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COURT NEWS.
Court General. lSessions Convened
Sent IL, 1905.

=,
The Honor Judge r. w. Memmiuger pre-
siding; officers present, Solicitor Cooper,
Sheriff Lyon, Stenographer ]. X Aull and
;,The following true bills found by Grand
Jury.
State vs. John Jay, disturbing religious
worship.
State vs.. John Jay, carrying unlawful
weapon.
State vs. Goth ran Middleton, carrying un.
lawful weapon.
State vs.. Alice Bell, assault and battery.
State vs.. Ike Clinkscales, assault and bat
tory.
State vs.. Joe jenkins, larcency OF live
stock.
State vs.. Elliott Robinson, stealing from
person.
State vs. Ernest and Ben Covington, assault
and battery.
State VS.. NJ. c. Watson, ASSAULT and bat
Jury, II. s. Cason, r. B. Ferguson, w. u.
Morrah, 9. P. Ferguson, 8. A. Fanl, o. l..
Cam, Albert Henry. &. A. HanVey, s. r.
Nance. .. ). Martin, Jesse Corley, Il. w.
Price. Verdict guilty, sentenced nve years.
F. Byars, for defendant.
State vs. Joe Jenkins, larcency.
Jury, T. j. Britt. +. NJ. Crowther, B. L.
johnson, w. F. McCord, T. E. McDill, ]. l..
Wells, NJ. s. Ashley, j. N. Ashley, J. l.. Hill,
J. Nj. Aaddon, J. r. Dunn, II. B. Cannon.
Guilty, i've years. VIM. N. Graydon for de-.
fendRnt.
State vs.. Elliott Robinson, stealiag from
person. Pleaded guilty, sentenced 70 i've
years.
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at IL M, in front of the Court House.
This is the finest chance man of
moderate means will have to secure
a home 80 near Greenwood. This
property is situated on the road lead
ing from Greenwood to Cokesbury
and Wares Shoals along which the
contemplated trolly line will run.
There is not body of land in the
Piedmont section which has as little
waste land as this plantation.
The Terms of Sale will be one-third
cash, balance in one, two, three or
four years as the purchaser may de-
sire.
If purchasers are not prepared to
pay one-third down, special arrange
ments can be made with the legatees
who are all of age.
LOT No. SITUATED on Rocky
Creek, which never over flows, con-
taining 26 40 acres, is property any
one should be proud to own. This
lot has two springs, about ten acres
bottom land we'll set in Bermuda and
other grasses, five acres in timber,
balance in cultivatable land with a
beautiful location for a dwelling.
Up the road a few hundred yards
we come to LOT No. 2, which con-
tains 80 2-1O acres. This lot has four
acres fine bottom land, four acres in
we'll timbered pines, balance in high
state of cultivation, with an elevation
for a dwelling which over-looks the
city of Greenwood. Combine this lot
with No. 1 and you have complete
dairy farm.
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LOT No. 8 Contains 854 acres,
fiye acres Of bottom land, balance IN
a high state Of cultivation, II q,
bounded by the public road In front
and another running the entire length
north west. Location for house on
this lot equally as inviting as L,oti
No. 2. L Il ~ 53s {. (
! LOT No. 4, which contains 623i
acres, is a gem. the finest piece Of
land in the county. Ten acres In
oak, four in pines, five In bottom
land, which never over flows, balance,
high state Of cultivation. Some OF It
makes bale of cotton to the acre. a.
good farm house and tenant house,
well Of good water and fine orchard
Location for dwelling cannot be sur
passed in the State. Large oaks in
yard. This place is an ideal country
home. r. ~! ~ s:t,; *;
( LOT No. Consists OF 81 20 sores,
and embraces soil adapted to- the
growth of almost any crop. This
place contains fifteen acres bottom
land and plenty timber for all needs.
Two springs, fine pasture land, good
tenant house, and three beautiful sites
for dwelling. ~.
LOT No. G. Containing 100 acres
8 the old homestead. Good seven
room dwelling, two tenant houses,
plenty of out houses, well, spring and
orchard. More than thirty acres oak
and pine land. Fine pasture and
bottom land. This place like No. s.
contains three distinct soils, red clay,
sandy loam and black with clay sub
soil. What better place do you de-
sire? 3
LOT No. Z, which joins the home
stead contains thirty-five acres all In
oak and pine land. Enough wood
on place to pay for it. This can be
bought in connection with the home
place if parties so desire. All these
tracts face the east side of the road.
LOT No. 8, which contains s9}
acres is one that is all a purchaser
could desire. A good spring and
spring branch running the entire
length of the tract. Fine pasture.
Several hundred cords of wood could
be sold from this place and still
enough be left for the use Of the farm.
There are four distinct characters Of
soil represented on this place, suita-
bic for grain, corn, cotton and vege-
tables. Two nice locations for q
LOT No. 9-Contains IS acres. It
has spring and spring branch run
ming the entire length of it. Fine
place for pasture. This is q sandy
soil, plenty timber to keep up place.
Two good tenant houses and we'll
Two beautiful locations for q dwell
ing. The above property can be sold
as q whole, or in tracts, privately or
at public auction, the latter preferred.
Prospective purchasers will be shown
over the place if desired. For fur
ther information or questions apply
to r. P. BLAKE,
Greenwood.
or J. r. BLAKE, =.
Abbevils
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Our Coca Cola is better this year than ever
before. Our sales are so gal. ahead Of this
time last year. Milford's Drug Store.
More Speeds CiDco Cigars sold In Abbe-
willie than all other nye cent cigars COM
bined.
Ifyon want . nice novel TO read 60 TO
Speeds Drug Store. I
Enterprise Quality Stoves carry with them
all the beauty and goodness that Q stove
maker can give them. Dargan sells them.
Don't fail TO call and see D. Poliakofrs $500
men sh oes for $3.50
You can get all OF the Dukes Mixture
smoking tobacco you are looking for whole
sale or retail At Speeds Drug Store.
For fine davoring extracts 60 TO Milfoyd's
Drug Store. He mskea them himself.
Speeds corn cure will sure remove your
oorns. Money refunded II 1t fails. Speeds
Drug Store.
Glassware at Dargan's In abundance.
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Like Finding Money.

Findidg health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When
you have cough, cold, sore throat, or
chest irritation, better act promptly
like w. c. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va.
He says: II had terrible chest trou-
BILE, caused by smoke and coal dust on
my lungs but, after finding no relief
in other remedies, I was cured by DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds" Greatest sale
of any cough or lung medicine in the
world. At P. B. Speed drug store ;
SOC and $l.O0; guaranteed. Trial bot
le free.
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Attac ked BY a Mob

and beaten, in labor riot, until cover
ed with sores, a Chicago street car con-
ductor applied Bucklen's 3 Arnica Salve,
and was soon sound and well. II use
it in my family" writes G. J. Welch,
of Tekonsha, Mich, land find it per-
feet" Simply great for cuts and burns.
Only csc at P. B. Speeds drug store.
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The laxative effect of Chamberlain g
s tomach and Liver Tablets is so agree
a Bile and so natural you can hardly
realize that it is propuced by a medi'
cine. These tablets also cure indiges-
tion. For sale by c. A. Milford and
Fl M. Young, Due West.
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Are You Eugagedf

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their diges
tions in good condition with electric
bitters. s. A. Brown, of Bennetsville,
S. G., says: "For wears, my wife SUI
fered intensely from dyspepsia, compli-
Gated with torpid liver, until she lost
her strength and vigor, and became a
mere wreck of her former self. Then
she tried Electric Bitters, which help
ed her at once, aud finally made her
entirely well. She IL now strong and
healthy" P. B. Speed, druggigt, sells
and guarantees them, at SOC a bottle.
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Shoes, hats and caps are our
long suits. We have no old stock
to work off on you, and will show
nothing but new fresh this sea-
sons styles, and guarantee our
prices as low as the lowest.
Come to us for the best thing on
foot and the best thing on head.
S, J. Link.
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When in need Of flour, sugar,
coffee, syrup, rice, bacon, corn,
mill feed, or anything in the gro
cory line, call at Links new store.
His goods are tho best, his prices
the lowest.
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MURDER ANDLYNCHING
IN ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
ROW BETWEEN WHITES AND
BLACKS NEAR HONEA PATH.
Some OF Lynoers Recogn ixed-Jim
Moore Cut to Death BY Allen Pen
dleton q Negro Who was Riddled
With Bullets.

Special TO the State.
Honea Path, Sept. 17.-About three miles
below here In Abbevllle county this after.
noon Just before sunset Sam and Jim Moore
two white men, got into q difficulty with
Allen Pendeton and another negro. A light
followed In which Jim Moore was cut and
killed by Pendleton.
Pendleton escaped and was captured by
crowd about half q mile below here. He was
carried back TO the scene Of the killing and
shot by about q dozen men.
Messrs. G. E. Harper, John r. Monroe and
Magistrate Ashley arrived on the scene and
tried to prevent the ly ynching. The negro
lynched. Most Of the parties engaged In the
lypching were recognized by a considerable
number who were present and not engaged
In the affair,
The crowd was dispersed and though the
negroes are greately excited no further
trouble is feared.
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n. G. Anderson and Co. announces
in this issue their advance styles Of
Mems Fiue Clothing. The Fall Mod
el show a degree of fashion quite un-
usual while the name (Schloes) IN
their garment is high guarantee Of
excellence. A visit to their store is
well worth while if only to see what
this years styles will be.
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Sell your Cotton Slowly.

At the last meeting of Abbeville,s g
Co unity Cotton Association it was or
dered that the Association request
the farmers Of Abbeville County to
sell their cotton slowly.
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Cough Remedy Acts On
Natures Plan.

Natures Plan.
The most successful medicines are
those that aid nature. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan.
Take it when you have q cold and it
will allay the cough, relieve the lungs,
aid expectoration, open the secretions
and aid nature in restoring the system
to healthy condition. Thousands
have testified to its superior excellence.
1t counteracts any tendency of cold
TO result in pneumonia. Price 25c.
Large size, so cents. For sale by c.. A.
Milford and II. M. Young, Due West
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Get our prices on corn, nour, hay, bacon
and meal Rt A. N. Smiths.
Cut glass and china ware for wedding pres
ents at A. N. Smiths.
Nails and barbed wire at A. M. Smiths.
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Bagging and Ties.
We have a very heavy Quality
Of second hand juts bagging and
ties and invite inspection by prcs-
pective buyers. s. ]. Link.
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Saturday is Circus day at Abbeville
everybody should take day off and
come to the Circus.
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Piles on piles Of new, fresh, seasonabIe
goods greet the eye Of the customer when he
enters the store, and prices are 50 very rea-
sonable and the styles Of goods so very pretty
that trading procedes at once without the
least hitch or difficulty. Never have goods
been cheaper in comparison with the price Of
cotton.
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Every one sees and acknowledges this
fact and the selling Of Goods is an easy mat
ter and a delightful task. Long experience
has made US acquainted with the wants Of the
people, and we think we have goods to please
everybody. A cordial invitation is extended
to all to come to see us. and after we have
shown our Goods and given our prices if sale
is not made there is nothing further that we
can do
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books, tablets and pencils at Speeds Drug
Store. i -
We have Ice line Of ls dies Aand bag
which We are selling at reduced -prioes,-
Speeds Drug Store.
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L. w. WHITE

Has been at the same stand In the
of during all these long years has
he ever had larger attractive stock
than he now offers people Of Abbeville County,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

party was given by Miss Frances ma
Mr. Wilton MIngea in honor Of thei,
guest, Mr.. Thomas Royster, or Rich.
nlond. at eleven o'clock a.. hr. s;tlia
guests assembled ut tho Belmont Hotel
where anost delightful hop was en-
joyed until halt, past one. when the
party was driven to Mount Calm"
where the guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs, Mngea, assisted by Mss
delightful dinner was served In genuine
picnic style, after which the time was
spent In promonnding around the grounds
OF the beautiful and historic old plnsc.
Finally the party dispersed, voting
It to be one of the most delightful at
fairs they had ever attended,
Miss Nrargery Harris, who has been
tho guest Of Miss Amy Leo stlnson, ii
Grundy, Va, has returned to her mons
In this city,
Miss ALPHA Price has returned to het
home in Lynchburg, Va. atter 9 - p's aoo.
amt visit to the Misses Hare, OF NO. So'S
East Broad Street.
Miss Grace Phillips is visiting relatives
In South Boston, Mrs. 2, h., ,,,,,a Us
the guest OF friends ~ NeSsy''''' ~
Miss Resale i. Jones has returned
frnn,U nor summer outing and VIII o.
nleased TO SEQ her friends
Miss Marianne Meade y eNpeetca 'o'
night at No. 8 North Second Street.
Mrs, James Kan, ~ a Mr1 MI, e. ? = 'e wv
nnh1sic b of Jacksonville, Fla. have
S Set,rnoa from , stay Of ten days at
he he Willard viii in washington, D. G. Mrs.
IL q W W schlechcr left yesterday for her
5Ilome;,ln jacksonville Fla
Mr. and Mrs, w. 7, De ,saussure and
B MISS Estele Do saussure have returned
.,,1Fhone, near Roanoke. Miss LILY Los
aon Is staying with them at their home
IT tho corner of Main and Fourth
al reetS,
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Richmond. where he has large number
of relatives.
Henderson-D

Richmond, where he has large number
of relatives
Understandable.
Tho wedding Of Miss Ethel Maud Duke,
second daughter OF the Rev and Mrs. T.
Brnntlcy Henderson, OF this city, was
celebrated Wednesday,, September 9Th. In
the Methodist Church at Martinsyille,
tho Rev, NJ. S. Colonna performing the
ceremony
Tho color scheme in green and white
was effectively carried out. Miss Mary
Collins, of Houston, Va, was at the
organ, and the bridal party entered to tho
strains Of Mendclssohn's wedding march.
The bride came In with her brother, Mr.,
s, p, Duke. She was preceded by her ma
iron Of honor. Mrs. G. II, GRryin, Of RAJ
leigh, n, c., and was met at the altar
by the groom, with Ibis best man, pr.
i, Y, Henderson,, of Lynchburg. The
groomsmen were pr. lI.MV. Price, Of
Price, n. c.; DIR. y: III. Mason, of Mnson's,
Va; Messrs Q, D.aLRoXmey and Walter
Cobb. Of Martinsvlle.
Tho matron of honor wore white crepe
dc chine and carried pink carnations. The
bride, an attractive and popular member
OF Mnrtnsvllle society wns gowned In
blue cloth, a blue hat, and had a bouquet
Of white carnations, After tho ceremony
DR.. and Mrs, Henderson took the Nor
folk aud Western train for Richmond.
where they Will make their future home,
Prospective Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. LOWS announce the APP
rroachng marriage OF their daughter,
Alice, to Mr.. George w. Hubbard
The ceremony will ba performed In st.
Patrlck's Church, Wednesday morning,
September 10th, at 7:30 O'Clock,
a tennis tournament between IIawords-
,,,Ill ,tn,,a
September LIST, at "Algolna,' the beau
tiful home OF General and Mrs, II. NJ.
Logan.
The Iowardsyille team was victorious.
Refreshments were served on the lawn
after the game a large crowd attended
the tournament, which proved delight
ful affair.
OF Interest Here.
a recent Issue Of the Pensacola. Ella.
journal says;
~rho wedding Of the Hon. James n.
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and the second by Miss Florence Ryan.
Miss Mary Manning was consolcd.
Mr.. Warren Goddard cut with Mr.
Thomas Rryan for first prize and secur-
ed it. Mr.. j. Stuart Gleeson came IN
for second honors while the consolation
was awarded Mr. Frank Nichols.
Among those present were: Mrs Mary
Armstrong of New York; Mrs. I'd. Gar
rett of Pensacola, Fla; Misses Gladys
Armstrong, FLORENCE Ryan, Mamie Barry,
Mary Manning Loretto Lenhy, Mamie
I.ouise Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Nell
I.cahy and Nell Murphy; Messrs' war
rem Goddard, IIntton Valentine ), stuart
Cileeson, Charles Chisholm, Frank Nlch-
oils, Thomas Fenley, Thomas Rryan ana
others.
Much TO the regret of her many friends.
Miss Armstrong Is TO return 10 new
York Saturday morning While here, she
has undoubtedly been one OF the most
popular OF summer visiting glrls' ana
ms been the recipient OF round or
annces tolly.ho parties. hay rides and
other festivities
Ladies Will Entertain.
Tho ladies' of the Missionary Society of
81, James Methodist Episcopal Church
viii give an entertainment on Tuesday
evening, September 18th, TO be held In
The home OF Mrs, Il, Cosby, twenty
eighth and Marshall Streets
The programme includes music by the
Northside Orchestra; piano Selections BY
Miss Louise sutton, pianist; readings by
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, and vocal numbers
by Misses F'olkes and Hogan. Novel re-
fresluicnts VIII he served
The ladies invite all their friends 10
attend, not only TO enjoy the GOOD pro-
pramIne, but 10 drop ., coin IN the tray
nt the door and help n good cause, a
most cordial welcome and The promise OF
an enjoyable evening IL extended TO all
who may attend,
Engagement Announced.
or decided interest Is the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Elsie
Howard Newman, daughter OF Mr. Con-
way Newman. of "Opk Lawn Barbours-
villc. Orange county, to Mr., John Hunter
Chandler, of Louisa, Va.
The wedding will he celebrated Sep
TENDER 2Sth in the home of the bride,
| very quietly.
! MISS Newman, who Is at this time the
| guest OF her sister, Mrs, Conway Macon
! Knox, OF No, 1904 park Avenue. IL n
] beauty and a belle and belongs 10 n prom
| incnt Orange county family Mr.. Chand-
Ter Is The son OF Mr.. Henry Chandler
and the grandson OF the late John nun
| ter. fer many years intimately associated
| with the business and social life of
! Innisa Mr. II,Eier Is VOL known in
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Burch, Norma Holt, Elise Wiliara, Eu-
iiniIs Willard, Mamie Pettus, Sadie I'ropst.
RTrn Wilson, Kitty Vaughan, Mabel Az
5knson; Mcssrs. Roy Martin, Luxe 1r re,''
". Charlie Neal, Archie Raymond, VIII
liam Holt, John IEubnnK, leslie tna ~. NJ. y,
ton Williams, Robert Vaughan, HOWARD
Atkinson and Thomas Horner.
There will he nn important meeting Of
tho Harmon KS Tuesday night, Septcm-
Der 18TH, Eat No 2G1l East Grace street.
AS officers for the ensuing yeare are 70 nc
elected, every member Is urged 20 az
tend, This organization has accomplished
much good work In the past, using their
influence for the temperance cause, ana
with strong support by the members
TO tho new officers, much good can DC
accomplished.
MIR. and Mrs, Thomas Donivnn and SON.
Edward, who have been the guests Of
Captain and Mrs, q. r. Murphy, have
returned to their home in Washington,
D. g.
Miss Minnie Morris, whose studio Is
No. III East Broad Street has returned
from the mountains. where she and sew
ernl her pupils have been painting from
nature,
Miss Evelyn Jeffrlcs Wilde Is spending
some time at the charming and Unsuitable
Wayland home In Albermnrla. county, She
will return to the city about October
LIST, 8 N 3
Mrs, r. l., Bailey left Friday FOR At
l0ntn Ga, where she will be the guest
Of friends for several weeks.
The Rev, John L. Robinson. HRS Rob.
inson and little daughter, have returned
from n visit 70 relatives IN MississlT n
and Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs, Charles ". Hawthorne
and master Charles Hawthorne. have re-
turned to tho city, after Il delightful
summer spent In Boston, Mass.
Miss Theodosia Trigg, Of AbnSicn Nlo
who recently passed through the city On,
route to washington and Baltim>r haS
returned to the city and is he guest or
Miss NIolselle Brock, No, 400 East cary
Street.
Tho Abingdon Ylrg!nlan has the in!'
lowing item relating to a young gehSe'
man of this city;
,tn-- a-turisv last, q rN-t ep'HSS'"F,
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/ aides, Attention.

NJ Bannctt, Rlchmond.s leading ladies'
tailor, has Just returned from the North
with a selection of Imported models.
cloths and novelties, which are on exhibl-
linn at his nav rasLlanaa- 94a W. Grace -
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Progressive Euchre.

Miss Margaret Murphy entertained do
lightfuly Tuesday evening Mt cards In
honor of her guest, Miss Gladys Arm
strong. Of New York
Progressive euchre was the game, the
first prize being won by Miss Nell Lcahy,
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Mrs. G. d. Gaines left last evening Tor.
norfolk, en- route to New York CITY,
where she will spend several days
Mrs Junus a. Morris, who has neem
travelling abroad since April, VIII SAL
for this country on September 2"d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

Miss Kate Blake has returned to the
city after visit of several weeks win
friends and relatives in King William
county
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Little Miss Dora Horner entertained a
number OF friends at Il birthday party on
Saturday September I'd, fromS TO II
O'Clock. Tho cake contained thirteen can
dies, the ago of the young hostess. Games
were enjoyed and n delightful supper
served the guests, who were Misses
Gladys Peyton. Edith Petit, Royelln
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Miss Maggie Dew has returned TO ,na
city. after spending several months W"
friends in Isle OF Wlght coui-S
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Mrs L. Il. Harmon hns returned to
the city, after delightful visit 70
friends In Baltimore, Washington ana
Atlantic City.
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Mr.. Frank Beckham left last evening
for an extended trip 10 Niagara FNls and
Canada