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$300,000 Illinois Lottery ticket sold on the Northwest Side

By  Sun-Times Wire
   
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An Illinois Lottery ticket worth $300,000 was sold last week on the Northwest Side.

The ticket, so far unclaimed, was sold at Bristol Liquors & Deli on West Belmont Avenue and matched the five numbers – 01 – 05 – 11 – 21 – 32 – in the Sept. 4 evening drawing Sept. 4, according to the Illinois Lottery.

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