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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

,r,1,, crNrp,I. MARKET REPORT.

\eN-N
,cr-rox- The market more attlNt ,,,t,,lo an
.,arrru - ~ nuc.ia ions The first sa's VI rlai
ma -. - 10 points which the hlaIh'. ,
$50. ,,'~jnr the afternoon did rot snow any , rrf
inn-sas md closed dull but steady at 10 !" l f,,r,
sdvance Total sales los, ior tsiits, -, ,tv
TTIn,,.,or state that one railroad VIII Mhs a. ' r.
.r,t-sdsv M O0n bales cotton. Last year VIZ 80 hot,
,ut. ai mat point ZOO bales lANFll ing . 10
Gov than expected futures. the net "'t iii. a. e,ed
o.ns ,hia spot cotton ll6d higher VIZ ,,.rr-.i
a." lie statement Mr Nell would ,,,os af,r-
s,i,na,e Tor decrease IN the crop hu' 'u me- ,il.ad
nsrd denied Full advantage Or tne n.,.~ ,,,,.rDnt
or,6 NOV I've taken owing to the heavy ,. ,.s against
e. ,bis veek receipts showing 'u'"" a ,J ship
ON, ,aes last 5000 talfs ln wear
.r,s * Oo, hlles against * ~" '',, 90, ina,
nlt;''S nnr tales in 1872. The pears -, .s
snSco,ions roint 70 double the movement as,, The
lIuarsd wis corresponding period " N,i '7hv he
az Geese 81 .i0CO0 bales. agaius 49, tG morrow
~, so lac. year Receipts AT New ''Il'' fl -
80 AZ from 700 t. ""o palS ~ dan
-, ,rank oI6 last year Receipts 'i Ia i,st wear
g. as bales against $40 las W.s ,v.el 104i
- q, Nan,nhis 1871 bales. against 20 - interest I'm
r., ~sar ioca traders show GOO ~. ,,,,.n.ion ~
a oo,,,con,e Of the deliberations 81 Me the
Shr ia,ars NOW in session - Jackson - ,
rbiec, under consideration being tH' ,,rs,,linr \
,creare owing the low price, i'' - f,rfy-'wo
~ On Change TO-DAY 81.
ot,ons in Tate and PIANO coun ie- % - ..-f IN
&c ,od,con the coming wear OF !. t-,,a. hos noau
roo 90 The prico - print cloths AZ '. i i.al =
reSuced Ia Private adNces sia" 80 .rs that the
a. beld hack I'm the Atlantic 'a', an" mn
mills I'm that section are i" SN'''
Win e11,o" and close to-day and closing ouS ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
SOlTHERN COTTON MARkETs

Galveston. Jan o-''otton steady. midding 5isc low
mdlnc 81. goou ordinary. is.c. and gross re-
cepts s5lt bales safes. 40 bales: stock 2S go
Norfolk Jan cotton nrm. middlinG. 5i,c: mid
dlng l3-Jr good ordinary. I 10. and gross
'"ir~ 49, bales. exports coaswlse. jSJ bales sales
C,3 bales. stock. SIR bales
Savannah. Jan. o-Coron steady: mkllnng = i-iGc:
low middling 80, good ordinary. 4sc. and gross
receipts 500 hhl"S. eNpnrs - The Continent. ?Goo.
coastwise i@S bales saef. $50 bales. stock 2Ei
bales.
Sow- ORLEANS. Jan. 9-Coton steady. good mid,lling
J-iG'. mildliag. SIC. low rlddlng. fT.c
i@-c: receipts. bales; gross ri bales
aaies Hoo bnies atocN 3i3. 500 bales. semi weekly
movement ~ thirteen leading Interior towns issued
IN" N"w orleans cotton Exchange; Receipts. ij,3i:
bales against 32 ~ last shipments ~ 20. bales
against =. 49, bales last year. stock. iG 40 bales
against 3Gs 100 bales last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. laa o. p. n.-'onsls ioi BIG for money
auI Ipi'l Tor 10" account, New lDr PENNSYLVANIA ami
ohio hrs' mortgage bonds. l3a. Canadian Pacific 80
Erie. los. ~ eecoud c.n~os "a illinois Central So.
Mexican ordinary. ~ -. Paul common. JIM; New
YORK Genital iolt, fennsyyanla ~. Reading. %.
Mexican Central new Per bonds 49, I.oulsvlll.
and Nashv'.e. iih; Aichson common. g..
f:p =. n.1- amount u bullion gone into tho Bank
Of Englnnd On balance to-day IA 10000 Money, = per
cent The rate ~ dis"ount IN the open both
short and tgrec months bills per cent India
council iils 'wcrr allotted to-day decline %, 3Sod
rupee. Paris quote per cent rentes NJ Oi
rh"c' "2's confines Tor TIE account and exchange on
Ioa'on al - francs 49,. csnt.mcs Tor cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

London Jan. AT the sale Of low grade wool to-day
Goo bales offered. Tn" competition extremely
disappointing. and prices showed fnrthing reduction
compared with N" last auctions Al - the offerings
- Morocco bought In. The sales Persia ~
bales. at 3inGi.d. Thibei. 100 bales u 3i.na'.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

cash quotation. ve'e 'eH, reur 'as s,c' od sg'
,.>' ~ = rcd 80 ~ = corn 40 ~ oats. ~.
!, % IA rim rio,fv .eei s. 80 nominal: PIX
per b s G@es - e,a ecT 10, NJ , :" g .G,l a
g. ah - is,lcrs s Gni.nei gods per sa 81 ~
SUGAR. loaf 81 - POI bb eranuiat"d - ~ per- bp,
s,ani,r 81 Al pr hbl Linsr,a OIL as eg3t'' on me
r-.aco Escharrc ,oday the butter narkc was acilhe
i,a2ic. cees s',,d,. fresh. 10 per dozen.
,a-nu,,i Ian . -Four que' winter Ea,e.., 81 1 o
go, dy i ,,Ei -. .gfins tacn s. aoGS 81 spring
f,ncy 3 40 g - Wheat Arm milling demand mArSei
t r, 'e az ~ It. 'i,ea ear r., dsnara
mare. 'i.oT So ? rnl,oi. a2'.c Pork quiet mess.
sil .. ,~a~ u''. - - ,car anu , 81 80
qu f'r a'nena '''"m ''sf h"'' E,con qa.
...e saaiilc-s ~. loose sh'ri rD 'iic- ~ ,
shoulder. ss.c bose short rh. 49,. lo,se short clear
-l,t Co. wh-ae, market steady 81 81 = '"'r' Were
Nrvrut,~ Jan wne,, in store open,d nr'A'. VIII, p.
lrr.- t.ndne upward May VII 'i.,, - n,,,o ,,,r
.,o.r n,r'., n store ~ nrner 'ni naf c-a, hishcr
-,rri. bari. nrr rni rn.ra active With tisi mani
,na s. .i' gr ,r 49, ~ oar. .eaiy a,,h fr
i,,i and sh.rp ~ demand "ni .,'ief'1r s..pt Aim
'.r ,I,Y, ana I,maI - n,,r- iraai. N eHplr,
-,ln Patent, to- a-r wanted nut a, . below mo,
" per-" M NJ m a, are and ", 81, % r p6 ' aS'
hl,,r- oref 2, p,r cent loss Provisions i'Her, m -
a i.,,i 81 &, :, s..o ar" sra 7c n M PRIME
Mnn',e- Jan r ,. 80, ,e"cs and ,si' m
Considerable weakness n~'1e noon ImginS VA. va. ,
us lamar ey-,d .',y 3D. ':s.cTia ,,..S i ,e Say
,c.,sriay 80. juy op-nci. cJ',aD.c hshss' ca
c,.t max, psd rair'y ac,'yc the denani rcns good
from local mlers or concessions ~ - an 9nsnss w,
>.rh.rr III a. sP'.noDr. - - - ipis' under
, ~ H g., 6a,. Isrs. T.aSef 81 Sid at :aac
eai, 81 :,SM., Or gsas 81 Sg;2 20 a. naH Mo-
10. .,caay tan in lulk $40 75atr bran In sack. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

I-,n No founfry .Sl2 - .d.a" pain, . 800
So No soft........ 10 - ..tat, go - T., Zine
steel rails - -, E.''H7S, "a r,lh -
Lea 80. t''r''
,cpl'.' - Ga. Lard. prime.
oats 80 = mixed. - Ial,'N; ."1 ' II 90
-ori. No mixed. o. f'ei i.i'' '''' Il 90
coffee. No 7......... l"ss t''.l ""'''''
Gotten. i4ildilr.... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

anoa' ana 50 Ooo hush 80 tara Manitoba a. y 'p
1870 bush flr Lisbon which freight wa. rl'sss
ut the PARTIES engaging the freight reported the Wa.
tOi.N-Tae trS4e ~ COZ" 80
his morning. "n pro" Gut INK W. 90 -.
par. ~ the .,s wo'kne -p Niu" partly iu :, F'.n
Win wheat sui .lucn'iy casing Off The noNrAei % 'i
West continues quite liberal scale bnt me hs' ''
* - poor indeed very little ~ urrcr: arrivals ~ @
cos, inSslug i'm, the contract H-aie TINS. ~
.tfrail, tends make large supply II I'"'t ti
stIf TIE only for which j. the current
doranf Locally trr supply ~ low grad" corn - h'
Large AID price. emily have shown quite si"aof ON
~. d. iu tie .f.frcnn quiet With prices @'"MHs
firm u- effone market 'iring IL steady Ht - ~"
advance. 'Piidst-ce''s' visible 0h1wod ~ a. t~r ll
$4,000 bash f4r fhe week. making the total u """
lf.. cash com quiet. 5000 bush ~ "ni iAsp"
,i.r sold fnr export 5I,.c. % b. and .d'"p '',-.
steamer com fp'.c elevator. oAI3-ih" ma
o.. cats was VERY quiet futures. l:ices were 'n.s
steady an cay. ana closed quic, at about ga, fiS
rnal u.ict- cvcsft N MAY. which wa &c hsh.'.
stcal.es- - Ni'r suirj:t Ia me LIZ 49,,
a..t ,alsfr,~t's visible showed decrease ~ 80
bush reducing ihe total 80 lo%2opj hds i,sH ~
v-rro r.ara and weaker Sales were l~fou' hu-h
f.'.vs: C4fi.ts ~ oats FL "if @4i.c olctat az.
10000 bush 20 81, delivered. 800 bush V : wme ~
2-i-c end 1880 bush track Whit 1T - 20 =.
rA f,IEY-MarHet tul Quoted Boailo ads. "iA'"' j.,
Milwaukee: urrfa5ed Western. 1iuac .lN,,
M,~.,t dun. Western quoted ~ ,nlL Hi.r..'N
Nar,et dru. clover quoted At s3fS' a. ana 'iihtN
.llSG .lN' oKWIEhT Market duil 0h"'"'
.af.ru.ep 51fiJ.c. silver Eull ftrI2r
give Tor comparison the closing prices OF tne pre-
a..I fer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
The SIiTE or THADE.

Baltimore Jan. 9-Flour firm, urchanged: sales. ~"
49,. Wheat easy. y Led spot. GO'sGVllsc. month.
60 isc February. 6iG61hc May. y ,HGSc s'"amer
No r-. - -a5.isc southern by sample rnGIi-c IN
grade 5sGGc. STOCK. I.2Wp busi sa'"s "p.w' .-i'n
Cora easy, m-,el spot. i''sdt,.c: m MN -,
t-.h,u,rv - A.: MAJ j0r bid. steamer mixed 70 81
s5s,r. southern white S7i.14Ntc: do yellow ~" -
sf..f 80. bush. rsies. l3n0D bush oats nm, - .
white western 3stsc a.ksi; 40 mixed western 30,
asked f'prk l22 60 bush re quiet ight d.n
> 80. sio,k bush. Hay h'm. S13USi3 % era
fr, ehtf quot unchanged Cotton quiet unchAI"' b.
,.,ns tin, hanged Butter firm. fancy 'r amer ~
~. igiic. i1Ifsc. rolls 1fuGc store packed Nfi-e'
Fers steady .ln22' C1f-e arm. l1'' sugar ui'-
changed 49,,
I,st,n Jan 9-Fl,ur quiet and steady ,oTn , guir,,
O.tq mirt. Shorts quiet. pIoyision' sl"aIn 90
steady, Northern creamery. @,TZn, ~,
.brcs~ steady post Northern. i1i.Tilac; Western "4"
,.hcaSo tan. a-The leading futures ranged as i''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10
HIGHER PRICES AT CLOSING
ACTIVITY IN SUGAR AND GAS.
SYMPATHETIC GAINS IN OTHER STOCKS
GOLD EXPORTS AND THE CUR
RENCY BILL

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY y
Dv.rJNf;s IN EONDs AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-10

SALES AT THE Consolidated STOCK AND Pc.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
ELECTRIC LIGHTED |!
S L Z a N II + y TEL u.
Music, Dancing, Theatrical, Etc.

anu presenting many in'crestin ana at.
l:dctiNe features condJ ci,e to the comfort
ami y eAsnre of guest. Iioatin F.hi %
Hnntin'. Bathing, Diving. Write for in
ormntion and terms
al3l CliAS. l.. WALTON, Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
CAPITAL CITY ITEMS
An Interesting Budget Of News Furnished
From the Centre Of Virginia,
pOpULISTS, REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS,
Opening of The Canvass Next Week =
Major SimonS Thought To. Have
Acted EuiiscrrrtiS Divorce Pro-
ceilings Instituted The DrouG Int
Throughout the state.


Kicnmonu' "a, oct; Si'vv''' ~,
over IN me ,teS'eti'ci" VS.. I'M
foPuNStr i.tPuuiltnH '''i'"''''''''' y" ~
support MI W, W. S"n' n' I'm
hatah, lol me Sena'e. ne - i''i".t'
can MT. farItSh' Oh ,,o'Ni'''i NJ Is ~
Democratic nominee. ! ms - "i'r y, ~ i',
uiS,'lclS u'"t ny r"t' y,
VIII marx u VIZ ,Sh' ~ o"Ft",
naturailN Vl"Se' row ta Va" "'u Ni"'N ~
lSii" ma i'iS ityIu'llO','' '."1U' ~
'clu St'SiNiS 80 ,'. =,
Witt N'"HVl''S'cl -" AZ 80 ~ "y 49,
ca upo" ,oI G1"H-S'"c" i''''"C'"',' "l"'
1olltH' VIZ, lH'..tN"r - " 80" V""'
Nusse', ui'u 50 ~ Hii al IN Nv ~
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me; VI ''mShl',S l''.S'''' ~" '.l ls,,
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WI "'i' ''i,SS' ~ 'rSi't'''
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80 $50" t,i ,, ,'','.' W Sinh 49,
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III ti"' county.
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tactiv"s fo, as,,,,,.i,,,~ ,,o IN, vi,
saws when NniGr " r. Si,nons who
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
SUNDAY OCTOBER 6. 1895.

90 80 aii lilttTtStct.
w. y. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-06
No. 65 WATER STREET.

Il EEriNG PACE WITH TIME-uE y. D. BAR
~ EE / has put ia new Electric .s-arA
Motor To run the machinery of his uf- SS,ssrr.I
ne Hmd to take TIL place OF his stram0tITIfYS
motor, which has done such excellent work IN hs
past. !iio office has been thoroughly renovated
ANA improved IN the past lew months. aud j. now
"ne OF ih' est equipped and httcdu Dental E~tab-
iishm, uiS IN the south lie has all the latest M
proved instruments, with the kno~ ledge 81 twenty
nv" year. experience in the use of dental in>tTu-
mautn. lhis = worth something 10 YOU can YOU
realize it, ,uluc' Dr L. H. igARRIrrT is nx,J
ior the Dental business With plenty OF Dental
material To do AL Kinds OF Dental work al prices
satisfactory 10 al! lasstS ut people
pi!. y. y. BARRETT, DESrlNr
once over Is and l5j Main street opposite ferry"
III To 6 IN. icly-tf
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13


The immediate prospect for a brill
liant opening for the new century is
therefore luminous with encourage
ment: the sky brightens momently, and
the glorious dawn foretells a yet more
glorious day. We may confidently look
for many and startling surprises, the
growth of new forces that will lift the
people to loftier heights OF ethical and
intellectual activity, into region bright
and glowing with perennial beauty,
where the air is moteless and the skies
over serene,-a world Of infinite pro-
gress, OF virtuous brotherhood, and the
love of man for his fellow, of charity
and unselfshness. Already stupend-
Gus advance has been made: and we
have right to believe that the hour is
only waiting to usher in grand and
glorious era of human progress. This
prospect of success for new century
even now is blossoming into a vital ac-
tiyity and golden fruition of material
beauty and moral excellence, under the
guidance of public opinion and current
events, now so rapidly unfolding to cul
inmate in symmetrical future. Dem
olpef
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

Better Goods than you can
buy any place else.
The same Great Reduc-
tion in
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

There are nine classes of people who
are no good to n town. First, those who
go out Of town to do their trading: sec-
ond, those opposing improvements;
third, those who prefer quiet town to
one of push and business: fourth, those
who imagine they own the town: fifth,
those who think business can be done
without advertising; sixth, those who
deride puplic-spirited men; seventh,
those who oppose every movement that
does not originate with themselves;
eighth, those who oppose every public
enterprise that does not benefit them
selves: ninth, those who seek to injure
the credit Of fellow townsman.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13
Second Tour TO the "Golden Gate. .

The large number of people who have
leisure, and the growing desire of
Americans to see the wonders of their
native land, are the principal agencies
in advancing a healthy sentiment in
favor Of travel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's personally-conducted tours TO
California will be conducted In all re-
spects as those OF proceeding years, with
some added advantages, which cannot
fail to attract the attention and enlist
the interest of the tourist.
In addition to the high-grade accom-
modations and entertainment In tran
sit, the Pennsylvania tourists are treat
ed with the same liberality wherever
the journey Is broken. The choicest
rooms in the leading hotels are always
reserved for their use, for which regu-
lar rates are paid, so that the guests,
although members Of n large party, en-
Joy all the privileges of individuals who
may have made their own selections.
The second tour in the 1895 series to
the Golden Gate will leave New York
and Philadelphia March 90, 1895. arriv-
ing at San Francisco March 20. and at
New York and Philadelphia May l6,
1895.
Detailed itinerary will be sent on ap-
plication 10 Tourist Agent, 1l06 Broad
way, New York, or Room al, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
Swisses. Suitable for nice curtain
Give them look. Deemer & Co.
Bicycles $50, 500, $50, $50, 300, at
Stokes.
Women's fast black, double sole, high
spllced heel Deemer q Co.
Cash Is the motto. Closer profits and
cheaper goods to the consumer. II is
an absolute necessity to ourselves and
the town, as many are going away for
their goods. For prices call and see
our goods. KING & Co.
Embroidery. We have the rush, see
them. Deemer IL Co.
At King & Co.'S you will find baled
merchandise.
Sateens. Some handsome styles. They
are what you want. Deemer & Co.
A house and two lots for sale in West
Reynoldsville. Enquire at this office
for particulars.
Pougees. Black ground, nice color
printing: they are cheap. Deemer & Co.
TEA SALEsMAN-Ag good reliable man
to sell teas, cofrees, spices and baking
powder to families in Reynoldsville and
vicinity. Bond required. For terms
address, GRAND UNION TEA Co.,
307 Market St., Pittsburg, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

The State Board of Agriculture has
sent out circulars announcing that a
new fruit pest called the "San Jose
Scale" has made its appearance on the
western slope and will advance east
ward. BY addressing Thomas ]. Edge,
Secretary of the State Board of Agri-
culture, at Harrisburg, Pa, full partic-
ulars regarding the best means Of de-
stroying it may be obtained.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

There are times in every life when
difficulties and obstacles lie across the
pathway that seem insurmOuntable,
and in many cases the discouraged one
does not attempt to overcome the diff
Guilty or perform the duty. No man
or woman knows what wonderful things
they can do until they make an earnest
effort. DR.. Talmage says: "There is
a beautiful tradition among the Ameri-
can Indians that Manitou was travelling
in the invisible world, and one day he
came TO barrier of brambles and sharp
thorns, which forbade his going on, and
there was wild beast glaring at him
from the thicket; but as he determined
to go on his way he did pursue it,
and those brambles were found to be
only phantoms. and that beast was
found to be a powerless ghost, and the
impossible river that forbade him rush.
ing TO embrace the Yaratilda proved to
be only phantom river Well, my
friends, the fact is there are a great
many things that look terrible across
our pathway, which when we advance
: upon them, are only the phantoms, only
the apparitions, only the delusions o
life. Difficulties touched are con
quered. Put your feet into the brim o
the water and Jordan retreats. Yo'
sometimes see great duty to perform
II is a very disagreeable duty; you say
Il can't 60 through 1t; / haven't tn
courage, haven't the intelligence. u
20 through it, Advance upon 1t. Jor
dan will vanish"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

An exchange says that a womans
character has been likened to postage
stamp-one black mark ruins IT, Mans
like treasury note-no matter how
many stains, IL still passes at par.
When woman falls from grace her
character is usually ruined forever,
while on the other hand man may
straighten up and be received into the
best society again.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

Clinton county wants to become de-
tached from Elk county and be added to
Tloga in II judicial district. If this is
done Elk county will join with Warren
and Forest counties.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

There are twenty newspaper publish
ers in the present Legislature. and they
should look to the interests of the craft
by having law enacted making 1t legal
to kill subscribers who refuse to pay
their back subscription n.-Marienville
Ernrees
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

The st. Louis star says the average
earnings Of labor in 1892 were $3.50: In
1894, Slg5.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

Governor Hastings has vetoed the
bird book bill.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

State Of Pennsylvania, County Of jefferson, s.:
l, John II. Kaucher, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that tho
above statement IL true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN II. KAUCHER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9th
day of March, 1905.
ALBERT REYNOLDS, Notary Public
CORRECT-Attest:
s ssSS4 s $sFS$s5; II S$s5:s $sS.s,4A"p. Directors.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13

NOTICE IL hereby given that my daughter,
~ Clara N. Snyder, has left my home, and
all persons are notified not to harbor her or
sell her goods In my name, as ] Will not be
responsible for debts contracted by her.
March II, 1895. ISRAEL SNYDER in.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13
nrtffi,,a ,uith ttr rtrn.

BEsT-HAMAKER-In Punxsutawney,
Pa, March o, 1895, by Rev. ]. W.
Blaisdell, John G. Best and Laura T..
Hamaker, both Of Punxsutawney.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13
Gentlemen's black and tan hose al
Deemer and Co.'S.
Hosiery. Ladies' black cotton hose
white feet. Deemer & Co.

Capt. ID. w. Atwater, OF Reynolds
Vile, was IN Brookville several days of
the past week in the interest of the Or
ganization of camp OF the Sons of Vet
erans, and met with such success that
1t is expected that a camp of that order
will be instituted here at an early date,
Mr. Atwater having secured as charter
members large number OF our WIDE
awake young men, who are fully capable
Of making success of anything they
may Notwithstanding Republican.
Elderly people remember their spring
bitters with q shudder. The present
generation have much TO be thankful
for not the least OF their blessings being
such q pleasant and thoroughly effective
spring medicine as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
II 10 q health-rest0rer and health-main'
tainer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-13
REPoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF RE
ut Re eynoldsville, In the State of Pennsylva
Mia, at the close OF business March Z, 1896
IrEsOIRrEs:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-02-07

The cost of the Brooklyn street railway
strike is estimated at s2.000,000. One OF
the principal items making up this great
sum is the loss of wages to the strikers.
And what have they gained by their tur-
bulence? II the companies were trans
crossing the laws by making the men
work overtime it did not require the vio-
lent means pursued and the great loss to
business interests and individuals TO
secure redress. Court proceedings would
have remedied the wrongs, or it could
have been secured through proper repre-
sentation to the board OF aldermen. This
latter course was taken aid the franchise
OF several roads abrogated, but not until
5000 men had lost all claims for employ
ment through strikes, destruction OF prop
ety and mob violence, and the City OF
Churches had received blow more far
reaching than that counted in the direct
financial loss. Now the strikers are out
of work and without prospect OF regain
ing it, and they have injured rather than
benefited their cause. A strike is one Of
the most foolish means that can be taken
to reetify wrong, and labor is invariably
the main loser by such n course. The
time and money sunk in such struggles
are absolutely without con pensation and
irrecoverably wasted.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-02-07

Clothing Sales Agent wanted for
North Yakima and vicinity. Liberal
commissions paid. and we furnish
the bsst and most complete outfit
ever provided by any house. Write
at.once for terms. Send 2 or 3 ref
erences.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN.
Philadelphia. Pa.