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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
A THRIVING TOWN.
One OF the Growing Places on the
South Bound.

One OF the Growing Places on the
South Bound.
BRUNsoN, 8. c., Aug. 6.-The thriving
town of Brunsou. 8. c., is now in close
communication with Savannah and the
merchants Of this section have the advan-
tage Of daily mail which arrives here at
9:S7 a. M, bringing the MORNING NEWS
from the great seaport
Brunson is situated In Hampton county,
on the Port Royal and Augusta railroad
and Just five miles from Fairfax at the
crossing of the South Bound railroad. This
town has population of about TOO,
with dozen stores and many neat
and confortab BILE residences. There are two
churches, Methodist aud Baptist. The
Brunson graded school is the pride of the
town. There is large building for school
purposes and arrangements for the accom-
mediation of 200 pupils. The school is amply
equipped with all the necessary adiunots
for the comfort and convenience of the
pupils and for school work. The object of
the school is to prepare young men and
women for the duties Of life or 20 fit them
for college Competent teachers are en-
ployed. Prof. W. V. Lanier of the Uni-
versity of Georgia is principal, Miss NJ.
Alice Larisey OF Winthrop training school
has charge Of the intermediate de-
partment; Miss Rosa Hagarth, primary
department. Miss Edna MILESTONE of
Wesleyan Female College, the musical de-
partment; Mrs. W. V. Lanier, the art de-
partment, and d. F. Moore, Jr, is instructor
In telegraphy. The term begins the first
Monday iu September.
The Bruuson Canning and Manufacturing
Company was organized last March, and
the following gentlemen were elected as
officers and directors: W. d. Barnes, presi-
dent; w. P. Hogwit secretary; DR.. G. L.
Folk, treasurer. The factory began opera
tious in June Of the present year. and has a
capacity Of 1900 cans per day. Since it
started the factory has been running at full
force, canning tomatoes, peaches, berries,
pears, apples and okra Pickles of an ex-
cellent quality are also made. The quality
of fruit aud vegetables in this section is ex-
cellent and will become famous. TEe COM
pany finds a ready sale for its canned
goods and feels highly elated aud encour-
aged over the successful results of its new
industry
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
SAVANNAH COUNT ERFE1rRRs.
Charles M. and Charles R Chisholm
Under Arrest at Atlanta.

Charles M. and Charles R. Chisholm
Under Arrest at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 6.-After several
weeks hard work United States secret
service officers TO-DAY arrested in Atlanta
one Of the most successful gangs OF counter
feiters that has given trouble 10 the govern
ment IN a long time. Charles NJ. Chisholm
of Savannah and his cousin, Charles X.
Chisholm Of Atlanta, are the principals Of
the gang. They are now behind the bars
of Fulton county jail, and their counterfeit
ing outfit, which is so complete as to pro-
duce bogus dollars that almost defy detec-
ton is in the hands Of the detectives. The
two Chisholms, with their wives, have been
occupying a house at les West Fair street
where their plant was located. Atlanta
has been flooded with bogus silver money
for a good while past, and the money has
been circulated widely in other Georgia
cities, Savannah particularly. When the
detectives with the assistance Of the police
raided the house on Fair street to-day the
wives of the two men endeavored to conceal
packages of money which was yet warm
with the heat of the dies, the men having
been caught in the act OF coming bogus
dollars. United States Commissioner Haight
fixed the bond Of the men at 81 900 each.
They could not furnish it, and are in jail as
stated,
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JONES GOES FOR wHIrFIBLD.
The Victory Attributed to Rloquence
and Hard " Ork

The Victory Attributed to Rloquence
and Hard Work.
MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Aug. CIV hen
the news Of Col Robert Whitheld's victory
was received from Clinton, giving him
Jones county by ninety-eight majority, the
enthusiasm in Milledgeville was intense,
and the gallant Whitfield is the toa st of the
hour. Col. Whitf1eld's success In Jones
county was one of the results of the most
brilliant canvass ever made in this section
of Georgia. The county was conceded to
Mr.. Bartlett three weeks ago by almost any
sort OF majority, and Col. Whitfield hardly
dreamed of making a fight there When
Butts county went against him he threw
his full strength into Jones, and the work
done In the last three days has been almost
superhumen. He spoke three and
four times day during that time, and his
eloquence swept with the power Of a cyclone
on every audience. Several scores of citi-
gems Of Macon were in Jones to pull for
Bibb's champion, and they all worked gal
lantly. Col Whitfield's victory puts his
chances as high as any other candidates,
and his fight has been single-handed and
alone, backed up only by his past brilliant
Facord
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ATLANTA's RALLY.
All the Georgia Congressman Asked
to Deliver Speec hes.

All the Georgia Congressman Asked
to Deliver Speeches.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 6.-To-day Chair.
man Atkinson sent kilograms to Congress :
men Lester, Lawson aud Everett who are
In Washington, inviting them to be present
at the democratic rally next Tuesday, and
10 Congressman Livingston and Nose. All
the Georgia democratic congressman have
been invited TO speak, and the chances are
that most of them will be here. Other
democratic congressman are included ia the
list Of speakers also. Gen. Stevenson has
not yet been heard from. but 1t 10 believed
that he will talk to the people Of Georgia
on the issues OF the day.
The Newman democratic club, 400 strong.
will send a large delegation to the rally.
Another crowd will come up from Senoia
and Granville will furnish q delegation.
West Point, CArrollton and Stone Mountain
will also be represented, and. as Speaker
Crisp will be one Of the leading speakers at
the rally, a strong delegation from the
democratic club Of Amerious will be here.
These visiting clubs will be assigned TO the
hall Of the Young Mems Democratic League
of Atlanta, which viii be present in body.
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MICHIGAN's LEGISLATURE.

The New Fight over the Reapportion-
ment Begun.
LANSING, MICH, Aug. 6.-Both houses
of the legislature convened at Gals o'clock
this morning. The Senate took recess for
one hour in order to enable the committee
to examine the apportionment bills.
In the House, Repres entative Chisholm
of Gratiot offered a resolution instructor z
the apportionment committee to report a
bill on the basis Of sixty-four members, and
the proposition was advocated by everal
members.
Mr. Dickman wanted to amend by in
structng the committee to inquire into the
advisability of this action instead of com
hitting the House 20 it.
The amendment was rejected by a vote of
80 to Is along party lines. The party ad-
vantage to the democrats is that 1t gives
larger proportionate representation to cities
which are supposed to elect democratic
members. For this reason it is opposed by
the republicans. Several members spoke
upon it, the democrats favorng such bill
and the repu blicans opposing it.
THE BUSINESS COMPLETED.
The business Of the special legislative ses-
sion was flushed at 6 o'clock tonight, but the
final adjournment will not occur until Mon
day at noon. Both the Brown and White
appointment bills passed with practically q
unanimous vote and were given immediate
effect. The Brown, or senatorial, measure
rosides for thirtytwo districts, as did the
act declared unconstitutional, but affords a
more equitable division OF the counties as to
population. No change is made in the num-
Der Of representatives by the House appor-
tiooment bill, that still remaining at 100.
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CLOTHING.

On AUGUST 7, 1888, London
was shocked by a fearful crime.
Other tragedies of a similar
character followed in startling
succession until the mysterious
murderer known as Jack the
Ripper had butchered ten wo-
men: 1t has been claimed that
Deeming, the murderer recently
executed in Australia, was iden-
teal with Jack the Ripper but
of this no proof has been forth
coming.
We can give you most con-
vincing proofs that they were
one and the same person bv
calling in to see us, and at the
same time we will try to con-
vince you that our prices are
lower than any one else's. and
that we carry the finest in
everything. APPEL & SCHAUL.
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GUYTON GLEANINGs.
The Democratic Club Movements OF
Pleasure Seekers.

The Democratic Club Movements OF
Pleasure Seekers.
GUYroN, GA, Aug. 6.-At the meeting
Of the democratic club last Wednesday
night nine new names were added to the
membership. making total of eighty-one
active members.
Guyton has almost reached its highth OF
summer gay ETY.. So far about 200 Savannah
ians have moved up for the summer season
The musical treat Of the week was the
concert at the Lanisr house few nights ago
by the Guyton Cornet band.
d, ID. Arden ST., and his daughter, Miss
Mamie, left Wednesday for AsheVille, where
they viii spend a couple of weeks.
Mrs. b. r. Armstrong left Thursday for
Asheville, TO sp9nd few weeks.
Misses Dellie and Matte Rogers Of Macon
are visiting the family Of c. D. Rogers.
J. f. Mckee Of Athens Is whiting friends
in Guyton.
Miss Hattie VERNE Of Greenwood, Fla.
is visiting Mrs. w. B. Nell.
Miss Pauline Livingston Of Charleston Is
visiting the Misses SCHUYLER.
Misc Fannie DAvant is visiting friends at
SylYRniR
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READY FOR THE FARMERS.
Grifhn's Preparations to Care For th'
Delegates.

Grifhn's Preparations to Care For the
Delegates.
GRIFFIN, GA, Aug. 6.-The Spalding
County Agricultural Society held long
and important meeting at Patterson's opera
house this evening Reports of various
committees on arrangements for the ap-
preaching state convention we're received,
showing faithful work done by them. The
reports were gratifying to all present.
Homes for the delegates have been pro-
cured in easy access to the convention hall
and all the necessary arrangements for re-
ceiving the guests we're made. The presi-
dent and other officers will be at the helms
house, while a majority Of the other MEM
bers will be at private boarding houses aud
hotels, where rates of 81 81 per daY have
been secured. II is expected that the lsrg-
est delegate that has ever attended any
state convention will be here, aud extensive
preparations have been made for entertain
ing them,
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rhe warcroes.n laoksnear Game.

WAYCRoss, GA, Aug 6-Editor Morn
ing NetCS: The special to the NEWS from
Blackshear in reference to the game OF ball
played here on Tuesday, Aug. 2, between
Waycross aud Blackshear is Incorrect The
facts are these: Three innings were PLAYED.
At tho end Of the third the score
stood 5 to 8 in favor of Black
shear. Sydboten, the umpire, called
three strikes and the Blackshear
team refused to accept his decision. The
Wayoross club offered to give another
strike, but the Blackshear club persisted in
withdra wing from the game. According
10 the rules, there was no alternative left but
TO give the game to Wayoross. The score
stood 90 O. The WAYCRoss 3. sc.
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
A Religious Revival-The Talk Amo
the Politiciana

A Religious Revival-The Talk Among
the Politicians.
LEXINGTON, GA, Aug. 6.-Rev. R. E.
L. harris closed a series Of meetings at this
placs last Sunday night which resulted in
much good. He was assisted by DR.. Mont
gomery Of Tennessee. Two accessions 10
the Baptist church by experience, and 9TH
ers will perhaps join other churches as the
result.
In the democratic primary held in this
county Thursday 869 votes were polled
There can't possibly be more than 200 third
partyites out of l, 200 whites.
The third party had grand (n rally In
this place. Their number was said not to
exceed fifty. In their mass meeting DIR. s.
d. Durham and J. ]. Green were nomi-
mated for representatives No county off,
GERS were nominated. Grand old Ogle-
thorpe justly claims to be the strongest
democratic county in proportion to popula-
ton in the state.
Good rains have fallen in most every
part of the county and crops are fine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
BRUNSWICK BRIEFS.
Savannah Men Sue for Damage on
Account of Failure TO Deliver.

Savannah Men Sue for Damage on
Account of Failure TO Deliver.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Aug. 6. The largest
cargo Of pine lumber ever shipped from
this port will sail tomorrow morning In
abe British steamship Minean Stewart for
Greenock, Scotland. 10 contains 1,094,-
600 feet, valued at $1l ,00O
A suit has been filed here by Decker &
Fawcett, merchants Of Savannah, against
Gwinn & Franklin. mill men of this city,
Tor 81 400 on the charge of failure to de-
liver ten carloads OF grits as per agree
ment
A Z o'clock this morning the Brunswick
and Western passenger train struck an IN
known man sleeping on the track above
Piles marsh. He was knocked speechless.
He was brought here, but as yet cannot
speak a word. He is painfully hurt
The Grady Cadets, after a week on Cum
berland in camp, arrived here on the
steamer tonight en- route home to Atlanta.
They marched through the streets this
evening, and gave three cheers for Cum
berland and Brunswick.
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sEABoRN WRIGHT A DEMOCRAT
He Declines to Run for Congress as a
Third Party Man.

He Declines to Run for Congress as a
Third Party Man.
ROME, GA, Aug 6.-Much has been said
recently about the Hon. Seaborn Wright's
candidacy for congressional honors in the
Seventh district of Georgia. There has been
clamorings from many democrats, and
when he did not enter into contest for the
nomination many said that be was going to
run as Peoples party candidate. But
Mr.. Wright will publish in the morning
Tribune card in which he says he has not
been candidate, nor is he now, Mr.,
Wright's mare is familiar in every home
fl this district. His friends among the
Peoples party have urged and begged
him TO be their candidate. Hundreds have
come, but he would not join them. Mr,
Wright in his card hits at those who have
tried TO run him out Of the Democratic
party.
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ON TIE DIAMOND.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Games Of base
ball were played to-day with the following
results:
At Brooklyn-Bo IL, Brooklyn 0.
At PhiladelphiA-W Phila-
delphia S.
At Atlanta Atlanta 3, Memphis /.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING /. Cleveland 5.
At Macon Macon g. Montgomery 2
AZ st. Louis-St. Louis 3. Louisville ..
At ChsttanoOga-C 8, Mo-
bile 2.
At New YOrk-New York 7. Baltimore6 6.
At Cbicago-Chicago o. Cincinnati J..
At Birmingham New OTleaus z, Biz
mingham (.
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IN MEMORIAM,
HAUPT LODGE No. SO, I. o. o. F.,
SAVANNAH GA Aug { 1892

oAVANNAH. ia. aug. i, IoS2
At q regular meeting of Haupt Lodge No. So
I. o. o. F., held this evening, the following was
unanimously adopted:
Departed this life July 22d, 1892, Brother Aus
TIN A. Don LEVY, DEVOTED and Jealous odd
Fellow
For years he had been an active work er in the
cause Of friendship. love and truth. TIE warm
heart that throbbed for others woes has mol
dered away and joined its kindred dust; the
sympathetic voice that always had kind greet
ings for brother in distress is hushed 10 death.
The afectionAte and considerable husband; the
gentle and loving father; the upright and con.
scientious citizen, alas is now no more on earth
but has entered into that eternal rest beyond.
Therefore, be it resolved, That in the death Of
Brother AUSTIN A. DoN LEVY this lodge has lost
a worthy and faithful member one who loved
odd Fellowship and was ready at all times to
labor for its advancement.
RESOLVED, That We extend TO the bereaved
widow and orphans our heartfelt sympathy, be-
lieving that our Heavenly Father will give them
strength to bear up under their great affection
Resolved, That page in our minute book be
properly inscribed anu dedicated to the mem
DRY of our departed brother. and that the char
ter and jewels OF the lodge be draped in mourn
ing for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
forwarded the family aud that they be pub
lished in the MORNING NEWS of this city.
T. P. SANDIFoRD,
A. N. MANUCY,
HENRY KoLsHoRN,
Committee.
True extract from minutes
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WAITS FROM WASHINGTON.
Third Party Leaders Abandon Their
Proposed Primary.

Thlro rarity Leaders Abandon Their
Proposed Prim larry.
WARRINGTON, GA, Aug. 6.-The third
party people decided that IL was useless to
hold their primary, which was advertised
for Aug. 8. They had discretion enough to
see that 1t was vain for them to attempt to
break the ranks Of democracy in old
Wilkes.
The barbecue season has come again and
the smoke of the toothsome cue ascends
from every valley and hillside in our
county.
Seasons are good. crops fine, and the
happy farmer rejoices at the fair prospect.
The teachers institute closed a pleasant
and profitable session last week. 1t was
conducted by Prof. w. B. Dillon, a dis
tinguished educator from Augusta. Several
teachers from this county will attend the
normal school at Athens.
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Mrs. Olive Under Bond.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 6.-Mrs. Julia
Olive, who threw vitriol in the face Of her
pretty cousin, Alice Smith. because the
latter received the attentions of Mrs. Olives
husband, was bound over to the state courts
to-day under a $500 bond. bond was
readily signed by citizens, whose interest
had been aroused in the case. The charge
Is assault and battery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
Rome Jawalars Fail.

RoMB. Ga, Aug. 6.-The sheriff to-day
took charge of the jewelry establishments Of
Allen q McOsker. This firm is one of the
oldest and best known in Rome Exactly
what will be the liabilities and assets oannot
now be told. Hard times and losses are th g
causes of the failure.
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qromasvllle's COMPRISE.

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Aug. 6-The com
press plant has been completed, and this
afternoon a crowd of business men went
over 10 see the first bales compressed. Tho
work was an entire success. The plant
comes NJ 70 all requirements.
Sheriff Dickinson came up from Mad son
day and carried back with him LiRe
Bush, who Is wanted there for burglary.
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Colored Third Partvites.

ple's party (colored) Of Burke had q barbe-
cue and speaking near the city to-day.
About 800 negroes were present B. s.
Walker, white man from McDufie
county, made them an address Several
other speeches were msde. A brass band
was on hand. Only few white people
were present. Those present seemed very
unanimous. Everything passed off quietly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-07
Blacksmith Reagen,s Escape.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. John Reagan,
the horseshoer, who drank carbolic acid
last week, was discharged from the Grady
hospital this morning. The physician who
attended Reagan during his stay at the hos
pttal says that the man will probably never
suffer from the effects of the acid.
His escape from death was due TO the fact
that he drank water as soon as he dis
covered that he had taken the acid.
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Henderson Withdrawn.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 6.-Judge Hender-
son. in the interest of harmony within the
democratic ranks, has withdrawn from
the race for commissioner OF agriculture.
He made his decision kno Wn tonight
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Fulton to Have a Primary.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 6.-The democratic
executive committee OF Fulton county to-
day ordered legislative primary on Sept.
g. Six candidates are already out and
more are expected. which guarantees
very hot fight for the three places.
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FU NERAL INVITATIONS.

KEANE.-The friends and acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Keane, and Of Mrs NJ
Connors and ia nily are invited to attend the
funeral of the y ungest daughter MAY KEANE
of the former from the house. third door from
Randolph on Wheaton street, at o'clock THIS
AFT ERNOON
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MARRIAGES.

O'CONSELL-COLBERT Married. July %,
1892, CHARLES S. O'CoNEELL Of Savannah, Ga.
and Miss LILLE COLBERT of Bainbridge, Ga.
The Rev MIR. Stewart of Bainbri ge odciated
No cards.
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MONETARY CoNFE asEs.

The Five Men Who VIII Probably Rep
resent This Country.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Before his de-
parture for Loon Lake the President selected
Ave delegates to represent this country in
the international monetary conference. and
Their names will be publ ely announced by
the Secretary OF State early next week
Senator Jones of Nevada IS known to be Of
the number, and the list probably includes
H. w Cannon Of New York. Francis A.
Walker of Massachusetts. ex-senator Hill
Of Colorado aud Senator Carlisle.
THE BRITISH DELEGATES.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Sir William Henry
Houlds worth, Bart. Sir Charles William
Fremantle, K G. b.. and Bertram Curris
have been nominated as British delegates
70 the iBternAtlal mOnetery conference.
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Sacred to the memory of
D. v WOLFE.
Who died in Savannah on July 18th, 1892, in the
35th year of his age.
For nearly three years he had been an invalid
having contracted case of grippe which rap
idly developed into consumption. He was q
former employe of the Central railroad where
he had many friends, none knowing him but to
like him He had been married but Eve years.
but was truly kind and affectionate husband.
short time before his death he embraced re j.
gion and joined the Methodist church, dying
with full faith in cruci1ed Savior. He leaves
wife, who, with his many friends and r la
tives, now mourn his loss and it is with truly
sad hearts that we bow to the will Of our merci-
full Father and say THY will be DONE"
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GOOD WORK!
Few men have the capacities for everything
my forte is jobbing and 1 make a speciality OF
it. Does your roof leak, or need paintingi
II so send for me.
E. C. PACETTI,
PRACTICAL WORKMAN
80 jefferson Street corner State.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

HOOPS PILLS cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring peristaltic action Of the amentary canal
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Sacred to the memory Of

True extract from minutes
A. n. NANCY. Secretary.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

%lEs",S
NEAT AND KOBBY.
III You want fine vehicle you
must come here
AN Examination of our stock
will convince you that we are
headquarters
ALIICh Sells the finest line Of vehi-
cles in this country. Every
body knows that.
III Is a fact that the handsome
vehicles that attract atten-
ton in this city come from
us.
rs II, therefore, not to your in
terest to investigate before
ordering elsewhere.
"oOD Lap Robes, Harness and
Whips al our establishment
d. A. ALTICK's SONS,
Broughton and West Broad, Savannah, Ga.
FACTORY: Lancaster, Pa.
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Maintains a Savings De-
partment and allows interest
at 4 per cent, compounded
quart erly.
The accounts of individu-
ais, firms, banks and corpora
tons are solicited.
With our large number of
correspondents in Georgia,
Alabama, Florida and South
Carolina, we are prepared to
handle collections on the most
favorable terms.
Correspondence invited.
BRANTLEY A. DENMARK, President
NJ B LANE, Vice President
GEORGE C. FREEMAN, Cashier