Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-08
LoRDsBURa. DEC. 8, 1898.

ON-AA0 1AINNAN AAA0 1kAaAAh IAAH
last Sunday.
Renew your per iOdical subscriptions
at the LIBERAL ONCE.
The latest quotations are: Silver,
o99; Copper. 1O.4Oi Lead, $50.
Pure sugar candles at the Eagle
drug store for fifteen cents a pound.
r. P. Hart and Harry Classen spent
part Of the week at Mr.. Harris country
residence on the ella.
Candies at the Eagle drug store at
prices varying from fifteen to seventy
Ave cents per pound.
Herb McGrath returned to the Ag-
Tlcultural College Monday after his
Thanksgiving vacation.
Arthur Nichol, who has been visit
log r. P. Hart, returned to his BurrO
Cicncga home Tuesday.
Miss Emma Roberts left Sunday for
Hudson, where she has accepted the
position as school teacher.
There is considerable sickness at
Duncan, DR.. Clarke has made two
trips to THAT town the past week.
The large stock OF ChTlstmas goods
at the Eagle drug store is the ad mir-
alton Of all the children in this section
Of the country.
Amelia, the murderer of Constable
Schultz, is. reported to have been seen
among the revolstiOnists on the Dor
dcr.-Sentinel.
E. D. Crum, Che genial travelling
auditor of the Wells-Fargo company
in this section Of the country, was in
the city yesterday.
]. A.. Crum, for a long time assayer
for the Arizona copper company, but
who left Clifton some years ago for
South America, is now in El Paso.
1t saves you the trouble Of writing a
letter and the expense Of a money or
der TO have your periodical subscrip-
tions renewed at the LIBERAL office.
There have been in town a large
number Of cases Of inHuenza, or grip,
or hard colds, or what other nice name
you may give to i very d~isagreeable
infection.
DistrictC Court Clerk Barela has re-
slgued and L. w. Lenoir, who was
u deputy clerk under Mr.. JOblin, some
years ago, has been appointed 10 take
his place.
II. Amber yesterday celebrated the
-tyteenth anniversary Of his birth
0and his uany friends were Invited in
to drink a champagne punch In cele'
bration Of the event.
Mrs. S. w. Massey was in the city
Tuesday to see her mother started for
her eastern home. Mrs. Masscy's sen
went with his grandmother to put in
the winter attending school.
An clipping couple were married In
Silver City last week by Justice Civ.
ems. The parties to the matrimonial
contract were William Sublett apd
Miss Mary Williams, OF Gold Ill.,
Sentinel.
A gentleman arrived in Lordsburg
this week who was told in Ell Paso by
a hotel clerk that L%ordsburg was {
town Of $500 inhabitants and one o
the most important business places OF
the Southern Pacidc road.
p. II. Snyder has been taking a 10
of seventy-dYe dollar ere out OF hi'
mine at Gold Hill, and ltdoes not TAX
n mau long to take out a ton either
The LIBERAL will try to have a de
scription OF this prop erty. soon.
Lloyd Payne expects his brothe
Walter and family, who are 10y liv
ing in Kansas, In Eordsburg soon. Mr.
Payne desires to live IN a countr
where the climate is perfection ant
the populists are not so thick.
Subscriptions for any periodical
published received at the LIBERAL Of
flee, at the publishers price. Thl
will save you the bother of writing
letter and the expense OF a money OF
der. Now Is the time to renew you
subscriptions.
Col. J. w, Fleming and John Brock
man, OF Silver City, returned yestcrda.
from the mountains, where they ven
TO examine some mining property, u
company with r. A. F. Penrose, il
and ID. N. Barringer, o. Philadelphia
Phoenix Gazette.
Yesterday tramps telegaphed t
the marshal OF Lordsburg that the
were coming, ninty strong. II the
we're fed they would 90 on ~peaceablJ
II they we're not they would take tn
town. They came, were not fed an
did not take the town.
Last Friday Omar ROby, the ma
suspected Of stealing = A. Chenowith'
horse and W. b. Marbles saddle som
weeks since, was in town helping J. +
Hussey, who be was working for, div
cattle to Deming. he was was al
ponfod To- nfnoltuo eho 1000 ond who