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Boys! see pretty new Suits
just received by WATKINS.
The Original Colored Georgia
MinStrelS.


Minstrels.
The famous original Georgia Min
strels, the only troupe Of genuine
negroes travelling, will appear at Bur-
well Hall next Wednesday evening
October 10Th, under the management,
Of Richards & Pringle. The New
Orleans Ptcayune says this of the
company:
Modern minstrelsy is but an imita-
ton, and when the initiated are the
lmpersonatorS the success is genuine.
There was a ..ooiceable deviation from
the general rule in the first part. That
sameness that marks the Overtures OF
all minstrel performances was dispensed
with.
While the end men and jnterlocutor
were there, with latest and most en-
tertalnlng gags and jokes, their dispen-
sing with the time-worn, semi-circle
first part Is certainly pleasing innova-
ton.
The singing Of 1.-The sweet singers -
is perfect, and apart from the wonder
Jul workings of the inimitable Billy
kersands is the main feature of the
show. The troupe has in its ranks
such well known names as the Cheat
hem Bros, Jas. Crosby, Billy Rey-
nolds, the great Gauze and Others
whose artistic work has been witnessed
here on former occasions.
1t can be safely predicted that the
seating capacity Of the People {
Theater will be fully tested during the
engagement of The Georgia Min
StrelS.'
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Notice..

Under and by virtue OF the power .: sale
conferred on me in Deed Of Trust exc
cuted on the 10th day Of Sep'embc.. 1891.
by ". II CheeI, and Alice II. Check hi>
wife. and registered in Book !. Deed If
Trust, page AS, in the Office If the Register
of Deeds of Vance county, default having
been made in the payment os the debt
secured thereby, | shall sell tor cash, by
public auction, 20 the highest bidder. at
the court hO1i~e door in Fanca county, on
14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1902. TIC rea
estate described and conveyed in said
Deed OF Trust, TO wit: 4 lot 0f land stu
ated in lie town Of Henderson lying be-
tween Home! and Spring streets, ana more
particularly described as follows: Begin
at an iron stake on Uorner street - feet
from its interse ction with Chestnut street,
and run Nortnwesterly 100 feet 70 an
iron stake, thence in line parallel with
Chestnut street 295 feet to Spring street,
thence up Spring street 100 feet to an iron
stake, thence to the beginning.
A &. ZOLLICOFFER, Trustee.
Oct 18th, 1892.
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The Weldon Fair.

We have received from the Secretary,
John W. Sledge, copy of the premium
list of the Weldon Fair, to be held at
the grounds near Weldon, November
1st, End, 3rd and 4th, 1892. The pre-
miums are liberal and embrace a large
variety Of exhibits, agricultural, horti-
cultural, mechanical, household, fancy
articles, stock, fowls, &c. The mana
gers are putting forth their best efforts
to make the fair this year one of the
best in the history of the association.
The purses for racing are liberal and
this feature promises to be an unusually
interesting one. The railroads will
run excursion trains and everybody
will be given an opportunity to visit
the fair at low rates. 1t is not neces-
sary to speak of the pleasant nature
Of these annual meetings at the Weldon
Fair. Owing to its central location
and unsurpassed railroad facilities, one
can meet up with larger number of
friends and acquaintance there than
anywhere else he can go. Write for a
premium list and send something for
exhibition.
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Notice.

ndcr, and by virtue of the power OF
e conferred upon Us by 4 mortgage exc
ed on the Goth day of May, 1891, by Z.
jenkins, and registered in Mortgage
TX -, page 1868, in the Office of the Reg
II of Deeds of Vance county. default
wing been made in payment of the debt
urcd thereby we Will sell for cash, by
,lic auction, to the highest bidder, at
Court House door in Henderson,
nee county, y. e., on the 3lST DAY
OCTOBER, 1892, the real estate de-
ibed aid conveyed in said mortgage, to
:. : the tract at WILLIAMSBURG, in said
nty, on which L. L. Jenkins resides,
| containing one hundred and forty-one
u acres, more or less, and described
ticularly i'll a deed from Susan G.. Bur
ii to l.. I. jenkins, recorded in Book Z,
% Col, in said Registers Office.
+. NJ. PITTMAN,
L. L. HICKS,
Mortgages.
henderson, n e., Sept %, 1899.
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oates OF ADVERTISING.

.-...-.-tf,flt a,!vrr: iSenents to be published
month :tni under, must he paid for in
'......,. All advertising for a shorter time
vi -Hrrr months IS considered transient
..r.r-.iig accounts rendered quarterly
iii :.ly-rti~elneIIts published Tor u longer
-...' If t.u."-
-...t entertainments, to appear among
go, f.!:,ft..r under heading OF Business
,.,..-. iii 10 charged 10 cents per line for
.,i-...5of.. md > cents pc" line tor each
-... -n:, thereafter
...,l advertisements. such as admin iStr:.-
ami ,-zt.,-;Il rs notices. comm ISL Gncrs'
...4 ,-;f~t...~' st!"s- SUMMONS 10 non resi-
49, g.. viii he charged for at Legal rates,
...,.t when they CEcced a certain limit OF
........ in which case we reserve the right to
nrr own price. All such business must
80 r.ID FOR IL AbNANCE. The charge
-,.-,- small ana we cannot afford to take
. Ks or wait INC pleasure of persons TO pay.
obituary notices, resolutions Of respect.
... VIII ns charged for at :hr rate of one
.. - - word ana tie cash must accompany
D. manuscript IN cases where friends and
g. IRONS Of ttt paper are concerned, no
.... r..- .ylli h" made for the first ten lines
.r - ..nrels-ur articles not "XceC ding
e D.. .s'i&th.
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To Bird Shooters.

Some Of our friends are under the
impression that the bird law-that is
the time bird shooting is prohibited
expires October 18th. This is mis-
take. 1t is not lawful to shoot them
before November LIST. It is we'll for
them to bear this fact in mind. The
law says that from March 18th to No
vember lst it shall be a misdemeanor
to shoot. trap, net or kill any par
tridges, doves, robins, larks, hooking
birds or wild turkeys, and the penalty,
upon conviction, shall be fine of $40
for each bird killed.
The law is plain and will be enforced.
You can begin shooting birds Novem-
Der LIST, and from that time until March
18th you will have plain sailing. Rice
birds, marsh hens, wild ducks, etc.,
do not come under the prohibition, and
you can fire away at them now as
much and as often as you like.
0 K Ladies' Shoes for 50,
can't be excelled. At WATKINS
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Hot water Boilers, used
with any Stove, at Watkins .
at low prices

p. f. Rowland is an honest and an
industrious young farmer who for the
first time now asks an office at the
hands of the people of Vance county.
He is well qualified to perform the
duties of Register of Deeds. and it is
upon this ground that he bases his
claims, while the fact of his being
partly crippled should count in his
favor. But he does not ask for votes
on this account, nor was that any in
ducement for his being nominated.
1t was solely upon the higher and more
it is on this alone that he is pursuing
so vigorous canvass. Mr.. Rowland
deserves to be elected and his friends
should see to it that he will be.
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LEMON sfLEXEfs
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liy-
err, Stomach, Bowels and
KidnnyS

For Biliousness. Constipation and Mala-
ria. take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, take Lemon Elixir.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
Heartfailure, take Lemon Elixir.
For Fevers, Chills and Debility, take
Lemon Elixir
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. MoZiay'S Lemon Elixir Will not
fail you in any OF the above named dis
eases, all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver. stnlaach, kidneys o. bowels
Prepared only hy br. H. Motley, At
lanta, Ga. SOC. and 81 bottles at druSgi-t7.
a Prominent Minister Writes
After ten yeas Of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prost.a-
ton, billiousness, aioor''ered kindneys aud
constipation. | have been cured Ivy Dr.
MoZley'S Lemon Elixir, and am now a
we'll man. REV. i. &. DAVIS,
Elder NJ l.. Church. South,
No. IS Iatnail St, Atlanta, Ga.
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Chief of Police Malone Badly
Hurt.

Chief of Police Malone Badly
Hurt.
Last week Chief of Police J. II. Ma
hone and Policeman J. 7. Moss cap
tured one Jack Walker. desperate
negro criminal who was wanted in Lu-
nenburg county, Va, for house-break-
ing and :jail-breaking. Officer Malone
took the prisoner in charge and started
with him to Lunenburg court house to
deliver him to the sheriff Leaving
the railroad he procured buggy and
started with the prisoner through the
country. The negro was handcufted
around one wrist the other end being
locked to the buggy. He had an ex-
cuse to get out and the officer allowed
him to do so. He behaved all right
and got back in the buggy and was
again fastened to the seat and they
drove or. IN a short while the negro
wanted to stop again. complaining that
he was sick. A second time the officer
stopped and unfastened the handcuM
from the seat. No sooner had he done
this than the negro caught the chain in
his hand and with the handculf swing
ing loose made desperate assault
upon Mr.. Malone. He was badly
beaten about the head and face, but
finally succeeded in getting his pistol
out and attempted to shoot his assail-
ant. The negro grappled with him and
together they struggled for some time
each fighting desperately for his life.
In trying to shoot the negro the latter
forced the point Of the pistol against
the officers left arm and the bullet
passed through the fleshy part OF it.
making a painful but not serious
wound. Mr.. Malone finally succeeded
IN shooting the negro twice he thinks,
but not before he was himself terribly
beaten on the head, face and hand
with the sharp edged handcutf in the
hands Of the negro, and the pistol was
battered so it would not revolve and
the officer was rendered powerless to
cope with his murderous assailart.-
After beating him almost to insepsi-
bility the negro left the officer alone in
the road and made his escape. He is
desperate character and the Gov
ernor of Virginia has been petitioned
to offer an additional reward of $3.50
to the one $4,000 previously offered for
his arrest.
Mr.. Malone arrived home yesterday.
He is badly cut and bruised on the
head, face and hands, but is cheerful
and game as ever. While little dis
figured he says he is still in the ring,
and expects soon to be all right again.
There is no Drawer or better officer
than J. H. Malone. aud Of all the
close places he has been in this came
nearer proving fatal to him.
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Trustees Sale.

ohIer. and by virtue OF the power con-
rred on me by Deed of Trust executed
'ecember 10th, 1889, by Robert Goode and
ne Emily Goode, default having been
laae, shall, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER
III, 1892, sell for cash, at the Court
louise door, III Henderson, the land in
I'D deed described, being lot on Pearl
rect, i'll the town of Henderson, adioin-
- Munro" Harris and others, fronting SS
ct on street and running l03 ahd los feet
ick. More definite description will be
zen hy reference to Deed of Trust Book !.
age 3o2, Registers Office for Vance coun-
, or at my Office. Time of sale II NJ.
ANDREW J. HARRIS, Trustee.
September 9th, 1892.
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NOTICE.

w Gegrge hitt!e, Le,cis Katie ana Willie
Kutte.
rake h".icn: That pursuant to Il resolu-
n of the Board of Commissioners of the
"n OF Henderson. passed ut their regular
letting September 10Th, 1892, the.fOllow-
Efrct-b"idrrs, TO wit: j. l.. Curtin, Z.
Jones and VI. u. Peace, will proceed on
,th day If November, 1892, to assess
"a advantages and disadvantages to the
. ncrs of the property of Lewis Kittle,
seased, by the opening of a new street
s. be called kittle Avenue" or Lewis
: cnue' through the land of the estate
aid Lewis kittle, deceased.
ii. Il. WATKINS,
Atty for the town of Henderson.
bet 9Th, 1892
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Boots, Rubbers, Gossa-
mers and MaCintOshes at
WATKINS.
Hand Mashed.

Late last evening while running a
job press in Aycock's job office, young
Mark Stone got his left hand caught
between the cog wheels of the machine
and badly mashed the first and second
fingers. DR.. Tucker was called in
and amputated the first finger just be-
low the second joint. The bone was
cut entirely in two by the cogs, the
end of the finger being held on by a
small piece of skin. The second finger
was cut on top but not so badly as to
necessitate amputation.
Watkins sells good goods
at low prices.
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Boys and Girls School
Shoes

that wear well are hard to
find. If you want the best
school shoe in the market, try
The LAssITER PARHAM Co.
Heels and spring heels in all
sizes and widths.
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Ladies' Button Grain
Shoes 500; Patent tip Kid
at WATKINS.
Best and Cheapest Cook
Stoves at WATKINS.
Furniture. Tremendous
Stock at WATKINS.
Democracy at Dabney.


What Of Dabney? Oh, she is all
right and the Democrats are organized
and enthusiastic. 1t appears that this
is not such q Third party stronghold
as it has been claimed by the followers
of Weaver. And SO it will prove in
every other precinct in the county
when the thing is sifted down. Last
Friday Democratic club was organ
lied at Dabney with a membership of
60 good and true men who will vote
and work for the election of Cleveland,
Carr and the entire county ticket. l..
r. Fuller was elected president and
w. B. Burroughs secretary of the club.
They were addressed by Messrs. J. r.
Young and A. J. Harris, both Of whom
made goods speeches. The Democ-
racy is gaining ground up around
Dabney.
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The Warren county Fair will be held
October Goth, 9th, 2Sth, and Goth. The
managers are the right kind Of men to
make it a grand success. The officers
are DR.. p. J. Macon, President; II. A.
Foote, Secretary; Capt. J. 2. Leach,
Grand Marshal; Whit \. Johnston,
Chief Marshal. There will be many
attractions and a large crowd is ex-
pected. Low railroad rates will be
made. Vance county will be well
represented.
Next Sunday afternoon at $3.50, at
the rooms Of the Y. NJ. C. A., there
will be a very plain talk to men. by
Rev. DR.. Morton, on the Seventh Com
mandment. viz: Thou shalt not COM
nit adultery" This is an important
topic. and the Doctor should be heard
by large number of men.
In order that he may speak as freely
as possible, it has been decided pot to
admit boys who are.less than IA years
old.
Third party people gathered in large
numbers here Monday. Marion Butler
had been advertised to speak in Hem
derson that day, but owing to the loss
of his newspaper printing Office (the
C0ucasian) by fire at Clinton, he could
not fill his appointment. There was
a very tame parade, most Of the per-
sons on horseback and in vehicles
being negroes, and at the appointed
hour they proceeded to the Young
grove at the Richmond & Danvillc
depot and had speaking by some of the
county candidates. The principal
speaker was Rev. A. Z. Eaton, colored.
candidate for Register of Deeds.
We have no purpose to misrepresent
OF do any person an injustice. And in
view of our comments Oh the absence
OF colored people at the entertainment
given for the benefit Of Frank Green,
the colored one-egged painter, at Bur-
well Hall recently, we here state that
previous to that the cOlored people
had got up an entertainment for him at
which they realized the sum of $500.
One colored man alone contributed
$500. We were not aware of this at
the Tune we sad what we did. 1t
seems that there was another reason
why some of his own people did not
feel called upon to attend the entertain
ment i'll question.
A. NJ. Palmer's '.Alabama'' Co.
sustained quite a loss when Richards
u Pringle engaged the famous Ceres
cent City Quartette'' for their GeOrpia
Minstrels. This quartette of colored
singers are without doubt the strongest
attraction in musical point of view
for minstrel company now on the
stage, and together with the great
Billy kersands and the excellent COM
pany Richards & Pringle have brought
together, will make an aggregation
that is the equal of any. They appear
Ill this city on Wednesday evening,
October 10Th, at Burwell Hall.
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Rocky Mounts Grand Tobacco
ExpoSitiou.

If you be either tobacco planter or
leaf dealer you are interested in the
approaching tobacco exposition, to be
held in Rocky Mount November 2nd.
This is the second annual exposition,
the first being one of the most sue
cessful affairs Of the kind ever held in
the State. And the gentlemen who
have the ente prise in charge will
make this no less so. As they have
truthfully writer:
1.-The resources of the Eastern To-
bacco Belt will be represented in all
their grandeur.
Rocky Mount will be filled by men
of enterprise end capital who will have
cause to examine into our wonderful
resources. All WHO have money to
invest should not fail to be here on No
Iember 2, 1892. You will see surer
and better chances to invest your
money than any other spot under the
sun, and place where enterprise and
energy will bring its own reward.
Golden Premiums will be paid to the
owners Of Golden Leaf Tobacco. The
Queen Of the Golden Tobacco Belt
will throw open her gates and give all a
cordial welcome.''
-.> <sD>.
It's some times said patent medicines are
for The ignorant. The doctors foster this
idea. The people, we're told, ''are mostly
ignorantwheni it comes to medical science,
Suppose they are! What sick man needs
is not knowledge, but cure, and the med
icine that cures is the medicine for the
sick DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery cures the "do believer and the
don't believes" There's no hesitance
about it, no eff nor possibly" It says-"1
can cure you, only do as direct. - Perhaps
it fails occasionally. The makers hear of
it when it does, because they never keep
the money when the medicine fails to do
good. Suppose the doctors went on that
principle, eve beg the doctors pardon.
1t wOuldn' doD
Choking, sneezing aud every other form
of catarrh in the head, is radically cured
by DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Fifty cents.
Sold by druggists every where.
The best place to trade is
WATKINS store.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

have for sale about 100 cords OF nice
pine wood, cut in good season. Will
liver in any quantity desired.
JOSEPH BASKET,
ept Henderson, N G.
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Married..

At the residence Of the brides father
Mr.. r. S. Vaughan, at Vaughans, n.
e.. at 80 O'Clock, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th. Mr. /. L. Clark, of Florence
5. c.. and Miss l. E. Vaughan. The
groom is known to many of our readers
being formerly from Vance county
The couple left Oh the afternoon train
for their future home in South Caro-
lima
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Ok and Hickory Wood for Sale

lave for sale about 210 cords Of good
2 and hickory wood. viii sell at rcas-
:. 'e price aud deliver al any time in any
g nifty desired. Would like to make
, tract tn furnish persons in town with
I ir winters supply of fuel. Can be
,r i in person when III Henderson, or ad
9, .s>cd by postal card.
J.. NJ. HARRIS,
.pI5ii Middleburg, y. e.
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Walter r. Henry at Wilson.

\ correspondent writing to the Will
mington Messenger under date of Sep
tmeber 3Oth. says this OF Mr.. Henry :
speech in that place:
Walter R. Henry, Esq, OF Henderson,
spoke here to-day to a large crowd OF
enthusiasiastic Democrats in the court
house. For over two hours he appealed
to the reason of those present. He re-
viewed the history of oldpolitical parties
and showed, beyond all question. that
Democracy meant all We wanted and that
we could get it no where else. 1t was a
great speech His attack upon Gen.
Weayer's record was especially good and
his contrast OF Weaver and Cleveland
one of the finest and best efforts ever
listened to here. In convincing argument,
mastery logic and able eloquence, his
speech was unsurpassable and incompara-
BILE. There we're a few Weaverite out and
have heard that six of them have an
nounced publicly on the streets here since
the speech their intention of coming back
to Democratic fold. This fact is high
compliment to Mr.. Henry and is highly
appreciated by his friends and himself.
\ lot OF Cotton Bats, just received al
IT TunxASnS.C
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The Crokery is so pretty
md Cheap at WATKINS.
The Warrenton Fair.

Of course you are going to the War
renton Fair. We need not ask you
that. Vance county people feel that
this is a sort of home enterprise and
will patronize it by liberal attend
ance. We are assured that the fair
this year is going to be one of the best
held anywhere in the State. Already
the entrees of articles for exhibition
have been large and the Secretary is
busy giving his attention to this work.
The fair this year will be held on
October Goth, 9th, 2Sth, and Goth.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 70 CcStoria.
When che had Children, she gave then Castorie-
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Bay State Shoes have
given satisfaction for IS years.
See new stock at WATKINS.
No house offers genuine
bargains like WATKINS.
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For Rent.

Iii - A 6 or ! room Dwelling
9 House, with basement, in
]: It1gLIAX good condition. Good well
z aIlEA921 Of water and back lot. Sit
ed on the corner of Chestnut and Hor-
= streets, in good ncghborhood. Terms
" sonabie. For further particulars apply
II. THOMSON,
apt. q, 1892. Henderson, y. &.
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The Millinery is beau
tiful this season at WATKINS.
One of The Finest,


On "Wednesday evening, October 10,
Richards & Prinele's Famous Georgia
Minstrels will appear at Burwell Hall.
This is recognized as the only legit-
innate colored organization travelling.
The managers are white people who
have the reputation Of being the most
successful minstrel managers in Ameri-
ca. Among the performers are Billy
Kersands, Jas. Crosby, Jas. Moore.
Billy Reynolds, c. F. Alexander, Cheat
hem Bros, W. O. Terry and the Great
Gauze.
The following is from the Hot
Springs (Ark.) Globe:
AT the Opera House last night
Richards & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels
drew what was certainly one Of the
largest audiences which that building
has ever held; the crowd was enthusi-
astic and encouraged the artists with
continued applause, and it is but we'll
merited praise to say that it was every
bit deserved. Hot Springs has certain
ly never seen cleaner, more salts
factory performance than that which
was given last night, and good enter
taiEment Of that kind will never fail to
meet with an equally kind reception
here.'
Tim hra11oS all Grades
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Parker'S Headline

Guaranteed to cure headache and
Neuralgia.
apr w. W. PARKER.
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TOBACCO MARKET

Corrected weekly by ID. Y. Cooper, Pro-
prietor of COOPER's WAREHOUSE.
HENDERSON, y. g., Oct 18th. 1892
Quotations for New Crop
Fillers-Common dark or green g! 0l AZ
Common to medium iGgJ
Medium TO good SOS
Good To fine 9Gt 10
SmokerS-Common 4GgJ
Common to medium ) o.
Medium to good Z IN 10
Good to fine ia ~ II
Cutfer--COmmOn 10 medium y ~, Il
Medium 10 gOOn - Gl -
Good to fine yHNLy7lL
WrappH rs-CommOn 10 10 II
Common to medium - ~ i
Medium to good - ry ~
Good to fine ~ u, 80
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Quantity and Cash regu-
lates prices with the Manufac-
turers. Watkins buys that way
and can afford to sell Cheap.