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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

Saturday, Nouember ., 1873,
at / o'clock r. ~, OF said day, the following real
estate, viz:
l. A lot Of grounl situate in Somerset borough,
Somerset county, Pa, containing one-tOurth acre,
OF less, fronting 60 feet Main-crcss street,
and running back 254 feet on Race street TO
Church alley, thence along Church alley Go feet
to land OF Isaac Hugus thence 10y land of same
and lot of Noah CaseDeor 28+ feet to Main-crass
Bile and other out buildings thereon erected.
>. -Four lots Of ground situate in Somerset
township, Somerset county, Pa, containing in all
about Onc-four;h acre, adjoining lands of John
Nefi's Assignee on the east, A. ]. Colbcrn on the
ncrth West street On the west and Turkey foot
road On the South.
TERMS-One-third oE confirmation oi sale,
onethird in six months, and one-third in one year
with interest from day OF sale; deferred payments
TO be secured by Judgments on the land.
l.. q. COLBORN.
Oct. lb Assignee OF g. B. COlhOrn.
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A DMISTRAToR's NOTICE.
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE
~ OF
RkAL ESTATE.

fy virtue Of an order Issued out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas. OF Somerset County, Pa, the
undersigned, Assignee OF Daniel Koin, viii sell at
p.blie Sale on
FRIDAY, November 8, 1878,
at o'clock ?. NJ. In front Of the Court house. in
Somerset, Pa, the following valuable real estate
viz:
The farm of Daniel keim. containing about les
acres, situate in Conemaugh township. Somerset
county, Pa, adjoining lands of Daniel Weaver,
Benjamin Blough, Elijah Berkey and others,
having a two-story brick dwelling house, two
buildings thereon erected. Part Of the land is
well-timbered, balance In good state OF eultiya-
ti0n. A good meadow and plenty Of water on the
premises. Jacob Mumniau has an equitable
Interest, which will be made known on day Of
sale.
TERMS-:500 on day OF sale, 800 On confinns-
tlon OF sale, 500 on the tst Of April, 1873 and
GO annually thereafter until the whole is paid.
T.. NJ. SCHRDCk,
Oct. 10. Assignee of Daniel Keim.
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INso. VENT NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice TO ali his
creditors, that having regularly filed his Petition
Tor TIE benefit of the Insosvent Laws in the Court
Of Common Pleas .Cf Somerset County, he will
ask to be discharged as an insolvent debtor be-
iurs the said Court, on Wednesday, November g.
1878 when and where all interested may attend
Oct. t..3Gt DANIEL. S. EDRNER
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Thursday, November q, 1878.

the following described feai estate, being the
same recovered In an action OF ejectment 6y the
plaintiffs agains. the defendants above named TO
the number and term aforesaid. to wit:
All the coal, iron ore. IRE clay, and all other
minerals liquid and solid. lying and being on up
on and under the surface Of two tracts Of land stu
ate in Elkiick Twp. Somerset Co, Pa, and the
mining privileges and rights of way appurtenant
20 the same, TO wit:
No. l. Called Craeow conta ining ll2 acres and
loo perches, the surface (which and three acres
Of said Minerals under and above the farm build
ings are and belong TO the estate Of u. Hay and
L. and B. Wilhelm. decd, and in possession of
Lewis Horchler, adjoining the Maryland line tract
No 2 in this Advertisement, lands OF s. j. Miller,
Thomas Lee, M. J. Beachy and others, known as
the Pennsylyania part of the Jonas Beachy farm.
No. 2 A tract of land situate aforesaid. con
tanning "a acres, adjoining No. l aforesaid the
Maryland line, Daniel Hershheryer, Thomas Lee
and others, the surface OF which, together with
three acres OF said minerals under and about the
farm buildings and twelve acres of the upper vein
Of limestone is owned by Elias Hershberger and VI
Beachy and now in their possession.
TERMS CASH.
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A SSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that William Cock Of
Somerset township, somerset Co, fa.. by deed OF
voluntary assignment has assigned ali his estate
real and personal to George q. Walker, in trust
for the benefit Of the creditors Of the said William
Cook. II persons indebted 10 the Assignor will
make immediate payment. and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement 10 the undersigned, at the Office of
John II. Scott. Esq. In the borough OF Somerset
on Saturday, November 80 ISIS.
GEORGE g. WALKER.
Oct; 3 Assignee Of iiliam Cook.
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

The .,ndcrsigned hereby gives notice TO all his
creditors that having regularly filed his petition
for he benefit OF the InsOvent Laws in the Court of
Common Pleas of Somerset County, he will ask to
be discharged as an insolvent debtor before the
said Court, on Wednesday November Is, ISIS,
when and where all interested may attend.
llct, 23 y. ABkAM kEfSER.
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NOTICE DIVORCE.

Daniel s. Horner In the Court of Common Pleas
VS.. of Somers I county, Of Nov.
Sarah X Horrer T. ISIS, No. l79.
Alias subpoena for Divorce, on the ground OF
desertiUn.
To Sarah X Herncr, the defendant above nam
ell You are hereby notified TO be ard appear at
the next Court Of Common Pleas. for Somerset
county, to be held at Somerset, on the second Mon
day Of November, A. ID. 1873, (llth day. to answer
to the complaint of Daniel ). Horner your hus-
band. the plaintiff above named, and show cause
If any yon haye,vhy your said husband should not
be diyorcen from the bonds Of matrimony entered
into with you agreeably to the prayer OF his petit
tiun and libel exhibited against you before the
said Court.
Sherif's Office, GEO. W. PILE,
Oct. IL, 1873. Saerih.
Oct is
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The Cambria Iron works a. Johns
town, are now in full operation, and
six thousand men are employed
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THE VILLAGE OF SKULLS

We must close the account with
The following, relating to a village Of
skulls:
tine most singular feature Cf Kan
purzs village was two rows Of skulls
ten ieet apart, runnieg along the en-
tire length of the village, imbedded
about two inches deep in the ground.
the cerebral hemispheres' upper
most, bleached and glistening white
from the weather The skulls were
iSd 10 number in this one villsge.
To me they appeared to be human,
though many had an extraordinary
projection of the posterior lobes, 9th
ers of the parietal bones, and the
frontal bones were unusually low and
retiring; vet the sutures and the
general aspect Of the greatest num-
Der Of them were 50 similar to what
| believed to be human thst it was
almos. with an Indifferent air that |
asked my chiefs and Arabs what
these skulls were They replied.
'sOkos'-chimpauzees (N"
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DUBLIC SALE

G. L. Heilman and ]. J. Folk,
executors of Peter Wilhelm,
deed and Eeter S. Hay, W. Il.
Hay and 5 NJ. Saylor, adin'rs.
of David Bay, deed, and Sam
uel N. Saysor
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fsfsEE p Including Shooting Outfit.
tfksse Every Gun Warfanreo.
g y ~ ~ ~ iiorsrth Moore Broosf =. I.orli
TNSOLyENF NOTICE.

iic mllcrsgngd hereby gives notice 20 all Bis
itl ofs that having regularly Med his petition
.tg ieueiii u The lnsolyent Laws IN The tuufs
t gmm0n Pleas q Somerset County. he wlii
.'A io be discharged insolvent debtor before
ue -aii Court. on Wednesday, November lS. 1878,
"itl and where all Interested may aIieisa.
hci 3 80 EDWARD ZIMM EkN AN.
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The undersigred hereby gissss.5s.ss TO all his
creditors that having regulari filed his petition
for the benefit of the Insovent Laws in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Somerset County, he win ask
to be discharged an insOlyent debtor before the
said Court, on Wednesday, November IL, ISIS,
when and where all interested may attend.
Oct % 81 GEORGE NEN LIE.
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WHOLE NO. 1927.

armies of deep brown "hot-water'
ants compelled US to be cautions how
We stepped.
"Tne difficulties of such travel as
We bad now commenced may be i'm.
agined when a short march of six
miles aud bali occupied the twenty
four men VINO were carrying the boat
sections al entire day, and 30 fatig-
ued them that we bad to halt anoth
er day at Wane-Kirumbu, to recruit
their exhausted strength.
"The terrible underground that
her eugrossed all the space rnder the
shade of the pillared bombax and
msst-like mvule was miracle of
vegetation. IL consisted of ferns,
spear grass, water cane, and orehidG-
eeous plants, mixed with wild vines,
palms of various species, rettsns and
q hundred other varieties all strug-
Cling for every inch of space, and
swarming upward with luxuriance
and density that only this extraordi-
nary hot-house atmosphere could
nourish. We bad certainly seen fer
es:s before, but this scene was an ep.
och in our lives ever to be remem-
bered for its bitterness the gloom
enhanced the dismal misery of cur
life; the stopping moisture, the IN
healthy reeking atmosphere, and The
monotony of the scenes nothing but
the eternal interlaced branches, the
tall aspiring stems, rising from the
tangle through which we bad to bur
row and crawl like wild animals, on
hands and feet"
THE MECHANIC ARTS IN AFRICA
But not all of Africa is benighted,
as the following extract will show:
"At Wsne Kirumba We found
large native forge and smitby, where
there were about a dozen smiths bus
lily at work The iron ore is very
pure. Here were the broad bladed
speers Of Southern Uregga, and the
broad knives of all sizes,
from the small waist-kniie, an inch
and half in length, to the heavy
Roman sword-like eleaver. The bel
lows for the smelling furnace are
four in plumber, doubled handed, and
manned by four men, who, by a
quick up-and-down motion, supply a
powerful blast, the noise Of which is
heard half q mile from the scene
The furnace consis of ramp..l clay,
raised into q mound, about four feet
high. A hollow is then excagated in
it, two feet in diameter and two feet
deep. From the middle of the slope
four apertures are exc waited into
the base of tie furnace, into which
are fitted funneLshaped esrtben pipes
to convey the blast 10 the f q At
the base of the mound a vide aper-
ture for the hearth is exc vat pen
etrating below the furnace. The
hearth receives the dross aud Stag.
"Close by stood piled up mat-saeks
Of charcoal, with a couple Of boys /
ready to supply the fuel, and about /
two yards off was small snithy, /
where the iron vas shaped late bssl-
mere, axes, war hstchets, spes :, /
knives, swords, wire, iron balls v b I
spikes. leglets, armlets, aud iron .
beads, etc The art Of the black
smith is Of high standard in the
forests, considering the loneliness of
the inhabitants. The people have |
much traditional lore. and it appears
from the immunity which they hsye /
enjoyed in these dismal retreats, that
from one generation TO another some
thing has been communicated and 4
learned, showing that even the jun
gle man is progressive aud improv
A lhie a ina -
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He that watches the providence %
God, never wants o providenee TO
watch.
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nrnTbusiDess you can engage In. IS TO so per
nL\ day made by any worker Of either sex
I'LL u right in their own localities. Particulars
and samples worth - free Improve your
spare time at tsis business. Address STISsoS n
Co., Portland Maine.
March q
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Z EGAL NOTICE.

IL
10 Rose Ann Rhoads, widow Jane, intermar-
Tied with John Dillon, L. W. Rh1Gds, &. +.
Rhoads. Samuel =. Rhoads, a. Lincoln Rhoads,
Daniel W. Rhoads, Phoebe +. Khoads, Royal
Rhoads, Mary, intermarried with Joseph Cole
man. Harriet. intermarried with Cornelius Yoder,
Ellen, intcrmarried with Samuel q. Neif, Sarah,
intermarTied with Daniel Saylor. Emma Rhoads
and Catherine Rh0ads, all residing in Somerset
Co, Pa, except Harriet, Emma and A Lincoln
who reside in Iowa. you are hereby notified 70 ap-
pear at orphans Court to be held at Somerset, ON
Monday, November II. next, TO accept or refuse
the real estate OF Daniel Rhcads, deed. at the
appraised price or shcw cause why the same
should not be sold.
Sherih's Office. GEO. W. PILE
Sep. Is, is7s. Sheriff.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IN OF
ALEA BE Il EAE ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset county, Pennsylvania,
the ai.dersigned. assignee Of John J. Hoffman,
gill sell AZ public sale, on
Wursdoy, Norember I, 1873,
at o'clock, r NJ in front OF the Court house, in
Somerset, Pa the following described real estate,
viz
No. /. A lot or piece Of ground situate II the
borough Of Somerset, bounded on the north by
Union street on the east by lot of Presbyterian
congregation. on she south by naliey, and on the
west by lots OF Wm. II. koontI, Esq. and Josiah
Brant. The Improvements are large, very nne.
two-story brick dwe!ling-h house, with slate roof,
gas fxtures,- and other modern improvements;
and brick stable-slate roof. This Is one of the
most desirable residences in Somerset borough.
No 2. tract Of land situate in Somerset
township, Somerset county, Pa, containing about
95 acres adjoining lands OF Adam Miller, Christ
ian Gnagy, Frank Launtz, Uriah Trent and 9TH
ers There is a new twO-story frame dwelling
house and small stable on the farm. There is al
so a young orchard and an abundance OF water
and timber
TERMS CASH.
WI. II. RUPPEL.
Dctie Assignee OI JOng ]. Hgiimsn.
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By virtue Of commission, issued cut of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Somerset Co. Pa. and
to me directed. authorizing and requiring me
thereunto, will offer at public sale at the Court
House in Some rs,t borough at 10 o'clock A. N on
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In the Court oi
Common Pleased
SomerserCc., Pa
No. el, Aug. I.
.Is55.
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TNsoLyENT NOTICE

The undersigned hereby gi,es notice to all us
creditors. ilai l8,ing regularly hleo hs fv
f,r he benefit 0T the insolycnt Laws lh ihe Sou,
~ C.ntunp Pleas of Somerset County. re Niii ask
"a hc discharged as an insoysni debtor before the
said Court On Wednesday: November ID io'o'
xheu and where all interested may attend
~ne., ~, aH % ~ HENRY HINEBAUGH.
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1 sSIGNEEs, ACCOUNTS


ihe llloaiHg Eccc unis have been f Ell AZ my
i-'' ana Will lie presented fer Confirmation On
! i.urs lsy N0v. Il lsss:
sphn " ihl- Assignee 81 Samuel Fcrrei.
jas + pugb. Assignee 81 Jacob =. Zigior
y a hapiisl Assigucc of ". ". Davis . BTc.
9eo A. Thompson. Assignee Of ;. j. FLICK.
"oAn II. thl, Assignee Of Samuel a. Rhoads.
r. ]. KODSER,
Oct. l6 Pro.
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DENTS rs.
VIM COLLIN 3,
DENTIST.

ts.f.r .h-ye Casobcer X Froase's store, Somerset,
P. Ia tie isst 6iteen vears 1 have greatly re-
,C-i ihe ur!ces col artificial teeth IN this place.
Tie constant iueraa sing demand iorteeih has m
lu.e1 ne to SO enlarge my facilities tnat can
make good sets OF teeth at lower prices than you
r" -gi thcm Ia any other place in tins county -
iEH now making good set oi teeth Tor - &nu "
Usre sa1uii De ANY person smong my ihuusanas
r .ls,.nrr IN this oT the adjoining counties that
l.e made teeth tor that is not givinl; geod sat
-s'Hc.seU they can cali me AZ any tiuas sild gs-
nov zet .ree OF charge.
ms-lH
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Beauty is summer fruit, fragrant
but frail.
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THROUGH THE DARK CONTINENT

sTANLEY's EXPLORATIONS AND AID.
VENTURES IN THE WILLIS OF Az
RIGA
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1'ERliS C1SH.
PROyERB BS.
PROVERBS.

J. G.. OGLE,
Oct. . Master in Chaneery
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Frank ]. Anspach, James An
spach aud Charles T.. Ansynch.
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NEw ORLEANS, October 1.-THE Board
OF Health in special meeting tonight pass
ed resolution that Commission Of five,
including the President, be appointed to
inquire into the origin and causes OF yellow
fever in New Orleans and other portions
OF the State OF Louisiana, and TO suggest
TO the Legislature such measures as will
tend TO prevent recurrence Of such a ca
lamity.. Or. Austin wanted DR.. c. B. White,
for many years President of the Board Of
Health OF New Orleans, made member
OF the Commission. Objections were made
partly as to the right OF the Board to ap-
point outsiders, and it was also remarked
that this would be considered as incapaci-
ty on the part Of the Board to grapple
with the question. DR.. Taney approved a
general Commission OF scientific men
from all parts OF the world. Neither would
a local commission have time enough 10
ascertain all the facts before the meeting
OF the next Legislature. The President
finally appointed Drs Taney, Albrccht,
Jones and Austin as Commissioners. II
is understood that the Commission will
recommend the appointment OF General
Commission by the Legislature, and to
request our Representatives in Congress
to ask the appointment OF National
Commission with the necessary authority
TO 20 thoroughly into the subject.
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The Old Colony Railroad Aeeident-Re-
,,ort of the Investigating Committee.

BosroS, October lI.-Theevid taken
in the investigation by the Railroad Com
missioners into the cause OF the late acci'
/ dent goes to show that while Burt, the en-
pineer Of the freight train, was crossing the
| inward track with his locomotive and five
cars, he discovered an excursion train
coming at great speed. He put on steam
and reached the outward track in safety,
at the same time swinging red lantern
as warning OF danger TO the engineer OF
the excursion trlin. The lantern was seen
by Weathersgate, the engineer OF Easton,
who gave the signal for down breaks. At
this moment Hartwell, the conductor Of
the freight train, was running to throw
the switch off the side track hack to the
main line. The switch over which five
empty freight cars passed had been left
Open after they passed: but the switch
being what is known as the patent safety,
Il was thrown back into its proper place,
the tiange OF the forward wheels OF the
first locomotive touching. So far as learned.
the evidence went to show that at the mo-
ment the excursion train reached the first
switch Hartwell was In the act of adjust.
ing the other switch, and had it Just half
over when the train reaced il. The tiange
OF the wheels OF the engines struck square
on She end Of the straight rail, where the
switch should have joined, and both en-
e!nes jumped the track, followed by sew
eral cars. Hartwell, who had hold OF the
bar OF the switch, the moment the engine
struck disconnecting the rail, was thrown
violently and some distance into field
near by.
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Views OF the President and Secretary
| sherman on the Result ln Ohlo-The
Iowa Greenbaekers-The Outlook In
the New House.
WASHINGTON, October lO.-The Presi-
dent and the Secretary Of the Treasury
are particularly gratifed over the result Of
the Ohio election as affecting the ques.
ton OF resumption. They both think that
there will be no effort made ut the COM
ing session OF Congress TO interfere with
the movements OF the treasury looking to
that purpose, and that resumptiun will
therefore be an accomplished fact by the
1st OF January.
In regard to the two Greenbackers re-
ported to be elected to the House Of Rep.
resentatives from Iowa, there seems to
exist considerable uncertainty as to which
party they will act with, the Republicans
claiming them as confidently as the Dem.
ocrats. II is probable that one Of them at
least will act with the Democrats. It
settled by Tuesdays elections that the
Greenbackers will not be sufficiently
strong in the next House to hold the bal.
ance ofpower. The attitude which they
may assume, therefore, on the question
OF the speakership will be inconsequential.
In speculative circles at this time the
straightout Democratic majority in the
next House is placed at not less than
thirty. ,
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IOWA ELECTION.

KEoKux, Iowa, October 1.-THE returns
from all the townships in Leo county show
Farnsworth's majority to be 1907, Hobbs,
Dem, for Congress, 81; Babb, DEM, for
District Judge, G94; Spragle, DEM, fol-
District Attorney, G9i'
DEs MoINEs, October 1.-THE State
Register has returns up to this time from
81 counties pretty near complete. The Hei
Republican majority for Secretary Of State
not change this much one way or the
other. The Register figures that at the
lowest the majority for the head OF the
Republican ticket will not go below TO-.
600, nor any candidate on the ticket fall
below majority OF 5000; RathrocE, fol
Supreme Judge, being the lowest, and II
is estimated that his majority will be
q nO0
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VOLUME XXY1.-NUMBER AZ.


NEW YoRK, October il.-Cotton- Steady at
l06-l6al0ll.l6c, Flour-In moderate demand
and unchanged; supertine State and western
8 50aS so; common 10 good extra 3 S0a4 TO-
good TO choice Z l6a4 IS; white wheat extra
I s0a5 so; extra Ohio 5 9OaS Is; ST. Louis
I 9oa6 25; Minnesota patent process ooas ..
Wheat-Quiet; rejected spring G0asSci No.
spring So l.2as4 l.9c; No. 9 do SO l.2a9Sc; un.
graded red 95cAl O; No. do 9Scal 90; No. =
do l DIAL o. l4:NO / do 105al 05 II; un.
graded amber 02Al 05; No. amber l 02H
al 0S; ungraded white 99cal o.; No. 3 do O6
al H611: No. do UsAl 0SM; extra white
At l0sH. Rye-Dull; western 65a57c. Bar.
ley-DulI. Malt-Quiet but steady. Corn
Quiet but firm; ungraded 4SI<aiSc; No. 2,
4733!aISc: white sic; round yellow csc. Oats
Sominally unchanged; rejected &c; No. 5,
q l-9c; No. 5 white q l!2c. Nos. 2ec; No. 2
white S0L.aS0IIc; No. l size; No. white
3iIfc; extra white Ss>Ic; mixed western ga
S!Xc; white western 97aSi Hay-Quiet but
steady at 40a45c. Hops-Firm; yeAflines 5a
Sc; eastern and western l0al2c; New York
State Sal5c. Cofee-More active; Rio cargocs
lSJIal6aIe; job lots Is l.2als:. Suear-Quiet
and unchanged. MolBsses-Queet and I'M
changed. Rice-Steady. Whisky-Fim at
81 lSh bid, / Is asked.