MIL"
h d to deeiid on, this gone Hi d the olliccrs, soldier and nail on who
town was doomed to die. (served in t lie Mexican war fur any
The ieoile wero dujcd. They ' pariod during the your 1345, lfl, '47,
20.00
Cly aa Opinion.
VT have been asked our opinion on
the cattle question what we thought
'.K-ut qnaranline la, ami last but not
li-nst why it was that big cattlemen
iij:hril all the leading politician In
the country ?
It is our opinion t!it the cattlemen
are not to mu h to blame fur thi diroct
Jy, a are the j e' l in general. Poli
tician have wtji that the rattle busi
ness was a good medium ou which to
Work into imtoi i.-ty ami political pro
ferment, therefor they have used it.
Tin-re was a time uhru a man eouhl
raise cows without being a politic-mil,
but according to the view of Djrscy,
Ityuerson, Uijoy an J the run! of the sore
he-id political gang that Jay hai passed
The politician by organizing cattle
conventions fWr mutual protection for
tthis great industry are aot coiliuing
themselves to the advancement of t ie
knowledge, of the tock business, but
e tea -hiuglbc people that tbey are on
the war path ami propose having legis
lation their own way. Spoi-iaJ legisla
tion if you please, for their particular
, brtii-es. Thia was the worst uiovo
- f-j? tbaatUe interests tliat could pows
ibhbavj rouie to light. It has opened
ihe eyes of the unsuspecting public aa
lu the object of the big cattlemen. It ia
looked upon by the small cut (lumen an
a lyoH which ia crouching itself low in
it lulr ready to spring upjlilheiu with
legislation and annihilate tbeui.
Therefore, w e say tliat this parading
.amen ! the cosvitry and .-ailing enliven-
tiona here, there and ovey where to or
ganic against tlia uiasa ia placing
ynursuJvcs ia a combatiso position, in
viting useless war. The large owner
we believe should have just pro
tection, but ho iniiHt bcur in mind that
the small owner and tho people awing
tha balance of votes, consequently the
lialanoo of legislative power. Therefor
we say -that when politicians in the
-eaitletnisinoss flourish the buttle ax,
they are doinj cattlemen more harm
than good. The quarantine law bus i.o
right to bo kept on winter and summer,
aid U only nhowa liow narrow MeiMrs.
Jtynerton an I Kit -v aro to advocate
tch an oi.t-atfn in a free ouutry.
Tha Advocate appreciates the b'g
rattlemcn nfHierra county. They pay
moat of our taxoa. and they arewluit
we are proud of but we do not propose
todocivo them by telling them Hi at thi y
tmvuirnt thevorld by the tail and a
down hill pull.
1
ecu It, and they utraighl wny took and '-18, or their surviving widow,
up I lie piece of public IjixI in qtics- j Secondary evidence of an honorable
atiori (not as company) but as o dinchare may be recoived in rue of
body of net tier on the public duiu the lo of the olllcial document, or
ain. r the ptoof of receipt of a land warrant
The i:iilroad Inntig.Ked AM rject- lawfully procured, ahull be siiiricieiu
tnent suit to jiut thore people otV of evidence of an honorable dixchwrge.
public domain, which I hey the mil- j No soldier whose political disahililie
road cunipanii's took up and fenced ' have not been removed ;hall be en
In without any authority in them lidled to the bedefit of'thc act.
vested. Now the iiesliou arise what
lejjul right ha the railroad company (
to put honest sett Icn off of land by
ejectment which belongs to the
government.
Let j lint ice be clone. "Give to
Caczar (bat ahicli belong to f'near"
hut do not rob the Trojan to give
unto (he Tyrian, The Judge of the
Supreme court cannot understand
thi raic too thoroughly, as tlio
more they undcrslaud ii the more
conclusively will they perceive the
dark hand ofsclicmcry, money and
inlhienoe playing upon the un
suspecting innocence of the poor
buv honest vocmanry of ihe cwuntry
Tim people tif Ieming have been
reduced to poverty lighting lhoe rich
corporations and their only hope n nv
is to look to the justice of the court.
The next "fat take" in our oilicc
goes to tho printer who can tell out
of What foreign Exchange the Socorro
Bill lion purloin it funny poetry.
The two li paper at i.m Cruces
(Uiloy Si Ilynerron) fay ('ol, Frsxeu
i up in iSiem 'jjnnt.v. lis astonish
ing how clour those fclloas steur
awiiy from us.
The money which keep the totter
ing Kl faso Tribune from collapsing
at once wits stolen from the territory
of New Mexico, The paper is doomed
to early demise, however, as the djoiU
piu t of tho amount stolen bat already
been exonded.-.ujlver City Sentinel.
Wo believe lius silver question is
.life, but as long a there is any poss
ible, danger of U'Juoncli-ition, silver
will be depreciated lu prhie, and
value of evory .character wili it.
generally (kprojiod. The free coin
age act pliould Xtocome a law, while
the proposition ft repeal tho JDund
bill should be dccatcj-
K. K: Burdick, president of Micm
bres River Cattle company, visited
Silver ('ity thi week, lie has re
cently associated with him in this
company Messrs. l.iudauer and Wat
ers, two of the foremost men of south
ern New Mexica, who purchased the
iuteiest of K. II. Speed. . The com
pany ha now upon its range, w hich
extent from the Hio Grande in Dona
Ana county through Sierra and into
iirant, about 7,500 head of well im
proved cattle. Puriug 188.1 the
company marketed COO head of steer
allied) netted 41800, and (luring the
present year they will turn otf at
least 100U steers, Thev branded last
year 1800 calves and Mr liurdick
' assure us that he has fully 200 un
bonded ones Ujnou the range yet to
put the irons upon. The herd taken
all in a 1 1 is one of the best in south
ern New Mexico, and the company
withal is 4iio of the most prosperous.
Silver City Knterpriso.
Yes, this may be very true and
stilt Mr. liurdick doe not pay taxes
on 300 acre of land in Sierra county
Hi cattle are running in on the
other poor fellows and enlmg them
out, tiu'y are kicking and Ihey have
a ligth to kick.
S7.50
81.C7
115.00
H AIL t OM UK TS.
1 lie Court, the lUllrowl and the
iVepJo,
1 it possible that the Democratic
JinfjCe of tho Supreme uourt of New
Mexico cro going to .ill low Iheiuscl.
ves in spit -of all hiw, justice and
equity to (U'f.ide that Dotuiug Park
casein fusrnv of llie rair oads. The
.railroad eompaiiios had no right to
take up that. laud, they had no right
in law or equity to the liittil and they
persecuted the people oa that laud
imply because they did not want
the public to compete with their big
-depot eatijijr hoiuo for the public
transient tide, The railroad have,
we luidvistnnd, K'Cincd tho best
uinel possibly in this ruse and the
jieoplo pray that for tho sake of
justice, for the future morals of
this Territory that the Judges 'of
.lle .court will not ussitit the
j.iilrc.atl i-ouipaiiica to Ihece them
out of their homes. It k downright
-tibUipatloti on the puri of the
railroad companies uni jt now
.remain toio sikii if tho itemoeralic
Supreme Judges of this territory are
going to allow themselves to i o liood-
w inked and haiir.iciijqiail by the
railroad iiifioouce.
Jt will rusort to U ioebu,t r and
.bloodslied, as ihe peoplr'are right in
thiscar.e. Tho railroad companies
had n l iglit to take up this land,
they have no just grouuda on which
tocuul"at jt, but aging a dis
graceful Croexo out on aioor disabled
people mtiJe of la-iv, justieo and
equity. We invite ouufceadiction.
It is custixnary to remark by some
that bad not the lo,iii;J arks been
jumped it would have been much
belter for the town of Denting.
Indeed, but who taiicvd thia The
railroads themselves. They sold
eopie saost lots lor liy figures out
on a desert piece' of land away ft am
ublic traile and traffic ha starve we
ht t:,y) and then buij! a big fence
tlirm and the depot (outside
ifciits in them wasted) and
. " instriu'(3 lhair ronduc
ni braVenuu'.to circul
"lories rq?rding the
"ep the (xsveling
Hie MnuLo ho-uue'u committee
elfectiuillv disposed (if the Kuslio
resolution requiring tho February
bond call to he paid in silvrr by lett
ing the eoiisideration of Ihe resolu
tion go over till a meeting of the
committee to be held after the date
.vhen tho call bonds mat ire. .This
so far as it goes, ia a victory fon the
anti silver party, but it does itotgo
fur enough' to bo of much value to
either Jianty. TUe side U'liisdn will
gain most by inaction i the jio that
favors tho iircsviit law govccniii the
colniige. Jf (iio anti-siJvcr njen arc
willing to shut oif discusaron, tho
bimetalist sJi.Julct bo content t fall
in with simple a do-nothing jHslicy.
Could not Ji. V, Wade, Ksq. late
district attorney and all that, tell us
just why Johu Weaiherfoid'a Jbond
wa reduced from $4000 to flOOO,
when the property in sight ample to
pay the large amount the same
property selling a short time after
wards for f(750? Say Wado why did
von have that bond reduced ? The
public is interested $:i000 woith
And whilo you aro about it, ym
might toll us, too, how JiKilgo K F
Wilson camo to havo ono-third Inter
est in tho ffi750 den'i. We have all
Ihe facts, V'adt, and at proper time
and in the proper way they w ill h
utilued, but we wihii to give you an
opportunity to nuiko a c.baii treast
of thw afl'yir. Sil.er f'itv Sentinel.
Win. Evans, wlj st one time was
assistant p..stmaatr nt Deming, has
been arrested at jfaiiSMs C:ity. A
registered letter, ontatnihg $139,
was opened while hehcli that oflice.
White Uaks Era.
Oh, ho ! Thi is tho aanio Win.
Evnni and llto ame neptew of the
Mine Mr. Ilvrou who runs the Dewi
ng Post oflice. The sumo boy who
created tho amnestic scandal with
Mr. llyrons w i.'e laitiu nmor a id tho
same outfit which lielped to boycott
us in Deming, tKs aaiao gang w hich
bought the Detuis; 1. O. and scared
tho other P. M. ut of the country.
As we tohi them at the tinte .might
did not mak rijLt" Vut tL'ne would
develop the true 'iuniarduoss of their
bein-rs and their srtion1ike chicV-en
would coma Latuo to roost J I t lias
arrived, behoM the result.
The . following arc the bids and
the route Jet for carrying tha I'. 8.
MaJI to and freni tho various points
ia New Mexico :
From (irafti n to Eugle 04 miles,
six times a wk 13300.
From Hillwboro to Chloride 50
miles Hiil'J.
From Lake Valley ' to Kingston 30
miles, six times a week, l;)'.0.
Froni Fairview to Cherryville 3-1
tliree tiiiies a waek, IHll.1).
I'wui Ft. Cuiuming to Florida 0
miles, seven times a neek, $:)10.
Froiu Las Vegas to Ft, lSaseom 125
miles, three times a week, $-"J'.M). -
From Tuluroaa to Seven Ki vers 325
units, two nines a week, J.JUi i .
From Lordsbuig to bilver City 50
miles, three tunes a wvek, $1010.
From Magdaleiia to Sail Francisco
1-.') miles, once a week, l-'.lu.
From Walrus to Aioia -lJ iiiiIch,
mx tnuud ji ucck, ySoO.
Fiuji) Mora to Las N egus, 3 timos
il week, f-0.
From Chiiporitu to Fort Sumner
00 miles, tlncu limes a week, $110h.
From Itoswell to Fort Sunuu-r Ml
miles, twice a uei k, yioOo.
From Las duces to Fort Stanton
140 miles, six time u week, $74'JO.
From Lincoln to Itoswell, 71 miles
three times a week, $21 80.
From Itoswell to Seven Itivers !l
miles, twice A wcvk, $1370,
From Santa Ft to Espauolii,
sniles, three tinMe a week, $.'100.
From Curtice via While Oaks to
Fort Stanton 120 miles, seven tinus
a week, W01.
Ceo. W, Moore, Saiices as
lCoud jsui-ervihor
Jesse K .Thomison, Services
as School superintendent
Tafoya &. Vallejos, Wood for
Jail and Clerk's idlice
Nathan ii my son, I) a yl i cat
'warrant
The resignation of George Kich
ar.dson, Justice of the peace in Prec
inct No. 10 and of Oeojge A. Adams
Justice of the peace in Precinct No. (
were read and auccpted.
. (;. A. Adam was duly aupoiutcd
Justice of the . piice. for Pikciiiet
No. 10.
The following persons were ap
pointed Itoad supervisors :
II. C. McKay for Precinct No. C
J- V. Sotieier " " "11
Win. Marshall " " "
Ordered that n duplicut waarant be
issued to Nathan (iruyson in place of'
warrant No 437 lost or destroyed.
Kesolved. That ou and after. Feb.
15th A.I). 188( the Board of county
eommishioners will not audit bills
or mo 111, mil oi otint pjisonert; ex
cept as provided in Section 47H Com
piled laws of New Mexico, and the
Sheriff is hereby instructed to furnish
board for the prisoner in accordance
with said section.
Proceeded to examine the bids for
printing during Ihe year 1880.., The
following bids were submitted
J. E. Curren's bid 40 cents per
square inch.
W E. Thompson's bid 40 cents
per square inch.
J. Paik Liitle's hid 30 cents per
square inch.
Itesolved that t he print ing be given
to J. Park Little, he being tho lowest
bidder, provided ho furiiish,.(inc
to the county for tho faithful per
foi'iiiancc of lire sum2.
voicu 10 appropriate vootrin war
rants to aid in buildiiig a wagon
road across the. Black liange from
Chloride to the cunnty line, , And
the cleik is hereby oxterevl. to draw
warrants for said amount in fayor of
E. F. Holmes.
Ordered that all atreets ami, alleys
in tho town of Kingston, Sierra, Co.'
N. M. usuirveyed and platted, he juid
i i .. i . .i i I. i ...
ma neruoy iii-eiaieu I UOI.c lltgliway
Ordered that (J. W. Gregg he and'
is hereby fully author wed .audi em
powered to take such steps ns ho mny
deem priqicr in tho mutter of Siena
county N. M. ngnim-l J..B. Riuiitull
of Albuqueaque N. M. and to pro
secute said J. II. Randall. , either' in
a civil or criminal avtion at la,w4 in
behalf of si.i I Sierra comity. '
There being no further bt'siness-
tho hoard adjourned to met l.he. first
Monday in Apiil A- 1. JSti.H.
0. W. Gbeoo,
J. M. WtiiKTFK, Chairman. .
Clerk.
Wo hfrcliy tnfim ths pnli!le that we IU :
a rfHnllil- nr th otthts jt rtw.
a. .jMplu.iees, uni-Ti', suntM. witi"i'liil1rn sr !
t)ieitri Mlih.iiil a nrlnou ur vvrlml onli r j
I rum i u lUl cflrit. J. K. (ci.iii N.
A. FKItKAt.'LT.
11 V.. (iAI.I.FS
TilKE
. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
Far all DtKatc of Ote
lirer, Eldncyr, Stomh &d Spleta.
P.-tratinn. now o crl-braicd 1 a
stmily Mctliciw, nri)(inAtd IM
the Smih in HM. Ii sctl
liriill)' in ttic liWtli and
KirtiifV and wnrrrcla th
artton of th jver,nd i, there
fore, tlir itfmi prmrtt4rr
intulit'lnt, wh..ifv the ticic
iws.t iny pr ve la - In ill
common lii.ttc if H, tin
.ftltV1 l.y any other rae.v
riite, rtTrrl iHtiy cure.
The Itfjnlalnr It safe to iJmiimirr in any
Cftndtiion of ihe -iym.and uuUiir no rlreuui
tftmcie emtt It do Imrui. It will iiiviorjt
li'-ea g!a of wine, but no intonc-th brfr-.
are to to inieinperainre ; will rullili IU
ycHtaWan, cH-nipnl htiditrh, Miitl fwifr
hHv ton up ih )tiu. '1 hi dote if Hnuii,
uoi unjtlraHunt, and lU viriuci unduubtcJ.
No lotta of (lui. no Intor
rtiptUn iw totMK of
Utitir lUt
KegitUtur.
ChilJrrn complain inn of
folic, lltttljWti. or Sick
hloiimi-h, a teA-jt-'onful cr
nuw: wilt gi fUc.
If taken rreaMfn..lly bv
tint expo-U to MAL-tVlA.
ili rxp I the p.ivn nJ prult t
tlitni frum atUtfc.
A IMIYKH'IAV IrHIM'. '
I ive Wen prat ticing mrdicrar f r tweotv. TCra.
ami have never awe iw no YctcB
' compound that would, like Sinimom'Liv
lutpr, promptly and cflf:f lively move the
a tfuk. and At iUe ti.mc tunc aid (Himead
cnog til mgcMivr anu iiimiiit: ir.
Perrault&Galles
lea I e in III
MIUSRS SUFFICES.
Fall Arrival and Opening of-
NEW GOODS,
I 'I urn l llili of
y.l
L M. I1int6m,M.U.,Ws.
m IDRY GOODS
in 5cw Mex
r-K Til AT VOi: KT TIIK OFATINK.
i-kai'AKt'U av
t J. H. Zdilin Sl Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
.Holier to Pa tensers.
i'lasHenyers for St. bonis and the Kast
hlivuld buy tickets via II i.stkai and
tho ;'liirvo Link," by Ibis means gel
tliA'ligh ear without changa-tii St.
r.. r. a
1). Wish Airr.. .
"Frisco Line,"
St. Louia, Mo.
Including New Silks, Colored Cashmeres, Ladies Cloth, Maids, l'renel
(inghams and 1'iints.
New notions and fancy gfxxla of every description. Lots of
lew loofo Shot' and Clotliing..
loiiinilssliMifx I'locesdings.
The lions. j owuiKltee on pen ion
yesterday adu sn amendment to
the Mexican pension bill, introduced
in the House Ly Ms-. Voalfrd, end
directed th mcpttrt of tli bill tc die
House. Assorted ip.n in coniniit
tce, tho bill fcoihorizes tho Sccretar)1
ip own to pu . j of the Interior to place on the pens.
Tmnsienl
of Darning
Hillsborough, N. M.
Feb- 8lh 1B8C
Adjourned mooting. Meeting was
called to order by U. W. Gregg Chair
man. Present, G. U'. regg and K.
F. Holmes commissioners and J. f.
Webster, clerk.
Froceeded t rcimine claim for
rebatenuuiit tf taws tu the follow
ing aHiount- .ordered rebnted,
vir.. :
I Len in Kelleri: Miller
Conrad Hots
Xoel t Smith
fc'ocJ v4 Ooiglma
Chas. Lougea
ii. 'V. (iregg
John Russell
C. R. Dry-am.
The following til.U.-ere allowed
and warrants ordered Unawn, via: '
(Jco. V. Crane Sl Co Jiooks, $ COO
Chas. . CSrenne. StatKturor
E. Curren, Trinting
Ferrault Si Ciallcs, OHioe rent
(January)
do. SuppLc for
paw per
do. do. iurjail .9.0t
Herrin Keller and Millor
Supplies for proper 25.00
Jno. W. Kllis, Interpretor 10.00
M. Coagrovc " 3.00
James P. Parker, Coma.
' liceutes
W. 8. Ptartdish, Jail suppliw
tIS.OO
18.00
l!2.50
7.50
3.00
13 50
6.00
23
100.00
11.20
13.00
25.00
S'o call attention of our readers
to an novertisemeni of. ihe Chicago
Cottage Oigim Company in another
column, and we. take, pleasure in
recommending to tho general ) iblio
a company whoseOrgana have attain
ed a popular leputation for their
superior niu.sieid qualities,, nrtistio
beauty and general excellence. Thw
roinpany rank among- the largest
and the best in tho L'uited States,
having a capacity for liianufiicturing
800 Oigans per miuitli, aud its organs,
are shipped into nearly every inhab
itable portion of the, .globe, Tho
members composing the firm of the
Chigaco Cottage Organ. Company are
men of experience, iutegriry, skilled
in their line, conduct their busiutss
on an equitable basis and their fiuqie
is destined to be a bright one. ' j
LAKK VALLKY N MKX-
i ; Thi$ house is now. supplied with
init0tily a good table but also the
best i,nle?ping iipartmcn s in town.
i
norinn
'iiU :-nt '.vilhotit I-oiKiixo.',
. 1). G. Meredith,
Proprietor.
calland and he eonviiici d.
Latsofthe older stock
cheaper than ever.
marked down and tha nw
Cigars and Tobacco, Quecnsware etc.
a8 Finest lUsnds of Wines and Liijuors nl ways on band.
B. DAWSON,
ltl.tl( IX
1 KI.l nil. Jlooka,
Lw:ai.J?iak. Con feel ionery. Fruits.
Cigars and Tobacco.
ui!i$on, - - Xcw fcJ'iva,
IfIUbr
lew Mexico
i
win
JL:sIi4fc Valley & lWillHtnn9
DKAl.F.IiS IV
37.23
1.50
ion roll, at the rate of aighl dollar Jno. Clarey, Jail guard (J.tnyj 1 00
per irtoB-.h. tha nnme of sll sui-viviug W. F. HU " " " 124 Ml
A GiioiC Visitant .
Castle Haven, in Dorchester, en tb
Chonlank, is n tine old estato and man
or hoiisu, eoiiininnding one of the
most eouspicuoui sites in all M:viyl.iiicl.
The tall and imposinsr house and tha
stalnly Lombanlv poplars on tlw hvw
can be seen for miles bom upmiddnwe
the river ami they loom op as cou-plc4t
mu ohjee's from the .npposita Talbot
shorn. Caslln Haven, as nu tsUlo and
ruidu(iee. giKs away iisek into colonial
times, nnd, like soiue other obi places.
has hanging' about it soma wivird and
fiscinatiug storii-s. Mr. FliUlip Lc
Oi.mpio is the ocemvint of C'.istUi liar
en. He is a praetiivii ma interested
in farinin.' tiio estato, and thinking in
flnilelv moru of entiii aud stock than
of ghosts and spirits, lint the ghost,
has ajrain bien about it, nil the same
and has given nn indttbilablo manlfes
taiion of his prose i-e.. Ouo day last
wees. Airs. lecomptu wa. having din
ner prenari'd in the kiUihen. iniaff a
hoavv No. 9 cook stmys.' While the!
dinner was pronnrinj and tlie stove
was covered with Uuiins- no's and ket
tles and other cooking utensils, Mrs.
Lecompte went out. leaving oe obs in
tho kitchen. When she went back a
tow miuutes afterward, site, found mat
'.lie stove had becnturtiud over and was
then with its les ia Vne,air, whiie the
pots and kettles and other cooking
utensils were In their proper places on
the stove, but were sesling on the floor.
The tire in the stove was burning as us
ual, tha boiling water, ia -tho pots and
kettles staid iu and kiipt ou boiling,
nothing had tallea from 4h. stora or
wss disarranged whilo It -was Inroad
over, aud llicrw sat the Move, complete
ly reversed, w ith its Uet 'Uppermost
The stove-pipe rvmnieed in its pliico on
the stove and ia th chimney and was
drawing ns usuaU hut it had to be In ken
off before tho stove , eoiUd -b righted.
This stnoirt nxwrreimu is the wonder
of Castle ilavea aad. tho whole neigh
borhood arrMM.k -i.'uiMi.ViA) fctlgtr
l Atcliison, Topeka
Axn
Santa Fe Raifroad
i pju connection with Uv
Atlantic & Pacific R.R
TIIK
aii$ AT MWDLU ItOUTE
.Ueiwefej; the Missouri river ami the
Pacific coast. Tha only through
ly,; from the Missouri fiver to
SOUTHERN COLORADO
AM)
NEV MEXICO.
Pullman Sleeping Cant Carried
iqii (JI Ejrpremt 7'rttins.
Thoatinp; Houses along the line of
.,tha,road are uusurpas-ied. They
. ..areum'or the management of
,,i . Harvey, of Kansas City.
TIIK
, IH'tjt .ioteI manager in the couutrj'
,1 hese4l0,1es are so arranged that bom
vUhjs City to Ilemintf, passengers
. hve their regular meals, ihl
, an get, always, a first-clas
well evoked meal, at a reasonable price.
. Ilt.,JIIN XV. WOMAC HH
Wanwfk s calehruted Indian Hi iters.
Won,ack'f tistul ud itle Ointmen
Wonuvu-k's magic Liniment.
Gre.at43lessing to Suffering humanity
' .itJtfytuhi and Piles Cured
Withoulk use ci knife, no psin D-rf(l, with
VtTomack'S
OIMTOTETATT
. i It it tart csrefcwr
nTi mund, Bi.irimu. & itchiso
. .I-m.h, TKTTEK, UINWOK, ItllAON-
IUK AND OLD 8KES ok twin
.v TY TEAKS STANMKO.
Price jitt box - 50ts.
,A GARNER & CD.
ManuXan'.tur.'rs and rroji.-iiir-tprs,
Stf4.ois. Mo.,airiMioi!e. Ala.
SUPPLIES.
ColTec, igar, Flour, Grain, Molosses. Potatoes. Canned Good and.
Mutter ,"Kggs,;ett?., a Specialty.
Our Stoak. It,
a O M. P -
Our Prices Low.
Groceries in Town.
Also s Good1 Line of .lasts, audi Capa, Hoots and Shoes, all Solid Leather, war-
roted i W Kl.
Prompt attenhior give to Cedecsj from eighlKiring camps. -x
The largest stock f gpeds ever opened i town at prkee that defv com
petition. The ladiea are specially invited to. call and inspott stock an
u.
Fatronage solicited from neighboring camps.
yourself by
prices
No blow.; 'o talk:
Xo fancy price asked Convince
ciuiing on a
Cheap House.
HERRING KELLER aud MILLER.
WilTsbofo and Lake Valley