Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1886-01-28
COUNTY NEWS

won You nave something on the
'ouse?
Imported Hennessy Brandy at
Whelan's.
Mr.. Andrew Loomis called on us
when in town Friday.
A petition is out asking for the
pardon of Lyman S. Allen.
Bona Baca is prospecting for wa
ter, with geod prospects ahead.
Monday was so much like spring
that everyone complained of spring
fever. a.
Mr.. Cronin came in Saturday
evening from Tularosa to visit his
many friends.
The boys will give Sheriff Brent
dance, Saturday night. All re-
spectacle people are invited.
In the invoice Of goods J. J. Do
Ian Just received, excellent brands
of imported wines are among them.
DR.. Tavlor, of the Post, made two
trips to this place last week, visiting
the sick daughter of our town butch
er.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of the Hand Book on third
page. 1t will give you an idea Of
what this excellent little book con-
tains.
Uncle Dick Evan danced the first
time for good many years, the
other evening. And he can Just
kick u Mexican quadrille all to
pieces, too.
A brief history and frst-class map
of every state and territory in the
union is very desirable as work of
reference. These are contained in
Guide and Hand Book.
They say It's an i'll wind that
blows no one any good, or something
similar. If any one can guess what
good the wind Of Tuesday blew, they
can have it, every bit Of it.
Hart Crouch had quite time with
a new horse, Sunday, Hart hitched
him up and got into the buggy, but
from the animals actions it wanted
Hart to change places with it.
Lieut.. Scott and Frank Lesnet
passed through the hub, Friday, on
their way to Roswell. They had
their shot guns and dogs, and prom
ised to bring back IL load of game
Geo. Sena has turned prospector
He thinks he has struck it rich over
in the Captains. The lead he dis
covered is about three feet wide at
the surface, and the rock looks like
it may be hard, and has indications
of poverty if he sticks TO it.
Photograph Daugherty came dowr
from Bonito, Monday. He has gone
in with c. NJ. Coggin in the goat
business, on the upper Bonito
They now have some 300 goats, the
most of them being fine ones. Mr.
Daugherty will leave for the Sacra.
mentos in day or two to purchase
several Angora bucks. We wisf
these gentlemen success.
Meeting Laughing Joe tile othei
night, he informed us that he had ;
bad cold. He said, 81 very fool
ishly took off my vest the othei
night when went to bed, and
cotch a terrible cold. Come prett,
nigh havin' pneumonia. 'spect i
had took off my boots it woulc
have sure killed me-" Then h,
smiled family and meandered.
John Aaron, of Lcavcnworth
Kansas, is at the town of Bonito
where he is investing in mines. IL
has let two 00-foot contracts, Skinne
d Bourne procuring one of them
while the other was let to som,
| German parties. Mr.. Aaron ha
great faith in the Bonito mining dis
trict, and before he leaves he in
tends to see if his hopes are wei
founded.
Don't kick about half-sheet paper
We paid Mrs. Gents $1,000 thi
week for hauling this Office dowr
from Kingston, etc. We are tn
the ones who have the kick coming
lillsborough cannot, neither does il
support a paper. If we were de
pending on IIilsborough for an OK
istence, we would have been lai,
under the daisies ere this Hills
borough Advocate.
DIR. b. c. Lane, a practicing physi
clan from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is in tn
city with q view of locating here
there should prove to he an opening
The doctor seems to be a pleasan
4 gentleman, and will be quite an ac
QUESTION to the city. Gourna
-sSt you made a mistake? Ain
II Sd, he is a fraud, hav