Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 November 1874 — Page 5

Saturday (iBurnino Journal. :u,,e

CITY AND VICINITY.

77/0 KELLJSll HOI'S F..

A riiiiiiicc of rri|»rt.tor *.

Negotiations whicli have been pending between W. C. Lay ton and E. F. I.'OOII (or the last ten days were eousunr •Milted oil Wednesday ly Layton's pur•hasing Coon's half interest in the Keller House. Lay ton is an experienced .iiitel m.m and was once before a -resilient »C this city. He was for a while proprietor of the Layton Mouse at Lo-jan-port, but has been more recently .lonnected with the National at Indiati.ipolis. lie takes possession at once.

Mr. Coon has a host of friends among the Treasurer's receipt for the same. wtroils of the house who will regret to

it'e him leave it. The Keller House has u'en doing a good business for the last year, and Mr. Layton lias probably got a bargain. The new proprietors will be known under the firm name ot Keller & Layton. Air. Coon lias not yet decided •vhat business he will eniragc in.

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'uril I'riiui I IK- Mayor of

At the meeting of the City Council in Monday evening Mayor Coons submitted the following letter received by iiim from the Mayor of (.Jreencastle. The letter was read, but no action was taken unit:

Ciox.Ncasm.i I.Ml.. November.11, J......

I't» (lit* Mnyor i»! (.'rnwfonlsvillr: You Iihvo ikmIouM heard of tin* disaMi it lainity which lins In-fallen our cit y. (Mi tin* ni^ht of tlif of October last a fire limUr out \vhi**h uider the |»res*ure of a violent wind. spread villi frightful rapidity, ami all efforts to cheek .ts prownr of no avail. In a few minute* more than one-half of tin- lu-st business homes of tin* ity nnd many private rcsidrncrs \ww in aslu s. Many families avr suiMcnly thrown into tin- *tiv»tx, .tml aiottow wilhout food. 4'lotliin^ or shcltrr to prot!'•'t tlu in from tin- coming winter. More than \X»0.000 worth of proprrty has hern destroyed, whieli t» small town likeoiirs is di^tressinu in the \1reine. 1 am difeeted hy tin* eotumou coiuu'il to Mirward you this statement, and to Nay that an\ .issistance otTered will he gratefully reeeived and laithfully applied to the relief of the suiTrtvrs hy •.he. file. Ke-pertfully,

WU.MAM I.

Aitl tor Nebraska.

The first installment of contributions for the Nebraska sufferers was forwarded this week to the .Secretary of the Aid .So. eiety at Omaha. It consisted of SflS.-'tO in cash and various articles of clothing and provisions. Among the latter area roll of clothing contributed by Mrs. Jonas Miller another by Dr. .Sloan a lot of hats and clothing by Campbell & Marter a box of shoes by 0. M. Crawford, and a barrel of llour each bv Mrs. II. S.

by private individuals

next ten days will be thankfully received aud faithfully forwarded.

Some ol Our Old Folks.

The following is\i partial list ofeitizens of Crawfordsville who have reached or pased the aire of 70 years. It is implied from Mr. Webster's unfinished census returns: Chiliou Johnson 71 Ann Johnson James l'ear ...71 Wm. Galloway 7o Tlios. (.'oniifrs 70 Mary Iluuing 7o ('atharine. Hastady 7") Elizabeth Wilson 70 Charity Schooler 70

W111.

Hart man 7(1

Al-Vrk''S\ 11 iv*tI)1'n^ 71'

Hli/.a Ward !...8S

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cxi,ens^

which have nccrucd since July 1. .Similar action was had in nil Illinois

Monday evening, the Mayor in the chair and the members all present but Insley. Mr. Vanarsdall reported the account of Robb & Maborney, $108.1.}, for work on city building, and'moved thai a warrant be issued for said amount. Carried.

Mayor Coons reported $05 in fines collected since last report and exhibited the

Precepts were ordered to be issued for

the collection of S47.2» amouiit of assessment against lot No. I in Ci'nbv's addition, owned by C. McClure, 011 account of construction of sidewalk and .~?M1 from property holders 111 Walnut I street on same account. he commissioners to assess damages and benefits on account of the proposed widening of Elm street between College and Franklin reported damages at $5!)8 and benefits at S.'WO. The report was laid over for two weeks.

The following accounts were presented and allowed under a suspension of the rules:

|i ter .V Urn., lomlier sml !Otnent aa.aa I i, W. II. .Scott, }\i tanksw«t«r for tire eis-

On motion of Mr. Price the Street Commissioner was directed to make a detailed report of the number of persons who have performed their two day's labor or paid commutation on the same, together with a statement of the manner and location in which money drawn trom the city treasury has been spent.

On motion of Mr. Vanarsdall the Committee on Schools and Public Buildings was directed to procure $10,000 additional insurance on the city school building.

Resolutions were introduced and adopted providing for the construction of a brick sidewalk in front of Lot No. 1 on Water street, and also for the building of the remaining sidewalks ordered on Washington street.

U. A 'Ti" XE TP'S. iXJ) OSS IP

ricasiiiil 1C ill.

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ed.

Lane and Mrs II. S. Braden. Besides this several eontribuiions have been sent| —Joseph Kerr lias something

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their own re- mind.

sponsibilitv. Other articles are expected, A. MeKorkle sold thirty-five hogs Anything left at Troutman's during the to 8am Carter that averaged MSG pounds.

A. McClure is Round llill inclin

—The Otld Fellows and Knights of l'ythias are both preparing to organize here. —There is a move

John Hmpson 7J j.)V ,1|1(j j„ jU1e t() go fishing. 15eat N. A. Dunn 84 ... ., .. Samuel Hard

1 ivid Snyder 82

jirihi1FKUo«n"!?Cr 74

J. II. Johnsion 7ii

Mrs.

10. A. Johnston 7 2 Kliazbclh Fisher 7

I'Ji/.abeth Collins 78

Cornelius Smock 7:5 Ruth Craiir 7." Honry Oawford 7'2 I'rol. Iv ). Hoovy 7tt Win. I'lcaitv..

Lucy (J ri II it li7( t,

Wallaet! Brat ton.... 74 Itosanna Bratton Katy Walker Mary Bard Mrs E. 1). Scott

0.1

foot to procure

I'rof. Cress as instructor of our singing SiC'LLOOL. L. K. Thomas and lady have just returned frem visiting relatives and friends in Ohio. —M. B. Moudy has bought one third of the Darlington saw mill, and is having it moved to his farm near Boston Store. —Mr. James Bryant has the brag pig of this community. He procured it of the Larsh Bros., proprietors of the Walnut Hill stock farm.

—Dick Utterback, of the firm of Bow-

crs

Cor. Vanarsdall 7.'! he husked thirty-five shocks of corn that Elizabeth Vanarsdall 7 averaged two bushels per shock, in

I-t-terback, merchants, claims that

that if you can, ye noble, soil stirring,

)rn

husking Grangers.

Mary Carson. —'fjie following officers were in-

stilllcd in 1leasant HiU Lod No

I- G. jT., for the term "ending Jan-

uary 31, 1S75: J. H. Bryant, W. C. T. Lettie Lee, W. V. T. S. C. Valkenburgli, W. S. Nannie Bever, W. A. S. F. E. Bever, \V. F. S. Henrietta Ives. W. T. James Edwards, W. JI. Rosie Bccille, W. D. XL L. Thomas, W. I. G. L. L. Beedle, \V. O. G. Abbie Bryant,

SO 72

..—• mond, this State. We understand that In tli« Hifiids a Keceivei. they are having a fine portable stage An important proceeding was had be- built nnd are intending to play in most fore Judge Thomas, in the Circuit Court

'»l this county, last Wednesday. It was a son Bramblett and Sies, of Crawfords''oniplaint. agaiiwt the Indianapolis, ville, are doing their scenic paintings. IMoomiugton & Western Railway Com- FlNUt s. puny, brought by Malcolm C. Turner and others, holders of about one aud a! half millions in bonds ot the road, prav-.j iiia that the road be plaeetl in the hands '1 a Receiver. Tlie defendant enteritis no objection to the complaint, Judge merchant. Thomas, with the consent of the parties, —Hugh Braniegan and Joseph W. appointed George B. Wright as Receiver. Irons are erecting a big lot of plank Mr. Wright is an Illinois man. He is fence and picketing. expected here to-day to accept the up- —Great cribs

I Joedeth Thomas, W. L. S.

—The Hoosier Cousins, a dramatic troupe of this nlace, are drilling on that beautiful and popular drama "Saved," by J. T. Hotchkiss, of Rich-

the towns in the county during the sea-

Nuitnr Creek TowitNlii|».

—Now comes the gentle rain. —Hogs go off lively at $G0$G.1O. —Every second man you meet is a hog

I'ointnient and give the proper bonds for will do more to bring about good times he performance of his duties. No form- than many secret political societies. :d decrec has vet been made, and it is —Will A. Holstead is the

'"•t known to what extent this action three months thoroughbred calf for will alleet the more recent creditors of which

corn all over the land

he has

fhe road. The plaintiffs signify their lars. willingness to allow the receipts of the —Mrs. Wyant, near the nice residence

under the Receiver to be applied to of Esquire John Mitchell, is erecting a

owner

pretty jittle new cottage for her own home.

Court at Champaign, Illinois, on Thurs-I sdine-100 Western hog.s up in this doday. Mr. Wright is the Chairman of minion, has already lost about 2U0 by the Western Hoard of Railway Com mis- cholera orsome kindred disease. sioners and a man of much railroad ex- -A goodly number of our best farmperienee and ability^ er.-, con traded their hogs early at *50

Council Proceedings. Per''uiKlrcvl and now have a very The Council met in regular session on

CX,lIltd

°pi"io"

of ll,e ,lliddle

the law before them

that I'homas Sietriiiound had rented.

Born Isaac

I'. T. liooile & Co., ya-. jiij«.• mid fixliires ..SLIs.80 UurlevMlsPhebe T..I. Dohin .» Co., lumber 4».T.', llrnnt-u*

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his

O RAW FORDS VILLE SATURDAY EVENING .JOURNAL

-an. Clark, who h., been feeding D^WWSNOTICE

n,en-

-The Teachers' Institute at Potato

had rented, 1

thre" down the chimne the doors and otherwise injured the property.

Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the postoffice at Crawfordsville for the week endending Nov. 14,1874. If not called for in

till

rty (lays they

Will

Jay

KobinsonJohn RushMrsUarth ScoftThomas SparksMrsJennie Smith Frank fcimmesEnoch SullivanMissMaria SparksMattie WallMissRetty WilsonMrsM ariaE Wele ver.MrsEm ma Wilson WilliamaSeth WilliamsMrsSemautlieF

Cox ailllieEllima

tern......... "-o CollinsMissJeiuiie

.liimes I.ee, liOtMeeterossini stones 108.no /i »r n* I

A report from the City Attorney was received and adopted, relative to liability for road labor.

(-oxMrsD»lliahM FaganWF FeltH 4 HennisWilliamH HindsJohn Mu lien\VT Martin Will iani MetyeSamuel McMalionMaggie MooreMissLaura MillerJames

CCAIX.

P. M.

FrvMli Ironi (lie East. $10,000 worth of ne* sroods in the past: thirty days at Allen & Bro's.

400 pieces new style calico, with and without side band, at only 81c. per yard,

Cheaper than cau be found auywhere else

in the State of Indiana. These are the best brands of prints made, at Aliens'.

BUY Campbell

RUBBER PAINT.

& Tinsley sole agents.

Why buy old goods when you can go to the New Oak Hall Clothing House where they have an entire new stock.

Some of the best of men recommend the "Chemical Lamp Wick" after a thorough trial.

Just received .ami to arrive "-,000 ynr's best prints which have been reduced to S cento, per yard to make them

correspond with the low price of all other-

goods sold at Campbell & Harter'**

fMllTAU

of Samuel II.'iruy, late of Montgomery county, Indiana, lcccased*. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MARY E. GRAY, 4'-:j Administratrix.

ADMINISTRATOR'^ NOTICE.

'Notice is hereby given that the underpinned has been appointed administrator of the estate of James «,»uick, deceased, late of Montgomery countv, Indiana. Said estate solvent.

J^X ECUTOR'S NOTICE.

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Notice is hereby given that the undorMirued been appointed executor of the estate of Mrs. Rachel Potts, late of Montgomery county, deceased Saul estate is solvent.

KEDL'KN H. SNYDER,

•t'jw.'l lOxecutor.

ECU TOR'S NOTICE

330,

Notico is lioreliy ^iven tlint the mnleisiKneil linn been appoin'cu executor of the estate of.Samuel Suvdcr, late of Montgomery comity, deceased. Snid.ostite is solvent.

HKlJDE.N B. SNYDER,

•l."nv3 Executor.

J^OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

refused one hundred dol-

Notice is hereby given that bids will be received nt iheolliee ot the Clerk of the city of Crawlordsviile, Indiana, unti

Monday, the «)t'th

of November, 1*71, for the construction of a brick sidewalk on the west side of lot number 1, in Holmes' addition to said city. Said walk must be made of good, Imrd, paving* brick, must be 0 feet wide r»nd be curbed with oak curbing inches thick bv 10 inches wide.

ECUTOR'S SALE.

TKHMS.—A credit of one year will be given on all sums over $•'!, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, without relict from valuation laws.

No,, r, j„:t. ltKIUiEN 1). SNYDER, .|,- Executor.

1VFOTICE OF

1^1 TATK

SALE OF REAL ES

Pursuant to nn order of the. Circuit Court, I will sell at private sale on or after three weoks trom date hereof the following re»l estate annate in Montgomery county. Indiana, tow it

The northeast cjuarter of the southeast quarter ol section in township 18 north, of range ti west. Also, the northeast ipmrter of the northeast quarter of sectlou 3ii in said township and range. Also, 70 acres of land, being that part of the south hall of the northeast quarter of section .'10 in said township and range, which lies on the east side of I'armer branch, which meanders through said quarter section. Also, ten acres of land out of the northwest quarter ol the southeast quarter of said section .'10 in snid township and range, the property of the late linn of Grimes & llybnrger.

TERMd.—One third of the purchase money cash in hand, one third in nine months and residue in eighteen months. with interest, and secured by mortgage on the premises. 'OAII W. GRIMES,

Nov. 21, 1S7I. Surviving Partner. 47-'v''.n'* OH

LEGAL.

I li |vir'norsliiji heretofore existing IxMuccn \Ml.-on A All.mi is tins .«.,%• 1 i~solvtxI l.v muni:.! 'rnrnt, Mr. A11 *n r*tiriitp from flu* firm, himni* sola Insoniirr interest to c. H. Kvun*. tii'ni will luTciilO'i- lie known »s tli:it of llson A I'.vmi" Mini it-ill eommile to enrrv on tlio IpilKiness as heretofore. The notes nnii necounts of the lute linn ure left in the hsiil» of tlie new firm, who request itn e»rly settlein nt. riiAW-roBiisvu.i.B, ]xn., Nov. ti, JS74. 4/pm.I

^I'ECIAL ELECTION.

Creek was well attended and proved to -"'""y.

be an entire success. Teachers cm,plain that Miss Georgia Johnson and Miss A«- I'*"."1

nc.siiroNes were not present. hr :i person to tin the vw-un.-v in the oiii.-e of f^Some scamps not having the (ear of I Thl,

went to 'I li/nun

hIo of Inlj inn, Montgomery tho SheriM of snid county ifrtM'tmi om art*

°t tioiJmu eleetmn- on Tne*. I

(hxe.lr.Mt, -II,e

veill U) .1 llOll^e

ti. 1*7-1, tn vote

,,y

,lu'

:i' """ft

elty of Cr.w f.,n)sMlle. th.-

,|M-V-"!

district, and the I "\IS80LUTI0N OF i'AUTNKRSH IP ng. MANX. ..

be sent to th" Dead

I 'til1nf"

.''"vomher, A. D. I *74. I. M. ANVK.

The rjmilitieil voters of I'ranklin township,

Moii'iromeiv rnuntv. ure hereby tiotilie to

... meet nt heir uunl pli'iees of h"l.lin el.^Mionsri .Weil Wild Will do tins kind of on I'lies.Liy, the 1st il l) .if lli einlier. ISM. work- u'nitl/1 tut-.) linln :r .1 then mi.I therein vole lor person 10 III! the« wolk would take little things if they y».:«n..y in the oiiiee .,1 .hi«,U of the could find them

!i""'

,, .lueol. I'hoinpson. I.M KI.^KY. Lvery thing is quiet and lovelv I .sheriii M.c I now in the Howers school moves right along

t°H"ship, ••ie:iioneii iv th" iiemh oi

The partnership hereto for cxi.-t in^ het ween II. Crist mid .1. !. Stuhhins..lr., in the roe» rv and provision husir.ess is this d«y dwsdved hy mutual consent. All hills npiinst the late tii in 1 he paid hv H. H. (.'rist The hooks and ne-

OIK

of ont-tnieiinK inilehteiiness 10 the

lute linn. A prompt set tlei.ient hy thou? know.

themselves inilehtel is very iirilil«•.

Letter office. Persons calling for these) sirnL'iNs, .n. letters will please say, "advertised IlrownM rsEli za Pake

Nov. 2, 1ST I.

The business will hf»eontinuod hv H. H. 'nst at the old lan:i. one door west of (he iioMoth*'*

Nov 'J, 1S71.

^HERIFF'.S SALE

who will ho pleased to see all old ••ustomers and as many new ones us may think it to their advant?i«ie to trade with him. "llavini adopted thecal system everything will h» sold at tin- lowest tig-! ers. lie is prepared to huv all the prodm-e that mav he brought to him. H.' il. IMS l\

Hy virtue ol n» oxoeution, to mo direetod from the Clerk of the Cireuit Court of Mnnt« gonifiv county, .State of Indiana, in favor of! John li. Stuniph et al., issued to me as *Sh«*rit1 of said euunty, I will expose to sale at public ane*. tion andouu-rv, on

Saturday, the 12th day of December, 1874,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 I o'clock 1'. M.oi said day, at the Court House I door, in the City of Crawfoi villo. Montgomery."'!' cpunty, Indiana*, the rents and profits for term not. \eeeding Seven Years, of the following de. 1 seribed real estate, in Montgomery county, Indiana, to»wit I 'J'ho north half of the west half of the southeast quarter of suction », in township lit north, ot range west. jpTo he sold to satisfy s»»id execution, interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum suMh'ient to satisfy said execution 1 will on the same dav at tho same place, otl'er the

1. M.

KELSKV, Sh'trM. C.

Hy W. Wilhite, I'eputy, !T-w:»pfS h.'i.'i.

SHERIFF'S SALE. j-

Hy virtue of an execution to nie directed from theClerk of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, StHte of Indiana, in lavor of Fisher Dohei ty, et al. issued to me as Shentl of said countty, I will e.\pose to salo at public auction and outcry on

Saturday, the bi.h day of Dcccmbcr,

"hieteen (1U) north of range five (5) west, con-

I taming torty /4ft acres more or less.

vrlbAl olUivll#, win not hriiuz a sum sufficient to Kitisfv said execution^ I will on the same *iav, at cq Ai the same place', ofler the tee simple of sanl real eslate, to satisfy a judgment for live a riAl rSjli rp a VATiot? .hundred and two and d(»llar.^, ti-

To he sold to satislv said execution,

interests and costs, and ii the same

A 1AU1 lol JvA lUfi o\Jl lvL. jjretherwith interest ami costs, without any rehof from valuation or appraisement :iws. I

Notice is hereby jriven that the undersigned I Haid real esr:uo taken as the prowrtv ot John! has been appointed administratrix of the estate

Hrown.

ISAAC WICK, Administrator.

1. M. KKLSKY, Sli'M" M.C.

Warner Wilhite, lieputy. •iri\v:»ptSs.

HE RIFF'S SALE.

Saturday, the

:v ... .{..

Hy virtue of an execution, to me directed from the Clerk of th^ Circuit Court of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, in favor of Win. Sidenhender et. al, issued to measSherift of said county, 1 will expose to sale at public auction and outcry, on

th day of Xovember,

fen simpio oi s:iiti miu-smii.', to siitisiy« jni^-1 lollowiuR raicw lor tlie tivn. posliige froc to the subscribor

without any relief from valuation or appraise*

ment laws. Said real estate taken as the property of James. S. Carson et nl.

1S74, I

between the hours of p) o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the Court House ooor, in the city of Crawiordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits tor a term not exceeding seven years, of the following dcscribed real estate in Montgomery county, lnrii ana, to*wit.:

.half.-ti.,n

The south of the west half of the south-

PHS ()uur((!r

,e t«Wv.. 02) in io«i,shi,j

1S74,

between the hoars oi in o'clock A. M. nnd 4 o'cUnrk P.M. of said dav, at the Court House door, in thecityof Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and Profits for a term not exceeding-even years, of the following dcscribed real estate, in Montgomery county, Indi- I ana, to»wit

A lot of land Miuatc in the east hnlf of the northwest »rter of section 21, township IT north, of range uc.-l, beginning at the .^outh* east corner of the plat of the town of Brownsville, now Hrown' Valley, running north with the east line of said town

'i'i

roiis and It! foot,

thence a northeastern direction parallel with the lineoftho Logansport, Crawfordsville and South* western Railroad 17 rods and »»feet, thence south Mi rods and II feet to the middle of the county road, thence w»»t- If) rods and 1 foot to the place of beginning, be the same2^ acres,more or less. I

To be sold to satisfv said execution, intere-ls nnd costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to atisiy said execution, I will on the* s.mic day, at the same place, otler the fee simpb* of said real estate, to satisfy a judgment 'or $1*80.70, together with interest and costs, wilhout any relief trout valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real ••-tate taken as the property ofSaiuucl X. ttovland.

Ilv orde.r of the Common Council of the City of O Cinivfordsvillo. T. I). BROWN, Hy virtii- of an pxi*rution. to mo dirrcMod from •)7wi City Cleric. Iht'Vleiii of i:.«- Cin int Court of Montgomery

Notice is hereby given that I will seil at pulilm amotion, on Saturday, thi'tiMh day of Novemlier, 1X71, at the rcHidenee of Kaciicl rolls, late ol Montgomery county, deceased, lliree miles northwest o'f Crawfordsville, her personal property, consisting in pcrtet the lollowing nrticles 1 two horse wagon tun) harness, cattle, farming utensils, Also, a lot of caitle, the property ol Samuel Snyder, deeenscd. And also, at the same time mid place, there will be sold lot of one and two year old steers, horses, mules, sheep, hoes, and lot of hay.

I. M. KKLSKY, Sh'trM. C.

liy W. Will!:*. I»eput. «t. »w:tpflI.uu

SHERIFF'S SALE.

County, Stui.. of Indiana, favor of llcnry liailey, i«M:od to me as Slieritf of said County, I mill ex|o.-e to salo at puhlie. auction and out-

•'Saturday, the '2^lh day of Novembert 1S74,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M.and I o'clock I'. M. of said day.at the Court House door, in the City of Crawforilsvillo, Montgomery County, Indiana,the rents anil profits for a term not exceed ing seven years, of the following described real estate, in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot No. 3, a* the same'is known and designa-. led oil the recorded plat of .lames P.McCIelland's addition of in-Iots to the city of Crawfordsville.

To be «o|d to satisfy said execution, interests ani co-t», ami if the same will not bring :i sum sufficient to satisfy said execution. 1 will on the. same day at the same, place, utter the fee simpio of said real estate, to "ati-My a judgment for Three Hundred and F.igiity SIx and IKI-HIO dollars, together with interest "and costs, without any relief from valuation or appraisement iws.

Said real ••"i:»t« taken ns the property of William Hritton. I. M. KELSEY, Sh'ft'M. C.

Hy Warner Wliiiite, Deputy. 45-3w$8 25

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