Source: The Manchester Republican, September 11, 1873, Ad:

Source: The Manchester Republican, February 12, 1874

JESSE ARNOLD & CO. is the style of the only banking institution in the place and is worthy of more than a passing notice in this connection. This enterprise performs an important function in the business interests of the town, and although established little more than two years ago is one of the most important features of the place. The institution enjoys the utmost confidence of the public, the late money crisis having no visible effect upon the enterprise. This is a private bank--a firm comprising Messrs. Jesse and John Arnold, well and favorably known along the valley of the Eel river as two of the most staunch and reliable business men in Northern Indiana. And for the past 22 years they have been known to our people as honorable, upright citizens. Mr. John Arnold is a resident of our neighboring town of South Whitley, engaged in mercantile and milling pursuits at that place the profits of which are equally enjoyed. They also own large interests in the Huntington mills. They are possessed of ample capital, and have every facility for conducting a first-class banking bureau. They deal in foreign and domestic exchange, make collections upon all available points, and do a general banking business the same as our national banks except in the mere matter of the issue of money. The management of the enterprise devolves entirely upon Mr. Jesse Arnold, and his efficient clerk. We bespeak for the institution a long and prosperous future.

Source: North Manchester Journal, July 29, 1880 Ad: [same as 1873 ad, see above]

JESSE ARNOLD     JOHN ARNOLD
MANCHESTER BANK
JESSE ARNOLD & CO., BANKERS
Do a general Banking business. Money sent in draft, without danger of loss, to all parts of the United States and Canada. Interest allowed on deposits by special agreement.