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The Greenback vote in OHIO for
Governor in 1877 was 39,aoI in 1878,
for Secretary of State, it was 38.322
in 1879, for Governor, was o,o72; in
1880, for President it was 6,456, and
for Secretary of State it was 6,876; in
1881. for Supreme Judge, it was 6 .4o5;
and this year, for Governor, it was
2,7S5.
The amount Of money invested in
cattle in Wyoming Territory is over
$1oo, ooo. 900.
Thursday. November 8, is to be off.
cially proclaimed as Thanksgiving Day
in Canada.
The Chinese exclusion law has Civ.
en- an impulse to Japanese emigration
to California.
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ATURDAY THE oath DAY OF NO
NCuDEn 1000
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF Missouri, County Of Adsir g.
In the Circuit court OF Adair county,
Dee. term. 1883. In vacation. Oct 18th. 1855
James II. WILL ms, PIE VS. Carrie Williams, der
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Best Time for Painting Houses.

The best time for painting the ex'
terror of farm buildings is late in au'
tumn or during the winter. Paint then
then employed will endure twice as
long as when applied in early summer
or in hot weather. In the former i,
drys slowly and becomes hard like a
glazed surface, not easily affected after.
wards by the weather or worn off by
the beating of storms but in very hot
weather the oil in the paint soaks into
the wood at once as into sponge
leaving the lead nearly dry and nearly
ready to crumble off. The last diff.
Guilty, however. might be guarded
against, though at an increased ex-
pense, by first going over the surface
with raw oil By paint in cold weather
one annoyance might certailly be es-
capped. namely, the flies in fresh paint.
-Homesfead.
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The 4ooth Anniversary Of the
birthday Of Luther was suitably OBJ
served on Saturday last, in almost
every civilized portion Of the globe.
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Liberal Prices and Time.

Q DVE u. "A. III
X. ". Mears, Auctioueer.
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A STORY OF THIRTY YEARS AGO
How A Man Escaped the GaIlows to
Die on Ills Release from Jail.

Mr.. G. w. DeReamer, Of this place.
was an e. eyewitness of much of the fol.
lowing, and fully conversant with the
whole affair as narrated below.
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

':The tide of intellectual effort" says the
Loaion Times, 'sets strongly in the direc-
ton Of science, just as at an earlier period
it set in the direction of letters.'
Prof. ". A. Rogers has recorded the Gu
rious discovery chat the microscope may
fail to show lines or errors in ruled lines
which may be detected with the unaided
eye.
An account, by Prof. G. W. Kraft, of an
ice-palace built at st. Petersburg in 1740
contains the remarkable statement that an
ice cannon was also made, from which,
with q charge of a quarter Of pound Of
powder, bullet was driven through a
plank two inches thick at distance of fifty
PAGES.
In ancient Egypt the tax collectors re-
ceipts were inscribed on fragments of
broken crockery. From the British Mu-
scum collection of these queer documents
which have been found in large numbers
"a series of translations have been made
by DR.. Birch showing the tax in Egypt un-
der the early Caesars.
The discovery is reported of large and
very rich deposits of petroleum in the up
per provinces of the Argentine Republic.
One of the deposits, in the province of
Jujuy, consists of lake of about eighty
eight acres in area, and of unknown depth,
which is covered with asphalte. The liquid
itself is rather thick, Of black color, and
is said to be free from disagreeable odor
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DR.. w. Soper has recommended a mix
ture Of equal parts of glycerine and castor
| oil, slightly favored with oil Of almonds or
lemon, as an agreeable substitute for castor
oil. To ensure the ready mixing Of the
two liquids the castor Oil should be very
gradually poured into the glycerine while
the latter is being well stirred. DR.. S. pro
nounces teaspoonful of this mixture an
effective dose.
Japan contains, according to Prof Jules
Marcou, 131 volcanoessof which 48 are ac-
active. The active volcanoes are most
degree of east longitude and the 32nd and
the 3Sth parallel Of latitude. It is therefore
considered by no means strange that Toxic,
| located within these limits, should have ex-
years from 1876 to 1881.
The exploring expedition soon to start
for Greenland under the command of
Baron Nordenskjold is to have in its outfit
flying or air-sailing machine, which is
now being constructed III Sweden at the
expense of DR.. Oscar Dickson. It is to be
presumed that the idea Of carrying such an
apparatus is an outcome of Commander
Cheyne's favorite project of travelling in
the Arctic regions by means of balloons.
Modern medical science is gaining a foot
hold in China. Miss. Howard, an American
physician, having been called upon to treat
the mother and the wife of the Chinese
Viceroy, ST Hung Chang, has become very
famous among aristocratic Chinese ladies.
who now flock to consult her. It is also
said that the Emperor of China has arranged
to educate number of youths in European
medicine and surgery in Hindostan col
leges.
Mons Macagno, to test the influence of
atmospheric electricity upon grape vines,
has caused an electric current to pass
through sixteen feet of a vine from April to
December. The wood of the branches thus
experimental upon was found to contain
less potash and other mineral matters than
the rest Of the vine, but the leaves had an
excess of potash i'll the former of bitartrate;
the grapes from the electrified branches
furnished more must contained greater
proportion of glucose, and were less acid
than other grapes.
Telegraphic communication being now
established between all the Australian colo
MES, it is proposed to issue at Melbourne
daily weather chart, showing atmospheric
conditions at A. H., and venturing pre-
dictions for the following day, especially
when cyclone disturbances appear near the
coast. Those storms usually come from
the southern Indian Ocean, and travel east
Or north east, sometimes running ashore
and sometimes passing south of Tasmania.
Warnings of the approach of the storms are
sent by cable to New Zealand, as they sell
dom fail to reach that region, taking from
two to three days for athe. passage from
= f~-iGa.-
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OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
FOREIGN,

rising is reported near Cape Baytien.
| The Paris Female Medical Faculty has an
/ Indian pupil.
! Two of the Phoenix Park murierers have
paid the death penalty.
The treaty between Germany and NADIA
gascar has been signed.
The town of Samaria Russia, has been
partly destroyed by fire.
! The Czar and Czarina were. enthusiast
cally received at Moscow.
Cetewayo has again been defeated, this
time with great slaughter.
Delaney, one of the Phoenix Park mur-
derers, has been reprieved.
The United States has erected monu-
ment to jefferson at Monticello.
An exhibition of cigar ends, comprising
100000 pieces, has just been held in London.
| The Canadian Government proposes es-
tablishing European colony on Queen
Charlotte's Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackey will attend the
coronation of the Czar. The United States
has already sent ENJOYS.
Ine nedllS vi Ito EollluWdTilb nave DeeIt
brought to the Ameer at Jellalabad, India.
and exposed on the posts.
Jacques Abbatricie and M. Jaulby fought
a duel with swords in the Bois de Boulogne
day. Both were wounded.
1t is reported that Chill and Peru have
concluded provisional treaty of peace, but
the rumor lacks confirmation.
Count DeLesseps gave brilliant ban
quet at Paris, last Saturday, and drank a
toast to the Presidents of the two Republics
and all Americans, present and absent.
The steamship Normandie, of the French
Transatlantic Co., has made the fastest
trip ON record from Havre to New York.
Until additional evidence arrives from
London, the British Minister at Washing
ton will not demand the extradition of
Sheridan.
The Pope's recent circular declares it the
duty of the Irish clergy to curb the excited
feelings of the people and urge justice and
! moderation.
Marwood, the English hangman, says he
never executed a man who displayed more
unhinching front than Joe Brady, the
Phoenix Park assassin.
Two brass monuments, a bust, statue and
cairn, are to be erected in different places
by Queen Victoria in memory of John
Brown, her deceased body servant.
During the last attempt to quell the
revolution at Hayti Barzaiene slaughtered
the government troops until they besotght
suspension Of hostiities to bury the dead.
The Crown proposes to distribute re-
ward offered for the detection of the Phoenix
Park rnurderers among the informers, and
will also send abroad all informers: who
desSIfs5 s.ery-ssvs
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DOMESTIC.

Florida is shipping peaches to Baltimore.
W. W. Cole has made sS4000,0O0 in the
circus business.
Mr. Jay Gould has built the handsomest
mausoleum in America.
Jere Dunn who killed the pugilist Elliott
at Chicago, has been acquitted.
A train Of cars was stopped by caterpil-
! lars near Birds Point, Ark, May 1G.
Chattanooga has already shipped 275,000
pounds of strawberries North and West.
The members of the Texas Press Associa-
ton dined with Governor Ireland last
Sunday.
The New Orleans ,Je,cish South and the
american Israelte of Cincinnati have con-
solidated.
Sami Morse's license for his new Temple
will be revoked if the Passion Play is
presented.
4 scheme has been broached TO place the
cities of New York and Brooklyn under one
government.
Ex-Treasurer Gilfillan has resigned his
position with the Mutual Trust Company
of New York.
A little Texas girl only ten years old has
! been given charge of a railway station
telegraph office.
When completed the shaft of the Wash
ington monument will be the loftiest struc-
ture in the world.
A gang of six thieves have been arrested
at Fort Worth, Texas, whose ages range
from 10 to Ii years.
An Ohio telephone company removed the
instrument Of subscriber who constantly
swore over the wires.
At recent Chattanooga church festival
twenty-four persons were poisoned by soE.4
! taint i'll the refreshments.
| City Treasurer Southworth of Philadel-
phia is charged with fa!sifying his books
and misappropriating public funds.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts has
recently been rendering Judgments in di
vorce cases at the rate of ten an hour.
! The largest single sale of mules ever made
in the United States took place at Columbia
Tenn, 1.5 animals being sold for $2S,G75.
Another terrible cyclone occurring May
| II, destroyed the suburbs of Kansas City
and Arkansas City, besides Wrecking other
| towns.
| A New York shoemaker took an order for
| custoIn-made pair of shoes at 10 A. N,
and delivered them by 6 O'Clock the same
evening.
| An eccentric English lawyer attempted
recently to enter the court where the star
route trial is in progress, in a perfectly nude
condition.
Charles T. Hawkins was tarred and feath-
cred at Lawrenceburg, Ind, for brutally
abusing his family and keeping lewd
woman in his house.
Hearing that the only surviving grand
child of Thomas jefferson was in needy
circumstances, Hon. Samuel j. Tilden has
sent her n check for 800.
A $3.50 bust of Garfield, purchased by
subscription from deaf mutes throughout .
the country, has just been unveiled at the
Deaf Mute Institute at Washington.
Cadet Whitaker, who is supposed to have
rnutilated his ears while at West Point, is
now filing professors chair in the Avery
Institute at Charleston. South Carolina.
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STATE NEWS.
Items Cleaned from the Louisiana
Press.

Items Cleaned from the Louisiana
Press.
Farmerville is to have broom drill.
A number of Tensas planters are raising
fine crops of oats.
Cotton worms are depredating on plan
tation near Monroe.
Forty two new buildings were erected in
Alexandria last year.
The pecan trees are being stripped by black
beetles in Ouachita parish.
Mr.. Claude Robinson, Terrebonne
planter, died recently from small pox.
boy not fully grown has Just married a
widow of mature years in Union parish.
a runaway couple from Natchez were
married on the ferryboat opposite that
place.
The railroad from New iberia to Avery g
salt mines will be in operation by the 1st of
June.
The Lafayette Advertiser denies the re-
ported appearance of small pox at Vermil-
ionville.
which seems to be impervious to cold
weather.
One of the largest planters in Union
parish has not planted an acre of cotton
this year.
Henry w. johnson has been acquitted of
the murder of Lafayette Foreman, in Cal
casieu parish.
It is claimed that lady aged 60 years,
residing i'll st. Landry parish, has just
given birth to child.
Mr. Henry Guidry was shot and killed by
an ambushed assassin while riding home
with his family in St. Landry parish.
The Tensas and Concordia election frauds
cases have been postponed until next term
of the U. S. District Court at Monroe.
Complaint is made of poor stands Of cot
ton and corn all over Concordia parish. A
great amount of replanting has been neces-
sary.
An owl measuring five feet from tip to
tip of It's wings was recently shot in Union
parish, and a steel trap was found fastened
to one Of its legs.
Gov. McEnery issued an order compli-
menting the State University Cadets upon
their appearance and department during
their trip to New Orleans last week.
Mr.. R. H. Yale. owner of the Home plan
tation in this parish and a prominent mer-
chant in New Orleans, was at the St. James
Hotel, Washington city, on Thursday.
At a ball in Ver1nilion parish Alex Dartez
assaulted Ernest Broussard one-arned
Constable, and knocked him down. Brous-
sard drew revolver and mortalIy wounded
Dartez.
John Kane, the drunken steamboat mate
who killed John Leahy i'll New Orleans On
the 9th of March, has been convicted and
sentenced to life imprisonment in the pen
itentiary.
A two story brick building belonging to
Mr.. I. N. Conner and occupied by Mr.. II.
Week, grocer, was destroyed by an incen-
diary fire at Monroe. Loss, 5000; insur-
ance, 5000.
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THE LARAMIE DUDE.

Dainty waist and graceful figure,
Conscience small and brain no bigger,
Breeches tight az assess skin,
Padded to hide the shanks so thin;
Corset, stays and patent hustle.
Substitutes for bsne and muscle;
Eyeglass. cane and watch chain plated,
These, and more than ] have stated.
Help to make that freak of nature,
That's now our sidewalk s leading feature.
To flow with gush and look aesthetic,
To ape the fool and talk poetic,
TO simper. lisp and act the BOBBY,
Is the daily life of the Laramie dude.
- BOOmoTHj1C.
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
make the Court and jury doze,
While time so slowly passes;
| sit astride the Judges nose,
And rcost upon his glasses.
Such floods of talk have come from me,
Such endless streams of chatter,
That strangers stare at all they see,
And wonder what's the matter.
Both sides are rich, the people say,
The lawyers trained and clever,
And cOunsel's pay is by the day,
While | go on forever.
Ivo seen the winter melt in spring.
But still my days were dreary;
At natures grand awakening
My little world was weary.
4 leaden cloud of talk am [.
The sunlight daily quenching,
And every luckless passer by
Is sure to get q drenclllng.
I've talked the Judges eyeballs dim,
And petrifed his liver;
No JOY can life afford to him,
While [ go on forever.
The jury. rooted to the spot
Are nothing now but dummies,
And sit as lfeless as lot
OF Old Egyptian mummies.
They daily lose their hold on earth,
Their sense of time and season,
And nothing stirs their souls to mirtfl,
Or moves their minds to reason.
SO helplessly they float away,
Like leaves upon Il river,
And counsel's pay is by the day
While | go on forever.
-Ne,c York !S7tn
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4 mo. IL mos. s mos! IS mos Il year

Transient advertisements. 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent insertion, Is cents
per square.
Official or legal advertisements, 81 per square
first insertion; each subsequent Insertion 80
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, Is cents per
line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Cards of six lines or less in Business Direct
ory, s. per annum.
Brief communications upon subjects Of public
interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor Is not responsible for the views of
correspondents.
Address: THE CHIEF, Donaldsonville. La.
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A record of American earthquakes in
1882, prepared by Prof. c. G. lockwood,
Jr., includes seventy-two items, of which
thirteen are given as doubtful. The sew
enty-two earthquakes are classified geogra-
phicalIy as follows: Canada, six; New Eng
land, five, three being doubtful; Atlantic
States, six, four being doubtful; Mississippi
Valley, eleven, two being doubtful: Pacific
Coast, nineteen, three being doubtful;
Venezuela, one; West Indies, five, one being
doubtful; Peru, one.
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UMDERT!iIIER.

SCHONBERG'S Undertaker's Establishment
y Railroad Aveue, between Iberviile and At
takupas streets. III kinds of burial cases. from
the pine colin tthe metalic Or rosewood cas-
| l<et.
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DRUGsAND MEDICINES

- RYBISKI, pothecary and Druggist, Mis-
ID. sissippi stret, between st. Patrick and st.
Vincent streets. aioinng Gondran's store.
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Millinery.

MRS. M. BLUI Milliner Mississippi street,
WI between Leard and st. Patrick. Latest
STYLES of Ronnets Hats, French Flowers, ETC.;
also. all kinds Of aides Underware.
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SOMETIMES.

Sometimes | think you love me, and nay heart
Leaps wildly, like startled faWn
That hears the nearing hunters horn,
And seeks to hide from the too fatal dart
Sometimes.
Sometimes think you love me, and my life
Seems all blessing. rid of ills;
Life's eddies turn to ripping rills
That soothe me in the midst of strife
Sometimes.
Sometimes think you love me; in that though
A million tancies quickly rise;
I read their answer in your eyes,
And ah! the pain then in my heart
Sometimes.
Yes, sometimes, yet | dare not even tell
To know your heart what would give;
And 50 | doubt on while live,
But then, perhaps, think It's we'll
Sometimes.
.- -Nen Qrledas city Item.
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vi. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, Bug
gies; etc, corner Mississippi street and Railroad
Ave-
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The ex-Sheriff of Iredell county, n. c., Mr.
W. T. Wasson. says: Browns Iron Bitters
has improved my digestion and general health"
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hr. Frank Suare, 119 Vaudeville street, New
Orleans, La says: Il used Browns Iron Bit
ters for dyspepsia and found relief
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

6t1NGRY, THE PAINTER, shop at Cheap
VI Tony's Store, e,corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting IN all tleir branches. Best work at
lowest prices.
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MI W. DARTON,
Civil Engineer & Surveyor,

(T0r1sh surveyor VI zksCoffsr"1'7
viii attend promptly to work in all branches
of his profession, such as surveying, mapping
leveline for canals, bridges rice 1iumes, etc.
a.tinafirg cost and supervising construction or
same. Orders left at the CHIEF Office VIII meet
with immediate attention
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-05-26
MATTRESS MAKER.

EDETER WAGN}, Spring and Moss Mattress
L ManufactoryIississipp ST. Repairing and
cleaning furnitu a specially. All orders
promptly attendto.
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~ KLINE, corner Crescent Place and Hou-
W mas street, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Corn
Oats and Bran
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$ Joseph's Academy,

IT'S Academy isopen for the reception of
| oys. A thorough course Of the most use
| ludies taught bs gentleman who has had
| re experience in teaching in Iberville parish
.efe and after the war. He sollcits the pat
Ioge of the citizens of fDonaldsonville.
JAMES CROWELL, PRINCIPAL,
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mi LEVY, dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing,
IVA. Boots, Shoes, Hats. Groceries, Furniture,
Hordware and Plantation Supplies, at Lemann's
old stand Mississippi street. e. FEITEL,
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4 D. VEGA. Agent, dealer in Dry Goods,
a. Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats
Groceries. Liquors. Furniture Hardware, To-
bacco, Paints, Oils. Glass, Lumber, Bricks, Carts
and Wagons; Loeb's corner, Railroad Avenue
md II
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ENO. Z. PARK, dealer in Staple ard Fancy
~ Groceries Provisions, Plantation and Steam
boat Supplies, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors,
Bottled Beer, Ale, etc. Dry Goods and Notions,
corner of Mississippi and Chetimaches streets,
opposite River Ferry.
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DONALDSONVILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. Etc.
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- LANDMAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Groce-
Il H. ries, Plantation Supplies, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars. Tobacco, and General Merchandise, cor
ner Railroad Avenue and Taylor Streets ore
block from Railroad Depot
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M TOBIAS. dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods,
Furniture, Hardware, Crockery, Trunks, etc,
corner Mississippi and St Patrick streets and
No. "a Railroad Avenue. Everything at lowest
figures
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E7REDERBCK DUFFEL, Attorney at law ard
Il Notary Public, Office on Chetlmaches street
ODpoaite the Court House,
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DERNARD LEMANN & BROTHER, dealers
ID in Western Produce, fancy and staple Gro
ceries, Liquors, Hardware, Iron, Paints. Oils,
Carts, Plows Saddlery, Stoves and Tlnware,
Furnishing Goods. Mississippi street, corner
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TOS. GONDRAN & SONS, dealers in Dry
- Goods, Clothing. Notions Hats, Groceries,
Wine Liquors. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Paints,
Oils, Saddlery, Crockery, Furniture and all
kinds of House Furnishing Goods. Blue Store,
Mississippi street.
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DAUL LECFE, Attorney at Law and Notary
4 Public. DonaldsonviIlc. Office: on block
below the Court House on Attakapas street.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

" MAURIN, General Fire Insurance Agent
= Mississippi street, over Fernandezs bar
Der shop. Rcpresents first-class companies with
over S5o,G0Oo00 of capital. Policies issued di-
rectly from agency without delay.