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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-08-06
THE NEW CITY COUNCIL.

The new city council is getting along
admirably in harness, and the business of
the city is being transacted with smooth
ness and judgment. 1t has adopted an ex-
cellent check which is something similar
in its results to the Committee on Appro-
priations in the National Congress; when
one of the regular committee makes a
recommendation which requires an appro-
priation, it is referred to to joint com.
mittee. composed of the standing Finance
Committee and the Committee which
originated the recommendation. This
prevents any running ahead of the finan-
cial ability of the city and is an excel
lent safeguard. The council has under
its consideration now, three important en-
terprises- -renovating and building schools,
erecting a decent almhouse, and getting
the electric light. The first two are in tie
interest of humanity, and the last in the
line of progress. If these shall be added
to Staunton's present possessions, and a
small paid fire department superadded to
these three,-aud all done within the city &
financial ability, Staunton will have
cause to rejoice over the election of this
council. The town already owns park
that with few dollars expenditure would
show to advantage on summer evening
or under an eclectric light.
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a STRONG INSURANCE GENT RE.
Stanton is becoming the strongest life
insurance centre in the South. 1t now
has three companies all on financial foun-
dations as solid as rock. This was strik-
ingly evidenced on Wednesday evening at
the sale of five shares of stock in one OF
them-the Stanton Life Association-the
par value of which is 500 share. The
bidding was eager, and the price fealszed
was more than five times its face value, or
$50 per share! All companies. we pre-
sumo, have what may be called their spec
falties, and the specially of this one seems
to have been its great caution in taking
risks. The result has been that its death
losses are reduced to the minimum, and
it's financial solidity raised to the maxi
mum. Its officers and Directors are among
our most prominent business men. and
they have infused into the whole conduct
of it's affairs that system and order which
always attends successful business ven
lures. In prompt payment of losses, lib
eral construction in favor of it's policy hold
ers, and financial solidity, this favorite
company is not excelled by any in the
United States.
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pICHMOND COLLEGE,
II RICHMOND, VA.

EIGHT SCHOOLS-J.atin, Greek Modern Ian
guages, English, Mathematics, Physics. Chemistry
and Philosophy. Full corps OF eight professors.
previous preparation and future aims. Several
courses Of subsidiary lectures free. Ample grounds
nasum, TWO literary societies a Ii the appliances
and advantages of well-equpped and prosper
GUS College. Instructions thorough and standards
high. Moral and social surroundings unsurpassed.
TERMS for nine months session Ma circulation,
SIS; rOom-rent. IS; tuition in three schools $40
board 800 to 800; fuel, light, washing, &c about
$40.
Next session opens SEPTEMBER @. 1856.
For catalogue with fu Her information. address
f. Fl. HARRIS,
aug6 I'm Chairman OF Faculty,
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GTAUNTON MALE ACADEMY,
-STAUNTON, VA
A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS.

Offers superior advantages in thoroughness and
completeness of course OF instruction. in its full
corps of teachers, in its large and admirably
IT'S course of laboratory work in general and ana
Egtical Chemistry, in its large and varied Cabinet
OF Minerals, in the beauty and healthfuness of its
location in the comforts provided for its pupils in
sieePing rooms; hot and cold water baths; COM
fortsbly furnished assembly recitation. and study
gas it's ample provisions for recreative Sports,
of baseball football gymnasium. skating. &c.,
in firm aud kind discipline. in bountifuly sup
piled and we'll served tatle, in thorough home in
fuence and excellent religious and moral advan-
tages.
Next session opens Wednesday, Sept. sth, 1886.
Rg-For particulars, send for catalogue.
VIM. H.KABLE. A. M. Principal,
june4 Staunron, Va.
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DUBLIC SALE OF A NICE FARM.

DUBLIC SALE OF A NICE FARM.
We will offer. at the residence of 81. e. Guthrie
decd, near Barterbrook, Augusta Co., Va,
August 10th. 1885,
to the highest bidder, FARM,
to the estate of H. g. Guthrie, III mISa.z4l
deed, situated neal, Barterbrook, Ilalas4I4 +
adjoining the lands of Jacob 49z34z-4sEz.
Harnsberger and W. Brown Patterson, and the
same farm formerly owned by said W. Browr Pat
terSon.
Land of good quality, and well-watered by never
failing springs-comfortable dwelling. stable and
barn.
Possession of the land, necessary for Fall crop.
given on dav of sale, and full possession given
January lSt 1887, when the down payment will be
required. Purchaser falling to com ply with terms
viii forfeit the crop he may have put IN. w Brown
Patterson, at Barterbrook, will take pleasure in
showing the farm to any one wishing to purchase.
TERMS LIBERAL. and made known on day OF
sale. w. B PATTERSON,
e G.. FISHBURNE,
june25-7t Executors of H. G. Guthrie Decd
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NOTICE-Havtng qualified as Administrative
IN on the estate of my late husband, DR. a.
M. FauntlerOy, all persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to his estate will please come forward
and settle the same. and all persons having claims
against said estate will present tn an to me-
SALI1IE H. FAUNTLEROY
aug6 Ut" Admrx.
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A UGUsTA FEM ALE SEMINARY,
Miss M. J. BALDWIN, Principal.
The session of 1861 of this Institution, will
open Sept 1St, with arrangements made to ad-
vance the interests of pupils.
TERMS FOR DAY PUr1Ls-SEssIoN OF FORTY
WEEKS,
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County Court day. the following property lately
owned by David Baylor, decd. to wilt:
The tract of land known as the Home Farm"
containing
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YALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE.
Monday, August 23d, 1856,

AS executor of the will of David Baylor. decd
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
front of the Court House in Staunton. on
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GTAUNTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR
- BOYS.-This school will be opened SEPT. 10th
1886. by Miss Nina B. Cotton. Terms two dollars
per month--languages extra For further infurna-
ton. apply to MISS NINA B. COTTON.
No. 203 Kalorama Street.
aug 6-4t Staunton, Virginia
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.UR BABY'S FIRST YEAR, by Marion Har-
land. also containing much valuable in
rmatiOn, As page book. Sent on receipt of cent
kstamp by Reed & Carnrick, Mercantile Exchange
Building, N. 7. aug6 4W
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Ng1C .AdUerti 86n1eystS.

(fANVASSERS WANTED.-A couple OF good
y canvassers wanted to canvass augusta couh
Address, BOX 1877
1t Staunton. Va.
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cepteu, tue posltlon OF secretary to Hon.
Thomas F. Bayard, Secretary of State. Mr.
Mills is well fitted for the place, and none who
know him will question the wisdom of the Sc.
lection. He was sworn in and entered upon
the discharge of his duties this morning.
VIRGINIA COMBINATIONS.
On Monday the Senate was in executive
session nearly the entire day and confirmed a
large number of appointments. Among them
were the following William A. Burke Post
master at Staunton; John G. Gibson, United
States Attorney for the Eastern District of
Virginia; Joseph B. Johnston, of Virginia, to
be United States Commissioner for the Dis
trict of Alaska.
THE oLEoMARGARINE BILL
The friends of honest butter heard with
great satisfaction, yesterday, that the Presi-
dent had approved the oleomargarine bill.
Accompanying it on it's return to Congress- was
a message of considerable length setting forth
the Presidents views on the bill. He concedes
that it is to all intents and purposes revenue
measure, and while he admits that there is no
occasion for increasing the revenue, he ex.
presses the hope that Congress may feel justi-
fed in reducing internal taxation to CORE
spending amount in some other direction. He
says the bill is not sumptuary. While it is not
legitimate or proper for legislation to prescribe
what a person may or may not eat, he holds
it to be right to protect the people from i'm
position. He has no objection to oleomar
garine being made and sold as such; but
thinks, with very many other persons, that it.
ought not to be palmed off under the pretencs
of being something which it is not The Pres
ident criticizes one or two sections of the bill.
but says that, as it does not go into effect un-
til the expiration of 80 days, Congress can at
its next session easily and promptly correct
any defects that may be shown to exist
ARGUS.
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Seed 1.PEotaat oes,;?!l
200 bushels good Seed Potatoes
for sale.
ED. Z,
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made in the pay
mentof The interest on the money secured by II
1891 executed by sanarlfs N. Sottn and Minnie
iSohp his wife of the County of ISraie aad Terri
tory Of Dakota to = 4, Rising Of the county Of
gage; WIS recorded IN the etsca Of tse Register
OF Deeds of the county OF Bfllle Territory of Dn-
kota, III Book % Mortgages, OF. Eese III, on tie
9th day OF September 1854. Mt O'clock 7, M.aili
WherAtis, itu action or proceedings at law OF
otherwise huge BEEN Instituted to recover the
debt secured By SAID mortgage or arg part tltert-
of and. Whereas it was stipulated IN said mort
gage thftt II dtfalllt would be I0asio in The pay
ment Of any portion " toe principal OF interest
promptly NJ the time the sane sifQtlld become.
due, or Il default he made IN the payment OF tte
taSe: assessed or to Ee assessed on said premises,
before the same BECOME delinquent, the, the
whole sum, both principal Ard interest, at once
taacanie due; Whereas i 4, ltising, mortgage
aforesaid IL the o~ier and holder OF SAID mort
gage srid rotes secured thereby WI0ceaai saiti
luortgaaoft haye tnlled 70 pay one certain ctilon
interest note for &tl,Isl due September sth ls65.
and, Whereas, default has t,een n9ade IN tire
| payment OF the taxes iisae8ssd on sstd fenl psoi+
srty MS agreed by tHE gaid iaortSager III SSH:
mortga.e: and Wlfefeas, tbs whole amount Of
principal and interest hns become due by reason
OF siiei. fiStatit' ana whereas, tite nlfiount
ciain,ed 10 be Gne ulali saist mortgage, NJ the
date of this notice, i che sun Of Siz hundred
and 1wenty-feur Deslars md Twenty Cents,
! $3.50 principal and siAAE IIterosts iiit} l)oliHl-
attorneys fees stipulated for in the seict mort.
gage. Nav, therefore, notice ID hereby given
that by virtue oi the Iuwst % sale contained II
4 sl'l iltJGAsaGt~hiid 8ujS tftHfdtl rs bltiScdlt'
and ir.IGursuanee of t!h statutes III such casf
nnede and provided, TIE sgid mortgage viii bs
foreelpsed by a safe of the mortgaged IFeniiscs
therein described ~ public auction by, ]. q. Ry,
an, Sheriff of Brule county i}alsata lerritory AT
the front tour Of the opern house in the city OF
Chamberlain ana county nj Brnie md Territory
Of nakota, shat being the place where couct wa
last tteld i'll said county on tie lst day OF june
lsSsi, At O'Clock III the forenoon of th;st day,
] ThelnGri& gagged premises are situated ntlie coan,
| ty or Brute in the Isrfitory OF Dakota, and ar7
described Us follows, to wit; The southeast
quarter of section twentg-elSitt f9sJ township
dated 1T nimbaii ID. T., this iath day Of April
A. ID. lSet. Il. a.. Kissing ainrtcasee.
Long & Roberts Attorney for Morigagee,
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PROBATE COURT.

In the Probate Court Of the County OF l3rule,
Territory Of Dakota.
n Tie matter d the estate Of Daniel wmner,
deceased.
Nntsea ef application FIR letters of admins
9tra,ien.
Netieeis hereby giee7 that Mrs. Nancy b. War
uer has filed with the ndet Of this Court, a pc
tstion, PRAYING Tor Letters Of ADMINISTRATION Of
the l.statepf 11abiel Warner deceased, and that
Saturday the 29til day us Msy 1895. t,eIns /. day Of
1, resulaf term Of iirlst e curt to-witsof tIie MAY
terra. 1874, az one O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
Brute has been eetfer hearing sud petition when
ana where any person interested MAY appear and
st,pag esuss why the SAID petition should not be
gta.ftsd.S G.. c Morrow.
Dated MHy 9Th ISSt Judge Of Probate Cofitt.
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Contest Notices.

j. b. Long, Atty.
III Land Office, Mitchell D. T., April i2tl, 1895,
Complaint having been entered ut t~ids.otflee bJ
Iopher tlraft, irule Go. against efu NJ. Sullivan
for abandoning his homestead entry No. 2.s4!
dated Oct. sth 1883 upon the s-W u Sec. u, Up,
1u2, r.. 81, in Br1le county, Oak. with 4 view q
the cancellation of said entry; the said ~i,arties
Are hereby sum iaened To appear at. the office o.
day Of ,Tnne 1886 ut 10 O'clock a. m. 10 respond
and furnish testimony conserning said alleged
abandonment. Geo. b.. l~sverltt, Register.
Testimony To he tnkeil before A. il. Stuart, n,
Il. on June Ist 1896 as provided by amendment
to Rula IS. Rules of Practice, approved Dee. ~
lsSa. Return rupsrs to this Office for decision
June Stb1ssG. Iea. m.
Geo. b., E%yeritt, Register.
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y. b, Long, Atty.
Land nffice III Mitchell Oak. April 27tll 1885.
Notice is hereby giysIi that tho foliowiug-nalaed
settler has fled notice OF his intention 10 make
tirni proof in support of his claim ard that said
proof will be made before Clerk Dist. Geart Of
uruIe Go. at Charlaerlnin Oak, on j une Stli 1876
nj I o'clock p. M, viz. Ralph Howard on his fid.
No. Id7s4 for the NV u Sec. 8, Up lg3, r. IS.
He names the following witnesses to prove has
continuous residences upon and cultivation OF
said lard, viz: Edward Brenna,, Daniel a. Pack
ard, Philip Klinkel, Thomas Purcell, ali Of Kim
bali %. IT,. Geo. 3. Eyeritt. Register.
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During the first nine months Of the
present fiscal year ending June 3oth,
1886, there was All increase OF over
100000 in the revenues Of the gov
ernenl as compared with the core
spending period Of last year, and the
expenditures for the drstnine months
of this year were over 100000
less than the expenditures for the
same period Of last year, making a
net gain of over S23, 100000
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Bon aonnle 90. has issued a call
for all Of its outstanding warrants
This looks well for Bon Homme.
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Final Proof Notices

d. b; Long, Atty.
Irlnd uifse at Mitchell, y. 4, April latt 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the foliossins-nanned
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make
final proof in support Of his elainS and that sait
pro5f will he made before Clerk Dist. Court 81
1,rule County ut Chamberlain Oak. on Msy 9th
sIsSJ ut 2 o'clock p. M, viz: Edward SfIorte1 on
his D.S. No. ELISA for the saw "a Sec. ", Up. ltEii
Il. 80. He names ths following witnesses u
prove his continuous residsmce upon and culti.
yasion of said land, viz. Johl, Il. Lyle. Patrick
Purcell, John Il. STOCKS, Edward NJ, Reed all 81
Ki,uflnll Oak. Gss.o. b. Everitt, Register
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The Devils Lake Netos is publish
ing a daily during the session OF court
held at that place.
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Nh. Stuart Atty.
U.s. Land office, Mitchell %. I. Apl 18TH 1896.
Complaint having been entered ut this office by
Jnines ". Pagan Brule 10. agninst George d.
No. 2IsI6 dated pill 18th 1888, upon the n. W. ].
Sec. ii, Township l65, Range rs III Brute teunty.
OAK. with d view to the cancellation of said en-
try: tho said parties are hereby st:niunnna 70 ap
d. 4, on the it'll dayof june 1854 ut lnofriock *.
H., to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandoRment.
Testimony to be taken before Mark Ward n. T.
j une4 tl 1886 Us provided by amendment 10 Rule
IS. Rules of Practice. approved Dec, y. 1882.
Return papers To this Office for dec,siou June
iItt, 1886 IL q. IN, i. 4. Siisgiser. Receiver.
U, S. Lsnd Office III Mitchell Ilsll api. 10 1856.
Michael HaH, lnvelring eass, entry No. tsast
Matte s Hiatt ~ VI. i. ses. 81 two. ies r. 81
objections to the proof of Matte $. Hiatt under
Ii. Il. No. 2Iii3 for the above described land haY~
aug beer, filed by Micllael Han and che Hon Iaia-
missioner by letter. ..tlsfof March 2.fti 1855 haging
ordered i hearing for the full inyeatiEatiou. The
y. Hiatt are sueainoned To appear at the Office of
j. j. Long N I, at hirahal Iak. on june 9Th
1855 at o o'clock A. NJ, when they Vail be Heard
gia can offer stioh testimony us they may think
j. d. Long i. I. of Kiinhall DIT is hereby
appointed commissioner TO take the testimony
III the above case and upon conclusion of the
Testimony he will return all papers duly certified
to this Office when they VIII he e2aini,et1 and
decision rendered thereon inne 16tt 1886 at 10
b. IN.
Upon affidavit OF Michael Han being fled.
That personal service can not BE muis upon
claimant Matte $ Hiatt. II is karei1y ordered
that pnbiiasttioS he matte III the GRAPHIC, ~
newspaper ptipistied at hifntoat!, D. e.. Of sflis
notice. Geo. b. fqerItt,
RpEistar.
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The suggestion Of the Cleveland
Lealer to call out the Fire Depart
ment instead Of The police in cases Of
riot is a good enc, A stream Of cold
water from the nozzle Of 4 line Of
hose wonld have more effect than a
yolIey Of bullets, and would entail no
loss Of life. II ,lat didn't succeed a
few s~ptinkles from a gatllng guu
might have the desired effect on the
a~narchlsts.
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The New Norh 1Sibfae presents
this view oftae hi boar movement;
staakiag Of the hcdY of worl<men au.
taaliY employed NJ striking for this
concession il says Nihe knights Of
Eis.p5F eneteaSpred to canfue Tie de-
siiaa to the question 81 TINS lsaf
ss!ts tfsas inIoils have geRel&lyy HQne,
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y. 3. Long, Atty.
i.ana office ut Mitchell Bnk. April 10Th 1aBi.
Notice is hereby given thnt5 the foiiowirg-uumed
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim end that SAID
proof will be made before Clerk Of Gie District
"a Court Brule Go. at Chamberlain. y: IL. on june
18th 2 D. N. 1885,, VIZ; Martin Pr.dal on his I'D.
No. i542s for the S, T.. III See. 20 fp. 1fg Il. 90.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation. Of
said land, Yiz. MatEias Smlshnes, John q. Wick
tora, John Kpstka. Frank Dudneek, al of Plogd,
Dak. 5 Geo. b. Eyeritt, Register.
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The only Veterinary establishment
in south Dakota is that Of Collins 81
Mnrry in himball.
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II los Of prunes for sl,0o at Bar
dina.
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Gall in and inspect my line of gen
tlelnens Fine Shoes before purchasing
YOU viii aol regret it, l., ID. Bardin.
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Insurance..

insurance. u
THa FARsiEfss aGrtAg ISHcnAseE AssoeIA4
sSyION. Ut 6ruie c2.stiats, Dakota. now have theirt
bixnks and printing, ansi are refais 10 wsi1epgsi-
eisAoH Real and Personal property 81 farmers,
aiscu h Farm Matliifrsry aud Stock at large.
By ressriagt 10 any one silio is acaaaaA4e with
Hsociatita1s gf tins hintl ID Isass or n Wisconsin
ans ,arHaefs III u bs satisfied shat this il the oniS
9Isln.fsffisatidn ,sho,ild rs atidrsssea "a tha SEQ
ne had. ~
H.H Hiatt PRS. G. 2. Masn "a Soc
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If you have Il sick animal consult
Collins q Murry, who are experienced
veterinary surgeons.
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Every thing sold way down at Bar
djns cheap cash store.
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apples sod by the barrel at Bar
dlns.
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For millinery of any description go
to the Morris Sisters store.
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Wilt VOC sTFFFR With Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Shuot's ~sitaliaes is guaranteed to
cure you.
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shEEPLCsS NIGHTS made miserable by that
terrible cough. 6htloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.
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THE kEME}ALL GRAPHIC
So c r. TiNAM

FRIDAY, MAY, IA 1856.
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GROUP, WHooPING CoUGH and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Sl,lob's Cure.
Sold by Z, E. Miller
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Don't forget that d. +. Wells car
ries a splendid variety Of Ladies fine
shoes.
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At the Artesian store yOu will fu6
Jhe best Teas in town.
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Dat Flake at Bardins, also SO can
Pared Table Peaches only - cts per
can, warranted good.
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Don't think for q minute but that
Banks IS the best place TO 90 for q
good shave OF haircut, Shop next
door south Of Robinson's Shanty.
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60 10 the AFte>ian store for choice
Teas.