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OF THI RATI ALLIhNCK 25.?Yesterday proved SMNBkM&^day Of the deliberations of the ' lllimoe, and while a great KHBflHgKir wao eeoapied in talking yet a S2!l* ,*? wealrana. ^^^HfSjdeAalteMtioB taken on several imi^m^ntire moraing session was devotel y^HweoaaMeration of the plan far an Allishow the disposition ^^^ ^^^^^^HBhoneatioQ motion eaeh min. ^ OppOSL^ posed extnb farmer, and he thought ] roPmSele irrsngomente could otherwise be ( - Mode. He advised postponing aotion until raJIMther time, the Alliance at present | 'ehoviH uot undertake too hear/ a load. Hut J &'!? was perfectly willing to abide by the dc- , % vision of the body and do all be could to out its purpe^ts. j J The Hon. Jeremiah Smith thought that the Alliance members had sent them to the . Stat* Alliance ( adopt some such measure, c and should they not adopt such a measure ? , lbs "Subs" would be disappoiutod. a Lecturer Talbert, of Texas, thought that a 8outh Carolina should take her stand with g ~ U?f sister States, nod was anxious to see r tUa State adopt a plan for an exchange. t The Hon. M. L. Donaldson, of Greenville 8 thought that the exchange should be adopt. t ed. t jfev Col. D. K. Norris thought the p'au too j oosopltoated, and that tho Alliance was not j . yet ready to undertake the move; though 0 if adopted, ho would support it. a # The details of the plan or system adopted r Km somewhat intricate and will be given 8 the press for publication later. The n eehfsae provides for the formation of a joint By-tocx Company, for which a charter from Stale is to be secured. The capital Bstock is to be ^50,000, dividod into shares each, but business to be commenced F when $5,000 shall have been paid in. In this joint stook company the stock is to b? bold by tho sub-alliances of the ytate, as orgaaixations and not by individuals, M suob. With the fund comprised in the Q eapital stock as a backing, all goods and articles needed by the members are to be purchased in largo quantities at tho lowest T jfc aash price possible, and sold through Coun V t* Alliance agents to members at prices ." only sufficiently advanced above oost for the profit to pay running expenses. P No part of the capital slook is to be used t< iv pay salaries, those being proposed to be q id out ef the profits. The entiro mansgs??nt of the affairs of the company will be 81 & "Vested in a board of directors and officers ' ^ ehetenby the Alliances lioldiug stook, acting o I^Skvetigh ft State bnsiness agent. Avon FOB CONSOLIDATION. After a somewhat prolonged discussion in P reference to the ratification of the action of A ^the National Alliance, which at its last meoU i> ing at Meridian, Miss., voted to unite with the "Agricultural Wheel" under a joint Constitution, a vote was taken sn the qucs\ tlos, and by a vote of 28 to 12 it was voted n to ratify, thus endorsing the proposed con- h aolidauon. l-,.-?1" : THE COTTON COVERING QUESTION. _ A resolution was adopted heartily endors. * r ing the action of the various County Allian- b *es i?^o using ootton bagging as a covering i< .fcroeUoa. I, * ^ live following* preamble and resolution, ' presented by Mr. W. J. Talbert ofEJgefiold, ^/'were also adopted : ii . "Whereas, in viow of the groat importance of the introduction and permanent adoption ai 9 of ootton bagging instead of jute as covering for ootton, bo it u "JUtoh'td, That, we, the members of the m?hrtrAMianoe, iucanyontion assembled, do I' earnestly appeal to all sub-Alliance*; in' this Bute to make every effort to secure tua o> UtV, | and thatthsy use only ootton bagging, or, r] - U * sufficient quantity of cotton boyging oinnot be obtained, then that they use any other substitute from straw, or oven common -homespun, or anything but jute." The following were appointed us members of the State judiciary committee: Messrs. M. L. Donaldson of Greenville, W. D. Kvaiis of Marlboro, and J. Stoney Porchcr of Berkeidj, J Mr. M. Ij. Donaldson of Greenville was elected State business agent. The following were appointed to ropresent the State Alliance at the next meeting of the National Allianoe, to be held at St. Louis Mo.: Messrs. T. I'. Mitchell. D. K. Norris and W. J. Talbert. Alternates?J. E. Jar- < nlgan and A. P. Butler. R008I8Q RESOLUTIONS. 3 The following reeoutions were adoptod daring the session: "Retolvcd, That wo recommend to our Q Connty Alliances the passage of a resolution ( to use no fertilisers not pat up in cotton a BS0KS. 0 "Resolved, That we memorialize the Legis- t lature to enact an anti-trust law, similar to t nob laws passed by tho Leglstures of Kan- ( sas, Missouri and other States." y This resolution was proposed by Col. A. ( P. Butler, the delegate fretn ltichland Coun- v ty Alliance, wlrch had authorized and di- , reeled.its introduction. Another resolution was adopted endorsing the action of the National Cotton Committee, and pledging that the State Alliance would t do all in its power to assist in perfect- ( ing the combination contemplated. ( aBIKMVlLU! AND TUB COTTON PLANT. ] Resolutions were adopted strongly en- ; dorslng the Cotton Plant as the organ of the order in this Sute, and commending it to the liberal patronage of members as entirely worthy of their support. It was voted to make Greenville the plaoe of holding the next annual convention of tho State Allianoe, which will take plaoe on the fourth Wednesday in July 1890. After some unimportant disonssion the convention adjourned sine die at 10:30, many of Ilia delncriklen Imvincr lrfl tor thair linmni however, before thai hour by the late night trains. A fresh lot of TURNIP SEED at Posey's Drug Store. A Mysterious Cuimi.?Little Reek, Ark., July 17.?Arsenic was placod in tbe food of four children of Joseph Hunter, a planter living near Star -City, Tuesday add three died. Tho criminal and motive are unknown. List of Letters Remaining in tho Postoffico at Union, for the week ending Aug 8, 1889. Mr. O. W. Kealy. | Mr. James Robt. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised and will be reouifed ' to pay ono cent. J. C. IIUNTEK. T. M. if. For Bale- ?One 7-IIoree Power Upright Engine and Boiler. T. M. LITTLEJOHN. Stab Farm, 8. G. Aug 2 81 3t FtTRMAN UNIVER&ITY, (in v. v. hv 11.1.p u r M mw mm JM ** v m. mm mm mm j AT m V THE next session will begin Hepiember 26tli, 1889. Thorough instruction given in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Natui-al History, Mineralogy *nd Geology, Metaphysics, English, French and German. For Catalogue apply to Prof. H. T. Cook, or C. MANLY, D. 0., President. Aug 2 81 4t , ?? SOU1H CAROLINA NILIkTAUY ACADEMY. The following Ilentficiary vacancies exist in the South Carolina Military Academy, lo-wit : Spartanburg, one; Chests., ssc; Aih?", sue; Abbs?!!!?, one: Union, one ; Williamsburg, two ; liichlaad, one ; Kershaw, one; Oconee, one; Sumter, one; Charleston, ono. . These menac es will )>o filled by compi t:tire examinations before County Boards, n iieh will oonrene fjft tbe purpose at their oognjj^s seats on Thursday, the uvj w*.uiuvi I'ruiiuiy. The County Examining Boards will receive their appointments and instruotiona rroni th ? Ftale Superintendent of Education, ind ? I1 report results direotly to the unlersignc 1 at Barnwell. . t Applications for inferination and feme wfore (Be Examining board will fee made te be Chairman of tiie Board of Visiters at Sarnwell, in time to be received prior te he 2d September. Tbo Hoard of Visitors will pass upon hese applications at Columbia on Wcdnesl?y, 4th September, and grant permits to mch as appear to bp entitled thereto. No one without such permit will be ex- j mined by County Boards. No application will be considered by the | toard of Visitors which is not fully and lenrly made out ia acoorJance with precribed rcgnMiou; and under no circumtances, whether the delay be from mishap ir other oause, will an application be conidered after the adjournment of the scsivn of the Board held for the purpose on be 4th of September. It is therefore deU*VU il.i - ' ' * * 1 iwuio kuui app icaiions uo iorwaraeu to he Chairmen at the earliest day, to tho end hat they may, when neoessary, bo returned or amendment before tho session of the lonrd, and parties bo assured that their laims are properly presented. In the ager competition for these vacancies cxpeienoe has shown that justice to all requires rigid adherence to the conditions an. onnced. JOHNSON IIAGOOD, Cb'n Hoard of Visitors. S. C. M. A. SPECIAL NOTICE T 0 ROAD OVERSEERS. >FFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, \ Union County. j rilE frequent complaints made to us lately of the bad condition of the roads 1 all parts of the county, demsnd our rompt attention, and we hereby perempjrily notify all Road Overseers in Union 'ounty, to call out the hands in their aroral sections at onet, and put tho roads 1 the best possihle condition, by tho 1st day f September next. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That you work the bad parts of tho] road, rst, and mako them safo and passable nmediatch/. GOOD ROAD WORK DEMANDED. We have determined to have better and ore permanent raad work herenfter. and creby give notion to all Overseers that, in 30 conscientious discharge of our duty, we 'ill not tolerate any shabby road working, ut in every case whero such kind of work i done, we shall have you reported for. idictment. The roads must be drained, aud raised i tho middle, and properly gradod. Tako Notice! We moan exaotly what we sy, and intend, as far as lies in our power ) have better roads. Chas. Bolt, W. M. GALLMAN, Clerk. Cli'n B. C. C..*U. C. Aug 2 " " - -' *'W"?'? >> Ct The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court Cpmmon Fleas. Margaret J. Whisouant, Plaintiff, against lohn H. McCullock.. Alice L. White, Millie T. McCullock, Mary McCullock, Kcenan L. McCull0r.1t. O. W MnKnuin ?? Service, M. N. Service, Martha Macomaon, George McKown and Ora Peeler, Defendant?. lummons for Relief?Complaint not Served. Vo the Defendants in this action : yOU are hereby aummoned and required X to answer the complaint in this aotion, , copy of which is filed in the oflSce of the Merit of the Court of Common Pleas for aid County, and to serve a copy of your mswer to the said oomplaint on the subcriber at his affice, at Union, S. C., within wenty days after the service hereof,'exilusive of the day of such lerviee ; and if rou fail to answer the complaint within the ime aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action till apply to the Court for tho relief dennnded in the complaint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorney. To Ora Peeler: Take notice, that the lummons (of which the foregoing io a copy) ind tho complaint herein, were filed in the >flioe of the Clerk of the Court of Common Mens for Union County on the 12th day of June, 1889. I). A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. Aug 2 31 tit Now is the Time! v WE are prepared to sell the following Gins, Condensers and Feeders, viz : wiNsnip, PRATT. MAGNOLIA. BROWN, ? IIALL. Parties desiring repairs on old Gins should come in at onoo. Call and see as. Terms acoommodating. FARR A THOMSON, | Agents. Aug 2 31 4t. THE FIRST GRAND BARBECUE OF THE SEASON . THE undersigned will give a grand OLD. STYLE BARBECUE. AT JONE8YILLK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8TH. Tlxo fattest metis, well oooked tad served, lee Lemonade, lets ef fun tnd good behavior guaranteed. A few short, eloquent and instruetive Speeches, about ft inchm long, will be de livered. CRAWFORD & LEMASTER. July 2f 80 2t? To School Trustees. THERE will be a meeting at Union C. II., on Thursday 22d of August of all the Trustees in Union County for the purpose of considering line sobools, and ;otber matters appertaining to the Free Schoels. Eeery Trustee iwftrnestly requested to be present. WM. McGOWAN, Sohool Commissioner. July 26 80 2t SHERIFF'S SALES FOP Aukum(, 1889. BY virtue of Sundry executions, to medh reoted, I will sell before the Court House Door in the town of Union, on Monday the Gil. day of Augsst next, during the legal hours of aale*. the following described property, to wit: All tho interest that F. B. Oaffney and W. W. Oaffney owne in ono tract of land aituate lying and being in Goudeyaville tomnsbip, Union County, and known aa Still House tract, No. U, One hundred and ono acres more or <?m,. hounded by ianda of Victoria Oaffney, Mrs. Montgomery and othope. levied en and to bp aetd aa the property -of F. B. Oaffney, end If.' W. ALSO. I will "sell la front of \V. D. Harris' barroom on main street, in tho town of Union, one barrel 8tone Mountain Whiskey, containing forty-five gallons, more or less. Levied on, and to be sold as the property of W. D. Harris, at tho suit of L. O. Young, Plaintiff, against W. 1). Harris, Defendant, J. G. LONG, 8. U. C. This loth July, 1889. July 19 29 St J. OOSEY&Bf, DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, SnntTLDER IlRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, T A irnct ? 1 r a ? r** ^ ivnjrii o, ana {jtUUUiS} CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS for Medicinal use. Careful and courteous attention to each customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDER AT ALL HOURS. Wo select our gcsdj with greatest care, buy them as lew as they can be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prices. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 1 y. The State of South' Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Iu the Court of Common Pleas. Sophronia Whilinire, Plaintiff, againtt S&Uio M. Ilill, Kindred C. Whitmire, Mary Wilburn, Thomas E. Davis, William A. Nicholson, Defendant*. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Hsnred. To the Defendant* in Ihit action : \f OU are hereby summoned and required JL to answer tbe complaint in this action, aoopyof which is filed in tbo office of the OWSr vf ^ S?- ou., f?r said County, and to serve w uupj UPiju*, answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, at Union, S. C. within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorney. To Mrs. Sallie M. Hill : Take notice, I that the Summons, of which the above is a copy, and also the Complaint was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County, on 24th June, 1889 D. A. TOWNSEND, riaindtra Attorney. Juno 28 20 flt tr anjr dealer aajra he haa the W. L. Donnlaa Shoe* without name and prloe stamped on tho bottom, put him down aa a fraud. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE gentlemkn. iiioo and S1.Y5 BOY8' SCHOo'i, 8HOU All nude In Conoreaa, Button and Lace. W. L. DOUGLAS 83 SHOE ladYVS. . Boat Material. Boot Stylo. Boot Fitting. U not sold byyour dealer, write W. L. DOUGLAS. BROCKTON. MAM Examine W. L. Douglas' $2 Shoes for gentlemen and ladies. S.fM. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent, Union, S C. Jan 18 3 Cm. A CAPITAL "Q" AT GULP'S SPRING, AUGUST 16, 1889, T INTEND giving one of (he b?st, pieman tX est and most elegantly managed Barbecues ever gotten up in Union County, AT CULP'8 SPRING. ONE MILE FROM UNION C. n., ON THUB8DAY, AUGUST IS. That experienced Barbecue Cook Mr. W. M. Gallman, will auperiotend the cooking, so there will be no failure there ; and the oounty has been scoured for the beet meats. Stirring appeals will be made by Geo. Appetite and Esquire Gourmet, to all who love good eating, te buy tlokets and partake of the dinner prepared by JOHN H. 8ARTOR.> July 29 80 8b . f ' ? : ^ muLi X XXXII XVVVJ^ Our principle of makiag-the fifst a able goods has commenced. There ii made of this magnificent stock to red give us the cold shoulder, so wo make giving them the biggest kind of disco We cannot wait until the end of other alternative. w? ?l._n i ??vi v;n?ucii^e me town ior variety i Fabrics, all going at fifty cents on tn? We will sell you good Wliitc Lawn for 3 cents, 25 cents Checked Muslir Mustin for 12 J cents, 15 cents Chec Straw Ilats for 45 cents, 75 cents S Straw Ilats for 25 cents ; Hamburg ing and all-over Embroidery, all redu ford Seersuckers at 6 J cents, 25 cent 10 cents; 10 cents Dress Goods orus 81 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 Crc 99 cents ; Large Tarheel Totwcla, on! We have totymuch goods and too 'li wailing We are closing but a fimlmeof S Hememtfei > *3 LEADER AND CH May 27 DOWN ! DOV THE PRICES A BIG BONANZA F< i ^ -V ...3 -Iy. i y?., V Our Summer Stock M gardless o WE dow offer aome wonderful barga abort time, aa wo aro determined Stook this Scaaon, and in order to do th and job lot countera a greet many pood* of profit. Among these wc will offer y Whito Lawns, Checked and Striped Nai ings, Laces, etc. We will sell good Whi some of on: Wo will sell you 3 papers pins for 5< Pocket Handkerchiefs for 5c , good 3 dozen for 25o., good X?>let Soap 3 oake good Figured Muslins 24 yards- for $1, Si 25o.t 75o. Hats for 50o., $1 UateM^ . Saia almooy At you? CWi pricc.^ SHOES, vy'LlC We will offer some wonderful barga! 75o. and upward, all reduced. A lot of low Coat. Clothing cheaper than ever b MITJJNF.R Oar Milliner has gone house on a v remainder of the good* in this, departmc Hate 15c, 25e. and upwards. . PARASOLS.?We hare a lot of I cost, and some below ooet. j We hare a great many ftther good which actually must be sold.!* Remember, that the ab^ve prices a Goods will not bo charged even for 30 d Gome, everybody, and don't wait un say we advertised goods that wo did not 'UkAHA 8cpt 14 ( J ICE CREA Is T>*ow Open fi GARR] You can get the nicest Cream, S Frui-Miz, Ginger Ate,'Glenn Spring drinks of the season, served in the BASE BAI has now begun* and I have a large Score Books, etc., ikfays on hand. i STATIONERY, I have just received the largest ? to Union. Don't ftil to call and exi Books are down to rock bottom pri there. I receive daily all the latest novel) Agent for all the popular papers am scription at publisher's prices. pianos as Sold on easy terms. Call on me, V'":V. v'; v v# Loader in Bt Sept 21 ' s - ij *i* !m wS if ^' . f ,L\JXvJLX. lvj ri J III li p ilfwpp .IPN1111.114X- 1 md deepest cut in prices of seasou) no tcljiug the sacrifice that will be uce it and raise money. The banks the sacrifice to our customers by iunt? for cash. the season to unload; we have 110 and price of White tioods and White > dollar. 1 (br 4 cents, Good Figured Muslin 1 for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked ked Muelin for 10 cents, &c. ; $1 Itraw Hats for 35 cents, 50 cents Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flouncced to half price; 121 cents Wexs Challies, Wool carded, reduced to hed to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth ehet Quilts worth $2, reduced to jr 6 cents eaoih. ttle money, so we have to avoid the ummer Goads at a'sacrificc. ^ These bargains are only to . j be had at v l>. O.FLYNN?S A.MPION OF LOW TlilCES. 12 tf VNT DOWN! GO, GO, GO, 3R CASH BUYERS. ? i usfc Be Cleared Out Ref Profits. ids in Spring and Summer Oondn for a to make a clean sweep of our Summer at we aae putting out on our bargain , which we aro going to sell, regardless ou a big lot of White Goods, ituch as insooks, Hamburg Edgings and Inaertite Lawns for 5o. per yard and u pward. Et BARGAINS. *** >?, 1 Gross Buttons for Dc., a lot of 10c. lie Paper Go. per <juiiu, Load 1'encils is fbr 5o., good shirting at Go. per yard, raw Qata2)o. 5c. lOo. 15t. 20c: and vg&o., in faat we will sell you a S^raw '?diand Trimmings chraper than any >THING. &u. ns in Shoes. Ladies Slippers 30c., 50o. Mens Low Quartered Shoes at and be eforein Union. :Y GOODS. acatioo, and wo proposo to aelL oat the mt cheaper than the cheapest. Ladies 'arasols that we will olose out at actnal Is just as choap as those mentioned, lean STRICTLY CASH to everybody. lays at the above prices. itil these goods have been aold, and then have. M & SPARKS, riTTTt A -w-% /-v a VJJtU&Ar UAOJ1 GTUKJJi. !7 <f M SALOON 9i* the Season at ETT'S. daWater, Milk Shako, Lemonade, ; Water, and all the nicest refreshing latest style. SEASON stock of Balls, Bats, Gloves; Masks, STATIONERY. Stock of fine Stationery ever broughfc unino it, and my prices. ices, and I am bound to keep them ), newspapers, and magazines. I am 1 magazines, and will take your subID ORGANS or write for nrices. A O. P. GARRETT, >oks, Stationery and Fancy Goods; iy special xlfw.-*. ( We wish- to call tho Ladies' attentioi ^OUtlO GAlf JUbS1, which we ar? i pair, worth thros times that amount. Straw llats, which you can buy at yoi TO KEEP OFF THE Just received, a full line of Umbrc Buggy Umbrellas cheaper than ever lu Umbrella for ?2 Uan you beat it ' COME ANI) We invite our friends and the publi mind showing our goods, whether you LOWEST prices for CAS1I. March *20 T .LIPSCOMB T CLOTHING, SI A N GENT'S FURNI1 GAFFNEY ( I ' June 28 2< NEW STORI NI JUST RE ( A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoe, it Another lot of Ladies Kid Button ! Ladies and Gent's Summer Under\ * Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in till shades, reduced t< l l J IT..11, 171 CALL HARRY J April 10 I?> A T T E JN IS CALLED TO THE Fj THE L. MOST CO Stock of Plantation Ha are Sell LOW A S TB PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, AXES, PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents lor th< Best in th FOSl Jan 4 The Public Schools to Open. THE Public Schools, where the time has not been finished, will commence on firrt Monday in August. Trustees will take notice and have their schools opened at that time. WM. McGOWAN, School Commissioner. July 2G 30 2t WOOD! WOOD!! WE will purchase fire hundred cords of pioe wood for our brick pard. It will be aooepted in any quantity. JAMES H. RODGER & CO: July 12 28 4t. Williamston Female College. asasto* opimh 10th, 1889. FiR catalogue of Williamston Femalo College, * ^.re, thorough, progressive, prosperous, cheap, up-ountry sohool for young ladies, address Rer. 8: Lander, , President. Williamston, S. 0. Its merits widely known. 166 pupils last year. More awnaoiai) nA?f i-ksw. i > v . ) _ k' i to our Job Lot of CU)TinS[Jr^^Bi i<rm closing out lln iihif imilh ffat* " Wc still have a nice' assortment of x iv own price. SUN AND RAIN. lias, in both Silk nn;l Gingham, fore. Von can liny a goxl Buggy SEE ITS. c to give us acill. We do not purchase or not. All goods at the RICE & MCLURE. l.j tf & Vjlleson, iOES, HATS, D SHING GOODS, 3ITY, S. C. ) 3 m SW GOODS!! REIVED. ? and 50 cents, i button, lace and gaiter. Shoes, ?1 00 vear, 2o cents up. o 10 cents. rf? now 12Ar.fiU AT' -j*- ? ? * V . -yjbl. VI. COHEiN & BRO. At Colton's old stand. r T i o N * kCT THAT WE HAVE ARGEST * I> 'MPLETE irdware, in Union, and Ling as [1? TMffTO LJLI UU VV 111) 1 . BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, IIOES, RAKES, SHOVELS ani> SPADES, NAILS, &c? kcl b Buck-Thorn Fencing. Y. e World. rER, WILKINS Ac CO. 1 If FID ELITY LOAN and TRUST CO. ? OK ? SPARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, . $3,000.C0 officers. President, George Cefield: Treasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, J. It. Cleveland. DIRECTOR*. Joseph Walker. I J. B, Cleveland. nr a tf M I n _ trr ati.t. .it. w. n. manning. | ueo. it. nionous. D. E. Converse. j W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I George Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of four per cent, per annum, and added to accounts semi annually. Jttlj 19 29 lj . 4jr'.