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POOR PEOPLES PARADISE.
NEW YonK. April tf.-Whftelaw Reid sent
1la poor persons to Iowa Inst night; twenty
six adults, e1ghty-six children.
CONDENSED MILK.

I6 Tbs Edltor Of Ihs EhEta0o JabNne.
ELo1N, ILL.,. April I.-Tho Illinois CnndenBlng
Company opened their summer contract for
milk ycsterslay. Mt tho following figures, viz;
May, . cents; June. July, and August, 0 cents;
September, conts; Oetober, cents.
Tho patrons Of this Company, after hearing
tho prices offered by said Company, held II n,cot-
ing Mt tho Court House IN thts city, md, after
some discussion on tho subject, resolved to tnko
not less than Afns cents per gallon for tho snt.-
NOR six months. Thoso flg,iros Of course wore
refused by tho Illinois Con,iens!ng Company.
Our contract stands open until Thursday noon.
II. LEs BORDEN, Superintendent.
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snsd to asc nt!nR The f.,ncr"l of thclT lasr cnm,
GWssnS W'';,.td e. r. y senc7 A. rsnr ;S Sn
sa % sas iii eee siew Z oes ] % Se
;; G; Tosld n + tar i t s$s ssat Sss;sss;
,nont.. The n'cmhers wefc notttlca. q
s :ss ' at " s,c o%s ts"piy psycss G. sn nsP"'t eo: y
eie. .es ~ ss Ing ef e rescSs sss
apesy q q n .n "a se Nssaee L, SsS sea:
~, 5nHss ;; Rsnd xi fafrl,h IL 4 .e 9da,s Gnse
l'carl.,r!, tor1h o neart,orl, e Iakc, Gust on
on MlchIKt III Ia Dearborn avenue. north on
DcarlN'rt, Hcnsic To Division, whore tho pro.
fssss 'x Eaxf 5 ~ s' fSncra "a w 'ar, no
doubt be n, very lnrgo one.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A. o siock yctter;lay afternoon sI.; Cherries
Mnas iassl.rk. @ It this city, at tto rcsI,lcnre
e the, 10y; Father i,ol:s. raslor q g. Marx's
sefeo' sea; Slct S SenR staessc sfas onS 3
tSs fs I'm I'm i*s. se & tqs ri. ss Sc 5aa 5S Ps qs as e
ri crn' 'o. At Its Nr aud hirs. petsah is1t tho
CT ) cr. route l;ast. whcro thoy will visit New
II n6oat te ays w. Viii viii mike ther VIZ fcsidencc ii
". pnsal. The t'rido wns tho recipient Of mnny
hhnu8oand ana FAllAt!E prCscntS
rlTrSnUttH RIOT CLAIMS.
Thore was n meeting cailetl st the Palmer
cIaia,s agnitist, Allegheny County ior property
Tho attendance was exceedingly light. OWING to
ths bntl wcatlor, ind the oriEinatar IT tho eail
resent, Who " nbjocsea 81; to hSvins thelr nnnrs
sshhf M sSs H.. sa,'iTs t.
I b1 rlnt, Thoy he'll III informal discussion, Iii
incl, Ii wls .leyeope,l that .ho County of Ale.
nj rM'nd crc,ilnr, to claimants throughout tho
y y ssyvss Te III esd f st It as So sss ean1 e
Of atllcshnny fe Under obligation to pny llo
ee, IT'S " the dollar Tor all 1opcFtyG I'd Destroyed.
ep sta ss ea et n % thy eReaso is i o %
% @af', @ ,ss sd Il f s and ,hey a1sf s t q &c isi ss
pso t. f" fGsy.h1n les b@ w. taG nn
ins;u rrt1ce for most NJ their losses. and hnnco
worcs nut largely Interested, tut thoso who werg
Wss s tSna p9W WhSat rsRss sec.ins
gun xa,'on tho 1ncctng adjourned until Wednes-
day ,svcning at tho sah,o plAea.
I TIE CORONER.
Til Cnroner held tnrucsts yesterday. IN the
c,.a1 of Thon,as s. Dobtins. Jr.. who accidentas-
Is stn II himself TUESDAY morning N tho burt In "
sIiehi viii avente, and IN !l.e c,,so of it, q. Fred
tricks WIN threw htu,sclf from 4 window y tue
Of bntl which uycuts wore narrated in ycster-
III ths 'ea*e 81 yoinx pohbIns, the on',. nit
Hickey, li,s SERVANT WHO saw BIN pssiuE to tle
hmahy fsS M o,easa sss.e y eoachaa a n' @io @o
iast s;.se 70 h!,H: Their nyl'lenee eon, q.
1T my suia dnl lntenl his deulcar' being cheer
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, 1 ST, PAUL RAILWAY,


On md after Sunday, April 1, and thurcRftor
until tho completion of tho new union depot
corner Ntadlsnn nnd Cnnnl streets, which will be
abn,lt lst of October next, passenger trains Of
this Company will arrive at and depart from tho
"panhAnd.c depot, corhor Clinton md Carroll
strcots, Wcst 6ldo. rGoplo will boar III mind that
billwaukoo ayoauo cars, Oil Randolph stroot, run
dircut to this depot.
Chicago tckot offices, Gd Clark streot, 0rand
Pacific Hotel, Palmer House, und at tho depot.
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DRAMATIC, MOTIFS.

Boston Theatre,
The majority OF the New York critics
could fluid little to commend In Miss plxley's
actluG but much 10 eonde4nu; yet she Is pIay'
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MATRIMONIAL,

sp*sta& Dtspateh to Tbs Cattaqo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 1t.-Dayid Her-
ron, Professor OF Mathematics at Purdue
Agricultural University, and Miss Allie
Alderman, cue Of the assistants In the
, 1880-04-15

The Edrcdgo Sowing -Alachine.-1t leads
The world, at,t! Is tho best for YOU to buy.
Sold OIL monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-04-15

Ilntts Our Highest artists In dentistry: The
hcChosnoys beyond dnubt, though but 50 set
, 1880-04-15

Academy, wcre this evening united In we'd
l0ck, tho service l,eing performed nt the Uni
yGfsity. A g0Odty number of presents. .iS!-
md Professors.
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4 note from State Center, Iowa, informs us OF
the death at that place. on the 23d inst, of the
Rev. GEO. w. BAssETT, for many years a well
known resident of this city, but for the last eight
or ten years a citizen of Iowa.
Mr. Bassett came to Ottawa in about 1874, we
believe from Rochester, y. Y, or that vicinity,
and soon after accepted call to the pastorate Of
the Congregational church Of this city He was
a man of very decided ability-a thorough scholar
and finished orator--but failed to give satisfac-
ton to the majority of his congregation on ac-
count of his strong anti.savcry views, abolition
Ism at that time being unpopular with the masses.
Resigning his pastorate hc organized and preach
ed for a while to an independent congregation,
which subsequently became known as the Sec
ond Congregational or Plymouth church Of this
CITY hut which, as abOlitOnism became more
popular, was merged in the First Congregational
church
Quitting the pulpit, Mr.. Bassctt engaged in
farming, with Indifferent success, meantime writ.
ing and lccturng on slavery, temperance, &C.
whenever he could get an audience. With the
rest Of the old line abolitonsts, like Chase, Gar
rison Gerrit Smith, the Tappans, the Burlcghs
&C., he had mbibed the most radical states rights
doctrines, maintaining the power of any state tt
nullify the fugitive slave law or any other law o
congress recognizing the right of property il
man, and when the rebellion broke ont he brave
! IL stuck to his doctrine insisting, with Greeley
Scott &c, on the right Of the southern sisters tc
depart in peace. He maintained this doctrine
with such bOldncss and earncstncss that in 1872
he made frequent narrow escapes from being ar
rested and consigned to some Fort Delaware fo
Unreasonable utterances.' His irreproachabl'
life, splendid anti-slayery record and unQues
toned honesty and sincerity, however, saved
him from that humiliation.
| or late years his voce-ncvcr very strong
failed him so that he had to quit the pulpit an'
rostrum and lie spent his declining days in th'
peaceful occupation of tller Of the soil. lii
age must have vergcd close on to seventy. The
note says he died "peacefully"-a lifting cios'
to an exceptionally active and pcrturbcd life.
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HOME MATTERS.


BRowN.-A.J j. Brown, Chicago, was in the city
last Saturday, visiting his father and old friends
nereabouts.
GAMMoS.-J. F. Cannon, lately at the Bur
lngton depot in this city, has been assigned to
Batavia, Ill.-a pleasant location.
McNAMARA.-Wiliam Mcnamara, of Streator
has been made Drum MAJOR of the 18th Bat. l..
" g. He is certainly at the head of very good
band.
REED-Reed IL Co., in the Old post-oicc
block, have this spring 50 increased their bust
ness that they now occupy the whole ground
Foor of that buildng-an arched passage way
having been cut through the wall separating the
TWO stores.
BUsHNELL.-Theron Bushnell and ;. Ruger
went up the river hunting last Friday afternoon,
n the birch canoe" Getting above town Ru-
ger got out. shortly after which the canoe over
turned, throwing Bushnell into the stream. To
nang onto gun, take care Of self, paddle and ca.
noe was no slight job, but the young man sue
ceeded, losing only the paddle.
HIrCHCocK.-Harry Hitchcock has been in Of
.awa this week, setting our people mining crazy
with elegant gold quartz specimens from Colo
-ado mine in which he is interested.
GRIGGs.-O Oakley Griggs, who has been at home
some weeks in bad health, has returned to his
post in the Streator branch Of f. Y. Griggs's.
KrELy.-Will Nicely has returned from the
west.
BRLL-Will Bell has been given place in the
recorders office
MONAHAN.-Mrs. Monahan, Of Utica, died in
that place on last Friday She was the mother
Of poor, murdered Maggie Cuddy, whose terrible
death is said 70 have shortened her mothers
days.
Observation-Disclosures Bodenstadt Ger.
man poet of considerable celebrity, lecturcd in
"a Sale on last Saturday evening.
TRE.r.-T. " Treat goes to Nebraska next
week to locate
snERwoop.-F. 4. Sherwood Is recrcatinS in
the west.
JoIIEr-A committee Of citizens Of Joliet will
be in town today to take a look at our High
school building, Joliet being about 10 build a
house for the same purpose.
FRA,K.-The death announced by the closing
Of A. Franks store in this city yesterday, was
that of his father, Mr. 4. Frank, of Baltimore,
who died yesterday Of Old age. having reached
his Sith year.
DrrrENHoEFsR.-It j. Samuel Dittenhoefer'
time to be congratulated, and many expressions
N regard were sent him at Cleveland, o., on
TUESDAY last. For on that evening Mr.. ID. mar
ried, in Cleveland, Miss Hattie Elslnger. No par
;iculars have been received of the Wedding but
+; was doubtless an important affair in Cleye
lands Jewish circles The couple will make quite
a tour before they return TO their home in Ottawa
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etc., y, oooh oo,ntv IN c.use their resnective
hiit1.G Vi en ~. .outy av ,ri,v hnpa,vi,h
couhtlee 70 y. oi sauiEee H., ~ ioti ~ Tnoai
rnmmittcenen ~ The various townshps. voting
precincts or wards of any county the names Of
those of each township, voting precinct or ward
should he written down in alphabetical order,
and with the names and post office address Of
its local committee, shall be transmitted by the
secretary of the committee to the secretary of the
state central committee
FAILURE TO ORGANIZE.
O Hany local committee fails To properly or
ranize any township, precinct or ward within
reasonable time after appointment 1t shall be
the duty OF the executive committee OF the couh-
~ to appoint three competent persons 10 pcciect
such organHatloh ana report lhe same 10 'ilcsc
headquarters.
SuBCoMMlTTEEs.
10. The various township, prccihcI or warn
committees should appoint for each section,
school district block or othersubdlNlsioh deemed
most advisable, subcommittee 10 aselsI
in this work of organization, circulation OF docu-
ments, formation OF CUBS bringing yoters 70
polls distributing tickets on electioH ua!s ailu
performing olher duties cohueetco Will '"e
cause.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS .....,,;,.,
H. ~ "l De the duiy Of tne coun'y or
committees to encourage inc OrSnn. ., "!
clubs IN all voting precincts IN tncH iIsPc'u;,G
counties, and to furnish speakers 10 auu'tss s"lu
clubs when requested rive persons III anS
lowhshp may orsai'iIG ,f thir
ana upon tmer "Pll'"Itoi Wv, '''',' ,,''ti ana
county su'iI I"IHIou " lN III Va -,
bylaws aN prepared ny I"T st'lI NTn'lt
Itc' >"t ihoIc tlI,'u "'!e ~" 7'!''' '..S '''
one tlhe III Single No''"E P'o''''' VI ""'"'
HOME AND CAMPAIGN PAPERS
II. Recognizing the potency OF the press III
influencing public nina ana moldlh@ pubIic
opinion, the various committees are urged 10 ac-
cord hearty support to home ana campaign pa
pers, and to give them wide circulation. ihey
should find n place in Democratic homes, ollces,
stores and shops, and also, rs far as possible, Uc
placed in the hands OF the opponents OF the de-
mocracy, especially such as are believed TO be
seekers Of Il true political gospel.
EMBODIMENT OF VOTERS
l3. The committee for each township, pre-
cinct or ward shall call to their aid one or more
reliable democrats, and as soon as possible pro-
coed TO make a complete enrolment of all quail
fled voters in their district
IA. These names shall be plainly copied in a
book prepared for that purpose, in alphabetical
order and shall be carefully and accurately elias
sftcd as s.dem " 'rep -" nat" or doubt" and
Il copy thereof shall be forwarded to the chair
man of the county committee All known
changes that occur after the enrolment shall be
noted As soon as completed the result in mum
Der, should be forwarded by the chairman of the
county committee TO these Headquarters.
Il The enrolment book shall be in the hands
of the local committee for use at the polls on
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Die0.

In hIs l year h., home IN John county, Kansas.
ANDREW ". MOORE, formerly OF Fail River, II.
Andrew " Moore well known IN Fall River and VI
entity having spent the portion Of his life there II
the spring Of 1871 moved with hi family near spring
Hill johnson county, Kansas H. was a member Of the
Methodist church. and earnest worker Ia claeS ana
PRAYER meeriugs He honest and uprgh, Ia business
transactions About weeks before he takeH SICK
he had h- life Insured for $500 in direct opposition "a the
wlshes Of h- wife The los j. felt by a., Hho knew In
especially by the bcreaved family.
But they carried him from ~ to-day.
In THO dark. cold grave 10 stay
IL seems az though II cannot BE-:
on will he never come hack to me-
NO: hush thy murmur: bow Ia tfOd's Nil
Nngels whisper: His word i fulAlisC
fIe's promised 4 home OF rest above:
L. that home tonight Is the ono you love
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Cory BOoks-Thc Board Of Education seems
to have forgotten there is law in this state that
school text books shall not be changed oftener
than once in four years; for at a late meeting
they concluded to throw the Thompson copy
books adopted some two years ago. out OF our
schools and substitute the Scribner books. 1t
seems that few weeks ago writing master
came around; and as such went through the
schools, giving lessons (?) in the art Of penman-
ship; but Just before the meeting of the Board
he developed into 'book-agent," and succeed
ed in inducing majority of the Board III bclIeN
ing the SCrbncr books were better than the
Thompson books, and Of the necessity of 4
change. which they proceeded to make. The
value OF the change doth not appear TO most
people. The Thompson books cost the pupil 10
cents. The Scrihner books will cost not less
than - cents. The agent guarantees that they
will not cost more than II cents but as the fact
is that dealers cannot possibly buy the books for
cash in New York, Of the publishers, and sell
| them at profit at II cents, or in Chicago 10
prevent a loss when sold at II cents, the agents
guarantee is worthless. 1t is safe To say that in
side Of a month the Scribner books will cost ID
cents-Or 30 per cent. more than the Thompson
books. Are the new books worth the difference
Hardly, since they are really both second class
books. considering the technical standards OF
| fashionable penmanship. II change he made
involving increased cost, why not take the!best,
say the Spcncerian: The truth is, so long as a
| copy book contains good copy that is all that
| il necessary. Common school pupils are not
penmcn. Penmanship az an art is not acquired
| hy men or women under l. or 20 years Of age
for every man knows that his own handwriting
has changed three or four times in the course OF
| his life, and did not become fixed until he be-
came ''of age" So long rs good copy ia furn-
ished the pupil the copy book fulils all the ne
cessary requirements. The matter involves
money enough to the public TO make the case
worthy Of a sober second thought on the part OF
| the Board.
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Easter Sunday.

Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday, the Queen
Festival of the year. commemorative OF the Res
direction, celebrated by all Christendom until
the reformation when the severe Calyanisis threw
off all ''frivolites." This history Of the day Is
easily learned from the encyclopedias But
vast amount of iolk-lO clusters about the day
fast disappearing, however, in the blaze OF
modern cnlig htenmcnt. II would be easy to fiji a
volume with these strange cOnceits; and few
specimens may be Interesting.
Gregory Nyssen (33l-iOO) draws vivid pic
turc Oh the joyous crowds who, by their dress
and their dcyOut attendance at church sought to
do honor to the festival. All labor ceased, all
trades were suspended, the husbandman threw
down his spade and plough and put on holiday
attire, the very tavern-kecpcrs left their gains.
The roads were empty Of travellers, the sea Of sail
ors. The mother came 10 church with the whole
band Of her children and domestics, her husband
and the whole family rejoicing with her.
In this state OF things a clear Easter day Wa.
very important matter Ia the whole Christian
world, and the folklore" about pleasant Eas-
ter is abundant the world over. Even agricul-
ture was governed by it
"a good deal II rain on Easter day
Gives crop Of good grass, but !lttlc %ood nay.
\ common idea of the Middle Ages was that
the sun danced on Faster days the old English
ballads put it:
Whose beauty makes the sprightly sun
To dance as upon Easter day
But, o, she dances such way,
No sun upon an Easter day
is half so fac sight"
In Ireland, we are told, 'the day before Easter
is, in some parts, called Holy Saturday. On the
evening OF this day. in the middle districts, great
preparations were made for the finishing OF Lent.
Many fat hen and dainty piece Of bacon wa.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, MARCH ~, 1880.

as candidate for Office OF collector AT the ensuing
tow election.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of ASA NJ
HOFFMAN candidate for the office Of Town Collector
Of Taxes al the approaching town election.
We are authorized announce the name 81 MI.
CHARLES METZGER A. candidate for the office of Assls
tant Supervisor Of the town OF Ottawa AZ the ensuing town
election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized 10 announce r. P. SlTsCHELA ss
Candidate for Office ., Town Collector al the ensuing
town election.
We are authorized 10 sunounce NICHOLAS DoWSEY
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Dr. Marshalrs Lung Syrup is a standard RENE
DIV and will cure a cough or cold in half the time
required by ordinary remedies. Price % cents,
% cents and 81 q bottle. Sold BY VI. kncussl
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The transit problem has long been source OF
Lard thinking. The prehistoric man "hoofed it,
until he tanned the wild horse upon which he
rode, dragging his lares and Penates on poles,
G Ia American Indian. Probably the task OF Sissy
phu. or the mosslcss rolling stone suggested
the wheel That was a great advance, and SUBJ
..orent modes Of transit have been but improve
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Concert and Ball.

ON the evening of Easter Monday. March 29h Int NE
German Icdcrafc OTTAWA will gNca tOnccrtlu Willss
Hal under The leadership of Prof W Bcrmann 70 hr sue
cccied by Ball The music i"rt latter VIII he FURNISHED
IA, Wiss orchestra Tickets Of admission {" Concert ana
Rail ic for gentleman and lady; Pc for adrs ana c i~r
children under Y YEAR Tickets for tac al simon BROS,
and at Henry WRlthcrs
OTTAWA. March 9th, lSsQ.-iw
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#arrtP0

At ottawa. March 18Th. hv Rev. y. =. NcpE"reoi. NJ
DANIEL f. ALLEN, of Bruokhcld, 70 Ms JANE X.
BRlMER Of the saIne town.
ON the 2Ih inst by Arthur Loeb wood 80 NJ CHA ;.
T.. PARTRIDGE or Farm Ridge, :" Mis- NElIlf ,
SMITH. VI South Ottawa.
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the new MOLINE.

II runs lighter 70 the team, do's Wt''i Hnrk hln
my, bow can handle it with an-s- Inc uhp,t
rJcnrd SUCCESS of and rapidly increasing demand for u,
ouhlcStcei Arch and steel Beam l. the best evidence ''
4 is All We claim for H. and It II far superior t" any
other -ulkN IN existence.
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LINA AL sf.T"rI .ENIENr NOIICt'.-Es'
TATE or SYLyANus Crook, DEC'D.--NOtiCe ~ here
Nv given all persons interested III said estate that the u
dcrsgned ExccutrX of the last will and testament OF sad
Syvanus Crook deceased will appear before the Gou
~ Court the county Of La Sale and state OF Illinois,
nj the County Court House Ottawa, IN said county, on
Monday the 18Th day of April 1880 far the purpose
OF rendering II her proceedings In the admins
tratiun OF said estate for the final settlement
Dated at ottawa, this 18th day Of March 1850 oo,.
ELIZABETH {. CROOK,
krrrsr. p W SrOCKsLFGER FNecutriN
CLERK County Court. La Sale 60. III, NAr@'5"
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I NOLLOWING ARE THE
TOTAL DISBU RSEMENTS

On account of the Several Departments Of the city OF OF
wa from the beginning of the present rnunc..
pal year to date Of This report
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Browns Spring Cu|tivator

I, 1B1Lf IaUleiH6Ht that am rank 10 'dy 10 Oih'F
deGfr IN Odrd has haf az good See II before ny
in, an Old stylo such ~ Black hawk hampton The
Ri.OWN il the only Cuynor mat Il DRAFT mango IL us'u
pnn and the uny CultNator That hiss any right 10 use
either hy manufacturers Or farmers have got 10 hhu
single farmer yet TINT has not pronounced ia 'PD 20
ND Oj styl, r,ILrdtOyy | Will furnish You Gopher ~
for 81 equal any Gop.r that dealers as you
far J11gIIl UdrrOT. The Artg1 PtdHttr. me Ne"
ps0,id HOtdrg PIdHtsr, The Tg't StQiHDtp hGAe ana
StseI Bfln OidGroEHd Piocy IN fact all The implements
| ..r are u.>>. STYLES and the latest iin oN"-
lu.ut- Al Old Style CultiNniUrf wood ana IRON hta
now es etc such other dcalcrs sell VIII sell N"n 81
cost ST. c- they must give way To implements hh -"
new principles Call Oh me, At
100, I52 4 l54 Main Street,
And zee TO- ,ollrselC And 70 any man ie- y"u sell lnir
rr pools h. doe. ~ Iuiurr my business, and hope ~
thar means 70 benefit kunscIi.
J.E. PORTER.
Ottawa March l2'h $50.
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FOR SALE.

-Four lots by 100 feet each, containing cellar well. els
tern Barn also cherry apple and pear trees ana oer
small fruits. For particulars call At Ed H. SailHs
Cigar Store. harS'iWo
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-. II should be the duty of the committee of
each voting precinct, township or ward 10 see
that some one whom they place confidence in re-
mains at the voting place until the result of the
election has been announced, and then at once
proceed to give such result to the chairman Of
county central committee, whose duty it shall
he to transmit the same to the secretary of the
..qte central committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-27
Church Notes.

The next meeting Of the Winchester
Presbytery will take place at Bunker Hill
berkeley county, beginning April Dist
Passion Week services will be continu-
ed in Zion Episcopal Church as follows:
Thursday, Holy Communion, 7.SO 7. n.
Good Friday, at II A. NJ, and 7:3O 7. ~
Easter Even, Holy Baptism, at I NJ
yesterday, Confirmation, at II a, NJ:
yesterday, Children's Festival, a.S0P. A.
Bishop peterkin will be present.
The Valley Con5ocation of Episcopal
Clergymen will meet in Martinsburg
next Wednesday, Sl,t inst. The opening
services will be a, Il O'Clock when the Holy
Communion will be administered. During
the week there will he services every night.
at Z so. and every morning at II o'clock -
On sunday the Bishop Of the Diocese VIII
preach morning and night and administer The
sacred rite Of Confirmation.
Rev. 2 s Highley, who succeeds Rev
\. NJ. Cackey on jefferson Circuit. preached
at White Hluse AMI Bsuah on Sunday very
acccp,ably to good congregations. The alter
noon being pleasant, quite number of persons
from Cnarlestown went to Beulah TO hear him
and were pleased.