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RESOURCES:
Loiinsand Discounts $195,(>6994
( . - . ii«>nds to secure circulation n,OOO 00
1M 'iniurn on U. 8. Bonds 2,40000
Furniture 1,000 0('
Sto< k securities 2ft,o2T> 0
luirfroni Banks Approved reserve Agt ll r >,192 4-
sjM»c!e and Legal Tender Notes 24,621 2:
Redemption fund l r . S. Treasury 25,000 0"
3 41T,70S 3-
LIABILITIES.
Capital * S 50,000 00
si .-.plus and Undivided Profits 24,995 42:
circulation 50.000 00
j |« '.-its 202,706 90
i dens unpaid 400
8 :»5:»,222 5:5'
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OU-Ufl.rm I LV t_ lIIUIILV.
Tliey- Are but Few u« Compared With
Former Dayit.
Twenty-five or thirty years ago co
operative grange stores were much
more common tbau tliey are today.
'l'llen tlie profits on groceries and pro
i visions Were larger than I hey are now.
i and as these profits declined, parth-u
1 lariy on staple articles of trade, the
grunge stores began to decrease in
numbers, as most of them were estab- I
lisiied with small capital. Today those j
stores are very few. but some of them
are doing good business because well
managed.
The Central New York Pomona Ex- ;
jhange at Syracuse and others at Her- ■
Idmer, Little Falls and other places
are among the number. The Grangers'
Exchange at Herkimer was organized
twelve years ago with a capital stock ,
jf $4,000. A portion of the net pro
ceeds has been used each year to in
crease the stock of goods, and at the
same time a dividend of not less than
(i per cent has been declared. At the
annual meeting in January last a divi
dend of 25 per cent was set aside. The
sales last year amounted to more than
SOO,OOO. It does a strictly cash busi
ness, but sells goods to everybody at a
uniform price. The Grange's Mercan
tile association of I.ittle Falls recently
declared a dividend of 25 per cent on
last year's business. These are excep
tional. The average co-operative grange i
store is not a very profitable enterprise
in these latter days.
Notice of Sitting of Board of
Revision of Taxes,
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to !
the provisions of the Act of Assembly ap
proved Julv 27, KS42, I*. L. 445. and the ,
several supplements thereto and other
Acts of Assembly relating to the same
subject, the County Commissioners have j
organized themselves into a Hoard of He
vision, and having been duly sworn ac- i
cording to law, and having examined the <
returns of the assessors of the several ,
Townships and Boroughs of Sullivan Co
L'cnnsylvnnia, ol the triennial assessments
In' the year 1004, now on file in the ollire
ol the County Commissioners ol said
county, publish the following statement
showing the aggregate value and assess
ments made by each assessor in the
County, upon property taxable by I
law tor County purposes, and also the
aggregate valuation and assessment
ol property taxable for State pur
poses, and also the whole amount of taxes
assessed on each Township and Horough
in the County, for County and State pur
poses, as follows:
Valuation for County Amount of
and State Purposes. Tax,
Name of District County State. Conn- State
ty tax JTa*
; cheri-v Township ?Jt152409..W 2411.4 a 209. til
Col lev £>0.335 ill 01 54 2a(JB 35 3fi 41
l)avici-oli " 347,091 10510 00 3476 91 42 01
Onshore Horough 121.121 73041 70 121121 29157
Klkluinl 117,335 12750 00 1173 :S5 5112
Katies Mere. Boro. 113.142 4104 Of. ll:;i 42 Hi !>'•
112 orks Township... 195,683 26257 84 1950 83 105 i 3
l*iix do 71,110 2371 00 711 10 '.MS
Korksvifle 80r0... 20,911 13509 98 209 41 54 04!
Ilillsgrove Twp... 100,510 21227 00 100510 90 911
' l.aporte Twp 109,973 . r A44 50 1099 73 22 18 i
! UilKirte Horn 5»,912 4512 00 599 42 18 17
J Shrewsbury 137,799 1611 SO 1377 99 645 |
. Total assessed value ol property for
1 County purposes, $1,857,024.00.
Total assessed value ol property for |
.State purposes, $240,671.03.
Total County tax, at 10 mills on the
dollar, valuation, #18,570.24,
Total State tax, £952.70
And we hereby give notice that we will
receive communications, written or oral,
trom any taxable inhabitant of the county
relative to the valuation so made by the !
said assessors, until Monday, the 29th ■
, day of February, 1904; at which time we <
will proceed to revise, raise anil equalize)
said assessments by raising the valuation
'il itiiy property which we believe to have
I been reduced too low. and by reducing
lie valuation of any property which we
| believe lo have been valued too high, and
I will continue such revision from day to
day n II iiI complete, according to the Aet j
> | of Assembly.
TETKR .1. VoiiKin, |
[| THOMASGAHAII, H.of'll.
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Foley's Money and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia.
rt: • ' • I "n '1
pi
liars. iind ;it tlioir fair and encampment
rhls se:iKon there was a large exhibit in
all departments. The large auditorium
was tilled in the afternoon to listen to
addresses and music and in the evening
to enjoy a varied programme of enter
tainments. music, singing, drills, reci
tations, plays, etc., furnished by the
members of the granges near by and
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