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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON
WESTERN RAILWAY
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN.

morgaa. on 2O5 miles Indianapolis he largest atty 're
important railroad the State Indiana to the CITY o.
Pektn, IN Illinois
THE ONLY DIRECT LINZ PROM CINCINNATI AND rNDfAsAP
OILS TO PEKIS. PEORIA AND OMAHA.
$50 MsLRs OF THE LINE ARE NOW IN FULL
OPERATION,
equipped With full supply Of snd PIRsT-CLAss rons soe
EARNING MORE THAN THE INTEREST ON THE
BONDS.
The bssnse-venysve m-s graded TIE iron being rpiy laid
AMI will be completed without delay.
There hrtyi depos line naf
contain IN the population orlso 600 &c
each mile within radius Of bali mile q the .es. and utsa
neniy MIA Of Ia tract Inert population " about coo coo
passes through Of Marion Heodrseks aonieomsr'
Fountain Warren and vermon in the STATE Of Indiana AL Vsrn
Hon. Csmpsg De Witt Plat Mclean sOd Tse~e Counts 10 I'M
nO the line Of the old ema State road which hid ont The
bss, portion Of those States before the time OF ros then The
nAlu line consequently became b
ced than other sections Of the West the numerous cites large vii
lagos, and products Of these counties demonstrate
Besides the large agricultural productions Of this section he mrnfsc
turing interest extensive in tie large towns and aPd
eresAns
The eOalmnes Dsne th, line extensively probably
worked and THREE HUNDRED Coat
Cans present and MORE TWICE SUxBER
REQUIRED TO CARRY Coal on COMPLETION OF TIE REsAsns
LISK
Prom the present earnings 1870 niles IS safe that the
Local BUSINESS AMPLE PAY
BONDED DEBT, LARGE DIVIDENDS srocz.
In addition the population and wealth Of the country and al that
support 6rstcs road and make profitable
through local traffic forms grand central trunk D for through
business Nor SURPASSED ANY Road OF EeU.I LENGTH
WEST.
At indianapolis BY main lines with the cities % COhas
Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Louisville and .h ibe Pens
Central Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio other
poant Railroad lines At Peku the Western terminus
with Peos Quincy Keokuk Burlington and Omaha Al Bloom
with the Illinois Central Road which north COO mes
Fort Dodge very business vii be done this
Danvle by rail Toledo map will
a, these be very important making through line.
this
The Loan placed beyond contingency by the present o1
local traffic 100 miles which necessarily
trains run through
TIRE CONVERTIBLE
any time which adds greatly their value
II IN THE WEST
They may be registered the CompsBv
desired.
Coupons payable April and October Cold
York The principal payable in coin a maturity
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FINANCIAL RESOURCES of the COMPANY

estimates made low calculation may be seen
By reference Report Of the City of Louisville where total
premises supplied and % 900 revenue Of
$4,000 REPORT Louisville 1901 nearly $50 for every dwelling being
twice the average assumed for Rochester
The Distributing Reservoir lOi feet above the canal at
Rochester the city Henrietta Reservoir Tie water
runs by grson the Works will be operated without any ma
ner complicated the valve The working expenses
Company will therefore, be limited the cost Of repairs aud su
perntendence Water Works this State the cost Of
pumping the water alone $4,000 $4,000 amount
sufficient pay the bonded debt Of this Company This
work railroads requiring IS cent of their earnings ven
the roads, deay expenses including aud tear and the
MANI Hs.star. tbeV Are suhfert to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

New York Hotel-The Hon. George II. Pendeton OF
Ohio Gov Stevenson Of kentucky NJ g Rhett OF south
Carolina, the Rev. John Percval and Judge L. H. MOI
gan New Orleans - AitFmari6 HQtel-Senor Rob
ert Inc Spanish Minister Mr.. FranquelO 81 the spanish
legation and Col Reed, U. s. A. == Coleman ttouSe
-BislOp Young Of Florida. Aston HOuse-GON.
Reed Of1 Florida, the Hon cakes Ames, NJ. c. Massa
cAusctts the Hon. X. G. Mccormick, Arizona the Hon.
H. GRAY Elmira. and klbOurn Knox, Philadelphia, -
ST. James Hotel-Mrs eX.Presdent Tyler. - Hoffman
Tousr-Gen. \. W. c. Baxter, Philadelphia Gen +. A.
Starring Washington and Capt Etchberger Baltimore.
Everett House-Capt. Hamond Of the British Ar.
my -= Fifth Avenue Hotel-COl. Dornville OF
The British Army, Col. GOwen. London, and Ma
tlaniel Paige, Washington. 80 ST. Nicholas Hotel
Gov. McCoOk Of Colorado, the Hon. Foster Blodgett
az Georgia the Hon. w, Wilkinson, NJ. c., Minnesota,
Gen. y. b Forrest Of Tennessee, j. T. Joy. n"t"''' So
Dr. T. f. Green of Georgia - ,o+oDo,tar Hots Se.
S'"' ..,.cr smith, U. 8. N; the Hon. Thos. Hill
.ouse Geneva, Y. and W. +. Spaulding, Washington
- Rrcvoort Holse-R. s. Walker and j. c. Whyte,
Hong Kong. aud I.urcO COpilO, Italy.
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many Disaster, they are subject to.

The foregoing exhibits the immense advantages gained BY these
works when the supply obtained by pumping he cost
running Rochester Works being but oneSeh Of the estimated In
come while the Of working the others named above varies from
siIth to three quarter The annual receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Tots amount Of for the S9 in
p,,fsr, s,eel uy tie sind durug The peek 100 mies
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

We give Senator Morton's great
speech, delivered at Terre Hautc,
in full. This is the opening speech
Of the campaign in Indiana. We
publish it, believing that all classes
of our patrOns will be benefited by
reading it. This speech should be
read by every voter in the county,
and we hope that our readers will
lend their papers to those OF their
neighhOrs who don't take the jour
Nal, and with them II gentle hint
that they ought to subscribe for it,
and keep themselves posted III the
events of the day.
We have struck of extra copies,
which can be had ready for mailing
at five cents per copy.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

81 The majority of the voters Of
Washington township expressed
themselves opposed To the appro-
priation TO complete the Louisville
& Lake Erie X. II. They failed.
however, to get their objections in
the ballot-box, legally, By failing to
comply with three very plain re-
quircments Of the election laws
All tickets must be printed or writ
ten on plain white, with no Gistin-
gushing marks, and they must say
For Cor againsD Ruiiroad appro-
priation." Yet in the face of these
provisions OF the law, enough bal
lots written on colored or tinted
paper, with only the words against
the appropriation" and written
and scratched over, to change the
result of the election.
The inspectors, who are so round
ly blamed, are not at all responsible
for throwing out the votes. The
fault is with those who east them.
How the affair will terminate is, of
course, unknown. 1t is not impro-
bable, however, that the Commits
siOners will order new election
for that towns Zip. At least we are
unable TO see any other way of get
ting out of the dilemma.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democratic Congressional
Nominating Convention met at
Hartford City last Thursday. As
was anticipated, John Colerick was
nominated. AT. kiIgOre and Dale
both coveted the empty honor, but
their war record was against them,
and they were completely suubbed.
The Delaware delegation withdrew
in disgust when they bcheld their
favorite slaug htcred, and the Hen
~ delegation showed symptoms of
following them, and would in all
probability have done SO had not
Dale been brought to terms by get
ting the permanent Craftsmanship
of the Convention.
Beyond the nomination, the Sc
lection of Il District Central Com
mittce, AID the passage OF Il resolu.
ton endorsing their State platform
and pledging themselves to support
the nominee, nothing of general
interest was done.
j. Elos Nefr was its temporary
y. II. IIeaston Chairman
of the Committee on Resolutions,
and Gid. Shaw member of Congress
SiOnal Committee. Honors come
thick and fast, don't they?
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION

/ To the Friends Of sabbath Schools:
DEAR FRIENDS-The officers of the
Randolph County Sabbath School As
ISOLATION, feeling the need of more
perfect bond of union, hcartier co.
operation i'm the great work of cduca-
ting the children in the principles Of
morality and religion, feel il their duty
To call County Convention on Thurs
day and Friday, the lst and II days of
September, $50. at the NJ. +. Church,
in Winchester, Indiana.
All Superintendent OF Sabbath
Schools and ministers of the Gospel,
in connection with their churches, are
delegates, and especially invited to be
present 10 participate in the exercises
of the occasion. Each Sabbath School
in the county is invited and requested
10 send from one TO three delegates to
the Convention.
Sectarianism will not he known in
Convention.
The good people Of Winchester will
entertain the delegates free of charge.
Hon. John w. Ray, OF Indianapolis,
has promised to be with u on that oc-
casion. Matters of great interest will
be before the Convention, and we
trust every school in the county will
be represented. Public addresses
Thursday and Friday evenings.
\. j. NEFF, President.
J. II. RorTU, Secretary.
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GRAND FESTIVAL.

y grand festival was given at
Spartanburg on Saturday evening,
July ., by the ladies Of that place,
which ELECTED much credit to them
and resulted highly beneficial TO
the cause for which it was intended.
y more bountiful feast could not
have been desired, nor have given
more real pleasure. The arrange
ments were superb, and were real
lied by large and orderly crowd.
The entertainment WAS given in
the new NJ. J.. Church building.
with tables extending around the
room. First, near the door was
stationed the lemonade fountain:
thence to the right, extending the
entire length OF the entire room
was a magnificent supper table.
which would have gratified the
most insatiate appetite. Then the
ice cream and other luxuries consti-
tuting the balance of the round. all
being unrivaled. The walters. of
course, added materially to the re-
fre,hments. After all had grown
fat, many souls were made happy
buying of what was left, at greatly
reduced prices, under the hammer.
The receipts were $40 90, which is
to be applied on carpeting and fur
nishing the new II. T. Church
building, which has just been re-
built. SO much for the ladies. The
editice of which illusions have
been made, has been reconstructed,
and will now compare favorably
with any-adds materially to the
town and speaks eloquently of those
engaged in .hc enterprise. -
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4 bat the most common ailments of the
present are Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
both OF which proceed from the came
cause -Acidity OF the Secretious, acting,
as 1t were, as a blood poison, and giving
rise to the painful suffering incident to all
attack OF the above mentioned Diseases
The Kidneys are the natural d,puradts or
purifiers OF the blood, and want of tone and
action of these organs the cause and origin
of both Neuratgia and rheumatism The
eifete products of the decomposed tissues OF
the body form Urea ana Uric A cid, which,
IN the healthy condition OF the Kidneys,
are removed from the blood in ats passage
through them, which, remaining in the
blood, is unqestionably the cause OF both
diseases named, and their removal the most
rational and tiiectual method of cure.
WAvNE'S DlUREr lC ELIXIR will
cause a healthy aud increased acton of the
Kidneys. and bring about radical cure.
both of Neuralgia and. Rhermatism.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T
Nay CONCERN. The undersigned hay.


ins purchased the Mil Property, known as
Bonds Mill, on Cabin Greek, two miles
west of Maxvile. CT the Winchester aud
Windsor Turnpike Road, and having pat
the same in the best of order for Custom
Grinding, aud one OF the parties having a
lifetime experience as miller. We feel
able to warrant as good, If not better sat
isiaction, than can be gwen elsewhere
We cordially ask trial. at least, and Their
Judge for yourselves. Persons from dis
lance can, at all times, have their grinding
to take home with them either by grinding
or exchange, at 40 lbs -four and i busLs.
bran per bushel. when their wheat is good
wheat.
We hope to merit liberal share Of pat
ronaSe. SEMANS & BURTON.
January 1 $50. u2li
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On Saturday evening, July 10th,
Il gentleman and lady in "A buggy,
drove up 10 John Thornburg's, in
BloomingSport, and asked for lodg-
ing. They stayed all night and
next day, and still showed no dis
position to leave. Mr.. I. suspect
ing som thing was wrong, took the
precaut.on Of locking his barn, leav-
ing, however, side door open.
The dodgers not coming down to
breakfast next morning, Mr.. i.
went TO their room, and found it
unOccupied except by q fine look
ing, healty baby, about two months
old. The babe was taken by gen.
tlcman, whose name has escaped
our memory, living near Economy.
The horse had been taken out at
the small door in the barn, and the
parties escaped without attracting
the attention OF any one.
y few days subsequently, an Off
Ger from Xenia, Ohio, came in
search of the parties, stating that
the horse and buggy had been
stolen near that city. Since their
flight from Bloomingsport. nothing
has been heard from the guilty par
ties.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

u Undertakes grow rich aid grave
yards reek with the nouledring bones of
thousands who prematurely fall az victims
to those relentless destroyers, Catarrh.
Bronchitis and Consumption. The two lat
Ter diseases Are but the children of the for.
mer, which is easily and surely cured by
using DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, while for
the cure of the two latter diseases nothing
equals DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext, or Golden
Medical Discovery. Both medicines are
sold by druggists or the Catarrh Remedy
may be obtained by enclosing sixty cents TO
DIR. r. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

- Keep the Blood Pure and avoid
Hunor Doctor, the great System Renew.
err.
GO Do not wait for a cough or Kidney
Disease TO go as il came, but get Poland's
White Pine Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm Lozengers is the only
worm remedy in existence combining
harmless qualities with delicious taste aud
amazing power.
ALI cases of Debility peculiar to Fee
males will find sovereign remedy in DR..
Swett's Female Strengthening Cordial.
Sold by. J. c. IIlRSH, Winchester
Ind. 70 nl3 ~
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

Having lately made large additions
TO our stock of job Printing material,
we are prepared TO execute every de-
scription of Job Work in superior
manner. We especially solicit orders
for Circulars, Cards. Bill Heads,
Blanks, Envelops, Labels, Letter
Heads, Checks, Handbills, d, dc.
We have fitted up our office particu-
larry for this class of work We Keep
constantly on hand a large assortment
of Paper, Cards and Envelopes, which
we will print up 10 order, guaranteeing
CacopR'ss, accuracy and Promptness
Don't forget the place. Third story
National Bank Building-cld Court
Room.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tha:
~ :. G.. fIil, William II. platt,
and Samuel Witter, appraisers, will, on
the eighth day OF August, $50, begin the
examination of the lands and assessrre lts
o. the benefits AID Injuries thereto; occa-
stoned 10y the construction OF a ditch by
the Greenvilie Greek Dltchiug Company
on the following line aud runte, to Wit. be
ginning in a branch OF GFeenv;lle Greek
forty rods north OF the south east corner OF
the north cast quarter OF secti0n fifteen
DO, in township sixteen 40, range one
~ west, in Randolph County, Indiana,
and running from thence down said branch
M a westerly direction about thirty rode, 70
point where SAID branch turns and runs
IN a northern direction, anu running from
thence down said branch il a northern d.
rectlon, 10 a point IN the north west quarter
Of section thirty-fve t55). in towBship
seventeen 10. range one 1 west, whtre
said branch meets another branch of said
Greeuy.lle Greek, said appraisers will meet
at nihe o'clock NJ, OF said Jay, at the
said startitg point. ard from thence pro-
ceed to assess tie benefits and Injuries ID
all lands affected by said ditch from the
said starting point TO the terminus OF said
ditch, and the said assessment Will be con d.
tinued from day 10 day thereafter till com,
pletad
The Greenville Creek D.tching Com
pany, by
JOHN HARLAN.
JOHN F MiDDLEToy,
JOHN w JACKSON, '"'''0'S'
n2s Jas NJ PEELE.
CHENEY ( VAT son. ATTY = for CO
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

7 Subscrlbers Who do not give express notice
ne contrary. IRE considered as wishing ~
.outlnu- their subscription.
. ~ -ub-crlse,- ~ish their papers di-cortin-
p~a. pubft.hsrs pay continue tc send tbcm en-
81 ali charges arc paid.
J. ~ subscriber. neglect or refuse TO tax e.
their papers from she oaicc or place u which
they are sent. they are hrld responsible unii!
The, sels.s their sil. aud give due notice to dis
eontinue.
4. 40 -ubscribcr. move ~ other places without
Informing ths publisher aud the paper il sent
a. thc former direction. the, are held re- pon-i
bic Notice should always be given OF the re-
moval.
- The Courts have decided that refusing To
ace paper from the office. or removing aud
tcaeins 70 uncailtd FOR. Is rRixA f.cE evidence
rntrutionai fraud.
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Sheriff IS Sale.


DY VIRTUE Of one TiHdnioni and one
- Execution, 10 me directed from the
Clerk OF the Randolph Common Pleas Court,
will expose at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder,
On SATURDAY., the Goth day of August.
A. ID. 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock Z. NJ of said day, ut the door of
the Court House of Randolph County, the
rents and profits, for term not exceeding
seven years. of the following described
heal Estate, to.wit:
The south half of the north east quarter
of section twenty-six (26), township twenty
(20), range fourteen IA east, in Randolph
County, Indiana.
And on failure TO realize the amount of
jud .mcnt, interest and costs, | will, at the
same time and place. expose ut Public Sale
The fee simple OF said Real Estate.
Taken the property of John Keys,
Mt the suit of John ID. Mckee Ct al f, and
Amos Peacock It al.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation CT appraisement
laws.
WILLIAM VI. CAMPBELL.
Sheriff Of Randolph County.
Brldberry & Nen, and Watts x Reynolds.
July q, 1890 Atty's for Plaintiff.
lpruters' fee $40 09.1
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NEW PArfR.

We are reliably informed that n suf-
iicient amount of money has been
subscribed to purchase material for the
new Democratic paper. The managers
of the affair were disappointed in not
getting a secondhand office, which
they claim To have bargaincd for, and
now propose 10 buy an entire new out
tit. The first No. will be issued about
18th OF August.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28
BUY A HOME.

Frame house of six rooms built last sea
or sale cheap, on long credit, will rent the
same until sold
Also, 81 acres of rich soil, well timber
ed land in Adams county near the line Of
the new Rail- Dad, will sell low for cash
or trade for q clean stock of goods,
would prefer a stock of drugs Call at
my office or address me at Winchester,
Ind DR.. J. b. TENNELL.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

At meeting of the Randolph
County Agricultural Society, held in
Winchcster, on the 1ltb day of June,
1870, the time for holding the next
annual Fair was set for the Doth day of
and holding four days,
The Fair grounds will be enlarged.
and AL the necessary arrangements
will be- made to render this one of the
best Fairs ever held i'm the county.
BY order of the Board
n23 j. Il. ROUTH, SEC'Y.
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The Road will be here next week, and
rs yet no steps have been taken
in this direction.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
s8- REMEMBER THE OCCASION
FAIRS.

FAIRS.
We are under obligations to our
friend John /. Underwood, Secretary
of the Cambridge CITY District Agri-
cultural Society, for complimentary to
Pacing match, which comes off next
Saturday, on their grounds.
Also to our old friend J. w. Walker,
President of the Union Fair, at
knightstown, for similar favor
This fair will be held on the 30th and
3lst days of September next.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

Majority against appropriation 63.
The following statement on the can
vasser's return from Washington
township explains itself:
AT the Liberty precinct ninety one
Of the ballots that were east had writ
ten thereon the words against the
appropriations At the Lynn precinct
twenty-five ballots that were cast had
written thereon against the appropri-
atom Also sixteen of the ballots
east at Lynn precinct were on blue
tinted colored paper, and had written
thereon against the railroad Also
three ballots that Were cast at said
election at Lynn, having thereon the
words against the railroad appropria-
tion,' were variously marked by wri-
ting and scribing thereon in letters
and characters other than the names
of the persons voting the same.n
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July %, 1870.

Although the people carried Off al
most his entire stock, last week, j. s.
Cotton has just made good his assort-
ment Ct Singers unrivalled Sewing
Machines, and invites all in want Of II
good machine 10 call and examine the
Singer before buying. More than
I5O. 600 of these machines are now in
use, which fact speaks volumes in its
praise.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

We hope the people of Winchester
and vicinity will not fail to attend the
musical entertainment at the City
Hall, on this evening, Thursday
Those who have heard this Troup as
sure Us that all will be amply repaid
for their attic dance. Admittance %
cents. Children 10 cents.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

The musical entertainment this
evening, Thursday mt the City Hall,
will be conducted 10y the Union City
Philharmonic Society. All who have
heard them agree in pronouncing il
good. They come here by invitation
and have generously consented to play
for the benefit of one of our Churches.
Let It's give them hearty welcome.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

state Of Indiana, Randolph County.
In the Randolph Circuit Court, Sep,cm
Der Term, 1870.
Martin Conkln,
as. , COMPLAINT No. gIS
Margaret Conklin.
CIV comes the Plaintiff, by John T.
i ' Netf, Attorney, aud flies his com
plant herein, together with al affidavit
that said Defendant is not a resident Of the
State OF Indiana. and that cause Of action
exists against her.
Notice Is therefore hereby given said
Defendant that unless shc be a a appear on
the first day Of the next Tenn Of the Ran
dolph Circuit Court. TO he holden on the
second Monday of September, a. D.. lsI0.
at the Court House in Winchester, in said
County and State, and answer demur 70
said complaint, the same will be heard and
determined in her absence.
Witness my name and the Seal of said
Court affixed, at Winchester, this 18th
day of July, \. d. 1870.
n30 II. I. SEMANS, Clerk.
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Brick for Sale.

Wehave now on hand very large amount
of very good brick. and are making more,
which We viii sell very cheap for cash.
All orders promptly filled.
Our brick yard is located two miles north
east of Winchester. on the Winchester and
Union City Turnpike. net
KEYS 4 Co.rs.