Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-04
WESTERN LIBERAL.
.oRDsBURa. %DnoEMBER 3. 1891.


mas.
Charlie App made an El Paso trip
this week.
The weather was decidedly chilly
yesterday.
Ollie Simpson IS going to run the
barber shop.
Lost-In Lordsburg a couple Of
notch sticks.
Dr. Woods went up to Duncan yes
terday 50 visit his family.
Charlie Hoy is carrying his eye IA a
sling. He says it is a sly.
Col. Dick Hudson has moved a good
many Of his cattle below Hachita Ia.
The mail route between Deming
and Palomas has been abandoned
Frank Proctor was down from Dem
ing Monday to call on his old friends.
Tom Woods is expected back to-day
ftom bis trip to the Sapello country.
Cpl. McGrorty has returned to Grant
couBty from his trip across the water.
Col Bill Wilson, better known as
the ella dude, was in the c~ltyyester-
day.
Mac Wilson dropped into town this
week and has been shaking hands
with his many friends.
One Of the demi-monde az Silver
City died last week, and great vas he
sorrow OF the great religious weekly.
There was a very disagreeable wind
in the city Wednesday which lasted all
day and moved a great deal Of real es-
tate.
The children Of the LorJsburg
school are buslly engaged i2 pyepar.
ing for an entertainment waich will
be given during the holidays.
c. S. Kenum wentup to The ella hot
springs last week after his family
which has been there for a couple Of
months. lie is expected back to-day.
Mr.. aud Airs. Chas Holt OF Clifton,
under the c%hapeFonago Of Mrs. BIER
rll and Master Willis, were ia the
lily Monday, CT route 70 TEL Paso fora
honeymoon trip.
"The Phpn Phlnaersr OF Demlng
gave their inar;ural dance at the
Opera House in that town this even
Ing. 1t ls safe to say that Dsniing
"Phun phladors viii ind plenty Of
fun.
The common council Of El Paso has
appropriated s2,ec0 TO entertain tie
PEOPLE at the miners convention.
You eau have lots q fun in ~ Psso on
s2,coO,
II. A. Clark intends to leave next
week for the Coronado ranch to spend
ihe winter. His heath is much bet
Ter there than when shut up in the
Shop at Lord5burg.
The TRAVELLING bank oftae Southern.
Pacific company was in the city Mon
day. Thp employees made no deposit
therein, but hit the cashier for all
there was coming to them.
Tuesday OF this week IS marked
down rs a red letter day by r.. J..
Hart. tits the first day since a year
ago last HAY that he was able to travel
all day without the artificial aid Of a
erutch or 4 cane.
Or. King accompanied by his Wife
lzas5R the city for a couple Of days the
first OF the week. After tightening
the screws on al the loose teeth in the
town he left for Arizona. lie willtake
in Wilcox and Blsbee before he re-
turns.
Miss Susie Stevens who has heen
visiting with her sister, Mrs. B. S..
Roberts, was taken sick this week and
her brother took her TO Ei Paso. Mrs.
Roberts not having sufficiently recov-
cred from her recent sickness to give
her the desired attention.
Il use Ayers Cherry Psctoral freely
ia my practice, and recommend it in
cases os whooplng cough among
children, having found IL more GER
tain to cure that troublesome disease
than any other medicine l know off,,
SO says Or. Bartlett, Of Concord,
Mass.
Some time since q strictly moral
wave swept over Silver City. The
council was shocked because the to-
ritorial laws were not obeyed ana the
saloons were allowed to keep open
doors. The council passed an ordi-
nance which said the saloons must
shut up on Sundays, and instructed
Marshal Cantley to sec the law was
enforced. There was considerable
growing at first but soon the inhabl-
tants caught on and got battles enough
to carry them over Sunday. When
outsiders would happen to get caught
there on Sunday ne was laughed at in
his misery. This went on until court
met, and the first Sunday the bottle
brigade had lots Of fun with the out