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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

UNOFFICIAL news from outlaying dis
trcts indicate that Beddenfeld, an anti
Harris man, will be nominated for the
State Senate to represent Upton and Fay
cite Counties.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

TINS is from Henry George: Protection
is an insult to the intelligence Of men. 1t
does not protect US against cold, but
against coal"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Tnounlr j. looming up all along the line
IN Africa, AMI Il wonid no, be surprising
II international complications resulted.
Beside the Zu.us who threaten the
British ngnin. ANA the Bocn. Who ap
charged With stirring mp this strife, the
"niggcrs" OF SWalisiauj aio grosling. The
Portuguese. who are encouraging the
slave trade, which y the Prca, hndfRnce
10 African progress, are lihcly 10 become
cmbroiici with Ensland. ~N ho missiona.
ricn AMI philanihropio trndch have made
r....,....,, c.u... .nl An. urciu1k SALISBURY
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10 svMnEH TOURISTS.

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in the market, These gentlemen are al.
ways on the alert when the interests OF
the people arc at stake.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Ma. nLaiSE calls attention 10 tho dansers .nA'
no uld bciall the little Yankee city Of ror''"' In
the went Of congress setting upon Mr. ciovelands
ncsagc This fishery brawi Il purcly fanhes
business The niaks n aiew thousand dollars. b"'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Mr.. THURMAN will speak to the Demo
Gratis OF New York, at Madison Square, on
Thursday next. A grand ovation awaits
him
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THE WEATHER.


WAluSuuy. sept I. SPIN
Fl Tor Mississippi Fair. preceded hy min
Ia cNtpmc southern PORTIONS warmer IN
F. northern portion, stationary temperature
in southern poftlon uouh,ry wind, becoming
variable.
For Arkansas, Tennessee NIL Kentucky Fair
slightly warmer variable winds. preceded In Ar
kansas and Tennessee by northcrly Winds.
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The first two volumes Of Great French
Writers" have been published by A. G. Nc.
Clurg a Co, Chicago. These two volumes
cover the lives aud writings Of Nine. de So.
ygno aud George Sand
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02

elevation Of Macmillan to be En-
peror of Mexico. Mr.. Lincoln and
Mr.. Seward asserted the doctrine
with a high hand, and force would
have been used; but, for the fact,
that the United States had its hands
full in graphing with the Confed-
eracy. But Immediately on the fall
Of the Ccnfederaey, Napolean with
drew the French troops and left
Macmillan to his fate. And 50
strong did MIR. Lincoln and Seward
assert the doctrine that they turned
a deaf ear to all applications to in
tercede for the life Of Macmillan
and left him to be brutality shot IN
the breast and his two general;
niramon and Mejia 10 be shot il
| the back on each side of him.
The doctrine or principle was MOI
! unadyisedly laid down by our gov,
eminent in 1922; for the very best
reason, it has steadily been adhered
to by all parties, and is to-day, a
necessary to us, as it ever has beer
| in the past.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
Rev. r. G. Pearson has gone 10
Asheville to rest.

q
Rev. r. G. Pearson has gone 10
Asheville to rest.
A correspondence Of the Mount
Airy Neics advocates the name Of j.
Turmr Morehead, of LeaksviIle,
Rockingh um county, as a suitable
candidate for Congress, in the 5th
district.
By fire in Wadesbcro Thursday
the Grand Central Hotel, Five brick
stores, a large hall and one frame
huilding we're destroyed. and two
men injured The losses heavy and
various.
Tue many friends of Rev. DIR. J Il.
Wilson, the former pastor ofthe frs,
Presbyterian church Of Wilmington
will hear with sadness of the death Of
bis wife last week at her home in
ClarSeville, Tennessee.
The Charlotte Observer has again
suspended. The cause Of the suspen-
sioD, acco, ding to the Chronicle, is
paper tailed to pay in q manner thet
would justify The proprietor il con-
tinping its publication.
Ashford Courier: The Courier il
glad 10 learn Of the Improvement ia
DIR. Worths condition. A surgical
operator was performed last week BY
Drs. Payne or Lexington and Long
aud WOolen Of Randleman, which il
said to have relieved him greatly.
La Grange Spectator: About &
mile and a half from tie village oil
Lagrange there il q "boiling weir
that has been talked about great deaI
oflale. The well il nearly 30 feet deeT
and was dug last summer. The
water bOils up vigorously at one CIR
and the roaring Of the water car
/ be beDd distinctly at the top Of The
| mell. The water is the ordinary TEN
Earaiure, and tastes like other water.
Ashevilic Sa1: On Clear Creek
Henderson eounty, last Saturday 9
| dispute arose between four whtlt
alen apd a colored man, over a game
r caris and the loss oi a pocket
| book. Tt seems from what We have
be- n able 70 gather that tho neprg
had bic pocket book In bis hand
Dragging that he bal one hundred
anl elghiy-eight dollsrs in il. Dur
:. Tue dispute pistols were drawn
ire negro wa shot At once Or twice
] tss knocted down and ftree of III.
RS we're broken. All the psriiei
mi one have teen arrtsttd at
u,'92seg in bond Of two HUNDRED
] gn.Iars other appearance 1t thi
J ran Term 81 lsnderson court. T.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02

This Is 10 Re . We interesting
wear from this tyne nus. There will
he many siirr,rg events: important
elections. TIL mauiclral election:
the prohibition e.tcssau: and the
State and Natio.e} e.eqt5.sg. arc ali
events in which every e.siz.u ( Dur
ham Should fell d.g2 iat rest.
There will be uole os less ,nz..ty on
the part OF ev,rY raster u know
what is trangiriag a,ai k9ep hjmsel!
posted On c1ireet to, te
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02


By virtue gf aH fFsi+r gb lha Enpe.
fior Court % ne 5ifaael 30 special
proceedings tHtitl d J=wss s. thpp.
herd. AdminisiF lof ob =. j. siep~
herd We. in. Y. 81 piaft st ais., !
will expote far Fi'e Ut prbic cutlery,
a. tie Court Houss door in Durham,
IN Saturday, The 18th day u Nay,
| lax, III ~ o'clock. N., the ioliow.
inc yapsble 10, near tha Town Of
Dsrbsto, siDg i1t No. 8. IN the d..
y.sitn N tiiNlauds ef Page shep
herd, pdl it'nfS.s janda d che Dur
ham Land anJ ssSr.'y Compaty :
and ot1ers. copta'nil9s t"g 9b.lVO
acres. "a plat NJ th. pfs,..fly can
| be seen 81 he t1-rt's Office. -
Terms nj sale. Una>haff cash, " J.
ancs 10 sts mantls. Tile fe,aiht'
ti.I purebus ht9hsy IS inFlT paid. IL
ftertst on deferred payment o. 8 pc
cent. Per hBnum
| JANE 3. SHEPHERD.
| Conuis iunor
AnttI II f95g
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
Five Hundred AcI es
ofLand for Sale
UNDER MORTGAGE.

In pursuance Of the powers con.
ferred in a certain deed OF mortgage,
executed by William Woods. on 0c
tober 9th, 1879, we will cell, Al pub.
lie auction, at the Court House door
in Durham, on the LIST day Of MAY.
1888, that tract Of land in said coun-
", near KNAPP Of Reeds, occupied BY
" liam Woods. adjoining Bedford
Y ughan, ]. Ii. Veszey and others,
| lnd containing 500 acres, m1re or
tess, ard particularly described BY
mp'es and bounds in said mortgage
ICED, which is registered in Orange
..sunty. In Book Z of Mortgages,
p g ~. reference TO which is h,reby
g. ID. Time Of sale ~ o'c.ock, M,
ems of sac CASH.
| W. 7. BLACKWELL,
| A. SEARS.
mar Bod
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
4 lsIll for 4 BIlIdtag Il iSnrham.

A Bll for Il BaiIdias II Durham.
Ina ashingf5in nst5al 10 he
Nilning on lRssseggsy Il is stated
that MI. Niehoi' haa Introduced in
the House a Bal iir i public bgdlding
ID Durham, 70 cost 200, Fhis
shows q positian 0s L-a -rartTi
Mr.. Nichols - AZ - fqr Oh
people ia The wrf 81 Improvement
and the spenaiaIsss oala' nl the SURF
! plus in this eommagnty, We siHeerelE
hope he will succeed Ii It iag the
bill through aai regur VII" iniJdlnE
| for US, DuFham "a. taln,y deserves
some recognition ii TIE 'ba'sts Of the
government, He auallT to
the u. S. GayefNlaAf ttascS amount.
ing to nearly S500,a01. Ii the past
tw MY years this tax ta' 'un UP to
something like s8.030 coo Durham
Is pretty good coAtri}su Of TO Uncle
Sans vaults. We II ~ ,sk Congress
to give us a sloaQ00 naildi &.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
Administrators Notice.

Having this day qualified Al Adj
ministrator upon the estate Of Nat.
II Clay, deceased, this Is TO notify
al persons Indebted to said estate
i make immediate payment, and all
l.sersans holding claims against the
same must present them to me prop
erly verified on or before the 7th day
of Anfil 1889, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of recovery. This
6t'i day Of April, 1888.
Q. B. GREEN, Adms.
a6.6w.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
The OH Grana.n.o1her

Insist. on the ulotber siytoa the it,
tie one Dr.. Bigger iUca CHERRY
Cordial She knows ia &liI cure
both young ami oil d -! bowel
troubles. AMI nat cos 'g.:s. - May
PREPARATIONS do gjt4 lnJ1rious eli
feet.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
Ais.nnN .ErHsln E.gltinn.

ihc proErjclot u t}lts SOUTHERN
Ten CgoStsr A>n# EpF4crURERs
RECORD Will in t. n ta3ulas ls,pe a
$1,000 slX;y>G ut aassc SPIRAL t ade
edition. IL a4i cassksia i. compictp
write up Of nusa ~her business
member Industries hid very en-
nerprise. Itwjji do cm'si1 ahoat
50 Illustrations We ak yyery one
who has any iniarcst In pur@a'n to
aid us in this cHtos&sise. It will
take cons;dgfa 1le timr aul III HeyJO
get out tie edition. We n'ofaa ~
make it tlte graa1eas i,ua ever
gotten up ia Nayth ('ssu'tua. Dur,
ham reeds suth ~ sg:&a Issue, Sire
needs lesting the cap! .ijak a | over
the eountry kgaw Yr.t 'sraaA ia
dacemeu is she osr r. Nu~il start
to-day AMI wal r-aa 0stt ciliz9ns,
and get sgch fact. So, aeesssary fol-
| such an enterptia,, nh vii! La aded
in this BY NJ, f'fanS p. Ba-ch.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02
Wants Reimbursement of the
Slaves.
New York w rid. g.
New Yars ". rid.

Bishop Hood. of North Carolin a,
one Of the pillars Of the African III.
Il. Church, has expounded in the
Conference in, this city as~gran'
scheme of restoring prosperity to the
South and reducing The surplus in
10 the treasury He proposed to
hare the Southern Shareholders re-
imbursed for their slaves on the bs, ii
Of 500 per slave. As there are 4.
100000 slaves in the South tiis
would let loose 8 considerable sum Of
money. The Bishops idea is that
the negroes of the South would gel
some of il and would share in tht
gem raj prosperity. We commend
this able colored brothers views t,
the forthcoming Republic al Nation
al Convention.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02

FRANCE and Germany are now
wrestling respectively with a crisis
IN theirpublie affairs A crisis. we
may remark, Is much nftre difficult
u handle than a surplus--a fact up
on which our own country is to be
congratulated.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02

wnES they yotjn New Orleans
they don't fool with a,little ticket
and few names. The Municipal
ticket In the recent election In THAT
city, contained the names Of sixty
one candidates for a like number o
Offices.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02

THERE'S no corner 20 remote or
obscure in . well regulated newspa-
per that an advertisement in IL will
lie overlooked. II you don't believe
Il try il.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-02

a slip II territory, calls up the.Mon-
roe doctrine II d foreign powers /
acquiring territory II either North, |
South or Central America Like all |
great doctrines or principles in gov,
eminent, It has a hiytory.
D.. BY the treaty Of 1s32, the Missi-
sippi was the western boundary of |
heyoung repablie, a1j u.estof that
river Yves recognized a. belonging to
Spain, who also hell Florida. BY
the Louisiana purchase, in 1858, We
crossed the river; aud BY the treaty
of Gradalonpe Hilalgo after the
Mexican war, we extended our ter
ritory to the Pacific, and langthen-
ed our sea front By adding the coast
of California to that Of Oregon,
while the purchase Of Florida from
Spain in 1919, loft to- thai dccayipg
power only Aa2.a9 in North Aa.eri-
ca.
I'uringa lcng and llooly struggle.
til break tbo Chains o. spanish des-
potisra, our reo9le give uneqai-
vocal sympathy to the people of
Spanish Ataeriea in taeir efforts for
independence and free government.
1t was here That 4e. Clay in Con.
gress made some Of his grandest
efforts, Ial82l, Ar. Clay submitted
aresolut;oa, % 10Th Feb. to the
House, declaring that the House of
Representative participated with the
people Of Chin United States in the
deepiaters which they 1elt for the
success b tie Spanish provinces Of
South America, Which were strug-
Cling to establish their liberty and
independence, and that il would give
its constitutional support to the
President of tue United States, when
ever he ii gh5 deem it expedient to
recognize The sovereignty and in
dependence 81 these provinces"
On this resolution, a warm and
protnetel debate easaeil, which wa:
finally Adopted b a vote Of 81 fol
it to Us inst 4, and 3Ir. Clay va:
the chairman Of committee toeom.
munie4fe tue action Ill the House Ii
the President.
On tie Sta March, 1929, Presi
dent Monroe Transmitted to tn
House ! message accompanying thI
recognition IF the independence o
Mexico and tho line South Ameri
can States, and O tie 18th March
a voteoa ths proposition passed vii
only one vote against II.
subsequently IN .Iay. II appro
priaticn Of one bundled thousan
dollars, was mad to support Envoy
and Ministers Il lie mes Republics
and, ii his IT. r8iatiye to thi
matter. III. Monroe, f5r tie fir.
time, lays down the aUaoeloctriu
in these pain wosds-as a primo
pie, the American continents, byth
free ana independent position whis
they have 1uel alI maintained
are nog hsHgef9rth to lys eoasiIere
as subjects f9r fatars colonization
b any Err5p saa poser
The assertion Il this "Aonro
Doctrine vas oas Of the wisss
mesaF eggr iseI JY Anne ieg
stat ufaasIl. Europe has practi
call5 bsea a nil sor
ers.gisr trse AMERICA, and t
sgaal Or .as oaasngled i
es, Tie rs
~ a9 '4oa9a Doctrine
81 poser @rere
1elIsl tom - aaaa tsFfI
rhs - zen ae'i.
" i ] 2ag.es
81 No = ,a NY
Hem W liiI H ]. AalN
states N Ie los 9aa Qain
Adams ths all aalh8r II I
"MOnr9e Doctrine, M menItt
was ID. Il Iio1a. Ihe Ion. J.
Adams W Secretary IL Site unt
Mr. Monroe throughout big Il
terms Of Office
The dae III j sgr5bsious. il l.
plain TIL tas ps7,le = tie Unit
State caa p9k allys theif safety
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
School Officers.

On May 7th every school district in
the county will elect one Or more di-
rectors. We want to mildly suggest
that men l'e selected us candidates Tor
women for that matter) who have
some modern ideas. who know and UNI
derstand the need and value of an edu-
cation, who will be in favor of employ
ing good teachers. and paying good
wages that will bring to them teachers,
who are willing to make liberal appro-
priations for charts, dictionaries. and
all the modern helps of the school room.
build good comfortable school houses.
men of good moral and temperate hab-
its. We want to see the schools of the
county elevated and the School Boards
have an important part to play in the
case.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
Sherif's Sale

BY virtue Of an execution ISSUED, out OF
of Colorado, and to me directed, whereas |
am commanded to make the sum of eighty.
one dollars and fifty five cents, Judgment and
interest on the same, and the further sum of
one hundred and twenty-five dollars and
twenty five cents, costs of suit, the amount OF
II certain judgment recently obtained against
VIM. A. Sheppard, in favor Of Henry II.
Babin, out of the lands, tenements, goods
and chattles of the said WIN. A. Sheppard,
I have levied OH the following property, to-.
witt
Southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter, section 10, and the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter, OF section Is, town.
ship II, south range 92, west, 9th p. NJ. BE.
ing eighty acres in Delta county, Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command I
shall expose for sale at public auction, all
the right, title and interest of the above
named VIM. A. Sheppard, in and to the
above described property. on Tuesday the
24th day Of April, 1883. at 1000 o'clock n.
m., ut the front door of the court house in
Delta, Delta county, Colorado.
Dated at Delta this 3rd day of April, 1888.
BEN. s. GHEEN,
Sheriff of Delta County.
The above sale is postponed until May stl,,
1888.
BEN s. GnEES, Shetiff
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
Newspapers aud Schsol Houses.

Are two important factors in the for
NATION Of character. Let me run
these two institutions for a term Of
years In u community and will
give you the status OF its inhabitants
without milking personal canvass.
We fully realize all this, and shall ever
try to exclude everything from these
columns that might have tendency
tt'. IN amy sense. lower the morals of
our readers, and from our acquaintance
with tile teachers of our county, We
feel safe IN sxying they too are laboring
to place their pupils ON a higher plane.
m0raiy, intellectually and spiritually.
Then let us. dear teachers. work to-
Retller In this. ever keeping in view
ti'e great responsibility that rests upon
us. In preparing tile minds of those un
der our care and Influence for tho great
lszttle Of life, and Of helping those of
more mature years that are already EN-
gagged In the warfare in keeping on the
right side. aud not desert to the ranks
Of the enemy.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
They Want q Boom.

Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo. three
of the cities of Utah. are making u
joint effort To advertise their resources
and to run in excursions. They will
issue fifty Thousand pamphlets, send
men out to solicit settlers and will use
every means to carry the tide of immi-
grafton past us, which goes to show
that Colorado must be alive to the
work. The Chamber of Commerce Of
Salt Lake says they must do what they
do. quickly, that the next two years
will settle the matter. So we say dur
ing 'SS and 80 we must get in our
work.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01

Arbor Day seems to have been more
generally observed this year than ever
before, the people seem to take courage
from the trees that are growing. which
are now la,ge enough in many places
to show how nice it is to have them, to
show the difference between the price
of lots that have them and those that
have none. Ii we could only keep up
the present feeling until next Arbor
Day, it would be "A more complete sue
cess than the one that has just passed.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01

The travel from California and Utah
is simply immense, almost every train
being loaded to its fullest extent, they
say the boon, has bursted on them.
Colorado will catch II great many Of
them as things are now, and would get
Il great many more if we would prop.
erly advertise, and only let this vast
army of home seekers know of our
many advantages. Let every Board Of
trade get to work and inform tile out
side world of our resources.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
Democratic County Convention.

A convention of the democrats of
Delta county is hereby called to meet
at Delta. Delta County on Saturday.
May 10. 1888, at 2 O'Clock p. M, at
Martins carpenter shop. to elect four
delegates to the State Convention to be
held in Denver, May "a. 1888, and to
transact such other business as may
come before the convention.
Members of the county central COM
mittee will call the primaries in their
districts in accordance with the above
JoHN Z. BAssLER,
A. r. HOWARD, Chairman
Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
New Railroads.

There is no evidence that we will
have any new roads into this county
this year, but we should not grow i'm
patient. our time will surely come. we
are doing well for little six year old.
Nany sections have waited much long
er. but bided their time and are now
reaping the benefits. Keep at work,
make improvements all the time and
he ready to enjoy the good times when
they do settle upon us.
The Delta independent., 1888-05-01
Notice,

The Executive Committee of the
Delta County Fair Association will
meet at Hotchkiss T.. o. OH the 18th of
May 1888, at / o'clock p. M. for the
purpose of fixing time for holding
the county fair and the transaction of
any other business that may properly
come before said committee,
S. WADE.
President.