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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-05-03
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Strictly pure goods at Goding's.
New Spring Millinery at Mitehell's.
Listers Bone Phosphate can be had at
David Dyer's.
For SALE.-Some nice seed barley.
JOSIAH TILsoN.
A large line of grass and garden seeds
al Morton q Tilson's. tt
WANTED.-100 bushels OF potatoes.
MORTON q TILsoN.
To RENT-A house and barn on school
st. Inquire of q. II. HoYT. If.
For SALE.-A new buggy wagon; also a
one-horse lumber wagon. Enquire OF
IT, j. A. FOWLER, Exr.
A lot OF new carriages, both open and
closed, Just received; also few second
hand harnesses for sale cheap.
4w MOSES a. GAY.
Those wishing 10 engage pasturing for
their stock the coming season should APP
ply TO Mrs. Ida Mann. Horses and cows
will be pastured for rs cents per week,
two-y ear-olds for 10 cents and yearlings
for ten cents. Aw
HOUSE TO RENT.-No Fales st. Very
desirable tenement and location. Apply to
3w c. III. MONTGOMERY.
Il. L.. Bass has seed barley on sale at the
gristmill, as well as at home, 1t grew 80
bu. to the acre and is thoroughly cleaned.
Those having linseed meal bags OF mine
win please return them at once to the
Height depot. e. l.. BASS.
Chas. Ainsworth has ladies' and gents
macintoshes, rubber and oiled goods of
every description, on Merchants Row.
Ion SALE.-Pine, Cedar ana Spruce
Shingles, Spruce Clapboards and Brick.
A. w. TEwKsBURy a. Sons.
PINE. SHINGLES FOR SALE.-Small lot
nice shingles. c. f. ABBOTT.
Job printing, stationery. A. d. PRATT.
NoTIcE.-0n account of my deafness,
would like TO sell my Billiard and Pool
business. Everything is first-class. Good
location and fine chance for the right
man. Come ynd investigate.
M. L. CHADWICK, West Randolph, vt.
A nice tenement to rent on Howard st.
Possession given May 9th. Good garden
and hen house. G. Nj. HOWARD.
For SALE.-Or will trade for a top car
riage, good express wagon with thills
and pole. Also few bushels Early Rose
and Polaris potatoes for sale.
Il. E. SPIcER.
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Miss Lena Evans, who Is employed in
the millinery rooms of Mrs. Nathaniel
Bond of Barre, was in this place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Lamson, who
had been passing the winter in Philadel-
phia and Boston, returned last week.
w. w. Brown, now living in Nashua,
N. H., is here for few days.
George L. Spear went back TO his lum
Der camp in Maine last Monday.
{ Miss Bertha Manney is teaching in
Bethel Gilead.
The pleasant face of Mr.. VIII Holmes OF
Boston is again seen in our town. This is
Mr. Holmes third summer at the resi-
dence OF d. E. Cooling, and he is SO much
enamored of Randolph and her hills that
he can hardly wait for the latter to change
their mantle of snow for one of green.
There will be a special communication
of Phoenix Lodge, No. rs, F. g. A. NJ, for
work on the NJ. NJ degree, Tuesday even
ing, May 9th, at 7.30. The d. d. G. M. has
promised to be present and good atten-
dance is desired.
E. J.. Blodgett OF Lyndonyille stayed
over Sunday at the Center with his pal :
ents, and made this city flying visit Mon
day.
4 cantata, 'sThe Jolly Farmers will be
given, under the auspices of the Christian
church sunday ScQ0Ol ana WIN Lu6 be-
sistance of the choir, at the church Tues
day evening, May 10th.
Dewitt Webb of East Granville was
about town the 26lh.
Mrs Mary Blodgett, who boarded at the
Red Lion Inn the past winter, has gone TO
Mortified for the summer.
Will Bean has been at home on short
visit.
Miss Ada Stanton is convalescing.
The residence Of Mr.. N. NJ. Draper Ran
dolph's merchant tailor, is to be treated to
a new coat of paint, likewise that OF Mr..
Geo. L. Spear and the Dubois house occu-
pied by G. III. Montgomery.
The water commissioners at their meet
ing May LIST voted to reduce the annual
rate of water, for family use, from 81 to 70,
commencing April /, 1898.
Miss Edith Brassau, aged p years, died
Sunday night at the home OF Geo.J Prince.
Miss Brassau had been living lately In
Barre.
c. s. Emery OF Chelsea was here on busi-
ness Wednesday OF last week.
The Shepard Family, who need no in
PRODUCTION to a Randolph audience, give
an entertainment in Dubois q Gays hall
Friday night. A new Shepard, Miss Flos-
sic, at the advanced age OF four years, is
starring it this season.
Al the annual ettctloH Vi Cunuhy Scnool
officers at the Cong'l church last Sunday,
the following named were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: superintendent, b.
T. Lombard; asst superintendent, l.. G..
Fowler; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Blanche Sparhawk; librarian, A. j. Huse;
chorister, A. II. Beedle.
Miss Grace Sanford, who has been SO
efficient and obliging a postal clerk, tin-
ishes her labors at the postoffice June list,
and Miss Alice Hobart will take her place.
Miss Carrie Hanfier will soon give up
the position OF bookkeeper and cashier at
Thurston's which she mas held for the
last four years, and will go to Boston to
study music.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stool
Markets.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
New YORK, April 2j.-Money oil call easy at
la6 per cent; last loan per cent: closed offered
ut per cent Primo mercantile paper 6I1a1Opet
cent Sterling exchange weak ut 81 SJIIal $50
Sales 2S7 900 shares.
While the stock market WINS by no means ac'
tive much ilrmer tone characterized the deal
ings than OF late, und the trend OF prices was
distinctly upwards. Toledo Ann ArbOr Il North
Michigan continued heavy with further de.
cline from u down to l7A The weakness was
due TO forced sale by operators who could not
stand the risk Of further loss and also to the
alleged embarrassment OF IN official OF the COM
pany, who from time to tlme has issued large
numbers Of privileges with the view OF stmulat'
ing the interest OF outsiders In tho stock. Tho
bears tried 10 stem the break III Toledo, Ann
Arbor and In New England and Dstrillers
against tho market, but they were unsuccessful
The general run of stocks improved 4 TO ~ per
cent with the industrlals In tho lead. There
was good buying Of the grang0rs. Final sales
were al reaction OF X to per ceut, but the I'M
dertone Of the market was firm. Taken nlogcth.
or n more confident feeling prevailed owing to
tho GasIer condition OF the money market the
sharp decline In foreign exchange, the prOb0bil.
ity thAt,thero will DO no exports OF gold by
Saturdays steamers and growing belief thnt
the administration will authorize an issue Of
bonds lit should be found expedicnt to adopt
Railroad bonds were firm Sales so5i,OOO.
Government bond steady.
gtntO bonds dull,
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MEDICAL.
THE OPEN SWITCH,
an Esr4DLISHED S4REGUARD,

AN EST.IBLlSHED SIBEGUARD.
ANYBODY who travels by cars knows what
"a meant BY ian open switch" II is the
terror of railroad men, and the dread Of tho
traveller Itsvictims-killed, horribly man
pled or manned for liie-are numbered by
the score each year. .,.
Yeteyen the dreaded "Open switch is not
so widely fatal as is certain disease, which,
without eeasipg its activity for an instant, il
daily filling hundreds OF graves.
What is that terrible ailment? you ask,
Its Heart Disease! "But," you reply, con-
Gdently, ~ haven't any heart dlsease-my
heart Il all right" Are you sUREI
DIR. franklin Miles, Of Elkhart, Ind, the
distinguished specialist in diseases OF the
heart and nervous system, states that disor
ders of the heart are as common as those oil
the lungs, liver, stomach, bowels or Kidneys
though often unsupported. The reason PeO'
nle are not aware OF this important fact Ia
because symptoms of heart disease are not
usually recognized MS proceeding from this
orpan' but are attributed to some other
source. If you have shortness OF breath,
lutterlug or palpitation, pain or tenderness
in LEFT breast, shoulder or side, oppressed or
choking sensation, fainting or smotherln9
spells, your heart Is Affected,
al had been troubled with heart disease
for wears. Ny leitpulse was very weak, could
at times scarcely feel it, excitement would
weaken my nerves and heart, and fear OF
impending death stared me in the face for
hours, Or. Miles, Nsrvine and New Heart
Cure are the only medicinesthat have proved
ofany benefit aud cured mel, NJ. DYER,
Cloverdale, Md,
"NIy wife has been taking DR., Niles Ne!O
Cure for The Heart. She thinks itwonderiul.
She has not been troubled with pain or
smothering spells since using it, We have
also used Dr., Miles Pills, and wo find them
nil they are claimed to be,"-GEO, l.. FINK,
Philadelphia, Pa.
These and hundreds Of similar testimo.
mails are convincing proofs of the wonderful
powers Of Dr.. Miles NcW Cure for Tie Heart.
tits effective, agreeable, aud above all, SAFE,
Sold by druggists on positive guarantee, or
DR.. Miles Medical Co., ElkharL Ind.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere mrls.MwF4wy
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Ilrondstulia aud provlSluus,

CHICAGO April 2j.-The reported breaking OF
the European drought mndC the wheat market
weak hero to-day. III the wheat pit NJ tho start
the market was steady and there wNs good
dOhl OF bull news, but tho trade seemed hesltal.
lux unl cautious aud lacked animation. Hut
dCnlals OF aiything serious IN tho continental
situation .wefo icegraphud Rain was To.
ported over lhcro The clique was u
good buyer Of July all day, but showed no az.
gr,yslycneU, and seemed loslfous Of getting rs
much NJ II could without causing CxulCmOnL
Later In tho day reports Of rain on the continent
VI Europe aid Kansas, and the report OF the fail.
urv pi tho London bank VI Australia ucfca,oi
the disposition to sell freely. In the end, h1w.
ever, tile market closed comparatively steady Ut
slight reaction from inside prices.
The corn market ruled strong for an hour aud
then wllted GlOsluR NJ lanaC loss for the day.
There va, good business In oats, quitting with
q loss OF S1liC.
ltovlslong aCilyc aud hishrt
Flour dull
WnrAt--iash No 2 spring 7i9sc, No. y sprlng
Giailpi No, rcd 7i'Eo. NAV 72lta7l Sa52lcI July
7iA7lJsnN ,o. September I54a1Oisa75lgo
CORs--Cdsh NJ. . axe, April ~ GaiiiiaiiAc.
May hs6alnil1Sci September 4lAaittaiUsN
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onn Mny mo- Ile lInppy

Ia at all times to attend to the com.
forts Of your family. Should any one
Of thcm catch q slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call at onCo OH
tho Logan Drug %, sole agents, and
got trial bottle Of 0tto'a Cure, tho
great German remedy, FREQ, We give
II away to provo that VIC have q sure
cure for coughs. colds, asthma, con.
sumption, and all disensos Of tho throat
and lungs. Largo siZes 50c. !
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Horse nn1 NInlo NInrket.

CrYcrSYArI, o., April 22-The demand has
been good for the better qualities Of all classes,
and, IN fact ali stock has sold rapidly. With ar.
rivals barely sufficient to meet tho requirements
OF tho trade prices have been well maintained.
Heavy draft horses good, Sl8jal65; extra sl05a
l9j: medium draft horses, good S00all0; extra
sll0Al35; saddle and driving horses, good. SsOa
10; extra sll0alIS southern horses. good Sl0agO;
extra S9OallO streeters S70a9Oj plugs Slba55;
Mules-Sixteen to sixteen aud half hands good
Sl5lal6i; extra sl65alS0; extra fifteen and hall
extra fifteen to fifteen aud half hands good,
S9jallO extra SllOala1; extra fourteen and half
10 fifteen hands good, s11ASO, extra SsOnV1; extra
fourteen to fourteen aud u half hands, good, SJO
AGO. extra sGOa7O, plugs S9jab5.
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tho week, notably hogs. Fair supply and de-
Cditis-Ex,ra, 1000 to 1900 lbs. 4%a4.S5c;
good 900 to 900 lbs 4i0ai &c; good, 800 to 90
lbs, 4Aa4Ic; fair, 700 to 800 lbs. Iai4c; common,
600 to 700 lbs. Slsaic; bulls, 2Aa3,1c; cows
u H6sgi-Extra 7a7Aci good, OHa7c; common,
SReetti-Extra. 4l4aihc: good, 4aiAc; com.
mon 2&a3ISc lambs, 5aGc,
Fresh Cors-s9OaSO calves 4]Sa5Ac.
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EAST LIBERTY. April 25-Cattlc receipts 100
head; shipments $50 head; market steady at
yesterdays prices Hogs, receipts l,lGg head;
shipments l,lOO head; market active; Phil4del
100; pigs aud common Workers 81 2bn7 70. Sheep
receipts 1000 head; shipments 500 head: market
steady at yesterdays prices.
CHICAGO. April 2G-Cattle receipts. 5000 head;
shipments 1900 head; market steady; medium
steers s. 2ja6 49, Texans s. 25ai 10; cows 81 0Qai %
Hogs, receipts 10 900 head: shipments 7.00Ohead:
market brisk and higher: mixed and packers
81 bOa7 20; heavy weights 81 7ja7 50.
CINcISNATI. April 95,-Hogs 50 7ja7 IS; receipts
5000 head; shipments 5000 head.
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IN QUIET RAYS.

LippfneotpS Magazine
In quiet bays By storms unspent
moor my boat with calm content
lsuught OF yora the deep, wide sea;
The tempest set my spirit free,
loved 10 match my puny power
With Nature In her stoTnliesI hour,
INT now bring my little boat
In quiet bays, TO DRIFT and uo4t
Idly upon the idle tide;
The sea for me Is all too wldei
seek no more my spirits mate.
The awful, wInd-swept sea oil tate,
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oAr.cash No 2s.c Nav ? y, la ssSss
RYR-No 2, Ole,
BARLEY-NO ., &c,
FLAXsgRD-Sl u,
Mes PoRK-Cash $3.50; May sl7 55als Goals l5
July 81 s2gsais 6ials 421ai September SIS lVa
LGRD-Cassh $40 21alO %; May $40 O!IsalO 22}sa
lo24l4i July $40 l5alO 4Oal0 S7}s September sloSo
SHORT ' RIRs-Cash 50 9Oa9 O5; MAY % 75ao 92I5a
900: July 50 G7lng 92lEaq %; September 81 liza
lOOoa9 g5ls; shoulders - 75alO Co., short clear
$40 2jAl0 30.
WHlsRY-sl IT,
BuTTER-Firm; creamery ?2aS2ci dairy 9?a29c.
ES6s-QHIet u 1875,
NEW York, April 26-Flour. receipts 1000
baFrGlsi exports 1900 barrels: sales 90 barrels;
market steady and quiet Wheat, receipts w.
0O( bushels exports l2l0OO bushels safes S,.s,.
spot market firm; No. 2 northern 500; options
less active; No. 2 red May 75lEa76l4 a76Lc; June
16tsa7I3AT7ci July ISAgIOaiS1sc; August I9Isa
70lsa7gl{ei September sylSnslaSO1sci October Si2s
0OO bushels; exports 5000 bushels; sales 7lb
900 bushels OF futures and l07 900 bushels OF spot
spot market tirmi uugradCd iOni3o; May l9a
4I4ai9JlGi July 1OatQ alOci August 6O7 sahla5O1lc
OATS receipts i20O0 bushels exports LOO bush,
els; sales $4,000 bushels Of futures aud 52,0JO
bushels Oi spot market dull and firm; MlyNA0
slHa3ilSc; Juue8lAc; July AAc; No, gChicHg9
SSISCi No. 8, SIC, Hay tlrW; shipping 7oc; good
to choice sjN0bc, Cut meats more active ana
stronger Lard dull western steam ana May
$40 60i July $40 IS; apprenticeship 10; PORK quiet
old mess SIS 75 new do $40 %, Butter quiet
western dairy 2Oa27c; do creamery !laSSei 40
factory 20al1c, Cheese steady Eggs quiet
western l6i4c. Rosn weak, Turpenune dull,
Rice dull, Molasses quiet Cohee steady anu on
% points down, sugar tirmer
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2i;-FloHr steady
Wheat dull and lower; No. z led April and May
H1sa7ilGc; June 7jl4q751;c; July 76%$n1G4G Corn
very quiet; No. mixed April 49Ee; May iOa
40Iic; June i9I5Gi July l94ajQl4o, Oats steady,
butter unsettled and lOwGTi pennsylvania
creamery extra 3jO; Pennsylvania prints extra,
wholesale S5c: do do do, jObblng @aSOc Eggs
quiet and weaker Pennsylvania tirSIs l5c' .
CINCINNATI, o., April 95-Flour quiet, Wheat
easy; No. red GO; receipts $500 bushels' ship
ments 400 hu, Corn firm; No. 2lniXed 4ic. Oats
steady; No, 2mixed Sl1Gc. Rye firm AZ O0c, PORK
trmer ut SIS %, Lard qulctRtS9 10 Hulk meats
Armer0t $40 00alO I9IS bacon strong and higher
at 81 20 Whisky quiet at 81 II. Butter scarce ce
82a3Gc Sugar In fair demand, Eggs easler at
l3c, Cheese strong
BALTIMORE, April 91-wheat, easy; June
Oats steady; No, white western 4l%c Rye
dull at G2Sc, Hay steady; choice timothy
SIS 20. Butter easy; creamery fancy &C. Eggs
quiet at lac, Coffee quiet ut TIC Sugar steady
TOLEDO, O., April 25-Wheat active; No cash
and April 701@c; May 7lc; JulyHc August Ibc
Corn dull and lower; No. . cash and May
42Hc Oats quiet: cash 92c, Rye dull cash bSc
CloveBeed dull aud steady; prime cash aud
April 80 ~; October IS 10.
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FoR carache, toothache. sore throat,
swellod neck and tho results OF colds
and inflammation use DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil-the great pain destroyer.
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Illch, Itcd Hood

As naturally results from taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla as personal cleanliness 70.
suits from free use Of soap and wntOr.
This great purifier thoroughly cxpCls
scrolpla, salt rhoum aud all othor i'm.
purillUs and builds up every organ Of
tho body Now is tho time to tako IL
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NEW YoRK, April 95-with. the usual Rb.
senCe Of western mails on Tuesday the demand
for dry goods WINS very light, transactions on
the spot bGlng fcw and nnimportant.
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WOODS PHosPHoDlNB,
THERE is A MEDICINE

composed OF tho essential virtues OF natures
remedies, roots barks, herbs aud berries. aud
possessing marvellous curative powers over all
disease OF the stomach liver, kidneys, bowels
ma ma blood This medicine known ms DurdOck
nool lHtlorS has proved so successful In curing
dyspepsia, BiiouSnOss, Constipation, Headache,
bHu MOOD, scrOiuln, etc, that tho propretOrs
now guarantee II, and will refund tho price to
uhy person not satisfied after using the whole or
Iatlo OF the uTSt bottle II costs you but cent q
lOM III trying remedy which has cured so
nnily 0thers2 II also proves wonderfully sue.
CeNlnl ~ curing SCroiulous swelllngs aud can.
CetOllS diseases, convincing evidence OF which
VIC VIII send by mil on application to
FOSTER, MlLnURN& Co.
nniInln N Y
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Wool.

BOSTON, MASS, April 2j-Thc wool demand is
moderate. Prices arr unchanged. Good 55ajSU
clean TO fine; b3a5ic for fine medium: and Goa
81 for medium. Texas, California and Oregon
unchanged. Ohio X 2gc: Xxx GgaSlc;NX. aud
above 3ia32c: Michigan Sc; No, combng
dull Mt 8ia3IC, Ohio fine delalne 32a33c; un.
washed 2ia2Cc, Pulled quiet at 3SaSSc.
NEW YoRK, April 25,-WoQl quiet and firm;
domestic fleece Eao2c; pulled 96a37c: Texas
l7a!lG.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 25,-wool quiet and
nominal without change,
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TnE highest praiso has boon won by
Hoods Pills for thor easy, yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price %
cents. o
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NIetnla.

NEw YoRK. April g5.-Plg iron steady aud quiet;
American ST. '75a15 ~, Copper weak; lake
sll 90. Lend fiat; domestic 81 Vs. Thu quiet;
straits $40 o.
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/ SEQ that Lord Cranbourne, the eld-
est son and heir OF Lord Salisbury, has
recently been getting into trouble with
tho speaker and with the chairman OF
committees in tho house Of commons,
and that he has been forced by these
august functionaries to present public
apologies tor injudicious remarks that
he had made, and to cat, generally
speaking, humble pie.
Poor Lord Salisbury can hardly be
considered as fortunate with regard to
his children. For Lord Cranbourno,
whose marriage has proved Childless, is
ono OF the most insullerably priggish,
sei.suilicient aud unpopular members
OF society, while his second son, the
Rcv. Lord William Cecil, who will
therefore in due course succeed to tho
MNrqusate, is tho weakest creature i'm.
aginab o.
His tongue istoo large for his mouth,
misfortune which affects his speech,
and no Is terribly nervous in tho pulpit,
his shyncss leading him to say and do
all kinds OF ludiCrous things. Indeed,
tho slips OF his Obnormally largo tongue
havO become famous.
Lord William is rector OF Hatfield
Church, u parish situated on the Sails.
bury estate, aud worth $1,000 q year to
the pastor. Tho arrangements at this
church, by tho bye. arc very curious.
Tue salisburys SIT, kneel and perform
their dcvotions in an elevated sidO
chapel, behind u sort OF iron screen.
There is private entrance thereto and
TINS enables Lord Williams brothers to
"make tracks" without disturbing tho
congregation, whom his sermons become
too tedious MARQuisE DEFoSrENoY.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday, October |. lsJ4 train,
will run a. follows city limo.
LEAVE WIEELiNG-"0iO0A m, 100 a IN. 500
u. IN, 900 a. m 1000 a. IN, ll;O0 a M, i!'O) in,
100 p, IN. 200 p m SOD p IN. 400 p M 6.Jl
p M, coop IN, 700 p. IN, 500 p IN, 9;I p
in. II 100 y. IN.
LEAVE Elm GRoyE-'OiO1a IN. 100 a M. s,ol
100 ~ IN. 400 p tn., 800 p, IN 400 p. IN, 5,ll
p. m. GiOOp m, 100 p. IN, 500 p IN, 9iO p
M, 10 10 p, m
sDall except sunday
guNDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove A.
O.lj a IN. and Wheeling at / MI =. in,
H. Z WEtS1ERBER
ooi General Malngls
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EDUCATIONAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

The monthly examination Of students in the
Shorthand Department OF the WIEEL!NG
BUSINESS COLLEGE was held In College
Hall Friday, the 9th ult Glass No. gained
first in general AVERAGE; No: 2 first il
writing familiar work; No, first speed
in translatIng miscellaneous work. Then each
member OF class No. |, namely: Miss Nettie
BralnREd. OF saltwater, o.: Miss Carrie Stewart
OF Martins Ferry, o.; Miss Mary Ritter, city and
Miss Anna LinEan, city, passed a personal final
examination under dlslntereSted examiner,
writing lO0 to 100 words TO the minute OF un.
familiar miscellaneous matter. thus emitting
them to the highest graduating honors and 10
our beautiful Autographed Diploma Of tho
Shorthand Department OF the under graduates
number presented especially fine work In
typewrltIng and penmanship. In acquiring
thorough knowledge OF Shorthand, our students
make the quickest time OF any school III this
country which results entirely from the great
simplicity OF our new method, SHORTHAND Sim
plined," OF which we hold the exclusive copy:
right and which includes the best points OF
the Pitmanlc, Graham and MunSon systems end
over which our students are so very enthusiastic.
AMI
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Chiffon

clvqsSAu o., April sS.--cotton steady mid.
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~ pennsylvania s.a.lons.
IyygllsV!Val!aIIl Inns:
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F'Tt7IWFT NFFFH7- ~ HN'DI7

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WARM BT., FOuT on ELHvHHft NJ, WHEELING,
Al MCtURE IOUHE, WiiEELtE1, AND At Tui
pENNRYtVANtA sTAT1OM HHiDuEPonT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-26
Petroleum..

on CRY, PA, April 25--OpeneI CSC: high.
est 6sSc; lowest G7JEc; closed Csc; sales 5000
barrels: CoaranceS 720O0 barrels: shipments
5S6l9 barrels; runs Il, go barrels
NEW York. April 2j.-The petroleum mnrket
was duh and rather weak In tone throughout,
Pennsylvania oil spot sales none; May options
sales $4,000 barrels
PrrrsBuRGH. PA, April 2G-opened aud high.
est CSC; lowest aud closed 67JSc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-26

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. December 10, Passenger
Trains Will run MS follows; SDallY tDnly Ei'
rnni EnnhnY. ChnLrnl TlmN