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VOLXXIL - : NASll - , NO. 17.
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An Account Here
Protection Against Frauds
A Preventer of Disputes
AND 0F--V
Needless Spending.
. : ' WE CAN - :
Prove It 7-
The First National BanK
locky Mount, N. t
.Safest For Saving-' v
Dr. 0. F. Smitlison,
'; '-t DENTIST. ' ,7f
0 ffice Epstein Building
' K Rocky Mount. N. C. "
OR. F. G. CHAMBLEE
'' DENTIST.
Sprigs; Hope, N. C.
Office In Spring Hop Banking
. Co. Building . ;
O B. MOSS,
Attorney and CoMsellor-At.law,
Spring Hope. N. C
. Omcfi In Citizens Bank.
8. r. Aurtin'
U U Da-TSnport
AUSTIN & DAVENPORT
- LAWYERS ' "
PromptattentiongWeD toall raattersri
mm . ' . . l 1 - 1" I
Recorder' Court .Practice,'.
JOHN XWINSTEADJtD.
; Physician and Surgeon, ;
Nashville, - - - N. C.
Office:-In Bank Building, in-
trance on Railroad Street
Calls answered. t residence at night
W. A. ClMOB
WiUOD.
Lsov T. Voe
NMbTllle.
, FINCH & VAUGHAN. ,
Attorneys And Counscllors-at-Law
Prompt attention,glveii to'all matters
entrusted to oar care. - Office in
- New La BuHdio. ;,
T. T. ROSS. Dentist. ;
Spring Hope, N. C.
Office In New Finch Building
Thursday. Friday and Saturday '
' of each week.' .
Nashville Office at Residence
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -'
..- of each week. ' , .
: DR. H- BRANTLEY.
- " Spring Hope, N. C.
Diseases of The'Efye'Ear,
Nose and Throat. ; -
v-AND
PITTING GLASSES, .
General Medicine and Surgery
Office. Finch Building. -
O. P. Otekinwrn, 1 ' ' ' Mannios & Kitohla,
WUMn,N.C. Klelgh,N,C.
Dickinson. Manning k lltchln,
- ATTORNEYS-AT-tAW
WUson, -North Carolina.' -.
. Practice in the Courts of Wilson and
Nash, and ' wherever service is -:
desired. Prompt . attention - f, -i
given to all matters .en- -'f":
.trusted to us.
Remeniber and send in the
amount due The Graphic
. . 1 notice! ; . .
- , - ... i -
- Several thousand Old Newspapers,
good for wrapping or papering
houses.' 15c per hundred," at Tl.e
Graphic office. . " "
Under and by virtue of tic au.
thority,i?1vn m In nn order of tbe
Suiperioi' DHr of Ntub counly lu
that vliil v'"C' fUlng entitled,
C B. blseM perm.Diilly. aq1 C.
U. Bjasettu, admiulRtrtrtif Al. V.
Bissette, deceatd, et al, ex ' mr
te,".the uodersigoed wilt, oo Wed
rieaday, tbe t7tb day of May. 1916,
between the hours of eleven and
one o'o ook P. M., at ibe eoraer of
Nash and Haloe Streets iu tbe
town of .'Middlesex, Naah County,
N. C, nrll at ' public i auction for
caeh, the following deotribfd tracts
of piroeU of ind, bounded and de
aori bed an f ollowsj , i t ; ) i
Lot So t Store and lot no. 1 4n
block no, 19, corner of Nuttb and
Haines! coruer, btHiaded 'on the
weat-br Kaah street, . -Aortb by- lot
NO. 2, on east by ten foot alley and
on the Houtb by Dalne' vomer,
Mid lot lying aud leing la tbe
town ttt MiduMckex, hbown upon
map of said lowu, regiiOeml in the
(lice of the Register of Deeds of
Niuik County in book 158, page 394.
See book 204,' patre 373,' Nah Keg.
latry.',- ,;,.,-'fvi
Lot NOj.2 being y block,Nu. 19 oo
the map of , the property of tbe Mid
dlesex Land Co., known as the
Midd eaex Laud Cort tiled in tbe
office of the, iiegicter of Deedn of
Naab county, X. C . See nook 153,
pugea 391 and 394, Xo whltib ! refer
ence ia made for a mom. particular
dencrlptiou, I routing 2& feel on
Naab street and running back 115
feet to ten foot alley... v
Lot no. 3 being in blouk no. 19 on
tbtf uuipof tb pnpvrty of the Mid?
dieses Laud Co., known as -tbe
Middlesex Land .&i . filed In tbe
office of the. ttogiater- 4)t Deeds Jor
Nasbooanty, n. c. in book 158;
pages 891 andJ894. particularly de
RCrltted fronting 25 feet- on Nash
street, runniug buck 115 feet to a
ten foot ailey,'
The abovekts tr oarcdls'Xff UoA
Krng"6wnedTy""tbe luxe ilaok D.
Biasette in the towAof Middlesex,,
N.C. t V
The sale will be made subjeoti to
tbe confirmation of the Superior
Court of Naab county. - "
Purchaser will be required to de
posit ten per cent of his bid made
at said sale; and failiug . tq oo'so,
property will at once be resold.
This April 11th, 1916.
" Tr Leon T.'vaugban, "r"
. . Commissioner..
Fiich A Vaugban. Attys. - -
-Ksiice af La Sale.
Under and by virtue fit the pow
er of sale contained in .a -.certain
mortgage executed by T.. W. Bar
tholomew and wife, N. G. Bartholo
mew, on Not. L 1912, and recorded
an theJReglsler of ..Peeds fflce, of
Nash county, N. C.,, In book., 175,
page 211, default having been. made
in, payment of lamep tbe under
signed will offer for le, at public
outcry for cash, jt the-' court-bouse
door in Nashville, N. C, on Mon
day, April 24, 1916. at twelve o'
clock M., tbe following real estate
lying and . being In the town of
M iddlesex, U Dry wells township,
Nash county, N. C, and "described
and defined as follows, to-wtt. '
Parcel No. 1, dated,. August . 2,
1907, is lot 16 in ' Hook 32 of the
town of Middlesex, and bounded on
tbe south by; Exu St., -oo. the
west by lot No. l.'oo h iorth by
lot No. 15, and on the east by ,N,
Spruce St.; contaloiag 15C feet by
50 feet, -j The said lot of land lying
and being Is the town of Middlesex
and abpwn on. tbe map of said town
wnich ia duly recorded in tbe "pub
lic registry of Nash county ia book
170 on page 98. ., , - '
Parcel So. 3." Beginning 56 tfeet
north of the uortb-west . corner, of
the intersection of North Spruce
St. and Exum St.. thence WJ. 150
faet parallel with Exum St. to a
point, thence N, 50 feet, parallel
with JT.. Spruco St. to a, point,
thence fi. 130.' feet'-, parallel-? with
Exum St. to a point in the W- line
of N. Spruce St., thence S. 50 feet
to the beginning. ? . ' -"
-Tbe above land was formerly
owned by T. W. JBarthblomew., and
sold to U. J. Morris, and tbe defer
red payments was to have oeen aet
tled by said B.J. Morris. v
, This March 21st. 1916. -
. O. G. Lewis, Mortgagee.:
tf. Z. Parker, Atty.
TBE! WORLD'S NEWS. -
v' ."'-. -
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Occurrences Ii Other. , Sections
; ' v:: Briefly Toltf '
A bill to establish twelve regfrnal
land mortgage banks, as part of the
administration rural credits leglila-
program, has been perfected and
will in wU probabiUty.be . ja-td by
Cengaass. early next week The pro
posed, bauks would .make'i Joans on
land through national farm loan as
soeiatlons. ' r': ; il,''y.:!'
; ' , v. '. " , ..' -".
v Billy, Sunday . nas Juat . closeu a
great evangelical . meeting - in the
city of Baltimore and it is estimated
that more than twenty three thous
and conversions Wcr the result of
the meeting. It .is reported ' that
the free-will offering- tendered and
accepted; by the evajigeiiat amount
ed to nearly sixty thousand dollars,
not to ay anything of the various
other amounts raised for charitable
and otfir worthy objects.
'. Joseph;; Benton, a very prominent
young", farmer of Lenoir county, be
cauae.hts sweetheart repulsed his
advadeea and declined to marry him,
met the young lady on the road itevr
Kinatonra few days' ago and again
pressed lik suit,' at the the ' wue
time drawing bis pistol and threat-
to kul the gil if she refused , faim.
Ha tlwii changed hht uium! and sent
a ball through his own brain while
the girl stood and looked on at the
act of self-destruction.
The Eighth Annual Convention of
the Carolina vJUunieipal AsseeiatioBv
will be held in tbe city of Kinston
on Thursday ami Friday. May; 4th
and 5ih. A very efabrat program
haaleen arranged far the North
CaroltoaMayoe and- municipal of
ficers by jhe " Kinston Chamber of
Commerce and the, occasion bids
fair to be largely attended. Many
very valuable discussions tMiehin
municipal. probletnS' U'iw .ejs
cussed by prominent men- from all
parts of iha country ' .
-One day the daily press!, announce
that this country is bn the verge of :
hostilities with Germany, and again
glaring headlines declare that the
American troops in Mexico have
captured or killed, or' wounded, -or
surrounded, or heard from, or lo
cated, or chased Villa toTiis lair, or
some other fabrication'.' Air these
reports are no doubt the result of
the" desire of some over-zealous
press reporter to hold his job or to
keep the people - guessing at what
the next canard will be. . -
,v Congressman Claude. Kitchin, of
the second1 district will , have vig
orous opposition in the coming cam.
paign and Mr. Kitchin thinks the
candidacy of Mr. C. W. Mitchell, of
Auiander, wifl prove a rather se
rious problem to solve, ; especially
since Mr ,-MiteheH is possibly one of
the most popular men in- the district
and will bavaample time to contest
against the Congressman, who is so
tied tip with Congressional matters
just at this time as to; prevent his
return to the ; district and looking
after his interests. - ,
. V v
There is practically no-, change-in
the Mexican : situation' -since, .last
week. , Thus far Villa has managed
to elude the American soldiers who
have been inpersuitof . the .'bandit
chief for more than two weeks and
is somewhere in the mountainous
section of Mexico and there is littfe
likliheod of his rapture. Uarransa's
reauest that the American troops be
withdrawn 'has not been exceeded to
nd ft is not; likely, that they will
until Carranza has demonstrated to
the American government his abili
ty to prevent - a repetition!, of the
Columbia raid or similar occurrences.
President Wilson sent the German
Government another1 note last week
regarding the submarine ' warfare
nowoing on in the troubled waters
of the, war xone. While ' Germany
expresses the willingnesso discon4
tinuc certain phases - of the war,
there is little hope that the mode of
conducting the attacks on foreign
sUps will be discontinued There
would be little cause for any more
notes if . Amrrrot citizens ,wouia
irrt ff hMipfirent shins . and 5 stay
out of the territory where theyhave ! vicSof which I am capable, Solicit
no business. Tliere is no reason why j ingjrour support and influence 1 am,
the Americas government BhoulJt - Yours very truly, .
be drawn into the crct just It-J -i, " '" -G. L. JONES."
cause some .hoUJed AmeiNa-jhvillej'N.-C.. -'
eltisen. almply because be has 'be ' W()RSF ''THAN flFRMANY
right w sail on the seas, persists ini"" "rc l,IAI1 ULR1'1A1'
going, into tlie wacursed territory j
were he krws'tnefe is danger.
Henry Ford. hastxft reared a will
ingness.to Hccept. ike Keoublican
nomination for prelfdent if tbe
dear people" real It fant him -for
president. He add Llo his stste-
ment that he is wulihjg to put up
the expense money for his own can
didacy but has no intention of ntian
cieg the campaign f any other
candidate. Henry 1 staking a suc
cess of the automoBilf business, but
there is little connuence in tiim as a
chief executive.
Wl$e he deserves
a little credit foytrjing to bring
about peace betweenV the warring
nations, the manner j in which . he
went about the great undertaking,,, ,
-....-i.;.tiJ L.. v... .....i.i United
vw vuiibiUDirci bnsat. us; vuuiu
not steer' the. affairs; of this great
nation.
Eat Less, Liv Longer.
Over eating is bucd detrimental
habft as concerns heaklt and leads
to so' many disbrdet s'!' that it has
been put In the class of "chief of
fenders" at) enemies t& good health.
' While eatiiig."'sa4 the State
Board of Health, should be directed
by fundamental rules of good table
manners and scientific; Jknuwledge of
food values and the leds of the
body, it ia too often a r.riot of un
trained and unbridled; appetite in
which common sense and discretion
are not in evidence, ' Gluttony not
only wrecks health and fills untime
ly graves, but it marks .character.
There's much truth in saying that a
person's table -marmers tare a good
index to his character,' f V
Overheating is krgly a habit, but
a , habit with renoo results, u
brings on constipation; pls'the sys
tem with poison, and bvefworks th,e
heart and other bodily fan'etionsi It
is one of the main oar h$s o tt" to-
U4l rfaffinara11fvui . aer7-iurtui
irouoie, -ungui .a - wwue,.' i ucuiua
tisnr, hardening of the arteries, ap
poplexy, etc. In other words, it is a
curtailer of life which destroys all
'chances at longevity. ijyhoever
would live bis four score years and
ten would curb his appetite and bite
off only what he can chew and as
similate. . . , 1
Opportonity or .Yoo.
.i I. .
Some people are -always waiting
for opportunity to take them by the
hand.: It neve? does, and ,it : never
will.
Opportunity is ever present with
us, it is by our side, it dogs our
steps, it never leaves us. ; But it
never reaches, out its hand. We
must do the reaching, the grasping,
the improving ..
Don't sit still and wait for oppor
tunity to wme to you. Go out and
hunt it, and hunt till you find it. It
is flirting with you every'day In the
year, every hour of the day.
Ohe of your ' greatest ' opportuni
ties lies in what you may accomplish
in aid of your home town, for what
is good for the town is even better
for you. If you want your' town to
do something for you, you should
first do something, for .the town, Op
portunity believes''' in , that; and
I greets the one' who does it.':. ..
Don't expect to receive every
thing and give jiothing; ? Opportuni
ty does not approve of that, .will not
sanction it will not lend its aid and
encpuragemenl;. Only foolirexpect
that and fools seldom steps beyond
the shadow of their own 'foolishness.
The wise man makes his own op
portunity, and thaj begets;, other
and greater opportunities, and .they
breed success. -H t "C
: Your f uure ispot upj to oppor-tunity-it
is jnp'to you. 1 i
Aaascaiat af CaafiUaer. ,
To the Voters of Nash CtiUnty t
At the 'solicitation of friends; 1
have become" a candidate for the of
fice of County Commissioner; sub
ject to the 'action' .of jhe Dembcratio
Primaries to be held on Saturday;
June 3rd," 1916. ' If nominated and
elected the people Nash :Cbunty
may depend upon the very best aer-
England's Violation of Law and
Huraaniiy.
Former Prtident Taft, in a
speech supporting the President in
the controversy with Geimany, ut
ters this remainder:
Both aides in the war have violat
ed our own rights as neutrals. Ki g
land has failed to keep within the
law of the blockade as she enforced
t KMt us iinlie civil war, and
w'na
IV" of our "K.l,U- ,
iiiereiauo ret-emuiiuice oeiween
blockade maintained by the
State, against Southern
ports during the civil war and the
alleged blockade of Germany by
England The United States actual
ly blockaded , Southern (torts and
made the blockade effective. Eng
land is not blockading German ports
in the Baltic, and therefore the
blockade is not tfVctive, which it
must be in order lo be respected by
neutrals. Being unable to blockade
all German ports, England turns
her energies to the seizure of neu
tral cargoes on i he high seas, and
cutKieiniM goiMis that are bound in
good faiih for iieutral cotmumers.
The naval forces of the United
States tried' to prevent the passing
of supplies to the South through the
neutral Mexican port of Matamoras,
but the United States Supreme'
Court nullified the attempt. The
nation adhered to international law
in spite of the temptation to violate
the rights of neutral commerce,
luigiaiWis doing -racily the op-1
potiUj, while doing its best to stir
up war between the United States
and Germany.
. The latest evidence of the ruthless
character of JJritish violation ef law
is seen 1b t he stoppage of Bed Cross
,"t.i tor uermany fft- P -i:
wKtaud titil h in y 'igper1iiaDMi
great humane organization, to pur
sue its work of mercy to the wound. I
ed. The principles of humanity - are
trampled uuder foot. The savagery mortgage executed by L. C, Wil
of war pursues its wounded vic'nt I liams and wife to Wesley Williams,
to the bed of pain and the grave - Juue I8th 1915, the same beitg re
the American lied Cross has given Jcorded in tue Register of Deeds of
out an announcement that it can no ' fee. Nash County, book 179, page
longer send supplies to Germany or .381, I will on Monday, May 22nd,
Austria on account of the Hrithh 1 1916 at twelve o'clock M., offer, for
seizures. . "Large amounts of sup- sale, and sell, at the court bouse
plies designated . for the central ( diwr in Nasb Couuty, to tbe high
powers," says the notice, "which , est bidder, for cash, the following
have been received for several
months past by the Red Cross, have
had to be stored at . its Brooklyn
terminal warehouse. It now be
comes necessary on account of lack
of further storage room in the ware
house to request all Red Cross chap
ier ana ouier reuei iTKanizauoiiH
not to send any more such supplies
to the warehouse for shipment until
further notice.' , . '
Tile Red Cross has been trying for
weeks to obtain free passage of sup
plies to Germany and Austria. The
British government has vriven one
excuse after another for holding up
these shipments, and it now flatly
refuses to permit the Red Cross to
continue its work for the relief of
the wounded and dying - Washing
ton Post.
tot State Seaata.
-1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the State Senate, from the
County of Nash, iu; the eixth, sena
torial district, subject to tne action
nr rnp MtmnrrHi if rriiiiitrv lii tin i
hpM n JnnA 'ArA J If tooted. I will
srve the people as ft whole to the
beefof myibility; f H
-"?-:'- DR:T. T. ROSS
NashvjlleN a
tasietilate Fes Uaaty CesasaUsleiier
To the Voters of Nash County. , .
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of County Com
missioner of the County of Nash,
eubjeeUo-tha-acLien of - the ... Demo-4
eratic orimaries to be held on Sab
urday, June 3rd.' shall appreciate
your vote and influence in the com
ing pvimaries and, if nominated and
elected, will do all in my power to
give Nash . county, regardless of
section the very ; best service of
which I am capable ; ,
-"J. T; MANNING."
Baileys Township
Valatbli rr jLta far L.
Under and by virtue of tbe power
given me by tue heirs at law i f
Wilson Guy. deceuned, 1 will, on
Saturday, tbe 2Slli duy of April,
J916, between tbe boui- of uiio iuiU
two o'clock 1'. M., ut tbe i-otton
platform in tbe town if Sprint:
Hope. Nub counly. N.C, i ff-r for
sale to tbe Lijitiiht otoder fur cusb
tbe following dHHi'i'ibrU real eitute,
to-wit:
That true l or mji x-i I of laud Iviuu
and bei in AkinuiiiK Towunblp,
Nanb cuuuly, N C, and uouuUeO
aud tlenci-ibi-l as fo!iiiw-. k iz: lie
giuuiui ut Mr. A J Ltuuu's val
uer oo U'K-k Spn nwr orunuu, lurm f
down suld braucb noutUaitrui.t to
wi.low Hiuiup in oiuuL-ii, G. W
Warreu'it tkej tUeuoe bm line a.
aegr,-ea du uiiuuies . ottj poli o
a -ceud uab ou 'tbe buua of- l..r
River; tbeuce dip river wetwn-oiy
to Little Creek; L.tiiiu's iu-i i-r,
tbeuce up liiu vm-iuui itoujnes of
suid creek to u iuke. liuuu'a uur
uer, tbeuce tbe Bu u line S. 87 oo
greea E 111 poles aud 22 liuki to
toe begiuuiui;. coutuiuiug two hun
dred, sixty seveu uud uue half
(267 1 2) acre.
Excepttug, uerertlit'tpss, from
; tbe above debcrtbeU truti the
mill
flight oue ucre, uud tbe family
grave yard coutainiug uue quarter
of un acre.
Terms of sale oaoh.
At tbe time of said sale a deposit
ot twentv nve per cent will oe
rt.ui red until deed can be secured
aod signed by all tbe heirs at law
( the said Wilson Ua'y. Tbe rents
for the year 1916 will be excepted
'trom this sale.
tw ,orlber rarticu;ftfa Me
t Spring Hope. N, C.
tku AUrll lui. 1916 "
me
S.H. WOODrAdmr.
of Wilaou Gay; deceased.
Fioub Jt Vaugban, Attys. '
--H ; mi,, i...
fcUdSfoiJHesV fea)sa?a?
'Pursuant to the power of sale
coutained in tnut certain real estate
described land:
That certain lot lying aud oeiog
in the town of Sharpsburg, county
of Nash, State of North Carolina,
Rocky Mouut Township; and de
scribed and defined as follows:
Bounded ou tbe north lot No. 66,
on the west by lot No. 83, on the
east by A. C. L., Railroad, on the
south by Robbies Street, 30 by 150
feet, oeing lot No. 65 -as ''.shown oy
Sharpsburg Supply Co , map, re
corded in book No. ,184 page 498
Nash Counly Degiater Being the
name lot couveyed to Bonnie- Wil
liams by the Sharpsburg Supply
Col
This April 12tb, 1916.
Wesley Williams, Mortgagee.
ExMator's Notice.
- 'the uoderf-igned having quali
fied as executor ot the last Will and
Testament of Mattie L. Walker, de
ceased, late of Nasb couuty, N.. C-,
notice is hereby given to all per-sous-
having claims against said
i.eteRi.:iK! to present inem toine unacr
, signed duly verified
or or oefore
the I2tb day ot March, 1917, or this
notice ill be pleaded In bar of
their recovery. All" persons ; in
debted to said- estate will please
make immediate payment,', : -,
Tiiis March 13lb 1916, . '
David Bras well. Ext. of' Mrs
' - Mattie L. Walker, deceased,
Caa4Mate Far Cetat? Cesasalssteaer
To the Democratic Voters of Nash
County:
""I take this method of announcing
myself a candidate from Red Oak
township for the - office of County
Commissioner, and will appreciate
your vote and influence in the Dem
ocratic primaries to be held on Sat
urday, June 3rd, 1916.
CICERO D. JONES.
RadOak,N.C. - ;
THE
Planters Nations Bank
Rocky Mount, N. C.
oi.ntTKs:
1. C. BHASWKI.I..
i, M. SHEUUoll.
W. C. BKASWKM..
MILLAUU P. JOMIS.
W. W. AVRHA.
L. B. AYcOCJi;,
I'rcildeut,
Vlue-Pn.
Vloe-Preo.
' Cuhier
Aist. CMh'i
Awt.Caah'1
THRIFT.
This year will lw one of thrift for
us all po lntn start now to save some
thing each week bid! deposit same in
the Planters Nti'itiiml Bank of Rocky
Mount. We illicit your banking
business in ail of its branches. No
account I'm. large none too small to
receive our very best services.
Start today don't delay it
if often dangerous.
directors:
M. C. Braswell, Geo. S. Edwards
M. R. Braswell, H B. Bryan
J. M.;Sherrod, J. C Braswe"
W. S. Wilkinson, J. R. Sorsby
W. HI Newell. H. B. Marriott
M. D. Munn.
IN NEW QUARTERS 1
I have moved my .
BARBER SHOP
to the building next door to
Cooper & Cooper on Wash
ington Street.
Where everything is being fitted up
in modern style for the conven
ience of the public.
I Employ White Barbers .
! ;.:'ONLY "' -. "''''"
". 1 '.-? i'v J'j
IPoToruu iinetih YacVjVn'ave as
.Good Barbers as'you'll find. 1 '
For Very Best Service
and to be served by
Experienced Wte Barbers
Get your barber work done at .
Weeks' Barber Shop,
C. B. WEEKS, Propr.
Agt. for Carolina Steam Laundry
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF ROCKY MOUNT
Successor to
' The Bank of Rocky Mount,
RecBjr rlosat, . . Narth Carellaa.
Resources
More Than Half A Million Dollars
4 Per Cent Compounded
Quarterly on Savings
Deposits., ., .
Accoants Rasaactfally, Ssllclted.
ThosH. Battle,
S. L. Arrington,
R. H. Ricks,
Frank F. Fagan,
W. G. Robbins,
President
it Vice-Pres.
Vice-Pres.
Cashier
Asst.Ca8h'r.
; About The
Life Insurance Ccmp'y
- Of Virginia. t .
It Is The- '
OLDEST. ::
: LARGEST.
. STRONGEST
Liffe Insurance Co., in the
, i South, and it gives
iThe MOST Protectio for the
SAME . Money, , and the jmost
LIBERAL policies of any .Com
pany in the Insurance field.
1 -F. M. CACr,Z3, -
i
' . ' - Special. "".t,
' : Rocky I.!our.t, :: li. C. -