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L4OCAL ITJ.MS. Pos' Orie: Iouns.-The post oflice will bo open daily (Sua1 lays e0xcepted) froit 8 A. M., to 12 M. and froin 2 to 5 P. M. Northern and( Southern m ail close at 8 1,'. M. precisely. 3W-Y Mail d1elivered n Sundays from 8 to 9 A. M. only. LAILnoA ScuEmDU..-''ho trains -n 0. 0. & A. R. I. now leave 'Winnsboro as follows: (oing north 12.30 at. m. Going south, 1.35. a in Accommodation day trains : (loin;; north, 11.33, it. mn. G~oin. South. 12.12. Those trains meet at Winns boro. N..w A n'.i:irioan ::Trs. Notice-'1'. It. Riobertson, Clerk of Board of Coity Cominissioners. Tuin ip Seced.-MlIaster & BrIice Sugar Coate1 Pills, &.e.-MeMas ter & Brice. Shierifi's Sales-S. WV. Ruf'. Dissolution--Cloud & Kennedy. Notice-W. 13. Peako. Mr. Rt,. L. Dannenborg has re turned from the Centennial. Col. D. Wyatt Aiketi visited Winnsboro a few days ago. Governor Chamberlain and other Ilepublicans are expected to speak at Winnsboro to-day. A few more gallons of Mrs. Wins low's Soothing Syrup have just been ordered for "Big Ike," president of the White Oak B. B. C. The boisterous coinduict of the prisoners in jail, having been pre-' sented to the town counil as at nuisance, has been entirely stopped. This is right. The Nameless Nine of Wi:miishoro clallenges any club (r combination of clubs in this county, f)]' the championship of F[ai field--the game to be played at. Wiilnnsboro at, such time as may be deten mined upon. Ir.. A. Nelson, fornerly of W% innslboro, won the fifth p i'o at 'the recent anniversary celebration of the licland Voluniteer iill Club. The pri.e consists of It hantd somiie silver miedal which wias pi e sinted to the Richiland4oltnteers in 1815. T11he maittclh grame of Unse 1311, bietw'.een the Blekstock and the Jackson's (reek Club came ont' at Blackstockon Vedios1av last. The result was a victory for the Ja( kson's Creek boys, by a score of twenty three to fifteen. Thhe e Clubs cx poeCt to play another mai:itc'h g:am11e ti. WVinnsboro on 1F'iday, the 18th inst. A tr'ain puas:sedl flirt ugh town on M~onday iighat, nin~~kig decidedly raptlid timoe. Thle object of' the fast running wais to makile thle distaine between Chartlotte andt Cohnobila in 'three hours' amd a hialf--aind this wasH done. It is estimiated that thle r'.itoe of speced was abhout thairty- live ileks an hur ini p~assing thrugh towni TIhe ob jct ofC th is fast nm~ ningf wais to maiike at conniectioni with an1 outlgoing train at Colm mbia. A SEERE S'roi.M.-Qu it e a sev.eie stormn of rinii, accoiImanie(d with consider'able lail and a very heavy wind, visited WimUsboro( 0on Tulesday .last. The11 rai wias itself ai hieavy one, and wheni the hiail conniueniced falling, it seemeid as if the ground itself would ho becateni through Several trees wereC blo0wn do)wn,tna many hatd limbs broken oll. It is feared that considerab!c damnage wats 'done to the gardens and ('otton] -patches in and around thme townm. The stoi'mi was coenfiined to but a snmll area-a circle have a raituiis of about hdlf-a mile ini all dlirection-a S from Winnsbl)oo a~s a cenltre. .RuwoEWAY ITEM.-Intenidant T. TN. Cloud camon neat' b('ingo 'erio)nsly iftjured a few days since. Hi-s horse stumbnled and threw him violently for'wardl on the ground. Ho was for' a whilhour, (de con)lbat, but is no0w all right again. Chic(kens atre sold b y weigh t-ten c t aOiud.al Th'le mnerchants are al usy get~ting ready to go to tihe North ror' fresh stocks. .Doctors. repo)t things distresi ingly hiealthy, andi lawyers 'got 11o regularly oer iy Sunday. Rlidgewaiy has had sweet potatoes selling 0on bor streeits for' some thie -"cheap for ensh." Constable 3'. A. Simpson, under 1)ro1)01 iautihor'ity, solhd a imumle at puliCcout cry oim Sattur'day .lat. T[ho anmmal br1oumght - l8..'0 eash, M' younig mercha'liLnt becominig the puar chaser. 'Tho former owner maounltddl the nkg~ and~ went, on his way home rejoicig iMri. Joll'.Iforter' has~ two whlit(e rats en1dd in his stor'e. Thrley were canlkht at thie rOesiee of Mr. iEd. Itosborough,'C in town.. These arie not white iicO with pinik eyes, but. K white rats With b'lack ys. Mi. Moore caught'one of thieseo ci.. preserved during the speaking an ,ho excellent management of th1 rrangemients, all of which was du o Mr. Marshall, who had the contre )f the stand immediately under hi lharge." Bast BA,.r, A-r Wm-in OAK.-O1 L'uesday, the 8th inst., a 'mate] ame of Base Ball was played be ween- the first nines of the Whit )ak Club, and the Nameless -Clul if Winnsboro. Quite a number o >erso1s, including many, ladies lof ownfl early in the lolrinIg, ill Car inges, buggies and wagons, at e ieheted White Oak before nim iclock. This wias the hour fixe< or the game, but at that time th< Vlhite Oaks had not all assembled ,nd it was a few minutes after tel clock when the players took th< Aeld. The White Oaks won tih< hoice awl sent the Nameless to th< at. The ground weas b. no meamt good one, and both parties felt iii isalvant.ages before the game W broughl. The diamid boundet y the right lines between the basc ad been very well cIeared. biul eyond this was a broad field 01 uh weeds and grass, which caused !ore than one bad play on botl: ides. Ii rear of the pitcher war n inclined. plane, on which a passed all fairly revelled in rolling fom .any yards. The uniform of th< Y1ite Oaks consists of a wlitt hirt handsomely tinuincl in blue ud blue pants, the letters "W. O.' nlbroidered on tihe front of tll( hirt, and "B .B. C." on the ,eollar 'heir belts alre of rcd webbing, an( heir caps of white and blue. 'hl( nimlelss wore their uniform o: chite with dark brown tr imimings chite cap, browni Webbing belt he letter "N" inl a shield upon tih hirt. In physical appearlncc, ti White Oaks are rather taller in< touter than thei Namiieless, whih he lat er are mostly spare-built an(' ithe. 'IThe gamle opened with Clliott.at the bat, who soon weil mit, followed quickly by Craw foi d vilo sent a fly to IR. Patritck, whtiel e la tter promptly caught. Hiel ook the hat 111(1 made three bas:e mn a short grounder, when Gooding vent out 011 seconid, and the Name. (ss scored--none. 'Tihe .Whit< .),ks took the bat in the best 0 spirits, ald S. -Gibson miiade firsi lust. Rltland went next to th< nit, but i fly caught by Ketehij 'reven ted his further elloirts eoxt eame T. Patrick, who mach econId on1. three strikes, tile bal. massinig far over Huiey's head. RI at rick niext mal~de first on at fail ihlder, and was followed by' Jos 'addwell, wilo made(1 a home run1 orI biree str ikes onl aL passed ball vay, iil the tird mian wasl (out uind the WVhite Oaks scored fiv< -uns5. y'he( second inn~inig was is olrel faivoi able( to) tile INamlessI' heir otpponlentIs putting three metl mUt beorue aI single run had hieei nad1(1. Things looked deOcidedhl 11promuisii'ng for the Wiinnsbon ilys, and1( schne there't were on1 1h< ~1(trind whol "backed their judg nient" thait the White Oaks woulc vini. ]iut thec town boys wier 101itheri dlismayed nor (discoluraged mud the W~hite Oaks had a lain imle atI the hatL when thiey closed1( th< ceond inming. Trwin Wellt out 01 breleC stirikes, S. GJibsonl on foul, ami Lhutlanid Imlade first onl three striko* I'. Patrick miatde fir'st base mt Rl. P~atrick sent a Lon to H-uey, whlich malide thi ('0re of the( White Oaks--none l'rom this time the Namueless con stantly gai'ned gromiud, and atL th 'lose of the fourth inning the seer stood four runs for tiheml to eighi for thleir opp)onent~s. Now beg'a he really finie playing oif the Namec ess5. Elliott threw blsls~ that hia< llearcely loft ii hand ivheni the; were' takeni ini by Huecy. The batse n1on were keenly on the alert,, am1 711e fildelrs hiad become gnuitel ac0 mLstomedt to theO grafssy gro~nd) l'hose0 who had playedl badly inl th<l >ultset fully retdeemedO( thlemselves h: .rood balttin~g, anid most exeellen >laying on the bases and in thei icld. .Ini the fifth inning thle Namie ('55 s'ored( eighlt run11, and1( succeeOd iin "'white-washmings the Whi< )oa. A I t~hjs 1)ioint theC friends an >achers of the Namoeless were great y encouraged and1( their cheers had1( 1 good off'ect on the boys. At the~ eI >f the game tihe score stoonl twenty evenl for the Nameless to eighlt foi lhe Whiite Oaks-the latter mu1aking It runs dlulrinlgthe five last innings iftor a. short interval, duiring whjiel hec Citizens' porne(t limd, gfiVinns >oro, furinisheod somne of their excel mInt imusie, theO crowd rinpaired to 1echool-hoilSe itear IGy,'and there par" uok of a fine collation p~repared bj hie ladies. F~or a coule of lieuru onger the compan'11y romfained r.t.h< grounid, aind spent the timno as .1bes mtited their taistes. Theii Winsbor< Jarty returned ablouht live o'clock .1were mnch pleaseod with theil au1nt, and, natnullY o nnngh, quiti I jubilant over tho victory of the o Nameless boys. o Wo have not Loon furnished with I the official score. IsCaic IN 'TowNsuIP No. 1.-A cor respondent has kindly sent us the I following account of a picnic recent 1 ly given in township no. 1.: "The Democratic Club, of town 3 ship no. 1 gave ia picnio ati' New Hopo Church on the 28th tilt. for f the purpose of extentling the cause of Democracy both in interest and inembers. It was largely at tended by the citizens of this atnd several ad'joining townships, and there was miuch interest nianifested iy the meibers of the Club, in the inr ease of its numbers and in perfecting the organ izationi. The Club ttiuliers onie hundred enrolled inelnthlers. Mr. T. S. JBrico, the president., intro duced Col. F. Cuimoron, the orator of the day, in a hanlsoine aid coin plianeittary manner, also stat.ing the Q)ject of tho inet ng, and in very concise lanlguiage set forth the politi cal )1ospeci s of our country. We conIgratulato this club in their choice of such a noble and worthy presi dent. Col. Cameron stepped for ward, and hold his audieneo spell bound for several hours, while he faithfully delincated the past, the present and the future of our now down-trodden country. lie earn - estly pleaded for ilumediato action and union anong thu voters of the Soiit diiuring the present camnpaign. Ht said that the politics of the country were so demoralized, that Wer it pOSsible for Washingt on to be resurrected froni his grave and be a cullitdato for the gubern toi i.t chair, he W'orthlt be disgracefully de - feated-so averse was the party inl p)o wer to honesty and integrity. lie also touched upon our linances, 11 ctnn ked that we were all going, as fast is tine would perliit, to the poor nian's grave, the negro in the van. But such was the negro's credulity and ignorance that he couild never be convincetd, until Itadical money was not so freely dis. pensed. After paying a hainidsoiinn tributte to woman, he clo.rel his ad dross anii the acclluatiions of the crowd. The Blackstock band din ciursed the nmitsic (on the occasiotm, and added greatly to the entjoyinent of all. It was indeod a gala--lay to old New Hope, which, thioaigh slow in action, is steadfast and uiwaver ing. We hope that this social anti political gathering inay Itve its telling ef'ects in the future." r'p 1Ec-mtos ieretofore, exiting; - between TE. e. loud and1( . ax. . [eedy,iner he irm nam ofst;' (loud & Kennedy, ist this thry dsovdb iiienttt wt*ithI .Jlas. A. lie nnedty. iido .stt c ltidlgeway, 8. (., Aug. I 'IT..-3. ('.'wr,. ftirmi of riid & lKennedy, unider the lii'mu namlie of ,1 '0ty05 A. I( ENsio, aind rerluist tuy frtiends to coini- teir t liberial patrionaige. ,J.AS A. I(ENNI.:jy. itidway, S. C., Aug. 8, 1876, Soid. Alo A ladidini Siafety t iil and No. I Koroistneil'(i, julst rivedi byllu, au12I' .Al( AST'lj.'& A JIlBCE. Ei)fhte of' (oiiy ('oliissiolxer's, WViN~ snoiai, S. C., 11th Auogust, I 876 rjillE annual mieeting of the lloardt of Coiunt.y will ho hield on TVuesd'ay, thle 5thI d iay of1 . Septlmhr neoxt, at thir ine, Al pesn lmiving climls of any dii scri p1 ion aigaiinst the < 0onnty3 not.ii i'read y prested 4, will depoiit thle Hiamol withi th'e of 3' Setemberot, so thait th ey nmy1, be ex in, ini accoirihine'e withi Act ofi the' ir'n. crali Assembaluyv T1. 1t. lituaf i.:lrTMON, Clk. Ih-aid Co.. Com'rms. F'aiirleld Co. aug 1.- lx:t Yi1 vitue oif an1 e'x4'entionm to mnI)I dire't - d, I il ferfr sa4le beforeo the (Cour t liIns door 4411 ini Winntsbioro tin the~ firs nt Mo~ndIay in Septembelilr next, wit hiin the legal liours' of side, for caslh, thle focl lowing deI4145rihedttt pr'4loerf'to wit: atlIlnta planilta tion orti'racf of' hind lying ifn Filich Couinity, contiinig t wo hundi redl andl seveni I aildwell. JA. P. Mobh-y~ nid ot hers, leviedi upo'n as the properility oft the estatl ofi inor Gi idden deeaised, ati the4 sitit. of the piresidelt aon!d dirc'toir4 of then Bank ot the State. S W . ltltPF. -S herif' Olee Anogust 8,1d71;. angaiixt Ito-fx2 NOT1IUE. r- iNii, ise(cond ann ital meeit ing of theii .: .J Hor ofii'( Equail ization for Faniriih' Cont i'b held at the Aud itors tOlee nWensda, he2biintat forth purpo)(se of redressing' all grievanos. Iautg 104--3 A nulitor F, C White Lead, \~ N.T'on of Whij Lead which I guar. J anitei a pureO Ladit, for sale at, the drug lit wre of W.K Aiin~ Sugar-Coated Pills (ompountd tharliittie illsi Also Ttt i, Jayno'', Moff'att's, WVriglit.s, ileinitshl's and . tronig's, for sale biy McMASTlElt. & BIIICE. mllontnF ago, and peoplo air wondier iug swhenco they (ame.-. '1'he towtn is so orderly that it is ex poctedt that the cotuncil wvill'ble c'om.l polled to lease) ott the guard-house. 'There has been no occipant of thut spaciou$ esta;l)lirhmnlt for some time. ACANDD 1'UlIYC1AN. --it is not often tlint we ini amxionigst. lt the elical inculty uiti vient oaudox to record any norit whatever ti pobri'otary medicines, Ali it conflicts with their interest to (lo so. But below we give till exception: 0 INION OF A I(;lUrltAR1 'HIYSICIAN. l'os-ro, :Iiary I, I84. ] Th'1is cer11tifi that I have recoman. ndledl1 1. 0 use of 1)nI. 1Ti -rr's E"x1-:mon.or for il an es of the ungrs ao to-t. pLst twoy e.tra, 1 1an1( to mny knowvlesit lnmany bhull. I'S hve bee uis.; I .% ny IatienIlts with bee',fi cial n% Sui tH. I's We, ci-ae.. wiorl it v as thought, tolIrmIe-i t on untt o : had. ak. I place tihe Exp.utor.iant vll c.edi at eu r.-. Iit hi t'hA(. UE, M 1) Tmes Nrw P~owe'r.at: Rxrs.-Postal cards, 1 cent, go without further charge to all parks of the United States atltd Cisalld ; n\ith it adldi ("iionatl 1 cent stamnp '.h1ey go to all ,t parts of ]uIrope. All letters, to itll parts of the United St:tes and Cunada, 3 cents por' hlf olm1O 1. Lo cal or "drop" letter's, that is, for the city or town where deposit ed, 2 cents if delivered by enrt iers, and 1 Cent while there is no carrier! system . Newspapers, daily, semui-weeklyv, .tri.wveekly and weelies, regularly istdtn eat othrsifsr. issited and sent to regular susci bcers, 2 cents per pound, payablo it the office of pullic:atio1 ; newspa. per's and n.tuaines published less frequetly then 011CC at week, 3 cents per pound. - All other printed or miiseellineous t matter, inciC lding .transient news bills, 1mseatledl circulares, books, I m' 1 cit, proof-shee<ts, photo.. t graphs, &c., andl([ a1lso seeds, cultings butllbs and roots antd mlerchandise13 n t , x(' c C d illg f ) r' p , >) ld in w e ig h t 1 cent for ech.2 ounce or fraction thereiof. The follo\wing are the postal rates with Euirope. The rates for letters I tu-e for the half-noime or frac Lion thereof, an1ld those to news paper" for four l1niceC5 or fraction thereiof: To Great Britain and Ireuland, le t ern 5 tents, 11w spalCI s 2 cents ; Franhlc(, jLttei 5188 ( cets, newspahpers 2 cents ; fl1iL1n, letter's 5 cenfts, newlsptapel s 2 ~ent ; all parts of G-ermany, including Austiia, letters 5 cenlts, newspapers 2 cenlts; Den.. martik, letters ) Cet1 s, lewspa1per-S 1 2 c(en1s ; Switzerland, letters 5 cents, nlewsip:)ets 2 ents ; ltaily, 1oette24. 5r eents,:. necwspaplers 2 (cents; Ruissiat, letters 5 eents, nlewspapers 2 cnts ; .Norwauy, Jetters 5 cents, ewlt ix-rpes 2 gets : Swedenol, let t ers 5 CLent s. newsapers 2 cenlts; Turiikey, EuroIilamn. and14( Asiatie, let ters 5 cenuts, ne(apperhJ4~s 2 ('ents ; Egypt, letters 5 cenlt4 no'lm8pers. 2 co-nts. IPers4.ons of sedlentary habiits, nna overworiked, find1 inl Dr. Bals V'ege tabl doi'1's at spceilic for wantL of1 Appet ito, Plpijtaion, Debil!ity, Con -stription- and mny oter naeless aihnlents. At the) dIrug stores. I i lmT I.N i\Lss Murrxilo.-A 1'eass5 mleeting of l~Cleublcans was1 held at Mylers' Stoie onl ThuIrsdauy last. A corresponden011t furn1lishes 1us \v'ith the following neoemit of thle '"As the puli c were inuvi led to aiitt end thle barb11eene given onl last Thuirsday, 10th inst., at Myers' Store on1 the Longtown Road, a1 few of us5 c (onlu ded to put m1 1an appea(4rance(. IWhenI we airrived upon)h the groun~d, we found between 1200) and 1500) proapresent--as 41 ma1tter' of courso niearly ll colored. '"Tho largo ()lcooure wais calied to or'der by the chairmn, Mr. W.. Marshal1&l, of Ridlgeway, wiho. thien introduedt Mr. F'illebrownl, of Co. 1-h11nbia. Mi. .Fillebrown took tile stanld and( prloceeded to mailke a speeh, iln wich he urigedl the claims~l of . llayes.~ and W\hoolor, bu1t saiid nlothinhg thait was$ (tcalulated to infhunelI on1e por~tioni of h14is eatrers algatist the other1. lie gave mo1(st (exceillen1 tlvicei to thei fatrmers anld labhorers,-t o work halrd anld keep out1? of debt Mr. Ah,.eloy followed in a tailk initeiond~ed wIth an1 ecdotes whIib siembad to amuse15 1his autdi tors. naitioni ofI Haye~s a11t1 WhIeeler, anud1 othiers endlorsing Gov. CJlahabrlainl wer*e adopt edl. '14he crowvd wvere Oovoi'ed wt'epletycoe the0peopl to theO stand, and1( the chiril'nan ainonneed difforceit com.. iaittees,n raiis~d for, certain pr pose. Te dai'rahl h/nyiolded (111( eandl~idaltes for ':,unfty oflics wh'1o ~ommll0ee then to set for'th their respective claiinls. 'Iis was ketu.Ibelieve, iuntil a~ fateo hour ill the evonling. tioning the good order that was [t W P DEALER IN J1 tJI{\I'l'Ul{1";, r:trlnr Itrtt"kot,; mid I'iuttu"e 1'ruuo,:. for tlf-,"i;cft 3111,1 worktunuxltip. unotlunilotl. 1{t"ntt"ttt I,,,r it 1 riuor: an- lmt (tittl otttltt"titiott for iltu;atu quality t11 good,:. A NC %V S['1'1'lV cfllnstitt \Vindow S1,10t"s. low in price tlurublo. voilvuniLYttt. (]fill novel, gt.t t'ut of order, utttl will litat Iungt"r titan ou ,tilt-1It. l lilt ru shu t;, l'ivt if ro;, 11ut-1{aokz, .llirrutfill tl J mitn u r for ~tlt". R1 :1'![R[\C. I'uruitnro uo:ttlr rt l,:tirotl nt uttnlortte ),rittos. tiln"oiul nitrntiutt };ivrit It, ilo ('u tlortnkor's l)t"Iurtn ottl. 11,t,"li tIli lnntl it full $tulillV ot'(.',t>;ut --ml Wr, "I (Y~flius. W. ' ER11S ARE STillClll ASH. R. Doty& Con DEALERS IN FAMILY & PLANATION G U 0 C EIt 1 I":S, 11I:0VISION4, GRAIN, I TA 'PROP RIETORS s r IITIIIIIT , . a fr n. ()1'E'1Ic;E IN I1A I~ OP (CO'URlT IIOU.~ s ' 'II busIIntTII I IICI4I4tC L1 CIn hill) W~i1 rtt4' i v' pi olupC nti't (41. IL. A (l.nI.A.AI . JO1. 4.1t ots GAILLA1RD & REYNOLDS, A'J"I'OIUN EY.S AT LAW. .X0. 1411 II ' .IAN1'(;1, 11I XNSIic lt) ; 0;'111 CA 1;0 1 1NA .C4 A r 0 0 P4 IAHS! IIAlYS!! Just eceive it lot niceu Uncatil C' . t. Bulk: "ideM'. ALs'-O, . lot. Fresh~ AIgCC.Ii lIour, JUT 1EtECEJ.VE Car I.oa0 White, Corn. A 1 ('ar Lutul Flour- all rrad(io 1 Car Iroad Bolteil i:.'ka?, White mild Smokvd Bacon 41111d "lluillders. ' Rio and Java Cuft'ce---"green and roasted." . 1 New " Orleans and Culllllot. 'yrully. .111' grades of SUGAR.' Lard in h"hls., Ball-bbls., Kep" and cans. Genuine I)urlrant Sin'okitig To bacco. 13Y I). It. FLENNIK I"N. april Ill THE FAMLY VISITOR. IA'l(.I: >;etili-nlmthly A F'tn il, Lilertn"y 1111,11 Poll t r, ertn(uitling -),4 enitunnt ill'the clintati.. Mi>u:rllunuutttt ttlntlt"r, in t'Int1Sn; (''ri 'itinl tierini Sturic's by (ho 111-14t. writers; 1(IMtt rieltl ttnd JI,,, rttlllietl kt"ttht",, writ (t"it exprosHl} for ittt 4!.011 11111s; :1t;ri .nltitrctl nutltt'r I'rotlt 1 1,u0 Iit:ttl in; .5ltltltnth awl ('hildrt"t1's ltt"ud. rn>npetent, writers; IInult rttlts Itt-1 it1g cull ext imrptr; trout tltt, vin-rent, IiIurutit rt" t ftlte 11 '".' No ml veilito no nts or butt t:t" ul'eithet" 1t lucid or it political rLit 1-:te(or. Neatly prinlt"tl on lint" whit" (taper Itt"utling stew and fresh. atl.tptt:d to a1I fitmtk% ttnd till hcl.tiun;t Of 1,110 4uu1t trt". 'I'Iatatt:. Sinl;le cnhseri tiinie. ; 1 :+n per tunutu, ill utlvtinee; ilk a nhM 411 Ott. or ttttnvt', $1 lei k1'" y("nr. Mill it V uIu:tLlo 1'1-t"1>tittttt. Wttt'uIi I't"tttit ::(.1III t"t ::'t:,1It), tlt"(tt"It lint' n(to' the nntnher nti' ::rri 10411-8. Ill tht" Maker nt'(he c"Ittlt. :-; "t"iu14"111 eu(tit s tltt>I full (lurti(+ttlnt:s or Mir wral tern,. I,. (ut"nt*t "lilt 0111i)tI tlla;t:ti nt;:t; oil application. Addrewc L. 11. ulilt'I', l'ttltli :h(.r, 1'ut"I , 11t., ;:. (,. .llnv it. FIRE INSURANCE. l 1O,(}U(lOOO. t AM thetl;ent of eleven Firv In.lnranec _l. ('ululat>tiea trhuhe eou>Liue'l avst"Ist ixceatl 10 inii!tnit (lullnrtt. ttihor( rule, annual uud tt:rlu ltttlit;it"s i-44110tl. (ml n:ry tiN"t"Iling O.-4k.; it '1uvt'litliy (]'*1t 11003 risks taken tic 1'ea">ttlrtthlt> )"'1tei. J A.ti. W. LAW, :tl tnt. L..iio I13L z1L2:bZ ,] ec* (-.v rt'13ItI'I'V Life lu-urnnce awl A "nnity (;ontpnlly. A",arly $8,"II;1,111s,' . Life, bolt-1'.,r1't;i1uru (.ill ten pa; tactic!.)