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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-24
Tuesday Bargains
Wednesday Bargains

10c Lawns, in all colors and nicely figured. V Finest quality Moire Sash Ribbon, s and 10 inch ST. to $1.25. Wednesday price 79c yard. Special price on Kings and Hathaway's fine M Gowns, Chemise, Drawers and Corset Covers We are equal to any homemade goods.
 Our 46 inch Black all wool Henrietta, same as sol Cents "A inch China Handkerchiefs, same as solt Black All Silk Surah, 75c quality. Wednesday All our soc Ladies' Pocketbooks, latest styles All our Ladies' fine Shopping Bags as sold at $1.s bargain,
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Them Burros.

Accounts of the animals. which jp this
country are called bnrro.. are found ip the
most ancient records. The Prophet. Jess-
minh, tells Y, ''rhey did staud in t,e high
places ap,i .nufie.l up the Wind like dragons"
aad Job gives a short sketch of their habits
Of lit-. 1t is easy to trace them through
| ancient aud me,liGval history down to SYodern
tj,nes, but it is difficult pqtter to learn how
/ they evolved from state of "sxeessivs timid-
ity" into one Of pn1inehipg boldness. 1t is
also little singular that the ancient animals
we're content with the coarsest herbags for
food" aud "prefersd sest water to fresh for
Crinking," while their me,lern progeny are
only contented When grazing in pasture fields
where the daintiest ,nOrsels of vegetation are
found, and will fesrlessly approach n ranch:
mans reservoir, (a barrel covered with grain
| bags sDd work their noses through seven
| thcknesses, just to quensll THAR thirst with
| Gunnxop water.
A herd of these beasts have located on the
| western portion of California mesa, and
| without leave, license or permission of sDy
| kind whatever, n,onepolize the priyiledse
OF making MI the noise that patience or for.
bearance can stand. Whon an exasReratel
ranchnan, owner of gaod pasture feld,
armed with u couple of lively dogs aud .
tolerable good shot gun, gets among "thsin"
burros, they, ranchman, bnrros, dogs and
shotgun slt"Sether, raise paglsp;onipm of
respectable dimensions.
When all the members of the herd get to-
sether eHd sing song, or rather, vixen they
favor the settlers with voluntary hass pro.
fundo chorus. it would he M easy matter to
persuade a tenderfest Oft piano disposition
that old Next ba,i selected California mess.
for the purl'oss OF teaching VOCAL music to n
somewhat discordant class of his followers.
The ranchmen predict that the following
winter will be one Of unprecedented seyeri.
ty on b,irros.
LATEG.-since writing the above we learn
that n sudden change of weather fatally over
came four of the burros, aud tuat three or
four more were sorely afflicted, btt under
careful treatment have partially recovered.
Several generous.hcartcd ranchmeH living in
the yiciuity, express the opinion that a
change Of altitude of five or six THOUSAND
feet would prove beneficial to the health Of
the animals.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
AQtchkiss.

To the fSDEpESpEsT:-Perhap few
soothing thoughts from this part Of Gods
f"ot-stosl would help Toq on your way re-
joicing.
The people of this part Of Egypt are on tor
with both fest, sometimes, when the mud
don't get too deep.
The people of this vicinity have been en:
DIR. Flack, d. D., Of Excelsior Springs,
No. assisted by Rev. Clevenger, Roht:
Simpson and others. DR.. Flack in company
with his estimable aud aecomplished lady
and little daughter, Ethel, spent one month
in Montrose and Delta Counties. during
their brief stay they made many warm friends
DR.. Flack came west with tho calculation Of
having hear HINT ~ we'll as doing consider:
able preaching, but nrEiying here he lvarned
that the hear hal all gone into winter. quar-.
,en. However this did nut set him hack 10
EaY great s1teHt. The Dr. having an iron
will, determined to have revenge on some.
thing or sqmebody, changed his armor and
turned about face upon the devil and his CO.
warkep.
He held few days meetinS near Montro.e
and with the assistance Of I:rrs. Worthing:
ton and Cleveager, organized good church
ind Christian Union. On Rogers' mesa,
Delta County, be organized 3 Colorado
Annual Council Of Churches Of Christ and
Christian Union: The hrst council cnm.
menced with Roges' Mesa church. and the
second annual will convene with Mapel
Grove Church, Montrose County, Colo.
Rev. Mr.. Babb was elected Prsidcnt and
Rev. Clevenger, secretary for the ensueing
year. Rev. Cleysngar was elected State
Evangelist. Revs. Jacob Babb nnd John A.
Simpson were ordained by DIR. Flack aud
Rev. Clevenger. G.A.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

The Goiien Perhaps, although an in6del
ehset. has the following ten commandments,
which We recommend 70 all regardless Of
rxe. ceior, politics or religious belief:
/. Stick 70 the truth and do all the good
you can.
2. Avoid rum. tobacco and everything
eise that Is hilarious to health and morality.
3. Educate yourrelf and love your family
=. " resrlar and temps+ais in all your
habits.
5. Bathe the vhols body twice week and
always breathe pure air.
g. Vote fsr the party that will give you
the best government.
I. Equal rights % ali, irrespective Of race
color. EEK or positiop. :.
8. De your own thinking and fsarlessly
and conrteoassly express your thoughts.
.. Hear al sides and then deciae without
frar ~ preIudice:
10. Read the Golden Ierhaps and my
other good il,eratass that will benefit yop.-
s,xray Asldees:
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

The Ncntrose FSterprise jumps onto the
Rev. J. v. B: flack, ID. D., rough shod, and
after residing the article as appeared In ths
said Ksveread's paper. p,,hlisied at Excel,
sior springs. Mo., ths editar of the Enser.
priss dealt very lightly with the gentleman,
The following y oniy sa extrset Of what
the Rev. writes y his paper about the
people oft this valley:
"ws and p,ary mss.t exaeiIent and intel.
ligrns psOpls M The western slape, but fhers
are meny very Qieked, Wild and reckless cit.
iHems. It y NO very uncommon shinx fou
psea - esaaaast vialsnce, spch y murder and
yspins. The scarcity II Prraehing and re-
:sd cttiss permit The vile sentimsnt ofths de-
i.Fsvisy, inAsieiiiy aud sli forms of misbs.
1isF e. rrsdo,qig@ee The laasses In short. is.
iAose l3od aHd tha church. Cauntry sehOOI
Hossse srs ausd tos inidel Asrsaxpes, dances
e: - Y. slss = 'l.s 5s i,ssnl: .: ia csrt.in
s ..s s... .. 81: .a.s .sS: e: :s% ::
trows The v~ek ont d cqantanssee, II not
ehjs y drivs ghe WORKERS out Vt the eosntry
Wy ssrret asssak,
We Nd esessies n shov The above article
" snosker R~vsrsad eansieuan, one who
kas pssssi,ei al over ths valley long bsscrs
Nr. Piaek fhSsrhs VI pDsaiax RI e'RinE "a
sht ''ssvsi'se" constry. 80 that Esatlemaa
ssys: "Why. ] hsve prsaehsi svery where
elasast u this valley frsm tlarsy dcwa n
f3euad ysbsejss sssl havs yet N take eysn
~ ssst I4sslt." I'his d.s't soapd =. though,
~ tesadfsi vsllsy wss priseipalIy cosa.
PNrA q Sst-tisrns.. shisvss, ste. lsdesd We
3kfnk ~ Kskevns,i6e niupaaf ri~tt vvt~n Il
0siQs hiW tss~i ssa Z liss.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Edmond Hurlbut. modest Wyoming
granger whose postofiice address il Big Horn
Sheridan County. has landed fifth In the
national contest for the Aase rie,n Agrieuttu.
goliA prizes for the best acre Of oats, harvest.
esl in North Americx. New York WAS first,
Pensyslvania sscond, Antsrie, Can.. third
and Utah fourth.
The yield from the Hurlbut acre was 6O:l3
hushels.
Oi,4shMcks, that's nothin'. Any Of our
farmers can do tnat wcit. and great many
Of them just heat 1t all hollow. Harry Price
for instance. rsised 210 bushels of white
Rassioan oats Of Of two acres last year, and
ssd didn't moFs than half try. but he is not
alsne in this. there were many more whose
yield was equally - good o. Mr.. Price's.
The Uncompahxre valley cannot he beat and
we know II.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Nstiee,
Delta, Colp., NJ

Delta, Colp., Noy. 30th., 1889.
Notice |. hereby given that at a meeting al
the steckholdcrs of the lsapstone Ditch Com.
Enny held nj the Ash mesa school house on
the 30th day af November A. D. 1889, m ~.
sessn,ent Of two and .ne-half dollars per
share was levied on the capital stock of said
Company, parable all or before the 5tl, day
OF January, A. ID. 1890,
]. C. BRoWN, Sec'y
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Chicago Justice ri.es mp in rebellion against
the other cities unloading their Divorce spita
in that city. In the case of Mrs. Wadding.
p !, the wife Of the millionaire cattleman,
which came np before Judge Harton last
"Wednesday. her attorneys informed the
Jn'igr that Mrs. Waddingham was in New
York i'll and unable to Be present. but that
they offered her depcsition. This the judge
gould mt stand and dasly refused to gran,
the divorce, sdding:
"Alrs. Waddingham must be here. If she
il sick pnd dies she woa't need diuorce. II
she gess we'll and lives here she mast return
This thing Of New York du'spins ait itH aj.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

Delta. Colo. Nov. 2Tth. 1899
Notice is hasahy given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Ironstone
Ditch Company, will he held at the Ash
nes,s sqhnol house district No. 81 on Friday
Dee. 81, 1889, at o'clock p. m., for the pur.
pose Of elccting five directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of any other busi.
ness properly belonging TO general meeting
Of Stockholders.
J.C. Brown.
Secretary,
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

The general term Of the Supreme Court
has handel down a decision review ing the
lecisioq Of Judge Andrews in the matter of
OF electric wires. The decision dissolves the
injunction which hithert" prevented the
authorities from taking down the wires If
the electric companies do not do NO when
served with notice.
rshmiMfshs public works, after
receiving the decision of the court, notified
all electric tight companies that he w.ald
begin work tomorrow morning.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

Delta, Colo. Dec. 10th, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that at special
uceting afthe Stockholders Of the Extension
Of the Irenstone Ditch Co., held ut the Cush'
man school house on the End day of Dec. A.
p, 1889. An assessment Of Four and Fifty.
qne:hqndredths ts4.aQl Dollars Per share wa.
levied on the capital stock Of said company
payable on or before the 18th day of Jan
nary A. D. 1880.
&c. Rnows.
Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
The Great Divide.

stanley Woods Great Dipide Is an illus:
trated literary. scientific, humorous
aud original monthly Journal, describing the
resources Of the Rocky Mountain region,
the Indians, cliff dwellers, etc. So interest
ing is tbi. publication to us that we are
satisfied it will lie Of equal interest to onF
readers. Therefore we have concluded to
offer the Great Divide for one year in conir
hination with THE DELTA iNDEpESnESr for
one year, for only $500 or It you are
already subscriber 10 our paper we
will have the publlsher pfthe Great U;rids
send it to you for full year for only one
dollar. sample cnpy Of the Grrat Diride
to intending subscribers will be sent free, by
addressing Stanley Wao.i, nenyer, Colo,
and then. should you wish to sub~cribe, send
US your subscription and We will wee that
you RECEIVE il promptly.
Have yom seen the fine line Of Albums at No
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeti- K of the Stockholders pf the Extension
of the IronstoRe Ditch Co., will lie held al
the residence ofc. Bosse, OH tlle California
Mesa on the 26tl, day of January a. p, 1850,
At . o'clock p. nj. for the purpose of elcrtina
five directors for the ensuing year, and the
transaction Of nny other business belonging
to y general meeting af Stockhol,lers.
J. c. BROWN,
Sce'y
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

A Kansas editor, who employs a Chinese
lanndryn,an. is in u qusndry. He says:
:.'rhey sent home with our washing a thing
that branches of in two ways IL little below
the t"p. like railway Junction. and has
puckere,i frils, edged with tattins on each
aide of the divide. We don't know what it
ia, and We are = poor frieadless man, witt,
only "ur virtue, and nobsdy but villains
wonld seek to rob us Of that" ~
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

ia a very chilly day when the Denver
papers de not chranicfe at least one accident
caused by their cable cars. But then, . city
must have these conveniexces, no matter
What it costs Or what the results will be. It's
lnetrapolitaa, you know.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
For Sals.

A we'll improved ranch Of 151 acres with
an ahGndnnt water right. Living water for
stock in winter, "a acres well set In alfalfa;
30 tons Of hay cut last season. 500 bearing
grape yiner. 800 fruit trees. Ranch one
laile east of Delta on the Garnet mesa. For
furthar particulars inquire Of
W. s.. GiRAsDIT,
Delts, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Lost.

0ns iron gray fiily, about three ycss old
with mule shoe brand. thus: n on LEFT should.
eriesn worked sope- Also a pnali sorrel horss
colt, without brsui. about seven months old
with white hind feat and alp on face, Will
give reasonable reward for information OF
recovery fur the above animals.
JESSE REowx.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
The Clipp .r Ditsn Company.

The Stockholders Of the Crawford Clipper
Ditch Company are hereby uotifie'i that the
annual meeting will be held at the residence
Of John Olson, on Faes,lay, Jan. 2nd, 1889,
at2 p. M.
o, r. SANpERsoS,)
f.E. WILBER, Directors.
S. u. ALTEN.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

It has recently b.en discovered chat a -four
barrel will hold s7a.64S dollars. Ever since
We saw this statement We have beens looking
far Colorado editor to dispute it. Our at
fenti"n is lust now 80 much taken up with
other matters, that we have not time to
make the experiment.-Ri Blanes Ne,cs.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice for PublientIoU.
LAND OFFICE At MosrRosE, Colo. !

LAND OFFICE At MosrR0sE, CoLo.,l
dec. End, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has ille1 notice Of his Intention TO
make inal pr1f in support Of bis ciaiin, aud that
County Judge. at Delta, Colo, on January sth.
1890. viz: Clarence y. Mower. ID. T., No. 1895.
Ute Series, tOr the scl$, nwt, sec. q, twp "a,
3. r. a6. W. 9Th P.N.
He l,anes the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz. Cl,iiries Nundrv. john Muhdry,
Felix la,plah, Di,nlei 5. &'4ldwin. nil Of Delta
Delta COUNTY. Calo.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Yon will always Hnd in little town where
= paper is published, = certain individual
VIII" can and wants to run newspaper bet
ter than the man who has charge Off Our
experience has been that such people last
abont rs long as 4 snow.ball does in a red.
hot stove or some other place.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

The annnal election Of officers Of the
Chipcta Ditch Company will take place AT
the residence of D. G. Salisbury. on Monday,
Jan 18th, 1890, at o'clock y. M. and Will atr
tend To all business OH hand.
d. q. SAhlsRpRY.
V. BELLE ANDERSON, Pres.
Sec'y
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Highest Gosh PRICES Paid

tor Second Hand Goods OF every description.
New Furniture e.el,ause'l for Old. New
watches, clocks und jeweIry for sale. ulso
fine watch repairing, at Bennett's Second
Hand Stqrs, in the old post-otiice building.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

l hereby announce to the public that dqr-
ing the month Of December ! will give II
present Rf rs. 60 to my one bpying thousand
cigars and paying cash for SANG. This il
done to Introduce my goods.
E,E. RYAN,
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
For Sale.

A IIalstIne COW and hull. Roth imported
and fine animals. both registered in Holland
and America. A bargain II sold soon. Will
take pastpay in grain If desired.
KENSIcQTT BROS.
relta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Ranch for Sale.

50 acres Of goud level mega land. with 90
inches water righ. in the Minnesota Ditch
Co. Can all be irrigated. No mortgage or
any inc,,Wbrance whatever. For further
particulars inquire at this office.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

We know that Grand Junction jus. now
is rs goal . town any of ite size in the
state, but whst the papers fthst place want
= "hoon'" for We don't zee. Neighbos, re,
member that bDoms Will bust.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Wanted.

4 gnod renter for good ralGh. All eon.
yenieace- generally found ou trst.ellss'
ranch aud good house to live in. For par
ticnlars inquire at this ofice.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Ranch for sale.

120 acres, few miles from town. VIII sell
ranch and Implements, also hay, Inrses and
cattle cheap, for cash. All the water que
usa use. Apply at this office.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
For Sale or Rent.

A rnnckof 1856 acres, with good water
right, nina pilss from Delta, II good house,
forty ncres fenced. Will sell all or part
and will take part payment in cnttlr. For
further particulars inquire at this office.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

All parties kpqwins then,selve, to be in
debted to McGranahan i Butler viii please
call and settle either by cusl, or note ~ our
books must be balanced up by January LIST.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

W. F. Pnhpr, iditnr or the Frqita Star, Is
thinking Of ,n"ving his pant TO Grand
Junction. NJ. Pahor is All old peyspaper
man and rAttling good one.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Found.

Apair ofrubber oversIssss, ~ Msin st.,
Delta. Colo. The owner upon calling at thi.
Office and paying for this a.lvertisea,sat will
have hia property returned to him.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

The annual election of officers of Delta
Lodge No. G2 A. +. and 4: N. will take place
at the next regulas standardization, Dec.
Goth, 1889:
A. C. BUTLER,
Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Holiday Goods.

Call and SEQ our innense Halliday
Shcx. Gold watches. pens. pencils.
lace pins, taath picks, gold Mp,brel-
La. canes. Renlon, Mentross, Colo
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Notice.

All who have back accounts With us will
ple4sr call aud svttle sam. before Jan. l.t.
GoNKLIN Bros.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Horses for Sale

at W. o. stephens' Ranch. Cheap for
Cash. or six months time on good Security.
W. II. WAGNER.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Neaaee fos 1e0bBteasiea.
LAND ORvICn ~ NoNrROwE. Colo., I
1l0canyhAr afIi IaAo

Noetce Va kesrby given thas TIM fnllawing nam.
ed sa1tlcr has ned nsstlcc II hia tnteutU u make
Anal j'rnDi N sipnss q his gnilN. and tiint ssid
EsMi VIII gs sysde lctoss JAdgs .! the County
teo0 VIZ: GSKx6 4. JMtte. iirou hiR d. 4. M.
". 9th r. N.
cf4ntinuolt2 fesidepes ulbn, aitA ea,lttvnSjon III
hania.Shi I.wk KdsH E. IsShs:. i'll 4 iisiss.
w.H. srsELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

DisTRKss after eating, hexrtimrn, sick
kesd.ac;, and indigestion are Cared bv D.
}. u. NclAaas Liver and Kidney Piliest
little pills.) For sais by !. n. MoNsrray.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Farm LA,ans.

ATS. :. or 10 per cent. interest. Partial pay
nient plan ifyou wanti;. Loans and title APPROX
ed by Inc and ynlr money paid TO you in CASH
instead Of checks on MOMtrose. Money for Final
Proof paid on t.s day Of proof. No delay. and NO
EXTRAS
4. X. KING.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Hartland Ditch
Co. will he held Jan. 4th. 1890, ut one
o'clock p. m. at the residence Of +, !.
liauser.
+. j. HAUsER.
Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Bath House.

]. W. Rnuldin has lifted UP bath
house in connection with his barber
shop. Call and see him; next door to
Conklin Bros.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Call and inspect our Holiday
Silverware. watches, rich jeweiry,
and novelties. Our Stock is very
complete in evsry particular.
ThOs. 4. Fenlon, the jeweler,
MontrOse, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
ONH NNIOX0

ONR ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it 10 pleasant
and refreshipg to the taste, aud acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually. dispels colds. head.
ac'.,s and fevers and curee habitusl
2 stipation. Syrup Of Figs Il the
.'y remedy Of it, kind ever pro-
uced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
cepable 70 the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial in its
easots, its many excellent qualities
cnmp,epd Il to al. II IL for safs in 500
sDd 81 hotties hy al Ieaaing Druggists
Manufactured only 81 The
cMkfQAHyA f0 SNRUp co.
ar fRAs0eoo. cal.
loWskHiE ~ MW rQDx ~
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

4 scientist estimst-s that the power Of
Niagara Falls exceeds what could he pro-
siuced by i50,GU.00Q toms of coal annually.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Na1ees Sss PaSassassen.
LAND Ovrics A. AoNrnnaE, Cei

Nosses a hefehy Given tAsS t6s injIc,isse.
na,asd . set,!sr ts: Alel n.Aieq ~ M .iMssnites q
ssid Is1z VII ss snsss Ss|or Essssss ~ ~ s. RI.
si.ss' q safIss ss b: ssi:sss ::s. y /: ~ 4:
NJ. sWX. srH. nwi; N sWT. NJ. -. m.
tvp. o.. b. .. 70. " wNMtM.
u ns.nss ~ is.lswiiA wisnessss - ysess ~
~ lap4, vts asssS 3 kse Csss1s d dtsr.
Aoetsoass CoanaS. OLA =
Y. i. sr1sLx. sses>ss.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Nm. Dsssjsst : sgsssss ssssa hsusssa
10 isliss sisskss deNsu 81 asdssasess
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17
Df, Rssaaks's CsugA asA LnnG

'sfis 3 s /: :s.:s 3 =: sss y. f;se
,aSs;Iis isc Ss..c .sssSS "a ,ioS1 sS sss ss
ssssS stssS|ac ~ ~s:sss s..d r e., 81 S.s
bssWsSiiSs. q 70 .hafA up I. .Yss6 70 1aaa3as1f
e9asa1Qpetve pesielA thAA ~ ~ eesH -
sss|s.Sls III 49, y lsss q i:Ssss ilss Z. ~
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Have yon seen the fine line Of Albums at No
Nunrrays.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

PEaaoys sdvspcsd tn year, fssl ysssg,r
ssd ssrongss. % veil % ffssv fFso ~ ia9sN.
itsa NJ sgs. ty taxing Dr.. J.. =. Ns lIsaat
esuaasrasil,a. Fer sale by ]. n. Hsnsfrav
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

ptNrLEs. lniies and ether hamsu are
llshls " appear whom the bieod gsts haesA
The kr,t remedy h DR.. J. u. Msksaa'a
6Arsasspariila. 6r ss,s ~ !. N. Mshussag.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Tns most popnlas liHiasent, ss Ne ela
reliable, ur. J. II. MeLaan's vslsaAis Lsai.
usnt. Far sale bv I. Y. No Mssray.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

Oxx Of Dr. J. n. MeLespa L,Mls Liver
going In he'd, will nAsvs the bowels; he seaat
viil a.tonish you. For ssls " I. \. Ns>
Murray.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

" you fesi unable 10 do your vsrk, asd
have ,hst tired faciins. take DR.. J. \. Nc.
Lsan's sar.apariiia; it will r,ske yos bright.
.etivranI vigorous. For sale by I. y. Me-
Murray.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-17

No iininest IL 10 hsttsr repatp u nsvs
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-05-24

Gov. Jackson has approved the re-
commendatiou of the board OF officers op-
pointed to select site for the encamp.-
meut Of the Maryland National Guard.
The date for the encampment has been
fixed, commencing July II and continu-
ing ten days The board, after visiting a
sumber of places, recommends either
Mechauicstown or Frederick Junction,
both in Frederick county. preference be-
ing given to the latter. Frederick
Junction was, Therefore, selected a. the
place for the encampment. Gen. Stewar,
Brown has been directed to assume
charge Of the camp and direc. the move
uents OF the troops.
Frederick Junction, the proposed site
Of the encampment, is on the main stem
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fifty
eight miles from Baltimore and three
miles from Frederick. 1t 10 quite elevat-
Cd, the Catoctin range of the Blue Ridge
being within view . few miles to the
west, and the scenery Of the neighbor.
hood 10 very beautifu'. The Monocacy
river, widening before its entrance into
Potomac, 10 at the base of the 6eld, and
will furnish excellent opportunity for
bathing, while nearer the Potomac bass
fishing may be enjoyed. Though the
country is thickly settled, much wood
land remains, and there the soldiers, when
of duty, may escape the heat of the mid.
die Of the day. Frederick, only three
miles away, and easily reached by rail or
BY weilbeaien pike, will also prove q
point Of attraction, as it 10 noted for the
number of it's pretty girls, and the latter
will fad maay occasions probably to slip
down to the camp to witness dress par
ades or guard mount.