El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-01-20
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Good eating at Smiths Creamery.

Good eating at Smiths Creamery.
Mrs. Shioley, fashionable dressmak-
ing, room No. l, Mundy building.
Billy Thompson at Smiths creamery
at night makes a fine oyster stew
O'Brien Coal Co. ''Cerillos Coal
Yard" Stove wood and kindliug. Tel.
Justice Bridgers has removed from
the Wells-Fargo building to the BrOn-
son black, room "A.
George Ogden and Mrs. Carrie
Moore were married last night by the
Rev. H.W Moore.
A party of fifteen passengers arrived
TO the City of Mexico.
Vspor and medicated baths at 416
North Oregon street. Rheumatism
relieved at once: mas. age in all forms.
The St. Louis Furniture company,
317 Ell Paso street, after stock taking,
offers extraordinary values in fur
niture.
First Sergeant Norberry of F COM
pany, 18TH infantry, has been retire !,
having completed thirty years of army
service. Duty Sergeant Dunn fills the
vacancy.
J.C. Ross, the popular undertaken,
has recovered from his sickness and is
at his Office ready to serve you again
don't forget the pla :e, 401 Ell Ps-o St.,
below the opera house. Phones 211 or
1873.
Mountain lions are being driven
down from the mou tains in Arizona
by the unusually cold weather, and
horseht sh is suffering in consequence.
So rauchmcn are CD the war path after
scalps, and incidentally 800 bounty.
Every body is very favorably impress
ed with our change in bus ness, as a
real nice and good assortment of ladies'
furnishing store is very much needed
n Ell Paso. We are selling out our en-
tire line of Gents furnishings at cost.
SAM BLUMENTHAL.
Chas. Puatell complains that some
evil person last night wiilfully dam
aged house IN the north part of town
90 which he has the contract for buiid d.
ing. by Knocking out door f. ames and
brick work. Charlie is laying for
these vandals and will give them a hot
reception in case he learns who they
are.
r. A. Allen thinks of retiring in
favor Of the new Dry goods merchant
that "came to town. at his house this
morning. The new merchant is fibe
bow who has alre ady served notice on
Allen pere that he intends to take
charge right away Of the dry goods
store and show the clerks down there
how to sell silks, satins aud seal skins
till they cant rest. Mr. Allen is being
congratulated.
will have 800 to loan about Feb.
lst., for not less than 2 Years and $500
to loan for shorter time. l have nice
paving confectionery to sell for less
than its value and caa give good reason
for selling. Also, have good brick
cottage north side contsinirg rooms
with bath and modern cOnveniences
for $500. lot and q half on Florence
St. for $3.50; 2 corner lots n. Campo II
5000: four room cottage San Antonio,
1920; good value. Besides vacant lots
in all larts of the city and bargains IN
all kinds of improved property
D. Y. HADLEY.
The members of the string ed section
of the McGinty orchestra are politely,
but earnestly requested To get q arge
sized bunch on themselves and tend
rehearsals. For fear that they might
have forgotten where the band loom
is, we will direct them to the corner of
Chihuahua and San Francisco streets,
where it says, "McGinty club, Lodge
No. One' over the entrance. II t is
direction is not explicit, and kindly
disposed person Oh E Paso st eet will
point out the place go that there is no
danger of the musicians going astray
or getting lost 10 the foothills.