Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
rah
ABSOLUTELY PURE
JPJPIAN.
Kntered at the Pout (mice at Bloomsburg
f second class matter, March 1, lsw.
lU.OOMSHURG, PA.
FRIDAY. M-XKMHKK 18,1891.
Wanted.
Girls to learn the trade at the Silk
Mill, or experienced hands. Fair wages
will be paid. Apply at Silk Mill,
Kloomsburg. ountry girls can make
satisfactory arrangements for board, tf.
Christmas Presents-
A. Solledcr has ju't received a fine
lot of Imported German day and night
singing canarcs, also a big stock of
fancy cages.
It frequently occurs that dealers will
try to sell a substitute when you ask
for Bull's Head Poultry Powder. Re
fuse it and trade elsewhere.
Notice to Tax-payers of Mt. Pleasant Twp
All taxes remaining unpaid after
January 7, 189J will be charged five
I cr cent, additional.
G. M. Jkki.kr, collector.
OOTJBT PROCEEDINGS.
Report of viewers against a road in
Catawissa township near Moses How
tr's confirmed nis-i.
Report of sale in estate of Isaac
Shoemaker confirmed nisi.
Report of viewers in favor of a
bridge in Orange near M. 1). Patter
son's, confirmed nisi.
Report of viewers of a road in
Sug.rloaf, near Central, confirmed
nisi.
Estate of Joseph Hess, correction
ordered in auditor's rcpoit.
Commonwealth vs. Jos. Iliskey,
larceny, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. J. V. Stackhousc
et. al. assault and battery, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. (. V. Masteller,
assault and battery, continued.
Estate of Christian Wolf, on peti
tion money paid into court and order
ed to be deposited in Farmers Bank.
Commonwealth vs. I). A. Michael,
embezzlement, not guilty, prosecutor
to pay costs.
bamantha Stine vs. C. V. Stine.sub
poena in divorce awarded.
Commonwealth vs. Chas. Hill, lar
ceny, true bilL
Commonwealth vs, John Ball, lar.
ceny, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Edward Scout,
larceny, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Candas Stack
house, et. al. not a true bill, and John
Deus, prosecutor to pay costs."
Commonwealth vs. Candas Stack
house, et al. not a true bill, prosector
Edith Deus, to pay costs.
Commonwealth vs, Jos. Padden, nol.
fios allowed.
Commonwealth vs. II. J. Kelley,
assault and battery, not a true bill,
county to pay costs.
Commonwealth vs. Harry Ging'ur,
fornication and bastardy, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. John R. Bren
nan, assault, not a true bill, Mary Mc
Hale to pay costs.
Commonwealth vs. Monroe Ikelcr,
nol. pros allowed.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Hill, nol.
pros allowed.
Commonwealth vs. John Ball, nol.
pros allowed.
Commonwealth vs. E. C. Scout, nol.
pros allowed.
Commonwealth vs. John McNabb.
gambling, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Holland
assault and battery, true bill.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Holland,
assault and battery, John McNabb,
prosecutor to pay costs.
- Commonwealth vs. Harry Gingher,
defendant pleads guilty, usual sent
ence. Commonwealth vs. Chas. Holland,
continued.
Commonwealth vs. Clark Hunter,
continued.
The following road reports were con
firmed absolute : Sugarloaf near
Central j Bria'creek near Adam Suit's ;
Franklin near Andrew Loreman's ;
Montour near I. V. Willits ; Fishing
creek near Russel Force's j Benton
near Ira Hess.
Robert Penman appointed guardian
of David and Minnie Penman.
wealth vs. Tosenh Hiskey,
case tried, verdict, guilty on second
count.
Commonwealth vs. John Downing,
case tried, verdict, net guilty, prosecut
or and defendant each pay half the
costs.
Commonwealth vs. Bloom Town
Council,. Nuisance, not repairing
roa Is, true bill.
Report of grand ju-y app-oving
county bridge in Briarcr.'ek nearj. M.
Vairchild's.
Estate of W. Hippens'eel, final con
firmation of auditors report 6tricken
. off to correct collateral inheritance tax.
Baking
Petition of ot zens to divide East
Bloomsburg into two election districts,
filed.
Petition of Citizens to divide West
Bloomsburg into two election districts,
filed.
G. B. Reimensnyder vs. Sarah A.
Pctrikin. Judgment by consent for
$440, with leave to pay money into
court, to be deposited in Farmers
National Bank, to abide result of feign
ed issue.
Commonwealth vs. James Stack
house, nol. pros allowed.
Sheriff Casey acknowledged deed in
open court to J. P. Fritz for property
of W. J. Hess in Si'gurloaf, for $488
Commonwealth vs. Clark Hunter,
case tried, court instructed jury to find
verdict of not guilty, for want of juris
diction, and to dispose of cost, verdict
nc t guilty, defendant to pay costs.
G. B. Reimensnyder admin., vs. E.
K. Creveling admin., case tried, verdict
for plaintiff.
J. A. Jackson vs. Eli Stoctzcl, jury
called, verdict for defendant.
Report of grand jury filed on Thurs
day, and grand jury discharged.
Harman Young appointed guardian
of Charles E. I.utz.
Commonwealth vs. John McNabb,
recognizance forfeited to be respited
on appearance of defendant at next
couit.
CommonwcaUh vs. Patrick Dugan,
case tried, verdict guilty, Defendant
sentenced to pay costs, fine of $15.
tale of real estate ordered in estate
of Aaron Masteller.
Now, Dec 10. 1891. It is ordered
and directed that live hundred sober,
intelligent and judicious peisons be
selected with due diligence, alternately
from the whole of the qualified elec
tors of the county of Columbia, to
serve as jurors in the several courts
of the county for the year 1892, and
that their names l e placed in the jury
wheel according to law. By the Court.
Chas. Hughes appointed guardian
of William II I.ciby.
I.y.lia R. Hartman appointed guar
dian of Sarah C. Lloyd K., Daniel H.
Emanuel W., Stella V. and W. A.
Hartman.
M. M. Mc Reynolds, P. H. Fisher
and Moses Schlicher appointed view
ers of a road in Main near James Keif
er's. Commonwealth vs. J. R. Bibby,
recognizance forfeited to be respited
at next session on appearance of de
fendant. Commonwealth vs G. W. Hunter,
recognizance forfeited to be respited at
next sessions on appearance of de
fendant,
Commonwealth vs. D. W. Williams
and Chas. Richart, recognizance forfeit
ed to be respited on appearance of
defendant at next sessions.
Joseph Hiskey sentenced to pay
costs of prosecution, fine of $5, and
imprisonment in county jail for three
months.
Auditor's report in estate of Jacob
Veager confirmed nisi.
On petition, order of court modified
in estate of Elizabeth A. Winders.
Auditor's report in estate of Samuel
Freas confirmed nisi.
Auditor's report in estate of Rebecca
Freas confirmed nisi.
Estate ol Rebecca E. Girton, order
of sale continued.
Estate of Mary A. Brittain, L. E.
Waller continued as auditor.
Estate of Robert Robbins, L. E.
Waller continued as auditor.
R. R. Little continued as auditor in
estate of Emmor Dietrich.
Malinda Lineberg vs. Bert Linebcrg
Subpoena in divorce, C. C. Evans ap
pointed commissioner to take testi
mony. Order of sale continued in estate of
Elizabeth Hawk.
Estate of Michael confer, rule on
heirs to accept or refuse real estate at
valuation.
Commissioners continued on divis
ion of Conyngham into three election
districts.
Geo. E. Elwell continued as auditor
in estate of Mary Snyder.
Jesse Summers vs. L. A. Summers,
alias subpoena awarded, and publi
cation ordered.
W. G. Gettins vs. Gladys Guttins,
alias subpoena awarded and publica
tion ordered.
Geo. E. Elwell continued as auditor
in estate of D. W. Walter.
J. G. Freeze appointed auditor in
estate of Christian Wolf.
J. B. Casey appointed trustee to sell
real estate of Jacob Reese deceased.
I Prudence Girton vs. D. K. uinon,
on motion V. Christman appointed
I commissioner to take testimony.
I Order to view;rs of a county bridge
In .imrarloaf continued to next term.
1 Order to viewers to vacate public
road in Benton near II. Everett 8 con
tinued to next term.
' A. L. Fritz appointed auditor in es-
Children Cryfoi
pitcher' Catsr!i
tate of Susan A. Walter.
Fred Ikelcr contintit d as trustee to
sell real estate of Elizabeth Hawk.
H. A. M'Killip appointed auditor
in estate of Reuben H. Davis.
C. Geyer appointed auditor in
csta'.e of Jeremiah I.ciby.
J. M. Clark appointed auditor in
est He of Elizabeth Gearhart.
II. A. M'Killip appointed auditor in
estate of Isaac. Ervin.
Estate of William Beck, rule on
heirs to accept or refuse real estate at
valuation.
I. . S. Winterstecn continued as
auditor in estate of H. G. Creveling
Tuesday Dec 15. John W. Hoff
man vs. B & S. R. R. Co. on trial.
Happjr and content U a home with " Tfio Ro
chuter; a lamp with the IsM of l!ia morn In j.
Catalogues, write Rochester I-ampCo.,NcwYoi'-.
How Often.
We see some young man who has
squandered his money and ruined his
health by excesses, and before 30
years of age is an all broken down
and played out man ! In all such
cases I prescribe naturs's tonic and
nervine, Sulphur Bitters. They supply
food for the brain, strengthen the
nerves, and are successful in nine cases
out of ten.-Old I'hysician. 1 2-1 1 2t.
Died. At Nanticoke, Pa., Dec. 4,
1891, of typhoid fever, Mrs. Cora
Drumm, aged 2.; years. 10 mo and 25
days. Interment at Mifllinville ccme-
tcry' .
Christmas and Now Year Excursions on
the Pennsylvania Railroad'
In pursuance of the custom long
since established, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets between all stations on its lines
for the Christmas and New Year holi
days at a rate of two cents per mile.
These tickets will be sold December
23rd, 1891, to January 1st, 1892, in
clusive, valid for return until January
4th, 1892, inclusive.
A VALUABLE ( Mr A. B Davis
DISCOVERY of Davis Bros , at
Areola, Miss., is a great believer in the
virtue of S. S. S. He writes, that he
was afflicted with one of the worst
cases of blood poison known to the
human race, and after going through
quite a long treatment, finally resorted
to S. S. S., and he is prou:l to say that
he has been entirely cured, and the
disease thoroughly eradicated from his
system. He solids thanks to the com
pany for their valuable discovery, and
that it is a God send to the world. For
contagious blood poision S. S. S. is
truly a specific Very few cases have
ever resisted its curative properties,
and no one suffering from this disease
or other blood poison should neglect
to give it a fair trial. We will mail a
special treatment on contagious blood
poison to all who apply for it free.
SWIFT 81'ECIKIC CO., Atlauta, On.
ARAMA" I IlAVEIt.
"Ornf, lekind to te tick anil poor ; thou
kat Cone enough, for the rtth ond htulthuitnd
the happy do nut need tlive."
Tim ncnlltiy do not nee. I Cactus Wood Cure, but
th"se who ore suifennK from rtieuuialiain, ?tiiit,
ixiIlK, carouncles, iilci'iM, and tlx- lliouuml ills 1 f
scrofula and hmm-IIIu diaeuHc, need the kindncnM of
l'rovidence to help them bear their troubles, and
Cactus Illuod Curt) to cure their tiWuaus.
Sold by
o. A. McKeivy, Duggist, Moorauburg Pa.
NEW BOOKS.
"House and Hearth," a series ot en
tertaining articles by Harriet, Prescott
Spofford, neatly bound in cloth.
"Makers of America, Cotton Math
er, the Puritan Priest,'' by Barrett
Wendell, cloth, with portrait. "Makers
of America. John Winthrop First
Governor of the Massachusettscolony."
by Joset h Hopkins Twichell, with
portrait. '
"A Rose of a II uruireu Leaves. A
Love Story," by Amelia E. Barr.
I hese books are all published by
Dodd, Mead & Co. of New York, and
are for sale by W. H. Brooke & Co.
from whom can be obtained any of the
publications of that house.
Guaranteed Cure-
We nu home our ndvcrtUeil lrng ;!.? to
c!l lr. Kiiiy' New iJiatovcry for Consump
tion, Couh an. I C0I1U, upon this condition.
!f ou nre nr11ic'.el with a Cough, Co'd or
any I u ;, Throat or Chest tiouhle, nud will
use ttm remedy as directed, giving it a fair
tti.il, and cx 'ciijnc! no I ensnt, you m.w re
Him (lie hoitlc and have yo.ir money refund
ed. We could not make this ofT.T did we
not know that Dr. King's New Discovery
.mild be relied on. It i.ever disappoints.
! rial bottles free at C. A. Klcini's Drug
-'tore IJiie site 50c and. l.oo.
When we made our Christ
mas Announcement we prom.
ised to show you new goods and
so far have kept the promse.
We have this opinion from all
visitors. We can not in this
article describe what we have.
We invite you to come and see
our trootU, they speak for
themselves.
We think we can please the
most fastidious. In one respect
we are sure to please and that
t s freshness. S h o p-keepers
here seek retirement, whether
you buy or receive a present
that has been purchased here
you can feel satisfied in know
ing that it will not be recognized
by your friends as an acquaint
ance of by-gone years.
TF. H. BROOKE & CO-,
Common
Soap
Rots Clothes and
Chaps Hands.
IVORY
SOAP
DOES NOT.
To Fanners.
Remember this is the season for
Fodder cutters and crushers, Corn
shellcrs, Wood saws and Bob-sleds.
Call and see or write us for prices on
either of the above.
White & Conner, Orangcville, Pa.
1 1-27 8t.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
Wbaa Baby waa rick, we car her CaatorU.
When aha waa OUld, aha cried for Caatorla,
When aha begun Wat, ahe clung to Oaetoria,
When the had Children, aha tare them C toria.
Fashionable Livery.
The well known horseman has
opened a fashionable livery in connec
tion with his boarding stable at the
Kxchange Hotel Stables, where fine
turnouts can be obtained, single or
double. He has well broken and safe
saddle and driving horses for ladies,
all at reasonable rates. Orders left
at the Kxchange Hotel will receive
prompt attention. Drivers furnished
when desired.
tl W. A. Hartzf.ll, Proprietor.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Fresh oysters daily at Housel's.
Call on Kemp for cabinets and
crayons.
Highest cash prices paid for Hides
and tallow at A. Solleder's Leather
store. i2-n-2m.
Family bibles, teachers' bibles at W.
II. Brooke & Co.
Autograph albums, and scrap books
at W. H. Brooke & Co.
Shell oysters
always on hand at
Housel's.
Families and parties supplied with
fresh oystres at Housel's.
Diaries
for 1892 at W. H. Brooke
& Co.
Remember Kemp
makes 14 cabi-
nets, for $1.00.
Our Holiday stock is now
open.
Give us a call before you buy.
J. II. Mercer.
Don't fail to get
one of
He is
I2-II-2t
G. W.
closing
Bertsch's Fur Caps.
them out at cost.
Don't miss the bargains in Fur Caps
selling at cost at Bertschs'. i2-n-2t
Fish of all kinds, three (3) times a
week at Housel's.
. Closing them out at cost.
Fur Caps
12-1 1-2t.
at G. W. Bertschs'.
A Good Fur Cap at cost can be had
at G. W. Bertsch's. is-n-st.
Christmas Cards & Booklets
at
Mercer's Drug & Book store.
Before you buy your Christmas
Present call and examine our stock, J.
H. Mercer.
Now is your chance to get a Fur
Cap cheap at G. W. Bertsch's. Closing
them out at cost.
I2-I !-2t.
It makes a good Christmas Present,
a Fur Cap from G. W. Bertsch's, at
cost. See them. i2-n-2t.
Call on Blue d Heddens and order
your meals. Cooked to order at any
time. 2t.
Muffs, muffs, F'ur capes, Fur capes
full lines at Clark & Son.
it will pay you to see
our lines of goods suit
able for Christmas gifts.
Clark &Son.
Books 1 Books 1 Books ! A large line
of Juveniles, Booklets and Books b
the set at lowest prices, at Mercer 8
Di ug & Book store.
Lamps! Lamps! Lamps! We have
the largest assortment of stand lamps
ever shown in Bloomsburg, also Hang
ing and Hall lamps, cheap for cash at
J. H. Mercer s Drug and Book store.
Lap Tablets, Duplicate Mirrors,
Collar and Cuff Boxes, Toilet lets,
Wisp Brooms and many other present
too numerous to mention, at J. 11, Mer
cer 8 Drug & Book store.
I. W. HARTMAN & SONS'
CHRISTMAS CORNER.
o
Good goods advertise themselves and bring good customers.
No one in Columbia county will be able to appreciate our
display of
without calling to see and examine for themselves. We are
ready this and next week to supply every person with good
and fine
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
"Take half a day off and look our sloch over"
12 clerks to show you around, to tie up, to pack goods, to
deliver, to take the cash. Cannot name the thousands of
articles from 5c to $25.00. Don't put off until a day or two
before Christmas to make your selection, as then the crowd
will be great and perhaps the article you wish be taken. 76
Books sold to one teacher this week. "Who will be the next."
"Have you seen our Piano Lamp," to stand in the centre of
the room, on the floor ; it is a beauty for $6.50.
I. W. HARTMAN & SONS.
P. S. We consider our selection this season one of rare
value and beauty, and wish in this last invitation to give
a full opportunity to every one to examine the stock.
Open evenings this week as the trade requires, next week
until 10 o'clock.
I. W. H, & SONS.
Large lines of black
and colored dress
at Clark Sf Son's.
goods
If you order broiled oysters at the
White House Restaurant once, you
will be sure to repeat it. 2t.
1 a a 1 1
Sleighing parties can get oysters of
Housel cheaper than elsewhere.
If you want handkerchiefs of any
kind it will pay you to call at Clark &
Son's.
Remember Clark &
Son are closing out all
their Ladies' and chil
dren's coats about cost.
Now is your time for
bargains
A fine assortment of paintings, past
els and photogravures at W. H.Brooke
& Co.
Glasses fitted free of charge at J.
Wells.' All work guaranteed.
G.
Fine umbrellas lor Ladies and
gents for Christmas at Clark & Son.
We still sell the 1.29'and 1.49 gloria
silk goods.
A large stock of over coats
for men, boys and
D. Lowenberg's.
children at
Hymnals for Methodist, Lutheran,
Presbyterian, Episcopal churches at
W. H. Brooke & Co.
Chenille table covers, Napkins,
towels, table linens, counterpanes &c.
See our 2yd. wide full black table linen
at 85c. extra heavy. See our 25, 30,
and 50c all white towels. Clark & Son.
Kid gloves, new lines
just m. New line of
Jewelry, solid golamngs
at 25, 50, 65 and up,
necklaces, stick pins.
Mocha kid. gloves and
silk mittens etc. for
Christmas gifts at Clark
Son's.
Certainly, it is a fact that you can
get oysters in any style, every day and
any time of day, at Blue & Heddens'
White House Restaurant. 2t.
Suits for men. suits for bovs.
and pretty little suits for child
ren at D. Lo wen berg s.
Clark & Son will offer
each day from now till
Christmas, special lines
of dress goods at spec
ial low prices for each
day; the price will be
for that day only; every
day a different line.
Sharpless & Moyer, the new firm
are making stoves, stove repairs and
castings of all kinds Light soft cast
ings a specialty. n-6-8t.
The lunch counter at the White
House Restaurant is well stocked at
all times. Oyster pies and Mince pies
are among the specialties. Try them.
Do you want lamps,
pictures, pastels, books,
booklets, books for chil
dren, See our 24c
book for children. Dick
ens' works 30c vol,
George Elliot's works
SI. 86 complete, etc.
Pocket books, e r i
bass, china. Plus
goods and all kinds of
fancy goods at Clark &
bons.
Children Cry for
toiler's Castorla.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ktlateof Ctir:toplwr Ctwtrr, late of Hemlock
Itrp., dec'tf,
Notipp in hrrlr trlvpn that letters of adminis
tration on thp ratine of ChrlstophPr Custer, Into
of IlcmlrH k twp., Col. Co., l a., (IccphmwI. have
nwn irriintert to the undersigned admlnlstra
; tor to whom nil persons Indebted to sitld es-
tute nre requested to make payments, and those
I having claims or demands will make known th
stunt wn iiuut uetay to
13-18-Uw. WILLIAM C. CI'STEK.
Administrator. .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Cele.il la hhoaHii, late of ifljRin totm
Khlp, deceased,
Notlee is hereby given that letters of nrtmlnls
tmtlon on the estate of Celestla Hhodes, late of
Ml mill township, Col. Co. 1 a., deceased, have
been tirnnted to the unders'irned administra
tor, to whom all persons Indebted to mild estate
are requested to make payments, and those hav
ing tliilms or demands will make known the
s:nne without delay to
vm. 11. snvurk, jonx r. nrtoAns.
1-J-lH-Bw. Atty. Administrator.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
nutate of CttrMtan WolfOeoeated,
Notlee is hereby (riven tbnttbo undersigned
appointed an auditor to distribute tho fund In
Court belonging to the said estate, to and
among tho parties entitled thereto, will at
tend at his oniee In Hloomsburg on Saturday,
January gt.b, 1MK, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
ot said day: And all persons having claims up
on said fujid are requested to appear before
said auditor at said time and place, or be forever
debarred from coming in on said fund.
JOHN O. FKKKZK.
Dec. , 1891. Auditor.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
VITIATI
AT BI.OOMSBCBU, IN TBR STATE OP PKNN8TL
TAMA, AT TDK CLOBB OP BUSINESS,
DECEMBER 2, 1891.
RB90CHCE8.
Loans and discounts
1'. H. Bonds to secure circulation
f 7t.fiiw.rr
l,.VH).0l
14,8119.54
l.fe.8
line from approved reserve aKents
Due from other National Banks
Due from Htate Banks and bankers
BankltiK-bou.se, furniture, and fixtures
current expenses and taxea paid -
Premiums on U. 8. Bonds, - a
t'hecks and other cash Items
Bills of other banks ...
Fractional paper currency, nickels and
cents .....
Specie . . . . -I.eiral-tnder
notes ...
ltedemptlon fund with V. 8. Treasurer
(6 per cent, of circulation)
MHO.SIt
8.H9&50
2,14H.0
2,7M.M
aft.!
1,100.00
CT.M
S,7ii.!)
8,8.10.00
B62.50
Total . . . .
Il!l,lBil
- 850,onn.oo
2.WM.R.1
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid la
I'mllvlded profits ...
National Bank notes outstanding
Individual deposits subject to check
cashier's checks outstanding
Due to State Banks and bankers .
li.axi.oo
. M,9H7.4
. 1,H70.1W
606,11
131,181i.Sli
Total ...
STATE OP TRNNSYLANIA,)
County op Columbia,
88.
I, Frank Ikelcr, cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment u true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
FRANK IKELER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th
day ot Dec, 1H91.
J. C. RUTTER Jb., Notiry Public.
Correct Attest:
O. A. KLKIM.
CHAKLKS W. RUNYON. V Directors.
WM. B. MO I Kit.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
in mi imm m
OK BLOOMSBURG,
AT S1.00UHBI KO, IN THE STATE OP PBNNA., Al
TUB CLOSE OP BFBINBSS, DEC. N1, 1SV1.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
i I". M. Bonds to secure circulation
$ 1I13.JS7.71
ln.mnu'o
KIS,tW.OO
. 88.iS4.Hl
4,IHA!
ir,w
I-, s. llonils on hand
Stocks, securities, et.
Due from approved reserve aeents
Due frmn other National Banks
Current expenses and taxes paid
Checks and other cash Items
lio.w
FruiMlonul paper currency, nickels, and
cents ....
1W.
7,710.00
H,1I14.C0
2,2Ti0.0O
Specie .....
l.etftu-ienurr notes -
Redemption fund witn v. Treasurer,
to per cunt, oi circulation)
Total ....
415,ttlH.O
LIABILITIES.
capital stock paid in $ fo.nnn.no
Surplus fund .... 70,000.00
Undivided proms, ... il.TTH.Ml
Nut tonal bank notea outstanding - 4Mn.oo
Individual deposit subject to check - .4,tiUtl.77
t'tiKhler's checks outstanding S,lo.l
Due to other National Banks . . 8,)!! OA
Due to stale Banks and bunkers 4,.
Total t41S,18.07
STATE OP TKNNA., COCNTT OP C0LCHBIA, 88.
I, .1. P. Tustln, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly sntrmlthat the above state
ment Is true lo the best ot iuy knowledge and
belief.
J. P. TUfeTIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and afllrmed to lefore mo thla
Hthduyot Dee.. 1891.
W. D. BKCKLEY, Notary PuollC.
COKKBOT Attest !
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