El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-11
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If you have household goods to sell
see w. E. Black, 200 East Overland
street.
S. G. Crawford, of Fort Worth, has
been elected principal of the Maria
| schools.
Sedgwick Creamery butter, the only
good butter in the city, pounds ~
cents, at Price Bros.
NJ. Steadman of the electric light
company says Pete Wehner is the mai
| to stay with a friend through thick
and thin; and don't you forge. it
Insist on getting butter marked IS.
ca 1t is the only good butter sold in
Ell PasO. 20 cents per pouGd, pounds
80 cents, at Price Bros.
There are sad. sad stories of gener-
al slaug htering of Santa Fe sub-of-
ticials and employees at Albuquerque:
So that pretty much the entire staff IL
| TO be cleaned out.
Rev. DR.. Little, the no. ed Presby-
teriau divine VINO has preached SO eff
fectlvely and acceptabiy In this city in
| times past, will speak before the big
camp meeting near Maria.
Have you had trouble this hot wealth.
er in getting good resh butter? If 50,
| try a pound OF IS. CO butter; every
pound guaranteed to be good and fresh.
20 cents per pound at Price Bros.
Billy Rheinheimer bid the loves,
Yesterday for j.. A. Escajed.'s new
house 10 be built corner of SecOud and
South Campbell streets. His bid was
SlI45, other bids ranged as high as
$3.50.
The Postal Telegraph company are
very busy today strlnging their wires
into town, wire bracipg their poles
and maxi office connections. The
b acing wires are twisted by tying the
pds of TWO wires to a pole, aud fast
enlng The doubled end to wagon
wheei. The wagon is Thea lacked up
aud the wheel turned until the re-
quisite twist is secured.
There is small shop on the east
SIDE, in respectable locality, where
BOYS and young men are won't to con-
grega'e nightly, plpy cards, smOk.
cigarettes, and very likely read class
of literature not calculated to help
their morals any. Parents with grow
they are doing highs if away from
their children off the streets entirely
after dark.
A Louisvi lie, KY, man named A. V.
ALEU-, more DEAD than alive, arrived
yes erday in au invalid's chair from
U,ah and Colorado. He is easily taken
for a consumptlve, AID is very ema-
ciated, but his lungs are all right. He
is suffering from spinal disease, and
has slot machine with which he has
made living. Allen is wheeled abou',
and is the appearance of living death.
He does not IL Ike kindly TO this country,
and says he is going away.
The pipe organ of the First MethC-
dis church. lately returned from Chi
cago, has been tuned, and is now in
good shape. 1t has been noticed that
this pipe ,rgan when played in Gomez
ton with the large cabinet organ used
by the church b fure the larger inst u
meut was secured, sounds very much
better than when played alone, as the
heavy reeds in the smaller instrument
suuply what is lacking in its compadre,
so to sp- ak, and the larger organ has
the pipes that the cabinet organ has
no..
FL Paso has been pestered with mos
gu toes this season, as perhaps never
bCsOre-all on account of so much egua
both by river and by clouds But then
the rest Of the country appears to be
s. similarly afflicted. and especially has
New York City occasion to consider
itself visited as with an Egyptian pla-
que. The Nutmeg state also has had
more than its usual allotment, and the
Hartford papers are plaintive'y allud.
ing to the fact that the town has never
before had such hungry. hungry mos
quiloes.