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HEREFORD.

Hartford, N. c., Aug. 26.-(Speclal)--
Mr.. Henry Machts left Monday for Bal
timore.
Mr.. Daniel Cox, Jr.. is at Mays Head,
for n ten days stay.
The Sanctificationists are having n
hot time. An attack was made on them
last Saturday night. The woman killed
was frightened to death. The attacking
party say they will drive them out of
the county, and Lynch, the leader of the
Sanctihcationists, says he will blow
Chowan county upside down with dy-
Mantle before he Will leave. They
now have their meetings In the after
noon so that the congregation may re-
turn home before dark, and they can
push out in deep water.
1t is said that u female Sanctiflcat ton
lists was requested the other day In one
of their meetings to stand up and give
them Il few words concerning her sanctl-
fication. Here Is what she said:
Brethren and sistren, l am here be-
fore We tonight to tell you / am sane
tilted and holy. sanctitled without spot
or blemish. / be ID II amt"
There was Il brilliant ball given n,
the armory last night.
Miss Kate Ferebee, OF Camden coun-
ty, N. c., Is visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Rid
Miss Pense MCMILLAN, Of q, Edenton
N. c., Is visiting Mrs. Il. G.. Skinner.
Miss Sallie Cox has returned homo
from u trip to Nays Head
DIR. j. r. MCMILLAN. of Edenton, was
in town this week.
Cool weather this week
There was a picnic at Harvey's Neck
to-day.
Hon. T. G. Skinner Is out of town or
business.
MIR. Hazard. Of Edenton. was in towr
last night attending the ball.
Mr.. Charles Whedbee, of Boston, 4.
In town visiting relatives. He expect.
to return soon.
Mr. Thomas Hathaway died very sud
denly last night.
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EDENTON.

Edenton. N. c.. Aug. 2G.-(Special.-
MIR. Frank White returned TO Newport
News yesterday, after u short stay
here with his family.
Mr.. j. Il. Hughes and family, who
have been running n boarding house
mere for some time, have moved to Ports
mouth, Va.
N. Baker left to-day for Wilson, N.
c.. his future home.
DR.. w. X. Capehart. of Avoca. was In
town yesterday. the guest of Mr.. w. d.
Pruden. at tae Bay View.
The military companys guns, ammu-
milton, &C, have arrived
Miss Eva Evans, OF Manteo. Is the
guest of Mrs. Baumgardner, on Queen
street.
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I'M BERKLEY.

A lady and gentleman came over
from Portsmouth yesterday and made
Inquiry for the Clerks office They
were informed that the county clerks
office was in Portsmouth. The young
lady remarked that they could not go
back to Portsmouth, as papa was look
ing Tor her. When last seen they were
on their way to Norfolk, bent on finding
a clerks office
1t was reported yesterday that a
young man OF this place received a tele-
gram from Suffolk stating that his hes Il
girl had eloped with a Berkeley gentle
man. The young lady Is also of this
Suffolk
Miss Lena Miller. of Princess Anne
county, Is visiting the Misses Old, on
North street.
Inc town council will meet tonight.
Lots Wife and Jacobson will be tried
IN the Mayors Court this morning for
hghtlns. so we have been informed.
a. p Russell yesterday lost by death
ms daughter Lille. aged 8 years. The
funeral Will take place from the residence
on Liberty street extended this after
noon a $3.50 o'clock.
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(Communicated.)
Hon. H. l.. Maynard for sonPress

The friends of State Senator Harry
Lee MAYNARD are vigorously urging his
fitness as n successor to Hon. d. Gardi-
ner Tyler to represent this district in
the next Congress. Mr.. Maynard's
friends point with pride to his six years
service in the General Assembly of Vir-
einia. where he made a record eXcelled
by none and equalled bX few, and they
know that II nominated he will make
an active. hustling. live, up-to- date
CONGRESSMAN with the ability and en-
erEv to defend and advance every in
terest of his State and country It is
generally conceded that Maynard will
have a solid delegation from Ports
mouth in the Port Norfolk Convention,
and a large number. If not all, of the
delegates from Norfolk county. These.
with the delegates already elected in his
favor will make the Senator the leading
candidate A DEMOCRAT.
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AProsperinc institution.

Notwithstanding the numerous pre-
dictions that have been made that a
cotton factory could not be successfully
run in Portsmouth II seems that it is
about to be proven that such was not
the case. The factory recently started.
is working sixty hands and has more
orders than 1t can fill. On Septem-
Der 1st the force will be increased about
fiftv more in order to keep pace with the
orders. This will. no doubt. be good
news to the people who have been
watching the progress of the concern
since it started. and may set the croak-
ers to saying. II never thought that
they could get along" Onward and
upward is their motto and soon the
Portsmouth Cotton factory will be we'll
known home and abroad.
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Fire Yesterday Mornine.

Yesterday morning about o'clock an
alarm of fire was sounded from box SC.
caused by the old shngle factory, on
Race avenue. between Chestnut and
i'tiingham streets, being on fire. The
aepartment turned out and soon went
to work. but the fire had gained such
headway and the material was of such
light nature that the building was
soon destroyed. The machinery was
badly damaged from heat and water.
1t belongs to Mr.. e. B. Taylor and has
not been used for some time except
by tramps and negro crap players. The
fire was either an incendiary one or else
1t accidentally caught through the care
lessness of the gang that stays In there.
There was no insurance ON either the
building or machinery.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Wood. fireman on the
steam fire engine Virginia, had his left
hand badly burned while attending to
his engine. His hand was wet with
gasoline oil. which ignited from heat
from the CRATE bars of the engine. He
extinguished the flame by thrustinE his
hand into a pile Of cinders.
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T RUSTEE'S NOTICE.-Pursuan to the
provisions of Il deed OF trust from j G.
Sauscy and wife to the Undersigned
trustees. dated 18TH August, ult., 1896, and
recorded In the clerks Office of the Counties
of Norfolk and Nanscmond, Virginia. the
said trustees have taken possession OF the
property conveyed by said deed, located
and near Ghurchland in Norfoll; county,
virginia. The creditors secured by said
deed are required to present their claims
TO us. properly proven for payment. G. W.
COLEMA AN. r. IL. NORFLEET. Trustees.
au20- lot
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Mortuary Report for 1898 ana 1880.

DR.. F. S. Hope has submitted his
annual report Of the number of deaths
in the city from July. 1895, to June 30.
1896. showing the whole number to be
30l. The total per centage is based on
u population of l6.500-whi,e, IL, 500: col
ored, 5000; total, 16.500.
Average deaths per thousand, 1924;
whites, lG; colored. 23.S. This is as low
Is any city. in the country can show.
and perhaps lower. With the sewers in
use. it is thought that the next report
will be much lower.
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BY John C. Nlomeycr. Auetioneer.
p RIGHToN LOTS AT AUCTION.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE.

AS Executr!x of the Will of Thomas w.
Mackie. deceased. | shall. on WEDNES-
DAY, September ., 1896. ut 10 o'clock n. m,
offer for sale on the promises OF his late
residence, all the household and kitchen
furniture. farming implements. horses.
cows and other chattel and personal prop
erty belonging to said estate.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
SUE II. MACKIE,
au26-10t IX. j. w. Mnckie decd.
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Six weeks ago suffered with q very
severe cold: was almost unable to sneak.
MY friends all advised me to consult a
physician. Noticing Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised in the st,
Paul Volks Zeitung procured q bottle.
and after taking 1t short while was
entirely well. I now most heartily re-
commend this remedy to anyone suffer-
ing with cold. VIM. Keil, 67S Selby
avenue. st. Paul. MINI. For sale by all
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-27

Large bottles OF Queen olives, zoe. per
sauce. &c. per can. Try our Root Beer
extract, only l0c. per bottle. It mikes five
gallons of most delicious drink Finest
Columbia River Salmon Steak only lOc.
per cnn. Our Blended Tea, Mt pc. is n
very fine article. Try our Vermont Cream
10 convinced that It Is US fine as can be
bought, Phone 1910.
c. w. HUpGINS &. co
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Fight OH the SuburbI

Last night. just after dark, two white
women named Clara Hennikee and Bet
tie Keenan,, and man named Barley
Hutchins. engaged in row back the
navy-yard wall. The women We're
scratched up pretty badly and the
man showed signs of having been bad
ly treated. Constable Anderson locked
the gang up in the county jail. They
were all drunk
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ACCIDENT POLICIES for BICYCLISIS

Every Bicyclist over is years should
have one of our Special Accident Policies
FOR Whoelmen. $500 per 81 900: $500 week.
ly benefit. Call or write.
JOHN l.. WATSON
PORTSMOUTH,, Va.
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or selling $40. $3.50 and SIS suits for
$3.50. The idea is preposterous, but we
know our business. These goods have
got to be sold no matter the loss.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
Ia High street.
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DON'T Emil.

$500 yards refulgent silk. reduced
from 1oc. and l2kc. to &c. per yard; / ZOO
yards vrape cloth at SC. All parasols
at greatly reduced prices.
A. ]. PHILLIPS,
300 High street
Under Oxford Hall,
Portsmouth Va
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Lawrence & wei,on. as1 High s,

Sixty-flve dozen ladies' handkerchiefs
at 121Ac. each-tha best value ever of
fered before. All new designs. Call
early to get first selection.
LAWRENCE & WELTON.
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j. s.. Crawford.

the High street furniture man. has re-
duced prices OH his refrigeratoIs, door
and window screens. Big bargains
await you.
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For Three Years He Suffered = Gould
Hardly Breathe ct Night-0ne kostrli
Closed for Ten Years.

Mr.. A. M. Ramsey, of De Leon, Texas,
was sufferer from Catarrh in it's
worst form. Truly, his description of
his suffcrings seem little short of mar
velous. Instead of seeking his couch,
glad for the nights coming, he went to
it with terror, realizing that another
long, weary. wakeful night and
struggle to breathe was before him.
Messrs. Libpman Eros, Savannah, Ca, t
GENTS: have used nearly four bottles of
PIP; P. was afflicted from the crown of my
has cured my difficulty of breathing, smother
ing palpi;ation of the heart, and has relieved /.
me OF all pain One Iostrii was closed for
ten years. bat now can breathe through il
readily.
have not slept on either side for two years;
in fact, dreaded to see night come. Now Z
sleep soundly in any position all night.
am 50 years old, but expect soon to be able
that was lucky enough to get P. P. p, and & Il
heartily recommend 1t to my friends and the
public generally
Your. respectfully RAMSEY
The STATE OF TEXAS -. IS
County OF EoInanche, 80
Before the undersigned authority, on this
day, personally appeared a. NJ Ramsey, who,
foregoing Statement e'by him relative 10
K. II: RAMSEY
j. NJ. LAMBERT, N. p.
Comanche County, Texas. -
CATARRH CURED BY p. p. n.
Tippman's Great Remedy where all
other remedies failed.
Woman's weakness, whether nervous
or otherwise, can be cured and the
system built up byP. r. p. A healthy
woman is beautiful woman.
Pimples, blotchcs, eczema and all
Disbursements of the skin are removed
and cured by p. F. z.
z. p. p. will restore your appetite,
build up your system and regulate you
in every way. p. p. P. removes that
heavy, acknowledgements feeling.
For blotches and pimples on the y
face, take p. p. r.
Ladies, for natural and thorough
organic regulation, take 2. p. p, Lipp-
mans Great Remedy, and get we'll at I
once.
Sold by al. drugalsts.
lIPpSiAN BROS. Apo,aeerries. Solo prapyss.
LIopman'a Block. sayannah. O..
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When the face Is overheated or smarts
ourns. irritates. ETC.. bathing with milk
will be found very soothing and nice
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Young's and Imperial Guaranteed
Stin Hats for fall. Best on earth at
Charles r. Welton & Co,
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NORTH CAROLINA

Grove. Cabarrus county, and on one at
Mt. Pleasant. in the same county.
The nomination of w. II. Lucas for
Congress In the First District completes
the list of Democratic nominees.
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ugliness Of the right sort is a kind of
eeauty-it attracts the observation and
fixes the memory.-Jean Bigelow.
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Suits nfCOsf.

All goods marked in plain figures TO,
@ few days longer.
LEVY C JACOBS. 200 High Street.
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Mignonette and yellow. pink or white
tuips' combine beautifully for an oval
In the center of dinner table.
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An idier is q watch than wants both
hands;
AS worthless when it goes as when II
stands.
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PoRTsMouTH Apv,s.

WANTED.-To sell good second hand iron
snfe. Al inches high: cheap. j. s..
CRAWFORD. Furniture and Carpet
store, Portsmouth, Vn. au27-3t
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VARIETIES.

character gives splendor to youth. and
awe TO wrinkled skin and gray hair
Emerson.
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AS worthless when it goes as when it
stands.
-cowper.
Lightning is most destructive in level.
open country. Cities. with their numer-
Gus projections and wires, are compare
lively exempt.
"a correspondent of a London paper
1ancies that Christia nifty Is being large
" killed by responsibility and by the
oVer-dressing of most church-goers of
both sexes.
What YOU keep by you you may change
and mend:
But words once spoken can never be re-
called
-Roscommon.
a woman in the outskirts of New York
grabbed "spook' the other night, but
In her face and compelled her TO relin-
ouish her hold.
The Turkish language Is said by schol-
ars to be the softest and most musical
language OF modern times, being adapt
ed better to the purposes of musical no.
tation and rectative than even the
italian.
A collector of bad debts who lives In q
NeW Jersey IOWH drives q morse over
which is thrown q sheet bearing the in
scription: This horse stops only in
front of houses whose inmates are bad
pay"
According to London Figaro. Miss
Grace Wilson. now the bride of Corne-
Illus Vanderbilt. Jr., was once engaged
to an Englishman, to wit. Mr. Cecil Bar
Ing. The engagement came about dur
Ing visit which Wilson pere and his
daughter paid TO Mr.. Baring's father
In This country. The lawyers of the
parents of the high contra citing parties
sauabbled over the settlements. and Mr..
Wilson ultimately withdrew his con-
sent. remarking that Mr.. Baring's de-
mands were ridiculous, as he had so lit
tie and the Barring family was n new
one.
Deer are plentiful I'm both Maine and
Oregon this year. So many carcasses
are daily sent to the Portland (Ore),
market now that many of them are
thrown away. and commission men
have forbidden transportation compa :
MES to accept them for delivery.
1t Is considered that japanese men
are among the best needleworkers in the
world. their only equals being the wom-
en- of Russia.
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Why pay rent. when $1,000 cash and Sc. 90
View. prices OF lots from $3.50 up. Feg
further particulars call on II. l.. PACE
d Co, Sole Agents. No. 3l5 High street,
Portsmouth. Va.
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Lightning is most destructive in level
open country. Cities. with their numer
Gus projections and wires. are compare
lively exempt.
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Specials for To-Day.

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TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
depressed By a Beloved Sons Illness
Stephen Archer Commits Suicide.
OPINIONS ON THE PARKER ELECTION LAW
Mira. GcOrgiann Parket Ijeetcd-Pa.
thctic Remembrance OF the Poor
Old Lndy-No Place To 60 But
MISUNDERSTANDING Their Hands I'm
the Treasury investigation.

Suffolk. Va, March 4.-(Speclal. )-"If
Jim. don't get better soon I'm going to
take my life.' was what Mr.. Stephen
Archer remarked Monday at his home,
in the county. near Myrtle. when talk
Ing about his sons illness. Fills threat
was put into effect the same day. He
left home about II M. and when found
was lying In IL stream on the farm cold
and rigid In dcath--druwned The brook
In which he ended his life was very mar
row and not over IL inches deep. His
head was lying down the stream sub
merged In the water with the feet
resting on the bank. Parts of his back
protruded from the water and his cap
worn. WAS found ON the bank near the
body.
MIR, Archer had been i'm a moroSe mood
for several weeks. as a result of his
own physical ailments. which 1t is sup
posed impaired his mind and caused
temporary insanity. When his son was
taken i'll Mr.. Archer took his Illness
very much to heart, SO much so as to
unbalnnce his mind and cause self de-
structlon.
The deceased was GO years Of age and
was highly respected in his community,
where he bore an excellent reputation
for sobricty and honesty. He was :.
deacon of the Western Branch Baptist
Church. chairman of the Local BOARD Of
Il Sunday School Ills funeral took place
this afternoon. being !arsciy attend
cd and conducted by Bevs. J. Il. Dean
ana Duncan Mcleod. The remains
were inferred in the old family buryins
ground.
ELECTION LAW OpINIoNs.-'r
ascertain lust how the Parker election
law Is received in Suffolk. The Virginian
representative this afternoon talked With
several Of The leading members OF both
parties with 4 view of securing their
opinions The resul: i'id!Cates that the
law is received with favor, hut not as n
superior measure To the Walton bill
Here are substantially some of the
eXpressions:
Mayor Il. L. Brewer Jr.: The law Is
all right and the best that could be
enacted uuder the circumstances. En-
cepting the cons.abi" feature. ii Is cs-
sential!y the Same rs the Walton law.
Colonel X. g Boykin. deputy collector
Of internal revenue: have not studied
what the opponents Of the walton law
wanted. II IS especially adapted to
Eastern Virginia.
Colonel T.. p. Harper. prominent Re
publican: The effectiveness of any law
depends on the way /: IS administered
II administered by good men it Is all
right: If operated by crooked men il is
all wrong.
Captain \. y. Conner. Clerk of the
Circuit Court: ! have not yet read the
new bill The Walton law was good
enough for me.
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CoMsIoS CovIclR. MEETS.
The business % the New city Rcing
Rapidly EisEOSrd Nf.

Newport News, Va. March 5.-tSpe-
cialD-Thc Common Council met in
regular session Tuesday night. After
reading and approving the minutes of
tn previous meeting. n communication
from Mayor Post was taken up. The
ordinance regulating the speed of street
ears west of the Chesapeake ana Ohio
railway. iNin" tive same at seven miles
an hour. and the ordinance prohibiting
the riding of bicycles on The side
walks of the city. were returned without
the Mayors approval. Cpnn motion,
these ordinance; were referred lack TO
the Ordinance Committee
Nj. Willctt. chairman Of the Finance
Committee, stated that the bill design
ed to settle matters between the city
| of Newport News and the county OF
| Wsfwick had passed the LEGISLATURE
ms bill Immediately tranrrers $1,000
, from the county 10 the CITY Treasurer
| Upon motion Of MIR Willctt, the Coun-
! ell authorized the Treasurer. Auditor
ana Health Officer to purchase the ne
ccS*ary books and stationary for their
respective Offices
| pr. G. Perkins. chairman Of the Ordi-
nance Committee. introduced an ordi-
nance 10 create Il Board Of Health. which
Was adopted The ordinance provides
! iof IN" election of four members from
the several wards. and names the sal
AIRED health officer as president of tn,
board
Following this voluminous ordinance
l" preserve the public health was
adopted
All ordinances previously passed and
approved by the Mayor were read and
adopted as a whole
The iiXinS of fees TO bo allowed the
commissioners of Revenue for Issuing
licenses evoked a considerable discus
sion. Messrs. I.enz and Davis taking
me leal against high fees. and Mr.. Rob
ihs"n championing the Comm iSsoncr's
cause. The fee was fixed nj fifty cents.
An ordinance was passed regulating
me driving on the streets ana prohibit
ing wagon ~ cams standing across
the streets more nan six minutes.
on motion Of Mr.. Willett. tho rules
were suspended in order to designate an
o'hc" for the Auditor and Clcrli. rhev
were authorized To use the office in tho
liraXiorl building. which was rented
Tor the purrose of Mayors Office ana
committee rooms
Mr.. Burchcr, chairman Of the street
commiit"", reported that he had en-
pioSeu carpenters to construct several
cniNerts and had the chain rang on
'he atreets. f!s wRs authorized to con
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NEWS.

ttnue along the same lines and present
all bills To the Council
The Council granted Mig. Hillycr. OF
! the Peninsula Electric Ligh, ana Power
company. the privilege of the floor, who
SpCM" al great length on the subject of
lighting tine streets and tho terms Of
Tered by tHc company which he rcpre-
sents. On motion OF Mr. Robinson. the
matter was referred to the Committee
on Lights
II Is suggested that citizens who have
grievances or parties who desire to
enter int" business relations with the
city would better make their complaints
or applications. as tho case may bc. 10
The proper committee. since much of
the Councils valuab BILE time is taken up
IN thiS way. IL IS not within the pro
vince of Legislative bodies to hear mat
ters of this nature. 1t is 4 part OF each
committees business TO hear ana weigh
such matters. their recommendation
generally being regarded as a decision
HOtSERRIIA X NG-rhe door of tho
chesapeake and Ohio mail car was brok-
en- open Tuesday night on the Yards, but
inst wien or how Is unknown.
friend of ours who was fortunate
cn"ueh to win IL case of beer ON the
Maher contest was so I'M
fortunate as 10 have n case of cmDtics
paimed off on him. His Judgment In
iistic contests is doubtless good. but the
subject Of weights keep him guessing.
foi-lCE COuRT.-Albert Mace
drunk. $@.75.
e.; ". DrumwrIrht. drunk, 1915.
me case of Lotus & FITZGERALD. sell
ing WhiSkeN on Sunday. was taken IN
der Amusement by Justice Brown.
company G.. Fourth Regiment. are
drilling three times week now. one no
| ing the regular company drill and In,
others square drills. The men are he
ing instructed thoroughly in the elc.
mentarN movements and are subject 10
STRICT military discipline. The company
mas on It's rolls six honorary members.
VINO contribute twenty dollars n year
each. which eXcmuts them Cro,, inv,
service under the law. The officers of
ne company have the respect and con
iidencc OF tho community and are mak
ihg every effort TO bring tho company
to IL high standard OF proficiency.