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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BEL VIDERE DfVISION
1s'at"s for Ne.e York and Philadelphia

on and after Sept 7th 1891.
Leave Manunka Chunk 7.ls and 1908 a M, ant
20, 2.63 and 547 m, Sunday, 7.lSam
Leave Belvidere 7.23 and 10. is a IN, and 1927
2.b9 and So p M. Sunday, 7.23 m
Leave Phillipsburg 7l5 745 and lO46 n /. 90
325 aud 20 p m, sunday, As m
Leave Frenchtown 81 and II 49, a IN, .36. 8 SO
and $50 pm.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-11-04

week days. $50
Arrive Lanbertvile s.I5 m. 1.2s and 4.25 IN
weekdays.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03
The Bandit Monkey.

Monkeys in the East Indies are very
bold aud mischievous. An English resi-
dent at Ahmedabad, in Guzefat, about
three hundred miles north of Bombay,
gives droll instance of this.
While taking morning stroll he saw
a small boy of twelve carrying a basket
Of the editable vegetable called "brin-
ials" to his parents house for breakfast.
In passing the house of the local police
man, this urchin was impudently
attacked by huge blue-faced ape, which
suddenly emerged from the trees, rushed
on the boy, and seized two of the brin-
jals.
The youngsters cries and screams
brought out the constable with his stick.
The monkey was too quick for him, and
leaping on the roof of his cottage began
to eat his ill. gotten fruit w.'h contemptu.
Gus gestures of scorn and defiance.
Monkeys are great pest in India, be.
cause they are privileged and protected
around HiDdoo temples, one species
the Radjakado-with black beard, es-
pecially being regarded as a descendant
of Hanuman, the fabulous monkey god, g,
an incarnation of silva, whose exploits
are related in the famous NEUROLOGICAL
romance of the "Ramsyana," where he
commands an army Of monkeys assisting
the hero, Rama, to march through the
forests of Southern India, to defeat the
King Of giants, to recover the captured
wife Of Rama. and to conquer the Island
of Lanka or Ceylon. .--MO York Journal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03

Lettuce N155c y dozen. oyster plant
75c Cd 81 90 p dozen. Onions, Valencia,
So IS y case; natives S60OdJ 80
q Dbl; Ohio 81 j0d4 10 u bbl
Havana, g 50(d1 - !! bush. ~. y bunch.
Parsley, 81 OOdl - q bhshel rarsnips,
75c a 90 r bush, spring duly higher. Peas.
green. $3(d3 30 q crate. Radishes, 50tdT5 y
doz Squash. e. j0C03 60 q barrel; $4,000 y
ton for western Hubbard. Spinach,
JOG10c. q bushel rurEips, common round
lO,a SOC. y bushel; Russian aud White Cape
81 lJa1j 80 = Dbl; Iuta bagA : GWa - q
Dbl.
New York: Onions, white. S5d7 so; rec
and yellow, SSo5;H. Turnps, 7OaS {.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03

Last swale $40 rye straw. choice, sl7HlS;
OIt straw S1wlo.
MAPLE SUGAR AND SNRUP.-New
maple sugar i more plentiful and II to Ii
cent, per pound i fun rate fDr cakes, with
a weaker tendency New syrup SOc(aSl per
gallon. Old sugar j. plenty, generally poor
and very dull ut about l0ta l2r p n for email
cakes, with large at 1loh. Old syrup hard
to sell at JEa70c r gallon.
MILLFEEp AND COTTONSEED -
Sacked spring bran is quoted at S27..5, and
mlddlings dollar higher st Louis bran is
still lower than spring AdNiccs from mills
ali over the country report stock all sold.
Bran may 20 10 SGn aud very likely will
Iinsr.d meal has adv anccd - g ton and is
still cheap to feed In comparison with other
feeds.
Quotations: Spring bran In sacks. SO -
(d2T 10; winter bran in sacks, s26 jUW2I ~;
middlings S2j SOAR; cottonseed meal, so ~,
old process linseed meal. .S2s 90. sacked; white
hominy feed. az 90, bulk; Buffalo gluten
feed, S25 80, bulk.
MUTTON AND VEAL.-Mutton aud
veal are having steady, fair sale with prices
tending upward and firm.
Quotations Lambs I0dIlr; fall lambs
ga l0c; Chicago mutton, &c; Brighton. o.;
eastern, 9c. for choice: eastern veal. good to
choice, 9C69ic; fancy, 10GlIc.
New York: Dressed calves. fancy. seliia.
al slW9c; medium 4 81; small InGc,
dressed lambs, prime, s6a7; poor to good,
S3M5c.
PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS Til,
pork market is higher and firmcr and win
possibly so higher. Packers are talking still
higher prices. 1t is said that this rise is
following the remarkable price OF corn and
in sympathy with the rise in other meats,
but as nearly as we can find out there is
much more speculation rife in pork than In
any other mests.
Quotations: Pork Long cuts Sl4d ali 20,
short, sl2 ~ tl3 so; backs, Sl4 50Cal5; lean
ends, Sl2 50@1i; pork tongues, ST. 25; mess
| pork, Sl3 90; prime mess. Sl3 10; extra
| prime, sll 50; butt pork, 500 olc; fresh ribs,
| &c; sausages, &c.
Smoked Meats Bologna sausaSrs, &C.;
hams, 9@9lc; small, 9d9ic: smoked shoul-
dtrs, &c; corned, 6!c; smoked ribs &C
bonc!ess breakfast bacon, s! &c; pressed
hams, 1O4c.
tubs; To- II pals in case 7sc: hfb. Nc; 3 u
sac; pure leaf lard % l0lc.
llogs-Choice city dressed, 6lc country, &C.
| New York: Dressed pork, ) 6ic q n,
POTATOES.-The potato market Is firm
with an upward tendency; a good trade and
arrivals we'll cleaned nm as fast as they ap-
pear. BUYERS from New York and other
places have been in the market, which helps
lis tone to A considerable extent.
Quotations: Maine IIebrons. Sll5;
Maine Rose, 81 l5dsl 20; New Hampshire and
v vermont neptons anu oH ne" 10Th io[h a,H rT
ward island Chenangoes, al 05. New
Hampshire and Vermont Rose, 81 60; Da-
coda Reas, II w; scotch mgnnms, ~ 20
New york Market Arm choice seed Rose
and Hebron, 50 5O(d3 10; Maine Rose and
Hebr w ~ 2Sa3 20; state burbank anu
mS go'on' % "@' -'' 0"''' po'"'O'S' y '0
@''
POULTRY.-Thc poultry market still
continues dull with prices steadv The de-.
m.nd for frcsh killed choics GOOD. ia in cr-
cess of that for other kinds but much of the
arrivals are coarse and mauy of them hard
t. sell Frozen stoct varies in ouali,v opd
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ISLAND PoSp LODGE, No. II, p. & A. NJ
Stated G. mmunications the second Mon.
day in each month.
KKYsroNE CHAPLIN No. 10 r. A. NJ
Ststsl Couvocst,ons the first Mond, v iu
each month.
VERMONT COUNCIL, No %, r & g. N.
Stated Assemblies irst Monday in each
month.
NORTH STAN CHAPTER, No. 23. D. E.S.
Stat Meetings the third Monday In each
month
I. q. d. r.
ESSEX LoDoE, No. Is Meets every Thurs
day evening.
Eo-, EN,ANFWENT No. (. Meets second
aud fourth Tuesdays OF each month.
q. A. r.
EnAsTUs Puck rosT, No "a Meet. each
Friday on OF before the full Of the moon.
w. IL. e..
ERAsTus BUCK, No 80, Dept OF Vermont
Meets alternate ThursdayS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03
Threw the Jap. Over His Head.

Matsada Sorakichi, "the Jap and Hugh
Leonard OF Belfast, n. ", wrestled for si00 q
side aud the middle, weight championship Of
the world at Rochester, n. Y. Leonard won
the first fall, Greco Roman, in II minutes.
including a stop OF five minutes while the
Jap. recovered from coughing fit; and the
second fall ,eatch-as-catel-can, was Leonard's
again in three minutes. He threw the Jap.
over his head,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03
REV. DR.. TALMAGE.
THE BROOKLYN DININE,S Sun
DAY SERMON
St'pTECr ,.TVtt. Dt ,-,,,, 80. I ,,.- -

SUBJECT, "THE PLAGUE OF LIrs. "
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts, within and for the Distrlc
Of Essex, will be holden until otherwise or
dered, as follows:
At the Probate Office in Guldhal on the
Cd Tuesday OF each month
AT West Concord on the tst Tuesdays of
January and july.
At Island Pond on the 1st Tuesdays Of
FeErulry and August.
At Lrnenburgh on the lst Tuesdays OF
March aud September.
At Canaan on the lst Tuesdays of April
and October.
At Gallups Mills in Victory on the lst
Tuesday in May.
At Bloomfield on the lst Tuesdays of June
and November.
{. +. BENTON, Judge.
Guildhall. December 1st 1870
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03

The Icelandic Lutheran congregations
in Manitoba and the Northwestern States
recently celebrated the three hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the translation
of the Scriptures into Icelandic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-04-03

ITO make the following quotations OF
value to buycr and seller alike. it viii be
necessary To carefully note the predatory re-
marks which prcoede all articles quoted. In
market Of this character II IL impossible TO
give prices for every day Of the week, but
by noting the general tendency OF trade,
those given will be found sufficiently close To
enable dealers TO base their transactions
thereon.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
specimen Cases.

8. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., wa
troubled with Neuralgia and Eheunn&tsm,
his stoinac, was disoriesed, his liver was
affected to an alarming deyree, srpstite feb
away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh
aud strength. Three bodies Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, I'LL, had a
running sore on his leg of eight years stand
ing Used three bottles Of Electric Ritters
and seven boxes OF Bucklens Aruica t;alve.
and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker
Ca;awba, o., had I've large fever sores on
his leg doctors said he was incurable. One
One bottle Electric Bitters aud one Lox
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured linn entirely.
Sold at Latham d Williams and 1. II. Ne
Murrays' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Conn ~ 4 u aisNs cd.

Th. vl"<i"us 4th al .inly has co.ne nad gone
d The Iiah nnni,srsar. nf eur ind.icndence
ssri6>ss beru observed ut Delta IN = esso,aiug
iocomouv4 great day passed III With out =
hosss- livery one seemed to enjoy themsslyos
4 said to til. credit .f Dcl,a, No mshsps
nt.occurr"d, no dssaRsiion n,arrsd ia
Mssesw 26N rsrpic were iu attendance
!. ss.sAss Asnjoyahle day could act bs expes'
s"S a.vs'. ss3rpriss.l sll IN It's Rvaadusr. spay
-, she bad s6oA ~. r.. r, NJ. -
~ 49, ~ Lid u. Hammond Of NNrtl Fork.
-s-h-s ..ss hssinn VA. h~nel promptly aud
,ssupaopy 8 b unr. Tho management "f J. u.
- Aeld on M Marshal nf the day. and his IN :.
is,,uc n.utral( Marshal VIM. James too them
4 IN vn ~ Bit IL due IN tho ublr and ehctens
.,san ~ ne whieh they con uctcti il. u was
ay IN tbs history of little Delta.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
The Foursi, nt Dslta.

Tue Fourth at Della. Saturday last WAS
we'll observed, Eariy in tho day people
came into the city to see and take part in the
fun. The weather was all that could have
been desired, and all who came to enjoy a
grand, good time, we're not disappointed.
Tbs snail boy with his Gre crackers, etc,
was On hand; the yo~ng laag With his best
girl, auntS, cuuzins, nitces, nia:l,ers, and
mother in laws helped swell the thropg.
The procession formed on Main street at
about the time previously announced, in the
following order: Band. Float containing "A
little misses. beautifully decorated. in the
center oi the Boat being seated Miss Maggie
Grisss. G,nGie,s Of Liberty, who certainly
filled tina, aoli TO the letter. The committee
of ladies who lad charge of this pnrt of the
program certainly did themselves proud, Ms
you could hear words Of praise from almost
every one.
Following these in order, came speakers,
singer. and the Delta Hose Team. Tie boys
were in .ull .niorm and marched TO the
music like old-,mers The remainder of the
procession ~as made up with visiting dele.a
ti-ns in earrings, wagons, and men and boys
on horseback.
When the signal was given by the efficient
Tarshal, J. b. Wheeler. who deserves much
praise for the inrerest taken by him
throughout the whole nageinent, tho large
Porces.inn moved, the band playing n nation
al air. Acr"s, the street WAS suspended a
b-autifu arch, IN tkr center of which was
Th. mptIo "Weicumr" The mfraH4;.rnr at
nf this decoration Wy j ii. tae mIhags
of ". H. Martin, ;. 4. fI"diey and II. Il.
Smith, wbo certainly deserve much praise
for its neat and tasty design.
Til. procession moved slowly to north
Main street, aud thence south al"ng the
river 10 the grove. Upon reaching the
grounds, the littl- folks. with the Goddess
of Liberty, were seated on the large plat.
form, which was iaslefully deco rated with
hazs.
The exercises of the day were opersd by
the chairman, DR.. Mclean, who in : few
well chosen remarks, stated the Pregrn1.
which was entered into by all with vpussxi
interest. Tn. addrssses by Hon. Thos.
Black, Of Montro>e. and c. u. HnIimonh
Of Fnonia were vel! received; the singing
was excellent The reading Of the Declara.
ton of Independence, iy John =. Walsh. re.
ccive,i many encomiums of praise. The day
was one that will long he remembered by
Delta county Perple.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
SAMUEL. A. WADE.
". u. STEELE. Register.
LrinOrs sale.

NoSiec is hereby given that will sn Tuesday
July Ii,h 4 D. 1891. between the hours
OF 10 a W. and p. m az Hammcud's corral
in the town "f pel'a, county o: Delta and
state of Cnlorad" proceed TO sell twelve bead
of horses and thirteen males for cash in hand
many thereof as may be necessary 10
secure the laymen; ot Four Hnndred and
Sixty One dollars and Seventy cesys t>i3i.50l
together with the present and according costs,
the same being retained and holden under
the lein laws Of the state oil Colorado for
hrrdiag said stock pursuant ,n the statutes il
such cases made and provided, s:s.tas, NeisOa
Franklin. Lafayette Seaman and any and al!
other person or persons claiming "umersh ip
20. the same. Subject nevertheless to a
prior liea of n. @. Salisbury for the sum of
Six Hundred AMI Twenty Six dollars ard
Sinty-four cents. tsseG.eil
". L. MseS. Lienor.
dated at Delta. Colo, June a3a \, d. 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
rson,s sru,s r.rn. For x.,s.

The noted fruit farm of lien. Fam Wade
has been sui,liy ijrl into desirable tracts, and
Is now on the ~ ,rk-t at reasonable prices ami
on easy tgrms. The fruit will readily pay
Far the land Mt prices sske'i in two years with
proper care. Mr., Wude is fnrce,, 10 lcars this
valuable property III account Of the allrnd-,
being ,Giirtc'l with h.a-' a'FcGl.4, Gud
Others w,iI reap the frui, of hi. hhors in es.
tahlishing this. "n. OF the finest iruii iar,n,
In he ~est. Plats ard dr.cr'r,i.'n at the
subdivisions prices aud ,crins cpn he s,~o nj
the Ear,uers' Il Merchants, Hank of iiis city.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Mes. c...., n.-...-,..-., .os,.,,

Tie St.ie horticultural Society of Colora.
do has decided to bold its annual far fnr
1891 At Grand Junction iu September. begin
iuy on the 18th day OF the month ssd cun-
tinuins to and including the ISL.
The Mr.a County horticultural Society
has ebcry. Or the preparations for the fair
We, therefore, earnestly request all grover
Gf ffu.t., vegetables, Vrsin, -t-.. to u>s s-srJ
endrav.r to make thi. me-'ir.- a grand sse.
cess. 10 do / ,i> IL is necessary for every "nr
tn pre- ~rre n ample Of everything ne raises.
Ffu;Ts eau 5c preserved by using TIA. follow.
ins recipe:
ssiiryiic Acid ! dr..
Sat (or sugar. "E..
Alum ! OF.
" ter l yni.
. yor tender fruits, or those which are high
iy c,.sr-i. sugar instead ofsalt s pre- ferre,i,
=. Il doc, no, blsa.h the fruit so much. The
y-rp ration shhnld he m,de aud let stard
.crenai day, ia glass or .srthsn vessel tt-
fa-u.ins, Use filtered water. IL a; hsni. or
a lear water 4, can bc procured,
4, makes nn Difference if YOU d. nat have q
~ 'iiar =. large A. ,"Ins nns else. What tells
i, Ihs quality snd appearance Of the product.
We want EVERY ONE to contribute his or
her mite" a- every little helps to swell the
general display.
Oar Ha-ticultural Society has charge of
the fair 'hi. year aud there /. a large sup sp.
propria,-J by the State and another .uu by
tn. local society for premiums. In the mean
iimc l,, no one lie id.e Work all su,rmer
pi,h a view Of making this meeting the
grands,t success OF ANY ever held in che State
sud ono that cann", be surpassed by asy
other for yssrs 10 come.
j. CLAYTON NICHOLS,
A. A. MILLER, Executive
J. 4, Permission, ComnIitte..
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
EpGAR WHITE. Pastor,
ch..r.., Ranch In nc,tn County.

This ranc, Is located three aud one hnlf
miles rast .f t"el,a IN the Gi,uni-"p Valley,
Ii cnutnius so scres all fenc Il aud adrut Is
acre, under cultivation. \ good new frame
house and sam. ufh.r improvements. This
tract of land lurs,sd under ouo Of the besr
dit.h', in the state. Lss an alniniaucr ri
water. As to the production Of fruit this
lani is unsurpassed hy any in the state.
Good reasons far selling, price per acre SIS.
For further Information as.'iy 70
J. -. Pope.
Delta, Eolo.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
cr.sA Chureh.

would say to those vino have subscribed
towards church on Surface Creek that We
now have within 800 Of enough to build it
pledged and feel confident enough in the mat.
ter to go forward and commence getting mat
erial together. will preach at the Trick le
school house on Sunday evening July 18th,
and at that time all who are anxious to see
the church built are invited to come and mt
the close Of the services building committee
will he elected.
GEO O. STATES
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
xo,,ee o, Fins, Sc ss,.u-ul

In THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF \. F.
PIFEg, I,ECEAsERc
Notice is hereby given, that on the last
Monday in July, being the 9th day Of July.
A. d. 1891, being oEe nf:the regular days Of
the June k-rr of the county court of Delta
c,.sn,y, ir dhe sta,e ~ Colorado. I, l.. r.
Pit-r a1miuistrstr;z of ss|I estate will kppear
before the judge al said court, present my
finsJ scttleraest - such administrative and
rrsS rhe appreral Of the same and viii then
apply to be discharged L. such sdminispatrix
Al which time aud place any person may
sppenr and present objections to the sane, If
there be.
Dated at Delta. Colo. June 29th. 4. D. 1891
A. Il. PIFEE, Adroini,trataix.
of estate the Of n. N. Pif-r deceased.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
4 0ood NNrUntn.

0ns hunlrrd AMI thirty ONE aetss, located
miles rs.t of Delta for sale NJ Il besraia. Has
one of tlir nsst water rights In thu csnnty
II improecd with fair house. coed harn.
corrals, -'c.. and ais" has u acv-s nf slf'lh,
aud sn orchard of i'.nr a,'r-s ot g"nh thrins
trees. AL pr.duce. grain, hay, -'c,, raised
IN tho place ean hs marketed an III. f,r,a, Ms
II II iunA,ei within 50 yards Of tho bridge,
which Is se"eri s.n'pins place. For PAT.
iicuiars, tsrns, c,c,, a'ttress.
q. l.. SMITH.
Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
sale nrDi,ch Ssor%

Tie sSlloY.ng stock In the MigniNoR CsuM
Con,rauy hsving bccu forfeited f., silum To
Jay asscssr,euts tirreun motto, is Accby given
tina, TIN same or 80 much thcr ofa- |. pccessary
t' yny the s,S.ssncnt> will he soi At lpbic sale
al The front d,~r of the s:nfacc NJ rsoniA,
Nior,do on Thursday the .secoud day Of July,
1881 at o'cli,'k p. ~. Ms
Win. y. summer, shares No. 100, ioi. io'. ,1';
duo s,.in e
A. T.. iionc, ahars ~. s., ~ -. ~. Nj, 81 whole
shascs. No. w, III half sharc~, Amount drs,
AN
l. N. S,nith. share NJ. It's, due % cents
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Notice for Pahlieatt0a
LAND OFFICE. AT MoSTRosr. CcL

LAND OFFICE, AT MoNTRosr CGLo.
May 2sth, 1891.
Notice Is hereby gizen that the following
named settler has filed hotce of his intention 10
make final JRpOf 1T support of his claim. an!
that said profH will b- made before g. ~. Henry,
Judge and x-officin clerk Of county court At
Delta, Colo, ocs July Ilth, 1891. viz.
ROBERf TRICKHI.
d. 6. I2,e Ute series for the or or and lot
3. l. and O. sec &. 7 u; 5 K ~ Wsp He
names the following witnesses 10 prove his con
tinnos residence upon and cultivation Of said
land: VIZ.
Caestr ian. Ia. Charles II. Gresham. Iohn d.
Hart FRANK C. Castle. Of D slta- calo-sdo.
w. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
The d. 4 II g. Railway 20.

Sells Bros Circus and Menaserie will use
this line. peuser to Grand Junction. stopping
for exhibition ut the following place: Grand
July 18th. Agents are authorized
to sell rounh.trip ticket, fsSm all statioks
within radius of fifty go miles to point of
exhibition, ut one fire for the round "trip.
W. NJ HASTINGS A.t
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Notice for Publiealion.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSrHnsr. CoLn. /
-. Z

LAND OFFICE AT MoSrHnsE. CoLn.
July md .isgl-
Notice k hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice 81 his Intention To
make final proof in support "f his claim. and
ihat said nronf Will be made before Register or
Receiver Al MonuO>e. Colo. on August L, 1891.
viz.
SAMUEL, A. WADE.
n g M. tSs Ute series for The = hf s~ or. ne qf
= T.S .It sc qr. i5. township lS, rsuSe 81
wesi p. m.
lie uaIaes the following witnesses to prove his
cru'iuuH1> residence nn M and cultivation al .
said land viz. i0rN Irno, Efws-i 9 Ru--,
Nt'-rt :" Station. williaia R. Blrt, of PanalE,
Cvl0rsdo
". n. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Notice OF Meeting OF board OF Es sliza.
sion.

Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners Of Delta County, Colorado,
will act as board ot equaliza,ioE on the 6r.t
Monday in July, 1891. and continuing as
such not less than three sor more than ten
DAYS, and also on the third Mon'iay in July.
1891, and continuing not less than two nor
more thai ten consecutive days. 3w
a. WlsHARI,
Co. Clerk
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Yalc alThanha.

The BAND boy. desire to return their sin.
r-re thsnks to those who so ably sssistsd
them on July I,h als" Mrs. Hastings aud
Obert for the beautiful selection of cut Aowers
ssnt than on that day.
Rv or,ler nf Gem mittee
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Churrll Notice

Tie quarterly mCcting services Of the ".
+. church will he held next Saturday and
Sunday July ilth sn'l isth, Or. Brooks P. Z.
presiding. PreNchisg service Saturday even.
ing Mt so'clock, quarterly conference alter
til. service. Preaching OH SUNDAY a, II a.
m. and sp. NJ. Lave Feas, nt ioo. II. and
Sncranenii service following morning SER
vice.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
~ aruin <,

0sn.r, IF logs, who have Kat yet pais Tux
are hereby notified to attend to the mat.er Oh
or before july 18th.
W. S. GIRARpET. City Marshal.
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County ON csrs.

County ommissioners-First district, ". u.
Stewart second district. Hesry Teachaut: third
district, y. ". ueistaTl.
Clerk and kccorier-t tdam Wishart.
shariG-W. .. Girardet
Tressuier-Amos Howard
County Judg5-c. W. Henry.
ksfvoyOr-J. A. Cuffs.
ASsstsor--F. H. Burritt
Superintendent OF Schools-P. H. Csndit
Coroner-br. II. X. Brasted
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Trustees Sale.

Default having been mad. in the payment
Of II ccItsin pr"mnis.ory note executed by
William H. Pollard, for the principal sum
Of -Four hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 pay.
able to the order of Hayden / Dickinson, aud
secured bv a certain Deed of Trust executed
by the said William II. Pollard, IN the 9Th
day Of August A. u. lSs-, 5rt recorded "n
the Sis, day of August 4. u. 1851. iu Book =
Mt Page y, Of the Records Of Delt, C'untv
Stst- OF ,oiurn'i., ruLtic notice Is here's!
given that tbe igued. Job \. Cooper or
in case OF his death. resignation. removal
FROM the City Of DenTcr. or failure Ia act, nr
other 'uabiii;s Of .ai'l Cooper, then til. under.
signed, Elias T. Barton, Shes!ff of AFspShos
Cpauiy. Succe e.Sor in Trust in said Deed Of
Trust menliuuei, will by virtue and under
thc power and authority "f said De-i Of Trust
,Hd for the purposes therein mentioned. sell
at public auction at the Trsmon; street door
If the Court hnus. in Denver, in the County
al AruPsh"-, sts;- Of Colorado, a, the hour
of tuVlve o'clock noon nn Tuesday the llih
day of August, A. d. 1891. the properly in
said Decd of Trus, conveyed, situated in the
Couatv of bella aud StNts CT Colorado. aud
described ss foilnu-: ,p.vit: The west half Of
the .on;h v-s, quarter (wl, sw! OF section
t-rnty -four '2ll, and the north cast quarter
of the north c-st quarter mel ne:l OF section
tu.pty.siS i?6l. and the north west quarter
OF the north vest quarter (nwi, nuil Of sec.
,ion twenty-five t2sJ. all In Township thir-
teen nsl south, in Range nin.ty.hvs la5)
wrst; together with all water rights belong.
ing to said lands.
jon A. CoorER Trustee.
ELIAS r BARTON, Sheriff of Arspahoe
County. Successor in Trust.
First insertion, July sth. 1891.