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Apples, Onions, Potatoes
Landing and for SALE
feh2-ft KENNEDY & BLUM.

Landing and for SALE
feb2-it KENNEDY & BLUM.
~ EoRGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - LOUISA
VI KOHLER viii apply at the Court OF Or
estate Of AUGUST KOHLER, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to be and appear before
said court, TO make objection Of any they have)
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH NEXT, otherwise said letters wiz be
witness the Honorable JoHS o. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this LIST day OF
f''' D - HAMPTON L. FERRILL,
feb2-w4t Clerk G. o. Q. @.
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. - Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons concerned that
Ihave made application 70 the Honorable the
Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham county for an
order to sell all the real estate belonging to
MATILDA f., AUVERGNE and MARY Il.
D'ANTlGNAC, minors. situated in Burke coun-
tv in said State for the maintenance and edu-
cation OF said minors, and that said order win
be granted at the March Term 1S8D Of said
court unless objections are filed thereto.
-'''OAA' = MARY z. D'ANTIGNAC,
Guardian Of Matilda r., Auvergne and Mary II.
D'Antignac minors. Ieo1WN
FORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY - Notice is
VI hereby given TO all persons concerned that
have made application to the Honorable the
Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham county FOR an
order to sell all the lands belonging to the
estate Of CHARLES A. L. LAMAR, deceased,
for the purpose OF distribution, and that said
order win be granted at the March Term
nSSD Of said court unless oo1ectlons are nieo
thereto.
CAROLINE A. LAMAR,
Administrative estate Charles A. l. Lamar,
deceased. feo%-M4t
~ FOR0IA. CHATEAU COUNTY Notice is
4 harahv c,fwau N all TeraOna concerned thai
we have made application to the Honorable the
Court of Ordinary OF Chatham county for ar
order To sell all the real estate belonging 70 the
estate of JOHN L. VILLALoNGA, deceased,
for the purpose of distribution, and that said
order viii be granted at the March Term
ns8D Of said court unless objections are filed
thereto
FEBRUARY !, 1881. +. J: MCCALL.
Administrator.
LEOEILLA D. VILLALONGA,
feb2-w4t Administering.
NEORGIA, CHATHAM County = Notice is
NJ hereby given to all persons concerned
that have made application to the Honorable
the Court of Ordinary OF Chatham county Tor
an order to sell the following property, belong
inc tn the estate of ALGERNON 8. HART
RIDGE. deceased, for the purpose OF payment
Lot I No. south side of Gwinnett street, west
Of Abercorn street.
Lot No north side Of Bolton street, west of
lot Nos 10 and II northwest corner Of Aber-
corn and Bolton streets.
Lot No. northeast corner Of Drayton and
Bolton street lane.
Lot No. q south side OF Bolton street, west
OF Abercorn street.
Lot No. Is southwest corner OF Bolton and
Abercorn streets.
Lots Nos. z, Q and O. northeast corner Of Boil
ton and Abercorn streets
And that said order win be granted at the
March Term Q6Sl of said court unless OBJ
iections are fled thereto.
FEBRUARY !, 1881.
T. CUNNINGHAM,
Admir- * rAtor de- bonin non cum testamento
acioaninsstate A. 8. Hartridge, decd.
with &C
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Willard Hotel Lottery Postponed
TO APRIL Z, 1881,
FOR AFULL DRAWING

THE drawing viii take place at LOUIS
Il VILE, KY. under authority OF q special
act of the Kentucky Legislature, and viii be
under the absolute control Of disinterested
commissioners appointed by the act.
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miscellaneous.
gntterifs.

THE drawing of the Louisiana State LotsJ
Il viii positively take place on TUESDAY
February 8. 1881. Whole Tickets 8, HslEsI 4
feb1 -Tu, Th&S3t
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"AEIED.-A young mar -
w p10yEezE 70 &C., ~ 1,
country. Address @. II g 4
Ga sss,
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III AALEO. coDEetesst h8srs -
~ nse1 apply wz15azt -. Z,
n.sr1at5o1- Apply Is r Jor-s - .sss !
fsa~xz
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JOHNSTON s. POINDEXTER, Agents, Savannah
o. f. PREsEE & SONS, Gen. gents, Baltimore, Md.
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GRAY 4 O'BRlE n
SUBLIME CONSCIOUSNESS
THE PEOPLES EAR!
OUR MATCHLESS PRICES /!
o he hAcknsysa phrase
SELLING OUT AT AND BELOW COST!

Bead our layer. p. uuv.Asa l.-A. h. for he week just gone
MONDAY LAST 4A A Q a.S BAA.a Z Eas As
Gray e. o'Brien 50, 600 in Black Silks.
TUESDAY LAST = i:ss 81 { :: s:s''; :':
Gray & O'Brien $500 in Black Cashmeres.
WEDNESDAY LAST :: - e +: 81 :: n :
Gray 81 O'Brien 81 900 i'm Hosiery.
& Es s.B5s eAs Z. F ss. 6ss 70 bring
Gray O'Brien S11,25S i'm Novelty Dress Goods.
Goods dollar dollar ssa % % ag.r e. for you've
GRAY & OBRIEN AGAIN Ezs 2. n :s:s:s :s.s
AGAIN GRAY & O'BRIEN sssss z e L3ss .2
- s.: 80 -
IRELAND AGAIN ;G: ? e sss 81
sss g s % ] H as ss our % e s e 5s:s &c E
s % @ %
1893 @ 2 G sI5 aE5s sss 2 g
sn Bat ne e09s o issa noas such ps s. and
) P Polite
GRAY dc o'BRIEN-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-10-08

Powell < Burbank Hast Erie St.
Paul Rankin heirs Nest1st5t. Ies
| A I Spencer River street 33l
! Chas Some IVES lst street 81
| /! " SGaw DO 202
I Sniothers Vest 10Th ST. east 75ft o!
Vi Shelby West 18th street 393
do Osnego Pier IS
II Setter has; 2ud street
James SIinson v est 7lh street l3l
VIM Talbot y est 2ud street 255
" IL0massoa do 3S3
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Notice..
STATE OF WISCOSIN, ! In Count
County, nE nnIvcI &C { Count

STATE OF WISCOSIN, In County
COUNTY OF DoUGLAs,l Court.
IN the matter Of tie EStats Of George Caalver,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of licence
made in said matter by the County Court Of
Dough as County on the 18th day of August
AID, 1881, the undersigned administrator
viii on the 9th day of September 1881 at
ten o'clock am. at the front door of the
Court House in the town of Superior in said
Douglas County offer for sale at public
auction, the following described land,
situated in the County Of Douglas to wit:
Oadyided = Of 81 Of swl4 (, and Endydea13 of ca
OF neA, OF swA OF Section I, ia
Township as, Of Range -, The undivided = of NJ
NJ OF sw12 OF nwlI Of uw1Z of section s. in Towns
ship 49, OF Range 10.
Undivided p Of all aud singular the following
described LOIS and blocks in Superior according to
the record plat there fnamely Lot 400 on West list
stFeer Lot PIT on East End street. Lots 507 631 on
East 2nd street, Lots 37i 81, on West Filth street
Lot 211 on West 7th street Lot ia on West StH
street. Lois 2S3, ISL on West 9th street Lot 223 on
est lOth street, Lot 2l1 River Street Lots Il ST
on West Huron Street, Lots {, IA, Is, on East
Michigan street Eots 80 &C. East st Clair street
We Of Block 50 on East lst street. - of Block d
ca East 4th street. WI of B!oc. 49, on East 18th ST.
e2 of Block IS 9Th street el5 Of Block rs on
East 18th street VI OF Block % East 18th street
VIZ of Block Il on East 18th street, VIZ Of Block 81
on Water street, undivided p ofne1 OF Block 90 on
West llth street, sWI4 Of Block 80 on West 18th
street.
Lots 1927, 1929, 1921 Baltic street Lots 1ll9
lll1, on Caspian street, Lots 1902 1896 on Seneca
street, Les lO43 on Pepn street in Barues addition;
Superior, all the foregoing property being situated
in Douglas County, STATE Of Wisconsin
Dated August 30, 1881.
JOHN L. HOYT,
Administrator de 5onis non.
10 j. cd
same place aud hour, Oct 18th, 1881.
JOHN Z. HoYT.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1881. administrator.
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st. Paul g Duluth
Railroad.
F4VORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth to st. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
Saltwater and points on the St. Croix river.
CONNECTIONS:
AT ST. PAUL-With trains for the East,
South and Southwest.
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater and the n. & St. L. Ry. for Min
neapolis.
AT WYONING-stage to TayIors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCI-Stage to Sunrise
City.
AT HARRls-Stage to Cambridge and
Isanti County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage TO Grantsburg
and the cranberry country of 6urnett county,
Wis.
AT PINE CITY-Stage to Brunswick,
kanabec county.
On and after Oct 3lst, 1880, and until
further notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
LIE, Duluth -- ---- $50 a. m :.
Ar. St. Paul 500 D. NJ
lie. St' faul Observation-Disclosures ---- 500 a. m
Ar. Duluth 4:40 D. m.
An, EDDY GEO. II. SMITH.
g. 7, Agt Gen Supt
P. s. HARRIS. Manager Land Department
EYA TT IL In the best location III ting
e. kEa ET,SA West. Lands sold on lone
Employment during the winter at good wages
guaranteed. For particulars send name and address
postal card to
PHILIP 6. HARRIS,
st. Paul. Minnesota
P. 0, Box 406
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6 0Oam St. Paul. sos
= .ft..., Mn. .,.JT4r p lS,,,,7
OONNECTIONS ::

CONNECTIONS:
At GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all point
North, East and South.
st NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western R'y for Shawano and
appleton, Oshkosh, Manitowoc, Sheboygan
and Milwaukee.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central L. r. for Ashland, S.e-
vens Point, Portage and Madison.
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
ana cent Manager:
AUNs0I T. CASE, Gen, r.s1 ssx 81 s.,
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to study for the time required, or
that its time and labor arc essenti-
ally necessary for the support of
an INDECENT parent, brother or
sister,"
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LOCAL A-F1F A RS

Geo. Leidner is building a
barn.
The frame of DR.. LafRtte's new
dwelling is raised.
Geo. S. Hebert of Houghton
Mich, is here with stock of drugs.
An addition is being built at
the rear of Mrs. Fitzpatrick's res
taurant.
John G. Bertrand now occupies
the position of clerk for Engineer
Holbrook.
&C. Ansley's new building is up
and enclosed. Burns the builder
is rusher.
Teams are commanding six
dollars per day and are indepen-
dent at that.
Jas. Collier is going to build a
dwelling on his Third street lots
near his big barn.
Large focks of wild geese
passed over town this week. Look
out for your wood pile.
John r. Smith, has taken the
Job of putting in water tank for
the n. L. Co. at their depot ground.
"A pile driver is at work out
beyond the Court house driving piles
for bridge over Newton's creek.
NELL Smith has opened a fruit
and confectionery store in the
Ready building on Second street
John and Demos Gouge and
John Osaugie haye recently each
bought lot in Middletown on
which to build.
The town authorities are dong
considerable npon the highways in
the way of repairing the bridges,
culverts, bitches. &c.
The Times office was favored
on Saturday last by a visit from
Mrs. A. Bouchard of Duluth and
Mrs. Alvin Lord of Superior.
George NJ. Smith is preparing
to build large store on his lots on
the west side of Second street,
corner of Nettleton avenue. He
expects to conduct a flour and feed
business in it.
The steamer John Pridgeon
has been chartered by the Anglo
American Construction Company
for the remainder of the season.
The boat will be employed mainly
in towing supplies and materials
for the Air Line railroad.
A visit Of inspection to Me-
Dermid & Co.'S new store will well
repay the time lost thereby. The
varieties of nice things are too nu-
merous to particularize, and what
makes it better the prices are very
low. Note their advertisement in
another column.
Work on the bay front line is
progressing. The Palmer Bros.
have two pile drivers at work, one
going each way from the Uppertown
dock. L. Moran is steadily march
Ing down through the marsh from
Quebec Pier with his line OF piles.
Mr.. Henry T. Wright, treasurer
and paymaster of the Anglo
American Construction Company,
who are engaged in building the
Chicago AIR Line railroad, has
moved into the dwelling on Second
street nearly opposite Mr..
Wheelock's place.
The business of Messrs. Bell
d Eyster the popular bankers of
Duluth, having grown very large,
they have secured an able and
competent assistant in the person
of Mr.. Richard G. Beggs, formerly
of the National City Bank of
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Northern Pacific railroad
company has concluded contracts
for eighty-seven locomotives, to be
delivered next year, and is negotiat-
ing large contracts for freight and
passenger cars, 1t is probable that
s large number of the freight cars
will be built at the new works in
Saltwater.
-Logue 81 Whitney are doing
rushing business these days. The
blocked sidewalks, and the great
crowd which daily gathers around
THAR otnra ora oh
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The Superior Times.

SUPERIOR. SATURDAY. OCT. 8sh. 1881.
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Hayes will also attend the meeting,
leaving here the latter part of next
week.
Great demand fer dwelling
houses aud stores. Geo. L. Brooks
has rented his store and premises
for 81 200 year. A building that will
cost $500 to $1,000 can be readily
rented for $500 to $500 year. Why
don't some of our nonresident
owners put up some dwellings and
stores and thus realize some profit
from their dead estates here?
Miss Maggie Dewar left to-day
for her homein Washington, after a
three weeks visit among her old
friends here. She will stay day or
two in st. Paul, and then be Joined
by Mrs. Geo. L. Brooks OF this place
who will leave here on Tuesday and
accompany her to W ashington and
remain there the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Clarke for several weeks.
Miss WEIGH has opened dress
making establishment at the Min
neapolis House. From the long ex-
perience she has had in furnishing
artistic styles of dresses for the
ladies of Minneapolis, we judge she
will be enabled TO suit the taste of
the most taslidious of our Superior
ladies.
People DESTROYS of securing
permanent homes and farms in
Northern Wisconsin, which is be-
ing rapidly opened up by railroads,
and where employment can be
obtained the entire year at good
wages, are reminded that Iii ere will
never be as good an opportunity
afforded them as there is the present
fall. fyou haven't a dollar but
are willing to work you can be
made happy in this country
Chronotype.
The many friends of Mr.. William
G. Dewar III this locality will be glad
to learn of him as follows from a
Washington paper: GA very pleas
ant affair took place in the job room
of the Government Printing Office
at the close of business yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Will G. Dewar
closed his apprenticeship of tour
years and was presented with q
handsome testimonial in the shape
of gold headed cane. Mr.. Charley
O'NeilI made the presentation, to
which Mr.. Dewar happily respond
ed".
+ W. u Ho'Orook has super
ceded l. D t. " eeks, as Engineer
III charge OF the " IscohSn DIVISION
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
ana entered upon MS dntlts win
headquarters at Superior Ell.
HoiDrook is a hrst class man ana
will ill acceptably the place vacated
by Mr.. Weeks, who has been pro-
noted to higher place. Dir. W s.
many friends IN Northern Wiscon-
sin regret to lose him, but wish
him success IN his new field Ash
land Press.
A delegation Of ladies' from
abroad. enoaoed IN adojno,' Su-
perior Thursday afternoon. called
in force al The TIMES offices. Their
names were: Mrs. C. NJ. Bradley.
Mrs. o. 3. Churchill Mrs.
Cant r M, Rich Mrs w A
Noble. and Miss S. Weatberman,
Of Dululb. Mrs f { Cozzans Of
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18th DAY OF MAY 1882,

they will be conveyed to the respective purch
or assignees, according to law. The amount Of
taxes, ntere-t, and charges calculted to the last
day OF redemption is set opposite to each piece
respectively.
GEO. F. HOLCoMB, County Clerk
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This paper is kept on ME in the Office Q
L. F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
L North Western Railway, 4I5 Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited to call in and read
at any time: They will always be welcome.
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Notice of the Redemption OF Lands
Sold for Taxes MAY 18th 1879.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGLAs !
OFFICE OF THs COUNTY CLERK
SuperiC August 18th, 1881.
The following pieces of land having been sold by
the County Treasurer OF the County Of Douglas on
the 18th day of May 1872 for the taxes interest and
charges for the year 1878, Therefore Notice is here
by given, that unless said lands redeemed from
said sale before the
, 1881-10-28

shawn by tho uun,brr Of Intoxicated meu
hpt.I, u, tho streets.
1t Is true that c,lses or search an seizure
u.nntl,ItIng ilr tho rggrsgnse 10 ~ Gnt'sl'1rra~
lid s,,tii ire imposed. hut II Is well ninlrr-
stutt TINT tho pr1tlts Nl ny frati. ;,rc s'fI-
ce,,t tn meet this drai' I'!d IHw If any tral.
0f lie Husl,rxs. UWn rntn,!!u,w III plal.l
view Uf every iJasser.by show The wt,rthlcx.
ness ur statis,lcs presented ''y 1iIn prnillbi-
lion Htyueati.s us 10 taiu amount Ut fines cnl-
lectc.l> ctr. II tilG Ivy w'sn hft''nfly ci'rct.
Wiutcver ,nny be sal.l of prol!ibitnry lry.
fs!utnn as II ,ll,tttcr nf tlicnr}, MI Will 4:;rcn
umt sy9las ensna* !. !i'' ,,s ts p11'ts,ty
s,,l. lnss is i.s,f,:ss, aud Verse tlul Useless,
II THUR uscetl1iUn Ii 4, !N iest 4!.a,n. !.tws
II they aru brought ft:n Got'lG'!n!pt t!'rHssl.
ptetnl lAxlty at!d corf!iltt,il'., liie serious
t,foImljy oisi0rred wumlI le productive Ut
D1lillc Eno,t, but whether, Il enacted. they
Wilt bl. enforced. Here cAlHrlrllcG must
In: The eltief tcarlirr n1''l Mnattc lsbenlrs "
n'!iclal MUD ustd character ii, il1t Nrnlne
,iei.,ut,ltizctl wl,ctt stle!s frslsiAtUN IL Ut
tvmptta III lye cnfDreel !'ctnn: i}es caII rt-
snr.,hly recommend ittn otl'nr SlHtr.. IT ~
wiIi be- tic experience Of other STATES, whcr.
tho tulrIRIt uOpiI<Io!l II ltt1cll lhrG"r nlHi
public sentiment III fayor nf tenpe,;,mgc l',:s
~: l,rcn >" nssidnotIsly e'tlti'atc.H A".i J.!
tle aw IL s!!anufully ,lisrrartlesI. Md sei III
lmught, The silence Ut 1endlfg prol'I1linllist5
within, tllu State upun TIL, suh]rct of official
1nSity usH t'lcEs l'ro'essch sats!a"'Lon with
iir execution III tho lnw urG difficult tp be
uiu.erstnn,l. 1t w1s sllrw'l ard SuggrsiiyG
tulni,s< NJ n ,lAilc citizen tI,at uo''!ls did
luns.. fea! iljury Ia tlIo canse "f temperance
ttsau tnr thy sttVnrters Ut prohibition Il, lr,-
Wien fHrts 10 tie contrary stared every rlts'
xe4l III tile (ace. ii. t.
, 1881-10-28
A DEEP GAME. =

The 1scn'urkai'le Adventure pf q f'h'f-
naelrh1a Msrtl",t7Entlced a.! ,,. i"so :, !"
rurex ,rltl, His Lsts--Iaasv I'LL .accn,l,-
nltst,r,l Ncouud ri Tersonatcst the
,,, No." t,,,, o. roxs1; 'ne t.1 1s"H u ,r,u
Ine ln"e', 1Les: ~ % ~. at".1 %nri. s,r,,,r u.s
that Illustrates It, remarkable nlauner tho
Ingenuity ulI sllrcw.I,less Of tho men who
ii., IT, ,ioIr ,vita 'rhn ,utandoI victim wn.
I've M ~ !' ,es ,, WIZ. ny ny t,,e tir =, ' nom1,l,h T
Ms Esli Aa1uo'pn' W 'nu !in " ''''r'o'r. ~ ~.
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~ ~" ,..., unh ~ 's.aI G,,,s '' ,,r',l
~ f,t 11s tno os m's a|:so,v ty % - ;oI!s @ nau WHO
Introduced himself Us n sun of Mr. josepl!
Drcxel, uf nroxel, Moren" y Co.. aud take.l
~ wy ", aam',"' -, ' ~, I,n,u,o,t,s p1iinIai.
MM o. soyeF ol r .,,Ia snm t".It s.,,
l.o mt In Paris, wllero l,e l,ud bcel,
studying art, Tlv yut.ag uau accu.4,.
p"nae" M.' 1e"'M"'pn =" "s MY H.. "o'n w..
, 1881-10-28


Nctlll,E i'll Portland.
NEw Yults, Dct. .4.-IO thu Elttors Of Tho
ErcltHU I'ost: y soIonrll 0f several weeks
III Maine during tho past summer l'as en-
nbetl nle 10 uc.l,,ilU su',c spcclul RlIoWlGlEo
III regard tu tie enforcement nil elect ot tho
''Nini,e luw," ,utt tic facts tInyo thus gatll-
eretl tlny be Of Interest III connection Will
Nual bows letters upnll tllls subject. LII IL
legal cass Ut considerable Importance 1t b.
cailp NECESSARY for ,l,o Il, collect evidence In
Ole Of thu principal Misunderstanding clt1cs VI
usu State Ii ygs|ecL to thu enforcement III
tho nrolltbitory laws BY Tho local authorities
/ iuut,.l that 1ustoad Of t|le suppression nf
llQuur.sulling, llo trnIllc WIS openly COLI
tinted, and that thu uublEu Nlltecrs wll0st
duty IL WITS to curry out tic Inv hat
bccuuv corrupted nnl lenoraltzod by
making terms Will tho rullsell-
eiy. Opcu ErogsAops wero fous.tl on
tho principal Streets, a..ll tho voices Of clsl-
zels eollcQrrcl tint this l,ad long Deeh tllo
ease, ono Of tho most notorious rllllisetcrs,
wlose cnntldent srnsa OF Ills own security
mnlo hlln Jau'tlY and sIIat'eleHs In confess
sion, llad, II appeared, plalniy ackn0Wleduetl
lis lis lop,! M @ ' ] HIT II iSe M srs!'s s ss''rsd 'M ui
1t would 81 "utl right" Ii l,e kept tho liquors
i'll his stnre safe!y u1lticr luck md koy.
II the l!Eltt Ut thus confession tllo records
sisniiicnt ia iMe,lnS. for i. II; ',snrIy essrY
cst3 nT prosecution ngUilst ths scller tho ell
try wns made: "ILiee senrclletl by 0lalcer
G,Nl no 1ntnx!eatla.E liquors found" ami yet
tlSaas' IT, sas'' a'sts S XII Il To WIZ Wasn no4us S Hun
rlntseller," vel! kl0wN fur tlis c0illiectitll
will the business Nt oven t1tt !ilu hf ht,ti9
Ut tho Ingenious truks with whtc. llu l!at! IN
Timex past clrtllnayrtltud tll0 officers wllull
f1Jny II rfli