The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-06-12

The Introduction of IL into States
! and Reference Made TO Bank.
/ ers in Localities Where Hun.
| dreds OfYrhem Have Been Sold
and Where Numbers Have
| Purchased Six Machines and 9
| Township for $4,000, Twenty.
Four Machines and County
$24O. 90.
The Wood Folding Automatic
Spring Washer has been before The
public since November 9th, 1886
and during which time it has beer
successfully and rapidly introduced
into thousands OF homes in the states
of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio
Tennessee, Arkansas, New York, Kan
sas, Texas, California, Oregon,
Washington Territory, Nevada and
many other places, by enterprislng
men who have engaged IN the sale
in these different localities. The
trade is becoming thoroughly estab-
lished. 1t has been displacing Chi
namen in the Golden State. The
machine 10 revolutionlzing the wash
ing business. 1t is manufactured by
George & Tweedale, Constantine,
Michigan, and persons wishing in
formation, are referred to the manu-
factursrs, also, HOLES & Sons, or
Bradford Il Son, bankers, Greenville,
Illinois; the Peoples Bank, Newton,
Illinois; the Sullivan County Bank,
Sullivan, Indiana; Farmers State
Bank, Sullivan, Indiana; Bank Of
Bloomfield, Indiana. Parties wish
ing reference regarding George d
Tweedale manufacturers, Constan-
tine, Michigan, are referred to the
First National Bank of that place.
and Farmers National Bank, and
First National Bank, Chicago. Read
the following
The FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,l
Constantine, Mich, May 1884,
j. A. PoTTs, ESQ.,, Russellville:
Dear Sfr.-In reply to yours of May
81, would say that George & Tweedlae
are worth about 1000, pay cash for
every hing and are perfectly good for
any Obligation that you may get
against thsm, strictly honest and hon
orable. Yours Respectfully,
WIN. B. PIERsoN, cashier.
CONSTANTINE. MICH. May 26, 1890.
Jno. w. White ESQ.,, Russellville:
Dear Sir.-In reply to yours of 81.
We have not had the pleasure of meet
ing Mr.. NJ. J. Harris, but have tran
sacted business with him for the last
five years and always found him q
gentleman Ia all transactions, and had
he not been, we should have had COM
plant from the hundreds he has dealt
with and fro m the tho usands he and
his agents have sold the Woods Fold
ing Automatic Spring Washers. too,
we have so far, not heard the first COM
plant, and all our dealings with him
have been strictly honest and gentle
manly. Yours Truly,
GEORGE & TwEEDALE.
GREENvILLE Ills, April 9TH 1890.
To whom 1t may concern:
Mr.. M. j. Harris the bearer of this
has been doing business in our city tor
the last year. We have had business
relations with him during this time,
amounting to several thousand dollars.
And have always found him not only
q courteous gentleman but perfectly
square and reliable.
Very Respectfully,
HOLES 81 Sons, Bankers.
THE PEOPLES BANK,)
NEWTON, ILLINOIS,
May 3lst, 1889.
To whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that | have been
personally acquainted with Mr.. M. j.
Harris for about five months and while
he was in our little city had consider
able business with him and always
found him very much of gentleman.
He did considerable business in our
county in the way of selling washing
machines and territory and / have not
heard any complaint from any one.
Very Respectfully,
o. s. SCoTT, Cashier.
BLOOMFIELD, IND, April 20, '8s.
To HON 1t may concern
The bearer OF this, M. j. Harris, has
been engaged in business In this local
ity for several months past, having
transactions with many others besides
this bank. We have never heard a
word of complaint against his methods
and we beg to bear testimony that all
transactions with US have been made
with strict integrity,
o. w. SHRYER,
Cashier Bloomfield Bank.