The old Abe eagle., 1894-03-15
JojoD J opics.

Fresh and tender meats OF all kind at
the City Meat Market.
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Lincoln is full of strangers this week.
The mill at Vera Cruz is now ready to
begin operations.
Col. r. Y. Anderson journeyed to Vera
Cruz Tuesday.
White lead in one and two pound cans
at DR.. Paden's drug store.
Supt. Risque of the Old Abe is able
to enjoy the sunshine again.
Gus Schinzing was pressed into serv-
ice on the grand jury Tuesday.
If you want anything hauled, throw up
your hands and Collier will do the rest.
William Ross of the Jicarillas is quite
sick with pneumonia. Or. Paden is at
tending him.
Prof. Tabor, piano tuner from Texas,
arrived in town Tuesday and has done
good business.
Mrs. S. B. Barber returned Friday
morning from an extended visit to the
coast and the Midwinter fair
Those new Stetson Hats, latest shapes
for this spring, are altogether lovely.
You get them at ZIEGLER Bros
Ed Uebrick succeeded in getting him
self excused from service on the grand
jury and came home Tuesday.
The mines turned loose big pile OF
the circulating medium during the past
week and it promptly circulated.
Col G. W. Pritchard returned Friday
: morning from Los Angeles, California,
where he had spent the past two months.
:. When you get ready to clean house,
don't forget to drop in at ZIEGLER Bros.
and get your new Carpets, Ollcloths and
Window Shades.
The first load of lumber for the new
school house was brought in from the
Captains Tuesday. Work will probably
be begun on it soon.
There was a general exodus OF the
population of this place Lincolnward on
Sunday in order to be ready to star
even with the court Monday morning.
Jas. Reid, who has been under tht
. weather for about two weeks, is able tt
= about and is rapidly improving unde
y the beneficial influence of our glorious
sunshine.
A farmer from the Penasco countr,
was in town yesterday with load o
oats 1t should not be forgotten tina
New Mexican oats took the blue ribbol
at the Chicago fair last year.
The Italian, or rather New Mexican
climate has been on dress parade for
= week. 1t has been fine enough t.
turn young mans fancy to thought
Of love and wake the flies from their win
ter sleep.
Mrs. Charles Wedman and son, ac
ompanied by her sister, came in from
Denver last Thursday afternoon anC
, went on to Lincoln Friday. Mr.. Weld
- man passed through Monday on his wa.
to the same place where he has buslnes
in the district court.
Col. Yankee leaves today for Denve
but will return in few days. Near
time repairs are being made on the pip
line to the North Homestake and prepa
ations for the mining and milling of
hundred tons OF ore are in progres
n Five stamps at the South Homestal
mill will be used in making the test rul
- Rev. A. A. Hurd, of the Plymout
church has accepted a call from VA
couver, Wash. and will leave for tina
T. place with his family next Tuesday. III
EAGLE WISHES iilblu obtl spScb uLi u
their new location will be most congeni
is and pleasant. Mr.. Hurd will preach
farewell sermon on Sunday evening,
large audience should greet him.
The entertainment given by the Mi
sion Band of the M. e. church Sundi
evening was well attended, the churC
being completely filed. The little foil
}. acquitted themselves admirably on
won generous applause from the auC
ence. At the close Of the enteriainme
a collection was taken up for church al
:, home mission work, to which the peop
I cast in their mite cheerfully.
~ Last Thursday while an escort OF Sc
diers from Fort Stanton were enroute
the railroad to meet the army paymaste
one OF their number met with seriol
0' accident short distance this side OF N
gal. The driver Of the ambulance i
the lines slip from his hands, and 81
dier named Martin, who was sitting /
side him, In attempting to recover the