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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20
Colfax Mineral aprines

We advise everybody to go to Col
fax, not that it will cure everybody,
for there be stages in disease where
no remedy will avail, and certain
diseases that refuse to yield to any
medical treatment. We visited this
celebrated spring few days since, mot
for treatment, as we needed none,
but from an interest in the concern
and those we hope to induce to visit
it. 1t is highly magnetic, and most
chronic diseases yield to its use, es-
pecially dyspepsia. The worst kind
of dyspeptic is relieved at once, if
there is any recuperative power left
in the stomach. rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, liver complaint, constipation,
ETC., are cured by it's use. This prop
erty is owned by three gentlemen.
Messrs. Dixon, Gray and Leighton,
who last fall erected fine and COM
modious building, three stories high.
100 feet long and 80 wide, The en-
tire building is warmed with steam,
and every room in the house has q
coil of steam pipe for heating purpos-
es, also water, hot or cold. The beds
are all new, the mattresses first-class,
and the general furnishing of the
rooms complete, SO that invalids may
be cared for perfectly. This improv-
ment is all in addition to the old part
which still remains and will be refit-
ted and made comfortable for guests,
We should judge that over hun
dred could be accommodated at the
same time. and we know of no hotel
where the accommodations are bet.
ter or more cheerful atmosphere
prevails. The invalids who visi,
here soon put on cheerful counter
ance, indeed, the sunshine dispensed
lby Father Snow, superintendent o.
the baths, and DR.. Atkinson, the lady
physician. could not act otherwis,
than as heart-cheerers, while tn,
careful attention and uniform kind
ness of Messrs. Dixon, Gray q Leigh
ton, the proprietors, and all the help
make this q desirable and a pleasan
home for invalids, and we are pleas
ed to record the fact that it is bein,
'twell patronized, and the only fear W
have lie that soon the accommodation
| will be entirely inadequate to accom-
modate the health seekers. Indeet
this resort in the summer has attrac
tions for those who are not invalidf
A short distance in the rear on an ele
walton is forest in state of nature
where the denizen Of the city who ha
q such a love for the old woods, ca
2 roam to his or her hearts content an
, listen to the native songsters of tn
forest and the music of the breeze a
it stirs the leaflet and the bougt
q Aside from this there is no one 8
t well but he is liable to be sick, and
little publication, such as this waite
effects, with the necessary relaxatio
from business and amusement ma
prevent sickness. While the accom-
modations are of the best character
q the prices are most reasonable; te
dollars week for room. board an
treatment, which includes medic.
. advice. Two occupying one room 81
So it is cheaper to be sick here tina
at home, where the doctors bi
would probably be twice what til
entire expense would be here.-Ma,
sb0VfOayD Times
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20
M,scfnM1.
The Better Estate.
A Moment.

BttttT inc rHggeU pIUWDUvs
Who sings and cares for naught,
Than the bank cashier. with ten thousand year,
And n hundred thousand short.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

When the lightning flashes BY night,
The rain drops seem
A million Jewels Of light
In the moments CLEAN. .H'...
And often In gathering fears,
A momentof love
To jewels will turn the tears
That it cannot remove.
--Spectator
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20
Morteaee plotee Wanted.
The state Of Connecticut has passe,

l will purchase some long time
notes secured by real estate mortgage.
wifi o. M. LADD.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

DISTRICT CouRT.-The case of the
State vs. Jacob Shuey, larceny, wal
concluded to-day, and this afternoon
the jury Brought in verdict of gull
ty, as charged.
This man Shuey picked mans
pocket of property to the value Of
s25, some weeks since, in saloor
down town, and before night was in
jail, with the result above stated
Sentence has not yet been passed,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20
DR.. J. w. Stewart

Treats Cancers, Tumoy, Ulcers, or any kind Of
Sores, successfully. Btf Jeints. Paralysis, Drop
~, Spinal Diseases, ana all Chronic Diseases.
Ny treatment is Medical and Magnetic Power
combined. will cure you II you can be cured.
My Terms are reasonable. Consultation Free -
Residence and office ON the corner OF Second and
Green Streets, OttumMa, Iowa ocldkHRm
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

Mr.. p. d. Winship, Of this city, il
one Of the class that graduated from
Keokuk Medical College, last eve
ming. The class numbered lis, which
augurs that there is not likely to be a
scarcity Of doctors in this section very
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Lucy Shelton, wife of Rev. o.
G. Shelton, died at her home in Amish,
johnson county, Sunday of last week,
of cancer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

w. D. McCue, to-day, presented
his bond, as Deputy Sheriff, which
was approved by the proper authori.
ties, and he was sworn in.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

From Fridays Daily.
w. H. Baker, Of Plattsmouth, and
LATE Garner, of Omaha, called to-day,
on their way to their old home at
Agency City.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

Chambers 4 McElroy, attorneys,
received notice, yesterday, that the
application for pension of Mrs. Cliff
ton, widow Of the late Captain w. II,
Clifton, was allowed. The pension is
allowed from the date Of the Cap.
tain's death in 1874, and the first pay.
ment will amount to over $500.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

Ii. "A. gangs FetuFneu lfoin Dcs
Moines, last night. He says that from
the best authority he could get, the
wine and beer clause will be stricken
from the statutes, placing the manu-.
facture of those beverages on the
same basis with whisky and alcohol.
There is strong pressure brought to
bear, and as the bill was ready for the
third reading this morning, there is
but little doubt but that it will pass
by . very fair majority. The move
ment is favored, SO he says, by both
parties, license men and all. We
shall see in few days probably wha,
will become of il.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

Jim Servis has just returnd from
Texas. He informs us that for gen.
uine thrift, and everything else that
goes to make life pleasant and people
happy, Iowa can take the lead over
any number of such states as Texas.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

VIM. A. Winsell, one Of the CouRr-
ER's frat and best friends, was in to
see US to-day. Aside from his annual
contributions to our exchequer, we
are always glad to see him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

At meeting Of the creditors of the
bankrupt firm Of T. P. Moody & Co.,
of Ottumwa, held in Keokuk yester-
day, 7. p. Spilman, of Ottumwa, was
appointed assignee. W. w. Cory
represented Moody & Co., c. Man.
ming, the creditors.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

A car load Of garden seeds was re-
ceived at the c. B. & Q. depot, to-
day. The car contained $50 boxes,
consigned to 1l3 different persons.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-02-20

Discovery Of Remarkable lfiu-Stones
IN Wdukeshd County, Wisconsin,
State Senator Rice's Theory as to the
Prehistoric DrellerS in Anerica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02

announced Mr. Cartier made little squirt, and some
one cred out Tho cham pion sti ana this created
a cheer The Professor was now looking i,tiie pale
IN the lace, but otherwise was quite AS fresh IN mo.
lion ana his attitude graceful as wnen nc S.aaaeu A.
danced Tor eight consecutive hours, entered the nail
just Mr. Cartier was about passing INTO the nintn
hour, and he promised, according 10 rumor that
went round to do great feat At some future time u
Is likely some one Will be waiizinR for fourteen or
sixteen hours before the season Is over
Mr.. cAKTIER's PARTNERS
The partners selected by Mr. Cartier were, OF course
all first rate dancers and though entirely unaccus.
toned 10 such severe strain upon sheir powers oi
endurance showed wonderful pluck undcr Inc strain
But With which tho ladies' went through thor
part In the performance was only porticn OF MT
Carriers programme for ne claims that dancing Is
only form OF athletics, aud ihat y Is inc abuse
OF the art by its practice in late hours that ls
cuIpable and not tho fatigue or WEAKNESS complained
OF as arising from the exercise itself Mss saae La
boldti the hrst atucr, waltzed Tor the nrs Two con-
sccutive hours aud might mad she chosen, have hcld
out logger, though Ia form she Is quite slender Sne
again dancing later In the evening ior amusement
Mr. Cartier's next partner. Miss Lena Van Rater,
danced Tor two hours and Two minutes, beating MISS
Laboldti by Two minuics aud Miss sophie Van
appearance for an hour and eighteen minutes
but pruaen.y retired as her rivals were SUI
Emily Ashc one Of this seasons pupils, who waitzed
for Two hours and twenty minutes. She was followed
by Miss A. H. Stewart and Miss Rosie Horzcburg
who after spirited dancing retired; and as the
evening was now far advanced ~ beng near nine
o'cock little interest began to be felt in the clos
ing OF tho performance, and quito increase
the audience became noticeable.
THE TRIUMPHANT CLOSE.
Mrs Cartier camc as next partner after Miss Horze
burg and remained on the floor hfty.sight minutes.
She was succeeded by Miss Mary Milcr and 4. Hene
mau, who brought the tme up 10 quarter OF twelve.
For ID is quarter the spectators were nthusiastic in
their encouragement and all the other dancers re
tired leav the floor to the CHAMPION who was now
refreshed with some stimulants. Within few MN
utcs OF twelve the long waltz was anished trium-
rhanty TO tho tune OF yankee Doodle" Mr.. Car
tier briefly thanked tho @udience wished them all
happy New Year and tncn went through the core
mony Of presenting tho gold badge 10 Miss Emily
Ashe. who had waltzed with him for two hours and
twenty minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02

BuENos AYRxs Nov 23-Arrived. barks Com Dupont.
Nichols. It john. nh: Cens Hodgdon. Portland, Me;
schr John kranz Pitcher. New York; 18th: bark Carrie
Long. Park, Portland. Nc; brig woodland, Valentine.
HAVANA. Jan l-Arrived steamer Columbus. Reed, New
York. - -,
Sailed Nov Ship jamie Chill, (Ars). Baltimore.
In mort 23d Golden Fleece Morton, from New York
f Fr.ne:eo dscAAsens for rePnrs SsrHs Carrie
Gibson for do Isaac Hal. Ryder unc: Ella Matthews.
do; brgs Screamer. Sinnst do; Annie Stoer Adams,
do psey Queen Morgan for New York schr wiliiamine.
RIO JASxRo Nov ao-Arrived briggs Esglet, Davis New
YORK: Century (Br) Romeril Gaspe: Dec ]. Firm Br.
Oueree ID schrs Maud Briggs. Davis kichmond Dow
kin Now York; shss Bray Brunswick land all remained
Sailed Nov 49, banks Marie Ger). Schubert Galveston;
New Ore Ans sch Red Rose ,Br, Wells Now York al.s.
hob s~ s.rxs4s New YotS Ferris Thompson
ported sailed earier Aaiesund Nor} sehaae. New Or.
leans; 4tn, brig Bcte fAuO Mongolia New York; oth bark
In port Dec g. Ships Flying Eagle Crowol, from New
II Gem Collins, for New York Braxli,ra GeD for dol
Rsrnh.rd GER. Luring; for United States; Regnatos
(Br) Northcote nnc; Clara, Nichols DO brigs Aahne
tAr. Blk. for Baltimore cleared 80 Gip:ey Chief ORR.
Farvsy New York; Cacique Br) Cox, for BALTIMORE
Chowsn Clements for do Cleared 1stl John Bowen,
Hall unc Saiy:Brown Small and Eta Tucker Forbes,
unc chrs Flora GER. BrinKmaun FOR New YORK. Florence
lilo GRANpx Nov 2e-sailed, sehr John Rose, Howell.
Tn port Nov 80 briggs Mary Helen r, Cook Rich
mond; ella tBr Leitch. for Now York cleared 2sh)
schrs ,iersh Banker Price, for do Augur Dayton, for
Boston. -, ~
Leary sydney, CB; schr Helen Holloway, Thompson
Sout Ami
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
bar. / TherI Shnc Of
Ian. I. Hour Inch Deg Wind Weather.
Staten Island. PMl29 ~ 81 INV ICeAr.
Staten Island. 3 Pm 2aS0l 30 INV iClear.
Staten Island. IL PMt29.S5l 80 UNIV IClear.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. |, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTOyE TELEGRAPH LINE.
'.ms. August Andre ES, ss kyss Aosr ns = Sry on
Cd - spoke Alphens Marshall 'Br, from Antwerp
Steamer Pommerania Ger. schwensen. Hamburg Dec
10 avre 3d. with mdss and 81 pasengers to Kun
steamer Memnon Br), Peppere Rio Janeiro Dec 8; via
s sc Yin sf 10 Sqs ne
thence fresh gales with heavy head stove one OF
steamer Clyde; ribbon isvana Dec 90, with mdse and
Steamer CSrondeet Burrows St Jayo Dec IT, UIenius.
2 Nassau. wish mdse and passengers to Mu raw
Gisy Of Austin Chester Esrnandna and B.an.-
wick Dec Viz Port Royal 18th, with mdso and passen
Steamer City Of Savannah Mallory Savannah days.
Steamer Geo " Clyde. Ingram Charleston days. with
mase an pa,ssnserss TO Jas 2sin:ardS Co: 49, :.
James Hand.
o%n s1 es was
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Burdett, Lynch, Norwalk for New York
schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams, Stamford Tor New
schr Asher Parker CARPENTER Glen Cove for New York.
BoUlD EAST.
Steamer Nereus. Hallett New York for Boston.
sesr Potomac esf. oasi New York for 81 John NB
Rich s.s Yos e sSs0n
scar Leach rsnds.onv New YORK e., i0 ,, Fs River
sehr george Fierce Baker Nov York
Schr J ohm Lovett Dalton. New York for Bridgeport
Schr Ned Sumter. Fountain. Hobokeu for Some rset.
Schr West Wind, Bowman, Hoboken for Warren, ri.
schr NJ Tyler HAT. iIoboken for New London.
Schr d Pitts Ba bitt, Port j hnson for Portland
Schr Bentley. Lewis. Port Johnson for Providence
schr II Bartlett Kelly, Port johnson for Providence
schr Katie oyt. hesney Port johnson for Now Lon
don. s
Schr Isaac Borden badge, Ambcy for Fall River.
Schr Bertha Conover. AmbOy Tor Providence.
Sailed trem H.r. isasd ro.ds-srig Hattie Pstsis SBr.
Hatfield New York for Gijon spanl also The entire aee
comprising 40 coasters. which hal boon detained
through unfavorabls weather during tho past week.
Schr Senator Crimes from Hoboken for Boston (neore
fcported also to early hour this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER rorrsv,LLE at PHILADELPHIA. LIST from Boston,
aSDsi s:Sors on Braudy~ino .no.is.
BARK MooNLGHr-A letter has been received from
Ss:1 II ss %sss" n,
ON
u " @ ct s; On ss nd ana
the 30 the vessel sprung .leak Al hands con
!: si Il :S's 81
bark Elena Cap. MSodo hove in .shs and after con
tho sssss crew OF the Moonah We're I'll:
,ss aud says
seems almost miraculous
Edward island on the Goth Of December IS supposed to
have lost with all hands in numoer. On sstur-
bodies. were washed ashore At Kewfrssc Pei Two Of
the bodies were Identified ono being that Of Capt Noses
senx sAngrn wAnIsc (of Frederick, Md from Mville
while trying mako Great Ess arbor and
50 badly damaged that sire was condemned ana stripped OF
scnn FLAG TRUCE tBr), from Cape Breton for Halt
fax struck cddorc Lodges Doc 81 and sunk. Tho
day Newcastle. arrived At simpson Bros dry dock at
Philadelphia yesterday for rcpaira -u.
scnR CoaA ErrA Pcndlcton. from Portisnd for tCArde
mas put into Boston LIST Inst tor hatbor having had
Scum Lxwrs EHRmAN. Collision. from kavassa for Ba
with guano went ashore on the night OF tho soth
other damn 70.
An USKsows SCHOONER Is ashore at York Spit; no par
tieuIara
BowER's BEACH, Del Dec 3i-rhc schooner
the beach tho hotel hero proves to DO
tho Emily Bartlett COT Phadelpha Capt Johnson bound
with railroad iron and cd from New York to ch
she parted Of her chsins In the gale and dragged
beating tho Flogger shoals; eak,ng badly, her
captain let his anchor go and dritcd ashore.
The yawi boatload ot men reported ms boarding
her In the storm proves be tho Captain Harding
the scr Emily Curtis cf Bostcn) from Philade
At anchor ABOVE Cross Ledge Light House on sun
day morning durn. the gale. aud abont six o'clo x
struck what Is supposed to be sunken wreck
filing rapidly forward and SINKING finally In shout
20 teet water she settled down the captain and
crew, still cngng to the spArs and rigging. managed to
the eawsrd and gee SAFELY on board wnen
driven before the wind near the Emily Bartlett.
thoy refugee and aid Of thrown their
assistance all safely board Captain Harding has
engaged schooner return his sunkcn vessel
che weather will permit
BrppgvoRp Dec 3i-The ssco River closed to navi.
CATION last night.
CARE MAY NJ Jan 1.-The pilot boat tight reports the
schr Mary Trainer anchored of Somers Sboa with he.
headgear all aud her carried Sho
disabled that she will have to be towed to Phadel
phia tor repairs
NEW LoSpoK. Dec 31-Schr Only Son towed into the
hsrbor yesterday afternoon by tho Burnside In dis
abled condition. having lost her main boom and one boat
during the gale OF Watch Hill Sunday night The schr
Cero Gordo came In ietor with flying itbboom gone.
PLYMOUTH. Mass, Dec 3l--A heavy northeast gale
need blowing yesterday and continued through last
night About ~ o'clock yesterday afternoon small
sch -rgged boat into this arbsr with
in her and is anchor inside the beach. She
probably blown of during tho gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Jan i-Arrived steamer Neptune. Berry. New
York; ssas Cora Eta fendleson Portland for 0afdsna'
srved s.smsrs John: .a0DSkns H.l's B.is
s.ed-stsamers BorAs and Gansus: bark chessins.
,' sAITiscSS .s.% team =, c.lss.: ys,s,
March PrcvideScs ri ship lBr, Edgar 0suds.
Sss SQUIRE
ssisdNsiig Aneroa; bark Ae.eins..e Aes.me; sris'
bkI,rOL Dec arrived schr hampden' Fletcher.
e., p ;ss:~ss Cit, Of Atlantis.
sea Gull vna,y S THns0r
FokTREsS NoNko, Jan l-Arivcd. steamer Glen.
trYu sT Gl.ssow ssfing .r from B.,mor. for
Bl rss,sH Rsdersss1 s
pan5. and snteima tNor,. Hchmond Tor Rio Jsne,ro
Gs.1S ss 81 ss ~s.s in
fail RIVER Dec 2o--sailed. schr Convoy. French.
oEoRGETowN, DC. Dec 20 Arrived. sehr Henry Allen.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 2s Arrived. steamer amer, Pal%ynsn
DID, Havana; bark Lydia l5we!, Nielsen; Guads.
ioups brig Ysabelita tsp) Air. Ccncegos; schr Anna.
Jan u Arrived. steamer Explorer 3D.. Liverpool
Passes Jan iXrrivsd bark Androas iu' tSor' ssvsr-
ssiied-ship Maria siedenburg 9icT( Bremen; baris
ssRi!f i,b ss' Ss-s .ssr co.
sc,hDHrrivcd schr Ellen r. walker. Now York for
ssiisd-sehr Minnesota, coomb.; New York ,v
Nc; Mary A Predinore, Fitch New York.
p @'is 'a' osa'' RON
noSss.r a1n Sarnsy s DO Mary psdnY, !av
dense Jennie Carter do for 90; Annie Lockwood. %
PORT GiMBLE. Dec S4-Xrdved. Ship Sycamore.
PORT DISCOVERY. Dec 22-sailod bark Mary Glover.
roaf HoYXI an 1-Arrived steamer City of Dallas,
Hines. New Yors and sailed for Fcrnanaina).
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3i-Arrivcd. schr Henry d Nay,
jan Arrived. steamers Ashland Howe. Fall River;
.r, SsS. sas% anw rI:v yosF
rsSr.: s% New York; Cent?
newcastle, Dol Dec 3iPassod down. bark Laurel (Br,.
LIVES Del. Dee si-Passcd ont. bark Maggie csrviIl
TS' 1sst ssss.
michael and three baits rom above remain abreast ap
1ss schr WOODWARD
PRoyibESUE. Dec 5i-olsared. schr Champion OBJ.
saiicd-stssmer VIM Crane. Howss, Baltimore; schr:
Helen Condor, Rogers; Aro Pardce. Shropshire. and
..sANFK%NCISCU, Dec 24-ship CoquimDo, Aroy. Port
clearcd-B.rk Grae. Roberts. Olsen, Honolulu; sehr
Sailed : Bark Gcm Of the Ocean, HAYES. Nsnaimo; NJ
Turner. Anderson. Enceuada, Mexico:
Jan i--Arrivcd. steamer Chin" Friel Hong Kong vie
SEATTLE. Dec a.,-Arriyed, barks B Bell Fox. San
SAVANNAH. jan i-arrivcd steamers City Of Macon.
s sissSs ssx sbecci coos.
Rio Janeiro Matilda q Smith tBr). Smith. Liverpool.
Ciesred-stcamer San Jacinto Phillips, Nassau (snd
saceJ ship Marcia Greeneaf Bunker Port Royal, SO,
schr John siusman, Ga, Fernandina.
saied--sehr Pedrito tspl. y Brien Nuevitas
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec 29-Arrived, schr Frcderie
Fish Davis Weehawken for Boston.
Keturued-Schrs Sinaioa and AIRY Ruse.
Ordered to Norwich -Schr opera (Br).
9tn Arrived schr Kit Carson, Lawrence Portland sos
Bucksvilie 80.
3lst-No wrriv,ls.
il port brig aorsney 'chrs Harri.s Fuller, n prov,
Frederic Fish. Mary Ann, Sinaios and Kit Carson.
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan l-Arfived, schr Emms
Drummond, Higgins, NsvassA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
THE EXCISE MIDDLE.

The Office OF tho Board OF Excise was closed yes
terday the being glad OF an opportunity
to enjoy the brief rest which the holiday allowed
them to take. The Commissioners OF Accounts were
also absent and did not continue their examination
Superintendent waIliue had TO communicate
regarding the excise trouble, but spoke OF the time
that was necessary for the captains oil the various
precincts obtain complete lists oil the saloon Keep
ers no have paid moneys to secure their licenses
Two three OF the precincts had reported pus the
majorty will require several days yet 70 20 over tho
ground IN u thorough manner. Those saloons having
licenses were interfered with yesterday as there
is no law touching the sale OF liquor holidays when
MOI ceebrntad ON Sunday