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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-11
BRuNswIcK's MURDER MYSTERY.
.InvestIsatIon Indientcs There Nav
Have Been 81 Womnn In the Case.

Indientcs There Nav
Have neen Woman In the Case.
Brunswick. Ca, Aug. lO.-Tho murder
mystery reported last night viii probably
develop more sensational features. The
suggestion Of vengeance being visited on
Che ncgro's head by the hand OF some wo-
mans protector bears the strain OF invcs-
ugation we'll The negro was found IN a
locality OF semi-disreputc Previous 10 his
body beiug discovered q white woman Ia
alleged 90 have reported Co some negroes
that "A negro man attempted 10 assault
her the night previous and was scared Of.
Later, conflicting testimony was given by
me same woman 10 individuals ana AS
tHtant chief LeyIson. The deductions
drawn hy thc few on the inside track OF
Information BE- chat the negro was clurbt
after his attempt. or during t. ana struck
one blow with % Ratchet Ila body WAS
then taken 90 nu out-of-thc-uav building
ora lfit uutl ths buzzlrds marked ia
spot
Me Mitchell Lamb and Thomas Mill
f returned to-day from Afinsas pIss.
Tex where fHrg hftr boon Gao uart of.
i.r.ti1'itttr Nlr work. They report tHa
E''t COLONY in El1l Spirits HnI hshfh.
lf probable Nota 1911 return &c. f..urn
Hnfk n the nN season.
A. Iff"un M NrIIHa.fk Har Uf.r
.ffplHt'l agent of tHn Mallory Ina .t
I'ft .nH Dol N'I o' a. Do. MIrphY. WHO
h.s Hffn '.Haf.usl f0 pat ROYAL
lf aHHf..Iu WInHr nfffsr.ur ID.
H'af NaHu f.. nH custom iaur. G..if.r.
f ffff IfH ia.afilu If nn f. ..i.
Hh.f Ell 900 fH fUr nnr W fr,.L
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wAYcRoss NEWS WAITS.
TaIk Of Establishing a New FcrtiI-
fErr Turtors

Waycroaa Ca. Aug i0-Tho promoters
Of the Waycrosa guano concern have bocn
lnYosi.satlng tho feasibility of organizing
. stock company nud erect factory thia
falA 80 az to he prepared % supply enc
spring tmde. Doe 40 lennllo understand.
inH fremH io have boon reached s1 far.
There Do 40 place ln South Georgia who're
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

TO NEW YORK-Steamer and rail-
Cabin limited days, $3.50. Cabin, IN
limited, $203O Excursion, limited 6
months, $32. Second class limited 4 days.
$l4.75
TO BOSTON-Steamer- limited 8
days, S24. Excursion, limited months, $40.
Second class, limited days, $l9
TO WASHINGTON-S and rail-
Cabin, unlimited, SIG 20. Second class.
limited days $l1.2O.
TO PHILADELPHIA-Ste and rail-
Cabin, unlimited $17 so. Cabin. limited
days, $3.50. Excursion limited months,
SOS. Second class, limited days $3.50.
TO PHILADELPHIA-Ste amer-Cabm.
unlimited, S17. Second class. limited
days s11.50.
TO BALTIMORE-Cabi SIS. Excursion
limited months, $25. Second class, So
The steamships of this company are ap-
pointed to sail from Savannah to Balt~
more as follows STANDARD time:
d. H. MILLER, Capt. Billups, WEDNEs-
DAY, Aug. Il, at p. m.
ITAsCA Capt. james, SATURDAY, Aug.
II, at 1880 p. m.
BERKSHIRE, Capt Kirwan, WEDNEs-
DAY, Aug. 49, at 1000 a. m.
And from Baltimore every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY.
j. J. CAROLAN. Agent.
W. F. TURNER. G. p. A..
A. D. STEBBINS, A. T. NJ
J. c. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore, Md.
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desirable for traekage and the house now
on it is an eyesore
Tomorrow the big Brunswick bicycle
meet viii occur on the Gloucester street
boulevard. Several good races are on the
Dr0gra mmc
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Cincinnati, o.. Aug. 1O.-Lockhart sur
prised the talent at Newport to-day by
winning the third race in hard drive
The balance of the card went to favorites
and second choices. The weather was
fine and the track fast
MacIvor j. d. Smiths great 2year-old
colt by Imp. Pirate of Penzance, died here
to-day. He was the best of the 2-year-
ODDS on the local tracks. Lung fever caus-
ed his death. Summaries follow:
First Race-Five furlongs. Arcturus. 8
to l. won, with Lady of the West, p to
!, second, and Kriss Kringle to /, third
Time, 1:01%.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Sauterne. 7
to TO- won. with Marioni, y to l, second,
and Nat F., y to 1, third Time, 1:15A.
Third Race-One mile. Lockhart. Is to /.
won, with What Next. to !, second, and
Timorah, % to !, third Time, 1;l2
Fourth Race-Mile and a sixteenth. Ia
luca, l to ., won. with Balk Line, Is to
l. second. and Gov. Boies, 8 to !, third
Time, 1.47l3
Fifth Race--Fiye fTlongs. Vale, to 5.
won, with Lena Meyers, 20 to I, second,
and Revoke, s to 1, third Time, 1903.
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New York. Aug. lO.-Following are to-
days results az Brighton Beach:

New York. Aug. lO.-Following are to-
days results at Brighton Beach.
First Raoe-six furlongs Concord, 60
], won, with Rossifer, 10 to 1. second aud
Talisman. 10 ], third. Time 1:15lR.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Attainment
s to /. won, with Sensational, 10 to !,
second and Mr.. Batter, to Q. third. Time
1I54.
Third Race-Milo and n sixteenth. Buck
wa, 10 s. won With Burlesque. s 60 /.
second aud Cromwell. s to 2. third. Time
1.iTA.
Fourth Race-Five furougs. Rubicon,
10 Q. won. with Storm King, II 10 1.
second and Tremargo, ~ 90 1. third Time
1.0l4
Firth Receive furlongs Squire Alb
ingdon, TO 4, won. with Julius Caesar,
60 I, second ana Boy orator. TO 3, third.
Time t.03s.
Sixth Racc-One mile ana a quarter.
Lehman, 10 s, won, with Lincoln III.
% I second and Lobcngueln, - 10 i. third
Time 200.
seventh Raco-One milo. pcrseus to
10. won, with lllno 90 !. second ana MIR
ago. Co i. third Time i:B.
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FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFTOM.

Steamer Clifton leaves foot Bull street
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $50 a.
m. Returning same day. Touching at
Button Wednesday and Friday.
H. S. WEsTCOTT, Agent
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second, and carib. 80 to l, third. Time,

7 sttuHui uHu NdTIU, 80 70 I, thlfu. IIme,
1851.
Fourth Race-Citizens' stakes, mile and
quarter Ben Brush. to /, won, with
Clifford, to 3, second and Howard Mann,
10 to /, third. Time, 2:O7i5.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Tent Pin 10
to !, won, with Oily Donovan. ? TO 1,>sec-
ond, and Bardella, to 1, third. Time,
lO2A.
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FARE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Via New York and Rail.

90 intermediate. ST 90
80 co Excursion. ... q 90
Storage, $500.
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Through tickets and bills of Iading to all
eastern and northwestern points, and 10
the principal ports of Europe.
For information, apply to
w. G. BREWER, e. w. SMITH, a
Ticket Agent. Contracting Freight Agt.
80 Bull Street 10 Bay Street, East
r. G. IRRELEVANT, Agent, Savannah Ca
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ST. Louis, No.. Aug. 1O.-Lovlng Cup
was the only winning favorte at the
fair grounds to-day. In the second event
Prosperous, with Jockey Preston up. fell
soon after the start, and the riders left
thigh was broken. The track was fast
and the attendance good Summaries
follow:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Little Bill
lee, to 1, won, with Plug 20 to l. second
and Lizzie H.. p TO !, third. Time 1881.
Second Race-Two-year-ol five fur
longs. Tewanda TO l. won. with Peter
Archer, to /, second. and CLANCY Fisher
S to l, third. Time 10315.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Juanita, bar
red, won with ARA 16 to ., second. Nick
Carter, to p third, and King Oscar Z to
!. fourth. Time 116i5.
Fourth Race--Mile and twenty yards.
Powhatta, to l. won, with Basqui TO
]. second. and Longtime. TO ,, third.
Time 1:4Jh.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs Judge
Stouffer, to 3 won. with Belvaden. TO
., second, and Joe Hart, to !, third
Time 1:29h
Sixth Race-Five and half furlongs
Loving Cup. z TO s. won, with Xalissa. n
70 s. second. and Katie Rutherford, co 10
/, third. Time l:0SA
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FARE TO BOSTON.
Va New York and IAN River Line

ID UtW I OIk anu 7 an ftlVer lime
Cabin............$22O 90 intermediate. .$17 20
Excursion...... 36 90 Excursion. 2S 70
Storage $11.75.
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Saratoga. Aug. 10-The weather to-day
was cloudy, the track fast and the attend
anee comparatively fast. Summaries fol-
low:
First Race-Iligh Weight Handicap. six
furlongs. Forrier, ? to /. won, with Good
Times, TO 3, second. and San Antonio &
90 ], third. Time. 1916.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Ia Goleta, to !. won. with Belle Punch.
10 8, second. and Mary Galvan, 10 /.
third. Time. 1903.
Third Race-AIile and n sixteenth. Ban
quo IL, TO 1, won. with Heidelberg, Z 10
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FARE TO NEW YORK.

Cabin .........S20 90 intermediate. S16 90
Excursion. 50 90 Excursion. "A 10
Storage, 1000.
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Brooklyn, Aug. 10.-The Baltimores and
Brooklyns played two games this after
noon. one resulted in an easy victory for
the champions while the other ended in
tie after eight exciting innings. when
darkness prevented further play The
teams will play another double header to-
morrow. Attendance 6,121. Score of the
first game
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-29

|rMS of LOCAL INTEREST

rou,d deem It q favor II those having VS.
,,1ep3s would notify us by postal or by
H. rctice at this office.
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S2l346.24
Sunday Campmeeting

1t was indeed remarkable to OBJ.
serve how many people on Sunday
passed through here on their way
to colored campmeeting to see a lot
OF colored people hold mock services
and putting to shame all conscien.
tious efforts to serve Deity. Law.
lessness reigned supreme. Fights
and quarrels were the order of the
day. Whiskey and beer seemed to
be plenty. Some was taken there
by the visitors, but there were too
many people intoxicated to believe
that stimulants were not on tap
near the mock worshippers taber-
nacle. If the rumor that SO to rs
cases OF beer were sold on Sunday, is
true, the matter should be inyesti-
gated.
About 6 o'clock in the evening a
young man from Centreville with
his best girl came in from the camp
ground as swiftly as his horse could
go. He turned round the corner at
the Franklin Roller Mills on two
wheels of his buggy. While going
over toward the centre of town his
horse was going as fast as he could,
yet his drunken driver was whipp-
ing his horse and yelling at him.
The young lady seemed unconcern-
cd and seemed to enjoy the speed at
which they were travelling. At the
bank building the horse turued to
go up town, the driver observing
this, pulled the horse toward the
Centreville road which gave the
buggy short turn and upset the
vehicle landing the occupants in the
top. The horse stopped immedi-
ately and was caught and held. The
occupants rolled out, the lady was
neither hurt nor frightened. The
DRYER had several cuts about the
face and head. The top was the
only thing that was broken about
the buggy. The fellow was very
hilarious and wanted to fight. when
his horse was taken to stable, the
drunken driver landed in Jail and
his girl sent to the hotel Tho
horse, buggy and girl were sent
home with friends on Sunday even
ing yet and the young fellow was
kept with the sheriff until Monday
morning, when he was sober, he
was allowed the pleasure OF walking
home aud ponder over his narrow
escape.
Such are some of the results of
colored campmeeting.
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Reformed Reunion.
big crowd Expected ut Island Park
on August ).

A big crowd Expected at Island Park
on August ).
The following program has been
arranged for the first annual reunion
OF the Reformed church in Central
Pennsylvania, which embraces the
East Susquehanna, West Snsque-
anna and Wyoming classes, at Island
park on Thursday, August 5. Ar
rangements have been made with all
railroads centering there to sell tick
cts at one fare for the round trip,
and from present indications there
will be a largs crowd present: Music,
orchestra; invocation, Rev. j. G.
Leinbach; hymn, He is Lord of ALI"
PRAYER, Rev. j. B. Kerschner, Con.
yngham; music, orchestra adress,
"The higher Education of Our
Daughter" Rev. DIR. j. W. Knappen-
berger, Allentown music, orchestra ;
address, college Education in the
Reformed Church." Rev. John S.
Stair, d. D.. LII. D., Lancaster ;
music, orchestra address, "Our
Sesqui Centennial" Rev. DR.. j.
Spangler Kieffer, Haserstown, Md ;
hymn, 20, Pray for the Peace of
Jerusalem = address, The Future
OF the Reformed Church." Rev. F.
F. Bahoer. Waynesboro music,
orchestra ; paper, Rev. d. w. Eb-
bert. Milton ; doxology; 'benediction.
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Appropriate Resolutions of Re
spect were passed by the United
Evangelical 8. s. Of Penns Creek in
memory of David Kerr, late of Cen.
teryille. This is fitting testimonial
for 80 worthy q citizen. II The
friends of departed ones would send
US brief sketch with a eulogy Of
those they intend to praise it would
be big improvement over tho stere.
otyped resolutions that are nearly all
worded the same. Won't our friends
send sketches instead OF resolations
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James Campbell, chief factory in.
spector of Pennsylvania, and every
deputy in the state will at once visit
each bakery in their respective dis
tricts to insist upon an immediate
compliance Of the act recently passed
which is intended to direct the con-
struction of bakeries and the man.
agement of such institutions that
make and sell food to the public.
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BingamRn

Atthe home Of the bride, the res
idence OF Cornelius Bowersox, in
Centre township, near Zion s church,
Saturday evening Murray Bingaman
was united in the holy bonds of
wedlock to Aida Bowersox by Rev.
ID. d. Buddinger of this place.
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Reformed Re.Union.

The pastors and members of the
Reformed church will hold reunion
at the Island Park, Tuesday August
9Th. The members of that denomi.
nation OF the entire central portion
OF Pennsylvania will assemble there
at that time. Music will be furnish.
ed. Speakers will make addresses
aud every thing will be done to af.
ford all o pleasant time. An effort
will be made to have q Especial train
on the S. and L. Division to bring
the picnicers home. .. e.. t.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS.


3. +. Freed and wife of Shamokir
to Franklin Beaver Cf Beaverton
onq half interest in Lot No. II in
BQvertown for 5000.
rah Kerstetter and David Ker.
std tier to Geo. 5. Kerstetter all OF
Perry township acres and 50 perch.
es IN West Perry township for S25.
Carey Barrett, admir- of Ellis c.
Hartman, decd to Margaret j. Bar.
rets House and lot on Isle of Que,
bop OF Selinsgrove for $3.50.
~ +. Erdley. Committee of j. E,
Thenas to Geo. M. Wilmer OF Salem
hou4 and lot in Penn township for
Edward Knepp and wife to Eliza.
beth Smith now assigned to Daniel
Brsndt. Deed and assignment for
lot No. II in Bannerville Consider
alton $500.
Daniel s. Miller and wife of Penn
township to Susan Heine of Selins-
grove 10 acres in Penn township for
$1,000.
Levi Swanger and wife to Ada
Smith. two tracts in Spring town
ship, 10 acres and lO,lO2 #. with
dwelling house, respectively for
$1,000.
Marriage Licenses.
"HEARrs FLUTrERINa WITH DELu.
sloNs."-The following marriage Ii.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
y: L. Grayblll, w. Perry Twp.,
Minnie N. Zeiders, do
Murray Bingaman, Centre twp,
lAlda Bowersox. do "
IS. +. Elliott. Shamokin Dam.
Emma T. Spencer. Swineford.
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A F armer's Dream.

Once farmer had one thousand
eight hundred bushels of wheat,
which he sold, not to one single
grain merchant, but to one thousand
eight hundred different dealrs, a
bushel to each. A few of them paid
him in cash. but far the greater num-
Der said it was not convenient then,
but would pay later. A few months
passed. and the mans bank account
ran low. How is this?' he said.
My one thousand eight hundred
bushels OF grain should have kent me
in affluence until another crop is rails
ed, but l have parted with the grain
and have instead only vast numb ber
OF accounts, SO small and scattered
that cannot get around and collect
1t fast enough to pay my expenses.
So he posted up public notice and
asked all those who owed him to pay
quickly. But few came. The rest
said. :Mine is only a small matter,
and will go and nay one of these
days. forgetting that though each
account was very small, when all
were put together they meant a large
sum to the man. Things went on
thus; the man got to feeling so badly
and rolled and tossed about 80 much
in his efforts to collect that he fell
out of bed and awoke, and running to
his granary found his one thousand
eight hundred bushels of wheat still
safe there. He had only been dream
ing, and hadn't sold his wheat at all.
Moral-The next day the man went
to the publisher of his paper, and
said, Here, sir is the pay for your
paper, and when next years sub.
scripton is due you can depend upon
me to pay it promptly. I stood in
the position of an editor last night,
and l know how it feels to have ones
honestly earned money scattered all
over the country in small amounts
Franklin Qnd. democrat.
-.
An umbrella insurance company
has just been organized in London,
It will insure canes as well as um
brellas.
Rev. H. G.. Snable will preach in
the English language, at Globe Mills
this coming Sunday afternoon,
Aug. LIST.
You can get ten day excursion
ickst to any seashore resort Aug. 81
and Aug. 10 for $500 from Adams
burg or Beavertown, S4.75 from
or Kramer and $4.sO
from Selinsgrove and return.
Thomas and Henry Rathfon were
sent to jail on Monday evening by
Squire Potter in default OF 5000 bail. |
They are charged by Chas. Rathfon
with assault and battery. Harrison
Breinger of Mcclure was brought to |
jail here Tuesday evening but was
bailed out by Ex.S Sheriff Bolender. /
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Public School Appropriation.

The Department of Public In
struction has completed the com.
pilation OF the distribution of the
school funds based on the school
year ending on the first Monday of
June 1897. The districts of Snyder
county in 1895 received 500, 7O46 81. in
1876 they received S2l, 1912 and
this year they will receive S2i,s46. "a
divided among the districts as fol-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-29

Mr.. Bloom, the piano tuner Of
Sunbury, was in town on Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
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BANK STATEMENT,

Report OF the Condition OF the First National
Bank OF Middleburgh. ut Middleburgh, in the
state OF Pennsylvania, at the close OF business
July %, 1897
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fss Middleswarth OF Mcclure is
wing at Brisbin's.
Isurer, New Berlin, sells the best
coes at 8, 4 and 5 cents.
yemmie and Egbert Shemorry, OF
ptz, visited relatives ia town
nda-.
B. Splitter aud son Reno, made
usiness trip to the East end last
ek.
Z G. Seebold with daughter Eva
A son Harry were Middleburgh
itors Saturday.
Miss Mary Clark. of Altoona, is
guest Of her cousin, Miss Bertha
hart, in Swineford.
Mrs. A. L. Burns and daughter OF
Ensgroye visited A. E. Soles and
hily few days last week.
srbon Seebold, the proprietor of
Washington house, and wife
rs at Selinsgrove Saturday.
Hrs. H. H. Leitzel and Mrs James
Hver and others of Mifflinburs
70 at our county seat last week.
Dld style washable suits in great
isty for boys from 8 to 9 years at
Oppenheimer's, Selinsgrove. st..
be Fourth Quarterly Conference
he United Brethren Church will
held at New Berlin, Aug. End.
big display Of Fancy Shirts at
0ppenheimer's, Selinsgrove, will
Oldat greatly reduced prices. st.
rand Mrs. Dewitt, of River.
were the guests OF Robert
hbNn's several. days last week.
lens Fancy Shirts for 32c, SIC
isc at Maurer's, New 3 erlin.
sshirts for soc and Tic.
has Meiser is still buying calves
Shipment. Highest cash prices
paid for them. If.
tv DR.. I. p. Neff of Millroy and
Spangler OF Yeagsrtown were
sts offriends in Middlcburgh last
p. DR.. Shuman and daughters
Ne and Gotta, of Akron, 0. are
lng at James Shuman's and d.
nder's.
pong the l2S appropriation bills
Oved BY the Governor is one OF
" for the Mary NJ. Packer Hos.
at Sunbury.
Rn.J.C. Bucher and wife of LIE W.
and Levi Rookie and wife of
leld were Middleburgh guests
lesday Of last week.
Pn Lewisburg Ne,os: "AIiss
dutelius, of Kramer, SNYDER
" spent several days last week
per aunt Mrs. Gruyer"
sftlse that you may be known.
nue. advertising that you may
TER known. Stop your adver.
and you will soon become I'm.
; again.
'cl-Those who owe us for
Ollls are requested to pay the
p,,or to August lst, 1897, or
lA be collected according to
MEIsER & MoYER.
foRsALE-Near Zion's church
from Mlddleburg IN Franklin
'h containing 100 acres, has
'sn. good house. Fruit and
y abundance on the premises.
y hllly and lays on the sun
luHulre OF Israel Shemorry.
'Oursh, Pa. 7.22.4t.
NIL UNIVERSITY. Howard
resident; College, with
Utses Of study leading to de-
academy, a preparatory |
Ladies Institute. a refined |
school; Music School for
'es; and Art Studio. For
y address the Registrar. W. |
r'nser' Lewisburg, Pa.
OO'n, easy shave, genteel
,s.', ~ other tonsorial work. is
VV,alned %;Ia at .soles' Barber
y. o,"."teenmyer's e Building, op.
s' @ once Go to Soles and
IKE no miltake, Shaving
.s'eam' haif oil and egg
l0t sale. A. Il S.x.a
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RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. ....,..... siyr 1Ss q.
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. .
u ). Bonds TO secure circulation ... l5OO0 "a
Premiums on u y. Bonds. s.............
County Bonds, ..... ...:................... h5OO.OO
BanIlng-house. furniture, and fixtures lO13 u
other real estate and mortgages owned
Due from National Banks mot Reserve
Due rom State Banks and bankers 49,, ,.oo0' II
LUZ LUZ ,Ioln approved reserve agents.. 406O. IL
Shecks ana other cash Items. ........... 5l7.N
So.es ,s, vi o.ner National Banks. ...... l550O
Fractional paper currency ,nickles. and
cents. ......................... $50 es
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK
VIZ:
Specie ............... l2O7l7,
Legal-tender notes ... 52SOO l7M475
Redemption fund with L. s. Treasurer
(5per cent. OF clrcuation) ....... $500
...................... s2si.O4O.s
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In. in..................&5 &5O,OOOOO
surplus Fund ........................... lJ,OO o.
Undivided profits. less expenses and
taxes pald ........................, fSOs ~
National Bank notes outstanding. ...... lS5OOOO
, Due to other National banks. ........... 1898
DNluer's uh hlu ....... ............... 6O00D
Due to t. ianks and Bankers. .....
lhdividl IA. posits subject
Demand certiricates Of de. iIss@ isssssi
Notes and Bills rediscounted. i''"''s
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
SNYDER COUNTY, IS:
j. y. THOMPSON. Jr.. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true TO the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
J.N. THOMPSON. Jr. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Nth
day OF July 1897.
,,.. JIG. wEIsER. Notary Public.
w.w.wITTENMYER,
@. ALFRED SCHOCH,
A. kREEGER,
Directors.