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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15

High up in the topmost branches
of a large tree that was felled near
Winchester, O., recently, u petrifed
fish was found. 1t is supposed to
have been dropped by an eagle or
some bird of
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15
H NEW PRESIDENT.

would make not the slightest difference were
IL to chance to go for Cleveland. Enough
states are absolutely counted for the Repub-
liam ticket, including New York, to give a
handsome majority of the electoral college.
THE GENERAL RESULT.
The vote in the electoral college will stand
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15

A large meteor passed over Minden,
La, recently, lighting up the sky for
several minutes SO brightly that one
could see to read. It exploded with
a report like that of cannon.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15
BOttinedu Pioneer
JOHN " BENNErT, Editor / Publisher.

New Jersey turns out nearly 81,
100000 yards of ribbon in a year or
about %, 731 miles if stretched out
in a single line.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15
COMMENT IN LONDON.

The London Times says: Though we be-
lieve that President Cleveland's internal pol
icy and his administration are more remark
able for capacity and uprightness than. any
thing to which the Republicans can point ii.
recent years, we cannot profess regret at an
event which may be regarded as an appro-
pirate penalty for his discreditahle subser-
vience to the meanest influences Of American
politics and his culpahle neglect Of the de-
cencies Of International intercourse. It is
not improbable that President Cleveland's
hasty change Of front in the fisheries affairs.
and Secretary Bayard's treatment of
Lord Sackyille ~alienated, or at least
cooled the zeal Of many friends ot pur-
ity, reform and national dignity, whom the
corrupt, demagogic rule. Of the Republicans
had driven to the opposite camp. In re-
spect to his fiscal policy, there is no reason
why Mr.. Harrison, If he has; the courage to
shake off the domination Of the machine.
may not emulate and even surpass President
Cleveland. We are sincerely sorry that the
change Of government inyolys the retirement
duties with marked ability and adroitness,
and has won our esteem and friendship"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15
HI NEXT CONGRESS,

Edward MCPHERSON, secretary of the Re-
publican campaign committee. makes the
following estimate of the complexion of the
hfty-frst congress.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-15

Every fresh return from Michigan shows a
Republican gain, and the plurality for Harri.
son may reach $4,000. That Illinois has
never been in doubt is attested by the fact
that she gives 10000 plurality for Harrison.
Connecticut is surely Democratic. Revised
and trustworthy figures from nearly every
polling place show a plurality of494.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
y OENAS.
Stock Growers Meeting.

The executive committee OF the Delta
County Stock Growers Association held their
meeting in Hotchkiss on April :, 1888.
Meeting called to order by the chairman Ii.
J. Hammond.
The following cummitfecmeu were pres
-nt: Sami. a. Hartman, a. +. Patchen, L.
O. Wimo, and IL. J. Hammond. ON mo-
tion and sccond 4. f. Paicheu was elected
secretary OF sAid meeting. ". +. Duke WAS
elected captain in roundup district No. ?,
for the ensuing wear. SAID roundup to be-
gin on Alkali creek ON June l, 1sss, and
work eastward. II was decided to appoint
an assistant captain for each range. 10 assist
the captain on the several ranges in said
r,uud-up district The following persons
were elected a. such: Assistant captain,
Clarence Mower to assist from Alkali creek
to High Park Gao. Hider from high Park
to Dry creek corrals, l.. o. Wiln'ot from
Dry creek corrsi to Stephens trail, A. n.
Hotchkiss from Stephens trail - the North
Fork, W. IL. Hammond from North Fork to
Lands End, A. L. Pateheu from Lands End
to the Muddy, Samn. Il. Hartman from the
Muddy to the termination OF the roundup.
In the ahsenc Of any one of the assistant esp
taiss such vacancyf shall be filled by the
captain. The captain may sell any maver-
ick that may come into his possession
soon ~ practical. 4 committee was appoint.
ed to draft bylaws conducting laid roundup.
The following persons were selected rs such
committee: A. +. Patchen, Sam'l. B. Hart
man and X. o. Wilmo,. The following are
~ L.. IL .kan L.,
ee by for the ensuing year.
LIST. That when any person is selected by
the captain to perform certain work. they
shall 20 strictly according to instructions.
md. That when cattle are turned into the
bunch at the place selected by the captain to
bunch said cattle, then the person on per-
sons SO turning said said cattle in said bunch
shall remain with said cattle until otherwise
instructed by the captain.
Srd. That no person shall enter said bunch
of cattle to separate his or her cattle from
from said bunch until instructed to DO so by
the captain, and any person entering said
bunch OF cattle without permission from the
captain to do so shall be ordered cut imme-
distely by the captain.
18th. That during the term of separating
cattle each person shall hold the position Sc
lccted by the captain for such persons until a
change ia made by said captain.
9th. Any person violating the above rules
shall be punished by the persons attending
such roundup, not assisting such person in
obtaining the cattle scattered on the several
ranges in said roundup district,
A. r. PATcuEN Seot'y.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
From North Fork

Mrs. W. A. Shepherd, in jumping from
wagon sustained severe fracture of the
ankle.
Johnny McNaughten, while at work on the
Minnesota ditch last Wednesday, was caught
by large rock, which slid from the upper
side Of of the ditch, and had his legs badly
mashed about the knees.
Paonia is getting hard on legs. the tender
feet have already taken to crawling.
The North Fork Is, and has been for som,
time, unfordable tor teams, and the people "
the south side aud Smiths Fork, are i'm
prisoned for couple of months. AS ferrie
have proven in,practicable if not impossible,
we ought to have a bridge; We are entitled
to one and the county ought to build it.
The Democratic papers are making ter
ri',,e howl about Senator Ingalls, speech and
and denounce him for calling Hancock and
MsClelIand allies of the Confederacy. Yet
they hold it tn I've no disgrace but an honor to
be a rebel. and show it in actions which are
palmer than words, by appointing ex-Con-
federate in preference to ex-uni"n soldiers t"
public positions.
A terrible catastrophy happened our post
master the other night, which came near
proving serious if not fatal. 1t seems that
someone's dog crawled under the counter
and went to sleep and in closing the store he
was overlooked. Near morning the dog be-
came hungry and started to look for some
thing to eat; il took but moment to strike
a putrid smell, which he traced To large.
selfsupporting cheese on the counter, upon
II -, lay he
aged cheese which was so strong it pulled
itself, dog and all off the counter. This woke
up the storekeeper, who, after listening a
moment to the dog wrestling with the cheese
supposed it was burglar robbing the safe Of
a hundred thousand dollars. He Immediate
ly began to lay plans for his capture; he
slipped quietly Into the woodshed and got an
old musket witha bore like an artesan well,
which his father had carried through the war,
and began ts load it for the occasion. The
powder horn ran dry before the gun WAS full
and it being dark, he could not tell exactly
how much powder he put in, he next put
down a handful of buckshot and rammed it
lown with a broom-stick. He now advanced
cautious into the store 10 exJerminate the
burglar, as he stood revealed in his brief
burgiar-hunting costume he looked like an
old Scotch warrior of the Douglas clan, he
pointed his gun in the direction from whence
came the noise and let drive. There came
rattle of crockery, a shower Of cob-webs and
crashing OF boxes, and when our storekeeper
came to himself agaiu ne was in cracker
box behind nail kec and the old gun kick.
ing at him every time he moved. The eHpio-
sion brought several to the rescue, they pull
cd him from behind the nail keg without the
gun kicking but couple Of times, they liz
light and found the dog, who was the only
uninjured thing in the house. he was laying
on the counter resting from his hard struggle
with the cheese. The s,orekeeper got of
with a black eye, peeled nose n shattered
confidence, and now, when leaving the store
after four o'clock, you are instructed to call
your dog.
IoENAS.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

Mr.. r. J. Moody. Of Appleton City, No,
arrived Last week With four a. 6ne staliions
~ eyer came to the valley, and is offering
them for sale. They can he seen at Hsury
HON mond's. Oss Of the horses is an Eng.
lish Cosoh, AI years old, weighs SIS
pounds, . daPpl. grey aud cue driver, he
10 . beauty. Another is a Cleveland Bay,
six years old. weight 800, he is = dark dap
pie bay with black points, Of 6ne form and
good action. looks like u races. The other
I've are . pair Of t~s.ysar old Clydesdale
colts. We hope thess will all be taken by
eur citizens, ~ we assj such stock. We he
lieve the Cleveland Rays are the beat ALL
purpose horses that are now bred for this
country, thev are good roads,ers and yet
with sufficient sise aad weigh, rs to make
god dran stock. The same can be said Of
the Clydes.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The heavyweight capitalist Of Monirose,
seem To have some pointers on Delta. First,
= load composed Of County Commissioner J.
". Owens. l.. n. Hell. Tho>. Heibl.r, Pelton
and Montgomery came in and annou need
thst they ~an,e,i to buy all the coal laui
within hfteen mile Of Delta, the next day
they were reinforced by J. 5. Full. The
party have been prospecting our town and
vicinity for several days. and mumm seems
to be the word with them all. "Esve they
got some new rniiro~d neusg" seems 10 be
the question.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
The New Town Board.

The Arst meeting Of the new tswn board Of
Delta occurred on Saturday evening and
elected the following oticer-: J. K. Spencer
Mayer pro TEN: A. X. Latham, Treasurer;
A. r. Howard, Clerk: Ben. $. Gheen. Mar
shsi; Lyman l. Henry, Town Attorney.
The board named the following commit.
tees: bitches and Water Rights-R. +.
Williams, I. N. CsnkIin, J. J. Barker.
Drainage aud HEALTH. j. Barker, W.
W. Almesd, J. 4. Spencer.
Streets aad Allcys-J. Il. Spencer, J. J.
Barker, W. W. Almond.
Ordinsnces--A. r. King, r, +. Williams,
I. NJ. Conklin.
Fiuance-I. N. Cenkliu. X. +. Williams.
A. X. Kiag.
Licenee.-w. w. Amend, A. r. King, r.
+. Williams.
Pubiic landreveasnts aud FIRE.. J.
Barker, 1. n. Cosklin. A. 4. King.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Bsa y. Ghsen, two noaths salary $40 -
J. B. RAodcs, work on ditchss, 70
3. A. r. Latham. work OH ditchs Is 10
J. r. Walsh, work 90 ditehes, 10 50
U. l.. Albsrs, Register Of election, 2 80
Lyman I. Henry, Town ATTY, 10 90
Treasurer rsper,ed there was In The County
Treasury e3s6.is Of road tsnd due the Tswn.
A srtiss was made = draw the same.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

Jack Gale, Mack Patterson and San, Cot
tinEham having Loaf a gang OF bear, proceed.
ed tn the hills last week TO find them. After
several days Of weary marching, camping
out aud rouShing it in the good old style,
they succeeded. iu killing four very fac,
youRg Galloway bulls which they brough,
in, and the hunting party are nov engaged
in standing od the owner Of the boviaes, they
still. however. have for sale four Of the 6nes,
bear skins ever shown In the valley, and
their friends in Canada arr jubilant over the
boys killing four grea, big, ugly beSrs all
by thsir.slves. and they never got hurt = Bit"
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
What ShallIDo.

"What shall do lest life in silence pass"
And if it do,
And never prompt the WY Of noisy brsss,
What need'st thou rule?
Remember aye the ocean deeps are mute,
The shadows roar;
Worth is the ocean--fame the bruit
Along the shore.
what shall do to be forever ksown?"
Thy duty ever.
"But this full many did who sleep unknown"
Never, no, never;
fhink'st thou perchanes that they remain
unknswn
Whom thou know'st not?
BY higher trun,ps Of heaven their praise is
blown,
Divine their lot.
"What shall DO to gam eternal life!'
Discharge Alright
The simpls dues with which each day is rife,
Yea with thy might.
Ere perfect scheme of action thou devise
Will life be fed,
While he who ever acts as conscience cries
Shall live. though dead.
-Shiller
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Eureka.

The MOTIF of California means. l
have found it, Only in that land Of
sunshine. where the orange. lemon. ol-
live. tig and grape bloom and ripen,
snd attain heir highest perfection in
mid winter. are the herbs and gums
found. that are used IN that pleasant
remedy for all throat and lung trouble.
SANTA ABLE the ruler of coughs.
asthma and consumption. Latham 4
Williams have been appointed agents
for this valuable California remedy.
and sell it under guarantee ut q v
bottle. Three for 42.oO.
Try CALIFORNIA CAT.R.CURE.
the only guaranteed cure for cAtArrh.
u. W mail tllO.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The committee on Streets and Alleys with
J. r. Spencer as Chairman, and the one on
Public Improvements and Fire with J. J.
barker ~ Chairman. Mr.. Barker also being
Chairman Of the committee on Drsiung. and
Wealth, are good selections, and We may nov
expect to see 1 move nade towards cleaning
up and making many needed and ineIP-n.
sive improvements ths; will add very ma.
tsrially v the health and appearance Of our
city,
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

A TRtr SouTH.--Mr. l.. NJ. Martin promi.
of the st. Louis, Des Moines 4 Northern X.
II. says: "On my return from recent trip
south, where the winter is very impure, ! was
attacked with violent case of cholera NOR.
bus. Having heard great deal of Cham.
bcrlaini Collie, Cholera anu Diarrhoea Rem.
edy concluded to try it and with the most
beneficial results; within six hours l was
completely cured" No well regulated
household should ever be withaut q hottie Of
ChamberlNiu's Celic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy. Sold by Latham, 4 Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
An Absolute Cure.

The ORIGINAL ABIErINE OINTMENT
is only put up in large two-ounce tin
boxes. and is an absolute cure for old
sores. burns, wounds, chapped hands,
and all skin ernptions. Will positive
ly cure all kinds of piles, Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABIgrINE OINTMENT. Sold
by Latham III Williams, at 2a cents per
box, by mail 30 cents.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The following are the school officers to be
elected Mouday, May 9TH, 1858, viz: School
District No. |. Secretary; Ne. 2, Treasurer;
No. ), Secretary; No. I, Treasurer; No. g.,
President aud Treasurer; No. I. President
and Secretary: No. ., President and Secretary;
No. 9. Secretary and Treasurer. No. 10, SEC.
retary nsd President; No. IL, Treasurer and
President; No. IL, Treasurer; No. IS, Secre-
taYy aud Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE, AT GrSSIsoS, Colo. !
March q. 1855.

LAND OFFICE, AT GuSSlsOS, Colo.
March ~. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following
final proof in support of his carl. and flat said
proof will be made before A. K. King, County
Jucge at Delta. Colo. on May SRI, ISIS. viz {:
James Trureu, ID. $ 1873. Ute Series, for the
Swk. sw4. sec. II. eiS. se1t, and lot S. see. Is.
twp IS. :. T. 81. W. 9th 7
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz Otis +. S!andiSlI. Wi!llalH %.
Stephens. Leaper GIL. William II. Martin. all OF
Delta, Colo.
FRANK z. TANNER, Register
Special notice TO William S. Girardet. d. = No.
-69 Ute Series.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The town is ovsr.rus BY tramPs. Almost
every lady is called on many 'iass sseh day
10 feed these worthless sossnps. We hope
shs asthosi,iss will Gre them, aud Are the.
hard.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The Grand Junction Eeies pays the follow
ing tribute to our worthies. who attended the
Teachers Institute there:
Prof P. NJ. Condit and Supt McGinty and
family. Of Delta county, were present and
lent much valuable assistance to the pro-
ceedings. Their work is deserving the es
pecial thanks Of the teachers, who will, no
doubt, reciprocate when called on To do 30.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice for Publication.
LAsp OFFICE AT GUSSIsoS. Colo,
Aurtt iR 1.~.

LAsD OFFICE AT GUSSIsoS. CoLo.,l
Aprii Ii, ls>,,
Notice is hereby gwen that the following narned
settler has tled METRE of his intention tn make
nnal proof in support III hts claim. and that said
proof will be made before +. l.. kellnS-, Clerk
Of the District Court. 1T Delta Colo. o:l May ~.
lSss, viz Albert A. Weir. ID ; a26. Ute Series,
for the ell. sel., swii. SCI /, sec u, and nwb
nei4 sec. II, twp IA. sr aS. W. 9Th Z. Nj.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and crltiN alton of.
said land viz William NJ. Splidins, EriCS
johnson, Herbert A. Castle, William Ii. Johns on
all of Delta, Colo.
FRANK P. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT GUNSi>oN, COLORADO
April Iith lS>s,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiei notice OF his intention TO
make final proof in support ot his claim, and
that said proof will be made before \. X. King,
County Judge a, Delta, Colo, oa NAV -. iS>s,
viz: John Young. ID. :. lo's, Ute Series, for the
VIZ, nwi sec. Ks. and nei, mel sec. 81, twp, II
S. +. 9S. ". 9Th Z. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to proye his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation pf.
said land. viz: James W. Stell. John Rr'wn.
Isaac \. FleeIor, George W. Brower. all Of
Delta, Colo
FRANK 2. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice for Publication.
4 mil Ilth lsss 1

LAND OFFICE AT GUNNIsoN. Coio.-
April l2th. lSss
Notice Is hereby given that the following Iamed
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
inal proof in support nj his claim. and that said
proof will be made before 4. r. King, county
Judge at Delta. Colo on May 2Srd, isss- viz ::
Henry Priest, ID. :. 1851 Ute S-rie-, for III. 81.
swi l. sec. y. and n5x. nwht. sec. Ji, twp. H.
=. r. ~, ". 9Th 7. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uppn and cultivation of
said land viz !: Robert L. irving. leSse ". Davis
John Swan. William NJ. Irving all Of Hotchkis>,
Colo.
FRANK p. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The improvement fever is becoming con
tagisur. Mayor Sherman has caught it and
is having nice fence made across his front
yard, similar 70 the one made by Judge
King. This continuous line of the same
style is quite attractive. Now let the others
along that street keep it up. ". Fl. Martin
il doing the work and doing nice job.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GuSSIsoN, CoLo.,
March 1899

Notice IL 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 be mahe before A. X. King.
County Judge at Delta, Colo, on MAY 9Th. lsSs.
viz : CLARK y. Vaughan. ID. $. 1913, Ute Series,
for the Sel.. sec. 10, twp l3. 81. ". 9Th 2. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz David Hart, Amos Z. Durkee.
John +. Van Tuyl, Frederick Nan Tuyl. all of
Delta. Colo.
FRANK p TANNER Register
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The IHDEPESDExT acknowledges :he re.
esipt Of Conpiinen.sries from Buddecke &
Diehl, 70 the entertainment in their magnifi.
cent opera house this evening, of the Swiss
Bell Ringers. This wsll.appointed opera
house is attracting the attention of all frat
elass companies.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE At suSSIsoS, CoLo, :
Anr.l lEih lsss i

ltpriI 1blh. less
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler filed notice Of his intention Ia
make final lruof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before 4. X: King,
County Judge at i'elia. Colo, un May .ith, isss.
viz. lanes II. GlaZner, ID. :. lls9, Ute Series,
Tor the ny net4. sec IL, twp 81, n r 10, w \.
NJ. L. NJ
He names the following witnesses IN pr,'ve his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said hand. viz : DE Grssse Salisbury. William
e. Pritclard. Milton Il. WEIGH, Thomas Nc
Craney, a.. OF Delta Colo.
FRANK =. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Mrs. Alathers

wishes the ladies of Delta and vicini-
ty to call and be convinced of the low
prices she is Offering millinery, includ-
ing hats. laces, ribbons, flowers, tips,
elc., etc.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

Rev. Mr. Collier uiii hold services on the
erss sunday in Nay. ~ the Oak Crest schsoi
hsuse, at li.oO O'Clock, and ~ the Mound
school house ~ 500 o'elsek, ssue day. All
interested will obsxvs the change from the
,at Sunday 10 April eo sr,t the Sunday is
May.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

We see the name Of Darwin r. kiagslsy
Msa.isaed quite frequently la ss"accsios
eth che sta.s treasureshlP. wLile ~ are
ass isto politics Particularlv, ~ aAkias say
siatss, we will support nss fFsa sAis side
q ths rasse every siae. We srs working
for shis valley.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

Mrs. Sheppard. Who is ns~tioned In our
Pasuis letter of having her limb broken. he's
he'd to have the ssme an'pusa'ed JNst above
the knee, Dr. Breasted, Of Delta. and Dr..
Todd. Of Hstchkiss, performing the opera.
ton.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

~. l.. Mccall, al the MontroSs houring
mill, who n,skes the celebrated Climax 6sur.
10 nov rsnsdsling his mill, ard will soon
havs all the burn removed aud coaple,e
ass Of sew roilsrs added. which will make II
Z arst.ciass roller mill In all i,s appoint
Asats.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GuSNIsoS. Colo. Z
April 18th. isss-

LAND UFFItk ut TENNlSIlNs 0'I-U..
April 18th, isss-
Notice is hereby given that the foIlowfu: nam
ell settler has filed notice nj his intention I" :.kc
hual prnof in sup,sur. Of his claim and that said
prp0l will be made before 4. K. King. County
Judge at Delta. Cola. on May 18th. Isss, viz
Eliza :. Zimmerman, ID. ). iSs, Ute Series, for
the VIZ, SCI /, and ets. Swt4, sec lS- twp IL, :
~. W. M
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou aud cultivation of
said land. viz: Thomas b. pIbI.rn. or Crawford,
Henry Grant. sf Delta. ThaddcGs q. ou.. uf
Crawford. William E. :. flilke, of Crawford.
FRANK z. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

Bale Rros. have just unioaded several ears
of aii kind, Of building material. The l-eo.
rll Of the valley can Away, get ~hA, they
swant from thi, entsrprising hrm.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24
Salt. Salt.

The largest quantity of table. dairy
and stock salt ever brought TO Delta,
AT prices astonishing low. and i'll any
quantity to suit the customer. at
CoNKLIN BROS.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The 0sunissn river y very high st this
place. end the ferry hss Keen sbiigsd 70 dis.
eoatinas IL trips. The saiss 10 much earlier
than vss ever known sy the provsssisl
.'oldsst iahabitAas."
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The Board Of County Commissioners Of
Chs6.s sounty have ssde - order tAaa ~
abs,smsnt u al istsrsss and psoslty Oh nsss
viii bs made that are raid BY Jsly lot.
decd scheme, give the people asoshss shsaes.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

J. J. Barker /, still running his hailer on
che rsach sfO. T. Stsndish. The new crop
Of alfalfa will he ready before he is done with
the old.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

Or. A. johnson, Of Nontrs.e. has eur
fhasts for rscen, courtisirs while there. The
Doctor 10 au accomplished gentleman and an
espert physician and surgeon.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-24

The best spring medicine or blood purifier
you can take, iss few doses Of st. Patrick's
Pills. They cost % cents box and will NC.
complain more good than $i.eo Invested IN
any other medicine. Guaranteed aud told
BY Latham 4 Williams.