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Cheese.

There is very little movement in
cheese. the cold weather having effectu-
ally prevented shipments but with the
beginning of milder weather orders
are coming in. The stocks on hand are
larger than usual at this season of the
year, but are in first class condition and
q good trade Is now confidently expect
ed, and at better prices.
We quote: Buying, (naked) 6 cents.
Billing (boxed) Z q ~ cents.
The shipments of cheese for the
week ending Jan. 22nd, are as follows: !:
No. of boxes, 1852. No lbs, 16,Sl3.
Butter for the same time as follows:
No. tubs, 76. No. lbs. 4,770.
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Tho TOwnsendS.

This Comp, my comes to our town with
the best Of references. The Toledo pa
pers, where it performed during the
holidays, speak in the highest terms of
this troupe. The Townsends will ap-
pear here on Friday and Saturday even
ings of this week In the great senss-
tional drama "Nick of the Woods" !"
From among the scores of press notices
we have seen of this talented company,
we select the following:
The large house greeted
this excellent company of artists last night.
The tragedy Of Othello was presented. In
the character of the Moor, Harry Townsend
has gained eminent distinction at the leading
theatres in England and America. Miss Con-
stance Townsend is q charming actress and
sustained the character of Desdemona with
marked ability. Mr.; Burnett Townsend as
Iago is unapproachable. In his hands the
character has fine portrayal. The cos
tunes worn by this company are as fine as
any We have ever seen in Toledo.-(Toledo
Bee, Dec. "a, 1873.
''Nick of the Woods,' as played by the
Townsends last night, resembles, in many re-
spects the performance of the celebrated
Buffalo Bill Combination, but is, in our opin-
ion, by far the most exciting piece of the two
Nick Of the Woods is full Of interest, and
keeps the audience up to the highest pitch of
excitement from beginning to end. The
company has evidently made a specially of
this piece, and it was the most successful
performance it has given hcre.-Rochester,
N. Y. Democrat
The Townsends performed the great SEN
sational drama of Nick of the Woods to a
crowded and delighted audience last night
showing clearly that it matters not what
piece they undertake, whether 1t is tragedy.
comedy, farce or sensational, they are mas
ters of their profession Globe
Those who were present and are fond of
seeing painted to the life the excitements and
dangers incident to pioneer border life must
have been highly gratifed last night. In
"Nick of the Woods" the Townsends gave a
very graphic delineation ofth hardships and
barbarities our early pioneers had to battle
with in the western wilds. The piece is
founded upon history and OF the sensational
school we know OF no better.-Oswego Palla-
dium.
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Agricultural Meeting.

At the Annual Meeting of the Wei
lington Union Agricultural Society held
on the 14th, the following officers we're
elected for the year 1879:
F. b. Manly President, j. w. Wilbur
Vice President, 4. N. Goodwin Sec'y,
S. X. Laundon, Treasurer. A. ID. Lins-
ley, L. F. Clifford and A. j. Sage Di-
rectors for two years, Chas. Phelps
Marshal, w. c. Crane Chief Of Police,
John Howk Superintendent of Grounds.
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On Tuesday evening Jan. 14th, the Ia
dies of the Universalist Church gave a
neck-tie party at the house of G. Phelps.
That wholesome primitive dish, called
"nlush and milk" was the crowning fea-
ture of the feast. A numerous company
of fun-loving people were present each
quaff1ng a generous Gbation from the true
fountain of youth-harmless mirth. A
handsome profit was realized. b.
Last week Milo June was seriously in
jured by falling tree. With his broth
er Lyman he cut sled-crook from tree
that was IA inches in diameter at the
butt and 40 feet high aud stood upon q
steep hillside. After saving it nearly
off they undertook to push it over down
hill, but pushed the foot out instead and
the tree swept both men down, catching
Milo under the big limbs and to use his
own expression, if his brother chad not
been IS stout as bob-sled he could new
er have got him out from under it,"
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New York. March. 1876,

New York, March, 1876.
GILES & Co.-Gents: 1 have for
more than one year prescribed your
Liniment, with the very best results.
1 have found it, as an application in In
flamation of the Lungs (Pneumonia) 4,
or in Pleurisy, on. of the very best.
1t penetrates the tissues or parts rap
idly. In cases of irregularity of the
hearts action, depending on nervous
Irritation, it acts promptly. After be-
ing made acquainted with the combina-
ton of your Liniment, and seeing its
action in so large number of cases,
do not hesitate to recommend the same
to both the public and the profession.
Yours truly, Rob't S. Newton, NJ. D.
137 West 47th st.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that there will
be meeting of the stockholders of the
First National Bank of Wellington, O.,
on Monday Feb. 81, 1879, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ, and II NJ, for the
purpose of elccting five Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
IL l6t8 = . r. A. HoRR, Cashier.
Wellington, O., Dec, alst, 1873, - -,
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PITTSFIELD.

A number of our farmers met and or
ganized club for mutual improvement,
on the 18th inst, r. s. Sheffield Presi-
dent, E. w. Pitts Secretary.
School Distict No. having dismissed
their teacher have employed Miss An
drews to teach the remainder of the
term.
Mrs. Robinson relict of Mr.. j. Robin
son who died last spring, died on the
18th, aged 20 years.
Steps are being taken to organize a
singing class SO perhaps our churches
will have improved music. So be it.
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UNCLE RoBINsoN's
OYSTER DEPOT


l am now in daily receipt of
fresh Oysters from Baltimore,
and will sell bulk and can oys-
ters cheaper than ever, by the
dish, served up in every style.
For church and benevolent
objects I win make reasonable
deductions, also to merchants.
Please do not forget that keep a full snr-
ply of Groceries and Provisions, together
with Fruits and Confectionery, Tobacco and
Cigars, Lunch and Hot Tea and Coffee at all
hours, and no pains spared to accommodate
all who call. .-..- ..i,.-.4
Thankful for past favors remain your
humble servant, -
Il. JRoBINsoN.
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Lecture on New Mexico.

The next lecture in the Bell Fund
Course will be given by Hon. S. B. Ak
tell. Ex-Governor Of New Mexico, on
Friday evening, Jan. 2+th, at half past
seven O'Clock. This will be a very fav-
orable opportunity to enlarge our
knowledge of an importont part of our
country. Mr.. Axtell, having been re-
Gently Governor of the Territory of
New Mexico. eau speak of this subject
from ample knowledge.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Wish Everybody to Know

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen of
this vicinity, known to everyone as a most
influential citizen and christian minister of
the NJ. E. Church, just at this moment
stopped in our store to say, 81 wish every
body to know that l consider that both my
self and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure" 1t is having tremendous
sale over our counters and is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases of Lung Diseases,
such as nothing else has done.
DRs. MATcHETr & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, Nav 18th. 1873.
Sold by Everett b Starr, Wellington, Ohio.
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q time and within the past gear too, when
thousands Of pounds Of our cheese was not
wanted at anything over the cost Of manu-.
featuring and selling. Especially was this
the case where q few freight bills, several
commissions and other incidental expenses
were charged in.
Every dairyman must certainly have his
eyes open by this time and fairly understand
the situation, and now shall we stand by and
see the results of our hard labor and the
cream of a business best adapted to us pass
into the hands and to satisfy the greed Of a
few, who, 1t would seem, delight in impov-
erishing us that we may be the more COM
pletely subjected to them.
say appoint another meeting and keep
them up till we shall have accomplished our
aim. Who seconds the motion?
do not wish to be understood as casting
any reflections upo n the Spencer dairymen
for not carrying the convention through in
good shape. Theirs was the first grand in
augural step and now every dairyman should
put his shoulder to the wheel and push.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Do You Believe 1t?

That in this town there are scores of per-
ons passing our store every day whose lives
are made miserable by indigestion dyspep-
sia, sour and distressed stomach, liver COM
plant, constipation, when, tor Is cts. we
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure chem. Sold by Everett d
Starr, Wellington, o.
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gu Unable to Do an Hours Work"

Such was the condition Of Henry Sni-
der, of st. Armand, P. O., before COM
meEcing the use of the Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy. One bottle gave relief
aud four entirely restored him so as to
enable him to do the hardest manual
labor.
For sale by Everett & Starr, Yelling
ton, O., and Strong, Cobb & Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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n PAR business. You can engage in. -e5 TO $50
Qkv per day made by any worker Of either
nTAv sex. right in their own localities, Par
UbV ticnlars and samples worth IS free. I'M
prove your. spare time. at this business. Address
SrIssoN 3 Co. Portland. Maine. n-27yl.
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HOLLoWlY'S OINTMENT.

Possessed of this Remedy, every man
may be his own doctor. 1t may be
rubbed into the system, so as to reach
any internal complaint; by these means
It cures Sores or Ulcers in the Throat,
Stomach, Liver, Spine, or other parts.
1t is an Infallible Remedy for Bad Legs,
Bad Breasts, Contracted or Stiff Joints,
Gout, Rheumatism and all skin diseases.
INPoRrAHr CAUTION. None are genuine unless the
States, surrounds each box Of Pills and Ointment.
Boxes at Is cents, g. cents and 81 each. -srsf
eyThere is considerable saving By taking the
larger sizes
I3m3s
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Notice to Take Deposition.
IersIn sTa CeSatg 1r 4H In Court of Common Pleas
JUDsoM ss,TaIt CHAMBERLAIN PIN. lpetition for

JCDsoN Ias1 GIHAMBERLA1N' PIN, Petition for
FANNY CHAMBERLAIN, Dert divorce.
Within and for the County Of Lorain State of ohio.
The Defendant will take notice that the 18th day
of January, A. D., 1879, the above named plaintiff
will take the DISPOSITIONS Of sundry Witnesses, be
used evidence on the trial of the above entitled
cause, at the ofice of William G. Saunders. in the
city Of Grand Rspids. in the County of Kent, and
State Of Michigan between the hours of o'clock, A.
N. and O'Clock, p. NJ. OF eaid day, and that the
taking Of the will be adjourned from day day.
between the same hours until they are completed.
W. F. HERRICK, Atty for Prn.
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For Lame Back, side OF chest use SHI.
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price 25 cts.
Sold by Everett 3 Starr.
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100 1d1 Men and Women are wanted. to make
e0SseSS from s2 to SIS per day. Agents are
now making that amount
Iet4l Address, with one cent stamp, -
- - Rev. s. tt. BUCK. Milton, Pa.
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A nice line of cloths just re-
ceived at Fitch's.
Clothing made and fit guaran-
teed at Fitch's.
A large stock of ready-made
clothing, late and nobby styles
at FitCh's.
A large stock of overcoats
cheap at Fitch's.
Ladies cloakings cheap at
Fitch's
Waterproof cheap at Fitch's.
Ladies' underwear cheap at
Fitch's.
Boys underwear cheap at
Fitch's
Mems underwear cheap at
Fitch's.
A large stock of hats and caps
cneap at F1tch's.
Trunks, satchels and shawl
straps cheap at Fitch's.
Neck wear and hosiery cheap
at Fitch's.
Gloves and mittens cheap at
Fitch's.
The best shirts in America
cheap at Fitchs.
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NEW. saa fstls
sa's fia75 - asrat.4 :. a7,i
LIVELY STABLE.

. = sI1il ~ -sis' r-1slaelo i1l-7.- &C
Having purchased the large
Wareroom formerly owned by
T.. Doland. and fitted it up for
a Livery Stable and furnished
it with frst-class rigs, all new,
1 am prepared to meet every
want Of. the public in. my line.
Geod teams furnished at all
hours and at reasonable rates.
81. H = p. C.4THOMAS.a
81 IN. .4oy1 sss.i fnr-fN r-set < ~ -
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Don't Read This!

John Edwards is the 'tBoss" Manufac.
turer of Crockery in England. Bowlby
& Hall sell his goods. If you want to
see complete stock of Queensware and
Glassware call on the above firm at any
time. We make it speciality to keep
just what the people want in that line.
II you want the real "Sugar of Our
Dads," New Orleans without the modern
adulterations you can buy it of Bowlby s.
Hall.
Our stock of Groceries will bear in
spection. We don't claim to sell goods
cheaper than everybody else. Such talk
savors too much of shoddy goods. We
buy the Best Goods we can find and will
sell at as small profit as anybody. We
simply say that we will give as much for
the same money as can be had in town.
If you want some "High up" flour for
special occasions, such as weddings, etc.,
you can get it ut
H.. E. -i.s-- -BOWLBY & HALLS.
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was COuSiucIotc cuouSu " toAC tuc uchu
Of night to fall, when no one was in the
room to be injured thereby, is u mystic
ry.- The plastering will now all be
taken from the ceiling and replaced by
that which is better.-Lea der.
Behold how great matter a little
fire kindleth. A mistake was made
some twenty five years ago in deed of
what is now known as the Bakery
property" conveying lots 75 and 76 in
tead Of "a and 75and all deed smade since
for property on the south of Liberty
and Railroad SITS. have followed In the
wake OF that mistake and so few days
ago it was found that blacksmith Spicer
had deed of Turley's grocery, that
Benjamin Wadsworth was about to con.
vey to the First Cong'l Church the
Litchfield saloon (who would have
thought that Ben. had been q silent
partner In the saloon business all these
years., that Litchfield had Tapped over
on the livery business, that Kent and
Dell owned Stroup's stone front, that
Stroup was harness-maker,O Otterbach-
er clothed men instead of horses. that
Fuller could move into Mrs. Carpenters
that Mrs. C. was entitled to the striped
pole, while Scene" could oust the old
gentlemen, and Harvey without place
on which to set his foot must still carry
second story on his sboul-
ders, a hard thing to do Bro. Harvey.
We are having "new deal" Of deeds all
around and it's ''ROl's" deal. He has
reputation for fair dealing. sss,
, 1879-05-15

Two Arabian 1IorAcs OF tho VuroRt Blood
md lfc.E EnrIn.

Two Arabian 1Ioracs OF tho puroat Blood
md Hest Form.
CtnstapNnop1e Lfisrr to ThiIf1ffiDhfd Ttf<3Taph
In Alaseh last when Gen. Grant, ia the course
ot his cruise IN thu Ynnla'!a, came to Constau-
slnopc, btu first visit was paid TO the Sultan.
Immediately utter this interview bis Majesty
charged Mtlnir Boy, t1lp Master Of Ceremonies.
to present thu General with III Arab horse from
tho imperial Stables. Accordingly number
wpro lct1 out, and ono clloHcn anil set aside for
him; but, ewing to so,no misunderstanding, the
Klft horse was not sent, aEd The vanla'aa sailed
without lm. Recently, thu question having
been revived, sl,e stecd fl question was hunted
up AnonE tho h10 1Orscs which compose tho In
ptrlal atud. lle was found, md, accompanied
By serond horse, aso Tor Gesf. Hsant, trans
icrred to the ears Of the American Leg cation.
Arrangements hhyG been made to send them
lu few days OIL The Norman Monarch, steatn.
or uf D tn1ls capacity, which Will probably sail
direct to New !iaVeu They are 10 b. housed
In rough weather. al'd treated like SALOON pas
srl,gcrs. So 1t is to bo reasonably hoped tl1at
tlir cud OF thcts thirtytlnys' passaEo Will lna
them so1!th II wtnd mud llnb ons Il q dapnfcd
,wtcrtstc Of thu Avabiau hluod,-small, wcll-
set, restless ears, witie pink nostrlls and large
suit cycs, waving na,e, a,td long tail reaching
almost 70 thy ground, ami skln ot aueli dell
ricnt to draw blood The olter eta'lton has all
ll.rso points. lie is a glossy hlacl, With
hind feet. When tho Ion. forelock falls
over Ills fosu!,rad, the large, black eyes
llavo all tho expression Of Il Ualoun won,an's.
Their gatt ts perfect, be It either the rapid walk,
tho long swinging trot. or tho treless stretching
cultnp, while rci,t OF one thread Of silk Il
enough to Gutle tletr delicate mouth. Lot ono
Or ibIsu Arabs, III tho nlad rush of charge or
flight, lusc hts rider, md u'at instant tho do
ciu sseed will stop as shoagli turned into stone.
rhuss two hors.s aro Of tlu famous saktan race,
thu p,,rest Arabian btuod, ony found IN aid
near lIas.l,d. The tlappu-gray IL appropriately
named nieysau {l'lu PAntherh and the black
la derives FROM ihn fact tE,at he was bought 1t
Catro, although foalru ut Bagaal. Fur hrced-
inE purposes " we'll ns for satllle.horsea their
bloou uMd tcmper are high recommendations,
und have M doubt that uur great General will
lc highly pleased with the Sultan's gtrt.
, 1879-05-15
k10RF RAINFALL.

II has been known Tor soycral years paat that
tho rainfall In thu central sections Of tho coll
tircnt Inns been steady increasing. Whatever
tlie Causc Hiny be, the tacts hayo been well Mt
tested. Tho productive agricultural belt III
kapsas anil NpbrAskn has been steadily moving
Westward tuMaris this Rocky Mountains; aad
NOW pusitive proui comes Of tho Increased ruin
fultn tho CENTRAL nor,uns Ut the continent, bt-
tween thu Roxy aud the Sierra Nevada Mount
ntus, being TIM continued rlse Of the lakes ia
TINT region. II paper real before tlm Natton-
al Academy Of Sciences bJ Prof. IB Cunte, VI
tl,p Califor1,la ,Unyetsity, It Is stated:
FruIn bis observations Tn Lake Mono, prnf.
lie Gontt congludcl that Its lcycl Ia again rising
teon yeara, Ilo found near iils marquis u tho
lake shGup-tOEras fenceR and old trails. sublnesH.
ed tnut,y feat. liz also found dead sa0o-lruBl
{drteHtt'a tr3enlatd) and grensawood lsarcobattS
t.7mft.tadss) ilat were Under iivo feet of "ater
NuigAboring residents eatt1,atU thu rise OF tho
luke As.ten to twelve feet IN tal to !ltcen years.
Salt Lake IL known 10 have r1srn ten 10 fourteen
feet Ia twenty-five yeurs, anl llas submerged
iarxo tr1cts OF land Oh lts flat lnaraine; al it,
xatcrs ars shown, BY analysis, 70 l'lvo decreased
!n salt. .Fyranfd Lake. according TO King, has
sIscn nino feet, and Winncnucca Lake tWenty-
two feut, in nniy fnalr years. There arc slnl-
lar aceounts Of Walker and Owen 1.akcs. Tile
tuse is evidently an increase OF rainfall aud es.
ptcally Of snowfall. With resart! to moving
guoWa aold, or sathur Imperfect glacier, On Mt,
Lycll frot. l.c Conte tlK!s sl:ns that the loo Is
advancing; the smut Of the gluc!sr was uscsscd
hs1d sgalnst 1noraine when no last saw 1t
H8E3l, nt,d' tho tAoralne Itself was just at the
limit Of stability, SO tiAt tho 1tust disturbance
caused fragments from It to be detached. Eyi-
lencc from trees, adduced b. klnR, showa that
uio advance Of snuw towars them is recent, al.l
has not taken plaza previously in $50 years.
There ara ~ rot no sufficient data to determine
fully whether the present cycie OF Increasing
, 1879-05-15

ton las bten caused Ut Moscow by tho murder
Of 10y IN u poilesman's hut. Tic BOY lotl been
srnt by hts suastur, III in,i.kaaper, to chunge :
Twenty-Five ruDlo nUte, n.Ai Ht,tlu ou tho roa4
tllsp!ayed 1t to policeman with whom ho WIS
familiar. Tile lnttcr furltcu HIN to enter the
hut, u,sti closed the door after hin. Halt au
hour alterward, the tnn.keepcr. Morozotr, klarul-
I'd at tho abaeiict Of hla boy, aent out souae moa
iracc,t him to tho polictmaa'a bootka.n The
pushed opuu, u,.tl then llle dreadful sleht re-
yeulud !lsulf Of The boys hcatless trunk lylng
hrad bcucalh Ito flooring. Other policemen
were speedily summoned to THO spot, uii1 tho
uoroduyo!. with h1h hands still stained With
blood, was taken before tho District Magistrate,
Wll0 vt onca c0mMLttte4 htm for trial
, 1879-05-15

occurred several tt1nos during my stay, but tho
expected that In less than month prospcctInx
PARTIES will be scattered over the who]e of Tilt
rcr'on. crossing avcn the Snowy Range md pcns
etrotipg the hitherto unknown country bcyotd.N
, 1879-05-15

becoming oyerhusted while playing ut football,
and eycutua!y settled On my cheat with very bad
cuush. Wao 1T th!s condition. tried several
d., Jayuo's Expactorant, mi now hkppy 10 SAY
that NY h1alLh hls snti1ely improved, aud ala
confident Of soon unding myself completely cured,
-. Kflgahank .YtlaaufAS, Australl4.
, 1879-05-15
As Found by Commissioner
Raum's Revenue Agents
and Helpers.
rho Region Where Regular
Troops Are Sill Exceed
ingly Unpopular.
Especially When the South
ern Election Method Is
Endangered.
Trapio Tales Of g. Most Dangerous
and Lawless Glass
Of Peoplej
Who Are systematically and
Deliberately Robbing the
Government;
Whose Natural Enemy. Is the
Officer of the Internal
Revenue;
And Who Frequently Get Aid and
Sympathy from the State
Militia.
4 List Of Nineteen Officers Killed
and Thirty-t1ve Others
Wounded.
Twenty Distillerles Seized in
the South to One in
the North.
Whose Natural Enemy Is the
Officer OF the internal
Revenue;
And Who Frequently Get Aid and
Sympathy from the State
Militia,
A List Of Nineteen Officers Killed
and Thirty-fve Others
Wounded.
Twenty Distillerles Seized in
the South to One in
the North.


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w,survn1os. D. C.. bfay 14.--Tbe seerotarv
=, w. Trea.,,r, h.. tr,r,n,,,t c,, -, ,,,o &C.,
o. ths treasury nas 1'aa,n''.ea 10 ue sc''ato
G,n. R,un, commissioner of Iutornnl Rryonua. .
'sa ,a'' 49, en..,,r. $500. -. a1'l u'ua
M IT," ga hnva 5a "nor m tne 1txas e..
statement 2! Tug apelat.os ~! Ine suppression q
e1t dtsti!lattoh IN sesofal @! the states where IT
s prevailed 10 Tue ffsato's extent Ga, sinsn ,nly
Notk W: olst!let. Eln,nE tns num9eF OF at!l!s
!eEsa. ns!eons atssseu' aMu easah!es occurring
y ntaeh a,stt!es, wltn suMH'aty or '9e' condition
ss,re hit force las bccn 1nrcialiy emninved inr
the discovery aud se!suse Of illicit d.atflcrles,
Ths force hhs been engaged wholly upon this work,
tad not rpon gcuetal duties:
ni.7n,cr ar AuK4nsAs.
sor,,.r ~ ss,It snsc1"1 ncnntics m ] c,nn'nvod "a
TINE q emn!oynsnt' seycn months.
Soal o. hame; ~ H.; S.'.;i1 XII. 70. -.
p.,nna a",s,t"5 ~. .,, :''' ~ "''Aea' '7'
1hees aaa embloyes k''lG1, e., J..
way = 1915 G0liectoF Wheeler reported that
Utp11J-MAssnal !hofnhe f. NDEeFa Fsls shot from
70 bushes md Killed, Monday, tho aDfh Of Aptil.
IL N1ae1S WE tne patty VINO !asaIshed lhg tn.
91aaIlon 17l WHEN led 10 ihe capture of two Illicit
potcd hat he was killed by Frank Gatiln, vic
~ Che owner OF ING stills above referred TO.
oet \. 1878: COLLECTOR Wheeler reportyd IN
ad ltats Of a1si.s IN baxter County" aud TINT
etpny ,Marsha1 Wood had met With Resistance 40
otuidAble from Illicit dis!llore that u was unable
y mako affesss. Hs reported that the ILLICIT dis
slta formidable 6 earth work m nennett'a River.
W.. 1si .Hn,sd usd s 'asn n taes thoy
.sold +" ,rns,9h,o "" ~ rantns ~, na that u
ont onidpSls frco ceiioetor G whaoer fs WINS I'm.
.,a liz s,,,to ~ s}4ry iolGa sIfen9 enough 70
E,tin,t,ast as Wnns oonasaoa: II nassne. hut