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Delta chief., 1884-12-17
Uncompah=r- Debating Club.

To the Editor OF Tdr CnI,T,
The settlers of that part Of the uncompah.
gre valley adjacent to Delta are the happy
possessors of full tiedgcd debat'ns society.
1t is known as the uncompahgre Debating
and Literary Society. The officers elect are
president, J. II. Adams; yicn-presidcnt, j. j.
Marsh: secretary, d. 5. Leach treasurer,
Mrs. +. Mulford. Our meetings are held on
Saturday evening OF each week. At our last
meeting which was held at the residence Of
Mr.. J. II. Adams. the comparative utility
of water and rail tran sro-iation was discussed.
The good and evil results incident to land
grants, steamship subsidies and river and
harbor improvements were fully brought
out OF course we have the inc'denials I"
debating socieiy's bill Of fare" such as
select reading, defamation, music, &c. One
II p-omiucnt feature of our society is that of ex.
temporancous speaking. One or more ques-
ttons are selected for discussion and a free
for all" debate follows. This also gives those
not ON the regular order of debate AN oppor.
tuuity tp air any opinions they may have on
IN, question which has been handled by the
"orators of the evening"" The object of the
society is of course mutual improvement
Our debating societies like our free schools,
free thought and free speech, are peculiarly
American, and that they are beneficial to all
who take an active part is admitted a
knowledge of parliamentary law and the
ability to exnress our opinions in public in n
coherent aud AT ract'vc manner are not only
enjoyable adjuucts to life. but are qualities
which every American citizen should, and
can if he will, possess. Itis simply matter
Of study and practice, and is owing to our
system Of government, a duty which every
II an owes to his country. Dcpating societies
are but legislative bodies in miniature aud IL
properly conducted can bc made effective in.
strumcnts in promoting the nations progress
Our next meeting will ba held at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Thos. Hanoum, at which, the
time honorcd question Of pursuit and Pos
session" will be handled in mastcrly man.
ner by A. Burdick. A. G. Burdick, Thomas
Hanoum, +. Mulford, j. II. Adams and -
Harris. To you, MIR. Editor, and to all
readers Of the CHIEF most cordial invita-
ton is extended.
SECRETARY, U. d. 4 l.. $.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

spent in clearing the land of buck brush and
cottonwood, but the soil is of very rich
sandy loan, finely adapted to fruit-growing.
A great deal of the fruit Mr.. Alley put out
was from cuttings, some of which died, partly
from neglect, but mostly from the want of
water as cuttings require much more water
in this dry climate than would plants.
Nevertheless all efforts put forth were well
repaid rs next season over one acre of straw
berries. nearly an acre of blackberries and
ra.pberries will be in bearing, besides goose
berries, grapes, asparagus, rhubarb, &c.
About one hundred trees have been set out
and are growing nicely; they consist of
apples, pears, peaches, apricots, plums and
cherries. Last season two of the plum trees
bore fruit aud we venture to say that they
were the first plums raised on the reservotion.
Some Of the trees had cherries on one tree
bore nearly pint. most delicious sample
of Concord grapes was also raised. Besides
the fruit mentioned there will be consider
able that will come iato bearing later oni but
this is simply n beginning Of what Mr.. Ken
nedy proposes Ia do, n he has been very sue
cessiul in the handling Of nursery stock and
has gained the confidence of most of the
ranchmen, he proposes to commence growing
a. fast rs possible all kinds of nursery stock,
thus saving enormous rates OF freight, giving
better "a. isfaction and much lower figures to
those who patronize him. Ut viii he conced-
el by all that 20 have nursery loe ited at
Delta will be n great benefit 20 the country,
and cannot help but receive the support and
good wishes OF all who wish to grow fruit.
Not only will our ranchmcn know just what
they are ge..ipg but it will keep much capi-
tai at home that otherwise would 20 out of
the State. We believe in patrouizing home
industries as far a. possible when We can do
as we'll or better Mr. kennedy is interested
with US and will look after the interests of
all. Mos, of The large quantity OF stock ship
ped in by him came from Nebraska, the ma
iori,y fayoriny stock sent from 10 far west.
II. intends To con ..nue tslsing orders and has
already over $1,000 of orders for spring deliv-
cry. Also over 5000 strawberry plants have
been sold from his place Tor spring plsnting.
Before closing this a-t'cle We desire to
mention few varieties OF fat that have
done well ia Colorado. Apples, Early Har-
vest, ASK -acan and Red June for summer /;
Dutchess of oldenbprg, Maiden Blush, Fam
uese or Snow aud Fall Ppm for fail Ben
Davis, every time.J Baldwin, Genitan and
Wealthy for winter. The Eady Richmond,
English Moreilo and Gov. Wood cherries are
good varieties. Bartlett aud Flemish Beauty
pears Wild Goose, Weaver and Minor
plum. Concord and Dcleware grape. Gregg
blaekcap raspberry. The Snyder blackberry
is somewha, small but is very hardy. The
iIcughton gooseberry aud Red Dutch currani,
as well as all of the varieties above mention
ci are old and reliable kinds.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

As nearly can be ascertained at present
by the Chicago Joa aui, the total vote east
in the uu'ted States at the recent presiden-
,ial elect was 2,ss2, ,i03, as against o, ,2oi :
i,S IN 1850. showing an increase Of 677 .97J.
The total Republican vote in the county at
large this year is ,795, ,272; in 1880, 4Afo,053
increase, J46,2l9. The total Democratic vote
this year is ash. .22I; in 1850. AZ, ,0G5 in
crease, 3d9, ls9. The net Democratic gain is
% SOL
Delta chief., 1884-12-17
Notice for l.u hl,cn..on.
LAND OFFICE AT G, SSrsoN, Col,
D.Nca minr lSSl


Notice ishercby given that the following named
settler has filed nu,icc of his intention ~ niasc
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will he made before h. L. Kellogg. clerk OF
district court; ~ Delta Colo. on January y, isS,,
nw,+ see. Is, tp. Il SOUTH range ~ west 9Th prin
cipat meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz; Jay +. Smith and George II. Duke,
OF hotchkiss, Colo: X. A. Adams, of faonia,
Colo, and L.. y. Coleman, of Delta colo,
JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

IT is announced that United States Senator
Con-er, of Michigan. VIII resign his seat the
latter part Of December, to accept a judicial
appointment at Washington. The Legisla-
ture Of Michigan, which will be called upon
TO elect his snccessor. is Rrnnblican.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

John Mcdonald, of the new firm of Bas-
Ter d Mcdonald. has arrived with gang of
carpenters to put up their new store build
ing. 1t will be located on the southeast
corner of Main and Fourth streets.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

Representative Buckln has gone to Den
yer to attend to his legislative duties. Let
tiers addressed to rooms 1 and 5 Welch block
Denver, VIII reach him.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

THE Denver T. jJVRe.R pubiieda has been
making war on ganrblers and gambling
games. but has not Ms yet said anything
against The popi commissioners.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

John Clancy, who was cut by Tom. Sulli-
van, at Escalante, lately, was removed 10
town last week for medical treatment, and is
now able to be up and around some.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

The Ladies Aid society will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Robert ID.
Blair, on the Garnet mesa. A cordial invi.
tation is extended to all to be present.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

In connection with the prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening, there will be Bible
reading. \ good attendance is expected, and
all bring their Bibles.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

George b. Veterinarian left for Kansas last
Sunday morning, to take his wife TO Kansas
City for medical treatment. He will be ab-
sent until the middle of January.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

A factory at Youngstown, Ohio, is engac
ell in making nickel-plated shingles for til,
New Orleans Exposition.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

Judge Kings new residence has been fin
ished and is now ready for occupancy. Ru-
NOR has it that the Judge goes east soon and
will look up an occupant
Delta chief., 1884-12-17
ROBERT D. BLAIR.
Notary Public for Delta County,
DELTH. COLORADO.
Once al rms cnrxr onles,
Notice for s'ubiicn,ion.
LAND OFFICE AT GuNNisoN, Colo, !
December Is lSSi /,

LAND offiCE At GuSNl>OS, COLO,
December Is, 1881. I
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of her mtcnu III to make
final proof in support OF her claim, and that said
proof will be made before A. Il. King Judge of
county court nt Delta. Colo, on January u, lSsS
viz: Bessie +. iargcr, ID. s 2aS Ute Series, for
the els swA, VIZ se., sec. L. tp. Ii south. range
~ west of the 9Th Principal Meridian.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land. viz; Vim. l.. Marcy. c. q, Downing,
Vim, \, Hunt and John Hyatt, all Of Delta, Colo.
JOHN j. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1884-12-17

Fresh oysters, dressed turkeys and chick
ens at Speucers.
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T. o. P. C. G. N

This firm will IN future be known as
Pollock & Thompson. The former has
been for the past thirteen years travel
ing in the Wholesale Grocery trade,
and will continue with one of the lar.
gest houses in Chicago, which will en-
able them to buy goods at bottom
figures and sell them to the people IN
the same manner. Mr.. Thompson.
(famlliarly known as Butcher Thomp-
SOM will take charge assisted by Jas.
Osenbaugh formerly partner as Baker
d Co., and look after the interests of the
hungry public, in the provision line,
the same as he has done heretofore in
meats, etc, Remember cash buys more
and letter goods than anybody's
promise to pay. Call at Baker G. Co.'S.
old stand and door south of Savings
Bank.
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PURE AND GOOD.
The Place to get Your Candies for
the Holidays.

Maynaris Restaurant, Bakery and
Candy Factory will without doubt be
Santa Clause fayorlte headquarters
during holidays. In addition to the
choice varieties OF PLAIN and fancy
candies which he manufactures he will
have one of the largest stocks of gener.
al Christmas goods IN the city. Nuts,
ralsins. figs, oranges, lemons in profu-
sion, and everything fresh and nice.
Why buy stale and poor goods of thus
description, when you can get them
fresh, wholesome and good at the same
prices at this popular establishment.
Don't fail to call.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue and authority OF a special Execution
Issued from the office Of the clerk OF the circuit
court of Adair county Missouri, returnable at the
December term 1884, of said court, TO me directed
In favor OF Mary A. Muslck, and against Cy rena
Hickman, John X. e. Hickman, Lille A. VI.
Hickman and Ida Hickman In pu issuance OF q juds-
meni and order ofsae of said court At The October
Term 1884, have levied upon and seized the follow
ing described real estate in Adair county, Missouri
to-wit: The south part of the south west quarter
the north east quarter of section thirty two GER
containing thirty 3D) acres and the south part OF
the south east quarter the north west quarter OF
all III Township sixty four f6i.) OF range xteen
(l6l, ami viii, on Friday the 18th ..ay Of GEM
Der LEST between the hour OF o'clock In the Fore
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon of That day,
while the circuit court f. 4dair county, Missouri,
Is In session. at the CsurL House door. In Kinks
Vile, Auair county, Missouri, sell the same,
much Thereof as may be required at public sale, 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand. (subject all
prior Liens and juigements) to satisfy said Execu-
lion and costs. JAS. ii. KINNEAK.
Sheriff, Adair Co., No.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministr alton upon the estate OF James N.
Spencer. late OF Adair county, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, Zachariah
4. Spencer, by the Probate Court Of the county
Of Adair, bearing date he 5th day of NoyeHi
Der. 1884. All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them TO
me for allowance within one year after the
date of said letters or they may be preoluded
from any benef of such estate, and IL such
claims be not exhibited within two years
from the publication of this notice they will
be forever barred
ZACHARIAH T. SPENCER, Administrator of
James NJ. Spencer, deceased.
Nov. 9th. 1854 po32-3
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Lodge officers.

Caldwell Chapter No. So at its regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night, Dec. 9th,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: P. NJ. Smith, H. F.;
}. NJ. DeFrance, X; Robt. Clark, S.; ].
l. Porter, Treas: G. NJ. Mcclure, Sec.
Joseph Baum, C. H.; D. A. Ely, Jr., P.
s.; J. R Kerr, R A. c.; Geo. ]. Eckert,
q. NJ. Sd T.: A. ?. Willard, G.. NJ. I'd
v; g. A. Cohen. G. NJ. lst v; H. Eek.
ert Z. Installation next regular con.
vocation.
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Ladies, if you are suffering from
weak back, Nervousness, leucorhoea or
in fact any disease of the kidneys,
bladder or urinary organs. Prof. Gull
mettes French Kidney pad will cure
you. For sale by all druggists For
sale by J. G. Jamlson.
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A LITTLE LATE,

j. G. Jamison has a stock q notions
recently from Germany. On account
of the long distance and the roughness
OF the waters the present autumn they
arrived a little late, but he now has
them on exhibi ton, and wants to sell
about half of them during holi-
days and those very cheap. Just think,
girls Shell bracelets sc per pair, boys
musical tops &c apiece end everything
IN proportion through the entire list.
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Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the post
office, Kirksville. Missouri, Dec. 9th.
1884. If not called for in 80 days
will be sent to dead letter office:
Atkinson, ]. B.; Bohon Della Miss;
Clark Ova Miss; Davis s. A. Mr.; James
Mary Ann; Gerard Sarah Mrs; Math-
ews Dora Miss (2); Smith Callie Miss;
Thompson Barbara; Wharton j. S.;
Wood Jane Mrs.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
j. D. MILLER, Pm.
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Ye Olde P0lkes Concert.

There will be a concert in the Mer.
camille Col. Hall on Friday, Dec. 10Th,
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church. The singers will dress in the
costume OF hundred years ago. The
programme is good one and all who
attend Will be amply repaid. Admls-
sion 25 cents, No extra charge for re-
served seats. Tickets for sale at Nor.
NAL Bookstore.
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Try Smith & Bay
lor for Wire andPick-
ct Fencing.
Business Announcement.

Halladay Bros., having sold ere
third interest'in their business to w.
Halliday, all business Of the old
firm must be settled Immediately.
Those knowing themselves indebted
please call and settle. Thanking our
friends for past and hoping IN the
future to merit the same degree of
patronage and favor We are respectful
ly yours, HALLADAY & Bros.
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Remember

That j. H. Marley keeps a greater
variety OF goods than any other man
in Northeast Missouri. He has useful
holiday goods, hardware, tlnware, fine
candies, staple and fancy groceries and
thousand and one other articles, be-
sides fifteen barrels of sweet cider.
Everything cheap. Call and see him.
Nearly opposite City Hotel.
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PERSONALS.

Mr. JACOB LASrz, of Willard, called
ST our Office Wednesday.
Nh. and MIS-, Gibbons, OF Penn, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Halter, of this
place. Mr.. Gibbons is looking about with q
view to locating.
Mr.. HARRINGTON, of Green City, was
taking in Kirksville Tuesday.
Born Nov. Soth to Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Wa. Gates boy.
S. A. and B. F. ADAMS started. Mon
day, on two weeks trip through Texas.
Mr.. VIZ. T. DEAN made the GRAPHIC
Office pleasant call Monday.
MR. C. R. SPARKS, of Sperry. made us
happy by call Monday afternoon.
PATglcK EAeES. Michael Eagen. John
Eagen and Thomas Rogerson, of Brashear,
took us by storm Monday afternoon. Come
again boys.
Nh. ]. E. SCRIvEN. went on visit to
Mercer Co, Penn, last week. and viii be gone
about month.
Mr.. D. B. REEsMAN, of Macon county,
Is visiting his parents and Mrs. B. G Price,
Of this city.
Nh. D. j. DoTr, OF Peuna., is visit,
ing his brother, Mr.. S. D. Doty.
Mr.. GEO. RICE is attending the Hor-
ticultural Association at ST. Joe, this week.
He took with him some very fine samples of
fruit
Nh. B. A. Bowman and wife started
for two months visit to Thayer and Wichi-
ia, Kansas on Wednesday night.
1t is reported that Frank Stevenson
was beaten almost to death by unknown par
ties, on the road near Davis school house
last Friday night.
Miss JENNIE HART, of Kansas City,
who has been visiting Misses Jennie and
Tillie Baum for some time past, returned to
her home Monday evening.
S. FRENCH, OF Greentop, was in town
Tuesday. He has been suffering greatly for
four weeks with sore hand, caused by a
bruise.
Mr.. FRANK GIBBS, of Wilson, is in
attendance at court this week.
We were glad to meet Uncle Jonas
Shot, of Novfnger, Tuesday. He Is one of
our old time substantial citizens
Mn. j. S. BYRNE, OF Clay township,
called at our office Tuesday and left US ex-
tremely happy, having dropped six dollars
into our exehequer to help us over life's rug
ged paths. Come again.
Jos. PARK, the lrrepressible and en-
ergetic LaPlata attorney, dropped In to see
us Tuesday, and made deposit of the filthy
lucre for the GRAPHIC. Who says there is
IL good in lawyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. IRA HARLAN, Mrs.
Fitch, Mrs. Finch, and ye editor and bett n
hall participated in a royal good dinner by
invitation, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Borneman, on Tuesday,
Ira g. HARLAN, who Is running a
booming hotel business at Ipswich, Dakota,
surprised his friends by dropping in on them
on Monday. He will remain here three or
four weeks.
W. B. HARLAN, who has been over
seeing his store at Odessa, returned this
week.
We noticed Mr.. Swallow, attorney
from Milan, on our streets this week.
HueH MCGEE, of Paris, Mo-, who
studied law here, is attending court thin
week.
Mss CHENNowETH, of Jameson, is
visiting the family of Dr. Cohen.
MEs. l.. j. ArTERBuRr, OF LaPlata,
spent Sunday in Kirksvile.
Mrs. s. J. Pool went to Quincy
Wednesday.
Mss KATIE GLAZE, ofGlenwood, spent
aeouple of days in town this week the guest
oiMss Lima Collins.
MIS-. E. O. GATES and Mrs. DR.. Pierce
have bSep visiting the family of Dr. wm.
Gates, near Sublette this week.
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Come nowl l.. A. Willard has NOT
gone out OF business, but Is preparing
for a big campaign in the grocery
trade during the coming year. Far
mers with money or produce will find
it to their interest to call on him every
time.
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Notice..

l have just added new line of IS or.
knives, forks and spoons, guaranteed
to have so per cent heavier plate than
the best No. II triple plate, and is the
heaviest plate made. The best is the
cheapest A. butcher,
White front. south side
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New Crout at Willard Bros.
Farm for Sal

Farm containing 160 acres of fine
land, with so to 100 acres in cultivation
all meadow except 80 acres of fresh
corn land. all under fence and well
watered. A great bargain for cash.
Enquire at this Office.
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Your Cotsworlds and southdowns
are IN very bad condition. Unless you
give them some Days Horse and Cat.
tie powder with their feed they'll GER
tainly have the rot. Price Is cents per
package of one pound, full weight.
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WONDERFUL.

A new system OF SHORTHAND
that can be learned IN two weeks so
that any one can write and read any
and every word in the the English Ian
guaee, price Soc. For further particu.
lars address, j. N. HARVEY.
Principal Commercial School.
Bethany, Harrison Co., Mo.
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The Studebaker.

These wagons are by far the best in
the market and erybudy knows it.
Carothers & Green have just received
another car load. Don't buy any
other.
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Every one who has will and mind
to think for himself, yet many will go
about hacking and coughing until
friend recommends DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for that cough.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of ad-
ministration upon the estate of Tobias Lank-
ard, late of Adair county, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, John NJ Miller,
by the Probate court Of the county of Adair,
bearing date of the 30th day of October, 1884.
All persons having claims against sad estate
are required TO exhibit them to me for allow
ance within one year after the date Of said
letters or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate, and If such claims be
no: exhibited within two years from the pub
LEGATION of this notice they will be forever
barred JOHN NJ. MILLER,
Administrator OF Tobias Lankard, deceased.
Nov. q, 1884. n32-3
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Robt. Clark, either by note
or book account, will please call and
settle on or before January 1st, 1885.
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Becktol & Snyder still have on hand
Peninsular, Gold Medal and Superior
stoves. Fire backs guaranteed to last
fifteen years.
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Murphy & Nicholson have just re-
cived a car load of the celebrated De-
Witt Roller Mills -four. Every sack
Guaranteed.
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A horse belonging TO Robert Hamil-
ton dropped dead, in harness. on Fri.
day evening while on his way to town.
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A correspondent asks: docs the
forks of tree grow" Who will an
swer the question: