El Paso Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. Sixth Year, No. 272, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 13, 1886 Page: 4 of 4
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
1
HACKS & SADDLE HORNKS.
Bus to all Trains at Night*
Carriages all Hours, Day or Night
EL PASO TRANSFER COMPANY,
AND STABLES.
"01
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On Oregon St., nenr Grand Centra1
Hotel.
TELEPHONE NO, 18.
Dfitwiler Ilron., Proprietors
ARTISTIC PAPER HANGING
EL PASO ST, A3STD
DECORATING,.
SMALL.
PAINTS, OIL, CLASS, PUTTY
.A-JSTD EL PASO, TEX.
WALL PAPER.
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EL PASO. TEXAS, NOV. 13, 1886.
UNITED STATES SIUNAL 8KHVICB.
EL PASO. TEXAS. Nov. 12, 1886
Tba following sre the obaervatlona for to-'lay:
/Ilgheitteraperatum M
Lowcit temperature <1
Menu relative humidity «*
Masimum velocity of wind 14 mllea per hour.
Direction Northwest.
Balnfall 13 Inches.
OCR CIRCULATION.
Jlealilet ooverlnn thoroughly the I oral fluid,
THE TIMK8 la Dcmveiikd Daily iiv Cashihk
In the following towna at the hour named ON
Til K BAY OF PUBLICATION:
Paso del Norte «a m Clifton. A. T., 4 p. m.
Demlng 7 a m. Lordlbnrg,.... 9s. m.
SllverOty #p.m. Klngaton 10p.m.
Laa Crueea, 12noon.
We resell also ON DAY OK PUBLICATION
the following placea:
in n*w **xiro.
Anthowy Dona An# . ..Port Seldan
Kin cod
Bowie
Bon ton
Lake Talley San Marelal
Engle and Socorro.
in a iii zona .
Wilcox Nogalea
Hunch oca .Duncan
Tucaon and Carlinle.
Wl have many anbaerlbera in tlie Texan towna
of Yaleta, Camp ltlce, Socorro, San Ellzarlo,
Port Hancock, Sierra Hlnnca, fort Davln and
Marfa, and we circulate In MEXICO at every
point along the Mexh an Central It ilroad
Gem.
Tbe Geoi.
The Gem Saloon.
The Gem Theatre.
The Gem Club Rooms.
The Gem Coffee House.
The Gem Oyster Parlors.
The Gem Short Order House.
The Gem forMclirayer Whisky.
The Gem for Giickenheimer Hye.
The Gem for choice brands of <!lgnrfi.
The Gem for Imported Wine & lirwidy.
Smoke Seal Plug Cut.
Go to Dr. Love for gold fillings.
Fresh Oysters at the Link.
'Hie Rio Grande Pharmacy lills pre-
scriptions accurately and promptly.
Several entirely new brands of chew-
ing tobacco at Kohlberg Bros.
Benl's Dancing Academy,
Opposite the l'ostolllcc.
A line lot of Guatemala cigars ; also a
line assortment of imported cigars just
arrived at the Ranch saloon.
IIK FILLED THEM IP.
The Host of the Grand Central Ad.
ministers' Consolation|to the
Defeated.
IMUNK, TOILET ARTICLES.
Patent Medicines. Rio Grande Pharmacy
Mew Hatha.
CIlfthtiH
Madeira.
The bath rooms In connection wlili
the K11'aso llarbcr Shop, next door in
Kerns' jewelry store, are again ready
for business.
Men'B extra line corkscrew dress suits
at the I. X. L. Store.
FOR BALE CHEAP!
Counters ami Shelving at
KOHLBEItU BROS'.
Men's and boy's overcoats, aleo Indies'
heavy beaver shawls, almost given
away, at tbe I. X. L Store.
"La lntlmldad" cigars, lust received
direct from iluvuiiu, at tlie lUnch sa-
loon.
Everybody should avail him-
self of the opportunity of the
Helling out of tin- entire stock of
Clothing and Dry Goods, tor ab-
solutely low prices, at the I, X.
L. Store,
Again in HiikIiicss,
E ThmiiiiK. formerly »l the live gro-
cery tlrui of Iahiik ' II mi ii ii h . has
bought out lite grocery biisiiiciwof Mr.
Wright, sliuniiii in tiie (O 'lier brick op-
posite the Galveston, ."linrrlsbiirg and
Sun Antonio passenger depot, on Knn-
sas street. We wish Mr. Thomas all
the Micuem possible in his new location.
Those who have taken chances in the
rallie for a diamond ring and English
wiiteh, are hplvby notitieil ilint llie ruf-
fle will conie oil* to night ai Parlor sa-
loon at 7 o'clock
There will be a meeting of Knight* of
Pythias in City 11 ill I Sunday evening
next at 7:1ft o'clock. A full attendance
is requested, n» ui'ittersof Importance
relative to the organization of a lodge,
need Immediate attention.
J. E. Towniknti.
Nov. 12,1880. Chairman.
On the fourth page. 111 the lower i lit
hand corner the reader will notice s new
aad heavily displayed advertisement of
that grei'.t clothing firm, Mghtbody &
James. Tbe advertisement has but little
to say, but it says it very much to the
point. It will be money In the reader's
pocket lo read It carefully, and then act
on its suggestions.
Rev. J. 1!. I,Ink, D. 1),, for twenty
years editor of the Baptist paper for this
Anybody who saw the defeated candi-
dates draw up to the loaded table at the
Grand Central last night would have
concluded that the defeated took their
calamity with amazing fortitude. They
looked anything but solemn or regretful.
And well they might, for.Mr. Eckerhad
provided a feast that was lilted not
merely to reconcile a man to defeat, but
even to make him rejoice for the time
bejng that he was eligible to such con-
solation.
At half past eight o'clock Mr. Kckcr
led tbe hungry Into his spacious dining
hall, and seated them around a table
loaded down with good things. Mr.
Kcker and Mr. Leigh Clark graced the
places of honor. At Mr. Kcker's right
sat in order Mr. Bentley,of the Tribune,
Mr Shackelford, Mr. Robinson, Dr.
Booth, of Los Cruccs, Major McI»ennoii,
and Mr. Eubank; at his left Mr. Loving,
of tbe Tribune, Mr. Russell, of tbe
'fixes, Judge I)»vl.«, Colonel Shalt/,
and Mr. Brink. Dr. Booth « as the only
successful candidate who engaged in
the festivities, he having been recently
elccted to the territorial council of New
Mexico.
The order of business was then taken
lip. After a tonal lo the host of the oc-
casion, whose generosity and unbound-
ed compassion bad provided for the
gastronoinical wants of the defeated
the viands were attacked vigorously
The appetites of tlie guests were whet-
ted by the exhibition of the followii g
bill of fare:
MENU.
OVHIKIIH,
Saddle liock •■nriiisliftd .
i'dtaok-
O 'in Chowder
Olives, Itadlshea, Celery.
Holts it' oKCVutca.
Lobster Cutlet a la Bechamel.
I'oiasoN,
Kod Snapper uu Oratln.
Sweet I'otato Croquette#.
lUHjtVKS.
El I'aao Sucking I'ig,
Au l'otlt l'ols. Burgundy Chambertlii.
KNT11KK8.
Iri»h Turkey larded with Trulllea.
Fillet of Antelope an Chasseur.
Haricots Verts. Custavc Gilbert,
soiiimt.
Charlotte Hilsae, Croatiant of Oranges, Wane
Mange.
l'etlt Pol* with Camelle,
noil.
Vro|lcd Ketuvon, Chicken Salad-Lettuce.
IIKSSSKKT.
Brie and Itocbefort, Cafe .Nolr. I'ouso Cafe.
But n surprise was lo store for the de-
feated. It was soon made evident that
tbe host understood the wants of his
guests better even tliiio they had anlicl-
pated. It soon appeared that the above
menu was arranged only for ihe host,
the members of the press, and such visi-
tors as did not belong to the ranks of de-
feat, while the cx-cnmUdates were pro-
vided with another kind of rations, as
follows:
MKWU.
80 ITS.
Aqua Marine. Uot Left.
mkath,
Salt l'ork. Salt Codfish.
Ribs of Election Judges,
Ballots of Cornell Candidates.
ilKI.IMiKH.
Hot Lies,' Cold [Jus, Ilaw Lies,
Lies on Ice. Swear,
liS I'HKKH,
Ticket Slew. Fried Sodium Chloride
lichush of Stump Speeches.
1IK.HI.KI.
Kb ction Pie. Puff Tie
Vuin-yuin Pudding, Victory Suiice.
Consolation Cream, n la (let-There-
Next-Tiiue.
llKVltlUlitiS,
Aqua Saline. Kim tie Salt Creek.
Crooked Cordial.
Liquid Profi'tiiiy.
After doing full justice lo the edibles,
Judge Dayls look the cliairas toast-
master and t'e How i f defeated elo-
quence began. Afler each speech a
toast was drunk to Mr. Kcker. Mr
Leigh Clark was unwell and bad to
leave before this order of business was
fairly entered upon
Mr. Eubank responded to the senti-
ment ."Justice the blind gootldcss who
hold* the scales.'' lie said, "1 think I
feel just as happy as some of the elected
I spent some money In Iheeitmpiiign.btil
I bail two dollars worth of fun forevery
dolliir I spent. And I have escaped two
years hard work In office."
Major Mcl.ennon wished tlie candi
dales better lin k next time.
Dr. Booth responded lo "The success-
ful candidates." lie said: "I feel highly
honored at being the only successful
candidate at the table. I sympathize
with the defeated and the elected. Ijthink
the most popular man I have met In the
campaign Is Mr. licker. If he ever runs
for mayor I will come down and vote
for him."
"Peg Leg" Robin.1 on responded lo
"Get there with both feet." He said:
"I didn't get there with both feet, be-
cause 1 had only one foot and couldn't
Colonel Shul/. responded to "The
voice of Ihe, people b the voice of God."
lie «»hl lie bud not nought office and
was glad of bis defeat.
Mr. Brlnck made the funny speech of
the evening. He said be had been prom-
ised the vole ol about every man In the
county, but when tbe votes were count-
ed lie loniid be was fur behind. Now
he was dead broke, lie bad not elnco
ceritnvos to buy a lunch, find bad not bad
a square meal for two months until last
night.
Mr. Loving in reply to the "press,"
snld that lie was sorry that there was
not another election on hand, with c»n-
dldates to "blow in" more money lo the
press.
Judge Davis called attention to the
claims of the voters who got left to the
grateful regard of. the candidates they
supported
Tbe ceremony closed with a toast to
Mr. Kcker and the Grand Central, and a
vote of thanks for tbe magnificent
spread that had been provided.
Knocked Out Hy a Bar Tender.
Yesterday morning about It o'clock, a
disturbance oocurred at the Ranch sa-
loon that mailt) things look hazy lor ihe
time being. Saiu Maguire, a gambler,
imbibed so freely as lo become ernzy
ilrunK. He was noisy and troublesome.
Frank Scotten, tbe bar tender, under-
took to remonstrate with him, but to no
purpose. Sam was bound tp have his
own way. Finally lie tried to grab
Frank by the throat, whereupon Frank
rapped him on the head with his elx-
shoolcr in self-defense. Even this did
not quiet Sam. A doctor was sent for
to dress tbe wound left by the blow with
the revolver, but Sam could not be got
to go to bis room, and so was housed In
the cooler. He was out yesterday.
EIOHARD L, MAYER,
Special Drives at Tlie People'^
Store.
125 Ladies' Newmarkets at $7.50; regu-
lar value $12.50,
15 dozen Ladies' Jerseys at 95 ccnts;
regular value $1.75.
FORWARD AND NOT BACK-
WARD,
The L. W. Blinn Lumber Co.,
Upward Not Downward. We
Blazon this Upon Our Sltfn.
50 dozen Ladles' full regular made
wool Hose nt !(7j cents; reg-
ular value 75 cents.
all
20 dozen Ladles' red wool
and Drawers at 75 cents each;
regular value $1.50.
Special Drives In Ladies' Button Boots.
These Bargains tor
Only.
From Ciislhuiiiflclilc.
The reported stoppage of mining op-
erations at Cusihiilrisiehic, the big min-
ing camp of 'Chihuahua, turns out on
the part of tbe American company at
least to be only temporary. It was
caused more by Ihe lack of fuel than
anything else. This has been remedied
now and operations will be resumed at
once. Colonel C. B. Austin, the fuel
contractor, is at present in El 1'iibo, and
reports thai a big body of rich ore was
recently siruck In tbe S n Antonio mine,
on the American Company's property,
which bids .'air to turn out a regular
bonanza.
Governor Tabor, the thirty million-
aire of Denver, paased through this city
yesterday with his private secretary,
Mr. McCord, on the way home from his
mines In Mexico.
No humbug!! But call ai d convince
yourself of the fact that we are offering
genuine bargains at our general closing
out sale at tlie I. X. L. Store.
We are offering the greatest variety
of styles In underwear and at lower
prices than can be found in any west-
ern city. LtlillTllODY &(JaMKS.
Silk umbrellas, gold and silver ban-
dies. LioiinioiiY.& Jam us.
Rubber coats, boots and shoes, blank-
ets, flickers. Liiiinnonv A Jamkh.
BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Advrrtisnntntu will be inserted in this col-
umn at tf) cents per line, each insertion.
FOK UK NT.
|^<>!{ ltFNT—One unit lint1 offlro rooms, ami
■ Olio suit of throe room* ttuitnlilc for Iiuhiik'-h*
or fooliloncc for faml'v without children, hi the
Mainly building. Noiio but-first-class tenants
need apply,
LV)U UhINT-~Kl<?fra»tly furnished rooms with
* bath an I k«»i $.? to#*i nor we-lt.
Kmorson ,1 Berrien.
RICHARD L. MAYER.
AT THE RINK,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, THURSDAY,
NOV. is, 10, 20.
Marshall's Japanese Tourists,
Acrobats, J niters, Equilibrists,
Dancers.
WONDERFU I, TOP SPINNERS
A Wonderful Performance.
Pronounced by Press and Public
THE MARVEL OF THE AGE.
Seats now on Sale at O. C. Kiefer's.
PROPOSALS FOK Bl ILIMNU.
Those who differ from us belong to a
race of the past; we of this. We wish to
Impress upon our would be rivals that 1
there comes a time, once in a life, when
| even patience ceases to be a virtue, and '
j while we have no desire to be unpleas-
ant, yet we desire to Impress upon
this commercial rival that the
CHICAGO MERCHANT TAILOR PARLOR
is In existence and that we enjoy rights
that even he is bound to respect and we
have proven that we are tbe leaders of
fashion nod the regulators of low price6.
Wedo business upon merit, and that
is tbe true test lo success. We want no
one's money under the guise of either
an Ingenious fabrication or the defama-
tion of >i worlby compeer, Our prices
for custom clothes made to order by us
are emblematic of justice, honesty and
truth. Remember that Ihe Chicago
! Merchant Tailor PAiiiondoes not carry
any auction clothing, nor any other
I clothing. We only carry a desirable line
KnitVests °f Cloths. Fancy CasMmeres, Beavers,
Broadcloth. Doeskins, Chinchillas, Mel-
tons and Scotch Tweeds, which we are
making up in iIM-cIubs style trom 20 lo
50 per cent, lower than any and all com-
petition. What do you, Mr. Reader,
think of a house lhat will take a piece
of cloth and show the same to the
customer; the measure is taken
then they take clothing out of a stock
that has been bought up at auction and
then altered and palmed off aB custom-
made to you and then they overcharge
you from $15 to $20 on every suit. We
say when n generous people give their
patronage to a merchant for years, de-
pending upon his veracity and honor to
be dealt with justly, it is the meanest
act of a human being to mietrcat that
patron.
R. GOLDBERG.
Cutter-Proprietor,
Chicago Merchant Tailor Parlor on
El Paso street.two doors below Pacific
Express Company, El Paso.
a Few Days
Headquarters Department of Texas.
Office of Chief Quartermaster.;
WANT Kit.
ANTKI* A Kirl t" "lo housework for a fam-
ily of two. Apply to 11. K.LKVY.
ANTKD—-Hewing women. None but first-
tiiiH.s st HiiiHtriiaiu's need uppiv.
MIW. P K. HV.KD
it' A NT KI >—Situation by a married man as
,T bookkeeper, assistant bookkeeper or sales-
man, Hest of ruferrences. Address A."V. h.,
I' O. Ilox 311.
TV an i i:i>- a White (.iri t< do housework.
Apj»ly nt once to Mrs .1 .1\ Dieter, or in-
i|Hlre at the Tinua.
FOR SALE*
;«'K SAI.K-onitc ami
Inquire of l)r. hwayne,
bedroom fun.iture
Davis block
,NOTICES.
'rills H TO GIVB niitick THAT THK
» nnderalgneil lias |iui'cha«ed -.on.ivo hricknow
standing: oil Hie yard located In the Cotton ad-
dition, from II S. bjter A t',1.1 also two one-
tmrge carta and two aotu of'litrnoaa. and anv-
one Interfering with the name will lie. prote cut-
eiiaccordliif tolaw. GkOUUl I'At'l.
state, and perhaps the most influential! 8et t'1®1"6 w"h that."
clergyman In hlB denomination in Tex-1 Shackelford responded to "Kabn-
M,ia visiting K1 ;Pa«o as tbe guest of llel1 fronl Salt river." He said: "I
Rev. Mr. Balnes. He will preach at the nu> satisfied I Kahn't do justice to thla
Baptist church Sunday morning and sentiment." He hoped the legislature
IIUSINKSS NOTICK-Tlio eartnevi-liiji here
■* tufore exiatluK under the arm name of I,vena
.1 Thoinaa ha« lieen dl-aolved \'y mutual con
■vnt, Mr. Thomas retlrliiK. Ihebnalneiihere
nRcr will he carrlml on umler name or Lyons *
lireen. thejr ass.imiii»ra)l llalillltieaaml e'ollect-
Iiik all moneys due the aald tlrm »r Lyons Jt
Green T C LYONS,
llOMKll GRKKN.
STRAYED.
CTKAYKIi—From my
^ N M .thr
, ranch at Chamberino,
. thrive miles One 8-year-old sorrel,
with flaxen mane anil tail: one .' year-old buck-
skin. with black stri|ie don ii the hack: one
year-old, dark bay. All three branded dia-
mond II on loft Jaw. A suitable reward will be
naliifor their seturn, or for information lead-
ing to their recovery. GKll BAGG8.
SAM MALIN, Proprietor.
Wbolesaleand Retail Dealers In All
Kinds of
Mining and Building Lumber,
LATHES. SHINGLES, DOORS,
WINDOW BLINDS & MOULDINGS
PLASTER AND CEMENT.
M. A. DOLAN, Manager.
STAR STABLES
WEST OVERLAND STREET.
Finest Livery in the City
EED AND SALE STABLES. CORRAL ATTACHED
J
R.R TICKETS
litreET, S0IJ)
--.And
Excho aged.
Taylor cfc Paulsen,
AttTMembcrB of Guarantee Ticket Broker's Association of th
United States.
45 El Paso St., El Paso, Tex"°
THE SUCCESS WE HAVE MET WITH AT 01H FIRST WEEK'S
SPECIAL SALE OF
HOME MAltKETS.
San' Antonio, Texas, Nov. 10,1886.
Sealed proposals, In triplicate, subject
to the usual conditions, will bo received
nt this office until 12 o'clock, noon, on
the 10t.li day of December, 1880, at which
time and place they will be opened in !
the presence of attending bidders, for j
I lie construction of the following build- j
Ings:
At Fort Davis, Texas, Six ((1) Bath
Houses.
At Fort Hancock, l'exas, One (I) lor-
age llimse.
At Fort RtngfcOjd. Texas.One (I) gran-
ary. one (1) bath bouse and one (I) wheel-
wright's i-hop,
Blank proposals, specifications and
circulars giving full Instructions as to
manner or bidding, and terms of con-
tract ean be hud on application nt tills
olllee or to the office of the respective
Post Quartermasters, at nil of which
places the plans can also be seen.
The government reserves the right to
reject any or nil proposals and to waive
defects. ,
Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: "Proposals for build-
ing nt Fort Texas." and ad-
drissed to the undersigned.
A.J. McGONNIGLE,
Quartermaster U. S. Army,
Chief Quartermaster,
nov. 13-14,10,17, dec. 8,0.
OFFICE OF THK DAILY TIMES I
■ El Paso, Nov 13.. 1886 i
The following are to-day's ruling wholesale
prices, corrected by
COFFIN St SEETON,
wholesale dealers in flour, feed etc., In 1000
lbs. lots:
FLOlm AND FKKO.. PR. CWT.
FLOUR—Kansas. "White Fawn." $8 65
" Kansas Crosby's Diamond 3.50
" Garnett Patent 4 00
" Clark's " 3 60
" Itoaacrans Pride 3 40
" ColoradoIlnngarien "Patent".. 4 26
" Colorado "Pride of Denver".... 3 15
Second quality i (io
" Kansas Second quality 3 40
" ttye Flour 8 75
" Graham Flour 3 50
MEAL —White and yellow 2 15
COKN-White 1 70
" Mixed .... 1 «
" Chon 1 7f
OAT8- J00
BAKLEY- 1 «|
" ttolled I Of
BUAN- l w
BEANS—Pink
" Mexican..., J 7P
SEEDS—Alfalfa ||«
" Johnson Grass 18 00
" Bine grass seed 20 00
" White Clover end Lawn seed. .35 0"
" Garden Beeds of all kinds,
HAY—baled, per ton .. l» now if i>r
Payment of Scrip.
County Treasurer Jno. Julian gives
notice that jury scrip up lo and includ-
ing number 2041, and road and bridge
fund scrip up to and including Treasur-
er's regular number 30 will be paid upon
presentation st his office.
At Parker's Gallery—Fine Large
IleadB (Contact Prints) ii specialty.
Now that the returns of -the election
are about all In. have your window glass
replaced by Till tie. Shop on East Over-
land street.
Wm. Young, tbe proprietor of the
Bogs Restaurant, has gone behind the
range, and as Mr. Young Is conceded the
finest cook In the south-west, Ihe pat-
rons of the restaurant can expect to
have everything served In the highest
style of the art.
Window glass promptly put in bv
Tuttle.
Wanted.
Clean rags at the Tings olllee.
Pure Drugs
Of all kinds at Rio Grande Pharmacy.
Remember thet Tuttle has the largest
stock of window gl»B6in tbe city.
INDUCES US TO CONTINUE IT FOR
One More Week.
Ladies who have not availed themselves of this rare opportunity to
BUY BARGAINS
Ought to hasten in giving us a call and examine our immense stock of
Ladies' and (lien's Underwear,
CLOAKS, DRESSES, APRONS, ETC.
t&"WE WILL POSITIVELY SAVE YOU MONEY."©a
J. Calisher's California Store.
SIITI HOUSE,
Chihuahua, - - - Mexico.
M. E. SMITH, Proprietress.
Rooms Best Lighted and Ventilated in the City.
RATES FOR TRANSIENTS.
Room and Board $2.00 and $2.50 per day. Single Meals Fifty Cents
i Prominent Railroad Official
SAYS THAT
The Ullmann Furniture Company pays more freight than
all the Other Furniture Dealers Combined.
The Secret of the Great Success of the Ullm ann F
nituie Company lays in a Nut Shell. They are the Largest
Buyers, and by that they are Enabled to Purchase Cheaper
than Small Buyers, and therefore they can Sell Lower and
Give their Customers the Advantage of the Largest and Best
Assortment in the Southwest.
11CK
Double
Double
evening. I.et our people give the di«-
tingoltfied gentleman a hearing. As a
member of the press we welcome him to
£1 Paso.
would provide ollices enough
candidates next time.
Mr. Bentley said it was a year of po-
fi,r nll thn I 4 STIt.-V Y-
an ine | \ tho |lith,, of 0ftolM.ri
!
Gllllland & Co., who are just about to
open their immense establishment In
the Bronson building on San Antonio
street, extend—as will be seen by ref-
erence to the third page of to day's
Issue—a hearty invitation to everybody
in town to attend their opening on Sat-
urday night from 7 to 0 o'clock.
•Came into my enclosure on or about <
iUy of October, itfHN, b^vou h(>ga.
all lowa, two of thorn with t ars cropped, and
are of the Uerkshire breed This is to notify I
the owner* to prove property. iwv damage® 1
lit leal snriurlMB, And he wus sure each wwl take them away, or Uwywlll be aolt! »o-!
man present had been surprised, because j "'uin* Ki Paso Co,, Texas Oct.'ai.'iia' M
every candidate expects to be elected.
Mr. Kcker's reply, when called upon
was of a liquid character.
Tlie Timkx man responded to "The
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-A collector's book eontalnla* accounts ;
of the &t«r $<ahlv«. Finder will be r®-j
Reporter" by modestly culling attention 1 *anled by retuminK the name to the star
to the fact that the Turn had hut two 8ll,bu"
men on Its ticket eligible to an invita-
So perdio r.na) olaa de ruentM perteneriente«<
aballeri/a de la Katrella. Aqui se pagari
8c p!
I la u
tlon to a defeated candidates' banquet. ^ bien el que lu dmtiva.
the Assortment,
the Salesmen,
Double the Tailors,
7
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Double the Sales,
The Finest Goods & Lowest Prices.
LIGHTBODY & JAMES.
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El Paso Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. Sixth Year, No. 272, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 13, 1886, newspaper, November 13, 1886; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth504580/m1/4/?q=%22United+States+-+Texas+-+El+Paso+County%22: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.