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The Lake County star., 1876-06-15
within ninety days.

coui'try within ninety days.
saw an old acquaintance from
Winneshiek Co., Iowa, at Yankton.
He has been in the Hills all Winter.
He left there on the 18th of May,
and says he has struck the biggest
kind of a silver lead. He was on
his way to Omaha, with 40 TBS of
the ore to get assayed. He claims
it is worth $4OO per ton, and will
give him a clear profit 1886 ton.
He has had twelve years experience
mining in the silver mines of Ne
vada. ID. KNIouT
fdnkton, Dakota 1cr., June5th, 1876.
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PURE TRhS--IH SEALED PACKAGES,
Direct frcm China anI Jan n.
Delivered ut Your Own Door, fresh
from the Gardens of their
Growth.
Imported direct by
The Wells Tea Company,
POI Fulton Street, N. Y.

The difficulty of getting pure Teas of
really fine quality in the United States.
has induced The WELIsTEA COMpANY
to ship their Teas in sealed packages
! direct from the gardens in which thcy
are grown, and as further guarantee
of their being delivered in their gen
iiine state, they cntrllst the sale oftlcm
only to reliable Agents-the name of
the nearest Agent to you is printed at
the foot of tl.is advcrtiscmcnt--so that
| the Teas pass through none but rcspon-
siblc hands, and will bc delivered at
your own door as fresh as when they
left the gardens of China and japan:
the price also Is printed on each pack
age, so that no error can occur.
Everybody buys Tea.
Everybody wishes to buy IL ut first
hands-the best qualities ut the lowest
prices.
Everybody desircs-.whcn they find
Tea suitable to their tastcs-to he GER
tain of getting the same article always.
You can have all these advantages
by buying of
The Wells Tea Company.
Because they import their own Teas,
and sell them ut Wholesale prices
without the six or eight intermediate
profits usually charged.
Because the quality is better ut the
price than Is sold by any other house.
Because their long experience i'm
China and japan enables them To make
better selections than ordinary Dealers
and TO import them with greater ad-
vantages.
Because they absolutely guarantee
the quality of all their gootls-and keep
them to one invariablc standard, so
that you can always rely on them.
Because they do business for cash
only-and therefore make no extra
profit from good customers to cover
losses by bad debts.
Because their agents are responsible
ana reliable mcn-who deliver Teas
as received fromthc Company.
Because having once tried these Tcns.
you Will not need to 20 elsewhere here
after.
WANTED-A Druggist, or other
hrst-class merchant, In every town and |
city In the United States, to whom will
he given the SOLE AGENCY for that
locality.
Address for terms and full particulars,
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY
l.. u Box iiG0 2Jl FULTON STHEET, y. Y.
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On Wednesday, June 7th, the
Republican State Central Commit
tee met at Lansing and decided to
hold the next regular State Conven-
ton in Lansing, August 3D., 1876.
See the call published elsewhere.
Under the rule adopted at the Con-
vention held in Grand Rapids, in
May, the apportionment Of dele
gates from the several counties in
this locality will be as follows:
Clare, l; Isabella, 2; Kent, 10; Lake,
l; Manistee, B; Mason, 2; Mecosta,
z; Midland, 2; Missaukec, l; Mont
calm, 6; Muskegon, 5; Newaygo, 2;
Oceana, B; Osceola, 2.
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Farm For Sale.

We Will sell, mt any time within months
from the date OF this advertisements u farm OF
lO0 acres, located in Lake township, Lake
~ of good water; about 200 600 feet of excellent
pine. This tract promises to become n fine
fruit farm. ls3miles from Railroad; ~ miles
rom school house, and u miles nOm the
Porc Marquette River, one of the most bcn,,ti-
ful streams In existence. There are some 30
young peach trees, about lnrge enough to
transplant; also, some young apple trccs-.nai-
dress, COBB & RADCLIFFE,
May 2)th. Baldwin, Mich.
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TRAINS GOING sOJ'Tu.EAsT

Connections made NJ Toledo with the Lake Shore
" Mirh S"llih"n II Il for Cleveland and thitaco
anl with III" e J! a u u z for incinnnii and the
Suil Also. with the T. W & W Il X to and from
The South and Southwest. At WaYnc with IN,
Michigan Central Railrad. for local points East ana
West: ~ Plymouth with bet Lansing ~ Lake Nich
igin Il: az Holly W III the Detroit IL d, i,waukcc
ana At d. lroii with the Great Western and Grand
Trunk Ry's. I" AMI from The East ~ Flint with
trand Rapids 4 Ind. r X for the North and Souih
;>nd ut Ludingion with steamer sherman for She
hoygun aud all principal points In Wisconsin and
Min' sofa; aso. with steamboat. for Manistr" Pcnt
water, B"nzonia, Lincoln. liamlin. &c.
SANfoED KELLER, Asst Sup't.
j. J.. NOuIsE. Grnl Ticket Au't
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Weather RcDOrt,

The following thernnometrical report
was furnished for publication by Lee S.
Cobb, of Yates township:
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Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication.
VIC will furnish the STAR and
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Strayed,

From the residence OF Alonzo Smith, I'm Ell,
township, about five weeks ago, one rel and
white COW, about Sycars old, with large "star"
In face; crumple horns, and when lust seen
had u bell on. Information lcft with the un-
dersiyn''d, or at the pOstoflicc, Baldwin, will
no suitably rewarded.
ALONzo SMITH.
June lat, 1875.
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Governor Hayes, Of Ohio, For The Next
President,

We have been delayed by acci-
dent, this week, in issuing our pa
per, after we had commenced work
ing off the edition, and are thus en-
ublcd to give to our readers the re-
suit of the balloting in the Repub-
lican National Convention, at Gin
cinnati.
The first two days of the Con-
vention were spent in speech-mak-
ing, adopting resolutions, platform,
etc, and it was Friday forenoon
crc the delegates proceeded to
choose the candidates. There were
seven balIotings, as follows:
lst "a 3d 4th 9TH 9th 7th
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Farm For Sale!

We offer for sale, within months from the
unte OF this advertisement, 100 acres of land,
SITUATED M In Yates township; so acres enclosed
through ground; between two stntions-One
"a, other, "a miles distant. II ~ miles from
schooi house. Good well of water; conftrtu-
Die frame house, l6x20 feet; barn IGxY feet
me land tslcvcl, and title perfect. Price, SlssJ
this location. ~
COBB & RADCLIFFE,
June ISL. Baldwin, Mich.
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Market.

Weekly average Js.y degrees above zero.
fDcnOtcs variable.
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Henry Rowe

Is prepared to do all kinds of Mason
Work-cither in Brick, Stone, or Plas-
tering. Postoffice address, Baldwin,
Mich. 4-2-2m
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Grcenbnck Convention.

1SDIANAPoLIs, February 16.-The
State independent greenback convention
met at 10 o'clock to day. Resolutions
were adopted demanding an immediate
and unconditional repeal Of the specie
resumption act, the withdrawal OF cIrcu-
Iatins notes of National and State banks,
and the substitution of greenbacks and
currency, and instructing the delegates to
the national convention to vote for Sen
ator Booth, Of California for candidate
for President. Hon. Franklin Landers
was nominated for Governor by accisma-
ton: for Lieutenant Governor, Anson
Walcott; Secretary Of State, Leroy Ten
pleton; Auditor Of State, Morris y
Bundv; Treasurer of State, John q. A.
Newsome. Forty-nine counties out Of
ninety two are represented in the con-
;entiOn
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Il. W. a "a. RAILROAD.

If the people Of Brooke county ever
want II railroad, now is their chance to
secsre it. We cant see why the county
authorities should hesitate about making
the transfer Of stock IN the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and keAtucky Railroad to
the ceutIemer who have made them
fair proposition. Failure to 90 SO
at this time will probably result
in an entire loss ot what has been done,
while determined action now will result
in securing the completion of the work,
Ifit was throwing good money after bad,
there would be some excuse for refusal,
but as such is not the case and the idea
of economy is the prevailing one we feel
confident in asserting that at is stopping
the spigot and leaving the .bung hole
open"
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Horrible Murder.

MEMPaIs, February l6.-A special
from Holly Springs, Miss, to the APPeai
SAYS: At . clock this morning Barry
marcus Laus, well-known merchant,
WAS found in the middle of his store Lor-
riblv mutiated, and bloody axe near
bv. with which he had been murdered.
The news spread rapidly and great ex
citement ensued this evening. Clue was
obtained t. the murderer and a
negro named Miles Washington was ar.
rested. On searching his house lot
bloody clothing was found sewed up in
the mattress When these were dlscov-
cred Washington admitted he was pres
ent at the murder, but the deed was COM
mitted bv an Irishman named Kennedy.
The latter was seen last evening i'll
Laus' store with the same AK found to-
day beside the body. Kennedy can't be
found. but the cities are securing the
country for him aud ii is believed he Is
mshinc his WAY to Memphis
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wheeling Retail Ma-hs,.

SECOND WARD Wednssday Morning
The Market yesterday was very SLIM
not only in receipts Of produce but In
the demand. The very cold stormy
weather which prevailed probably sc-
counted for it, Prices for all stud was
about the same as yesterday q week. er-
cepting eegs, which were plenty .,
couple of cents lower. Butter and poul-
try were scarce and in good demand.
On Saturday last the market wn vel
supplied and al kind, Of produce We,
cheaper than yesterday.
PHoDucE-Eggi, l7@i5cents per dor;
butter 2O(a,3jc per ID; chickens dressed
36la,40 cts; live 20fg,35 cts each; dried
beans s eta per quart; ducks dressed 100
50 cts per pair; corn meal ID eta per
peck; corn 20 cu per bu,beli buck
wheat Sc per pound; turkeys, live, VI "
al so each, according % sizei dressed
I4(al5c per ID; geese Ioce60 cts each ;
dressed Hogs by the quarter DC per
10 i; beet by thegusrtsr Sol cts per ID (;
lard. country, Is cts per ID; ssaer kraut,
8 cts per quart; smearkause, 10 cts per
quart; plum butter, 10 cu per quar-;
dried corn and bominy, 8 cts per quart.
SQUIRRELS, 20 cents each.
MAPLE SrKUP-Ls beginning to come
in. and on last Saturi lay and yesterday
mornings was offered At ~ % per quart.
There ia only moderate demand Tor II
at those figures Maple sugar va sold
At 5talOc . cake, according 20 size.
VEsETABLEs-Potatoes, 10 cents per
peck: bsets s c,s per bunch, csbbass 6S
lOc per head; onions % cts per peck; car
rots 6c per bunch; sweet potstoes 1Oc per
peck; turnips lbc per peek peppers
&c per bunch; celery 6sIc per bunch |;
parsnips l5c per peek; vs.sr crs.sss 20
ots per peck; lettuce 20 cn Per peck;
kAle, 20 cS per peck
FKurrs AsD Hurs.-Apples +0Ia,bOc
per peck; craDberries l2c per quart
wslnuts slS,l0c psr peck h'ckory nsts
4Oc per peck; oranges 2S(a,40c psr dor; (;
Iernous 25te,4Oc per doz.
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FOREIGN.
Another Car,ist Defeat.

MADRID, February lG.-General Que
sads advanced Sunday Hornlng from
Durango through Elarco, but found the
Carlists under General CaraSsa strongly
en:renched Mt EiqUrta. The Al'onsists
attacked in the forenoon and IN the after
noon five hours hard fighting in lines,
extending over league took place. The
Carlist position was carried, they retreat
ing upon AZpeytea, with heavy losses.
Gen. .Quesada pursued a far a. Yerzevia,
which he occupied in force simuitsn-
eously with the operations OF Que>ads.
Gen. Lowe moved from Marquina, break
ing the Carlist line on the river Deva.
General Mariones advancing from the
North, entered Humsga and occupied
the heights, commanding Ava and Ces-
tona. The Carlists are reported concen-
trating for final struggle between
Andoa, in Tolosa, and Azpeytla.
WINSTON the ForSer-HOw he was
Arrested.
IoNpoN, February l6.-lt now ap-
slaars that when the steamer Rotterdam
was approaching its destination, WINS
low. the Boston torger asked the captain
of the vessel if the nited States had an
extradi,ion treaty with Holland. The y
t,in replied h thcugIt there was such q
treaty. This frightened Winslow, who
concluded to come to England be
left the steamer in pilot boat and landed
somewhere on the Dutch COST. His wife,
sister and son went on to Rotterdam, in
order to battle his pursuers. He sent a
telegram to his wife, bearing the date OF
Brussels. Winslow subsequently, went to
Rotterdam, and then came on to London
The clew to his whereabouts was discov-
cred by intercepting letter he addres.
sed to his wife, telling her where
to write to him. The Dutch police
state that Niuslow, by writing letter
signed with the assumed name OF Clifton,
had brought himself within the clutch 0i
the law as a suspicious person. Hon. D.
G. Bancroft Davis had been telegraph
cally adviced to have German ohicef
there to arrest him under the provision
of the extradetion treaty.
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,:ranaLodyeI.O.O.F.of .ofosi 10.

COLUMBUS, February l6 The follow
ing officers were elected BY the Grand
Lodge OF, of Ohio, to-day: Grand
Master, Nathan Jones, Cresthne; Deputy
Grand Master, w. :. CappellIar, CIncin-
natl; Grand Warden, Amos Moore, Gin
cinnati; GraEd Secretary, William {,
Earl. Toledo: Grand Treasurer, G, ID.
Winchel, Cincinnati; Grand Represen.
tative, A. {. Deuem, Urbans. The next
Grand Lodge meets at Cleveland On
MAY sth.
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The proceedings of the Plymouth
Church advisory council are strung out
to an immoderate length. We present
sufficient of them to show their drift, and
as it seems only repetition of the same
old story is involved, they are not given
to the public in our columns in full. Be-
sides, every body is tired to death with
hearing of Ii. w. b. and his gang, and
the result of the conference after all, is
the only thing likely to prove of the
lighted interest.
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Tho RlO 200 Raee-

SAN Francisco, February lG.-Con-
cerniug the big race it is sail on good
authority, that GFiustead is practically y
out of the race for want OF strsinlng, and
that Ruthrord Is stiff in the shoulders AID
fore iegs from severe training. The other
horses and the track are in good condI-
tion. Pool selling begins tomorrow
evening.
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The theory q ;he defense is that
while BABpY did correspond freely with
JOYCE, y, Donald -td Co. he did it in
childlike innocence, never suspecting
that they were bad boys; and that he
only used the signature "Sylph" to a GER
tain dispatch in spirit of playfulness,
But, unfortunately, innocent playful
children doa't generally manage to iget
rich in a few years, as BABBY did. 1t
takes very smart man to save one hun
dred thousand or so IN seven years, from
a salary Of about $1,000 a year.
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THEY do these things differently in
England. a member of the House of
Commons has been unseated simply be-
cause he offered to pay the railway fares
of voters to the polling places. How
absurdly that sort of thing sounds in this
country
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IT's thought in Washington that the
private Secretary will be acquitted. A
special counsel for the defense is en-
ployed to receive encouraging kilograms
from the seat of trial, and report the
same to Ills Excellency without delay.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-17

SENATOR DAVIS has succeeded in dis j..
covering another "irregularity' in the
system Of bookkeeping in the Pension
Bureau, which promises to be larger
"mares nest" than the one he found in
the Treasury Department If those Rad
icals in Washington don't devise some
plan TO nozzle the Senator, he will ferret
out all of their rascaIity before he leaves
Washington. Go ahead Mr.. DAVIS; the
people will sustain YOU in your investi-
gations.
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Ex-Governor noses Uncle In n Diff
Guilty.

CHARLESTON, S. C., February 1.-THE
uoase of Representatives has appointed
a coz, ,nittee to prepare articles OF I'M
peachment against Judge Montgomery
Moses. The charge is that he applied
Trust funds to his own use. tie Is
:he brother of Chiet Justice Moses,
uucLs of .ex- Governor Moses.
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rd,tnr Attacked by Negroes.

OMAHA, February i6-Edward Ross-
water. editor of the Bee; who was rs
saulted by two negroes last evening and
brutally pounded, lies in very critical
condition though there l. hope of his
recovery. The grand jury Is to be sum
moned to investigate the mstier. The
negroes are in Jail under heavy bail.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Ma. ket for
The Week Ending EebrunrI Ii.

The business done IN leaf tobacco the
past week shows = large increase over
any previous week for the past three
months, Holders OF the old stock Of tho
cutting leaf have generally concluded
that the future does not offer much in
ducement for further delay, and are
gradually closing out at prices now cur
rent Receipts o. new have been quite
liberal, but only few hogsbeads Of the
better grades Of cutting leaf have ap-
peared No change in Ohio seed. The
total offerings at auction for the week
were 677 bhds and 3l5 boxes.
At the BOdmann WarehOUse-l74
hhds and l6l boxes; l54 hbds Cutting
Tobacco-l05 hhds old at S7(G2S %;
40 hhds and 10 boxes new at t4(1l7 for
smokers 10 fine cutting leaf. 20 bhds
and l3 boxes rew West Virginia st72 ~
G,l2 80 for common fllers and wrapper.
i3s cases common Ohio seed, S. At s2(9
3 80, Is at &4Ca,5 75, 20 At $6Ca,7 65, 10
at SS(d,9 30, l3 At 80 25(GlS, z at sl5(a,
10.
AT the Planters Warehouse-l6 hhds
and "a boxes new West Virginia bright
manufacturing fIlers and wrappers at "
on co..
Atths Miami Warehouse hbds and
4 boxes West Virginia at 81 90Nal0 25;
Z6 hhds and boxes new West Virginia
a. So 4OG,3 1871 boxes at 50 2OCa9 80.
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Sone Deyilm.ntin The wind.

Boss Sheppard, H. kilbourn, II. NJ
Williams and Hutchinson, of Washing
ton have been waiting here for several
days the arrival of Richard Irvine, Of
Pacific Mail notorlety. Irvine arrived
to dsy and the party left for the east Wis
st. Louis to-day. They refused 20 be
interviewed, and their object is un-
known
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ToLrpo, February l6-Flour-Quet;
and unchanged Wbest-Lower; No. l
wnite Michigan 81 IS; No. 2 do 81 l3;
amber 81 %; seller March 81 20; seller
April 81 2Si; seller May 81 Sli No. :
amber 81 o.. Corn-Dul: high mixed
46G SIC BID; seller March, low mixed
Acc; no grade 4ic. Oats-Quiet snd
firm; No. 36c; white iOci Michigan
Soc.
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deduction ofTcIegraph Ratcs.

NEW YORK, February l6.-Tbe West
orn Union Telegraph Company, follow
ing the lead Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Company has reduced its rates from 20 to
90 ner cnnt
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The investigation into the affairs Of the
District of Columbia Board OF Audit,
develop immense faauas having been per-
petra.ed
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A delegation from Louisville, in the
endeavor 70 have the National Demo
cratic Convention held in that city, have
left for Washington, ard are sanguire Of
spccezs
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Piece of RuncOmbe.

WAsHINGToN, February l6.-The
President to day sigued the centennial
bill with Quill pen from the wing Of an
American eagle.
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Benton, Pierce & Co, wholesale
grocers. Of Chicago, have failed. Their
liabilities are believed 10 be about
$4,000.
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Allbnsin ess letters and COM
muniCatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
ed tOTHE REGISTER, Wheel
ing, w. Va
afheelinq 2egister.
Gold closed yesterday at ll3s.

The heather to-day t0iH be partly
cloudy, Nth ,oest to north 'oinds, and rising
temperature.
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wh..r,ss Live ssses ssrhes.
WHEELING, February 10.

WHEELIso, February 10.
CATTLE-Arivsls during the week,
% head; sold a. 2ts5c-
Hoss-Arrivals during the week, 70
head; sold st et97c per 10, the best tops
bringing % high ~ 7i(s7ic-
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CHICAGO. February l5.- Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at s, 800 head; Yesterday
400 head. Fairly active and tlGtc
higher: butchers 81 40tai 90; choice
81 s7lG5 rs; shipments 2OcO head.
Hog.-Receipts II, 900 head; active snd
5laiOc higher; packing s. 7SSs l2ii
chiefly s. 30; bacon s. 90'Ss %; ship
per. IS OOra,s 90; Philsdelphiss s. Is;
shipments l,SiO head. Shsep-Receipu
500 head; active and l5G25c higher;
common te choice 81 O0l9G l2i.
NEW YORK, February l6.-The
package trade in cotton goods was quje;
At unchanged prices. Cotton sdes are :
tive in beat makes. Fancy and shirtin 9
prints moved slowly. Plain cotton dres.
good. me. liberal sales. Worsted dress
iAbrcs IN iair demand. Worstsd shawls
active Css.imeres quiet Worsted coa;r
ings sluggish.
NEw ORLEANS, February lG.-sugAr
Quite; common 5jS6tci fair TO foiiy
fsir elS7c; prime 7tCs7tc; choice : e
Molss:es-Dull; fermenting fair S5(9SIei
prime ssta4Oc; strictly prime 43(946ei
rsboiled far 43ei prime 70 choice 46CaoZc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-17

J. b. BLAIR has been confirmed as AS
sociate Justice of Wyoming Territory.
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Machinery for three complete saw
mills have lately been shipped from
Erie Pa. TO the Black Hills.