El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-19

Great bargains in dry goods, clothing
and furnishings at the closing OUT
store.
BARGAINS in bed room suits at the
Ecouomy store, 1O5 and 107 E. Over
land St.
Wall paper - cents per double roll,
telephone POO, futile Paint and Glass
company.
Ladies' shoes, newest shape, at half
price at the closing out store near the
| postoffice.
Have you anything to sell, buy or
| trade? Try the Economy store, 1Oo and
! 1O7 Z. Overland st.
! Patrick Shannon wants a divorce
| from his better ba f, Lilly Shannon,
| because of alleged cruel treatment.
WANTED Bids on two story build
| ing by Feo. %. Plans can be seen at
nv office. f. KRAUSE, Architect.
Gents white dress shirts. collars at
tached, sizes Il, III and IS, only Toe
at the closing out store near the post
office.
The Knights of Pythias give their
banquet aud ball tonight in the district
court room. There will b. large at
tendance.
Over go books are now to he found
in the Mexican Central library in
Juarez. The railroad boys are enjoy
ing their library privileges
Mrs. lanes J. Longwell has received
the painful intelligence Of the death of
her mother, Mrs. SeXhUur, at Anna,
Ills, Yesterday. Mrs. Sexhour was II
wears old aud the mother of large
family of children.
The local talent to participate in the
Merry Cycler, the sparkling operetta
to be gwen in the opera house March
!, are practIcing diligently each day.
A tiue performance is promised, and
the pubic might as well prepare to
attend and enjoy 1t.
The hunger strike is over at Fort
Bliss. The action o. the cavalrymen
in refusing to eat their wretched break
fast, resulted in the commanding
officers changing cooks: and when the
men responded to the call to nooDtide
hash. they found new order of things,
a change for the better.
Captain w. H. Long of Ell Paso COM
PAW of uniformed rank. Knight of Ply
thias, has been promoted to be ma jor
and aide to Brig adier General Hopkins.
The major has been detailed to inspect
the company and ms all officers today.
The company wi l parade this evening,
and attend the anniversary ball at the
court house.
The remains of T. K. Green, of |
Natchez. Nj S., who died yesterday. !
have been embalmed by ]. G. Ross q |
Co.. and will be shipped tomorrow to
Miss ssipI for interment. Mr. Green .
came TO FL Paso two years ago for MS |
realth, hut spent few months in the !
mean time in Denver. He leaves a |
wife anGsfive children, who return east
with the body.
American Vice Consul Edward V. !
Kellett who was recently attacked and !
fired upon a Bankok by Siamese sol |
dicrs and wounded, is Il cousin of Con-
ductor w. i. Inness of the @. H. road.
a. is also graduate of the Columbia
law school and is thirty years old. An
American gUnbOat has been sent to
and his misguided uneasiness,
the king of Siam, Will be gently re-
quested to apologize and make amends.
A boy riding bicycle was run over
last evening on ) an Antonio street. by
Fl. c. Myles' buggy driven by MeXi-
can. The boy turned into the side
walk to escape the buggy, aud the wild
eyed Aztec turned IN the same direc-
ton TO avoid the boy: so it was a case
Of trains rying to pass one another on
the same track The boy was not par
hurt except as to his feelings, a.
but the bicycle il among the things that
were aud are not. The boy wants Mr..
Myies to pay tDr his machine.