Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-23

trial and after that we are sore to be al.
customers G. May, the popular priced
shoe dealer, 2OS west Railroad avenue.
Colonel Trimble certainly exerted him.
-elf Saturday night to make the young
folks have q good time. 0fchestrion hall
vas Oiled with merry dancers, and the
new piece, rendered by the cOlonel's re-.
! markable instrument sere eDj Eyed by
all. A cake walk with severn, couples
h .d been arranged, but only two couples
appeared. Frank Outer and Miss Flo
Thompson and Robert Fetters and Miss
Russell afforded much amusement by
their cake walk steps, the cake being
awarded 10 the first named couple. One
satisfactory feature OF Colonel Trimble's
dance Is the total absence OF any rough
or disorderly conduct.
Miss Hanna Price, sister OF Mrs I'd
ward Farrell, arrived from 0swego, New
iork, Saturday night. She will spend
the water here. Mayor Marion and p. J
McCsnna are among the New York
friends OF the young lady living here.
s. Vann desires to oun TO the
public that after September lat the bust
ness OF his firm will be- conducted BY 3.
Yann Il Son. watchmakers, jewelers. and
opticians, l07 South Second street.
william Mcpherson, from Toronto,
Canada, arrived In Albuquerque Saturday
night. lie Is a friend Of Attorney John
II. Single and expects to make his home
here.
Pork tendsrloins, spare ribs, pork san.
sage, head cheese. liver sausage, bologna,
wiener wurst, imported and domestic
simmer sausage. SAN JOSH MARKET.
Mrs. j. II. Brsmlette left for Phoenix,
Saturday, where she goes to spend u few
months with her sister. She also hopes
TO get relief from her heart trouble.
4 fancy worsted suit with double.
breasted vest Just received. Price $500.
Your tailor wants 5000. Simon Stern,
the Railroad avenue cl0thier.
Clyde Harding, son Of MIR. and Mrs. j.
W. Harding, has opened a transportation
agency In connection with the chihuahua
Il Pacific railroad.
Going on; OF the shoe business, for
want OF room for dry goods. conse.
quently. selling shoes at q sacrifice, at
the Economist.
Vim. Glessner, the Gold avenue tailor,
leaves for Cerrillos tonight. He IL u
very busy man In his line and deserv-
eddy 20.
Sam Stevens, who has been night clerk
at the European for no long. left last
night for Bland where he goes into bust
ness.
There IL a leak OF some kind on Second
street and Railroad avenue which the
proper authorities should have attended
TO.
One hundred pairs OF ladies' shoes, end
turned, for only 90 90, all SIZES. Chap
Inns shoe store, Railroad avenue.
Come In and see the line Of infants
headwear received yesterday; they will
interest you. B. Ilfeld & Co.
Go to B Ilfsld & Co.'s and see their
closks for infants. Handsomest line to
select from in the city.
Remarkable value In Blankets. COM
forters and pillows at Albert Faber's,
Grant building.
Fresh and salt water fish, Holsters,
shrimps and oysters at the SAN JOSE
MARKET.
A good bedroom suit for 1890 this
week at j o. Gideon's, 206 south First
street.
Wsnted-A good barber at on CO, at
Eureka Barber shop, on Gold venue.
Solid oak dining chairs. 81 each. j. o.
Gideon, 206 south First street.
Cerrillos soft nut, $3.50 per ton. W,
II. Hahn X Co.
stenoRraphy and typewriting at THE
CITIZEN office.
Fine bulk oysters always on hand. San
JOSE MARKET.
For sale or rent-Three pianos. ". V
Futrelle.
Matthew's Jersey milk; try 1t.