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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
a RNClIlHn.


The pctroit Trj3u,s gives an account
Of an unfortunate man named McGowan
farmer living near Guelph, Canada
West, who lost his entire family by sick.
ness and then suddenly disappeared
The sequel is as follows;
During the spring and carly summer
in the noishboring town Of Greenfield,
in this county, the residents had very
frequently observed with curiosity a
m"n, wildly and scantily dressed, wan.
deFing in an aim'ess way through the
woods, and apparently livirg the life Of
reclusc. 1t was asccrtained, that his
habitation was hut Of young saplings
and boughs, furnished with no comforts
and his couch bed Of leaves.
How he lived, was utterly unknown,
there being no utensils Of any kind in
his hut for the preparation Of food, ana
1t is not known how life was supported
during his seclusion. His whole con-
duct was perfectly inolfensive, his only
wish being apparently to be left alone
with his thoughts. The inhabitants re.
spccted his desires, it being evident that
some great calamity must have caused
this abandonment Of the haun;s of men.
, -
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
TIE ELECTIONi
REPORTED .w.sSORETyEs.

The election has come and gone. Tn,
Republicans claim that the State ha,
gone in their favor. AT this writing
"wednesday evening" appearances seen
to point decidedly in that direction, al
though the Democrats have made heavy
gains in Philadelphia and Allegheny
The Republicans, however, claim that
the gains for them in the interior of the
State vii! overbalanco their loss in the
former cities, The Republican MAORI.
ity for Mr., Lincoln in 1864 in pbiMdel.
phia was 1l,760. The latest news we
have received from there give Geary a
majority OF but 1886, showing a falling
off in.their majority of 500.
Allegheny gives Geary G,jO0. Re.
publican loss 2,5O5.
Lancaster county gives Gcary $500.
Republican loss 221.
Clinton county gives Clymer G50.-
Democratic gain $50.
Cumberland county gives Clymcr 600.
Democratic loss $50.
Union county gives Geary G5j. Re.
publican gain 81.
In Mifilin county, seven districts
show a Democratic gain of I25.
Blair county gives Geary SEQ. Re
publican loss 81.
Chester county gives Geary 2,400-
Republican loss 80.
Crawford county gives Gcary 1000.
Republican loss $50.
Northampton county gives Clymcr
5000. Democratic loss 2lS.
Dauphin county gives Geary 1,1OO.
loss, l20.
Montgomery county gives Clymer
100. Democratic gain 20.
, Franklin county gives Geary 250. |
Republican gain, l9I.
, Bucks county gives Clymor COO. |
Democratic loss, 299.
Vcnango county gives Geary GOO. |
republican gain, 800.
bedIord county gives Clymer 800.
Democratic loss, 40.
Perry county gives Geary 27O. Re-
publican gain, 80.
Lebanon county gives Geary 1900.
republican gain, 200.
Ere county gives Geary $500. Re.
publican gain, Ill.
The above reports are compared with
he vote of 1861. Thus far in the
tate, as far as we have heard, the Re-
ubIlcan majority is about 1000 below
heir majority in that year
lhere Is very little doubt but that
ne ~ 6oo S,ato has gone Republican by from
o,VUo to 1900. We will give the Of
cial returns next week.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

IENeITY Of TurULArroY.--The new
'rirr'a .cf the British Board of Trade
Statisrcol tables gives the following
''atemont of the population Of coun.
'Ii'' with more thrn 100000 inhabi.
ants, according to the most recent ecu.
uN; United Kingdom, 25S persons in
lie English square mile upon an aver.
eej ltnly, 225; France, $50; Prussia.
lT9; Austria, 1856; Spain (and Balcaric
l''ands,) 81; Turkey, 10; Uritcd
States. II Russia, 2; Russia in Eu-
rope, 81 ; Brazil 3. The population of
ine eight above ramcd States of the
U!d World exceeds 270,000,OO0,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
Bite Niggcr, Billy"

One day a gentleman saw two boy.
going along one of the streets Of great
city. They were bare footed. Their
clothes were ragged and dirty, and tied
together by pieces of string. One Of
the boys was perfectly happy over a
halt-withorod bunch of flowers which
he had just rickod up in the street.
81 say, Billy said he to his com
panions, "wasn't somebody very good to
drop these ere posic8 where I could
find thcm.-and they are SO pooty and
nice! Look sharp, Billy, mebby you'll
fnd something bimcby.'
Presently the gentleman heard the
merry voice again aging, ooh. jolly,
Billy, if here ain't most half peach,
aud toin't much dirty neither; cause
you han't fonnd nothiu, you may Bite
first
Billy was going to take n very little
taste of it, when his companion said
Bite bigger, Billy; mebby well find
another lore long"
What noble heart that boy had in
spite of his rags and dirt He was "do-
ing good"
There was nobody for him to be kind
to but his companion in poverty-tho
poor ragged boy at his side. But he
was showing him all the kindness in his
power when he said: Bite bigger,
Billy" There was nothing greedy,
selfish about the boy. His
conduct shows us how even a poor, rag.
ged beggor.boy can do good, by showing
kindness
"Bite bigger, Billy; mcbby we'll
ind another fore long" Who can
help admiring the noble heart of that
Door boy. | would rather lave that
'oy's kind and generous spirit than have
| merchants crown without it,"
"Bite bigger, Billy" Think of these
words if you are ever tempted to be un.
lind Or selfish to your companions.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

bilI?' Mr. Choate replied that as he
bad spent no time he would charge him
nothing. The Captain was very indig.
uant, "Ihat amt the way VIC do busi.
ness down our way. I can afford to
pay You well, and l will" lie drew a
dollar from his pocket, and pushing it
toward the great attorney said; esquire
you aid big thing for me, and l will
pay you well for it. Here is dollar
'tain't a cent too much"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

One OF our "dOwn east" active youn!
men, not hundred miles from Boston
was master of a small craft, usually en-
ployed in the coasting business. 1t SC
happened, on 4 certain time, that oul
hero was run into by steamer. and SC
serious was the collision that not only
was the craft badly crippled, but its
worthy master almost came to an un-
timely end. lie vas not far from port
when the catastrophe took place, so has
tening to the city, he demanded of the
steamboat company damages which they
refused to pay. His rage knew no
bounds. He would have justice. Start,
ing up town he inquired for the best
lawyer in the city. lie was directed to
Choate d Bell. Finding the place he
strobe IN and asked if Squire Choate
was in."
lie received reply that Mr.. Choate
was in, bat was engaged inside, and at
the same time services were offered by
one of the lawyers in the outer Office.
"No,'! said he, 81 don't want any un-
derstrappers. I came here, and want
80 see Squire Choatc." In short time
he was told, he could see Mr.. Choate,
Proceeding to Mr. Ghoate's room. he |
offered his large hand to the great law,
Yer, with the remark: Glow are We
squire I've got big case for ye."
Mr.. Choate found that he had an orio-
nal character to deal with, and listened
10 MS complaint, Mr. Choato wrote q
letter aud told him to take it to the com.
Pany. But our friend objected. "No.
that won: do; just sIay a writ on to um.
es, write um letter, and they'll put
tteir property out Of their hands,
! mats the way the lawyers do down
home. Put um through"
After some persuasion on the part of
Mr.. Choate, our friend reluctantly took t
the letter and departed for the other
Iarty. When they saw the letter. writ. t
''n IN thoan uniptclIigible crows tracks =
tn that unique signature Of Rufus =
aoate-a terror of all having acquaint. G
nee with the court when he appeared c
IS an opponent-thoy quickly settled s.
F,'h the Captain on his own terms t,
onr friend was nightly pleased, and
. ertitude to Choate knew no bounds
nshiOg into the gentloman's Office, he u
''d' NEST eagerly: esquire, yer got
.oni iorkod- 7. .ht over; what's yer Fl
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
~, FRREED !:

c.vckADEE-MEDDoCK-at the residence
T,, TI ,,,,IS Ale5, Mayhood IN Spring Creek tp,, on
rrnursuay, Oct, 4th, by j. K Whitmore,
hsqH OF Hidgway, Mr.. Lucious Mackabee,
Creek tp. '' Vi spring
DIED:
WILLIAMS On the 8th instant, Dora w
daughter Of William and Lucina Williams
aged II months "'''
WooD-On the -, inst, at Boot jack
Emmon Alonzo, the son of William and
Catharine a. Wood, aged five months and
twenty three days,
=" BE still our selfish hearts, be still,
Nor wish him back again;
We know it is out Fathers will.
And this shall soothe our pain"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
The Election in Elk Go

El., county gives Clymer 500 maiori
ty. yhis is small gain over tho vote
Of 1864. WV
hidSway township gave II majority
Tor Geary, and five Tor ScoGcld.
st. oMary's borough gives POP MAORI.
ty for CIymer.
,. . .B@enzinger Sc, township, 224 majority
for Clymer
Fox township, 40 majority for Civ.
mer' and l59 majority for Scott.
Jones township, majority for Scott.
Spring Greek township, I majority
Tor Geary and l for Scofeld.
Thus far we have not heard anything
from jay, Benczotto and Highland
However, we may safely
set Blk down at 500 majority Tor CIV.
mor, and $50 for Scott
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
Bold attcmpt at Robbery

bOlu ON DT n / l90iahr11y-
On Saturday cyepino coon or,on 6
o'clock 90 Nir onl lTr. T.,,,., n
Weeks of Y,rh,nL 7 uon, o;.,...
in a smaII ropt room IF tho;r Lonso :
gentle knock was hoard A. tho ,aan -,
the narrow entry odi.oo,t u,,
Weeks c,llpd H., a,,cctio, - ho. L.,.
band to t. wbo oroso and olunaaoI =.
omen ,no dam Lr+ Lorino hoam :; -
sIioLt d,sc o,I ro+ o.. onoo .,.;..-
clearly he did NOT % di,oonr t,uarI
it. which Mrs Wooks ohso.-,;,n ah.
went herself and onancd tbo d,,r onl
as she did so two mon v,;to r,o.. j.,
euised, pressed ,bronrb ,bo onrro,co.a
the same time she saw Two o,bors s.,rl
ING outsiee. Ono Of IL. frr,or rna
scutcd a pistol toward bcr With . Lr,,t
cpino .bpsh y, wbi,o .,o o.lon ..,,..,
the sittinr room and o;roa ii. u;'.I.
Mr.. W. with nyorr ,rorov or ,orrI;r, =,
The words h,l b,r,1v L,on ,,..,.,
when Ntr. Wecks now nor,n,I,r,
aroused, sprang toward ,ho f.I,am anJ
with one hand seized tho avn, n1';nh
held the pistol and divcrtod ;ts o;m
while he nronn,od bi,, r;,h -, ',. @
hand, forcing him against the wall md
window. driving his c]b,w tlr,u,r ,Lo
latte. The outcry Of Mrs. woc[s
brought in from another r,o,r . I,.nos
tic, whom Mrs, Weeks directed 70 b,,u.
the horn. In the meantime Mr. V-cot,'
lssailant, still firmly clutched bv him
struggled toward and succeeded in
'caching the entry, tbro.,b which and
,ut of the lo,r boc clo.h ,r,,,. ,n;,,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
CTo BE CoNTINUED.)

sch-A mining company in Northern
LOUISIANA struck solid block of pure,
weighing thirty-three tons. Other
large large blocks were found at a dis.
lance Of eleven feet below tue surface Of
the sround.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

CJ~Sir Morton Peto the prominent
English gentleman who visited this coun-
try short time ago, aud who created a
very favorable impression wherever he
went is charged with an over issue of
The bonds Of the London, Chatham and
Dover railroads to the extent Of nearly
half a million dollars, to postpone fail.
ure.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
EOR SALE!!

EOR SALE!!
Two Steam Engines
olnch bore and l6-iuch stroke, with n ain
shafts and line shafts, sc.
AlSo' FOUR cylinder boilers thirty feet
long and OF sufficient power to drive tho
TWO engines. Any one desirous of purchas.
ing steam Machinery will find IL to their nd.
vantage to call upon the subscriber at Port,
land Mills HIRAM CApAIAN VIZ
Ridsway, Pa. oct. 4th.3m.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

~ B.-Any work, either American
or Luropen, Religious, Scientific. Phil.
osOphieal, Historical, &c., will be rro.
cured on application as above. Apv
article in the Book or Stationery linz
10: 10; IN n store will be seut for by mail
dering. rirn T "i'0r Or
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
GOOD .E'EEE,S!

Nhe subscriber begs leave to announce 10
n the citizens of Elk and adjoining coun
.IeS 'hat lie has purchased the harness shop
iHlely occupied by John Smutz, and that he
is prepared to do all kinds of work in a suir.
able style,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kept constantly on hand at price. to suit
the times. Give me call-shop in the Sec
ond story of Houk's building.
ocll-ly.] CONSTANTINE LEWIS
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

SSS~Ihe President of the Union Paci-
ic Railroad Company, Eastern division
has notified the Secretary of the Iuteri,
or that an additional section, the fifth.
OF twenty miles, of this road is compile,
ted, aud the Government commission.
ers have been instructed jy the Secre-
tary OF Interior to examine this section
so as to irc'ad2 it in their present re.
port.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
INSURANCE
AGAINST loss or DAMAGE byFIRE.

FENlE I.ycoming County Mutual 1nsur.
Il ance Company at Muncey, Pa, cou
nnues TO Insure against Loss or Damage by
Flre en- all kinds eff Merchandise. Public
ana private buildings, either in town or
county. Also on Mills, Ianueries. Barns,
stocks of Grain, &c, at the lowest possible
rates, consistent with safety to the Insurer
and insured. The Lycoming County. Mu-
tua! insurance Company invites an investi.
gaIlon as to its stability. Its capital
amounts 10
s. 2, 8 90. 900!
Ihus assuring to every one of its patrons
that their losses will be promptly and salts.
iactorliy paid. It's management has always
neen prudent, as its existence of twenty.
six years fully demon nstrates.
JAMES BLAKELY.
Agent for Elk county, at ST. Mary's.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

rl2-; Samuel Iy Ter one Of Jeg Davis
counsel, had an interview with the At.
torney General at Washington. and it is
pelieved that his case will be postpone d
with the others on the docket. as oc
cording to the laws enocted Sy the LOST
Congress, Judge Underwools 5 court can.
not sit this month.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

HfA- Young Dumas has made $4,000
rom the first edition Of his new book,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

EGr p, T. Barnum is on a lecturing
tour out West.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11
SOMETHING NEW

HOUSE, SIGN g. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
VIE SUBSCRIBE WOULD RE-
IL specttully inform the citizens of Elk
county, that he has just started in tn,
apove business in Ridgway, and feel conf
Heht mat he can please all who may favor
INN IL, win their custom. GRAINING.
rarEk HANGING AND CALCIMINING
DoNE ON SHORT NOTICE AND IN THE
no5I fashionable and improved manner and
Sn,y'e' orders left at this Office or at the
pn:nnSlhg :n House of Southcr, Willis & Souther
VIII be promptly attended to.
W. =. WILLIAMS,
May-lTG6-1y.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

The Navy Department has re.
oei'G" information from the Rio Grapde
10 the effect that American interests
nave not suffered by violence from a.
ther party in Mevico, aud that ne French
war vessels had appeared off Tampico
0HrAuthority is given for the en-
Phatie denial Of prevailing reports that
the President is about to modify his
policy regarding the constitutional am
e1ment. lie will, however, it is believ
ed, propose to Congress, at its approach
Ing session an amendment containing the
essential elements of the present one
although in less Objectionable form.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-10-11

NAEcUTIONS, SUMMONS, SUBPR.
- nas' Warrants, &C., on hand and for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Out in Nevada, vegetation 10 scarce that
bunch Of thistlss and two mullen stalks
are called grove
A little brown Ash, without eyes, was rs>
Gently pumped out Of an oil we'll at PIT Hole
from depth of 6l6 feet.
An English physician has advanced the
theory that idiocy Is invariably caused By
influences acting on the individual ct birth,
and often attributes to want Of the infant .
natural food.
The salt consumed in this country annu.
ally amounts to $4,000. 900 bushels, half Of
which we import Tho native products is
increasing and ten years hence we shall salt
ourselves.
Seventy-fve Quakers arrived At Wash
ing'on yesterday. from North Carolina, and
one hundred and fifty more are on their
way. They are coming West.
At New Canton, H., on the 10th, Charles
Brammel killed Edward Garrison by stab>
bling him with pocket knife The weapon
entered the heart, and death followed in
about ten minutes. Brammoll is under ar>
rest.
The Six Nation IroGuois) Indians aca-
ted in colony on the Ottawa River, under
descendant ofthc famous chief Brant have
rendered the services of 800 of their braves,
to fight the invading Fenians The Iro-
guo.s are inherent enemies Of the United
States.
Mr.. Edgar Croker, of White Oak Springs,
La Faycttc Co, Wis, committed suicide on
Sunday, the 4th inst, by drowning in aims
eIal hole. He was only u years O. age.
lie left q note to bis father saying that
whiskey had proved his ruin and warn.
ing his younger brothers against grog
shops.
Milwaukee is using every endeavor 10 in.
crease its population. aeiuatcd no doubt b.
sheer jealousy Of Chicago. \ woman in
II hat city on Tuesday last gave birth TO four
children, two boys and two girls.
A Naples letter writer says that several
Roman Catholic priests have declared their
intentions Of marriage, under the new law
which mikes marriage a civil rite, and that
one has already been united to lady of
Naples. The writer thinks this example
will b. somew bat extensive followed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24


Blue and other preparations Of neseury $50.
ally produce more sasrne and dsa>h thsn Ne diseases
which ,hsy profess TO cure
And yct thN corrosive material 70 AensQoeed By q.
.opathc docsors preeerbe1 BY them aloe1 unveso.
ally IN casss Of i've complaint ccssunptica eflunoes
etc.
mERRIcKp sUGAR.COArRp piLLa
composed entirey Of roots asd hsrs oolaped from
the great fehouse u natsre an they eelasy o..
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the iest Of fatr e1peAircns. nesslcks Prs DO soe
produce any nsuesa siokeess Of the stomach bot
when given for dyspeps may be proper 70 uss then
In connection With Herricks Ma Ples ers externally.
by this ndcious treatment the ELECTIVE faculties ere
speedily restored TO thsts III veor and the Vorstce
sss Of indigestion may ~ cured
When reflect that che Liver d ~ lasaeo1 0eogoal
organ off, body that 20 y sssIhsd The inpostast
duty Of nlterins the blood and props ring Ne se tnas
II IL subject to many disorders, and that VIXEN = ~.
eased inactive, the ~ ole body susrs symQethsc.
ally. y not surprising that medicine which go
restore the IL Thy operations oi tho liver should pro-
ducs wonderful changes la the general hesth and IT.
feet cures which may appear TO be almost mlrAcucvs.
Headache Of ,ong continu uce severe pain U Ne soe
breast and shoulders aching Of the nhs Seellng Of
ger weakness and vsetohednesa and other alarm
Ing datressins symptosas, bleatve Of npesssee
disordcred actic Of the liver speedt removed.
Herrick's Bugas. Coated Pnis emil kA Plaster .
SOLD by Druggists and Merchants In all parts pfthe
United S4ates, Canada South America. oSAon, enc
Australia, and may be obtained By calas ios thsa ~
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IN VERQIcW 4 IN Athaev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24


study for the last twenty years, aud In
therefore the person whom all afflicted should
consult. No one ever heard of . patient
Of his not being cured since he hes been IN tho
city. His reput alton has vouchers in ill the city
papers, his patients and the medical profession
both mere and abroad, Ms being the most skilled
Specialist here, and thorough master Of oil
sexual disease. II others fail don't drspsir. give
him a call. II in only cor mon occOurrcnce with
him to cure such cases. His rooms are separate
tor ladies and gentlemen, and the most complete
IN the city.
yprNG MrN. TAKE PARTICULAR NorCx. Doctor
liigeiow derptes much Of his time ~ the treat
ment Of those cases caused by secrcttlabit that
ruins both mind and body, unftting lhs unfor-
tunatc individual for either business or society.
The sad effects OF these early habits. or the cx-
cesses Of ripper years, in 10 weaken aud dcbiltate
The constitution, destroy the ply steal and mental
powers. diminish and enteeDle the neutral feel
ngs. and xhaustr the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of life married, the object OF
marriage frustrated, and existcnce itse II render
ed a fern Of nnccasng misery end regret. such
persons. especially those contemplating mar
riarc, should lose no time in making immediate
application, rs DR. b., by his new treatment, 10
".nhed To ensure Il speedy md permanent cure.
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:sD South u. street. corner Of Monroe.
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CHICAGO. III Office hours from = am. TO 3 p. M.
Send for his Guide to Health" published
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24
DIR. j. YOUMANS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

HAvING BEEN ENGAGED IN THE
IL practice If Medicine in this city for sever
al years past, and seeing the great inconvenience
- we'll Is extra expense, of visiting patient,
then writing prescription which must be taken
to some Druggist to be filed, which causes nm
necessary delay in relieving . suffering patis Mt.
his patients at the charge of One Dollar for visit
and medicine any place within the city limits.
and Fifty cents for each additional mile Omce
cor. 4th and Brady Sts Residence ON 18th, BE-
tween Main and Brady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-24
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
oMauRAmcI AGENCY.

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Applications for Building, Cargo or Accidental
sp42-dtf1 JOHN D. EVANS, Agent
1kovoleeo' insurance Tickets for Go1es