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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
HOW WE GET OUR HOME.
A HOME WHERE WE CAN ROLL ON
THE GRASS AND BE HAPPY.
A Cosy Suburban Home. with Artesian
Water, Everaowing Fountains. Gas,
Street Cars. Added to all the Beauty
Of Forest and Country.

Like almost every man with loved wife
and family / want a home, not a little con-
tracted dwelling shut in by business
blocks and hot streets, but a home with
Don to roll on the grass, catch my breath
and expand my lungs without interfering
with my next neighbours fence. There
nre many beautiful sites and well devel-
oped lots in various portions Of the suburbs
OF Memphis, but while the lots and loca.
tion suited the terms and prices were una
valuable. A newspaper man is not n bank
nor a capitalist, but he does long for a
neat, cosy suburban home. A little whole
some fear Of auctions and real estate ex-
nggeration have taught me 10 be careful,
but II now seems 10 me and my wife that
we have found about what we haveobeen
looking after. The city is fast growing in
the direction Of the lovely locations ut aud
adjacent TO Fort Pickering. Mr.. Meacham
has subdivided n number of acres into III
lots, which will be sold at auction today,
commencing at II o'clock al N.
These lots are ~chariningly located, the
title is perfect, there are over 900 forest
trees scattered over the plat The artesian
water wells up in all its limpid purity;
there are three beautiful ever-iiowing
fountains OF this pure water, gas pipes are
laid, streets are graveled, street cars will
be running within n block OF II. We
were so pleased with The beauty and con-
venienco that | took pains 10 investigate
the sale set for today and find that II
promises TO be the best, largest and squar.
est sale OF realty ever held here since tho
famous one OF Willoughby Williams in
1884. Not n person who bought lots there
at has lost n dollar on his purchase, but
all, | believe, without exception, have re-
allied far more than a fair profit on their
investment. At Mr.. Mcacham's sale last
year every LOT but one was sold,
showing that there were no reserves
or retaining OF selected lots. This Is
clearly a better opportunity than was that
one. Tho favorito way OF buying n home
on monthly payments cannot equal this.
Only one-tenth Is required in cash, the
balance in five annual payments, with o
per cent. interest. My wife and ! have
carefully figured on this, and, besides the
health and comfort OF tho location, lis nc.
feasibility and convenience. we can a v
the cost Of our homo during that timo out
OF what we would have paid for rent, and
nj the end OF the five years all tho little
beauties we have added, the vines, roses,
f~rclliscs, birds and flowers are ours. IL il
our wi home, and the advance In realty
caused by the settling around MS has
increased lis value, and we and
our children are living in our own home,
and undor the shade OF our vino and mag
nolia tree, and not ina rented house where
we do goes TO the landlord.
kALAKAuA.
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THE O OUTPUT.
The Weekly Production Amounts to
o., 1875 Barrels, 10, 713 Daily.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March 27.-The North
,restern Miller today says; There were twelve
mills which did more or less grinding last
week, and they produced about the same
amount Of -four as was made the week be-
fore. Their aggregate output for the week
was "a, 275 barrels, averaging 10, 7l3 barrels
daily, against 93, $50 barrels the previous
week. and 1913, 750 barrels for the correspond
ing time in 1888. There were today eleven
mills running, getting out at the rate OF
about II, 800 barrels Of -four per twenty-four
hours. This rate, however, cannot be counted
on for the full week, as several started late,
and one OF 1000 barrels capacity will stop
tomorrow. The water power more than
meets the requirements Of the mills, quite a
little OF Il going 10 waste, and only one en-
CINE is left in use. The arrangement between
Northwestern mills 10 maintain uniform
minimum prices on flour has been temper
arily suspended and some parties are
quoting a 10 TO Is cents reduction. The
-four market Is without much life, and
orders arc coming in slowly and In small
quantities. Along about Saturday, when
wheat took on some strength, there was u
fair demand, and considerable sales were
made, though 1t was usually in small lots
and well scattered. The export trade is still
light, though more bakers has lately been
disposed OF abroad. Today's cables were Of
rather a better tone with prices offered
nearer the views Of local millcrs. The near
approach Of the opening Of navigation has
unsettled freight rates, and a material rcduc-
ton ~ looked for as n result OF increased
competition from the lake routes. Ocean
rates are also weak and lower for the same
cause.
The direct exports for the week ending
Saturday were %, 800 barrels, against 80, $50
barrels the preceding week.
Quotations-london, q. |. T., 2S0 pounds,
ars; Patents, 37G13Ss; bakers, 2Gd20s 3D.,
low grades, l3s Gd@l6s OIL.
For the week ending March 20, there were
received at Minneapolis 5l3.0l0 bushels of
wheat The shipments were: Wheat, 1885,
b35 bushels; flour, . 1924 barrels; millstulis,
., 270 tons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

II any "a has eycr given DR.. Sage's
Caiarfh Remedy q fair trial aud has not
been cured thereby. the manufacturers OF
that uniIiling remedy would like 10 hear
from that individual, for when they offer.
~ they do. In good faith, 500 reward Tor a
case OF nasal catarrh which they cannot
cure, they G Just exactly what they
say. They are financially responsible, and
abundantly able, 10 make good their guar.
anico II they fail, ~ any one can learn by
making proper inquiry. Remedy sold by
all druggists nt 80 cents.
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SmKs-We have selected all the fancy
silks left over since last season-icw
outside Of ourselves know whether they
are this seasons goods or not-but ~ n
our custom, we advise our patrons Of the
iacls and mark all goods Of preceding sea.
Eon, although they may be exactly like
those OF the prcscnO at a nominal price.
We have divided these into three lots:
Lot l consists OF silks worth $500.
marked today Si.l0.
Lot 2 consists Of silks worth 500
nnd $3.50, marked today Csc.
marked today at soc.
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AucrloN sALn oP Lora.

Magnificent Opportunity 20 Secure Fort
Pickering Property.
The largest auction sale of lots since the
wiiloughhy Williams sale In issL will TAX,
place today, In which ~ lots In The y. D..
Mcacham subdivision, Fort Pickering will
be- disposed o. Tho sale will be- without ~.
serve, ani almost nt your own price. un iho
easiest terms ever offered in Fort Pickering.
lie has only ono lot lc0 from nj. last asls6n
subdivision. aud those who buurhtat his aur.
ton then have made big money on the in.
yostmCuL
banquet ht ~ o'clock.
Music by AmUlls buss band.
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A womnn,. nctermincd snIcIde.

SpocInI DIspalch % The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, March 27.-Mrs. Mary
McCartur, wife of a we'll to do citizen OF
Whitofcrn, Henderson County, eighteen
miles east OF this city. committed suicide
Monday the 25th inst. The family being
away she took on the shoe aud stocking
from her right foot took II shotgun, cooked
n placed the muzzlc 10 her head and
pulled the trigger with her bare foot.
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The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Co.
CAPITAL, 100000
NAPOLEON HILL. prst n. DUDLEY FRAYsER West r.. BLACK. IT,
JOHN j. FREEMAN. scy and General Manager

NAPOLEON Hill. rn't r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, West RI BLACK, IT.
JOHN J. FREEMAN. Scy ans General Manager
pmEeIoGs-Johg Latham, Of Latham, Alexander & Co, New Yok. W J. Crawford,
M MALLORY, Crawford CO. W. T. Love late OF Goodbar, Love & Co; W Il. Taylor OF
W. F Iayi9r% CO = Lowenden Of ID lowensen & Brsa Geo. Arnold, president o
rec, Arnold 20 n LII president Union a Planters Bank r. ID FnySr president Sc
ouHty Bank John H. Vaught attorney at Law, Stevenson.
~ IN Company lately opalbed las purchased several thousand acs Of land imme-
datoy surrounding the Depot at Stevenson. Ala. me Of the most healthful an pcur
osIc loNi ntin North Alabama At tho junction OF two OF the nos Important rail
OF the South the Memplio & Charleston aud n. G g. ST. Louis with two other
projected ans to hc buHti In tcn near future II has ndulel fcites b. h Tor pro
ourn ,e raw material md Tor dbIibuton Of The manufactured product
lusln theha art OF tie most tmpTtantc CMory district Of the south not excepting
even bhnniighan5 and h sam abundance Of iron orc within easy ret H. With the sur
rounding moupthh sides covered with valuable timber and with a bounuhl supply n
waeru there wbuldhcen to be nothing lacking to insure the building I'd at this favored
pNntof large manufacturing city and to aid In doing this the Company will donate
ground and rnder other substantial aid.
The IroHft4s 10Y being laid OF into town lots which will soon be placed upon
ua miket
In The meantime the Company proposes at an carly day to offer for sc limited
anounto Of H Treasury stock ata price and upon torn thr will be attractive, due an
n,unVmont Of which wll nnpe1r In these columns
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TonoSro, Ont, March G.-whcn W. n.
Harvey was placed IN ihc dock this morning
10 answer the terrible change of having mur.
dorcd bis vito aud two daughters n Guelph
yesterday, his appearance was that Of a man
completely broken down. mentally and
physically From his look. there u no
doubt tie man b. insane. After the formal
ouiry ~ The charrc Harvey was sent in the
custody Of Cousiablcs Co Guelph.
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Chancery Sale
-oP-
ESTATE.


X 10 atA-Chancefy Court q shelby County-
T. ~ Dtufy 81 al, NJ. J. A. la F0uo et al
ID, ,ltlpe o. an inicfocuiou decree Tor nie. en-.
,ered " tt9 shove cauie on ihe 81 day Of ncccm.
Ut ihAA Nh ~, pose %, / vii eel afruhic anc.
ION 70 ne fighc.t bidder N front ofths Cicfs aud
a1t.t aVucg a. the MAin ftnct entrance of tie
SouHlhouie OF shelby county, Mcmphls, Tcnncs
saturday, Apni 20. 1889,
Within legal houn. the folioWlnr defrrIiod p,os-
10 Wit 'N".T
A Two thirds 80 undivided Interest IN rsu of iot
LOW hundred and seventy toicn an, fronuur div
ly icct On the south side of Adams street. M Ment.
phA and running bach south between Tho lots ana
premise. OF no late Lewis Amls and John Id M.
liott, oLhA wife, one huudrd aud forty-eiqht ard
ouehaf utsal feet 90 an nlicv.
Also, a ike undivided two Thirds ~ futcrort In
the LOT nest est Of the lot shove drs-fi 81, ha,iss
n irunt on Adams street u th'ry COZ feet. and rio
mug BACK tQltl ono hundred aud iouyselalt aud
olQ-halI uttkl tQct 10 an alloy.
lcras Of talc-On a credit Of fsycn fD months.
note WIN ,eeuriy nqnirod, lieu clalned. rcdemp.
This sOih DAY u March. iUa.
Eu NciiiSiY. Cicft rnd ya,,o,
Wm " Randolph. J. n. Oregon and W. HI Cils
fQp, Solicitors WV
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SPECIAL FEATURES
by terms Of contract the Company must deposit
the sum Of all prizes included In the scheme before
selling a single ticket, aud receive the following
official permit
CERT1FiCATR-I hereby certify that the Lon
don Bank OF Mexico and South America has on
special deposit the necessary funds 90 guarantee the
payment OF all prizes drawn By the LoteriA de Ia
hcnehccncla Publlca.
II R0DRleuEz RIVERA, Tntcrycntor.
Further. the Company II required 81 distribute
fiySiN per cent OF the vaiuoo all the tickets In
princsra lnrcr proportion than Is given BY any
other Lottery.
Finally. tine number u tickets Il limited 10 5000
-2a.oO) les than arc sold by other Lotteries using
the same scheme.
For fan particulars addrsU q. Bassettl, Apar
ado 80. CITY Of Mexic0, Noxino.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

Tho Graham Place. Dunlap avenue. Is
offered this week for sale. Tho hand.
soonest suburban residence property near
the city. IL not sold this week will DO
undivided al once. Your last chance.
II. L. GufoN, Agent
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lou should use your toothbrush NIGHT
y morning and, as an adjunct, o. prupim.
ton NJ recognized merit such a. Longs
Pearl Tooth slnp.
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Go to the Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. Free buses, corner
Main and Madison, or Shelby street car
line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

Go TO the Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. FREQ buses, corner
Main and Madison, or shelby street car
line.
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Bra.. Hand and sa,auc,.

Go to tho Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. Free buses, corner
Main and Madison, or Shelby street car
line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

Go to tho Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. Free buses. corner
Main aud Madison, or Shelby street car
line.
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THE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY.

SPECIAL NoTIcE-The following lots
which we offer today are OF a character
that nearly every lady can use; that they
me bargains Is selfoyident-you will say
NO when you see them.
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nrass Hand ana Bananr,.

bakers Norwegian Cod Liver oil" Is pure Re
commended aud prescribed by best physicians
JNO. {. BAKER & co.. Philadelphia
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sTf T. n. Thomas'a adv. Tor homcs.

hfarnis steam Carpet Cleaning and
%henoyatng Works, go Bcalo street. 1ele.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

A DENTAL or physicians Office. com.
rlctely furnished and admirably located
on Main street, near Court square, with
low rent, a be .obtained nj a sncri.
Dee In pficc. II Immediately applied Tor 10
w. u Mitchell, 80 Madison street.
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Chmdrenl- sailor nIousc- only o.,

CnNA AisLE-Tho ladies nc always In.
ten,std In tableware, ~ we always en-.
deavor 10 keep their attention Fixed ON
that department In our house, which Il al.
ways iccming with Bargains
DECORATED China oatmeal bowls. lBc
wcro SOC.
CRisrAL glass berry sct 10 pieces, only
osc; were 500.
Psi China cream pitchers, &c; woro CSC.
SrAurED block TN stew on pr,serye
pans, Pc, were Sl.O0.
NONTnLira-Atlnntic. Forum AMI Cen.
tury Tor April In today.
Soc our New ~ lac Dress. Goods.
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THURSDAY. OUR USUAL BARGAIN
DAY.
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HEALTH IL WEALTH.

nn r e WHfs Sravs avn nnkfv rartruEtt
tEuarautred Urrihc iur Htstfda. uirfluest con
tulalnna iila NERVOUS NcluiHlA Nssfachr. Nrfs
uus ffusinto1 rauacd ~ the ute ni aiouhol % 10
hlrrh Makriulura Neuial Depression. EonfHInf
Nf tnn lfNn UluINuI ln Insanity and in1IIuF 81
ntarfr, dcraY aui Death, Premature Oid Are hff
fruurA insf ~ puFrt ln either asH. tuXnlunttrr
- a" lut Nrffnatnwhrl rnuHei hY orefFrrfinu
~ she hriu. Hllnhusn ~ over lniulfrnca Van
uIaiK boxes iuf 9ua Hut b. mail prepaid aa 10
e. toi rf0r
We Guarantees Six noNeas
TO ruru any Cas. With rarh nrtrf nenalteI b. a
iUfflN hphNa accompanied with M0l We will aHfI
money n ua treatment docs not rHeot = rHrt
NUHr luigrt lUlrt uuif b. John a. Wft y ri.
LuHdF & Co. Druggists Solo Agents. Malu sIrarL
NrUr. lH IfuH
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6.O99 Rim the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.-state of Tennessee vs. Mary Il. Heron
etaL
BY virtue Of an interlocutory decree tor sale, en-
tered In the above cause on the LIST day OF February.
1889, NJ. b. 66, page l76, / will sell, at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder. In front Of the Clerk
the courthouse OF Shelby county. Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
Ladies' Ready Made Garments.

There Is indeed n feast Of bargains today
In Ladies' Department
Garments Worm 5000 60 sIa.oO for NJ. 90.
Misses cloth spring jackets. ladies' cloth
Newmarkcis and jackets, beaded silk
wraps, childrcn's Challi, cashmere and
jersey dresses, ladies' ready made dresses,
ladies Challi wrappers, childrcn's long
spring wmps-al Of these marked today
$500.
ChiidrenA- sailor House. Only p5c.
% dozen Jerseys, tan, brown and CARL.
nal. sizes q, 3iand36, beautifully braided,
regular price 500.
To-day They WI be sold ~ zoe.
Ladies' spring balmoral skirts, 75c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

why, the HubcrnatoHm contest In
Mississippi. That 4 the program now
aud you can depend upon Il that, whatever
Democrat runs against Chalmers be will
have to hump himself Couldn't YOU sec IL
coming whom Chalmers told the President
that Federal Interference In elections Ia the
South was necessary did. There Is just
this about it,
Here the presence oi the reporter was
discovered, and both gentlemen were NJ
dumb as Egyptian mummigs.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Not a California Bear.

Anybody can catch . Geld thisikind Of
weather. The trouble is to let 60, like the
man who caught the bear. We advise our
readers TO purchase Of =. . bottle
of SANTA Able, the California King of Con-
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs aud
Group cures, and keep 1t handy. 'Tis pleas.
ing 70 the taste and death to the above COM
plsints. Sold at 100 bottle or 5 for $3.50.
CALIFORNIA CAT.R-CUREg gives immedi-
ate relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon dis.
placed by it, healing and penetrating nature.
Give Il . trial. Six months treatment 81. 90,
sent BY mail $i.l0. For Sale ct LATHAM 1
WILLIAMS,
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Where are the Wicked Felix's
Buriod3

"Tell me, smy-hsaded saxtoo," nd,
where In this neld are the wicked folk laid!
have wandered the quiet old graveyard through.
And studied the epitsphs. old and new;
But On inonunsnt. obelisk. pillar or stone. ~
read Of no evil that men have DONE.
The cid sexton stood BY .g!.se newly made.
With his chin on his baud, bis band ON his spade
knew BY the CLEAN OF his eloquent eye
That his heart was instructing bis lips TO reply.
"who ID 10 judge-whes the soul takes it, night-
Who II 10 Judge 'twixt the wrong and the rtghn
Which Of US IaOrtals shall dare 70 aay
That our neighbsr Was wicked who died tedayf
"Iu the Journey through life, the Azthes we speed
The better we learn that humAnitys need
ID charity's spirit, that prompts US 70 md
Rather virtue than vice In the lives o. MANKIND.
60 oeomuendabls deeds ne record o. theae stoaes;
The evil men do-let II die with their bonss.
have lsb0red - sexton this many year,
But never have buried . bad man hers. .-EA
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Grand Janesion paper. plea. copy.

One day last week We walked into Dr.. Mac.
Leans Office, and seeing the table covered
With shining instruments. for surgical and
other purposes, re inquired - 10 their vari.
Gus uses. The DR.. kindly explained them TO
MS, but as the use for them is 30 varied and
extensive it would be impossible for Us to try
and enumerate them. 6uAice Il 70 say that he
exhibited . set Of Instruments superior In
quality and extent to any We have seen this
side Of Denver, made from the bsst and all
silver plated, from the smallest set oftvssssrs
70 the most valuable larynsoscoPs, the latter
instrument Is used for the examination Of
psrsons troubled with catarrh and al throat
diseases,
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Chureh Notice.

Rev. Geo. f. Tuttie will preach on Sunday.
June 10th, st II o'clock D.. IN. and 8 so'eiock p.
m. At the N. z. church. formerly Presbyteri-
an Church) morning Subject: Spiritual
Life" Text: John, Is ehap. 5verse. with.
out me Ye can do Nothing." A Sunday,
June 10Th, is the Pastors birthday he would
b glad IL all would attend church. There
viii be good singing, good hearing and good
collections.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Make me- Mistake.

BY dispelling the symptoms 20 often mis-.
taken for Consumption. SANTA Abe has
brought gladnees to many n household. BY its
prompt use for breaking up the cold that too
oftsn develops into that satal disease, thous.
ands can Be saved from An ustimely grave.
You make no mistake by keeping bottle Of
this pleasant remedy In your house. CALI.
FoRNlA CAT.R.CuRE is equally elective
In sradlcasing all tracss Of Nasal Catarrh.
Bs&A Of these wonderful California remedies
ere sold and warranted BY Latham 4 Williams
el.00 package, 5 for $50
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
CAlebrat101.

On the %th Of July Celebration will BE-
held at Hotchkias. There will Be speaking
BY some Of The most aossd nsa in IL state
Good masic and . way sp dinner will be
furnished. Every body Is invited 70 ateead
and take part.
By order Of the Committee.
d. SwRuDr.
r. B. WooDRIHo.
W. D. wiLLiAAs.
Exos T. HorcaKlss.
F. r. Ron.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

Rev. Geo. +. Tutele len last week for Tie
North Fork In . cart hitched onto vell.fsd
horse. The cart was brought home IL . wagon
BY NJ. l.. d. wilnot, and Mr.. ruts;s will
probably come home on horseback. The
cause of this is that the horse went faster
thnn Mr. Tuttlc could ride, commonly II Is
called . runaway.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

The case ef Joseph Obsrt q a. N. N. Y,
Pifss came on before Judge King lass Tuesday.
June lth. The case was brought 70 dsisrnias
the ownership Of rosd sssspsr. Lyman I.
Henry appeared ~ attorney for tAs psosssu.
tioa and ID. n. Campbsli for he defendant,
A Jury ofs,x was smpanelisd. who aissr hear.
Ing The evidence brougAt II . verdict n laves
Of N. n. Pifer, the defendant.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

J.w. Bouidin, our tonsorisi artist pat an
his best salt last Sunday aad ssek hinsssfeG
y Dallas, whore he takss Ne saAGs y his
dsstisatlea. We wonssersd what hs vas "hast-
Ing" away fbr. bat upou Inqairy lsasssd thaa
he wss boaad FIR Leopard creek b vislt ftssads
and sse his we'll. ws dare act ~ II ~
fssr veil have he'd pat On - sAss ~ eaa
"Chaw hay wid."
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

Ills believed that Mrs. Burkhart, formerly
Of Delta, was drowned In the Johnstovn Aood.
'ady by that name and from California vas
mentioned as being amons the dead, and -
Nn. burkhait moved 70 California aftsr
leaving here. ii is presumed that she Il the
same.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

The Garnet Ditch Company have located
thiry-hve acres Of land near their ditch, and
about Ave miles from the head gate, which
they are prsparing for reservoir. The s.
ssrsoir is 70 take In the whole thirty. Ave
acres and will have hanks ten fsst high. The
object V " have water Cor irrigatiag purposes
when ths river fails 70 supply The necessary
amount.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

A letter received here by NJ. Minnie Has.
ting. from Miss Kate wai.er.. formerly arssi.
dent Of Delta, says thas shs wss ous Of The
Johnssowa suGsrsrs. but sostsaaily was ~.
cued. although there vas nothinG svsd Of
her clothing and other goods bat What she
wore Al the time.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

The First Baptist Church Of this p'sss vs.
dedicated last Sunday. The Rev. Cansroa,
Of Denver, delivered the sermons. both morn.
ing and evening. and large congregations vas
present to hear him preach. The Baptist peo-
pie now have one ofthe finest churches In this
section. and feel accordingly proud oft. NJ.
Grant, the pastor, and the ladies Of that
church did we'll and ,rked hard to get place
Of their own wherein 70 worship.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

Aud now comss Mr.. Geo. b. Nc0nnahas
With some Of his nice ssrswberries. Ny hov
We fsllsn do live vhsa doeotians come ia
three times week. The berries were immense,
M. Nc. Please acoeps oar thanks aad come
same more,