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oOMMERCIAL COLL EGE,S
OLUMBUs, OHIO. HFI'
Ths Most Thorough and PracticaIInsti-
tution In the West.


r., FrllCour,e including all departments Of Book
Keeping. Lectures & PenUansLiP, invariably in
For IulI eours g in Ladies Department
UHE Prophet rs take great pleasure 10 eIIressrg
i their thanks lor the gratillmg ara utprecedeBhd
soc, which have marked thc career ol then stitu-
tot iue i,s establishment AZ the Capiia and stnu.
laies then 10 renewed ,A,ItDiA meet 10 .itlnOst
snicsnt usrue, the isi dly peIssiigp gp'Hfuq siotIs
practical and erngIslt1si'e 'oprt e ndesulls
tTui' ing The gtsst p'aciiea tAitl"tte " ut Pm
eipaL n heavy Backing and coumeic'al R,tses, as
sisted by educated and acc mpisitd gentlemen has
enabled him 10 bring 10 deERs ot petpctcn a syE.
TEN OF counting IOom Isnpenon, By tIa eIercises
not attained by any other Institution Each student
BY Tits new process is drilled at she desk iudfyidus
D. step by step N III he has mastered tle vhole
rountine Of an AccOup ants duties thorsnehly as
though he had perved apprenticeship m tome large
Commercial House and thus all aNkwatdness fater-
ing and eDgegiOus blupdsrs are, n gfcat measlus
disspaiSd. ,tf Move
In addition 10 our engag sment Of accomplished A
ssents We have also che fei,ires OF afme Of
the most eminent lectures IN Ohio TO lecture on cons
msrclal topics. .Wt trf.. 81.
laize here butit tmbrtces ev, ry thing Ctl nCeed
e with double eDhy botk ke,Ihg, with Zee and full
II discussion Of lie Scientific Trincples-LCetuIes uI,n
y commercial History, and History Of En- nent Ctm
i mercial Men, Commercial; Geography, Commercial
Products Commercial Calculations Political Ecobtmv
T. THE LADIES DEPARTMENT -s4
Is now open for the reception OF Ladies. No institu-
an ton in the Urion mparts mole lbcrough interest,"
ing course in this Department.
In conclusion we would add that We 81 all Iut forth
oar best efforts to merit in still more eminent degree
the Aatterpg reception with WhCh enterprise has
met and pledge ourselves to imE alta more ihQroueh
- practical course of Mercantile Instruction than can be
" formed at any other similar Mercantile College.
IA among the many Recommendations, we give the lof-
/ = lowing: ..tlt .ssE gs .f
oss "We the undersigned take pleasure in tesliiyrK
that VIC are personally acquainted with Mr.. Changers
-, ability as an Accountant and teacher Of Book Keep
ling which is Of the highest order lie has had great
al experience Accountant in heavy Commercial and
~ Banking Houses which gives him superior faculties in
impsrtmg practical knowledge Of BCok keeping and
a thorough Commercial Education. /. =. .r
/. JAfLEN, L. L. d..
- President OF Farmers C,Leee, [
e. LORlN ANDREWS, ~
President Of Kenyon College,
tGa#,l - 's
- To young men who wish TO CQuile "busihCss Ed
n, ucaton" We think it affords facilities tldm equaed
Mr. Granger has TIE rare qualification Of teOl. ticu
re knowledge and apncss in ieacbh g. n6dCd &c pSt tics
,pb Counting Room experience, a. Nehd col Edcht tls
eo graduates fiom his College will be fully Competent
: keep the most con plieattd pet e Books.
A p. STONE, Wholsale and Retail Merchant
J, J. JANNEY, Secy Bird OF Con,ro State Dk,
J. r. PARK, Btoh Keeper at u. T. WeodLniy y's. /,
ny, D. OVERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton BaJ.k =
leld II z. MILLS, seey Columbus Gas and Ctke Co.
hr't O. b MASON, Book KeeperAtJ II. Riley and Co
on Fol- full particulars send for chcpbr, ....t
Fm' GRANGER and ARGST KONG,
f H9A fieprieH
Is OF Feb. II, 1886. is m. f, IS s.r .ts.