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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-22
HALF RATE EXCURSIONS 10 THE WORLDS
FAIR

The Baltimore and o ~ Railroad CO. will rtin
series Of special excursions 10 the Worlds
Fair for which excursion tickets to Chicago viii
he sold at the rate OF one fare for the round frip
fram Baltimore and all stations west ~ there IL
far az the Ohio River, The dates selected are
Aug. 80, Septs -, and 81 The spetdal trains via
consist Of tirst-class Aay coaches equipped wit h
labatgries and other toilet epaEtuieHces ,andail
experienced Tourist Agent ana a ain porter
Will accompany each train, to. l06k after tile
eamfort Of passengers. stops for meals Willie
made at meal stations en- route The tickets
Wild se valid fpr the outward Journey oH the
Special trains only, excepting that from way
npiHts they Will be honored on local trains ID
the the nearest station at which Tie special
trains are scheduled 10 stop. They VIII he val
III for return journey III day etsfGhe$ IN all5
trains leaving Chicago withinten days iIteini,
Ing date Of sale.
believing Aschoduie N the special traus ana
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sPEGD YOUR VACATION AT ATLANTIC CITY.

; THETA of thel series Of summer excursions
u Atlantic city, via Baltimore and ohio Rail
road, Will be run On August Eth The same ar
engagements Will be made for the aecommoda
stion Of those awaiting themselves If the low
rates and superior train service afforded on the
previous excursions 10 enjoy a respite by the
seaside! The scenery en- route il unsurpassed
by that Of any other line in@America
Tickets will be valid for return journey for
twelve days from day ~ sale. and will De good
on all regular trains on return Journey they
Viii be good to stop pf atEWashingtofi thus
affording an opportunity to'yisit the numerous
public buildings, which are open to visitot free
of charge and 70 take trip down the Potomac
TO Mt. Vernon, the tomb Of Washington. as well
as % visit ether places Of Interest in and near
Washington
For rates and time Of trains, consult append
cd table:
LEAVE An An A Nj Pm RATE
Cum berland l15.- go "A IL o., IL 30 81 80
Hancock. ". As. II Ia 10 24 10 30
Martinsburg. Co. ilss II So. 80 $50
Shenandoah JIG, a0i ~. IL rs TIL ,..-,,t-. j. 50
Harper's Ferry. 2.l3....-,12 81 8354 335a $50
Washington Jc. 245.,.. la,5a 4l0. 4 1n 80
Correspondingy low rates from other sta.
items
For additional trains from Pttshurgh and
Cumberland, see time table Published elsewhere
In this paper.
For more detailed information apply,to near,
est - & q, ticket agentN
ClIAs. 3. scULI.,
Gen,l Pass Agent,
f-S3 n a u II n
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eHEERruLLY REooAMESps rgEN.

Having used Pr. Deanes Dyspepsia
Pills for dyspepsia and constipation,
and been cured by them, eheerfully
recommend them u others
Mrs. II BREYLER, Hagefstown. Ma &
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PROCLAMATION
DOGS III u Nj AT LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUzzLED AND TAG
GED VILE BE TAKEN Up OR KILLED

WITHOUT BEING MUzZLEp AND TAG
GEp WILL BE TAKEN uP OR KILLED
IE fefsoas M aaeby notified thai III ,fo,iotfiaq
qydsaapfs u i1tio4 70 Hoqs nth be yigidtg sl,
forced3
See, 3, Chapter ~. of the Ordinances OF tie ga
poratipn Of Mnrtinsfltrg That every 0wu
cir or keeper II a dgg within the limits III the
Corporation, be required ta4placd upon sAid
dog tag attached 70 s collar. These tags
to be furnished BY the town Sergeant on an
fiIieatiou and payment ofthe tax assessed
on said dOgS or which should be assessed
upon them; ard that any deg owned OF KEEP,
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August -, 1883, shall be con
fined by the Sergeant lii some esHitahie
place to be provided therefor, for i've days,
and subject tua fire Of twenty Eve ceGts iii
addition to the regular tax. and sum not
exeeeeing twenty-five cents, for food and
care Of said dog AT the end Of FIVE DAYS
any dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
ines &e. unpaid, shall be killed BY the
town Sergeant or by his authority.
All persons who owners keepers of
dogs are hereby notified that after August id
1893 and until October 10 1885, All dogs found
uLun the streets without being securely nit5-
lied Will he Killed, and the owners OF Keepers
thereof will be fined not less than five nor mote
than ten doiiars for every such offensa4
JAS. WstiANN McSHERRY.
Mayor of Maftinsburg
City Hall. July gS is5N 1-3istd
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rnrET.rr.s larIcl slLVE.

The best salye ii The world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Nsalt Rheum,
Feves sores, letter, ChaPped Hands,
Chilblaius. corns, and All skin Erup<
tons. and positively cures Piles, Or ne
pay required il is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by II. g. Williams. Jr-. y Co.
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NJ. L. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday Usual prices FIrstrclass
work guaranteed,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Fhe partnership GRIN existing under tie name
and stgiG XII COMES i. 0attlNNE ELI .haS this DAY
been dissolved bygnirtuaI Sonsfnt II / b COMB
wllkGpntnne the businNss Timothy tfGonnell
retirings The liability Of said firm together
with aA book accounts Il assumed BY said X X Il
Combs Parties indebted are hereby notified Is
settle az once Respectfully
X B CoMEs
July IS, 1888. ,.ls'lm
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Youmay feel atrifle outof sorts these
trying days. If you do, drop IL and
see Louis Brown. He has delicacies
that will cheer your mind
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Tar coxIao EgEsr
The PR Il iswesa = b Larger his Year Tam
Eses sefoss

for the fair Al litwood this summer,
and from prospects every Indication
points - success. The following is a
list az special prizes offered by our
cilizens and il u hoped that every
business man especially viii contribute
in this way
J III IIfsie nasfs Battle q; Best RoxbuYy
I'VE whlsksy for best Bird Dog Pointer Or
setter,
TtanpsauA TabIef eEothiers. oSef ane fine
Macintosh Cont. yaine 20 foY the best driving
Here q Mare exhibited affair poi OYER Years
Jas n strong oaers 81. ior ar.t premium
en fIsiesgieg Wheat 81 for second premium.
heat % be sirenrs
Eetteflns 4 sfsab offers Al M besf display
- reaelies and fiift eeuts ~ second besf
Holt inna9'a Offer siao NJ best coop ~
ducks
Jahler Offers riiaar Pine Einbroideted SIX sas.
pepdef7t for ss siiil,ii Il Thoroughbred Cattle
Peter IS Foreman Offers NJ dollar andffty
cent fof hest yeat isAe colt ard pne dollar for
second best % be exhibited during fair,
Hon Geo y Bower. offers g. gold piece Tor
prHtileef bAbg NOT rnefe thar enc year old
Little tlfB Thompson offers Silver Mug Tor
seseaa iFeiilast iiaa5 4et over one year Old
law x eaafs sff0r best pair ~ Piymonth
Hook chickens That take drst premium
Hiieilis oilers $50 for best display otyee
itahies.
Rer j Hswk 4,rets Sfty cents ~ bst
tlrkeg
.sIs ,as,s,,lts f1,ti',, 't'''fs si Nh 0sss
4, III.
,s, Y, sgls II a..,,.l ,,'s
seesiid Btantiiifa Wheat u Ile Stfangfs
nss s,s.,s,,,{f,,g t,sF.4s W., ,,Is;t,r4 s,,s
MI cents I'M tf, ,4 tYi,, II l,ins. ,l,jtkeris
w
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Basi,si a illtoe af, eeais gef eso4d best.
Ms tiseWf afs me tailar ard atty
een - laf t1eei SKY aft'iafsfea ss't' ts,i"ss
T. wis II 8sruf Aen saiesfsqh ftf ihs5f1psan
a lahief offers a52en Fine Llten'zs5t STARS i,pr
best tea yest aid tult
NJ ID crawford. ff,f,ris,t.g II tlse Martins
l,afr |tA,slett gI,f4 \ ttii,. IN Iia
tf - t ~, III, KIN ~ 134 E, a g
,'st sisie'fe rs ''tst esi1'i r ea''a mace
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ssess exhibited
We H. GteutieHing offers 81 - ~ best tri01uf
( hrsysyii isehs,rH t3ieRsus
XXI .ilg esI 2 ysi5 ~, 4. it'
gest tSg year KIN solt MN r,,j3sl, ef,tg. be.t
sI,i,'t,s's ~ ". ,,,'is \, , ,', t, s1tt.st Nv
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MrS trump offers enc dozen Pearl
tiandlH Dfnner kniYeS Tor best hattef
A. II GILBERT offers Fancy Cologne sat for
best made baby dress
ssl.ttSrisk eteFT oi'f dollar ior htst
ti31n : sls'l'sl @sst
I Y itabeitsotisFs . s hid : Oak High Chair,
Harry Tinib6rlakez efcrs the services u his
halse ft.f fle season for the best Colt by Roa-
aoks ~ $500 Az YIN NJ '''
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work. Remember guarantee al my
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Respectfully, Lee II GooeY
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THE WORLD
runllsnrD DAILr And wtrKLr.

4. VERNON ALER. Ediiol . Prop !.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made In the payment Of a
certain promissory note executed by Andrew y,
Harris, payable to the order of William J. Gsunt
and secured bya certain deed of trust executed
by the said Andrew J. Harris OH the ssrd day OF
February. 1892 In Book at page 2sS ofthc recoris
of Delta County In the state of Colorado, and the
legal holder Of said note because of said default,
having requested the trustee to sell the said
property securing the aid note:
Now Therefore, Public notice Is hereby given
that because OF said DEFAULT and at the request OF
the said legal holder of Said note the undersiHn.
I'd. Abram c. Butler Trustee. or in the event of
his death, resignation. removal frum the County
of Delta or inahility failure to act, then William
$, 6trAriet, sheriff Of Delta County, successor In
trust, will by virtue Of the power and authority
Of said trust deed and for the purposes therein
mentioned, sell at public auction at the frout
door Of the Court House In the town of Delta and
County of Delta in the State OF Colorado, at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 7th day
trust conveyed described rs follows to-wit.
The North east quarter of the south west quarter
IN. .. y 3. W. " and tho Northwest quarter OF
the Southeast quarter IN. W, v sc. ~ of section
nineteen (la) in township tiny one (5D north of
range ten llo) west OF the New Mexico principal
meridian, In the County of Delta and State oi
Colorado and all and singular the privileges and
appurtcnhnccs thereto and all right, title bcneht
aud equity Of redemption Of the said Andrew J,
Harris, his heirs and assigns,
ABRAM c. BuTi.ER, Trustee.
WV. S. GiRARpsr. sheriff of Delta County
Successor In Trust,
tFirs, pub, Nov, iaSlast pee, I, 1899
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Aurora. Ill, Nov. IA case has been
on trial in the circuit court in this coun-
ty for several days which has attracted
attention from the wheelmen all over the
country. A man driving horse, and a
man by the name OF Phillips on bicycle
had a collision. each claiming the right Of
way. The bicycle was smashed. and the
wheelman brought suit to recover dam
ages. The Illinois League Of Wheelmen
took hold OF the case and employed able
counsel, claiming that they were con-
tending for principle. The wheelman
won the case. the Judge deciding that a
wheelman must be given half the road.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
AMsBARY GETS A PLUM.
Appointed Register Of the Land ONCE
Al AOntrOse.

A few weeks ago Judge Mobley the
Register OF the Land Office at Montroee
was killed by the the cars. Judge Ans
barry had not been an aspirant to succeed
Mr. Mobley at the expiration of his term.
When this unexpected death occurred
our genial Judge knowing that the gen
uine White Wing was very scarce this
side OF the range put in an application.
The Judge is White Wing, and not
afraid to own it. He was one Of the
Democrats who in Pueblo in 1892 bolted
the Democratic convention which en-
dorsed Waite and his followers, and the
judges conscience is relieved OF any
responsibility in the election Of Bloody
Bridles.'
Mr. Amsbary ran for County Judge OF
Delta county at that time, and received
the largest majority OF any man on the
ticket. This office he will OF course
resign, leaving an opening for some rising
young attorney. The Judge has for some
years been Mayor Of Delta, which office
he will also resign.
In the discharge Of the duties OF both
these offices he has the thanks and praise
OF our entire community. In the affairs
OF our town he has always taken deep
interest. and his administration as Mayor
has been the cause OF closing down
gambling and lawlessness OF all kinds,
and we now find Delta with as good If
not better moral standing than any town
west OF the range.
During the late campaign a Mr.. Hogg
OF Telluride lone OF Granny Waite's party
came down to Delta, and took occasion
in his speech to abuse the Judge because
he did not change politics as often as the
chronic Office seeker. 1t is the Judges
turn to have fun now.
Personally the Judge is one OF those
men never ION the fence" He is for or
against and not afraid to speak his mind
This Of course often makes him enemies,
and at the same time makes him lasting
friends.
His official duties will necessitate NOV
ing his family to Montrose. Our lady
residents will regret TO lose the society OF
Mrs. Amsbary very much, and while We
congratulate Montrose on the acquisition
of estimable citizens. our entire com
munity regret to see them leave.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

The first meeting OF the Delta Debat
ing Society was held at the Methodist
church last Thursday evening which
drew crowded house. The organization
was not quite completed, but will be at
the next meeting. The literary features
were not extensive, as they consisted
only Of recitation by Fern Braisted.
The musical part consisted of a comic
song by quartette consisting of Messrs.
McCullah, Kelsay. Robson and Stong.
The debate was on the question Re
solved. That the U. S. Government should
restore the Hawaiian queen to her
throne" The affirmative was represent
ed by W. r. Robertson and L. MacLean.
Negative by F. A. Drake and A. r. King.
The Judges were Prof. w. G. Harris, F.
W. Robson and J. A. Curtis. The mega
tive side won.
The meetings of the Society will be
held on Friday evening hereafter.
Following is the program for the next
meeting:
Music
Recitation. n..........M Miss Pope
Essay. Miss May Rogers
Recitation. r. A. Drake
Debate-Resolved. That the Govern
ment should own the telegraph and
transportation lives.
Affirmative-F. W. Robson and Prot.
W. G. Harris.
Negative-H H Smith and ]. 4. Curtis.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

We are in receipt Of Part Five OF the
Book of the Fair. which is a model OF the
finest work OF eng raving. The Bancroft
Company are putting out this large book
in parts at 81 each. and when complete
will be the finest work descriptive OF the
Fair in existence. Their address is Audi
forum Building. Chicago.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
4. E. xMSB ARY's.

Hereafter we shall carry in stock a
full line OF the famous Blue Ribbon
School shoes OF Brown Desnoyer. Saint
Louis. prices. You will know them by
the brand "5* cut out Of the leather.
They are positively unsurpassed for wear
ing qualities by any school shoe made.
Try pair and you will never buy any
other. CASTLE & REYNOLDS.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

The Society will meet hereafter at 7
o'clock. A most interesting program was
carried out last Friday evening.
instrumental Music by Messrs. E. w.
Loomis and ID. c. Mays furnished
pleasing opening for the entertainment.
The song by Mr.. II. A. Corbett received
the undivided attention OF the society
and Just praise Of the visitors.
The recitation by Mrs. f. Talbert
Come. Marry these men to save them"
was an admonition to unmarried momen.
1t was well rendered.
The reading by Mr.. P. E. Coombe be-
ing fish story was quite 'catchy" in it's
truthful metamorphosis.
Master Frank Mays endeavored to
teach his dog the alphabet but poor
Carl before his Intellectual audience
could only shake hands, roll over and
laugh.
The debate was full OF common senee,
poetry and humor.
The judges decided for fhe negative OF
the question.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Payne Bros. had a turkey rattle last
night. A. r. Howard and E. L. Kellogg
seemed to be the lucky ones. This after.
noon Payne Bros. will hold a shooting
match down at the brick yard for turkeys,
beef. pork. etc. Ray Simpson is out with
his McCarty rife. and will no doubt win
his share. There is q good crowd in at
tendance.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Gale Brothers have bought a large
stock OF furniture, Christmas goods, and
in fact everything needed by the house
keeper at hard prices. They are
now ready to sell at hard time" prices.
Come in and see them. as it is no trouble
to show goods. and they are always glad
to meet friends and customers. old and
new. Same old place.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Mrs II. II. Wolbert will be home this
week from u three months visit to friends
in the East During her absence Mr..
Wolbcrt has had as housckecpcr Mister
james Ralph Phillips Junior Esquire d.
d.. l.. L. d. II is to be supposed that
the house has rot been swept for weeks;
that one half the dishes are broken. and
the best room strcwn with shotguns.
fishing tackle, clay pipes and tobacco.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

II you see strange looking object
coming down the street these days. with
slow. steady motion like buz-
zard flying, only hitting the ground in
high places, and making n noise like a
lame goose. do not be frightened. 1t is
only Banker Kellogg footing his own
horn"
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Some weeks ago We referred to John
Bouldin's sister ~ Miss Bouldin. She is
n married lady-her name being Mrs.
Myers. She has been visiting this side
OF the range for some time, and has re
turned Gust.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

The post Office building is being fitted
ton will open cigar and notion store in
one side, and Mrs. Alley millinery store
on the other
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
Save your ,afYy for the next election
II. wi,i,ass Csai Mine

will have the Williams coal mine in
good working order by Nov. 18th and will
be able to fill all orders with the best
coal on the market. Roads in good con
dition: usual prices.
ADAM LoRBER.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

There will be Thanksgiving dinner
served in the poetotiice tomorrow. All
are invited to come and test the quality
Of the turkeys.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

G. n. Hastings and ]. W. Bouidin and
families have returned from their sum.
mcr outing up in the hills. Thcec gentle
men have been humping cattle all season
and look as happy as CLANS. A large
number OF Delta people arc coming back
70 their winter puartcrW.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

There have been 40 many people on
the sick list for tho last few weeks i,
makes one feel like keeping mum on the
health giving qualities OF our climate.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

In spite OF the terrible rebuke the
Democrats received on the 7th they are
going to spring their free trade bill. This
will kill two more Of Colorsdo's industries,
wool and lead. Let's all pull up stakes
and 60 to England. and declare Grover
King.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Big 6-foot McCullah last Sunday was
coming down Main street =ith his hat
over his eyes. and his mind wandering.
and ran into the deaf and dumb shoe
makers sign. Both Fred and the sign
were silent The sign got the worst OF
it. which proves "Cullah's" head to be
harder than board.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

The Delta Investment Co. has some
Of the finest residence lots in the city
that will be sold this month at $50 each.
GEo STEPHAN, Manager.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

w. A. Shepherd the carpenter fell on
pile OF pipe last week while at work on
the Kohler ranch, and sprained his ankle.
He 10 around on crutches. and it will be
some time before he is able to work.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
LOCAL.

B. L. Van Vechton hurriedly left last
Friday for Winterset, Iowa, being called
there by the serious illness OF his mother.
His tin shop will be closed for the time
being.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

II you come home and the cook is cross,
Nothing in sight that's fit TO eat:
Put on your hat, and come down town.
Stop In at Paynee' and get some meat
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

The W. CT. U. will give C.-D.-eociai
on Monday cvenining. Dec. ath at the
residence OF Mrs. Hoyt.
PROGRAMME
Music.
Poem.
Duet.
Recitation.
Music.
Reading.
Instrumental Duet,
Music.
Pantomime.
Quartette.
Refreshments.
A cordially invitation TO all.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
..Osiee.

Those knowing themselves to be in
debted to A. r. Howard, will please call
and settle at once and save costs.
II. II. SMITH, Collector.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

The Daniels Fruit Land Co. are prcpar-
ing TO water Peach Valley in great shape
this summer.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

J.F. Cole il back from San Miguel
county where he has been mining. Cleve-
land was too much for him. and he is
knocked cut for time.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Several parties around Crawford have
boon on trip to Fire Mountain. whore
tho ground is continually 30 hot that
hades ia supposed to be but fcw feet
away.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29
His Sugar Plum.

She's my Lily
I'm her Gro"
She's my sweetheart,
I'm her beau.
Soon we'll marry,
Never more to part,
Lili-uo-ka -la-ni
Is my sweetheart.
G. G.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

II is little hard TO see Just what We
are to be thankful for this year. but we
must bo thankful a. matter OF form.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Names of those neither absent nos tardy:
Rosa Aebi, Joseph Barton. Mary Bas-
sler. John Blake. Goldie Cardwell, Veva
Colby. Meta Ferree, Earl Gheen, Goidie
Gipe. Nora Kellogg, Elna Love, John
Revis, Miles Standish and Rose Standish.
Mss Horn, Teacher.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Mrs. W. Il, Simpson. teacher OF piano
forte. Four hand practice and class
lessons free to all pupils.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Tho road to Winton's coal mines arc in
first class shape, and he is selling fine
Rrsde Of coal ut reasonable rates.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Don't forget the ball at the opcra-house
Thanksgiving evening. Tickets sl.oo;
supper IS cents per couple, extra.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Gale Brothers are getting along nicely
with the foundation for the Van Balaan
residence. and will push the work rapid.
" from this time on.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Tho Delta Lodge Of Free Masons will
give reception and ball on tho evening
Of December eth.
The Delta independent., 1893-11-29

Mr.. Hadlcy, who purchased tho Read
4 Sawyer place at Paonin, arrived with
his furniture to stay. He is prepared TO
make cItenaive improvements on tho
property.