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LOCAL MATTERS.
Hospitality.

PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS 10 BE CARED FOR
UNION VETERANS AND OLD CoNFEDgRATES
HANDSHAKING AND FEAsTING.
4 day or two since call was issued for
the assembling at the armory Of the First
Virginia regiment OF ex-Coniedcrate SOL
diers and sailors. The object Of the meet
ing was TO take steps to Hospitality receive
a number of the members of the Pcnnsyva-
mia Legislature and Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic. who il was learned would
visit Richmond and Petersburg at an early
day IN order 10 view the batte-tields and
other points OF interest In the localities
named.
A Committee on Refreshments was APP
pointed aud such steps as were necessary
taken in order t. give the visitors a warm
receptions; after which the meeting adj
iom ned to meet again last night and per-
feet their work.
In accordance with tins intention. num-
Der Of ex-Conlederates met i'm the room of
Company ID last night at tie armoTy, when.
on motion, Captain John a. Marks was
called TO the char, and Mr.. William H..
Cunningham was requested TO act n secre-
tary.
The Committee on Refreshments report
ed through It's chairman, A. L. Woodson,
that a contract had been made with Mr..
Wnliam Zimmerman, Of sanger Halle, for
Furnishing the supper, aud that a cOusid-
erabIe number OF tickets had been sold,
from which enough money had been real
lied TO Justify the expectation that no
lack OF funds would be met with. especially
As the committee have not completed their
work Of canyassing.
IL was announced that the eyisitOrs-num-
herring in all sixty people, fifty OF whom
are members OF the Legislature OF Penn
svlvania-would reach the city on the 1880
O'Clock train this morning, and pass on to
Petersburg. The meeting decided 50 send
a committee to Petersburg with the yiSi-
tors.
Saturday evening the tourists will return
10 Richmond. reaching the city at 4:ZS
o'clock in the afternoon, and upon their
arrival will he met at the depot by eX-Con-
federate soldiers, a battery OF artillery.
which will fire a salute, and n company
from the First Regiment of volunteers.
They will be escorted from the depot To
sanger Halle and banqueted; after which
they will 90 to their hotels.
SUNDAY the day will be spent in the city,
and on Monday the visitors will return to
their homes.
At the meeting last night the thanks OF
the same were returned to Colonel c. j.
Anderson, OF the First regiment, orcourte-
Sics. and TO Captain Brown and Company
u for the use Of their room.
The Confederates are fully determined
to give the Union boys generous and
iovial reception. and n most cordial inter
change OF good feeling is looked for.
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prjecs cuse Personals.

The. Richmond school ease will be .sfssIled
i'm the SaDremc Cour.t0n tuesday. sileb II
was IN che Attornc y-tieDerai said tnat he
could not be preseng Monday and tao Court
fixed Tuesday rs thS day,
Thomas +. IIarSay the letter carer was
sontpneed by judge Hughes yr sFday AZ
t,rnoon TO TWO yeGrs in the Albany feni-
tyntiaTy for robbihg the mails.
P,.e Circuit Court-Judge Wexford pre-
si,iiug-wil commence its next term on
.be slst instant. tn addition to,,svery full
docket the eases oi number II eonyicts
Tor second oliGaces will be dissased OF dtl'
ring the terD,
/ There is q question in ChariasChy coun'
ty whether the fence law - or = not VI
force. A ia1e9S-c0rpuS case made up u
decide ths point was brosght before ir'
Supremc tioMrt yesterday, but dismrsea 4
as ule Court held that the party hned eoeas
appeal t,,the County Couf.
Duri,g the fire in fredericksburg yss
terday the Mayor telesraphed down aer
for assistance Mayor Darlington hag OF
dere.l a steamer 10 80 rhere, ana Nalo
MYERS MAS preparing 10 furnish seecl0
tram 10 carry il, when Information cam
tb0t the fire was under control. The Mayo
of Fredericksburg, nevertheless, rsurne
his thanks 10 Mayor Darlington by teb
gram.
, Gee OF secretary OF the Board OF Publ
. Works. He still continues secsetary to u
= Governor.
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lady, by whom he had one child. His wife
divorced after his repeated convictions, ha,
married again. The child lives with her
Connerss sister was fearfully torn in mind
whon he was remandea ~ a prisoner to thu
kichmond officers, and sc gave vent to an
expression equivalent to mying that he had
as iiei Ole as go to prison again.
POINTS.
The death-penalty for burglary still ex-
lists in Virginia, but il has feeosne q dead
lettcr-almOst, il not quite.
C0nners does not deny thar he was re-
Gently in Richmond.
The police hive not so far Ivuorred the
recovery OF any Of fi,e articles ,5sIer here
in Richrnond.
II any si ConIErs's Handwriting. can be
obtained amd conssareA with the address
on the wrapper in e'Aicb the papcrs OF Mr..
Minor were returned to him valuable
piece OF evidence may he thus sscuNd.
Police-,Justice Richardson will no doubt
get possession II il at sncc>
II is alleged that burglars sometimos-put
on wigs and false noses TO disguise ITEM
selves in their operations Conners nay
possibly have done so here.
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women q. Work for Temperance.

In response TO notice given at me tem-
perancc meeting at Leigh-Street Blplist
church on Tuesday night, and as a direct
result OF it. about twenty-five ladies met
af the rooms OF the Branch Associa-
tion. on Church Hill, at noon yesterday,
for the purpose OF forming a union Tor
that portion of the city OF the Women ;
Christian Temperance Union. This was
cGIrcted bv the election OF Mrs. William i.
Williams president, Miss Rebecca Turpin
secretary. Miss .. A. Whitlock treasurer
Mrs. vest and Miss Ida Westwood cor
responding secretaries. and full CORPS
81 other officers. The ladies are much III.
tcrested I'm the work, and have entered
ST5oT'i upon their duties with determination to
deserve il they do not achieve success.
Their meetings will be held at $3.50 o'clock
every Friday afternoon. at . O'Clock lhl, u,
afternoon Band OF Hope" composed ol
children. will he formed at the same place
This latter organization will he under the
control and care OF the ladies OF the Union
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HENRICO MATTERS.
Grand Jurors Drawn-JsrtGes Of EIess
tf0n and Registrars Anpeinted.

! The following grand jurors have been
drawn for the term OF the IIenrico County
Court commencing May 1lth:. A. B. Cot
trell, X. III. Henley, f. w. Turpin. w. T..
Grant, S. A. Thorpe, II. J. A.. Smith, VIII
liam j. Boyd, William A. Thomas, l.. III.
Jeter, A. j. Ford. Frederick Frommer. L..
y. Davis. James G.. SchermerhOrn, William
J. Southwark, II. III. Kuhn, j. +. F.Childrey,
Benjamin Il. Smith. Robert L..Harrison,
George w. GatewoOd, John Cartwright,
John Murphy, l.. Chamberlayne,. william
III. Brauer, and VI. +. Allen.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The following appointments hays been
made by Judge Newman:
Tuckdhoe DiStrict-Ridge Church: T..
II. Grafton. j. Ellis. and +. Moss. Short
Pump: Il. +. Nuckels, II. X. Bowles, and
Royal Smith. Anderson's store A.. Pat
teson. j. G.. Beattie, and |. Waldron.
Br0okldnd DiSt'ict-IIungary: Il. NJ.
Courtney, G. Ii. Wahrop, and John
Clacker. Brun's Thomas Johnston, d..
T.. Gardner, and +. Blackburn. Jones's I:
Il. Il. McCue, Il. Il. Griffin, and AIeSan-
der Long.
Fairfield DiSrict-smithers's J. NJ.
Carter, j. W. Pedin, and w. Williams.
Faiv6etd Tavern; x. 4. MOrris, N. ~.
Lakewood, and x. Il. Evans. Bakers !:
w. \. Waldron, Daniel james, and J. H..
Freeman. Chadwick's: W. G.. Pickett,
Oliver Gathright, and VI. +. Allen.
Vdrind DiStriCt-Carter's store: G.. W.
Randall, Il. l.. Harrison, and NJ. Lough-
name. FOm-Mile Creek: w. VI. Warri-
ner, d. B. Jordan, and Joseph Pearman.
Whitock's James Hughes, X. III. Nelson,
and Richard Atkins.
The commissioners are James NJ. Carter,
VI. W. Lakewood, Or. y. G. Beattie. q.
W. Randall. and b. L. McCue.
REGISTRARS AND REGISTRATION.
The registrars are as follows: Short
Pump, John :. Puryear; Ridge Church,
+. :. Michaels; Anderson's Store, 4. j..
Via: Hungary, r. A. Deitritk; Bruins,
-. j.. Gardner; ,Jones's, u. Il. McCue ;
SmitherS's. John p. Schermerhorn; Fair
field Tavern, j. Il. Stewart; Chadwick's,
X. III. Kuhn; Bakers, c. 4. Mayo; Car
ter's, &. Ii. \. Clay; Four-Mile Creek, w
l.. Warriner; Whitlock's, John L. Whit
/ lock.
The following instructions in referenc,
TO the registration are from Judge New
man:
-. In regard to the length of time nece''
sary for a person to reside in the county
I RfUIo becoming proper person fos rSes'S,
tration, | will adhere TO the opinions OF
my predecessors. Judges Minor and Wad-
dill. which. hear, are well known in this
county-that is to say. when person un-
der The law entitled to vote moves into The
county OF Henrico from another county,
and resides in the former for period OF
three months. he is entitled to register and
vote therein without procuring transfer
I from the place where he last voted; bu'
/ that rule OF construction should not apply
to persons moving from the city OF Rich
mopd into HenricO-in such case a regular
| transfer should be obtained"
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VOL. LXIII.
Lnte weather Report.

Especial teceram 10 the Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON, May Al A. M.-For the
South Atlantic States, warmer, fair wea-
ther, variable winds, shifting to southerly,
stationary or lower pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair
weather followed by local rains. winds
mostly soutbcrly. stationary or lower tenn
perature, stationary pressure.
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Rasc.Boll.

The Defiance Club, OF rhiladelphia, and
the Riehmonds met for the last game yes
terday evening. Richmond presented its
hest team. The game seemed TO please The
audience better than the day before. al
though some damaging errors were made
by the home team, But for the good bat
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CMIFTS sPECIEIC

SWIFTS SPECIFIC
CURES SCROFULA,
CURES SORES,
CURES ULCERS,
CURES BOILS,
CURES ERUPTIONs,
CURES CATARRH.
CURES RHEUMATISM.
CURES SRIN DISEASES.
CURES BLOOD DISEASES.
REMOVES ALL TAlNT-
Hereditary or otherwise.
swIFT's SPECIFIC
is tie great BLOOD REMEDY of the age
Write for fun particulars and little book, Mes
sage 10 the Unfortunate suaeTing.'
svs1,OOO REWARD viii be paid to any
Chemist who will find. on analysiso of 100 bottles
Of :. : :. one particle Of Mercury, lodide Of Po-
tsssium. or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of small size. 81: large size, Sl.11'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap Z9-l"
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAf.

WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, 1890 \. ". and 7.3O
T.. ~, watches. jCwelry. &c.
JAS. MACDOCG lOis \. NJ, household and
Kitchen furniture
L. B.COOK, 10 o'clock, crn,eel household fmui-
tuis. tsc.
GRVBRS & APPFESON and WILLIAMS &
BOWE. 4. y. VI, ypllrh'c real estate ~ me
cities OF Richmond and Manchester
QUAELES & MCCURDY, , =. NJ. st"cs,bhes
tenement on Marshall between Eighteenth and
NMeicenih streets.
FVRMAN UPPER. II. W., new framed dwell.
ings on Tweny-soyenlh between Ncnable ana
I, .frDstl.
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THE DTSpA rCH
TERMS OF ADvERTlSINGi

ting OF the home nine the visitors would
have gained another victory, as they out.
iicIded tue Ricbmonds. The Riclrmonds
expect to play the IIartyiIle, strong ANA
teur organization from PhiIsdelphia, next
week. The following is tbe score Of tes-
terClay's game:
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SAVE MONEY by having year printing done At
.hs cs.t'sssFa tTsrSr goad WORK.
low price Sand "a atsfxsfi On eRaIlnteeds
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PER .e%Ai..

IN BEHALF OF THE FEMALE IIII-
4 MANE ASSOCIATION. 7 desire 20 thank
Mcssrs. PERRY. MASON & CO.. OF Boston, for
one years subscription 10 ilelr ralHtblc W@rSly
paper. " Youths COilpdniOn.n
my i-1tE J. * l.4sIop.
EXECUTORS NOTlCb.-The under
H. signed hereby give notice Of their qlrlihcl-
tion AS the personal rearese iaatiscs of .. ".
CHALKIl.Y. deceased, under his VIII, H'Ara has
been duly recOrdeS.- 49, -
An person, indebted 70 O. IL. CiIALkLEl are
requested - make payment az onGe To ti.s'rider-
,igue,I at Nos. - and II sou.h Thirecith street;
and an pefsOns having claims against sad estate
are requested 20 present them ~ same place pro-
parly verified. SUSAN g pHAllhi.Er.
L~ ERNEST H. CHNLhLkl.
CfLARI z,H. CHhGBLEl,
my 4-3it Exaes'ors-
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TIE CELLuLoID EYEGLASSES viii stand ten
tfnes more abuse than any other Eye glass. and
furthermore. thcy are The best. FOR sale by aih
leading lew, Hers and opticians.
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DURKEE's SALAD Dressing, Z realy.made,
rich, and delic.ons dressing for nh saiads of meat,
f.h. or vegetables. Cheaper and Infinitely better
than homemade. No sauce equal to IT,.
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CIGARS.
CIGAR FACTORY,
Il 40 BROAD STREET BETWEEN f@tRTH
.sp,FiFTH -lRf4lr-

ilO BROAD STREET BETWEEN s0tRTu
.kDFifTH lsaRe2fr-.
NEW TAM MN tlDAn>.
NO PAINri No AGTI HCfAL FLANOKING
Consumers win find II 10 their int"rert 20 sin,hss
the TRY ANGLE and .Jher brp ads u CIGARS
manufactured by me. I re reduct t.en ~ tile o,'''
co-tax has Cxs.,il,h mt O.. gitsLt improve me-
CIiARS. especially .he >TRf ASGi tho pul-
lie thereby respng the bsHeht. aieifoy hrst cla'
unton workmstl. aud ur the brt naufhl tat
can he sccura1. which fs-1bies iss 70 Ru,tritt4to
an lovers "a = good sn1oae ,siilre saisi .ctcn-
agc = ihe past. nnJ hops;g 90 secure a ssp-
iinIianre o. ro same ~ tho fiiaFe. REM in xc>
CiiAisf.E- VI. \GlE.
siy cieH ~ for sale syall iiiss-elass def lers~
- my h-iw
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s,ureme Court of Appeals.

Ryrd as. Ludlow and ais. FROM tle
Cornoration Court Of the city OF Nor
folk. Affirmed, Judge Lewis delivering
opinion. ,, From, Pho Dir.
emit Court OF the county OF GreensVi'le.
reversed. Rev Judge Lacy delivGring opinion;
Laugvher, trustee, rs. Patteson ana
Rash. From the Circuit Court OF frince
William county. Reversed, Judge 'Faun'
tlcroy delivering opinion: ,
From The Circuit Court Of Charlotte coun-
ty. y yersed, Judge Hinton delivering
fh fIvnrhbnre Iron Company Us. Tayloe.
Irnon a Detition for new bond In larger
penalty. Petition denied. ,s -, c,
Brockwell Us. Wilcox, sheriff OF Charles
Citv comfy. Upon petition for hs6edS
corn,ts. corr Petition dIsSssed.
Noryell Us. Tinslcy. Upon pe,itl9n ior
mandam,ts. Argued by a. NJ, heiley
and ]. $. Diggs for plaintiil, and captain
John s. wise and Robert +. W. Morris
T lanes @ G. Lamb, Isaac II. Christian, J. ;.
Dicys. and Robert i. W. MOTT" "cie ~
loved 10 nractice as counsel.
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SKINNY MEN," " ,ils's Health Remover" re-
stores health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, lmpo-
tence. ST..
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STINGING irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by 'Buchupai-
ba.n 81.
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lI0RSroRD's ACID PaOspn ,TE drank with
Soda-water is delicious. All druggists have
it. It is refreshing and cooling. Try It
often
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HEWITT Il s0N,. No. 22 SDIYH
IL FOURTEENTH sIxEET. ms nufaeturers
LICIOsi. III. f.PI'NDOPs Ia Ntr IA, VISTA
GONDllIea- FOiuIAT~HE-NoTS OLD JACh,
STANDARD. ENJ'tISIOR, aud IN chr u-.s hrayd
" WIN ma" Rsip0tlos,s on all ~ accs Of goods,
and or s.rssollc .nd ironathe trade. ap 2t.ea4i,a
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Police Court.

The following cases weas disposed Of
yesterday: .,,rod, chorooa with
ossamItinr ] and striking Mary Z. Meredith.
,,r Son, 70 ;oiI for thirty days, and fined $40.
'''G. Gsorgc o W w. Woodall, charged with using
orosane % longuagc on the street. Fined.
f'S Charles Tlm6erlake, charged with con-
,0'nnt ~ CONT In calling q witness II thief
mn, in he nrescnce OF the Police Justice.
Fined 25. IN oh., IL,
.,ool;nm o1. ono ,ot of woman's wearing appa.
~, % thc line OF 81, the property OF Mol
lie smith. Jailed for aSd SIX %0nI"si wi,h s,..
II. p. shannon, charger ,en"v m." ,r' ress.,ng 4
Gems ,son in oH.ou S"ntinaed to saturday next 5tl
instant. Bah allcwsa !" '"' sum o' soV0
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y;ISFIT STORE.

SPE1NG SUITS
AT THE
msFIT STORE,
ol2 MAIN STREET.
81, 81, 81,
scr An-wool Cashmere suit, guaranteed to be
worth f12.
ss, ss, ss,
for Pure Indlgo-blue Flannel Suit, guaranteed to
be worth sl4.
1925. s9.25. 1925,
for Black Cheviot suit, guaranteed to be
worth sl5
slO.5o, 5000, sl0.50,
for Imported CheyIOt suits, choice from fourteen
patterns. guaranteed to be
worth sls.
SIS, s13, s13.
for English Worsted suits, worth 80
1880. sl6.5O, SlG.5c,
for Choice Dress suits In Melton Cloths Csssi
meres and wor*sed. Any of
these sdts are well
worth $50.
OUR LOW PRICES
ARE
HELPING Us TO FAME.
MIsFIT STORE,
\ .oo, 9I2 Main street.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Rad Breath, Pain IN the side. sometimes the pain
s. felt under the Shou'ds r-hlade. mistaken for
rheumatism; general loss Of appetite. Bowels gen
orally coSiVc. sometimes alternating with lax, the
head T. troubled with pain, l. duh and heavy, with
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of leaving undOue something
which ought 60 have been done; slight, dry cough
aud flushed face l. sometimes an attendant. often
mistaken FOR consumption; tnc patient complains
Of weariness and debility; nervous, easily star
tied: feet cold or burning. sometimes n prickly
sensation Of the skin exists: spirits are low and
dcSpOndenf, and although satisfied that exercise
would he beneficial, yet one can hardly summon
up forttudc 20 try itin fact. disrass every rem
cdy. several of the above symptoms attend the
disease. bat cases have occurred when but lew OF
them existed. vet examination after death has
shown The LIVER 20 have been extensively de-
ranged.
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MkTTINGS.

NEW ROCKS LOR SALE By BECK
~ WITH & PARiAM-i.ife OF Wllliars Cui-
kn Bryant. s6: %oe, rs og William Cullen BrSlnt,
20; History OF ihe People Of the United states,
S2.5O lilrosyoc'. of n Loag lt:e, tP.tSls Nir-
ginis Come'Atlu sl.23; stray PGtls si'oV'
Calling OF ayh' ls,ian Wnmsn. Soc; iiyNinc Tor
Girls, sl.t>; Admifals Ward. 81; fsess nad
Boy, 3Oc.. BlunderS Of y Bashful Naie zoe, Le-
pcare. &c. APP 22-cot&w
NEW BOOK S.-MRs. CARL LIS
| lA\lFrTERS, "a. 81. so, an 1905; Mr.: isNAt ;,
la N.s.ei 81: TtiE MODERN uAGAH, sl,So :
| coz SREsPuSDENCS t,ArLiLE AND EAhk-
| rJkNTit iron, the spani,h, sec; ktNSulp
| 10 CHRIsT J. 4. Tyler, si.Sv; LA ouERkE'
""S""N' o. CARLTON MCCARTHY 4 CO.,
| anoa sos Main street, Richmond.
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IT SHOULD BE USED BY ALL PERSONS. OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF THE
ApOXy SYMPTOMS APPEAR

ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.
Persons travelling or living I'm unhealthy locad-
tie hy taking dose occasionally 10 keep the Liver
i'm healthy action will avoid al Malaria Bilious at
tsckS DizTineSs Nausea. DrowsincSs. Depression
OF spirits, sc. IL VIII inVisorate like glass OF
wine BUr Is No lNToNtCArtNG BEvERAGk.
III You have eaten anything hard OF digestion, or
feel heavy after meals or slcepleSs az night take q
dose and you will oe relieved
TIME AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL RE SAVED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN TIE nOUSEl
For. whatever the ailmeni may DC. a thoroughly
safe rune NTIvT. Alternative. AND TONIC ccu
never he ont OF place. Tie remedV Is HARMLESS,
AND DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS Oh
FLEASUHE.
It's PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has all tie power and efficacy of Calomel or
Ouininc, without any of the Injurious after elects
4 GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver Regulator has been in use I'm my
family for some ,iine. and am satisfied IL Is VAL
uable addition % the medical science.
j. GILL SHORTER, Governor OF Alabama.
Hon. Alexander II. stevens. Of Georgia. says
Have derived some bcnCht from the use 81 SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and wish 70 give 1t iuT-
thcT trial.
.,Tuy OSIY TWINC THAT NEVER FNUS TO
RTIIEYE."-I have used many remedies for Dys-
pcp>ia, Liver AGecuou, aud oehiltty' Out never
have found ANYTHING "a benefit me 10 the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Nj n
nesoia 10 Georgla Tor H., ana would sehd iurlher
fDf SOtN a mtNftlnA. ANU MNhAN N,ANN NA' ''hN
are similarly affected TO give it tflal' as IL sees
the only thiug (ltNt never fails 10 relieve.
y. N.JANSEY. Minneapolis. Ntinn
DR. 7. W. Mason says: From actual experience
IN The use Of simmons Liver Regulator IN my
practice | have been and am satisfied 10 use ana
prescribe IL IS . pu. ca,iTC medicine.
Rs- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
on the yvrappor the RED TRADEMARK and SIG
NATURE OF y. ii. ZEILiN u No'
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
So 29-W&FIy
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HOW cosSyes LOOKS.

Conners. as seci in his cell ses'er.iiy'
hooked 70 be abSut thirty-lye or thGty-
seyen oy,, and the latter is his age. Ills hhSnt
ie'1n, is about five fces four or five inches his
weirl,t about 1ie pounds. His face . iuii'
and and cheeks pufS, as i from ''ng des"nea-
aru arv Ills hair (Which useds to be aults,
Iighn & is now an oily chestnut brown and
1.-THE rsthcr short ard straight. His msiistaehe
!. ' iiaht brown, and OF about sad-lnch
Srowih viii IIk mouth is p.ther lArse- iiis
hands are quite short asd plump, Wheh
seen seen Yesterday he haG them slasi'ed ana
his t6urabs twirling one oyes thr otnef'
If m nav OF may not have beea irom drink X
i,s s'S nose e. is shapeIy; no notsele peeuIiarisy
Ills Ills shoulders we've broad Tor his hclgn.
He s i. quite compactly-hailt little man !, !,
arnearancc, o o. but officers who saw HIM WI MilI
NJ sleeves rolled up say that he carrie
w {hen % several reporters went INTO M NJ
oo,, 10 M look at him no met their gaze VIII
out i.pching' .,,,x
Conucrs was married 70 q respee'ao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-04

PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS TO BE CARED FOR
UNION VETERANS AND OLD CoNFEDERATES
HANDSIAKlNG AND FEASTING.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

AZ Jasper, Dubois county, = Earge1
ond John 0Eranes, business men and
1ormer partners, Quarrelod Monday over
= settlement and {ought wllh boeg gI1ss-
-. HON were badly injured ond ~
90 vii probably die--vincenne Son'
ne above 8 corEcct vith ~ =
crplicns that DO snch mcn eyer nvca ~
Jasper. 1hat there 10 - n<ht q ne
Hind between any Persons = Jasper, 80
1hsf ~ ons ~ beGn scriously Injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

DISSOLUTION XOTICE-
0OIICE - hereby given thaf The late
~ 6rm o. y Friedman. Bauer 3 Co
has this day been dissolved b. mutual
* reemeDs Or he nnd<rsixDed parties,
Joseph and George Fric,lna1 withdraw.
iD< ther<from- Tie sid firm viii con-
tinpe under the name q Bauer. Sciler'
u kiinxle. consisting or John Bauer
Prank Scibrrt and N>,hiss kIin<el- All
parties knoEir< themselves indebted q
ssid fru o. j. Friedman. Bauer & Co.,
vii, call upon The new 6rm IN Jasper
and srrsle The same within thirty d.ys
from the date o. this notice ard save
cost ~ - doing All persons having
accounts Or claims .ginss said firm ~iiI
also call and have same settled The
Dev firm i authorized % collect and ses-
sie al debts due iron o owing % ssid
crm this day dissolved
Jasper, Ind November 20. lsS3-
JosErH FElxDAAE,
JoHx BArER-
GEeEGE fEIFDnAS,
FsAxK SEBEkT.
Nov -. 1ss3-3v.