El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-10
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There will be song service 10 the
n ght.
A. H Gleason, of New York, sues
II. j. Smith for S216O on defunct Ell
Paso National bank account.
Sedgwick Creamery butter, the only
good butter in the CITY, pounds ~
cents, a5 Price Bros.
c. NJ. Foraker, the new U. 5. mar
shall for New Mexico, IS travelling ali
over the Territory aud posting him
self.
Insist on getting butter marked IS.
c." 1t is the only good butter sold IN
Ell Paso. 70 ceuts per pouad, . pounos
80 cents, at Price Bros.
The place to apply for examination
for the position vi watchman and fire
man for the federal building, is a.
the fedeI at building, Sept L.
The following is of Interest 20 this
city. n son has been born to the wife
of M. 9 Hardin, of Lon burg, and
he bears tue hist orlcal name OF JOhu
Wesley Hardin, Ind.
Xaver Scharwekna, the well known
pianist, touring TO the Pacific coast,
Walz in hopes of arranging to stop
over for cOLcert in this Guy.
Have you had IL ouble this hot wealth
er in getting good resn butLei? If So,
try a pound OF IS. CO butter; every
pouna guaranteed to be good and fresh.
| 20 cents per pound at Price Bros.
| Tue date OF the meeting in this city
| of the magp ates OF the roads center log
at this point with reference to the joint
warehouse agreement, has been post
poned as Mr.. ThOrne OF the L. q T. Is
unable to be here on tne 10th inst.
The Baptist church was crowded
ISunGay nigLt. The PreSby terian hoir
| favoi ed the audience with fine sing ng,
| Misses Shelton and Uliman sang beau.
| tifuI duo entitled almost Persus ded y
and after preaching service there were
| two baptisms.
| w. w. Curtis is back from flying
trip as far south is Ell Paso. He took
| in Santa t'e, CerrillOs, Albuquerque
| and San Nj rcial, en- route, where be
1 did effective Work IN the in crest OF
the junior Order of United American
| Mechanics, Of which he is national or
| ganizer. Optic.
| Charles Ainsworth, the singer, could
not be with us always. The little
vocal and variety display CT last We'd
lnesday night, coupled with other PER.
sonages have, a cording to report,
| been instrumental in his seeking fresh
er field and pastures new in which to
display his varied attachments.
Finer grapes than ever have been
grown along the valley this season.
They are mostly Missions, but there
are also Muscats, Flemings, Tokays
Black MorOcOs and other varities. One
large fruit handling firm shipped to-
| day 1000 pounds of grapes, aud this is
not a circumstance to the business they
| " ill DO in grapes later on. The Pacific
Express company Is doing already a
| heavy business IN grapes.
| The Southern Pacific people at
Lon dsburg were as onisbed the o'he r
| day TO see the new terri tOrial oil in
spector show up and gently intimate
| his Intention to inspect southern Pa
| cltic Oil. The railroad officials are re-
covering slowly from the shock. South
| ern Pacific oil was never before in the
history of mau inspected-that is, at
| Lords burg. Anyhow, Don Ked zie says
| so, and he ought 10 know.
| Commerc' a. Agent Hunt, of the s.
| 2. system, rece we'd wire today to the
| effect that freight rate of two cents
! per hundred went into effect today
! over Morgan line of steamers runniu =
| between New York and Galveston
This rate is brought about by the ra te
war that is row going on between east
ern railroads and steamer lines. Ii is
| not likely that the rate will sand 1, +
any length Of time but it would be a
gond idea for merchants to take advan-
/ tage OF it Immediately.