The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1889-02-15 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.  At 3,4, and 5 months' notice, 3 per cent, per annum At 6,7, and 8 months' „ 4 „ At 9 to 12 months' 1, At 3,5, or 7 years' notice 5 „ Interest paid half-yearly, in London-31st March and 30th Sept. Interest paid half-yearly, in Scotland—llth May and 11th Nov. Current Accounts opened and Cheque Books supplied. Interest at 2i per cent, per annum allowed on the minimum monthly balance, if not below £lOO. Advances made against approved banking securities. Pay and pensions drawn, insurance premiums, subscriptions, and other periodical payments made at a uniform commission of per cent. Securities bought, sold, and received for safe custody from constituents of the bank. Interest and dividends collected at a uniform commission of per cent. per issued upon the Bank's Eastern Branches at current rates, free of commission. Bills collected or negotiated, and every description of exchange business conducted. The fullest information can be obtained by application at an of the Branches and Agencies, or at the Head Office. GEORGE WILLIAM THOMSON, 7744 Secretary.  presence. "My own ! my darling!" were the words svhi raised her at last to consciemeless, and, as in I dream, she listened to all that had happened, whill she, in turn, exposed all of the treachery of the liss,. whom he had thought his friend. But whoa so learned that death indeed must separate them, thet he had pledged his word to ret urn, she clung bin,*' to his breast, with prayers cud tears that st would break so rash a vow. On her senseless Ws he placed at last his parting kiss, nor with so backward glance set his face tohis journey's end,9, promised price within his hand. But as he enteto the road where his guide was to await him the man' taut chief stood before him. "I have watched you," he said. "Had SDI failed me, you should have died. I knew you wools not. I will not accept your ransom. I give you )11r life. Go back to the girl you love, and remeinhts that even in the breasts of lawless men honour dotd not always perish." The next morning the little town was ablaze wi,tl the fact that a murder had been committed at the; very doors. The banditti had penetrated to th,7 very midst, and sent a stiletto through Ned Esinons,l heart. " Treachery for treachery " was tb! creed. They had avenged it. But as Ma betw the news, clinging close to her loyal lover's bo 11l HE CARDIFF & COUNTY ADVANCE while she shudders at the fearful retribution whl, BANK having at their disposal a large so soon has overtaken the traitor, she prays ts: CAPITAL, wish to INVEST same privately, forgiven for the thanksgiving that he never Istv with responsible Tradesmen, Cab Proprietors, may cross their path. Farn,ers, Cow-keepers, Market Gardeners, Fruit Growers, Contractors, Wheelwrights, Blacksmiths, Unless there be some sympathy with suffering,t—.l Coal Merchants, Hay and Straw Dealers, and others . will be nothing done for its relief, and the ties on their own security. Our special business is with the above, and we do human brotherhood will be quickly sundered.lf it is a blessing that we are unable to feel the f the largest business with Agriculturalists. The Bank can satisfy clients that they are doing force of another's sorrow, it is no less a blessing tS A, business with a respectable firm ; business being We have the capac:ty of feeling a part of it. done with hundreds of clients in several different It should never be forgotten that all social ha%v counties. Distance no object. ness, all mutual benefacVons, and all true betie. Applications, personally or by letter, to , lence are founded on the presence of sympathy. W" S. THOMPSON (Manager), it not for this, we should.all.be miserable and inistulr 8046 9, Caroline Street, Cardiff giving egoists.