The Lamar register., 1892-10-08

LOCALS.
The Tsasent- -Stribbling shoe for ladies
1t Johnston's.
Nm. E n Manning has opened mil
linery store in the Postal Telegraph block.
Rsv. W. 1. Taylor left Tuesday evening
~ Denver. He will be gone week or
ten days.
Frank Lee and the Misses Dlckason,
q Granada, were Lamar visitors last
Saturday.
IN F. Dickinson and ]. L. May6eld,
Granada merchants, were visiting La
mar this week.
A man went into one OF our dry goods
stores recently, and enquired for pair
OF 1ladies socks"
The best shoe for ladies' in the market:
The Tennent-Stribbling brand. For
At Johnston's-
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Wilcox and Mr..
2 and Mrs. Gene Wilcox, of Granada, were
in town last Saturday.
8. Morris Irwin is selling mems aud
boys hats, clothing, underwear, dry
goods. shoes and millinery cheap.
W. + Johnston will have the finest line
of Dress Goods ever shown IN eastern
Colorado by October 18th. Wait!
Go to W. H Sanders for groceries, pro-
- Icyz a.
and bran. His prices are the lowest.
d.. W. NJ. Cummings has been nomi-
mated for the legislature by the republi-
cans Of Bent and Las Animas counties
WANTED-To trade, good piece of
business property in Lamar for farm
property near the town. Enquire at
the bank.
- Mrs. Mary A. Parrish and daughter,
1lra. Malissa Conway, left Thursday
right for vandalia, Missouri, to remain
7dring the winter.
Edward Biby, who recently sold his
q livery stable, has been looking La Junta
over with a possible view OF engaging in
the same business there.
B. B. Brown was hunting wild cats
and watermelons on the head of Wolfe
creek this week. For full particulars
enquire OF A. N. Parrish.
The sale delinquent taxes for Prowers
county occurred on Thursday and Fri
day. There was large attendance and
the bidding was spirited.
NOTICE-Unle the person who took
the sulLy from my shop returns it with
in the next ten days, there will be
trouble. j. B. WOODS.
Wait and see Johnston's new line of
Dress Goods of the latest styles. will
have the lnrgest line of Dry Goods ever
seen in Lamar by October 18th.
One OF the busiest men in the city is
Mayor vsnorsdale. Between his bust
ness in the town, and his ranch just out
side he has been kept hustling. He needs
helper on the farm.
The representatives of the populists
Of Otero, Bent, Kiowa, Baca and Prowers
counties met at the office Of Judge Blod
atorial candidate. The desire to fuse on
the part Of some Of the Prowers county
men was overruled by some OF the out
side counties, aud George Peck of Bent
county was put in nomination.
]. w. Golladay was called to his old
home In Wayne county, Iowa, by the Sc
we're illness of his mother. He has just
< returned. He is better satisfied with
Colorado than ever, and says many are
coming west and others are looking in
tho direction of the mountains. He says
the state there is conceded to Harrison;
Weaver has but little strength.
NJ. J. B. Cline, candidate for commits
1ioner. was mixing with the voters of the
vest end this week. He returned to his
home on Thursday. He is man of good
hard sense, keen and close observer,
and very interesting talker. He has
a1Fsady had several years experience,
ood coosequently is familiar with the
dntiss of the ofliOe to which he will be
a1ested In November.
4 dhust insisting Of the board OF trade
- hsld Monday evening. Tho only
nuttsct cnnsldsred was the proposed
eesensey. u vss estimated that e22O0
Wtn - nscs.asy In cash to put the en-
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