The El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 113, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 19, 1884 Page: 3 of 4
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The Original "SUNSET" and "STR AND CRES3ENT" ROUTE.
THE TRUE SOUTHER! PACIFIC.
AND POPULAR SHORT LINE EAST
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VIA SAN ANTONIO AND MEW ORLEANS.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
EL PASO TO NEW ORLEANS
WITHOUT CH AUG-IE-
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO
St. Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Cincinnati,
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Baltimore or Washington.
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Trtini leare El Paso for Houston, San Antonio, New Orleans and
All Points East at 8:40 a. m.,R. R. Time, 7:40 a. ni. City
Time, Making Close Connection with Mexican Central R'y.
gtTFor information regarding Rates, Time, Etc, call on or address
the Agents of the G. H. & 8. A. Railway System.
A. D. SHEPARD, C> E' MINER,
Ticket Agent, El Paso Texas. Western I'aw'r Agent, El Paso, Texas
T. W. PIERCE, Jr., G. P. A. Houston, Tex
PASO, TEXAS, JULY 10 1884.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
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Post Office Hours.
General delivery opens daily at 7;30 a. m.
And closes at 8.30 n. m.. On Sunday from 9 to
10:30 a. in.
Mail* for the Santa Fe Trains close at 4 :30 p.
m. Mails for the S. P. and T. A P. close at 8
p.m. Mails lor Mexico close at 5 p. m. Dally.
P. D.I'OKTElt, F. M
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B. of L, F.
NEW YEAR LODGE, No. 135. B. of L. F.,
meets at their hall, neat Grand Central Hotel.
<m the second, third and fourih Sunday* of
eaeh month. D. B. MORBlsEY,Secy.
*7 Paso lodtfn Xo. 2S4
I. O. O. F,
In P. O. Building, San An-
tonio street. Regulni
meeting every Friday
Evening at7n. m.
Visiting Brothers Cordially Invited
F. E. HVNTKII. G. 8. BROWKR.
Kqc.Sce. H.a.
JO.. JL«9m cto JSL. ■ MC-
Rcgu'armeetlnis First and Third Wednesday
Evenings at 7:30 p. ra.
OP»Vl4itlng Brethren cordially invited.
F. P. Clahk, Sec; W. II. Mitchell, V M.
My Times
ONLY DAILY PAPER
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The Santa Fe Route.
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A Turn in the Tide.
The New York World is of the
opinion that we have touched low
water mark in business,.matters,
and that the indications now all
point to a steady improvement in
the situation. We quote from the
World as follows:
The great trouble during our re-
cent difficulties has been a want of
confidence not altogether warranted
by the actualities of the situation.
Our sound banks, ably and conser-
vatively managed, have not exper-
ienced the firr-t symptom of a shock.
Our great commercial houses have
been doing business on a safe basis.
There has been very little overtrad-
ing. Yet people have felt an uncer-
tainty as to what might come next,
and the effect has been to impair
some entirely sound credits.
We may safely conclude that the
worst is over and that the turn of
the tide has come. With restored
confidence we are certain of renew-
ed prosperity and a revival of trade
in all its branches'. The country is
rich and every year adds to its
wealth. Money is plentiful; the
crops promise to be excellent and
abundant; there is every reason to
expect a good export demand, and
the business of the railroads, which
had fallen off, is already commen-
cing to revive. The nearer we get
down to hard pan the moye subs-
tantial and lasting will b<£ our re-
newed prosperity.
EJL PASO,
DELIVERED BY CARRIER FOR
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
i" Elegant Accommodations for all Classes of
Travel to
Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Washingto
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and All points
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north and east
F. C. GAY, Genl Agt El Paso, Texas
It will be observed that the Lon-
don limes, Telegraph, Standard
and News all speak in terms of the
highest commendation of Clevel-
and's nomination — New York
World.—Democratic.
Yes, we have already observed
that fact ; and some millions ot
Irishmen in the United States have
observed the same thing. We con-
cede Great Britain to Clcyeland, but
the people somehow have a notion
that they are going to elect a pre-
sident, this time, who will take care
of the interests of the United States,
and let England look out for her-
self.
Cleveland Losing the Irish Vote.
New York, July 17.—The Star
says ; It is pretty safe to say that
Cleveland will have very few Irish
recruits in the city or in the State.
At a meeting ofrepresentative Irish
men in Clarendon Hall yesterday
there was a positive declaration of
opposition to Cleveland as a can
didate. Edward J. Rowe was
President of the meeting. The
proceedings of several other clubs
are given with a like result.
An '"Irish Blaine Brigade" lias
been organized in Troy, N. Y. It
started off with an enrollment of
one hundred members, every one of
whom has always voted the Dt mo
cratic ticket, and it is expected that
the membership will rapidly in"
crease to five hundred or one thous-
and, Similar brigades are being
organized in other parts of the
State, and it » generally believed
that the Irish vote alone, which has
heretofore been almost solidly De-
mocratic, will guarantee a big Re-
publican major ty in New York.
25 Cts. A Seek.
Our Job Rooms
Offtt. of tiie Daily Times,)
Mondav July, 16,1884. f
The fallowing are to-day's ruling re-
tail prices:
FLOCR AND FEED.
Kansas, 50-lb sacks 4 00a4 50
Pride of Denver, 50-lb sacks...... 4 00
Ysleta, 50-lb sacks 3 7oa4 00
Buckwheat flour, pr 100 lbs 10 00
Graham,pr 100lbs... 3 3oa4 75
Meal, white and yellow, pr 100-3 50a4 00
Corn, pr 100 2 00
Corn chop, pr 100 2 25
Oats, prlOO... 2 50
Barley, pr 100 2 00
Barley chop, pr100 .... 2 '25
Bran, pr 100 1 75
Hay, pr ton 25 00a30 00
Beans, white and pink, pr 100.... 7 00
'• Mexican, pr 100 .... 6 00
Alfalfa seed, pr 100 15 00
Millet seed, prlOO 8 00
" " Evergreen, pr 100.... 60 00
BACON, SALT MEATS, I.ARI).
Hams, sugar cured, pr lb 20
Breaktasl Bacon, pr lb 18
Bacon sides, pr lb 15
Dry salt sides, pr Id 15
Dried Beef, pr lb 25
Lard, 5-lb pails, pi lb 17%
50-lb " " 13,'ij
FRESH MEATS.
Near Sonthern Pacific Depot.
HOME-LIKE MEALS, $5 PER WEEK
Good Lodging House and Bar attached.
Good Accommodations.
MRS. T. F. EARLY.
ParlorSaloon
Corner of El Paso and San Antonio
streets is the place to get the best
MIXED DRINKS, WINES A CIGARS
IN EL PASO.
Jobbers in Fine Meerschaum Pipes, CI
gars and Tobacco.
Bottled Wines and Liquors a
Specialty.
COSY CLUB ROOM ATTACHED.
Porterhouse steak, pr lb
.... IVA
.... iva
" fore quarter, pr lb
" hind quarter, prlb
" tenderloin, pr lb
.... m
u half or whole, pr lb...
.... 11
.... 12 %
PigKS feet, pickled, pr kit....
.... 2 25
ARE THE
Most Complete
IN THE
South-West
OYSTERS.
N. Y. Counts, pr can 1 00
Extra Selects, " 75
FISII.
Han Francisco Salmon, prlb 25
<4 " Flounders, pr lb... 20
" " Smelts, pr lb...... 20
Galveston Salmon, pr lb 18
" Flounders, pr lb 18
" Smelts, pr lb 18
Rio Grande "trout" pr lb 15
VOtlLTRY ANl) GAME.
Chickens, llye, each 60a70
" " pr dozen,liens.... 8 50
" dressed, pr lb..25
Ducks, live 65
Turkeys, live, eacl 1 25a2 00
" dressed, pr lb 25
BUTTER.
California roll, pr 2-lb roll..
CnEESE.
Creamery, prlb ....
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples, Cala. evaporated, pr lb...
WALTON & LEE,
DEALERS IN
Paints, Oil and Glass,
A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
FAGHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING
By MISS LUCY CONLEY,
Corner St. Louis and Utah Streets.
25
20a25
25
25a40
Pears, pr lb
Peaches, prlb.....
Prunes, pr lb 15a30
Figs, pr lb 25
FltESH VEGETABLES.
Potatoes, pr lb
" sweet, pr lb
Onions, pr lb
Tomatoes, pr lb
Cabbage, prlb 8
The Reliable Favorite
OUR CABINET
IS SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE
GENUINE SINQER SEWING MACHINE.
Beware of counterfeits; every machine
warranted Ave years
Sold on Installments if desired.
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Sacramento Restaurant
AND
COFFEE SALOON,
At the EaRt Side of the Plaza, near the
Southern Pacific R. R. Depot.
A nice, cosy Dining Room for families
and gentlemen. Freneh, Germiin and
Spanish cooking. M eals and Coffee ex-
cel lent. Ice Cream every Sunday.
Please give us a call.
JOE LONG & ITOP KEE.
AMERICAN HOUSE
Just Opened to the Public. '
The Table and Rooms are first-
class in Every Respect
Everythinq New and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
EAST OVERLAND STREET,
Mrs. M. A. McHatton.
J. Raynolds. President,
I. W. Z01.I.AKS, V.Ptcs. H,S. Kaifmak, Caah't
First National
BANK,
EL PASO, TEXAS.
STOCKHOLDFRS AND DIRECTORS
M. D. Thatcher. Pueblo, Col.; A. A.
Roblneon, A. T. & S. F. R. R.; Adolph
Krakauer, Joseph Schutz, J. S. Ray-
nolds. James P Hague, J. W. Tays, W.
J. Hills, El Paso, Texas.
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The El Paso Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 113, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 19, 1884, newspaper, July 19, 1884; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth505410/m1/3/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.