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vestments with confederate money and now went to work with a will. In ad- dition to his farming interest he con- ducted a general shop. They were frugal. Mr. Henry wis assiduous in his duties and his good wife made the cloth for their apparel aud a start in life soon resulted. Iiter he engaged in the saw mill and gin business and yet, later he merchandised in contec.ion and for 8 years was postmaster in the town of Zion, Miss. Some relatives an I friends preceded Mr. Henry to Elgewood and after several viiltsto Texas, he decided that this was the placefor him. So in 1902 he sold everything and came to Edgewood snd ts permanently settled. His first investment was the erection of a magnificent giu, since so'd ard uow operated by J. C. Hesrd. He has em. barked in the lumber business and is the senior member of the firm of J. A. Henry & Sna. The busines. i- growing and Mr. Henry expreses him elf AB very grateful for the kind treatment of the people. He is permanently located and is identified with the best interests of the town and county and in his line pledges the best effort and as much liberality as is consistent with sound
business. He hss a
good farm near the town and an elegant home in the little city.
THE VAN ZANDT COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF.WILLS POINT, TEXAS. DIRECTORS.
H. F. GOODNIGHT. Pres.
W. H. WINGO. Vice-Pres. E. C. LEWIS, Cashier. E. A. RUSSELL. C. S. RHODES. I. N. AUTEN, SAM SPEARS.
RESOURCES
I, IABILITIES,
Loins
$64.881.90
Capital
$15.000 00
Furniture and fixtures
2 ,300,00
Surplus and undivided profits 9.745 2
Bonda and premiums .86,875.50
Ct cula ion
35,000.00
Cash on hand and in bank 36, 7,50.85
Dopo ils $0.962.79
TOTAL
$139.707 8₺
TOTAL.
We invite correspondence with those contemplating opening bank accounts. We want your account. We do not allow overdrawn accounts. We do not al ow interest on deposits. We sell exchange good anywhere. We will trans- act for you any business at any point that is usually undertaken by banks. We want to loan you money.
F. H. MARTIN
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Dry Goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes and notions, staple and fancy groceries and feed.
Does his own buying. and personally super vises the details of the business.
Buys close, makes quick sales and is con- tent with small profits.
We believe in Van Zandt and especially in Grand Saline, and extend a cordial welcome to all good people. . Good homes and large success await the upright and industrious.
GRAND SALINE, TEXAS,
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THE SOUTHLAND,
Gid Douglas and Family, near Martins Mill Texas.
Residence of Judge J.G Kirby, Wills Point Texas.
GIDEON DOUGLAS, Martins Mill, Texes.
Among the wide-awake, earnest and ectivs farmers we found In Van Zandt county we may easily name Mr. Gideon Douglas. He livee near Martins Mill, 14 running his plantation on a good ecale, and wielde quite an influence over the farm hands of the community. He le a grandeon of Mathew Douglas, wbo lived in the State of Missouri, and who aleo was a farmer. Preeton Douglas was a son of Mathew, and wae reared on hie father's farm in Missouri, However, he came to
Texas before the war. and In due time he married Miss Adeline Dorcas Brown, who was born and reared In the State of Mie- elesippi, but came to Texee early in life. Mr. and Mrs. Douglae wore married in 1868, and became the parente of five children. Mr. Douglas died about the close of the Civil War, but Mrs. Douglas is still living. Gideon, the eubject of thie sketeb, wae born August 19, 1867, in Van Zandt county. He wee reared on Van Zandt soll, went to her schoole, has been identified with ber intereste, and le today a typical Van Zandter-and Is proud of it.
'He, Ilke bie father and grandfather were, Is a farmer. He began it in 1890. He farms because he prefers it. He has been bonored in tbie section by the pre- ferment of bis neighbors. December 26, 1889, he married Miee Hattie Coaker, of Henderson county. They have ten chil- dren, and live happily in the general eec- tion of their birth and tearing. . Mr. Douglae le a wide awake citizen and ac- tive farmer, and takes a great interest in what will advance his county and section. He has 1000 acres of land, 400 of which is tenanted by colored people, In whom Mr. He Douglas expresses much intereet. gives them all poseible advantage, and in trying to elevete them In the better aspir- atione of life. All of our personal Inter- viewe with Mr. Douglas were of the most pleasant .character, and we feel sure he le the kind of men to push anything to the front.
NOLEN BROS .; Canton, Texas.
DEALERS IN
Pure Drugs, Medicines.
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, Fine Brushes, Etc.
Also a Full and Complete Line of Fancy Tollet Articles. Fine Stationery, ·Choice Perfumes, Books, Dye Stuffs. And all other articlea usually kept in a first clese drug store. . We guarantee perfect . purity and absolute accuracy in all prescriptions.
General Merchandise, R. M. MILLSAPS, Prop., EDGEWOOD, TEXAS.
He will sell you anything you want at the lowest price consis- tent with good quality.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, .Caps, Etc. Also Groceries, Staple and Fancy, Grain and Feedstuffs.
Our Millinery Department is our Pride. It is strictly "UP TO DATE" and we are glad to know that our ledy customer. are fast realizing the fact. Why go elsewhere when we can serve you at home. If you live within 20 miles of Edgewood and want to buy any . thing, do not fail to get our pricee. We can interest you and do not forget it. In fact, if you want anything at all:
Come and See us.
B. F. STARNES, DEALER IN
GROCERIES, Staple and Fancy. ALSO
Furniture and Undertakers Supplies.
KEEPS A NEW FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES AND SUPPLIES THE DEMAND IN THE OTHER LINES. PRICES MODERATE AND THE VERY BEST SERVICE.
EDGEWOOD, TEXAS.
R. N. JORDAN, DRUGGIST,
Myrtle Aprings, Texas,
The Best Assorted Stock and Up-to-date Drug Store, supplying everything in
Drugs, Paints.
Sundries, Stationery,
Toilet Articles. Etc.
Our Motto: Competency and Accuracy. Be sure to call on us.
THE SOUTHLAND.
Kiegant home of Dr. E. J. Gee Edgewood Tex. ohe Doctor has a wide practice and is thor- Tughly entrenched in the confidence of his peo- ple.
JAMES CURRY MeCOLLOUGH, Grand Sallne, Texas.
"The MeColloughs are of Scotch extrac- tion, one generation living in Ireland. They caine . to America In an early day and settled in South Carolina. The sturdy Scotch'character is manifest to this day. David MeCollough lived In South Carolina and wax a farmer and stock raiser. Thos. D. was his son and the father of James. Ile was reared in Alabama, and in life followed in his father's footsteps."James was born in the Alnhama home Sept. 6. 1852.
He wax consequently reared on the farm. He wns quite a lad during tho elvil war, but after the war attended school in
tho regulation way. . When he attalned manhood he chose mercantile life and clerked for a while, but later sold goods In Magnolia. Ark. In early manhood he camo to Texas and cast his fortunes with her. He married Miss Emma Cason. whose father came to Texas in an early dny. She was also step-daughter to Sam Q. Richardson, who Is connected with the history of Grand Saline. Mr. and Mrs. McCollough have no children. Immedi- ately after their marriage they settled In Grand Snline and Mr. MeCollough be- came a merchant. He has succeeded at evory step and now has an elegant home, several farms and a large body of land ndjoining the olty. He also, operates a
Home of Dr. W. A. Allen near Grand Saline Texas. See Engraving and sketch elsewhere,
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llome of Marion Reed Edgewood Texas. Mr. Reed is a good farmer and believes that diversification is the hope of east Texas.
Home of J. C. Mccullough, (trand Saline Tex.
general merchandise storc. Ho has a
deal of city property, Including two hrick stores, one of which he oceuples with his own business. He has a complete general stock and haa ample capital to conduct it necording to his own taste and judgment. He is a director in the bank. To the credit of Van Zandt, as well as Mr. Me- Collough, nearly all of this has heen ac- quired in the last twelve years here. Ile is a man of unquestioned integrity and 'enjoys the respect of a wide circle of friends.
DR. C. R. FOX, Myrtle Springs, Texas. is one of those quiet unassuming men who has strong friends und holds then wenlust all odds. He is a Texas pro. duct. C. J. Fox. of Kaufman, is bly father and is n farmer and stock falser. Il# waty burn in Alubninu but came front MINHINAIppl to Texas, fifty-five years ago. llu is now 72 years of age and IN hale und xtout. His wife Was il Miss Button. They married in Kaufmant county, rentrer u 'hunlly there. are hoth living in braith mitd contentment. Charlie Is the third
"Ilid. two slelera older and one brother younger. Ho was born In the Kaufman luto June 12. 1800, Wax reared on toe furm und attended the country schools mud grew to manhood emid the prac. Ilent experiences of the cowboy and farm- er. Ile chose medicine as a profession und ntlunded the University of Louis- villo und entered the practice in 1xs :. August 21, 1844, he married Mink Ed WIMe While, a daughter of E. M. White af ferrell, who still survives. They have three children. He began his profession In his home community hnt has been artvely engaged In Van Zandt right wars. They live at Myrtle Springs and the doctor has a wide practice and num- Jwrx mining his patients many of the best people In the country. He and his wife are members of the Christian church and he Is a Woodmau of The World. He is >Ampathetle and faithful in his par- the und Is essentially a single-Fixed man- does only one thing at a time.
PROF. METSA HALE, Canton, Texas.
One of the bright .. ambitions and grew- Ing witug men of Vanzandt county is l'rof. Hale. For a better arcount of the family record wo refer to sketch of his Inther in this issue of The Southand. Prof. Hale wne born October 17. ISTA, in Village Springs, Ala., hnt his father muy- ed to. Vanzendt county in 1879. when he was one year of age. He was educalei In the Canton High School, being reared In the country home near to that excel- lent little city. His father Is a farmer. and an expert In raising ribbon sugar enne, and Ilves In comfort on his cane farm. Prof. Hale also attended school in the Denton Normal. he took a business course In Galnesville Business College. under our friend of long ago. Prof. Penn Selvidge. Prof. Hale Is a teacher, begin- ning this profession In 1898. Is a member of the Beptist Churen. Is exemplary In hls walk. and is honored end loved by a while circle of the best people of the county. He Is in love with his county and fully belleves that a young man may have as good future here ns nnywhere.
WILEY A. DAVIDSON. . ...
Grand Sallne, Texas.
Is one of the rising young lawyers of Vanzenit county. He is a son of Lucas- ion Davidson and a brother to Judge Jno. JV. Davidson. He was born and reared In the county and has meny friends who rejoice In his growing prosperity. does n general law prnetlee, is trustworthy In hla profession und enjoys the esteem of a wide circle.
N. A. MATTHEWS.
N. A. Matthews was born in Georgia fifty years ago, and ceme to Wills Polut twenty-seven years ago. Is a member of the M. E. church eouth. Is past master of the Masonie lodge and the present ser- retary of Wills Point lodge. 18 Past High Priest and the present secretary uf Wills Point Chapter. Is District Deonly Grand Master of Masons of Texas, Was alderman and elty secretary of WHIs Point about eighteen years ago. Is now n member of the city council of Wille Point.
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Gin located at Edgewood Texas, opeated by J. C. Heard
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SOUTHLAND.
TOM RUSK YANT18. Attorney-at-Law, Canten, Texas. "The Yantis famlly camo from Kont- tucky. Enoch Yantis was born tu Ken- tucky. but ultimately came to Texas. He wiIN a tunner by trade, and wae the father of Jamee L. Yantle, who is the futher of Judge Yantis, and who camo ta . Texas in 1852. Ho married a Miss Sudduth in 1847. Seven children were born to this unlon, ono of whom is our subject. Mrs. Yuntis died in Collin Coun- ty, Texas, in 1872, but the hueband still lives and is a citizen of Canton, Texas. nt tlils timo. Judgo Yantie was born April 9. 1857, in Rusk County. He was educated in Alexander Institute, Kligore, Texas. Later, chose the profession of INw. In wbloh he has made good success As an netivo and successful practitioner. 11e hogan in this profession In 1881. From 1892 to 1896 ho served his county ae judge of the court. October 16, 1890, he mar- ried Mise Belle Riley, a daughter of D. L. Itlley, so well and favorably known in Van Zandt County and the State. Judge Y'autis came tn Van Zandt County in 1879 from The eleter county of Gregg. He is an from the alster county of Gregg. He is a native Texan, and la proud of the fact. He Is a man of considerablo observation, Rod Maye this. county and guneral eec- tlon has ever enlarging capahllitlee and Ix destined to great development indeed. He 18 1L Mason, Woodman of the World, Kulght of Labor and Knight nf Honor. His - theories of life are sound and he Is wanally found on the right side of He has a homo In Canton. with a nunlar of elty lots, and is evenly practhing his profession ne tho mentor member of the firm of Yantin & Hnh- bar. and has the best good of his conn- ty nt hsart. He thinks no invitation to hinme-seekers ond Investors can be mure attrelive than those of Van Zandt Coun- ly at This time.
CHARLES LEE HUBBARD, Attorney-at-Law, Member of the Firm, Yantis & Hubbard, Canton, Texas. The .Hubbard family le from the Stato of .Tennessee. . Freeman Hubbard wus the father of Charles, and was born and . reared in Tennessee. He was a farmor and in 1852 came to Texas. Miss E. M. Winklo was born in North Carolina and camo to Texas in 1859, was married to Mr. Procman Hubbard and became the mother . "[ elx children. She died February 18, 1ss1. und ber busband died May 21, 1901. ( Innles was born July 8, 1870, in Van Zandt County. He is therefore a na- tive to the "manor born." He has been regred In the county and ie among hia kindred and friende. He has profited by this and knows well the County and her people. He wae educated in the common schools of the county, and has . grown up under her influence, and hae been stimulated by the hopee and aspirations presented In her realm. Ho wae Deputy County Clerk for mony years, and became
quite conversant will the County recorde, ne well as court proceedings. lfe served AM Dlatriet Clerk from 1806 to 1898, fu- clusive. June 4, 196, ho married Miss Gertrudo lilgh. They lixvo ono child. Ho hae chosen the law ns a profeselon, nnd in February of 1903 formed 2 partnership with Judgo Tom Ynntle. , He hae a home in town as well as a tract of land in the country. Live happily And onjoys lifo. Ilu is a member of tho I. O. O. F. and also n Woodman of the World. Ho has a good knowledge of things, is well up in his profession, and is quite the complement of Judgo Yantle. They are a strong firm and will no doubt attaln a great success in. their profession.
JOHN ALLEN THARP, Roddy, Texas.
back. Plantera and elave holders in ante- bellum daye .. They were Georglane carly and immigrated to Louisiana in nn carly day. In Jas9. J. A. Thurp. Sr., the father camo to Texas as n refuge, with a good- ly number of slavee nnd settled in Ellie many. Họ lend to send portions of the State and finally died in Denton county. March 2. 1846, John was born .in tho Louisiana home In comme pariah. He with his father in 1859 .. Hie education and preparation for life were received in this country. July 28. 1868. he married Miss Emlly Fisher, who still eurvives. Her father Wax siNo a refugee from lanita- Jan .. They have sing stilldipen oppure of whom are living. Mr. Tharp le ossentially and truly a farmer, and has proven thot farming can be made successfai in Van Zandt county. Ho came to the county twenty years ago ond eettied on bis pres- ont home, one mile southeaet of the: present town of Roddy. Ho believes in diversification and began its practice early. He believes that a man must study farming to auceced. just liko any cther calling. Ho has hie farm, fenced into small parcele with tanks and fences and gates according to hie ideas of con- venience., His principal products have been corn and cotton, but ho has grown an elegant orehard and hae a quantity of blackberries ond growe watermelons. sweet potatoes. Irlah potatoes, onionN. etc. In hle orchard are found pcaches, apples. pears, plums, quinces. apricots, Algs, grapes, blackberries, dew berries, otc. Mr. Tharp enys n Van Zandt farmer can have something to sell every day In the year, and with the establishment of markets and good roads this would be tho paradise of all Texas and tho south. Ho has proven his falth hy his works. and Is Interested in the growth and development of East Texas, and especially Van Zandt county. Ile says u man can ralse overy- thing he may desire to use here and then ralse much for tho market and have his cotton etrictly ae o surplus. He has a farm of 100 acres und has frequently made corn to do lilm, truck for family and for the market galore and $1,000 of cotton as a eurplus. Ho belleves In prog . ress and by all means tho diversification of crops by the farmers. He le a member of the Free Metbodiet cbureb and etands on his integrity.
JAMES LEONARD VINEYARD,
le of Hatton, Texas.
German-Irleh extraction. HIS grandfather camo from Germany, and his mother'e grandfather camo from Ireland. Dr. J. L. Vineyard le hle fothor, and .in tho regulor practico now at the ago of 76 years. Our subject wae born June 1, 1854, In the old Alabama home. His education was Interrupted by the war, but be had a good experience and many lessons In agriculture and successful farming. Miss Mary Cumblo was un orphan und wax born December 10, 1867. They were mar- rled December 21, 1876. Tho folowing year they moved to Texas. They stopped In Smith County two years, but came to Van Zandt in 1879. Ile londed in Lindalo with $74.25. so that he furniches a most excellent example of what can be accom- plished in farm life here. They have had nine children, sevon of whom are living. In 1888 they wcro burned out entirely, but soon recovered, and now havo a beautiful and comfortablo home on 319 acree of cx- cellent land, three residoncee on the tract
sind 120 neres in enitivation, plenty of stock, with wagons, bruggha, furning Im- plementa, etc., besides several hundred . dollars'at luterest. He la proud to be able to follow The Scriptural Injunction In owe no man. Ho Ia x.member of the Baptist Church und a Mason. He is a model far. mer, and a visit to hils hume wux It jay to na. Ho Is ralalng prineltully curu and cotton now, and Is serreling well, aml Is anre that he country will devrkqe lote a most excellent fruit acethem. . in cleven erups he hmna never mbile less than one- half bale to tho nere any year. aund In 1900. made a bulo to the aere bll found. He has made forty bushels of corn to tlic nere. No better farming can be found.
MAYOR THOMAS J. MCKAIN, Wills Point, Texas.
The MeKaln famlly ure from Brothund, the grandfather, Thonoss C. MeKalu, WAS born in Sterling. Scotland, but cause tu 1bltadelphhe and wax a meremint. Mr. MeKaln'a father was also named Thomas C. MeKaln and was born In Scotland, bit cume to America while young, and wils A merchant and planner. He married Mine Mary Whlddon In 1849; they lund alx children; they loth died In the sixties. Thumas J. filmself Was born In Florida In 1850. und was educated In that state. hitt came to Texax In 1871, in 1871 he married Maltle C. Baghy, nud they have four chilliren. He has lived In This romity twenty-nine years: he serveil . as muyor of the elty . three years; he Is a oweonleer of the Metluxlist church aml & Mnson: he Is a quiet, careful and thoughtful bral.1ess man. and Is universully regarded ne n gond citizen: tidlaks well noil Is decisivo In his character. which gives him wide In- fluence . In his town and county; he hax acquired more than 3000 acres of Texus land. is In the real estate business, aod thinks that Van Zandt county and Willa Point bas an exceedingly bright future. He is willing to labor for her interosty and invest his money for his own benefit and here. Our acquaintance with Mr. McKain wae oxccedingy pleasant.
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WILLIAM PILLEY, Wills Point, Texas.
Mr. Pillcy le the accommodating and efficient poetmoeter at Willa Point. Hle
family como from Massachusetle. his grandfather'e nome wae W. J. Pllloy, ond was born In Ireland. He camo to Amer- Ica, however, ond lived ond dieil in North Carolina; his vocation wor that of n sall- or; ho was the father of J. R. Plllcy, who in turn was the father of William; ho was a former, but never camo to 'T'oxoR. He married a Miss Parkineon of Tenner- Ree. They were married In 1844 and were the parents of ten chilldren, HIN molher died in 1867 ond hle fath'or In 1901. WII- llam was horn September 8, 1846 In Wash- Ington county, Arkansas. lle was ud- cated In tho cily of Fort Smill. lle was postmaster from 1888 to isu" nod bogun again May 1, 1893, so that he hay hold
him offico altogeller for ten years. In 1897 he married Mrs. S. J. Barker. They How have two children. He has Ilvid In the muinty twenty -four years, coming frein Kaufnin county here, but he came frum Arkansas to Texas In 1868. When he asked If he thought Van Zandt county lund u bright future ho unswereil with cinpluisls: "I certainly do." ile Is it
woher off The Methodist clunch :el a Mason. Ile served as a private in The dell war and Is regarded as a good Fili- yo'1 mnd elHelent officer. He has 2m Here's off land and Is well sellled in life. enjoys himself in his hopes and aspira- tions jobbably as well as most men.
W. A. LAWRENCE, Edom, Texas.
Is a son of 11. 11. lawrence, why lived In North L'arolina, who was born in That stale In an carty day, and who lived it til the year Is8. He was the father uf chosen children, four of whom are living W. A. Tweeper was foun March 11 INSI, and was maleated at Wondfomy, 1a Concurd., Ga .. Brorgri Telegraph School. Ponglikerjosh. X. Y. and Partner's Sole 4 School of Terrell. Texas. He lovande : lracher and tangld lush In Georgia all In Texas. . Ile is now. however, in a rum merelal lue of fin , atat Is Postmaster and merchant at Robin. Mr. Lawrence har borne a good rejontatom all along and ha : a gold mann testimonials of good connet and elerleney In the various lines uf hfe In which his efforts bave hr dineted He maune fonn Gerosla tu Tevas, has five In Van Zandt cumty five years, atpl lo. heves It beer future, and Is in every way Identified with ber interest. He: bas at enterpulsing spirit and wants to thligs move h lds communily und county
DR. J. T. TUCKER, Ben Wheeler, Texas.
The Tucker family are from Virglula. but Elder Trucheart Tucker was a pion"? Buptist minister and came from Vir- Kinia to Alabaion In 1838, after roming to Alobama he was married to Mary .. Anderson of that elty. They became the parents of two girls and nus boy, the boy. J. Trucheart Torkete, was ambitions and hoped to accomplish much. His father died and his muther moved to Van Zandt county. At the age of It he hegan 19 study medicine and during the session of ISSS ond 1889 he attended the Men- phla Hospital Medleal college. He guel unted In 1892 nad koted In Den Wheeler "T'ho folowing yrat In INH ha nlended New Orleans Dutyelinies. He married 11. 1881 MINS M J. Cox, who only INved =\ years. In April. A. G marrhd M Delllub la Truss, It is wall estaldish .. In his profession will change the city denen of the good. It Is a partner with. A. J. Mohla: h. 1:e Sine business atut 1 good butslur. 1 :. 1 . 1. 1. in his prof. ....
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Mr. Fugab: lakes life rasy in Hle, lalesz of farmer amd ginti;r. 1. 1. a Rapita, w. 9. W. middl a manber of Ile: Faroer:' Enbon. De belleves Iu reguls, and established markets the values in this segestione whitebl be exposed for the best
JOSEPH EDWARD JOHNSON, Farmer and Gin Man. . Member of the Firm of Fugati: & John- son.) Tundra, Texas.
The Jobbsims are of German extract hat. lod bærated In North Carolina In an early .:. s. William Johi'm was born att father of our subject. 11: wus a farum.r. In PES he moved to Van Zandt, and has livel lore flood. dar subject was born in the North Carellat home: Navenular 3. 1464, and was emergerntly 7 years of ige wheir his ficher.moved In Texas Jis ment for Hfc have ull
lob 1941ved in this: county. Il utlend- od the: publie: selpads, stel was taught la farm, August Is, 1395. he mmerbal Mix: "They are the jarruts uf mil las Ilvol In the Tundi mmmmmmmnily for twenty live years, Ilis form al pres- rif is me. mlle west of The town. MI- 1 :: www alen u glauer mid tormber of The firm id Fugate & Johnson. elf 1s of jojadler Bring a perl inixer. In: deals pleasantly with Ha. pauldie. 1u all khuls of publie bust- w .... the: is n Cumberlandel ami W. a. W .. not it quite progressive to spich. He Is
Istoruse of anything for The puldle good.
FUGATE & JOHNSON'S GIN
Is brated in Tumuhra, seveut miles south with all fl: towbru linprovements. 11 iS'A Manger outfit with Hitra 70 xw glass, and they ran dispatch Thirty bales it day. They 'am progressive husless Inen. atd stand for the: o webporuf uf Titulma and surrounding community, atul ilsprve the . formage of all who atr la
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