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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON No. 1916.
Lind Office al Gberin. Kans

NJ III th ~ DIN ~ lp.N NO, ID ~.
Land Office al Gberiin. Kans
Aue. -, lSS5.
Notice is hereby given thai the following
named settler has fled hoiice OF his intrn-
ton to max, final proof in support OF his
claim. AMI that Sid proof viii be made bs.
fore the Register AMI Receiver 1T Oberiin
Kansas, on Oct. Is 1885. viz: William g
Porter D. :. No 1855, fer the neqr section
3. town Sruth, range 81 west
lie names t!'e following witnesses TO
c,oyy his continuous residence Don mi
cultivation of : .i,i lsni. viz: Martin
Within andrew Reel. of Sir-ator. Kans.,
.Iames Nottingham, wyiie ". Walker Of
Colby, kaas.
A. l. PA7cHiN. Register.
". G. Porter c6.3is3
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No 1854.
Land Office a. Oberi:n. Kans.
Aug. u. ISIS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make iirai proof ia support OF hi. claim
and that said proof WITH be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at O5erliu. kans-, ON Oct.
II. 1855, viz: Adrian Doutht- ID. :. No. iGso. for
the ne or sec q, town S, range 81 w.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
of said land, viz: j. G. PASSED.. S. G. Passel.
W. n. Archer, =. Z. Turley, all OF Otter
bourne. Kans.
A. L. PATCHIN. Register
JC ga. sS-3fS3
NOTICE No. 3I5s.
q. s. Land Once, Oberiin. Kan,
Complaint having been entered d' :. Z this 80 Of
flee by W. H. Mecker against J. T.
Sm:th for abandoning his homestead entry
No. 1856, dated Oct. l.. 1S4, upon the ne or
section -. township south, range 81 west,
IN Thomas county, Kansas. with view to
the cancellation OF said entry.
appear II this Office on the 9Th day Of Sept,
LIS, 1t ten o'clock Z. m. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandOnMeok.
D0koyAS sCAnYKxxEk - s}.:;,st55 :
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
NOTICE No 3S70.

NOIICE NO 3SIU.
U.s.. LAID Once, OberIIn. Kausas.
-ApX 4. lSSj.
Cenplaist Asving been entered at this
olIles BY l. I. valAlesysiker against 2
Hfehsk for abassle sV6W1l -.
entry No. 1883. dated eunty, ~
on the NV Or sec AZ, To- bon q -
west, in Thomas coun ehy y
view to the cancellation the c.
said parties are hereby - to -! - s
pesras shis Office on tho eerr s
iSS5, It 10 o'clock Z. N 10 z&a =.
nisn testimony concsrni 8
ahAstIonl1ent. - -
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
ALIAS N0TCENo. s.ra.

L. :. Land Oicc. GLcrin. Kansas.
Aug iSsti.
CoIuI''aiHt harin" been eIltcrc'i ~ t:.i- Office
H.; Fny Gibbs aza;nst VI. Eycs fu. :.h-
a.p;u.ing his homestead entry No. i:ia'. Gn.-
al cct. d. lI;i. upon the NV ar sec y: to"-'i .
south ran-e - west IN fis"I.'G- cCGiiiy. Eati>-
~. will. 4 view TO the cancellation q. SAID
entry: the said parties aIe hereby sam
LoE.ett Ia appear at mis- dice on i.G 81. day
of UC:, l-S. al H. ocOck a. H.. 10 r,'>I.uuG
and :.rniah testimony cnfcGrnil;; s.ii,. GiiCE-
cd abandonment.
!. l.. "iTCUrS, iIrs-iSt"r.
Wilson 4 Tacsia. - ...,6
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
Notice For Publication NO 2i17
Land Office at Uberlin Kansas
Notice For Publication NO 54lS

Land Office at Oberin. Kansas
July %, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his in.
fention to make fiual proof in support OF his
claim, and that laid proof wall be made he
fore the Register and Receiver at Oherlin.
Kansas. on Sept y, 1885, viz: L Feehan.
ID no 1879, for the Sc Or sec %, town
south. raage 81 west He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of said land,
viz: I Sutton. N J Adams, NJ J NC
Greevy, Brown. ali Of Colby, Kansas
4 l. PAIcHIN. Register
Vansickel 22-27aG
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

La-G q Il CT at GIyIlir. IA; ,i,, ~;
Aug. -. .s,ii
haH.rI -citlcr ia, Elcu h,.lic, ,f lis iu,,.l'-
ti'h 10 nike h's;.i proof III support of h,s
cilih .i t''at said rrrOI will il. r.;u.,. hcior,.
itt-istcr and Receiver Ut bts,f,ir: ka;,. an
re- IL. iNS'. Viz: .Ioi,h I. May IL. : NJ, :.,,5
'C; me sw 'Ir see 81. town >o:!tb. T,;ze:s B, "
H' names Ia. fOl.OwiI.. witnesses To- tr.,,,,
MS ocistiG8cuS Residence Ip.,il aii;i ctiII VA
ton OF sad land. viz: Charles l. Pit. iyN
it'.cc H"hn:h2sOn. i-at.'ic.. fiti:iing, job Eur-
Ocr, IL Gi C;u.bcrig:.ti Kansas
=, Al PhTjTIE, P"c;S,cr
Ma cii> Bow. a;y..
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
Notice For Publicst;cn No ;as.
Land Office ut ohcr!in K,ns,.

Land Office ut 0hcrlin Kansas
July IS, lSSs
Notice Is hereby given that the foilov.
ing named settler has fled notice of his I'm.
tenton 10 make final prcof in support OF hi.
claim, an'i that said proof viii he made t~.
lore the Register sna Receiver a Ub-rl;n
on Sept -. 1855, VIZ: james !. Wallace
ID No l3'9, for the Lee or sec rs, town 7
south rIig- 81 west. Tie nnu.es the fol-
'o"ing witnesses to prove hts contirusus
n -idencs upon ahl .ul'ivnt'cu q. sail land
viz: n }. Adams, " J Mu;;resvv. s.
>nt'om. T. r. Er.h han, ali OF Coioy. rho,a-
$ cuuh;y, kans.-
\ l.. P,rcurx, Register
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
Notice For Publication NO 3434
Land Office at Oherlin. Kansas.

Land Office At Oberlin. Kansas.
JGly -, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of his IN
iention TO make final proof in support Of
his claim. and that said proof will be ii.sae
before :he Register ana Receiver at Ober-
Inn. kAn,ss, on Oct 6. 1855. Wig, N J.
Adams. ID 80 1881. for the NV qr &c e,
town south, range 81 weet He nance the
foli.,wing witreses.s % prove his epntjnnpss
residences npon spd cultisation Of tsld Land
VIZ: r FeeA-n. 7 2 Sustoa. 3smes ]
Wallsce, EdWerd Breeheften. eli x eeyby.
Kansas AL PA4Gary. - 6ee
Yansickel s<1{Sf
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
E,t:ce for Pub ics;ioa NJ 3i23
Land u;frc- at U',rr.in. Ran

Land UG.ce M Wa-keei,cg. kaasns.
July -. i>I5.
Eciicc is hercby given tfet the f;.il,'ei:'f
named I,.:iicr has f!.d roticc oi his inie:.l .On
- nIa:,e iii;;i proc: in support o: hi cia. ~
ard -:ha, said pioof viii be made be;os. th'
iicgi ter and Receiycr Of the T.. :. iurG o.: cr
Il; Wa k.CTey. Kansas. on sept. 4. $50. VIZ
II ...h 81. Gai'aEiier. ho.ncs:s al application NJ,
80, Tor TIE ,c or SEC -, town 10 south !en2c
ii Z e-'..
He r.tme- the following witnesses to prove.
Ms CONTINUOUS rc-:ttc;ce uIon AID ctI'tiEa
rici, o: said land viz: y. Daniels Joseph Cor
=. u. Grinncii. kans Robert Sears. Don +. Sears
OF :si.lro,c z. O., Eausas.
Il. J. +. HANNA. Kegistci.
~ T., Blair .I-2fjyJ
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
NOTICE FOR TCRLICiTION v, 1902.
Land Office at Va -Eccrry. kans.

-.!Ig. -. i,sl
Notice is hereby given fi.at the foiiowir@
named settler has i.,cd no;ic, ~ his inicitioIi
to make final proc IN support of i.i~ c!liri and
that said proof VIII l.. n'au,. Dcior, LEICESTER
and Receiver ~ OheTiia. Kansas, ou Get.
u. 1885. viz: Josiah RhUtvn. II. =. M. E@y. Ter
II" ct. ne or sec I. town b range p. ", and
u INV Or see o tOwnG range - west.
nc names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cu.ti,a-
ton of said land. VIZ: Henry Eacon. Fay
Gibbs john Finley. Thomas Downing, IL! uf
SEQ, Rawins coU:lty. Kar>as.
A. f.. F.iTCHiN. ReGiSter
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
Notice For Pnbiicatioa No. 3447.

L"nd Ofsce at Oberlin, Kan..
Au2. I. 1855.
Notice ia hereby given that the follow.
iEg named settler ilas filed notice Of his In.
fsution to make final proof in support Of his
claim, snd 'ha, SAID proof will be- made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Ob-rliu.
Mars. on Oct 8. 1883, viz: Arthur GentzIer.
- No i'-'o, Tor the sc or sec n, town z
$ nth, large SO west. He nsmes tbe foI.
loving Witnesses 10 prove his copfipucrs
residence upon aud cultivation of said Land
viz: Etlwar,i Bro,he;toD, Nathan j. Ad.
ANS, Thomas 7 Sutton, Jacob Allinr. Al,
Of Colby, Kan.as
A. L PATCHIN, Register
'snsickcl 23-2SalS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
Notice For puh,ica;i Va 1923.
Lan.i Office at U5cIiiu. kansa..

Jay u. iSSj.
Notice l. hereby given TINT the ioiiow-
ing named settler ii,s fir,i n"tiCe OF HIS III
tcutirb 10 ~. y" fla! !r"'I ia sap. OFT OF
his ai;,i.r. :;, i,ini III i.ro"f viii ie iua!e
',eiore E,'.i-;sr nti i:r-"iyer al Cs"'r.in.
N.,ii-aS. on S:Vt Is. 1888. VIZ: j. SIN
uclsuu h : 40 i'iS .o.' IT, ne ~ see II
town /; south. rnnge - vet. III Dau:e-
lie !oi!"wiu. witnesses :" i'rore biz c. E,iii-
uoY- r, >;,i"nre upnn AMI c:i''v":ion OF $40
isa,., y,z: lir.ni-n i:",i:-r. VIZ. ?oTie,
| 'ttr - Sr;i.!i"s, of ru.n',erls.d. r. ,iIs;.s
Pay Ci1i,s. Il Scip, ta:Ia.
! 1. PAlcHEN. "rsi-s~r.
Wilson I. 'r,c,., 2---2i.6
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

How true this is in the CASA oil
one of our prominent busines firms
Messsrs. Herrin. Keller & Miller
But few years ago the head OF
this firm drove into our town with
a small stock of goods, not to ex-
ceed 5000 in value, and planted
himself in a small room and an
nounced hrs intention to do busi-
ness. After remaining few
months, an opening presented it.
self at Lake Valley. where he start
ed i'll a small way, taking with him
the other two members of the pres
eut firm, Messrs Keller and Miller.
An uninterrupted tide of succes at
tended all their efforts, owing to the
nntiring and pursuing manner they
went to work and within a short
time their business had reached
such proportion that the store no
longer could hold the large and
we'll assorted stock of goods. The
Lake Valley Trading company
having closed their doors, threw
most of the traue in their direction.
and being young men, full of vim,
push and perseverance,, they grasp
ed the helm and have held it ever
since. Again they found it neces-
sary to move, annd purchasing the
stock of goods at the Stone Store.
opened up with some fear and
trembling. The people stood by
them, and today we find the firm
of Herrin, Keller & Miller one of
the soundest and best merchants OF
Sierra county, not forgetting the
time of their first success. They
returned to Hillsboio and started a
branch store, with Frank Keller at
its head, where the public can find
a stock of general merchandise,
comprising Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Lumber, Feed and
Miners Supplies, at prices that defy
competition, with bushes man to
wait upon you. Call and see him.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11
Eat Drink and BE Merry

All this can be done to your
hearts satisfaction, and the I'M
provement OF your health by pa
trohizing the Hillsboro Restaurant.
Zoo much cannot he said by the
way of encouragement to the pro-
prietors for the manner in which
they have built up reputation for
our town. 1t is with much salts
faction, and a knowledge Of the
fact that Hillsboro has a place
where the stranger who passes
through. or he who come to stay,
can enjoy good dinner. Messrs.
Mead & Kneer have put forth ev-
cry effort to make their new enter
prise success, and it's now an
established fact known to oil who
have eaten at their table. That
game, fsh and meats in season, can
by found upon the table cooked to
the Queens taste. Clean china, and
pure white napkins, together with
pomp. attention does much toward
giving an appetite. The stranger
will receive as much attention and
be made more at home. and receive
for his money a better meal at the
Hillsboro Restaurant than any
place in town. To convince your
self OF the truth Of the above state
ment. give the boys O call.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

Judge William +. Henderson,
holding court in the Third Judicial
District, now in session in the town
of Hillsboro, county Of Sierra, "as
born in the year l845, and is ma
tive of Tennessee. About the year
1913 his parents moved to Ran
dolpo county, Arkansas. He re-
ceiyed his law education at the
Law School Of Louisville, KY, and
graduated at the age Of 23. About
two years after he was made Judge
of the Circuit Court, of the Third
Judicial District of Arkansas. For
two terms he was elected to fill the
Office Attorney-Ge refusing II
third nomination, retiring from
Office he settled with his family at
Little Rock, and entered into the
practice of law, being a warm. per-
sonal friend of Acknowledgement
Garland. he was appointed to fill
tbe vacancy made by the retirmeht
of Judge Wilson.
The appointment of Mr.. Pinto
Pine. of Santa Fe, as Interpreter
# the Third Judicial District
Court, of the Territory Of New
Mexico, is much of surprise to
the people of Sierra county. Why
our old friend, Geo. Butschosky
was not retained, who has been with
us since 1S57,and given his time and
services to the satisfaction of the
people of Lincoln, Dana Ana. Grant,
and Sierra countlss, since 1880, is
a question which the ADVOCATE
cannot answer. Is it possible that
Judge Henderson has been misln-
formed, as to our having an inter-
prefer for this district? The high
sense of honor which has always
prompted our old interpreter has
been the means of giving George
Butschofsky name long to be re-
membred. We hope that Mr.. Pinto
Pino will follow in the same foot
steps.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11
WEDNESDAY NOV. II, 1885
READ THIS /!

The court edition OF the SIERRA
COUNTY ADVOCATE is published in
the interest Of the business men of
Hillshoro, and to furnish to the
public information of the court pro-
ceedinas to those Of Sierra county
We will publish the weekly edi-
tion as usual on Saturday. 1t will
be our aim to give reliable news to
our readers, and hope to be able
before court Is over to SEQ many
new subscribers of Sierra county
on our list.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11
NO. SO

The Parlor Saloon Is one of the
old stands OF this town, where the
same proprietor, ID. F. Mcdonald,
can he found ready to wait on his
old friends and the public. Hav-
ing furnished his house anew and
purchased stock of wines, liquors
and cigars, calculated to please the
most fastiious taste Of the public
His old friends won't fail to call on
him, aud the public we invite to do
so.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11
Local News.

Court is called for 9 O'Clock.
The town is full of strangers.
Judge Henderson has legal
head.
G. G. Posey has a promising flu
ture.
Assessor J. P. Parker is as jolly
as ever.
Geo. r. Bowman is once more
among us.
Sierra bar is vii sprink!rd with
gray hairs
j. Nj. Webster is the man for
the place.
Murat Masterson, as usual, is IN
aFood humor.
Las Cruces has nine represent
titives of the bar.
The grand jury is composed of
men of character.
Call on the ADVOCATE, and sub
scribe for the paper.
Go on your friends bond. It's
only a matter of form.
Robert Webb, Esq, is the fore.
man of the grand jury.
Eat and fall back. Give room
for the rush at Mead's table.
Our Mexican population are we'll
represented on the juries.
Themes Murphy, our Sierra
county sheriff is as busy asa bee.
There will soon be vacancy in
the Board of County Commission
ers.
VIM. Cotton, Of Lake Valley, is
in town to investigate little mat
ter.
The people cry fer vengence.
and we demand protection from the
murderous Indian.
There is another business man in
town. who has record-leok in the
weekly edition.
We welcome the prenence OF
VIM. Breeden. the Attorncy-Gen-
eral of the Territory.
If something il not done soon
with the Indian trouble, the people
will become provoked.
County commissioners, of Sierra
county. held their meeting Nov. 9.
Full board being present.
For intelligence and fine look
ing body of men, the Bird judicial
district bar cannot be equaled.
Our tyne 'nied;' hence You mav
find few mistakes pass on to the
next item. and don't mention it.
DIG. Mer,dith, Of Like VALLEY. +,
has charge Of the grand jurv. He'll
call you, when you're wanted. Lis
ten for his gentle voice.
The fellow who knocked at the
door last night snd announced a
desire to "stop there" can do SO.
We were surprised in the morning.
not TO find them. Come again.
J.L. Fielder, OF Demine, pre-
aented the name of Arthur II Lee
for admission to ths bar. Hon.
VIM. Breeding and Thornton were
appointed as a committee to ex-
anime the applicant. |
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

The openinlng of the new saloon
last week by G.. NJ. romlinsou west
of the court house, was the means
of calling togetether many OF the
old-timers. The tvening was spent
with much profit, by those who
wish him success in his new un-
dertaking. After past l>Ing ct the
hospitality of he house aud smok-
ing his fragrant cigars, we lett to
give room for his many friends.
The house is fitted up in new and
neat style, decanters of wiLes, llq-
uors and well assorted line OF
eng rs. which meets the eye on ent-
erinr the room. nnd the pleasing
manner If Mnjor r. u. Keefe, bar
tender. makes one feel Mt home.
Give the house call.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

--Herrln, Keller Il Miller don't
make business If offering 10 dis
count anybodys prices, but can and
riH meet any honest competition,
and sell goods as cheap as any
house in southwestern New Mexi-
co.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

After q long and tiresome
search for comfort and rest, l
found 1t wrapped up in Mc0ilvery
& Diven's In good cigar. Go
there and do likewise, and try q
little good whiskey before you
leave them.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

-Perrault & GALES have just re-
ceived large invoice OF clothing
from San Francisco that are we'll
worthy Of notice, and will discount
any former invoice received IN
these parts.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

Third judicial District, County Of
Sierra.
November Term, 1Ss5...Civil Docket.

| NONemUcT IeTus lSS5.--IIVII DOCket,
No. 3. The Giant Powder Go.
vs. --Darst and = Nickle. partner
as Darst &Nickle Assumpsit
Colby & Masterson, for plf, Elliott
Pickett, for diff.
No. 3. Aetterton. Son 4 Co. vi
VIM. Eisensmith. Replevin Col
by & Masterson, for plff, Elliott
Pickett & Elliott, for diff
No. 9. Lester A. Bartlett VS. Ths
Sierra Bella Mining Go. Trespass
Colby & Mas.ersnr for plff, Con.
way & Posev. for dft.
No. 10, Bell & Barrett vs. fran
els NJ. Hill&Marcus Fuller Ejec,
ment Colby & MastNrson.
No. IL. Vincent Wallace & Geo
p Gross VS. Thom"- Murphy. Rep.
levin. Pickett & Elliott, for plff,
Colby h Masterson. for d't
No. 18. Roht. Vast vs. George
Hartman, Marshal Danshy Al
len & VIM. Brvson. In chancery.
Elliott, Pickett & Elliott.
No. 25. Richard 9 Heise VS.
John Russell. Assnmpsit hy ut
tacbment. Fielder, for plff, Rus
sell. for diff.
No. 43. Joseph d. Witham VS.
The Kingston Mining & Smelling
company. Assumpsit by attach
ment. E B Franks, for plff, Elliott
Pickett & Elliott, for diff.
No. 45. S Lindonr & Co. VS.
Camille C Noel and Sallie l. Noel,
his wife, James E Curren. inter-
venor. Foreclosure OF mortgage.
Colby 4 Masterson, for plff, Elliott
& Pickett, for intervenor
No. 81. David G Cantwell vs
David Milton Num-. Assum psit
by attachment Colby h Master
son.
No. So. Lake Valley Trading
Co. VS. John c joy. Assumpsit.
Colby & Masterson.
No. 54. A w. Harris VS. James
Darst. Chancery. Ellioott, Pick
EFT d Elliott.
No. Sc. w E Pratt & Co. VS.
VIM L OKelly, Geo M Fuller and
Patrick Connors. Chancery. New
comb, Psrker & Alexander
No. So. Betterton, Son & Co. VS.
B ID Bennett. Assumpsit. Colby
& Masterson.
No. 60. Malcolm MclIeon VS.
Lester A Bartlett. Alexander q
Parker.
No. 6l. Conrad Holtz VS. Lester
A Bartlett. Assumpsit by attach
ment. Alexander & Parker.
No. SO. Geo H Fetts vs Lester
A Bartlett. Asumpsit by attach
ment. Parker 4 Alexander.
No. &c. The Territory vs. Ed
ward LaFave and A LaFave, John
Il Steeens, Felix Gonzales, his sur
ties. Sacire Facias. L. G Wade. /
No. ~. james III Sklpp and
James H Keck vs. Frank Il Boyd. ,
Ejectment. Burns.
No. 73 Chas II Myers VS. John
Paul ct al. doing business under
he firm name of Colossal Mine Co.
Assumpsit by attachment. j
Young.
No. Is. Daniel Cooner vs S
Jackson. Replevin. Elliott, Pick
1T d Elliott.
No. rs. p Alexander va n
Marsh. Assumpsit by attachment.
, B Franks.
No. 78. Pedro Rivera and En-
Roches VS. Thos Murphy
nd VIM F. Hall. Assumpsit.
Fielder & Fielder for, plff, Wade,
lie bene ese.
No. 81. VIM Davis vs. d E
)oane. Damages on contract j
loung.
lcosfisuEp N wrrKIr.l
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

Some take it Strong. while 9TH
ers rush 10 Chandler for their at
ter-breakfast cigar, opposite the
courthouse.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11
Business Mention.

DIu otOIc.
Go to the Courthouse Saloon fol
liquors and cigars. !"
Merchants. lawyers and jurymrn
all get shaved at Martins.
For reading matter and fine ci.
gars, go to the Drug Store. =
At recess, run over to the Court
house Saloon. =
The boss Cigar can he procur.
ed at McGilvery & Owens.
Before going into court, call md
see Martin. the barber y
For Old Scotch whisky. call Mt
McDonald's. He has it.
Try those fine Cigars Mt Nc
Gilvery & Owens.
Soap! Soap!l Soan!ll and sharp
razors, at Martins. the barber
Home is made cheerful. by
smoking McGilvery's cigars.
If Won like mus,c md good 81
gar 90 to Strong 4 Chambers.
McDonpld is just acros TIE wav
He will sell Won fragrant cigar y
Don't pas McDrn"ld's place. il
yon want q fine cigar.
Would Won snecnlate IN n
smoke? Invest in McGilverv's CT.
gars.
Show your good tnsta nrd
Judgment, by smoking Mc(ii!very's
Cigars.
--Familiar in their mouths as
household words McGilyery &
Owens Cigars.
If you hive forgotten to bring
yonr toothbrush, buy one at the
Drug Store,
A good cigar will ne'er offend
where ere You are. Try McGil-
very ana be conyinced.
Cignrsl ciparsll cigars!!! cigarsl!!!
Whisky, wine and beer, vt Diven
& McGilvery's.
For a game Of pnol. billiards, or
a good cigar, 90 to Strong Il Chan
dler's.
IF yon want to I've we'll thought
IF by vonr friends, smoke Tomlin-
son & Atkins fragrant cigars.
Witnesses. lawyers, jurympn and
N indges OF y good cigar, smoke
McGilvery & Diven's
Go to McGilverv Il DivAn for
he best Cigars, and likewise the
lrlnks.
Don't spend vonr time rlimbino
he flag-polp. hnt call on Strong h
Chandler md try their cigars.
A fnll line of Seas,de library
md other readine matter. Grnase
'onr boots and slide into the Drng
Store.
lawyers. business men and all. |
ndees of fine l,qnors md good
'igars, patronize the Parlor Sa-
DON.
Pnt vonr horse m at Tomlinson |
3 Atkins corr'l. and drop in for
me If their fine cigars, and see
Major OKeefe smile.
All charges nrepnid for madi-
inc. drncs and lots. shipped to anv
'art 1T Sierra county, N. NJ. W.
J. STANDIsH. 4"
Let me give Won cigar? No. |
thank. Won. ! smoke only Tom
inson 4 Atkins. They have the
'est, Won bet.
Best assortment Of drugs. medi-
ines. toilet articles. etc, in Sierra
onntv, Mt the Drug Store, IN
fillsboro.
If you want to please your
rife and stop the hnby crying, take
box of McGilvery's Cigars.
Helloo. Bill Where did ycu get
hat good cigar? Come go with
10 to Tomlinson h Atkins, the first
aloon west of the court house and
ave one.
If you can't find him, hunt at
be Courthouse Saloon-Strong 4
is smoking n cigar. !
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-11

IF ycu're cold mud want renew
ed life aud spirit~. drop in ut Nc
Gilvery & Divcn's for hot drink.