Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-10-16
WESTERN LIBERAL.
LoaDsnoRG. ocronnR q. 1901

''h'hD w. OJiOhEk l5. 1891
.. W. Hamilton mnde a trip to Dem
ing saturday.
The old Boone store at Duncan nov
goes by the name of the Duncan trad.
ing company.
Il. A. Hsrrel Of Duncan was in the
city Tuesday,en route home from d
trip down TO Nogales.
Court is in session at Solomonyille
this week, and the bridge burners
cases are due to come up.
Lloyd Payne and his sisters have
moved down from Pyramid and are
once more residents OF Lordsburg.
j. p. Ownby started to ride a young
horse the other day, and when he
Picked himself UP he found he was no
longer a boy.
Jake Spitz, the bald-headed repre-
sentative Of Son Brothers, OF san
Francisco, was in the city Saturday,
boxing up his old customers.
The new sclool furniture arrived
Friday and was put in Saturday. The
hdars are well pleased with the i'm
bycmeat it makes TO the school
lsc.
he president Of the McGinty club,
Carl Reckhart, has been appointed
government assaycr at El Paso. Coz
lector Flanagan always did appreciate
talent.
The LIBERAL is sorry to announce
the severe Illness OF Mrs. b. S. Rob
erts, who is suffering from brain fever.
She Is attended by her sister, Miss
Stevens of Ell Paso.
J. z. Hussey and r. p. Barnes came
in from East camp Monday, bringing
in a neat little brick of gold and silver
valued at $1,000. The Stceple Rock
company is mixing Il record for itself
aad its deserving stCckholders.-En-
terprise.
Not AL IS goa that g%l!tlers" is a
trde styling, IL iselIllly tsI5 that not
all is Sarsaparilla that is so labelled.
If you would be sure Of the genuine
article, ask for Ayers Sarsaparilia,
and take no other. Health is too pre-
cious to be trihed with.
Mcssrs. Cough, Abraham, Kelly and
Shine returned from Deming Sum
day. While there they not only saw the
the elephapt but got up into the royal
arch masons room aad saw the goat go
through various performances which
were new to some OF them.
The LIBERAL this week~prints the
condensed report Of the First nat
ional bank Of Deming, the solide't
banking institution in the county.
The statement gives 4 good idea Of
the standing Of the bank and shows
the dcpositors That their miacyN is IN
a safe place.
Mr.. and Ms. w. II. Small returned
from their eastarn "trip sunday night
la1kiug mrtca% improved in hessth AID
Happiness by their trip. Judging rs
The alnouaLof goods that haze afriy-
ed since III. Smalfs return ne mast
have bought out several wholesale
stores while In Kansas City.
The circus was largely attended
both at Dcming and Ei Paso, and the
Lordsburgers who took it in say it was
a genuine, old fashioned circus with
the red lemonade accompaniment,
but as the propfietors did not allo@
any she'll game men to travel with il
the circus hal noaattractioa5 for the
Silver Cityites.
Two dentists wero.in town Monday,
having come down from Clifton where
they had been working. They report
ed everything quiet in that town, the
only piece of news being the an
nouncement ofthe approaching marri-
age Of the pretayand popular deputy
postmistreSs of that town, who is
taking a new Holt, as it we're.
- AS will be seen By the advertisement
in another column Hart Brothers have
again started up their butcher shop
and are now prepared to furnish their
old customers and new one with first
class meat. Lloyd Payne has charge
of the shop Mr.. Hart has purchased
a large tank which has been put in Do-
sltlon at the well, and has a wagon
tank from which he wlllfurnish water
to all who desire at reasonable rates.
In the advertising columns of to-
days paper win be found the official
report of the First national bank Of
El Paso. This statement as compared
with the other banks Of that town
shows it to be the favorite bank Of
the pass city, it having over n hun
dred thousand dollars more on deposit
than either of the other banks in the