The Lamar register., 1892-10-29

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These are sysaid October days.
Money talks. Where? At Lees
Wheat i still coming in from Baca
The xsallent- -Stribbling shoe for ladies'
at Joh9nton's.
Charley Kormnan is out again, after
six weeks illness.
EFF. Seeberger, of Granada, was in
I<nar on Friday.
County Clerk NJ. j. Uunderwood was
In Denver this week.
Rsv Thyior breaches on Family Gov
ernnent" tomorrow morning.
c. n Lee sells for cash after the 81 Of
Ook There will be no exceptions.
Rss. VIM. Taylor is shipping the coun-
~ azhibit to the Worlds Fair, to Dem
ver.
NIck Heinz has purchased 55 head Of
ysa11fng steers and heifers from E. NJ.
Slater.
Both senatorial, and the three leg
islativs candidates. were in Lamar Fri
day evening.
Ths many friends Of Miss Katie Myers
viii b glad to learn that she is some
what better.
Ths youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. W. Markham has been and is still,
sssiously i'll
The best shoe for ladies in the market:
The Misunderstanding brand. For
sale st Johnston'a.
Go to W. H. Sanders for groceries, pro-
visions, hour, feed, baled hay, corn, chop
md bran. His prices are the lowest.
Nr. Garriser. from Atchinson. Kan.
was in Lamar two days this week, look
ing after the interests of s. M. Brosius.
wANTEDLTo trade, a good piece Of
business property in Lamar for farm
property near the town. Enquire at
the bank.
r- B. B. Brown was playing COW boy this
wsek on bare back horse, and since
thsn has been taking his meals from the
side board.
There win be dance given at Para
disc Hall opposite the Commercial hotel
on Friday evening, November 4th. Ev-
erybody invited.
Lamar regrets to lose Mr.. Seeberger
and family, even temporarily. On Wed
nssday Nrs s. removed to Granada where
her future home will be.
W. H. Sanders is the sole agent fol
the celebrated Detroit Free Press 5cent
cigars- They are superior to any on the
market. Take NO others.
The second section of freight No. 3a
ran into the forward section near Cool
id9e Wednesday morning. Several car
were wrecked, but no one was hurt
On Thursday the mill commenced tn.
manufacture Of -four. Everything moves
like clock work, but it will take two OF
three days to get the machinery at it,
best.
F. B. Koen is not only one of the larg
est but one OF the best farmers in tn,
county. BE always has his worl
thoroughly done, and large harvest Il
the result.
A freight train going west Tuesday
evening reported dead man along tn,
track near the residence OF A. R Black
Mr.. Merritt ran down on haHd car, bu
found no one.
Mr.. Velut was blaclking the stove q
the bank on Monday morning. when tn
benzins with which be was mixing tn,
polish took tise, and in putting it GU
his hands were badly burned.
Nj. g, W. 8wink has been meeting tn
voters Of Prowers county this week. H
y . farner though and not politician
and takes more interest in taking irri
CATION. crops aad fruit than politics.
s. Morris Irwin & Co. will receive mex
week big assortment of mems and boy
Oyercoats TO select from. They will be helt
just ons week. This the only chance yo,
will have this winter to get good bar
gain in an oyercoat-
Heaton's novelty storeis the cheapest
place on earth to buy goods. More thar
800 usefsl articles at Less than half the
usual prices Call and sas what we have
to offer. whether you bay or Dot Some
thing new every week.
II could have repeated the spsech OF
judge Bell almost word for word. said
An Iowa man, II have heard 1t 30 oftea ia
Iowa during grsepback days-. Thst Is
the best crftfcSsm thAt could be made
and ~ that sesns naesasary
Mr. J. A. Funderb1rg spent some
i6ns n Basa ooaaty and while there
caught ssvere cold that kept him in
Anon ~ several daya He = now about
aeGin, and will during next week see
tioif n The voters Of the county.
careles
boards assgI
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