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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-02-04
Farmers Attention.
AND DON'T YOU FORGET THAT,
.M.EN:N'sS
OLD RELIABLE

OLD RELIABLE
Agricultural Implement Hardware
and seed House, leads the ran for bar
gains, see below n partial list of the
immense stock in store. and being
daily received, all of which VA. pur-
chased previous to the iafe ddrsace in
prizes.
200 Tons Peruvian Guano, at market
prices in dry condition.
800 :. Bone Meal warranted pure.
100 = Turner's Excelsior.
100 Ammoniated Bone.
so superior Grain Drills" these are
the celebrated adjustable force feed
drill and combine all points Of excel
lerce known and. sell al more favora-
BILE prices than auv On the market.1
80 Montgomery Fan Mills.
&c Improved Buckeye Cider and
Wine Mills.
30 Corn Shelters.
500 Cucumber PumpS.
500 kegs Of Nails.
500 One two and three Horse Plews.
200 Tons Plow Castings,
500 Pairs Plow Harness.
TOO Backbauds.
TOO Sets of Single liarnes
500 Horse and Male Collars.
800 Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes.
200 ilay and Fodder Cutters.
1000 u Fodder Rope.
500 Well Buckets.
800 Mater
500 ) eel Traps, tho best in use and
very cheap.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-02-04

SPECIAL Notices. Proceeding marriages ard
deaths, VIII tie charged 25 per cent. in addi-
ton TO above rates.
Law y
Business Cards not exceeding Eve E,os g.
per year Every additional line fifty cents.
business Notices, inserted In the ner, .oi,~,
and all notices designed TO promote inaicid.rI ;r-
teTs"s' rl be chdrded at the rate Of fifty cent,
,or me Tst Hn', andten cents for each sucosed;.~
Hne for one reek.
All accounts for advertising are due at the
time OF the hrst insertion Of the advertiser eat.
a e,, should be marked the length
ontiaued till forbid or at the option Of tLs
epu'h'her ane charged accordingly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-02-04
Farmers, Stock-GroWers and Others Stu
dy your interest and Try
LONDON
CATTLE
FOOD.

1t has stood the test of 50 years in England, Ire
land, scotland France, Germany, and Will eNalt
It's own praises upon trial. As condition food
ii has no equal and to consumers the third of
the cost OF all condition powders. Packed in 6fb
boxes; price 81. Wholesale by wholesale Drug
gistS, and for sale by all Druggist and country
store keepers.
JOHN 5. KNAPP,
Sole Agent for the United States,
to =. Charles street Baltimore, Md.
MIR. JOHN =. kNAPP-Sr: | have thoroughly
tested the London Food, and can recommend 1t
to the public As IL good improvement ON food for
horses, ana Will uSe IL in preference to all kinds
OF condition powders know of. Respectfully
II. PRICE.
Supt. of Horses of Citizens Line r. r. Co, Bati-
more Md.
CarUllton. County Md.
February l, 1879.
JOHN =. kNAPP-Sir: have used the London
Horse and Cattle Food, and can fully reconi-
mend II to the public As a good condition food
for the horse and profitable condiment for cat
make Al least ~ per cent. more butter than any
powders | ever used. Hoping this will induce
my friends to try IL after which am convinced
they will bear same testimony rs To its merits
as do. Yours Respectfully
JACOB NJ HOFF.
Adams Express Office, Bal NH. Il, 1879.
JoHN =. kNAPP-Sir: The London Horse and
Cattle Food have made n test of, and ind il To
he as good. II not better. than any other Food
now in Use. l heartily recommend it to the
Public. Very Respectfully.
JOHN HOOD stable Manager Al TX. Co.
Mt. Glare. baltimore. March 18th IS7g.
JoHN =. kSAIl-Sr: | have made n test OF
the London Horse and Cattle Food, and believe
II to be equal To any article Of the kind in the
use OF horSemen at the present time and can re-
of general debility.
ISAAC O. II. FUTILE. sup. stables II. & q. r. r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-02-04
y Nj

1000 Bush. Timothy Seed.
goo Glover
200 % Orchard Grass Seed.
500 Choice Seed Wheat.
800 - RIVE.
This immense stock and thou
stands of other articles including every
implement and article Of Hardware
used by Farmers and Planters, will
at present as in the past be sold 10
my friends and patrons al prices so
decidedly favorable, that their best
interests will be consulted BY favor
ing NE with orders or calling when
contemplating purchases, don't forget
il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-22
The Railroad Runpus.

The INTELLloEScER few days ago an.
nounoed that the attorneys Of the B. & o,
Railroad Company had applied for an in
junction restraining the p, W. 4 Ky.
Railroad Company from trespassing and
encroaching upon certain real estate be-
longing to the first named company In
this city. The papers were served upon
the attorney OF the r., W. 4 Ky. road In
this city and made returnable at Parkers.
burg before Judge Jackson Of the United
States Court on March 18th, Last Friday
the cane came up, Col. Borgess. appearing
for the B. & o.; W. p. Hubbard for tho
p, W. & KY, and r. G. Barr for the p,
y. \ II. l.. railroad, but alter q hearing, q
temporary Injunction was awarded 10 The
Baltimore Il Ohio Comnany.
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zsHrix

The zsvely iorsefieS were The topics tor
discussion on all the street corners, and in
all business houses yesterday. Some new
Developments have been rumoted, but
nothing OF a tangible nature could be
asCettained. The authorities Of the PEG.
pies Bank laid The information In their
possession before the Prosecuting Attor.
ney yesterday for him to take action
upon and III h more sds .1 "a s,, Eey .RSt
Zeyely, az will be seen by reference TO an.
other column, is trampihg along the B. 4
o. railroad, beyond Cameron. He stopped
al the residence Of II. s. White, Esq at
Bolton, for several houts on Sunday, and
then left, going out the RAILROAD track
nfoot. Verify, the way Of the transgtessor
n hard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-22
CITY HALL NOTES.
Stray BeEsps Of EeWsand EOtes Gathered
RtIheaAFk,H

at the "AFk."
Council meets in special session this
evening,
So far this month the police have made
htty-thrse arrests.
Municipal Court met yesterday and ad-
journed until tomorrow at 10 A, N.
Chief Of Police Bennett ia proving him.
self to be polite and accommodating Off
cial.
Officer Junkins' nickname is "Brutus,"
Let's see. "Brutus was the uoblest Roman
Of them all, wasn't he?
There is some probability Of the liquor
license ordinance coming up Tor digcus.
sion at the Council meeting tonight,
Mr.. NJ. 7. Frame, promising young at
torney Of this city, was admitted to prac.
tice in the Municipal Court yesterday.
Yesterday mornings Police Court was
a whitewash-not q case being on the
slate-whiCh Is certainly an unusual oC.
currence for Monday.
1t Is said that the special meeting OF
Council called for this evening is for the
purpose OF hearing the report Of the Com
mitlee on Ordinances.
II this paper published a column oil
"tunny things to see" we might add two
deliberately carved comical situations
about the raid Of the police Sunday night,
Lieutenant Caleb Sylvis says he has
been told that he resembles Councilman
Philo Kimberly. They would certainly
be taken for pair II shuilled in pack OIL
cards.
"Tommy," the "maid" OF all work at the
City Hall, says he Ia going to strike Ooun'
Gil for a pension. This Thomas should
not he Contouudad with the one who wa'
requested ito make room for his uncle, u
City Receiver Dunaway and City Clerb
Bowers, who occupy the hAndsomest bOu
dOir in the Ark, cay they have big sensa
ton, but they will not give 1t away, and
their finty hearts refuse TO soften at the
reporters fearful appeals for chance at 1t
Officer Murrin pulled in a tired stranger
hailinR from Matamoras, yesterday, apC
escorted him to the lookup, and by the
time Police Court convsnes this morning
he will, no doubt, BIO rested sufficiently (
answer the charge sgainst him.
The special committee appointed TO In
teryiew the State Board OF Public Work.
In relation TO moving the city offices into
the Capitol building will probably per
form that duty to-day, A superficial ex'
animation OF the "ATk" yesterday showed
many cracks in the walls, and how the
old pile has withstood the storms 80 Ions
Is one OF the wonders OF the age. There Il
plenty OF room in the Capitol building ia
accommodate the city, and It would be {
graceful act on tho part OF the Board Of
Public Works to allow the city to occupy
q part OF the building-it for no other reS
son than from Humanitarian standpoint
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The Pittsburgh Telegraph has been Bkir
miBhing around among oarsmen in Pitts
burgh asCertaining their views about boat
ing matters generally, and about the pros
poets for sport for this season particularly
and concludes a rather interesting ,inter
view as follows:
"Eyan Morris was called upon to SCI
what was doing among local professionals
but he sold our men were always SLOW
about getting out and no races we're ar
ranged. There is considerable talk o.
matching Boil against Snyder and Dulgey
Of The Howard, against Hooper, Of the
Columbia, but nothing is definitely settled
Clator, OF Wheeling, talks of wanting q
race with Boil, and can have Il In a bust
neBs.like way. There are eight probes.
sional clubs here, and they will hardly lei
the season pass without testing each others
meLtle. Morris is In favor Of Offering a
purse for q race here between Riley and
Weipgerber, Of Wheeling, and said he
would not be averse 10 making the race
thtee.handed, II his rheumatism would let
20 long enough. He does not expect 10
enter In any races until late In the season,
II at ALL"
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PERSONAL.
Points About. People ut Homo ant
Abroad,

Points About. People Ut Homo and
Abroad.
Ezekiel Ball, one OF the oldest citizens
Of this county, died at his residence in
Triadelphia last Sunday.
Mrs L. NJ. Atkinson LETT last night ior
New York, for the purpose OF being pres.
ent at the spring openings.
Il. H. Black, the well known marble
man, left Yesterday for q tour OF the quar-.
ries In the New England States.
Miss Sallie Howell entertained mum.
Der OF her friends very pleasantly at the
residence OF A. Allen Howell, last Satur.
day night.
John Thornburg, Esq, the oldest citi.
zen, II not the oldest person in Ohio
county, Is lying at the point Of death at
his residence. near Triadelphia.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Mcclure House yesterday were Hon. ]. B.
Donley, Of Waynesburg, Pa, $. L, Boyd,
Of Glen Eastoh, W. Va, and John s. Pol.
lock and ]. j. Gill, Of SIeubenvllle, o.
Bishop Peterkin, OF West Virginia, will
otiCiate at the Episcopal church, Wash.
ington, Pa, on Thursday evening, the oath,
at seven o'clock, at which time he will Rd.
minister the Apostolic right Of Contlrms.
tion.-RepOrter.
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AssloNMENr YESTERDAY
OF Peter W. BOSIey, tho Market Stree
COnfeCIIOneF, of this city.

OF Peter W. BOsIey, tho Market street
COnfeCiiOner, OF this city.
Two deeds OF assignment were admitted
10 record by Recorder Hook, yesterday
morning, which deeds had been executed
by P. W. Bosley, the we'll known fruiterel
and conteCtlonor Of Market street, thit
city. The lrst Of these deeds assigns hit
book accounts and stock in trade, consist
ing OF fine fruits, foreign and domestic
canned goods, &c., to James Y. Patterson
10 DO disposed Of for the benefit Of the
Peoples bank, to secure a claim Of 81 800
with interest for some months, amounting
in all to about s. 500. The second deed as
signs whatever might remain Of his prop
erty to John o. Pendleton, TO dispose o.
for the benefit Of Christian Hess, who holdt
q note for $500 Bgainst Bosley.
Mr.. Bosley also owes n great many other
debts to various parties in and out Of this
city. He claims that his book accounts and
stock on hands will be sufficient to dis
charge the debts above named. Mr.. Bos
ley has been engaged IN business In this
city for many years and has been univer'
sally we'll thought Of.
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a. u5r!Ea po kiE5 iSElD ~ La
HJG 800 Washington street, Boston, and arc for ball
BY all Druggists Price for CUTICuEA, Medicinal
Jelly, small boxes, 80 cents large boxes 81. Curl
CUBA RRsaLvRNT, tho new Blood Further, 81 pei
bottle, CUTIcuRG MEDICINAL TOILET SoAP, y
cents, CUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Il
CentSi In bars for BarbeIu and large consumer, q
cents,
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RELLAIRE.
Political PrimAFIes-PersonaIA IentIoR-
High NAIer. &C., &C., &c.

High water, &C., &C., dc,
Misc HOSdley, OF Evansville, arrived at
her sisters, Mrs, Prices, Sunday evening
Some Of the school.rooms just now have
the sir filed with the Odor of Rsafesida,
worn by the children 10 keep offthe small
pox,
Miss Lucy Sanders, daughter OF DR.. A.
]. Sanders, celebrated her thirteenth
birthday on the 18th inst at her grand.
fathers, A table ton feet long was well
supplied with many good things, and III
teen OF her schoolmatea were invited to
Join her.
Messrs. Evans and Ayres have bought
two lots, and will build at the corner Of
Noble and FOrty.secoud streets, Gravel
Hill slope,
The Walace.Villa band Monday fore
noon struck up the o. 4 z. railroad track
by the nail works, odrum up the boysfor
the evening performance.
The funeral OF Mr.. Sharp took place
Monday at 1880, and the remains were
taken to the whGrfboat at noon.
The Democratic primaries were held
Saturday night with the following result:
First waTd-DeleGAtes township, Albert
Rodeier, Marion Huffman. For Council,
Lockwood, who is Republican and is at
present in the Council. For Assessor,
John Alum.
Second ward-For council, VIM. Gala.
CHER; Tor assessor, ]. W. Highleymau.
Third wRrd-DelegAtes, township, D.
W. Cooper, O, Feeley; city, D. MaloHey,
Fred. Rodswig, Dr., McMAstsrs. For
council, DR.. Smith, For assessor, d. W.
Cooper
Fourth ward-Delegates, township, II,
G. Wilcox, John Mitchell; city, j. h. Oar
rRh, James Kelly, Patrick Logan, Fol-
council, Albert Horn; for assessor, John
Mitchell, who says he will not serve.
Fifth ward Delegates, township, II, Il
Winans, W. B. Workman; city, ]. Il.
Kelly, B, ], Myera, y, Q Hamilton, Fol
Assessor, W. B, Workman. No council
man was nominated-toO few Democrats
In the ward.
The water Of The river ia backed opl
over the fields along the creek and over
Indian run bottom.
A social gathering was held at Rev
Deans, on Gravel Hill, Monday evening
Sheriff Hilles and j. W. Shannon weTl
In town Monday. Some OF our Cltizsni
were taken up Pinch run on Rn appraisinI
tour, through the mud. '.
George Grafton put some finishing
touches on the City Hall scenery Monday
4. o. +.
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WELLSBURG.
Close Of Arguments ia the Park lnSOI
Case-BrIcr NOteS-PerNOnRl Mention.
IUu,,,n,,,, NT,,nI ~

Close of Arguments In the Park InsOn
Case ErICr NOteS-PerNOnRI Mention.
WELEsBURG, March 81.
The arguments before the jury in the
case oil the State W, David Parkinson ter
minated this evening, and the jury have
the matter in their hands,
II Wellsburg improves as much in the
renovating OF old houses aud building new
ones the coming season Gs abe did last
year, we will soon have town OF quite a
modern appearance. Three new dwellings
are being erected on Commerce street.
Contractors are figuring on several others
that are contemplated,
In q few days Lszaarville will have add.
ed three new dwellings, Altogether ap.
pearanCes are that a change has come over
the ancient burg, So mole It be.
A. NJ. Buchanan, E!Q,, after having
dwelt In town all winter, has removed to
his farm.
Capt. William Barnes and wife, Of st..
Louis arrived hero on Saturday
George Plattenburg, L q, OF Fairview,
o., formerly citizen OF this place, ia Wis.
iting friends here. Mr.. Plattenbutg
founded the NJ. E. Sunday School In this
place over fifty years rgo. He visited the
school on Sunday and made some very
interesting remarks. He Is In his eighty.
third year and Is mentally and physically
strorR
Rev. Mr.. Wright, Of Georgetown NJ. L.
Circuit, otliCiated at the quarterly meeting
at Franklin Church, on Sabbath, instead
OF Rev. ]. W. Baker, p. i.
Rev. Geo. B. Hudson preached In the
NJ. Z. Church here on Sabbath evening.
A little child Of Clarence Tarr was
buried to day. It had been i'll for some
time past. G.B.C.
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
MCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


News ami Gossip In and Around the
Temple OF Justice.
Recorder Hook issued one marriage II.
Cense yesterday.
The next meeting oil the, Board OF Com.
missioners will be held April 4.
Adam BuCh has been appointed guard.
Ian OF Leopold BnCh, orphan OF Adam
BnCh, deceased. Bond 5000, with Mary
BuCh as surety.
Mary 4. llandlAn qualified yesterday as
administrators Of the estate oil Hiram
Martin, deceased, Bond $500, with John
r. HAndlan as surety.
Messrs. Matthews and Gillespie the ex.
aminers, are still engaged In arranging the
papers In the office Of the clerk OF the
Board oil Commissioners.
Mr.. W. H. Woods, formerly assistant
clerk In the Recorders office, is out In
Iowa prospecting, and ia Just now ex.
pefienCing the rigOts OF Western winter
weather.
A reporter asked Clerk Jim Quarter, Of
the Board OF Commissioners, yesterday, II
there we're any developments. Jim ap.
preached the railing, and said 10 the re-.
porter! asked tile Board what l should
say to the reporters II they inquired after
anything pertaining to the investigation,
and they told me to keep nv mouth shut
and my eyes and ears OPEN" We are
willing 10 give Jim a certificate that he has
carried ont the instructions Of the Board
literally.
The following deeds were admitted TO
record In the Recorders Office yesterdays
Deed made March 18Th by james MtGfaw,
conveying 10 tho Board Of Education Of
Wheeling, the South one.hall Of lot 1880,
In ChApline and Eol's addition to the
city, iot 5000; deed made december .,
1870, by Mary Brown and others, convey.
ing 10 Adam Bella piece Of ground In
Ohio county, containing "a acres, Tor
$1,000; deed made March 2lst, by Alexan.
der Pannell, conveying TO Edward Lafkin
The undivided thfee'eighths Of lot 1856,
corner Of OhaplinB aud Twenty.third
stfeeis, for 5000; deed made March 20,
1850 BY h. +. McMeChen and vile, con.
ysying 10 Mary A. MCCerty a part Of lot
No. 9, IN Ualdwelrs addition 10 the city,
for $500.
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rtLEi rILEsi rrLEsi
A sure cure Found nj Last. No ono
Naau Hnnns

Need RufIer.
A sure cure for the Hind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ucerat Piles has been discovered By
Dr., williams ian Indian remedy called Df
Williamss Indian Ointment. A single boz
has CAred the worst chronic cases OF twenty.
I've and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer. five minutes after applying this won.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, lnsttu.
inentS and Electuafies do more harm than
good. Willlams's Ointment absofbs the
tumors, allays the intense itching (particu.
larry al night after getting warm In bed), acts
as poultiCe, gives instant and painless relief,
and is prepared only for Piles, itching oil
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen ]. N. Dofllnbefry, Of
Cleveland, says about DR.. Willlams's Indian
Pile Ointment: ! have used scores Of pile
cures, end II affords mo pleasure to say that |
have never found anything which gave such
immediate aud permanent relief As Dr. vii.
llains's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
Ceipt Of price, 81 90.
West Il McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
eCaries, Bank Building, Bridgeport. ohio.
Logan, list 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
ing, w. Va. MWFAW
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CnEAP.-The fol-
lowing Pianos md Organs are offered al
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 TO $1,000 pei
month until paid for;
One seven.oCtave piano, $3.50.
One seyen.oCtave piano, $l76.
One Hallet and Davis piano, 1925.
One Hallet aud Davis piano, $3.50.
One six.oCtave piano, $50.
One seven octave piano, $l75.
One Stodart piano, $125.
One Bacon and Raven piano, 1925.
One six.octave piano, 500.
One six.oCtsve piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, $ll5.
One Gve-oCtave organ, S75.
One 6vG.octave organ, sos.
One 43.oCtave piano, 1876.
One fve.OCtaye melodeon, $50.
One ive.oCtave mBlodeon, $40.
One fve.o octave organ, (new) $75.
All the above secondhand Instruments
are In good repair and tune. Call and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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O00yatds choice new styles calico at &c
1000 yards ginghsms al lOC.
1000 yards dress ginghans at 1910.
5000 yards btoCade dress goods from
1Oc to l5C.
10000 yards muslins from &c 10 1Oc.
so pieces new styles carpets from lSc Ia
81 90.
10000 bolts wall paper from Sc, loo,
12lC, loo.
bOplsces floor oil cloths from csc, SOC,
Acc, Soc.
Hosiery, gloves and corsets In great
variety, and all will be sold al exceedingly
low prices for cash.
Call soon at Nos. 2Olo and 2O2i Main
street, Centre Wheeling,
JonN RoENER.
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Before you begin your heavy spring
work alter q winter Of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthening
to prevent an attack Of Ague, Bilious or
Spring Fever, or rome other Spring sick.
ness that will unfit you for a seasons
work. You will save time, much sickness
and great expenhe II You will use one
bottle oil Hop Bittera in your family this
month, Don't walt burlington Hdpk,ye.
MWFaw
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COLORED NJ. CONPERENCR.
MestiuE Of the Conference In This city
TO.moFFOW.


The Colored N. E. Conference, com.
prlsiug ministers in the Colored NJ. E,
Church in this State, Maryland, PsunsyI.
vania and Ohio, will convene in this city
tomorrow, and will be presided over by
Bishop Matthew Simpson, The Colored
Church in this city, Simpson Chapel, is
entirely too small for go large body con.
sequently the Conference will hold its
meetings in the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
Church. There are one hundred and
twenty-five ministers in the Conference,
but the number in attendance will be
sWelled to one hundred and fifty, which
comprises the young men who will be ap'
pliCanta for ordination,
Anumber oil prominent workers in the
church are expected, among whom are DR.,
Russ, Missionary Agent, and Rev. Emory
Round, President Of the Biblical Institute,
Baltimore. The Conference will be called
to order 1t 0 A, N. Wednesday, and will
continue in session until IL o'clock noon
every day. The Conference will probably
be in session Tor week, The Conferences
il about the largest colored body oil ita
kind in the country, and its deliberations
will, no doubt, be watched with consider
able interest.
NOTES.
The first, second, third and fourth yeal
classes will meet to-day at 10 o'clock fol
examination. The fourth year class will
meet at the Fourth Street M, f. Church
tho third year at Rev, Diapers resIdenCe
corner OF EoG and Eleventh streets, and
the first and second year at Simpson M. E
Chapel,
Bishop Simpson and Rev. DR.. Russ will
be entertained by Rev, o. P, Masden, o
the Fourth Street NJ. +, Church,
Bishop Simpson will preach OF thu
Fourth Street NJ. i, Church next Sunday
The pastors Of Zane Street, KirkwoOC
and Trisdelphia churches have extended
invitations to the Visiting ministers to I'll
their pulpits next Sunday. Rev, Draper
pastor Of Simpson NJ, Z. Chapel, request
rs TO say that the matter OF supplying pull
pits will be in the hands OF the Committed
on Worship, and that assignments TO-
Sunday will be made on Friday,