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BEPOET OF TH3 CONDITION OF THE FARMERS and IJ Aljp MECHANICS QMïk AT ANN ARBOR, MICH.. A't the close of business. Dec. 19, 1893. Il RCES. Loana and discounts- - „$203,862 79 stocks, bonds, tnortgages, etc 76.334 56 Overdrafts - 8,690 85 Due trom Waehienaw County a.v.'ii 19 Furnlture and flxtures 2.0UU 00 Current expenses and taxes iiaid 2.541 83 Interest paid -i Due irom banks in reserve eltiee 27,12a Dl Dnefrom othcr imnkK and bankers. 2. Checks and cash Items '.'"' T Ñickela and penniea '■' 41 - COin - B.817 50 :rcoin i .and National Bank Notes 10. Total Sö ■'■■■" : LIAUILITi B8. Capital stock paid In ..$ 50, Surplus fimd -1 Undivided proflts - l4v4S8 il Divldends Unpaid Commercial depo to check 84 Commercial certifícate of deposit _ 126 321 90 Savinga deposita 72, Uertified checfcs - 63 CO Total $368,660 -iU STATE OF MICHIGAN, .. Coüstï op Washtenaw, ' I, F. I. BBLSKE, Cashier, of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear thai the above tment is true, to the best of my knOM ,ellef. F. II. BELSER, Cashier. Subscribed and swom to bef ore in e, this '22ud day of December, 1893. H. A. WHAIAM8, Notary Public j Cobbect- Attest : ('luis. E. Greene, Am Keanu'y. (4. F. allmendinger. Directora. (hn rn CLEVELANDj LIUÜ BUFFALO VIA "C. & B. LINE." Commencing with openina: of navlEation fabout A.pril Ist). Maguiñceut side-wheel steel steamers. "State of Ohio" and "State of New York." .ILÏ TUIF. TABLE. SONDAY [NCLUDB0. Lv. Cleveland, 6.15 V. M. Lv. Buffalo, 6.15 1'. SI. Ar. Bufl&lo, 7.30 A. M. I Ar. Cleveland, 7.S0 . M. CENTBAL STANDARD TIME. Take the "C. & B. Line" steamers and eiijoy il refreshing night's rest when enroute to Buffalo, Niágara Fails. Toronto, New Vork. Boston, Atbany, 1.000 Islands, or aiiy other Eastern or Canadlan ioint. Cheap Excursions Veekly to Niágara Falls. Write for tourist pamphlet. H. R, ROGERS, T, F. NEWMAN. Gen'l Pass. Agt . Gen'l Manager. CLEVELAND. O. Estray. 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At a session of the Trobate Court for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office ín the city of Arm Arbor, on Tucsdny, the sixtecutli day of January, in the vuar onc thousand eight hundred and ninety-four. Present.J. Wlllard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. Iu the matter oï the estáte of Joseph J. Kllis. deceased. Leonard Gruner uid Caroline P. lillis. executors of the last will and testament of said deceused, come iuto court and represent thul they aro now prepared to render their annnal account as snel) executors. 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