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Indian Duel.

STANDING Rock. d. T, October
lS-A somewhat exciting event &C.
Cured here yesterday. Ii was no
less than an Indian duel. Ga the
east bank Of the Missouri river. just
across from this post, about 500 In
dams and squaw5 were yesterday en-
gagged 10 butchering their beef-l60
head of fine fat cattle, just received
from the beef contractor, Colonel
Paxton. who was present at the time,
at least until the affair of the duel
made il too hot for him Wild Bear
is a scout at the post, enlisted regu-
larly into the military service. He Is
rather small in stature. but muse, Ar,
and agile as a eat. He is as brave,
TO as any man can be, and, as far as
can l Iearn, is milk. quiet and molten
sive. He was engaged in butebering
his beef, when Crooked Neck, anotb-
er Indian, tainted him with being the
friend and servant Of the military.
and an enemy to bis " race. He
said to him further "You ought not
to come here tn get our beef You
helped to get Kill Eagle to come in
and surrender"
Wild Bear turned to Col johnson.
Acting Indian Agent, who was pres
ent, aud remarked If dou't ike
what that Indian saws TO me"
well, SAL Crooked Neck, how
are you going to hep YOURSELF"
fon't know What reply Wild Bear
made to this question, but, 10 a very
few ~secouls he and Cooked Neck
had ceased 10 butcher beef, and were
engaged wish great determination 10
irving 10 butcher each other.
They stood face to face about IF
teen PAGES apart, each sib Ii good
Winchester riff. Crooked Neck got
IN two shots before Wild Bear
fred, aud advanced on Wild Bear
while the latter simply danced or,
Jumped, iirs. 10 the right aud then 60
| he left, t. avoid the shots Of Crooked
Neck. Wild Bear fired twice without
effect. but the third shot was a bit,
and CT -okeo Neck fell 10 the ground
Wild Bear advanced on him aud tired
u second shot into his body, aud then
ru bed up to him and fired a third
iuto his head.
Crooked Neck bad the reputation
of being a guarrelsome fellow, aud
the Indians generally consider bis
death a good radiance. He was GER
Iaihly a brave fellow. however. Wild
Bear came back TO the post and IN.
dressed himself, then marched il
front Of his Iodge, and invited ali The
friends Of Crooked Neck To come uI
and get revenge according to the in-
d an custom.
He was brought befure genera
Carlin to make bis statement, which
was as follows ; Il have done some
thing that | was not ordered to do.
but ! think ! was justified ia doing it
He tainted me with being the friend
Of The white man, the servant of the
soldiers, and with being instrumental.
10 getting Kill Eagle to surrender.
think | Gid right, and hope Won will
take the same view of the matter
After a few good remarks ON the bad
policy of killing generally, the adj,
military commander, General Car
Hin, told Wild Bear to go to his lodge
and await results. A similar afail
occurred q month sgo.
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= IN DIES.
DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE-OvER TWO
HUNDRED HOUSES BLOWN DOWN.

KINGSTON, October 3I.-The hesv-
lest rainfall on the island within the
past four years has just been expert
enced.
At the Islands Of ST. Martin, St.
BArts and Aguilla much damage has
been done By the gales. At the for
mer place several vessels were strand
ed. One schooner, the Matt Bedell,
sunk at her moorings, the ereS es-
capeing 10 shore Great havoc il re-
ported, especially 10 the French
quarter. as many as two hundred and
fifteen houses were destroyed in that
part alone.
At s.. L .rts a11 AguillI ths de-
slrvation % property j. also great
add much distress prevails among
the poor Of those islands. At CORES
poudent at ST. Darts writes that some
forty houses were blown down and
DESTROYED aud sixty injured
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GOVERNOR ANTr-sTHaSk :
GIVING PROCLAMATION.

HARRlsBURG Pa, Oct 81.
Il the name and by the authority
fthe Commonwealth Of Pennsyl
vania, ]. John +. HartraBit, Governor
Of the said Commonwealth
Notwithstanding the present de-
pression OF busicess and the accom-.
panying distress, the people OF tht
country continue TO eDi0y manifold
blessings, and the more especially 10
the preservation 81 their institution
end liberties through The vicissiiades
of a century, and ia the steadfasl
faith that the light Of Gods faTor il
only temporarily dimmed by tbC
clouds thai darker The country; DOW
therefor, /. John I. Hartran!S, Coy
ernor Of Pennsylvania do recommend
that the good people of this Com
monwealth, laying aside al secular
occupations, assemble together il
their respective places Of worship OF
Thursday, the 30.hday Of November
1876, being the same day set apas.
therefore by the President Of The
United States, 70 give thanks to Al
mighty God Tor lis continued kind
ness, and 10 merit. by prayer a1G
lhaRkiulness, the fGlGimeDr Of al
reasonable hopessnd the qualification
of all just desires.
GiEea uader my hanl aud To
great seal of the State at Harrisburg
tnis, the 3lst day OF October, in To
year of onr Lord, one thOuand eigb
hundred and seventy six, and of th
Commonwealth the one hundred an'
first. JoHN L. H~ARTRSNFT.
By the Governor.
NJ. S. QVAT, Secretary Of the Com
monwealth.
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Railroad Accident.

WHEELING. w. Va, November 3
Nine ears and a locomotive were
precipitated through a bridge a dis
lance of thirty feet. on the Baltimore
aud Ohio road, two miles east Of
Moundsville. The engineer, Wash.
Hamilton, was killed. and a strange
man on the engine seriously injured.
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Southern LauIs.snes.

NEw YogK Nov. THE follow
log dispatch has just been received AZ
the RepubIicsa Nstionsl beadqoar-
lefS
ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. Z, 1876
To Hon Z Chandler.
Herman York. Cosismsq Of the
Republican Executive Committee Of
Baker county, Ga was killed bs IN
kn'wa parties after a speech bad
beru pade by W. Sniib. Demo
cratic candidate Or Congress against
Whitley ia The SecoId Georgia dis
,rict York was an influeatiaI Re-
publican, aud through bis influence
Baker county was carried by the Re
publicaDs at the October election.
ISigoed : s DARRELL.
Secretary State Central Commit
loo
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CINCINNATI, Nov.ll-A Spring.
Geld. 0aio, special says TWO large
buildings of the Miami powder mitis,
located fourteen miles west Of this
city. blew up vita terrific violence
shout two O'Clock this afternoon.
Michael Dencare wss blown tc
atoms and several other persons Sc
verely Injured The coneussioa was
so great that windows were broken
tailes distant Antioch Coilege, al
Yellow Springs. was considerably
damaged, and the shock was fel, with
great force It Springfield. Aenia,
Load0n and other points. The dam.
age is estimated atsl5,000.
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Shipments Of Coin for the ORR
entail Markets

SAN Francisco, Cal. Nov. l.
The Pacific Mail steamer Alaska
sailed to-day for Hong Kong via
Yokohama, taking over s600, 600 sill
yer coin aud bullion, a large proper
ton of which was sent by local banks
on aeeount of Eastern and European
correspondents, who prefer to settle
Indebtedness in the Oriental markets
through this channel aud have re-
Gently purchased bills on San Fran
cisco to large amounts for that pur-
pose.
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Attack by sioux indians

SALT LAKE.. Nov "A rep irt
from Camp Stsmbsugb. W L, say-
a village Of 500 ipdses IF S~bn-h1neS
was attacked October 30 by a large
Sioux war party, estimated at l.200
lodges, at Painted Rock, about 30
miles from Camp Siambsngb- A.
far "a learned ouly u Sboshnne,
Known by ihe name Of %liumphy. es-
capped. He was the Indian who saved
the life of Csptain Henry in Cr0ct's
SECOND fight this summer.
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Terrific E~xplo.ios of Rewaer Mills

eiSGISSATI, November l-Tbe
i~aGairer's Springfield, Ohio. special
SAYS that the two large buildings Of
the Miami Powder mills. situated
fourteen miles ives, of that city. blew
up with terrific violence about two
this afternoon Michael Deneane
was blown to atoms and several other
persons severely injured. The en-
cussion was so great that windows
were broken miles distant Antioch
College, at Below Springs, was COO
siderably damaged. and the shock
was felt with great force at Spring
field, Xenis, London and other points
in the vicinity. The damage is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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Horse-rbteves in Kansas

ST.. Louis. Mo Nov.-The Globe
Democrats special from Kansas City
says that reports have reached there
of the lyDcbing of two horse-tbieves,
named William Fulton aud Hundley,
10 Wyandotte, Kan, on Sunday
morning, by a vigilance committee IL
is also state that three more of the
band have been captured and served
the same way.
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AUBURN, y. Y. November 3-A
gang Of forty-nine eonvicts from Sing
Sing prison arrived at Auburn prison
this morning At tbe time Of start
ing there were SHY eonsiets Oh board
the train, buj near Hudson VIM
Phaye, who vas serving a sentence
of five year,. Ieaped through the
window If the ear and vas Instantly
kftfad
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Six Negroes wounded.

New ORLEANS, November q
General Augur, commanding the de-
partwenf, received a dispatch from
,@rlesia, Miss, stating that a meet
ing there Yesterday ended in a free
fight and the wounding Of six negroes
mOrtaIly. The United States troops
we're called upon by the citizens, and
their prompt appearance prevented
further disturbance. All is quiet
now The citizens desire the troops
10 remain % prevent a repetition Of
the riot
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Death by Lightning

GIBSON, I'LL Nov. "A dreadful
accident occurred about six miles
south Of this place en- the 3lst ult.
A Mr.. Simpson aud Fred Meyers
aere unhitehing a double team, Simp-
sou al the leaders and Myers at The
wheel, a holy Of lightning struck
Simpson and three horses killing
them Instantly. Meyers and The
fourth horse we're Only slightly hurt.
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mile and a half north Of Gouldsboro
Station. on the Delaware, Lacka-
wsus and Western Railroad, this
evesing. One car was burned aud
two ~telescoped. Five persons were
killed and about thirteen wcunded.
Al corps of surgeons iron Stronds'
bsrr attended TO the wounded. Full
~par{iculars of the accident cannot De
Harmed at present.
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Selling Brigham Oat

SALT LAKE. Utah, Nov -Four
carriages, three wagons. one pair Of
mules. one span # horses. O%neiset bar
ness, and three COWS, property Of
Brigham Young. we're sold to-day al
puhlie auction by the United States
Commissioner To paw the award Of
The court in Ann Elias ease, and
brought 81 Is5. Further seizure OF
property will be made
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Sentence of the Prize Fighter.

SALEM, n j, November 8
Weeden. Goodwin aud Collyer found
guilty of manei4ughter by aiding 10
the killing Of the prize fighter Wal
Ker, were to-day sentenced to six
years Imprisonment each 10 the Tren-
ton ~peniieutiary. The remaining
two prisoners Clark and Neary were
sentenced to an Imprisonment Of two
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cermans Murdered BY Negroes

AUGUSTA, Ga. November 3-A
party of negroes broke into u resi-
denee SIX miles from Aiken, 5. C.. at
midnight last night and murdered
Mr.. llausmsu and his nephew. named
ProstLsB, both Germans. Alter rob
bing the premises the m%urterers burnt
the dwelling over the dead bodies.
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ACCIDENTS ON THE RAIL-
The result of Instructions tC
an Engineer to Run
"Wild"-One Man
Killed and Three
Wounded.

LOUISVILLE, Nov IA serious
accident occurred near Pawee Valley
station, on the Louisville, Cincinnati
& Lexington Short Line RaiIrod, a
few minutes past ten o'clock this
morning. A special engine in charge
of David Gunther had been ordered
to Mt. Sterling, with instructions 10
run wild" until ten o'clock Pawee
Valley was reached by his engine at
this hour. Uader a misapprehension
that be was to run wild" until 1910,
Gunther endeavored TO go from
Pawee Valley one station above, sup
posing the south bound Eastern ex-
press would wait bis arrival at the
upper station. The engineer of this
train supposed Gunther would be at
Pawee Valley. Their engines came
together a short distance above
Pawee Valley, badly damaging both,
killing Gunther, and seriously wound.
ing two tiremen aud an express mess
enger, names unknown. The Eren-
ing Ne,cs reports no passengers
kitlad
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Despersae KILLED.

LIrTLE Rock, November Nv
d. Stewar:;, desperate and citizen
OF the Indian Nation, who murdered
a man named Henry, was arrested
near Cotton Plant OF Tuesday by
Deputy Federal Msrshss. He al.
tempted to escape aud wss shot dead.
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Double Murder.

AususrA, GA, November "a
party OF negroes broke into a resi-
denee near Chester. S. c.. last night,
and murdered Nj. Hansman and bis
Dephsw named Eastman. After rob
bing the premises, the rhurderers
fred the dwelling.
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A UDIT0R'S NOTICE.

Inc undersigned AuJear duly appointed By toe
Orphan court OF Somerset county. 20 ascert IN
aavancenlents and make 4 disJribatio1 u tne
funds In The hands Of 10 kimueli. admini.tta.
tor Of he estate n George Parkes. deceased, q
and am ny those legally tntiflef thereto hefety
gi,es nofiee thai he ~iil Atte4i 70 the duties Of
tLs above appointment On THURSDAY. the q day
III November. Al his ofiee 10 Somerset borough,
where AMI when all persoas int.rests1 may at
tsnd. H. 4. BAEh.
Gctoho AufitOF =
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RoSDoUT, November 2.-The en-
tire front Of the residence OF Augustus
Supplies, Of this city, WIS blown ont
this morning at three O'Clock by a
charge Of powder placed 10 the win
dow BY some malicious person. The
occupants Of the house were unin-
jured-
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Nev Advertisements.
A DNINIsTRAToRS NOTICE.

EssIIe oiD2yii Raymtn late Of toueycreek Twp.
deceased.
Letters ofadmini>,ratiOn ON theaboy e-tateh ay-
ing been granted 70 the undersigned by the prop
eT authority, notice - hereby given TO those IN
8eoted 20 II TO make in mediate payment. and those
having claims agaius II will D. eseBt Them duly
authenticated fr settlement without delay On
Saturday November n. ls76.
JiSItH $ WALKER
GABELLE RAIMAN.
Administrator.
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tolerance aud Intimidation.

As we 20 to press tue voters are
going to the polls. OF course We can
onlv guess atthe pro5able results, bat
We have az abiding confidence, found
ed on presumably reliable reports from
all parts Of The country, that the lie
publican ticket will be successful. We
can not believe that the people OF this
country have 80 far forgotten the pas
as to voluntarily eutrust the d%estinie'
of the Union TO the party that 50 lately
attempted to destroy it. Ga al hon
est vote HAYES and WHEELER VII
surely be elected. Tae danger, anc
the only danger 10 be appTebended L
from force and fraud, the shot-gun'
and revolvers Of the southern ban
ditti, and the frauds 10 New York ant
elsewhere, that Eill be perpetrate'
BIZ the TILDEN "reformers. Sun
we believe that truth, honesty and
right can not be crashed, and tina.
be cause Of good government, and Q
the people will prevail
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TIE Centennial Commission na7
decided that though The Exhibition
vii! formally close on tnday next,
persons will continue 10 be admitted
for the usual Tee Of d.ty cents unil
the ls.h. The programme OF the
ceremonies FOR the closing day mas
bces deaaite.y agreed spon ito Us
priacipal features. Ii ~al consist O.
n series Of national ,aiutes, briei al.
dresses from prominent gentlemen
connected with the Exhibition aac
orchestral aud goeal music under The
direction Of Theodore Thomas Pres.
dent Grant has e~osented 70 be pres
ent and perform The closing eeTe
mOnY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-08

TnE newly elected Governor Of
Colorado. Hon. John h. Rout' was
insuguratcd at Denver on ffiaa5
las. His message treated almost
entirely Of matters Per'ainlo8 10 'ne
State aud is cogdidone;wbic appear
to be most favorable, paFiieuiariy 50
in -egard 20 is fnsnees, educational
arrangements AID 'hc annual PTodae'
Of Us mines.
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HE stockholders Of he Wellersnurg aad West
Newton Plank Road Company are hereby notified
thai an ~elsclion will b held At the Naugie House
ia tie Borough % Somerset. Pa On Monday,
November the 5th. 1878. "a elect one President
one Treasurer ami Eve Managers % serve tor the
ensuiug year.
JOHN X. EDIE. W. II. PICKING.
OctIl Sec'ry. Preside nj.
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pURISG the meath Of October ihe
public debt was reduecatlrs miil'ohs'
three hundred alG eignty-eighitnous
and one hundred and t~hiriy-niue
dollars IS. sss 1880 making the
total reduction since he 9rst day o.
July sl05G0. 90S 90.
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GouLDsBoRo, Pa, October 30
The nine O'Clock train from Scranton,
consisting OF seventeen cars, vas run
into by the Summit coal train, one
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LIFE INSURANCE.

The failure of the Continental Life
Insurance Company, of this city, and
the rumors that are prevailing as to
half a dozen others, has created an
uneasy feeling in the minds Of policy
holders. The fact is, the insurance
business has been run as has all 9TH
er kinds-too extravagantly. Toe
heavy salaries have been paid to Off
GERS aud agents, too costly buildings
have been erected, and there has been
too much speculation 10 it generally.
1t was all well enough as long as
people had plenty of money and could
take out as many policies as they de-
sired, for a heavy stream of money
flowed in a little faster than it flowed
out. But now that the1 hard times
stops this flow, there will be a smash.
aud | think it has commenced. There
are good sound life insurance eompa.
MES, and life insurance is a good
thing. but for q time at least people
will enquire more carefully into the
companies into which they put their
money. 1t is singular that men will
place money, intended for the sup
port Of their families after they are
DECD, without knowing anything Of
the character Of those into whose
hands j t.goes. Look up your policies
and see whether YOU are ia good
compsnies or not. The Continental
was considered sound a few week:
ago, aud now whether it cac resume
business or not is q question. The
trouble With many of the companies
as well as the banks ia the city is
they loaned their surplus on real es
tate, at the valuation of three year.
ago; now that it will not sell for 1
fourth Of those prices, they are in I
box. Half of them found .heir CAPT
tai completely wiped out by this de
probation. A mortgage on real es
tate in New York is mighty Incer
tain property just now.
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TursE is . good hshiiag chance
as Governor Hsyes cypscsses = iea'
Indiana NAY give lie RsPaei,eaa
electoral ticket a msJorlty. o
Greenbaek men appear 90 be geiuog
thcir eyes opened 70 BE uareAson-
Bepess Of their course We Do not
abandon hopes Of Indiala
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continues to improve, aud it looks as
though the fall trade would foot up
into something tolersblv decent. The
merchants from the interior, are buy
ing literally. aud collections are ex-
cellent- IL people could only get
over their foolish scare, and go about
their business as usual. the country
would be as prosperous a ever it was.
PIETRo.
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SPEAKING Of he canvass 10 L2uisi'
ana. the New Orleans Republican
says: The press aad speakers OF the
Republican party have been decor
Gus and respectful to their opponents
The Democracy has refused TO reeog-
nize Republicans 10 debate The
Republican orators have been every
where orderly and patient under
~ipvectige and violence The Demo
ocratie orators aud followers have.
in many paris Of the saa.e, inflicted
shame. wounds aud even death upon
the humble and helpless, while they
have ostracized every white maj
who has manifested ever sympatn,
for the Republican cause The he
pablicans have made every Effort t.
introduced Northern capital and mum
bers into toe State AMI city. Ih'
Democracy has repealed both By N
,oleranee and intimidation.
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coLLrsIos on raE o 4 NJ

CINCINNATI, Nov IA passenger
train going west on The Ono aud
Mississippi railroad collided with d
freight this afternoon neal Saoais,
Indiana. killing engineer Sc5tt and
fireman Kiefer. Some passengers
sustained slight injuries; none seri-
ously hurt.
TWO CARS THROWN OVER A TREsTLR
MEMPHIS. November "a distress
ing accident occurred to the eastern
,rain on the Memphis & Little Rock
Railroad last night near Edmcnson,
caused by the forward truck on 3 sleep
Jog car dropping down and throwing
il over q restie; aud paliing the oexs
car off with it, and piiing ibe psssen
| gers up 10 a p~romiscnous heap
! Frapcis Moore, formerly Of Canada
but for q short time since living 81
Bledsoe's Landing, Arsansss, was
so badly injured that he died within
halt az hour. An infant Of j. 7.
Eggleston, Of Mississippi, was fatally
injured: j. j.. Barnes, of Bowling
Green, KenNckv, severely iojured
being cut 10 the face, shoulder and
hip bruised; Mrs. John g. Gwalthi-
ney, of Arkansas, rib broken and
severe internal injuries. Some fifteen
Tiers were slightly wounded. Luck
lily the sleeper was empty, or the cas-
ualties would have beer much larger.
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SEcRrrAhr N5aRnL posts the
apnouDcemssf 90 De isnss sse&tog
the Maine S~ensfofsaip LIS sora9~
ed that be oursi 50 know. snd maf
therefore, the Cell T. oPea to Mr.
Blaine
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n WATER SUPPLY.

is one Of the pre;ent troubles in New
York. The unprecedented drouth Of
last summer drieo up many Of the
sources of supply, and croton lake is
lower than it has been for many years.
There are no wells to draw from, the
water about the city is salt, aud the
rain that has fallen thus far in the
autumn was all taken up by the
ground, and did not perceptibly raise
the streams. Consequently. the
pressure is not enough tn get water
above the first floors in many parts
of the city, and a part of the day
there is none at ali. For q city of q
million Of people to be short of water
is no joke, and the question of a new
source Of supply is being seriously
canvassed.
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sALE.

Dne-haif interest or the whale 10 purchassr tn q
uater-p0ser Merchant aad Gust m houring
mill situated In the town Of Bolivar on the L. X,
K, 2 miles west Of Johnstovn. Location the best
in this part Of the country, mill 10 god repair anl
doing a good business. room Tor storing &poo
bushels OF grain. ample water 70 propei the miii
the year rOeod- gOo1 dwelling house sEa
cutbuiilings. Also acres VI land belonging 10
said pr,perty. Any persons wishing 10 purchase .
2 sd mill property VIII do well to Wit The prem
Uses ffioe aei terms u suit the Tines
REESE HAMMONDA BEAM
Bolivar. Westmoreland Co. Pa.
N.-,D 80 70 q. r. ffOw ILL CO, Ner
SYork. Tor Pamphlet Of Ice pages. eontainins
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