THE GLEANER
N. PI, March 11, \920.
Postoltiee Honra- : f
omo op«n 1-Du *. m. taT.OO p. m.
Baud* j ».00 toll JO ». m. •nd 4.00 to »M p. a
' K. N. COOK. Po»tmaster.
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—The Burlington Falcon has
changed its .name to Borlington
Herald. '
—Mr. J. Ed. Moore is building a
seven-room residence on N. Melville
St., between E. Elm and Harden
Sts. It iB well on the way toward
completion .-
—Mr. John W. Fonville, who lives
near Big Fulls, while crossing the
railroad track in an automobile in
Borlington near the Aurora Cotton
Mills, Saturday, was struck by the
11 train. He did not see the ap
proaching train. Mr. Fonville sus
tained three broken ribs and bruises
about head. Injuries not serions.
Automobile complete wreck.
Circles Meeting.
Circles 1, 2 and 3 of the Presby
terian church will meet next Mon
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with
their respective leaders.
Box Party and Supper.
A Saturday night, 13th inst, a box
party and oyster supper will be given
at Hotel Wraham for the' benefifbl
Wesley Philathea Class and the
Willing Workers of the M. E. church
Sunday school. Everybody invited.
Death of Child.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Ilolt have
the sympathy of the community in
the death of their little 7-months-old
son, Julius, who died at au early
hour last Friday morning. The lit
tle one had been very sick from
pneumonia for about four weeks.
Service at M. E. Church—Rev. C. T.
Thrift, Pastor.
Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Rev.
W. B. Green, Supt.
Everybody urged to be on time.
At 11 o'clock the pastor will preach
especially to the children. All the
children in Graham are invited to
bear dys sermon.
Epworth League al 0:30 p. m.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
His Ninth Birthday.
Master George A. Long celebrated
hie 9th birthday anniversary yester
day evening. His mother, Mrs. J.
Dolph Long, gave htm a supper and
he had as his guests his day school
teacher. Miss Cenley Albright, his
Sunday school teacher, Mrs. J. D.
Kernodle, and Misses Josephine
Thomas and Mary Weeks. The
meal was concluded by cutting a
grand cake which Wa9 brought in l>y
the young host and upon which there
were nine lighted chndtes, symbolic
of the event.
Book Shower and Supper.
On Friday evening, March 19th,
from 6 to 9 o'clock, the Parent-
Teacher Association will have a book
shower and supper at the Graded
School building. Any book suitable
for boys and girls to read, or a do
nation for a book to replace those
worn and torn in library, will be
acceptable.
The funds derived from the sup
per will be used to buy equipment
for the play grounds.
Everybody is invited and will be
welcome.
Mr. Jesse M. Bradshaw Dead.
Sunday morning, a few minutes
before 10 o'clock, Mr. Je6se M. Brad
shaw passed atway at his home here
after less than a week's illness. He
followed the business of paper
hanging and had been at work in
Borlington. He came home Tues
day afternoon sick from influenza
and went into pneumonia. At the
time of his death he was G4 years,
10 months and 8 days of age. He is
survived by a widow, his second
wife,, and the following children—
all by the first marriage: Mr. Thos.
F. Bradshaw, Mrs. James Miller and
Mrs. J as. E. Black of Burlington,
Mrs. Ualph Kiddle and Misses Fan
nie, Minnie and Lizzie Bradshaw of
Graham, and Mrs. James P. Euliss
Of Alliance, Ohio. The latter and
her husband were here for the
fnneral. The funeral was conducted
from the home at 2:30 Tuesday after
n'jon by Kev. E. N. Caldwell, pastor
of deceased, assisted by liev. C. T.
Thrift, and the interment was in
Linwood Cemetery. Mr. Bradshaw
had made his home in Graham for
more than 25 years and was a good
citizen and esteemed by all who
knew him. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of (heir many
friends.
Dairy Outfit For Sale.
I have,quit the dairy business and
have for sale a No. 3 Sbarpless
Separator, as good as new, four de
livery bottle crates, about 100 qt. and
pt. bottles, 4 block tin cans.
W. H. ALSLEV,
llmch2t Graham, N. C.
Saleslady Wanted
At Fair Department Store, with
or without experience. Apply in
person. FAIR DEPT. STOKE,
llmch Graham, N. C.
For Sale.
One good Milk Cow, gentle, good
dairy cow. For price, etc., see C.
C. Thompson, Graham, N. C. It
Wanted.
25 men to cut pine cord wood at
$1.60 cord. Apply te C. A. Whitte
nlore at the Dan Long place at once
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with
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ihfii-ti inn tint
Mr. J. W. Menefeo spent yester
day in (Jreer.sboro.'
Capt. S. If. Webh, near Oak*, was
in town Monday.
Mr. James A. Winningham, near
Saxapahaw, was in town Tuesday.
Mr. 11. W. Scott left Monday
night for the North on a two weeks'
business trip.
Mr. W. B. Miller, editor of The
Mebane Enterprise, was a pleasant
caller at The Gleaner office Monday.
Mrs. Mcßride Holt returned Satur
day from a visit or two weeks to Mrs.
J. K. Mebane in Washington, D. C.
Mesdames J. J. Barefoot and John
J. Henderson and Miss' Annie Laurie
Farrell spent yesterday in Greens
boro.
Mrs. D. F. Kfoyes of Bridgewater
is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. A. Thompson, nnd other rela
tives. -
Mr. Giover Mills of Atlanta, Ga.,
is spending a few days here. Gra
ham had been his home up'to a few
years ago. f •
Mr. Mike A. Nicholson, druggist
at Troy, was here a few days ago
visiting at the home of his father,
Mr. A. B. Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Long leave
this afternoon for the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Thos. Peay,
near Pittsboro.,
Mrs, Ceo. A. Mebane of Greens
boro visited her pirents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Banks llolt, here the latter
part of last wtek.
Graham Welding Co.
Welding and brazing of metals
by the Oxy-Acetylene process. New
and complete equipment, Special
attention Riven to broken auto parts.
Prices as low as is consistent with
high grade work. Your patronage
solicited. West Elm St., next to
Fire House. 25dec
Modern Wooden to Entertain.
All members of the Modern W?od
men of America are requested to be
present and bring a friend at a social
entertainment to be given at the
Woodmen hall Monday night, March
8 th.
Mr. John L. Sundean will be
present.
C. N. NORWOOD, Clerk.
For Sale ,
Six Brahma hens and one cockerel;
also one rose-comb Rhode Island
Red cock.
Want to buy five loads of well
rotted stahle manure.
J. W. MENEFEE,
4mchtf Grtham, N. C.
Ford—l9l6 Model—For Sale.
Oood condition. Well cared for.
Price right. A. P. Williams, Gra
ham, N. C.
THE IDEAL TONIC
ARGO-PHOSPHATE
The world's greatest tonic for lassitude
and all run-down enemic conditions. It
just puts pep into the whole system. "It's
the best touic I ever used." says a ISoston
physician.
Dispensed by Ilaycs Drug Co.
W ANTED —Men or women to
take orders among friends and neigh
bors for the genuine guaranteed
hosiery, full lines for men, women
and children. ' Eliminates darning.
We pay 50c. an hour for spare time
or $24 for full lime.
unnecessary. Write. International
Stocking Mill, Noiristown, Pa.
'4m':hlot
Eggs Are High!
If your hens are not laying satis
factorily try Reefer's Mure-Egg
Tonic. It is wonderful. Two $1
packages (enough for a season) for
One Dollar.
CIIAS. T. THRIFT, JR ,
19feb4t N. Maple St., Graham.N.C.
Chairman Hays wants a brief
Republican platform. His wish
will be gratified if the platform
be confined to a recital of his
party's virtues.
—For $1.05 you can get both The
Progressive Farmer and THE ALA
MANCE GLEANEH for one year. Hand
or maiLto us at Graham and we will
see that the papers are sent,
:—For 81.65 you can get both The
Progiessive Farmer and THE ALA
MANCE GLEANER for one year. Hand
or mail to us at Graham and we will
see that the papers are sent.
"liaise your own salary," says
a correspondence school ad. The
profiteers save us the trouble.
They raze it for us.
If cleanliness be next to godli
ness, the man on small salary ia
very near to godliness now for he
is cleaned up every pay-day:
There is a time for all things
and the time to brag of your finan
cial success is when there is no
income tax tnan around.
All the cards d'Aununzio holds
in Ibo game at Fiume rnurt be
clu'js or spades, as a Serbian has
changed bo is a "black hand"
leader.
When lhey get through with
rebellious Admiral Sims, if many
more handle him like Congress
inmi ByVnes of South Carolina, he
will wish that be had modeled his
loquacity after that of Colonel
House.
Fords for Sale.
1 new Ford with starter.
1 new Ford without starter.
1 1917 model—price right.
Apply to .
Samet Furniture Co.,
Phone 626 Burlington, N.C.
Pershing's War Hone Released.
Kedron, Gen. Pershing's war
horse, has been relaaaed from
quarantine at Newport News, Va,
Uy the United States Department
of Agricnltare. It will be remem
bered that efforts were made to
have him released immediately
after his arrival in order that Gen.
Pershing might ride him in the
triumphal parades in New Tork
and Washington. The Depart
ment of Agriculture took the posi
tion, however, that the menace to
the livestock interests of the
country waa Such that the releaae
of even so distinguished an ani
mal as Kedron could not be joa
tifled. While Kedron came
through as sound as the day of
his departure for France, the wis
dom of the quarantine has been
established by the fact that other
officers' mounts in quarantine at
Newport News did develop danger
ous diseases and two of them had
to be destroyed. One of theae
had a contagious disease not
known to exist in this country.
The other had trypononomiaais,
an infectious akin
to dourlne, that is more or less
prevalent in Northern Africa and
Southern Europe. If the quaran
tine had not been established and
these horses had been allowed to
go free in tha United States, they
very probably would have been
the means of spreading the dis
eases to such an extent that it
would have been necessary to
spend many thousands of dollars
to eradicate the maladies, if pos
sible of eradication at all.
The Chamberlain hotel, famous
as a summer and winter resort, at
Old Point Comfort, Va, was
burned last Saturday afternoon.
The property was valned at 12,-
000,000, and carried 350,000 in
surance.
A hospital at Martinsville, Va.,
WHS burned last Saturday night.
Loss $25,000, insurance 85,000. It
had been opened only four months,
and was a gift to the town. Fire
caused by oil stove exploding.
LAST FRAGMENTS OF EMPIRE
Romance In Disappearance of R*4
Oou From the Map of West
ern Canada.
A map of western Canada kept la
the offices of the Hudson Bay com
pany In Winnipeg la sprinkled with
tiny red dots. Two centuries and a
half of romance and history focus In
these little red dots.
When the Hudson Bay company In
1870 surrendered to Canada the vast
territory granted to It by Charles II
of England, It retained one-twentieth
of all the land In the "fertile belt" of
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
between the North Saskatchewan
river and the International boundary.
This one-twentieth waa distributed
throughout every township and each
of these red dots on the map repre
aenta an area of from 100 to (MO
acres.
These lands are today Juat a» they
were when the company's first forts
were erected on Hudson bay.- They
are Just as they were when the buf
falo pastured upon them and Indians
and trappers snared or shot fur-bear
ing animals in this domain half a
century ngo.
Though now surrounded by farms,
they have never heen touched by a
plow. They are still Islands of
primeval soil in the midst of rich
farming district*
The little red dots are disappearing
one by one from the map. Each one
that disappears means that the land
It represents has become a settler's
farm. All the dots represent 3,000,-
000 acres.
The company Is rapidly disposing of
all Its remaining land to settlers.
When the last dot disappears from
the map, the last fragment of Hudson
Bay company's old empire will have
disappeared from the North Ameri
can continent.
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL
WHO —Single persons who had net
income of (1,000 or more for the
year 1910.
Married couples who had net
Income of 12,000 or mors.
WHEN —March 15. 1020. Is Bnal
dute for tiling returns and mak
ing first payments.
WHERE —Collector of Internal
Revenue for District In which
the person resides.
HOW—Full directions on Form
IOWA and Form 1040; also tha
law and regulations.
WHAT —Four per cent normal tax
on taxable Income up to $4,000
In excess of exemption. Kighl
per ceut normal tax on balance
[ * of taxable Income. Surtax, from
owi per cent to sixty-five per caat
on net incomes over sf>,ooo.
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CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children
In Uso For Over 30 Years
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NEURALGIA*
Dangerous drugs or tonics are of little use. They may
, relieve the pain but do not remove the cause. % Tha
help that counts moat is nourishment
snmmnM
rich in purest Norwegian cod-liver oil, feeds the weakened
nerves and at the same time enriches the blood. ' Do not
take nerve sedatives or nerve stimulants, take
sjb is the standard tonic-food that puts strength in place
kyfy of weakness. B a turm it*» Scott*9 Emulsion.JM
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V K "«■>!. >iui——d« t» Mornr wa—l >■ —r
U (\_ Mbontoric*. BU • •* »wiW «4
Aviator* (hulHkAtiiM
In Baglaad ilibm ww« apt to ho
ardent boil tars of the fox and to kin
what bonwn call "hand*"—a quality
which aa aviatora enabled them to
know instinctively, aa it were, what
an airplane waa going to do Man
It did It. And, what wfil he Mwcklag
to aome folk, to keep the aviator to
boat condition for hta Work aad tor
enduring its terrible vtreeoee, he ream
ed. according to theoe authorities, to
Med "a really rtoteaa evening at
leaat once or twice a month." The
older mee WON found to aoa alcehot
freely, bat the y—ig|T ones required
no each atimalanta. aad they aU avoid
ed excess, being weU aware that tor
then the penalty waa sudden death.
Marriage deteriorated the aviator by
Increasing hia aaaae ot pirsspsl re
■ponalblltty tor ethers. Courage ha
had, ot cowaa, aad a touch ot rock
leeaneaa la not undesirable from the
atandpoint of achievement to wan—
Exchange.
• Machinery In Japan.
Japan'* rapid induatrtal pmw
daring the pa at Ave yeara la aowhere
more coaapicaooa than In the develop
ment of the machinery trade. Japaa
Imported in 1014 machinery to a value
of eomewhat mere than 112,000,000 ; to
1018 more than 910.000,000. In, 1914
the United State* farnlahed 30 per
cent of the total Import* ot machin
ery ; in 1018 80 par cent Japaa'* «-
port* of machinery, chiefly to far
eaitera countrlea, have increased from
$684,000 In 1014 to approximately
17,800,000 In 1918. Export* Include
electrical machinery, aplnnlng aad
weaving machinery, lathe* and print-
Ing machinery.
The Lucky Cueo.
"Unfortunate man I" we said, aa wo
atood by the bedaide and drew our
head still farther dowa la the collar ot
our overcoat after the manner of a tur
tle retrogreaalng In hi* ahell. Ton have
oar profoundeat sympathy In yoar af
fliction, and —"
"Sympathy—the dickens!" chortled
the invalid. "Why, dodgaat it. when
everybody elte I* ahudderlag and shak
ing with the cold I have a raging fever
and am as warm and comfortable aa
If It were the good old summer tin*.
Hl-le I hl-iee I" —Kansas City Star.
Freneh Cool Mining,
Trench coal miners, replying to the
suggestion that they work more than
eight hours a day declare that the only
remedy Is the Improvement of mining
machinery on American Unco. They
state that an American minor by ualag
mecbaaionl devlcea can dig out thirty
tons oi coal a week, whllo the Itoaeb
miner can get out bat a tenth of Uls
amount
HKFOKT OP CONDITION OF
Tbe Bank of Haw River,
At Haw Hirer, ID the Stale of North Carolina,
at {he oloee of biulueee, Feb. 2*. IMP.
BKHOUUCBM
Loan* and dlsoounta f«l,'tt.7t
Demand loao«.. JJOO.OO
Ovwdralt* eeo'd, ; uneeo'd ——.... KIM
U. a. Honda and Libert 7 Bond* ™_ I,HU(
All other Btoolu, Bond* and M0rt
gar»».............. 8,000 00
Furniture and Fixture* l^M.tO
Caah In vault and net amount* doe
from Banke, Banker* aad Trait
Companies 'Ojm.'O
Cash Item* held over 34 boor* 'J4O.M
Cheoka for clearing _ I.IMLIt
Total > IIOMtI.M
LIABI LITIBH
Capital dock ' 110,000.00
Surplus fund _ 2,00040
Undivided profit*, low current ex
pen*** -
Depaett* subject to obeok W.M.07
Time Certlfloete* of Depoelt M®«>
Having* DepoelU. U,*U.t7
Cashier's Cbeok* outstanding WI.M
Accrued Intereet due depositor! 40&00
Total.. imjmM
Btate of North Caro Una, Countjr of Ala
manee, March 10,1)9).
I. H. A. Veet, Pre*, of the above named
'bank, do eolemily awear that the above
(taument I* true to the beet of my know l
edge and belief.
H. A. VEtjT, Caahler,
Subscribed and aworn to before me, tble
10th day of March, IMO.
J. Arohla Long, Notary Public.
My oommlselon expire* Deo. a, 1931.
Correct— Atteet:
KL'OKNK McLABTT.
a K. LASLtY,
J. A. ALOHIDOB.
IX re* tor*.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified a* Executor of the will of
W. H.Blewatt.dee'd, Um undersigned bertbr
nollßoa all penoo* holding claim* *g*l**t
aald eetate to preeent tbe same. duly eutben
tloated, on or before the nth day of Feb'y,
IWI, or thl* aotlee will be pleaded In bar or
their recovery. All person* Indebted to aatd
eetate ar* requested to make Immediate pet-
mh, t»a
T. L. HUFFMAN. BIT *'
of W. H. Stewart. Wd.
lOfabM Boute No. 4. Borllngtob, N. O.
Snhoffi Cabinei Shop
W*xl»t*rta»ee*f* «*»H*
Furniture Repaired. Make Old
,Look Like New.
Picture Framing. Upholstering
A Specialty.
ALL KINDS of CABINET
WORK.
W. B. QUAKEMBUSH,
omAMhU. N c.
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WHAT WILL
MALTOGEN DO?
. ■ '. ■
Increase Your Appetite
Aid Your Digestion
Eliminate Waste From System : |||
Increase Your Weight
Make You Feel Better
«
Two Ladies in Graham Have Gained
Eleven and Seventeen Pounds
On A Single Bottle
We have never seen anything like it, and our
personal guarantee is a gain oi from 1 to 5 lbs.
on a single bottle or your money cheerfully
refunded.
Hayes Drug Co.
GRAHAM, N. G |
'Phone 97 ;fl
Tax-Listing!
Personal Property
The County Supervisor and his Assistants
are listing Personal Property in the vari
ous townships of the county. They are
following the old appointments, made by
the list-takers in May, 1919, and are giv
ing notice by notices posted at public
places in each township. : : : : :
All who do not come out to one of these
appointments and list, will be returned
to the County Commissioners "unlisted."
The books WILL NOT BE OPEN 30
days in each township as heretofore.
Watch for the notices in your township.
2 FINE FARMS 2
FOB SALE *-*
28 Acre* one-half mile of Graham, on tho
graded road, over half in cultivation. For
qnick sale at $3,000.00.
80 Acres two miles from Court House, on
good road. $5,000.00 worth of buildingß.
Thin is a bargain at 87,500.00.
85 Acres i mile from Sylvan School— ,
good buildingß, spring and orchard. Half
the land clear, balance in timber. Thin one
is very cheap at SBS per acr;
We also have some nice building lots for
sale.
We are building a number of houses mid
can suit you in size, price and location.
If hou have anything to Hell, nee us.
If you want to borrow or loan, see UM.
Graham Real Estate Co.
• Pfcom 544—Office Next Door to
Nsti—lß—lt of Alsmsnce
CHAB. A. SCOTT, Prest. W. E. 880 BEY, Sec.-Treas.
O. ALLEN MEBANE, V ice-Prest.
GRAHAM, N. C.
Subscribe for The Gleaner
SI.OO a year—in advance.
PE-RU-NAI
brings cheer to all who
may be sufferers aa he
was. Read it: fa
"1 can honeatly ur that I m It
Bay ■>'• «o fmu. After torn* of
tha beat doctor* tn the country /■* a
(■n me up and told in* I could I hmil
not livo another month. Parana » .11 Iff 1
aarN ma. Travelling from town
to town, throuKhout the country _ _
and having to go Into nil kind* MM
!if badly heated atoraa and build- Iflp
n (C«. aumellmea atnndlnr up for Av»w
loura at a tlma while plying my
trad* aa auctioneer, It la only
natural that I had ralda fre- jr
«a*atlyi *o whan thla would „ Hun I it
occur I paid llttla attention to It, ~*l Dr . I
until laat Utconbtr whan I con- * Jnl , 1 8
tracted a auvar* cnae, which, bar o( th* Soclaty of Jtwt ,iy IW.
through neglect on, my part Auctlonaera.
aattlad on my lung*. Wlaea al- m I
Mat la* lat*. 1 began larttrlar,
haL «ltk»it avail, uatll I heard Mil »aaa|ailw»
af Peraaa. II caarad aaaai ao I _ . I
cannot pral** It 100 highly." Tawat a* I 'laaa waaaa I
Xli. fHMI. KKPOIT OrTHB COHOITIOI OV
The National Bank of Alamance.
At Graham, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of «||
business on Feb. 28, 1920.
ItKtfOURCBH.
I/**!»■ and discounts (except thoee shown Id b and e) 04T1,WT.47 ,
Acceptance of other hanka dlsoounted ~ ■ 10.000J80 .vjj
ToUl loans 181,317.47 gift I JK47
Overdrafta secured, 0~~~.—« ; unsecured, OCA 71. tS.7B
U. H. bond* deposited to Moure circulation (par value) , $60,000.00
Owned and uopledged, 12^30.00
Total tJ. B. Oovernment Securities 0,8000
(Hock of Federal Keeerve Bank (£0 per can I of subscription). 3^60/tt
Value of banking houae.4 owned and unincumbered >,000.00
frjultr In banking houae - MOOufo
lawful raaerve with Federal Reserve llank ~~~ ■■■■■ —MftOOJ*
Cash in vault and net amounts due from National banks. HMfet*
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, anf trust companiee other
Uian Include in Itsfne II 18. or
ToUl of items U. 14, I*, It* and I). SI«M36JB
Clucks on Ijanks located outside of city or town of reporting bank #
and other caeh Items *—...— ——........
Redemption fund with U, H. Treasurer and due from U. H. Treasurer SJDIKI
Total _ a. JmSSi ■
1.1 A HI UTIEH.
Oapital stork (aid In .. .... 0 SOJOOOJOO
Murplus fund . ... , „ SyNOCO
Cndivlde>d profit*
J.c*s current expeusr*. Interest, and laiee paid. 93U1 MUSS
Inten-at end dlacount collected or credited, In advance of maturity
and not earn«*d (approximate) SyOS6.SS
Amount reserved for alf Intareat accrued - IJWfO
(Innlaflng notes outstanding ........... MyOQO.OO
(>rtlfl««l rbecka outstaodlng
(Sahlrr s checks on own l>ank outstanding l^lUl
ToUl of lUfoas 2». ao, 31, tt and S9 ;i 2.971J8
Individual deposlta subject to check.: ' SItgMUM |
fXvldends uniald ....■m 11600 |
Total of demand deposits aubject to Kaaerve, Itama M, », H.
tf.tt. and 9 0«0J54J1
Ortl flea tea of depfwlt (other thau for money borrowed) —„...• 01 JBKffM ,
! Other lima dapoalla
Total of time depoalts aubject lo Reserve, Items 40,41, 42, and 43 SB4JOUO _ .
toui , 9HB
* Of lh" total loao* and dlaoouoU ahown above, tha amount on which Intaraat and dlawunt
waa cbariad at rataa In axoaaa of Ihoaa parmlttad by law [Mae. lift, Bav. Stat.l aia'.uilra at
notaa upon which total okari* not to ameaad M waa made, waa I Bona Tha number or cock
loan* waa none
suale ol North Carolina, County of Alamane, aa:
i.Cbaa. A. .cotl,Caahler of the above narard bank,do wlfmnlyjawear that the above *taM> -M
inent la true to the beat of my kaowledge and belief,
CHAS. A. SCOTT, Oa*ler.
Hubecrlbed and aworn lo before me, thla 10th day of March, IftL . .
J. 8. COOK, Notary Public.
My Commlaalon expire* 4-l»-lKl.
(Notarial Meal)
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C. P. hardm,
LYNN B, WILLIAMSON, -
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