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Our New n Ominees.

1t will be seen by the proceedings Of the
Convention, that the Hon. AMEo MY EkS
of Lucas county, has been put in nomlna-
ton ter the important Office Of Lieutenant
Governor. The duty fprc>iding over the
deliberations of the Senate Of This State is an
arduous and difficult one, and in a certain
contingency that officer may be called upon
to perform all the duties of the Chief Mag
istrate Of this great State. These duties
and responsibilities require talents OF the
highest order, and the most enlaaged eXpe-
rience and sagacity. All the qualification
necessary for the discharge OF this high
trust are preeminently possessed by the in
dividual selected by the Democracy Of this
State for that position. Judge MYERS has
been subjected to the seyerest tests, and in
no instance has he been found wanting in
ability or devotion TO the great cause OF
popular government. lie was member OF
the Senate of Ohio, during the eyentEui ses-
sion of 848-9 1849-50 and l850-51. This
was the death struggle of whlggery IN
Ohio, and no man In the Democratic ranks
dealt the old enemy more heavy and deadly
blows than did the Senator from Lucas
to lead on the Democratic column, in the
Senate, all looked to JAMES MYERS, as
man of unfinching courage and devoted
patriotism. When corruption and bribery
were freely resorted to to seduce Democrat
ic Legislators from their fidelity to the people
no man was more prompt and vlgllant to
expose and thwart the II limitations Of the
monopolsts
When the banks were enjoying exemption
from equal taxation, JAMES MYERs brought
forward a bill to subject them TO the same
rule, which was applied to the farmer, the
artisan, the merchant, and manufacturer.-
Ills able advocacy of equal rights and equal
taxation was felt throughout the length and
breadth of the State, and with that of his no
ble compeers in the Legislature and in the
Constitutional Convention, resulted in plac-
ing upon the tax duplicate Of this Safe, mill
ions OF wealth that therefore escaped taxa
ton altogether, For these valuable servi
ces the Democracy of Ohio have ever felt
under lasting obligation to Judge MYERS -
They have testified their gratitude by nomi-
mating him this day to the second oiii3e
within the gift Of the people of Ohio.
But these are not ali the services which
our nominee has rendered. He was siren
GUS advocate of all those measures of re-
form which have been embodied in our New
Constitution.
The Convention also put in nomination
II. Il. BARNEY, Esq, for School Commission
err This is nomination which will be ac-
ceptable to the friends of Education in Ohio
4e was unanimously recommended by the
delegation from Hamilton county. We are
cedlby informed that he would have been
nominated by the Teachers Convention
which nominated Mr.. ANDREWS if he had
n9t declined. He refused to run for this
office unless it Should be atMe call Of Me
positicat party, aeitt wAicA he has ever acted
Myoagh his whote life. He was member
OF the Convention which revised the consti-
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale,

T7IIE undersigned wishing to change his business
h will offer al public sale, the 3lst day of Au-
gust next f not previously sold at private SALE the
following described real ostote to wie 7G acres of
valuable land, lying in Green township Harrison
comfy Ohio, miles east of Cadiz and near to the
Wellburgh road; said land is under a high state of
cultivation
ALSO
Ono out lot, containing nearly acres, adjoining the
town lots of theto Of Cadiz, on thcWheeling road
on which is good coal bank
ALSO
Five splendid building lots standing on Muskin-
gum and Warren streets, and in the vicinity Of the
rail road depot
ALSO,
The tavern stand known 10 the National House, one
square West Of the public buildings; together with all
the necessary fixtures for tie same.
1t is unnecessary to give further description of
the property,as personsn acquainted with the same
and wishing to purchase will examine for themselves
before purchasing.
Good titles nude, AND possession Immediately Civ
en- THOMAS &. VINCENT.
July goth, 1853.
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k4lVGr COassgDataiYaS

RAUNDICE, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous De
- blllty, Diseases OF the Kidneys and all diseases
rising from disorderod Liver or Stomach, such a
! constipation, inward piles, iuness blood to tn
mead, acldIty OF the stomach, nausea heartburn dis
gust for iOOd iulinCs5 weight in the stomach son
erugtiohs shaking or uttering at tbs pit of the stom
/ Uch, swimming ot the head, hurried and diicul
breathing, u.erng at the heart choking or sutl0ca
! ting sensation when in lying posture, Gnnness o
ylslOn dots or webs before tEc SIGHT fever and dul
pam III the head, deficiency or prusyration yellow
ness OF the skin and eyes, pain in the side, back
chest, limbs, etc, sudden flashes of heat burning il
the flesh, constant imagining of evil and great dapres
sion OF spirits, can be Gtectualy cured by Dr. HooF
LANDS celebrated German Bitters prepared by pr
&. NJ. jackson, ut the German Medicine Store I2O
Arch street. Philadelphia
Their power over the above diseases is not excel
cdii cJUaLled-by any other preparation in the u
otGtes, as the cures attest, III many cases after skt
physicians had failed.
These btt9rs ure worthy the attention of invalids
possessing great virtues in the ectilcaton ofdiseas-
Us OF the liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers Ill weakness and affections in the
digestive organs, they are withal, safe, certain and
pleasant
Reud and DO convinced. From the "Boston Boo, >
The editor said, Dec 23
"DE HooFLAHD's CELEBRATED GERN-N B!TrERs fol-
the cure OF liver complaints, IuundiCe dyspepsiu ner.
YUus debility is deservedy one of the most popular
medicines OF the day. These btters have been used
by thousands, and friend at our elbow SAYS he has
himself received an eGctual cure from the use of this
remedy. We are convinced tlal in the use of these
btLers, the patient constantly gains strength and Wig
oT, TACT worthy OF great consideration. They are
pleasant to taste and smell, and can be used by per,
sons with the most delicate stonaehs with safety
under any circumstance. We are speaking from eX.
perence and 10 the afflicted we advise their USE
! SCOTS Weekly" one Of the besst literary paper
published, said Aug. %
"DR HOLLANDS GERMAN BITTEEs, manufactured
by Dr. JacNaon, rre now recommended by some OF
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Final Accounts.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the following ac-
/ y counts have been filed in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio for settlement
The final account Of Catharine A. Caldwell, ad-
ministrutrix OF the estate Of William CALDWELL de-
ceased.
The account of Edward Clifford and Thomas Cliff
ford as executors OF the viii Of Sumncl Clifford, de-
ceased
The final account Of Mary Ann White, as admin
strarix of the insovcnt estate Of William White
ceased.
The first account of John Davis as the executor
OF the will OF James Davis deceased.
And that the same will besoyerally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned On Tie 10Th OF Sep
lellbar next.
b. w. VIERS, Probate Judge
August II, 1858.
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DemUfratit 9entinel.
To the Democracy of Harrison
County.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Cen'Tni Ooin
mittee OF Harrison county, on Monday, July suh
1853: twas resolved that the Democracy oi HaTri'
on countvueet al their usual place OF holding town
shin elections on ATUEDAY the 3R5DAf OF SEPTEMBER
1853. between the hours OF one and tye o'clock, I
NJ. and hen and there appoint THREE DLlE5ArEs
10 meet in Convention IN CADH OK AoNpAl, IuE 9TH
DAY OF SErrEHBER, 1883, for the purpose oi nomlRa
ting the following officers 10 be voted tJT al the en-
suing October election:
Representative.
Treasurer.
ialerih.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Recorder.
Commissioner,
Cororer,
lnlirmary Director,
And a Central Committee to serve the ensuing
year.
The Democracy will also at their township meet
ings appoint TWO DELEGATE from each township tor
the purpose Of meeting with the Delegates OF Bel
mont county at Uniontown, Belmont county, on
Tuesday, 9th day ofSeptember, for the purpose OF
placing in nomination a Member ofthe State Board
ot Equalization and Senator to represent THIS DIS
trjct in the next Legislature.
Your committee would urge upon the democracy
ofthis county, the importance OF attending their
township meetings, and appoint men who WILL at
tend the different conventions ior winch iney are
selected. BY OkDEh
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TO the Creditors

OF the estate of Henas Bell decd; the subscribe
" has been appointed by tho Probate Judge fHur-
rison county Commissioner on the estate of Zenas
Bell deceased, represented insolvent. The period
ofsix months from tho date hereof are allowed cred
itors to bring in and prove their claims against said
estate. The subscriber will attend to the duties of
his said appointment at his residence in Athens
township Harrison County Chic, from Sept. 18th IS
3d. to thelast of December next, following,
Auustt 9th 1853 HILLARY BEALL.
Dpedaa Cndiz
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FREE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Goyernor-SAMUEL LEWIS.
Lieutenant Governor--BENJAN1lN BISSEL.
Supreme Judge--REUBEN HITCHCOCK.
Secretary OF State--WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
Treasurer Of State--J WESLEY CHAFFTN.
Attorney General--COOPER k. WATSON.
Board Of Pubi, Works--ALONZO o. BLAIR.
Representative WILLIAM G. FINNEY,
Treasurer BRAHAM HOLMES
Sherifi-JAME,S LYONS.
Recorder--JOFIN b. BLACK.
Commissioner MCCALL.
Coroner
Director ofInhrmary JOSEPH HINES.
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Final Accounts.

MTOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
1N counts have been lied in the Probate Court Of
iarrison county, Ohio for settlements
The final account Of Jacob Riggle executor of
the last will OF Isaac Wright, deceased.
The account OF John Hrlmble, admin strator oftha
estate Of Robert I'rimble, deceased.
And that the same will be sovCraily examined and
passed Don by tie undersigned on the Both day oi
September next.
B. w. VEIRS, Probate Judge.
s u
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7. PETLLLPS & SOrT.

MANUFACTURERS Of boots and shoes, and
IFR dealers in Trunks and trayIlIng sacks, Mo-
roco g. liid-sllins lining and binding DO. Pegs,
Nails, thread and shoo-iindings generally keep con-
stantly for sale an assortment Of the above articles,
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices Cadz.N
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Administratnr,a Motine.

NOTICE isherqby given, that the undersigned
IN have this day been appointed and qualified as
administrators Of tha estate Of Adam Heayilin late
of Stock township, Harrison county, Ohio, deceased
June lHh, 1858. AARON C0NAWAY
LUCINDA HEAVILIN.
July q, 1852. Administrators
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TFIIE only apology have for undressing you these
feyy lines now, is to let you know that | am
on hand with the freshest and most splendid stock OF
Dress Goods, purchased exclusively ior you, ever
before offered in Cadiz to which desire to call your
attention To enumerata everything in this line
would take too much time and space but will give
Won a list Of the leading articles. We have French
Merinoes, every color, all wooli Coborg Cloths; sIl
wool Delnines, every color and shade; De Fases:
Velvets, &c; also a few patterns Of fancy Flannel:
Opera Cloth new article for dresses; three dozen
new and rich style Bay State and Brste long Shawls
one hundred pieces of new style and fast c1or
prints, as cheap as ever Black and Fancy Silk white
Cambria, Swiss, &c, and great many other arti-
Giles which have not time to mention. Excuse me,
ladies for this brief notice Hoping these few lines
may find you all enjoying good health, pence and
pleasure, that you will call and see us often, and
take something along each time,
A. F. MOORE.
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From the Cadiz Foundry,

WE have On hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns OF Plough Points, usually kept at
the Cadiz Foundry. Also various sized cast Gratos
april 2O 1883 WOOD ami SMITH.
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GEi&sE AR&EtINAL NE NESS COOhsS
AT "A. 7, MOORESt

[ am just receiving the handsomest and best assort-
/ nlent Of Goods ever brought to Cadiz, which am
determined 10 sell lower iof Cash. than can bs sold
by any other house in the paee.
lily stock consists OF fine Satin, Silk. plan black
and fancy for Dress; best Satin for Yesting; Persian
de Laines and other new style goods for Ladies
Dresses; lerage de LANES &c, &c; Grape and Silk
ShawIs the most splendid styles of Ribbons ever Of
lered in CadZ. All new styles READY MADE
CLQFdlNG--Cioths, Cassinlercs, Vestngs, &c.
Also, splendid assortment OF Shoes, Buotees &C..
Bonnets, Caps, SIc
still continue to make up Clothing in the latest
styles and in tie best manner 10 order, and cheaper
than the cheapest.
invite all iny old customers and the citizens gen.
orally to call and examine before purchasing, for
intend to sell low for CASH and will make it to TIL
people interest to examine my stock.
Ca,Iiz. March It, '53 A. f. MOORE
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DlED-IH STOCK township ON the 2iih inst, Mr
WILLIAI SPfEEE, aged about thirty years
In Cad.z, on the 2Gth inst, LUcy NAY. only clili
Of Samuel and HannahJ Ferguson aged nearly i've
years
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HATS AND CAPS.

N & j. TAGGART respectfully informs their
~. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep Oh hand n good stock Of Hats of their
cclyed very large stock of hats and caps from the
east, consisting oi fine Mole Skin Hats of the fall
fashion, Gnr and WOOL Kossuth Hats, great variety
Of silk push Gaps, OF The latest styles for men and
boys also great variety Of boys and childFens cloth
Caps wnch they will sell prices that cannot fail
To satisfy the buyer. d. a.. j. TAGGART
Caai2, Sept ~ l852--lv.
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And at my office in Cadiz until the 20th of Decen,-
Der, 1853. wish each Tax Payer to bring with him
Seventy five cents of change
y. HILBERT, County Treasurer.
Cadiz, Ohio, August 20, 1853.
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David Fleming, { State Of Ohio,
vs., Harrison county

David Fleming, State OF Ohio,
vs., Harrison county for
Neeon briggs, ct al Petition.
n o:ico j hereby given to Nelson briggs, J. NJ.
1 Y Moss = Brother, Mackey hutchison and shep-
hard, Il. Chids &c, Defts in the above case, re-
Il ling out Of the State Of Ohio that the above plain
iii had fled petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
oisaid county Of Harrison, which petition is still
pending setting forth among other things, that the
sud briggs on the 2d ofJuly 1851, made his deed
OF mortgage TO the said plaintiff by which he CON
Ycyed certain real Estate in mortgage 50 the
aail plaintiff, particularly described in the mortgage
whiclis filed and made part of said petition and
which was duly recorded the 10th of July 1851, in
book \, pages l0g, n il0in the record of the said
Harrison county That said petition sets forth TINT
there Is DUO on said mortgage about tho surn OF S2
ago, that the said nonresident deits, claim to have
a lease on said nortgaged premises, and are reeas
ed thereon. Said petition asks for an order of the
court to sell suid morgaged premises and out OF the
proceeds thereof, to pay the amount due on said
mortgage deed and that the balance il any may be
nppliee as tho court may deem proper
August 10, l653--6t DANIEL PECK.
Attorney ior plaintiff
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Pay Up.

A LII persons who know themselves indebted to
IA A. IL. Burtch, will please call and settle inn
medlately,a as this is the first end last call
August 10, 1888, a. H. BURTCH
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- SPRING GOODS.
1868 1855
6 & ET. McFADDETI

A RE receiving very large stoch of British,
~ French anj American Goods, The stock has
been well selected and tlattor themselves that their
prices and styles must give satiatuction, r
RN DEL3. primo plantation MolGssos; six Hogs
sgD heads sugar, or sale wholesale or retail by
). & II. McFADDEN.
EA BDL5 No 2 and Mackerol, for sale by.-
eD{B 5. & II. MctADDEN.
TYRESTT TEAS. Gunpowder, Imperial Young lily
4 son and Olong Teas, Of the latest importauons,
Fresh and iragant The lovers Of this delightful
beverage arc invited to try cup and be refreshed
ltis kept constantly by S. u. II. McEADDLN.
DONNE'rS and ParasoIs, the greatest variety and
Id handsonlest styles in the town. II you want
Cretty Bonnet Ladies can be acco'qmoJqted at
april &, 1888 S & II MfADDEN
4 Tierco Of Rice and 20 Bags Coffee for saleby-
q april 8, 1888 5 & IL MFADDEN
EDAY RUM-the most approved article for the to-
ID let for sale at (oprGl 5 & MFADDEN
NRESS GOODS the most stylish stock Of dress
~ goods ever offered TO the people Of this c0lnlnu-
nifty consisting OF silks, Tissues, Buragos, Lawns
Chntzes, Ginghams and Prints for sale low at
april 6, 1888 S d Ii MFADDEN'S
EDAY and Empire State Shawls, selling very fast
ID at S. g. II. MctADDENS
C1PANISH Sole Leather and Fish Oil for sale by
= april 6, 1883 S&5 IL M,FADDEN
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AN ORDINAMCE

DASSED by the Trustees of Shortcreel Tow.
l. ship, Harrison County, Ohio, August 9th 4. d.
1888. It is hereby ordained and enacted at special
meeting OF the trustees Of Shorcreek township iar-
rison county Ohio. That any and every individual
whoever found guilty Of keeping house or houses,
shop Or store, thabtuu resort for tipping or III
temperance; shall on Conviction bf fined before any
Justice Of the Peace osad township, Or other officer
having legal jurisdiction in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars and be confined III the county Jail Tor
any time not exceeding twenty days,
In accordance with the provision of a law passed
March 18TH a. D. 1858, by the Legislature OF this
Stale.
ATTEST: JoHN MATsoN Clerk
IOWN'DT. LARKINj
ASA HOLMES. Trustees.
WILLIAM BOND.
August 10Th, lSJ3
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WILL EXHIBIT AT


JEFFERSON, "WEDNESDAY, September ::
| CADlH, THURSDAY September 4;
| ~ Doors open at and T, F. H.; Performance &c
| commence at and X, r. NJ.
! W ADMISSION, IS cents; Positively no halt
/ price
/ Consisting ofan array ofbront Performers. select
ed from the cream of the most celebrated establish
ments of
EUROPE AND AMERICA;
and who conointly at every representation, produce
melange OF Entertainments
HaCaa, ,2GAE&E, AND UNHceUAGLEss
TIE FEATURES which peculiarly place rhis model
HIppodrome above every other travelling exhibition
ares
d StsVd Of g'crfovni,s. Horses.
ncomparabIy superior in beauty and training. to
those OF any establishment eXtant;
a Troupe Of EQuestrians!
who from GALAXY Of stars in the arenc lirmamont;
a Dr#Raaa.ic Corps!
oErarc histrionic ability; Company of
A"t O;ssss, asyRsmtsSi, ANA yo!eiglcvs:
Whose feats rcpete with daring daxtority, and con-
summate grace, may be stamped as th, me Dlusu nj
ira" Of Olympic excellence. Add to this, the pdIi
toMal variety of a
Model Terpsichorean Troupe!
Aided throughout with the clements Of
JEGRA&,A'EA Il csgsGG ajgG E.%KT.
And a sketch is furnished of what may be appro,
prately formed
EIAG E50DERN 0EYMPUs.
A few only Of the prominent artistes who compose
this nonparoil troupe, can be enumerated in The
limited space OF an advertisement. First III excel
oncc and in all that say0ur9 OF La haut3 ecoa" is
"a sSs3GAE3 LEIIALE
Pupil OF the Partisan Primu Donna.
IA L Sg'BT
AT Franconi's in Paris and in the great amphihen-
tro at Petersburgh the young Lucille was uiruni
moasIy proclaimed by altninng thousands Queen
OF the IippJdrome."
The Rivers Family!
EquestGians, Acrobatg and AntipolCnnists their
names in every capital OF the Old and New World
are familiar TO ali who admire the perfection of
DARING AND GLAS~gNGsAGy;
HERR LEE. the modern Hercules, his giganti,
strength, and incredible daXtority, is the wonder
and admiration Of each beholdsr his cannon ball
oats throw every competitor in the slade
MIR. J. W. MY EitS, the chaste, witty original
and exquisite clown and htmorist Apart from
which hc IS the acknowledged best TWO HORSE
rider in America.
Mn. WIN. ODELL, the Acrobatic Equestrian.
terrific and daring bareback Rider
blR. }. W. WARD, the accomplished Slack Rope
Faultor.
MASTER ST. LUKE, the Roscius Of the Arena,
and the first juvenile Rider Of the Age.
,MA$Ihk CHARLES RIVERS, the Antinous
ofthc Hipodromo
,OLlVER BELL, the dashing Trick, and mag
nilicon Principal Art, and Panrominic Rilcr
NiEssRS. DODGE, EPPY, JACKSON, DUCROW,
&c, &c. A full complement OF Supcrnlnnerarios
and EquCrries.
A selected and choice Troupe of Dromatists and
Comedians.
whole family of Dminutvo Trick Ponies, And
a general outfit OF Appointments and Decorations
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Axes! Axes!

TUST received and for sale, new lot of Lippirl.
- colt e. Co.'S. Double Extra Cast Steel Axes, war.
ranted; also Shoyels, Spades, Hatchetts Mill, <Cut
Circular, and Hand Saws, splendid article, cali
soon at K. j. BENNEfI'a.
June 8, 1853
ma BlLLER'S CRADLES-Song known, severely
WI tested always right--On hand and ior sale a
large lot OF those superior Cradles which will be sold
very low. Call al the well known sign ofthe
Juue s, 1888 BIG PADDOCK
I WOULD call the attention Of Mechanics to NV
L superior stock OF Edge Tools, manufactured by
the Ohio Tool Company, and decidedly the best ever
brought to this market, which can sell prices that
them. Il. J. BENNEIT
June s, 1853
NTADDOCKS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws. Bed
VI Cords, Plough Points, Axe Handles Brushes
Of all kinds, &c, be had cheap at the
June 8, 1853. BIG PADDOCK
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G. W. & J. w. MOFFIT,

IT AND AXES, Spirit levels, Foot AIDES, Hand
L save etc, etc, superb article, meyer wasl
better IN Tie town Call soon at the
June 10, 1883. BIG PADDOCK
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To the Tax Payers Of Harrison Go.
TINE amount Of percentage levied on each del
l. lar OF valuation OF The taxable property in the
several Townships OF said County for the year !. D.
1S53 ia os DlIOVa.--
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Announcements.

Our terms for announcing candidates for Office
will be as follows:
Persons who HAVE BEEN REGULAR subscribers MOTH
ING. Those who are not, 50; invariably to be paid
before the name is announced. This rule will be
adhered to under all circumstances.
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