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Threatened Va, il sstspe.a 9.

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From the cable dispatches Woleafn sha'
Spanish affairs in 10 Europe have grown e.
trcmnely critical in the last fow days, and
from present indications l j j. not at.allim'
probable that il 4 few days more ismsy
involve al q tho leadlDs powers Of Europe
in bloody and revolutionary Elta.y war y he
proposed new King q Spain is Leopold
tue fourth cousin q i Napoleon LIZ Du'
SIMPLY because DID mother a - oseph'ne'
married 2 G jsl'na Prince, sn Pal th1s put
iermsn s'de 70 her house Napoleon a,t seems
determined 70 oppose the arrangement for
fear, We suppose, y that ,t..l bis great enemy,
Bismarck may have something 70 do with
il and thus I, strengthen. ri. bis power by the
arrangement. Ibis seems very unjusti--
fable 70 Us, but With Kingly and Despotic
nations il is simply balance Of power
question, and and the longest pole generally
takes sbe per''nmon. Italy and perhaps
Au'tria, may side with France 10 tho event
Of war but Prussia and other powers,
no doubt, will side with Spain and Leo.
pod and thus mako It ono Of the greatest
wars Of tho age. p Perhaps oil tho great
powers Of Europe may bssventually driven
into'it. But speculation il uselsss in The
midst Of negotiations i'big 'i'sIh
In view Of the dispatches from Europe,
it is interesting TO know what military
force the nations concerned can putin The
field. France has Ala, 1882 soldiers on'the
peace footing, and 647 III In the field, .
total Of nearly 100000. OF these.
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ers for alleged contumaey Of 'he
Board. These are Shocking strides over
tie Liberties ola free people, and from
then no appeal bsllowed by The radical
Legislation Of tbh State,
Bat Congress, IN itstecent ,uHrags
act, has provided for the right of all Sc
wropgfully deprived to enjoy aERE'
BALLOT. Theact of Congress, IS now II
full force. and has been officially pub
lisbed, yet its effect is necessary to be ex'
plaiDed before the annual registration
(on the srst Monday in AugusD com
men,es,. 50 that all may be informed o
their rights under it.
The Executive Committee, therefore
have appointed the following times ant
places for meetings Of the people, tina
they may be informed how those VIII
have been urongfully disfranchised ma!
resume their right to vote: W. ~
JANE LEW. Saturday July 80.
FREEMANSBURG. Wednesday July 9
GEORGETOWN. Friday, July %.
JACKSONVILLE, Saturday. July 2a
The Committee will make arrange
menss to have. speakers in aitendadce::a
each Of the places and at The time given
and tits hoped that the Democracy vii
turn out ca psaHe-especially those VIII
have been stricken frgms the registrar
list, and bear the subject of registration
fully discussed. a.g.i ,79yEs-
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There was a story, now current, Of a Jan,
lew merchant who SO far violated III.
rules Of the Church and Of society =, -, ~
offer "3a! yards Of the bes. ,hir.ln. chi y
ton you ever sasn ., the price Of e,, NV
virtue. And he would ask Mr, Simn,o',
ifhs knew anybody by the name a,
Hoover, who formerly Tired on hi, ul,,'
on Simpsons Creek. lie Or. Iepr,ls1
as .apill.rofthe church, a member s o, -
eieiy aud . radical from conviction, eop,,
not vote for any such resolution.
Nh. BussIssros ssid be did no, =.
prove ofthe objection, of Dr., Length
lie (Nr. Bnnpingsop) acknowledged d. !,
having entertained rebel view. !. ,be \. !"
ginning Of the war. and Was a. one ,;n.
abOu. 10 arrest Jim Gaylord for bsi,a No..
Union nan; but shortly ailerxsrd, Il.
Yankees came and Isax tha, i. ,or, i,
not pay to be arebel. But bec,o,,r
once did wrong, am ! to be suder the h..
forever I
DR. Lssarur ,aid thasif The ges...
mans reasoning was correct, il Womb
apply equally as sellts men who WAN
gu. and fonghtfor tho principles nbi.L
Slr. Buunis.On had advocated in 1851.
He tssssE -
+. [erie. q .sraer, "pus him out an,
!fin.lly the chair secured quiet
Mr.. D. e: Lurk gave motto. that 4. II,
nezt meeting /, sbould offer Cou,,i,u.
I.icnal amendment. providing for the i'm.
peachnsut any member Of the Glib
who gave uttsrance to such .rouop,bl,
language IS that used BY Dr. Lengthy.
. WhereuP9u the Club adjourned.
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The Regulator.

.
,,i We omitted to notice las. weekahe IN.
iusti6abls remarks y Of the Clarksburg
Regulator in charging US With publishing
and ''promulgatiug statements which NC
can ncithe, substan,iate nor prove" res
pecsiDg John J, Davis, Esq, We said
nothing di,paraging Of Nj, Davis. All
We said was ,ha. be was not tho choice st
the Democracy of,Lesis for Congress,
and that bis course in the legislature last
winter xns not approved ~ the Democ,
racy Of this county. For saying this
much the Regulator is taking US to task
in . manner that lily becomes an illcglti-
mate newspaper, but jus. started, and
scarcely able to stand alone. We seek
no quarrel with the Regu1aiOr;; but will
say. here that what wo said has been con-
6rmed BY tue Democracy of Lewis! in
Coas.y Convention, by expressing spre-
ference fortoone isber OWL citizens for
Congress, and directing her delegates. IN IN
Congre s,ioDal Convention 70 80 cast The
vote Of this couuty.dT iiGs 81 s4I b
The pretended correspondent, who
signs the initials ID. G." knows nothing
ofshe Democracy Of Lewis. nor do We
think that he 10 . eitisen or voter in the
county, or has any influence With the
Democracy thereof whatever. We take it
he has some personal dislike against
some Of our eitiseus and i. trying toyeu'
bis. spleen through the columns Off
"risg" newspaper. Nhr. John y. Da-
vi. is tho wise and ssg.eious politician be
is said TO be. DO surely DIES ios thank
tho Resalasera.or its Correspondent
I'D. CT for the part thsy3are now taking
10 promote, hispolisieal aspirations. To'
.iidAs to thein,truc.iops Of our delegate,
We have . word 10 say The resolution
instructing then to vote 6rst for some
citizen Of this county b.sas prepared and
offered BY the editor Of this paper, and
ito unanimous, adoption was proc
enough sh.sit represented ne wishes q
Tho patty in this eounty.asa = loa esla
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The DUTY Of the Democracy,

There shosld be no divisionlis orr
ranks. Its snold saving that ''uni.ed
we stand-diyidea We fall" One ofo,S
most sasasious politicians suggested at an
early day through The celnmnsof the
Wheeling Register that to avoid all divi-
sion on the suffrage question, . Cesrsn'
tion efhs people to revise and amend our
State Constitution, was the pnnnces for
all our lbs. h 5o,,ei5asg
Had his timely warning been needed,
We would today hear Of no divisions or
nisgiyiings ss 70 The Flick Amendment.
We have been an advocate from the be-
ginning of enfranchisiDg all our white
tollow.citizens, believing that the dis
franohising clause in our State Constitu-
ton was unfairly and wrongfully incorpo-
rated therein. And We are to-day for
the shortest and speedie,t mode of wiping
ont as With sponge this blot upon the
rights Of our fellow citizens. A call for q
Cepvenliop We now see should hare been
made o plank in our State platform Of
principles. and upon it, al Democrats
would have Been united, and We would
have. made mos. gallant fight. a, 4. a
But let US not be discouraged. for live
will stand sogeihe, and fgat ,houlder %
shoulder, W can and will rout tho enemy,
and drive him from the bloodless and
pro,,rate eorpu. Of our young imporer-
ished State. r 80 e2','see &. r..
all this petty Jealousy as TO candidate, l:ss'
or their localities, should End no lodge;
ment in Democratic bosoms. The Dsp-
oeracy Of Levis are willing to sacrifice all
for the sake Of unity and yistoryi!a No
son Of. hers will DO ip the way ofthe mos,
perfect harmony /; and before there shall
! be breach. i every man will 60 into the
ranks, The Democracy q Lewis promise
the other counties Of tho State 800 major
isy for our ticket, and b, .he. shosl, 81
Home, w intend nd e = make max good thai
Pr Iet1 lllei! slisi pgiysl ID, .yss b8s
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Democratic County Convention

The Democratic County Convention,
Tor the purpose, Of nominating candidates
for the Offices o. Delegate, Sheriff, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, Recorder. Proseea-
ting attorney. sad two Assessors, viii
be held at the Court House ID Weston, on
/, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST sd, 1910.
Il is expected and urged that TIE various
Township Executive Committees call and
hold Township Conventions, on ! i,41 T
~, (, Saturday, July 2sta, F1.b.7
st;vhish time i is suggested that tbey
nominate candidates for The yariou.
Township Offices, and appoint delegate,
to The County Convention. ~
E, Each ToFnshi p viii % entitled TO on,
vv.e in he Convention fot every Tel
vote, oast BY them for Johnion N. Cam
den. On this basis Battellsi. entitledt,
l2.yotes; lincoln TO log Sheridan Il
let; Wiley to IA, and Iauo Lew 70 eoa.
Hon. John. i. Jacob, the Democratic
Candidate for Governor, has been insi.
ted 70 address The Convention. and will
donbtless b. present. J ID, E-s M,
iItis earnestly requested thai the Dc,
inocracy DO out in force, and do honor to
the occasion. i,7h ,5ss-1 "a t'il s.9'-
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WEE. Aruo,d, Rsq.,

i Tbs Democrats q B.r bour county b,n
nominated our tosnsman. Wm. L. Arnold
.ior The Senate y w.,. Virgins, and BAY.
written bin . letter asking hi, as.ep,.n,s
.Thi, d 8 good selection. and coming With.
uu, Nj. Arno'd's ases+y.sNs do not M
bow be es, decline. lyoIs
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The state Executive connIi,.,.

e.ha,s received /. copy Of Tho address
Of the State Ezecu.ice Committee, q.
pl.n,.ory lof the recent suffrage ,.1 d
Congress. ; accompanying this addrsui i.
. blank complaint and warrant .! .rr.,,.
TO DO used in case rtgissratiOn j, refu.d.
We understand tina. 25.O00 Of Ties. "a.
pers viii b scattered throsgh sh. sas
for the use sfiuour people. hi. hob
ike ~ business. n p u < e..a'
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The FLICK Amendment.

we nave nltnerto hy0idco any discuss
sion Of this matter; and shoald moi
broaehi Il now wefe1we no. called upon
50 to spesk-to1' make appreciation Of
faith. Not thai We desired 10 shun what
il i sought TO- Be made s.political issue
but because, : as We have had occasion te
say heretofore, We did not see the propri-
ETY. Of aquarrel among ourselves as to
The difference between iweedle DUN and
twsedle dee. We do mot oppose The
Flick Amendment-we only denounee its
necessity. I'VE opposed as unnecessary,
unwiss and brutal the Constitutional
Amendment excluding white men from
The ballot. We now demand the ballot
forth white man blythe speediest posi-
bic neans-ns matter whether such
means are by,s Constitutional Convention
erlby tho Flick Amendment. Ifthere
are two ioads leading TO ihe Same dssti-
'natiSo, We desire 10 travel over The zoe
which COMFORTS With dignity and honor;
buff our, dssifes in this respect cannot
begn.i6sd we will velthe other road to
arrivs at the point 10 deyoutly wished for
even II filth and slime be scattered over
usfron enc end Of The road 10 The, other,
and then, upon Tho ides that misery
loves company, I! ii will b refreshing to
know that our garments will be eompar-
tirely clean. 1ftthe Flick Amendment
shall be, considered the speediest means Of
restoring suffrage tort Tue white man, We
shall supportit, but denounce its neces.
sity.o Inthst support We cannot approve
the causes which forced It upon us-Tor
smile upon the seducfons fan sccom-
plishedrake. We are not impatient to
lie in the bed Of our ravisher. .s
Wcitrust that our position will net be
mi,interpreted. We are for Conycn.
ton to give The ballottothe disfranchi,ed,
because we believe thit to Do the speedi-
eat and safest means; and on the score
ofeconomy, would COS. less ,ban enc
yearIl registration. II. 3 however, the
Flick Amendment should be regarded as
abesier means, We will support it-1nr
END Mus7 IN sArrAlSEp WITHOUT REsARp
10 anE xnAss! .5fm u 2st tay7
And in this connection we would urge
upon the Democracy, ofthe State, and es-
peoially upon our bre.brea sfthe Peess,
the propriety Of adopting such course as
wehave laid out above. q Let u. have no
family jara-we ore fighting common
enemy, ana our duty as Democrats should
lead US 6rst Of al to see that there arc no
weak places in our line Of battle. We
hare iotcOntend with yigilant, untiring
and energetic foe, who have now the
whole powerlof The State Government to
lsssis. them in their schemes and 1.
would be folly-nay. IL would be worse
than suicidal madness, 10 rush blindly
into RI defeat! caused BY needless
and unueauiug dissensiOn, IN our own
ranks ID fr ,'G7v4sg hnC .sa5iie7sb
."let us have peace y ~ 10 brss
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20 The radicals have nominated Daniel D.
T. Farnsworth for reelection to the Sen;
ate, 10 represent this District; and it il
incumbent on the Democracy to meet bin
with . nominee. 81 Daniel must DO brought
to Judgment. Hehas proven himself to
be the enemyof our race, and Of course
can only secure tho support Of bis colored
friends and their like. s6rssz
We suggest the propriosy Of calling .
conventional The Demecraeyiof this Dis,
tfictto nominate aSena,or for tho white
race. Welaro:to have a County Conyen,
ton a.Weston on the sdday Of August,
and wo nigh. kill two birds with one
stone, BY having aisena.oriul Convention
then and there, and We suggest that Yves.
ton bsthe place. and the Sd Of August be
the time ifor ssch Convention and We
invite our friends Of the adjoining eoun,
Ties to sppojn.1 IDelegai.s.saIt is proper
hat We set promptly 10 this matter.
Ills expected that Mr.. Jacob. our can
didats for Governor, will DO here then,
and address the people. is9i5 "a s;.9.
d. . Z
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-07-18

I'VE zee BY tbe papers favored with The
patronage ofour State Government that
the gentlemen named above have been
appointed as The Board Of RegiI tration 70,
Isuis county. 80 bassgadi '''-1
owe have .his'to say to these persons
We expect and demand .hsttin tho Regis.
tration ofvosers they give u.ju..ice .pnder
theD So long % the registration Law
remains in force, We do not expect them
to Violate it in any respect. Butt Tbs We
do ), demsnd Shat every legal voter y
registered, and that fully as much justice
Is 9 done to one political party q Tie other.
70 The registration Of voters The registrars
arc bound y their osth 81 Office q show
fair play" and wc assurc these gentle.
men that any astenps % their part 10
defraud any legal Democratic voter Of lie
right ofsuarage. will DO to them The most
expensive act OF their lives. We say this
With no motive 10 threaten or intimidase
these men; as officers il is expected that
they DO their duty but should they VIC.
late TIC Law recently passed ~ Congress
in any particular, i. will be seen that
The Federal Court shall decide The matter.
Men and means are ready TO prosecute the
author q a repatriation outrage 70 the
bitter end; aud while We condemn the
toisfranc biesment Of any white man. We
propose. At least, that al ihe legal voters
ofour party have The rights which prop
erly belong to them. Let there b no
striking Of BY reason Of mans political
belef-let no msn again be disfranchi,ed
for ''eontemp. Of the Board Of Regissra-
tion," or by tho Eternal, .bero will b
Registrars who will know the musty smell
Of q county jail, and whose pockets will
be drained by the searching hands Of
Federal officials. ,,a w, no.,
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,ADT.ERTlSENESTS.
] L. KEMB i u

~ rrfEd.t n.f.iA
800 s5ssfs3 49,.
D Il ]. II 4 L 4 ii
THE CHEAP CASH STORE
.tqeou asisns g-4'7ss0
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED
.0ai.laIEV 80 w.
Owing 10 The grsa. ih,ilidss 4 ny e,an,ni
lcaa afford y sell ~ Z ~
TWENTY PER CENT ilESs
t1ss az az stAs, Hrske.l Is Kssm.
NJ n
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To James n CerIey, George ". Tur.
''gt her and Tho1las o. Morfis, !.
n y oslidp' 81 0reeeiag3 IA

I'VE zee blythe papers favored with the
patronage ofour State Government that
the gentlemen named above have been
appointed as The Board Of Resi' tration for
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-03
Mark Twain's Advice % Little GIRLS.

Good little girls ought not to make mouths At
their teachers for every trifing offence. This
retaliation should only be resorted u under De-
culIaTly aggravated circumstance
If you have nothing but a rag doll stuffed
with sswdust, while one of your more fortunate
little plaNmateS has a costly china one, you
should treat her with a show of kindness never
theess. And you ought not to attempt TO make
a fOrcibie swap with her unless your conscience
able to do il.
You ought never to take your little brothers
cheWing gum away from him by m ain force;
!, Is better to rope him in with the promise of
the hrst two dollars and half you ind Datiug
dO"n the river on grindstone. In the artleSs
simplicity natural to his time of life be will re-
gard u as a perfectly fair transaction. In all
AGES OF the vOT ID this eminently plausible fiction
b = lured the obtGse infant to financial ruin and
disaster.
If at any time you find it necessary to correct
your brother, do not correct him with mud
never on any account throw mud at him, because
10 will soil his clothes. 1t Is better to scad him
little, for then you attain desirable results
you secure his immediate attention to the les
sons your are intoxicating, and at the same time
your hot water will have a tendency to remove
impurities from his person-and possibly the
skin also, in spots.
Ii your mother tells you to do a thing, it is
wrong to reply that you wont. Ii is better and
more becoming to intimate that you will do as
she bids you, and then afterwards act quietly in
the matter according to the dictates Of your
better judgment.
You should ever bear In mind that it is to your
kind parents that you are indebted for your
food and your nice bed, and tor your beautiful
clothes, and for the privilege of staying home
from school when you let on that you are sick.
Therefore YOU ought to respect their little pre-
JUDGES and humor their little whms, and put
up with their fcibles until they get to crowding
you too much
Good little girls always show marked defer
ence for the aged You ought never to sass"
old people unless they "sass" you first.
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I.

My Extract sarsspsriIls is 9 Blood Purifier: M
Extract Buchu Is Diuretic, and viii act rs such In
all cases.
Both are prepared on purely scientihe principles-
eacao-and the most active measures OF either
that eau be made. A ready and conclusive test will
be comparison OF their properties with those sst
forth in the following works,
See Dispeu sAtory Of the United States.
Bee Professor DEwEks' valuable works on the
Practice Of Physic.
See remarks made b. the celebrated DR.. PHrsrc.
Phila.
q celebrated Physician and Member Of the Royaa
College Of Surgeons, ireland, and published in tho
Transactions Of the King and Qseen . Journal.
Soc NedioO- Chrnrglcal Review, published By
BENIN TRAvIRs, Fellow q the Royal College e
Surgeons.
See most Of the late standard works on Msdicinss
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RY WIN. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS
N BY virtue of q deed of trust TO the subscr her
SYVbearing date the 9th day of August, lS69, ana
-duIy recorded in Liber and Il, No. IA, foIos
800, &C., one OF the land records, &c, and the writ
OF the promissory note, now overdue and unpaid,
secured by said deed shall offer for sale at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of Noyem-
Der, commencing at 3 o'clock p m, in front Of the
52l all the Undivided interest Of Thomas H. Hoover
as one OF the heirs OF Samuel Hoover. deceased in
and TO the following lots and parts Of lots of Prouui
in the CITY OF Washington, the District II COum
Lots numbered three 81 and twelve 70, in square
numbered i've hundred and twenty one l62lD.
Lots numbered two q and three go, in square
numbered four hundred and seventy eight AS
And part OF lot numbered eleven tlu, in square
numbered i've hundred and sixteen (5i6b, commenc-
ing for the said part at the southwest
lot, and running east p feet inches thence north
IS feet, thence - feet inches and thence south
rs feet to the beginning,
With the improvements thereon.
The Indebtedness secured by said deed is $50, with
interest from August 9th, lo69.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: the residue in and
IL months By two equal instsllments the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments s,tsfac
torily endorsed and bearing interest from day Of
coHyeyancing and stamps At the cost of the pur-
chaser.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day Of sale, the Trustee reserves
the right resell the said property at the risk and
cost Of the detautins purchaser.
deposit OF ln viii be required as soon as the
WILLIAM A. COOK. Trustee
noE-eo&ds WM. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED UN-
and place. b. order OF the Trustee.
del ". l.. WALL & CO, Aucts.
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RY LATIMER OLEARY, Auctioneers,
- successors to Cooper & Latfmer,l
South west corner Penn avenue and 18th street


TE Eg Ell 3, sALESE GBcgNp Il s9gARE
NV owoN 2i'r sTkEET' NEAR STREET
n BY virtue of two several deeds Of trnst from
18th, lo69, ard recorded in Liber I and x . No
a. folio 402 and the other dated October 18th I569
and recorded in Liber and R.. No. ~ folio I47 Of
scribers by direeton of the cesfzi qui trust. will
sell on the premises, to the highest bidder. FRI
DAY, the 30th day Of December, 1870, at 4 O'Clock
LIST. Part of Lot He Il in Square No 20, in the
city Of Washington, =. O.: according TO the public
plat thereof Beginning for the 2lst stree,
twenty five feet south of the northeast corner %
said lot: thence running south Said 2Ist street
vest twenty five IS feet thence vest, parallel with
the west line of said lot tEence north by aud with
said vest line, twenty five feet: and thence in a
stIsfsnt line to the place OF beginning
bered 10 seventy -, in The same city according 10
the plat thereof Beeinniny for the same 90 north
81 60 from the west line of lot IL and running thence
south parallel with 2lst street, ninety feet thence
west parallel with street, fifteen feet; thence south
thTty tt Feet, more or less to - feet alley thence
east Oh the line Of said alley ten feet thence north
parallel WIN 2lst street, twenty feet thence east
fortytwe fset six inches 10 the east line of lot Is
thence north, with sal east line one hundred feet,
more or less, 80 the south line OF street and thence
west, with said line, to the place Of beginning on
The terms of sale are: One third cash (of which
On each LOT must be paid At the time and place OF
sale;) and the residue in equal sums, in six and
twelve months, with interest from the day Of sale:
the deferred payments to be secured BY deed OF
on the ground sold Ii the terms OF sale not
piled with within fY days from, ami including the
day of sale the subscribers the right
days public uOrICe, to resell the property any
part of it, for cash at the risk aud OF the pur
purchasers cost
5 a HH " EG;oRCoR,y }rru,tees.
LATImER CLEARLY.
no Do 2aw6ds Rep.l Auctioneers.