The Lamar register., 1892-08-06

Mo-. ; aids are through trains.
w. E. cAnE, Agent
LOCALS.
= Cattle Inspector Wyatt was in Lamar
ON Thursday.
The present weather wouldn't indicate
AN early frost
Martin Graham, of Carlton. was in
town Monday.
The Tennent- Stribbling shoe for ladies
at Johnston's
Mira o. 6. Hess returned from Mis-
.souri Thursday.
The mercury was four rods above the
elevator this,week
Frank Lee and W. A. Swift are up
from Granada to-day.
Assessor A. B. Stewart spent Sunday
with friends in Granada
The peoples party have rally at the
court house this evening
The advent of the watermelon season
is being eagerly waited for.
Otsro county will commence the ship
,msnt Of melons next week.
"a fine display of our farm products are
.on exhibition at the depot
II. T. Brown and wife, of Horace, Kan
.sas, we're in town this week.
E. W. Hollinger and family have re-
turned frpm Pulaskaia, Ohio.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart and Miss Eva Lee
went to Denver this morning.
Michael Conley, Of Holly, was in La
mar, to file on homestead Monday.
Rsnisl Kazec, Of Prowers, was trans
acting business in town on Thursday.
s. N. Garfield, of Horse creek, was a
pleasant visitor at this Office Tuesday
This is great valley, with great fuf
ture, but it will never make summer
resort.
Tis reported that the mill at Las An
imss Is paying 66 cents per bushel for
~hest.
u. D. L. Buell., OF Las Animas, passed
through Lamar on Tuesday evening
from Springfield.
The travelling men all speak Of Lamar
~ live town and place where they
aiks to sell goods.
Tho best shoe for ladies' in the market:
The Tennentr rStribbling brand. For
.sals at Johnston's.
The postofhce Of Martynia has been es-
tablished on the north side, with Daniel
Gilbert postmaster.
No portion OF the county has made
such rapid Improvement during the past
year % the east end.
I'D. McCready, of Granada, was in
Lamar on Wednesday for examination
by the pension board.
Ars. NJ. Baron arrived sraaa New York
yesterday morning and 10 visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Eve De Lea.
.ss..- e. -esesa,sss es,.assrs and roasting
9St*@@ W. hA10 fAi6i hCt. tft&t RffccC aEt
.hunared and eight in the shade
Nj. and Mr.. b B. Brsyn went west
Thuredpy evening Ms. Brown will
spend sevssaa weeks at Monument
Go to W. Il. Sanders for groceries, pro-
visions, -four, feed, baled hay, corn. chop
and bran. His prices ara the lowest
W. J. Johnston has just received a
large line Of the celebrated Tennent,
;Strihbling brand OF shoes for women.
chester" she lives in the light OF the morning.
SsJssys nevs vviis RseAesssr Lawp Co. Ne.o lf,yk.
There won't be room for Prowers coun-
tvs display at the Exposition, if that s.
million appropriation. don't pass Congress.
The new mill will give employment to
from 10 to 10 men depending upon
whether it is running II or "a hours per
day.
John Hester has purchased Garscott
threshing machine and and will be ready
to Do the work qf the county. Give him
a trisl.
J. l. Mayfeld, w. A. Merrill. W. ".
Jones and y, F. Dickinson, well known
pitizens af Granada, were in town on
Monday.
-Tis claimsa that the reason 'sWoody"
went to Rsnyer was becanse he thought
Mra 4ea4s ~ widow, but the REeIs
:zzs don't credit Il
The niH slsyatof contains more than
four hundred thonsand feet Of lumber,
Ana four hundred and twenty five
tAess.ed brick 60 into the mill