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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-21
IL RAILROAD, -
Arrangements Of Passenger Trains on and al,e
SUNDAY, May II, l6oO.
q READING RAILROAD
READINo a CN,.IrMprA Drvvnyo,e


On ana afaer sunday, June 70, lsse, trains
For Reading and Intermediate points, wees
days. !to q. M, i2'ao, ass p. M; Sunday, - Z.
" FOR T Piiiladelphia, week days, 10 .. M, iAs,
I For New @ YORK va s' Phiiiadelphia, week .aayu,
." yS1 M New wy; Sors r. Sis u ~ Allentown. wsss aAya
70! Allentown. week days, nAo 4. m. -
10! Pottsyiiie, week days. 7aoa. M. 80 ?. -
I%i For f.sSalda, ban 81 Week days, 7oo .. M. iasI -
: FOR FOR Harrisburg, week days 7So q. m, In.
S?S p. m. Sunday, 806 g. N.
7ss s T. ny Sunday %Sst so S1Si = sn va : NJ
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER
Leave Reading, week days, 7:2O, ll:do q uosss
o11 leave % isiiaSsipha a. Week days. + Ii aio. no
i Leave @ New lev York via M Mpnilsaelphi4. wssk days
Leave New York via Allentown. week days
Leave Allentown. week days, S47 .. n. S:sB
Leave Potuville. week days, $50 q N. 80
Leave Lebanon, week days, TIA Q. m, NJ
Leave Harrisburg, week days. oiS :. m; go
leave auarryvh,e. week days. sso. ii,so : -,
800 Sunday. 7:i0 2, IN; -
1.v. sES ghssiSas Dixlsios ..:.
For Atlantic City, week days, ezp..,
p. M; Accommodation, 500 .. n. and SI5t
@ s &c. % Sso sana.s ma: Acsas%modasiSn. Asass ss "a Ss
sss A:9s & e;ss Sssss
. (. q. ssS sas az ss p % M AfsS% sSns Se.sHs; ss
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.R. NATHoRST, DENTIST.
CENTRE SQUARE.

9CENTRE SQUARE.
Filling Teeth and Painless Extraction Spe-
ciaIties New Sets made, broken ones mcndet
and remodeled. Teeth inserted without plate
and pivoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
To Dentistry will receive prompt attention, al
very Moderate Terms. Remember that Dr
Saihorst is the ONLY Dentist in this county
WHO Is a graduate of Medicine ms well Us OF Den
tistry. an advantage that Ia obvious.
InarElydSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-21
Honesty the Best Policy.

| In advertising medicine IL is best TO be hon
|est deception will never do the people won't /
Atand It, let the truth the known that Burdock
Blood Bitters cure scrofula sand all eruptions OF
druggists. Sold in Lancaster by w. I. Hoch,
! 81 and l38 North Queen street.
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WANTED
HELP HELP! HELP !
AT
RESTS

The people demand II. Tho world moves and
we move with H. Thirty competent salesmcn
cannot begin to cope with the trade we have.
SEEING Is BELIEVING.
Look Into our storeroon Saturday, A regular
beehive. And, believe MS, with all the trade
we have. we will not keep you waiting half 80
long as other stores will where only half the
clerical force In employed.
Our store In chock full OF Fresh Goods-noth-
ing stale things move too fast. We always did
claim, do now, and always Will, that we have
the Largest store, Heaviest Stock and Best Lo-
cation,
AS-IN To.DAY.-aA
Tcn-pound buckets No. New Mackerel, 81 40.
A lot Of New, Fat Family Mackerel. 10 MS TO
the bucket and 10 Mackerei to the bucket, NJ 81.
a lot OF Dried Beef AZ loc and l21Sc on. A lot Of
Summer Bologna nj DC a n. A lot OF ffne pfcnic
Hams at l0c u n. a lot OF breakfast Bacon nj
l2Isc N. zoo dozen Finest Canned Tomatoes
you ever saw, for 26c. 2 halfchcsts OF Soc
Black Tea, as a drive, at 25c a H.. one barrel Of
Prepared Cocoanut at lsc "a n. A lot OF Picnic
Plates, all sizes. 90 barrels Fresh Water Crack
ers, MS for Is. 20 kegs Orange CIDER, just the
thing for campmeetings. Lemons are high,
and this takes the place and contains no aIo0-
hol. Chase 4 Sanborn's Famous Boston C0ffees
the largest house In the world. We are their
agents, Cofices uniformly roasted and put UP
In 50D air-tight cans while hot, so as to prevent
the aroma from escaping The electric fans
again In motion. No hot weather with us. Fee
Mornin0 Ne'os and other daily papers.
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VI
Snyder has few 40 and so cent carpets left.
New Dress Goods at treduced prices, at Snyders.
Carpet trade booming at Snyder's. Lowells
and Hartfords at IS cents does the business.
200 Decorated Shades 40 and so cents. at Sny-
der's. just in.
25 dozen new Just Right Corsets. only 50
cents. at SNYDERs.
Don't forget the Y. S. F. fast black Hosiery. at
Snyder's. They are giving great satisfaction and
selling lively.
See the handsome Zephyr Ginghams for 10 and
1212 cents. at Snyder's.
There was no shooting last week at the Gun
Club grounds. For some unexplained cause the
interest in this SPORT in this vicinity is apparent
ly growing smaller by degrees and beautifully less.
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Christian Endeavor Convention.

The Ohio Christian Endeavor Societies are
planning for grand excursion to st. Louis. to
attend the National Convention of the organi-
zation. The state officers have made arrange
ments with the C. c. C. s. st. L. r. R., the Big
Four route, for special cars to take the dele
gates, so that those going from Cleveland and
vicinity over the Gallon branch will meet those
from Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati,
and the towns in their vicinity at Indianapolis
and continue the journey together Rev. A. B
Cristy, of Hudson. the state pres ident. has
| charge of all arrangements for this trip and
also for the hotel accommodations at St Louis
for Ohio delegates
This convention bids fair to eclipse anythfn g
of the kind the world has seen, and as accom-
modations are already secured, those who delay
| o apply will be likely to find themselves home
less after their arrival at st. Louis. The dele
| gates will start Wednesday, June IL.
Perhaps more important convention for
Ohio will be the state gathering at Dayton.
June 2d-7 Beginning at p. m. when it is ex-
| pected the 500 societies in the state will have
from 500 to 900 delegates present to enjoy the
| splendid program that is prepared for them
| Arrangements have also been made with the
managers of Lakeside assembly for a Christian
Endeavor day with two platform meetings and
conference meetings on Thursday July "a.
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LEGAL NOTICE

- =. l,,-,o) Diantha Wilson, PHI,
The STATE of OhtO
Portage county, S. John A Wilson, Def't.
vOHN A. WILSON, residing in Washington,
81 Washington County, Pa, will take notice
that on the 21st day of March. 1899. the above
named plaintiff, Diantha Wilson, filed her Pc
tition in the Common Pleas Court of Portage
County, Ohio, against him, alleging that de-
fendant has been guilty of extreme cruelty
toward her, and gross neglect of duty for more
than three years last past. and praying that she
NAV be divorced from said defendant, and de-
creed the custody and control of their minor
children, and other relic
Said petition will be for hearing on or after
six weeks from the date of this publication, to
wit, March a7th, 1880.
SIDDALL s. DOUTHITT,
I126-6w Attorneys for Plf.
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McCall's Paper Patterns-the best in the mar
ket-to be found at
TFEETNcuFyT G, uoT
Wool Growers, AssociatIou.

The Portage County Wool Growers Assocfa-
tion held an interesting meeeing in Citizens
Hall, on last Saturday. Sheep washing was
thoroughly discussed. Several who have prac-
ticed shearing without washing, for one, two
or three years, have decided to wash this year.
First, because the rule of one third off for un-
washed WOOL is. in most cases. exhorbitant and
unjust; and second. because buyers are deci-
dedly unwilling to handle such wool A few,
however, will shear in the dirt, principally be
cause they believe the sheep will do much better
to have the wool taken OF early. One grower
reported his wool already of, he having finish
ed shearing the middle of april.
The opinion of those present as to price, was
ascertained by each marking upon a piece OF
paper the price he expects TO get for his wool.
The range was from S315 to 371a cents per pound
for washed wool, the average being about 35 cts,
An election of officers was held, resulting as
fhlloWs:
President-Wm. Fox
Vice Pres.-C. w. Bosworth.
Secretary-J. f. Babcock.
Treasurer-C. 2, Deolittle.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the same
place on Saturday. the 31st inst ,at / o'clockp m
Suspenders HaudkeI chiefs, Crockery, Glass
ware Hardware. 8 and 10 cent goods. Lamps
Jewelry, Lunch and Market Baskets, Dairy
Pans and Pals.
EoPE NOVELTY STORE,
RaVenna, o.
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Garden,
Hoes beautiful
Crockey
Pencils.
Beads
Bats only
Revovers Fishing Tackle
Tub
Tooth
and you'll School Supplies Lamps
Oc Goods cut to the japanese Tea Pots Chamber Pals Wash
Matches Air Guns Shelf Paper thousands of other needed
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Jude Sabin May, deceased.
T1HE undersigned have been appointed and
L qualified as executors of the estate of Jude
Sabin May. late Of Mantua, Portage county,
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 1st day of May A. D 1890.
HEZEKIAH MAY.
FLORENCE A. MAY.
Attest: e. D. INGELL. Probate Judge. 1882
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WANTED
tuesday, May 27th, 1880,

the following property, towit
Three head of Horses consisting of one brood
mare one work mare. and one yearling colt;
one yoke of Oxen, one Cow, about twelve tons
of Hay. some baled and some in NOW; five acres
Of wheat on ground fifty bushels of Oats. fifty
bushels of Potatoes, twelve nice Light Brahma
Hens; Plows, Cultivators. and many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit of six months will
be given on all sums over three dollars, on notes
to be given with two good sureties: under that
sum, cash. ID. CLARK Adm'r.
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Cneap ExcursIons west.

CHeHp EACufbIOHS " VSIs
April s1st and May 10Th. the Erie Ry. Will sell
Excursion Tickets to nearly all Western points,
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good to
return 80 days
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-14

Doyou enjoy good cigar? Try the Cleveland
Traveller, at e. c. Belongs. He keeps large
stock of popular brands. including Sun Spots"
and " Browns Eest.''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-14

Miss Ida Reed will have charge of the Mil
iinery Department at Goss Brothers store this
oming season. 1t
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| DR.. j. Waggoner has associated with himself
his son. George j., who recently graduated from
a N. Y. city medical college
For the latest thing in Jewelry. call on
LEFFINGWELL 6 HOLDEN.
Marriage licenses were issued the past week
to James Ritter and Sadie Miller. Franklin; I;
VIM. B. Luf and Sadie Elgin. Franklin
The alleged mistake in the count of the votes
in the Kent Mayoralty. proved a boomerang
for Mr.. Musser. the contestor. was found by
jury of three men, last Friday in the Probate
Court A recount showed that Newtons ma
jority was exactly as alleged-2 votes-and he
will enjoy the emoluments and dignity Of his
position, without further trouble
McCall's Paper Patterns-the best in the mar
ket-to be found at
LEFFINGwELL & HoLDEN's.
Township trustees are authorized by law to
levy special tax, not to exceed s2CO, to pay the
bounty on the heads of English sparrows, which
now bring twenty cents per dozen.
The pet names of the four baby States are as
follows: North Dakota is the "Flickertaii
State" South Dakota is the " Swing Cat State"
Washington is the It Chinook State,n and Mon
tana is the "Ssubbed-Toe State.''
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Teachers Examinations.
PLANTATIONS will be held commencing
- at 8 O'Clock a. m. and closing at p. m.
on the FIRST SATURDAY of each month; also,
the THIRD SATURDAY in October. November,
February and April.
The examination on the THIRD SATURDAY in
February will be held at tGarrettsville that on
the THIRD SATURDAY in April, at Kent. All
others will be held at the High School Build
ing. Ravenna.
No certificate will be ante-dated.
Any applicant, known to cheat will be re.
jected for six months.
By order of the Board.
o. F. HAYMAKER CIerk
IOa6 FarlYille, o.
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UBRIQUE FOR 1890.

Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron STUD
Books of France and America American NUN
ber 5l6I French namber. 5s54.
UBRIQUE weighs over lSOU pounds, anu Is
now so well known as to need no descrlption
here His blood is the best ard his half-Drotner
Urbain owned by W l.. Elwood. OF ILLINOIS. won
Sd prize in a class of 16 at the American horse
Fair of 1889, at Chicago, beating Brilliant ana
other fine show horses.
PEDIGREE Steel gray,I97z hands h1gh Welgnt
1900 pounds; foaled May 15. 1883: imported 1890,
by nj w Dunham; bred by NJ Augusta Mace,
Canton of GAGE. Department of Orne, france.
Got by Picador (5399). he by Picador belonging
to the French Government, he by Favorl belong
ing to NJ Dupont; dam, Mignonne tb655). Dy
Rustique. -, e,,
UBRIQUE will make the season of 1890 as fol
lows. From Monday evening until Tuesday
evening of each week. at A. III. Loomls' one hall
mile east of Randolph. beginning May 5th.
FRIDAYS and Saturdays he will be at George
Dutter's in Freedom. one-half mile south OF
Drakesburgh The balance of the time he will
he at the Stable of S Cotton Zone m lie north o
New Milford who will. this season. as last. care
for and oblige and be glad to show him and ms
colts on all days except Sundays, when no pusl
TTHRMs:NSingie service, SO, to be paid wher
mare is bred and to apply on insurance IN cast
of a return To insure standing colt, $l5, to bi
maid when colt is ten days old. Best of care VIII
he saken but will not be responsible for accl
dents "A colt now from the best horse will, a
most, cost only from S. to $10more tn an from thu
coarsest scrub. CHAS X. BlNGhAm'
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The annual convention of the Second District
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
composed of Trumbull, Mahoning and Portage
counties. was held in the Universalist Church.
Kent May 9th. Opened by earnest spiritual
devotional exercises. There was a very good
attendance Convention called TO order and
presided over by the President. Mrs. Lucinda
Davis, of Courtland. Prayer offered by Miss
G. E. Burnett. of Hartford. y paper was read
by Miss Lizzie George. of Kent entitled per
sonal Responsibility" The annual address by
the President received the most thoug htful at
tention.
Paper, Franchise" by Miss Hattie Mays
grove, Cortland this showing much thought
and earnestness.
Noontide hour of prayer.
AFTERNOON
Scripture reading and paper by Mrs. Esther
Haldeman of Garfield. The address of well
come by Rev. Holmes, of the NJ. E. Church, Kent.
was a good piece OF oratory Response By Mrs.
Dora Dickson, of Youngstown, was we'll done.
The question box was ably handled by Miss
Burnett.
Mrs. Susie Ludwick of Campbellsport, gave
an excellent paper: " But on Have an Enemy
in Your Midst" well read.
EVENING.
Scripture reading and prayer by Rev. Mrs.
Danlorth, OF Kent
MIS- Ella Day, of Warren, sang a beautiful
solo.
The address of Miss Burnett. National organ
| izer. was explanatory of the work of this great
| organization of christian women; was full OF
| good suggestions for the cookery. Miss Burnett
promised a visit to Ravenna in the near future
where she will give an address on Mormonism
State Superintendent of white Cross and
White Shield" Miss Jennie OImstead, gave hel
admirable address on {" Social Furity,'' which
was very attentively listened to, the convention
closing with solo by Mrs Ella Day.
| The election of officers resulted as follows -
| Pres, Mrs. Lucinda Davis, Cortland; Cor.
Sec'y, Mrs. E. F. Sanford, Atwater; Rec. sec'y
Mrs. Dora Dickson, Youngstown; Treas. Mrs
| Estella Lindsay, Ravenna
"God is our strength and refuge, very pres
ent help in trouble.
l S---
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Escurial Vandyke Lace Trimmings

~ ~
opened particularly demand
had,
andro onts of dresses
Our OF Brccade
Trimmings kind.
Don't the beautiful things
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The latest things in Millinery will be found
at the new store of
LEFFINGwELL & HOLDEN.
Nearly everyone uses some Patent Medi-
cine" E. c. Belding keeps full line of these
goods at No Riddle Block.
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@BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENTa9I


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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-14

DR.. J. Waggoner has associated with himself
his son. George j., who recently graduated from
a N. Y. city medical college
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N~sy Our Silver cornet Bandl%

Secure Seats in advance. at usual place.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM each ev'ng
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1t is only in this way that business can be bu
and sincere and honest desire TO serve our custo
do, but BETTER, if possible, than any one else w
you WANT to come to store, and we will do ali
tain your good will and preference.
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All kinds of Jewelry repaired by
IFHFTNGwEIT-G HOJ

EoPE NOVELTY STORE,
Ravenna, ..
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been receiving things that hardly tell
about tell about
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-15
CHAPTER XIV.
ONLY GOOD NIGHT.

" Wen, Forttd, mare YOU got ~ he usNtu
Five more days passed, all too quickly, ano
once more Monday came round. II was til,
22d OF October, and the Michaelmas Sittingi
began ON the 9th On the morrow, Tuesday
Godfrey was to return to London, there ts
meet Lady Honoria and get 20 work at Cham
beers. That very morning, indeed, a brief
the biggest he had yet received-it wa
marked thirty guineas-had been forwardea
TO him from his chambers, with a note from
his clerk to the effect that the case was ex
l,ectad to be in the special Jury list on the
first day Of the sittings and that the clerk hac
made an appointment for him with the solic-
itors for 5:i5 ON the Tuesday. The brief wa.
sent TO him by his uncle's firm and markell
with YOU the attorney general and Mr..
Candleton. O. c. - the well known leader OF
the probate and divorce court bar. Never
before had Godfrey found himself in such
honorable company--that is. ON the back of
brief-and not little was he elated thereby.
But when he came to look into the case his
Joy abated somewhat, for il was one Of the
most perplexing that he had ever known
The win contested, which was that of a York
shire money lender, disposed of property t
the value of over eS0,000, and was PROFOUND
ed by a niece of the testator who, when he
died. il not actually weak in his mind, was
in his dotage, and superstitious to the verge
of insanity. The niece to whom all the prop
erty was left-to the exclusion of the son and
daughter of the deceased, both married and
living away from home-stayed with tn
testator and looked after him. Shortly be
fore his death. however he and this niece had
violently quarreled on account of an intimacy
which the latter had formed with a married
man of bad repute, who was discharged
LAWYERS clerk. So serious had been the quar-
rel that only three days before his death the
testator had sent for a lawyer, and formally,
by means of codicil, deprived the niece of a
sum of e.. 900 which he had left her, all the
rest of his property being divided between
his son and daughter. Three days afterwards
however. he duly executed a fresh will. in the
presence of two servants. by which he left all
his property to the nice. to the entire exclu
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MRS. ROSETTA C. BUXTON

Who lives in the town of Pascoag, II.
L.. saws II have taken Browns Sar-
saparilla and know it is just as good
as it is claimed to be-" Mrs. n. +.
Ramsdell, West Thompson, Conn /,
writes 1--WE use Browns Sarsaparil-
la in our family. An old lady over 50
years is taking it and it has worked
charms on her." Here is found home
testimony; investigate it; you will
find it worth your while to do so.
There is nothing like Browns Sarsa-
parilla for all forms OF kidney disease.
Mrs. w. W. Rider, Oneco, Conn,
Feb. 2S, 1889: 81 have taken your
medicine and know it to be good. II
YOU have a dull bearing down pain,
extending down the inside of the leg
TO the knees, having feeling as though
YOU were broken in two, backache or
tired. all-gone feeling, you may be
assured you have kidney disease and
unless help is obtained you will grow
worse until you are beyond relief.
When you have the first symptoms OF
kidney disease obtain and take Brown s
Sarsaparilla il will do you good and
will cure when every other remedy
fails. Browns Sarsaparilla Is moi
genuine unless made by Ara Warren
4 Co., Bangor, Me.
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VERMONT RAILROAD
Commencing Sunday, October 18th, 1881
..oTNG SOIJTH

Commencing Sunday, October 9th, 1883.
GOING SOUTH
Trains leave RANDOLPH as follows
q IA, a M. Night Express from 0gdensburg, MOI,
treal and the west, for Boston lower anu ~
New England points. Sleeping cars ior BOG 9s
ton via lowell, also for Springfield runs usly
SUNDAYS included Montreal TO Boston wa
,ax- = M. Mai from 81. Adams and Burlington ioi
'o' Rosion via Lowell and Fitehburg, for all
Doints IN New England. -,
4 a n m Limited Express, from ogdenspurg Mon'
treAl and the west, for Concord, ManchssleI
Nashua. Lowell. Boston; and New york. VIA
90 p M Passenger for White River Junction and
GOING NORTH:
O M a m Night Express, from Boston and New
$50 York Tor Montreal, Ogdensburg and the west
Slaening car 10 Montreal runs daily SUNDAYS
Included Boston to Montreal via Lowell
a. = m Passenger for Rutland, Burlington 81
Adams Rchford and Rouses Point
aoa I'M Mail Train from bostondWoIc ~
Springfield, New London, and New 7 ork, loi
Ruringtop st, Adams, OgdensDurg, monlIeat,
and the west. Drawing room car 70 MonlIe az
a al nm Fast Express, from Boston Ioi
Montreal and West. Pullman falace Steep
ing car attached running through TO ChiaAge
without change. ,.. g.. al.
Through tickets for Chlcago' anu 'he "ess 'o' '~'
all the principal stations. An, ryop4pr
s. W. CUMMINGS, .. ". nv -, N.ns
Gen. Passenger Agent
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The Randolph National Bank,
West Randolph, VT.
rganired Is15. Assets. almost saOO, OOO

Organized 1878. Assets, almost s2oo,oo"
A General banking and exchange business
done and COLLECTIONS promptly made.
Sight drafts ON England Ireland and scot
land and letters Of Credit furnished.
The deposits and general business OF this
hank are constantly and rapidly increasing.
The location at such central point Tor bust
ness convenience enables our customers ~
every direction 10 transact business with us by
telegraph, telephone, mail or express, ana get
returns the same day. ,
The accounts Of business men solicited; 10
which prompt attention will be given.
To individuals having money ON hand want
mo ! favorable chance for investment, we OF
fer perfectly secure place for their money,
for which certificates Of deposits, payable on
demand will be issued. GO
Assistance will be given in obtaining oaie
Investments for our patrons.
WIN. III. DUBOIS. President,
John w. ROWELL, Vice-President,
RI. DUBOIS. Cashier.
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