El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-25

Isaac Haas deeds to E. F. J. McCar,
tney for $500 lot 10 and part OF lot
| block 241, Campbeli's addition.
The best quality of Mex can coffee
| for 25 cents Der pound at the FL PasO
| Grocery Co., ll2 h. Overland ST.
Antonio AID daco was arrested for
smuggling by Ed Bryant yesterday,
aud bruu- Mt up from Ysleta for lodg-
| ment in the county all.
Don't fail to see the Bachelor s
Dream" given by the you'g ladies OF
the Presbyterian church at the opera
| house Saturday night.
| just received a fires h lot of dried
| fruits consisting Of dried prunes,
evaporated peaches, apprlcots and ap-
| D es. Ell PasO Grocery Co, III L.
| Overland St.
]. |. Smith and Samuel Fernando
sell by sheritf's deed, TO Mrs. Mary
Braunigan for $40, ten loJs In blocks
46 and &c and ten lots blocks 80 and
| 81. Alexander addition.
A wor by man has been worthily re-
mem cred oy residenJCleveland IN the
a,,pu4n N -nL Of w. w Follette TO be
cuDsu!LILg engineer OF the lLternatlOL-
al boundary com MISSION.
Harry Carpenters overcOat was stOl-
en- last u.gnt while he Was attending d
meeting y, the MaeOnlc lodge. II is
Thought That some thief sneaked up
iu O Lne auti-roum OF the lodge and
Ma led the coat while The meeting was
at an Interesting point.
A new peri dical is to appear in E.
Paso, The E. Paso Weekly Graphic 10
oe published every Monday n.ng.
[ is To b illustrated, Jour page, four
columus 10 the page, and the projectors
propose to make the Graphic redda Die
yaper L. 90 Brldgers Will be the
mata GER, auu Mr.. Men augnton of the
HERALD, the ARTIST
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church give an Interesting program at
opera house 5 lturuay nigut, conslsA-
ing of d ''Do!l Drul' by Tue chlluren,
The Bacue ur's Dream by the young
iaaies, The Art SVudto, and las Dat
uoL least me "Deeetrlck aule." Be
sure aud come. 1t Will be worm Twice
The price of admission.
Just Received a fresh lot of sugar
cured ham, extra Quality; nice ofedK-
fast OacOu, pure l5af white label lard,
deviled and po ted nam, lunch tongue,
roast and Clipped beef and great
many nther specialize 5 which we sell
for cash only and they 60 very fast be-
cau.e prices are low. Ii Paso Grocery
company, liz E. OVERLAND.
Mrs Matilda Ellington, wife of Rev.
J. d. Ellington Of Roanoake, Va. is
dead a the age of I6. She was the
mother of Presiding Elder Ellington of
me Ell Paso d strict, aud of Miss Ellie
Edington, teacher In the Mexican mis-
SION IN this city. The deceased was d
woman of sterling character, an up
RICH loveab.e, cnrlsIIaD woman.
The engine horse Ed" that has been
off duty for several days tried 10 jump
the new corral fence yesterday after
noon and biting with his shoulder on
the top board cut a cash about foot
long rarging from his breast around
the right shoulder. The wound was
sewed up and IL is expected will be
entirely cured long before the horses
feet will allow him to be used again.
The fence was five feet high.
All the dance hall men we're pulled
Yesterday, charged with the non-pay-
ment of their license. There were
three of them before the recor der and |
the proprietor of the Columbia dance
hall on Stanton street plead guilty and
was fined S25-the amount of the Ii
cense. The prOprie'ors of the Monte
Carlo and the Red Light dance halls
had their cases continued until this
evening when their cases will be called
again. They will 10th likely be fined
the amount Of their license These
cases, simply puts the dance ball ordiu. 4,
alceS into effect