Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-06-30
WESTERN LIBERAL.
'LoRDsBURG, JUNE 30, 1893.

p%ostofice.
Miss Mamie Clark, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Barney Scion, left
this week for Deming.
The wife and son of Telegrapher
McGarvey arrived in town Monday to
the great delight Of the Western
Union.
Barney Scion has been transferred
to the car repair department at Tue
son and Charlie Lanson has been sent
here to take his place.
j. L. Dunley, formerly a well
known operator on this division, now
the chief clerk in the Santa Fe Offices
at Albuquerque, left last week for a
visit to the Columbian Exposition.
Mrs. Lay, Mrs. b. b. Adams and
her baby were in the city Monday on
their way to visit friends in Missouri
and take in the great Columbian Ex-
position. They went east by the pop
ular Santa Fe.
Jas. Calhoun, president Of the Ariz-
Ona s. New Mexico railway company,
was in the city Saturday on his way to
Los Angeles on business. This bust
ness is not connected with any of the
broken banks in that town.
Sheriff Laird is now issuing tax
receipts at the rate Of s1.7lt on the
hundred dollars valuation, instead of
the ra rate of 1921 on the hundred
dollars. A notation Of the rate is
is made on the tax receipt.
There was a slight rain Monday
afternoon between Demlng and Gage.
This is the beginning of the rainy sea-
o and many wish it would hurry up.
A little rain would cool the country
off pleasantly and give the COWS a
chance for their white alley.
Impure blood is the cause of innum-
cradle maladlcs. Hence, one of the
greatest benefaetors to humanity was
the discovery Of Ayers S%arsaparilla,
which, more than any other medicine,
have saved America from becoming a
nation of invalids.
Pallur, languidness, and the ap.
pearance of ill health being no longer
fashionable among ladies, Ayers Sar.
saparilla is more largely resorted to a;
a tonlc-alternatiye, %neryine, stom.
achic, and builder-up Of the system
generally, This is as it should be
Ayers the best.
L. S. Douglass came over from Bis
bee the first of the week and on Tues
day was married to Mrs. Harris. Tht
newly married couple took the after
noon train for the west. There was
large party at the depot to see then
OF. The L%ordsbuRg band gave them
parting serenade.
The LBERALis glad to be able t
announce this week the contemplated
marriage OF its esteemed friend JOSEPH
Esoteric Sheridan, the poet and phil
osopher. All that awaits the nna
contamination Of his wishes in tina
direction is the consent Of the fai
one. 1t is well known that from
contemplated matrimonial point Q
view the record Of the Silver City edi
tor has not been all that a well poste,
damsel would wish. Truth compel
the statement that the gentleman
has been a bit wild at times, has, il
fact, continued the.sowing of his will
oats long past the period generally dc
voted to that business. Also that a
n mart af fhf- ha taDlr 4, o1,,ur. L., 81,
college of the world conducted by Dl
Keeley, with, it is supposed, the re
suits popularity attributed to the grad
uation from that school. When Col
Sheridan proposed to the fair on
there was two objections offered t
his suit, she did not want to marry
man to reform him and she did no
want to marry a man who was Kelley
graduate, if all that was said abou
these Kelley fellows was true. Th
question then rose in his able mind q
to how he was to square himself o
these two propositions. With til
hrst he was lucky, he found in til
last Ladies Home Journal, an essa
- -At& " ANCAIA W AANOA vi lndtdJiiR
man to save him, that apparently wa
an argument against the proposition
but that really contained a stron
sentiment in its favor. He printe
this esseyi In his paper. He vent
the person who had proclaimed tn
disasters following the use Of bi-chl
ride Of gold and begged him to der
the original statement and tell til
world it was all a libel. This person
who loves the truth above everything
sterdly refused to imperil his W sol
and a maiden's future happiness, by a
untruth. He then went to the edit
Of the Deming Headlight and the S.
yer City postmaster for aid. They b
ing fellow criminals, i. e. marie
men, readily consented. The last e
terprise contains a statement by Ed