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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
TIE rrAnr ~ cIIcAGn.

CHICAGO, oct. 2G (Specal.-Iho visible
supply figures tonight "a surprise to cy,ryDoIy-o
'Ae bears for they were predicting increase Of from
Two to three millions OF bushels; to the bulls for they
ia not dare 10 hope for less of increase than
ioooOOO. IN TACT the market to-day advanced on tie
tleory that the weeks increase instead Of being
$4,000 bushels might prove only 100000
bushels. But tie increase il rut M
oaly yi72f5 bushels The increase i'm corn is n.urcd
S1o al 616,-Jl bushels, and the decrease in oats at
90 advanced 10 - Is and closed al 70 fraction over -
'A@ IL was tiIcd sort of market all day, although tho
a"sc Was rather vile Tor slow tlms. Lester
S 80 buyer Oh moderate scale, but no took de-
lgo siahd on scale to attract attention Corn was
S i, anu 50 was provisions. PorK advanced about %
~" Lard ana iiDs were quiet. and after little pre-
,hihafy drOp, sympathiLcd with pork Inc feeling on
SNORT afternoon board steady and the close
~ y NJ was a. follows: November wheat, SJ4 cents
cenber S18 ceuts October corn. Z cents, NuVcm-
II' 1zUJJi3 cents; November pork - 224; Novcm-
De4 Iald, 80 81 y; January ribs, ~ GZl2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
EUROPEAN rINANcIAL MARYErs.

.r1 4HoS Oct 26-l2&o D. m.--Atantic and Great West.
paA hst Mortgage Irgsecs Certlnlates 5Gl4 Canadian
cne, Oh Ere Zl3t; 10. rccOnd ClnsOl. s5h.; Iilaos
I"ohs; MeNcan Ordinary - =; ~ Pan COgirioa
hg III. "'' ''' p 0''''' '"i"' '"'e N'''
ais adylces quote Three Rcrtes az 50 francs
o. centInes for the account
g. " N Ons0ls 100 j.l6 both money ahd the ac.
teeI Atahtic and Great Weston Fist JOrsago Trus-
PsrGNe rllacdtes "6a do second NJ.tgsg~ ia Canadian
% 81 Ere Z3is; Do. second CoLs1s rGhi Illinois
I5o4; Mexican Ordinary, Z1ai; -. Iaul Common
IL ''A NeH''"i' ~" reihS'iValia Op'@i head'hg'
so m-Paris adv1ces qrote Three per Reres at
uaies 40 Centibes tor the account and exchange on
Sa a AZ % francs u y Cntmes FOR Checks
SSahAua N0TtbWest Land Company 2.
NJ ~ u-Ihe amount balloon Withdrawn from te Rank
Jug ano on balance TO-DAY il 4l0.JOO
81 temenf Of the Germany shogs an
'-~'eASe III o.. ce VI 20. JJg, OUJ Ln2rAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

-, h,s ,aadiness to hear what Der cronies ana
Sesd aau of tbs second wife, led to Vroceenss III
fhe Divorce Court. No.. --,s n frank impulsive,
The 5cgV and talented woman generous as tue gay,
snd brought up in an eXoV Eho WAS Librarian at the
circle I was entirely free from any Jealous ieenhg
Arsenal. ti'u,ore fa,Dilv, but cbaet ana iIetHa
about t'c StI 9s Size used to say by the deaG VIC
sseb gys r u at The Rue de de ,d m TI Ell the
groHnu q" az NolICck iosseau, AE0rCuN, LochIDN'
g reac and nsh diplomats cent nI,o T ate
Jcgu'ic, ~ ti.ue az English servants against her, ny
eencI to ,ben her maser nsp2 ,nDe T %T1 r
Ittic,J SoIcau1r her husbands ear was open. \
in the ana aiyo'f fo cIu Ie p @nSr
inc cam can T'y..ian event IL WAS pending MLen NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
&c dressed weight and Retrigerator Beef at

SGSlee 'eN NNA Nv
YEsReceips yesterday and to-day were 2O6 cars at
Jersey C1ty and 81 cars a. GOths making 1864 head
against 0BIl head last Monday Arrivals
sened mainly TO MT Eastman and stern Metz9er, and
the Ony trlde was the sale OF few
Az Jersey lty with export demand and goo.
MANI from the nome trade tie myrket opened moderately
aCtYe with Medium To Good Steers he LATTER "A
shade higher while Common ami Range Cattle were
unchanged early all the ofenn2s closed ont how.
yer before o'clock and not over 10 10 likely
10 20 over few Texans sold at 80 COl1rados al
as . 81 il OF Montana Steers %; and Poor 10
Choice Native steers at the range 500fG Mr. Eastman
purchased about - head mainly at %42J0s5
Goldsmith reserved about Ij head
mo Denmark viii be laden tomorrow with
o'd With IRE Sod Beef and Mutton and aso tie Wyoming
WIKI Dressed Beef and Mutton.
The ks shpmi mt OF i've stock
Beef and VI Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

81 per cwt Tallow-Fne American ga "a nj. <..
ers 3D.: iofe quarters. 3ol. per H. A'n" qnafc
receipts 0f wheat for the week-Fron atfa,,,. -.
aoyy I'm Pacific ports $4,000 quarters from
itecep OF American corn, Y3O0 quarters
LONDON OCT .n-Pi oduce-l lnseed Oh a23 los a goa
per Iun calcutta Llnsecd 45s ID per Quarter Iinsasd
cake ~ 5sa KS Os per ton: Rehneo Petroleum. 81 "a
al per gaoi spirits OF TurDentne 26s. Cd per cwts
1pepm on; fSS per ton Rosnc omnon 81 Oh per cwt
Americans; sugar l7s 81. per cwt for Cabt t,ent,si
poarHing 80 and s. Cd gljs Sd for Cuba Nuscoyo AR
I1hnug an0at: Austrai an IallOw-Beet pa OF a. IS
eed:i Mutton Z1s Ga a-7A b. Cocoa SUI On-eoylon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
rrnnrrAN rRnnrcE MARKET.

Ii,ERruOi oct 2i.- ovi-ous--B1oOn ,unO'ri9nI guy
g-. M. Long ,r Ntddcs. Cd: short clear Nddch
8ls d. short Ilh4. SIS ud shoulders, &c. od per cMI
R,ei-Sl. ud. tor i.Ntrl indian Moss Prime Mess . Va
rura-lrime Mc3l j1+ od per Dbl rhine Ness a.s.'.'
as Western l14 Lard American, SIS. Oh; itiue " est
sr ~. oil. I.rl Oh .,,s ud ut AS. ud;
Sh1ler4 SOS 81 Butter Sts I'd PER cw Tor hnest mt'
states Cheese mtf1can choice. ou% "a Npta he1
Western spring 7s Od Is 3D. Rcd WINTER o. - ~
prr c,unl No 9unug7s i'll; New Western " mt AL
NV W,vr.l Western Is ID. california va. l. - Sd n
n "a Cnnforr ian No ia I'd SD per GENITAL Proiuce
-ulrit- tusu ne 2G Oh do. nj London. 2s ud ltr
evil I.sdGei Jttcoe II q d prrgnon ClYer
hu,,r,,r Re-. 49, usr 'yt. IaCv-21s 81. Der VT Nnsh
-Coulion So Oa Pale. lls od GOs. I'd Lnsoed o. 2Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
OTy-DOOR SPORTS.
TIVE RACES AT JEROME PARK TO-DAY
-.., eroer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THAT OUGHT TO

-..., ero2r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THAT OUGHT TO
WIN.
Tho extra fall meeting Of the American
49,, Crub begins TO- day From the number and
ter of the entries good sport is assured.
lt leypfi entries I'm The rrst race. three-quarl'
D. tu c Mn. top wei hts appear good enough 90 lead
.' al jim Douglass should win with Blc"7tono
' i are named to start in tie second race handicap
nile Nr. Withcr,'s all black should $40" IA lIont
q ~ aiisl as Stouchuck lS decidedly Gooi Iu9y now
q. gus ,,,.',,,,,d fl, nkely 10 ret the place.
IN the tarl race handicap one aGI OF & ii
hH'S' ofe dangerous but 20 looks Ike Tom Martins
c ror he has proved himself to DE not only sWt OU
t5ut morse Long knight is li'el! To srI he l'',e
''.i,,, race. one and ones X'ecutu miles, comes
a lI+-i,5In1t has the most speed Of the ict' ana
Nh be- is Giving away Jumps Of weight he Should ne
lh' ~ The wire while old Knight Iemplar ought to ho
seDrid. ~, - ..,,.,+ o., t,,o s+..,,o.lor. In
el..c,f form he appears TO DE GOOD enough 10 wiu
iboieh scloouastor IS dangerous and should soV '"e
place. .-t.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
TIE PEIROLErn MARKrr

Dealings IN crude certificates at the Consoli-
dated Exchange yesterday confined within com.
paratlyey small dimensions The market at ked ali og
It's recent snap and yInE The opening nrm and M
der the influence OF rumOrs that the Gabby we'll I'm
Washington County Penn. dry. prices were run nm
10 - 10 against ~ O9ls saturday night The 1dvnca
soou exhausted the purchasing power If the spccnla-
uon ana Win "A relapse INTO comparative qu.at tho
hdIheJ ufl!ltd downward 90 the end, the fall from ma
DeHt price OF Tue dy being 3 cents The report about
tue h"noy wen proved To be Incorrect The wOr al tina
wen mas not progressed sufficiently ALLOW any knoWi-
eds' Oh us condition To be relied for week or rem
dhyS yet IL cannot be said that the speculative pao
mas YET bfen relieved Of its weak features and ia
market closed heavy at the bottom quotations.
Inc range OF prices and the total dealings al tho Com
soAdated Exchange were as follows:
Opcnng....... ........1O9as L0west.. roof,
nishc,t..---......-.-..llO Eunal.......... - iosit
o'IeH' 'fic % 1000
Refined OIL was unchanged.
OIL cry, Penn, oct 2G-Crudo On-Natlonal Trrl-
sit Certificates opened 40 1921 and closed nc lOs3,:
highest price, no. lowest price, Josh Sales,
lj26DO0 barrels clearances. 10000 barrels; rms
GJ.ll9 barrels shipments. lls,Ji0 barrels charters
2O,416 barrels.
BRADFORD, Penn. Oct 2j-Cr1de OH-S4tnlll Tran.
st Certificates opened 1922 and closed no IOsas;
highest price. 1857 lowest puco. IOsll ClcarluccJ
=, lCC,OCO barrels.
SPIRITS OF TCRPESrINE
CHARLfsTOH. oct 2G.-TurDeutne firm 40 1890
SAFANNAh oct 26 -lururutIue arm 40 5jc but.
" iL5ANGiOA. oct ~ uIpcItno urm &C So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rigsr. Vcsse's ant Rtilr0rfs.
GENERAL NARKEr REpORr.

C0TTON-~pot Cotton Guat and Lice lower sales 276
bales Receipts 40 tr ports today G4tGI bales agains
3d. 23 tina day last week and a 81 last year; since sep.
temhr l2l3jjJ bales, AGAINST l,lsj24J for the same
icuot last year.
The qn3lton', according 10 th' American cla,'idc')l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
LIVE eInrh- AAHKtr.

Hood 80 umr -'.o.S sold one wear ng' d" 80 - "7''''
IIr average was e. tiuiatcd U r1 -~.
EENIEW or IIr MEtk.-H Receipts the pst wees
wtrede2I head les tuan lIrt week. and 90 ht" S' n
for the c1rrUs spending time last veal ~"
marErt. have ul,d duh the past week
the IeuTe- of the common ana M'u "
Cat Ou Wednesday The offerings were uo' heavy bu' ih
rX,ra, ~ tle dtnhndl Du fur Che purchases cor ~
not hall have been sold rCt- dtciho
Loo e.. and cary iu ON tthldk tho ar
rivals we're gn weather favorable ana Dressed Het mar
BE active wine pc'. 6hON - Az ADVANCE q" luu
is1. early the Good Cattle ItnJn were even 'N'r
tuan "Wednesday. -,
British markets showed no imp von,ut. Live Cattle sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

MlLwArkEr. Oct. 2G.-Wleu firm cash. - tsci &C.
Oa'. hidi Ne. e 2'l-c. ivr quet No !. Glc Bi.eg-
90 o.. sluus-AiCss PORK. tasu November.
- -; Iecembrr - sly Lhrl-Prmo steam Ca,n
NIvf.gbrr. s12 december. - % Butter stetdr .
G. oc~ trsa-.5.y l5GlT- tt--s"-FssI cream. .n1ga.
E-rs-Ffes- Il i3o. i1t,illur tOO bb-. Wet
Barley $1,000 BI-i. SAlmonLs-flUAE. LJJO
b:!sa Wheat 1000 push. B4fieJ. 5000 Dush-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
SPIRITS OF TCRPESrINI
SI1IE Or rRiDE

CHARLFsToH oct 20 -TuDontne firm 40 1870
sAyANNAH. oct 20 -rururntIue arm 40 53c bit
WELLINGTON, oct Zj-IurpeltIno nrm 40 J5-s.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
E6N FRANCISCO. Dot. 20, 1885.

CLOSING FRICkS or BOST0Y STOCKS.
Boston, oct. 20. 1885.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

TuE law which took effect July makes 1t
penslty of $50 for any proprietor Of a a..
loon, billiard hall, etc, to permit m'uor or
hahituai drunkard to frequent the same, or
drink therein, or participate in any game.
Also minor. and hsbitual drunkards are sub
tcc, to fine Of $25 for the same ohcnsc.
Proprie,ors Of saloons and billiard halls are
required to keep posted in conspicuoos
place in their places Of business placard
reading, "No minor or habitual trunkari al
lowed here" A neglect to pos, such notice
subjects the offender to fine Of not less than
s25 aud not more than 500. The law APP
plies to every saloon keeper in the State,
whether In an incorporated town or not.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

UNDER the last rulings of ,he Land De
partincnt IL is not so easy To acquire title to
government land. The provisions are 40
a,rict and important We deem it our duty to
give the facts 10 the public. Our attention
was called to the new ruling by the Register
aud Receiver of the Gnnnison Land Office.
II reads: "The claimant must show at lcas,
six months residence next preceding date Of
final proof which must be made on the day
aud at the place advertised. Residence must
he actual inhabitancy Of, and not occasional
visits to the land. The party must actually
reside upon, cultivate aud improve the land
for at least the period sbove mentioned.
Persons doing business In town aud residing
there, or elsewhere than on the land entered
or fled for, or otherwise not actually living
on the land, must not be allowed to acquire
sitle thereto by pretcxts, or assumption Of
Constructive residence. The character Of
The Improvements and amount Of cultivation
must be such ~ will evidence cntir. good
faith on the part Of the claimant, ~ Gnnni.
~isom RerirW. lrxss.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

THE wheat prospects 10 the yarion. pro
dacing countries are in favor oi very iibcr.
al increase af prices. IL is estimated that
the crop in Great Britain will be from eight
to ten million bushels short Of that of last
ycar-,he less acreage alone insurins nearly
this deficiency. Belgium will be short of last
nf las; years crrp about twelve million
bushels, and southeastern Europe about a.
much more. The shortage in France will be
thirty million bushels--a total shortage of
about seventy five million bushels compared
with the crop of last year. In the United
State. the shortage is estimated at two hun.
dr.d million bushels. but il is estimated
that about hundred million bushels rcmnin
of last year. crop. From these estimates,
which are considered u reliable aprroxima-
tion, 1t will be seen that our American sur.
plus will all be in demand, and the year
1856 will begin with comparatively empty
garners. The prc.en, prices must necessarily
ultimately advance.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

THERE is ~icrd association about the
Mountain Meadows, where the Mormons SO
cruelty mxssscred men, women and children
in years gone by, which gives to any news
from that place strange interest. The men
tion OF the name itself brings up memories
Of treachesy, toni and unnatural, and mur.
der In its most revolving aspects. 1t is but
meet that the curse Of Heaven should iinger
above that Inflated valley, and the report Of
a representative Of the Salt Lake Tribune
who recently visited il and saw several assas.
Sin. still living in the valley would indicate
that the curse had not fallen lightly. He
says: "a trip To tn. Mountain Neado~s re-
vcais nothing of real interest To any one
The bones of the unfortunate emigrsnts have
been disturbed by wash in the rarine. caus
ing a portion Of the monument TO cave in.
In many Southern towns one chance. to meet
with a miserable looking man who took part
in the massacre. These murderers are un.
douhtelly suffering the sortures they deserve
The extreme Of Southern Utah seems TO have
a blight on IL. and IL such thing as the Al
mighty cursiny country is possible, surely
the places where the surviving murder,rs
live are cursed - Rcrie,e. Pr,a.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
THE last General Assembly of Colorado

THE last General Assembly of Colorado
passed the following act, to " hich all camp
err or intending excursonists had better give
due heed.
SECTION L. 1t shall be the duty of the
Board of County Commissioners of each
county in this State, within thirty days after
this act shall take effect to cause to be erect
ed in a conspicuous place, ut such places as
they may deem proper, at suitable places
alongside the man Travelled highways Of
their respective counties, notice, in large
letters, substantially in the following form:
Camp fires must be totally extinguished be-
fore breaking camp, under penalty of not TO
exceed one months imprisonment. or one
hundred dollars fine, or both, as provided by
law The erection and maintenance of such
notices shall be at the expense of the respec
tive counties, and at least ten in number of
such notices shall be posted in each and ev-
cry county in the State.
SIC. 2. Whoever shall wilfully destroy.
remove, injure or deiace any such notice,
erected on any highway as aforesaid, or shall
wilfully injure deface any inscription or
device comprising such notice, shall he deem.
ed guilty of a inisdemeanor, and on convic-
ton thereof before any justice Of the peace
or court of competent Jurisdiction, shall be
fined not exceeding one hundred dollars, or
imprisonment in the county Jail not exceed
ing three months, or both in the discretion of
the court.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

THE manufacture of glucose, or grape sn.
gar. in this country now employs capital of
$40, ,O0o,O 900; employs 4,515 workn'en. who
are yearly paid S2,05s.75o wages consumes
slS,7O300O worth Of raw and manufactnr.
ed material yearly, and in the same time
Yields = product worth $is,21oooo. Each
year there can be made about 10000 pounds
Of corn sugar and 81 900 bushels OF corn used
daily, each bushel giving thirty pounds of
glucose. The glucose sugar can be made
with profit. IL is said, nj two cents II pound.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
JOHN j. THOMAS. Register.
To Let Read Contract.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will he
received by the Board of County Commissioners
OF Delta county until October l. 1885, for building
a road ten feet wide on grade not to exceed ten
feet in one hundred feet in any place. with suit
able culverts, bridges and turnouts, and to be
completed on or before January l, 1886.
said mad to be constructed on the north side
of the North Fork river from G. ". FawcettS
place to the valley, distance of one and one
half miles, and TO be paid for In warrants drawn
on the road fund.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
by order OF the Board of County Commission
crs. +. l.. KELLOGG.
(sEAL.1 d.. Clerk.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
Ad.~,.,.,r.ser.. Notice.

Estate of Charles Wcstland, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Charles Westland,
late of the county Of Delta and State of Colorado
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will APP
pear before the County Court of Delta County, At
the Court House In Delta at the July Term on the
second Monday in August next. Al which time
all persons having claims aga inst said estate
notified and requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
dehted to naid estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this Ind day of July. A. D., 1895,
W. o. STErHKNs, Administrator.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

THE First Assistant. Postmaster. General
has issued an order to the effect that all post.
Offices In the several State, and Territories In
the Union be closed between the hours Of
and up. M, on Saturday, August s, the day
day of the Grant obscquies.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
Nosse~ fsr PWAateaaiSa.
LAND OvrIca At 6UNNfsoN, Colo.,
l,,l,. ~ lSah

Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his intention to make
final proof In support Of his claim. and that said
1uslRs, a Delta, Colorado. on August % lsss, viz
Alffed C. Buen1brd, D. =. f7U, Ute Series, for the
swk nWk -. II, ny nei< and sc,1 nssa s,c. IL,
town. II south, range ~ west 9Th p. N.
He nance the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation pt,
said land Wig: George fogH, Samuel shefneld.
Harold Kcnnicott and William Kenntcctt, all Z
Delta, Colo. JOHN J, THOMAS, Register
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

LAKE COUNTY has taxed the net output of
her mines, under the act past by the last
Legislature. The constitutionality of the law
will be tested in the courts, aud if it holds
good other counties will be compelled to fol-
low suit.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

D.lta's "infiddle" seems to have come the
"kibosi," over the Muldoon man, and there
by got quarter column puff. If the Null
doom man is stuck on the curiosity he can
have it gratis, with nickel chrome thrown
in. We surfeited with just such petrifac-
tions down this way.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

IT ia said that horse double cinchcd can.
not or will not swim, but will aink 10 che
bottom and drown. Before starting your
horse IN swim across the river you should see
that one Of the cinches IL taken on.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
Notice for Publication.

LAND oFrICE AT GuSSIsoS, Colo.
June 20, 1855. J
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof will he made before r. D. Blair, Notary
Public at Delta, Colo,o on Aueusts 1885, ,viS George
Henry Hoy. ID. 5. 80 Ute Series, for the VIZ
nw'., ne. nwl /, sec. 81, and swt. swh sec. le,
tp. Is 3, range e6 W. eth principal meridian.
He nsmeS the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land, viz: William Grant. Thomas Marcott.
Clark Coleman, William Mather>, all of Delta,
Colo.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

FRoM this time, and for the next ten years
no person has the right Ia kill, snare or en-.
trap any mountain sheep within the bound
AIRY lines Of the State Of Colorado.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

Money to loan on good real estate security,
on three years time, at a low rate Of interest,
by the Delta County Bank.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

IT is thought that but very few changes
will be made in Colorado postoffices until the
expiration OF commissions.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05

TnR Legislatures which are I" be elected
within the next year will elect twenty.
United States Senators.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT GrNSIsoS, Colo,
July u, lSss.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof will he made before A. X. King. County
Judge. at Delta, Colorado, August q, 1855. viz
Henry l.. Narut. D. 5. is,, Ute Series for the 81.
swI. mel. swIi and nwi4 sell, section 81, town IS
south, range 81 west 9th principal meridian.
He names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: ". A. Clark, George II. Merchant,
Henry E. Roberts and James Cline, all of Paouia,
Colo JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1885-08-05
ROBERT D. BLAIR,
Notary Public for Delta County,
DELTA, COLORADO
Once at THE CHIEF ofice.
Sealed Proposals for County Buildings

Contractors and Bailsaer~ Take Notice.
The Board of County Commissioners of Delta
County will receive sealed proposals until six
o'clock p m. August 18th, 1855, for the construc-
ton of q building for county purposes, according
TO the plans aud specifications for said building
to be at the office of the County Clerk of said
Delta county. Proposals to be addressed TO the
ty Buildings"
The Board reserves the right To reject any and
all bids.
Ry onier Of the Board of County Commission.
ers T. l.. KELLOGG,
tSHAt.l County Clerk.
Delta, Colo. July -. lSSS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-23

Notwithstanding the general dullness in
trade, we have managed to sell in the past
two months more goods in our line than
any two months previous in the past five
years. We have foreseen that money is
going to be scarce, and extraordinary in
ducemeuts in trade viii have 20 be offered
10 induce people 70 part with their dollars.
Our prices this season are otcgy be{oir
those Of our competitors, and our STYLES
can't be touched by any store in our line.
We have cccluSire styles in nobbv
straight cut sack Suits, and 4-button
Cutaway Suits, both for dress ana bust
ness, specially mGdc for as. and the cut
and style OF the same can't be distinguish
ed from ordered custOm-made garments.
We have always paid strict attention to
selling first-class goods, and have excel.
led ourselves this season iH particular.
Our line OF single Pants can't be equaled.
A large line OF Oyercoats. Boys and
Children's suits in plenty. Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods in abundance.
SIMON MITCHELL, 100 Broughton street,
sign Of the Golden Arm.