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The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
H. Hammond is visiting this week in

H. Hammond is visiting this week in
ouray.
L. c. Alley has brother visiting him
fren California.
Attend the meeting at the school house
ta.nerrow evening.
Mr.. Jeffvrs is building ar addition to his
Main Street property.
W G. Henry of Oursy visited in this city
several days this week.
The reading room will be opened to the
public in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton of Montrose county
visited il this city Tue,day.
A. a. Weir of Surface Creek made a pleas
ant call at this Office Tuesday.
oakes Swiss Bell Ringers and Comic spe-
cialty Co. at school house this evening.
Arrangements are being made to organize
Sons of Veteran lodge in this city soon
Miss Ada McMurray assisted her father Sc
veral days tl,i. week in taking the school
census.
DR.. Breasted received by express few days
ago a large telescope, which is said to be the
best ever brought to the ciry.
The contract for bni;diny the new bridge
across North Fork, has been let, and work
will be commenced in short trle
Sale Bros have twelve teams now constant
ly on the road hauling lumber. They are
laying in large stock Of all kind Of lumber.
Rev. Thomas wa. greeted By good congre-
saiien in the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, and his discourse was highly apprs-
eiaied By the large assembly.
Mrs. J. c. GLADDEN., son. daughter and
grandson. of Mr. McAiurray are visiting in
this city for a few days. They will return to
their home in Omaha, Neb. s"ou.
County Surveyor Curtis s,ith a force of men
tss been engaged during the past few days,
laying out lots on Gsrue; Mesa. The north
yves, point Of the Mesa will be reserved for
public part.
Several ladies and gentlemen from, this city
attended private danre at Mrs Bnsse home
on California Mesa, Fri,izy evening lust. An
excellent supper was sefyed at the close of
the entertainment.
= large assortment Of laiiies hose euihraider.
les. lacrs, etc. and is prepared to sell them
at prices to suit Hll. Ladies are rsosi cor.
daily invited 60 call and inspect the stock.
Although it Is too late TO be of asv im,ne.
din,e service to the John II. oakes' Com
pany which PLACED last evening at Capital
Hall, still we wish to express cur apprecia-
tiou Of their performance. The company.
thoggh small has not week member in IT,
Harry Fades, ia funny faces deserved al' the
snplause ne won. Ils representations off
old raan, Of the Irish washwaman. Of jennie
asd nnboiy's child we're simply wonderful
from the facial point Of view. Frank HoI-
lister won storm Of applause, being called
back the third time. The balance of the
troop were equally rs eond. We can sssure
! them that on their nex; visit to Boise t.ey
will be welcomedby crowded houses Id1ko
Statesman, Boise City. idaho.
All membert Of Delta Loigr No. 80 A. r
& A. NJ. are requested to meet at Lodge room
Saturday, Mag soth at $50 a. m. to take
part in memorial services
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Accidentally Drowned.

chas. T. Bioxom. resident Of North Fork.
was drowned Sunday norning last, about nine
o'clock. while attempting to crnss the liver at
the ford near Paonia. The body secured
about o'clock ia fhe afternoon Of the sans day.
and nh inquest held. the verdict being in
cor,isnce with the facts above stated. The
deceas d was aged about IS years, and leaves
mother. who resides IN Lake city. TO mourn
his sudden death The remains were buried
Monday in the cemetery at PaonIa.
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Church Notice.

Service in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday ai the usual hour by the pastor Pew.
A. Thomas. Morning at II O'Clock Mr.
Thomas will give his second discourse on
the Person and Work Of tn. Holy Ghost
Ephs. 4 and 80. Evening" o'clock Christ
weeping over Jerusalem. This discourse is
specially prepared for younr men aud
women. who sre specially invited to be pres
ent. Luke l?, 4l:42
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Car, of frhank..

We the undersvn c,', take this opportunity
Of conveying to those who kindly assisicd us
during the sickness and death Of onr darling
Bsssie. our sineer. aud heartfelt thanks fnr
their many acts of k,ndncss, aud expressions
Of ,ympathy. WILLIAM aud ASoRLIsE
EopY Rer
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncNiied for in the post
office n; pelta, Colo, Msy IS, 1891:
Ruziey David: Cook. Hfrrv; Hastings. Prof.
Z p; Rnsengra', wm.i Thclemann, n. F.;
pelonr. II, C.; Fnlicr, r. s; Roxburgh,
james; Simons. A. d.
IF not called for in 50 days. they will be
sent to the desd letter Office
W. o. STEPHENS, P. NJ.
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a chnl.cnxc 20 pchatc.

Believing that q grand and deem interest
would hp taken In q public discussion Of the
issue, between Christianity and unhelisf, or 50
called iahdrl'y, the ssepties and unbelievers of
this vicinity, most respectfully Invite any OF the
clergy ofthis or amy other locality 70 meet their
representative in public oral debate, nrou the
following proposition; ''rhc bible Is entirely Of
human origtm and ineuicstps an imperfect cote
OF morals" Addnss secretary.
LIBERAL LsAGrs.
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No,,cc. rru,, Crou,r..

There will be y mc-tinc Of the Fruit grow.
ers of Delta eounty at the School house Sat.
ursisy June 9Th, at o'clock y. IN. for the
purpose OF formipga Fruit Growers AssFcia
ton. BY order of the Committee.
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.Co,oredo VI. E..ontercue..

This conference of Methodist ministers
will m &c, in Denver June 10th and Bishop
Andrews Of New York city will preside.
Rev. Judd will leave Delta for the
cor ference on th. sth af Jane
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
nces wanted.

Parties hsyinv new swarms Of bee. for
sale can fni purchaser hy calling on or
notifying Mrs. a. A. Hodvdon. Nothing
but the bees wantcd. will furnish hives.
Delta Colorado,
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Notice Of rcnrher'. Examtn.,,on.

The fourth regular quarterly examination
Of teachers will he held May 29,h and Soth
1891. Applicants report a, eoart house.
=. NJ. CoSDrr.
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Notice.

All parties having repair work in my shop
must take ii ont by May goth. no, responsible
for work Jeff Rfier ths, time. Business closed.
H. r. Fritz
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yoticc.

Taken by mistake, stolen from the Del.
ta House, small grip, oontsiaing nothing but
papers, valuable only to owner. $500 reward
paid to the ono roturuiug to Delta House,
Delta, Colo.
J.B. WusELsR,
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Notice.

Members Of the Hose ca. are requested to
assemble a, the Hose house Ia parade uniForIn
Saturday May soth, Mt Q a IN.
J. 4. CunIIs, Foreman.
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n.s,ee I. water Oens.nacr,.

Noties IL hereby given n all taking water
ftr,m the Dei.e Water Work.. that water
iiesAss hscomea due the nrst Of rech month,
and Ill who al, 10 pay wishin two days aftsr
helng notified viii have the water shut Of
ftsn Malns.
7s9s Bsx. 3, auxns, sups,
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ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
NOVICE.

This paper II on iile and always ready for re.
1Drence at The Public Library OF Denyer. In the
yess wing OF the high school, 18th and Stout
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NORTH FORK 9rAGg TINE TABLE.
GOapON wurn.sr p.ou,;.,

leaves Delta every M,nday, Wednesday and
Friday 1T 75o u. m, arriving at Hotchkiss ut
13.00 m, at PaOn.a 500 y. III.
xeturntnR, leaves lasnis every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday at 7:33 a. m. arriving at
Delta at b:00p. M. For further particulars,
esquire Mt Hammond'a Livery Stable.
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fewn Omesrs.

fevn Omesr..
Maeor-walter Scott.
3fsasurervI. NJ. MeMurray
fyastses-I. C. Gale. A X. Howard. 4. c. But.
~. ?. Aupdry. J. Jef'srs and Y. p. shields.
Qerk-A. wishart
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; i. is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the Gys-
tenn efectually. dispels colds, head
ac' IS and feyers aud cures habituai
g stipation. Syrup of Figs is the
~ remedy of It's kind ever pro
.uced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, its many excellent qualities
commend it 10 all. Tits for sale in soc
and 81 hotties by all leading druggists
MaRufactured only by the
t'lEiFGRHfa FIG SYKUP co.
sAa ERascisco. csi.
lowspttF, Sr RsH roRx. nv
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If Won want new wagon, don't TAIL TO call
on the Delta Mercantile Company.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Aley paws 40 cents lor esrs.


Alley pays 20 cents for egcs.
For sale.
Iofiermy ranch oa California Mesa for
5000. One hpndred aud sixty acres, 40
Montrose Canal, al, under good barb wire
fence. ono aud half mile from Delta. iu the
best fruit section in Delta county, Ierms
easy. I. e. cHxSowxrn.
Alley pays 30 cents for eggs.
IN FUp Anee.
A desirable property on North Main
atrset. For particulars call At this office
csdarissd esrpss linins q Gale Brss.
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All inembert Of Delta Loigr No, 80 AT.
& A. NJ. are requested to meet at Lodge room
Saturday, May soth at $50 a. m. to take
part in memorial services.
AR. King, W. N.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

The largest stock of picture moulding ever
in Delta, all STYLES and prices, at Gale I;ros.
Ifyou want the best mower ma lc bay the
Buckeye.
All kiris of sewing machine needles and
fittings at Gale Bros.
Leave your order for Buckeye mowers at
Crotser & Stewards
Carriages for the little folks al Gale Bros'
The only Eli mower in the market, Buck
eye.
For Dry Goods Notions, Hats, Bonnets,
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Good, and in
fact everything usually found in a firsi-cIaSs
store, don't fail to visit Mrs. Jesers store in
Delta. Her prices are reasonable, and quali-
ty, quantity, etc. always guaranteed.
Gale Bros are Headquarters for mattresses
and pillows.
Nice, new, fresh and palatab!e are the can-
die, now on sale in the post Office grocery
store No better can he found west of the
EhHIt. Tue dsrDFllHeNL Is Cp!lflStE hHu
prices reasonable. Call and examine them.
An expert for the wood Mfg Co. will be
with the Delta Mercantile Co next week.
Now is the time to Iny binder.
Come Quick
And get pair of Levi straws overalls for
75c;s. at ". G. Simpson & Sons.
Smoke Flora Fina cigars finest in the
land without doubt Far sale by L. f.
yalemsn
One half your life is spent in bed-why
OF those all steel bed springs at Gale Bros?
They are tl,e hest and cheapest
All kind, ot furniture ai Gal,. Br,rs.
Screen doors At Gale Bros, all sizes.
The Bncteye will give you ten years
service. while other mowers give you three.
Low Prices TAX.
And no place do they speak louder than
At the Hardware Store Of W. simpson6Son.
L. u tsltiia1n- at lAt HbNtu1fce, EiNtttl
store has an excellent assortment of all kinds
of candies call and examine them
Coming.
nice new line of straw hats aud summer
clothing it VIII pay you to wait.
STEzIIxG MDsE, Co
Buy your Rubber Boots of W. G. Simpson
& Sou.
See those nice Dinner Sets at Simpson &
Sous Hardware Store
Get Your
Screen Wire Cloth, New Idea spring
Hinges and White Mountsin Ice Cream
Fr-ezers of ". G Simpson < san.
Money 10 loan, on ranches, eha,ieis or per
sonal security.
A.R.Krsa,
Seamless Doabie Rubber Boots at Alleys
Bes, on Earth
The Leonard dry air refrigerator, for sale
only by ". q. Simpson & Sou.
Nice clean beds st the Central House,
Nrs Frank Hrpwor,h Proprietress.
.Resls at an beers a: the Central House.
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You vii, feel 10 yeass younger ii yoa
smoke Flora FinA.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Kerry cases, the best IN the market, a, the
postofiice grocery store. Call and examine
them.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
HncIien,s .rulc. sai,e.

II yoa wan, good tonic smoke Flora
Fina.
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csu.vy omeer,.

csvnty commissioners--First district, W.
eaewart serond district Henry Teachaut; thiI
olstriet, n. ". Heistand
Clerk and kecsrier--Adam wishart.
ehsriR-w. Q. Girardet
freasurer-Anos r. Howard
County Judg9-i. W. Henry,
eurvsyor-J. A. Curtis.
Assetsor-f. X. Burriti-
superintendent Of scbools-P N. Csndit
Cofonsr-br. II. X. Brasted.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Try "Fuil Value the best 5et. cigar III
Delta at I'oiemsn's, Post oficc Block.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

t,c to the Delta. planting Htli for Oils.
Boi,ea Lin.eed Oil ti.io per gallon; Golden
Machine oil, rs GENTS; Black oil, ss cents
Tsrpen,iae. $40 ser gallon.
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The easicess loi Of candies ever brought to
Delta ut Colcmau's, Post oiiicc 8lcok.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

l.. c, Coleman, asthc rostofiiee grocery
store can sappiy all needing herry.eoSes
Prices reasonable.
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Aeshsdtst Episcopel Ghnrch.
REV. ". J. JUpD. Faster.
Preaching in the Court House every Sunday at
100 q. n. and 7ao p m. Sunday School in the
Court House at l30p m. Prayer iseetIng
Wednesday evening in the parsonage ~
~ O'Clock. 49,
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reuisry wanted.
Highest nsrkc, price for poultry at Bald.
win & Mum,ry's ,aest market, Delta Bring
along your ehicksas,
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DsN. 3. onEas. suPs,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
GROVER WRITES A LETTER.
Declining an invitation and PralsIns
the Organization that
Sent It.

INDIANAPoLIs, March 23 -Ex Pres
idenl Cleveland has written letter tn
The Indiana Tariff Reform League de
clning ta be present at the leagues
annual meeting. Theafull text OF tha.
letter IS not given out, but the closing
paragraphs are made public. The,
are as fellows: You will not, hope,
think it amiss il suggest the neces.
sity Of pushing with more vigpr than
ever the doctrine Of your erganization
| believe that the theories and prac-
tIces which tariff reform antagoniz s
are responsible for many, il not all, Of
the evils which affllct our people. II
here is scarcity of circulating me-
dium is not the experiment worth try
ing as a remedy, Of leaving the money
in the hands Of the people and for
their use which is needlessly taken
from them under the pretext OF neces-
sary taxation
The farmers lot is hard one in his
discouraging struggle for better re.
wards for his toll and prices for his
products to be improved by policy
which hampers trade in his best mar
kets and invites competition of dan
gerous rivals. Whether other means
Of relief may appear necessary to re.
lieve the present hardships, believe
the principle Of tariff reform promises
the most important aid TO their salts.
factions, and that continued and
earnest advocacy of this principle is
essential b tightening the burdens ol
our countrymen.
Hoping that your organization may
continue to be- one OF great usefulness
and eneourag, ment, ] am
Very Respectfully.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
REDIsTRlcTINo ELL.
How East Tennessee Counties VIII
be Arranged.

NASHVILLE, March 20-The sub
committee having charge OF the Re-
districting bill, has agreed uoon plat
fr dividing the State into Senatorial
districts. Under this plan the East
Tennessee districts are as follows;
First-Carter, johnson, Unicoi,
Washington, Greene.
Secoud-Sullivan, Hawkins, Han
cock, Claiborne.
Third-Seyier, Cooke, Jefferson,
Hamblen.
Fourth-Knox.
Fifth-Knox, Campbell, Unie,i,
Granger, Anderson.
Sixth Meigs, Loudon, Blount,
Rosse.
seventh-Mouros, McMinn. Polk
Bradley, James.
Eighlh--Hamilton.
Ninth-Rhea, Bledsoe, Cumberland,
Sequatchie, Van Bureu, White, Nor
gan.
The re 'istricting committee has
adopted 4,O32 as the number OF voters
necessary to entitle ceunty to one
representative, but wherever a county
had two thirds Of this, or 26SS, rep
resertative was allowed.
Acting on this plan, Blount county
has only one representative. Bradley
one; Garter one Claiborne, one; JEFF
ierson, one Knox, Three Rhea, one i;
Roane, one; Sewer, one; Sullivan,
one; Washington, one.
The East Tennessee floterisl dis
tricts are AZ follows:
/. Johnson, Sullivan, Unicoi
Greene, and Washington.
2. Hawkins, Hancock, Granger,
and Haniblen.
5. Knox and Union.
T. Anderson, Morgan and Scott
5 Polk, Monroe, Loudon, and
Meigs.
6. Hamilton and jams.
4 Grundy, Sequatchie, Van Buren
and bledsoe.
AS the constitution requires thai
the State he rtdistricted every tet.
years it is probable that the United
States Senate would refuse To rccog
nize any senator elected by the next
Legislature in Gaze this bill does not
90 through.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
Lawranoa Rarratt Dead.

Lawrence Barrett, the great TRACE
dian, died ut the Windsor Hotel, New
York City, Friday evening at l0:45
O'Clock OF heart failure. He was play
ing an engag6ment at the Broadway
theatre at the time, and his death was
sudden. In his death the stage has SUE
tanned an irreparable loss. Of all th.
leading lights Of tragedy that have
shone on the American stage in the
last half century only Edwin Booth
is eft, and he has reached his zenith,
and in few years the curtain will be
rung down on the last scene iu the
great drama Of his life.
philadelphia Times.]
An actor from his boyhood, and
pasUing most OF his life in the theatre,
Mr.. Barrett none the less found time
10 cultivate the humanities and 10
make himself respected as man. he
professional conscience that was his
most precious endowment was part
Of serious, dignified character. Pure
in life and gentle in all his personal
relations, he honored he profession he
adorned and set an example To young
er actors that can be pointed Ia the
more confidently from the TACT thai
mis- lahorious life at length WAS crown,
ed with success and that h died in
harness, as u good soldier should, hon
Ored and lsmented by the great public
he had served.
N. Y. Herald.l
T. az endless sleep which he so often
simulated upon the mimic stage will
now know no waking with the ringing
down Of the curtain. But the laurel
wreath Of well rpent life, like thai
winch was won't to be placed up n his
brow as the heroic Cassllls, has been
t~lned, though invisibly, around the
marble forehead, gnrnished with low
ing tributes from iamlIy, friends ano
he great world, whore ~ntst t ache
he ever was until the end.
| Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, who wai
delivering series of lectures OF
shakespeare in the city at the time 0
Mr.. Bsrrett's death, said
| Lawrence Barrett wss my friend su'
| was his. Ht was an inter- reter u
Shakespeare TO whUse creations h
gave aesh and blood. He was tn
greatest tragedlan Of our time mex
10 Edwin Booth. He shunned III
quest Onable, the vulgar and the I'M
pure. He WAS thoughtful in Hamiel
intense in Othelln snd the btst Cssrlu
If the century Oue by one thu play
ira ltave the stsge and Others TAX
their places There is no pause, n
one knows what the next scene wi
he Will this drama have an end
Will the curtain TALL at last and Will
rise again on some other stage? Res
son says perhaps, hope still whisper
yes. Sadly bid my friend farewell
admired the actor. / loved the ma'
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
A safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results. or in case oI
failure areturn of purchase prlce On
this safe plan you can buy from oui
advertised Druggists bottle Of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump
tion. 1t is guaranteed to bring relie
in every case, when used for any affea
ton Of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such
as Consumption, Inflammation o
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop
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pleasant aud agreeable TO taste, per
fectly sale, and can always be depend
ed upon.
Trial hottie free at Mcfarland & Co
drugstore.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
Folklore and Eolk.cure.

Some OF the scientists who make 8
specially Of folk lore have lately been
making inquiries about the malsdy
which the country people called spring
fever. It's genuine malady, though
more disagreeable than serious. Yet
il should be taken note Of. While the
scientists are itquiring about the iore
Of the naladN, ihose w'.o are snH' ring
the lassiiudr, nervousness and me'an'
ch lila, that are its symptoms, should
run the disease out of their systems
by means Of that more subtle scientist
and folk cures. s s This is par.
ticularl, II, cesar, since spring fever
leaves the system in such condition
that it snccumbs readily to diseases
that are moie dangerous and less easi
IL controlled $ s. S. is a preventive
A. well as remedy
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
The Three C,s Road.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 27.-Tr
the United States Court judge Bono
has signed an order authorizing Re
cefver Chamberlain, Of the Three CT
railroad, to borrow 100000 on certiti
Gates OF the road, which are to beal
interest at 7 per cent, payable in tWc
years, and which are made first lier
on the road. The money is to be used
in paying the current debts Of tn,
road A similar order was gran "a
last January to the temporary receiver
but the certificates were never issued
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
SALE OF SOUTHERN LUMBER CO.
Mr.. Harris, Of johnson City, the Pur-
ohaser-operatlons at the Plant
to be Renewed.
Chattanooga Times.

Chattanooga Times.
The buildings and machinery of the
Southern Lumber Company was sold
yesterday by Clerk and Master Ragon
to Mr., Harris, of the Harris Weaver
Furniture Company, Of Johnson City
Tenn, for $4,050.
Frank Stratton, of Johnson Citv,
held vendors lien on the greater por
tion OF the building aud machinery
and is the owner of the real estate,
which he leased to the lumber com
pany.
The parts OF the property not in
cluded in Mr.. Stratton's lien we're first
put up for sale. and were bid in by
Thomas Hughes, Of this city for $3.50
The portion under the lien WAS bid in
by G, A. Willard for $2,S25. Then
the entire plant, tx lusive Of the re
ality, wrs put up, and as before stated,
was bid in by Mr. Harris The price
paid for the plant is considered fair
one. A number Of buyers we're pres.
ent and the bidding was spirited.
1t is understood that Mr.. Harris
will Immediately make extensive re
pairs and improvements, and will put
the mil in operation as soon as posi-
BILE. The lease Of the real estate owed
by the lumber company has yeS nearly
four years to run, and will probably
be assigned to Mr. Stratton at once.
Mr. Harris has had great experience
in the lumber business, and is conf
dent that he will make success out
Of his new enterprise.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02

A charter was granted b. the North
Carolina Legislature for railroad from
Greensboro, in that st te, TO johnson
City, Tenn. AT recent NEE ing,
held at Knoxville, a company was or
ganized TO build railroad from Wa
tauga Point to the iron mines east VI
Cranberry. This, known as tn Wa
tauga Route, will require the construc'
ton Of 35 miles OF road. 1t is consid
cred probable that parties owning the
Greensboro and johnson City charter
will make a combination with thC
Watauga people and follow that route
upon which work was commenced las
wee Manufactures Record.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-02
In a Deadlock.

LINCOLN, NEB, March 21.-The
deadlock in the Senate still exists,
The members remained III session all
night under call of the House, as Sen.
ator Taylor, Independent, could not
be found 1t is reported that Taylor
was taken from Lincoln on Burling.
ton special engine and carried to
Council Bluffs. The sergeant.atarms
gave chase, but failed to catch the
runaway.