The Lamar register., 1891-12-12
Trades on tap.

Trades on tap.
Get your feed at c. NJ. Lees
Buy groceries of Ferguson Silver.
C.M. Lee sells Oats, Bran and Shorts.
]. B. Traxler was in Granada Sunday.
- Lish House came up from Holly last
Wednesday.
W.E. Holmes, of Granada, was in La
mar Thursday.
james Graham, of Carlton, was in La
mar last Monday.
". A. Swift, of Granada, was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
A. M. Tuttle, Santa Fe live stock agent,
was in Lamar Monday.
Masquerade ball at Browns hail by
the band on Christmas eve.
Alfred Pratt, of Syracuse, Kansas was
a Lamar visitor on Tuesday.
Judge Frybarger was attending coun-
ty court in Lamar last Tuesday.
Lorenzo Jones, of Granada, was in
town last Monday and Tuesday.
J.W. Franklin, Pueblo tombstone
man, visited the county this week.
Mrs. W. H. Morris, of Granada, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Acuff.
Read W. J. Johnston's ad. on the Sc
yere winter predicted. It beats medicine.
Jerome Blackwell and his son Lee, of
Granada, did business in town Thursday.
Mr.. Tallman, OF Pueblo, visited his
/ friend, Mayor Vanorsdale, last Wednes-
day.
Try pair of S. Morris Irwin & Co.'S
shoes, the best and cheapest in the
market.
- Miss May Kimmel returned from six
months visit in Illinois and the east
this morning.
J. Scott Robertson, of Byron, was in
Lamar last Monday. He was on his way
to New Mexico.
A E Cosgrove, the Santa Fe night op-
eratoA has resigned and gone to Nc
Cracken, Kansas.
The new firm OF Marker Bros. have
something to say to the head of the
house in their ad. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Little left La
mar, for their new home in northwestern
Texas, last Thursday night
We are informed that Capt Cummings
expects to put his celebrated war drama,
''The Spy of Virginia" on the road.
W. E. Lee, one of the prosperous ranch
men of the east end Of the county, was a
pleasant caller at this Office Monday.
Happy and content is bride with "The Ro-
CHESTER" she lives in the ligh, of the morning.
TO Isavn MORE write Roehester Lamp Co. Ne,s lork.
1t you see it in the REGISTER, it's 30.
The REGrsTER is printed on a George
Washington press and cannot tell lie.
E G. Shaffer, representing the Denver
Times, was here Thursday, looking after
the large number OF subscribers to that
paper.
4 O. G. Hess is disposing OF his house
hold goods at public aution to-day. He
expects to move to Vancouver, Wash
ingtqn, soon.
Mr.. G. FL Carter returned from trip
to Oklahoma and the south. He says
that he found nothing that would beat
the Arkansas valley.
s. B. Falkner, the day operator at the
Santa Fe depot, has gone to Granada to
relieve the agent there. He expects to
return in 2 week or ten days.
Mr.. Lay Pemberton, Meridian, Mich,
registered at the Alamo last Wednesday.
He left by stage Thursday morning, for
the strip and south, on Q hunting expe-
dition.
Postmaster Lee is now engaged in the
business of raising sheep and growing
whiskers. We hope he will be more
successful in the former than he has
been in the latter.
A book agent, suave, energetic and
persistent, with Grams atlas Of the
World, entertained many To the tune Of
four dollars, last Wednesday. He got his
job work done at the REGISTER office.
Judge G. Fl. Frybarger, the enterpris-
ing Carlton merchant, the other day in
conversation said: ut pays to advertise
in the REeIsrER. The ads. carried by
me in that paper have paid many times
atl y
MoRAL:-Be careful in buying your
stock, always tell the truth in your ads,
a9d put them in the REGIsTER. 1t pays.