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Saturday to visit his father, Henry L..
Moor.
Mrs. Elvira Carlton, wife OF ID. A. Carl
ton, died Tuesday morning OF last week.
She leaves a husband and two sons, John
B., OF Tacoma, WASH, and Roland, Of
this town. Interment at the homestead.
Aug. IL. c.
Penobscot-
sewaIl Bowden is having his house
painted.
w. J. Dreamer was in Bangor Friday on
business.
Frank Perkins, OF Calais, was in town
Wednesday on business.
Wells F. Wardwell and Henry Davis are
home for few days this week.
Ralph Grindle returned to North Con-
way. N. H., Monday, where he has employ
ment.
Capt. William Sellers and son Earl, of
the schooner ''Flora Condon", are home
for few days.
Schooner "Mopang", Capt. Frank Per-
kins, arrived Wednesday with freight for
A. E. varnum.
Mrs. Lena Dwelly and daughter Evelyn,
and Mrs. Carrie Macomber, OF Franklin
are,yisiting Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Bow
den.
Mrs. Nora Mitchell and Mrs. Nelson
Lttlefield were called to Hallowell Tues
day to attend the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. Henrietta Grindle.
Mrs. George II. Emerson, of Bucksport,
accompanied by Miss Esther and Miss
Georgia Heath, have been visiting Mrs.
Emerson's mother, Mrs. Phebe varnum, a
few days this week.
Among those to arrive at the Penobscot
house this week who intend to make an
extended visit were: J. A. Burgess, wife
and daughter Rubiena, Mrs. c. NJ. Wis
well, Somerville, Mass; w. A. Seaver, d.
]. Callahan, Boston; c. w. Clark, Rox-
bury, Mass.
Aug. IL. SUBA.
Deer Isle.
Edward L. Greenlaw came home Tues
day.
Ralph T. spofford left Sunday for Bar
Harbor.
Fred o. Joyce arrived home from Bris-
tol Tuesday.
George Holden arrived home from Bos-
ton Saturday.
Capt. G. L. Holden arrived home from
Boston Tuesday.
C. w. Spofford is on the road with
bakers cart.
Mrs. Winslow Gray arrived home from
Boston Tuesday.
Herbert Bracy, mate of the steam yacht
"Felecia", arrived home Friday, return
ing Sunday.
Alfred Curtis, of Sharon, Mass, arrived
Saturday. He is the guest of Mrs. L. l..
Haskell. Mrs. Nellie Jarvis and daugh-
ter, OF Cambridgeport, Mass, are also
guests of Mrs. Haskell.
Aug. II. S.
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North Sedgwick.
Ray Thurston and Fred Cole returned
to Boston on Saturday.
Fred Aliens house Is nearing COM
pietion. 1t will be plastered this week.
Charles B. Allen, OF Massachusetts, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Hannah Allen.
Melbourne Marks, jr., and family are
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mar
garet Marks.
Mrs. s. w. Treworgy preached at North
BrookIin Sunday. The chapel was filled
with the summer company.
Frank Marks horse got down in the
stable Saturday night and injured him
self SO severely that it was necessary TO
kill him.
The Changers will celebrate "Field day.
at the mineral spring, BluehilI, Aug. Ia
They gathered at the same place last year,
about 600 being present.
Aug II. WOODBURY..
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south BiuehilI-
Mrs. Anna Adams, OF Bangor, is the
guest of A. w. Eaton and wife.
Mrs. Alex. Briggs, Of Fall River, Mass,
is visiting her parents, 8. S. Candage and
wife.
Mrs. Il. Il. sibley, Master Edwin Sibley
OF SomerviIles Mass, and Alex. hurry, OF
Boston, are spending the season at Allen
Henderson.
Pearl Carter, who has been great suf-
ferer for some weeks, died at the home OF
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Seal Cove.
Miss Marian Sawyer is visiting at Owls
Head.
The young people are preparing for a
literary entertainment and sociable for
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Allie B. Goodwin, of Boston, and
little son Allen, is spending the sammer
with her mother, Mrs. Sophropa Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Linscott and
little son, Mr.. Ltnscott, ST.. and Mrs. Mary
Lunt, all OF Hancock, are visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Warren Norwood, of SomerviIe,
Mass, and daughters, Blanche, Alberta
and Kate, and son Wilbur, are guests Of
w. 1. Harper.
Mrs. Matilda Bantill and son William,
OF Ipswich, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Ban
fiirs parents, /. W. Ober and wife. Mrs.
Banfiil is in very poor health. -
Capt. and Mrs. G. w. Sprague and son
Perry, OF Stockton Springs, are in town
for brief visit with relatives. They are
gladly welcomed by their many friends.
Little Miss Luella La Furley, of Stockton
Springs, accompanies them. Capt.
Sprague will leave Monday for Boston to
join his vessel, the ~. H. Butterick", now
undergoing repairs.
Aug TO- ID,
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Rrue'ritn-
State examination for teachers will be
held here this month.
Mrs. Lettie Smith, who has been en-
ployed at Providence, R. l., is in town.
George Wakeman and father, of Bridge
port, Conn, are in town for few weeks.
Mrs. Mae Chase, of Ellsworth, who has
been visiting Mrs. F. s. Herrick, went to
Portland, Monday.
viii T. Pierson and the Rev. Mr.. Ward,
of Washington, D. c., are stopping at the
Centre Harbor house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle, with their son Fred,
of Lynn, Mass, arrived last week, and are
occupy ing the Bray house.
Roy Tolcott and Edward Henderson, of
Arlington, Mass, arrived Saturday, and
are staying at A. w. Bridges.
Prof. Ii. R. Roberts and daughter
Alethe, who are in town for the summer,
went to Ellsworth on short visit.
The church aid society held it's annual
supper and fair at Odd Fellows hall We'd
nesday and Thursday, Aug. and s. Pro-
ceeds, S175.
There was game of baseball between
the Bluehill and Brooklin at Bluehill,
Wednesday. 1t resulted in victory for
the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hooper, of Els
worth, were in town last week, called here
by the death of Mrs. Hooper's sister, Mrs.
d. A. Carlton.
w. S. Ellis, ]. Witherington and Miss
Shannon, of Boston, who have been at
the Watson house for few weeks, re-
turned home Friday.
The Misses Edith and Bessie Allen, of
Eggemoggin, with their cousin, Miss
Davis, of Lawrence, Mass, spent few
days last week in town.
Stephen and Lucius Cousins, who are
employed at North Adams and Boston,
have been spending their vacations with
their parents, c. G. Cousins and wife.
They returned to their work Friday.
Aug. II. UNE FEMME.
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north Lamoine.
Fred Bean, of Chicago, is guest at A.
A. Richardson's.
Eugene Hodgkins, who has been seri-
ousiy ill, is convslescent.
Quite a number have been guests at
Gray's Bluffs the past week.
Maud Hagen went to Bar Harbor last
week to be employed at the st. Sauveur.
Mrs. ROBBIE Norwood, of Southwest
Harbor, is visiting her parents, George
H. Coggins and wife.
Mrs. Ira Hagen was called to Sullivan to
attend the funeral of her brother, David
Robertson, who died suddenly last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. 1. N. Salisbury, with her niece,
Mrs. Lizzie Mcfarland, OF Lee, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hodgkins, at Bar
Harbor last week.
Aug. II. Y.
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James White, Bryantsville, Ind, says
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve healed run
ming sores on both legs. He had suffered
years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
DeWitt's. Accept no limitations. WIG
GIN x MOORE.
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East Franklin.
Clarence Robbins and wife have moved
into F. M. Blaisdelps quarry boarding
house.
Miss Ivy Smith, Who has been assisting
Miss woodside in church work, has re-
turned to her home in Gray.
Misc Hattie Blaisdell, who has been
stopping at West Franklin the past two or
three weeks, has returned home.
T. NJ. Blaisdeil has built a floating
bridge across the stream for the accom-
mediation of his men. 1t will be a great
accommodation to all in the vicinity.
Aug. II. M. P.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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East surry.
The yacht s'sea Fox" spent several days
in our harbor last week.
d. II. wheelock and wife have returned
to their home at Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. c. G. Ellington has returned to
her home on the North Bend road.
Mrs. Margrette wasgatt, of Rockland,
formerly of North Ellsworth, visited her
brother, Joseph Gray, last week.
Nathan Foster with his family and
other friends from Machiasport, will
spend the week at Z. G. Johnson's.
A party of young people from Dollard-
town tented several days at the Freethy
shore, accompanied by Mrs. Anne Dol
lard and Mrs. Maria Stanley. u
Mrs. Mary E. Gray will soon move to
surry village and occupy the house owned
by Mrs. Hattie Herrick. She and her
daughter Lizzie will be greatly missed,
especially in the work of the Sabbath
school and meeting.
M. d. Chatto, Of Brooksville, was in
town one day last week to visit his sister,
Mrs. Margaret Hudson, who spent few
days only at her summer home here. Mrs.
Hudson is very busy In Buffalo on account
of her connection with the Pan-American
exposition.
The house owned by the cons of the
late Ann Jarvis, Schuyler and James Lord,
OF California, has been sold to Rev. A. l..
Hudson, who will make alterations and
put the house in readiness for summer
residence to be occupied by friend OF
his next year.
Capt. M. ID. Chatto and wife, with Rev.
A. l.. Hudson and wife, spent delightful
day at Newbury Neck, Aug. 5, it being
Mr.. Hudson's first visit to that part of
the town. He was much pleased with the
wonderful views from different places
along the route.
The Library association will have
drama at Rural hall Saturday evening,
Aug. II, entitled, "a Love of Bonnet"
by six young ladies, also sale of useful
articles made by the members of the as
ISOLATION. All are invited to aid in this
enterprise, which is a benefit to the COM
munity.
Aug. IL. C.,
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Atlantic
The measles show signs of abatement.
Gardner Joyce left Monday to do car
panter work on GotI's island.
w. w. Coolidge's, sister. of Boston, has
Joined him at Capt. Leslie Joyce's.
Capt. John 5. staples, who has been
sailing out OF Gloucester, was at home
this week.
L. E. Joyce has gone to Colts island,
where be has contracted to build sum
mer house.
Ellis Sprague, who goes ia DIR. Wells
yacht, made short visit to his parents
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Small and daughter
Merle we're at Sunset on visit to Iela-
tiyes Tuesday and Wednesday.
William Coolidge, of Boston, who is
stopping here, will lake his family and a
party OF invited guests to Winter Harbor
in his yacht for few days.
Aug, 10. s.
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South beer Isle.
Mrs. Charles Webb, who las been visit
ing at jeremiah Greenlaw's, left for her
home Fridsy. accompanied by her little
daughter.
Quite large party of friends and neigh
bors assembled at the grove at A, f..
Pierce's Thursday, where after an hour or
two of pleasant chat all psrtook of a clam
chowder and various other eatables
brought by the guests.
Miss Christie Robbins arrived home
Wednesday from Allston, Mass, where
she has spent few weeks with friends.
Misses Eva and Alice Robbins went to
Stonington Tuesday to join a party of
friends for picnic at Moose island. A
general good time was reported.
Fer
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Bluehil1 Falls.
Mrs. Rosa Briggs, of Fall River, Mass.
is visiting her father, s. s. Candage.
Bennie Lufkin, of Sunshine, spent a
few days with relatives here last week.
Adelbert d. Grover, of East Fairfield, is
spending short vacation with his uncle,
d. P. Friend.
Mrs. H. d. Friend, of Brockton, Mass,
with son Clarence and daughter Lillian
May, is visiting relatives here and at
South Bluehill.
Aug. IL. SUB.
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LamoiDe-
Mrs. Eben Googins, of Cambridgeport,
is visiting in town.
Charles Reynolds is spending his vaca-
tion at his old home.
Miss Sophie Benin returned to her home
in Hodgdon Saturday.
The annual picnic of the Sunday school
and the 'old home" gathering will be
held at Blunt's pond next Friday.
Orren Whitaker, wife, daughter and
nephew, and Mr.. Whitaker's sister, Mrs.
Bertha Lynch, all of Kennebunkport, are
visiting MIR. Whitaker's parents, Charles
Whitaker and wife.
Aug. u. H.
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South PAnobscot.
Dea. Berry and vile, of Houlton, are
guests of Rev. and Mrs. E. K Drew.
John G. Roberts, OF Pawtucket, r. l., is
visiting his brother, Newell Roberts.
Eliery R. Bowden, of White port, has
recently been in town for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Snow, of Sedgwick.
came to their home here on Saturday last
Chester A. Smith, OF waterville, is
spending his vacation here at his former
home.
Miss Florence Hutchings, of North Cas-
tine, spent last Sunday with Miss Grace G.
Nichols.
Mrs. Rilla Sellers spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell.
Aug. II. CLIMAX.
Castine-
The Rev. Mr.. FORBES, OF brooklyn, N.
y, preached in the Unitarian church
Sunday.
The Methodist church held very sue
cessiul fair and sale in Emerson hall ON
Thursday evening, Aug. s.
Herbert Sargent and wife, OF Portland,
are in town for few days visiting Mrs.
Sargent's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
III. Sargent.
Thursday evening, Aug. 10, the ladies
of the Unitarian sewing circle will hold
their annual sale Of useful and fancy arti-
cies, salads, ice cream and cake, etc, in
Emerson hall.
Castine has never had SO many summer
people as at present. The Acadian hotel
has about 100 guests, and over 100 will re-
main until September first. The new
hotel at Dyers Head has about ninety, and
the Castine hotel about thirty. Every
cottage and boarding house is filled, and
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The steamer "Castinen took an excur-
sion to Bar Harbo on Monday.
e. f. Davis and wife leave Wednesday
for Minneapolis, Mimi, for an extended
visit with their son, who is in business
there.
Warren Hooper's large four horse buck
board took party from the Acadian
hotel to Buehill Monday. They took
lunch at Biuehil house.
A sacred concert was given In the Con-
gregational church Sunday night by the
best talent obtainable from town people
and summer visitors. II was listened to
with pleasure by very large audience.
Aug. II. 8.
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Otis.
Arthur Carver is in very poor health.
Byron Robbins has gone TO Bar Harbor
to WORK. ~
Miss Berniee Fogg is at work at the
Ellington hotel in East Edoington. n
Master Leslie Burriil, OF Dedham, visit
ed his cousin, Walter B. Fogg, recently.
Roy Roberts and wife, OF Brewer, with
several others, are spending a week at
Springy pond.
Mrs. Harvey Ashe, OF North Sullivan,
with her two children is visiting her
parents, j II. Grant and wife.
Warren Blsisdell, wife and two chill
dren, of Clinton, are visiting his father.
e. o. Blaisdeil, after an absence of several
years.
Aug. 10. f.
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East Btuehin.
James III. Mattocks, of West Sullivan,
has moved into the Richard Ellis house !,
Miss Mary A. Long left this morning
for Point Lookout club house, Isle au Haut.
Miss Margaret Ashworth, who has been
visiting in Waldoboro, returned last We'd
nesday.
Miss Hannah D. Grindle, of Pasadena,
CAL, is spending few days with relatives
in the village.
Archie E. Long came home from Frank
fort last Saturday and returned to- day.
Mrs. Long accompanied him to Frankfort.
p Joseph Bourke and P. T. Mcguire, OF
Milton, Mass, who have been the guests
OF W. u. Wardwell left on the boat this
morning.
Mrs Charles A. Candage went to the
Eastern Maine general hospital three
weeks ago. She died at the hospital last
Thursday. The funeral was held at the
Methodist chapel at p. m. Saturday.
Rev. j D. McGraw conducted the services
Miss Ethelyn M. Long returned last Sat
urday from weeks outing at the camp
of the Castine normal alumni association
at Sandy Point, Stockton. The graduates
of the Castine normal school meet at the
camp annually for pleasure and recreation.
Old acquaintance are renewed and new
ones made. Miss Long says her outing
was delightful one. She met graduates
of the school from Maine to California
Aug. II. G.
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they continue to come. The Frank
JONES' landed forty here Saturday morn
ing, and the small boats are bringing
great many.
The arrangements for Old Home Week
are about completed. A large number Of
people is expected In town. Tuesday
night there will be the MINISTRIES at Emer-
son hall; Wednesday evening, canoe car
nivai and band concert; Thursday NOM
ing, at O. 80, coaching parade, led by the
band; Thursday afternoon, yacht races,
canoe and tub races and minor sports;
Friday afternoon, baseball at Fort George.
Prizes will be given in all the events.
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Seu.wiek.
Dea. 5. II. Berry, of Hodgdon, has been
in town, the guest of Rev. E. S. Drew.
Mrs. f. G. Higgins left for Lubec Satur-
day TO visit her brother, Benjamin Hamil-
ton.
Schooner IN AIRY Langdon", Capt. Lewis
Lane, is in port wit load of coal for the
Smith Brothers.
Mrs. Lucinda Carter, OF the East Side
died Monday, Aug. 5. Interment was at
Brookiin corner.
Mrs. Angie Reed. OF Boston, and her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Durkee, OF New
York, are in town. They were called
here by the death Of Mrs. ID. A. Carlton.
Fred l. Moor, OF Lynn, Mass, arrived
Friday, and WAS the guest of Mr.. and
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West Sullivan.
Miss Belle Mcleod, OF Boston, is the
guest of Miss Cora Gordon. y
Miss Leila Gordon has been visiting Miss
Hattie Hooper for few days,
Mrs. Leslie Swan and son Burleigh have
been visiting Mrs. Fred Crabtree the past
week.
Mrs. Forest Haskell and little son
Kenard have returned from visit to
Franklin.
Capt. Jesse K. Mitchell is building a
new house on lot purchased of G. w.
Pettengill.
Andy P. Havey was home from Caribou
and Archie Havey from Winter Harbor
on Sunday.
A buck beard from here will go to Han
cock Point Thursday evening to see and
hear Booker I. Washington.
William B. Thomas and daughter Cora,
drove to Belfast Thursday, W here they will
spend week with Mr.. Thomas sister.
David Robertson died very suddenly
Thursday of heart disease. Funeral SER
vices were held Friday afternoon at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. George Havey.
A slight accident occurred to the tug
'Philips Eaton" Wednesday. While tow
ing a vessel from Franklin, the valve stem
OF the tug broke. But for the prompt
action OF Capt. Mitchell in csnsing the
anchor to be dropped, the vessel might
have gone OH the rocks.
Aug. IL. g.
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surrY.
Grace Beede is working in hotel at
Bar Harbor.
George Haynes, OF Portland, is visiting
relatives here.
Surry lodee, A o U. w, held its annual
picnic at Phillips Point Thursday.
S Seammon, of Franklin, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Seammon's mother, Mrs.
H. G. Young.
Mrs. Lizzie Moon, of Ellsworth, and
little daughter Hazel, visited friends in
Surry last week.
Mrs. Esther and Charlena Smith, of
Ellsworth, are spending few days with
their grandmother, Mrs. j. E. Gott.
AneIbert Grover arrived from Goodwill
farm, East Fairfield, Monday. He and his
mother, Mrs. Anna Grover, went to Blue
hill Wednesday.
The last birth reported in Surry was
May 4. Since that date there have been
six desths, all of aged persons, ranging
from sixty two to ninety years.
Aug u. G..
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Southwest Sarpor.
About three dozen new books have been
added to the reading list OF fremont pub
lie library.
Mrs Lulu Henderson and infant son
Kenneth, of Boston, are spending few
weeks at Southwest Hsrbor, boarding with
Mrs. Seth Lurvey.
George Q. Tyson, wife and daughter
Alice, with niece, Miss May Tyson, of
Philadelphia, are again at o. W. Cousins.
They will remain through August.
Several transfers OF real estate have been
Grace Pease, owner of the Claremont
hotel, has sold valuable building lot.
The revenue cutter ..Wood bury" was in
the harbor over Sunday. During the
foggy weather the port here looked some
thing as it did in the long ago with large
feet OF mackereI craft at anchor.
Mr.. Underwood. of Boston, who, with
Mr.. Rand, purchased 'Foxdens" and had
coy bungalow built ON the point, is now
having the foundation walls of cottage
prepared. An architect will arrive soon to
draw plans for immediate work.
Mrs. Ella Mason, who has been spend
ing months vacation with friends at
Mt. Desert, Northeast Harbor and South
west Harbor, has returned to her home at
West Newton, Mass, and to her duty as
police matron. Her husband and son,
who are employed at Northeast Harbor,
will remain through the season.
The Southwest Harbor friends of George
Crockett. of Rockland, regretted to learn
of the misfortune which befell him while
he and his wife were on visit to his sister
here, Mrs. J. T. r. Freeman. His home
was nearly destroyed by fire, evidently the
work of an incendisry, as refuse material
saturated with oil was found in one of the
rooms after the fire was subdued. Valu-
able clothing and furniture suffered
greatly from both fire and water.
Aug. II. SPRAY.
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BANK OF P|TTSBORO
A Strong Institution Thrown
Open Yesterday.
Assets Over Million Scramble to Make First
Deposit. No Empty Houses in
Pittsb,ro.

Especial to News and Observer
Pittsboro, N. c., Oct 15.-The Bank of
Pittsboro opened for business this morn
ing at 9 o'clock. This is one of the strong
est banks in North Carolina, the assets
being over one million dollars Not being
incorporated every stakeholder is re-
sponsible to the depositors. The cashier,
Mr. M. T. Williams, has the entire con-
tidence of the people of Chatham county
and no doubt the deposits will be all
that can be expected.
There was wild scramble as to who
should be the first depositor, the lucky
one being the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
London, w. l.. London, Jr., young man
whose age is only two months.
Among other dopositors was little
Camelia, the five year old daughter of
Hon. Fl. A. London. She appeared in
person at the bank and deposited five
cents, for which she took receipt The
deposits have been coming in at the rate
of a thousand dollars an hour.
This bank is the first and only bank
in Chatham county and is at home in it's
own building of brick, which has just
been completed and which is handsomely
fitted UP. The officers of the Bank of
Pittsboro are w. L. London, President:
NJ. t. Williams, Cashier, and the direct
ors are Messrs w. L. London, B. Nooe,
III. A. London, c. T. Emery, James B.
Atwater, r. Fl. Hayes and VIM j.
Womble.
There is but one unoccupied house in
town and that has applications for rent
Never before in the history of the town
has there been such a demand for
houses