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PRACTICAL CHARITY.
The Work of Some Of New York's
Charitable Institutions.

Charitable Institutions.
ST. GEORGES CHAPEL,
CHURCH THE REFORMATION,
100 Stanton st., New York. }
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
DEAR MADAME For some months have been using
your Vita Nuova among poor and sick with excel
lent results but buying at retail makes it rather
pensive for charity work. although never buy less
than one half dozen bottles at time Will you supply
wholesale rates for such small purchases as dozen
bottles at an order? Yours truly,
C. SCADDING, Minister in Charge.
NEW YORK. Aug 16, 1888.
DE AR MRS. AVER:
Having tried your Vita Nuova with perfect satsfa
ton, cheerfully recommend its use to all persons
suffering from the ills mentioned in your Danger
Signals. Wishing you Gods blessing, yours ever
gratefully, Little Sisters of the Poor
sR. MELANIE.
ST.. GEORGES MEMORIAL HOUSE,
FOG E. 18th st, New York. Dec. II. 1888.
MRS HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
DEAR MADAME: The Rev. DR.. Rainsford has desired
to write and ask Of favor Last year most
generously donated large quantity of Vita Nuova for
the parish poor 1t has been carefully dispensed and
has proved most beneficial to many.
The last bottle was given few days ago, and the
favor I desired to ask is: Would You again kindly
remember the poor sick by contributing for their
some more of your excellent tonic?
With sincere thanks for the favor you have conferred
by your gift. remain, dear madame yours truly.
JE. FORNERET
Vita Nuova is the best remedy for dyspepsia. nerv-
ousness seeplessness, and overwork. It will assist
the weak stomach. it will rest the weary BRAIN it Will
'brace up" the shattered Az it is made from
the prescription Of famous physcian not tax
ing q qusck medicine. As it Ii made by an honest
manufacturer assured Of pure ingredients Al
it Is used and Endorsed by men and women You all
know and respect, you are not using an unknown OF
untried remedy; only be careful to get the genuine
refuse substitutes.
TO INSURE PROMPT ATTENTION DO NC
FAIL TO ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO THE RE.
GAMER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Sc AND
81 PARK PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.-
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The great success Of Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Aver IN
the introduction of Recamier Cream. made from the
original formula Of Nine Retamier has produced such
crop of imitators, most of them working under
the names of women, that really has become exceed
ingly annoying to be cassed in business with such
persons so that from this time henceforth all
using the Recamer Preparations or writing to Mrs.
Aver on business in connection with them including
applications for free samples Of powder must direct
their letters and postal orders to the order of The
Recamier Manufacturing Company. SO and "a Park
Place. New York city
From and after this date no attention will be paid
business letters not addressed to
THE RECAMIER MFG. CO.,
So and "a Park Place New York.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

eF The EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than two-thirds OF the population of the
city in which it is printed who are able to read!
Can 1.is record 10 matched Jy tat Of any other
ae,rspop,1' "a The 'cOrld2
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Mime. Modjeska, Countess of Bozenta.

You can have beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream. provided You avoid all cosmetics.
1t will remove the damage caused by cosmetics 1t
will remove pimples, liver Spots backheads and red
ness of the skin. Any of these imperfections a
mans face equivalent to painted sign saying This
woman is uncleanly in her personal habits she does
not think it worth while to make herself attractive"
Send for free sample of Recamier Powder.
RECAMIER MFG. CO.,
So and 54 Park Place, New York City.
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While will not furnish you with beautiful adver-
tsements in the shape of pictures &c, respectfully
call your attention to the following testimonials to
the merits of Recamier Sarsaparilla:
U. s. Senator John II. Mitchell, of Oregon writes:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May ID, 1889.
Mrs HARRIET HUBBARD AVER, NEW YORK CITY:
My DEAR MADAME: I had been suffering from a
severe cold, and my system was quite debtated,
when a friend sent me a couple of bottles of your
Recamier Sarsaparla. which l tried and am pleased
to say have derived much benefit from its 1
believe it is very valuable preparation. 1 am, very
respectfully, JOHN II. MITCHELL.
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Judge Cunning s. Bedford writes:

Judge Cunning 8. Bedford writes:
NEW YORK, April IL, 1882
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
DEAR MADAME: Through the solicitation Of q friend
was induced to try bottle Of your Recamier Sarsa-
para." 1t is great remedy giving it does, tone
and vgor to the system.
can cheerfully recommend it. and especially to all
professional and business men who become worn ont
from time to time by overwork, and suffer great ply
steal fatigue and nervous anxiety account of their
arduous duties. Gratefully yours,
CUNNING s. BEDFORD
The lovely and accomplished daughter of the great
Chief Justice and Finance Minister of Abraham Lin
coin writes to Mrs Aver about her Recamier Sarsa-
parila:
WASHINGTON, April 4, 1889
Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
Ny DEAR MADAME: 1 find the Recamer Sarsapa-
rilla superior to all others have tried and cordially
recommend it as an excellent family medicine. Yours
sincerely, KATHERINE CHASE.
The Hon. Daniel E. Bowling, President of the Board
of Aldermen, New York. gives his opinion in the fol-
lowing letter:
NEW YORK. Jan. z, 1885,
MRS. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
DEAR MADAME: Having tried your Recamier Sarsa-
parilla a remedy for annoying disorder of the
liver, with eminently satisfactory and immediate re-
Suits take great pleasure in recommending it as
perfect family medicine. l also found it to be a
wonderful tonic and appetizer. Every household
should keep bottle of it hand have not felt
well in years do now after taking only bottle
of it. Yours very respectfully,
DANIEL E. BOWLING,
President Board of Aldermen, 1888.
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The following is the standing of the leagu
Our Great Pitcher.

The home team has done well this week.
winning two out Of the three games played.
This has raised the percentage from $50 to
800, and the Senators are now in position to
work up into seventh or sixth place within the
coming week. In giving the credit for the i'm
provement that has been shown of late too
much judiciOus praise cannot be given to Young
Person. whose work IN the box has materially
aided the home team to win. lie pitched in
the two successful games this week Aleck
Person Is the leading pitcher in the league to-
day. having the best record as far as official
figures go. and having won all but one of the
games IN which he has pitched In conse-
quence of this fact and that he is a debutant in
the league this year. ali the eyes OF the base
ball world are on him. He is one of Ted Sulli-
vans lucky finds, and 10 to-day one OF
the mainstays o: the homo team. He
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FEW WORDS ABOUT SOAP.

Nine. Patti gives her opinion of Harriet Hubbard
Ayers Recamier Soap in the following words;
CRAIG Y Nos CASTLE, Oct. 30, 1887.
Recamier Soap is perfect. I thought other soaps
good but had never tried the Recamer shall never
use any other. 1t far surpasses all toilet soaps.
ADELINA PATTI NICOLINI.
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To PHILADELPHIA IN THREE HouRs.-The Bal
timore and Ohio is the only line running trains
from Washington to Philadelphia in three hours,
and nothing extra is charged for fast time
Pullman equipment on all trains.-Adrk
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"Stick to your flannels yet awhile" advised
his grandmother, and he went off to the city
growing that If he stuck to his fannels as
closely as his fannels stuck to him he never
could get rid Of them in this weather,
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and the policemen. The next game will occur
June 8. and President Young will act as umpire.
Indianapolis has released first baseman
SchOeneck
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NEW York. Dec. 20. 1856.

DEAR Mrs. AVER: Immediately after my return to
New York to open my engagement purchased jar of
your Recamier Cream, bottle of Recamier Balm and
some powder, which had seen strongly Endorsed by
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mrs. Langtry. also
find the Recamier Preparations absolutely peerless,
and assure You shall always them If this letter
in way be of service to you do not hesitate to
use it. Very sincerely yours.
HELEN MODJESKA,
Nine, Modieska, Countess of Bozenta.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

kok kENT-Ar COLONIAL BEACH. VA, COT
- Nse OF Tour rooms and lArTe ioft 2Oxl2: PARTLY
i.rsned chamber set. plenty Of chairs. crockery,
ItasLss, tsinb cSk stove. fuel &c. Wide. breefy
Rorcnes near hotel and other cottages Price ESQ for
Apply TO j. JAY Got IL.
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hEEk PARK AND OAKLAND
On the Crest Of the Alleshan,es.
5000 FEET ABOVE TrpEwArER
SEASON OPENS JUNE %. lsss

These famous mountain resorts situated a, the sum-
init of the Aneghases and directly upon the main LIN.
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have the .av,p.
tae Of its through train service both and west
and are therefore readily accessible from all part. Of
the country. All Baltimore and Ohio trains stop n
Deer Park and Oakland during the season.
With due regard for the safety Of guests in case o, nc
cdent fire escapes the recent and approved de-
sign have been added to the hotel buildings at both -
sorts.
Electric lights have been introduced throughout the
houses and grounds; Turkish and Russian baths aud
large swimming pools provided for ladies gentle
men suitable grounds for lawn tennis bowling alleys
and billiard rooms here. fine riding and driving
horses kept for hire short all the necessary ad
juncts for the comfort health pleasure Of patrons.
Rates. $50, s75 and $50 month"; according to locs-
ton.
All communications should he addressed 10 George
ID. DE Shields, Manager Baltimore and Ohio Hotels
Cumberland Md, mp 10 June 10th. after that date,
either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county, Nd
myl4 -TuSSat4w
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Ct, JAMES HOTEL. ASBURy PARK n. J.. OPEN
~ May ~ Reduced fates for June
K A. WYATT.
myt6-lm Mans
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ny1S-3n

A TLANTIC CITY, n J-HoTELs. BOARDING
hhouses Cottages. Lots and Bath houses 70 let or
for sale by i. q. ADAMS 4 co. estate agents
Real Estate and Law building, Atlantic City, n. j.
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ELECTRICITY IN A BOTTLE SUFFERERS
~ from neuralgia headache. te. &c, please cal ~
DIR: MOORk'e Drug Store. Pa. ave. and Sd st &c
and GET circular 70 wonderful q per boseS
my24-oe
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TIME ROCKINGHAM,
Il NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. l.
Located between the Casino and the beach best hotel
modern improvements: including hydraulic elevator
open June 3.
uy20lm j G. BURNS Proprietor
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a TWOOD HOUSE,
IA NARRAGANSETT PIER. r. l.
Situated on Ocean road; full view of ocean; 200
guests; open June &c.
my20-lm IA TUCKER
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FIGHTING FOR A PLACE.
How the Senators Were Defeated Yes
tcrday.

HEAVY BATTING. But POOR F1ELDING-KUEHNEs
GREAT FIELDING At THIRD-sONETHIN ABOUT
WASHINGTON = CRACK PITCHER-GA1TEs IN OTHER
CITIEs-TUE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD-NoTEs
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

From Tongue Creek.

Nr. Amos Reynolds Of Rogers mesa spent n
few days in this vicinity last week, calling on
friends aud attending meetings. Mr.. South
worth from Denver, lecturcd at the Mound
school house, Monday might last, and organic.
I'd grange of fourteen members. They will
meet again the last Friday night in this
month.
Mr.. George Bccklcy, dedicated his new
house Friday night with dance, in which
several participated.
The Rev. Mr.. Clevcngsr will preach at the
school house the fourth Sunday in this month
n, II o'clock a. M. and the Rev. Mr. Tu,tlc,
the first Sunday In next month at ; p. m.
George Hider was down from Hotchiiss last
week. calling on friends In this vicinity.
George Rover from Montrosc, has been
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Albert, the little son of John Young has
been very sick with the scarlet fever.
Willie Chilcs and his beS; girl attended the
social at Mr.. Teachout's Wednesday night.
Charley Shark caiuc home from Gothic last
week.
4 very successful school taught by Mr..
Wcl,cr c. Swart, will close Tuesday the 10Th.
Mt the Mound school house.
John Griffith arrived. home from Leadvillo
last saturday.
Some have commenced sowing grain.
uoosIER.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

On Sunday last. March 18th. st Patrieks
Day. sir. Henry Hammond, our popular
livery man, celebrated his Sri birthday by
giving supper tn number ot his friends
The supper really was given by his estimable
wife, and was surprise to Henry. among
those present were E. L. Kellogg and wife,
Radoliii and wife, II. Wilson and wife, Miss
Name Wilson, Miss Mattock, Miss Bratiney,
Messs. Butler, McGranahan, Downing, Lewis
Meldrum Patterson, who all set down to feast
which reflects great credit upon Mrs. Ham
mond aad Miss Bradney, showing thar they
understand their busidess when it comes to
getting up supper. After the guests had
partaSen of the good things which were con-
stantly cirulating around the table, to their
fullest capacity, they sat down fora few hours
chat, after which they bade goodbye to their
host and hostess. The evening was altogether
a very enjoyable one, and the INDEPENDENT
in behalf of his friends wishes Mr.. Hammond
many more such pleasant events.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Died.

At our home on Friday, March Sth, 1889,
Mr.. Myron H.. Wilder, aged 81 years, 1
,noyths and days..
When only babe we adopted Myron, whose
father was killed by falling trea. We
brought him up and loved him rs our own
child. years ago, when we came to Delta
since lived. He lad thirst for an education
and laborei hard to obtain it. He was u
member of the Oregon MALTA and on decora-
ton day marched Il humber OF hours, and a.
they arrived at the cemetery it rained hard
which caused a severe cold, from which he
never fully recovered. Being anxious TO
graduate with his class he continued his stu
dies until forced to give up. Thinking our
Colorado climate would help him we wrote,
urging him to come home which he finally
did, arriving home Jan. 18th. He seemed
very hopeful, and while not able to even write
or read his own letters he had his books placed
on the secretary where he could see them. AT
times we were hopeful of his recovery, but DR..
Mcdonald, whom we employed, gave US little
hope from the start. lie rode out only few
days before his death, tended meetings at the
residence Of /. =. Na-t!th OHIN "a coupie uaEs
before. Thursday night lie suffered much, as
he did all day Friday, about p. m. he asked
to be turned over, and when asked how he
liked that, replied that is good, and we laid
him back on his pillow and he to all appear
ance went TO sleep. In about Is minutes we
saw he didn't move and listened, there was no
breath. lie died without struggle. Since
coming home Myron has been very much in
terestel on the subject OF religion, aud We
held Bible Readings aud prayed for aud with
him and had the satisfaction Of seeing him
happily converted. lie talked much of the love
of Jesus aud wanted to get we'll to do good to
his fellow men. The night before he iiei he
wanted us to pray for him which we did aud
he also prayed with deep feeling.
The funeral was held at the Mound school
house, Monday, at IL o'clock. Ed E. II.
Gates, of Denver, conducting the services.
There was large attendance many not being
able to get seats.
GLo. o. AND CARRIE l.. STATES.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
S..
Coloruw Items.

Our Postmaster has new assistant, and the
public will look for more efficient service in
the future.
John Wilson on Ash mesa, who has been
quite sick, is now convalerent
The "Moutrose EHtcrprise" thinks farmers
should not send outside for supplies, let u see.
a common square tubular lantern which re-
tails in Chicago for - cts. Is sold in Monirose
for sl.I0, the upnier is that people buy any
thing in that town. The same paper advises
farmer to plant plenty Of corn for market this
seasoR, when the dogs on the streets know
that farmer cannot sell a load ofsorn in that
town for enough to pay cost Of production.
4 Mr.. Christie, brother Of our Charlie, has
Iust come from 10. with tuo fine bloodcd
horses, Chep Church has bought Que We un-
dsrsiNnd, ,hus the good work goes on.
John J.. Mofiitt occupies the pulpit Of the
Baptist Church every sunday.
Our Literary met for the last time Friday
night, all has. = good time.
Press Hotehki.s lost 20 head Of cattle the
las, cold 'I.clt, they were all cattle he had in
pasture al.avc M0rtrose,
Horton sud IIo;ahkisa will open a store here
this spring.
The Landslide which your correspondent
tells ~ haPPcnci ten day. agn. occurred two
months ago, aud the H5mcrun i supplying
the Ash nieSa with water as Usual.
Our folks are busy sowing grain.
While Montruse merchants eat vegetables
purehascd outside, they kick because farmers
send outside for supplies. Oh ! consistency
thou art Jewel.
The article in last weeks issue, entitled "a
Letter to Elder II Grant" for some unaccouut-
able reason appeared in these columns. with.
oui head or tail. This was a resolution
passed by the "Colorow Baptist Church, on
the occasion Of the Elder resiguing the Pcsto.
rate, and should have so statcd. T.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Ss.S5.
Corn Social.

The Ladies Of the First Baptist Church of
Delta" will give n Corn Social. Mt the Resi-
denoe Of Mrs. Norton, Main st. on Thursday
evening March 2lst 1889. Supper will be
served from $3.50 to 10 o'clock. Admission
30 cents. The following will bc the Bill of
Fare: Corn hulird with milk. Corn mush
with milk. Corn Bread. Corn Baked Indian
Pudding. Corn Johnncy Cake. Corn Iems
Corn Starch Cake. Corn Starch Pie. Cornca
Beef. Corn Starch Blanc Maangc. Coffee and
Tea. Corn Popped.
Come one Come all. Proceeds to be ap.
piled to the building of the Baptist Charel.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Sum mons.
STATE OF co,LoRApo, IS. Delta County,
nes,ln A Griffiths RininhE ]

sTATE "a ,5O OF G,S,,t G4l9RApo AIS IS Delta County,
nes'ia A. crihiths, Rainig,
Walter j. GrifNths, Dc,eadrnt,
The People of the State of Colorado to
Walter j. Grifiths, the defendant above
named, GrectinE:
You nre hereby required to appear in m action
brought against YOU by TIVE above named plaintiff,
in the County Court, OF Delta County State OF
Colorado, in which said Court County and Statp
and answer the complaint thcrctn within thirty
days nrr the service hereof II served within thfS
County; or, II served out OF this County, or by
publication, within thy days amer the service
hereof exclusive of :ho day eC service: or ludc.
mcnt VIII be taken against YOU according to the
prayer OF tho complaint
The said action Is brought TO dissolve the
bends OF rnatrimony nov existing between plain
uu and Defendant on the ground, that defendant
has deserted plaintiff, and that defendant being
IN good bodily health rs Cor the year last past
teilod 10 provide reasonable support for his sily
aud further that plaintld have the custody OF tho
two minor children the issue of said marriage,
aud costs as will merc faly appear from the
complaint in said action TO which reference is
here made.
And YOU arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and to answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will apply To
said Court for the dissolution of said marriage
and FOR the custody OF The two said minor chill
dten aud Gusts OF suit
Bessie A. GRirrIrus
BY LYMAN l. HENRY her Attorney.
Given undeS riy hand ut Delta
IN said County. this 18th day of
February, A. u. 1859.
LYMAN ], HrSH.N.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
2, o, Address, Delta Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Make no Mistake.

BY dispcllinC the symptoms so oitcn mis-
taken for Consumption. SANTA ABLE has
brought cladncss to many HOUSEHOLD BY its
prompt use for breaking up the cold that too
ofleu develops into that satsl disease. thous-
You make no mistake by keeping bottle of
this pleasant remedy in your house. CALI
FoRNIA CAT.R-CuRE is equally effective
in eradicnting all traces of Nasal Catarrh.
Both Of these wonderful California remedies
are sold aad warrautciby by Latham X Williams
Sl.00 a package, ; for S2.5G
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the annu-
al municipal election of the town OF
Delta, County of Delta and State of
Colorado will be held at Side Room of
McMurray's Drug Store, in the SAID
town CT Delta on Tuesday the end day
of April A. D. 1889.
For the purpose of electing one Ma
yor for the term of one year. Three
truntees for the term of two years and
three trustees for the term of one year.
~ Given under my hand and
r, the corporate Seal this
18th. day of March 4. d.
49, lSS9.
4. r. HOWARD.
Clerk and Recorder
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Closing out Sale of Nursery Stock.
Other business demanding my attcn-
ton / have determined to quit the
Nursery business and close out my
home grown stock of apple and crab
trees ut once, at low prices, and special
reductions on large orders, AL PERSONS
wishing to set out trees tins spring
should secure them at once before sioo,;
is broken.
e. b. NcGaANAttAN.
Garnet Nursery : miles east OF Delta.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Mr.. W. II. overbay was In town last Thurs.
day with wagon load of apples which he
raised on his ranch, about two miles east of
Delta. oa the Gunnison river. These apples
were as hearty aud sound as though just pick.
Ell of the tree, and were rs nice rs any apples
grown. Mr.. overbay can feel justly proud of
his orchard, which is iideei iue one.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Ray Van Tuyl. who is now employed in the
j. 4 N. Offices, at Omaha. camc back to Dclts
last Saturday on a few days visit Ray is iu-
tercstsd with his brothers en- Currant creek,
where They have n fine ranch. His mother.
who resides IN Omaha, Is with him.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

The Craig ranch, on California mesa was
sold last week to Mr.. William Snooks, whois
going to seed tho whole 100 acres to grain, aud
has already a number of teams to work get
ting It ready. Mr.. Shocks ia wide awake
Yustler
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

What's the reason somebody does not start
a creamery in this county. We have the
finest water, and plenty of it, the fnast elm
ate and everything else. Delta county has all
the advantages one could ask for, and why
someone does not embark in the creamery
business and reap the bsneft, we DO not see.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

The ladies Of the N. +. Church gave sup.
per at the residence of A. X. KING last Friday
evening. The house WIS packed to its
fullest, aud the evening was very enjoyable
one. The net proceeds amounted to about
irp dollars.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Reed Burritt, who was elected county com.
missioner last fall. from Snriacecrcek district.
has resigned, and gone to look upa location
for starting butcher shop. Mr.. Burritt made
. good commissioner and we nre sorry to loose
l.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

J.J. Barker purchased two lots just opposite
the INDEPENDENT office, from Ben. Ghecn
last Wednesday. on which he intsnds to build
his brick building. Our end Of town is com.
ing to the trent and don't you forget 1t.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Town Lots and Lands,

l have the Exclusive Sale OF the lots
and lands of The Delta Town and In
provement Co. at Delta. Persons deslr-
ing to purchase can call on me at my
Office or write to the ai Delta.
A. Il. KING.