The old Abe eagle., 1894-07-19
JojoD J opics.

We had some more OF those hot, dry,
dusty rains during the past week,
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Nice light Ground Challies at : cts. a
ard at Ziegler Bros.
q Miss Matte billiard OF Ell Paso will ar
rive Saturday to visit the family of M.
D. Gaylord Of Nogal,
Frederick j. Miller OF Weed. this
county, has been commissioned as No
tary Public.
G. e. Case of Wichita, Kansas, arrived
in town this week. He will go to the
Jicarillas with E. L. Ozanue.
Hugh d. Henderson, superintendent
OF the Angus V V ranch of james E. Cree,
came in from the railroad Tuesday.
The household of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Wells was increased last week by the ad.
dition of nine pound girl.
Please note that when you are in need
If any Shoes go to WIENER's. They
guarantee to give full value for the money
John Canning and family and Cur
Wingfield and family left yesterday for
Eagle creek where they will camp out
for few days.
! r. NJ. Hopper Of the V V ranch was
p.Tueeday to meet Mr.. Henderson and
transport him home, now that the stage
south is taken off.
We have sold our share Of Clothing.
because our Prices are right. II in need
of anything in that line, give us a call.
S. M. WIENER 4 Son.
Frank Gibbens' wife presen ted her
husband with another heir TO his name
and fortune last Saturday. 1t is ten
pound boy this time.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgson left
last Saturday for the Ruidoso, where a
camp meeting OF the Methodist church is
being held. They will be absent for a
couple of weeks.
l.. s. Davis, who is interested in the
Vera Cruz mine, spent three or four days
in this part of tie country the latter
part of last week and first Of this. He
is said to have new mining schemes III
tow.
The infant OF John Owen and wife
died Monday morning at o'clock and
was buried the following afternoon. The
cause of death was not learned. The
parents have the sympathy Of the com
munity.
Wallace Gumm has bought 8. O. Vie
ner's racing bicycle, and people on the
street crossings on pleasant evenings viii
want TO look out when they hear the
bell. A swift rider can't be expected t.
stop on his length.
Gus Schinzing has been carrying hi
right arm in sling for several days, tn
result OF q cut on the joint OF his thumb
which, like the boycott, affected every
thing within reach. His hand resem
bed ham and the swelling reached t
his elbow.
We mean to build up our trade by fai
and courteous dealing, One Price to al
Good Goods, and by selling them at tn
lowest possible prices we cannot bel
out secure share of your trade. Try u
1t means money in your pocket.
S. M. WIENER & Son.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick has bee
appointed administrative Of the estate {
her late husband, George Fitzpatrick
who was killed by Robert Forsythe O
May 3rd last, and has given bond in tn
sum OF two thousand dollars for th
faithful perform ance OF the trust.
Those young ladies who had been tol
thnt there was splendid fishing In Ii
Nal Pals and tried to procure hooks nm
lines before making visit there lai
week, say they appreciate joke as we
us anybody, but think the young me
who told them that yarn are real meal
There, now.
W. B. Mitchell and William Reel hay
rented the rooms in the Hewitt block
front of the EAGLE Office and have hn
= them fitted up iu elegant style for sleeI
ing apal tments. Ziegler Bros. put
the furniture, carpets and shades. tn
boys propose to rest amid esthetic su
roundings after the toll OF the shift.
A Quotation" social is on the tapis
be given by the Ladies Aid society Of tt
Plymouth church, and Friday night {
next week is the date. A haudsom
prize will be awarded the purity guessin
tho largest number OF names OF author
uf quotations given out. Admission
cents. Iced tea aud cake will be serve
FREQ. Mrs. Woodland and Miss Lar
have the affair in charge aud an enjoy
bic time may be expected.
The Sager fishing party had a gre,
time on the Ruldoso. Some Of the boz
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