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OF THOMAS GABBETT
II.

rSTATE OF THOMAS GABBETT.
Ia Deceased
STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Bennington,
At a session Of the Hon. the Probate Court.
holden at the Probate Office within and for the
District Of Bennington, on the 9Th day Of Feb.
ruary, A. d. 1891.
Present, Hon. Aired Robinson. Judge.
Mrs. Thomas Gabbett administrators OF the es
tate Of Thomas Gabhe't, late OF Bennington. iu
said district, deceased makes application to said
Court to have the time heretofore limited by said
Court for the payment OF the debts OF said de-
ceased. extended from the 18th OF April, A. d
1891 to the 18th day OF April, 1892.
whereupon.it is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred 10 a session thereof to he
held at the Probate Office, in Bennington in said
district, on the 9TH day Of March A. d. 1881,
for hearing and decision thereon; and IL is fur.
Their ordered, that all persons interested be noll.
fled hereof by publication Of notice Of said APP
plication and order thereon. three weeks success
sively In the Bennington BANNER, newspaper
published at Bennington, and which circulates in
the neighborhood Of those inter, sted, before said
time nf hearing, thatthey may appear at said time
and place. and If they see cause, object thereto
By the Court,
Attest. ALFRED ROBINSON Judge.
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jamestown, n. Y, has a decided SEN
ton and scare, as we learn from the
Ereninq Journal of the 18th, in that
small pox has broken out in that city.
The physician who attended the first
case is severely censured because he did
not report the same to the Board OF
Health, although he said the symptoms
were those of small pox. A large mum
Der of people have been exposed to the
disease, but the most vigorous precau'
tions are being taken to prevent its be-
coming epidemic.
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during history of his life

uuIlng history OF ms IlTt.
Gen. Sherman leaves six children, the
Rev. T. f. Sherman, who is in the Ro-
man Catholic priesthood and is now
studying in Europe, Philomel Tecumseh
Sherman, who is a lawyer of New York,
Mrs. A. NJ. Thackara of RosemOnt, Pa,
Mrs. T. w. Fitch of Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss
Lizzie Sherman and Miss Rachel Sher-
man. All of these, except the son in
Europe, together with the General S
brother, Senator John Sherman, were
with the dying man during his last i'll
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And yet you are not sick enough to con-
suit doctor, or you refrain from SO do
ing for fear you will alarm yourself and
friends-we will tell you just what you
need. 1t is Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
will lift you out Of that uncertain, UNI
comfortable, dangerous condition, into
a state of good, health, confidence and
cheerfuness. You've no idea how po-
tent this peculiar medicine is in cases
like VOurS
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LOCAL POSTSCRIPT
POWnni.

The SHERMAN Ladd house is said to
have been bought by the Baptist society
for 81, 800. OF this sum 81 500 was sub
scribed 10y three friends.
A Ladies' Industrial Society will be
given by Mrs. DIR. +. L. Potter on We'd
nesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Ila Jepson of Troy, N. Y, who
was the guest of her cousins here the
past week, has gone to Blackinton visit
ing.
Oak Hill Cemetery reelected their old
Board of officers Saturday.
The cline house" farm is said to have
been sold by its owners, Myron Jepson.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE.

The subscriber. administrator Of the estate of
Mary J. North, deceased. wall sell at public uuc
ton ON the pramis IS In Pownal ON Saturday.
February 2lst, 1891, Mt 10 o'clock II. IN, tire fol.
lowing real md PERSONAL property to witt One
and one half acres OF land with house and barn
and other Uutbuidings, known as the Naran
homestead Also. | horse. | market wagon. !
cutter, and general assortment of farming tools
f.. r S1ILLMAN, Administrator.
POwual Vt. Jan. 9th, 1891
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The Banner.
BENNINGTON. VERMONT 4:
Thursday Afternoon Feb. 10, 1891.

Johnstown, Pa, seems to be fated.
Another flood this week carried of
bridges, undermined houses and imper-
illed the lives of many of its inhabitants.
The dispatches of Tuesday stated that
half the city was under water.
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DIE KENNESs-LIQUOH HABIT
1n all the world there IN bur one

1t can be given in cup of tea or coffee with
out acknowledge of the person taking it, effect
ing speedy and permanent cure, whether the
patient is u moderate drinker or an alcoholic
wreck. Thousands Of drunkaris have been
cured who have taken the Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge and to-day be-
lieye they quit drinking Of their own zee will
No harmful effect results from its administration
cures guaranteed. Send far circular AID iul par
ticularS. Address in confidence, golden SPE
CiFIC Co, lsj N"Ge Street. Cincinnati. o vi
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BLACKSMTTHING !

Having rented the Burgess blacksmith shop on
Depot Stree, | am prepared TO do all kinds Of
work In my line in thu hest manner and at reaS
enable prices, Special attenti pad to horse
shoeln.. Owners flame or interfering hVrs, s
should give me Il ca |.
JOHN MCINTOSH.
Bennington Feb 5 lS6l-3t4
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GLOW IL ture.u Sr,In DISe,,,.

Simply apply 'SwAYNE's OINTNEST." No in
ternal medicine IeqIired, Cures t tier, ccz una.
itch, all ruptions OI the face. hands uoSs, etc.
leaving the skin ell ar, white and healthy. Its
great h'aling and curative powers are assessed
by no her rene y Ask your druggist TOR
SwAYSE's OGNTMENI lOfrln6
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EYRE In Coult'rvil'e, ILL.,, Feb s'h, Mrs Mari
eta Eyre. sister Of Dir Cna.es Grecnset of len
nngtun aged So years.
THAYER-In Buffalo. n. V, Feb 12th. Mrs
LucreTa Thayer of Bennington. aged 90 years.
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WANTED

man TO work q small farm on shares Stock
and tools furnished to competent person. For
particulars apply to +. b. EDGERTON,
At lindley's Shop.
Bennington. Feb 18th, 1891 1tpd
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Usher, Bennington, vt.
State Normal School.

CASTLkTON, VERMONT.
The Spring Term VIII begin on Tuesday. Feb.
ruary venteenth, With full cops Of exl eri
enced iutruciors. An early application WIN
secure one Of the few rooms not already taken,
Send for circular.
ABEL &, LEAvBSwORTH PRINCIPAL.
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WANTED.

One Or two good d n.ug'room girls at the Put
nam House. Liberal w6ges.
81 L.COLLTNS.
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LOST

On Saturday, Feb 7;h, on the ro ID between
North Adams and Brnninston, a roll Of Limo.
lenm llnor-coveringl II was two yards wide
A suitable reward will le paid for its its return
to me at Remington
e A. EVANS, $50 Union rect.
Bennington Vt Feb 10th, 1891.
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You can secure il from your
ApOtheCary.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Civil
AuthOrit" of the Town Of Bennington will meet
at the Town Clerks office In said own on Thurs
day, February % h 1891. at 10 O'Clock a. m. fol
the purpose of correcting he check list to b.
used at town meeting held March 3rd 1861.
EMORY y. HARRIS,
ALFRED ROBINSON,
Selectmen.
Benninuton VT, Feb 18th. 1891,
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting for the election OF officers
of the Y ung Mems Association for the ensuing
year, Will he hell at he Free Iibrar5
rooms, Monday, March 10Th, 1891, between the
hours Of 2 aud O'Clock p. m.
a. W BR NISTED. Secretary.
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EsOIS
DIED

BUCK In West Arlington, February l2th a
$ n to Mr. and Mrs WIN Buck
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mou.s Your .Es C.,cr..-,

Delta was favored with visit from an IL.
incrant doctor" last week, who carried with
him his curc.alls. Calling at down TOW
Office, he laid out sample bottles of his al.
legged medicines on the desk ora member of
the Arm, whsm we shall call Lawyer A.
That gentleman picked up enc OF the bottles
and reading thereon that the remedy was
warranted to cure "rheuInatism, neuralgia,
hil'rousnesa, dyspepsia, etc." gravely in.
CURED oi tho learned disciple of Esculapius
it the nedicine would really cure "Etce,era.' -
"Ccrtsinly,' WAS the answer, II will cure any
disease on the label. We'll" says Lawyer
A., 81 have had "Etcctcra" pretty had for
somc time, and if I thought this medicine
would cure Il, I would not mind huyiag a
bottle" just here tho conversation WAS in.
terrurted, hut was scon rc.opena by the doc.
tors solicitations To purchase hottie, with
the assurance that his complaint would nisl.
lihly be cure. But the lawyer dismissed. h,n,
with the remsrk that ~ his .ctcst-ra" had
been somewhat better s.r IN. last few daya,
he would nat parchass any NJ present. >ud
the doctor mNdc his exit amid thu shouts of
the inmates uf the Office, Wan could no longer
restrain their laughter.
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"Amoag the Breakers"

wss produced by the high scaoni scholars
in this city. Saturday and Monday evenings
To good audiences. All who took part &C.
quilted themselves well, and very fully
demonstrated that no time or study had been
lost in arranging aud paoduciag this drama
to the public. The essays by several Of the
students we're we'll received, and rs a whole
the play met the npprova; of all who attend.
ed. The receipts were good and the money
secured will b" used in lifting the indebted.
ness now resting upon the handsome piano,
which edcrus the auditorium of the school
building.
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TUESDAY. MARCH 81. 1891


April first WAS ushered in with snow and
wind.
schoo, children have been enjoying vsca-
iion this week
Mr. J. Gale has in course of construction
a neat residence on south Main street.
II /. reported that Nr. Kohl.r. living on
the North Fork, is loosing number Of cst-
tie.
Please notice the change !, ;ip- in the n.
4 4. G. time table, which took etIec, Non.
day
Communion services will be solsmnizsd
in the Presbyterian church Sabbath n-rninr
All ehrisiisr people ar. e1tesdea nn invita-.
| ton to attend.
The rRnchmen In onitn VALLEY. Noutrose
county, mr.. feeling bluc an account Of the
heavy snow. poor cattle and scarcity Of feed
for their stock.
TIL. me-'iug conducted by Elder J. Y.
Parker =, the Gunnisun Valley schaal h"nse
closed Sunday night with aue addition by
confession and baptism.
The sccicl at Mp. Grsham's home Thurs
| day evening last was very pleasant sni en-
! ic-ainin. affair. The Attendance wnS quite
large, and all seemed to eEjsy the OCCASION
| very much.
An adjourned meeting of the Stock Asso.
| riation. Of Delta cauuty. will be held IN
Hotchkiss. Saturday. for the purpose Of
el-cting officers aud mske preparations for
the spriuc "round up"
The Ladies Temperance Union Of Delta,
have formed "a Loyal Legion" for the
children, to he held n, the Bsrts, church
every Saturday at ; p. m. Let every child
in D.lta aud vicinity attend these meetings
By order oi Secretary.
Delta Baptist church. corner of Mceksr
aud Fourth streets. Il Grant pastor.
Prcaching next Sunday morning at II
o'clock: Sunday school at 10 "a M, Subject
for morning srrvice, "whai is Maa?" in the
evening, "ssved from Famine" Choir prsc-
,icc Saturday st 7:So p. M.
The hous.holj nt George W Hall. Justice
Of the Peace at MRhcr. Clio, WAS thrown in.
TO cnmmoton IN the i+th inst. by the arri.
val of fu. baby virl. Mother and child do.
all smile, and will dispense justice with bet,
ter grace than ever.
Last week W. unirien,ionally referred to
Mr., Simpp-on as mayor. We now make an
analogy. and arc waiting for ~ chance to
apologize, and sincerely hope tha, neither
Mayor Scott or Mr.. Simpson will he oiicndei
hy the oversight n announcing the RIGHT name
Of the gentleman who holds the high oilic-.
Come and see rs Mr.. Mayer; our latch
string ia always on the outside,
The new millinery aud notion, store re-
Gently opened on Main stree, by Mrs.. L,urs
Hamilton. is very nicely arranged Ard con-
tains a stock of frt.clas. good. in the lines
nbov. named. Mrs. Hamilton has had con.
siderable experience in this line of business
aud eau furnish the ladi-, Of Delta aud sur
rounding conotry, with the late., STYLES aud
fashion, nt reasonable prices. A call st this
establishment will convince all tba, this is
the plnce to get bargains.
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Please Excuse the Delay.

Having been compelled to change our To-.
cation this week, il has prevented us from
issuing our paper con tim-,'' and We ask our
patrons to bear with us kindly. Hereafter
We nope TO greet yos on time. Our head.
quarters is now in the corner room in til.
Barker building. where We will he pleased
,o sec all our friends and customers. Hoping
our delay will no, Inconvenience anyone, we
remain your servant. The EDITOR
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
A Hranosr.i Rniirand.

A meeting ofthe directors Of the Anthra.
cite Railroad Company, convened in ,hi,
city Tuesday. with A. r, King in the chair.
+. L. Kellogg. wrs elected temporary chair.
man; T. II. Mctarnnahan, president; =. r,
Hotehkiss, vice. e.prosident; and Z, l.. Kellogg,
secretary aud treasurer.
A committee consisting Of the following
named gentlemen: AR. RisE, Geo. Duke,
0co. Stephan, WAS appointed TO drait by laws
and report ~ soon a. work was completed,
affair which meeting adjourned 70 convene y,
call "f president.
The project, ws understand, seems plsasi.
BILE, ank as soon 81 arrangements are com.
plst~d, the new road to tho coal Rvlds will
80 carried V completion.
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Select Good Men.

Now that the time is close n, hand for the
election Of city officers. let every citison Of
Delta take part and select men who Will
work and use every effort to help build, aud
In every way further the interests OF our
young and growing city. We understand
there Is no fault !" b. found with those who
have had the ci,y's welfare in their hands
during the past year, aai if they suit the ma
jority for another term, We arc perfectly
willing mud say amen. Two states have al
ready been mndc, aud f,o,u among the cand,.
dates on each ticket We ought to he able tn
select good sct Of officers for the coming
wear.
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PERSONALS.

Alb. Willy returned from Colorow Monday.
Ci,i,s. Mcneil visited in Colorow Sunday.
Joseph Shock, residing on surf.ce Creek,
, cale'l to-day.
a. G. Butler helped swell the crowd il
Mon'rose Saturday.
Dr Mclean and wife visited Montrose
Saturday and Sunday.
II. o Hamm,nd, our popular livcryman
visited Montrose Saturday.
Sheriff Girsrlrt mad business call at the
ISDx?FSDENr oiiire Mpnday.
Mr.. st"!rhsns paid his respect. to old
friends in hi"niro-e Saturday.
F. p. Childs OF Tongue Creek, made this
Office lnsiness call Wednesday
Superintendent condlt made n business
trip to Grand junction wedn.siny.
Grn. IT. Dnke. one of iIatrlkiss' prosper.
Gus merchants, visited in THIS city TUESDAY
Joseph Gonder leaves Thursaay fo,Teiiu-
ride, where he eontvmpiates STARTING a res.
tAnrant.
r. J. Cntrev editor of the Delta Lnborer,
aaa nephew, William Coffee, called to Sc. us
WeGnesday.
Miss Mevers, one of Delts's cultured
school marms. made short visit at this of.
fce Saturday
J. r. Spencer, one of the early settlers in
this county, made \ pleasant cal! at this Of:
fee Wednesday.
NJ. Gum, one Of Delta Countv's new set.
tr,sp SUI IL ~,
many visitors in this cty Saturday.
r. o. Wilmont, living near Hnichkiss.
mad- ms pleasant call to-day. Mr.. Will
mont is numbered anieng the best citizens or
this comfy.
Miss Name Wilson, one sf the teachers in
the public schools. was called .as, few davs
ago, TO be AZ the bedside Of her mother who
is reported Ill.,
NJ. Strong who has been spending the
winter in New York state, returned few
days since to Delta, and will take up his res
idence on "Silver Tip" as soon as weather
permits.
q. L. Smith, residing m Su-rac. Greek.
was a pleasant caller At this office Saturday
Mr.. Smith is very agreeable and pleasant
g.ntleuaH-ius, the kind whom We like to
meet every day in the week.
Martin C-de. Of Illin.is. called =: this of.
fee, Monday. Mr. Cade is here with view
to l"rstinc and engaging in fruit growing
and has about decided to cas-, his fortune
with us. We sincerely hope he may fini \
suitable location, and become a .-rmSpen;
~. ident OF Delta county.
hr. A. Gilmore, representing the Mutual
Life aud Endowment Association, Of Oak
lani, California. has been soliciting members
for the above named association in this city
during the past few DAYS Mr. Gilmore i. \
pleasant aud afthle gentleman and is doing
good work for the COMPANY he represents.
L, :. Coleman who has resen,iv embsrkea
In the grocery huziness In this city. called to
sec us Monday. Mr.. Coleman is very
pleasant and genial ceutlsuian. aud We
prOIict success FOR him in his new venture
Young ladies Of Delta will please make note
thst NJ. coleman is still on the bachelors
list
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Quarterly Meeting.

Quarterly meeting next Sunday in the
court house, conducted by Rev. S. A. Win.
scr, ef Montrose. Love Feast At 10 H. m;
preaching at II a. IN. followed by the sscra.
mcni of the Lords Supper and preaching a,
7:So y. m. Monday evening, Apri. 9th, al,
$50 presiding elder Brooks will preach
followed by the quarterly conference. The
public are cordially invited to attend all these
services. W. JUDI, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
4 Freak of Nature.

Peter Shank, residing on Surface Creek
Mesa, was the owner few DAYS since, Of a
colt. fOalci on his farm, which certainly de.
serves mention. The animal was perfect in
body, well formed with the exception of the
"ye, nearly twice the sire OF an ordinary eve;
the lower jaw was perfect, the upper jaw ex.
tending only g. about the bride teeth and
without nastrils. Ii nature had supplies, the
colt with breathing organs, its owner would
have, no doubt, realized a nice little fortune
for the curiosity.
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sale of piteh stock.

The following stock in the Minnesota
Cana! Company, hsriu:. been forfeited for
fsi!nre TO pay assessments thereon, notice is
hereby given that the ,siue much there.
of as is necessary TO pay assessments will be
sold at public sale at the from; door of the
prstoffice at Paonia, Colorado, Saturday.
April 18th, 1891, at o'clock p. M, viz:
Mrs. Ii. L. Whitney, shares No. AZ. As, 81,
5s; due s3.I5.
Mrs. G. L. smith, Shares No. ll2, l13, ia,
49,, lie; due Sl9.05.
JOSEPH FLUALLES. President.
ALBERT S. GooDESoyv, Sscre,ay.
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sale of Ditch stock.

The following stock in the Minnesota
Canal Company having been forfeited for
failure to pay assessments thereon, notice is
hereby given that the same much there
of as is necessary TO pay assessments will be
sold At public sale at the front door OF the
postofice at Psouis, Colorado, Friday, the
9Th dag OF March, 1891, at o'clock, p. m =,
viz:
Mrs. II. L. Viii. .ey, shares No. a.. As, 81
and SIS. due. $50, two dollars and forty
cents.
W. s. Cohurn. shares No. |, 2, 3, /, 5 and
G. dae $500, three dollars and sixty cents.
JOSEPH FLCALLES, President.
ALBERT S. GoopESow, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Tic Old Reliable.

The Ron-Ton, owned hv Joseph GonSer.
j. sill At the top. Mr.. Gender has every.
thing nicely arranged and furnishes the best
meals in the city. lie hRs had considerable
err.rierc. in this lin. "i wark and never
Tails TO please aud accommodate all who call
Charges are reasonable, aud a call at this pop.
ular eating house will convince patrons that
it Is undoubtedly the place To get square
meal.
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4 Success.

Notwithstanding the inclemencr of the
weather. large number OF ladies visited
Mrs. Alleys millinery opening last Saturday
The display was one never before -nualed in
Delts, and the fair were delighted with
the exhibition. The sales made wer. salts
factory to the proprietress, and gave evidence
that good goods. latest styles and living
prices never fail to take. At this establish.
ment You will always end bargains.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Surface Creek M~~n.

Some have begun sowing grain.
Mr.. A. w. Carr is setting out fruit trees.
Joseph Cradle arrived here Saturday from
near Solitude, tsd.
George Hider eontemr,atss sowing IN
acres of grsiA this spring.
Fruit prospects are fine in this vicinity
and the buds are all riSh, up to date, sath.
Mr.. George P. Chilcs will set out l, ,0Oi
fruit trees this coming month.
Mr.. l. n. Flecnor will set out 400 trees
This part of the Mesa is coming to the from
in the fruit line.
Mr.. N. Ford and his son.in.law, Mr.
Smith, have rented Richard Forests rsuch
Arthur Adams. route agent on the d, L II
g.. spent Sunday with friends here.
OBSERVER.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Peoples Ticket.

number of citizens met in caucus at the
Fire Company's headquarters, Saturday
evening and nominated the following named
gentlemen as .ity officers to b. voted for a.
the April cl-etiou: Mayor. J. ". Dorsey
trea 'urer. I. ". NcNurr.y; Clerk, Newton
Castle; Councilmeu, Ed. Meredith, J. J..
Pope. W. S. Stell Another ticket will be
placed il, the field
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
New HANK.

Nessrs. Blachiey & Baldwin are arranging
to open bank, in the new quarters now be-
ing ht,ed up for them. We sincerely hope
the new banking 6rm has found gool field
and may prosper in their up piertakiog.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Cistscns' CSuco<,

A meeting will be held in the court house
Thursday evening. April 2, at o'clock
for the purpose of nominating a ticket ir
city officers. good attendance is desired.
by order Of Committee.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining unctiled for in the post;
Office at Delts, Colorado. March 80, 1891:
Brusan, Russell 7. Uull, Charles r.
Bone. o. Y. l'awkims, Miss Amelia
NcGee. Lewis.
Ifnos called for in thirty day. will be sent
to the dead-letter Office.
W. o. STEPHENS, P. ".
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31

At Kirby & Zieglsr's is the place to buy
fruit, nuts, t. saccn aud cigars and then top
of with glass OF sweet cider right from
Cideryills, Michigan.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Raspb~r-, Plants.

Turner, Cuthber,. and Crimson Beauty
Red and Grrgg Blackcsp plants for sale by
G. II. McGranahan.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
Cal, FER ..un,, warrant.

Call fer County Warrant.
TkEAscRER's OFFICE,
DSIrA, March 8, 1891.
There arc funds In the hands Of the County
Treasurer for payment Of the following
schaol warrant, District No. II, special fund.
vis.
No. ls. issued February II, 1888; amount.
5000.
Notice Ia hereby given TO the holder Of said
warrant that interest will cca~e AFTER thirty
ays frcm date. A. r. HowARp,
County Trcssurcr.
viss camera in good Older for cal. ehear.
A.F. FRirs. Jswsler.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
NORTH P ,Rg WAGE Tisle TABLE.

LeaYes Delta every MDglay, "Wednesday and
Friday al 7,J 4. m, arriviug at HotchblsS at
1870 m, at paonia 500 D. M.
Rt turning, ltaSaa Pitnna every Tuesday, TanrI-
day and SATURDAY ut 7:39 y. m, arriving AZ
f'elta -; sop. IN. For further particulars,
enquire ~ Hammonds Livery Stable.
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'.D0C.''

The well known stsilior will make the
sessnR of 1891 st my ranch at the Upper
Ferry. Terms: $40 10 insure; money due
ties disposing of mare after being hre,i will
be held responsible for charges of breeding.
CIV C. l.. SMITH
The Delta independent., 1891-03-31
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