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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
CONRITTFFg.


In response to this resolution, the
Chair appointed the following commit
tees for the several clubs:
Marshall Ward-Mr. G.. Watt Taylor.
Jefferson-Mr. Meade Haskins
Madison-Mr. p. J. Burton.
Mouroe-Mr. G.. r. Tenser.
Clay-Mr. A. c. Houston.
VACANCY.
Mr.. Valentine nominated George d.
Pearman, and he was elected to fill the
vacancy in the Marshall Ward delegation
Of the committee, caused by the resigna-
ton OF John l.. Parr.
DESIGNATION.
Mr.. /. J. Smith rendered his resigna-
tion as superintendent of Clay Ward,
and it was accepted.
Mr.. CONNER WILL NOT CONTEST.
Just before the committee adjourned
the Chair stated that another meeting
would not be held until next Tuesday
night, unless some protest should be
filed. He understood. he said, that Mr.
Conner proposed TO contest the recent
decision in the primary by which he
was defeated in his Council candidacy
in Clay Ward.
Mr.. Burton here stated that he had
talked with Mr.. Conner about halt an
hour before the committee met, and MIR.
Conner had stated that he had no earth
" idea Of contesting.
Mr.. Elicit said he was very glad to
hear If.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

A frat class. centrally-located Cigar
and Tobacco store, with good trade, is
for sale. Satisfactory reasons for selling
given. Apply TO J.. A. SrUlPF.
Eighth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

ASeosrURA BIrrkRs were prepared BY Or. ,.
G. b. sieger, for his private use. They hav~ b.
come generally known as the best appensing
tonic. Beware OF countsrfeiss. Ask for the gen
uine article. manufactured oy Dr. J. q. u
SIgGgkr a SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
Notfes.

A. Fisken particularly requests oil
parties indebted to him TO call aud settle
their accounts, as he is compelled TO
leave the city in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

yXrANTED, TO SELL EGGS FROM
w me pYtze-vfnnsng PLYMOUTH ROCKS
and Wy ANDOTTKs. 81 por thirteen, 1870 per
twenty-six. Sweepstakes on both yarietles al
and 1oe soulh Cherry street, Richmond, Va
ssh l0-eu& Wl1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

The seventy-fve-cent ALL Wool Black Batiste for
t0r.
At tho silk Counter the prices arc simply
amazing for such goods.
Nj cOlOrs OF Satin fancy shades) at i9c. yard
22-inch Pure SILK Surah at 50c.
Extra-wide dOube-warp dollar-and-a-quarter
quality Surah SILK. In new street shades, at
Sc. a yard;
Tho One-dollar-and-a-quarfe Blnck-snd-White
Shephord-P Plaid Surah SILK for 75c.:
The best 19inch American Pure SILK RLsdama
al Nsc., under ordinary circumstances costs
At s. a Black Satin Rhadama that is worth $50;
Double-warp Black SILK Faille Franchise at fl.2j,
usual selling price is Sl.75;
The dollar and -a-auarter Black SIX Moire Fran
caise at So;
Blaek Seeded silks and Armures at tl.19 yard,
the usual fl50 qualities;
The .2-inch wdo7J Black Surah Silks AZ Soc:
Double warp Black surah Silk at Csc. worth
The one-dollar-aud-a-quarte Fancy Figured
81 rs ,satin.fa faced for sSc.
Colored Striped SILK Combinations a. 81 worth
Hoe Of 81 heavy quality Fancy silks at SOC. a
We suggest to you 10 at least look at the new
prices ol our Dress Goods before making selec-
ton. There Is no fault 10 be found with our
styles-the prices are merely special.
35-inch vide Checked Spring Cloths, In seven dif-
ferent colors, always selling Tor JOc. yard
sale price IS 25c.;
Wool-hlliug spriug shades OF Cashmere at lOc
u yard;
Every color solid and mixed. Of the best grade
OF Light-Woight TricOts, always selling for
nifty cents. At 40c. yard during this sale;
hfiy-cont grade Of All-WOol French Debeige.
Sc inches wide, in light-tans, grays, &C, at
35c. a yard-e positive bargain;
The lighiest aud daintiest new spring colors In
4O-inch-wide SuIah Diagonals at 49c. a yard
worth 1jc.
The White Goods 10 be sold aggregate 9j
cases.
There are Corded p. h's At &C.. yard;
Check Muslins al &c a yard
French Mulls, with corded stripe, at SIC.
yard;
Imported French-Weli p. X. at 10c. yard worth
25r.:
Satin Lace-Stripe White Dress Goods at SC. a
yard;
Fine Imported Lace Nain5ooks at 20c;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

Even nonestics. tho regular prices % which
sre 40 near cost have been Cu' Tor this sale.
The eight-cent Checked Apron Ginghams for
The II irtty-nve-cent 104 Utica Shceting for 25c.
The AndrOscoggia Cotton, without brand, for
The nyc--tnt Cntleachod Cotton for SIC. a yard
Tie ten-ccnt striped, Checked, and solid Color,
Blue. Brown, and Gray SeelsucSers at &c.
yard:
The eirhi-cent Pin-Suiped CrinkIed Seersuckers
Pretty snd new patterns the ten-cent Sattsens
for sac. yard
no Notion Counter contains thousands Of little
lnick knncks al prices less than the actual cost
g. make.
Veneered-back Clohes-Brushes at Ioc;
Neneercd- back quarter hair-trush FOR l3c;
Ivory -hsndle quarter Naii-brushos Tor l5c;
A pair II An-Silk Dress shields for l0c;
A yAir of good Elastic GaricrS with Nickel
Buckles. for &c.:
iTen'y.aye-cent pair Of Decorated Garters
SIX striped Garter Web for lOc. yard
Regular twenty-aye.cent sir Eye-Glass Cords
and Watch-Guar}s Tor B. each;
Cu srfer size Wire Hair Brushes for lfc-.
4 tvo-aladed Shcffieid steel Knife for l1c.;
A Cozeu shawl and Hai-Pi1s, iu q box, for s..
A package % Ave papers assorted English
Needles aud Knitting Needles, &C, all for
= and s-inch long whaleoone .. dozen;
ls-irch long Whaiebouc o.. half dozen;
Swandown-Powder PuG for 5c.;
Large size Cellul5id Dressing- ComD Tor &C.;
CeuUlold BARRIERS COMBS b.;
Chldreu's Celiu.oid Round Combs for &C
be Hosiery and Gloves OIL an important sec
ton q our store. and our immense trade in
these goods hss been obtained 10y continually
oferirc extra bargains.
Chudreu's twenty -nve-cent Seamless Solid-Coior
Hose for l5-:
Ctl3reu's ten.cent Ribbed Gray and Fancy
striped Hose for &c. = pair;
Cti.1ren's teu-cent Ingram Hose In Blacks and
Co'ors 80 - a pair;
Trfau's' tsn-ceut White Socks for - p pair:
Infants tweniy-cent striped socks al s. pair;
Ladies Full Regular-Made lseamlesssl PIN
striped Hose iOr llc. a pair;
Ladies' forty and Rfty-cent quality Fancy
striped Hose al 2Sc- pair;
Ladi.s' seveLfy-Eve-ccnt Brilliant Lisle-IhTea1
Frsncy-st-ped Hose for 40c. a pair;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
DELINQUENT TAXES.
DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
FOR 1851.

FOR 1857.
In pursuance Of sn ordinance Of the city Of
Richmond. have prepared and posted in the
City Hall list Of Delinquent Taxes on Real
Estate for lSs1. subject " tho inspection Of all
concerned
Further, IN pursuance Of ordinance, notice Is
given m AL the daily papers Of this city that all
such Delinquent Real Estate will be sold al auc-
nen on the nrst day Of the May term Of the Hust-
tngs Court (being the 7th day Of May, 1883. un-
sess the taxes and penalty thereon have been
previously paid.
sm further required by ordinance 70 publish
in one or more Of tho daily papers OF this city,
not less than ten days previous u such sale.
list Of real estGte 50 delinquent for The previous
year. In conformity herewith notice IL hereby
given thstsuch list will be publish Cd in tbs Rich
mohd ghig On WEDNESDAY, April ss, 1855. and
on
MONDAY. MAY 7, 1888,
Ishsil between tho hours Of y N. aDdlP. NJ pro
coed 90 cell. IN front Of the City Hall on Broad
street between Ninth ana Tenth streets, the real
estate delinquent ~ aforesaid. Including penal
", Ae. w. Il. cARD0ZO,
ADfii !. 1855 Collector Dslagueat TaxsA
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pAillips,s pisss.ibls ceesa

produces feeling Of lish,ness aud saoyancy. -
agaius, that Of weight headache, snd depres-
sloa. 80 common with the ordinary eecoss. Isi
noarishipg 10 q high degree aud easiiy digesssl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

WANTED, ROSSED BLACK-OAK
W BARK, CHESTNUT, and SPANISH-OAK
BARK IN the rough. Highest cash prices paid,
delivered In Petersburg. Va Refer 10 any mer-
chant or bank in Petersburg.
JONES, VAUGHAN & CO,
an 20-eod2w Appomattox Mills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

Five hundred dollars worth OF pres
ents given away at the Howitzers' Festi-
val tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
OIL Main street. Richmond, Va

One dollar entities you to a chance at
one hundred presents at the Howitzers'
Festival tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
TO PRESENT TIE DISSOLUTION.

Mr.. Haskins offered the following:
RcsoLued, That a committee of one
from each ward be appointed by the
chairman to visit each Democratic club
now existing in the city and present to
said clubs the resolution of thanks, and
report their action to the next meeting
Of this committee.
Adot,fa1
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FAMOUS AS OUR SALES ARE

foolish
The
Ofn qciholt ap
Special weTy these extraordinary
ffr1Io
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
THE HALL
SHOR7-LINR TELEPHONE.

No dangerous electricity. Total cost less than
one fourth the annual rental Of Bell Telephone.
Epocially applicable for shOrt~dstance lines be-
tween Offices ana factories, warehouses. stores,
mills, hotels, etc., etc. or wherever instant and
reliable inter-communicatiOn between uterine
date points is desired Agents wanted in every
city.
TIE HALL TELEPHONE COMPANY.
Broadway and Astor PlQce.
ap 2j-3t New York city.
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WANTS.

WANTED, THELADIES OFRICH-
w MOND aud vicinity 10 know that they viii
have IN opportunity 30 inspect one OF the latest
and best -QUARE MEAS UkEMENT TAILOR
ING SlSTEAS now IN use. Madame J.. n.
BGHHEg, whose headquarters in the East il nj
the largo school, f22j Chestnut street. Ihiladel-
phiA, Pa, is now establishing branch schools in
all the large cities, has had a competent lady OF
this city IN training for six months, who has &C
cured rooms at i:9 esst Broad street Madame
BGhmer will be here I'll TUESDAY 10 open the
school, and extends a cordial invitation to the
ladies' 10 call for particulars and circular.
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

Mr.. Rawlings offered a resolution
thanking all Democratic clubs now
existing, and who have SO actively worked
during the past two months, and re-
questing them to keep up their organiza-
ton and hold themselves in readiness to
uphold the Democratic nominees on the
fourth Thursday in May.
AdOuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

ladies' Solid, Striped, and Unblcached Hose at
~. apar;
Ladies Cnhleached Black Diamond-Printed
Hose a &C.. a pair;
Ladies Pure Snk r-Buiton-Length forty-cent
RlGcR Gloves NJ lic. pair:
Ladies six and-Eish -Eution-Lengtht thirty-nve-
cent Lisle-Ihreai Gloves at lie. a pair;
Six-Button-LeDgth SIX Taffeta, with siik-em-
hroidered hacks, ot ~. pair;
ladies' tweuiy-nye-cent Pure six Black Mitts at
Ilc. p pair;
100 pair White and Black Gloves at Sc. pair:
The handkerchief 70 be sold for &c. are worth
The Ie,. pure Linen HaudkercAiefs, in pretty
Colored borders. Al g., each;
Pure Linen White aud COlored Embroidered
Handkerchleis at I2sc.-impor'ed II sell Tor
5000 japanese Fans at 5, G, and loc worth s, 10,
ire Ribbons are still coming in by tue thou
sands OF yards, and our prices have certainly
created q sensation among millinery people.
Every shade Cf No SATIN Ribbon AZ 81. a yard;
Every shal. Of No. SIX Fsihe Ribbon at l3c.;
Every shade OF No SIX Ribbon satin bordered,
A iewelry manufqcture- Of Attlesboro, Mass,
sold US a big sample line Of his Plated JeWelry.
4 thousand designs Of his PIC Lace Pins at lOc,
A thousand designs of his SOC. Lace Pins at l7c.
And luuarods OF Baby's Bangle Lace Pins at loc.
The ~. pure Linen Turn.point Collars for Sc.
each.
Ladies Perfect Laundered Collars. with buttons,
10Y Jr.
Lailcs' pure Linen Cuffs al 9c. pair.
There are hundreds OF Pnraso.s-aH sorts.
all kinds Tho styles are something unique.
something different from the general run Of
stores. We mention only Back ana White,
Blue and Cream. Gray and Blue-Checkod Para
sols. with long, stylish handles, at s. each.
The Black Goods too. are included in this
sale by the hundreds "a yards.
The tveEiy-hVe-cent quality DOuDle-Width
Black Cashmere for 10 20;
The ssyenty-aye-cent quality, 4Oinches wide, for
49,:
The ciehty-nve-cent grade, g inches wide, for
So:
The one-donar 36-iuch silk-and-Wool Henrietta
for s9,.;
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Exhibition cuu Rrt1l
Aa Advertising Error.

at the Howitzers Festival tonight by Q
picked section Of the Howitzer battery.
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AncrfOn
Oid p,auo,tuaxev store

commences at 10 o'clock at the Howit
Zers' Festival tonight.
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Henrietta CZ0fh.

No such assortment can be found else where as
Is shown at LEVY & DANi~'S.
Every shade Of the season in this popular dress
fabric. ap 25-eoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
THE CITY COMMITTEE.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THIS BODY
LAST NIGHT.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Conner viii Rot Con-
teit-Resignstions and Elections
Etc Ftc

Tho City Democratic Committee met
last night in the City Circuit Court room.
Present: Messrs. Elicit (chairman).
Valentine, W. r. Wood, Frischkorn,
Botto, Grymes, Haskins, Burton, Tay-
lor, Rawlings, Hulcher, Levy, Houston,
Smith, Gibbons, Ingersoll, Bigger,
Brsnnan, Wren, Sharp. and Cummius.
MIR. Tenser acted as secretary.
The Chairman laid the following letter
before the committee
APRIL "a, 1883.
Colonel TG-clccH EUett, Chairman CitV
Democratic Committee:
Dear Sir,-It having been rumored
that intended TO run as an Independ-
ent candidate for the City Sergeancy, L
take this, the earliest opportunity, to in
form you that l have never had any in
tention of doing so on the contrary, L
wish 70 assure you, and through you the
Democrats OF Richmond, that went
into the primary in good faith and with
q determination to abide the result. |
voted for Mr. Carter in the primary, and
shall support the nominees of the Demo
cratic party in the general election, and
appeal 10 ali Of my friends to do the
same. Very respectfully yours,
JAMES G. SMITH
The letter was greeted with applause
when read.
On motion the letter was received and
filed.
Mr.. Elicit stated that Mr.. Smith also
gave his assurance that he intended to
make no contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D ExsCurED AT 1Hk DrsfATca RaAnx
lNa-housk
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Uouttzrrs' Festival
without Insurance.

closes tonight with a Grand Gift-Distri-
button.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25

This does not include the Norfolk
county and Portsmouth city delegations,
ss from both places there are contesting
delegations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-25
As TO A CITY TICKET.

A prominent Republican leader when
asked yesterday whether a city ticket
would be nominated replied that in his
opinion none would be that it would bo
better to hold aloof and support the in
dependent candidates if any come ont.
The convention, however, viii consider
this subject.
THE REPLY.
Hon. John 8. Wise said last night that
he had about finished his reply to Gen
eral Malone S letter, and that it would
be ready to be published tomorrow
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-22
Liverpool Grain
LIVERPOOL, September 2

Wheat-Dull, lower, California No. 1. 7s
50 per GENITAL; red western winter, rs Sd "a rs
Corn-Eas- new mixed western, As 1Od
per GENITAL W.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-22
New York General Markets

NEW YORK, September 21.-Hops- Strong
and quiet. Coffee-Options opeaed weaE,
closed steady; moderate business, lower
cables. Sales, $1,000 bags, including Sep
TENDER. 10 80 "a 10 05; October, 1875 "a
y s.: November, 11.75@ll 50; December
llS5(eil So. Rio, unsettled, easy: end fair
cargees, at 15H. sugar-Raw, quiet firm;
refined in fair demand Wool Firm,
fairly active; domestic fleece, &c "a "a
Copper = Steady; Lake, II Is. Lead
Steady; domestic, 4 97l$. Tin-Dull; st ats,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-22
Mining Stocks.

New York, SeptemberZl Mining shares
closed; Am&dor 200; Deadwo0d, l.55;
Eureka Con solidated 10: Hale & Norcross,
(ex-dividend) 400; Homestake, 10; Irou /
yer, 3.c5; Mexican. 8 20; North Belle Isle,
2 co; Co,oTSdO Coal, $50; Plymouth, 7 so:
Savage, 2 GO; Sierra Nevada, 800; Stand ard,
LOS; Silver King, 2.65.
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COMMERCIAL.
BulliOH.
Money Market.

oe1 New YORK. September 2l.-Bar silver,
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California fruit s.les

CHICAGO, September 21-.arl Frpit
Company sold two cases
Grapes-rokay, 1.S0 @ 2.60
Pears-Beurre Bose, 2 Is; Clairgeau. TO-.
White Doyenne, 2: DAleneon, 2; Beurre
l.95; Vicar, ! So 7'''
Quinces-l %.
Plums-Coe's late red, /; IckwNh. 9oc.
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Petroleum.

New YORK, Septembe 2l.-Petroleum
opened finn at 92l4, "a below last nights
close, and after a Slight advance became
heavy and segged off to 9115; a slight re-
covery then occurred ana the market closed
STEADY at 9l7S
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New York Stock Exchange

NEW YORK, September 81. stock
market dull and tone fevetish and weak.
The dizziness aud apathy were cutie ag su :
prising as the wide fluctuations OF g week
ago Grar gers took the secondary place
while the Vanderbiits were most conspicu
Gus. Northern Pacific I'D by London and
the illness of Mr. v right had depressing
effect on he stock
Governments, dull but firm
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NEW YORK, September 2l.-Money, "a
LATER.
Money on call, easy,:at 1]5G2 per cent;
closed offered st2
Prime mercantile paper, 5]4G71S
Sterling exchange, quiet bat steady: at
4 $40 for 6O-day bills, and ass for demand
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON. September 81 Trade in wool has
grades; the sales fer the week were 2 445 Ta0
pounds of all kinds, including 155o00
pounds foreign; in Territory woods there
have been sales of 75l 900 pounds az I6fn23
spring. California wool il in
better demand at l6Q2l IL
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London Wool

LONDON, September 81. Prior to the
OF sheepskins at which there was moderate
attendance. There were offered |. IA bales
which were mostly sold at Is "a Id ad
vance There was a good attendance at
She WOOL sales Operators purchased freely
There were offered II ,59S bales.
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Boston Stocks.

BosToN, September 2l.-Atchison & To-
S634: Burlington, I.1Z12i Mexican Central
common. "A !; Mexican Central first mort
gage bonds, 605l, San Diego Land Company.
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PhiIndelnhia TYnni.

PHILADELPHIA, September 21.-Sool is
quiet, but firm; Eastern Oregon, 1Q(@21c;
Valley Oregon, 19@26c; New Mexican and
Colorado, 1360iS
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CHICAGO. September q.
Cattle-Receipts, Is, coo; steers, 3 % "a 5.65-
stockers and feeders 1.S5 (p 800; Texas
cattle. l65 % S.25; western rangers, 200 q
60.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; steady; mixed.
. w (9e'SH; heavy, l5 96 50; light, $40 G
sheep-Reeeipts, 6 ,oOO STEADY; natives, 2. SO
@ 4.50; Westerns, $50 % 8 20; Texans, 2 Sc
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Afternoon Railroxa stooss
Chicago Proauee nmrmat.

CHICAGO. September 81.
Wheat-Firm; cash, 98a: October, 9SIzs:
Decem Der, 931sb: May, 9614b.
Corn 1 over; cash, 40; October, Az;
December, 3915; May, 3s3%
0ats-.Steady; casn, "a; October, "a l1.16;
December, 245s: May, 22l.
Barley-NOminal
Pork-Lower; cash October, IA 571z; No
vembeT, - 95
Lard-Easy; cash-october, 1855; No
vember, 9.20
AFTERNOON
Rye-5e
Barley-Nominal.
Whisky-20
Bulk eats-Unchsngad.
Short Ribs-S 6l1a@S65
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LOCAL MARKETS.
(WROLESALE.)

(wROLEsALE.)
SALT LAKE CITY, September Il 1855.
Corrected DaSEy By Sears d Ltodle.)
The Delta independent., 1888-07-31
Summons.

STATE OF COLORADO, Delta County,
IS. In the District Court.
James W. Hurst, PlaiAiG,
Adella s. Hurst, DcJeadan,,
The People of the State of Colorado, to
Adella 8. Hurst. the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby requiredto appear in an ac-
tiol brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court, of Delta
County, State Of Colorado, in which said
Court, County and State the complaint in the
above entitled action is filed; and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days after
the service hereof, If served within this
County; or, " served out of this County, or
by publication, within fifty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of service;
or judgment will be taken against you nc.
cording to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
bonds of matrmony existing between plain
tin and defendant, and for the custody Of Nell
lie Hurst. Mable Hurst and William Hnrst,
minor children OF plaintiff and defendant;
for the reason that defendant has wilfully
deserted and absentrd herself from the plain
tifi, her husband, and departed from this
State without any intention Of returning,
The relief demanded Ia the complaint is:
lst. That the bonds of matrirnoDy between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved
ID. That the custody Of said minor child
rem, Nellie Hurst, Mable Hurst and William
Hurst, be awarded to plaintiff.
Sd. General relief m will more fully APP
pear from the complaint In said action to
which reference In here made
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear, and tO answer the said com
plaInt AZ above required the said plaintiff
| will apply 10 the Court for the relief de-
mandsd IN his complaint, and take judgment
by default against YOU acc0rdinv 10 the
prayer Of said complaint.
Given under my hand and
.p,I the Seal of the District Court
at Delta, in said County, this
9th day of June, A. d. 1888.
Il. l.. KELLOGG, Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1888-07-31

A few days ago a number of promi-
neiit men organized in Denver, Colo
rado State Industrial Association. Vice
presidents we're selected from every
county. Hon. sam Wade being chosen
from this county. 1t seems that the
purpose of the organization is to provide
for and give in Denver AN annual ex-
bibition. The purpose is good If car
ried out. 1t is little late 10 begin for
this year. but if the work WAS energet,
ically prosecuted a good exhibition
could be held this fall. This side of
the range labors under disadvantages
Of great distance and high railroad
rates. Our fruits and vegetables need
rest and recreation after the long ride.
and very few of our people can afford
TO spend time and money to attend.
Still we are heartily in favor Of the
scheme. II Mesa, Delta and Moatrose
fair organizations would unite, grand
exhibit could be sent from the reserYa-
tion counties. There must be some
move made in this direction The farm
ems of right look TO the merchants to
take the initiative in this. but the
farmer must come up with strong sup
port. The loans have been spent, the
surplus has been invested, now We
must make money. We have conf
deDcs in this country, now we must
begin TO live. The time for preying on
one another has passed. United and
enlightened energy is our only reli-
ance.