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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-19
R1cUMoyp. VA. Ami is. 1855.

Notice Is hereby given that have this DAY pur-
chased the interest of ". :. DODGE In the late
firm Of Dodge K Montgomery. and VIII continue
the business az 800 and 9u9 east Broad street.
| will pay all hills Of the late firm. and all bills
due II VIII be collected by me. -. .,,.,,..
apl9-lw GEORGE II. MONTGOMERY.
rNHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT,
I owing to continued in health, \. vi. HklI-
MAN has Withdrawal from the firm OF He'll MAN
4 YOUNGER, and that the said firm bellg there
by dissolved nv the operation 81 law, we. LAW
S3N q. YOI-NGER. ~ MILLHlsER, and GUST
NIILIIlSER. al Of the city Of Richmond. stat.
of Virginia. 10 hereby renew the SAID Limited
partnership. under and In pursuance OF the stat
ufrs i'm such clsc made aud provided, upon The
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, and In
the said statutes prcscriDcd-that - 10 say:
l. The said partnership Is 70 be conducted I'M
der the name or firm OF IL. e. YOUNGER" Of
witch LAWSON C. YOUNGER isa general part
ner. and VI. MlLLIilSER and GUST. hlLLil-
SER are special partner5-all residing IN the
said city Of Eichmouc.
. The business intended 10 be transacted by the
said hrm ar partnership j. the GENERAL
WWOLFsA LE-GROCERf BUSINESS.
3. Each of the said special partners Ia con-
tributed 10 the common stock OF the said partner
ffty $4,000 dollars; which sand sums Of money
were contributed when the said limited primer
shipo Hoffman x YOUNGER was originally
,orincd-that Is 10 say. on the 1t day o! January
1851. ,.
4. The place Of business Of the said partnership
is 10 DC In the said city Of Richmond. The part
nershp Is 10 continue from the date hereof uhlhI
The LIT day Of January. in the year 1855; go,
Witness the hands OF the said parties TINS som
dov M u1rcb 1883 l.. &. NOU NtttR,
49, NJ. MIiLHlSER.
GUST. MiI.LlIlsER.
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share speculation opened strong and 'sG hlgh-
or than al Yesterdays close There was q turlher
4 actional advance in the early dealings. amer
winch the market became weak, and AZ ii O'Clock
recorded "a decline ranging from . 10 !. LED by
Northwest. Union Pacific. and the Eanderhllt
FrOm then until shortly after midday the market
was strong and sold up % l'g Ne" Jersey central
Ontario and Western. Louisville aud NashNlllc
being prominent I'm the recovery, while Hannibal
and II. Joseph preferred rapidly rose 10 9l'g from
s5i NJ Yesterdays close. The market then became
weik. During the next two hours or more de-
cline of 3 took place In Hannibal and ~. Joseph
preferred - I'm Northwest; I'm Chicago, Bur
ington ana Quincy, IL IN New Jersey Central
and Central Pacific. and eHl4 In the rest OF the
list-the latter Union Pacific. This was foll lowed
bv a recovery Of 2 ia Hannibal and 81. joseph pre-
ferrcd, = in Chicago, burlington and quincy
and a smaller fraction IN the general list. Inc
market closed generally firm. and AMla lower than
Yesterdays closing, while Hannibal ana -. DO
.eph preferred was a.. higher. The decline In
Northwest l. due to the announcement mat slu'-
100000 in per cent. bonds would be issued 20
cover the purchase of the -. Paul and Omaha rail-
road Transactions aggregated 434,OOO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April lS.-Nlrpnnla SIS, consol-
idaied. 81: second series, 81; pasi-due coupons
43: new lO-4o's, 339; new Us, 13s. Bld to-day
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Drowned while Engaged I'm a Reli-
ciouS Ceremony.

BOMBAY. April 1S.-Thrce RATS in great
tank at Sccunderabad Were upset while
crowded with natives engaged in reli-
gious ceremony and sixty-two persons were
drowned.
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Flour.

Flour-we quote: ne ssssS;2S; s1P q,,1S
ss22aaS&s5.60: Patent lamilv. s7@s7.75.
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LoYpoY. 80. Fehrnary |. I.

IDNNflN. I-NlfFs IfNiAdAf - To-
Condemnation years nave been sufferer
from kidaey com l0iat. and from nsing your Hop
Filters am entirely cured. and can recommend
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Fatal Dynamite Explosion i'm Spain.

MADRID, April 1S.-An explosion OF dy-
Mantle occurred to-day in commercial
establishment at Carballeno. in the province
Of Orense. Three houses caught fire. Two
persons were killed, and several others were
injured.
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RCCC,Es. puAEr0Ns, DRAWS, &c.

HAVE On HAND or M1 e CT -
rT,rES ''VIcToPIi' PARK and LADIES'
ipHiAETi0Ns. vILLAGE; CAsIs,l Light
BREWsTEE ToP-BrGGIEs;; s siyln. anT sand and
aHish- Prices lower than the same class OF work
can he purchased elsewhere. $50 on hand several
SECONDHAND PHAETONS. Iop,r,buGGlEs'
anu "-A""N@' ". G.. SMITH.
,n17-1m sos north Fifth street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. April 1s. 1888.
eALEs-FInsT BoAHD.-1,o00 Virginia new 3's
at "a: I2O Virginia tax receivable coupons, old.
ut 55h. "a do. at 55X; 1000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass Il, at 735s; 10 shares Richmond and
AIleghany Railroad stock at 14ll: 5000 Virginia
Midland Railroad incomes ut BOZ, 5000 do. at
5qk: 900 Richmond city 6's at 1854.
SECOND BoARD.-l00 shares Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad az. b. stock at 67 10 shares Rich
mond and West Point Terminal Railway and
Ny,r.housa Company tIl. b. stock at 3J.
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France.
Frances ImbrOgIiO with China.

LONDON, April 1S.-The DdUy Nelcs. In
leading article, says that in the event Of
the affair with AMMAN involving France in
war with China, II is understood that
France will coniine herself to blockading
Chinese ports. as she is very we'll aware Of
the difficulties Of an expedition to Pekin.
The NeicS adds: at will be very Sc
rious matter TO stop the trade between
China, America, England, and Germany,
and it will be worth the while for France
to consider whether Bismarck will submit
to such action
ToULoS, April 1s.-Gunboats Lynx, now
here, ard Viper, which is at Galetta, have
been ordered 70 proceed 70 TOnquin.
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DIssoLUTIONs & PARrNERsIIIPs.
RICHMOND, VA, April Is, 1883.
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice l. hereby given that the firm Of DODGE
& MON rGOMERY has this day been dissolved by
mutn1l consent W. :. DODGE withdraws from
mo firm w. : DODGE.
GEORGE X. MONTGOMERY.
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MARINE ENrELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ls, 1883

AhKlf I'D
Schooner Cora Vangllder. c.ecman, New York,
cement, Warner Moore.
SAILED.
Steamer Nellie White, clifford, Norfolk, United
state. mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b
TatJU superintendent
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
while the brig Aabine. from Rio Janeiro. and
the schooner Governor j. Y smith, from Wey-
mouth. Mass, were being tpwcd through Dutch
Gan Tue sday night. the rapid current caused by
frcshet IN the river carried the Aabine against The
southern bank Of the gap, whore Size was run into
bv tho schooner. and both vessels sustained some
damage This accident necessarily delayed both
vessels. hut the smith was brought up last night,
and the Aabine will come up to-day.
The steamer Wyoming. from Philadelphia for
Richmond. Va. WAS on the evening 81 the 1th an
chored below New Castle, Del, with slight damage
~ machinery.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. APRIL Is, 1883.
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, SchermerhOrn. Norfolk. mer.
chandise and PASSENGER. Chesapeake and Ohic
Railway Company land sailed OF returnl.
steamer Accomac. DeIk. merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithicld. Chesapeake and ONO hallway
Company land sailcd on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, NcCarrick, Norfoik
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohit
/ Railway COMPANY land sailed on returnl.
/ steamship Azllia, Adams, Port Royal, for Ply
| mouth. England, and proceeded after coaling.
steamship Richmond. Vincent, New YORK riC
| West Point, merchandise.
Schooner Alert, Christopher. -, stone.
! SAILED.
| steamship Richmond. Vincent, New York. coal
| BARGE kn,ckerbocker No. 2. Philadelphia, coal
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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COLCHESTER. Esq. August Is. I 81


Gentlomeu.-I was troubled with a very bad form
of indigestion for a long time. and tried manv
things IN vain until got some Hop Bi'ters, aud on
taking was quite cured, ana remain 50 iil This
time. It Is now three months ago since was bsd.
4. BELL.
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wur,T-Red 4i6 bushels good 10 very good
omnpperrv atsl.l9tOsl.2l; 40 bushels mixed at
n 80; 26 bushels good shortoerry AT ~ 10. oo
CoRN.-White, l16 bushels very goou ~ ooS %
so bushels very good on prlta'e 'erlhS' 'iNeu' 20
bushel good on private terms. ,-.. 49,.
n.Tc 20 busicl, ru,t-proof on private terms.
NrAI.-l2 bushels a 6Jc. ~.
rnrTGV -Tonesteady. Receipts, 26 bales. Quo
,,t,ons. Nlddhng. Q c.; low middlipg, 9G9ac.;
',nnd ordinary, s@S4c.; ordinary 1&9 Ia.c.;
stained gNI7c.
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MILWAUKEE.

uTLwArKEE, April ls.-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat irregular and active; No; soft. cash.
slO7: April Sl.06d; No. Milwaukee. SIC.
No. Q. 43c.: white, 476G4Gc. Provisions higher
Mess pork. RS $50 cask ana April. Lard-Prime
steam. ~ Lao cash and Afril. Hogs higher NJ
"A ON aIth.
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apl7-lm

WE HAVE on HAND FORH4Ss.kk
w SALE, at the lowest prices, i ~ L
sso,,,oont az Top- and siDE-BAk BUGG.Es.
RoCKAWAYs. GROCERY WAGONS, and one
III y, - ,,,,c a., MINOR & JACOB.
va nm I'm corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
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LONDON, ENC.. SEPTEMBER i. l-SZ.
am pleased to testify 10 the goods effects u YOUR
Hop Bitters. Have been suffering long time with
severe pair in the left side and across the ons. and
having tried a number Of sO-called remedies with
out any benefit. am CAD 10 acknowledge the great
relief have Obtained from your medicine
CHARLES WATSON.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. APRIL Is, 1888.
[By telegraph
AppIVFD

steamship Richmond. Vincent, New York. coal
Barge kn'ckerbocker No. 2, Philadelphia coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION OF RlcmovD-ro

VIRGINIA. CORPORATION OF RicnIoND-To
WIT
This day Lawson G. Younger, whose name l.
mentioned as a general partner m the renewal oil
Inc limited uartnershlp of Hcitman & Younger,
the articles of which renewal are hercuntO annex
cd, appeared before me. notary public IN ana i9I
The corporation and state aforesaid, anu mbue
oath thit NJ. Nllllhiser and GUS. Millhiser. the
specitl partners named in the said articles of re-
newai OF the said limited partnership, have each
contributed to the common stock OF the ,lid re-
newell DarfnershiD the sum Of eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty (sS.750) dollars; when
said sums of money were contributed "heh the
said limited partnership Of Hoffman Younger
was Ori gnally formcd-Ihat Is 70 say On the Isl
day of January, 1881. go ,..., 80 al,
1eS2 WILLIAM " TURPlN.
Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-19
The stamford Stakes Race.

LONDON. April 1S.-The race for the
Stamford stakes at the York spring meet
ing to-day was won by Siward, with Moon
stone second. and Lencntine third. Keene's
thrce-y ear-old bay colt Crown Point came
II, last
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INSURANCE,
TIE STANTON LIFE AS'ociA-
TIOS OF VIRGINIA.
HOME OFFICE. STAUNTON, VA.

POLICIES GUARANTEED FOR THEIR PULL FACE
VALUE. POLICIES TNCoNTEsTIBLE. lNsUREs
OK ENDOWMENT PLAN. DON'T HAVE TO DIE
TO WIN
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All rights of the firm Of IiEITMAN & YOUNG
III hcing by law transferred 20 the firm Of l.. {.
YOUNGER. all settlements are % De made Win
the last-namea firm. - ,,o,.,.,rn
ma 3l-6w LII lVt N'rh.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April Is, 1883.
OFFERINGS.


wuEAT.-Red. 1,f9G bushels.
CoRT'-White, 2O6 bushels. Mixed, % bushels
OATs-2O6 bushels.
MpaT-Io bushels.
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THE TURF.
Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, April 1S.-This was the third
day OF the spring meeting Of the new
Memphis Jockey Club. There was no nd.
mission charge, and the attendance nun
bcred nearly 1000. The weather was fine
and track good.
First racial ages; three quarters Of Q
mile--Fellowplay 0avorite) won; We'd
ding. Day second; Eva X. third. Time,
LIZA.
Second racc--two-year-olds; three quar-
tiers Of a mile-won by Green's Unknown
Lloyd DAILY Qhe favorite) second; Jennie
VI. third. Time, 1:2ll.
Third race-handicap all ages; one
mile and 800 yards-Duke OF MoutaiDan
won; Ballast (the favorite) seconds rope
Leo third. Time, 2:l14. :,
Fourth race-selling sweepstakes, a'i
ages; Lilo miles-won by Joe >. oaiiao
second; George Hakes Qhe favorite) third.
Time i.19
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rn.o,, u,cos Ycstcrtiay.

IoNDoy. April 1s.-At the Epson spring
meeting to-day the race for the city and SUI
burban handicap was won by Lord Rose
bcrry's five-year-old brown horse Royster-
or: Lord Elicsmore's Gye-year-old chestnut
horse Lowland Chief secured second place
and Mr.. Gerard's four-year-old bay colt
Sycetbread third. Mr.. y. Lorillard's four
ycar-old chestnut colt Sachem finished
fourfb
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L. 5. CONSULATE, MAScursTrR, ESe., 4,

NVNtTnIfF p 1857 y
Gentlcmen.-Sincc writing Won Of the great ben
eat had derived from taking Hop bitters. gave
a friend "a bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia aud sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous; he appeared another being altogether.
lie had tried several other remedies without any
benefit. ! could name over a dozen other miracu-
Ions cures. ARTnUE e.. HALL,
Consular Clerk.
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the grove, and Il Is asserted thnt the shots
were fired by a Frenchman who OCCASION
ally shoots m,,skrats, which abound there.
Whatever be the correct theory, there is no
doubt that the shots were fired and consid-
crabe alarm thereby occasioned.
France.
PARIS. April 1s.-Louisc Michel has been
committed FOR trial 1T the next Paris a.
sizes on the charge OF melting to riot
She will conduct her own defence.
IL Is reported that the troubles between
General Thibaudin. the Minister OF War,
and Prime Minister Ferry have been re-
ncwed. and that the former intends to re-
siOt,
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vrN YORK COTTON r.UTIfRrs.

NEW YORK, April Is. -Cotton-Net receipts
closed steady: sales. 99i 90 bales; April. slO.l0@
Sob; May, sIO.l6MSIO.17; June, Sl0.32M
$40 80; July, SIO.i50gSIO.t6; August, slO.56@g
SiOOimSIO.O3: November. T9.91ms9.o2; De-
cember S9.a3@s9.9i; January, sI0.02@sI00f.
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FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

FEBRUARY Q, 1882.
! have tried experiments on myself aud others
with Hop Bitter, and can easily recommend them
as a pleasant and ei,icacious medicine. ] have
found them specially useful IN cases Of congestion
Of the kidneys, as well In billions deronge-
mentS. Rev. J. MLSRE. NJ. A.,
Rector ID the Duke Of Ed.nburg
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Energetic and Trustworthy agents who can fur,
nish good business references none Others need
applyj wanted in every county and town In Nir-
glnIa. The new ana attractye iealures OF thls
company win make Il very prohAoie 70 I'VE man.
nor further information. terms, &c, address
T. {. MORTON, General Agent; or.
H. NJ. MCILHANI, Secretary.
m aoodtv stanton. Va
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Schooner Cora Vanglder. s.eclman, New York,
cement, Warner Moore.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
A New Industry.

On Monday T. Jay Morgan asked us to
call at shop on the alley, back of Mat
thews' hardware store. On Tuesday we
called, and found Mr.. Morgan and Jay
Washam busily engaged in the manufac-
ture of bed springs of new style, lately
patented. They have the right for five
counties, and are just commencing oper-
ations. They buy the different kinds of
wire, and by machinery weave one kind
into kind of web, and with another ma
chine bend the springs.
We have tested nearly all the new bed
springs which have been introduced with
in the past twenty years, and find this SUI
perior in many respects. They are in two
pieces, and each can be lifted out, and
the dust taken out, and the bedstead
cleaned, without the least trouble. Each
half has an upper and lower web of wire,
which are pressed apart by springs in the
middle. But in order to understand it,
you should call and see it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
Personal Liberty Again.

On Saturday night Lot Oliver was play
ing game of "seven-up' in the doggery
of one louks, on Main street, and made
some pleasant and loving remark to John
Sharp. John lowed he could just about
skin Oliver if he would only step on the
outside. After finishing the game he
was engaged in, Lot stepped out-no, he
didn't, he only started to step out, and
was met in the door by a stone, or chunk
of cinder, which proceeded to climb all
over his face in the liveliest possible
manner. The rock was even sharper than
Sharp himself. Lot isn't quite as pretty
as he was, but he knows more about
throwing rocks.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08

THE prospect now is that business in
jackson, will open up this spring with
large sales of goods, and that o. S. Miller
will do larger business than ever. Mr..
Miller is preparing to keep up with the
increasing business of our wide awake
town. He now has all kinds of goods
usually kept in general store, and can
supply all wants of those who desire
goods. Country produce, to a certain
extent, taken in exchange for goods.
Produce and goods sold to customers and
delivered at any place within the Corpor-
alton without additional charge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
ga CROWN Wuss 70

Jim Virgins is a little colored boy
one of those irrepressible little imps who
are liable at any moment to explode in a
volume of mingled sense and nonsense.
Jim, as a great many other little boys do,
attends Sunday School, and although he
is quick to learn, causes the teachers
some annoyance by his over-inqusitive-
ness.
The International Lesson was on the
5th chapter of Acts, and the teacher read
how certain man called Ananias sold
his possessions and came and laid a
part of the proceeds at the Apostles feet
keeping back portion.
"Now," said the teacher, what are we
to infer from the conduct of Ananias ?"
There was an oppressive silence. "Jim,"
said the teacher, "you may answer-what
do we gather from his conduct?"
"Why," said Jim, ode inference is dat
he'd made mighty fine cheerman fur
Dimocratic State Executive Committy'
but Jim was squelched. The teacher
then went on to read how Sapphira, the
wife of Ananias, came to the Apostle
with the same story as that told by her
husband. "What," asked the teacher,
"are we to gather from the conduct of
Sapphira?" Again the class failed to
give satisfactory answer, when, as a last
desperate resort, the question was refer
red to Jim.
"Dere.s nuthin strange" said Jim,
"'bout her conduct-just like dat O many
woman nowadays. Spec de ole man
had jist whaled 'er into lynn bout de
money, SOS to keep back enough fur de
lie man ter git drunk on-knowin' eff she
didn't he'd whale 'er agin, soon's de 'postle
wuz out O. sight"
But" said the teacher, after reading
about how both husband and wife, after
heir attempted deception had immedi-.
ately yielded up the ghost, "was not this
terrible fate which overlook the guilty
pair, and does it not teach us that it is
always dangerous to lie?"
'Not bit NV it !" said Jim.
"Why SOP"
Because, times is wuSs now'n day wuZ
den. A man aint afeard now to hide a
nart O his money from de Assessor. He
amt afeard O lyin. Why, eff people wuz
struck dead nowadays fur lyin,' de
world 'ud soon be a barren waste, an
ebery community 'ud be a graveyard! |!
tell We things IS groaoin' aoatssr"
After all that was only Jim's' opinion.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
Another Question.

There are three persons now living in
jackson county, whose grandfather was
Governor of Ohio sixty years ago, and
who was Presidential Elector on the
Whig ticket for the State at large, some
ten years afterwards. Who was this
Governor, when was he elected, how
many years did he hold the office, and in
in what comfy did he reside? Who were
the Wing and Democratic candidates for
President in the year 1882, and who was
elected, and what question was the prin-
cipal issue in that campaign?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
Millinery Goods!

Miss Frank Swanson has just received
her Spring Stock of Millinery Goods, en-
bracing the most beautiful styles, which
she is offering on the most reasonable
terms. Among these beautiful goods are
Embroidery Silks, Embroidery Chenille
-Kensington Silks and Crewels, Filling
Silks, White Cotton Floss, Gold and Sill
yer Bullion Felts, and Chenille for ap-
ploque tracing work. All these goods
are of the best quality. Call and see
them. Main Street, near Pickrels Store
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08

THOMAS JONES, known as Conductor
Jones, died in Portsmouth at 1O15 o'clock
on Monday. He was between 40 and 45
years of age, and leaves wife and child,
daughter four or five years of age.
We knew Mr. Jones from his childhood.
In the year 1s54-5, he was with US in the
store of P Powell & Co., at Portland, and
again in the store at Young America
Furnace, in the winter of 1867. He was
an honest boy and man.
Mr.. Jones had made arrangements to &C
into partnership with his brother-in-law
D. D. DUNCAN, in the grocery business
son.
Mr.. Jones widow is daughter of the
late Ma. Hale, Of this county.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
NerXonS DehiIifO-

When all other remedies fail, DR.. Fra
zier's Root Bitters will cure General De
bility, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and
all diseases arising from Disordered
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.
"For several months have been aff1ict-
ed with Fever and Ague. For weeks at
suffering was intense. 1 could find no
relief until I heard of your Root Bitters
[ have taken the Root Bitters for two
weeks and they have restored me to my
former health. JOHN ROLAND,
Cleveland, Ohio
Sold by all druggists, or mailed on receipt
of price, $1O0.
PR. Lance & Co., Props.
Clevela I'd, Ohio
Sold by u. w. Miller. 7dec1y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-08
0MY Husband is Delighted

with tKennedy's Favorite Remedy and
says he feels like blessing you for giving
to humanity so valuable medicine. His
local difficulties have all been relieved,
and his entire system toned up and
strengthened. I thank you for your
promptness in writing, and we shall ever
remember you with gratitude" So writes
lady of Warwick, Orange county, N.
Y, to DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout,
n. Y. Write to DR.. Kennedy, stating
your case. "Favorite Remedy for sale
everywhere. Smar2W