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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-03-03

earnest talker and worker. He
will do great good to the church, az
also to the outside world.
William Davis, of the l4th Dis.
trict, had his barn including hay,
corn, horse and farming implements
destroyed by fire Monday night.
The fire was undoubtedly the work
of an incendiary.
A. N. Ruble has returned from
Florida. This is what he thinks
about It:
Some must reap and some must SOW,
And some must come whila others 60.
Some - east and some 60 west
While those who stay at home do best.
A few days ago 8. L. Greer re.
ceived the sad intelligence that his
son, Abraham L. Greer, had died
at Toledo, Kansas, whittier he had
gone last April. He was taken sick
on the 9TH of January with inflam.
matory Rheumatism and died on
the 18th. His funeral services were
held on the l5inst, conducted by
Rev. J. Hammer, of that place. At
the time he was taken sick he was
engaged in teaching school. He
was student at Maryville College
for several years and was liked by
all with whom he came in contact.
He had made many warm friends
in his new home who rendered their
warmest sympathies to the bereav.
ed parests.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-03-03

New Orleans molasses at New.
by's.
VIM. Steele is travelling for a Vir-
ginia tobacco house.
Uncle Jerry Hudson has been
very i'll for several days.
Miss Retta Wray, daughter of j.
0. Wray,is seriously Ill.
Magill keeps best line of Boots,
shoes and hats in town.
Several communications are
crowded out of this issue.
John A. Goddard returned last
Monday evening from the State
Dental School at Nashville.
A Singer Sewing Machine as good
as new, for sale
at Kithcart's. ct.
Some person shot through the
sitting-room window of Mrs. Susan
Kidd Monday evening. The sher-
1T started in pursuit, but failed to
catch the guilty person.
Not less than a half dozen com.
munications are crowded out of
this issue. We want to impress up
on the minds of our correspondents
the idea of brevity. We don't care
whether or not some fellow went to
see some girl and got sacked. We
want the news and nothing else.
10. M. Hood, at the Depot, has a
large amount Of Texas Rust Proof
Seed Oats to sell. Persons who
have not yet sown had better call
and get these oats for seed; it will
pay you to do 80. Call at the TIMES
Office and see a sample.
The Friends revival meeting is
starting off nicely. Already souls
have been born into the kingdom.
Rev. E. G. Siler, the preacher, is an
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-03-03
Down Comes the Cob House. y


Within the next ten or twenty days we will
commence to receive the largest Stock of FINE
SHOES AND HATS the trade of Knoxville ever
saw. It will be whale. We have two buyers now
In the East making purchases, and late advices
from them say, they have almost cleaned out Boston,
To make room and raise funds for all these New
Goods is just now what is "troubling Hannah"
But something must be done quickly. Our first eff
fort therefore will be to cut prices. Poor price!
Thought we finished him last time we put in the
knife, but he still kicks. "He'l never fly high no
more" when we whack him this time.
On all heavy goods and short lot, in fact every.
thing in stock, which we do not carry the year
round, the former price has been divided by 2. We
are determined to carry over no winter goods. We
are also determined to discount all Spring Goods.
This resolution, once formed will be carried out,
though we have to dip our hand in the blood of old
man "High Price," and lay waste his "cOb house" in
ashes over bleeding and charred remains
~ ]. E. LUTZ & co,
1853 GAY STREET. KNOXVILLE, TENN
N. B-Consn nit show windows for styles and prices.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-03-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Events of the week-0ur people,
other people-Happenings of
interest to all.

Choicest tea at Magill's.
The first spring month is now on.
The Carolina wagons were in last
week.
Seed potatoes and onion sets at
Hoods.
mo Hitcheng Hear" as the sign
still reads.
A new stock of Dry Goods at
Newby's.
w. F. Wallace returned home
Monday morning.
D. Landreth 4 Sons garden seeds
at G. A. Toole's.
Will Hood and ]. M. Greer were
home over Sunday.
Everybody with all their friends
invited to L. ]. Magill's.
Early Rose potatoes and yellow
onion sets at ]. M. Hood & Sons.
The wild flowers that had cheek
enough to spring into bloom last
week were eternally blasted by the
cold.
Go to Kinks old post Office build.
ing to buy your Boots, Shoes, Gro
cerles, TObaccos and Cigars, and
save money.
Henry Blevins, Of Mint brought
800 rabbit skins to market last
week. w. C. Lane brought 1900
the same day.
Revs. Keer and Gray have been
holding a series of meetings at Will.
liamson's Chapel. Over thirty con.
versions are reported.
r. G. Afford, near Union Grove,
died Sunday, the 2Sth ult., in the
ed year of his age. Mr.. Afford had
been an invalid for forty years.
H. P. Huddleston left Tuesday
morning for q two weeks visit
with friends at Dublin, Ind, and to
attend the marriage of his sister.
Reno Lipsey, who has been board.
ing at DR.. Stanley's for several
months and attending the Friends
Normal left for his home in Flori.
day Monday morning.
The NJ. E Church is beginning to
talk about q new church building.
Something Of the kind is needed.
If they build, they will select
ground farther east-selling their
present lot and building.
Miss Ella Evans has purchased q
half interest in the Millinery and
Dry Goods establishment of Miss
Lizzie Knox. In the future the new
firm will do business under the
Arm nam g of L. Knox & Co. Our
congratulations are extended.
Elizabeth Reagan, an aged lady
and an old citizen of this county,
died Sunday between II and
O'Clock, at her residence south of
Maryville, Of pneumonia. Her re-
mains were inferred In Maryville
cemetery. Rev. Donald Mcdonald
conducted the funeral exercises at
8 p. m. on Monday.
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Magill has come to stay, and
prices have come to stay-way
down.
J. A. Newman has refitted the
Wayland House and will use it for
a hotel.
w. H. Griffith has been appoint
ed postmaster at Unitia, Loudon
County.
Fishing poles come high. We re-
fer to those that come in from the
river on top of a box car.
Sowing oats and making gardens
began last week; so we shall soon
have garden sauce. Consent.
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Hen
ry, of GOsport, Indiana, visited
Miss Belle Hays several days last
week.
Clean up your yard. You don't
know how much purer the air will
seem if it floats to you over a nice
lawn.
One Of the most interesting let-
tiers we have ever published may
be found on our first page 1t is
worthy your notice.
Miss Lizzie Knox spent two days
in Knoxville last week buying
Spring goods from representatives
Of Baltimore houses.
The Sunday School Convention
at Towards Chapel meets on Sat-
urday, March the 18th, instead Of
the 18th, as published.
The w. G. T. U. will hold a month
ly temperance meeting next Sun
day evening at the Zion NJ. E.
Church. All are invited.
James Murphy, the only demo-
crat in the Huffstetler neighbor-
hood, has been appointed post
master at that place. to relieve w.
G. Best, republican,
We are indebted to Mr.. Killes An.
derson for a Michigan paper; also
to NJ. A. H. Terrell for Colorado
paper-the first published at Sauga-
tuck, the latter at White Pine.
On last Tuesday a small key was
found In front of the residence of
Rev. w. A. Cowan, West Mary.
vile. The owner can have the
same by calling at this Office and
paying for this notice. A red
string was attached.
Elder P. B. McCarrell gave the
TINES office pleasant call last
Monday; and we desire to say in
connection with this that all the
Baptist Churches in the County
should invite him to deliver the
temperance address he delivered
In this place Sunday night.
Revival meetings have been in
progress at Zion M. Z. Church, and
at the Freedmen's Normal Insti-
tute. number of conversions
have occurred at these meetings.
Rev. Henderson is conducting one
and the pastor of the Zion church
the other.
Rev. Siler, accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Sarah NJ. Woodland,
Of Bloomingdale, Indiana, are con.
Quoting a series of meeting at the
Friends Church. Mr.. Siler has
been actively engaged in evangeli.
cal work for several years and has
been successful in the great work.
The present meeting is exciting q
strengthening influence upon the
Church. They have been Loyalty
attended from the FIRST with q
healthy growth Of interest.
The Temperance meeting at the
Baptist Church Sunday night was
largely attended and was honored
with fine address by Rev. P. B.
McCarrell, of Rockford. The adj
dress was from the text "WhatsO-
ever thy hands find to do, do it with
thy might" The remarks were for
the church and were eminently
practical, founded upon the gospel
idea Of honesty, zeal and alacrity
in all that is done. The music for
the evening was mostly by the COL
lege Students and was the best
rendered of any we have heard in
No v~,~,;llo
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TIE TIMES
MARYVILLE TENN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

Butter-Demand fair. Choice creamery
25c; country cheice l59lSc; good coun-
nv l"@l3c; common 69Sc; butterine
I36lSc; supply increasing.
Besswax-Quoted at 25@2Sc . ID.
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 100
l 80 psr bQshel .,
Dried Prcit-Nsv sTaporated parec
peaches lT@lSc; unpsrsd do lG@l2e
raspbsrFias lT@lSc; blackbsrriss I@St
New sundried, apples. Qusrtered, 292t'
sliced, 495c; peaches, new halves, 4i95sc
do quarters, 495c; d. pared l6@lsc;
Uitted cherries $3.50. New eysporatsd
apples 50ec. Market on Dried Fruit ro1.
iesl: dsasnd good
Cheese-Sstss II . Joining ssy Of pEin'
MUD Ohio tsctory at S9rzic; New Yori
l4sGlse; Sxsitser le9lae; Enserger s
9l2c-
Egss.-Srictly fresh stock at II 10 llac
p dos; supply fair and demand good.
Fsathers-Choiee 50956c in origiral
packages, 495c more in small lots.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

wheeling.
The market this week was slow.
Messrs Hudson b Bsyhn furnish the fol
loving quotations:
Cattle, COO to l,l00lbs stock 4395c
per ID; 800 to 800 lbs 4@4!c per lb.i
700 to 500 lbs. 3i@4c per ID.
Hogs-Market dull; 494tc pei ID.
Lanbs-Goed ct 596e per ID.
Calves-&S 00@5 90 psr head.
sheep-2l@5c per ID.
Baltimore.
OFFICE OF The CALvERToN Stock YARDS, /
MONDAY, April 10.
CtstL, Gre told at Sss ESgeI lire reighE RogI
ealI a; net treioh taa q 20 pr eeaL (ge1edLyl Of
fyOsa Iipe sreiSh Shosp are sold grcsI, that q hpt
rsight, or ROthiag o5.l
AT CALFEBTQN YARDS.
BEE7 C4TTLE-Pbere is an increase in
the offerings this week Of some 300 ovel
last week, with an Improvement in tht
quality. Trade was not so active as las
Monday, and in view Of the better qualit!
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Conta 81 ou s
Diseases are Prevalent all over the World.

lam native OF England, and while I was In
that country I contracted q terrible blood
poisou, and for two years vas under treat
pitSl England, bat vas net cured. l suffered the
most aSouiEing aims In my bones. and was covered
with sores all over my body and limbs. j had YER
tgo and deafness, with partial loss Of sight, sewers
me crAzv I lost al hope In that country and
jailed for America, and Vas treated AZ Roosevelt,
N this city IS well by prominent physician
IN New York having no eOnnec ion with the hos
sau the advertisement Of SWifts Specific, and
Sstaruiped 10 give Il a trial as . last resort. had
owen 40 all no . Of being cured. IS had gone
9hrough the hands Of the best medical men in Not
tinghs n and New York. I took ak bottles Of 8 &
:. and can say With great JOY that they have
r1rei me entirely. am IS sound ard well Is
aver uss IN my life. L FRED HALFORD.
Nav York City, Jure I2th, 1883
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Blood

Is the life, aud he is wise who remembers Il But
IN March Of last year USSD, I eontrsctsd blood
poison, and being in savannah, Ca, az the time, |
vent into the hospital there for treatment. sui
fsrsd very much from rhsumatism az the same time.
l did not get we'll under the treatment there, nor
Was / cured By Env Of the usual means. } have
nov taken seven bottles Of SEift's specific and am
sound and yell IL drove the poison out through
bolls on the skin. DAN LKAHY.
Jersey City, n. J., Aug. 7, 1888.
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CATARRHAL DANGERS

To D. freed from the dangers OF sufocaiion While
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rots away the delicate machinery OF smell, tAlte
and hearing; to feel that the system does not,
through its veins and arteries, suck up the poison
that is sure to undt rhine and destroy, Is indeed
blessing beyond all other human euioyments. To
purchase immunity from such a fate ,houd be the
object Of all afflicted. But those who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of relief or
cure.
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POTTER DBUG 4 CHEMICAL Co., BosToS
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Poison

had produced great holes in my ba"k and chest
and bad removed all he hair OF my head Jet a
began 70 improve In a weeks time and the sores
beSan TO heal, and we're entirely gIns inside Of
eight weeks
WILL JONKs Porter Union Pas. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July IS, 1855.
Treatise on BlOOi and Skin Diseases mailed tree
THs SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta
ga Nau York l5T W. ISL ST
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Itafords me pleasure 70 assure you that af-
ter using Dr.. {. McLane'S Celebrated Liver
PIs for more than twenty years In my family.
: nat regard them as being superior 10 any !
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1 have tried a good variety, but have never
mad any To act so promptly, probably, ana
4. rely a. McLane'S. 1 have used them myself,
wife, and children, with the most gratifying re
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DRT GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRx, April 2l.-Dry Goods
There has been some improvement in de-
mand at jobbing houses but of agents the
request has been very moderate. though
through continued deliveries on orders the
daily sales sre Of good total.
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Two years ago contracted blood poison. After
taxing prescriptions from the bssT physicians here
aud al Daas, concluded 20 visit Hot springs, and
on reachipg TeNarkana q doctor Recommended me
10 try Switi's Specific, assuring me that Il would
bensht me more than Hot SPRING. Although the
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Ladies

80 you want a pure, bloom
ing Complexion! If so, a
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HiGN0LIA BALM will graf
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tent. 1t does away with Sal
i0wneSS, RedneSS, PimpleS,
BlOtcheS. and all diseases aud
imperfectiOns of the skin. 1t
OyercOmeSthe flushed appear
aHre Of heat, fatigue and eX-
element. makes a lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
~; and so natural, gradual.
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
lis application.
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COTTON.
New York.

New YoRK, April 2l-CoTToS-Futures
closed nominally steady at l@2 points over
last evening.
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Philadelphia.
PETROLEUM.
FiIuHYille,

TrrusvlLLIPA., April 2l.-Petroleun -
National Trausit certificates opened at
76c; highest 76!c; lowest !6c; cloasd at
iGIc.
PrrrssrRG, Pa April 2l.-Petroleum-
Dali and steady; National Transit certi'
6ca,es opened at 76ic; closed at 76sc;
highest 763c; lowest tote.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, April 2l.-Petroleum-Na-
Transit certiGceteV opened a. f6sci
closed at 76tc; highest 76fc; lowest 76ci
clesrauces 1864 600 barrels.
New York.
NEw YORK, April 2l.-Petroleum-
Qlie. and heavy. II opened at !63c.
broke 10 tote, rallied to 76ic and closed
at 76!c bid. Sales 2,ll3,000 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL Cry, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
al Transit certificates opened at 75ci
highest 76.c; lowest 7oc closed at 1870
sales !, C95. 900 barrels; clesrsuces $780,
900 barrels; charters 81 $50 barrels; ship
uents IS, s45 barrels; runs u, 1886 barrels
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.
TLoUR AND eRLIr
Family -four, wholesale. 81 1904 5,
MiddringS rsr toa............. If u
Bran PSF tn ........ ...."..." loU
Wheat per bushel, No. l......" 80
The market is still dull.
FEED.
Corn, new, per bus.............. IS
Oats neW......."........s.-... D.
Baled hay, per ton, nev....-4 5O9l5 Q
Market for oats brisk, corn and hay duis
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BE-. Il q. Railroad,
Iaays BallSirs Al s:S5 =, %. toc WoodsAeld ard
S1mmerneld.
Lssve BsIaire at 2:SO p. n. 70. suamerieid and
APTiTe a BeIlaire, 1910 d m. ard SIS ?. N.
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KENYON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

HAMBIkK OHIO-sINIIEIH lkAK,
Lawrence Rust, LID, Rector.
Prepares for any College or University and the
Government Schools at ~est Point and Annspolis
Conducted ON the II ihtary system. Thorough in
struction and careful supervision OF health habits
and manners a constant aim. Summer term b.
gins April :, 1885, For information address the
Rector. mTl3esaAwe d-vb
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DbeeIins Resister
TRANELEElap GUIDE.

A RsTyAL AND DEPARTURk OF TRAINs-
~ ExPLANArION CT RHynRSHCH MARKs:
Sbaiiy tsunday excepted, MONDAY sxoepssd'--
whaling Tine.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, April 20.
The market is very Gniet all around
The prices are as follows: Fine fleece
washed, 27@28c; fine fleece, unwashed
one.third of; coarse fleece, washed, Is
@23c; coarse fleece, unwashed, l7@l9ci
medium, washed, % @27c; medium, un'
washed, one third off; tub washed 22@3Oc:
according to grade. Demand for all
grade feeces is slower.
Philadelphia.
PHrLADELpHIA, April 2O.-Wool-Dul
and nominal; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia medium 33@37c; Ne"
York, Michigan, Indiana and Westerr
medium and coarse 3@@3fci medium
washed combing and delaine 9i@S5c
coarse do and Canada washed combing
33@3jc; medium unwashed do 25@26c
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Sr,rS SrcrRIr1Es-Dull and steady.

RAmRoADs-Moderately active.
STocEs-Thers was better business in
stccks although the trading va v2Ty dEl!
There was q strong opening, and, during
the forenoon, the general list showed some
f,yerishness, running up and down
within a range Of fractions. After midday
the General list vas firm and advanced
moderately and closed shade below the
hest Egufcs OF the day. Pacific Mail
closed with Q net loss OF /. Union Pacific
made net gain OF Is, chicago, Burling'
ton and Qaincy /, Louisville and Nash
Vile and Albany and Chicago st The
news of the day was unimportsnt.
Transactions, 243, 900 shares.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY at l.2a3 Per Cent.-Governments
Quiet aud Steady-stocks Dull-Flour
Quiet and UnchaDged-Wheat Higher.
NV YogG, April 2l.-Money on call
EASY OF ll@3 per cent, prime mercantile
paper at 4(Gl5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady at 4S6i@l8S4.
GoyPRSNEETs-0uiets and steady.
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GINSENG.
wheeling,

wheeling
Ginseng from Sl,75 to 81 80, according
to size of root.
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WHEELING AND PTrrsBUEgH DIvIsIoh
nu and after December IL, 1858, pasengVr traiaa
will run ~ toilovs, Wheeling tine,
pRAIYuIA
For Fitsbugh-t oS q N, daily; s:8 p. n,
daily; :0S p, m. and 7:s a. m, daily sIcepi bon.
For wsshinston-l.Isp ,. -, daily s.esps Sunday.
ARuvkn
Prom PithouIh-s Is q IT,, daily; II 30 O. M. ard
$40 p n, daily except Sunday; i6:5 p H., daily.
From wnhtngton-7:?o D. n, daily sxoeps Bth.
day; 10 rs p. N, daily.
C. X. LORD, General Psssnsu Ascot.
h. puNHAh, General Manager.
1T. LANE. Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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OHIO RIVER RAsLaOAD.

TIME TABLE, uURRECTkD III DEC, H. l0S
1 Trains leave lrn-handls station. loot Of New.
On tn street. near publis landing, - folievS- Co.
trsl standard line-vhiss 10 q mir utss clover
q han whOsiir. tire
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Cambridge Accommodation leaves Wheeling Al
1:S IN, Beilaire Sis ., IN Returning arrives
wheeling at 20 ?. N. daily sxceP; sunday.
1880 p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati vitAoat
change, With sieeper through % Cincinnati.
kAnesvtils Accommodation leavts Wheeling a
day
aoundsvtp Aeconnodanon lavs wAselins a
rs A. K Oh arrives Of heundsyiDs a i3:ls r. H.,
Dolly except Sunday.
Mannirgton Accommodation lea,os u t:oo T. =.
Through coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati daily
% No S. having Wheeling at s:2S An, irr.vtn, at
Cincinnati at $50 p. 4.
h o. sleeping can On Ill tAlonsh tratna
Cose connection nsoe for ~ points south ara
byuthv0t, North and North vost, nAkinG thu q de-.
srab,s route foz ecloatzs and psrsons moving 70 us
sreai sost, ard b vhsn paIt,spln ssrnusr 10
given.
Tickets 10 ell prineirai PoinN on als Q, depot.
Shaping oar sooomnodstions can - sssprsa % Q.
-, nckN onos
TIC BuRkk,
Ticket Agent B. D. psp>A
JOHN BAlllk,
Ticket Agent, under Mclurs Houss.
JOHN i. LANE, Tnv. Passenger AgroL
{. X. LDRn Geo. Pass. AsrnI
r. pEvRIEs General Agrnt. wherlint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22

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National Trausit certificates opened at
76c; highest 76!c; lowest !6c; cloasl at