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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-04-16

FROM reports that come to Us m va
rious ways we are glad TO know that
there is much better care given te stock
every winter. 1t is beginning to be
learned .batshelter is cheaper shs food.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-04-16

barrow. In the ground plan are the
perches set in crotches, made as in the
last cut. NJ n are nests, made with a
passage in front, with part Of the roof
hinged to form door to get the eggs.
The door does not shut tight but has
crack about half an inch wide between
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-04-16

II and the front, to allow q faint light
in the nests When a hen wants to set,
q door made of laths or wire can be
placed before her to keep other fowls
from disturbing her. w is the water
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
w. T. U. Notes.

Mrs. Conkiing, the Supt. of the juvenile
department, is a success as leader Of the
children. She now has an enrolment Of
over so in the Loyal Legion. whom she In.
structs weekly on temperance. Each week
she has something new and bright with
which to interest them, and 1t il really a
pleasure to see their bright faces and hear
their glad voices chime ont the temperance
songs.
The following incident shows how thor
oughly she impresses on the ohildrens mind
that had habits Of any kind should not be a
part of the christian. The other day a little
boy-a member of her class, asked his moth
er if Rev.--was really and truely n
christian. His mother told him she tho't he
was, and wanted to know why he nsked her
the question. He replied. "Oh! saw
him take chew of tobacco and tho't he
could not be christian and have such a had
habit" We know nv actual experience that
children possess much more tho't than they
are credited with, and we are often nstonish-
ed, amazed, and enlightened st the keeness
of their PERCEPTION.
pRFss SCPir
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Twenty Years Coughing CureA
With DR.. RssankO's Cough Syrup.

Ms. n. Pitcher. . most estimshle lady.
snd hnr been resi,lrut of Springfield. Ills, >,
i"r ir thirty years. lfrr present residence IL as
No: ffO7 East Capital Ave IN cenvera,iea.
600 Eleventh 81, she saIts. ''I Nave b,cu AZ.
hicted with lung trouble br the past twsnsy
years, coughing Most Of the time. Have
been wider the care afths hest physiciaMa sf
this city, and have used an kinds of msdi.
cine f"s my disease without any benefit. Last
winter ] was recommended 10 try n.
E.o.s.h"s C"esh and In~s syvnp, and esn
an sound and welt. womld ecsssmend u
I" ,nhering humanity "a the best msdiciRs On
earth fbv chronic coughs, and esasum psies. ~
Sold At 10 cents BY !. N. McMurry.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Runaway.

A party composed of Misses Name Wilson,
Emma G. Myers and Adah McNurray and
Ur. w. G. swart, as we'll as Eye LEGAL edyter"
of this paper, started out on last Friday
afternoon, bound for the Teachers County
Convention, which was held at Hotchkiss,
last Saturday. Upon descending hill, just
beyond the Rev. Geo. f, Tuttle's ranch, up
the Gunnison, the horses became frightened
at the squeaking of the brake, jumping to
one side, running for short distance on the
side-hill. 6ually tipping the buggy over,
threving the occupants out about the time the
the driver, w. G. swart. had gotten them
under control.
There may be ludcrous side to this af
fair but we are certain that there was NO
scft side to it.
Miss Adah Mc1urray sustained disloca,
tion of the elbow, of the left arm, which was
promptly adjusted by DR.. L. McLean. Hiss
Emma G. Myers received bruises about the
head. Mr.. w. G. Swart, who persistently
hung on to the ribbons. had his left leg and
ankle badly hurt. No blame oan possibly
be thrown onto Mr.. Swart, he did nobly un.
der the circumstances. Miss lMame Wilson
got off or rather out, without any bruises,
but it was all due to rye local edytor's'
playing the Sir Walter Raleigh act, the only
difference between the original act and the
one mentioned above, being, that the coat
contained the editor. He was hurt bnt not
smashed. and limpted badly -- on his
left leg.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Personal Points.

Judge Bell is here holding down the Reuoh
of the present term of the district court.
Judges d. T. sapp, sf Gunnison and John
Grny of Montrose, also District attorney H.
N. Hogg arrived last Sunday afternoon.
Prof. Phil N. Condit, County superintend.
ent Of Schools, returned from Hotchkiss last
Sunday. He visited schools in that vicinity,
and also attended the Teachers Convention.
Mr.. Pierce McKrough, representing the
Field and Farm pulbiahing Co., of Denver,
is in the city.
Mr. Chas. Mundry and bride came down
from their home, on Tongue creek, Sunday,
to attend divine services.
MesSers. Barlow, Smith and Peterson, of
Hotchkiss, are attending District court. Mr..
Peterson is on the Grand Jury.
Mr. ]. G. A. Simpson, of the Grand Jury,
reports deer plenty near bis home on Rogers
mesa.
Ad. Wishart, the genial duputy county
clerk, has proven himself to be 6rst.clRss
fireman. Ad, is drying out the new vault
and keeps things hotter than "sheol" in that
locality.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
PRESS SUP'T.
Wooden Wedding.

A large number of invited guests assem-
bled at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Kellogg last Friday evening. the occasion
being the celebration Of the 5th anniversary of
their marriage. When the guests had all ar
rived and had had q pleasant talk sup
per was announced-and such a supper
There was everything one could possibly i'm.
againe, and In copious quantities, all gotten
up in elegant style. They received many
elegant and useful presents. Among those
present we're A. R. King and wife, T. II,
McGranahnn and wife. w. H. Stewart and
wife W. II. Crotser and wife, II. Hammond
and wife, R. B. Hamilton and wife, A. r.
Howard and wife, II. Wilson and wife, Mrs.
Fadley, Mrs. Huston, Miss Crotser. Miss
Bradley, DR.. MacLean, and Mr.. Mac. Pntter-
son. The company left we'll pleased with
the treat, wishing their host and hostess
many more anniversaries.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Notes by the Way.

Editor ISDEPENDENT:-I left Delta, Mon.
day, Jan. 20, for another trip back east.
Nothing special occurred enroute to Denver
az we encountered the usual amount Of snow
in crossing the divide. Arriving in Denver
was surprised to ind no snow. spent
part Of the day at our City Mission, looking
after business matters connected with our
wdik.
Tuesday night took the train for Chi.
cago via the Burlington. took vestibuled
ished with all modern improvements. I
found the employees Of this roai very gen.
tlemanly and always anticipating the wants
of the passengers. Indeed rHilroading IL
now more of & pleasure trip than Otherwise.
Soon after leaving Denver, laid down OIL a
recliniag chair and went to sleep. After a
comfortable nights rest, awOke, and found
our train speeding down the prairies Of
Nebraska, nearing Oxford where we waited
the usual twenty minutes for breakfast.
From Oxford, last, 1t IL an unbroken prairie,
with good farms and the usual groves for
wind brakes.
1t is almost incredible the amount OF corn
a person sees in going throught Nebraska.
Great mammoth cribs in places reaching
hundreds Of feet in length, and generally
without covering. Other places, the crop
was so immense tbatit was simply piled up
In. great heaps. lust at night we passed the
Missouri river at Piattsmouth and found our.
passed through the whole state in the
night, and in crossing the Mississippi. at
Burlington, we could see the dim outlines Of
the bridge. At nine o'clock, the second day
from Denver, wa rssched ChicRgo, and from
then until after four, spsst taking in the
sights. saw much te interest and instruct
As we'll as to disgust. I saw the old libby
prison which was removed ta Chicago last
summer and erected on Wabs.si, Avenue.
Thursday night 1 came to Mich. and
stopped To see friends near GRIND Junction.
Saturday morning I walked tato the nsat
and ooInmndious chusch at BloonTngdale.
my old home. They were much surprised 70
sec me. AZ they. had not learned Of ny Gem.
ing. When, I left nearly 8 year ago, the
building waA not completed, now it presents
. neat appearance. I held meeunes three
days, anil Wetipssdny tonk the cars for Bat
tle Creek, the headquarters for orr work.
y;:,.o e.. :. .-A,..
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
California Mesa

Mr.. Sam Ditts has given up his job in the
car shops and removed to his ranch, aud will
engage in farming. He had fifty acres plow.
Cd last fall, which will give him good
start.
North Fork will have to look after her
laurels q fruit growing portion of this
county in few years, If the people on the
mesa continue to put out orchards as they
will this spring, Charlie ziesle< is prepar.
ing forty acres to set out in trees, Messrs.
Wise Bros. purchased 81, 900 worth of trees
(mostly pears) of q New York firm recently,
Bigelov BrsA. have invested 81 200 to be put
out this spring, and nearly every ranohman
has invested more or less. Nessrs. Lees and
Sons, and HuntIy 4 Eisher have located
coal claim on the east side Of Rubideaux
canoG south Of WiAe Bros, and are at pres.
ent making some developments.
It will test the capacity of the Uncompah-
gre canal TO supply its patrsns with water
this year. Neasp. ebkn Smith, Bss,ler, and
A. E. Agnsbury will take out 150 inches Of
the West lastral, all residing within two
miles Of each other.
Nr. Ed Masters IL erecting neat residence.
on his eighty. He will fence and give his
entire attention 70 improving his own ranch.
Mr.. Marines dedicated .hs new resideuce
recently built BY CAss- zissler, with social
dance. All Of the asighbea. old as we'll q
young attended, and had = very enjoyable
time.
Mr.. John Saith gave social dance 10 tbs
young folks on Tuesday, evening last. This
being about the lost Of the SEASON.. an unus,
ually lasge crowd waa pressat.
Every farmer is getting ready to commence
work, and within week will be piowing
and seeding. The farmer Who puts in his
grain now will not be bowling about the
scarcity OF water next fall.
Geo. stslter. of Rantoul, Ills. has located
on the mess, with the intention. Of making
this his future home.
Nsssrs. Carver and vixnia ave. taking q
Ditch ont Of Dry Creek to wx.er. their
ranches oD Ash mesa.
The suse~l meeting Of the Irepstops.
ditch tnsk plsnr Feb. lst At Ash nssa school
houss. MSssrs. Herman BaRly, Thos. Parks,
Chas. iiesr, Elmer Young and D. Miller we're
chosen TO manage affairs for the ensuing
ysar.
Will "Pap. Known" pleass stand up while
~ pat him on the backf LIE ia making .
eooA article Of Aosr. and We want 70 thank
hin Sor It. Nay he continue the gsod work
1ptil Ne frsss " from tho bondage Of Mont
vess milless. o
: NJ. wilIism Ash will soon move 70 Cali.
SernIa. = make II his future home. III
hsalth ef Mr.. Ash 10 TIE eauss Of the renoy.
y. Before leaving b viii visit rsIss,oas =
3psemsNt, cale.
easeses ~ dsss ssasidsrssls aa~Ass.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
California Mesa.


Before the first Of March about fifteen
bachelors will have been added to the pop.
ulation of this mesa since last September
The employees of the canal are going to
stock that water cousrse with high pressure
swapping turtles Of an improved model.
If anyone believes that the farmers of Cal.
iforna mesa are not in real earnest. let them
pass over it and count the number of teams
to he seen plowing daily.
We were confdentially told that the there
is wedding impending on the mesa. We
don't believe word of it and, furthermore
we think it was told to us for aggravation.
9'Nearly every person we meet says: "Nice
warm weather." We soon forget such remarks
out it makes an impression to see small
boy on the warm side of house with one of
his feet in one hand and peggine awl in
the other, running a cross.cut in his heel
after cactus thorn.
Several gentlemen, intending to rent land
in our locality find that competition has
become so lively that they could have found
better terms by renting sooner,
Some of our ranchmen began plowing Jan.
the 2sth. We think they ought to wait awhile
for in about seven weeks every one but ye
undersigned and one Of his neighbors will be
ready to begin operations.
So far as We know, final proof has been
made upon every claim in the Montrose Co.
portion of the mesa but three. Only short
time ago we could go to amy government cor
ner and collect an armfnll of claim stakes for
stove wood. The prosperity of the mesa
pess,
xo
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Eurpsy.

This 10 what you ought to have. is fast,,
you mns' have is N fully enjoy life. Thess-
ands upon thon.snds Of doilsrs are spen. -.
n""l'y By orr rsopfeia the Aors that they
may attain 'hi. beon. Ard yet u may ~
had BY all We guarantee that Eisstrie Biz.
tera. " need according 10 dtrectioas and the
nss persisted In. will bring yoa eood Disss-.
tion sssi onst the de'sos Dyspsrsia and 10.
stall snstes.i Eupepsy. We rssomnssd
Electric Bi'sers for Dyspepsia and all de-.
eases Of Liver. Stomach, Kidneys. sold a.
eoe and 900 pr bottle By I. y. hsMursay
Druggist.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Stockholders Meetire,

A special meeting of the stockholders oi
the Grand Mesa Land 4 Cattle Company
of Colorado will bs hsld at the office of the
Company, No. Courtlandt street in the
city of New York. OIL the 9th day Of Febru.
ary 1890, at p. M, for the purpose of elect,
ing board of directors for the ensuing year
and for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company to one hundred thous
and dollars (SlO0,O00.)
CHARLES HULL BorsFoRp,
A. C. BoTsFoRp.
New York, Feb. 6, 1890.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

to several ranches at the upper end of
the mesa, and 1t will be impossible to
farm parts of them until they are drained.
The probabilities are that many ranches
will he similarly affected within few years,
with feal, or n team of horses, three nice
sows, and number of shoats weighing about
80 pounds each. Will take outs in exchange,
also snhle nntntoes
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
A se,p Of Paper Saved her Life.

II vas just an ordInory scrap OF Wrapping
paper, hut Il saved her life. She was Ia lie
stages Of consumption. told By pAysIsiaas
that she vac incurabls and could live ssly
. short time; she weighed lsss thsa seventy
pounds. On ptics ef wrsppise paper she
real Of DR.. Kings Ns~ Discovery. and ess
. sample bottle. II helped her. she Anags .
large bottis. !, helped her assN. bought
ansthss and grew Astsev fast. continusd h's
nae and 's now strong. healthy. rosy. plump.
weighing i<o pounds. For fuller psrsicuiass
-r"d stamp to W. II. Cole. Druggist, Ysrt
Smith. Trial bottles of this vondsrfui Dis.
eovery Free. 81 !. n. NcMurrays Drag ssers.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing Hartland Ditch stock will be sold Oh
Saturday, Feb. 18th, 1890 at the front door
Of the Court House, in Delta, at 2 O'Clock p.
M, or as much as will be required to pay the
assessments and crsts of sale unless paid be-.
fore that time: Numbers 50. SO, 81, 80, 80,
40. Al, ~, 43, ~, 45, 46, Al, 49, 40, So 81, SO,
IS, 81. 55. and 5s, formerly the properly
Of Wales Bros. The amount of assessment is
$l.s0 per share.
E. J. HAUsER, Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Nsaiss ses P.sIIs.sss..
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTROsE, COso.
EahS1,aHx afli la00

LAND OYF1ck AT MoSTROsE, COto.l
February Sth. 1890. {
Notica II hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention 10
make f1nRl proOf In support of his clHlnt. and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at MOHtrn~e. Colo, On March 20. 1890.
viz Dexter W. Field, y. y. No. 1893. Ute Seres,
for the lots H. ~ H. sec D. and lot }, SEC T. twp
Is ST. e4, ". 9Th p. M.
He names the following witnesses to peove his
continuous residenc~ upon, and cultivation of.
said land. viz: William smith, Martin Win
neld, Brnce X. Grigrx. Theodore Lakesoan. all Of
Delta, Delta County, Colo.
VIII. STEELE. heghter
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Gate CITY Stone Filter.

Endorsed by Boards Of Health, Sanitary Associa-
tions Physicians and scientists the best, simp-
lest. and most perfect filtor. cooler and purifier
in the world. Removes bacteria and all kind OF
disease germs perfectly. Makes the foulest
water that can be obtained absolutely pure. both
chemically and biolosicaiiy. Durable. ornimcn.
tai and easily cleaned As any water-pail or jar.
Filters TO 20 gallons sday. Price 81 to s.5
Or, H. X. Brasted, Delta. Colo.
Agent for Delta, Colo
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Liver Complain -Biiliess.ssa

The chief symptnms Of this disease ere
tasting nosth. isasreeshie breath. dvy skjs.
With bfotches and sruptions, sailow sea.
pieetton and yellow eysa, tired, achlne
.n".fders, dub palm In right sids, fAiusss9.
d,ssinesa amd irregular bowels. This eea-
pIasNt IN all of IL forms can 10 readily susef
~ taking Dr.. Ganns Improved Livsv Piiis
= Mtr tGrrected, asd : licssrtns :Peft of sIsksess
at u cents boz b. !. u. MeNusrsy.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
N0tiSe.

All parties indebted to the firm of Latham
4 Williams are hereby requested to call and
settle up, All accounts ns,tst be settled by
note or cash by the 18th day of February.
1890. After that date the acoounts will be
put in the hands of an attorney for collection.
LATHAM & WILLIAMS.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

For Sale.

A we'll improved ranch Of Isl acres with
an abundant water right. Living water for
stock In winter, "a acres well set in alfalfa;
so tons OF hay cut last season. 500 bearing
grape vines, 900 fruit trees. Ranch one
mile east of Delta on the Garnet mesa. For
furthur particulars inquire of
w. s. GIRARDIT,
Delta Colo
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Entitled to the Best.

AL are entitled to the hest that the money
will by. 10 every family should have, At
once, q bottle Of the bcst family remedy.
Syrup Of Figs. 10 cleanse the system when
costive or bilious. For sale in Soc. and sl.0O
bottles BY all leading druggists.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
pesspiration causing intense itching when
warm. This form, as we'll as blind. bleeding
and protrnding, yield at once to Dr. Bosan.
kos Pile Remcdy. which acts directly on
on the parts eftected, absorbs tanors, silays
itching and effects a permanent cure, Dr.
Rosanko, Piqun, O. Sold by l.. n. Ne.
Murray
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Fotiee fop PubIieatfsn.
LAND OFFICE AT MoNTRos.. TO

JanuAfy 7, Ib9O.
Nottos IA hereby given that tho foHewins-
named settler has nled notice Of his Intention e,
make nnal proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said nronf viii be made before The Judge
C0le on February 10. is9o, viz (: Stephen r.
Buckley. u. u No. lb5O. Ute Series, for the VIZ,
swi< ~ec. p and e1. seN. sec. .. twp. II. s. r. 81
W. eth r. NJ.
He names the fnfiowfng witnesses 10 provo his
continuous recidence upOn and cultivation Of
said land. VIZ Frederick Van Tuyl Isaac r.
Van Tuyl. Samuel q. Hart, Charles Case. all Of
Delta, Delta County. Colo.
W. Fl. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
The Knots United

Mr.. crompton. an expert ~ all kinds Of black
smithins. Wagon and Carriage work painting
etc.. wishes to inform tie public that he has
opened . blacksmith shop Just across the susy
fron ". y. Anderson's tho knot tysr and IL pre-
pared 70 unite The knots II you will only give
him trial. All wosk 0nasassssa v bs dons IN
nn-clas styis.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Wanted.

Horses and cattle to pasture at 81. per
head per month. Good fence, frst-claAs
pasture and plenty of water. For particu-
lars inquire Of Ed. CHENowIrH,
P. 0. Box Al. Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

Ifyou feel "out of Sorts" cross and pevish
take Ds. J. H. McLean's sarsaparilla;
chesrfullnesa will resaru and life will acquire
new sest. For sale by !. N. McNurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

Go to the Delta Planning Mil for all kinds Of
Native Lumber.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Notice for Publications.
LAND OFFICE At MoNrRo.E. 5.oLo.

Feb. 9Th, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fed notice q h. intettion g make
prpaf will NJ made bcfOre r. HOdgdOn. Clerk
Of the Distsict Court st Delta cssO., on March 10
1890. VIZ /: AbfAm HiAnum. upon 1s1s ID. 8. No,
I'D, Ute Series, fos lot, .. rec u, twP 81. 10,
He names tho t,llowing Witnesses r. psoys his
continuous reSidence uD0n and cultivation Of
William II. Wagner, Joseph d. Pope. oil q
Delta, Delta County. Colo.
WIN. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Hssiss for P.slseas,ss.
LAxD oyTIcx AT Myrness: CcIn

EAND OvFIcx AT MrTH0sI. COvn.,l
Fsbruasg 9Th. 1899.
Notacs ishereby given that the fOl,owisg named
settler hxs nied notice of hia intention to make
final pr,of!n suppost Of hts claim. and that said
of the District Court ~ DcIta, Colo.. on March
-. 100, viz: Elijah T Turner, u. 8. No. ieei.
VIZ ~ sssss * .ss 70 g. s. .xp ~ it, ~ - -.
He names tha following witnessrs b provs bis
c0nttruatis rtxldence upon, and cuhivatlGn n.
said land, viz: Edgar d. Drake. Asf0n C10ugh.
Delta County, Colo.
w. n. STEELE. Rsslssw.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

stoys wood and Hard wood for sale. op.
posits Mr.. E. Meredith's residence.
9. F. RUcKLEr.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Fruit Farm,

One Of the best iu the County, also stock
and general farming ranches for sale by
HENRY & BLAcHLY.
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JOHN GRAY,
AT LAW
Montrose, Colo.
Notice for Publieasio..

LAND OFFICE AT MnNrRosE. Cor.o..t
January q, 1890.
Nntice Ia hereby given that the following NAMED
settler has red notice of bis intention to make
hna, proof IN suDlort nf his claim. and thai said
ptoOf will be made before F. Holgdon. Clerk of
the Distrirf Court. at Delta. Colo.. on March
bfh, 1s00. viz: Edgar D. Drake, u. 3 No. 25I ITte
Series. for the Lnt and W. nwl@ sec. 2. twp. II.
s. r. 0i, ". 9Th, p. n.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence up0n. and cultivation Of,
said land. vfz: Aaron Clo,lgh, Elijah p. Turner,
Barton N. Turner. fOhn L. Turner, all Of Paonia,
Delta County, Colo.
W. H. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
Bath House.

j. W. Bouldin has lifted up hath
house in connection with his barber
shop. Call and see him; next door to
Conklin Bros,
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
N.sies ssr Pabsie.sie..

LAND OFFICE AT MoxrRosK, CoIo,(
lAai. 20, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that the following nain-
ed settleR. hNs Ned notice Of his Intention to
make final proof 10 support Of his claim. and that
SAid proof will 70 Iinde before Z, ". Henry,
1920. viz John 7. Doughty. d. T., No. is2s,
Ute Series. for the ~. swL, sec. 4 asd MI.
nwh. SEQ. II. twp. 10, g. r. 80. ". ah 7. ",
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land. VIZ: John W Cotton: James q. Hsls.
Yer. Jesse Y. heynolds. q. 2. Roberts, ali VI
Hotchkiss, Delta County. Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
City Snaps.

For two or three bargains in town residenc,
property, call on
HENRY 4 BLACHLY.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

The e'reulat'on Of the bioed-qsicksnsA
and enr'ohed-hears life and essssy 70 every
portion Of the body; spPesise rssuras; the
hour Of rest brinGs With II SQUAD rspnss.
This can Be- secured by taking D.. MeIIssn's
ssrsaPsriila. For sale BY I. Y. MsAsr,ay.
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11
The "Donestic.~

The best lightest running and most durable
Sewing Machine made. for Sale by Crotser 4
Stewart
The Delta independent., 1890-02-11

Brown W. NJ. Adams J. E.
Brggler }. T. HRrnets A. C.
Craddy Charles L. Collins James r.
Covsomon Miss RoSey Cummings c. H.
DeIIota Mrs. Danel Jim
Flake Miss Ida Fergcrson 1T.
Gilligan Miss +. Cannon Harris
Higgins Miss Carrie Hutt John
Hubbard Lyman Long werren
Lewis Geo. Lance W. J.
Martin Geo. d. McGlothlan Dave.
Mclean Thomas2 sharpley H. N.
Thornly George Walker L. E.
Williams Albert.
If not called for in 80 days will be
sent to the Dead letter office.
We STEPHENS. p. NJ.