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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
A Wonder Wo, ker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young
man Of Burlington, Ohio, states
that he had been under the care Of
two prominent physicians and used
their treatment until he was not
able to get around. They pronounced
his case to be Consumption and in.
curable. He was persuaded to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds and at
that time was not able to walk
across the street without resting.
He found before he had used half
of dollar bottle that he WAS much
better; he continued to use it and
is to-day enjoying good health. If
You have any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble Try it, We guarantee salts
faction. Trial bottle free at George
& FrcW'- d;ugetore.
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Long to be Rememb { re I.

Last Tuesday evening we had tho
pleasure Of attending a brilia Mt
gathering at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Hanna. The nc
cnsion was most enjoyable one, In
hich quite number participated
in the pleasures Of the evening.
About seven O'clock we were inv't-
ed to go down to the dining r"'n,
where we beheld long table al.
most trembling beneath its weight
of the choicest Of The land, which
was I'll To adorn Il kings table. 1t .
was Il magnificent supper Indeed,
and the guests enjHcd IT beyond
measure, which was proven by
their long lingering at the table.
When We left the table it seemed
that we could almost hear it say,
swell done" The affair was very
pleasant one and was one of The
happiest events of the season.
Memories of by-gone days were re-
viv,d, as we met our friend and
schooln,ate, Mr.. Roy Hanna and
several other of our srhoolmates OF
fifteen years ago. After supper
was over the time was spent in
playing charades, which was enjoy
I'll hugely by all. 1t was an occa-
sion which will long be- remembered
10y all present. Mr,a Mr.. Hanna
know just how to make Us feel ut.
home and enjoy ourselves to the
very utmost of our capacity.
JOHN.
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Frlendsville, Tenn.

Everything in the village seems
to be quiet.
Health very good, nothing to COM
plain Of except muddy streets since
the snow.
James Bales & Co, shipped sever.
al carloads of lumber this week.
Mrs. Pickeru is visiting friends
here.
DR.. N. S. Hale, of Madisonville,
was in town Monday.
Perry Lee, was in town Monday
r p. McRsyna!,!s has carload
of hogs that he intends to ship to
Knoxville to-day.
John Pearson, of Arkansas, was
in town the 9th.
Major Clark, of Hermon, Tenn,
was in town Monday.
Rev. Henry has been conducting
u series Of meetings at Union Grove,
COR n few days.
y. II. Lee had the misfortune of
losing his dog.
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Rooms Torrent, opposite DIR. God
dard's, also for sale Cheap, one bed
stead and bedding. 4.w.
Dentistry.

Dentistry is my profession. Fail.
ing health necessitated my giving
it up temporarily, and other bust.
ness was taken up solely because ]
was unable to follow my chosen call.
ing. My health is so fur restored
that l propose to enter practice
again, at least the mechanical de-
partment., I shall confine myself to
the extraction of teeth and replac-
ing with artificial ones. i bring to
this work an experience Of over
twenty-five years of active prac'
tice, and feel confident / can give
satisfaction to those desiring work
in nv line. w. G. STANLEY.
Law.
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To the Public.

You are cordially invited TO call
at my office when you need work
done in the Dental line. l have re-
moved my Office over s. A. PattOn's
jewelry store and will be glad to
meet all my old customers and
many new ones.
The greatest care will be eyer.
cised in all Dental operations psr-
formed by me.
Gratefully remembering your
past favors and bespeaking your
continued patronage. I am
Yours respectfully,
JOHN A. GODDARD, Dentist.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
Quarterly Meetings. Knoxville, ale,
trict-Holston Conferences,
SECOND ROUND.

SECOND ROUNQ.
MOrristOwn and Newport. New.
port, February 7lh.
Morristown circuif, Russs!lvi le,
February 7th.
Messy Creek, ntnther Springs.
February 18th.
New Market aud Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove, February 18TH.
cambridge, Shady Grove, gebrp-
AIRY Dist.
Enert Cove, Richardson's Cove,
February Mth.
Fair Garden, Pleasant. Hill, Feb
ruary 2Sth.
Maryville circuit, Pheasant Hill,
March It'll.
Maryvlle station, March OH.
Seviprville, March l4lh.
Loveville, Cardwe!'s, March 2lst,
Little River, March Dist.
Thorn Grove, March 2Sth,
New Salem, March 2Sh.
Knoxville circuit, Corinth, April
18th.
knoXville,-First Church, April
18th. Asylum Street, April 18th.
Luttreli Street, April 18th. City
Mission, April 18Th,
J. J. RoBlNETTE,
Presiding Elder,
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Hill 4 Krny FIR HARDWARE.
Oliver and Vulcan Best Chilled
Plows, ut Hill 4 Keny's.

Oliver and Vulcan Best Chilled
Plows, ut Hill 4 Keny's.
Miss Lords gallery will remain
closed until January 26lh.
The NJ. Z. Sunday SchOO. elected
the foil wing officers for the coming
year: Supt. W. C. Chumlea; Asst.
Snpt. W. Z. P",ham; Secy. and
Treas. C. l.. Parharn; Organist,
Miss Annie Kidd.
We are informed that another
wedding il about Ia take place near
Ewing. Don't ask Frank anything
about it.
Lyle Anderson has bought the
Bowman II 'use of Mr.. Sanders.
Ernest Iiodsden is visiting friends
in sjrvlerviIle.
Rev. W. X. Weaver, of the New
The Wonlpn MiIl-, after giving
their hands II vacation, commenced
work last week.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Hackney, Tuesday morning, a boy,
weighing ten pounds. Tate wears
a broad smile on his face.
| q
Providence church, has accepted of
an invitation to preach at the A.
NJ Z. Zion church, wednesday
night. All are cordially invited to
come out and hear this distinguish.
I'd divine.
On Thursday night, the Rev. DR..
J. II. NJ My, of Knoxville, called
"the black Sankey Of Zion Connec.
tiOn," and 'The sweet singer OF
Zion," has accepted an invitation
to conduct services at the A. NJ. T.
ZiOn church here. Come out
friends, and hear this divine.
The EpWOrth Leagae met Mon.
dry evening and elected the follow
ing officer, for the ensuing year;
I. w. Cornell, President; LeOnar,
). Goddard. Spcy.; Mrs. Mary Cole
Treas; Mrs. \. w. Cornell, lat
Vice President; Miss Freda Ham
ilmr, 2nd.; Miss Sarah Griffen, Bird
Leroy Warful, 4th.
llerod Osborn and G r.. Love, OF
, Knoxville, were in town Tuesday
Mrs. II. G. Mead, of Louisville
'pent Tuesday in town.
The quarterly meetins Of the $50
ciety for Prevention of Cruelty t.
Children and Animals" becauS" o
bad wealth r, was changed from
Mon lay eve, the 18th, inst, to Mon
day eve, the 10Th, inst, Up. m.
Go to Hill g. Keny
With dollar or penny,
And see their hardware stock
AT prices bottom Rock.
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A father can give his young son
no better present than years
reading of the Scientific American.
Its contents will lead the young
mind in the path of thought, and il
he treads there awhile. he'll forget
frivolities and be of some account,
and il he hes an inventive or me-
chanical turn of mind, this paper
will afford him more entertainment
as well us useful information, than
he can obtain elsewhere. Copies Of
this paper may be seen atthj- Office
and subscr.p,l ons received. Price
IS year weekly.
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MaryviIle Gay Fire Company.

The Maryville Gay Fire Compa-
ny is now organized, and we cor
daily invite the contributions of all
persons to aid us. Soliciting com.
mittee, Hiram Gay, Chairman:
Jackson Ii 4nnum, Treasurer; S. L
Leeper, Secretary; Henry Gamble,
Allen Garner.
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DISBURSEMENTS.


G .mmissions 10 Trustee, W2s
Delinquents, ll.M
Il ,leasenent.. 7.B
Total, s2,O57,5O
Balance Road Fund Si,4i653
The Bonded Indebtedness of your
County Is Sll3,0O0, due to the X. &
A. II. r. Company.
The foregoing is the true condi-
ton If the status of the County in
its various financial relations on
the l,t day Of January 1891.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. +. GODDARD,
Chairman County Court.
Officers for 1891.
S. l.. Greer, Chairman; T.F Wal.
lace, Chairman pr" tenn; J. w. Dug
gan, Superintendent Pull tic Instruc
ton; John III. Morton, County Sur
veyor; Allen Garner, Janitor.
Report Of Jury Of View tn change
the road at the deep ford on Little
River to east side of river, was
adopted and ID. b. l. wson, Henry
Webb and V. b. Walker appointed
Il committee to 81 licit subscriptions
to build road.
w. II Rpdwinp, r. II. Hodsden,
j. l.. Boring, VIM. Boon and VIM.
Vaughn were released from paying
poll tax permanently.
The voting place in lst district
changed to Williamson school
house.
The salaries Of the officers Were
| fixed ss follows: Chairman County
Court, $3.50; superintendent Public
In>truc' ion, 1900; Commissioners
for Poor, $75; Janitor, $75.
The following persons were elect
ed Jurors for Circuit Cour,:
1t dist. j w. Montgomery, 2nd
J. II. Parkins, Bird, J. IL. Whitehead
An, Th0S. II. Marsh, 5lh, John l.
Allen, 9Th, Joan Willock-, 7th, Geo
X. Gardner, Sth, David Miller, 9th
john Conner, 10Th, ]. l.. Cox, nth
Frank Goddard and G. X. Goddard
l2'h, f. d. Brown and James Har
'i-, 18Th, San'l McCnmmon anC
john p. Hood, l4th, Pleasant Walk
er and n. }. Brewer, 18th, Wan
C'ehran and w. ii. Dunn, 18th, W
/ f. Hawkins and John Anthony
18th, V. Il. Grant and David ,Sprad
lin, ST., lSuh. a. II. Walker ant
Houston Hicks. f4N
w J. Martin, 9th district, was ap
pointed Ia wait on Grand Jury.
Giles Walker and Daniel Caylol
Sth district, wer" allowed TO chang
public road through their farms.
II. A. SHARP, llth district, wa
granted leave to close up publ
Dad on his farm.
A. ii. Love, Justice Of Peace, 10tI
district, resigned, to take effect Feb
ruary lst.
Tax Levy,
For county purposes 80 cents O
800; privilege tax equal to tia
) levied by the State, levied for Stat
purposes. For school purposes
, cents on 800, making with Stat
levey, 3j cents on $l00 and $3.50 o
s poll. For railroad purposes,
D cents on 500, 80 cents on poll; rOa
purposes 6 cents on 800 and 5 day
; work,
8 1t is resolved by the Court tia
. Poor Commissioners help no on
outside of puor asylum.
Provisions We're made looking
. the admission of children to III
; Industrial School at Nashville.
? The usual appropriations wer
, made. Overseers were appointe
, for various roads in county.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
For Sale.
J. II. WEBs, Sec'y.

For Sale.
My house and lot, five blocks
from postoffice.
House contains six rooms
and is nearly new. The lot con-
tains about half acre. For further
particulars inquire of
w. w. SWAIN.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
Knoxville, Jan. G, 'Ol.

"Go snowshociug?' Yes lay
dear madame, why not provided
the heavens be prnriliouS and fur
nislI the snow, aud there is every
prospect Of plenty this winter.
Snowshoeing is rs easy as sliding
down ill,-afier you know how,
and you will know how, and how
to firm u club, AMI what to wear,
and all about it, after reading the
reading the breezy article TN
"Snowshoeing" in DEMoREsT's
FAMILY MAGAZINE for January;
aud ifyou don't become enthusiastic
about the subject, we are mista en-.
Or if your tastes are artistic rather
than athletic, you will be delighted
with the excellent paper IN "MOd-
cling for Sculpture" with its nu-
merous and beautiful illustrations,
including a superb fu'l-page por-
trait of the eminent American
sculptor Hartley; and if you have
never modelled in clay, the sug4es-
lions for amateurs aud beginners
will be Ofgreat assistance. "S.ge
Maidens of Cornell University"
is another handsomely illustrated
article, written by one Of them, tell
ing Of some of the trials and many
of The pleasures Of the life If SEQ ell"
ut that noted seat OF learning; the
illustrated Chinese story is particu-
larly interesting; the other stories
are all good; the "Sanitarian" has
seasOnable articles about the "Ef-
fects of Cold," and how to take sitz,.
foot, and other baths, for remedial
purposes. "Chat" and "rhe Worlds
Progress" are especially attractive;
and all the other departments are
brimfui of good things. Indeed, for
beauty, variety, and completeness
DEMOREsT's FAMILY MAGAZINE
must be awarded the palm of supe-
rierity ~ THE Family Magazine
and should be in every household.
Published by w. JENNINGS Demo-
REST, Is East nth Street New
York.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14

Hill 4 Keny can sell you now.
divers Best Chilled Patent Elow.
Come and see us, and you will laugh,
10 get a thirty for nine.andta half,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14

The Winter term of the Mary
vile Normal opens December 3Oth.
Tuition $500. Send for Catalogue.
l.. D. CLARK. a. NJ. Principal.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
See our line of Stoves.
HILL 4 KENY.

Hill, 4 Keny want everybody to
know the Oliver PlOw Is cheaper
than ever before. ..
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Entertainment.

The following Is the program of
the Epworth League for Monday
night January 10th:
Song.
Reading of Scripture and prayer.
Music-Battle Hymn Of Epworth
League.
Recitation, Miss Anna Kidd.
Instrumental Music.
Recitation, Miss Cenith Moore.
Defamation, Miss Freda Hamilton.
Music.
Grafton, Leonard S. Goddard.
Music.
Recitation, JnO. Cornell.
Music.
Essay, Sarah Gritfen.
Music. BenedictiOn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-14
Notice to the Tax Payers Of Biount
County.

Remember, all taxes for the year
1880 remaining unpaid on the LIST of
February, 1891, will he placed In
the hands Of an officer for collection
as tee law directs. So pay your
taxes and save cost. Respectfully.
A. M. RULE, Trustee.
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SOCIETIES.

~ A r., LAMAR MotONNELL Post nv
w. 81. Meets at 10 A. M. on the Third satur
DAY Of each month
CAPT. 7. f. WALLACE, Commander.
f. NJ. WEBB, Adjutant.
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The MaryviI|e Times
WEDNESDAY. JAN. IA, 1891.
Notice.

Notice.
All accounts for JOB work and
advertising will be presented for
payment at the close Of each month.
BISHOP & GODDARD.
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COUNTY COURT.
Annual Report OF Charms n.

T" the wor>hipiul county Court
OF Blnunt County, Tennessee:
A. your Chairman II becomes my
du y I" submit to your w"r>hipful
body, al'o I" the citizen, o our
County, Il statement ar rppr.l If
the present condition If the Crun-
ty's finances, Together with an i''m-
iztd account OF The Receipts aud
Di>bur."l a. l. If the public revr-
nue. Of the County fur the year
1890. viz:
COUNTY REVENUE.
Bal. due from Trustee Dec. 81, 1850 $6,62I2i
Tax aggregate 1880, l,7i765
Amt. reed from Justices $780, $500
County Ct elk. 1890, SOL q
Circult Ct. elk. 1881
Work House Bond. 1880, A.9J
Goddard and Armstr 0ng,
sale engine, 200
JnD. Armstrong Jail fee
return in care State vs. W. Lane, 2,C0
Amt. reed IRON JIM. Armstrong fneJ.
tjf@ San ord. $50
Amt, rec'd from c. +. Gates. Atty, $3.50
Total. $ls,h97.O6
LIABILITIES.
Warrants Outst,. ding Jan, Ist 1889, $s,4s7. 81
issued since Jan, LIST, 1890 $3.50 81
Commissions 70 Trustee a38 "a
Delinquent aud Refreshments, 60,3i
Total $l4.5si.Sl
Bal. Revenue on hand, $4.Ol2 Il
The sun Of 81, Ol2,72 is the amour,
that will remain in the hands OF
the Trustee, for which he is char, a.
bic after pa! ing all outstanding Liza
bilitirs Of the county to the LIST day
Of January 1891.
But from this sum will have to be
deducted the Trustees Commissions
for the 1890 takes, and the Dtlin
qucnts aud Refreshments allowed
the Trustee on same which vii
leave about $500 to begin the new
year with, which is a better show
ing by near 5000 over the proceed
Ing year.
The purposes for hich warran,I
have been issued for the year 1891
r
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qucnts aud Refreshments allowed
the Trustee on same which viii
leave about $500 to begin the new
year with, which is a better show.
Ing by near $4,000 over the proceed
Ing year.
The purposes for which warrants
have been issued for the year 1890
ar. rs follows:
Salary Of the County Court $957,s
Health Officer, 1000
Janitor, 1925
P.uper cotins and burial clothes, 1850
Attorneys fees 200
County Court Clerk accounts, 1888 W
Bridge Committee, l4LO
Road Congress Committee 1872
For Bridges 100 w
Cos before Grand Jury, 1875
10 the Asylum for the Poor, 1911 50
To Guard TO Work-houss hands, 1SS,CO
Tools for 18Th dis riot 1910
Sheiif's accounts, 2l5 46
Boarding prisoners, 67i.2'
Assess ng taxes, 8U2.55
BOARD Equa. IL ,tlon, 6l.SO
Repairs TO Count House, 1866
Cost Of lnquisi tons and Lunatics, 132.SS
Clothing for Prisoners, 50 ~
Examining Committee 10s W
Auditing COMMITTEES, 1910
Committee locating County line l., and b. 5l,2i
Fuel for Court House. 1913
Jail repairs, 20 Il
Printing for County, l70J
Jurors, $3.50
Damages in laying off public roads, 81 90
Blank books for County, 1903
Road orders anil Juries Of Wow, 2575
Circuit Court Costs, 9S3s3
H"ldipg Elections. 33iUO
Medical bill to Prisoners, $3.50
Total ss,599si
SCHOOL REVENUE,
Amt. due from Trustee Jan LIST 1880, Sl5,9Ss IS
Tax aggregate, $780, l,s2b, 81
Reed from County Court Clerk, 5O9si
Stale Inst. received 1,N6,0l
Reed IRON Delinquent tax, 1923
Reed from G. T. Gates. Attorney, 45, 8
Tptal, $29s16 81
DISGUISED.
School orders paid. sl2.62S. 20
Trustee commissions, 2l5.sS
Delinquents and Refreshments, 1,0s2,S9
Total, slss72.27
Balance School Fund, $15,94L62
This amount Of Revenue leaves
our School Fund some $4,000 less
than the preceding year, but still
leaves a fund amply sufficient to
run the public schools for the length
of time contemplated under the
law, ~ the annual cost of public
schuols has not yet exceeded $l4,-
600.
RAILROAD REVENUE,
Amt. due from Trustee, Jan. lst 1890, s 7,7is,s
Tax aggregate for 1880. 1S,4ss.s2
Reed from County Court clerk, 2s2.l6
C. 7. Gates. Attorney. $500
Total. $ll,422,sl
1 Discussed.
Coupon paid, ss.7es, 90
Paid for three 800 r. R. bonds, 32l00
Commissions TO Trustee, 4l3.0O
Delinquents, s2.s5
Refreshments, 2O55
Total. &7.55O.iO
Balance on hand, $iS,S7l 81
AS will I've seen the balance now
! due from the Trustee will fully
meet the January and July inst, of
1891 on the Bonded Indebtedness Of
your county, after allowing the
Trustees Commission, releasements
and Delinqnents, and still leave a
surplu. of about $500 with which to
purchase r. r. Bonds as they mey
be offered. Again, l would'earnest-
ly recommend to your Honorable
body to levy tax sufficient to have
a surplus with which to buy Bonds
as they are offered in order that our
bonded debt may be gradually Ii
quidated without becoming any
more burdensome to the people Of
the county.
HIGHWAY REVENUE.
Amt, due from Trustee Jan. let 1881 .2,ooi "A
Tax aggregate 1870, i,iZsO-
Reed from overseers. oR
a. Justices of the Peace. M
Z. Gates. Attorney, 1062
Total ss.soi.os
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

tIN EFFECT NOVEMBER "a, 1897
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IA NEW PRO VIDENuE
] i.
IA lodge. NO. l2s. f. y A. M.
" Maryville, Tenn. Regular
NSIxM meetings on the first Monda,
NNST7M /syeveni ng in each mouth.
NJEfsX/ cordial inv tatiOn is extend.
NZS-ME ed to all soiourning brethren
WV ANDREW GAMBLE Sec'y
" JNo, A, G DDARD. W. NJ.
MARYVILLE LODGE, Nc
1874 /. q. o. +. Regular
meeting every Friday eve
49, ning at Lodge room over
TIMES Office. Visiting brethren Are always vel
.wmp. JESSE RICHARDSON,
J. II. WEBs, Sec'y.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-01
NoTICIAs LOCALES.

d. CAsTELLANo Y EsPosA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-01
MUERTE DE DON ]. M. BARELA
Un Digno y Honrado HijO de NuevO
Mexico, Ultimamente Residente
de Colorado.

Jesus Ma. Barela, quien perdi6
su vida por el lastimoso y deplora.
BILE accidents por Ell ferrocarrll
Union Pacifico, el Viernes, dia II
del corriente, fue bien conocido
por Ia comunidad de este condado,
honrado y respectable por cuantos
10 conocieron. Y especialmente por
los vieios residences de ambas ra.
zas, americanosy mexicanos.
Sc transport6 q residir al conda.
do de Las Animas en- amos pasadOs
Y fue identihcadO con el crecimien.
TO Y prOgreso de este condado, y
su famiia asi como sus amigos por-
tan con tristeza luto por Gu perdi.
da.
Jesus Ma. Barela, naci6 en- ell
condado de Rio Arriba, N. NJ, el
aho de 1917, y sc traslad6 4 Mora,
N. NJ, EN- d cerca del aho de 1887,
en- donde reside hasta el aho de
1867, cuano vino a residual conda.
do dc las Animas donde reside
hasta el tempo do su muerte. Sus
padres fueron Matias Barela y Fe.
lipa Martinez I'm hermano y dos
hermanas tuyo dc padre y madrei
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-01

chos dc labranza para cria de CANA
do, Ell el condado de San Miguel,
Lincoln y Bernalillo. Casas, soIarea
en- la plaza nueva y vieja de Las
Vegas.
III enorme exito de la Sarsapa.
rilla de Aver, puso en- existencia
una turba do competidores. Por
supucsto, este Sc esperaba; pero
81 efeeto ha sido la demonstration
de la superiodidad del merito de
la preparation del DIR. Aver, por
medic del expendio continue de el.
Doha Felicitas Montoya de Ba-
ca esposa de Don Malaqnias Baca,
le presento ell Martes una nina.
Como no hemos cOnocido 4 Ia re.
cien llegada, no podemos decir 81
es hermosa 8 fea. Per0 natural
mente, debe ser hermosa; pnes no
tiene por donde ser 10 contrario.
Doha Maria Ignacia de Hubbell,
senora muy conocida en- nuestra
ciudad. sufri6 un accidente en-
Bernalillo. AL bajar una escalera
Sc rod6 para abajo, resuitando
con varias costillas quebradas v
otras commissioners en- el cuerpo.
Annque muy lesiona da, esta fuera
de peligro.
Herman Maostas, quien fn6
aquerellado por estupro hacc un
aho, y que desde entonces andaba
fugitive, fue arrestado ell Domln-
90 pasado, por el diputado algua-
Gil mayor, Don Daniel 9. de Baca.
Tambien en- el condado de Mora
luieren al mismo sujeto por robo
de caballos.
Los mcjores mediccs recomien-
dan las Pildofas Catarticas do
Aver, porque no tienen calomel nj
otras drogas daflosas, estande
compuestas de puros ingredientes
vegetables. AL mismo tempo que
hscen operacion completa, estimu-
Ian y fortalecen los intestin0s y
6rganos secretos.
El Doctor Simonson, especialis-
ia de los pies, SO ha establecido por
algun tempo en- esta ciudad; tiene
sn o1cina en- el Plaza Hotel, cuarto
ndmero 80. Cura los rayos, clavos
| y cualQuier otla enfermedad Ell
los pies inmediatamente sin causar
ninguna pena nj dolor, nj causar
one Sc sangren. Esta es una bue-
ma oportunidad para los afijidos.
I'm corresponsal de TERRA ANA
rilla nos informa, que el senior
0ctaviano Ulibarri SO uni6 el 20 do
Julio por medic de los lazos con-
yugales, con Ia sehorita Emiliana
Salazar, hija de Don Eulogio Sala-
zar, ambos dc TERRA Amarillo,
N. NJ. Deseamos que los yincu-
los del matrimonio los c0nduzca
d una vida fcliz y do mucha pros
peridad.