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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01
Fatal Quarrel Over Politics.

ELwooD, Ind, Sept. e6.-A free fight occurred during political demonstra. tion last evening in which Joseph Mar tin, Samuel Salvin and Hosea Temple ton were probably fatally stabbed and a number of others were hurt.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01
Looked Into the MuzzIe of His Gun.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Sept. 26. Joseph Ray, aged l9, while hunting ducks on the Salt Fork river, looked into the barrel of his gun while loading it and it was accidentally discharged, blowing the top of his head of.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01
A LAPGaUSES THREE DEATHS.
Two NuSfoes Killed and Third Lyuched Across from New Orleans.

Across from New Orleans.
 ,NE$ ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Last night in Gs9tna, across the river from here, Jaases Hawkins, colored, slapped five. ye.lf-old white child on the street In attempting to capture him about mid night an officer fired at random into a crowd of negroes, killing Alexander and Arthur Green, the former an old, inoffensive colored man. Hawkins was later lodged in the Gretna jail, and this morning at two o'clock mob broke down the door, took him to the river bank and hanged him to big tree and then threw the body into the river. Hawkins pleaded for mercy and asked that he be given two minutes to prav
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01
Canada Don't Want Our Money.

MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 26.-McGill university has issued notice refusing to accept in future any more United States silver or paper money in pay. ment of scholarship fees. United States checks will only be accepted at one-quarter per cent. discount.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01

THE September report of the depart ment of agriculture at Washington makes the number of young hogs in the country for fattening seven per cent smaller than last year.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01

DR. LEWIS SWIFT, of the Mount Lowe observatory, at Pasadena, Cal, has dis covered two new comets close together, both being about one degree from the Enn
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01
CURRENT COMMENT.

DURING 1895, according to statistics on the subject the people of the United States spent S2O.OOO, 900 for chewing srum
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-01

THE Denver, Col, Trades and Labor assembly has decided to send four of its members into the middle states to work for silver in the labor unions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
IsubIicn,ion. Rece,xeI.

The Firginian is In receipt of q well
written pamphlet The eyes and how to
care for them" by DR.. w. L. Davis. of
Windsor. n. c. The book Is praised by
the press of North Carolina.
ANNALS OF THE, AMERICAN
ACADEMY.-The November number of
the Annals of the American Academy.
which concludes the eighth volume OF
that journal. COM aims the folb,Sing pa.
pers: The Relation of Sociology to
Psychology" Postal Saving: 3, ,rks, -
"a Neglected Chapter in the se of
Comte." and 1.-The Ethics of Stock Wa
ier!ng." In addition, this number c.n-
taln.s report of the last National Con-
ference of Charities and Correction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
Iatstory OF Grams.

The city Council of New Orleans has
just passed a law making the game OF
craps illegal. 1t does not matter where
II Is played. whether in the streets, In
the club or at home. craps Is especially
singled out as the most depraved OF
gambling games. not to be tolerated
anywhere. The game, according to q
modern writer, is of New Orleans origin
and over one hundred years old. Ber.
nard de Marigny. who entertained Louis
Philippe when he came to Louisiana.
and who stood seventy years ago ut the
head of the creole colony of the State
as Its wealthiest and most prominent
citiZen-he was entitled to call himself
marquis in France-was the inventor or
father of craps, and brought 1t into high
favor as the fashionable gambling of
the day. When he laid off his plantation
just below the city of New Orleans-it
IS now the third district, but was then
the Faubourg Marigny-and divided It
up into lots. he named one OF the streets
Craps and explained that he did so be-
cause he had lost the money he received
from the sale Of the lot on craps, his
favorite game.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
HiERTFORB.

HEREFORD. N. c.. Nov. 1s.-(speciaD-
The officers Of the military company
give notice to all members that there
VII! be regular dress parade every Mon
Miss Lottie White Is visiting her sis
ter. Miss Clara White.
Abe Lee. who is charged with steal
ing cotton, was brought here last night
and put In jail with his pal, who de-
MED having anything to do with it.
Office when. he was brought from the
depot. There were over $50 persons out
to see him, mostly colored A. A. Saun-
ders and NJ. p. Proctor guarded Lee la al
mint In case any attempt to form
any plans for escape with his pal were
made. =
Colorado Charleys wild West will be
at the fair this week,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
EDENION.

Edenton. N. c.. Nov. 1s.-(speciaD-
MISS Cora Guard. of Elizabeth City, at
Ter spending several days here with
trends has returned to her home.
MRS. Walter Moss has been quite sick
Tor several days at her home on Oakum
MI: VIM. Leary. Jr. returned yester-
DAY from Baltimore. where he has been
on visit to his sick father
The Ladies' Dime Society gave n
musicale and oyster supper tonight at
Rea,s Opera House for the benefit of the
Baptist Church.
Miss Bessie Wood visited Elizabeth
City to-day.
We have had delightful weather now
for several days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
EAIZAiskTIl CITY.

Elizabeth City, N. c.. Nov. 1S.-(spe-
ciaD-Mr. F. H. Busbee. an attorney-at.
law Of Raleigh, n. c.; Mr. William Fla W.
gins. or Buffalo, N. Y. MIR. r. G. GRAY
Raleigh. N. c., arrived on the 1l:45 train
yesterday morning.
Mr.. James E. Entwoistle arrived on
the steamer Neuse yesterday from New
perm. He will accept position with
MT William Parsons. barber, on Poin-
DEXTER street.
MIR. Jerry Burgess Is attending to Mr..
w. Z. Dawson's store, on Polndexter
street. Mr.. Dawson being absent at the
fair grounds. ''
Mr.. J. w. vernelson. of Norfolk, Va,
representative OF the Charles w Stefi
Piano Company. OF Baltimore. Md is
stopping at SWANS Hotel, on Poindex-
ter street
r: G. Gray. Esq. Raleigh. N. c.; Mr..
william Hawkins. Buffalo, N. Y: r. III.
Busbee. Raleigh, N. c.: Mr.. C. r. John.
son, cortland, Va, and Mr.. E. r. AVID.
lett. OF this place. left last night on the
steamer Nense for Manteo, where they
will attend the sale OF the "John Graz
Bount" tract OF land. which is TO be sold
to-day.
Mr.. William Crawford. formerly ma
chinist OF the Blades Lumber COMPANY.
left this morning on the $50 train for
washington, N. c., to accept a position
as nachinst with the Paragon Lumber
Company, Of that place.
Mr.. NJ. II. White, OF HEREFORD. N q
arrived to-day on the $40 train. He has
horse entered al the fair and has come
to see what place he will take in the
races. >-'
Captain Hayman is putting a new
wharf In the rear of Robinson G. Coz
store.
The Elisabeth city Fire Department.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19

SOME READING THAT Will.
PROVE INTERESTING TO YOUNG
MOTHERS. HOW TO GUAR6
AGAINST THE DISEASE.
Group is terror 10 young mothers
and to post them concerning the cause
hrst symptoms and treatment Is the OBJ
ject OF this Item. The origin of croup
Is common cold. Children who are
subject to IT take cold very easily and
symptom Is hoa:Seness; this Is soon fol-
lowed by peculiar rough cough. which
Is easily recognized and will never be
forgotten by one who has heard it. The
comes hoarse. II Chamberlaine'a Couch
Remedy IL freely given all tendency TO
Group Will soon disappear. Even after
the croupy cough has developed II will
prevent the attack. There is no danger
IN giving this remedy for It contains
nothing Injurious. For sale by all drug
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
ADAYIN .rME onUnrs.
Uninteresting Doekets In MI the city
1ribMnnlh Eesiaralax.


In the Police Cou.Y yesterday Sam
Sing, al Chinese laundryman, who run,
a place at 594 Church street. was mr..
raigned on the charge OF whipping Hi.
ia and Yetia, the two lstle daughters
OF M. Tuckman, who resides next dool
to the Chinaman': laundry Sam ap-
peared in company with four OF his
countrymen, and when he was dis.
charged, the Celes,ials moved off in trl.
umphal procession.
JAILED FOR STEALING FLOUR.
Grant Bishop, colored was sent to tail
for six months for stealing a bag of
flour from B. w. Sanderlin,s grocery,
on st. Paul street.
M1SCELIIANBOUS CASES.
The other cases disposed of were as
follows:
David Harris, colored, destroying pro-
perty; continued till tomorrow.
Mamie fitzgerald. colored. nuisance:
fined $3.50.
Susie Jones. colored. drunkenness end
profanity; fined 49,
Sam Williams. colored, who was tried
some days ago upon she cha ge of as
sault and fined $40 and costs, wa: grant
ed new trial. Five dollars was de
Quoted from the original fine.
b. Duetcher, interfering with an off,
Ger; fined SO.
Brogden Boykin. colored, horse whip
ping small white boy on Church
street; fined $3.50.
VIII Seddinger, feloniously assau!tins
j. F.. NlcfIo: ney at the Washington
House., Main street; continued TIL to-
day, and prisoner ba.led in the sum of
500 with j. j. Kelly surety.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
BRADY FOR COLLECTOR
The Colonel Has Some Fine Backing
But Is Not Sure Of II.
uoa. J. ROGE TYLER FOR GOVERNOR
He Will Probably Announce His
Candidacy sn Few Dnys-Tbe
WINNER case Was Partially AR.
g"ed Yesterday AcquIttal or
Light Sentence Expected.

Ja Mesm s. Br ws; E sgy bdssPee!alco
ne was asked what he thought Of his
chances chances Of Icing made Commissioner Of
wosd feel highIs me replied that he
for this position. and added: but. You
R RnIIt;c.s everything is very uncerta n in
splendid backing by the Virginia Republi-
cans.
MEREDITHs RESIGNATION
The failure of the City Council to accent
d dhe r Elf on Of City, Attorney Mere
breach between the two factions in the
democratic party. In fact, 1t has deyei-
S 1ms tsat there are really three factions
votes cast for acceptance These are the
democrats who are not In favor of any
compromise with gold Democrats or the
twenty-five Democrats who voted against
acceptance all save one voted for Bryan
They favor bringing the gold and silver
represents the gold Democrats. There
were two Democrats absent at the meet
Ing; They were in favor Of accepting the
RESIGNATION. and had they been present
the vote would have been tie. Had the
Democrats held caucus with oil mem
bers present the vote would have been "a
Tor acceptance to % against.
HoGE TYLER FOR GOVERNOR
1t Is believed that in a day or two Hon.
j. HoSe Tyler will authorize the announ-
cement that he VIII be II candidate for
|
mat he VIII be In the race, ard some of
MS warm friends are already at work in
his behalf. Tyler has run twice before
Tor the nomination, and his supporters
point to the fact that since the nomIna-
ION or Holiday no name has been put up
once, twice CIR three times defeated for
the nomination.
THE WINNER TRIAL.
The WINNER case was argued bv Mr.
Richardson for the Commonwealth and
Mr. Smith for the defense and went over
I'LL morning. There IS no doubt that the
prisoner VIII be acquitted. To-day there
was no very startling ties nony. One or
Two witnesses were introduced 10y the
had kissed Miss WINNER in the pntsnncc
or her mother. and one young man said
| he had seen ThGlleimer give the youn;s
woman what he took to be money Ii Is
the general opinion that WINNER will GO
free or receive very light punishment
y DROP IN WHEAT.
Wheat took another drop to-day 1t fell
two cents, going down to 9oc. Oats wen
up one and n half cents. Grocers here
and Will FOR short time cling closely to
0c There was considerable tobacco
sold at small prices.
a BRILLIANT WEDDING.
There was II brilliant wedding at ST
PauiS Church tonight. The groom,
was Mr.. Frank Deane Williams, a
young business man, and the bride, Miss
Mary Mason Anderson. daughter OF
Col. Archer Anderson. Rev DIR. Car
michael ofticiatcd. ~ large and fash
ionable company were present The
young couple left on wedding tour.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19

ORGAN RECITAL.
"A Notable Musical Event ut EpwoEah
Church, This Evening

MT koerner Will give the second
VI tne ser.es or organ rectIls at Ep.
worm NJ. Il. Church tonight at s
. - el aa,i'; he Will be assisted by Mrs
New York; Miss Sale Ridley Jones.
cont Mr.. James Iredcu jenkins,
baritone, and Mr. Charles Barjes. violin
isl. An excellent programme has been
arranged, and the names of the artist,
1: suiilclem. assurance OF perfection In
execution, and those who attend NAV
expect rare musical treat.
season and single admi sion lick e. :
may be secured 1T the door. After this
recital the season tickets Will be with
drawn.
Following is to-night's programme in
organ Sonata No. s........ Mendelssohn
Con Moto Measto:o (Andante
Tranquility
a. Cavatlna 80. 49,. J Rafr
h. Caprice Gavotte L Grerb
Con:ralto Solo. "The Gate of
We mea'en -; &C.,. .....B. Tours
N"ulh Violin O5ligato by Mr.. Charles
Rorjes)
a 20. Thou sublime. swest
Evenlng star 49,. ...Tannhause
D. Pilgrims Chorus" .....R. Wagner
Soprano Solo. ''Gallllee" ........
, whitney-Comb:
twin violin Obltgato by Alr. Charles
Borjes)
Mrs, Josephine Turner Homanns.
Violin SOLO. "Reverie" 49,. Vieuxtemp.
Mr.. Charles Rorjes
Overture La Dame Blanche.
Boieldleu
Baritone Solo. AVE Maria. 1nz,
Wdth Violin Obligato by Mr.. Charles
Borjes)
Mr. James Ireden Jenkins.
ItahScrlptIon .......... .......I. Flagler
Finale in D Major Lemmens
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
a New dsnIne.

Percy r. Moore, of this city, manager
here for the Manhattan News Company
has Obtained a patent for a parlor
game of his invention. known as pool
cite" II is said to be very interest
ing game and it is probable that Mr..
Moore has made a prof able invention
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
CAROLINA

VIII have an oyster supper Thursday
nis NJ. November 18th. at the City Hail.
Everybody should attend. as 1t is for q
q very large crowd is In town to-day.
~ large part of them came to attend the
The Gregory Bros hacks are kent
very busy carrying people to the fair
to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
A Good Motto.
Crack and try

- bSIUFe yOU Duy.
Next time you go to the grocers for
crackers remember this and put It to
practice. If you are good Judge, Fox ;
SQUARE waters will please you best, no
matter how many brands you try.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
Dublin Other Courts.

In both the Corporation Court and the
Court of Law and Chancery there was
very little business transacted, routine
mates only being disposed Of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
Townsend & Joynes. AuctIoneers

PURSUANT TO A DEED OF rRIrsr
ms Ms WIFE, to me. as trustee, dated 1nIv 81
G 5Sge; and of reeorded in d b. lis b. ST.
Norioik, Va. shall sell at public aucyt,o Oh
~ tfe Re1l Estate Exchange, Main street
NN9 9v,.nS, va, III, SATUKDAY. the 2lst day Of
following noiis property. to-wit: Lol of 'lanSs
me men ea iipfS Nv M thereon. situated on
FOLK city. Va, and fronting on sat-, Sos
e cry pr avenue thirty feet, With q depth Of
o rI% i t,e, more or less. and being d stant
southern side Of Brambleton averue tie
ms SAFE WI be made subject to GER
= 1., M oeSG OIL trust 10 the trustees of The
In on which there is due as Of Noyem-
Der, III. lsgG: the sum of 10000 49,
TERMS CASH.
w. j. BANTER, Jr.. Trustee
ro,,.s TOWNSEND & JoYNES.
io4-1oS Auct;oneerS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19

We have just freshened orr stoc,. ,,,,h
some October importations of Scotch
suitings. all Of them pretty designs and
entirely new.
RUDOLPHI G WALLACE.
233 Main atreet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
Suits Entcrpti,

James Barclay vs.: George IIaub, GOV
enalt; damages, $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE
decree Of the Court of Law and Chan
CRY rendered on The 9th day of October.
iSlI, In u certain suit In Chancery therein
nHndinG. IN which John NJ. LYMAN and
a w1te e. are ScI pla:ntns ard Linda NJ Lyman
nnblic auction s the Norfolk Real Estate
ESchange, Main street. Norfolk. ViIginia.
Der. 1925, at y M, the following prop
erty: That certain lot or land, with the
ttwo-story dwelling thereon, numbered
W. Sold number), situated on the west side
folk, Virginia. This property is rented to
a good tenant. and offers desirable oppor-
tnnIty 70 one wishing good investment.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance in
Two qual payments, at six and twelve
months from day OF sale 10 he evidenced
by the notes OF the purchaser, carry ng
; =, from The date of sale ard the lille
20 nc reta;red until entire purcbas so
money Is paid, or ut the option Of TIE
purchaser, he may pay CASH
JOHN NJ. LYMAN
Special Commissioner
] certify that the bend required by tina
above aecree has been given
JUNlUS a COLEMAN
noio-tos Clerk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
Mnrrinae Licenses

James Westerve!t and Margaret LIE,
Gcdw!n.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19
PECANs AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
This riucky Aggregation OF Kfckers
Dcfcnt Their Itenyier Antaronista.

The Pecans defeated the Victors yes
terday for the second time by q. score
Of 12 too.
Rogers, of the Pecans. kicked off
safes caught 1t. but was downed with
out gain. The Victors being unable
TO gain the ball went over. Dornin was
sent around right end for ten Yards
Barron hit the line for five more; Hodges
was sent through the tackle for four
and Dornin went around the end, scor-
ing touch down after six minutes OF
play. Barron kicked the goal. Score
6 to 0.
Here Hodges was hurt. and had to be
taken out OF the game, Rogers taking
ms place at full, Payne going to right
END. The ball was kept towards the
centre OF the field during the remainder
of the half
The second half Sales kicked off
walton catching the ball, punted Ii bacl,
thirty yards. Sales dropping 1t, Rogers
Tell on 1t. The Pecans tackled the line
Tor REPEATED gains. Barron being espec-
Tally successful Dornin went around
right and for forty yards, securing the
second touch down. Rogers kicked the
goal. Score, IL to 0
The Victors kicked OFF, Dornn catch
Ing the ball. returned 1t fifteen yards
Cannon went around left end for twenty
yards. Rogers went through the line for
five yards. and Dornin added three
more. Here time was called, the ball
being on the Victors' one yard line.
Notwithstanding that Davis substitute
on the Norfolk team played, the Pecans
had no trouble In winning. The follow
Ing Is the lipe-lD.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-19

who has not borne,a Child has never como
to the real hllncss OF womanhood Over
thirty years ago the needs of women APP
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ical Institute, Of Buffalo, n. Y. The result
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healthy the organs distinctly feminine It
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children aud il makes the bearing of those
children easy. II is sure to cure any weak
ness or arrangement peculiar to women
stops pain, sootlics Inflammation, strength
ems, puriics, invigoratcs. Thousands of
homes have been made happy by its use.
Thousands of letters like this one from
Mrs. w. p. CAIN. OF Chiffon. .4Reghenr Co., Pa,
who writes: - was affected with all sorts of fe-
ma" trouble. tried three doctors. and seven
kinds OF patent medicine and found no relief
My husband said try DR. Pirrcc's medicine
/ told him might ms we'll throw his money in
Tie hrc as to try anything mor-. I had lost all
hope. had not taken more than half a bottle.
when cond cat and sleep well. I took four
bottles OF Dr. TicTcc's Favnritc Prescription. and
several vials OF his Pellets One year aflcr
gave birth to fine baby girl. ] got along SO
much better than when my Other child was born.
Three OF nv friends are taking your medicines,
and are iiuprovIuG." Yours truly.
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by H. l.. Page s. Co. Auctioneers, No. Is
BQnk street. = 49, ~

PURSUANT TO THE DEED OF
trusI Guy reS1iGco ~ the l.eik's Of
vs of n Nortolk City ard Norfolk coIn ~
Va, ana at the rsqu-st of the cred TO-
ion , feeSN!sd WI sell at public auo-
vS Seha on 1rR1pAlyA NAN ST. ss,; Is orfoIt.
ociocK n, the following p. opeity to-w;t.
!. All that certain franz h us.. ard jot
'!tuaieu On the north side Of Eirhi,nS
avenue, HiHh.a'd Terrace, lNtwtcn c;ihha
ahu Ra u Qad avenue, y Of 10, q nv ina
leei. DECD Il rust made ly +. i CoS.nN ~
Inn w!ie, Gated Oct. ist. lSgi AID duly re-
Sorged u IN" NOiio!k C!t- C.Clk's Office
III deed book llS. b. page 500
Z. All mat certain flame house and 1ot
situated on the sou.h SIDE Of Rowland
avenue, Highland Terrace, between MIMI
ing EeaIe avenues: size OF lot is o. hS
. ieet. ceed of trrst made by e L Rar,
clay, uated Apr.l 18th. 1880 and rcgor,iad
II, IN Ne;t"ik { ~ Clerks Ctlce, i'm deed
o0ok ils q. page a.
:. al mat certain frame house and lo+
situated on the, forth side OF carey ave-
mug, between Hansen and Maltliy: aye
nues' SIG Of lot - by Is feet Decd n
rust iIade by Louis S. Mlng:alctt
dated May 10Th. 1885. and r"Cotded
Leo nook l9i. page lis. Norfolk cou.
TERMS: ohe-third cash. balance IN ,
and 2 years. hearinS 6 per cent. deed Of
trust drawn ard recorded at the expense
Of the purchaser.
GEO. w. DEFY. Trustee
nolO-tds H. l., PAGE d co, Auct joners.
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rig AUCTION SALE, DECEMBER 3

To, close up business of the Central
300 LOTS, situate within the corporation,
limits of Newport News. These lots are
located on the electric car line in Fart
About 800 houses are occupied in this
vicinity by good people and values are
increasing. Buy while property eis golng
tage.
TERMS OF. sALE:-one-fourth cash.
residue IN 8. u and is months: per cent
on deferred payments. or per cent. OF
for cash. Sale commences 10 A. m. For
further informate en- call on OF write to
LOWELL BROS & KING,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
nol7-tds Newport News. S4s