Deming headlight., 1893-09-09


THE HEADLIGHT.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1898,
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Services 81 ne Methodist ehofrh each shbbnlh.
Preceding, n o. in., and y. N.
Sunday school. fUa. n.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evenings.
nav. n. "A. yinson, Pastor.
Interest In base ball is picking up.
Cool nights and blankets not out Of
place.
Tennis has segainsd lis old time pop
ulsfily.
Desirable dwellings for renting con
ilnue scarce,
Dsmlng will Be we'll represented Al
The Territorial Fair.
Several new houses are being built Ia
The park, north Of the depot.
The social dance ~ che Opera House
last ovoping was well attended.
Pink petsr's new residence ls being
pushed forward AZ rapid rate.
Merchants report collections better
this month than for year past.
Light overcoata are not At All obioc-
uonsbls these evenings aud mornings.
RS sturmor has employed . nne
Vienna baker and Is taking needed
rest.
Rev. W. ID. Robinson, OF ri Paso, will
preach Ia the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and evening.
The local sportsmen return laden with
small game every Sunday evening.
Doves are the principal victims.
The work Of raising funds for tho new
gymnasium will soon bo commenced by
She ladies Interested In the movement.
Hay 10 selling on tho streets for ei0
per ton aud bids fair - 90 a. low a. o.
In few days This Is cheaper than for
i've years.
A pack train brought up eight tons Of
rich silver ore from the Reddlng extern
nlon 70 tho Dos ,lAbazos mine In old Mex
leo, Thuraday.
Rinco the new law went into effect,
prohibiting the sale Of coal oil Of lees
than 100 nre test, the price has advanced
considerably.
DR.. Bullock will shortly move Into the
Knowles residence, now occupied by b.
Nj. Ashenfelter, the latter going 10 the
new Walton residence.
The attorneys Of John A. Roper, have
-nled = motion for the change OF venue
aud there Is strong probability that the
same will be granted.
Tho members Of the Uniformed Rank
OF the Knights OF Pythlas will begin
drilling next week In anticipation Of the
comparative drill In Noyembe;.
G. p. Howell will shortly open a
butcher shop 10 sho building formerly
occupied by }. r. Byron on the corner
Of Gold avenue and Spruce street.
Mr selby's Bible class at 10 a. m. will
take the place OF the regular morning
service tomorrow In st. Luke'a church,
Evening service a, p. m. as usual.
Large quantities OF line freIt are be.
Ing brought In daily from the Mlmbres
There 10 a ready sale for peaches, ap-
pies, and plums on an average OF 4 cents
per pound.
7. II. Carr has moved his family into
the residence on Zinc avenue formerly
occupied by Mrs. Walker, who Ia turn
has moved into the Pennington house
corner Of Spruce and Zinc.
The Dane cases At Las Cruces have
been postponed until next week, owIne
70 the unavoidable absence Of Mr.. Cat
ron, Danes attorney. Thore Is room "a
Imagine that the cases will not be tried
At this term Of court at all.
The members Of tho DemIng Patriotic
Club have had large space In front Of
tho Opera House put In frst class order
10 anticipation Of tho coming cslebra,
tlon. The cleared space will be used a
plaza for the events OF the occasion.
The HEADLIoHr known of an instance
during the week where q prominent Cit
zou Of New Mexico was seeking a rcsl
dence In DemIng, intending 10 bring hll
family here, but was obliged 70 post
pone his coming, until vacant house
could be found.
AT q 8. y. freight conductors Con
nafu and Hennessy, who have been run
Mug between Albuquerque and sar
MarciAl, have been transferred to III,