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AN IGNORANT CRITIC.

sYxTTrE. TUESDAY,. DEC. 20.
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THE SEASON OF SILLY cLrsrxcy.

Between Thanksgiving and New Yesr's
10 the silly season Of executive elenencv.
when governors Of states treat the pardon
ing power not as if il was sacred public
trust but private personal preroca.ive,
like the right OF 81 individual 10 pct SO
in the contribution box or present his
ooachman with q new oyercost on Christ
mas. From the Pacific coast 10 the At
lsntic we are safe 70 expect a crop Of
executive pArdons during the holiday sea
son. Governor rennoyer, Of Oregon, IS
always ready 70 pardon a convict on
very shallow showing. ami his hol-
iday crop Of pardous has already be-
gun 70 appear. Governor Russell, Of
Massachusetts. has been urged to par
don Dunlap, q professional burglar, who
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubic Is hereby warned &c. - pay
sry money 20 parties representing 70 1e
xsnts Of tie Seattle PosT-IsTELLEeEScEz
except the following, who are the o.ny
Authorized travelling agents II tie PosE-
IxTTE-IsEscEz, VIZ: J. A 1cClsllz1, L.
C. Brsnson, T. 4. Davies and J. Il VII
LETT. This ds<g mt Apply T. resident agezlIs
Of this paper. VITO are lOczted IN vsrlo7s
cities and towns q the North Eest. no- %
post1okstsrs, who s-e Il al cases s1thor-
ized 70 take subscriptions for tie Daily,
ear3ay ard Weekly PoEz-IsTEZ1IGEycEE
sYxTTYE. TEYsDAF. DEC. 20.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.

Tie hes: article n ias; Sundays Tseona
Ls4csr was 81 interview with senator Sherman.
reprinted f-on tAs PoST-I,sTE---aEScEg O. De-
center -
Ere e; spokane sunday morning DESTROYED
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and >p-agGe stree-s- one o. TIE buildings wss
owae1 - ?. Barnho.1t aud the other b. Loeher
& G1t-o1d- The two buildings were valued a.
f6oo and were insured fo- about ss.5l !
g;oesEy stoEe o. I5e Erst 6oo-, owned by Be-.
Butler 4 Co, was fully insured. neat mar
AZ; owned y Aasel 4 ca, vas valued 81 s. 30
s22 insured fo- 900 An Italian saloon Iosi
80, FUZZY insured TIE IRE started = the ss-
leaa.
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SONG OF THE DAGGER,
RoUxANIAS FoLE soSs

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lie sunshine Is ashamed 20 glitter
[ POI ny blade.
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Hlt1 TIE warn u.0o1 tast flows from wound.
lie = SIS VII End thy kisses sweeter
8sn thou hast 1GsnChed ny thirst
And z-S-I dance, wien iaou Az dancing,
More gsyiy az t1v ts,."
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TIE s-agss- IS
Tie BET II rlIz,
CHR things bang
equal But, with
Dr. I-ce : Peas
s1- PeAe.s, nlEh-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
TIE STATE CANVASS.
AN ANIMATED DISCUSSION BETWEEN
CANDIDATES At PALMYRA.
J1oed-H. I. Harris Nominated for tho
House in Nelscn-rolittcai Notes.

A.. 49, a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." W VII" "'o"'''''" "'''"'"'
DAWN. Sente,rho, 90 -rountv. Courf
,..:.,r a., az,
Osy 'o-""s WIS "S.o'o" oA0'"s''S W ~
hticAl speaking. After Joint discussion
h..-nor A. u w r.,,,. o,a,m,r, 10 be
vo'"0'' ' W. A"''o'' ',"e
the nominee oil the Alliance Tor the uouSc
Of Delesstes. and Mr. Charles s. Thomas.
-, ~ ~ 80,
tns pemocra"o canulua'e io' 'n' s","o 70
,:n.":.. ,,,s.. NJ FLOOD
s ..osa;orol
OF Appomattox, ana oy our cohs'csri'""'
representative. the Hon, ST. George Tuck
err
.,,.-o
The discussion between the two Ailiance men
Taylor ana Ihomas-invoisinG the former Hs-
puted claim as the Alliance candidate was an.
mated, but not 30 heated as 10 e'ncrh,c pau
blopa. Mr.. Taylor. who says that hc II n Dcno-
Graf ~ we'll a. an Alliance. man. claims that no
VAS fairly In the Acid oy the action Of the Alli-
aucc Convention. Or the other hand, MI.
Thomos who Was n delegate 10 the Alliance
convention md who wss subsequently, noini-
natod NV tho Democratic convention, stated
mai tho frst conycnt!on decided 10y n vote OF
o. e. % No, a, ,,as a a nomination nj all on the
sronnd tina, n would place the Alliance, consist
{ns ~ an,x a.l yo,crs In Tho attitude OF seeking
10 dict a ~ Tho action Of tho Democratic organi-
xatiop. consisting Of about 1.sOO voters. ne
dissenting twcnty-iour, however, ,nn ,oven.
lnSsH AVesi"hVrS 7" va" ''~''~' - 49,
tiop-
pksNRA''o AL'iAN'"' -,
Mr.. Thomas, who was not here whcn nonu-
Mated by the Democratic convention, nitor iof-
mslly accepting the candidacy further declared
that he was Democratic Alliance man; that no
vas opposed to the sub Treasury bill ana 10 mo
pYesent banking systenn, and that ~ fnr from
being buyer OF votes he would prefer 70 stay ae
homo, weed corn. and succor topacco " nc Mn'
not 70 be elected by the foe, unuainIDcheu viii
OF the people.
Mr.. FLOODS srEEcn.
Vaartv ann,ause rrceied. tn, rising OF Mr..
Ylou3 who made an excellent speech. claiming
and proving that the grievances OF the farincis
could be rcdrsssed only by the Dctn"crsur pa t..
ana tnAt ne peheNe1 hahune VOC ,,.,,,o If mo
ettts IN tnat psrIy tniousu Va. 80, g., isenIttty
Ahnhce. lie esrhes,y nisu' $780,. ,,,..,-ipe on me
OF tne Alliance anu nci' ,,'.ra,a n common In
qusstiohs on '"iiu enn 81, n ~ money kings of
tescrt III tne war "s' -, ipci,no them
VussSs CON o'n',,' ~ s' ,r ,he night
70 uhrch shVu'ue' " - -, ,diny lcvisln,ion
among otheI n s 81, ,-,,Id he tho propcr
IN the OPINION VI M, .o,iiar, Inste.d a.. rent
eoiutloh 81 wv 49, a. f,.r,s nor aero tho inn
s"s V'' -. -, i,.o..s, wedding nj present no
ncnso o, ,a,.r ~ no seic' but enabling the
Ies. y, - t,,,n s1oi 10 sl75 per acre.
Gun """ III. :" - A., ~ aim d,libcratc man
, - n a. ,n,,res.tor
Ne' nj" 10" " , rs
hS I'OhhhS A'"n'
Cries for "IucAer. IucA,t, no" p'ousut - !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
ALLIANCE REPUBLICANS.
They Wish tn Know IL They Can Vote In
Democratic Primariea-Thc University.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLorrysvIILE, Va. September 30
At q meeting Of the Democratic Committee
az Albemsrle held on the 2Sth instant commu-
nicaiion from Hon. !. Il. Wingncld, county
treasurer, and j. SnOwden Wood, clerk W TIE
klbemarle County Court, elected on the Repun-
iican ticket. nov members Il tho Fart iors' ALI
arce was road asking II members OF tho ALL
ence who had not heretofore voted With tie
Democratic party could be admitted TO phrilc-
pate 10 the Democratic primaries 81 October 20.
1t was resolved that, in the judgment Of the
committee. only such vOters should be admitted
TO participate IN the primaries ~ AT the last
election voted with the Democratic party, ana
shall agree Ia the future TO cooperate with the
party AZ Democrats, excepting. OF course, such
Democrats as had no opportunity OF voting III
the last election.
RIGHTS RECOGNIZED.
Tho committee, however, recognizes the right
of each Democratic primary meeting 10 Judge OF
the qualification Of the several voters at the pre-
cine. To- participate therein. the politics al zach
yoior being usually known at his precinct, and II
toins expected that none but known Democrats
Will be allowed 20 participate In the primaries.
THURSDAY EVENING.
The Democratic wari-meetings Of the city Will
be held on Thursday evening next instead OF
Friday evening. a. at first advertised.
Ii IL expected that next Monday (Which is
County Court day. viii be Of unusual interest
a. the Democratic convention will also meet on
that day.
Tomorrow IL the opcnine-day OF the rnivcr-
Pity ~ Virginia. A large number oil students
have arrived. and the prospects for an increased
number Of students over last year Is very en-.
cO0rsginc.
The Hon. l. T. Henson and family, Of Louisa
are IN Charlottesville.
Mr.. Walker, Who has been visiting her father
Mr.. u. &. Fiannaga cashier Of the Peoples Ma
tiOnsi Bank. Of this city, has returned 10 bel
come in South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

General f. PIP
JAMES X. MEIrD. 40 "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

By Bowman, Boswell q Shumnn'
Rcxi Est0so AucttOncers.
u,xrrsrEEs' AUCTION SALE OF

vJ,KUSTEES' AUCTION SALE W
TrIiTON PROPERTy-FkAME DWELL
ING SIX ROOMS, IN GOOD ktfAiK3vEs!iwwnn
HiY LOCATED, ON WILhihn Sbt 7, ,,onxs
SiIc NEAR THE RICHMOND GEphn- LEI;
Sr .vMmfhc ~ in THE EASTERN pok,
FAN az ~ cry. WHICH MAKE Ir spKClALL,Tr
MIN ri1f ~ nj AZ 4 HOME At MODERAlECOS,.Ii,
81 t,KopERTY FOR RENTAL Puhroodss
WiiICu WILL BRING GOOD lN Cv'n ~
,,r,,,. ~ a dced OF trust, dated september io'
rsso' and recorded In Deadlock iSo ID, paso
o0o, Uenrico County Court, defauIt ha''.s .'o''
made In payment OF debts secured ai,a ~ ~, ~,
nuest Of beneficiary In this deed, wo VIII ~" w
hubble auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER :, 1871,
..AaopN tho PROPERTY described In SAID
- ma foiioNs: All that certain fjf'E ott
PARCEL, or LAND, with all the Improvements
no.. orr which NAV DO hereafter placed thorcph'
living and being I'm tho county OF honrro, ~
about one milo from the southeast iil'li,n oi w.,
m md city, and fronting on tho sonth INC oi W.
Williamsburg turnpike 30 feet. thchco rnnii'ns
hack in n sO,itherly direction 2jt foet betwenn
unrnllrl lines. adjoining tho land conveyed " W.
Andrews ON the west and TINT SOLD D. r. pto"i
on tne ensr and being the Same real estate con-
yeyed TO said q. G.. Farest BY \. Il. bean hna -.
A. Wallace ana their wives by deco d1Ieu on VA"
18th OF july. 1889. ovua,so
Terms or SALE: Cash sunicicntto pay cApensh
OF snlo and payments nov In default OK SA''s-
factory terms may be arrangcr et ss''
:. n. BOWMAN,
A. ". ROSENE, Trusteos
JAMES IiARTLEY,)
BOWMAN. BOSWELL & SHUNAs, Anctionoers.
1'"' 40 2T.2a, Ocl ,4,Da7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

open.air, meetings In front Of thcir stores ana
demon ncing ali who used tobacco, wore 1cwciry'
&C., ~ being on the road 10 hell.
The Mayor caused the arrest Of tho leaders ana
thcn told them that the laws OF tho corporation
werc not Intended 10 interfere with their re-
hgious liberty, but thoy would hare 70 STOP
blocking up the streets aud interfering Win tnc
busiuess-houscs or take tho consequences he
shcu dismissed them.
fIRwMENs CONVENTION.
Tho Hydraullan Steam Firc-Eng'ne Company
left horc last night for Atlantic City, who're they
will attend q convention OF hremen. They ox-
poet 20 10 gone three days. The route OF the
pr,ccsslon from tho cngln e-houee to tho station
was made bright last night by fireworks OF dii-
fcrcnt kinds.
INDIGNANT.
Tho country people who attend tho markct
here arc very Indignant nj n charge OF 20 cents
being made for the uso OF the new benches Ia
the mako court. They threaten TO open ana
run al opposition rharket-piacc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

Recause OF not having sufficient room TO MAKE
n propor display OF the Valuable coii,y ,'gpoS
household furniture Mt tho NEm ~, Tow n
few DAYS for this SPECIAL SALE, tho large stots-
room No. 1913 cast MIN street-stca,n
Block opposite tho post-onice-whero en"''
sell, commencing on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ~, AT 1890 A. NJ,
tho best collection OF SECONDHAND funNs
TI'RE Of tho very best MAKE that mas occn o,,
fared for sale at auction In this city Tor seVeia'
years ,,.,,,, ,,, ,,hr,cc par-
lor suits upholstered in the latest $500 nj
gether with expensive Pictures OF coio''' M"
main cugrrvings IN elaborate frames.
UpRIo,UT UARDMAN PIANO in excellent Or
der-stoo and cover;
1 SQUARE KNABE PIANO, 1-octtaa,y~vii, ptANO.
/ very handsome EMBROIDERED rihNo-
10 suits OF massive WALNUT CHAMBER fuh ~
NITURE with French piato-glass mirrors "
waITTT sWARBROBEs-somo with French
Tho largest number of FRENCH-PLATE MAJ Ma,
TEL AMI PIER MIRRORS, ia elegant so ),
and walnut frames, over Onercd iOr oa'o q"
ono timo In this city; orrps
ana PILLOWS, and BED-S!KiNuS are lar
superior to any have before 500 ;sso,s and
About 20 CANPkTS Of Body Brusse, ,,,. ~
Tapestry with n largo number OF h Iu'
HALL and STAIR-CAKpEIS, ana MA .
In addition 10 the above have annel IDr Nv
sale q desirable collection Of new Dis y . GIN,
TEA. and TOIi ET-ShTS Of latest ana most
popular designs on,
THE ABOVE MOST ATTRACTIVE SALE VI
THE SEASON
is mado up for this special SALE and VIII 90
positlyo and peremptory one; aud, az the stOr.
l. only rented for n few days, TIE articles must
be removed at once. No.,
Rarely has such an opportunity been onered
10 huy articles OF such actual value at auction.
Tho NEW AUCTION HOUSE, corner Ninth
ami Main streets, Will continue 70 receive con-
sirnn"nts ami pledge their best efforts to please
buyers ana sellers. . .
Oc Z JNO. T. lAlNHi O.'' 'hl'olIIoi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RrcIINONp-ss:

Total. s., 100, l34 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
GReENESVlllE AND SUSSEX.
q q West, OF SUSSEX. Unanimously Nomi.
mated for the House,
Especial telegram 10 the DispGtch.l

Especial telegram TO the DispGtch.l
Stony CREEK. Va, September 30.--The
Democratic Convention of delegates from
the counties OF Greenesyilo and sussex met
here to-day 10 nominate "a candidate for the
House Of Delegates The convention was called
u order by j. L. West, chairman Of the Sussex
Democratic Committee. William Powell, Of
Grcenesyille, Was elected chairman and j. H.
Uotse, VI Sussex, secretary.
TUE NOMINEE.
X. T. West. OF Sussex county, was nominated
ty exclamation. Mr.. West is a farmer, n staunch
Democrat, snd a mcEber Of tho Farmers Ali.
&Ucc.
SENATORS ENDORSED.
Resolutions we're adopted endorsing the course
of Senators Barbour and Daniel, anc recolu-
monding the recollection Of Daniel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
VIRGINIA SrEAMBOAT-~L
1OMPANY'S JAMES RIV Err Sfk&AsIAs


VIRGINIA STEAMBOATexT.I
COMPANY's JAMES RIv Err <sa&Asz
LINE. Cheapest anf most pleasant route 70
OLD POINT,E ORFOLh, PORTSMOUTH, NkM-
PORT Akn~. CLAkENONT. and JAN i-s-
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT 10y elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY AT n. VI.
Street-cars 20 directly 20 steamers wharf Fare
to Old Point or Norfolk. tl.5O: second chss. l..
Connections at Oh Point closely with all lines
COR Washington, d. c.. Baltimore, Philadelphia.
and New York same afternoon, James river by
daylight. Great tourist line Cheapest route
Tickets only half OF Rail Rates.
Through tickets on steamer AMI az CARRIERS
Agency COL Main street. Baggage checked
through. State-rooms engaged for day or night
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, sNIfHFIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAvEkLG, flCkSFOkD, and ALEX
ANDRIA, VA: WASHINGTON, u. C.; NEW
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBORU, y. c.: AL
stations on tie Atlantic and Danyille railroad.
Seaboar,. and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south
ern railroad, farmyillo and Powhatan railroad.
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern shore Of virginia, and ali regular land
mgs on James river, Ut LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY % NORFOLK. OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACN OCEAN VIEW. and DUTCH
GAP can nov be- box r the coming season.
LUClEN K.TATUM. Vice-Prosident,
NO1lt. Main street AMI Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsiGsR Freight and Passenger 4 gent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
NELSON'S TWO CONVENTIONS.
Alliance and Democrats Iiarmopiously
Agree on III. r. Harris for the House.

ICorrespondence OF the Richmond pispatch.l
LIVINGSTON. Va. September 2s.-To-day
has been political fold-day. The County
Alliance convention. ~ we'll a. the Democratic
CONVEX ton, both assembled here to-day for the
pup Of nominating u candidate Tor the o
g.sinturc. After a conference between the t,,o
conventions u basis Of agreement wns reached,
whereby the Alliance convention presented three
names 10 the Democratic convention for nOmina-
ton, each one o. whom was acceptable 10 the
Alliance.
THE NOMINEE.
Under this agreement the Alliance presented
the names OF j. A. Paul II. T. Harris, and ii. X.
Hawthorne. As a result Of the balloting, II. Il.
Harris was declared the nominee If the Demo
crate party for the House Of Delegates from ihis
county This was COunty-COgit day and a large
crowd was In attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
PRINCE EDWARDS CONTESTS.
Arguments In the Three Cascs-Death Of
MIR. r.. y. Baker-Uis Funeral.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
FARxyILLg, Va, September 30.--The
contesie1-electiOn cases which wore
brought up from tho County Court have oocu-
pied the attention Of the special term OF the
Circuit Court Of Prince Eiward county since
Monday. Judge Ii. A. Hancock presided. The
Republicans are tho contestants for the three
Offices Of Treasurer, Commissioner OF the kove-
nue. and sheriff, and the creates, interest Is felt
In the result, which Ii looked for Tomorrow
DIATH oP Nh. BAKEK
Mr.. Il. =. Baker, aged six,y-scvcn years, died
here last night after an illness Of sig week \.
He had been resident Of Farinviiio for nfteen
Year,, coming here from North Carolina. lie
leaves no relatives IN Fatmvlilo. His funeral
took place at O'Clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

], J. W. lockwood, cashier Of tho National
Rank OF Virginia do affirm that tho above state
neut IA true to the best q my knowledge and
belief. J. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier
Subscribed and affirmed 70 before no this
30th day OF September. 1891.
y. OCHWOOD, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
GEORGE y. WOODBRIDGE,
JOHN POPE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

A BRAIN AND NERVE FooD,
for lecturers, teachers. students. clergy
men, lawyers. and brain-workers gene
voliy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF vIR
GINA. At RICHMOND, VA, AT THE CLOSE
OF RUSINESS SEPTEMBER 25, 1891:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
RECTOR CARMlcHAel'S MISSION.
"free" MethOdists Arrsigned for Block
ing Up the Streets.

fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va. September 3O.-Rev.
Hartley Carmichael. rector Of ST. Paul's
church. Richmond, will commence mission here
ia Gra,e/ church tonight, which will last for
wosk or more. lie will DO followed by the Rev
Ar. Hall, of Fairfax Courthouse. Judging from
the interest taken Ia the coming mission II will
10 great Success.
MUST TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES.
The FREQ Methodists here think they arc
having a lrd time just now. A day or two ago
several merchants ~ tho foot Of King street,
near the wharf, filed q complaint that these
DSopls Weoa ipjvsiDy their business " eoiding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01
BY j. b. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
1ll3 Main street.
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
TEN BEAUTIFUL WEST-END LOTS
CARY STREET NEAR THE BOULEVARD.

Os FRIDAY, OCTOBER >, 1891.
at . o'clock =. NJ. NO shall sell by
public auction. ON tho promises, TEN
BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOTS, Of about 30x
40 feet each, on the south side Of Cary
street. Just ono square west OF the Boulevard,
near tho Electric railway, in n direct LIMO Of tho
city's growth. and where several attractive new
residences have been recently erected.
These ipts VIII be- sold. ana all who desire %
secure one or more pretty homo sites az a bar
gain aud on very easy terms should attend this
saln
TERMS Exceedingly liberal. and announced
at sale. j. b. ELAN & CO.,
&c - AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-01

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHMONp-ss.:
]. II. G. Burnett. cashier Of tho above-named
bank, do sol, mnly swear that the above state
ment Is true 10 tho best Of my knowledge and
belief. II. c. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this Both
day OF September, 1891. w. T. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst: A. l.. BOULWARE,
BYRD WARWICK,
JOHN Is. PURCELL,
Oc Lit Directors.