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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-26
SoUTHERN LIFE ANCE
COMPANY.


COMPANY.
ATLANTA (GA.) DEPARTMENT.
General JOHN B. GORDON, President7
General A. b. CoLOUITT Vice. President.
W. @. MORRIS, Esq, Secretary.
J. q. MILLER, Esq, General Agent.
Hon. ]. L. MANNING, Special Agent for South
Carolina.
F. J. pELzER, Esq, Resident Director, Charles
Capital all paid up............"....S 25o,ooo 90
Assets let January, 1870, over........ 65o,ooO 90
Number Of applications from
June, 1869, to June, 1870. ..2l4o
Amount insured for year, as above. s,12l, 200 90
Gross Premiums for year, as above... $4,000 90
This prosperous Company having complied with
deposit laws Of the state, continues to issue Life
and Endowment Policies from this Agency.
S. Y. TUPPER, Resident Agent
july1s-tuths1mo Charleston, 5. Q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-26

NTANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w WOMAN, to mind children and be use1nl
about the house Apply In Amherst street, one
door from Nassau, between the hours OF ana J.
iulY26-lt ------- -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-26

FoGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 2so King street, I'm the Bend) Charleston, s. @.
junM-tuths6moS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
The Cairo BULLS tin, r. August 8.

'Small profits; quick sales no ossh no
trade And having started out on the cash
basis, l desire TO dispel a memory of
tho fact that ever did business on any
other plan. Ifpartcs indebted 10 me will
cancel their Indebtedness, 30 that can
burn my old books, I shall soon be able to
achieve thu 39ri
c for their liberal pat
ronaye, anu hoping that those indebted
70 me will find it convenient to square up
soon, Iremain as ever,
=. Very Respectfully,
- WM NJ DAVIDSON,
- $50 Cornnlercisf aydue.
July a, lS70-daw1m ~ s.at
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
DyBLlC sCBsOOIAs.s ~
ktF Cst TN
Examination OF Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates, 1S
! os''eE % SoysJEsrr'I ~ sOnooI..

.HI 4.o OSSnE OF CouSry SUP'y az SCHOOLS,
"' Cairo, Illinois, Jnne u, 1870.
ne mrs, and third Saturdays in every month
c sspy appointed for the examination of sp.
pcsnts ior teachers certihcates. Hereafter "A
examhsnons Will be public and conducted ~ :
Pernpsnt Board OF Exmniners consist Il 4
tennent Wiz VIII Issue no certificate except upon
shssr IsSora no en,itls the applicant 70 cerii6,
Oh Aquifedby law TO be tahght, and Sr a nrst grade
from cam. 70 pm, At County supsrintepden
oihes corner e q, fSsT'mersiai sSd Eev
street. bross buidlne, UP stairs. Teachers and
7 - sny portion q ne Common On school school
tnrd. hpt to be employed 70 tesch any common
either nom the State or County sapsrintsndent'
$50. q. LIP. BUTLER
Iel%daWSm County Sup't OF school,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
PARTED.



My ability to supply the farmers Of ,he
surrounding countryJwith agric sstiral inn
plsrnents, &sis ete. on urae. j. not equal
to my disposition. Ihave such implicit faith
in the honesty and Integrity Of NY patrons
that l would, il could, supply NIL their
wants In my line, and let them consult
their own convenience about paying me.
But Il 40 happens thai Aat h j,st exactly
what 4 can'td have therefore, made
up my mind to dissolve partnership with
the credit business, and to let my partner
20 in with somebody that Is better able to
stand his way Of doing than am This
course is necessary step in the direction
of self-preservation, and l have no we'll
wisher that will chide me for taking i'll
shall, as heretofore, keep everything tie
farmer and planter Of the Surrounding
country need for the successful prosecution
of their oalhng, and thousand and one
things that are considered necessities to
Se6k,bdt SSr NJ these things, in
.tend ~ ftcth EFitt ~ ~ %
....... CASH on DELIVERY.
4 Tho adoption Of this rile will enable me
sssst cheaper that svek y ! will not he
compelled TO ''chalk-up' prices to cover
the loss Of an occaional, wildcat debt.
Ny customSfs, vim no doubt appreciate.
the necessity that impsls, this step, and
giSdNthsit APPROVAL Yet Mbs under
stood then, that .sink ps swim, survive or
perish" my motto for the future viii he y;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
FRUIT JARS.

Par.on., Davis & Co, n, Nos. 3 a !
Tenth street, have rcceived their second
large stock Of Fruit Jar. for the .uiarner
trade, which they are offering a, much
lover sgnre' than last ycafs AZURE. -
s Good Gla., Jars nj q 81 per dos Ma
son Jars, self sealer-, at - 20 pcr .do@
saIne with porcelain lined cAps, 81 per doz.
Call aud eSiuUina stthe eJ.ie.g .'"'
&c OF EESSWAkE HOUSE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
MINERAL WATERS.
FIRST Uf the SEASON

ki--ingen. Setter. and Blue Lick
wstsss, sad ala ths, o.i,er variety Of
,wa,ers from Tie celebrated spring of Ger
many and america, on DRAFT and FOR sale
by The glss- gallon or barrel 4, The drug
store Of b. 7. Whitaker, No. los CONNER
c'a' avcnuc' csir'Ill',TV apllstf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

Saratoga Ladies Trunks--thc best
manufactarcd-all sizes and prices, at John
Artrinf., Also Satchek and Travelling
Bags Of all grades, sizes. styles and
ls.. lT-, Il tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

STUDY your interests and read the I'D
vertisement ."Greatest Work of the Age
ID fds pspss. DE6 x grnayl .a.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

The 1mpsvtshable Pevfu sas.
ASS rule. th~ perfumes nov In use have DO PET
msnescy. An hour or tvo aflsr their us. there l.
noffsrs OF penhrns len How different J. The re-
= snli succeeding the nse Of Murry and fAurnan'.
siorsds wsser. Dsy. After ~ application toe.
handkIchirf erhs,e- mos, fc' gNwut de- ~
md agreeable fragrance. 20 'fa' rnar,ds,dN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

SFRrsH Eggs and Yellyws Butter an al
Ways pc lhad Road o. advertisement
s0reste* Work of The Age, 7 in tbs pa
per. maylSd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

IL -Reineinber the Rough and Ready hats
in white and brown, al John Antrim's.
They are nice---they are cool. See
.thems, = .ElgI IT,
Clothing Tor The million at p. NehTs No
10 Ohio levec. Thebest good in the city
VIM be found NJ this house. uHi II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

An examination i solicitcd-of what
Why, the choicest stock Of piece goods
elctl,s, esss,,a.rssr .ioe.sins. linens. narsail.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
'.' - - ~ voc VAN

-n1 ours Tor Hehische. rhnnh, Deafness, or
H % upsiuy IN the ears, s.sdi Tor our stERNUTA.
u - TORY. Pfee cents rUtr g..aIt ----
%. EItWr OF the above sent postpaid on re-.
rsip' VI prcs.
"a A,ldrsss Joseph X Ltehsf. ~ Nsskst street,
- % ~ t..u,s. Mo. ~. T " s~f7lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

July Il, ls7O.-dawlm " o..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
This Method VIII Take the Place Of
"if-' ~ ~ All Others

IT DOES NOT TAnNISM the EGG;
Orvive " the Appearance ofage, and when offered
for ale II cannot Ice told either b, appearance OF
quality from fresh laid egg,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
BOOKS.
A Book ImvaiWablc % Grocery Keeper.
1t Contains

Every produce dealer, every dAiyman, every
farmer, every inaauiaciurer, everybody. Nou
cHuuv. afford 10 DO wihoht g..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05

The slret ii.t only cer1.ln Ia.tAoi g. keep eeg-
fresh ant sssst Tor 40 least one year, The ensI
h ie-s than hall a cent per dozen, ami by thu
method esgs bought al eight ana ten scents u doz
winter tor nom thirty To my cent. Wien once
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-05
TT Contatno

The hest receipt ever published for rendering -ouI
anu rancid butter perfectly sweet, and also how to
give uniform and natural color 10 whit" and
streaked butter, and the best manner OF mixing
aud Tepacklng butter tor market. ...
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07
Building up the Waste Places.

The American Sunday School Union,
now upon the 48th year of its labor, has
done more, probably, than any other
agency, to create the present widespread
interest in the Sunday School and Sunday
School literature. 1t has had it's mission.
aries with the advance guard of western
emigration for twenty-five years, and the
first Sunday schools in most of our now
flourishing towns, were established by its
missionaries. One of its veterans, Ste
phen Paxson, of Illinois, has organized
1900 new Sunday Schools, and the influ-
ence Of his work is felt in the great Prairie
State now. Since its organization, this So
ciety has organized more than $4,000 new
Sunday schools, and brought into them
over 100000 children. During the past
summer the missionaries in the north-wes-
tern department., including five states
only, have organized some 300 new schools
with 10000 children, besides aiding $50
other schools, having 10000 children.
The need for this kind of work is great,
and the demand very apparent to the OBJ
serving. 1t was stated at the Sunday
School Convention. at Fond du Lac, that
not ore. fourth of the children of Wiscon.
sin are in the Sunday school. Many of
the 100000 out of Sunday schools are be-
yond the reach of the churches, and if
they are brought in at all, it must be by
missionary labor, and by that which will
unite all christians and engage them in
work for the children. In such localities
there are not enough Of any one denomi-
notion to sustain school, though by uni
ting, healthy service can be maintained.
1t is too, one easily supported; it gives all
something to do; it brings the children
under religious instruction and prepares
the way for the church and permanent
ministry. This is the work done by the
Missionaries of the American Sunday
School Union.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07

she called herself ''Fiola,"
which signifies -"hopes revived"
Viola is very pretty village. The
streets are all paved with beautiful gray
sand, and the side walks are constructed
of the same. 1t is nice and soft in
the summer time. and hard and smooth IN
the winter. There are two mills in the
village, one saw mill and one grist mill.
They make lumber at the saw mill and
run it down the river, and they make flour
at the grist mill and the inhabitants make
it into bread and run 1t doom! They
have two bridges at Viola, one to cross on
to 90 into town and the other to 60 out OF
town. The one that leads out of town
they tore down just after lett--they
didn't know was gone.
By act Of the Wisconsin Legislature IN
1860, the Kickapoo river was made naU'-
gable for suckers but since that time, the
mill owners, by their mill dams. have so
impedcd navigation that none but very
light draft suckers can navigate 1t.
left the K,ckapoo valley late IN the
evening, and just as the sun went
down on the western slope Of the rocky
mountains, went down the western slope
of the last hill in Richland county, and at
dark found myself at the foot of the first
hill in Vernon county; but being tired
out with climbing hills, determined not
to climb this one, and undertook to 60
around it. How well succeeded in get
ting around it is secret to be revealed at
another time. s.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07

State to the contrary Notwithstanding.
It is very certain that scheme under.
lies this unwarranted and uncalled for
proposed amendment to the constitution,
and it is hoped the people will say to the
legislature by their votes this fall, that I'VE
have amended our constitution several
times without much reflection. but on this
question we will vote FOR THE GRAND
JURY SYSTEM and against changing
the constitution"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07
County Temperance Convention.

The time has come when all the friends of Tenn
eerance are called upon to unite their voices in ia.
Tor of TEMPERANCE men for public offices, against
those who are professedly opposed to that reform.
Therefore, in pursuance of instructions from the 1
state Temperance Society, county convention is
by called to meet at the Court House. in the vii
Iage Of Dodgeyle, at l o'clock, on
Friday, October 21st. 1870,
and to be composed of delegates from the several
towns who are favorable to the Temperance cause,
for the purpose of raifying such temperance nomi-
nations made by the Republican and Democratic con-
yentions as may be thought proper, and consulting
as to the propriety Of and making new nominations
where these have failed to nominate temperance men
for county Offices.
Each town will be entitled to representation in the
convention as follows
Arena, s: Clyde, 2; Dodgeville, "A; Highland. 10;
Linden Il Mineral Point City, LIST Ward, Z; I'd Ward
- Mineral Point town, 5; Mifflin 5; Moscow 3; Pu-
laski, 8; Ridgeway, s. Waldwick, 3; Wyoming, 3.
r G. Owens,
Phillip Allen, jr. County Committee
w. S. Booth
October 7, 1870.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07

IN the following shares of stock In the Dodgevie
i Mining Company will be sold at public auction
r the non. payment Of assessments. at the Chroni-
lie oiice, in DodgeviIle at ~ O'CLOCK on Saturday
avening October 18th, 1870.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Iowa County Teachers Institute will be held
at DOdgeSile. commencing Tuesday morning, 0cto-
Der 1lth, 1870, and continuing three days.
Capt. Robert Graham, President of the State
Teachers Association, and who. by appointment Of
the Board of Regents, is holding Institutes through
out the Srate, has been engaged and, together with
the assistance OF Prof. Gaylord, expect to have
tine best and most profitable Institute held in
the County.
The object of the Institute is to afford the Teach
of the county thorough a course Of instruc-
ton in all that pertains to the business of teaching
the time will permit Teachers who desire to
qualify themselves for their work should not lose
this opportunity. Every teacher in Iowa county
should be present. And the friends of education
generally invited to meet with
The evening sessions will be occupied with public
lectures, essays by teachers and the discussion of
subjects of interest.
Schools, will lecture evening.
The people of Dodgsville will entertain teachers
free.
Avoca, Sept 5, 1870.
SAMUEL PARKS, Co. Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07
Republican Nominations.
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters of Iowa county, by Their
Representatives will assemble at the Court House. in
the village of Dodgeville. on
F,Tdey, October I'm, f670,
At o'clock P. NJ, of said day, for the purpose o
nominating candidates for the several county offices
to be voted for at the election the Sth day Of No
yember next.
The basis of representations said convention, will
be upon the presidential election of 1861 at the ratio
of one for every so votes poed at said
election and for every fraction of so exceeding
25 On this basis he several towns and wards of the
County will be entitled to representatives as follows
Arena. Mineral Point town..
Clyde. mimi
Dodgevile.. 1Hoscow."........-........:
Highland ................10 Pulaski.........-..
Linden ..................... Ridgcway
Mini PIT. City 1st ward. Waldwick..............
" Z" I'd ward. Neutrality-suspicious.. 3
By order of Co. Committee.
J. II. VIVIAN, Chairman.
Mineral Point, Sept 14th, 1870.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07

TIE above shares will be sold to the highest bid
dar for CASH The surplus. should there be any
after Psying the assessments ana expenses Oh SAFE
will ,e returned TO the owner
Dated DodgevilIe. Sept. 3. $50
W. j. wRfGGLESE0RTH.
Rw4 sec,y Dodeevisls filming Co.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07
rridav, October 2Ist. 1870,


Notice ,reby given to the Republican voters of
the town of Arena that Republican Caucus will be
held on Wednesday eve the 18th inst, at the school,
house in the village to elect delegates attend the
County Convention to be held at Dodgevile, on the
18th inst
D. G.. JONES,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-10-07
JOB w OR Il. .
mAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER

on the oath day of August, 1870, on land owned
- BY him, being Section 81, Town North, Range
two miles north of Dodgeville, one black mare colt
about two years old, with in forehead and white
off hind foot
The owner is requested to call and identify the
property, pay The charges and take il away.
LEWIS LAUN.
Dodgsville, August Is, 1870. 5owa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
THE RkUFY CASE.

There were no new developments or pro-
ccednEs yesterday in the OF the abscoudme Coeo-
tor OF the XXXIId District. and public interest IN con
sequence wa considerably abatcd. The DstrctAttor-
new leaving his Office IN the afternoon, remarked that
not word" Of fresh intelligence concerning Bailey had
been received Ivy him. while Col Whitley, IL whose hands
the case az present rests busy Of the day III the
Circuit Court attending a trial fOT counefeitins.
The investigation into the accounts Of Collector Baileys
Office was continued by the clerks under the immediate
supervision OF M \ C. VAL, tho Deputy Collector IA
charge and Supervisor butcher and Assistant Comis.
souer Douglas Who arrived on Monday from Washing
ton The stamp account carefully examined but no
discrepancy exceeding six cents IN discoy-
cred.
The receipts in this department since Mr.. Bailey took
charge OF the district have amounted to Sj'0Io The
statements made yesterday morning that $1,000 Of the
gauser,' ices had been taken was incorrect
Tls accounts were properly given for the
month Of February ard the receipts thus
far This month have not exceeded 1900. The income
derived from this source Is very small, aud the clerk N
charge Of that department states that there was never
$4,000 in guager fees in the Office at one time Inc tax
account assessment lists are under examination
and until this is completed the Of the dofalcation
IL any exists be known. The statement thdt the
cashier, Mr.. c II Long. was arrested, is also neor
rect \ warrant was Issued Tor his arrest but the au
thorIties becoming satisfied that he not implicated
Withdrew It, and be attended yesterday to his duties as
usual
Tic reports that Mr.. Bailey drew large sum Of money
on The dy lie left and also that he owned real estate IN
England ale c0Htradctcd. The interest which he had IN
| a farm in Sew-Jcrsoy was comparatively small
II was rumored yesterday. and the statement Is pretty
clearly traced 10 d firm OF liquor dealers lately prose
cuted by Bailey that the eX-eolecor few days before
his departure offered, through confidential friend to
discontinue his suits and resign his position on receipt OF
certain sum Of money. but the amount demanded was
so large that none OK the whisky were willing 70 buy
! of Their enemy ~ such price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
ECUADOR.

TrG ALI EGED ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY.
GvAYAOIIL, Feb. 9.-Under this date the
-1rrespondent OF The JGn0n,n Mail writes;
The ad,ces which have Just received from quito en-
able no TO inform you that the attempt TO assassnate
she President Gabriel Garcia Moreno, attempt at
IN but lance enacted By The Government The Presi-
su had instructed u lis low tools, sambranO, TO
aecoe intimate with limontel COruelo, and other lndl
Ddudl- trends OF the Liberal party and TO form with
them tar OF assassination Unfortunately these two
latter gentlemen, confding too much on the fnendshp
f ~inbIaE- easily fell INTO tho trap laid Tor them Cor
ito forged the Minister Of War, Gen. Darqua's sigma
tuie t0 Is letter addressed TO Col. Avila, commanding
TIE Artillery Brigade, quartered IN Guayaqu, telnng
Lu make revolution IN the latter cry immediately
DID arrival OF Garcia MorenOs death Through
90, r,trumeutdty % oaubrauO the President obtained
che letter ana al the details Of the plot from The same
~auhrauO and "a Dr Sanchez, lately OF the Liberal SIDE,
play the part of spy with the Ontr u Deng
..,.ttG CAtf SUI scOn ia the Government Hospital IN
EtshUyu EoIntiO and Plmentel were taken prisoners
s.d Ificd JOS court martial, winch sentenced them 10
death. hut U1dgHOHiBnB Of Garcia Moreno could not
ItU o. . and the sentence was changed 70 ten years
90 IH. work. chain gang for Pmentel and seven Tor
tu1tu Tits /. Of Tie many iarces when are ddIy
Etresctd ID G4Tc.a Moreno and his serNAe followers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23
STEAM COLLIEES.

Among the many improvements and enter
prlses brought before the public during the past year
there none more important than the introduction OF
Iron steaC OILERS on coast and for this we are IN
debfed 10 Mr.. WalwOrth d. Crane, a young New-IOrk
merchant who three past has labored inoes-
sanity 10 establish the line In June last the pioneer
SHIN The Rattcsuake 500 tuns cargo capacity made her
trial trip on the Delaware River. THIS vessel was iOl-
lowed by the CeHtipede, Mr.. Crane making some ln-
proyencnts IN her construction aud IN september last
he placed four more under contract VIZ the Achilles
and Hercules uns each; the Panther ana leopard
$40 tuns each and these last named reflect credit upon
hi sagaclty and skill. 49, =,
The benefits Of cheap coal transportation from me
great shipping points cannot be- too hlghy estimated
and a. NeWY6rk and its adjacent ports on the Hudson
River are becoming the great depots for coal u mere
our merchants and manufacturers nusi look ior sup
ples instead Of depending upon philadelphia, winch h
Inc terminus OF only cOacarrying road, Wine mere
We have the outlet Of the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany the Delaware, LaCkawannn ana Nc-tcrn Com
pany the Pennsylvania Coal Company the HHhesDatie
Coal ana Iron Company ana OF the products OF Humerou,
individual operators New-lOrk. a. the metropolis hu
on account it, geographical position must become he
great coal mart Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-23

Soon after n. IN. yesterday lire was DIS
covered In the nneroom IN the basement OF the hve-
story building Nos g. c. c. and % Crosbyst The IRE
had gained such Roadway before II discovered that
by the time the Fire Department had arrived the haues
had reached the upper floors. and In spite OF every eAe
ton by ChetEnrueer Perey aud the hremen' soon
spread throughout the entire building and ia o0Inpa
aty.y short time the structure and contents wee al
most entirely destroyed nothing but Tie 'front.' wa re
naming -, 2, y
The first floor of Nos Ct and CO. occupied by l. V
UauehwOut 4 Co. as "a gas fixture and pluubihe manu-
factory Loss on stock aud machinery sl0V Insurer
for 800 by tie Liverpool, London aud GVbo t"uPd"1'
ana $1,000 By The GrOcers Company, ,
me nrs.oor of Nos C3 aud G5 and the third door of
the entire building were occupied by the ne" WE
dy,ullc Company Los sl0O0t not iusurrd. portion
of me rt n1or n No a. ~ a. occupied ~ L. l. Smith,
nickel platter Loss, 1000, INSURED Tor s-,,w -, M,
The second and nftA n'ufs were uh"tcupru. 4n'
fourth floor was occupied ~ NJ hchollrhI,- ~ w. W
bacco mauuiactsDrs Loss, $1,000 Insurer ,...,..
4ug Iysa " Ag,5rs. Fhulhu L COLelioE Oh D4.'1lAE