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ELDER HEWRYCUMWiniCHAril
Mfter taking .two bottles'!" regained my Strength, and am
now feeling- unusuaily well." HEN CUNNINGHAM.
Hlder Baptist Church, Kinston, N.C. '$
I Vinol contains the two most world-famed tonics the medicinal,
strengthening, body-building elements of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic
i Iron. Vinol contains no oiL and is by far the Best Strengthening:
tTonic obtainable.
We return
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Fertiliier Cheap?
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ExactlhejnetKingat ?matest shoes cheap,
and clothes cheapthat is, the use of inferior material.
1 ; IE youriet-pstimg iian -ftc pttrciasie..bfi
; clothes, you can buy another one.
If you get "stung" with cheap and inferior fertili
' zcr, you are f permanently and 'Incurably disabled for
5 the year You lose your labor -and the., proper income ..
: on the land. , ,
, - If one fertilizer : analyzes 83-3, it s i t necessarily i
exactly -lide another 8-3-3fThere may he a, difference, f
: in the availibity or solubility, just as there are differ-
ence.s in the digestibility of food;' Some manuf acta- -rers,
who are striving fo cheapness, may get- their, am-
s monia from scrap leather or hair. The land can not
Utilizer is l:Beap,rrlMnae'6nlyI
it is the cause of your getting half a bale of cotton
where ybij are entitled jtb a hale, i if 4 4 T f T v
It does not pay to', take such chances-notf iF if
takes a year out of your life.
: You take no chances when you buy the brands of
ne sotiMimemtmaiMm
Factories at Wadesboro, Gibson and Monroe.
T. V. Jlardispq A Co.t Morven
O. A. Martin, r" Morved
J.t Moore &CoM j 1 Moryen
J. C. Mnrsh & Co., Polkton.
The Northcutt and BrasweU Company, 'McFla'ri'an.-i
JOHN W. GULI;EDGE,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law .
and Beal Estate (Agent, i j!i
v Wadesboro, N. C,
All logal baalaess wilt iiaV prompt, ajid
painstaking attention. , Your, sales and
purchaa8 of real estate May b4 facilitated
4. V"
by cullinK on or writiaff to me1 WT11 alfta J
rent or lease vour town DroDGitv and farm-
InR lands aDdcoUootha rent for ,toe same
Omoo over Wadebr6 Clotrrtnr A -Shoe
Uompany's Store.
W.F.GRAYtrr.'p,;
(0FIC IN SMITH "&. PUKLA BL'PQ)
, Wadesboro, N. C,
AH Orcriticna 7arrit.tad '' ' 1
Recommends
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FcrWca!i,Ilun-Down People.
" T-was run down and weakf rcm
indigestion and general debility, also
suffered from vertigo. : I saw a cod
liver preparation called Vinol adver
tised and decided to give it a trial,
and the results were most eratifviner.
your jnoney without question
For Infants and Children.
The Kindi You Have
Bears the
Signature
Fotvdver
VMt Mimra omu(t new nm citt.
a; suit ot
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T A. Home, y4f -. LafvtlIej0
J. C- Marsh & Co., Marshville
Ji iiiAusUa j 3 i ill .Wbijzate
D. H. McGregor, Iiuby, S. C.
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McLendon & Thomas
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All r Business will-Receive
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P rmpAttCnuOn, j
PHONE 61.
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SUPPURATION.
Youth's CompanioQ.
- An ' with so many physical ail
ments which afflict the human race,
it is now generally recognized that a
boil or carbuncle is really a battle
royal between the veils which are our
protectors and the germs which would
be our destroyers. The little microbe
the especial disagreeable office of
which is to excite the formation ot
pus, is called in medicine the staphy
lococcus. . When it gains entrance to
the human body, it at once goes to
work at its unpleasant industry.
The immediate results are signals of
distress which take the form of local
iaflttrauiatlon,1! with its 5 accompanf-
neutsof itching,, a welling and burn
tig. These uncomfortable symptona
ire a warning name jeueocytea, or
protecting blood-cells, that a colony
)f staphylococci has formed and set-
iiog up a factory, and will' presently
ia much damage to the surrounding
country unless they can - be checked.
rDJime Nature therefore', hurries a
reat number of leucocytes to the
-pot, so many, in fac , that they arc
ible to cut off the enemy from the
gro unding tissue, and after starv-
ng them into suDmtssion, to tnrow
nem out.
1 When a boil breaks and discharges
fh it & rniu.it ion at once goes down,
nd iiih is a sign that virtue has tfi-
impiied once more the leucocytes
tiavtswon.
This particular cell seems to be en-
lowed with almost human iotelli-
ence, as shown by its knowledge ol
hat to attack, and when and where
tUdn it. . People who are suffering
roiu certain ; weakening diseases,
uc-h as Hright's, ate very prone to
attacks of boils, and so are convales
f Dt4 from exhausting illnesses, and,
n fact, any one who is in a condition
of Towered vitality from any cause
whatever. A single boil will Borne
mes make its appearance because of
tome local irritation, as, for example,
rom the constant rubbing of the
feck by a rough sweater.
Nevfr tulnd. what may be the di
-ct cause, or how good the general
condition of the sufferer may-seem to
be, it is well to take that boil to tb-
4!ijy9ician,fwho,; - he if sees 1 it early
uougb, will probably make efforts to
iefeat it, or at least to limit as far
joesitile the supjMiration, or pus-for-
-uatiou. Any iffort3 on the part ol
he patient to squeeze it are unwise;
hey will not help i the boil, and may
lead to 1( ial reinfection, rt-ealting in 8
outinuous crop of boils the condi
ion known as furuculosis, a mostdis
ressing affection, which may last for
uonths, and may even run through a
ftmily or a school. ',
The abortion of a boil in its early
stages is often brought about by the
injection or a little carbolic acid into
t. This, or any other form of sur
gical intervention, is of course the
orovince of the surgeon, who will
-sxercise the utmost antiseptic precau
tion to prevent local reinoculation.
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PHYSICIAN
ROVES
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound y;
fiabattus. Maine. "You told me to
take Lydia llnkham'a , Vegetable
Gompouna and
Liver Pills before
cMld-birth, and we
are all surprised to
see how much srood
it did. My physi
cian said Without
doubt it was the
Compound that
helped you.'
thank you for your
kindness in adymng
me and give you full
permission to use
my name in your testimonials." Mrs.
U. W. MrrcHEtt, Box 3, Sabattus, Me.
i Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville, Vt "I was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
I rom nervousness and other annoyin
symptoms. Lydia JS. Jfinkham's V eze-
table Compound restored my health and
Strength, and proved worth mountains
pf gold to me. - For the sake of other
suffering women I am willing you
iBhould publish my letter." Mrs.
Chaei.t:s Bakcijly, B.F.D., Granite-
tille,-Vt. - - -
. Women who are passing through
this critical period or who are suffer
ing from any of those distressing ilia
jpeeuliar to their sex should not lose
Sight of the fact that for thirty years
Lydia E. Pinkham'8 Vegetable Com
pound, which is made from roots and
terbs, has been the standard remedy
for female Ills. ' In almost every com
munity ' you will find women who
iave been restored to health by Lydia
TZ. unKham's vegetaoie vompouno.
ROY M. HUN T.J. FY
;i "-it d. a a
Office Second Floor of Mew
'. National Bank BuildingV
Work Done Day or
' Night. ;
PHONE NO 90.
IN
Mr. Boylin: Who U that Susan,
her real name? Brother says if I find
out and tell him he wont "Jaw" me
any more, he is in love with Susan
'Sight unseen." He aaya he' just
knows she is a mighty sweet blue
eyed girl. Mother saya that she is
evidently a very bright and smart
child and will make some one a fine
wife. Father said that girl U all O.
K. What does Ov K.mean, Mr,
Boylin? 1 asked falher'and'he'Mid
"find out." ... : ;
Weil, Mr. Boylin, you tell Susan
to coine to my hoasff and: I-wiUi taka
her to ride. We will talk De Laval
Separator.! and Messenger and. Intel
ligencer, v Brother say I, talk" Do
Laval in ray sleep.
Mr. Boylin, please print the follow-
Dg as my . letter to Susan;- h
Dear Susan, the M. A.I. ia a good
thins to talk about working or
sleeping and the De Laval' 'Separator
is the next best ' thing to" talk - and
dream .about;;i i;:;i'y
I tell you, Susan, we are Just getting
subscribers these days in a hurry.
One of our floe boywas elected. a
Congressman from our school Id the
Children's Industrial Congress and
beu he went to Wadesboro hejgot a
good showing of Bubscribers' arid
from now on every one who can will
be working day and night. xlod
That is a good idea about several
families buying a separator in part
nership. .But they are so cheap, ai-
nost any farmer can, afford one.
rtie whole outfit can be had for' $t 5
and the interest on that amount la
just four dollars and fifty cents a year.
fhat is not much money'. --
No, I did not go to Mr. Patrlck'a
carnival but I saw ' and heard Mr.
Patrick at our school house. I went
to the tent in which he and Mr.. Joe
Smith lived in, it was striped and
had a queer little round stove a-real
beauty, of a tent. Folding chairs apd
tables, rugs and ' bear skin on the
ground for carrjeta,.Jaslce4jPa
rick if they were big black cow skins,
they wereso large Jl-th,oughtthfy
vere cow skins, and he said, no, my
litte girl,- those are black- bear-skms.-r
asked where he got them. He said
they wera killed by hft gui.l wyjup
14,000 feet above sea feyerucAP0
nountains of Old Mexico. I asked
if he shot at them and he said .No,
that the uide kepr inTadvahce aslie
as an old hear hunter - and he said,
ittle lady, I do not like to take the
tife of a dumb animal; perhaps I am
responsible for their death but I did
not kill them. - -
Mother says Mr. Patrick la doing
much good but brother puts in his
tongue nd says 1 don't like the way
he does. Mr. Patrick wants the chil
dren to work, be wants them to rhake
axe-handles and butter molds arid tots
of things, and he says Mr. Patrick
gives the girls bigger prices, for doing
the same Kino oi work the boys do.
Bat then Mr. Patrick heed hot mind
what brother says, he will just grum
ble-and complain, Susan. And I
warn, you right now if you should
fall in love with my brother and
when you and he grow' up you -get
narried you must learn to know him
and humor his ways. My brother is
a mighty good brother and I fry ou
just know how to manage him; and
mother says mat is me way a wo
man ought to do anyway, just learn
how to manage their husbands. I ex
pect it is just learning bow to , humor
them. My mother is just the Bmart
est woman at that in the county. She
gets everything she wants and father
just thinks my mother is the besi and
sweetest woman be ever eaw and its
just because my mother knows how to
humor him. bhe does pot growl and
complain every time lie "comes home
and she has us children to run "out to
meet and .kiss him every time be
comes home. . This is the kind of a
mother 1 have, Susan, and if yc-u get
mv brother, and he is sure coine to
Iry to find you, just' treat htm as
my mother treats father and you will
have a happy lime in inev
Sucsan you' ask me "tu 'calculate;
WeH Susan, ray teacher says.-J. .am
just one of the best calculators she
- . W T
ever saw to my age and that I can
add to the calculations so many
thoughts and questions it keeps her
guessing what is coming neiTi'""
"How long it would take ji worrum
to pay for a De Laval Separator if
she had four cows from which she
got fl ve . pounds of butter each per
week to Bell, aud butter . and:-milk
enough fjr ber famMy. That's what
you ask me to figure out Susan
that's easy, ; Let's figure this way.
Four cows five pounds each, makes
twenty pounds of butter a week. In
fourteen weeks she has two hundred
and eighty pounds, and at thirty cents
a pound it brings in eighty four dol
lars. So in junt fourteen weeks,' one
week more than three ; month?, she
has money enough to get a nice out
fit of the De Laval pattern and that
is the kind to get. Others can be had
for less money f but they are pot so
good. In a year's time,tbis , to man
has saved enough, tootsy terfostfit
and has left more than one hundred
MARY'S BROTHER FALLS
LOVE WITH SUSAlC
i savings bank of her town. The milk
and butter used by the family and
the stable manure from the four cows
l worth enough to pay for the teed
io? the rows and the rich sweet but
tit and the fine , butter milk and the
rice fresh sweet milk that the whole
family get) to eat on account of the
separator will pay lor all the labor of
making and churning as well as the
feed. -Then there are the little calves
far sale, if they are good Jersey stock
t$ey are worth at least one hundred
dollars. So the ladv with four
has ber separator paid for and two
hundred and - fifty dollars in one
yer's,time, ,-. t ,
This is the way I figure it out, Su-
a. lpn't yon think l am a good fig-
werr
hi havn'ta kodak; wlsh l had, for 1
ulduily take a picture :of Ir.
iHylin's cowa,; : However, my fath
toki roe about those Cows but he
s id Mrs. Boyjin.' ani .the boys , were
Ibh ones who had the fine cows; he
Bjld Mr. Boylin bad to' stay in the
ptrjnung office and work hard to gel
out the beet pper ever published in
tiofl county, But be said the cows
I re. surely fine and be said it just
jinvincel him any woman and boys
ajio, would, hustle could have just all
it y wtntt-d and a Cue borne thrown
Sit He told me about Mis. Colt Rtd:
fiaro, loo. Father said ihe was a
o vular hustler. He said Mewlames
i4ylin nd Redft-ari were doing
iKin.to help the farmers than any
l' n
men in the county. Susan,
try and
persuade these ladies to
jl.lt out Bchool,' they would do us lot
They would tell us how to get
iaore subscribers and that is what 1
4ir thinking moeuy or just now.
-Jusan, youri fchool In Wadesboro is
! t trying for the separator: persuade
4nn to help us. I am afraid our
l will miss itBrother is right
i he says that I talk De Laval
and M. A I.' In my steep. V
p Susan, please- write- me again,
brother wants to go and see you soon,
aa he is desperately in love with you.
P. S Sqsan, If yq argon speak
ln termawith Mr Jioyllu, go for
him with gloves offi - He made me
ay m ray last letter that our -school
-Oft 800 when it cost $8,000.. An:
-nvilhy should have a 110,000 buiid
iag not a'penny less. Tbty.are aU
yen to aojwopic yjts oi mem ricn.
i I. heard lii said i ;Mr. Littl?.4 one of
ricfiest inea Wtbe county would
4l the old institute and ground at
grounds
ait ti a I cost.
That would make a fine
tain ling at a small outlay, If the
fi-would go to Mr. Little In the
ritt spirit, I am sure he would give
rlieur' the building and grounds for
ine ake of the little ones'. He is a
opLMy good man if rigbtlyiapproach
eU. I know and like thH ; old lache-
r aud I may set my cap for, him
hfo 1 grow up. .' , Makv.
t ' Wrb A Dllar A Dm
' , .- - -i-. ; ' r :.- .
$Y d Patchen,.ManUuaN..ywrites:--Ft;i-
a long time I was affected with kid
ney ' rouble which caused an almont con-
sts wjaio Jnniback aid; InflimraAtioa
ir;y bladder. Othor remedies did not
ev-n ieliere Coe,' bat two "fifty -cabf hot .lea
Potey'a Kidney Remedy, completely
aor t me ana l have not. nad any nymp
ipr.'f of . kidney trouble for over - two
! - -'
Pils Cited at Home I B v
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71 J
eW-Absorption7 Method.
lf.Tyovoffer from bleedlnV, itohiaffj
bliml or protruding lW, send me your
ddivs-v and X will, tell you -how to euro
youeU at home by the new absorption
reamQt; and- .-pUI also Bend kim of tbU
home treatment tree for trial, -with refer
ences, from your ona locality tt reqmrsted.
Immediate relief and permanent cure as
sure!. - Send tKf money; it tclLo'horsi(
AL -
tniiprrr. write today to Airs.
m-l Box P, Notre Dame, Ind.
commenced business
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.:- ;- tory
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Cariital Stock - -
m 'SiocUHolders' Liability -
Surplus and Undivided rrohts
; Total-- 'I'.!--'..-.-..'
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v The bank's career, -under" the management of Mr.'T. J. Covington as president, was most prosperous, and our
tieM president, L. t). Robinson, desires tp( thank the old patrons of the bank for the loyal manner in which they
f have stood by the institution since he was elected to that position. The motto of this bank will be to accomnodate
'its friends an5 patrons to the fullest extent. consistent wiih good business management. ' -
Officers: :-
1 DROBINSON, President.
F. C, ALLEN, Vke President.
cIm BURNS, JR., Cashier. -
ADAlLLOCKnART, Ass't
ELECTROCUTION OF RATS.
Charlotte Evening Chronicle.
The, great; Oculd fortune wl
foundett ou a rat trap, a simple wire
concern that did not hold good for
very long, for the rats soon got an
understanding of what it meant, but
the original Oould sold enough of
the traps to lay the. foundation for, a
for uce. Since then, human ingen
uity has been exercised in devising a
trap that would not excite the suspi
cion of the rat and many more or
less successful devices have re u I ted.
It has remained however, for Mr.
Henry AViliianw. a. Charlotte hotel
keeper, to originate a. trick th9t 4he
rat will never, become.wiae .. to., i -Jlr.
Williams had a good deal of trouble
with ,the rats. ...The more .trouble
they gave him the harder he studied
pp a pldii -to get even with tbem.
He has been-much intfrwted in the
aubject ..of .electrocution: and the
qut-slton occurm , to hun.- why not
5? un He made a
study of it and began experimenting.
Tliesults were encouraeine from
the start, aud one morning when he
counted twenty victims ol his elte-
ric trap, he exclaimed, and with
food cause, "Euirka!" He there
upon set about securing a patent an. I
it is to be hoped that in hi cane the
Gould history will r repeat. itself. In
all seriousness, Mr. Williams seems
to have hit ujmn an t-nVctive devu-e
for theexUnuination or rats and has
found a new and -w hat is 'likely -to
prove a popular use of electricity.
FOR THE STOMACH.
Here's OITir m b
Id Km Otw.
. - - l..k.
llexall I)jpsia Tablets remeily
stomach trouble by supplying the
me element, the absence of which in
the ga-tric juices causes-Jndigeftion
ind dysprptUa. They ait tte stom
ich to digest food and to quickly con
vert it into rich red blood and mate
rial necessary for overcoming natural
body waste.
Carry a package of Rexall Dyspep
ia Tablets In your vest pocket, or
teep them in your rortn. Take one
fter each heavy meal and indigestion
.vill not bother you. .
We know what llxall Dyspejieia
Tablets are and what they wli. do.
We guarautee them to relieve indi
gestion aud dy-pepeia. If they fail
we wtu retund your money... three
sizes: 25 cents, 50 cents and f 1.00.
Remember you cn obtain Rex
,;11 Remedies in Wadesboro only at
our stor, The Rexall Store. The
Parsons Dru (X)
Behind Every
Box of Candies
bearing the name
'NunnallyVstands
a business .famous
in the South for 25
years a guarantee
.of the purest, most
, wholesome candies.
bonbons and choc
olates come to us b y
h fast express almost'
every day, which
explains to you the
delicious freshness
that accentuates
their goodness.
SOLD BY' -
i -Parsons Drug Co,
in September, 1902.
oi me msiiiuiion.
i -.- --
of
We pay 4 per cent on -Time Deposits.
The Savings Department has paid over
$2,000 annually in interest. We solic-
it your accounts. -
Cash.-
A COURT REUINLSCEKCE.
Charlotte Observer.
With ivgard to a paragraph yester
day in names of per us before crim
inal courts In this State a friend tells
us of an occurrence in Aosoa county
superior court some year 4 ago. A
man had been indicted for tome mis
demeanor. His christian name ap
peared in the bill of Indictment a
Gus." The defendant's attorney
moved to quash the bill for rofcoo
ui( r. To the judge's question if the
penon was not generally known by
that name his ' attorney replied that
he had not known the defendant
since the latter was a boy and added:
4 And I give you my word of honor
that I have never called him any
thing but Augustus." A member of
the bar who happened to be repre
.senting the solicitor rose and said - in
a dignified manner: 4May it please
' your honor, I can rery well believe
that for knowing the gentlemw who
I. .... .
hlu iQ "ddrefeef you as well as I
do I cannot conceive of. his using as
short a word as 'Ons' when be could
possibly substitute as long a one as
Augustus ' The other lawyer
sprai-g to bis feet in great anger and
for a while it looked like troobl?.
The judee in his efforts at pacifies,
lion made matters wor-e for a . while
by remarking that he thought the vi
olent language . used by the defend
ant's attorney wax intended to be an
derstood In a -Pickwickian wns.
There was talk of a dul, but it n
died nut. ...
A Sthl AUra.
Worse than an alarm of fire at nlht U
the tuetalllc couirb of croup bringing J rciwl
to the household. Careful mothers keep
Foley's Honey and Tar ia the houe and
give it at the first ain of daoper. Foley's
Hooey and Tar has sared many l'itie Hvea
and la the only safe prrparaltoa tor chU
Uren as tt contains do opiates. Pee Dee
Pharmacy; Parsons Drug Co.
And the- were not' married and ' thus
liyed happily torrrer after. - . .
Fully nine out of eyery ten cases ol
rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or
damp, or ctTronic rheumatism, neither of
which require any Internal treatment. All
that needed to afford relief is the free
application of Chamberlain's Liniment.
Give tt a trtaL You are certain to be
pleased with the quick relief which it af
fords. Sold by Parson Drtif Co:
E3E
Watch
Wake Up
If you want a Lot for a Store,
,If you want a Lot for a Hotel,
If you want a Lot for a Dwelling,
If you want a Lot for a Factory or Railroad,
If you want a Lot for a Blacksmith Shop,
If you want a Lot for a Barber Shop, :
. If you want a Lot for a Carpenter Shop,
If you want a Lot for a Large Livery Stabe,
If you want a Lot for Any Purpose, -In
a growing town with rock foundation
And grit in its craw, '
We have the most desirabe ones.
Best Located & Host Convenient toftailroad Depot in Town
fOR CASH OR ON TIME
Will Assist You in Building House, if Desired.
Large, Most Beautiful Lot For College FREE
to Any Church or Reputable Person.
Ansonville Real Estate Company
A. H. RICHARDSON, President and treasurer.
Wadesboro
The' past year has been the most prosperons in the his
Vour deposits are. secured a9 follows:
in Every
Community
Ve Find
Peoph
Who want the beat pianos, and
will not be per.-uaded by asett?
(.r fake advertising into buying
a cheap or medium grade piano,
i Are you one of this class or
are yoa ooe of thos unfortu
mte ones who take the word of
any agent or relieve any adver
tisement, and becinse you do
not -know the diff.rvnce anl
think you have learned, buy a
Cheap piano? .
-D.v you really know what
constitutes a fine piano? If you
do, you buy a Soeff or Shaw; if
you don't the name Mtieff or
Shaw is all you need to know.
. The piano will be perfect, and
elity-apveu years experience
ia behind our guarantee. Write
today.
WKITK TODAY.
Chas. M; Stieff
, - Maker of the
'Artistic' Stieff," Shaw and
Stieff Self-player Pianos.
Southern Wareroom:
, - . - - .- f
9 W.Tradi Street,
Charlotte - - N. C.
H. WILM0TH.
' " MaaaaKH.
. (Mention thli paper)
Notice. '
The J. tl Fox Barber Shop is strain open
to the public. We have purchased the J
L. Fox barbershop, situated in the city of
Wadesboro, and the same is now open lo
the public. . Your patronage is solicited.
- - ' Respectfully,
- - - A. C. HARMON,
- - - : C. EL THOMAS.
This Feb. 10. 1910.
3B3E
S50.000.00
50,000.00
35,000.00
$135,000.00
Ansonville
Directors:
-. C. M. Burns. H. Haynie. K.
W. Ashcraft; Geo. W.Huntley.
W. Henry Liles.H. W. Little.
B. G. Covington. L. J. Huntley,
F. C. Allen, P. R. Bennett, L.
D. Robinson.
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i and fifty dollars In cc to ', a ilia
r