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Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
BEAcoNsr1ELp LIKE TO DIE

LONDON, Oct. 29.-The air is heavy
with rumors of the illness of Lord
Beaconsfield and the cabinet has been
summoned to consider what shall be
done in case of his death. At the
last meeting of the cabinet he had q
serious apopletic fit and the presence
ofhis physician was necessary,
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
a sTArEMENr on TnE LOSSES.

The following is the statement Of
the bank officers: The Manhattan
Savings Institution was on the morn
ing OF Sunday, the 9th of October,
1878, robbed of securities to the
amount of 80, 757, 700, of which 81, $685.
700 were registered in the name of the
institution, and are not negotiable,
and $l6S, 600 are made PAYABLE to it,
and *73 600 are in coupon bonds, and
$ll 600 in cash. For the purpose of
preventing loss to depositors it is
deemed advisable that no payments
bo made without sixty days notice,
as provided by the bylaws of the in
stitution.
(Signed) EDWARD SCHELL, Pres't.
CHAs. +. ALvoRD, Secretary.
All of the bonds stolen are register
cd, except $48, 900 $50 bonds of July,
1865, and $4,000 Brooklyn City Wa
ter Loan coupons.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
THE official vote of the Third Con
gressional district is as follows:
1866 1O,9Ol

Thomas Updegraff over Fred O'Don-
nell, 1895; over Samuel ]. Spangler,
1888. O'Donnell and Spangler over
Updegraff, 8,64S.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
Chicago Live Stoek Ma rkes

[By Telegraph
Hogs-receipts, 10000; light 3lO@
3 ID, heavy mixed packing $3@3 20,
heavy shipping 320@3 35.
Cattle-quiet; receipts $500; ex-
ira good $4 10000, good to choice
3 75@4 80.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30

New YORK, Oct. 80.
BY Telegraph
Wheat-quiet without decided
change No. 2 red, 81 OF cash.
Rye-frm; western 57@T.
Corn-frmer; 45a@46Ia for west
ern mixed.
Barley-quiet.
Oats-steady; 29@al for mixed
western.
Pork-dull, unchanged; 50 10.
Lard-hesvy; 46 35.
Whisky-$l 10.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
Lavvs0n's
TIVE

Has been used for All these
diseases, and i'm no case
has Ii failed to effect
q cure when the
directions were
followed.
Itreduces all inflammation and sorene.a.
heals and soothes the pain, gives strength.
life and vitality, thus restoring the usypes
to their proper functions and condition.
The Curative is clear, limpid fluid
not liniment. Is readily taken by old
and young, and used externally without
leaving an offensive odor or discoloration.
Do not suffer pain or discomfort
when you can be so easily cured.
Use the CURATIVE promptly and
thoroughly, and save yourself and
friends prolonged suffering and trial
Every Druggist has il for sale.
PREPARED BY
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, o.
FOR sALE.BY
]. l.. TAYLOR & CO.,
A Wholesale or Rsssu.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
YELLOW FEVER.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2J.--Deaths 10,
cases 80.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30

THE new third-class register law Is
turning the post Offices into boarding
house pantries. A loaf of bread and
a piece of cheese were among the reg
istered packages of third-class matter
in recent mail for Tucson, Ari. Some
tizas sgs the Yuma postmaster, of the
same territory, noticed a roast duck,
mackerel, Limburger cheese and 9TH
er dainties in the mail.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30

THE Hon. VIM. p. Kellogg, U. s.
Senator from Louisiana, was in Des
Moines, Iowa, on Saturday, o6th inst.
The Register reporter interviewed
him, from which we clip the follow
ing:
At this point the reporter approach
ed the subject which was the main
object of the interview, and one that
considered rather delicate to broach.
1t was the statement made against
Mr.. Kellogg by Anderson, as publish
ed in the dispatches in yesterdays
REGISTER. The following is the dis
patch:
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 25.-The Sat
iUtiay Herald of tomorrow will con-
tain an interview with James E. An
derson, now stopping in this city.
Anderson clears up the mystery sur
rounding the Sherman letter, and eX-
Onerates Secretary Sherman from all
completely in the matter. He says
the authorship Of the letter lies be-
tween Kellogg and Conquest Clark,
who was his private secretary at the
time; that Mrs. jerks never saw it.
The original letter Is now in possess
sion of q gentleman of PHILADELPHIA.
and can be produced at any time. He
says Kellogg could exonerate Sher-
man at any time, and will do SO as
soon as the Louisiana appointments
made in his interest are confirmed.
Reporter What answer have YOU
to make to the charge made by An
derson?
Senator Kellogg have only to say
that the charge is totally absurd. 1t
is best for me to say but little about
the matter. If the gentleman in
Philadelphia has any letters in his
possession which he claims to have
been written by me, let him produce
them. That will be the best proof ir
the world. / don't believe Mr.. Sher
man ever wrote any such a letter, anG
am positive / never did. I
NEVER KNEW ANYTHING ABoU7
THE LETTER.
until some time in 1877,-severa
months after it is purported to hav
been written. No, sir; you may b
assured, they will never be able, a
lany time to produce any letter tha
will implicate Mr.. Clark, myself, Q
ANY one connected with us. Th
/. statement Of Anderson as given in tn
, dispatches this morning, ifever mad
by him at all, was made when he ws
in his cups. 1t is only the
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
MAUDLIN MUTTERINGS

of q man who, if he should meet me
tomorrow would doubtless say he
never made such statement, or if he
did, he did not mean q word he said.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
Live stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct, %.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
By Telegraph
Hogs-receipts $500; firmer; light
shipping and Workers 81 8O@3 O5.
packing and Bostons 3@3 20, butch.
ers to Philadelphiss 3 1908 80.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
SICK HEADACHE.

Brought on BY disordered state Of the
stomach, it is the most effectual remedy
ever produced. 1t is taken internally "a
small doses, as well as applied externally.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
JUST PURITSuEn.

A carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh, with an
discases together with minute for eicct-
Ing with S1NroRD's . RApIoAL CuRs speedy and
general health, Of vast Importance to ali sfiicted
with catarrh. IT Is wrapped about each bottle Of
the RADIcAL CCRx, or will oe mailed free on re-
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30

Mrs. Van Colt claims to know just
how many she has converted-only
1900. Possibly the High Joint
Commission of Heaven may revise
that count somewhat.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30

THE annual report of the trustees
Of the Peabody educational fund
shows the appropriations for the past
year to be as follows:
Virginia $l5, $50 N. Carolina "a 500
8. Carolina 5000 Georgia 5000
Florida - $500 Alabama 5000
Texas $3.50 Arkansas 6,OOO
Tennessee a. 800 w. Virginia $3.50
1t was reported that in the Peabody
Normal Seminary of Louisiana one
fourth of all the female teachers em-
ployed in the New Orleans schools for
some time past have been educated.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30

Each package Of sANFoRD's RADICAL CuxR con.
full directions for use In all cases. Price, o. sold
Dy oil wholesale and retail druggists through.
POTTER. GENERAL Agents and Wholesale DRUG.
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
COLLAPSE.
The Potter Investigation a Mtser-
able and Criminal Conspiracy.
Special Dispafch TO the Tribune

su0 F0tSoG bVV08IuSAIlOUd q Wt0eS-
able and Criminal Conspiracy.
Special Dispatch to the Tribune.
WAsHINaroN, D. c.. Oct. 25.-The
Republicans are at last in possession
of the principal facts connected with
the working up of the forged docu-
ments and perjured testimony upon
which the Potter resolutions were
based. Anderson. the notorious wit
ness, has al last prepared q written
statement, and furnished corroborat-
ing evidence to sustain it, showing
how the agents Of Tilden from New
York and this city went to work to
manufacture a basis upon which to
set up the Potter investigation. For
long time the Republicans who
were approached here declined to
have anything to do with the matter,
as they did not believe Anderson
could make any statement which
would.command the least confidence.
But finally they were induced to look
into his statement, and examine his
proofs, and the result has been that a
complete exposure awaits most of
those who were active as Tilden's
agents in working up the Potter in
vestigation.
THE STORY WILL DISGUST A GOOD MANY
DEMOCRATS IN THE HOUSE,
who were deliberately deceived in
regard to the real character of the
documents which were exhibeted to
them as proof that case against Sec
retary Sherman and the President
could be made out at once if the dem
ocrats would pass the resolution of
inquiry. 1t can now be proven that the
Sherman letter was forged and
brought here by Weber, brother of
the murdered supervisor. IT. was
photographed here and then copies
were to be used so as to avoid being
technically guilty of circulating a for
gerry, since these were only photo
graphs. After these were taken, ex-
perts examined them and compared
them with Gen. Sherman's hand writ
ing, and agreed that it would never
do to try to pass the letter as genu-
inc one. 1t was next decided to in
troduce testimony to the effect that
Dan IWeber's wife had destroyed the
original, but that copy that An
derson had made here, and which he
had Afterwards produced, was a true
copy. Either because Mrs Weber
could not be prevailed upon to swear
to this story, or because some other
link in the manufactured story could
not be supplied, this line Of perjury
was dropped, and it was finally
agreed that Tom Weber should
swear to the story that he found the
Sherman letter in q box with his de-
ceased brothers papers, and destroy
ed 1t without even mentioning his
discovery to any member OF the fam.
ilv * H. EE e.f etis- Ettt-st fltfl
Ottumwa weekly courier., 1878-10-30
Lawson's Curative.
FOR
Nervous Headache

It is the best, the surest, the sim.
Plest, the quickest, and mOet
permanent in its results Of any of
the many remedies which have been dis.
covered
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5 1873.
FRElGHTS-By rail were steady Yesterday and
fair shipments were made at iOc 400 for mr.in
10 New York; flour soc II hbl.
FLoUR-Priccs unchanged Choice white
winter wheat :6.25W675; fancy western spring
extras, s5.JOW515; Minnesota patent, $500.
SO; choice spring supcriinc,, s. ,5a4O
Wntcr-Whtc, in store. Sl.l5d.
10. Spring-No. = Minnesota, SLOj@l NJ;
No, . in store, Sl.0jM l.06; No. >, 81 90
CoHN-No. ., 39@4O. Options, Jan. 5000, for
May, 4l@42i4.
Oats--No. ., 2i@95'.; rejected, lSc.
Ryc-No. ,, 5Ols; rejected, lSc.
Barlcy-No . 5Sc; rejected In
Lard-$7 !5d ~ e 100 lbs.
Bntter-Crcamcry, 3O@35c; good 10 choice dali
~, lSW23c
Eggs-l2GtlSr u doZ
Potatoes 4jcW5Oc for pcachblow,; early
rose, iOcNt42c.
CATTLE--WithOut much change. Choice extra
grade steers, S5.l50t5ij; good to choice natives,
Si5Om5OO; butchers steers, $3.2jG3.jO: COWS
and hcifcrs, $9.2j@3.jO.
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IT WILL B
About a Weeks

Before | shall remove my STOCK
! OF GROCERIES into the room
known as LYNCu'S BoOT AND SHOE
Room. During this time propose
to make things livelicr than ever in
the Old Store by selling Groceries
CHEAP.
| have just been receiving large
additions to my stock, including car
load of the famous KANSAS SNOW
FLAKE FLOUR, made from Choice
White Winter Wheat, and without a
doubt it is the best BRAND of Flour
ever sold in Ottawa. 1t only needs
a trial to convince any one that the
best is always the cheapest"
Iwould like to say just a few words
to the drinking public about our Teas.
| have never done much blowing on
that score, but will say NOW, or any
,other time, that | am selling Bet
TER TEA at 3 per cent. less money
than any house in this town, and |
will prove it by every man and woman
that will buy a trial pound. have a
Japan Tea, called the "Scooper," that
we sell for SOC per b., and if it don't
out steep any Tea at 75c will give
them a pound Of Lorillard Tobacco
for 65c.
We pay cash for Country Produce
and sell it for cash. We don't sell
some things for less than cost, as
some others do, for bait, but put
everything down at the lowest living
Cash Prices,
Let come what will, no matter what
goods are sold at, YOU will always
find us standing by OUE MoTTo-
GOOD GROCERIES.
wish to say to Mr., a. Lynch's
Grocery Customers that have pur-
chased his entire stock of Groceries,
and if any of them will favor me with
a call | will endeavor to do as we'll by
them as they can do elsewhere in the
city, and will guarantee to give them
at all times the best Goods that can
be had in the Grocery Line.
Respectfully yours,
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\ Wonderful Cave.

On Sunday, December =, near Chester III .
upon the pcnltcntlary grounds, party of gen
tlcmCn discovered an opening ON the hillside,
winch, upon being Investigated, proved To be
IA cave OF no mean dimensions ON Monday.
the day following, Il party of explorers pro
cccdcd to the location, and with the assistance
of ropes, lanterns, etc, affected an entrance.
after removing the Obstructing rock and debris.
y newspaper reporter headed the exploring
party, and found big bonanza i'm the shape
of material for an article.
The cave is located on the north side of the
hill, and its full extent has not vet been AS
ctrlalncd, though sufficient is known to class
II amoung the largest subtcrrancous cavcrns
III inc country, excluding the famous Kentucky
cave ~
The smallest man in the party WAS frs,
lowered INTO the opening by means of "A nrn-
pcrly adjusted rope. To IA distance of obnut
thlrly feet, finding bottom Having lirhtcI
lantern nothing could he discemcd from the
standpoint, when he commenced Clambcrinr
The rugged rocky sides of the cave, and after
laDorlOus work, found an opening leading in
an eaSteriy direction, through which crcyicc
he loulu no trouble IN raining admission.
Inc Ilght oi MS lantern having disappcarcd
from the view OF his terrestrial brethren and
the sound of his hammer being audible IN
their ears, they soon became convinced tb,t
the bowels of the earth Whereabouts contained
wonders that were not dreamed of ON ,err,
tirma. Soon an invitation To ioin the first
adycnturer in the reccSses OF the earth was
complied with, and half dozen cur,osi,v
seekers made their way cautiously IA view iie
splendors and wonders that had icr centurie.
Leen hidden beneath the Indian mounds thai
lowered that section of country. An asccn
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Rosanah Cody, administrative Of the estate OF
Richard Cody, Y. Michael Cody ct al, petition IL
sell real estate to pay debts, citation against Ro-
sanah Cody ordered issued.
Estate OF George Temple, petition TO sell real
estate to pay debts, decree.
Estate Of George Elliot; final report approved,
state declared settled and administrators dis .
charged.
Estate Of AMI l.. Conlcy, final report approved
md order Of distribution made.
Guardianship of Rosina Kaupp ct al Fredcr-
lck Kaupp appointed guardian, bond, 500
Estate Of Sicgmann Rabcnstein, letters tesla
mcntary issued to Charles RabcnstriN. bond
$1,000
Estate Of Peter johnson, report of account, APP
proved.
Estate Of Isaac C. Van Dorcn, letters Of admin
stration issued to Isaac T. Van Dorcn, bond,
- 900, notice to creditors 70 April term
Estate Of Catherine lluntsman, will admitted
TO probate and letters tcstamcntary ordered is
sued to joel T. Buckley, bond, $1,000.
Estate Of jacob Howe, inventory approved.
Estate of John COss, widows REIMBURSEMENT
and selection approved.
Estate Of Jeremiah &. ROlfc; appraiscmcnt bill,
inventory and windows REIMBURSEMENT and Sc
lection approved.
IN the matter Of the petition Of VIM. H. Reed,
r-+igncc Of o. ii. Pu>cy order To sell real estate
ut private sale,
Estate Of Asa Carter; order for notice Of final
settlement III March term
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from the bottom of the shaft Of six feet found
a horizontal opening OF abobt ten feet. INN
n narrow Crcyice, through which II became
necessary to crawl, was encountered Having
successfully passed through these devious
wlndings, the asslduous party were repaid or
their labor by Il view of unsurpassed grandclr.
4 beautiful chamber about 20 feet IN husht
and 4OXjO feet in dimensions, icstOOncd Dy
MAGNIFICENT hanging StaaCtitCs, and represent
inr a growth Oftrcc>, shrubs, etc, OF fantastic
shapc- and various cOlorS, was presented 10
the view Of the, wondering bcholdcrs About
the center Of this immense dome was Suspcld-
ed large and sparkling pendant, of chmdc-
Iier,hapc. which gave grace and artistic finish
to the marai Of smaller dimensions. Wen
struck with hammer, this huge pcnfnt
sounded clear and beautiful, not unlike we'll,
strung dram. The floor T. tn beautiful ma
capaCious chamber Is CCi.yD the smc
clear substance Is that Otthe Ornamental hing
inCs, and the walls on either side are Splcntlu-
" cncascd and finished, rs liby master hinu
whose skillful handiwOrk had wrought - 1t
were by magic. Upon the floor Of this pom
was found Il stone battcaX and ilcshcr, sub rs
were in the early days Of this country u,c by
the red men in the dressing OF hides, etc. yum
crous bat, were discovered housed wilhipthls
chamber and the light emitted by the amp
seemed To disturb their peaceful rcposc. Ntlll
proceeding further another room was fund,
which We'd with the first in splendor of door
alton and clabOratCness 1t was larger in,lIr,
and somewhat dissimilar in furnishing yet
with the same general outlines. Raditlng
from this chamber were two passages, cadi OF
which was followed by the party, but ineach
case admission was barred by what sccmd to
be a lake of water From the first CHAMBER Il
passage was also noticed bearing in different
direction, but from the fact of the party Icing
insuflicicntly provided with lights they we're
compelled to defer further exploration. lum-
erous hicroglyphics were also discovered, none
Of which could be satisfactorily decipherd
About three hours were spent in the eXllora-
ton, and the party are enthusiastic and mnti-
dent that hidden wonders are yet remaining
undiscovered, which will mark this cave among
the most wonderful, if not the largest lpon
the continent.
A number of beautiful stalactites, and 'thcr
quaint specimens of natures underground
work, were carried away for Inspection 1T
erlo0 (iH) Times,
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From Utica.
NCCNiNI1O.

UTICA, Feb. eth, 1873
The party given at Mr.. Carlins on Friday
evening, Feb. LIST, was one of the good times
which occur but seldom in life time and are
laden with many pleasant "reminiscences
The host and hostcsSCs were as usual kind, so.
ciablc, and all agog for mcrry-making The
supper was undcniably M moHde, and such IL
hearty reception did it meet at the hands of the
guests that your correspondent, IN order To
make himself feel hungry by thinking of it,,
will quote part Of the bill of fare and thus al
low others to share his feelings
PASTRY.
Cup cake, citron cake, Berwick sponge cake,
raised doughnuts, lemon iumblcs
PRESERVES.
Ounce jelly, brandy peaches, mangocs, pre-
served citrOn melon
DESSERT
Wine Jelly, lemon foam, floating island co
mote OF oranges, German trifc
1t makes us feel bad to think that this affair
is past, but when we consider that Mr.. G.. Gal.
vim Of Waltham has invited all his friends to
partake Of the milk and honey of the land at
his expense next Friday evening our sorrow is
not 5" hard to bear. SCUTTLER
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millionaire ,tulrk Mendoza Il few DAYS orc
nd created an unreasonable fllrore in that i'm.
uccuniou. burg by attempting TO pass $50 bill.
Asa so bill /, Il ,g,,t o,iy in said city the only
conclusion the business men could come TO was
that IT wa, counterfeit and had the man arrested
forthwith. The cypcrts of the city and surround.
inc provinces were then called in to examine the
suspicion, LEGAL tender and finally pronounced
IL Genuine The prisoner WAS then released and
NOW they all tr, tos,uddlr il ougto Princeton tbr
man HAVING hailed from thottown, Sand no man
was ever before known to ret away from that
town with SO"
The S,,. say, the nucniur Marty given hv fine
Joliet Citizens Corn, last Wednesday evening.
.s , formal oocnir,, If ,Ioir handsome ormor,.
prnvcd to n d, .,,,.. ,,,ito 49, r,I,. 49, ,rticino,
3D. Fifty coupIr, Of tLc society ncon,c mostly,
yo,,no pconlr ,y.r. prcsrrt "Thc ormorv mar
lors arr. models or ,I,.,,,,,c and ,o,d ,o.to Thc
west parlor 4. dttrd nm ,snccilly far fine I,d;os
.opioipin, sofas. easy chairs mirror. etc win
nretly toilet room The east norIor i tr,c den
.,..irncd ,o fin. urnurmcn and il , mazda, card
ruom and p,rp,op, I,,rrir., rloco Thc cor
,..s,or, d.portmcrt f. ,,,rl,,. to mas, ,,,oro.,
tyutIlFp pf fine tutirp establishment and l.
lifted nm REGARDLESS" A. to thc d,rciu., hall
md drI room. il i, said to Inc fine finest han far
Ifs size I'm the eff, GRAND ,niI;t,r,. IoiI,,, uo
Corps is announced for Wosbirg,on,s birthday
The attention, Of farmers and othcr. il c,IroJ ~
lie adyrr. In mi. manor onrourcir, .,I. -,
,crsonal propcrty Lv Mr. ! G. Runner
The strcator T,,. Decay. that, mn, d,u,h
ter ,y,.. .c,.r.,. L,r,,c5 l,., ,o,i. 49,,
,.1, If f., an ,b,. d,,,,l, ,,,,,o. =, ,,so
,,gs ,v,r,fp, ,,,. ,,,i,.. .,,r,oI .,,IIa,,. 49,,
5,.biro fine f., nt,lcr t,,o ,,ol,Iino h',,. 81
,.-r;,I. ,n,,,,r ,,,.,, h.r na,,;,, ~
.,.i,r, St. 1.,. I,,.,, ,,r,,o1 =, Man, 49,, ,.,
.,ncc' tr,. ,,,i,,.,, ,,,, = r.,o,o,,,,,.
s,,,rr,,. ,,.,l. ,,,, sc v,nI,,,, ill.,,
.,,rtcJ T., visit ,I,,ir ,i,,. in Ar,ir,,o,, ,I ,,
,.lli,., I,,ir,. ,,,, t,c, h,,,rod -,
hin ,,,,cr,ip,, ,o imp Of, ot tbcir dc.,,na,fa,,
lDi,, ,,a.l.., udnot Lcin,, ,royid,d win, ,,a.,,
rord. tI., r,,,Icct,J i, rcaucs, ,,,c c,,,d,,,,,.
o.. o.i.,,.,,, and ,l, ,r,,, u,,, ,hr,,,,.,. a.,
lilac. ,,. q. ni,, r,,c. If .nccd yotb,nr damn,
ID. bovs,r- ttc hoy. aid hmm and tbcy lu,o
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From Garfield.

GARFIELD, ILL.,, Feb It'll, 1873. d.
The Red Ribbon movement on Monday OF
this week, at the Garfield school house, was a
success beyond the expectations of the most
sanguinc workers in the cause. Judge Parrot
of Wenona Elder keeting, Captain Marscllus,
and others made effective speeches, especially
the Judge, who, in Il graphic manner, outlined
his downfall by the use and abuse of spirits,
and the gladncss and love which was manifest
ed in his home the night hc proclaimed the
resolve Of reformation. In less than thirty
minutes from the ;imc the opportunity was
given for signatures of membership, there were
II names on the roll, and rs many symbols
placed in Il conspicuous place on the costume
of the slgncrs Quite a number Of our young
folks attended the Red Ribbon ball at Wcnona
on Tuesday night and report it os the most
pleasant affair Of the season.
Mr.. Cassidy Of Boston, is with lis this week
and is having great success in canvassing for
the Boston Pint, and books of the Roman
Catholic faith.
The frost is almost all out of the ground
the roads not good; corn is coming in slowly;
and the taX-CollcctOr comes along and urges
the tax payer to try and meet the demand
INCOGNITO.