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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

The old Seven Stars tavern in East
Vincent township, Chester county, Pa.
burned last week. The Seven Stars
tavern was one of the oldest landmarks
in the country. It was built long be-
fore the revolution, and it was famous
stopping place for travellers going from
Philadelphia TO Baltimore. Washing
ton and his generals often stopped
there.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
DOCTOR COMMITTED SUICIDE.
a Davenport Physician Killed Himself
Before Witnesses.

DAVENPORT, November 15.--Dr.
Riehard Pruessing, aged SIS years, took
poison in the presence of several wit
nesses, telling them he had the stomach
ache and was taking medicine. He
died before doctor could be secured.
The act was caused bv poverty.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
Attemnt TO Rnh 2 RanI,.

MASON CITY, November 12.-An at
tempt was made to loot the Bank of
Plymouth, at Plymouth, ten miles
north of Mason City. The big door to
the safe was blown off and the robbers
were at work ON the money chest when
frightened awav. There is no clue.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
Jones Is a Professional Croo,,.

CEDAR RAPIDS, November 13.-Ed-
ward S. Jones, an alleged organizer for
the Royal Fraternal Guardians. who
skipped from Cedar Rapids after
swindling number of people, and
who was captured at Des Moines, was
brought back.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

The city of Jacksonville is reported
20 be greatly delighted over the dis
covery of a bountiful supply of water.
Such depravity as this would not be al
lowed to go uncensured in Kentucky.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

And the locks grow scant and silyery, in
frmities Of age come on apace To retard
and ameliorate these is one of the benign
affects of Hostetter's Stomach Buffers,
medicine to which the aged and infrm car
resort as safe solace and invigorant. /,
coUntera cts tendency to rheumatism and
neuralgia, improves digestion, rectifies
biliousness and overcones malaria a
wineglass before retiring promotes slum-
Dor
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

Venezuela says she ttcan put 100, 900
men Into the field Unless Uncle Sam
'nterferes John Bull can put them into
the pottersfeld.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

living to the remarkable drouth in
the vicinity of Hazelton, Pa, wild ami
mails from the mountains are invading
the villages in search of water.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

3y scanning the advertisements of
theatrical exchange we learn that nine
teen Of Americas leading emotional
actresses" are now "at liberty"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
Putting it N,ce,y.

iailor--When you delivered Mr.. Slow
boys suit did you call his attention to tho
fact that it was there when promised9
Boy-Yes sir.
Tailor-What did he say9
Boy He said he felt he could ne yer re-
pay you for what you had done for him
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

Remember that the best burglar in
the world is the dead one. If it comes
70 a question of shoot or to be shot,
don't be shot.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

It is said that the water in the Ohio
river is so low that the catfish have left
the stream and have gone to Cincinnati
for beer.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

The different countries of the world
now use 1S.4oo different kinds OF post
age stamps.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

We submit that the time has arrived
to make Joe Chamberlain quit pulling
feathers out of the tail Of the American
eagle
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

One advantage OF foot bali "a that the
fight always comes off.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

Watch the sultan of Turkey; he is
likely to work the straw bail trick on
the powers.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

The division of tlm3 into months and
weeks is so old that its origin cannot pos
sibly be acertained
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
A BAD FIRE AT PANORA.
Three Buildings Burn---Damage Amounts
to $4,000.

PASoRA, November 14.-Dast night
fire destroyed three business houses
occupied by c. 4. Baughman, harness
and bnggies; Jennings and Nichols,
furniture, and Kramer and Butler.
general merchandise. How the fire
originated is not known. The loss
viii amount to about $40 GOO.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

It cost Texas $4,000 to keep Corbett
and Fltzsimmons apart 1t also cost
Mrs. Corbett No. S10O week.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
Strike il Or.

DEVILS LAKE, n. d.. November 10.
Ihe strike on the Great Northern
railway has been declared off.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15

The Il Told You So" man is getting
IN his deadly work from Maine to CALI
fornia.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-11-15
A o-cENT CALENDAR FREr.

An artizan of Brussels has invented 8
revolver that shoots seven times second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
THE EASTERN SHORE.
University I'irc--Celchratcd Ills ofst
nir.hGr$.

University I'irc--CeicLratcd Ills DIST
nirlhdry.
ONANCOCK. VA. November tsp
ci1l)-Tha burning Of the main building
of the University Of Virginia created the
kcenest sorrow on the Eastern Shore of
Virginia. especially among the alumni Of
The institution. of whom about 100 rec
side in this section. a movement is on
foot here 20 form an alumni association
for the Eastern Shore to raise money
t0 assist iu restoring tho burned build
incs
The pretty new dwelling Of Mr.. George
NJ Fisher. near oak Hall i'm the northern
part Of Accomac. came near being de-
stroved by IRE several days ago. The
water in the we'll was low. but he for
tunaiely had at hand a barrel full OF
water with which he managed 10 eNun-
cui-h the flames This house was struck
bv lightning last summer and badly dam
aged.
AIR. Edward Watson. residing ar
Or4rc1ek. recently celebrated his 9lst
birthday ry large family gathering.
Several generations OF bis descendants
were present To- Go honor TO their aged
pr0esnitor
Fishermen are now catching great guam
titles o. fish 0u the seaside ot the Eastern
shore Four men caught with small nets
more than 300 fish in one day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
HOID Et HGL AR =.
Thcy Make Il Raid in Farm'iiie-
Their Method.

FARMvILLE W. November 2.-(Spe-
cial)-Bmelars made big raid here
last night or early this morning. They
robbed the store window OF ii. ii. Bald
win i'm such a manner as would entItie
Them 90 position among the most daring
thieves. ra
Tbcy threw u rock with terrific force
AGAINST the large windowslass. break
ine. II into smithcreeus. The rock passed
entirely through the double windows
striking upon a counter on the inside.
Thon. with the probable aid of hooks,
,bov stole a lot Of clothing. valued at
Sls With no apparent object they then
went 10 the adjoining window ana prone
IN. large pane out of it. Farther down
me street they visited the store kept ~
Mr. S =. Johnson. whore they broke ms
,.InJov. with the intent of robbery but
,,ero scared away before they bad ume
90 accomplish their purpose. consider
inc the fact that these stores are IN inc
ca,tro Of the town, the robbeyles are the
t.l,.et attcnptcd here FOR many years.
There is 10 clue 10 the perpetrators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
GTNEOAT C0NTKACTS-
sCHOONERs STRANDED.
Ashore Near Ocean Nicw-No Lives
Lost.


NORFOLK, Va November 2.-CSpc-
cill)-Durins the strong north-northeast
wind ana dick weather of this morning
two two-mastcd achooners stranded on
the bay shore within q milo of the ocean
Wow Hotd The first 10 ground is the
Lizzie :. James Captain G.. 6. Howard,
OF Philadelphia. 10 New Rerne. y. G..
with cargo OF l75 IONS Of coal consigned
t. Charles -. Norton. She Is 2jo-ton
vcssodl. and is lying broodside 20 the
shore. Breakers were washing upon her,
but she was lying easy, ana, VIII, II IS
thought. De saved.
E.r crew consisted OF six men, besides
the captain, who had with HIM on board
his wife and taeir two children; also,
Miss Ellen Culworth. Of Wilmington. y.
c.. and Miss Lizzie Howard. Of Ocracokc
y. c.. an Of which party he had carried
ON trip 10 Boston and other places. All
were taken safely 10 the shore in
small boat.
The other schooner is the i. Il. Leeds,
o. Philadelphia SIZE was bound from
Morris River. y. j., 10 Janes-rivor light,
10 load oysters. She j. high on the beach
sijc-on. and her condition is good. Her
crew consisted OF Captain j. VI. Hh.on
and two scamen. AN OF New Jersey. She iS
q Seton vessel. THE Captain aud crew hld
only 20 walk ashore 10 save themselves,
so high UP Gid tine vessel so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
RIItS IcD BAIL
, spcciai Grand Jury summoned al
n,uyiIic--'gobaccc

DANVILLE. VA, November 2-CSpe-
c,ai1-W. 4 Carter. WHO shot ). II. Lips
comb on Tuesday last, made application
,,,,pon bis counsel TO Judge Aiken to-
dow for BAH. After hearing the tesii-
monv OF the doctors the Judge refused TO
grant bail. 4 special grand jury mas
-, s,nmoned for the November term OF
r,,,rt beginning Monday. and they VIII
h.,n b,forc them several cases. among
tnem that Of Carter
The sales Of leaf tobacco on THIS mar
tat for october amounted 10 l.SC3l3s
nounde. sales FOR the same month last
10, 217.a;e pounds. In favor OF lse'
i5ates pounds. The average price
brought was considerable this October
over that OF last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
MARRIED ~ ~ NCiBt Hc.
NIbert Orth. She WeIi-hno~n base
Rail- Player.

INNCHW -RG. VA. November -.-'Sp"-
clall-Nr Nletr Olth to-day lea to the
hqm.ui.l altar ore OF Lyuchhprs's most
attractive young ladies-Miss Jimmie Al
len. the adopted daughter of CIy-Conncli-
man d. D.. Tanner II was in Lynchbarg
taat Orth first came mo that notice as
a splendid nit her ana al-'r0und baseball
riav.r which resulted i'm his being called
~ Phualelph. where hc added 10 nus
reputation But IL was not known unul 'o-
day that, perhaps. pair Of pretty hlne
ewes had zone more - make him pay
ban than anything else His attachment
to rvnchburg was marked. and IL was
SUSPECTED that something more attractive
rbgn the deserel baseball grounds
brought him back 90 Lyncnbu1g 10 resIdc
during ihe fall months Cupl had picked
MIN ont of an tho team as victim ana
i'm the parl0r OF rev. W. H. Anvil. pas
for OF Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church. the happy couple were made man
and wife az 30 o'clocl, this morning.
sir. and Ms Orth left on the after
noon train for q visit 20 the Atlanta tx
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

The weekly statement or 'ne Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase, S9ei'oc.
Loans, decrease, I,NL00.
Specie, increase. N.J5IlVo.
Legal tenders, decrease, $50 10.
Deposits. decrease, $i5obo.
Circulation, increase. 1880.
The banks now hold !l7,Jgl, go in cX-
cess Of legal requirements.
Tho Tlnancier says: Tn statement OF
the Associated Banks for the week shows
an increase in the reserve OF S0i.70p and
reflects in measure tn cessation uf
the movement Of Monday. or 1T least,
a couutcrbalancng Of IL, which has been
going on uninterruptcdly FOR 50 many
weeks The amount Of funds shipped TO
the interior has been decreasing rapidly
since the first week " October, and for
the week lust ended the receipts Of cur
rcncv az New York exceeded the outgo.
The banks gain d $1G.,ooJ i'm cash during
the week. the unusually heavy increase
OF Sl.OJ7 100 IN specie being Offset by a loss
OF SalD1n I'm iegal-tenders. This appar-
entity indicates an easier tone fOr tn local
money market. since an expansion In
the reserve viii tend 90 increase the COM
retitiOn To- place funds There IS said
u bee 70 demand for more money. e-pe-
ciallv from the Northwest. but u Is too
early 10 predict just how the market for
funds viii swing during the next four
Weei-s.
The contraction In loans continues. the
decrease FOR the week being $i.snl 90,
which brings the tOal down - the $780,.
o)p.Dn-mark again. The deposit item ls
Also falling. and the decrease Of S79o.Soo
shown in the statement. leaves the total
at 500. Sc. fgo. or about SSco,OcJ less than
reported or August 10,h iast. The with
drawal Of this money from the banks,
and the rapid expansion In the loan
itcm. acting simultaneously. explain bet
ter than anything else the change III
money rates DURING the past season.
II Is Interesting 10 recall that the past
week marks the second anniversary of
the resumption of he issue Of the de-
tailed tables for the Clearing House banks.
after "a lapse of lNe months during which
time the Clearing House Committee is
sued and cancelled $n.3pUp Of Clearing
House certificate. Comparisons with the
totals for November 1. 1895. are therefore
OF more than ordinary value. IA the two
years intervening the loans OF the New
York banks haze increased over s9SoDp.-
o. and their deposits have expanded
S-,rJnc.H. The banks are bow carrying
gHODnp more I'm legal tenders than they
h.ld on November Z. 1899. but they have
.2o0ooo0 less in specie than they report
ed that week The banks then Were
carving am unusually heavy circulation.
but last weeks volume just about Offsets
IL. the increase FOR the past six days
being Sf2.3O an unusually large amount
The averages show the following. COM
pared with the last two Years:
Nov. .. -. Nov. d. -. Nov. :. 80.
Loans ....zn3G9l - 500 $1,000 $i03.3,.io0
Speci. Gee. 81 2)S,9,J 9315,cOo 9,,ilG5,0
Legal ten
ders ..... S.Sl.9lO 1lS224s0 G6.7J)1oj
Nct dcpus-
It's ....... SOS 10, 5gJ1OL9oo HIn2.c)
{ r O. Il lH-
ton go. lif12.C0 1880 1te9eoo
Total re-
serve 90. 100000 2nsso.50o Is.sss6o0
Il $ crye
required ~. fc5.coo 1876 % ln.S3tJ0
rs chanFi
or re-
serve -. 1890 c30t2'5 59mS. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsS-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton. &C., and
Indications.
- - -

WASHINGTON, November IL ore
tFLlR EAST for Virginia: Fair weather;
warmer in tho afternoon. north
I erly winds. shifting 30 southeriy.
North Carolina and South Carolina: Far
slightly warmer weather; light, variable
winds.
The barometer has risen rapidly on TIE
Atlantic coast. except 10 the southeast
Of New England, where it has fallen
rapidly. \ storm Of considerable energy
has moved northeastward from the Nor
Carolina coast during the day. and dan
e,rous northeast gales now prevail IN
Southern New England.
Showers have prevailed on the Atlantic
coast. north Of North Carolina. followed
by clearing weather south Of New
York. Fair weather continues in the CEN
trail valleys and Southern states. il Is
colder on the Atlantic coast and warmer
IN the Mississippi Valley.
The indications are hat warmer. fair
weather will prevail i'm the Southern
states. the Ohio Valley, and tho Middle
Atlantic STAGES. ana the lower lake region
on sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
TINS vEAIHEE ~ Richmond YESTERDAY
was cloudy during the greater portion Of
the day. but cleared late in the afternoon.
At midnight the skies were clear.
Mean temperature. ..-.........ls
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November There was
weak OPENING to the stock market tins
morning. owing to lower quotations from
London and Paris The traders resumed
their bearish tactics. but they made very
little impression on values. Inc decline
ranging from is ~ i per cent, outside
of Atchsou preferred, winch broke 1-o
per ccnt. 10 - Csc. The weakness was
most pronounced IN the case Of the IN
dustrials aud the International issues.
Rubber common scored the greatest loss
i'm the Indus,rals. falling 2, 10 20 l-2c.
sugar however. was the most active
sock on The list. and dropped 10 100 Is
the lowest point OF the week. lie oiu
stories about unsatisfactory trade condi-
tons. large imports Of German sugar
etc. were used against the stock. Near
the close, however, there was disposi-
ton 10 cover and the early loss was re-
covered.
Tobacco tumbled a point to il, but
subsequently recovered 10 -. Traders
sold Louisville and Nashville. Atchison,
and other international stocks. Louis
Vile and Nashville fell 81, - IS lie;
Atchison, l. 10 i 3-S; do, preferred 1-S'
20 ~ IS: do. adjustments, / If, TO - 81,
do g.. certificates, /. 10 - 81; seconds,
class ). rs, to = Us, and the fours, when
issued 81. to 81. The securities were
weakened by the poor statement Tor
Semember. Missouri Pacific ran off 10
20 is on the gloomy interview given by
Director Russell Sage. The Changers
Trunk lines and Anthracites were all frac-
tionaily lower for time, but near the
close rallied with sugar, and improved
Is. 90 rs per cent.
In the inactive stocks Mississippi AMI
Ohio declined il. 20 20; Nickel-Plate,
LIST preferred. .. TO -; Metropolitan rrac-
ton. if. 10 l07 l. The Olcott-Flower-
rralv committee now controls 81, 535.Jp
~ ne s.5O0C0 Fidelity Trust Company's
certificates.
The market left of steady, ana gene
rally l-iH3-S per cent lower on the day.
Rubber lost II, ana Arcnison preferred
/ I'll Bonds were weak.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
p 81 shares. and Of unlisted stocks 1896
treasury balances. Coin. SSS,33l ,957; eur.
rcncy, $95.g'9'OeS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. per cent; prime mer-
camille paper. 5N5 il per cent; sterling
exchange steady, with actual business
IN bankers bills at siS7 3-iq SisS for sixty
DAYS. and Sass s. S..@ for demand; posted
ratos stSS 1-2q$iS9 II; commercial bills,
si.S5 1-2a4G Lie.
Far silver o. S-4c.; silver at the board,
Government bonds steady. State bonds
ann Railroad bonds weak.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
THE NCHMoND D1spArCH-sUNDAY NOVEMBER 3. 1895

Some OF the Eastern North Carolina mar
kets report the crop there % 10 20 per
cent. sold.
The new crop IS coming In somewhat
more freely from around Danville.
Although nothing sold over s'G TINS
week for loose on this market, the ave,
rage has been at very fun figures, ana
planters were pleased with net sales. II
should surprise no one TO see color iail-
Ing on as IL has been so on other mar
kets than this. Exporters and cutter
buyers are the main support Of the mar
ket. There ore few wrappers TO be had,
ana good illerS are corresponding as
scarce on the breaks. Greenish tobacco
is more neglected than In former years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03

SNORT ft'tf. DO>eu INtdtct 49,
Whiskey-sl.22.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. NO, November 2.-tlour-
Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Steady: No ?. 5skc.: DecemDer
59isc. May, t2.0tp..
Corn-Generally lower: November. 2ic.:
December, 2fs92ii.c.; May Z,'sp &c.
shipments, S,i,5 bushels; November. nc;
December. 11&,c.; May. 2pac.
pork-Standard mess, &.JoVNG2is;
l.ard-prme steam, $40; choice g 800 ,5,:
clear ribs. S.25: short clear. S.Ji'2.
Dry-Salted Meats--shouIders. $780, ribs
$50: clear. SL9.
High Wines Steady 81 S.'.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 2.-l2:SO j. NJ
CottOr-Demand moderate; prices sdslrs
American middling. sgd; o, S9oo i NO..
ding. 4 g7-s2d: middllng S-32d';. low
miIdiing / 5-d.: good ordinary, %;
ordinary. 5-lcd. Sales. lvp oaies'
American. G,1O0 bales. speculation ara , eN.
port. so bales. Receipts, u,cV bales;
Futures opened steady; demand lair
December and January. I f-6id.; JanuSiy
and February, B-Gilti 4s.ete4 tar"b
4 4-6lai l5-siGi 42-6td.: March and, April
is-6,d.: MAY and June. i7-ei9l i5-Cid'
/ Futures steady at the decline. .,,,,,,.,
T. M-Cotton-Amcrican mludllhs'
4 a3.s,d. November. l0-6iGfi i-G4d.. buy =
ers: November and December. 41,otd.,
buyers: December and January, 4y-ole
4 4l-6id.. sellers: January and February
4l-6id.. buyers: February ana M arril
1 i3-6id., buyers: April and May. ii-SilS
| 1 45-64d buyers: May and June, ! 43-otW
iG-Gld. buyers: June and July. : h-"tu.'
sellers: July and August. Hs1lii,' DuHN-
I a Grraf auuneT 1 tN-ffft. NfA4-
Futures closed steady.
/ NEW YORK. November. 2-Cott,99n-
/ Quiet: niidling Gulf, 3-ltc.' i9hdh"s
%et receipts none: gross receipts Ais
l bales: expofts-tO Great Britain. 80 Daies
/ to the Continent, 1853, bales; iorWaIuen.
| 9Sj bales: sales. 4oS bales-ali spiihets
stock III l62 bales. ...,,..
Net receipts. 2i720 bales. exports 90
| Great Britain 1851. bales: 20 the toh'i-
| nent. Il. lS6 bales. stock. gOe.4Sl pales.
Totals since September lsi Net r 1919,
c!9 49, bales. eXyortS-to Great britaln'
| g7,.42l bales: to France. No'2 Daies' ~
! the Continent. GN95l bales
| Total visible supply Of cotton lot We ,,
| world 32tl.5i9 bales, or ~hich 81, p,
! bales are American. against 5-Nhoio 9uu
| 2qIl3lS bales. respectively, last year. re
! caipfs of cotton this week ut al interior
towns. 49,. al bales. Receipts from pan
/ tatiOns. -, 5Ol bales. crop III Slbh'' -'''''
/ COS bales
NEW ORLEANS. November o Futures
steady: sales. 800 bales. november >s.9-
December $50: January. $3.50 tepteSrE
s. Gi: March, $50; April ".d' May SS'''
June. ssh.
NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WTINfNGTON. Y g.. November =
Rosin-Firm: strained. ST. IL good
slIlii1,l' %, ,I..,,,,..,,ire steady; machine
- lie: Irregular. - 5-4c.
Tar-Steady at sl.i0. -, .. 10
crude entine-Firm; hafu' 81"
soft. $50; virgin, SID.
CHAIR ESTON. :. c.. November ,.
/ Tmpentinc- Firm az 21i4c.; receipts =
I casks ?, ooc, a OF.
receipts. - barrels.
SAVANNAH. CA. November 2-Spi,tlu
Of Turpentne-Fi-m at S'4c'' S"''S' low
/ casks. receipts. CO. casks o. an
Rosir-Flrm and unchanged; sales 81"
/ barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
Zoe 27-susn)
NEW BUILDING COMPANY
Any citizen wishing 10 take stock can
ply 10 any Of the officers or at their

ANY citizen wishing 10 take stock can
apply 10 any Of the officers or at their
meeting. -
THr. CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, No. 3 OF
RICHMOND. VA,
ThOn's Hall, Seventeenth and Main streets.
The ninth association Of this series is
now organized and ready for business.
shares, 500; entrance fee. PC. per share:
weekly dues. &c. per share, interest,
per cent. per annum.
4 purely mutual association. Natures In
six years and -four months. a Desirable
savings institution. Gnequalled adyan-
tages 10 those desiring home or TO pay
Off a loan Meetings every Tuesday night.
a. &. BECKER, President.
l. ". WHITE, Vice President.
q A. SCHMIDT. Secretary.
q. 4. THON. Treasurer.
Trustees-Leroy r.. Brown. George II.
Richardson, and George SOrg.
Directors-A. W. Hargroye, q. G. White,
s Stern, L. r. sullivan, T. Ia Courtney.
and W. 4. Ryan.
oc e-Su. Tu&Thlit