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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-06
WORK WANTED.
Al.I.
A. WM. l.. IIARTtNG.
Fxpert Accountant and Auditor.
Rarnes building. Room 81. 81 Park ROW.

A VIM l. UARTCNG.
Fxpert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes building. Room 3S 81 PARK Row.
ACCOUNTANT by an expert: will write
nm small sets Of books. open or ci's'
books. design systems uf accounts ipr GO.
pora, ions do estate work. etc. NJ. L. -
Tribune once.
AN EXPERIENCED EXAMINER wants
blsition IN ladies' cloaks. best I'ir'
.nce. LOUIS HOTKiS. 10 Columbla-h'.
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN. experienced In
retail groceries, wants SITUATION }"
wholesale grocery. or specially III tna
lmr. road preferred. best references AZ
dress CONFIDENCE. Tribune once.
RAKER. Foreman wants situation apie
10 run small or big concern. prtad OF
cake. Vienna and French. Al; city or
country. j. g.. Box 100. Greenpolnt. l.. /
BooElK FF:PER.-Doubie entry. rs; five
venrs ,harge OF Office. general drySoods'
sales 500 900: business sold owing 10
death OF owner. best retirement salary
500. Box 53l. Bridgeport. Conn.
ROOKEEPER and CASHIER.-l3 years
in last place highest references desires
position Address e.. Box LIZ. New-iork
Postofiics.
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COACIiMAN. &c By competent single
maa as goodman and generally useful
man. thoroughly experienced and reliable
In care u horses harness. carriages. city
and country driving. can milk. attend
garden and lawns. civil. sober and obiig-
ing. satisfactory references. Adiress
COACHNAN. ) Morris-st.
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DItESsMAKING.

ARTISTIC DRESsMANlNG: imported
fashions. hotel orders az short notice;
gods ourchased II desired. moderate
prices. Mrs. " ELROY. - East llth-s'..
between broadway and University !lac"
cOrTTRIER FRANCHISE Nine. An
d-rs1n. los Wes, l1ih. formerly with
stems special'.es. fancy waists. street
and dinner costumes. short notice, ladies
materials made. summer prices.
MAKER ny an experienced dress
maker by tue BAY Mrs j. DARN
sTApr. 2ol East 3i'h-st.
pREssMAK Excellent: by the day
81 ~ nr dresses made home. 81 up,
Nrs'-ciass filter. chilirens costumes. re-
models FASHIONABLE. Box -. l.242
Broadway
DREssNAKER Artistic: hrst-c.as, NJ
tor desires more engagements, city or
country. terms moderate, highest refer
eucc. j.. 2;| sth-ave.
DRESS MAKER. French; perfec, ht,e-.
Paris atyle. hy day. city or country.
summer price. irst-ciass city re- rnce.
ELISE. a3l I,h-ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SuBscRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
Use WILL ~ REcElNED At THE
p dol- NORTH x Thlriy-lrst-st.. and AD-
NrHTirf.MESTS az mo following bran p
Orlc-s - Figh'l-aye. 10 Ih'rl-afe..
corner Forty sev.Lfh.s'.. lj9 East Forty
seventh corner Thirl-ave.. $50 Eas,
:2ith-st. near Third-a,e.. l.uc6 Third ave.
near S.Vty-nrst-st.. los Flrs' ave. 700
West Forty seconi-st. iv2 Columbus-aVe.
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ApvERTIsrMENTs ANp sI'ns(

ADVFRTIsrMESTs ASD srBsCRiP-
TiDNs FOR THE SEW YORK rliI..
T%F WILL Ur Hl'tiNtD At TIE
f-irioNS OFFICE -. .i2 Hrnaiway.
~ nor north ., Thlriy-hf-t st.. and AD-
V,.itTfsFMTSr - fh~ following Branch
once - Firhih-av". 100 Ihiri-a.-. .
.e,@rfh.sf c.rne- Thifl-nrc. 100 East
i2s,h a. neai Trra.atc.. o2i Thfi-atcs
r.,r eisi, .rr~t-'t. los FIRST a.r.. JOG
West Forty second ST.. i92 Colnmbus-aSe.
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FLATS TO LETT nfurnishcd.

SECOND FLOOR. consisting ~ two large
rooms ana bath in handsome house IN
5Gth-qf.. u~l- Sih ave. To- one or two
bachelors. Address PERMANENT l.2i2
broadway.
9TH AVE. LOIS. corner scth-et.-Apar'-
menis overlooking Parh. only $50.
NIXON. 60 Broadway.
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NURSE.-A German young woman a.
nurse. AMELIA STERN. % Willett-st;
cn rls
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cOFFEE-The market was dull and heavy. Win small
Is, tays trading that has place FOR months An
Increase IN the worlds visible supply Of 1900 bags
On August and heavy receipts al Brazilian points MI
bulls With dsnay and check speculation. slight oss
vas shown for most months at the close RIO was 100
us hlxher 1880 reis; exchange unchanged at on;
vesipts 1900 bags; stock 10000 bags Santos FIRM
200 refs receips 10000 bags; stock 1913 600 bags
Ssria shipments the United States IN July 81 900
W Hamburg closed "a pig lower: August: 10 30 pfss;
kxnber. "a: October 20 Is; November, cs ~. Havre
iHnc higher August so September. % so; October
a. November. So. December $50 cleared from Havre
Ella Champagne 1000 bags Brazilian for New York
Or,racts closed dull AZ points advance 10 points
. 30 bags follow:
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NEAT. light rooms: cheap Tor summer
months. call before they are taken
pENTIST. gl2 Gth-aye.
> ,crs.r iaTII sT-Lnrge airy room: hand
som-ly furnished. also hall room. board
optional.
IA EAST 2oTIt-sT Pleasant room. pri-
vaf- bait. afro smaller rooms p"Tiln-
nent or trnusirnfs. central, references.
.gTH ST. i2 EAST Handsome pnilor and
single rooms. private baths. convenient
principal hotels. clubs. moderate rents
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner loSth-st.-
Substantial. artistic detached house. low
price. send FOR circular. ATLAS IN
rEOEEA.ENT CO. Is broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Mcneil s WI
sons Excelsior machine. 81. rs. WI
sons cutting machine. 5lN91s Bass cal
culating machine SIS. 81. blk money.
EDGAR TATE y co. 2i3 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR Mauden's
snow CLEANING attachment for loo 'inou'es:
y2l S4f. Griiln's new plast". and aftihcI1l
coal. bargains. EDGAR TATE ~ co. -"
broadway.
Al PATENTS TOR SALE -llciche"in's IN
R.nlous shutter rowri 1mod~b, Saun Ter
can holder. 5lJ.3 Gg. Gahb's broaching DE-
vice. As. So. EDGAR TATE q co. 10
broadway.
AM WILLING TO PAY 500 Tor loan s275
one month, very highest references. note
end 81 go security given. BlOOMiN'-
DALE. 100 W'rt i2d-st
COUNTRY MANUFACTURERS Have Of
nee 20 show your goods IN city give me
prospects and details hs 10 heir merits "A
drrss NJ. Harlem Tribune Branch once
2i3 West l25ihst.
FINE PLUMBING BUSINESS. 600 Gus
TONER'S. rent taken out In work ~ esiht9,
work ahead. sickness "nusc or s"llhs' D.
J.. i.5lD 2i-av".
GOOD OPENING FOR young man with
500 I'm real estate business established
office: good business. Address Tor futthcr
par,iculars TOULMlN. "a Tribune Build-
Ing
INVENTOR Will make liberal arrange
ment with party assisting nnanciniy IN
placing valuable patent on market, smal'
sum only required. LOCK bon los' Kan
way. y. J. --
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIP-
TioNs FOR THE sen, roFk TI rs,
uNE WILL RE RECEIVER Al Ihh
"a de-" !? north Of Tkiriy-drs,-st, and AD-
VERTIsEMENTS at the folio" branch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave; go Th.Ti,ave..
h-a
seyenth-st.. corner Third-aye.; 40 East
i2sth-st.. near Third-sve ,o?6 Third-av,eos
near Slxty-nrst-st: LOS First-ave: loo
West Forty-second-st.: l92 Columpusa's
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Pony stallion. broken - har-
ness. also childrcn's ponies. reliable. Al
dress pr. -. 6. JACKSON. J.. o. Box lGl.
Jamaica. l.. l.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-06

Market closed steady a. 10 points advance, com
ra-sd with Yesterdays closing prices IransierrlTie no.
80 4 s5 Total sales 40 100 bales. New-lork spot
aes today and night as omoialy repo,,ed' no1
sYrS- 900 bales; consumption $50 bales; total io@<
e.s, sno market steady: middling uplands lo-loc
njtding Gulf 3-l6c which is l-lec higher compsIeu
ar Yesterdays closing The Chronicles cotton crop
rport, are Of generally favorable character me crop
,aid 10 be doing and in sections OF Aanana
s,d Texas the prospects exceptionally good S'asu-
of
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BISIyESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED who VIII invest
81 500 rs needed for half-interest IN -
tanliShcd manufacturing business. no cro's
investment secui'. MEG hANICAh. ifl"-
uue ONCE
RELIABLE MAN with $1,000 wanted In
place II retired partner; general c'minis-
sion business. established 1851 gnud n
come assured. reference. o.. ThAN i-N'
2I5 Broadway. Room -.
SOUTHERN MERCHANT would pay ''c
on IN, dollar cash for fall o.. spiins s'',N
II clothing Answer NEW-lOkh MJiolsl.-
SALE Purchasing AGEN'h' %"
Broadway.
WILL invest 500 in A paying. trucking
or cypress business. Address n
SCHI.OTT "a lst ave.
WANTED Partner fpr tho cutting and
handling u some yaluahl" timber IN Vest
Nllginia Address r.. r.. Tribune once.
WANTED Partner with $1,000 In bust
Mesa which Tor years ha' p''d -"
monthly. BUSINESS. Tribune Ohice
WANTED To buy Or lease steam or
street railroad also bonds bought. CASH.
Tribune Office
$1,000 WANTED Special capital. small
established business. no services required
pay - per cent annually. safe. not sp.cu-
iatlye IN any way. Address MAC. 20 West
lfth-st.. Room 2.
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cash quotations were follows Flour was dun an. and
a5Ssso 70 8 spring wheat sa'ic by ,emple ~ rg.
52ac. 40 corn. 4g,c No ,a'S d 'y 81 a.
timothy ss i 8 b. s. a s. .'Sh %T' 4 s des
s' de-, 50 90 dry sar shoulders aoxea, sog
50 l2i7 short ,caF hl'| ~, a,,
s. cs 1anniatcd s. ~, standard -. 81 - bbI ON
s'eady csra ereacf; - ira 2ig-2c: seconds 40
Cincinnati" Aas I,u' 81 ,@ss =, "sc, gSiei 80
iom ear. 5oc Oais ac,iye. No mS~i new Se sample
'4 4se . sample. SC Fork Ness sa % 81 ~
family p1 sS s lr+ ~ ' Rt ' ara re- Gas@p
lard 7,.c lard INC. Bacon steady shoulder 'c
s9. ss,. ' S ga sq St. ' ai 81 p a ' %
Minneapolis Aug whrSr an1 there ~' was dis
position On the part Of sellers to 9@N Tor oT@T 1 pr', S
had t,ndcncJ To large snles 1t is thought Iose
DE the present conditions 81 weahcr may continue
he recovery reducing Yield below that u FOR
for sertemSer 30 track: 5s'ic for hard DC for
81 GOA * IS for patents s2qf2 y FOR bakers production
2g0co bbls shipments sos bbs anita, ,o.,., fl,
tho absence Of stimulating news from Other maIke.S II
I o. s2e at when closed cash RANGED sc below and
December rs a9o,e SsnPs p, wnca' srsy y.s 7cco
bush. september. 53c, sample barley continues s.ns
wSnip s''' oats steady and active. .,. ...
philadelphia Aug rner nrssre y,
gh' i RHa m o du ia" but sady at s. s5ss2
nm r.sr f.norfs from other domestic grain
Foreign demand continued light No red August ~.
0jiisc. September 5;. u5J1c. October ""@n"bhc. No"
vrmfer 57isa57a.c. Rye inaciv" and weaker, NO :
Pennsylvania. &C Corn-ohernrs y,iy sna ana prices
nrrny maintained but shippers doing nothing ana de-
mand for local consumption !ight. NJ mixed August,
sNrt,GiIc September. 5jQ5Gr. october, 5tH6jc. oats
Market for CARROTS weak. under light demand and IN
creased pressure 70 sell. Prices declined &c on new
cron and il-c on old dull and without impor-
ant change No white Ausust 3Ca37c september and DC
fner 80 ofaGc November. 3G1JGxc Egg Choice stock
scarce nrrn. Pennsyivana nrsts l4c sugar strong
md =. 49,. keysion" y @~-c: other
brands unchanged All other articles unchans.d ,.a
fr 10 fsncy 81 25Gs2 30: fancy s2a,2 H.
81 i5asI 90; rye hour. sSds3 10 Bran hrrn bat qule
sal,s-Countfy points 1900: sacHs ~ ac cars sacked
al Coo: DO at Gle ship at G'c East track cars
sarkcl nj &c evee-3 sacked country, NJ dc
Wheat ri, yesterday; August 4sc september
4pi.c December 52ssc Corn higher. August, 3oc; sep
43isc oats firm August. 2Sesc; Sep
,enber 9of.c: May 34izc Pork-Standard mesa selling
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

A LARGE tas~neu, ma suh-ce'iar. Y de-
sifel. wi'. 81" ro co. lr store. All CON
venienrcs L. rars Pace.
PART 0, o. T-ainay retail ana whole
-si. i0l.-.s'. re. ~'il adapted fnr cigar
man al Broadway. lnglir" between :
an o. a.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
EnIe.

Cnle.
At cARPrNTER'S ORIGINAL EMPLOY
MENT HOUSE. los Gth-ave.. ws have
test coCchmen. gardeners. gr'onlH' la.H,
forofn-n. farmhanls useful-mcn. marriel
couples: all nations. also femal" help. all
w,ll recommended. Established lh4'.
RvTLER by frst-clnss man. speaking
French English: aged 80. sober. honest
unders 'anis MIS- business thoroughly. take
charge u finest floor. useful. SC. two
wears hest city references. PiEDNOEL'
l42 West 3oth-st, ring three times.
COOK Carver baker; desserts. game. mar
kctin.,: city or country motel or prV.,.
house: best of references. Agency, 4lt
ith-ave.
cooK.-Rv Frenchman. single. as cook
and make himself useful In American
family 242 West 2oth-st.. call FOR Jsnltor.
CARETAKERs. quiet couple will take
charge OF house or apartment. highes,
references. a. Is. c.. Tribune once.
CARETAKER.-R Reliable middle aged
American. competent. honest. tenp~r-
ate. industrious. wants care o, 1'asr.
dencr. handy with tools. or general util-
nv. best reference. Address II. {. A.,
Ewing's Hotel. 10 Montgomery Jer-
Soy cry. --------
COMPANION. VALET or SECOND
MANLY Il young EnSlishman. ~.
lust landed. position III hc"N''""
house as companion, valet or second
house man: willing. oblisins and sohe.
WAGES no obierr; well recommended Al
dress J. J. CANNON. Postoffice' New
Yor. CITY.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By young
Swede: thorough horseman; understands
the care Of fne horses. harness. caFetul
driver. city or country; personal ana writ
ten references. Agency. iis fth-ave.
COACHMAN By single Protestant; Is
first class IN every particular: temperate;
careful driver. good city reference city
ar country COACHMAN. Ga Oth-ave.;
second floor.
CoACuMAN and GARDENER COOK ard
LAUNDRESS. By an English couple. NJ
family: man excellent In care and driving
OF horses. good gardener; can milk and
care FOR cows. etc. wife nice cook and ex-
cellent laundrrss can milk: good butter
maker; best references. CARPENTERS,
los 6th-ave.
COACHMAN and GARDENER. BY
n Scotchman: aged 30: strictly temper
nte ana well recommended: experienced
in care and driving Of horses; good gar
dener; can milk care lawps. etc. generally
useful-man. At CARPENTERS los 9Th
COACHMAN and GARDENER-COOK and
LArNDRESS.-By a man and Wife. man
understands care Of fine horses and all
kinds OF stock: wife Is good hand with
poultry. milking and buttermakng. would
take care OF gentleman's country place;
good reference. Call or address II. II. c..
143 2Sth-st., Brooklyn.
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uOTSEWORK. BY swedish person; 10
good cook. washer and itoner. city or
country: hotel or private place: reference.
Agency. 4l4 ith-ave.
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EOVSEWORK.- By young girl TO 40
general homework in n small family: =
years in last place. best reference. Can
i'll East 62d-st.: no cards.
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WANTED Free ari cle'- farm. fQr
equity private house. l'3ih-7t., rented
hnrrHin. NIXON 80 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-06

LADY'S MAID.-By young French woman.
who IL a first-class maid dressmaker.
haird-esser, and packer: references. Nina
JACQUINS. COZ ith-avc.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Male.
COACliMAN. &c.-By competent single
maa as goodman and generally useful
man. thoroughly experienced and reliable
In care n horses. harness. carriages. city
and country driving. can milk. attend
garden and lawns. civil. sober and oblig-
Ing: satisfactory references. Address
COAChMAN. ) Morris-st.
COACHMAS and GARDENER Single;
understands both bftuchas. long esperi-
cnc". can rik AMI make himself useful;
VIII keep plnc" IN good style has I'M
doubted references. moderate wages
Please address USEFUL. Box -. Tribune
OIice.
CoACHMAN ami UsEFUL-MAN.-By
y1ung Enylishman, who thoroughly I'M
dersiand. his business; willing and oblig-
Ing. good reference. Address II. c.. Box
? Tribune Office.
COACHMAN. by competent. reliable. er-
perienc Il driver In city or country;
thorough groom. good h9rscmen, genersiy
useful. milk II required. . years refer
encrs from last place. cOACHMAN. 81
Warren-st.. harness store.
COACTIMAN. English will be found
wiling. ohiging and sober. can mix
and take care u garden Or lawn good ref
erence can De well recommended. Ad-
dfess EDWARD TRUsLOVE. Englewood.
y. !.
COACITMAS. a married man. no fam
fly. understands gardening AMI care OF
al kinds 81 stock wife * hrs'-ciass hand
with poultry. milk AMI butter. hfst-class
reference from last and former empioyes-
Address ". +. NJ. Tribune once.
COACHMAS by A competent single Prot
estint ctp medium size; experienced IN
car" % horses and carriages: city " coun-
thy: references. COACHMAN. 30 East
32l-s'.. private stable.
COACfMAN and UsEFUL-MAN. an
Enilishman. age y. willing - make
himself useful around a gentleman place;
lrst-class references. H.. Box 70. l..1
Broadway
COACHMAN and UsEFUL-MAN.-By
respectable young Norwegian, UNDER
Stands tho care Of horses. carriages and
harness. sober and honest. good reference.
o. T.. Box 9. Tribune Office.
COACHMAH. &c.-By a young man: ex-
pert rider. ) Years reference as TO hon.
ssty. sobriety ana intelligence. Addresa
Box rs. ChappaqGa. y. J.
COACHMAN. -Colored: Il years with last
employer. Address II. FERGUSON. 800
East G3d-s:.
COACIIMAN or SrCOND-MAN By an
Engl,shman: aged %: good driver; pair
or single. thoroughly understands his BUSH
ness In every way: we'll reconmended-
Apply J. NJ. O. West 3Gth-st
GARDENER German married man; can
10 all kinds work on gentieman's country
place: good mixer and driver. best refer
enoe. GARDENER. 40 West i9th-s'.
TsEFrL-MAN.- By a trenchman. &C. in .
private family. city or country. under
stands care of horses: references. COUR-
GER. care Of Wall. 32i 7ih-ave.
TGEFVL-NAN. by German. middle-aged;
thoroughly understands care II horses
carriages. dr.ving and gardening; refer
ence. HOLT. - East 3d-st.. rear.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
Horse Creek Happenings.
FELIX.

Much hay is being hauled from
Holly to Towner.
Mrs. Royal has about recovered
from her recent illness.
Jim Bristow, of Towner, paid
Horse creek visit last week
Mrs. Robt Robinson has been suf
fering from an attack of the grip.
Francis Conley and Ellis South
wood are keeping bachelors roost
No. 2.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown is visiting her
sister in-law Mrs. Laura NJ John at
Salina, Kansas.
Howard Brown to keep up with
the times has been CARRYING cork
leg" for week or two.
Among those who have suffered
from grip are all of the Reynolds
and Mrs. Garfield. All are improv-
ing.
Two valuable dogs have been pois-
oned on the creek. viii those who
put out poison be kind enough to let
their neighbors know.
Chas. Lockard, of Towner, has
been trying to capture a horse that
is running on the range for some
time but failed. He offers SO for
his capture but no horse on the creek
has wind enough.
The girls are weeping here on Horse
creek,
From the mouth to upper forF;
For the chap who owns the ''hawse
and cawt,"
Has departed for New York.
IrEMIzER.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
CHURCHES.

". =. CHrECH At LrEaR-Ssrries-s held as
fulloNp Preaching every Sunday at II a. M and
y H. Sunday School az y As a. M.
REy. J. ID. DEoKE. Pastor.
CHEtsrttS CuuErH At LANAI Sunday School
ryerI SUNDAY at a. a. Social meeting and
Bible readina Al 10 a. a. m
MAJ NAttEI srSDNH--cHoot--At May VALLEY
schpal House At q Io'eioek ?. m Every one cor
daily Invited 70 attend
GNNSApN Meets a. the ". Z.
Church IN Granada every sunday al 20 O'Clock
p ma. Er~rr body invited 20 attend.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
Notes From Paradox.
Still fine weather.

Still fine weather.
The water is still running in the
Hyde ditch and several are still irri-
eating.
There was dance at the Paradox
school house Friday eve, and a large
crowd had splendid time.
The farmers all feel jubilant over
the prospect of the big hunt by Den
yer hunters as We have lots of John
rabbits to spare.
koen Bros. have been buying cat
tie in this valley for the past few
weeks. They have been paying very
satisfactory prices.
The threshing machine of Myers
* Davis is in this neighborhood
threshing alfalfa. The yield is better
than was expected.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

Inc REGISTER would like to have corres-
ponneht IN every community in the county.
Please send communications regularly They
must be In the office by Thursday morning to
insure publication.
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
SECRET SOCIETIES.

:, l. o. o. F.-LANAR LoDGE No. 10 rnee,. avo.,,
Ia .lS A. Z. m; An members Of this lodge
ally invited to attend. a. Van nK,ssS svt"i-
W. p. HEAroS. sec. ~
A. =. a A--L1MAR LoBaE. U. d.. pe.,s o,
month. ''eHips oi eaeh
LRr,,,, &C. GoopALK, N.
.WooDMEN OF THE EwoRLD.-LAu.rc,vp
~ met NE nrsi and third Friday in every
come tign + u,.sN 1NaNs Nei-
K Z PIKE, Clerk. l' ! hhAHhGi' N-c'
GA, R.-Kir C.EsoS Posr No. 20 er,..,.o,,,,
seeoad and fourth Thursday in every month M
I'm : = m All comrades are invited TO come into
D. E. coorEa, Adj. = u o'''DALh' Com
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cordially Invited to attend
GRANADA SOCIETIES.
A. p. A. M--GRANAnA L1bGE No. y ruoets
saiusrSiay nights ga OF before each fun moon
Aud two weeks thereafter.
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err Saturday nixht-
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for his cattle.

Mrs. E. Hollinger returned from
Pueblo last Wednesday.
There was dance at the school
house last Friday night.
Reed Shoemaker, of Eads has been
visiting friends in the valley.
Homer Wilson and family have
moved to his ranch on Graveyard
creek.
Frank Lamson has spent very
pleasant week trading roosters with
q. F. Pearl.
John Hoback arrived from Denver
last week He brought down a bunch
of fine horses.
Mrs. H. G.. Rowe, who has been
visiting her daughter in Omaha, has
returned home.
Bentley and Stevenson are going
to dye-Bentley his hair and Steven
son his whiskers.
Mrs. Bentley, H. G. Rowe and
Chas. Miller returned from Boulder
on Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Eerrington, of Pueb-
10, have been visiting MIR. Herring
toms sister Mrs. Vim. Guy
The farmers of the valley are max
ing arrangements to have rabbit
hunt to be followed in the evening
by dance.
Miss Fain, of Eads, Miss Pearl
Carle and Messrs. Carle and Wick
ersham were in this neighborhood
Christmas week.
The literary society holds meet
ings every alternate Friday night
great deal of interest is manifest and
much good is resulting.
A petition has been circulating in
this neighborhood favoring the re-
moval of the land office to Eads.
They all want it and so do we.
Farms to rent in this vicinity are
scarce, man paid in work an
amount equal to thirty dollars for
the privilege of renting place.
At the election of officers of the
Society of Christian Endeayor last
Sunday night, G. +. Pearl was elect
ed president, Edwin Nation vice
president, l.. s. Cox treasurer, and
Ed Gordon secretary.
The people turned out en- masse to
the Christmas tree on Christmas
night, the house was crowded to
overtlowing, a short program was fol
lowed by distribution of gifts. The
tree was very prettily decorated and
when the many candles were lighted
presented beautiful appearance.
Candies, apples and oranges were
given to all the children. The com
mittee on arrangements deserve great
credit, the program was entertaining,
the tree showed artistic taste in dec
Grafton, and the whole was a grand
The Lamar register., 1894-01-06
Pleasant Valley News.

Miss Elma Lewis returned to Eads
on Moi lay.
II. G. Rowe has substantial sheds