The Lamar register., 1892-08-20

LOCALS.
The city is to have hose house.
Read Westly Davis ad. in this issue.
See the new ad of the Alamo in this
issue.
The Misunderstanding shoe for ladies
at Johnston's.
Look at the big bargains in summer
dress goods at s. Morris Irwin's
Robert D. Martin is on a visit from
Iowa to his father, J. D. Martin.
A representative of the Masonic Aid
association of Dakota, is in town
Messra Coxhead & Harrel are putting
an addition to their livery stable.
An elegant line of mems and boys
clothing just in at s. Norris Irwin's
The many friends of Miss Minnie Bill
lingslea were pained to hear of her serious
illness this week.
The best shoe for ladies in the market:
The Tennent-Stribbling brand. For
sale at Johnston's.
County Treasurer R W. Diviney and
B. D. Seaman of Baca county, were in
town on Thursday.
Go to W. H. Sanders for groceries, pro-
visions, -four, feed, baled hay, corn, chop
and bran bis prices are the lowest
J.. T. Law st finished stacking go
acres Of fine grain. He has 30 acres of
corn that would be a credit to Kansas.
A big line Of the NJ D. Wells & Co.'S
shoes received this week at s. Morris Ir-
wins The best shoe in the market
Happy md content Is bride with "The Ro-
ehesser;" she lives in the light of the morning.
9steasn ssers. write RoeAestss Lomp Co. Nss York.
W. J. Johnston has just received a
large line OF the celebrated Tennent,
Stribbling brand OF shoes for women.
A coon troupe showed Tuesday night
at the court house. The performance
was given for the benefit OF the county
officers.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. E ]. Green,
aged years, died on Monday of typhoid
fever. The funeral occurred on Monday
from the Methodist church.
In order to make room for our fall
stock we will sell Lawns, Delhipongees,
Pineapple Tissues at cost the next thir-
ty daye s. Morris Irwip's.
o. N. and j. T. Koen are in Lamar Wis.,
ltina their relatives and old friends.
They were in attendance at the conclave
in Denver, being members of Crusade
Commandery No. 6, Fairmount, W. Va.
= On Tuesday W. F. R Mills, president of
the Denver Investment company, J. S.
tin, Denver capitalist, went over the
line of the Sante Fe Land and Canal Co.
On Tuesday last Capt Billow returned
from Denver. The transportation com
mittee of the G. A. R. have been unable
yet to secure satisfactory rates from the
railroads for the Washington ercsmp-
mont
. Mr.. and Mrs. William Newman, step-
father and mother of E. F. Seeberger,
arrieed in Lamar last Saturday night. |
They left for their home in Keota, Ia,
last Wednesday, well pleased with Prov
ers county.
The populist slate, as given by one on
the inside is as follows: State senate,
w o. Butler; legislature,J. H Kennedy;
county judge, l. F. Blodgett; commits
sioner J. s. McClung. This. would make
a good ticket
n Wesley Davis has purchased the Fred |
Lee confectionery, and will continue
at the old stand. Mr.. Davis is accom-
modatine, and good business man, and
will keep up the reputation and patron
age Of the stand
Judge Fybarger has sued ex Sheriff
Hickman for 5000. The suit grows
from an old case in which the Judge de-
posted money with the sheriff to pay
judgment and costs. The Gaze vas after
ward dismissed, and tho sur to re-
cover his money and damages
The novelty store lately opened by
Heaton 4 Co has proved TO be q SUCCESS |
and they are making many additions to I
their stock of s, 10 and 25 cent counters
goodA Yca can So something new /,
svery few dsys and it viii pay you to
drop in 0ftsn and - what fhsy have.
A dollar will hay mora eoods than you
m carry assy-