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Bank Suspends. By Publishers' Press. Washington, Nov. 25.-The First National Bank of Lineville, Ala., has been closed by order of its board of directors. National bank examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver. The resources and liabilities of the bank at the close of business on November 9, 1905, were $75,102 each.
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National Bank Closes in Alabama. Washington, Nov. 25.-The comptroller of the currency was advised today that the First National bank of Lineville, Ala., had been closed by order of the board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver.
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FIRST NATIONAL OF LINEVILLE CLOSES It Is Belleved That the Affairs of the Institution Will Soon Be Adjusted. Washington, November 25.-The comptroller of the currency was advised today that the First National bank of Lineville, Ala., had been closed by order of the board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver. The following is a statement of the resources and liabilities of the bank at the close of business on November 9, 1905, as shown by the last report of condition made to the comptroller: Resources: Loans and discounts, $44,802. United States bonds to secure circulation, $0250. Bonds, securities, etc., $628. Banking house and furniture and fixtures, $1798. Due from banks and bankers, $17,496 Checks and other cash items, $3815. Redemption fund, $312. Total, $75,102. Liabilities: Capital stock, $25,000. Surplus and undivided profits, $406. Circulating notes, $6250. Due to banks and bankers, $1052. Individual deposits, $24,415. Bills payable and rediscounts, $17,077. Total, $75,102. Talladega, November 25.-(Special.)-The directors of the Lineville bank ordered it temporarily closed on Thursday, in consequence of a threatened run, due to some rumors. It is not thought that any one will lose money by this action, or that the closing will be permanent. An examiner investigated the affairs of the bank today. It is hoped, and believed, that the difficulties of this institution will be but temporary.
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Alabama Bank Fails. WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The comptroller of the currency was advised today that the First National bank of Lineville. Ala., had been closed by order of the board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver.
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Alabama Bank Closes Doors. Washington, Nov. 25.-The comp troller of currency was advised today that the First National bank of Lineville, Ala., has been closed by order of the board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver. The state. ment of the resources and liabilities of the bank at the close of business on November 9, 1905, as shown by the last report of condition made to the comptroller, showed liabilities to be $75,102; resources the same amount.
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Alabama Bank Closed. Washington, Nov. 27.-The comptroller of the currency has been advised that the First national bank of Lineville, Ala, had been closed by order of the board of directors, National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver.
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Alabama Bank Closed. Washington, Nov. 27.-The comptroller of the currency has been advised that the First national bank of Lineville, Ala., had been closed by order of the board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver.
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National Bank Closed. The First National Bank of Linevitle, Ala.. has been closed by order of its board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. Cooper has been appointed receiver. The resources and liabilities of the bank were $75.102 each.
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BANK DOORS ARE CLOSED. National Institution in Alabama Forc. ed to Quit Business. A Washington dispatch says: The comptroller of the currency was advised Saturday that the First National Bank of Lineville, Ala., has been closed by order of the board of directors. National Bank Examiner S. H. L. Cooper has been appointed receiver.
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J. E. Easterwod of Corning died at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from injuries sustained in an accident of about a week ago, in which the child's clothing was burned off and the body badly burned. The little one had suffered patiently and everything known to medical science was done for his relief. but without avail. The parents lost a child in the same manner about three years ago. In each case the child while left alone for a moment played with the fire in an open grate. The right of way through Clay County for the A. B. and A. Railroad, which Lineville is under contract to secure, will soon be in readiness for the offcials of the road and work will then begin through Clay County. Mr. Adams has been in town several days getting land numbers in shape for the right of way committee. Col. J. A. Vines of Johnston City, Tenn., has been appointed receiver for the First National Bank at Lineville. Mr Vines is Mayor of his town and a young attorney of high standing at the bar. Dr. J. R. Stodghill, who has been pastor of Lineville Baptist Church for eight years, has moved to Albertville. Dr. Stodghill was also editor of The Lineville Headlight. As pastor, editor and citizen he will be missed in the town. Dr. John P. Shoffer of Roanoke has been chosen pastor of the Baptist Church and R. F. Dawson has purchased The Headlight and will be publisher and editor. Mrs. J. J. McPherson, a highly respected resident of this city for many years, died at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of her husband, corner Seventeenth Street and Dooley Avenue. She leaves a husband and two children.