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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
THE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY.

Another Of the valuable Industries Sc
cured by the Roanoke Development
Company is the Virginia Blanket Mills,
manufacturers Of wooden blankets of all
grades, spinners of yarn, and scourers
and sorters OF wool. These mills will
secure the pick of the fleeces of South
west Virginia, whore tho sheep-raising
industry is developing mere rapidly and
more profitably than in any other part
of the United States. Manufacturers
of fine cloths should seize the opportu-
nifty to locate in the midst of wool
raising country and close TO their yarn
supplies. For further information adj
dress,
ARLINGTON GlLPlN,
General Manager Roanoke Develop
mont ComnanY. Roanoke Va
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and do you
good, if you have cough, cold, or any
trouble with throat, chest and lungs. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs and colds is guaranteed to give
relief or money will be paid back. Suf-
ferers from la grippe found it just the
thing and under its use had speedy
and perfect recovery. Try u sample
bottle at our expense and learn Yourself
ust how good n thing it is. Trial bot
tie free at Budwell Il Christians drug
store. Large sizes SOC and Sl.O0.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30

Knabe, Sohmor, Kranich & Bach,
Shaw and New England pianos, Estey
and Wilcox II White organs for sale
only by the lIobbie Music Company, at
lowest factory prices and on easy pay
mcnts. Each instrument warranted
five years. Call at their Roanoke ware
rooms, l57 Salem avenue, and you will
receive polite attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
duotion q. los or lower. Let as stand BY
our platform or own that II Is wrong.
The Danger.

A Washington letter in one Of our ex-
changes states that ColonelL. Q. wlsHrSe-
roS Is afraid the gsg-rule viii DO adopted
and the force bill passed.
Colonel wAsmsoros Is a man OF unoe-
clouded vision. His fears may be we'll
founded. For our part we have never
ceased 10 warn the Democratic congress
men that II would not do to trust to the
vote or taking up the silver bill as indi-
eating that the torce bill could not DO
passed.
Colonel WASHINGTON also thinks that the
southern people are not aware OF the dan
ger that threatens them. and that TINS
ignorance is the fault of the southern pa
pers. Well, we repeat, "our withers are
unwrung."
BY the way. let us mention that in the
House Of Representatives on Monday the
call OF the roll showed again and again that
q quorum was not present, yet the Demo
cratic members remained in their seats and
allowed themselves to be counted to make
up quorum. We make no complaint OF
their course. They probably know better
than we what action or non-action should
characterize their conduct. But we can't
help saying that il does seem to us that the
Democrats ought to refuse ever TO make
up a quorum. The battle should be all
along the lines"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
No Halfway Measure.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore San reports that Mr. DoRsEY,
chairman Of the House Committee on
Coinage. TO which the Senate silver bill
has been referred, Gays he has sounded
every Republican member Of that commit
tee and that ali Of them. as he Is. are OPP
posed 10 free silver, but will agree 10 bill
providing for limiting the coinage 10 tie
silver product of this country.
There should be no compromise on this
question. There Is no room for compromise.
Real money knows nothing Of State llues--
nothing Of the boundaries which the various
countries establish for themselves. Let US
have free coinage or nothing. TO provide for
coming only the silver produced In this
country would be 10 discredit siiyeY--to
brand y as spurious money. For yearswe
have tried the experiment Of coming only
20 many millions of dollars each month.
That experiment has Jailed to bring silver
up TO parity with gold. To provide for
coming ali the SILVER which shall hereafter
b. produced in the United States. and 10
psfuss 70 coin any other silver Is 10 confess
Mat the morometallists are right and We
wroex. Free eoinage Ia what the farmers
ask for through their sllisacos. Thsy do
not want 4 law which VII peovids that
American silver shall he bought Il i2e ana
turopsGn o. othsy silver u forsisp pse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

scanes in CONGRESS Yesterdav.

Scenes In Congress Yesterday.
The scenes in Congress yesterday were
of unusual interest.
Goaded by the Speakers long-continued
III usage Of the minority and his uncoD-
scionsble ruling as to debate on approving
the Journal. Mr.. MuLs spoke without re-
serve of Mr.. REEDS tyranny and injustice.
and plainly characterized that officials
course as fraud A scene OF much
excitement and confusion followed. and in
further discussion which arose the treat
ment Of the negro North and South was
commented upon with more or less acidity
by various members.
In the Senate Mr.. ALDRIcH's closure reso-
luton was taken up according to the
clerks record, but not according to the
understanding of some of the Democratic
members, and the Senate soon afterwards
adjourned. Mr.. RANSOM has indicated his
probable purpose to contest the correct
ness of the Journal. and when the Senate
meets to-day he may object to approving
It, II he fails ip or abandons this move
ment the Senate will have before it for i'm
mediate consideration the closure rule, and
soon il will be seen what method the Re-
publicans will adopt TO try to stiAe debate
on II and bring it peremptorily to vote.
The sessions of the two houses are likely
10 be stormy until the design Of the Re
publicans to pass the force bill is accom-
plished or defeated, and we may look for
ward TO stormy scenes and exciting debates
within the next few days.
In view of the rapidly approaching end
of the session of Congress the purpose of
the Republicans in each house is to make
all possible speed, while the purpose of
our members is TO defeat their plans.
A erisis is nearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
New virginia Law-BOok.

Dicest Of he Lars of Virginia Of a Criminal
Nature. Illustrated by judicial Deci-
sions. By JAMES M. MATTHEWS, Attorney
at Law, late Reporter of the supreme
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia. Third Ed
tion-Revised and Enlarged. Price so,
delivered. Richmond: j. W. RANDOLPH
d ENGLISH. 1890
The third edition of this useful volume
has not appeared any too soon. Since the
second edition was published Gin 1922
there have been two revisions of the crimi-
nal statutes of Virginia, and there have
been published twenty-four volumes of
Reports of Decisions of the Supreme
Court of Appeals. In the volume before
us the arrangement of chapters and sec
lions is precisely that of the Code Of 1887
The annotations-a valuable feature-have
been increased by hundred pages. and
the statutes are given in full. The Lac
Journal says the book is very valuable"
The Judges of the highest court in the
State say the new edition cannot fail to be
of great value TO both the bench and bar
of this State"
For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH d ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
LEVY 4 DAVIS.
PALAIS ROYAL,
PALAIS ROYAL,
PALAIS ROYAL

Ills our aim to keep ourselves prominently
before the public By appearing In these columns
every Wednesday and Saturday. LOOK for our
ads and keep yourselves prominently before
over by any means, so We want TO ialk CLOAks
% you. They are horo In abundance-LONG
AND SHORT, PLUSH AND BEAVER, BLAZERS
AND REEFRRs, and very slpall sum only Is re-
ouired 20 become the posscssor OF one.
BLANKETS are here. They, however, are low
in quantity, 30 they are in price
Saturday Is CORSET AND GL0VEdsy. conse-
duently they are here for you. In fact whatever
you need In DRY GOODS or NOTIONS call right
here aud get them, feeling assured the standards
are always high and the prices low.
Commencing tomorrow and continuing
through Monday We will sell
44-inch CAsHAERE, two shades only, at 40e.;
S6-inch STRIPED SERGE at 29c.
3l.inch GRAY-STRfPED SUIrING at l5c.
44-inch GRAY AND TAN ALL-NoOL CASH
MERRS from 75c 10 4sc
PLAID AND STRIPED WOOL sUITINGs, &c.
GRAY. GREEN, AND HRLIoTRoPE ALLWooL
cAaEls.a ii III DRESS GOODS, gray. blue, and
Big lob in LADIES HOSE at lie;
Beautiful HANDMADE ToRCHoN LACEs;
EXQUISITE designs In HAMBURGS;
NOTIONS and small wares too numerous TO
while Il 10 cur desire 70 continue the Dry
Goods business and push IL, we are Undecided as
vet what 70 do with the immense line OF CROCK
cry, GLASSWARE. LAMPS, &C., In our base
meat, so any one needing such articles IL win pay
you 10 look as them right here.
BURNETT LEWIS,
PaoPRIEroR PALAIs RoYAI.
III east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
Demosthenean Celebration.

SALES. Va, January 2O.-The Demosthe-
mean Literary Society of Roanoke College
held its thirty-ffth annual celebration in
the Town Hall last night. The audience
was large, the music good, and the pro-
gramme as follows:
PRAYER by DR.. j. A. Fox. Salem, Va. ad-
dress by the president G. L. Keedy. Mary
land-subiect, " Culture "; first orator, s.
G. Ballentine, South Carolina-subject, "a
Worthy Ideal" Debate-Question Re-
solved, THAT America IS Destined TO BE
r. Morton, Virginia; negative. L. L. Day,
virginia: final orator, J. T. Huddle, Viz
ginia-subject, Mother, Gird My Sword
Around Me-"
The Ciceronian celebration occurs on
February 22d. OBSERVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
FOUND A TRUE BILL.
PAUL YOUNG INDICTED FOR THE
KILLING or ROBERT GILLIAN
A R,chmond Portrait OF Gen. A. r. Hill
Much Ado About small WAIVER
Home Vets. at Petersburg.
,c.....,.,,.noo !, ,ha R,chmond Di.pstoh.l

fCorfefpondcnce OF mo hicnhonu pisRoi
pyrranuno. VA. January 20. 1891.
Tn the Hastings Court to-day the grand
Jury found true bill against Paul Young
for the kill ne Of Robert Gillian (colored)
ON the evening before Christmas. The case
may possibly be tried some time during the
present term. but the probability is that it
NAV be continued. John J. Cooke, ESQ.,.
Commonwealth Attorney for Prince
George. will conduct the prosecution ana
Messrs. Davis a. McIlwaine the defence.
The will of the late Mrs. f. Il. White,
with number OF codicils attached. was
admitted TO probate in the Hastings Court
today Messrs. Alexander Donnan. Alex
ander Hamilton. and w. J. Gasquet quail
fied as executors in separate bonds OF
$4,000 each. The estate Is valued at
$4,000.
ErTBIcK ooTToy-FAoroRY.
The Ettrick Cotton-Factory, which has
been closed Tor some months. will resume
work on Monday morning next on fun
time and with full force OF operatives.
This is exceedingly gratifying news to the
entire village, many of whose people were
in the main dependent on the factory for
u
Battersea factory will soon resume opera
tions.
LEE AND JAcKsoS's DAY.
Tomorrow will he observed in the pub
lie schools of this city as Lee and Jack
sons day." The scholars present compo-
sitions on the lives of these great men,
and tell all they know about them. 1t is
thought that this will be desirable way
to familiarize the children with the his
toric characters of the South.
PORTRAIT OF GENERAL HILL.
A.P. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans
has procured fine portrait of the great
soldier in whose honor the camp is named,
who fell near Petersburg on the day before
the evacuation. The portrait Is tne oil.
painting, executed by MIR. U. ). Morton, OF
Richmond, and presents faithful like
ness of the great soldier. II mas been ele-
eantly framed and will hang upon the
walls of the camps home on Tabb street.
The purchase was made through Comrade
Joseph f. Rockwell. who was appointed O
special committee for that purpose, and as
a faithful work of art has been greatly adj
mired by the veterans and all who have
seen it.
ACQUISITION OF cAPIAs.
Mary Parkham (colored), who has been
convicted of petit larceny and sentenced
by the jury to a fine only, was brought
from the jail before Judge Bernard to-day
on motion of her counsel that an execu-
ton be issued returnable in sixty, days,
and that mean while she be discharged
from the custody Of the Sergeant. 1t was
alleged that she was ready to pay into
court the exact amount of the fine, but If
she remained in jail she would never
be able to pay the costs OF
CURED while Judge Ingram, of Manches-
ter. was presiding, and the same motion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

Petersburg, especially. will take pride in
the speeches made the day before yester-
day by Captain GoRDoN McCA3E at Atlanta
and Major CHARLES S. SrRISerELLow at
Richmond-the one a citizen. the other o
former citizen of the Cockade City. The
latter'swe published in full and it created
great demand for yesterdays Dispatch.
OF the formers we were able to give onl.s
the opening and closing paragraphs, but
judging by these samples it must have
heAn very fine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
DupIlca
TInon Co7o as well as a
VI HV'0O'" O"00' the varior

will move from their hiding-places to-
day, and when the general-ths general
prices will be known this morning there
will be a "March sounded such as has
never been witnessed before by lovers d
finest Linens or the users of substantial
and economical kinds. The sale will in.
clude every article of Linen in the house.
The following comparative prices are a
few picked here and there to indicate
the immense deduction at which the
goods will be sold
Linen Doilies, momie-stamped and
fringed with figured border, were
zoe. to 81 dozen, will be sold for
&c. each;
Linen Observation-Disclosures Doilies,
price 81 dozen, for 4c each;
Damask- Fringed Doilies, stamped, price
To-, for &c. each
Double Damask Doilies, fringed, bar
gain at &c., for &c. each;
Others OF the same, price Sl.O9 dozen,
for &c. each;
Double Damssk Doilies, Sl.48, for Sc.
Stamped Tray Cloths, fringed all around,
stamped, price 12tc.. for 6tc.
The same with drawn thread, price &c.,,
for 21c. (;
Double Dsmask OF the same, price 54c.,
for Acc.
Large Oval with tied fringe, price &c.,
for 25c.
Table Centre Linens, hemstitched, all
sizes and lengths-what is 22c. will
be priced 15c., and so with all the
rest !;
Fringed Table Centres, some OF the great
art-works-what was S1.39 for goo,
price sl.G9 for 75c., price STA for
S1.20;
Large CoIored Bordered Napkins,
fringed, price $3.50 dozen, for
S1.75;
A lot of White and Colored Bordered
Damask Tray Cloths, prices 33 to
&c., choice for 25c. each;
Colored Wine Napkins, price 80 to &C.,,
choice for 37ic. adozen
Table Lunch Sets, Double Damask, in
Guiding a dozen Napkins. price
1898 to S4.75, your choice for so. Is
Another Hemstitched, with fringe, price
$1,000, for $3.50;
Dinner Napkins, all linen, price Goo. q
dozen, for 40c. =; I Dinner Napkin,
double damask, price s2.9S, for
1925; another the same size, price
S1.9S, for $3.50; another, 1888, for
50; still another, price $500, for g.
Turkish Bath Towels, price S9c., for 6Oc.
by the yard, price 80 and 44c., Tor
25c.
Linen Huck. Towels, full bleached, with
border, price lie, for l2tc. ; Dou-
BILE Damask Towel, tied fringe, price
4Sc., for 600. Handsome French
Towels, price So. %, for 81. %; Large
Huck. Towels, price 34c., for Zoe. ;
Damask Huck. Towels, price &c.,
for 18c.
Linen sheeting, price s1.4S, for sll2 ;
S1.39, for 81.
Table Linen, double Damask, two yards
wide, price Sl.25 for 81, price 81. 10
for $50. ; GO inches wide, price S9c.
for 60c. yard;
French Damask, colored, for Zoe. (;
Table Linen, bleached, pure linen, for
Linen Crash, twilled, half bleached,
price 1910. for Sc. yard; another,
price 14c. for loo.
You know what q stock of Linens is
to be looked for here.
Carving Scarfs, French and Scotch
Table Sets, Bureau Scarfs, Irish Linens,
Linen Lawns, and a hundred other
things. The down price has struck them.
and in the face OF a general advance OF
rs per cent additional duty-cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS
TICAL BUSINESSMEN TO
ROSney Iron and Lumber Company, Limited,
AS A GOOD FIELD FOR INVESTMENT.
pnyhsbmm heimdbhhg @Hb Tpdh
those
PERSONNEL THE COMPANY;
wM dCp
uN Capitalist dhmn MmsDn@mJ ESQ
ESQ MdEpm %
d Senate HydB
JONES, SzYLL G. CO., Real Estate Agents md Pr10a 6an%@
No. @TTE BANK A
&DAVlS
ONLY 8 DAYS MORE
in which you can secure anything in our
stock at cost and less than cost. Our

in which you can secure anything in our
stock at cost and less than cost. Our
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
has been one grand success from its be-
ylnning, but the remaining eight days
sill be the eight biggest bargain-days
yer seen in Richmond.
COMMENCING TO-DAY
verything in our entire stock will be
sold lower than you will ever buy the
same goods again.
BROCADkD VELVETS in plain and
fancies. The 81 and 1925 quality re-
duced TO SOC. per yard, the 81 quality 10
81, the SO and 50. 80 quality to $3.50, and
the 81 and 50 quality TO 81 per yard.
ALL COLORED SILK VELyETS
reduced from $1.25 to CSC. per yard.
EMBROIDERED PIANO-COVER.
Only one left, reduced from 81 to $3.50.
EMBROIDERED PLUSH PIANO
COVER. Just one left and beautiful
cover. reduced from S25 to $40.
EMBROIDERED CLOTH TABLE
COVERS reduced from $3.50 to S2.97
each.
LINEN SHEETING.
The biggest value ever offered. The
81. % quality reduced to 9Oc., and the
$3.50 quality to $1.20.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN Pill
LOW-SHAMS reduced from 81 to 81. AZ,
and from SO TO g. IL per pair.
LACE GOODS.
Black Spanish Lace Fichus reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50, from 81 to S1.47,
from 81. to &c., from 81 to 7Sc., and
from Toe. to 5Sc.
Black Spanish Lace Scarfs reduced
from $40 to 1913, from $3.50 to S5.47,
from $3.50 to $l.l9. from 81 to 1919,
from 81. so to &c.,, from 81 to 5Sc., and
from 75c. TO 43c.
Cream Spanish Lace Fichus reduced
from S. to 1888, from So TO 1898, from
81 to 81, from $l.25 to &C.,, and from
75c. to 43c.
Cream Spanish Lace Scarfs reduced
from So to S2.l9, from $3.50 to Sl.69,
from 81 to S1.47, from 81 20 &C., and
from 75c. to 4Sc.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
All our Muslin and Cambria Gowns,
Chemise, Drawers, Skirts, and Corset
Covers marked to cost and below cost to
close out.
KNIT GOODS.
Infants Zephyr Knit Sacques reduced
from 20 to 19c. !; from 80 to Doc. from
IS to 57c. from 81 to 75c. from $3.50
to CSC. Infants Zephyr Knit Caps re-
duced from Is to 39c. from 50 to 57c.,
and from 81 to 69c.
Ladies' Knit Hoods and Caps reduced
from Toe. and 81 to 25c.
Ladies' nitSleevelessJ acketsreduced
from 81. % to 75c. Children's KDitSleeve-
less Jackets reduced from 81 to 63c. Chill
dren's Knit Coats reduced from 50 to BIC.
PLUSH MATS
reduced from 8 TO DC. /; from 10 to &c. (;
from 20 to 11c., and from 25c. to tic.
DVTV @ II VIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
AN AGED cuEsrERFnLDAS.
BRILLIANT BRUNSWICK WEDDING.
Mr.. Littleberry N. Spencer United to Miss
Fannie Epps-The Bridal Tour.

MT. IIttIeDtTTY NJ opu'NN' 111'I01 y" -'1''"
Fannie Epps-The Bridal Tour.
Correspondents of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FYpoRIA, Va. January Is, 1891.
There was quite a brilliant wedding in
Rrnnswick county, Va, on the night OF
January 9Th last at the country residence
of Mr.. Patterson H. Epps. His eldest
daughter, Miss Fannie, was united in mar:
rage 10 Mr.. Littleberry Nj. Spencer, of
Greensyille county, the ceremony being
nerformed by the Rev. William Frost
Rishon of the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Snnper was served soon after midnight,
and dancing was carried forward till the
dawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer went North, rid
Washington. ID. c., on tour, followed by
the best wishes of our best people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21
A DESPERATE THIEF ARRESTED.
Ho Resists the Onioers and Is Shot and
MortaiIy Wounded.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
Iaz...azx. dE 1901

Correspondence OF tno hsculnonu DispaNhl
ORoANsvnLE, Va, January is, 1891.
Last night Special Constable ID. E. Yam.
cey, assisted by Il. ID. Garner and w. L.
Stembridge, arrested Cephas Williams
(colored), charged with theft and arson.
While arranging to carry the prisoner to
place of custody for trial Garner and Stem
bridge went out of the house In which the
prisoner was caught, when the prisoner
seized an iron poker, struck at Constable
Ysncey, and then tried to deprive him of
his gun. Failing in this. the prisoner
sIezed Stembridge's gun, which was still IN
the room, and then started for the door.
Garner and Stembridge, hearing the noise
in the house, rushed to the door.
GOT THE DROP ON BIN.
The prisoner then cooked the gun he had
secured and aimed it at Constable Yancey,
but Yancey was too quick for him and shot
first, inficting, il is thought, mortal
wound near the loins. The prisoner is
noted thief. There were already two war
rants for his arrest for another thieving
act. he was living when last heard from.
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was made before him, but overruled. the
Judce deciding that he would not estab-
lish a precedent which he thought TO DO
had one. and would let the matter lie over
Ia be decided by Judge Bernard. This Is the
frst case on record in this court where under
q conviction for petit larceny the jury has
imposed simple fine without iinprison-
ment. and judge Bernard In deciding 10
discharge her upon partial payment ana
issue an execution for the costs said he
would do 80 with the distinct understand
ING that this should not be regarded as
precedent In such cases. he desired 10
iook more fully into the matter. The case
was one of technical guilt
GENERAL NOTES.
Messrs. II. A. st. Clair, Charles Stain
back, w. W. Williams. and James Eckles,
inmates of the Confederate Soldiers home
at Richmond from Petersburg, came over
yesterday TO participate IN the ceieorauon
of General Lees birthday.
DIR. Hume Fold, prominent physician
of Dipwiddie county, is in the city to-day.
The grand Jury to-day returned an IN
dictmrrlt against r. T.. Rogers (colored) on
the charge OF forging the names OF en-
dorsers TO negotiable note on winch the
money was obtained, but which was al
lowed to go 10 protest c,n
Two or three paneis Oh tho Csntiai-t
fence were Frustrated yesterday by the
concusslon caused by the salute fired by
the Petersburg Artillery.
AN AGED cHEsTERFIELDIAS.
Mr.. James Hewlett, aged about eighty
wears. one of the oldest citizens of Ches-
terrified, is very i'll at his residence IN that
county.
Peanuts are still coming into market in
large quantities. The tobacco receipts,
however, arc very light, owing to the want
of a good season for handling.
RogrN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-21

NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
~ UNITED STATES, STATE, AND CITY DE-
POsITORY, RICHMOND, Va, January IL. is9i.-
The regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF this bank was adjourned 70 meet a. tts bank
ing-house on TUESDAY, the 30 day OF February,
increasing the capital stock OF the bank and for
the transaction OF any other business that may
be brought before the meeting.
ta14-eodtFe3 J. w. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.