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directors re Messr'. Hamr'on' ,,h Will vii make
Horne, cad Dsbucy. rms ~"y effort TO
rstp e ,h ser defest 10 rs by WASHINGTON
Pad Lee. -, fa,h has also been re-
une nv, vitb the FOLLOWING officers
organizea' VI" H. Andrews; vsce.P President,
riey% Hughes; Secretary. A. 3; POPE ,, g
, riosu LEV w. q. Page. Frank Hampton
!. ,hs trst captain. TIE Club will 60 ,a,e
r y ~, " ,mmediately for the Fredericks'
bn a' regatts, and It is not hazard,mg 10, sGf
ou.,j ,esynTe.s The opinion that they WI
a muin become yicsors on that occasion. .,r,
aR ms. ' .ea,her ts open, but very h,gl
winu "as QUIZ.
hours.
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General PryOr's Graceful Surrender.
To the Editor Of The Tribune

Sir,-In your remarks in tue Tribune YES
terday, after reporting the passage in the
Senate of bill removing his political dis
abilities, you saw, General Pryor is one Of
the last OF the erring brethren to resume
his place as a citizen You might very
iu,tly have added that he was one OF the
first to accept the situation with grace and
dignity after the surrender. and, Instead OF
spending the remainder OF his life 10 the
indulgence cf the revengeful feelings
Characteristic Il 80 macy OF The disappointed
southern leaders, touk up his residence,
and resumed the practice Of his profession
among rs, and 10 his associations with
them, both socially and professionally, has
won the respect and confidence, l think it
would be safe to say, OF all bic fellow
citizens. REPUBLICAN,.
Brooktyn, March 10. 1880.
I'VE think 30, .oo.- Edl-Nsp York
Tribune.
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That Seymour Interview.
TO the Editor Of the Washington Post

TO We EuHOT OJ WE " QoHWylON IO5l:
UREA. March 90. i send by telegraph to-
night refutation Of the uncaled for
charges of the New York World and Gin
cinnati Enquirer with reference to the cor
richness II tue Seymour interview published
in the Post Of the 18Th. II will show how
matters stand. Nv original interview was
correci-indeed ] had an interview every
word IL which was written By Governor
Seymour himself, which did not care 10
use. That will show how | stand with
him. have only TO IT iterate my previous
statement. Governor Seymour is not a
presidential candidate. and does not desire
the Democratic nomination. But in my
opinion. and II has solid basis OF founda-
ton, he will not refuse The latter II it is
forced upon him.
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LOUISA.
CIRCUIT COURT -DIscHARGE OF Two ALl"""'
MURDERBRS.
LOUISA.
,ro,x,snopdencc OF the Richmond Dispa'en'I
-. rorpruoreE March oath.

MURDGRBRS.
ICorropondence OF the Richmond Hsps.ni
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, March 24th.
Circuit Court has oeen In session mere
since Monday, and has been mostly occu'
MED with criminal matters. The Common,
wealth,s attorney entered . aoHe proscqu'
In the case OF Eliza Jackson (coior.u)'
charged with being an accomplish IN tne
WALTON murder. His Honor. Judge bar
ton. upnn dlscbarging the prisoner,
told her that while the evidence IN
dlcated her guilt OF series OF petty
tbefts referring to the articles found IN nef
house which came from the store OF Inc dc.
ceased) that he did not believe her guilty OF
the crime wherewitb she was charged.
Yesterday and portion Of to-day was
occupied With the trial Of william 0foomc
for the murder OF Ellen Coleman (colored.
In Jnne last. The case was not argued, and
The Jury soon returned verdict OF "no'
guilty." ..od
The parties short time since arrested
upon a statement Of the condemned prison
or Mitchell were dischargedyas no corrobo.
raijve testimony of MitcbelPs statement
copld be adduced. Therefore all OF oul
murder.rrials have ended, unless mitchell
should succeed i'm Obtaining new trial.
ALlQuIS.
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From Hanover.

Editors Dispatch "Slasber" mgh'
have told you that our new Judge bad some
negroes summons for iurymen for our ias'
County Court; that one evening" Jury on
which there were two negroes fa'ied 'o
agree, and Of course had u be Kept togetnei
till next morning; that. being so Kept 10.
q Their, the two "equals OF Readiu'ters -
occupied the same room with the ten un'
EQUALS "of Rfadjus'ers," and sat at the
same table with them; and that such is the
result Of reddjuStment applied in Hanover
March "a, 1880. UNEQUAL.
The above tells what negro iuries lead TO-
There are not many whites who Will favor
that sort OF r, adjustment.
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Mrs. De Bar, through whose Instrument
atty the public has been treated to series
OF ghostly manifestations at No. 46 Leroy
street, is possessed OF most romantic his
tory. She claims 10 be the Morganitlc daugb.
ter of Lola Montez and Ludwig, King OF
Bavaria. On account OF her royal pedigree
she claims several distinguished titles, and
has publicly proclaimed herself to be "the
Princess Editha Lozalo, Baroness OF Rosen-
thai and Countess OF Landsieldt." Her ante.
cedents have recently been socially obscured
on account OF the retired life she has been
leading. Her restless temperament, love OF
noioriety, and unbounded ambition have.
however, periodically betrayed her. lie
present husband Is an eX.congre,sman anu
native Of Virginia. He bears very exalt-
ed reputation for problty and intellectual
aitainmtnts. At the time he made the ac-
auantance Of the captivating princess he
was a widower, and in age was considers
bly, her senior. She, 100, had experienced
the golden letters OF matrmony, but her
lively temperament soon occasioned the
weed, Of widowhoOd to be transplanted by
the orange blossoms OF hymeD. Since her
second marriage she has been content TO
lead comparatively prosaIc life.-Ne@
York Herald.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

SUNDAY SERVICES DEATH OF An OLD CITI-
N-JCG-BREAKING-TBE UNIVERSITY
CLUBS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispach.l
MARCH "A, 1890
DR.. Hawthorne preached 10 The Baptist
church on SUNDAY morning last. AT night
he preached IN the Public Hall ut the Uni
versity before the Young Mems Christian
Association. His sermons on both occasions
we're able and Interesting. Large congre-
cations were in attendance. At tue Uni
yersi'y tue singing was particularly good
especially the opening piece, which was a
male quartette, performed oy Mes,rs. Gui-
gon, Wilson, Blackstone, Kent, Adeer, aud
Patterson.
At the Episcopal church the services in
cdeHt Ia Palm Sunday were conducted by
the pastor.
Rev. James A. WaddeIl preached 10 the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday morning. No
services nj night.
Mrs. Rebecca Ann Wills, wife Of Mr..
james Alexsnder,' died on Monday eve
ming; aged seyenty-two years. Mrs. Alex.
snder had been quite i'll for some weeks
past. and her death was not entirely unex-
peeted She was kind. good woman, and
her death is much regretted. She was bu-
r;ed from the Haptist church yesterday after
noou, where large pumber of people Nv
sembled to shsw their respect for the
dee eased.
A .iug-breaki0g" took place at tie Me-
thodist church last night. About sixty Jugs
were returned, and No. 4. held BY Miss
Matte Ma0n, contaiwed $32.62, thus secu.
ring the prize offered for the largest amount
secured BY any 0ns Individual. The total
amount was S70.l2.
The athletic clubs at the University are
again revived for the spsing and summer
sports The baseball club hes been organ.
ized wifll over hundred Nembeis. The
officers are: J. d. Wan Horne, president;
Il. II. Dsbhey. VICE. president; A. Lsrned,
treasurer; and Is. n. Heyward, secretary.
!. ,, Spencer WIS chosen captsin and The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-25

The UNPLEpGED TICKET "A Federal
officc-hoIder at Washington informs the cor
respondent Of the Dispatch that the Repub-
licans Of Virginia will support the IN
pledged electoral ticket. This is hardly
probable as here stated. II the Republicans
vote for the Mnhone ticket it can no longer
be called unpledged," for they VIII de-
mand not only pledge. but an assurance
that It's success is for their bencht.-AOr-
fOLk LEDGER.
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SEINE-TEREAD.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-IM
L. Offer for sac 600 suits OF Chambc, furni- u.
ture, IN price from $23 TO 5000, from the best r.
manufac ories East ana West, also OF my own
make together with fun line OF Psrlor ONCE, ant
Kitchen Furniurr, ana every article In the furni.
ture line. Aln. Cabinet Maker Supplies OF every
description. VIII duplicate BALTIMORE prices. Par
lies Ia want VIII save money BY giving me call
tsfiee and warerooms 143s Main street, near III
teenih street. Workshops: o, ~, and 20 north VII
teesth street. WILLIAM DAFfRON.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 9Th of February, 1880, a. Brook
land farm. fIeurico county, by Rev. G. III. Bea1
Mr.. W. j. HENSHrLL TO Miss EMILY ID. TOMP'
kI\S boin of inis city.
Msrred. on WeGn, s1sY afternoon, March "a
1880, al the brides residence Richmond Va, by
The Rev. Henry Mcdonald. ID. d.. MIR. JOHN A.
HENLEY. OF IiaI over county. Va, and Mrs. Gym
THIA l.. WILLARD or tbs city.
Many good wiz hes at end them
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Gideon G. Mckee is appointed postmaster
at White Hall, Frederick county, Va, cice
A. f. HYATT. deceased. A. W. Wagg Is
appointed postmaster at Mouth. OF Wilson,
Gravson county, Va, Uice f. NJ. Young, re-
signed.
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MInopRI THiuD.rERx OPPoxEHTs.--S ST.
L0uis. uvrei 70. Al = meeting fo-nieht 81
ibe comlaltter ii which ex-senator John B
Hendcrn9n Il ehslsman and Emory ). Fos-
ter q cfcisry ii YVES rtsetved that national
uoss.me<tiDg Of HfpublIcsns opposed 10 q
f1igd-sefn cend1dat, for the presidency be
eeIIed 70 meei II SC. Louis some lIue in
gey {ormsj cslI Tor \ meeting NIL be
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The Richmond correspondent Of tue New
York Herald reports the following as to the
choice OF the Conservative members OF the
Virginia Legislature for President:
Total first choice-For Biyard, 16; for
Seymour, Is; for Hancock, 3; for Hen.
bricks, g.; for Thurman, 6; for Tilden, 3;
for VOORHEES,, 1.
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a " USEM ENr>.
WILLIAM MASON EVANS, A. NJ,
THE EMINENT ORATOR AND ELOCUTlONIsT
WILL GIVE A SECOND EVENING OF
DRAMATIC RECITALS,


AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME,
FRIDAY EVBNI>G G, Marco &c. 1880,
at O'Clock. at Association Ham, for The benefit of
the Young Mems Missionary Society of the Second
Baplis church.
PROG CANINE:
David COpperfeli's COurtshp ............. Dickens.
His recitaIiong from David Copperfeld and Five
O'CLOCK in he Morning were inImitIble In their
way.-EUening Telegraph. Ne,o York.
IIle
wonderful representation OF the lowest suffer-
Ing and uost affect misery and despair.-Nsio
York Herald.
rive lNNh POOIc.
PART SECOND.
Betsy anu are Out carton.
How Betsy aud Made Up .................,.C Carlton
HOO'.
This charmingly drol episode from the pen OF
Thomas Hood Reets with a charmingly drolI inter-
probation FROM Mr. EVANS.
Concludicg win the humorous irial-Scene from
Pickwick Papers, BAkDELL VS.. PICKWICK
Admission. 20 cents Tickets for sale a. C.. r.
JOhnstOns, the bookstores a. PizziDi Jr <, and at
the door. As these rrciials are CIV, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Association,
members viii not be admitted on their member
ship-tickets. NH 25-2t
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nj FROM THE GREAT WET-GOODS
ANOTHER LARGE LOT, ONLY SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED.
JUST OPENED AT
JULES MEYER & SONS.

= cases BLEACHFD COrrONa al Sc. worth DC. 4;
5 cases BLEACIIkD COTTON, equal 10 Wam-
suit .. It lc.;
so pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWN at zoe,
90 pieces sTRiPED MARsEILLEs at l2,sc.
worth %: - -
80 plec, PLAIN WHITE LINEN LAWN at
l5c. worth Soc;
Is pieces BACK PURE MOHAIR ALPACA at
25c. worth 35c.:
rs dozen LINEN TOWrLSat llc.wOrsh 1890. !:
50 dozen LINEN TUWk ; at l6zc. worth 25c.
40 dozen TURKISH TOWtLS at 164c. worth
25c.: -
so dozen GENrLEMFN'S PURE LINEN
HANDkERCHIEfS 1T loo. wor h l6Sc.:
60 dozea LAblES' PURE LINEN HANDk Err
CHIEFS at 60c. PER dnZcu;
35 pieces PURE LINEN DIArLR at 1925 worth
100 RIAL MARsElLLEs QUILTS at 81 worth
$3.50;
$50 WHITE SHETLAND SIIAWLs at Soc. worth
1925.
These goods are very chea9 and VIII he sold rap
idly. Can early If ynu want bargai1s at
JULIU. My tR & SONS.
NH 19-eeOd 500 Broad street.
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III ANOTHER STEAMER ARRIVED
WITH AN ENTIRE CARGO OF
NEW AND SEASONABLE SPRING GOODS.
SOME OF WHICH ARE ST. Chilly DAMAGED BY
FRESH WATER,
FOR
SYCLE BROTHERS.

300 yards OF REAL FRENCH PERCALE at
l2% :, real value zoe; $500 yard, of IRISH
LINEN at 49,, zeal value Coo. 5000 yaIds
LINEN LAWN a. lie. worth soc. 500 wards
orALL Wool CAS>lMSRE> ~ 65c.. slightly
Wet. wor b 1928: 5000 ward. cor rONApE NJ
nc, slightly wei. worth 25c.; 1000 yard
5000 yards COTT0NADE at Sc, slightly wet.
worth Ice; 5000 ard COZ TONADf at IL &C..
not we worth zoe !. COCO wards wiGGINs
LINEN sHEt1lNG a Csc. lightly csmae,d,
worth 81 10 pi. ces er LINEN SHIFTING at
ouET i BF siisq ~'n At p pea V y.luc
$3.50; 800 MAR>ElLLES QUILTS AZ Zoe.
real value u % 80 dozen LADIES' HIM
20 DOZEN GENrLEMkN's ALL.LINEN
GENTLkMkN,S ALL LINT u HiNDks'R K.
yards BLEACHED C0TrON AZ To-, siiSa.ly
wet; $50 pieces OF CACHEMiRE ranging from
25c. 10 81 ner yard-,he target stock OF CACHE
Mitt ever shown a. The city; 500 pieces NEW
SPRING DRESS GOOUS-ihe lstest n"yeIiy OF
the season: 5000 yardso JONEs's and Ions
DALE s0FT.FINlsh cAMBRlC at much less
Than me resular price; 300 new patterns OF
HAMbURGS ranging FROM Sc. 10 81 200 new
patterns ~ TGkCHoN, LANGUEDOC, ard
Bktr TO scd LActs; 1000 pens 81 LADlt =
nnRRsY's .REGuLhR;MADE HOSE q, tic. ;
ag,d:. ii6sc.; 500 pieces OF fvtRL AsTING
lhRFs rom IRON , 10 Sc psss 500 new
MATING, OH. .CI.,TH, aud CARPET very
cheap: NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
from 12%c. 10 ST. 500 DOZEN TOWFLs-.ibe
chespe't ever offered IN Richmond; 1000 COR
SETS ranging from S6e. 10 81: will open on
MONDAY two eases cf DREsS-Li> I'm ransins
from l2k TO 25c. per yard a suIl line OF SILK
FRlNGhs from 30c 10 I'll; Laundriei ana
uDlaundriei SHIFTS ~ oid prices; T. ,RaSOi. y
add UMB ELLAs-tbe iatesi novelties: 1000
NAPKINS, slightly daps.ed, ~ exc 400
pieces NEW MADRAS GlNGuAMS; BLACK
aud COtORED BU NTING--a large ass.lrtiaep,
BLACK ard C,LnkED Silks and SATiNS
aud PEktNS-ihs cheapest offered IN Sich-
moad; 500 NV SHETLAND StiAWLS;
CHnCk aud STRIPED aua LACE MUSLIN In
large variety.
1t sYtLE BROTHERS.
NH l5-eod
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Judge KELLY, ~ the March term Of his
eosirt 10 Scott county, decided that the law
providing that county judges may Re elected
tor snexpired terms Is eousti;usIonal.
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TAKE NOTICE.
THOMAS r. PRICE ( go.
AT COST.
Complete lines M
BLACK CAsHMER =, BLACK TAU>R.
BLACK RU>IlNGs.
22l4 %. 45, %, aud C5c.-
reduced 49, per cen.um.
Compete HE
BLACK SlLk-. 9jr. 10 $3.50.
NO bogus SALE.
THE PRESENT CONCERN WILL 81 uf...,.
TINUED 18TH APRIL. leso.
STOCK MUST b SOLD
THIS Is THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TyIr.t.
FEHED THE PUBLIC w. PTgCHl>l
FINE GOODS For ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR VALrE.
FANCY DRESS GOODS At Boo. Ot mo
DOLLAR.
fe 26-eod THOMAS T.. PRICE 3D.
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WE. GEORGELEEAN DE. a. Al ~ "

WE, GEORGE LEE AND L. \. - - ,,.
w .,Ehs have this "a, torineh i". IN gr8-
PARTNERSHIP 10 conduct IA ne Vif.NtEAL
mond, Va, whore blfl r sid., ihs - -. f.r ias
GROCERY AND PROVISION "'S'N
perioj OF one year lTon his di'e. .,l b. 4.
GEORGE LEE l. thu general l1f'uFt 70. ,oa.
sAus DFks 1. The sp cia' partner, an' III nj, D..
bured the sua, OF isu thou aud dolat' - % o.
INTO The eoncei u. witch ~ 10 do business u''''
style of GEORGE LEE. ~, retrstl.
ESQ WI ckORGE I'm.
A. " iooV' h. A. SAUNpt""
state Of Yirginid. city ( R'eAmo"a-' '.,s,, cf
I,CmARLks u. WILLIAMS. ,s,91,, 81 6c,,s,
the ci,y Aforesaid. M the Slat f Nirslo'i, .spe
esr,i.v ,s.t .eorxe lee aus y \. ssnnNts, ,hl,
pames are signed the foregoing WILDE ,o DIV ~
tlay ack now lsds, the SAP e tefor~ " - :. ile
city: ana do narihe- csr.ify that GeSrss ssaalc,
same Time made o,th p.fors ne a. T. .um Of 80
h., actually paid 10 him IN esso We VIC o.,tnef,kP
Thousand dollars as h,s inpal inio 'u'
mentioned. -. ~ NJ sthrasi'
A. ID. 1880. tHAkLtS " "a,.ry rG5BS'
15-6w
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- JUL,IJs MEYER 4 son are no,

lg- JULIUS MEYER IL son are now
onenlng a LARGE AND HANDSOME LINE Of
NEW SPRINI 90 us. embracing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, al VERY Low
PRICES.
Every shade Of ALL-WOOL RUNTTNGS at 25c. (;
BLACK BUNTINGS from l21s 10 50c.:
BLACK ALL-WOOL NOME CLOIH
A new line OF BLACK CASHMERE at specially
low prices;
The late-t novelties in FANCY-TRIMMED PARA
SOILS and SUN-UMBRELLA>;
The largest anu prertiest lice OF SPRING HOSl-
cry ever shown:
New style LACE-TDP GLOVES and MiITS;
A specially cheap l0f OF BLACK ELK, JET, and
CHENILLE TRAININGS
All new spring shades in our celebrated so, 75c.,
and 81 KID GLOVE;
DOYLlES. ana TOWEL> a. Oh prices at
JULIUS MEYER < SONS.
Agents for Mime DcmOresrS Reliable New Spring
Styles Patterns.
WHAT TO WEAR aud PORTFOLIO Just re-
ceiytd. Sent 10y mail post froe. NH 10 cod
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GRAND VOCAL AND
N INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
LFIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 29TH,
AT O'CLOCK

Professor JACOB REINHARIT. Director.
Miss SWAIN. Mrs. KNOWLES, T.. w. HOFF Of Bal
iimore, Nessrs. CUNNINGHAM aud PLEAsANTS.
assisted by Messrs. HoEN. JARDBLLA, LUBBOCK,
WILDT, MASON, LESS, and ADAMS.
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Whole ticket, so cents; half-iickot, % cents
Tickets for sale by William H. Williams grocer; G..
NJ. l.umpkin. druggist: and q. ". Taylor, grocer.
NH 25-lt
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RiLL-HEADS.:e 80 q, 90 per resm, a,
~ the DISPATCH PRlNTiNG-HOuSE.
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SUNDAY SERVICES death OF AN OLD CITI-
S-jrG-BREAKlNG-TBE UNIVERSITY
CLUBS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispach.l
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I'm REMORIUM,

Our old pioneers are leaving US one by
one, and soon the last one of them will
have departed from the scenes of earth, in
which they took 30 active part. Jacob
Dittoe departed this life at his residence
in Somerset, June l4th. At ii o'clock p.
NJ. lie was born in Adams county, Penn.
near Gettysburg, on the lat day of April.
1901, and removed from thence to Perry
county with his parents and family in 1872
and residsd in the neighbo rhood of or in
Somerset to the time Of his death. He WAS
msrried 10 April 1927. to Miss Sarah
Cain. Their union was blessed with elev.
en- children. four Of whom proceeded their
father to the spirit world. Mr.. Dittoe du.
ring all his life was an active enterprising
citizen; not connient with the ploddinR
and monotonous, though honorable life OF
. farmer. as he ever considered it, he en-
gagged as contractor Of public works, and
had quite large contract ON the Ohio
Central Railroad in the neighborhood Of
Black Lick. 1t " needless to say that hi.
eo"h ~ 80 'esh"sy 1hu sstiituIiy COM
plstsd to the satisfaction Of the company.
During the work upon the old Scioto and
Hockiue, Vsllsy Railroad in the deep Gu
In this place, in the year 1888 and 1884, he
had much to do with the large and turbu.
lent force Of men in the employ Of Messrl
Fink 4 Dittos, and be more than any 9th
er, had more control over themp and did
more in his ksndly way to keep them sub.
leos to proper and lawful authority thar
any other man could have done, or did do
vi late years he has rested from ardrou
labor. and hss been surrounded By ever
comfort he desired by his devotional wifi
and children. He was one of those r.r
men who carry the feelings and Rener
osity of youth into old age. ana until but
few weeks preceding his death, his socis
~ and conversation was a. entertaining a
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in the esslier years of his life: The ques-
tion here arises, who il shere among rs to
fill the places of these good old pioneers OF
the county who have Left and are leaving
Us?
On Wednesday morning, June 18th, at
9 O'Clock, his remains were borne by the
hands Of friends to the church of Holy
Trinity where Solemn High Mass was
celebrated by Revs. Father Noon and
Durkin. Beautiful solos were Sung by
Miss Mary Finck, and Miss Ella Zinn Of
Wheeling, the latter singing Angels Ever
Bright and Fair" in an artietic rendering.
Mrs. Amanda Kullmah presiding at the Or
gan for the solo, and Mira. w. E. Finck
presiding for tbe Mass and Solo by her
daughter. After the Mass, Rev. Father
Durkin with . choir of Noyices from St.
Josephs preceded the corpse chanting in
most solemn and impressive manner,
with rich melodious voices grand old
Gregorian chant till the grave was reached,
when the remains of Jacob Dittoe were
laid TO their final rest with the usual con-
eluding ceremonies. Requiescat in Peace.
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-06-24
Dandelion.

If you are afflicted with billiousness,
liver complaint, headache, dyspepsia, fe.
yer and sgue. rheumatism. constipation OF
she bowels, or any disorder of the blood,
use DIR. Whites Dandelion Alternative. 1t
is purely vegetable, harmless as water, yet
very thorough in its action. Pint bottles
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ted For sale by C. A. Roberts
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-06-24

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bronchial s6sctions, neuralgia troubles
pilss, bidpsl complaints, and . variety
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