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Alabama Man Claims $179K Lottery Prize For Davisville Ticket
March 20, 2019
An Alabama man has claimed the her prize for a winning Fantasy 5 ticket from Sunday.
The Florida Lottery says the March 17 ticket worth $179,443.81 was sold to Gregory A. Monk of Wilmer, AL, who purchased it at the State Line Gift Shop at 11208 Highway 97 in Davisville.
The winning numbers were 4-6-10-15-36.
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4 Responses to “Alabama Man Claims $179K Lottery Prize For Davisville Ticket”
My grammar lol it’s spelled roll tide genius graduate from Alabama
Um no the money is not used for educational purposes it used to make governments richer sure not used in fixn our highways they use it to appoint idiots like century mayor
Dear Florida logger. Your comments made absolutely no sense. The lottery is in place to educate people like yourself. If buying lottery should be illegal, then any purchases should be illegal. Please read your comments and correct your grammar. ROLL TODE
It should be illegal for Alabama people to purchase lottery in every one piles in the little store to buy tickets and hold up the line for every body there is lotto store up the road go there Davisville store need separate line for lotto