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rx-For Perfectly Pure Spices and Cider Vinegar,
90 to Bowman's, Oil and Second and King, and
thereby land there buy save trouble and expense
that would result from the purchase Of inferior
articles
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HEATERS.

PROPOSALS FOR HEATERS,
The Building COMMITTEES of School No. lb uarfi-
son anu lnru streets, Will receive proposals for
heating said school, until September 9TH al o'coct
T. Nj Auuress LEWIS ZEBLEY,
Fourteenth and King halrman
Lewis p. Lynch, Tenth Ward, John Palmer, Ninth
Ward. - a, =, t'i -.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP
a PLlES-Depot Quartermaster's once. Phila-
delphia, August IL, 1914. "''"
sealed roposals, in duplicate with copy of this
advertisement attached TO each, will be received nj
llils ONCE until noon, September "a, 1sI4 for fur
nislng me United States Quartermaster's Depart-
ine zen o WIN the following named articles viz -
22,O0O Campaign Hats.
$500 Helmets.
1880 inform Dress Caps
10000 Forage Caps
25,0D0 Forage Cap Covers
l,OO0 Dozen Scrubbing Brushes
All articles VIII be subjected to a rigid insuartton
anu bidders are informed that full compliance win
spe lncatlons Will be insisted upon and thai no mr.
llcle inferior u the standard will be accepted
me government reserves the right to reject ANY
BIDS are requested for delivery of The articles AT
fhlauelphlai Jacksonville and also at San Fran
cisco. ~ Nv '"N 'i"n-
tor information in detail apply to this office
. 65nVelopes containing proposals TO he indorsed
the undersigned. ' w
BS order Of the Quartermaster General.
Ass,a,o,, ,...-.. l.. Q. EASTuN,
charge. ~ .,no5 90, III
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A WoRD OF CoMpLIMENT.-A gentleman in this
city sent copy Of the DELAWARE TRIBUNE to a
friend at Wyoming, a few days ago, and received
the following in his acknowledgment
az have long regarded the TRIBUNE as the
best newspaper printed on the Peninsula. The
proprietors deserve much credit for their energy
and enterprise but if all the employees can
wade through such snow storm as / saw one of
them do one winter it is not surprising that the
TRIBUNE still wavea."
That gentleman hit the nail squirely on the
head. 1t was by persevering industry and un-
firing energy that the DAILY COMMERCIAL and it's
weekly edition, the DELAWARE TRIBUNE. were
brought up to their present standard of excel
ence, and our efforts are not now relaxed in the
least, but are prosecuted with redoubled dill
gence
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SOAP SUBS FOR PEACH TBEEs.-Mr.. G. b.
Thompson, of Hockessin, yesterday, handed us a
small peach tree twig, upon which were seven
full grown healthy peaches. The twig was ac-
companied with a note stating that it was taken
from an old neglected tree which was resurrected
and rejuvenated this last spring by copious doses
OF soap snds, which proves that soap il as useful
Tor raising fruit, as it il for washing urchns,
and produced the present season a bushel and
half of peaches.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.

As REGISTERED AT TEE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
AT A. NJ, $50 All P. NJ, 'Is
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CITY ITEM s.

Es-MenS' cloth CATERS selling very cheap ut Bah
cock Bros, 206 and POS Market street.
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Enst and found.

OST-ON THE 4TH INST, A SILVER
IL FRUIT KNIFE marked "w. p" The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving i at the ONCE
of ISAAC PYLE,
sepo-1t' 5i7 Orange Street.
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Es- you had better call ia at Bdbcock 1t Bros No.
zO6 and POS Market street, and get pair of those
lasting gatres that they are selling so cheap 1t will
nav Won.
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Antifes.
objection NOTICE

II OFFICE OF TnE WILMINGTON COAL GAS Co. !
300 SIMPLIFY STREET.
AUGUST 81, tsI4.J
An election for nine Directors of the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company will be held at the 0nlce, No. 500
Shipley street, on Monday, the 7th day OF Septem-
Der next, between the hours of and O'clock y. m
aug3l-It II. j. LAWSON, Secretary.
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Boarding.

OARDING WITH DESIRABLE
IL rooms at jyT.tf sol WEST ST.
u GA II DI N G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
II and boarding in private family, at
my2S-n No. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
- with board, at
aprsO-sm g25 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
ID or Two single gentlemen, In private family at
apr2l-tf 7l3 JEFFERSON STREET.
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NOTICE


JOnH II. bowers anu Mlfe,l In Chancery.
Vi. New Castle Comfy -
Robert Walker, Ct al. Cause OF partiIion
In pursuance OF an order OF the Chancellor IN The
above cause, made at the February Term, 1874, al
persons having any lien or liens affecting the inter
est or estate of John II. Bowers and Sus-
anna Bowers, in right of said susanna Bow
ers, Robert Walker, James Walker, Josephine
Walker, Vincent Walker, Samuel Walker, Elizabeth
walker, Henry Walker and Mary Walker or either
OF them IN the lands and premises TO which said
cause relates, are hereby notified TO ne Il petition
setting forth The nature and amount OF the same in
the oifce Of the hegister in Chancery for New Cas-
We County, ten days before the first Monday in
september, A. d. 1914, and to appear and prove said
lien or liens at the ensuing term of the Court he
fore the rising OF the Court the third day of the
term. BENZ NIELDS Trustee
wilmington. DEL. July 25th, 1sI4.-jy23to SEPT
NOTICE-BOOK OF CORRECTIONS,
1v We have hanging in our business Office a copy
OF the last City Directory in which are noted All
errors and omissions that 10 our notice in or
der that they may not occur next year We appre-
gate the great need CT accuracy In work of this
Kind and request all subscribers and others who no
tce any defects to advise OF them that they may
be noted and corrected. '
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO,
Publishers and Steam Printer
iy22-tf Ffth ami Mertat &C.,
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for Kfnt.

DOR rem IA THREE-STORY
II Brick house, rooms and bath. In good loca-
ton. , he owner will board out the rent i desired.
Apply TO ID. T. hawkins.
sep ct No. 4ot Market Street.
NOR RENT--COAL YARD NO 7l3
IL W. Front Street. once, scales, lime house, coal
bins and stabling for six head OF horses, Address
GEORGE u. KELLEY,
aug6 II Wilmington. Del.
LNOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
IL brick house No TIA West st., IN good order,
with all modern improvements. Apply to
JOHN RANDLE,
je22-tf on the premises
LNOR RHINESTONE NO. Z e. FIFTH
IL Street, In Clayton House Building.
jeb-tf X. n. Ia fLOR, 500 Market 81.
NOR RENT. - BRICK DWELLING
II suitable for Boarding House or Professional
onices on 9TH St., opposite Clayton House.
mar9-tf @. II. THOMAS.
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REGISTRY BUREAU.

l. W..
s q. buliulhg. bhlCh OF all Kinds, on hand
at lowest market rates. jy1l-tf
r EGISTRY BUREAU.
NoTIcE.-Tne Registry Bureau Will be opened
on Monday, July 18Th, inst. TO avoid confnsion-
the better to arrange and distribute the WORK of this
Department the city has been divided into sections
anu the time appointed In which the citizens (nro
rty holders,) in each section are respectfuly re-
guessed to present their Deeds, with correct he
scrptOn OF their property, at this Oiiice,
ist Section extends from Market TO Union and
from Front to Seventh streets from July 18th 10
teenth Streets; from July 27th to August 10Th
Sd section, Market to Union, Thirteenth Street 10
the Brandywine; from An. ust ION to 2ith,
ith Section, Market 10 Union. from Front Street
south TO City Line; from August 2lth to Sent III
bth section, West o. Market and North Of Bran
dywlns; from Sept. 9TH TO 2lst.
9Th Section, E4st OF Market and North OF Ninth
Street; from Sept. 2lst to Oct. 9TH.
Ith section, East of Market, from Third TO Ninth
Streets; from Oct. 5th TO 10Th.
sth section, East of Market and South from Third
to A Street; from Oct. 10Th to Nov. ID.
9th Section. East OF Market and South from A ST..
| 10 City Line from ov Cd 10 10th.
A copy of the Registry Law and blank forms for
me description OF property will be furnished on ap-
All deeds, conveyances or transfers OF Real Fs.
tate. made after July 18th 1874, must be entered IN
this otice before they sent TO New Castle TO he
recorded.
Chief Engineer and SURVEYOR
laI-u Tenth and King Streets.
| NOTICE - PERSONS WISHING TO
IN Law in their winter coal woul do well to give
us cal as we keep nothing but the best kinds Of
coal that Is mined. One trial aud you III be salts
ned. FILE d MURPHEY,
aprS.ly Cor twentieth and Market SITS.
OTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure insertion In
tne COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in ad-
rance. aprl-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
NOTICE.-PERSONS HAVING GRO
~ YER Baker Sewing Machines out of order
can have them repaired by calling at the Company's
onice 1anl3-u 50I KING ST.
| NOTICE = GROVER s BAKER S. NJ,
~ Co. have removed to 507 King Street,
mar2O-u CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDING.
TNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE!
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1874.
Jhe under lgned, Receivers OF Taxes for the City
OF Wilmington, will be at the City Hal on and after
| the FIRST day OF Ju 1874, between the hours of s
aHd IL In the morning. and from TO IN the af er-
noon, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes. ,ieduc-
July all paid In August and up to the closing Of
the polls Of the city election, the face of the bill
must be paid and after that date five per cent wi
be added to the bill.
ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
| WILLIAM STILLEY,
ly3-u Receivers Of Taxes
| 1CE-MECHANICS' LOAN Assoc
~ CITATION has Just issued 800 shares, Fourth
SERIES Stock for sale. Apply t2oD,o,, -.
my2O-eodtf No. Iii French Street
GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES.
~ across Chrstiana Bridge. Apply 70
| d. LEMON
hugs-tf 1T Market Street
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NOTICE JAMES II. BEGGS HAS
IN removed his office to No. g W. Eighth Street
Almonds Building. BRICK OF all kinds, on hand
at lowest market rates fy1iTf
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Gxfnrstnns.
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON, D. 9

EXOURsION TO WASHINGTON, D. @
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHING
TON. ID. G, FROM WlLMlNeIoS' DEL
Under management Of T. =; PLUMMER, win leave
Wilmington P. W. d B. r. r. Depot, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10TH, at q, A. M. Re-
turning leave Washington, d. G., att, T. NJ.
Giving nine hours In washington
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. .......S5.OO
Tickets for sale at No. 500 Market Street; G. r.
Rudolphs, No. 281 Market Il. s. II. Buffers No. d20
Market; W. II. Billany's, 2l4 Market auge-tfeod
EXCURsION TRAVEL - sUMMEn
Il AND AUTUMN.
THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EXCURSION ROUTE TICKETS TO THE PRIN-
CIPAL POINTS OF INTEREST AND RESORT
IN THE NORTH AND NORTH EASTERN
SECTIONS OF THE UNION.
The North PENNSYLVANIA r. II. CO., has arranged
series of II routes mainly over It's own road and
connections, and large number OF combination
routes by which trips can be made at rates greatly
reduced, TO the charming scenery OF the Length
Valley Mauch Chunk, 0noko Glen, Switch Back the
Lehigh and Lackawa ma Coal Regions; Wyoming
Falls. Saratoga, Richfed Springs, Sharon Springs,
Montreal and the st. Lawrence, White Mountains,
&C., &c.
PHILADELPHIA TO NIAGARA AND RETURN.
FOR $3.50 TO SARATOGA AND RE-
TURN FOR 1888
sH-1iekets sod from June |, until September 80
good 10 return until October 81.
r, 100 Chestnut Streetl
n,st,,lvs 1906 South Fifth ST. PHILADELPHIA.
or'io'' IN. =. X. r. Depot,
ss- Elegant Dratoiig- Room Parior Cars on The Fast
Line, leaning Thitddeiph at 80 A. NJ, AMI reaching
Niagara the same epening.af
augl-6w ELLIS CLARK, Ger al Agent.
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Railroads and Politics.

The Montpelier Joarnal says that the
laws Of morality by playing cuchrc " IL
CMH@e. They had in their sleeves AS many
as full pack Of bowers But the blank
card came in the nick OF time, and the re-
formers, were badly, sadly, euchred. Exit
Duncan and Park, and Bradley i. with a
tear in his eye. Duncan and Park were
unexpectedly. it is believed sold ont, and
b. has gone on to Washington to attend to
little service of civil reform in which the
government requires his aid. Meanwhile
Smith and Page 90 aCng with the Centrdl
eschcwing politics and deyoting their time
and energies to consolidation and economy.
The New York whale has not swallowed
Jonah, but the whale got himself swal-
lowed with all his blubber The St. Al
bans reformers are not yet certain whether
they can come to time in politics. 1t de-
ponds little on the news from Washing
ton. When we are posted we will post our
readers The result of the recent changes
will undoubtedly be in the interest of Bos-
ton and of this fact our readers will be
very glad to be apprised. Mr.. james r.
Langdon of this village has just been made
chairman OF the finance committee of the
road, position for which he is admirably
qualified, and an appointment which will
prove guarantee of the soundncss of its
| financial investment.
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The Crusade has finally begun at
Swanton. but men instead Of women ale
the crusaders. Notices have been sent to
all liquor dealers, signed by siXty.one gen
tlemen, that unless they quit selling ntoXi-
eating liquor they will he prosecuted ac-
cording to law.
The cstmable wife of Hon. Geo. Viii
kins, of Stowe, read an admirably prepared
paper before the temperance meeting at
Montpelier, last Sunday evening.
Rev. ]. II. Woodward, of Milton. the
old chaplain of the 1st Vermont cavalry,
is very low with pneumonia
The board of directors OF the northern
educational union will hold meeting on
Wednesday. Goth, at Fairfax.
Policeman Colburn of ~. Albans. ON
Monday night, arrested for intoNicaion a
stranger who gave his name rs James
Morgan of Addison. He made an effort
to take from his pocket a revolver, but the
officer finding that he had Il revolver fully
loaded the seized and dsarmed him.
He was fined 50 and costs for intoXicatIon.
y negro procured the liquor for him, who
disclosed ON Lake street saloon keeper
named Massey, who packed up and fled
from town
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4 MANS Body Boiled ana Sniied
Etae Pork.

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i Ne mag ", '''''''''" : e''''
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,oii'''''' 90 W, ''.',''' w. ',' ,,., ~
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i''"'"' III, 'oN W 40 '''''''' ~ ''N
u s'',''' ''eoN' "N' ,"N -.
'no ann y. '",'''' -,,'''' 49, 1'.
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vc,. work produce Harriet.


Goro'M M Is nm in9 to q5ma m9
S w ''f "''i'' "' W.
ian1o pooo,r,. "a .,s barrols Tho market
Lot - 49,, ,i,,',.,,I solo. !, enn
IS steady YIN m9deratr qe tin sgS g sop
common TO gooa ezra Mcsteri niu sta
oou% " ~ ~ G -G. co,r,noT TN Shnlce yhitn
VIM VIA sstcyn md State 81 "a a To-
mioir , VN,cn 70 ,Snod eWtr, OHIO 81 l51 Ia
az, N,,,i,,'Nn 20 ehotrn nvtra ~ fo,,is al 90,
,9r common W ',ii 80 A'"'s ~ -'
RY ys''' F1oT Tih market quoted steady
81 $500 sos No 70. TIL, make, for corn meal IS
n nro ANA rae lo al = 4 'o 'o' westerns
WEArIeeeiPs y yif nus ~ nG h[
s,,c 9'V Of las 6GS hush at q ISIi 30 FOR No.
Cb,cogo. n Ss'St a. Tor 10 . NIiiy9ukee =: Il a.
a. i -, ~ 20 fnr Tn snrner 81 81 for Wintei
zen ' Western ri 81 50 for White Mchsan 81 DO
!, - T,, red + r., naCo .1,inr a "a Tor vo mi
nh :, 10 for IA . a ! s6rno. mlyrd. Il 80 Tor
a uIabeE p w S tPr 90 S'' '''N'U -
ai5og! M mario, +. ouct ot Il o,at Ia.
ba rLAS Inc "'''Ne' % q'o'0o 40 '''' '''''
p,,,,i,v ~ rho morknt IL ni,ntod .s DIM and
hoN stlt If go, husI NJ tnfcri0r Douubiai
NJ, ""''' ~ jaw ''''' " '''''
at E y E7S; ,tur.- The market ia quiet acd
nominaily Unchanged
tokN'-hv.tETlptS iin'fi' uusu. VI" S Soi va,
De oon ,rnl Of "a 81, fnrnn,y end Old west
a ap',0' wiveG, cosing nj So sG' s5as, Tor
ola 2si, white western ana ne" 'n" o'u western
oATs-eceipts i59-5 bushels 81 Ih God ma hIsh
~ tp y, a. "a. fnr n,ivpd western GS,aG5s fol
| q" ",,i ", SSycSta,,n ~
whI,e wT rhe ,a,r i UNCHANGED AZ 11o for
shipping; ..,..t f.. Quota, or,, ,o.7oo, I'm.
~ ~ ~ ao ~, ,,. ,,nd t chnicc
ny o ~ ~ t,,e r1arltoT Is oiotcd os du1 bl
auction. STOCK on hah1 $3.50 oasS h'o SON
,i,H.EThe MARKET is dun. and nc lower
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An important Project LIKELY 10 REeip
Vermont

A scheme is on foot in Canada to COM
binc the capital and commercial influence
of Canada with the capital and CONNER
cial influence Of the western states, to util-
ize the st. Lawrence and its inland seas
In the Dominion house, Wednesday, bill
was under discussion for the Incorporation
transportation company with a capital of
$5,000,000 The company proposes to es-
tablsh regular lines of propellers between
Montreal and all the important lake cities,
and will organize a Through line of freight
cars between Montreal, Cincinnati Louis
vile st. Louis, etc, from Montreal to the
sea-board cities of New England and the
maritime provinces, thus inaugurating, in
connection with the regular lines of steam
ships, a system of cheap freights from the
interior to Europe, etc, and thus make the
cotton and tobacco stored on the Ohio or at
st. Louis subservient to Montreal, as it is
now to New York or Baltimore. During
the discussion, it was said that products
moving to market from the upper lakes, by
way of the St. Lawrence through the ports
of Montreal or Quebec, and from thence to
Portland or Boston for shipment, would
gain from ten to twelve days in time and
would cost from twenty-five to thirty pei
cent less in freight and charges than via
the Erie canal, Albany and New York.
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An exchange says Now that the word
"hymeneal" is so commonly used in refer
ence 10 weddings, it is suggested that births
should be headed 'crymeneol' and deaths
'diemeneal"
The stuff that dreams are made Of
Opium. Il LoweH Courier.
1t makes very good die-stuff, too.
Rev. Daniel 4. Taylor, formerly pastor
of the Advent Christian church in Castle
ton publishes an able and learned tour
column article IN the st. Adams Messenger
in reply to Mrs Zina Fay Pierce on the
wine and beer question.
Mrs Fair, (Laura Fair of California;
has supplied herself with some new revol-
yers and things, and intends to demand an
apology from everybody who has intimated
anything derogatory to her character. So
if there should be marked falling off in
the next census, OF no census at all to
speak Of, General Walker needn't be sur
prised.
The Lake George Steamboat Co. is get
ting the boats in readiness for the opening
season. The "Ganiouske" will be ont an
early day. Horace Wech, jr., pilot of
the "AIinne-ha-ha," has gone to Ticonde-
roga to assist to getting the steamers ready.
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WOmcns' Temperance Meeting.

The women's temperance meeting held
in the Baptist yestry yesterday after
noon was one of encouragement to all
present. The committee of last week fail
ed to report and there being no special
business for consideration. after the usual
Introductory exercises the time was spent
in prayer, singing and remarks. The
whole tone of the meeting was that of
Thanksgiving, Jesus was present and sweet
spirit prevailed. Fervent prayers We're
offered and at intervals few verses of
familiar hymns were sung with much feel
ing.
Remarks were made concerning the real
success of temperance workers in our
midst, of the lumber of bars now closed,
OF the marked and increasing change in
public sentiment and of the encouragement
which these facts afford us. One thought
this should really be called thanksgiving
meeting, God had SO sgnally answered the
prayer and blest the labors of His children.
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The raid made by the deputies for the
past two months has been of late abandon
ed until yesterday, when 1t was again re-
ncwcd and to some effect. 1t was found
then to need some little searching in order
to find any liquor whatever
The Goodnow property, ON Perkins ay-
cnuc. was the scene Of operations, which
came about in rather Il curious manner. 1t
appears that Judge Fish, Of Ira, was about
to foreclose mortgage upon the buildings,
which are in an unfinished condition, and
c. \. BoswoIth purchased Mr.. Goodnow's
right ON the premises some days ago.
After the purchase was made a man
named Smith, who lives in "Sheepskin,
and who has been known as Il travelling
peddler through this section, asked per-
mission to store some goods in the barn,
which was granted Yesterday these
goods were examined by Bosworth who
found some contraband goods among the
lot. Deputy Perkins was notified and at
once made search, carrying a tin sample
trunk in which was found jug and six
bottles containing whiskey. The joke is Il
good one on the proprietor of the premises,
Bosworth being somewhatpromincntin the
crusade against liquor.
Deputy Perkins also made a search upon
the premises of Ed. llosier ON Washington
street, and finding nothing contraband
above ground he carried his investigation
below ground and dug through brick floor
where he found large cask with the bung
conveniently up, where the contents Of the
barrel conld be easily pumped out. Noting
this fact the deputy took this means and
pumped ont some three or four quarts OF
liquor,
The officers then called at the Farmer;
Hotel where they seized Il casl which had
apparently little liquor in it. This they
left on the sidewalk and while the officials
were searching for more the 'contraband'
was lifted by some unknown person who
finding it light enough, carried it away
This was all that was found at that place