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WILLIAMS LANDING, MISSISSIPPI,


August l. 1919
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WILLIAMS LANDING, MISSISSIPPI,


August |, 1913.
Sir


WE address you for the purpose of inform
ing YOU that we would be pleased 10 do your
business at this place, and should YOU intrBst
US with the Storing and Shipment of Cotton
or any other article, we pledge ourselves TO
give il our best personal attention, and to obey
instructions as far as practicable.


WE have Iabored and been at good deal
of expense 10 get good and safe CoTToN-SnEDs
and WARE HOUSES, and we are glad to be able
to say, that we think we have accomplished
our object, and we now tender you the use of
them.


We have such supplies of Begging, Rope d
Twine, as to be able TO supply all who may
wish US to serve them, and on the most rea-
Sonable terms.


We also keep a supply of Salt, Sugdr, Cof-
fee, Bacon, Flour, Lime, Iron, Nails Castings,
Queens,careA Stone, Wood q. Tin Ware; Fea-
Tiers, Shoes, Boots, Hats, Caps, Blankets, Lin
seys, Ktrseys, Lo,sls, Broton d Bleached Shirt
ings, CaiicocS, &c. &c. &C.; and as to prices,
we pledge ourselves TO do as well by YOU as
you can do at any point on the Yazoo River.
We sell for CASH or CoTToN.


Feeling ourselves now permanently settled
at this place, we can assure our friends, that
anv business intruSted to our care shall always
have the personal attention of one of US.
We will at all times be prepared to make
CASH advances on Cotton delivered to US.
Try us-we will endeavor to give satisfac-
ton.


Yours, very respectfully,


MCCONNELL & BROTHER.