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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-24
W. J.. LIVELY, lro,D,
Y NJ ErNNl-l-r OIhIs.
Notice of Judicial Sale.

By virtue o. II decree Of the circuit court
III alhnun county, rendered at the Fcbru.
AIRY term of 1898, in the chancrry cause of
BARLOW ilendc son Company and others
against y. Ellison and Others, the under.
oig:.ed commissioners for the purpose, will
sell 1T public auction, To the highest bid
der at the front door of the court hn,is,. of
said county, on the first day of tho October
Term, 1899, oil the circuit court Of Calhoun
county, the real estate in said cause dc.
creed To- he sold, viz. Two tracts of land
containing respectively ?59i acres and -
acres, situate on the waters oi Beech Fork
IN said county, conveyed To y. Ellison and
j. W. Ellison by William Ellison Nv deed
dated November Sth, 1893, Il copy Of which
decd is filed in said cause
TERMS OF SALE: 20 per cent nf the pur-
chase money cash in hand on day of sa,r
ana the residue an II credit of 10, 20 and
80 months. the purchaser giving his note,
with good personal security for the dcicrr-
cd imst;,llncntS, bearing interest from date.
WALTER PENDLEroN,
j. NJ. llAMIIToN, '""' -
Bond has been given as required bv de.
cree in said cause. TcStc:
2S-iw. X. w. Hall, Crk.
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EDITOR CHRONICLE:

Dear Sir:-I desire to reply to an
affidavit made by Ralph White and
published in your paper of July %,
1895, concerning his being turned de.
linquent for the non-payment of taxes
for the year 1894. / would have an.
swered sooner, but Mr. White was
gone, and / wanted to see him and
have him correct his statement. Now
as to Mr. Whites statement: He
states that he has an abundance of
property out Of which to pay his tax.
es. He says he has one COW. learn
since he made his statement that lie
has an old COW, and to have sold her
for taxes would have taken the last
drop Of milk out Of the childrcn-
mouths. asked Mr.. White what
price he got for the horse he sold A.
&. Siers, and he replied that he new
or sold A. G.. Sicrs a horse, but said
Julia (his wife) had let Sicrs have
the horse Then I called his wife out
and asked her what Siers gave her
for the horse; and she laughed and
said nothing, SAID she gave him the
horse to make all outof it he could.
but, she said, it died in one or two
days after he took it away. Now
what about such swearing as this
And Mr.. White further swcars that
he called on me to pay his taxes and
] informed him that / had no ticket
against him. Mr.. " mtc did call ON
I'VE to pay his fax for tine year 1898
and I had no ticket, and he knew it,
for no told me that he had not been
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Notice of judicial Sale.

by virtue of a decree of the circuit conrt
of Calhoun county, rendered at the October
term, of 1891, i'll the chanccry cause of w.
II. Ayers against +. W. Gaincr and Others.
the undersigned commissioners for the pur-
pose, will offer fer sale at public auction TO
the highest bidder, at the front door of the
court house of said county the first dnv of
the October Term, 1895, of the said circuit
court, the real estate described i'm said cause.
and dccrccd to be sold, viz \ certain tract
of 1917 acres of land situate on Laurel creek.
IN Calhoun county, known az the johnson
Nestiall farm, and fully described in a deed
from said Nestfal and Others to- T.. w. Gain
cr, dated January %, 1883, a copy of which
is filed in said cause.
TERMS or SALE: One-third the purchase
money cash in hand on day Of sale. and tbc
residue on credit of and wears. the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good personal
security for the deferred imstallmcnts bearing
interest from date.
X. G.. LiNN,
j. VI. lIAMiLToN. ON ~.
Bond has been given as required bv decree
IN above cause. Testc:
n2"-lw. r. w. Hall, CTk.
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CLYDE CLoUsTON.

Self-denial is the one thing most
difficult to inculcatc and always hard
to practice, especially when there are
good things to eat within reach. But
there is no self denial necessary ifyou
take Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
promotes digestion, prevents Dyspep-
STA and dose after Hearty meal of
delicacics will prevent any discom-
fort. It's the best goodnight teddy.
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.rustce's Sale of Real Estate.

by virtue of a certain deed of trust exc
chtcd To me as trustee To secure unto Spcn
Ger Collins n certain dent therein named
Ivy J. III. Dod'lrill, Jane Dnddrill and Ma
ry Doddrill, dated on the 18th day OF June.
lS93, and recorded in the office al the
County Court Of Calhoun in Trust and
Mortgage Book No. |, at page l3G, | will
ON the 10Th day Of October. 1893 at tie front
door OF the Court House oi Calhoun conn
~, sell bv auction, 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash III hand, the following described
real estate, tn-wit: A tract of 5Oi acres ui
land situate in Calhoun county on Rush
run, Il branch of Steer creek, and described
by meics and hounds in the said trust deed
To which reference is made
j. VI. IlAMIL.oH.
2o-iw. Trustee.
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Friday the Secretary of State issu-
&C u certificate of incorporation to the
Monongalia and Ohio River Railroad
Co., which corporation proposes to
build road commencing ut or near
the mouth Of Bingamon Creek, u trib-
utary of the west fork Of the Monon-
gaheiia river, in the counties of Ma
riOn and Harrison The creek is the
dividing line between the two coun-
lies, and runs thence to point at or
near the mouth of Fishing Greek III
Wetzel county. The principal office
will be in Parkersburg. Capital
stock s1,OOO,OOO. The iucorporators
are ex Senator J. n. Camden, II. p.
Camden, Myer Newbcrgcr, H. H.
M IS and William Armstrong, all of
Parkersburg.
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CruRraLAxp. Mn. A,,cu.,,/ so

-, 'r"RERLANp, MD, August l. So.
!" JHmcs Chrk dCo.
"'"Hcm'r: j have examined vonr sanr-
pie, III l'raddock's Pure Re ;nd Farley
H"Ii whistles, and according to my iudg-
mcnt they #rc w hat they probes. 10 bc TIC
pure article and OF hest II ,m,lity Mali
Nlrac'S in great variety gre being n,,ru-
iactur an' put into market for medical
use particularly Tor dy>pcpiir conplsist..
errors at digestion and other wasting df.-
Eases where tAr,p"ptonic powers are weak.
In such c''>cs the combination of NAL, pep
tones with alcohol often proves the best
ana most successful agent for cure. and in
'Ii That class of cascs Your Barley Malt
Nill prove AN effective agent The intIli-
GENT practitioner will find i'm vonr mann
features remedies f"r ell ca.cs and Other
'gcnts on which lac can icly.
Very truly your,.
e.. II. DIR, ". ID.
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Notice.

Through the medium Of the Cal.
houn CHRoNGCLE | desire to call q
meeting of the Committee on Pro.
gram for the District Institutes to be
held in Calhoun during the fall and
winter of 1895 SO. The above nam.
ed committee will please meet with
me at the Court House in Grantsville
at 2 p. m, Saturday, Oct 5, 1895,
for the purpose Of arranging program,
time, and place for our first institute
J. II. ROBERTS, Co. Supt.
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Notice ofJudicial Sale.

by virtue Of decree Of the circuit conrt
OF Calhoun county, rendered at the Fcbr,la-
ry term of 1894, in the chanccrv cause 81
Charles w. Lynch, administrator Of the O.
tate of G.. ID. Camden, deceased, against II
o. Nicholas and Others, the UNDERSIGNED
commissioners for the purpose, will offer for
sale at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, ~ the front door Of the coart
house Of said county, on the 10th dav of DC
tobcr, 1880, that being Il court dav, the real
estate described in said cause, and dccrccd To
he sold, viz A tract Of 100 acres Of land
situated on the Left hand Fork Of Yellow
creek, IN Calhoun county, being the same
conveyed by g. -. Camden 10 n. q. Nicho-
las and by him to j T. Richards. be- decd
filed in said cause, and now occupied hy said
Richards
TERMS OF SALE Onc-tcnth the purchase
money in hand OF day of sale, and for the
residue ON "a credit of q, II and Is months
the purchaser giving his notes with good
personal security for the deferred INSTALL
ments, bearing interest from date.
II. G.. LINN,
J. NJ HAMILTON, ON r.
Bond has been given az required By decree
IN this cause. reste:
n2S-iw. Il. w Hall, GIN.
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Here's IA Good One.

George Mckee, the oldest barber
III the State. went To the Pennsboro
fair this week. 1t was the first time
in his life that he ever road ON rail
road. When the train got to going
about 40 miles an hour he got scared
and grabbed hold of the seat, and re-
fused To let go. When the train EN-
tered the first tunnel he thought II
WAS kingdom come with him and ms
the train shot INTO daylight he was
found on his knees praying like a
good fellow. 1t was the first time he
ever tried to pray. He sand toa fell
low passenger that if lac ever got back
to Parkcrsburg alive no one would
ever again get him i'm suck fix.
George is lO7 years old and remem.
bers well the big snow storm of July
eth, 1902 He il still very spry foi
his age Parkersburg Sentinel.
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Col. Matt Cooper has launched an
other paper and calls it The True
Democrat. 1t is published ut Hunt
ington, w. Va. We have not yet
teen copy of it, hut are willing to
bet something on its Democracy.
Col. Cooper is writer Of great versa
tility and his papers always make in
teEesting reading.
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Notice to Creditors.
To the creditors Of James II. Smith, de-

To the creditors of James III. Smith. de-
ceased.
In Pursuance of a decree of the circuit
court of the county of CalI,oun m. l.. IN ,
cause therein pending to subject the real
estate Of the said James II. nith. To the
payment OF his debts, you are required To
present Your claims against the estate of
the said james III. Smith, for adjudication
To q. W. Silcott, commissioner at w. l..
StcvenSon's law office, in the town of
',rantSvillc, in said county, ON or before
the !st day of October, 1895.
Witness. X. w. Hall, clerk OF the said
court this 22nd day al August, 1895.
2G-6w. IL. w Han (,lorl,
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The Press Association met in Clarks.
burg last week. For several reasons
we were unable to attend. 1t goes
without saying that & more patriotic
and country loving crowd Of citizens
never met. We are glad to note that
the meeting was a pleasant one, and
we hope it will be profitable.
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It's Value Recognized by Physi-
clans.

As rule am opposed to proprie.
tary medicines. Still ! value a good
one, especially when such is the source
Of relief from pain. As topical
(cxternaD application | have found
ChamberIain's Pain Balm the best
remedy ] have ever used for neuralgia
of any kind. have conscenliously
recommended it to many persons. -
WILLIAM HORNE, VI. d., Janesyille.
Wis Sold by Barr Bros, druggists,
EVANSVILLE
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The halter is drawing slowly, but
surely around the neck of the murder.
er Durant. Never was the adare
"That murder will out" more certain.
ly demonstrated.
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( commissioners Sale of Land.

Ey virtue OF a decree of the circuit court
oil Calhoun county, made in the chanccrv
cause ot j. NJ. Simmons against Josiah
Starcher and others, on the llth dav II
June, lS!l3, the undersigned commissioner
appointed the purpose, will on the
10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895
between the hours of - m, and 3 u. M.
oilcr Tor sale to the highest bidder, al pub
Inc auction, 1T the front dour of the court
house oi Calhoun county, the real estate
directed 10y said decree To be sold, viz: 4
tract OF lil3 acres of land in Calhoun
county, being the same land conveyed to
Josiah Starchcr by q. Il. Simmons bv deed
dated April 29th, 1898, and recorded in
Deed Book 10, pages 32S and :}a9 Calhoun
County Court Clerks office, tS which refer
ence Is made for q more particular dcscrip-
ton of said land.
Terms OF SALE: One-fourtn of the pur-
chase money cash in hand OH dav of sale
ana the residue upon credit of !, , and
years, taking from the purchaser notes
with good security tor the deferred install.
meats oi purchase money, and the LEGAL til
tie tn said land to be retained rs Il further
security therefor.
WALTER PENDLEToN,
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CALmoux
CorNTY, To-NIT:
|, X. W. Hall, clerk of the circuit court
OF said county, do certify that the above
named commissioner has given bond ~ re-
qnired by the decree Of sale
2'-4w. TcStc: Il. w. HALL, CPk.
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assessed for that year. Now he states
that it WAS for the year 1894, which
Is absolutely false, and says that
never called on him for his taxes ex-
cept the time he called to me. and
that is false. The first time | saw
MIR, White after | got the taxes for
1894 | told him guessed the assessor
didn't miss him this time, and he said
he could not pay them now. AS tn
Whites household / know nothing.
never was in his cabin, but inauir.
ed of his nearest neighb0rs, and one
man said he would net give 81. 30 for
all he had in his home. And this
household WAS assessed ut $500 for
1898. An abundance of property To
make taxes ont oc. AS to the corn
MIR. W hite swore To, hear that his
SONS raised the cnrn, or the most of il,
and if | had levied on it in all proba.
biliiy the boys woul'! have claimed it.
MIR. White has been bnying corn ever
since the first of last April, go am in.
formed. have not collected but two
years taxes of of Mr.. White, and
then he had Il claim and could not
avoid it, hut at the same time l,c
stuck =. Nj. Scatt for about Il $500
board bill. will venture that Mr..
White can't produce Il half dozen tax
receipts that he has paid in his life
and | will @cnture that some of the
cX-shcrtts hold tax tickets against this
man White yet. Mr.. White is {.
very poor man and has large fami
~. At one time since | have been
collecting taxes Mr.. White broke NJ
housekeeping and scattered his chill
dren over the country until crops
were rnlsed. 1T was said he couldn't
keep bread stuff for them This same
MIR. White made application to join
the i. ii. j. y. lodge when they were
i'll full blast, but was rejected because
he would not provide tor his family.
Now, if Mr.. White had made cor.
rect statement would not haze blam.
cd him, or il he had corrected it when
| went to him | never would have re
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In recent letter To the manufac-
turer MIR. w. +. Benjamin, editor of
the Spectator. RuShtnrd, y. Y, SAYS:
1T may be pleasure to you to know
the high esteem in which Chamber.
lain's medicines are held by the peo-
pie of your own State, where they
must he beet known. An aunt of
mine, who resides mt Dexter, Iowa,
was abont To visit me few wears
si"ce. and before leaving home wrote
me, asking if they were sold here,
stating If they were not she would
bring IL quantity with her, as she did
not like 10 he without them" The
medicines referred to are Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, famous for its
cures of colds and Group; Chamber
lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism.
lame back, pains in the si,le and
chest, and Chambcrlain's Collie, Chnl.
era and Diarrhoet Remedy for bowel
complaints. These medicines have
been in constant use in Iowa for
almost quarter Of century. The
people have learned that they are ar
tlcles ofgreat worth and merit, and
unequaled by any other. They are
for sale here by Barr Bros, druggists.
Grantsville.
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The gold reserve again dropped be-
low the one hundred million mark.
Another bond issue will probably
have To- he resorted to before the next
session oi Congress.
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The Wetzel Republican of Sept.
18th comes ont rs an Industrial Edi-
ton and is thing of beauty. Such
an edition can not bnt he of great
service to New MartinsviIlc, and
speaks volumes for the enterprise of
the Republican editor. Bro. Moore
deserves TO bag II cool thousand for
this edition alone, and we will feel
disappointed If he hoes not get it.
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n. ID. Baker, of the State Board of
Health, has declared the quarantine
against Wheeling raised, and the
small pox scare will soon be thing
Of the past.
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The Richie Gazette is twenty-five
years old and as peaceful, pious and
prosperous as ever. Long may she
wave.
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The Supreme Court of Texas has
decided that there is no Statute pre-
venting prize fighting in that State,
So the ett-Fitzsimmors contest
Will come off as arranged.
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Hon. JAS. Capchar,s horse Mar
quette won the 2:20 race at Coum-
bus, o., last week, time 2:1S4, 2:18t,
2:lS The purse was $1,000.
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Tho is:. Clark lis:iINas Co.,
8. ROSENHEIM, AaE>r,
zoo Market -ucct, Pnrh-r,bur., We, Va.

NJ thc above location, trurmcr Mark.
-ircct and Cont Square, wc have or,ucd
branch "i the celebrated ErlIduck biz
'iIIrry, Mh">c famous Goods Ne can ole,
- from ~ I" 81 per gallon
No charge for jugs.
Our stock will include Il Great variety az
Pure Whi,kics,
Imported and Domestic Erandic.,
Imported and Home made ines.
inc Bottled Goods.
Al foods from TIA" Di.lillcry guaranteed
irictly pure.
SesS No goods sold hy the drink.
lac trade l. collected to inspect our .torJ,
md Judge lor themselves.
Reference lst 2nd nd :Ird National
H"nkS kmrih"rIard; 1t National Bank
l'ark' rsbure; Shenandoah Valley National
Bank, Winchester, Va.
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WHOM Baby was sick, We layo her Cnstoria
when ehc was n Child she cried for Csstorin.
when she became Miss she chung TO Caetoria.
Whom she Lad CniIlrcn, she gave them CsstoriH.
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Vol. ], NJ. |, of the A!ingo Mirror
is before us. Success to the enter
prise.
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Several years ago | was taken with
Il S"verc attack of iluX. | was sick
III bed about ten days and could get
nothing relieve me until used Cham
bcrlain'S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhnea
Remedy, which cured me and has
been household remedy with us
ever since. j. G.. MARLow, Decatur
vile, Mo- For sale by Barr Bros,
druggists, Grantsvilc.
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commissioners Sale OF Naiua-
~ bic Land.
j. {. campbell, admir-, etc,
:, W; In channcry.

u. e. campbell, admir-, etc,
". In Thrunpry
NJ. J. Starchrr,
In pursuance of decree of the circ,,i,
court of calhoun county made and entered
III the above styled cause ut the June term.
1890, of said court, the undersigned. who
was appointed Il special commissioner lnr the
purpose, will on the 10th day of October, al
the front door ofthe court house of calhoun
county, sell at public auction to the hiyhcS,
bidder therefor, the tract of 3Jt acres of land
III, ntioncd and described in the bill. and w.
ing i'll the district of Lee, in said county, on
the waters of the West Fork, and being the
same tract of land conveyed To NJ J. Starch
or by John &. campbell, to pay of the plain
THIS claim and the costs of this suit.
TERMS OF SALE: one third of the viIr-
chase money cash in hand on the dav OF
sale and the residue upon Il credit of d and
IL months from day of sale, taking from tn,
purchaser notes with approved security bear.
ing interest from date for the deferred in.
StallmcntS of purchase money, and retaining
the legal title aS further security.
Given under my hand this 9th tlav OF
September, 1899.
W. l.. SrARKEY,
Special Conr
Bond has been given ~ prescribed by said
decree of sale. icstc
n2S-4w. X. w. Hall, clerk.
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Notice of } Judicial Sale.

Ky virtue of decree of the circuit court
of Harrison county. rendered at the Janu
AIRY term. 1895. in the chancery cause of
W. T.. Lively and Nelson VI. Bennett, COM
missioners. against lmri L. Smith, ". H.
Ayers and George III. SINNERS, We will sell
by pnpiic auction, To- the highest bidder. at
the ir ont door of the Court House of Cal
houn county, on the first day of the Octo.
Der term, 1895. of Calhoun circuit cour, the
tract of .i3J acres Of land less 1891 acr,.S i'm
said canse decreed Ia be- sold, situated ON
waters of Laurel creek in Calhoun county,
particularly Described in the papers OF said
cause, to which reference i made
FIRMS or SALE: Suilicicnt cash i'm
hand To pay 80 .OS with interest from the
h"f January, 1890, aud costs pf suit and
expenses OF sale, and also S1O.l5 with in
tcrcst from the 1ih OF October, lS93, and
for the residue ona credit until the 9Th
day Of October, 1886, the purchaser giving
his note with good personal security for
the deferred installmcnt bearing interest
from day of sale.
W. T. Lively, c
VI. BENNETT, ''''S'
fond with security has been given bv the
above named commissioners as required
10y the terms Of the decree al sale
Tcstc: Henry HAYMoNp Crk
Angus; 10. 1895. 27-iw.
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commissioners Sale OF Valua-
~ BILE Land.
George Bastablc
w. I'm Chnnccry
Walter Mcmillan, ct ais

In pursuance of decree of the circuit
court of calhoun county made and entered i'm
the above styled cause at the June term.
1898, thereof, the undersigned who was there
in appointed special commissioner for the
purpose, will on the 10th day of October.
lSD5, ut the front door of the court house of
said county. sell at public auction, To
the highest bidder therefor, the tract of :}O:;
acres of land therein dccrCrd To be- sold. first
selling the one half of said tract of land con
vcycd to ---- Smith by Walter Mcmillan.
and if the same shall not bring sufficient tn
pay "ii the plaintiffs claim and the c,,,ts of
this suit, but II the same not briny sufficient
~ pay oil tlc plaintiffs claim and the costs
of this suit. then said commissioner will sell
The residue of said tract Of land il b,.img the
same tract vt land conveyed tu Walter Me
MILAN hy Hugh W bite by decd dated on the
goth day of December, ~ /. and recorded in
the clerk : office If tlic county court of cal.
noun county, lying on the water Of sand
run, in said county, and adjoining land- sold
To II. D,Wcc+c.
IENMs or SALE One halfof the purcli>,
money c.l>h i'm hand un the da, oi sal.. AND
he r'~idTc upon q credit uf siN months. TAX
Eg from the purchaser mites with aiurnyru
'eciirity for the deferred installmcnts Of pur-
chase money, and retaining the legal title A.
a further security.
W. L. SrALREY,
Special commissioner
Bond has been given ~ required by said
decree. 1estc:
n28-lw. r. W. Hall, clerk.
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WINCHE-ThE. Va, August ~. 'Sq.
H'"' Nns:-- have frequently used in
.rN practice here your i:Inddutk's Pure
aye and finl'y Malt whistle; / believe
. hem +" bc pure and free from adultcra-
tiunS. Ecurs t,uI,
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