El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-22
BRIEF LOCALS.

Boys Suits below cost at the Closing
Out Store.
FOR RENr-Two furnished rooms
d. y. HADLEY.
Beautiful line Of. Infants Cloaks at the
| Closing Out Store.
Mr.. Eichbaum of the smelter had his
right hand badly mangled yesterday by
catching it in the rolls at the sampler.
Fine Silk Umbrellas. Just the thing
| for a Christmas present, at the Closing
Out Store.
There will be Litauy and short
reading at ST. Clements tomorrow at
| 10 a. m.
Best creamery butter 25c per lb.
Fresh Kansas eggs 25c per dozen at the
Ell Paso Grocery Cos, 1l2 East Over
| land St.
One of the minor shrines of Astaroth
on Utah street caught fire at 1870 this
morning, but the fire was extinguished
before any damage to speak of was
done.
Trinity Methodists will have a man
ger at their Christmas tree celebration
wherein will be placed offerings for
the poor. A general contribution is
desired.
Collector Bauche entertained at the
Juarez Casino last night the principal
members of the Lackay e. wainwright
company and Manager Walker, of the
opera house.
Go to the Closing Out Store near the
post Office if you want to get anything
in dry goods, clothing, trunks, valises,
etc, etc, where goods are being closed
out below cost.
Charles Rokahr has sold to Melissa
G. Bridgers for $50, lots 1-5, block 6
Cotton addition. NJ. f. Pearce has sold
TO G. E. Morris for one dollar and release
of Judgment in the district court, lots
1919, block 10 Cotton addition.
The following New England invita-
tion was received in this office last
evening: You are cordially invited
to attend quilting given by T. A.
Price at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson, No. sos South Campbell street,
Tuesday evening, December %, 1896"
The annual election of directors of
the Y. NJ. G.. A. is held next Monday.
The directors Will choose their officers
right after the election. The Y. NJ. G..
n. is steadily growing in membership
and public favor, especially under the
new secretary, who is proving a live,
active man.
A mountain lion nine feet long was
shot recently in.the Black Range in the
north eastern part of Grant county. The
beast had killed horse left on the
range after being accidentally wound
ed by Alderman kachler's party from
this city; and on one of mis- trips to
finish the horse, ranchman shot
him. 1t is almost impossible to raise
-. r.
the mountain lions.
The McGinty band over thirty strong
turned out last night to serenade Pres
ton 3. McNeal and bride. The boys
PLAYED several selections, including
SOusa's Manhattan Beach march,
Schubert's Serenade and the SeXtet
from Lucia di LammermoOr, AT the
conclusion of the services the blush
ing groom led the way to August Mel
sells where the nectar OF cam brinus
and something to eat were set up with
the compliments of the occasion. AS
the wind was from the west, the sound
of the music was carried over pretty
much the whole city, and so heard by
many people.
A new musician was with the Nc
Ginties last night in Mr. Goldberg re-
Gently Of the Sixth q. S. infantry
band at Fort Thomas, Ky. He is a |
fine slide .trOmbon player. Work is
being sought for him in this city so
that he may be kept with the band.
President Reckhart of the McGinty
club gave Mr.. Gold berg a letter to |
Manager Small of the Ell PasO foundry |
as Mr.. Goldberg is an expert mOulder, |
and it is hoped that steady employment |
will be found for him there. The |
band took up Il new number last night,
Suppe's overture to Morning, Noon |
and Night, aud did well with it, besides |
making good progress with the Second |
The latter is what band |
musicians call very stiff music. !