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PURLT. b SALE.


PUnLIO SALE
The Hubscfiber about 10 discontinue
farming will sell III public sale In Mil
Creek Hundred, on the Limestone road,
one.haii mile south OF BouthwO0d sta
tion ON the ID. W. III. h, on
TUESDAY, MARCH l4th, 1882.
att o'clock p. M,
lgood work or driving mare.
Hr%A good sizb . milch ....r..
A@O \ COWS, 2 Will be In
IMkOp pront by the day OF
sale. the other one by last of nnAk
March 2 good shuat pigs, one mar ket
dearborIl, one sulky, one good hay rig
glng with wheels uhdeIi one good morse
cart. one broad wheel OK cart, good
chamniorl mower new last harvest, steel
Tooth horse rake, good corn SIN elleI, roll
or good as new, a One-horse power and
thfasher. one corn drill, plows and cul.
tivators, pair twin harToWs on hlnele
harrow, ono set stage harness, sets car
rIaRe harness, brides collars, baltera
&c, hay and straw by the ton, corn fod-
Al r nv The bundle corn, oats and pOta-
toes by TIE busheI. lima beans by tnt
quart, 400 III. Deani and weights, q good
grind stone, maui and wedges, vinegar
by the gallon, wheat In the ground.
Household and Kitchen iurAiture. Ia
blea. chairs, bedsteksds, bureau, one good
corner cupboard, &C. Also dairy fix
lures, one good 80 lb. butter tup, togeLnei
with milk Lans, coolers, &c alId grea'
many other thlHga not mentioned.
TFRMs.-AlI II sums OF 4l0 and undeI
cash: over that amount credit Of sil
months on purchaser giving a bankabl'
note with an approved endoiser.
JOHN SPRINGER.
JIG. RobiDion, AuctiOneer. wis
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lWTMRED AT WILMINGTON PosT-oFFrCg
u As sROoND-oLAas MATTER.
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N0TlNE We haze $50, 900
NU IUGn TO loan at 8 per cent. on
CITY PROPERTY in LARGE OR SMALL
AMOUNTS. HEALD n co.
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IN RE IN CHANCEHY,
Isaac H H.Wright, ct New Castle Co., IS.
al. Petitioners. Cause OF Partition.
In pursuance of an order Of the Chan
cellor in the above cause made at his
chambers, in Dover, on the fifth day of
January, 1882, all persons having any
lien or liens, affecting the interest or
estate OF Isaac II, Wright, Charles A.
Wright sarah w. Wright. Dutias Wright,
George IL. Wright, John Wright and
" lillian Wright,or either OF them In the
lands and premises 10 which said cause
relates are hereby notified TO file a petit
tion setting forth the nature and amount
OF the same in the office of the Register
| In Chancery for New Castle county, ten
| days before the third Monday in Febru-
ary, A. D., 1882, and 10 appear and prove
| said lien or liens, at the ensuing term OF
the Court before the rising of the Court
on the third day Of the term.
WALTER CUMMINS,
Trustee.
WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. o, 1882.
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GbeDoiIp@a
rHr DAILY eAzrTTr is uubIisl

THE DAILY GAZETTE IL publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted }
q sle = naSssa strset. a5d % served py car car.
end surrounding towns and villages, for
Stx esnl9 o week, payable weekly. Yearly
subscribers, e3 In advance. 1t is the only
DenoeEatic Daily paper In the City or
ulattom.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, sstab-
llnhed In I5b4, ID the largest and most
and Has 3 larger airctIIation than any
other ON the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at "a per year In ad-
vance.
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nj OTMCE- he fifteenth annual meet
IN ing St the stockholders OF the Mu-
Iual Loan Association win be held on
Tuesday evening next, February n, at 8
O'Clock, in the once of the secretary ,
69l Shipley street, Al which time the an
nual report VIII be presented and an
election held. The nrst payment will
then be made on q new series. Annual
report fiattering.
iebl6-Im GEO. @. MARIs, sec'y.
KOTICE.-1he special committee ON
IN sale of the Almshouse property, an-
nounce THAT plans Of the property as laid
out in lots may be examined At the Trus :
tees ofIice, No. lO6 w. sixth street, from
the 18th 10 the 2Oth inst. III are invited
to examlae the pleis. BY order OF the
committee, q. HILL BRlNTON,
AaOR RENT.--Near Brandywlne
II Springs, a small place containing
SIX acres, with good buildings. The place
is within lew minutes walk nf Green
bank station on the Delaware Western X.
GEORGE NJ. BRAMBLE,
Near Delaware Junction.
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80 AEO OMla
Ladies ReadlD

A womaa,'smEords about women. A
book that every woman should read.
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OFFICE, S16 MARKET STREET,

Wholesale Dsaers Supplied at Re-
duced Rates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13
Quarterly MeoilaE..

Following is list Of the times and
places for holding the second series of
quarterly meetings in tho III. +. Church,
South, in this district, as furnished us
by the Presiding Elder, Rev. ID. l..
Mcfarland
Corvallis Station-Jan. Ii, Is, at
Corvallis.
Lafayette Circuit-Jan. 81, 2o, ut
Lafayette.
Oregon Clay oireuit-Jan. %, 30, at
kayanaugh Chapel.
junction City Citeuit--Feb. 1, 3, at
Auxiliary School House.
Brownsville Circuit-Fcb. IL, IL, at
Crawfordsville.
Lebanon Circuit-Feb. Is, 10, nc
Tangent.
IrvingsCircuit-Feb. 25, &c, ut Cot
tage Grove.
Albany Station March Is. 10, at
Albany.
Dallas Circuit March IS, &c, a.
Dallas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13

Atthe meeting Tuesday night, which
was attended by quite q number out
side of the club, it was decided th at
the Indian barsau should not be trans
fsrred to the War Department. The
following question will be debated mex
week Tuesday evening "Rssolved
that the President Of the u s sh euld be
elected for tera Of six years, and be
eligible to one term only" aud will be
participated / n By Messrs. Nutting, i.
Bilyeu, Skipworth, Smith, Clement,
Chamberlain and Hackleman on the
affirmative, and Messrs. Irwin e, w r
Bilyeu, Mattoon, Charlton, Wolverton,
Hewitt and Finn, on the negative.
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Annual Meeting or the Linn coanty Easi
sess Characterization or Onleers...
A Grand Time.

Last Saturday, Jan. TIL, the Linn
County Business Council, + Of II, fcld
Its annual meeting, and about Two
hundred persons, comprising the most
substantial farmers in our country, as-
sembled at Lebanon 10 attend it. As
their deliberations nre not opon fer out
slders we can Only give the list OF of
ficers elected for the ensuing year and
seme other matters ofa public nature
The officers elected are as follows
Presldoht-Josoph Powell.
Vice PresIdsnt-M wllds.
becrstary--H @ Powell.
Treasurer-S A Dawson.
Trustses--A Is Morris and David
Smith.
Agent-Iiob't A Irvine.
These gentlemen are all Well known
In thls eoanty and would add tsne and
strength TO any organization which
would place them mt the head OF It's
affairs.
One matter mp for discussion was the
last ASSESSMENT OF Liam county. IL Is q
notorious fact, and this county Is pay
lag great deal more than her just
share Of tho State taxes. While the
valuation Of property In Narlsn county
this last year increased 10 per cent
over the year proceeding, aud Multno-
mAh increased 20 per cent, Linn In.
creased - per cent. Tho csuncil
finally concluded that IL was the fault
OF the ASSESSOR in valuing property,
and tho same aOmmittses appointed TO
PROFOUND certain qusstisa next spriRg.
was Instructed TO interview tho candl-
dates for Assessor a. tho same time
and ascertalE what would be their
course In case OF their olsctlon.
The committee was also instructed
TO walt upon all candidates for Sheriff
and Ciork, after the nominations arc
made Ia the spring. and ascertain II
they will combine with ether Clerks
and shsTIfis for the purpose OF prevent.
Ing the rsduetlon OF fees Ia these two
sffieers.
Bat the meeting did not consist nj.
together Of talk. The sisters were there
In full force, and the dinner they spread
will be long remembered by those who
had the good fortune TO sit dSwn 10 II.
This was one Of the most pleasant
meetings the Council has had, but in
fact the interest in the proceedings
seems 10 increase with each monthly
meeting.
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Coroner's Sale,

ATONICE Is hereby given that by virtue.
~ OF an execution duly issuea out OF the
Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon for
Lien County, teated the 50 day Of January
1882 to me directed and delivered upen a
Judgment heretofore duly rendered in a
suit then poading wherein L. 3. Allen was
plaintiff and Olney Fry, jr., and J. j.
Charlton were defendants in favor Of the
defendant J. T. Charlton and against the
said plaintiff T. B. Allen for the sum OF
Sls. so with interest thereon AZ the rate OF
eight per cent per annum from October
18th 1881 being unable - find any per-
sSnai property OF said plaintiff out OF
which 10 satisfy said execution, / haze
levied upen the following described real
property as the property OF said plaintiff
| e satisfy the judgment OF the said defsn-
dant J. j. Charlton to wit: Beginning 81
q point 45 37-lO0 chains west OF the south
east corner of that certain donation land
claiEn which is situated in sections l6, Ia,
| 20 aRd 81 in township ii 5. X. w. Linn
county Oregon and known aud 5esignat-
! ed on the maps - the John BurkhaTt
dsnatisn land claim, thence nsrth IL 10
chaias thence wost 36.22 chains: thence
south A. 10 ehains thence east 80. chains
| To the place Of beginning containing l60
1 aaros, also the fractional =. IL. 4 of the
| N, =. u OF section IL in TIP. III S. r. 3 W.
| In Linn county Oregon containing IL 5S-
iO0 acres more orieSs, ana VIII on Sal2r-
dav the 18th day OF February 1882 at the
Court House door in the city of Albany
Linn county Oregon ct the hour OF one
o'clock %. M, of said day sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand the heFeinbefore described real prop
erty TO satisfy said execution and the costs
and accruing costs.
J. A. DAVIS,
Coroner in and for
Linn comfy Oregon
Dated January 9TH 1882.
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State Temperance Alliance.

The Oregon State Temperance Alliance
will convene in the city Of Salsn On Wed
ns.day. Feb, Is, 1882, at ii o'clock A. NJ,
Ia tho NJ, z. church. Article ii. Of the
constitution reads:
The alliance shall be composed Of dele
gates elected annually and daily accredited
from temperance socitiss and other organi.
zations devoted to the interests ef the
temperance cause; the basis Of representa-.
ton being enc for the organization and one
for every twenty members, and one for
each fraction ever ten. Provided, also that
any person Of known Temperance principles
may become member by paying into the
treasury the sum Of one dollar.
The o. l. O. z. r. Co. least and west
sides) will sell round trip tickets to dele.
gates on presentation to the agent Of their
credentials, at 60 per cent Of the regular
ratos; and the o. r. b N. Co. will sell
round trip tickets at a reduetien Of 40 pei
cent on the usual rate on their line from
Astoria and The Dalles, and on the narrow
gauge railway, on presenting proper certiti
Gates to agents, good froA the 18th to th'
Goth, inclusive.
J. w. WATTS, President
= HOUSTON Secretary,
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Administrators Sale
Dated January 9TH 1852.

ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by order Of the County Court of Linn
County, q RECON, duly made and entered
Of record, the undersigned, administrator
de bonis nen cum testanlento aanero of the
estate of w. B. ellison, deceased, will on
the 9th day of February, 1882, at the hour
of one O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, on the premises hereinafter describ-
ed, sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, all the right title and interest of
said deceased at the time of his death, IN
and to the following described premises,
to-wit: The north half OF the original
donation land claim of Thomas S. Sum-
mers, 1t being claim No. 55, notification
No. 1894 in Township II, S. r. one and
two west in Linn County, Oregon, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit !:
| Commencing at the northwest corner of
/ said claim, running thence east 60 chains;
thence south 53 chains and SO links !;
thence west 60 chains thence north So
chains and 33 links, to the place of begin
ming, containing $40 acres more or less.
Terms of sale: One halft the purchase
price cash in hand, the balance on credit
| ef twelve months from the day OF sale
without interest, secured by mortgage on
the premises.
Jan. 5th, 1882. r. A. IRVINE,
Administrator.
de bon;s non with the will annexed.
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Frank Leslie. Popular Monthly.

The January number Is one Of re-
n arkabls excellsncs and abounds with
literary and artistic brillisnts. Promi-
nonl among tho lattsr Is the coISasd
frontlsPiese, "The finishing Touch. .
by Meyer Won BrsIAsn. Douglas Camp
boil contributes n highly interesting
article, The Past, Present and Future
OF New York's Water Supply which
is profaseiy illustrated. "DIstinEuish.
ed InvAlids" "In the Land or the Pyre.
aces" "chatsworth," by II. Robiasoa, J,
clearing" by T. jeffrey Parker. arc a
few Of tho finely. illustrated, note
wo:thy articles. Gerald Cartons
erial, "Leonie, Empress Of the Air"
iseontlnasd and among the admir-
able short stories are "Ths $50 Up
"La Jeune or, Actress and womaa,n
"Slster Marguerite" ''SaAty's ChrIst
mas Gifts" and, 1.-THE Murder in the
Rue st. Denis" both by Helsm W
Pisrson, etc. There are several poems
OF merit, aa unpublished one by Sil
Walter Scott Is invested with peculla
interest. There are also descriptive anC
personal sketches, paragraphs on
variety OF subjeets-entertalniR in
tersstlng and affordipg valuable info
nation, The number contains II
quarto pages and about 100 illustra
tioEs, and is offered at the low price {
p cents. The annual subscription
SO sent post-free. Address, FRAN
LESLIE, Publisher. 50, 80 aAd 81 Par
Place, New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-01-13
MAKIxG WATCHES

Detective Watch Cases are one Of the
chief causes OF 50 many watches not bsing
good time pieces. The cases being thiA
and not fitting well, admit, dust and dir
10 the movement, which soon interferes
with the running parts Of the watch necss-
stating cleaning. repairing, 6c-, and the
amount thu3 paid out II applied toward
buying a good case I'm the beginning,
would have saved all this trouble and ex-
pense. We have recently seen . case taat
neess all these requirements, II having
been carried for over twenty years and
/ still remains perfect We refer TO the
/ JAS. BOSS' PATEST STIFRRSED GOLD
/ CASE, which has become one Of the staple
articles ef the Jewellery trade, possessing
a. IL does SO many advantages over AL
4 other watch cases, being made or two
/ heavy plates OF solid gold over plate OF
1 composition. and we advise all our readers
| to ask their Jeweler for card or catalogue
/ that will explain the manner in which
/ they are made.
/ IL is ths only STIPRESHD CAfE mad,
] with two plate 0f gold, seamless pendants,
and center, solid joints. crown pieces DC,
all OF which are covered by letters patept.
Therefore buy no case before consulting
a Jeweler who keeps the JAS. Boz
PATENT SrIFPESED GOLD CASE, that you
may learn the difference between IL and
all limitations that claim To b equally as
good.
For sale by all responsible JsweSss.
| Ask TO see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persuaded that
any other make ofcase is as good.
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Proclamation.

Phil Cohen makes the following prOclama-
tion TO our readers
To all Whom IL Nay Concern
All who are dissatisfied with their former
places of trading, or who have no regular
place of trading, will find it to their advan-
tage to call on me and ascertain my prices
before purchasing elsewhere. / claim that
can sell cheaper than any one else, and my
reasons are as follows
Ist. I buy my goods direct from, first
hands.
I'd. carry on my business without the
help Of any one outside of my own family.
Sd. / pay no percentage to any one
logging or drumming for me. do my
own drumming, and give my customers the
benefit of the percentage / thus save.
4th. will also give more for produce
than any other house on account of being
asle to dispose of the same to consumer
direct, thereby saving per cent commits
sion.
This is no humbug. Come and price m.
goods and satisfy yourselves.
subscibe myself, Your obedient servant
PHIL COHEN.
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3 successful year. But Notwithstanding
this fAot, he would like to have his cid pa
irons vemember that money Is needed 70
keep up such an establishment as his, and
he would ask those who have not responded
ho come forward and straighten up old
scores.
There was a large attendance at the social
at Mr.. Thos. Monteiths, Wednesday even
ing. The music by the Ladies Corne'
Band was extra, while tho short program
was we'll received. particularly tho duet ny
Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Staiger a
good time was had by everybody present.
young and old.
Ew Langdon and Co, now otter the
biggest and most eomplete stock OF drugs
books and stationery TO be found in the
Willamette vally. BY combining the stock
of the establishment of Saltmarsh and Lang
don and PlummeE they are enable TO present
q stock of goods rarely eqnalled. Their
new establishment is being arranged with
more than extra taste. aud there is net the
least doubt that they will soon take the
lead in their business.
The Entertainment to be given by the Y
r 9 A, will take place about the Tth 81
February, and promises to DO ane affair.
Each ci the several societies in the city viii
Be given about twenty miaatos to DO dis,
pssed of As they please, so that there viii
be ne lack Of diversity. The Holland Read
ing Club will present some readings 10y its
best readers the Blackstone Ciab viii wax
cleo uent in debate the U. 1. Society, o
tAs College, will select its bsst talent to
represent il while the Y c A. the blue
Ribbon Club. the W c 7 U, and perhaps
others, will oiTer something good.
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coumeiI Proceedings.

Our City Council met in regular ses.
sion last Tuesday evening with all
officers and members present.
The following bills were reported
fayorably upon by Committee on Ac.
counts Watts and Godfrey, $50 Pat
Riley, $3.50 !. A Hunt, SO SO; w NJ
Barnard, Sl.10; N j Hsnton, Se5.s5.
Committee on Ways and Means re.
ported that the reports Of the late Treas
urer, Recorder and Marshal were correct,
asd that the Marshal should bo credit.
ed with S200.H delinquent list turned
over 10 his successor Reports adopted
and placed on filo
The Committee OIL Fire and Water
reported tho fire ordinance referred TO
them, after having made SEINE amend.
meats. Passed AZ amended.
Rescue n and T. presented a petition
asking TO have their quarterly allow.
a7ce raised TO $50. Referred.
A petition was received asking that
all crossings OF the railroad and canal
la the lower part oi town be put In con-
dillon for the passage OF teams Re.
ferred.
Applications for the position OF night.
watch were received from ~ l. Denny
and Goo w Burkhart.
ApetltIon was received (sIgnod by
abeut three.fourths Of the business
men on First street) a.kiag for tho re.
appointment OF X 4 Harmon. Read
and tabled.
The rules Of order used by the Coun.
ell Of 1881 were adopted.
The Recorder was instructed 10 al
vertiso for bids for city printing, build
Ing Of crosswalks. and the farnlshlng &
OF dirt and gravel. the same 10 be
opened Mt y m, at the next regular
nceting.
Tho Recorder was Instructed TO pro-
caro- table for tho council room. the
samo TO DO 3lz feet wide and So feet
long, price limited to sis.
l. II Montanye was unanimously
chosen as City Attorney for tho current
year.
Balloting then commenced fJr the
position OF NightwAtch. First ballot
-Burkhart, 8 Harmon, .: Blank, 1.
Second ballet Burkhart, 4; Harmon,
2. Bnrkhart was declared elected, aud
sworn In on Tuesdoy.
John Jones was unanimously chosen
as NightwstchmAn and Engineer.
The salary OF nightwatsh was placed
at $50 per month. and that OF night
watch and engineer at SO per month.
Bailotlng ihsn began on Surveyor.
First ballot 4 Warner, 3 II Bry.
ant, 2 W y Barr, l. Second ballot
Warner, ( Bryant, .. Warner waI de-
elarsd elected.
On =stion the Marshal was sastr uct.
ell TO present the names OF delinquent
tax payers at tho next mesting.
The Recorder was instructed ts dis
tribute tho surplus copies OF the new
directory. retaining twenty-five.
The following bills were referred
/ q Denny, IS J.; y Henten, sl1.5O
Ii ] Reese, 81 Watts and Godfrey,
50.
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n nights OF Pythias.

At regular convention Of Laurel Lodge
No 7. Knights Of Pythias. held Jan. 9th, the
following efiesrs were installed by Gee W
Hoshstedler, ID G @:
Leroy Edwaras-G c.
N j HeAton--v G
O Fl spencer-P
II J Clark--M of Il
6 w Hochstedler-M of
VIM Wsbber, X Of II and s
W b Scott-M at A
Us Clark-I G.
WI Denny-O
The hall was full of our supper crust -
Mr.. f. X. Skipworth delivered the address,
and the instrumental music was furnished
by the Ladies' Cornet Band, which excslled
itsOlf. After some miscellaneous exercises
consisting Of singing by our leading vocalists,
speech making, etc, many of these present
adjourned to the Old Masonic Hall, where
the light toe, fantastic or otherwise, was
tripped for several hours. Those who pre-
fsrrod remained in the hall and enjoyed
themselves socially.
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Surveyors Arrived at Albany-Wili eema'
,nsnes Running Ltnes East Immediately
A Party Going Into che Mountains

Yesterday about one o'clock party Of
surveyors. numbering twensy.four arrived
here from Corvallis and under charge Of
Engineers MoMullan aud Brown Immediate
ly begin surveying the route Of tho Oregon
Pacific Railroad from this city eastward.
Another party. under the direction OF Mr..
Pishl, will start for che Cascade mountains
next week to lsok eu. route TO the other
side. A large amsunt Of supplies were pur.
chased at Fox, paam and Goa. aad their
appearance led us to believe t.the survey
Ing parties would fare well. We under.
staad the gap between Corvallis aud Albany
will not be surveyed until il is determined
whore the bridge is to bO located, which
will be sometime soon. 10 looks more and
mere every day a. II we were soon to have
an opposition railroad.
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5fairlmou fal.

Last wednesday about o'clock We rs
csivsd from the Albany pos.ofic istte
which esntAiaed the followiag invitation:
Mr.. and MrA w. II. stuil request the pleasure Of
your presence Al the mNFiagc ef their daughter
Jos.a - A. y. Wheeler, Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
iIth iss2 AZ one o'clock.
sandy nili, South Bend. Ind.
As we received ths invitation precisely
A. the day and hour set for the ceremony
we could not render additional attraction to
tho Assemblags by being present ourselves,
bat, though absent in body, ne were present
in spirit, and had more pleasure than lit
tie shaking Gus by the hand and jubilatins
generally over this consolidation of part
Of wsbfeot and HosierdOn. When Gu'
and his bride will arrive in this State ~ dc
not know, as he objected TO sono sxteat e
mix with the kind of spirits We represent
cd.