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?HE JOUKNAL.
Sa . aaHrit3f
c.i.'aircoos.t
PWprlator.
local Beporter.
p0Eitf4n&at tk Pott Offiu atNme
Berne, W, ft, at teami-ekm matter. V
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES..
. y!? f OB CHIEF JUSTKKB:
jamea E. Shepherd,' of Beaufort.
FOB ASSOCIATE JUSTICES:
Walter Clark, of Wake.
James G.iMacBae, of Camber.
anil. i
Armiatead Harwell, of Mecklen
barg.
.FOB 8TATB TEBASTJBKB: ,
Bamal McD. Tate, of Bnrke.
FOB EEPBESKNTTATITK3 IX COH-
' OBESS:
First District W. A. B. Branch,
ofBeantort.
. J?oond District--!1.' A. Woodard
af WiUoa.O V . 5i
Third District John G. Shaw,
of Uumoerl &a. -... -Fourth
'District Gharlea M.
Cooke, of Franklin.
Fifth District A, W. Graham,
of Uranviiia.
Sixth District-Jas. A. Lock
lart.
Seventh Dirtriot John B. Hen
denton, ol Rowan.
Eighth District W. H. Bower,
. ofCaidwelL
Ninth District-W. T. Crawford,
f Haywood. t''J ' V
FOB SUPBBIOB COUBT JUDOES: !
ThiroDistriot Jacob Battle, of
' X4SB0.
Foarth District W. R. Allen,
of WaytOi,iiBv w . ,
' Eighth District B. F. Lon of
iredeir.' s - ,JE
, Tenth District W. B. Council,
Jr., of Watauga.
twelfth District H B: Carter,
of Buncombe.
FOB 80UCITOB:
Fof SDlicitor second judicial dis-
Third District John E. Wood.
ard. ot Wilson. n Vk Yi j-
Fourth Distxiot E. W: Pou, of
Johnston. ; i
. Fifth Diatnct-rB. 8, Farker, of
Alamanoe.
Sixth J)ifltriot0. H. Allen, of
- Seventh DUtriotN. A. kcLean,
of Bobesoa.
. Eighth District-Emory E.Baper,
of Davidson. .
Ninth District W. W. Barber,
t wiikes. i: r?-,,.r.ry .
Tenth District W. 0. Kewland,
orcaldweu.
Kleventh District J. L. Webb,
of'llevelancL -
Twelfth 1 District Georee A.
Jones, of Macon.
BRASS A5D MFTJ DEUCE. .
The following was sent to South
era Governors: .' '
"New Tork, Sept .
- An English committee has been
sent berei to investigate: ; and ' de
nounce Southern llnchings. ' ; Will
you rpleaee telegraph ua,. what you
thlnk;of Eflgtish meddling with oar
affairs! The World. ,
Governor 'Garr-' has 'replied in
appropriate terms, bat , his answer
la 1 not before us and we eannot
quote It, but it Is in line with the
re-rtnsea"e Jor O'errallf-'of
. Vu.Inia,"'' ani? Gov..; Korthsrtt t
Georgia,' -s '
,s Gov. O'Eerrall traye:. Things
have come to a pretty pass in tbig
oountry when we are to have lot
ot English moralists . .asking their
noses into oar internal affairs. It is
the qulntesenoe of brass and im
pudencSC They had better sweep
ia front Of their own doors ;. before
peeking to" regulate ns," and - then
proceeds la a manly way to vindi
cate biState.:; f V;:
Qov. JS'orthtoioyoiaiiefl Jiis
reply lit tfise ringlngJwordst v ?
"Why come with an iavestiga
t'oa to 'Denounce'' the South just
1 rlor to eongresslonal elections
Len, t e have ' just had a 'negro
-tei la Ha-"i, April 2, anoth-
'iC'oca t' i Cittath, April
rii' - "tj r-ics-i
- - r in-,
, : : i IV', u. J.,
:-i I :':a. T"e cla!!-i2ge investi
' i ty all poraoE j who have the
r t to inveatigate these charges,
Uut any attempt upon the part of
Englishmen tainted with their owo
ii.r. loual crimes to ariraigU'US for
trial mast be ooobidered as a gross
impertinence.",- . ,
Theorist may rail and philoso
phers protest, but wberever the
Anglo-Saxon race prevails society
will protect itself against anarch.,
no matter at what cost or by wbt
expedient. vlf the means of detec
tion, prosecution and punishment
are satisfactory men will leave the
matter to the law, . If not they will
execute the law, themselves. They
will not submit to ' murder, rape,
spoliation and outrage. But it is
not the color of a criminal's akin
that counts. It is tLo color of the
offence that he has c mmitted and
the urgency for aotio i outside the
forma of law. Uuder no ' oiroum
stances will we permit Englishmen
to diotate our morals or our poll tios.
There Is not the significance in
the Maine election that is attempt
ed to be given it In the Newspaper
world. "Maine gone Republican"
stands emblazond oi the head of
many "Columns, as if 15 was some
thing extraordinary; one of the
wonders of the world.
Pray tell as when it ' was that
Maine was not Bepublioanf Ver
mont ann Maine have gone Bepnbli
can by increased majorties," ana
it is equally true that Alabama and
Arkansas have gone Democratic
byincreased majority. ,
( This eloottons put the lie upon
the often repeated declaration that
the present Congress has done
nothing. ' They .show that the
tariff is having its influence. In
Status devoted to Protection the
Republican party have rallied to
the defense of Protection; in States
whose people are in favor of a
revenue tariff enthusiasm is aroused
in behalf of the party that has
madeauoh rapid progress on the
line marked out in . the Chioago
platform. Party spirit has been
stimulated, Republicans are more
intensely Bepublioan, Democrats,
encouraged by Congressional auo
oesses, are pressing forward their
lines for farther victories.
We do not expect to see a single
State lost from the Democratic
column. A few congressional dis
tricts will be lost, ' because the
party '. failed to utterly destroy
Protection, but a Democratic major
ity will be preserved In the House,
and the war will go on until the
triumph of the people is complete.
We hare no idea of redeeming
Maine or any if the manufacturing
States of t he east, but we expect
tocairy the agricultual States in
the west, a majority of the middle
states and the solid South.
' When baby wiu rtcfc we cave her Cantoris.
When she wasaChlkl. she cned for Costoria.
When she txHO-no M1, sho clung to Castorta.
Wiw alio tod Cliildin,lie gavetbeB Caatoria
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria!
i We have a speedy and positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria canker mouth and
headache, in Bbiloh'a catarrh Beroedy. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use it
if yon desire health and sweet breath.
Price 50c- Sold by New Berne Drug IDo.
- Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Is it not worth the small Drice of 75c.,
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, if you think so call
at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's
Yitalizer, every uottle hat a printed guar
antee on it, send accordingly and if . it
does ou no good it will cost yon nothing.
Bold by New Berne Drag Co.
eaeef
... ,.,
-I
rRICC 80 CENTS PER BOTTLS.
II0( tf VAtHABLC WFOHlTI0 fltl. A
FOB CLC Br ORUQQISTa. ' '
IS
' 7 Y-'-if irrrt'i dlrtif f tteMaiof
v n Sftoasca C UK 'Jcaito-U rtnarr Uc
jkiia, efimre no cltaitc of Am or
r 1
!eii-et.ta be Uku ipUiroaiij.
am itaasi -. .
1
Aft a parvrMTive
ii . ' t iiij rrn ' ' ,r. t.-
w ...i.i i.. iiii-I- -'wf liiwwffmm Afffucna
, -- W)th Uooo,rr-lr.l.iWaV W gtiaTdO.
f tcur. lfrtabTti'
if m4iir tom .
P. 0.. DUFFT, Prugjlfit and
A sent.
SLEEP "
and HQj-Jnft
Are out of the question when tor.
tured and disfigured with Eczema. . ;
; i It :is the cause of more intepse
suffering than all other skin diseases
combined. t i
. t Tender babies are among its most
numerous victims. 1 ,
They are often born with it,
i ; Most remedies and the best physi
cians generally fail even to relieve.
If CUTICURA did no" more tlun
cure Eczema, it would be entitled to
the gratitude of mankind. '
It not only cures but . , ;-'
i A single application is often suffi
cient to. afford, instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to a speedy,
permanent cure. . ; .k "" ,
7 Cuticura 'works wonders be
cause it is the most wonderful skin
cure of modern times. ' , v .
Sold throughout th. world. Price, CtmtunA, 50c ;
Soaf, .5C.1 RawLvaNT. St. PmTS 1buo and
CM. 0)r., Sola Prop.., BoMon, Mau. : "All,
wmui im ann faa rjwxxj, 04 paiEe., auuea irM.
; , summer hksobts. V
NEW BERNE HOUSE,
Moreheafl Gty, N. C,
J. II. MANN. Prop.
Pleasant Location Now Manage
ment. Q ood Accommodation s
Attentive Servants 7 :
- Terms Seasonable.
Bathing Houses Free.
MOUNT MITCHELL
HOTEL..
13 lac It Mountain, IV. C
Unsurpassed Scenery, Water,
Air, and Fare.. f
Terms Eeasonable.
Opens May 1st, 1894.
W. D. SPBAGUE, Prop.
ryiiailroad, Telegraph and Post
Offices near the door. mlotf
BAISKS.
THE
Farmers & HemTiants Bank
Began business May, 189L .
Capital Stock, paid in, - f75,00O.0O
Surplus,
6.0(10.00
Lndiv
irided Pofits,
2.500.00
Dirideadspaid,
OFFICERS:
L. II. Cutleb. ' . . . PrrsidenL
W. ti Chadwick, . -. YkaPsea.
T.W. Dswav, . ... Cashier.
A. H. rtowKLi.. , ... Teller.
F, F. Matthews, - -Collector.
With well established connections this
Dank is prepared to offer all socomnao-
dations consistent with conservative bank
ins., -
Prompt and careful attention given to
collections. . -
We will be pleased to coiresnond with
those who hat contemplate making
changes or opening new accounts.
J. A. BBTAlf, Z ' ,;TH0S. DANIE18, ,
d. H. EOBEaTS, ' Cashier.' ;: '
THE. KATIOKAL 'BANK
Of New Berne. ri. C.!
' iNCOEPOEATfiD 1805. . . '
Capital, f - ft - t A$100,000
Surplus Profits, ' - 88,168
DIRECTORS:,
Jas. A Bryan, Tnos. Dakikls, ;
CHAS. B. BHYAKt J. II. HACKBUBK,
Jno. Dunn, . f i L. harvbyv : ,
G. II, Roberts, - ; E. K. Bishop. ,
Titos. A. O!EBic,Pres.' 6. Et Pot, CasWii'
Yfm. pemr, Vice-Pres. H. M. gbovbs, TeUer.
CITIZENS' BANK
03f JM JJJ W smUTjED, 2ST, O.
DO A ; GENERAL BANKIXG BUSINESS.
Tbe Accounts ol Banks, Bankers. Corpor
ations, Farmers, Merchants and othars re
ceived on favorable terms. I rompt and care
tol attention given to the into eat ot our cus
tomers, ii ..,"'
s boabd of muKcrroaS. f- i
Ferdinand Clrlch,--. JB. H. Meadows,':
i. A. Meadows, . , . - Chas. lnfTy, Jr. ' '
Samuel W. Inock. .. - . James Reuinond.
Chas. II. Fowler, . CIhui lteUcnstcln,
William uunn, - j xnayer utmn,
E. W. Smallwood, - Thomas A. Green,
Geo. M. Ives, . , C K. For. .
. ' THE
BICHMONDSDISPATCH
Daily ' : Per Annum, : 8G.00.
Sunday, , 1.50..
Weekly, " ' JL.00..
Papers reach 'New Berne on diiy of Pui-
lication, and contain latest nort'.i wr
ohna Jfews, together with Telegraphic
Reports of the World. . . :
Boot & : Shoe-Haker,
151 Sonth Front St., Near foot of
MetealfSr. -
OontiMn'il .Pa louags of old
friend?, and new custom solicited.
Prompt execntion of all ( " ;rs. :
Eepair work given s 1 1 ' .cn-
3.
.EL UCA TTONAL INSTITUTIONS.
PAHLIGO
Bayboro aud Stonewall, N. C.
- This institution is under the mannge
meut of an instructor of 15 yeiirs expert,
ence. .Thorough instruction 'and. first
class accommodation given for less money
than at any ptber school ot equally high
grade. . ,
- The music department will be under
tbe supervision 01 thoroughly compe
tent teacner.
Fall session opens 6eptl7th, 04. '
.; For farther information address
v ; J. T, Cooper, Sec'y and Treas, '
' . ' . v t ; jBaybom, N, C.
; ' or
W.E. Wilson, Prin.,
Stonewall, N. 0. .
ldwjw
Kinsey Seminary
GIRLS AND YOUNG 1ADIES
LaGeakge, n. c. .
Advantages in Literary, Art and Mnsic
Departments good. .
Not only competes in priceB with other
ocooois wnen advantages are consider
cred, but excels. Bmldinsr enlarged
to meet demand. - Dormitories furn
ished with new furniture.
For Catabguc, apply to -
Joseph tuNSET, mncipai.
TEE KOKTH CAEOLIHA
tf Agricaltiircz:
zzzLuid Mscbnie Arts.
Offers Three Technical CooAes:
TUB COURSER AGRICULTURE;
THECOUHSEIS BCIKNt'E;
TBE COUR8E IN MEC11 ASICAL ft
CIVIL EKGQtEKRIXG.
And with each a good Academic Kducatioa
Each course is broad aa thoronarh, and
the institution is now equipped for excel
lent work. Expenses very moderate.
Session opens September 6lh.
for Uitaloguea, atklrws
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAT, I'res.
Baleigh, N. C.
THE AQVEHT TERD
Of the Filty-thiil Annual Session
ST. OARY'S SCHOOL,
Raldgh, N. C -
BKODtg "11 .
SEPT.!!20TH, IC94.
AddrmtheBs r
REV. B. SUEDES. JL 21
A High Grade Preparatory School
For YooBg Hen aid Boys.
We OmzjoAW Dman Bora aad
Y0BB5 Men Hit tbe Cumrenarj, West
vvmt and Aanapoua.
Give fall and tloroofc Lsitractiaai in
Moc, Art, and Bnaaesa.
Our tacoltt b coapoaed of aiae eenfle-
men 01 large experience. .
Fall Cadet Cornet Band and Orcbea-
tra. ' " -
Oar rates are very low; in fact lower
than at any other first-clasa school we
know of anywhere. '
LocaUcn ;T7nsnrpassei ' 1st 2Z&.VT2 ani
, HEALTH.
For Catalogue containing lull particulars,
Address,
i ' ' Mai. J. W. TEREX, Sapt
jyl8 ljm - - Fayetteville, N. C.
NorToIl Collep
FOB -YOirNO
LADIES.
Largest, Cheapest and best equipped CoUege
; 350 STTOEOT3. 23 TEACEES3.
'Healthful Sea Breeze. Kear Old Point
Comfort. Beautiful Ilomo, 90,006 Buildings.
Uteam Beat, Gas, eto. .
Music, Art, Elocution. Stenography. High
est Course ot 8 tody in the State. Expenses
only S14.60 per quarter. Send tor Catalogue.
JPuplls wishing to pay own expenses, write
i : I, CASSEDY, B, S.PrlncIpal,' '
jl7 2m : i . v, Korfolk,Va.
THE EATON & : BURNETT
i 5 Business -so!- Oolleges
Baltimore, Md,; and ! Washington, D. C,
Are TireDared to cive their students the
benefit of Office, Bank, jand Counting
house practice in 'till their details.
Long and extensive expprience has per
cted fflcilitiee for he highest develop
ment of Bucoessmi iiusmes Men ana in
teltieent Citiiens.- : " - - -
Weekly lectures on Commercial Law.
Current Events and Important Questions
of the day. Shorthand, and Typewrit
ing courses unexcelled. -Day Bchool open
tie entire year. , . ,
f For further particulars call on or 7 :,
address, A H. Eaton,' "
Baltimore & Charles Sts., Baltimore, Md.
Or 'L. II, Dcrliko, 12th & F Sta., i
r Washington, D. 0.
THE C0LU1IEM MITERSITY
; WASHINGTON, D, C,
The Preparatory School opens Sept 24.
Thorough preparation for the College, for
the Hcientinc bchool, lor tne naval ana
Military Academies, and tor business.
; The College opens 8cpt ' 24 Pull
classical and scientific courses. The Col
lege is open to studonls of holh ft xrst
Entrance examinations on 3ept. 21 oml
22. ' - '
The Corcoran Scientific School . oiiens
Oct. 2.' . li'orty-iBven prolesors ami l
stractors; twenty tlire- fu'l depiirtipenl:
twelve foil conree,o! AixAxt . Sjo-..f -ml.
ents admitted. . , '
' -The Law richool opens Oct. 3. Twelve
professors, including two Associiite Just
ices of the United States Supreme Court
The Medical School opens Oct. 1. The
course is lour years. , Thiity, professors
and assistants. ' ..
The Dental School opens Oct. 1." Scv
e itcen , professors. Unusual facilities.
The course is three years.
The Grndunto bIiool opens Oct. 4.
Coii!'es ot . advanced instruction are of
fered, lending to II. A., M. S., C. E., E.
E. ancirh. I). ; , .. , ,
For r.tt ilonea d--iiitive of these sev
erol schools. AdJress, ' ..
71m JlorrvtU. Mabtih, Scufy.
it.c. . c:tal.
DR, W. J. V7ARD,
wbs.xL.a-; kjl1
NEW BERNE, 2ST. 0. . -
Office, in Dnffy Building 114 Middle
Bireet. . . ki am
Dtf.t-. H.COLBnC
SyRG0-ORALi DSITHST.
4 Offloe Henry Building.
Middle street, botneen Broad and Pollock
; " JNurth Episcopal cuurcn yaro, .
j New Bernei N. "
' BRANCH OFFICE
Jacksonville, Onslow County N C.
DR. G, E. BAGBY,
SURGON DENTIST.
Office: Middle street, opposite Baptist
Church, .. " :
DR. J. D GLARE,
NEW BEENE, N. C
Office on Craven Street,, between Pollock
and Broad. "
j, s, iiM, ii. s: m.; i
DENTIST,
:-NEW - "BERNE, N, 0-:-
Office; 99 Middle St 3d Floor.
Teeth Extracted without pain by the use
' orixiirousuxiaeiias. - . i
P. H. PELLETIEil,
Attornej' . ;At ; Law,
Pollock Street, First rom above Farm-
. er"a & aierchant's Hank.
Will Tjraetloe In the Counties of Cnmm.
Carterm- Jones, Onslow and Pamlico.
sa-Ualted tstates Court at Mew Berne and
Supreme Court ot the fatato. .
WME. CLAUSE.
Office, 72 Sonth Front street oj.-
- posite Gaston IToase. - .-
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Keal Estate Agent.
KewBne,K.CC
Connection. Nw V nk
Boston and Canada.
Timber lands
Fam lands.
Truck lands.
Town lots.
DayM vaatUbvj f - -
- WK1TK.
Oajoai vaattoaellt '
;whitk.
SPKUIAL. .
109,000 Aon of Land la hand for dis
posal. j Acres, Trevt road, C niles ofeily.
IiBtber amd Truck. .,
A at X C. B. JL SPECIAL RATES.
Allantic I M CarQlim KB.
: . PASBXMEa Depabtkekt, '
Hew Berne, X. C, May 28th, 'W,
To Areata A & 3f. C. K. B.:
' Through rates of uc Bound Tnp
Tickets (season of 1894) from eoupow bt
tkms taken to points a anted on the A ft
N. C. B- R. - Ticketa on sale June 1st,
1894 to Sept 30Uf 1894, inclusive, good
for return passage on or before Oct. Slat,
1894. .
' ! ? f
g 1 a i
Hickory K.clj VtM $ JS 1L1S $WM
Moiganton " 14 SS UM 11. U9 1140
Old Fort " IiM Um 11.45 1J.64
Black M'tn ' 1B.0 . is,i U.SO 13.90
Ashevllle " WM!i lft.Bfi 14.45 1S.85
Hot Springs " UM J7JU U4t
Bates to all otlier resorts in Western
North Carolina or Virginia tan ha furn
ished upon application. Children under
five (6) years of age free.! Children Ot five
(S) and under twelve (19) years of age are
half of the above named rates, -...
4 8. L. DILL, G.P, A. -
Wool,
CANVAS Cloths
.; , AND , '
STORM SICltGllSH.
: j ' r-o-
.- Ladies Dresses .of these
. ;; materials will be v6ry
fashionable for Mount-'
' ain or Sea-shore this
, summer. -
t ; We are offering a lino of
Olaclc, IN avy,' Dnrls
' ri?atl and Green,
'M to 51 inches wide, from ,' 40c to
; $100 per yard. . . " ;
f tSamplcs rroinptly : Mailed.
W. E & H S. TUCKER, & CO.
. RAbEIGIT.'N, V.
.9 I:(m, ft .i
Krc. -jtiiii'P. A a. i ) j
ULJtl. Lkt i'lKUI(4A. . i
tn"f.utv .i
A DtUkHtair c-.' ft i
iuitnuf rem s i-
50
'HEAD HORSES AKD I1ULES'
RANGING FROM 4
And Weighing From
Some extra flue Drivers in Horses also adapted to all purposes
Exceptionally fine Draft HorsesJandJ Mules. L .
A full and complete
Harness always on hand, r ? -
TMZn HCJ3L33CJXT tSes OO. :
' Bine Front Stables, Middle Street, New Borue, N. O.
fry -
- 1
Tm II O. irYATT'H - -
SABJATOR.IUM
I ins ton. N, C " . - . -
-Diseases ofi the Eye
lbs .
' iVc nuke a specialty
prior $ very mucn
' Sail pMns
Send
207 to
-
6c (sumps) for new Illustrated Catalogue' of Sails and Marina Goods.
GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO.
211 So. Water St.. . ' CHICAGO, ILL. :
.' - Administrator's Sale.
Pursuant to that certain Judgment ren
dered. by Armiield, Judge, at chambers
in a certain civil action entitled John D.
DinkinB against F. -H. Pelletier, admmia
trator d. b. n. c. t a. of Z. Blade, dec'd(
which said Judgment and the pleadings
in said action, and a plo containsng an
accurate description of the land in this
notice reterred to, is on file in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven
county, reference to whic is hereby 'made
for a definite description of said land:
I will sell at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder at the court house
door in Craven county on Monday the
first day of October, 1894, at tbe hour of
12 o'clock m., the certain piece of land
lying on the north side of Broad street, -in
the city of Newbern, bounded on the East
by the lot formerly owned by Z. Blade
dee'd, and now owned by the Baptist
church of the city of Newbem, and on the
west by the Bowdcn lot, being part of lot
264, formerly owned by Z. Sladc, dee'd.
Said land will be offered for sale In two
parcels, equal in size, and divided in ao
cordunce with the survey ot the whole
made by Henry Brown, surveyor, as act
forth in the plot befire lefcrred to, so
that one half each shall form a scperate
lot P. H. Pelletier, Adm'r,
Aug. 31, 1894, . . . ...
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50
TO 7 YEARS OLD,
850 to 1450 lbs. Each;
line of Buggies and
and General Surgei v.-
figging-
of lugli-class Yacht Sails and Rigging at
oeiow tiiose oDtainaoie on tne seaboard. Also
y " ' Kyilla
Complete Outfits For Fishermen. ;
. -Snd us dimensions of your boat and we will submit
ana estimates on her complete outut
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GEO. HENDERSON
(Successor to Roberts & IIenderson,):
General Insurance 'Agent
Representing .. Insu'nnce Company of
North America, of Philadelphia. -
Home Isunince Company of Hen
York." ' -.
; Hartford Fire Insurance Company ol
Hartford. .-- :
. tueen Insurance Company of England.
North Carolina Home Iusurance Coin
pany of Raleigh. J : - -
Greenwich Insurance Company of Brook,
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Phoenix Ineurnnco Cmnitnnv nf rtmiilr
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United Underwriters Insurance Com
pany of Atlanta.
Boston Marine Insurance Company of
Boston. -
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