The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-29
has been stopping with Druggist Now.
ers re%cuperating asprained ankle.

Johnnie Crews slips into the harness
in the general merchandise business
like an old hand.
Ii is stated for a fact that the Snake
and Opportunity mines will start up
very soon on a good paying basl.
1t is reported that Billy Boyle has
struck a very rich streak of gold ore at
Cripple Greek. Good for Billy. We
only hope it may be true.
j. NJ. Webster and family are at
TERRA Blanca where Mr.. Webster is
doing his assessment work on some
quite valuable silver claims.
A new firm has been started sue
cessors to Gus Duval. Duval g. Myers.
Turkeys galore and oysters too at
the meat markets. Thanksgiving is AT
hand.
Mrs. James Reay died on the 21st
inst. leaving an infant aged only three
days. Mr.. Reay has the sympathy Of
the people in both Kingston aud Hills
bOrO.
Mrs. Carl Clauson and daughter will
spend Thanksgiving with her father,
Col. Fountain, of Las Cruces. She
will leave HIllsboro on the 9th, re-
naming two weeks.
Mrs. Kinsie returned from Bisbee,
Arizona, last Sunday. If she can close
out her business here satisfactorily she
will move there at once and enter into
the restaurant business.
Druggist Mowers expects his Xmas
goods to arrive about the last of the
month. He has quite a supply of them.
Call early and make a selection and
thereby avoid the rush.
r. C. Troeger and family arrived in
Los Angeles on the 10th. They are
well pleased with their new home,
Bellevue Terrace, with its lovely rooms
and delightful surroundings. We wish
them happiness and success.
DalglIsh's meat market no occupies
the room, formerly used for a Chinese
restaurant, on the west side of Muir
phys saloon. Mr.. d. will now have
ample room for all the ducks and gos-
lings that fly around during the hOll-
days.
Mr.. Crosby Dawkins, a Jacksonville
florida, gentleman, who has been in
Hillsboro nearly a month trying what
our climate may do for his health, re-
ports himself well pleased and say:
that he expects to finish the winter il
these parts.
Quite a number of HillsbOro people
attended the funeral of Mrs. james
Reay whose sudden death robbed King
ston of one of its lights. The service
were very sad and impressive, and thu
church was crowded with sympa
thizing friends.
Mrs. Meade who left here some week
ago to join her husband in Arizona
writes that they are very pleasant
situated, Roses and other flowers ar
still in bloom; all are well. Mrs. M
however, fears it is too high up anon
the clouds to be beneficial to herself,
Mrs. VIM. O'Kelley received wor
Monday night to come, if possible, t
Las Cruces. She is a dear friend @
Mrs. Cheney whose sol was so cruel
murdered last week near Mutt Station
Mrs. O'Kelley will leave on Thursda,
, The ladies of the Guild gave a SUI
/, per and a dance in Gales hall Satu.
, day. the 23d. The repast consisted {
, Enchalladas, "piping hot and done
| a turn" assorted cake and coffee. NJ
! Fredericks and Miss Dissinger flu
+. nished the music for those who wisht
e to trip the light fantastic. Notwit
! standing the inclemency of the weat
/ er the proceeds netted SIC.
J The murder of Will Cheney, nei
e Mutt Station, was n of the most co
blooded cases, if not the most feds
that has taken place in this part OF t.
southwest. The assassin evidently a
preached from behind, and owing
= Mr.. Cheney being a little hard of he;
ing he had a better chance. struck
% blow sufficiently hard to break in t
skull and of course knock him SEN
less. Not satisfied with this, the mi
p" derer cut a deep cash in his thro
tied a rope around his neck and drf
20 ged him into a mud hole, where
was discovered by some railroad m
ID a day or two afterward.