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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

A SENSATION ABOUT THE THREE CS ROAD.
Several capitalist interested i'll the Thr ee
C's Z ad and its litigai ion came TO Coium
bia quite unexpectedly late tonight. Among
these are Col. Il. \. Jonnson and David B
Risley, who claims the road. 1t was learn
ed that the object of Mr.. Ris'ey's visit here
was to interest the stockholders Of the ROAD
in as suit &attSh which has mae
an assignment. 1t is said that Messrs Mel
ton & Melton AMI Johu Wiug.te have been
retained q, his attorneys.
II is known that he made proposition t. -
night to gentleman Of Kershaw, who repre-
sents 100000 worth Of the stock. This
gentleman, however, declined 10 be let into
the arrangement. From what Mr.. Rsly
said it will be his object, among other things,
to make the Construction Company account
for ali the securities drawn from the Boston
Deposit and Safe Company. lie estimates
that the 230 miles of constructed road and
the ninety miles of simply graded road could
only have cost about So, 100000. lie also
believes that the Construction Company has
withdrawn Sl4 100000 worth of securilic
from the Deposit Company and that the as-
sets Of the Company sohuld show the d'f-
ference, that is to say, about $l1 ,O0O 600.
Mr.. Risley declined to give the cxac,
method by which he prop ses to proceed.
The proceedings viii begin about the 18th of
January in the United States Court. lie
also said That he had already made an arpli-
cation for a copy Of the assignment schedule,
which he snppOsss to be OF file in tho Unite |
States Court at Charleston.
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MA Ii seems that we arc no.

n@- 1t seems tha, we arc not tho only
person in this town that fees tho scarcity of
money from the cotton blockade; but We
find everybody complaining. One merchant
told us that such q scarcity of money had
not been experienced here siH4eee lSTf3a aud
it was beginning to te very serious matter
am eng those who are doing business on lin
tied capita, with no large bank reserve
or other resources to fall back on. Wo hope
the heavy sales OF the week will relieve the
depression now folt in all tusnessc, and
occupations.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

The interesting statement is made by one
of the regents Of the State Lunat'c Asylum
that, by careful ani prudent manager ont
the cos, Of maintaining the inmates has been
so far reduced that $3.50, 900 has been saved
To the State Government in the past eGht
years. This means n saving OF $1,000 a
ycrr---Or three and n half times "a much ss
would have been saved by t%" hi' '"'""dur"d
q, the last session of the Legislature TO cut
Jown thc so'arics of S'atc othccrs-and
ccr,.;nlv ,reaks we'll for the administration
of tho affairs of one Safe institution, a.
lcos, under the rule Of tho "Ring. -Nc"'
and (OuriCr.
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|rspendsass Of tbe Union rIsEs.
DWs from North Pssolst.

~ ffx i h. Jan. 12-TLe-= ass. sesr ia.
S>Tpis wblIPa nave sranspircd since our l,s.,
lstt eh mu\ necesesdiy bc omitted in this
psybs lest rs msks IL too long for an ordi-
eorrs Pondence.
tbs sr peo) 70, generally, have entered upon
nst otiss the new yesr with deiermi.
~ Jbn tol bsks the best possible use Of l..
}cetNe u inning and stiogiDg effect Of the
Rlect ION has I.rscticably tubsided.
sew tm eor 10 scarce. and unless people
fhs5 srge S6d, titles Of oats large area of
qpg land p lie idle thi, year.
XnIr new Scbel bl Commission 40 -. a..
rsq, -, entered up6n bis official
Dt4ddcs<rmfnaticn tework the sys-
ten Tor Al it Is worth. for the benefit of the
cbtidIet. lie 10 practical teacher, end
should have the hearty cooperation Of all
Interested in the cause Of education.
Miss sstis Bigbnm, Of Shsron, is teaching
our .chcoiseere. She took high stand ut
Jsne's Seminsry, N. c., and comes among
us highly recommended by that Institution.
henry Sfpdy, the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. n sarratt, agtd about two months
oicd 'ast iussdny, nfter Q short illness
hev. a. q. eAlbett was present at the funeral
on "ednesda, and in his usually pathetic
msnner sfoki OF the providence Of God in
visiting our l3mes and taking our loved ones
to ms own bosom. All the comfort that
c'u'd oe drayh from tho melancholy scene
was gwen ~ serr,wng parents, family
ana Iriend+. vhat the little angel was now
quathng from)tbe crystal fountain Of the
water Of life bone coud deny; and that
Gods me'oy ed not His wrath was the
moving power , the scene before us.
Rev. g 8 Rbinson will preach Mt Salem
| next Sabbath, 18th inst.
NH Isabella Horn. formerly Of this
i nonUG MI lS<.rS
MIN. Is. Osment, If Dee. Ark, has re-
turni nome from short visit to this Sec
tom, He is looking as though the trans
Mississippi mnlai in had the beet Of him.
Mbs Nora Wilkerson, of Pacolet Mills, is
visiting our section.
Several families from North Pacolet have
removed TO the different Cotton Mills, and
put their children 10 work under tho new
law.
Wsbave on foot tie Organization Of q new
sub-Ailiance at our place. This will prove
gr eat convenience TO this section, as tho
members heretofore have been too remotely
situated to attend their respective Alliances
regularly.
A meeting Of the Alliance forces Of North
Pacolet was held at Ell Bethel last Saturday.
Capt. James Il. Moorhead presided, and
matters cf special interest TO the order were
ably discussed by the different brethren.
Kew. j. ID. Bailey ha, been engaged to
teach the Abingdon Creek School. He en-
tered upon that duty last Monday, 9th
inst.
Boys,hvfe IL is again
A man purchased hnt for 81 and handed
the merchant . $40 bill. The merchant
took the bill to broker and got i, changed
and handed the customer SO. Afterwards
the bill proved to be counterfeit, and the
merchant had to redeem 1t with good
money. What did he lose by this transac-
tioa besidse his trouble? VOX.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

AtAasss ssf . Cheap Hsns
We ssil special sa,snt on y Ne Aavsstiss
uspt Of ne ssis Of buiidiss ists - -
Y.ir Grousds. 70 isks piece sest eslsseeya
Ipis properly wss 20 ps so'a isst vsss Z
Der, Lot for satisfsetery reasons tse fess ~
postponed, - y.
The sac will positively take plsss. g = tss
6r,t Monday, salssdsy, in nest nense, 80
will present the best ehaaes ever e6s' - g
the pso,le Of this community, With llusssd
means, and ,hese living st d'ssanes ~ho
vi,h 10 live near the County Beat and sysa
IN .m.el,.s Of the advantage q good 60
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nay If you want to see and hear son

H6S- IL you want To see and hear some
thing that will open your eyes and cars with
astonishmcnt, go to II. ii. Gibbs Drug Store
and drop nickel in tho slot of the Edison
Photograph. and it will sing you n song. ut
tering the words almost as distinctly rs il
spoken by tho human tongue. 1t is certain
ly the ,iOst wonderful machine ever invent.
you can't help thinking il is "that other
fellow" speaking. 1t is certainly An outor-
tanning scientific wonder.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

GIFTS HER WHIrE Fathers MONEY
Richmond, Va, January G.-Bet lie Thomas
Lewis was to.day declared by Judge Leake
to be the legal heir of the late W. a. Thomas,
whose estate is believed TO be worth Mt least
100000 Though her father was white
man, Miss Lewis is now the veal hiest color
cd woman in Virginia. She is bright
mulatto, highly cduc.:ed ami has visited all
the fashionable summer resort, with her
father.
Mr.. Thomas publicly acknowledged the
young woman as his daughter. In his last
illucss she was his const mt attcnda"t. Ile
gave her his bank book and the key to tho
box containing his securities. Some of his
relatives contend that this does bot consti-
tuc gift Of The property, tut after two
years litigation Judge Leake has decd
that che is entitled to the estate.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

WAYLAID IN HIS SToRH.-A most dssturd-
ly attempt to murder Mr. L. C. Payseur and
ing by negro, Jesse Benson. R1i 1bout sin sun
down he secreted himself in the room in the
rear of the store used for dressing collins.
just before dusk Mr., Paysour went into this
room for = chair. The negro, who was
secreted behni some furniture, made n
lunge at him with knife cutting through
his coat, collar, cravat and and shirt and in
tlicing slight wound about his neck.
The thief instantly fed but left his shoes
in the store, that were iden,iheda, belonging
to Jesse, who was arrested. The prisoner ut
first denied his guilt but afterwards confess
ed Several gold rings and watches W hieh
had been recently stolen from Payssur wsre
returned by different coored people who
said that Benson made ;hom presents of
them.-Lanc0stcr Ledger.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

AN HIsToRICAL CuARAcTER-Mr. Joe
Hadden, the first man that evor ran loco
motive in this State has been iu town s.ve.
raj days the rast week. lie came over from
England with the first locomotive for the
South Carolina railroad and m this locomo-
tive for many years between Charlie ton and
Augusta. Siuce he left tho rlilro ,d ON ao-
count Of advancing ve.rs h9 has resided
Tor the mos part in Edgehold County, on the
Saluda side, lie is sill quite vigorous and
active, though he must bo fully eighty years 81
cid -Nsmberry Observer.
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A Pounded Pastor.

During the holidays the congregation Of
tho Baptist Church gave ,h,i beloved pastor,
Rev. B. {. Lamp!ey, u pounding Of many
pounds Of proccric., &C., 10 which he sub
m;tted with true christian meekne,s, and
for which ho returns his thanks to the
donors. Their kindness, will Five him sub
santi.l cause to remember them for many
meals ard days to come.
That's tho way for church members to
prevent the spiritual Lamp Lying dormant.
II is the natural oil that keeps il burning
bright, and shcds cheerful light along the
path Of both Minister and people, as they
journey together ontbe same road, TO tho
end.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

TnH Fool AND HIS MoNEY.-A corr, spor =
dent writing from Vances says every ear
s,mebody c,mes through that country aud
scoops up al the money from the negroes.
This year the clock companis did it, They
sod Two styles Of clocks, one for Sl3, the
other for SlS. They took mortgages on
every thing they saw, and in the IA sent
round II Collector. Every negro bought o
clock, for 1t is his nature to buy anything
he can get on credit. The Legislature
ought to pass same bill licensing peddlcrs SO
as to protect the poor child-like negro
Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
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No. We learn that DIR. J. 7. Layton has
moved from Cross Keys TO Spartanburg. We
are little surprised at the Drs. moving
from this .csunty, for he had built up an ex-
tcnsivc practice and established a reputation
for professional ability equal to any in the
County. Bnt We suppose the Dr., like all
progressive men, with laudabe ambition,
sought wider and moro prominent field,
aid ihinks the progressive city Of his native
coHnty is the place for him. Success at
tend you, DR..
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Remembered Their Pastor.

The Lales Of tho Prest yteri,n Church at
this place presented their talented and faith h.
ful pastor, Rev. s. r. Hope, with hand
some L. unge, as an evidence Of the esteem
in which he is held by them.
more Hopeful evidence of the success
and appreciation of the services Of faithful
pa'tpr could rot have been given, than to
provide him pleasant place of rest from
his lubors
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Personals.

Our young friend, Charley Smith. row
with Lyles & Floyd, at Spartanburg, dropped
in to SEQ us last Monay. Charley said he
came down TO visit his mother, and W @ could
not help thinking that we never knew a
young man who was good to his Mothar thai
did not have q heap more of good than taT
in him.
Mr.. W. A. Nicholson has gone(on busi-
ness trip to Charleston.
We had a very pleasant call last Wednes-
day from our old editorial friend Tilman X.
Gaines, Of Asheyillc, n. c. Mr.. Gaines is
now conducting an attractive Monthly
Magazine under the name Of The Lyeeum
at the low price Of ST. per year. 1t is worth
double the money to anyone.
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xeo.. Upon the opening Of the Orange

fen-. Upon the opening Of the Orange
burg Court last Monday, after Judge Norton
had delivered his charge TO tho Grand Jury,
point was made hy the Counsel Of NJ. l..
Herlong, who kil'e Capt. WaDnaInaker last
October, as TO the legality of the Grand and
Pett aries. The point raised was in the
nature of challenge, based upon three
impo ftsnt allegations that the Juries had not
beer legally drawn. If the challange to tho
array is sustained the result will be the dis
charge of tho present jurors aud failure of
the present term and it is contended by
some that the re can he no legal Grand Jury
in that County during the present year.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

GREAT Brood MARE. .-Ga;la.in. Tenn,
Jan. 6.-The great bro,d mare, Kathleen.
by Lexington, died at Kennesaw Stud, the
property Of Capt. james Franklin. this
morning Kathleen was bred by Mr.. II. a.
Alexander. She was the dam of Keaoe-
saw, John HAPPY, lIettie u, George Kenny,
Kennehec, Pullman and other raoe horses IN
this country. Kathleen was "a years of age
and was in foal to Bishop.
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Aourishing town always affords, without in
curing the high taxes snd other expenses
Incident 10 town government, to buy .
builiing lot for q home, cheap. and on
accom- mo'lating terms.
The ropsIty will be laid off in town lots
with wide st'eets, each LOT fscing on street,
aud will mako pretty and convenient subur-
ban town, with all The advantages and COM
forts OF country life.
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ALLIANCE DEMoCRACY. Raleigh, N. c.,
January IA resolution passed tho Senate
to-day unanim' usly insiructiug The United
States Senator'S from North Carolina 10
secure if possible the objects Of the 6n"neh
reform con- omplate in the Ocala platform
Unto States Senator Varce was rc .nominar-
ed by acclamalion with great enthnsias n.
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Save money and buy an overcoat and n
Winter suit from GRAHAM s. &SPARKS

~ We learn Tint Mrs. Clifford intends
taking as many Of tho pupils Of the Clifford
Seminary MS possible to the Augusta Carni
Val, which will come of next week Ii will
be delightful trip for the young Ladies,
and Augusta will be honorcd by bcvy of
tiic brightest and most fascinating girl, that
evcr graced her city limits.
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I6y Comptroller General Ellcrbc, has
sent out circulars TO the County Auditors
ins'ructing them 10 enforce Section l73,
general statutes, which provides that all
personal property owned or contr oiled by
residents Of this State, either in or out of
the State, is subject to taxation.
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Altend iLa ,alsarAne. AL. nsiui-.-.--o--I-
at GRAHAM & SPARKS. IL will he n Bon.
nnzn for buyers with the cash

No. The Knights of Honor Of this place
had pleasant social gathering and Supper
last Thursday night, Mt the Union Hotel
We arc informed that the way each member
displayed strong and healthy condition of
the digestive organs. dill not indicate any
danger Of an assessment being called for, OH
thcir account, for a long timc
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-16

The Ncwberry Town Counc;;, has rs 'sea
There will be four more bsrroo Is. maKlog
eleven in all. This gives ono barrcom to
about every 275 inhabitants, or one to every
1871 males, OF one to every 30 voters.
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VASCR WILL SUCCEED liiASSLf. -kaie'Sh,
y. c.. Jan. l2.-Scnator Iehul"n balr'
Vance tonight received the unanimous VOC
of the Democratic caucas Of the general ~
sembly to succeed hsmse.f in thd fiity-sec'
anil limited States congress as senator for
North Car0liua.
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Coz The Pension Board for Union County
will meet in the Court House next Monday,
the 3D. Monday OF January, according to law.
j. W. SCoTT, Chm.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND TIE CoSTINENT FRoZ-
EN- OvRR.- London, January 9.-lt is now
the seventh week ct the prevalence Of frcst
throughout the United Kingdom, with no
s'gns Of abatement of the severity Of the
weather. From John O'Groat's house to
Lands End the country is wrapped in snow,
and the canals and streams are icebound.
Even number of tidal rivers arc frnzen
fast. For the duration "f he :.vst period
this is the grca'cst winter Of the century,
and, III point If severity, the winter, Of
1913 and 1914 alone exceed it: fairs were
then held on the ice on the Themes, Severn,
Tine and Tweed. Booths were rclred on
the ice and all the usual fair frolics were
held thereon.
Numerous deaths have resulted from the
extreme cold, several of them Mt the very
gates of tho work house, where groups of
POOR people were waiting for shelter. Mid
land newspapers declare that thousands Of
persons in that region are in q condition of
scmi-starvation, many lab rers being com.
pulls rly idle without fire or food. Th.
mayors oi''cities, with the aid of local boards,
are directing an organized distribution If
bread and coal, AMI are starting relief k'tch-
ems. st II they iail to reach host Of ca-es
of distrtSS. Numerous Instances occur Of
coroncr's inquests on the bodies Of people
found dead III bed, where the verdict is that
death resulted from cold or hunger. In
every country on the Continent there j. :uf
fcrng because IF severe weather.
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R0 -Hydrick, Esq, ofSpartauburs is
one Of the counso' for Mr.. Herlong, in the
trial Of the latter, at Orsngeburg, for the
killing Of Frank Wannamaker.
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Bs8- BY the Inst will Of the celebrated
Emma Abbott, lately deceased, the Citalel
Square Baptist Church Of Charleston, i, to
receive $5 200.
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Beck tEN syArxlcA SALvE.-Thc Best Salv
in the world flor Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers
Salt h}um, (Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
llanGs, fhilbiSins. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, Or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box For sale by B. +. PosFy.
Aprilll8 9Th Sls9O.
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Meeting of tho North Pacolet S. s. Conven-
tim

The Executive Committee Of tho North
Pacolet s. S. Convention met at ElBethel,
Jan. 10 1901, and selected Mcsopotamia
Chugch as the place, end Sunday, lst. Feb'y.,
as She Tins, qosT INC next quarterly meeting
of said Convention. The following pro-
gramme was adopted:
l. Dcvoti, nal OK xcrcises at clock A. NJ.
=. Enrolment of schools and delegates and
hearing reporis "f same.
4 First Question Has the Sabbath School
accomplished any good? If not, who is re-
sponsiblc! This discussion will be opened
by VIM. Jcfferies.
Second Question: Is the study Of the
Scriptures essential to the attainment of n
scientific or q business education Opened
by c. c. Roberts.
Third Question: How :l:c;:!I o,l. Sabbath
schools be conducted, so rs to secure the
best results opened by J. II. Jetteries.
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Don't fnil to zee our all wool Rcd Flannels
at ~ cts. per yard We also have somo big
bargains in Dress Goods. Cassimeres sc.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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b6- Col. J. II. Wharton was elected last
Tuesday Clerk of Court for Lauren, Co inty,
by n majority Of ia, over I. Is. Crews.
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Ladies buy your hats from GRAHAM &
SPARKS, almost at your own price, only a
few more l,ft.
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JomS Il. j JEFrERIEs.

1t is impossible for US 10 publish the til
butte of Rev. 4. J. Taylor this week, but wi
do so next week.
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All Persons indebted to us are requested
10 settle at once, as We nre badly i'm need Of
money.
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The LAST CALL WITHOUT MoRE Mo:sEY.-
All parties indebted TO me by note or &C.
count must come in and settle at oncc, or take
the consequences Il moan yov.
l-f w. u. BEWLEY.
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Childrens Wool Hose at 20 cts. q pair ;
T.adie. .. 35 cts at ii. vi. COHEN &
BROS.
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Every gentleman should see our line of
neckwarc. Call early rs they are gong like
hot cakes,
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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wo earnestly appeal to all deb, ed to US

Wo earnestly appeal to all indebted to us
in any m"y, to make payment as soon as pos
able, f. We nrc, seriously, in great trouble
for the want of money duous. Every dollar
is now OF great Importance to us, and we
hope no enc individual subscriber will post
pone ayipg because Of tho small amount
he owes us. We have over 800 81 so debts
good, amounting to $3.50, and we trust to the
honor Of each one for payment. We never
did sue any one for subscription.
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ALLIANCE AGENT SnoRr.-St. Louis, Jan
IL special from Lawrence, Kan, says:
l.. II. Corsc, Alliance Exchange agent in
this city, is short. IL seems the farmers
who had shipped farm products through
Crrsr. ere out $1,000. Corsc claims that
the l'sscs were due t, The fact that the ship
mcnts were made to unreliable firms. The
products were sold in Chicago and Denven,
but the commission merchants ia led TO re-
nit. 4 committee has been appointed by
The Alliance to investigate tho afIrirs of the
exchange.
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En- glish SPAWN Linllmcnt itmv' .s":-
Herd. Soft or Ca'lousCd Luml aud Blcm
ishcs from hcrscs, Blood Spavins, Curbs
SpintS, Sweeney, Eing-hOnc, Stiles
SprainS, all Swollen throas, Coughs. etc
Save $iOhy usc of enc hottie. Warranted
the most wondrful Blcm'sh Cure ever
known. Soli b }. NJ. GlBS ( SON.,
Drrgg iS'.. Union.
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Rcad RUDGER & PURCELLS Advertise
mcnt IN this ray rHni govern yourselves
accordingly