The Ann Arbor Saving's Bank

Organized 1869, under the General Banking Law of this State. CAPITAL, $50,000; SURPLUS, $ I 00 000' TOTAL ASSETS, $66 1,186. Business Men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies and other persons will find 0 tbis Bank a Safe and Convenient Place at which to make Deposita and do Businss INTEREST IS ALLO WED ON ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS of $1.00 and upwards, acocrding to the rules of the bank and interest compounded semi-annually. Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to $5 000 SECURED BY UNINCUMBEBED REAL ESTÁTE AND OTHER G00D SECTRITIg ' DIREOTORS : - Ohrlstian Mack, W. W Wines W u TTni.,, William Deuble, David Rinsey, Daniel Hiscock and W B sintth ' OFFICERS:-Christian Mack, President ; W. W Wlnes Vice President ; O. E. Hiscock, Cashier. wines, viceReBort of the Conditionofthe Ann Arbor Savin?s Bank At Ann Arbor, Jlichlgan, at the close of business, Dec. 11, 1889 RESOURCES. LIABILITIES Loans and Diücounts J 325,491 81 Capital Stock paid in , mmn 00 8tocts, bonds and mortgagcs etc 251,715 87 Surplus Fund 100 000 00 Oyerdrafto 4,617 86 H?'íí,vidSd iToúl1' ....T_"... 17,'2O2 75 Due from banks in reserve cities 60.239 70 SSme'rciaYTAts „, U! 2? " " CItyof Ann Arbor 3,892 54 Savingi deposita ". 359080 3- " " School Dist No. 1, Ann Arbor 10.9C3 41 J?"15.1" banks and bankera"".""'.'.!""" 1.498 62 Fumiture and flxtures 1,930 85 tertlJicates of deposit 12.371 51 Bills in transit 2,661 00 681,7S8 51 Current expenses and taxes paid 2,739 35 Sttb op Michigan, County of Washtenaw, sb. Checks and cash items 682 50 Chas. E. Hiscock, Cashier of theabovenamed Nickelsandpenn.es 88 62 tTZX" oVVTnoXfnt Gold 15,000 00 belief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK. Cashier. Silver 1,900 00 Corrfct - Altes Christían Mack, David RinU. S. and National Bank notes 'J,!.05 00 Wm Harriman, UirecK.i-, . - Kubicribeil and sworn to rn-fcn ine, Ihis 16th 681,768 51 day oí December, 1889. HENkY J. MANN, .tary Public.