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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
hand on the chair the fatal stroke fell, and
he sank down spcechless, never 10 rise
again" He died on the 18th of October.
MI. VERNON.
A Brief History and Tribute TO tho La
dies Association.
Written for tho Dlspa.ch.l

iWTUtou iOt tuo DiSpdscDl
The home Of Washington has had a
varied history since the death of tho
Father OF bis Country. In 1865 IL was the
property of John Augustine Washington,
who had become embarrassed and was Of
fering IL for sale. During the summer
Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham, Of South
Carolina. and her mother, passing down
tho Potomac. heard the usual tolling OF
the bell as the steamboat passed the resi-
dence. and falling into conversation about
the memories which clustered around 1t
aid the rumors of the probable sale, the
mother suggested that it would be beau
tiful thing II the ladies of America could
organize and purchase Mt. Vernon and
hold il always for the country. Miss Cum
bingham, who had been lifelong Invalid,
caught at the idea and at once determined
10 make u her life's work. She was highly
intellectual, and under the inspiration OF
this patriotic impulse developed mar
vellous energy.
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PecuI

TO izclf ia many important PARTICULAR hOous
sarsararilla is different from and superior va"
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion ana prsp-
arstlon OF ingredients, Hoods sarsaparliis PCS
,es.es the full curative value Of the best known
remedies of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar 10 It's medicinal merit, HOODS sarsap%
rfIla accompIlshes cures hitherto unknown
Peculiar in strength and economy - HOODS sar-
saparilla ia tho only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger Doses ana 90
not produce as good results as Hoods sarsapariia.
Peculiar in It's good name at home -thefo
moro Of Hoods sarsaparills soidin LOWELL "Heio
tits made than OF all other blood BURNERS.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sa'cs
abroad. no other preparation has ever attafned
such popularity In so short time. Do not 90 IN
duced to take any o;herpreparaton. Besuretoss'
Hoods SaYsapaTllsa
soidby all druggists 81; SIX tors5. Prepared onIy
BIZ c. l. HOOD d CO., Apo;hecsries, Lowell MAS''
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
BLACK DRAPERY NETS.

No house can give better value than we In this
line. We have upwards OF twenty-five styles OF
Plain Nets. Dotted, striped, and Figured Nets.
ranging from ;5c a yard upward. We have
also = choice line Of narrow Black Laces Tor nm
shing.
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au.j CompanY's wharf. koakeIA
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ffssI;lsNss,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ts.lSsISuI
' COMPANY for Old POlNl, Assz&s.ss~s-
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS
CLAKEMONT, aud JAME5-kIs Err LANDINGS
direct by elegant saloon s.eamo: TOLCHESlkk,
leaving iichmond EVERY MONDAY. WEDNkS-
DAY, and FRIDAY az A. ". slr5et-car5 10
directly to steamers wharf. Faro 10 Old Point
or Norfolk. $50. secOnd class, 81.
Connections at Old Point aud Norfolk closely
with all lines FOR northern cities same AFTERNOON,
James river by dsyligh. Great tourist Ina
Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and at 0arber's
Acency, 1000 Main street baggage checked
through. State-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DASVILLR. aud FAhNNlLLE AND
POWHATAN II. X. STATIONS. and WASH
INGTON. ID. C., all points In Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular lani-
ings on the James river, at lowest rates aud
through bills issued.
LUCiBN b. TATUM, Vice-President.
No. III Main street aud Rockets.
IRWIN WRIsiGER, Freight and Passenger Agenk
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bow IT has BEEN PBETRvED.

SO completely has this been done that in
the animal report for May. 1889. 1t said
"Ihe last ruin upon the estate 10 now OBJ
liberated by the restoration Of the old ser
wants quarters and Mt. Vernon now
stands restored IN this centennial year Of
1889 as Washington himself looked upon II
IN 1859" This has been mainly accom-
plished by the several vice-regents taking
charge of some particular object and
raising the money for that object in her
own State. Thus the servants quart ers
mentioned above were restored through
the efforts Of Mrs. Annie Nj. Ward, wee
regent for Kansas. the money being con-
tributcd by the school children Of that
State.
1t was the good fortune of the writer to
be present on Tuesday last (May 20th)
when the Board of REGENTS received the
Board of Visitors appointed by the Gov
ernor of Virginia under the act OF incor-
poratiOn II was scene ever TO be re,
WONDERED The lady regents are selected
from the several States because Of their
high connections and personal worth, and
il may he safely said that the board has no
superior in the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
RIBBONS AND VELVET RIBBONS.

We have Kept none but tho best Velvet Rib
hons fbis season. Ask for tho q. T.. which Is SUI
perior 20 any other. OR Ribbon STOCK - the
best we have ever bad, and prices arc lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
A. HU7ZLEB'S Sons,
S15 east Broad street.

Anticipating the presence OF q Fres' many -
our country patrons during the pressp' so
we have msdo special efforts 70 repioni'H '3'
stock In every department
We offer our friends a hearty welcomes ~.
promise to put forth q display OF bargains 'na'
will help 70 MAKE their visit pleasant mea'i''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27


duced-ircm zoe. a yard and upward. Special
prices for This week.
LACE CURTAINS.
Ask 20 SEQ our sjc Lace Curtains now at69c.;
Asn 10 see our sl.25 Lace Curtains now at sSc;
Ask 10 see our fi.sj Lace Curtains nov at Si.20;
ask 10 500 our &. 30 Lace Curtains now at SLID;
Ask 70 sec our 90 Lace Curtains now at 90;
ASH TO see our $3.50 Lace Curtains LOW al $3.50;
Ask 20 SEQ our 81 Lace Curtains now al -:
ASK 20 see our s. Lace Curtains now al 81
The famous 75c. KOSALIE COUTIL CORSET
for this Weck-5Oc.;
The celebrated 81 II. & T. CORSET this week
7Jc.;
MERRISiAC SHIFTING CALICoRs, cambria
patterns. 44c. yard; -.- ,,,.,.
ALL-WOOL EXTRA-FINE LACE-CHECh HEN
kIErrAS Acc. yard.
BLACK CAsHMEREs AND HENRiETTAs AT
SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK.
You should not fall 10 see our HRNRlETrA-el
wool and extra 1ne-at 50c. IL is n big bar
gain. -
not overlook our BLACK GOODS. You viii TO
greet It Il you do.
ZEPHYR GINGHAMs at lOc yard;
SNAKE BELTS Sc. apiece:
79c. BLACK KID GLOVES. with heavy elk
stitching, al SOC. pair;
BLACK SILK TAFFETrA GLOVES ct 15c.
par;
GEN lLkMENS DOC. IDRb LINEN fiSi
CUFFS-we win sell a limited quantity ais
week 3 pair tor &c.:
The s s:1'l s'' CUFFS at l'' ''i'0' pair or
GENTLEMEN'S BRITISH HALF-HoSE, sesm-
less, at l21sc. pair;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS, with cape. DC.
apiece;
LADIES' BLACK SILK MITTs iskc. a pair;
The POCKET NOVELTY SILK GLOVE. in bhck
only, worth 75c.-for 29c PAIR:
REMNANTS OF FINE BLACK sATINE. In
dress patterns, at7Hc yard:
SHELF OiL-CLOrH at &c. a yard;
Our celebrated 69c. PLEATED-B0S0M SHlRf.A
SOC. nOw--sll sizes;
STRIPED NULL, In a variety Of patterns, e q
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS lOc apiece;
LADIES' LloLE-THREAD RIBBED NkSlS-
worth 35c.-at lie. apiece;
CInLDREN'S GRAY RIBBED VESTS &c. apiece
MINIS OUTING SHIRTS &c. apiece;
FANCY NOME TIDES 12Lc. apiece;
rd-wide UNBLEACHED COTTON sGc
ward;
Special job lot of extra-wiie ToRCHoN LACES,
worth from 10 TO l53sc.-your choice OF any OF
tho lot SIC. yard;
Special drive In a BLEACHED TABLE DAhAsh
at 25c. a yard worth &c.:
CHILDRENiS PAkAsOLS al l9c. apiece:
A full line OF UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
from Soc apiece np TO IS. Some nopby svies
and at our usually low and popular prices
BLACK oRGANDY LAWN worth 1896. for &c
cHiI6FEN's LACE CAPS at iOc. apiece:
Lovely GYPSY CLOTHS at So, 10, and isHc. per
yard.
Lower prices prevail this week tnsn ever be-
fore. and you may look for genuine bargains 10
greet you all over the store
HRLD & rHALHINER
my T-Tu&rh 6J9 Broad Street
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DErAnruEE or srsAnEKs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM y1S.SM
" SLIP COMPANY. Lh.kSA

FOR NEW YORK
steamers Leave NchmOni kSHkr IL kSOAf
and FhIDAI al =. n. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing limo.
steamers lesys New York for hohmoni
EVKkY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at I.
n, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- modations unsurpassed
Cabin fare % Now YORK riJ James-riFer
route Including meals and rth)..,.....DD
trip tcEetA limited 70 shirtI days
after date Of iSsus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II u
s,,c-rga with subststence ............... ~
Storage without subsistence. .......-..-- ~
Cabln fare piG Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
Uay....... ................ ...--..-.s-. WI
Cabin fare ria Moh1ond snd Petersburg
railroad. 600. -
Ticsets can 10 DtaIned a. A. W. Gefbor's, lOJ
Main street. Chesapeake ani Onto nnd kica-
rnonl and Petersburg dep0ts, and at compsnTs
Office, 1871 Main street, and wharf. RockeitA
Fregh. forwarded and th-ouS "a bills ~ ladins
,ssued for points beyond New IorE.
Fftiznt received daily until D. z. NJ
VNasauger. leaving Richmond On MONDAYS,
Tuesdays, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
ShTI'RpAis, by tho Chesapeake md Ohio rail-
wav ria Newport Nsws) AT % p. VI. aud by
Ki-hmnnd and Petersburg railroad fstmc dave,
etag5 p NJ, will mako connection at NOhtOLh
win steamer iaaving those day
GEORGE ". ALLEN q CO, Agonts
NO 1891 Main stroeh All
ausi CCmpguy's wharf. kOGketA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
CRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION
RY
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. No. 6g7,
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR,
SUNDAY. JUNE !, 1880,
TO CURL's NECK AND RET RN

The beautiful steamer Colchester will loeye
the Virginia Steamt pat Company's wharf at go
T. NJ. and return at 1880 p. VI. This gives ride
Of fiye hours on the beautiful James. Ihore
will be sacred music by Professor Wagners or
cnestra, and refreshments at city prices. ms
Is the only sunday "trip this elegant steamer VIII
make. Tickets Adults, 80 cents children
under twelve, Is cents-to be had AT the Doat or
from the following committee: Aessrs. /. l..
ThOll, j. w. Wilson, 4. C. Bethel. a. Leweian,
Robert Pesrman, aud L. s. Ihurston, and MIR.
lawson and Mrs. NJ. h. 1holl. Members OF sister
councils fraternity invited u unite VIII us
my o5Su,TuF&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. - hsduls
APRIL -, lst9-cassorn Standard
time.
.:32 A. "A. leaves Byrd-susss station daily
stops only a. Ashland. Boutwell,, MI
ford. and fredericksburg, Brooke saf
widowator. sleeper ~ Washington
ana Now York.
ii:52 A. NJ leaves Byrd-Sues. station csiir st-
except sunday. fsrlOr Car, Mch-
rnOnd 70 Washington.
t:4s p. N. leaves Byrd-strssg station daily.
Sleeper Richmond ~ NeE iOrk.
es0A II. arrives st Byrd street station dali.
Sleeper from New York
fss n. u arrives as Byci-sussl sta.ion daily.
stops ~ frsiercksbarg. Milford
Both veil. and Ashland sleeper from
Washington aud New fofk- Does NOS
stop at EibA
s.<5R. n. arrives at Byra-sirsss sts;toa dsiiE
except sunday. far.or Car, wasnr
ingtOn 10 Richmond
ASHLAND TRAIss
DAmr sXcsYT sUsDAYS
esA. n. leaYss ElbA Arrives ss ASHLAND IS
7si A. n
zoo p. NJ accommodation ls,yss B,rd:s,oes
station. arrives 81 Ashland OF 4. NJ
s24p. N leaves zIbx arrives al Ashland a
stA. n arrives KlbA Leaves Ashland AID
A. NJ.
s%A u accommodation arrives q, Brys-
Street station. leaves Ashland AIN
An
s:lsP. N. strives ct kiea leaves Ashland ~
{. d. TAYLOR. Tranie Managed
1T d. Arzas. General 5apsr,nIsadsnI
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BLACK GOODS ! BLACK SILKS !
A. HutZI0P'S Sons,
315 east Broad street.
lmy 95-5u
Reid a THALHIMER.

HID q IHAIIItEMIh.
SACRIFICE SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
CHALLIES 3tc. per yard
SuEPHERDs PLAID-wool fabric-was 4Jc.. this
week 3Oc. a yard:
10c CASHMEREs reduced 20 Sc. yard;
l5c. CORDED CASHnERES for this week Ike.
ajc. quality FIGURED MOHAlk now 10. yard:
3Oc. quality 40-inch BEIGE reduced 10 30
yard; ... .,.,o,,.--.,,
5Oc. quality ATWOOD FLANNEL sUITING5
now 3ic. yard - -
zoe. quality ALL-WOOL STRIPE SERGE SUIT
NOS this week 3jc. a yard
G)c. quality ALi-WOOL HENRlEIIAs, all
coOrs, reduced 10 4Jc. yard;
Coo quality MOHAIK BKlLLIANIINES now only
4jc a yard;
SIC. CHALLEs, new and pretty patterns, at
Ok yard:
I2Hc. CnALLIEs reduced 10 Ice. yard:
25c quality WOOL CHALLl now lsc. a,yard.
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THIS WEEK WE WILL SELL

Merrimec Prints at &C. yard:
Choice Challies, new desisns, At Sc
Plaid. Checked, aud sirined huains AZ %
Androscoggin Bleachod Cotton az Snc-
LEgcdOn G. q. Blcacbed Cotton al luc. ;
BerEeioy SOft-Finish Cambria al ice.
10-4 Bleached sheetlng-one OF the pesFAno"N
brands-25c. 49,. =,
Full yard wide Softfinished Bleachen So''on o.
&C.
FulI-vidth American Satincs al Slc-;
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, choice styies. lOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

NOTICE. ALL NONRESIDENT
1 MEMBERS OF TIE OLD HOWI1Zkh BAT
TALON, a. well "a mem bers Of the present IA
sociaiion will turn out az the uuyelinc OF tho
Lee monument on MAY 2gTH. Meet nt the cor
ner Of Eleventh and Bank streets, where la1Ees
will be furnished, at 9 O'Clock a. NJ. sharp. Nom
resident members will 10 provided for upon ap-
plcation TO the President
FRANK D. HILL,
nv 97-gt President HOwitZer Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
MATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.

We offer all OF our White and Fancy Matiipcs
that were formerly i2H. ~, lGe5, and lsc. ior u
n piece, containing 40 yaris.
4 fresh supply Of Oil-Cloihs. in new patterns,
recently opened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:

s s:iS a = " " From Atlanta ami Augusta
SsS A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
40 2. NJ. From Raleigh.
5:35 4. NJ. At Manchester. from Clover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
JAMESRlygR DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny lailroadt

JANE>hlN I'll DlFlSiDs
Richmond and Allegheny kairoado
LEAVE RIcus0Sn
200 A. N. daily for Lynchburg, Lexington, and
Clifton Forge.
40 p. N. for Lynchburg except Sunday. Sleep
ing Car for Lyncbburg, which VIII
l0aye Iynchburg a, 6:io A N. Tor
Lexington aud Clifton forge.
TRAINS AkRIys AT BiciiMosn
go y. VI. daily from Clifton Forge.
ESQ A, NJ. except sunday rom clifton Forge,
Lexington. and yEchburg.
station: Eighth and Canal .treols.
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger AgoEt
q. w. sTEyEss. General superintendonL feB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
BLACK Lace

Lovely BLACK NETS at prices gEeatly re
duced-lrcm zoe. q yard and upward. speciu
prices for This week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
UMBRELLAS ! PARASOLS !

Everybody wants good Umbrella. We sell
the fustIy-renuWned &" COuestogG," aud warrant
both frame aud cover Tor twelve mouths.
Another quality. almost as good. bat cheaper,
Guaranteed for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27

penosits received in sans OF Ono Dollar sni
upwards, and interest allowed
LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE.
Negotiable paper discounted
Open daily til Z. H.; Saturdays I'll +. VI.
10 l2-Tu, Th&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-27
GYNrErL GAYETY.

D ,-os an agreeable companion, not OK
OCT ,,,tty. nor very humorous, yet ex-
a., Dr. fond of gayety and ViVaclty IN
oil .r- even if. Ia young people, IL Weht 70
a f.terous outbreaks 81 sprlts. lie Iiheu
>, ~ IA hght turn TO table talk, taxing
cer. t..lt ANYTHING he SAID should not De
So c.. stic as 10 wound. ,.. Ill,
ding las letters one discovers TINS
,l..'. I'D enirit IN many of them, as. ior IN
s..re. in his letter TO the spirtuAlels,
,y..a.kcd ms opinion Of Won MoltAe ana
,I. Frrnch war. lie wrote III reply most
.,...,,t.ors letter. in which he sad that the
,.,,r.t,on x,as one about which military
.cr,tiCs would differ; that his own ludg-
,1t,,t about such matters was poor at best,
90 ,bat iuasnuch a. they had the power
80 consult Through their medlums) C@sar,
HCvender. Napoleon. wellington, and all
~ 40 other great captains who nave ever
ltye1 he could not think OF oouuding ms
oniniou ia such company.
- remember addressing one correspond
ent Tor him as Dear Miss In reading my
draft he drew his pom through the word
dear and added the name, smiling as he
seld Colonel. would not take the liberty
of being 40 tender to the lady, and really
do not believe she ia dear to me-
General Lee did not talk politics, but
he felt very deeply the condition OF the
country, aud expressed TO me several times
In strong terms his disappToval OF the
course Of the dominant party"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an
Pithily Told.


Pithily Told.
The Committee on Markets meets to-
night
THE wedding Of Mr. Harry A. Eooert
and Miss Katherine Steger Will take place
M St Joseph's Cathedral, Wednesday
morning, November 9TH
THE Kenna club will hold meeting To-
NIGHT at the Hearne mansion, corner
Tyenty-sixth and Main streets. All Dem
ocrats are invited to attend.
II the sun should ever get out again some
bodv should spring Kodak camera on IT,
Then we'll have picture Of 1t, at all events
II has rained for nearly week on ana on
Dox.r be alarmed ifthe loaf of bread you
buv hereafter looks a trifie dishgured on
the weather side It's only the union sea
which has been adopted by the Bakers
Union. The seal goes into effect to-day.
SENATOR Thomas +. Grady and I. 5
Riley. ESQ, were among the interested
auditors at Rt. Rev Bishop Kain's lecture
last evening In the afternoon Mr.. Grady
accompanied the Bishop about the city.
THE Richie Democrats held well-at
tended meeting at their club room Satur
dav night. Committees were appointed t(
make arrangements for grand mass meet
ing at Teutonia Hall next Saturday night
A brass band and parade over the ware
will be features of the affair
TIE ladies Of the Church of the lmmacu
late Conception are arranging for a IAN
and festival, to be given about the frs
week in December. in the basement of th'
church. Committees of ladies have already
been assigned to the several booths, anC
the affair promises to be most successful
one.
THERE was a large gathering Of colore
people last evening at the Grand Oper;
House, many of whom were knights o
/ Pvthias and Good Samaritans, for which
societies the sermon by Rev. G.. W. W
jenkins was specially designed. All The
secret society sermons of yesterday were
well attended, and the discourses were APP
and eloquent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-27
WHILE HILL WAS HERE.
Some of the Things the New York Sun
Correspondent SAW.

Tie correspondent of the New YORK
sun with Governor d. Il. Hill, tcle
graphcd, among other things, the fol-
lowing to his paper:
when night fell. the Ohio river was
alive with crafts, brilliant with colorcd
lights, and filled with cheering men.
The boats touched the bank just back
Of the hotel, and long lines Of men
troopcd on shore and marched to and
fro in front of the hotel. cheering re-
peatedly for New IOrk'S Governor. The
esteem in which he Is held here was
shown in an incident which has been
repeated i'm every hotel In which he has
stopped. Col. McEwen usually registers
for him, but this did not please the ho-
tel men, and the registers have
always been sent up to his room
with request for his sig
nature. The clerk Of this hotel placed
n now pen in the holder, and after the
Governor had written his name with it,,
he carefully removed it and placed il
away. One Of the men who had OBJ
served this offered the clerk 81 for the
pen, but the clerk refused TO part with
it. Among those who called on the
Governor was ex-senator Grady, who is
here to address a Democratic audience
tomorrow night.
mayor Seahrlght gave the Governor
and his travelling companions the free
dom OF the city, and straightway Col.
McEwen wanted to go out and take pos
session of 1t. The journey to the Grand
Oucra House was a march of SplcndOr.
The buildii g was jammcd."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-27
O.Connor at the Grand.

James Owen O'Connor, who COM
mences three nights engagement at
the Grand tonight, will no doubt draw
large audience. He is the most talked
about actor now on the boards, and
there will be great curiosity to see
him. O'Connor is a man of fine educa-
tion and a great elOcutioniSt, but he is
eccentric in his acting, and claims that
Hamlet as played by him is the only
true representation of that character.
O'Connor played at the Cleveland Thea
ter last season one week to crowded
houses, and his audiences were the best
people in that city. He always does
well with the better classes. Seats are
now on sale at Weir'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-27

One OF tie most serious obstacles TO success:
i'm the way of man j. planted right in the mid
die of the road % health. How 20 restore anl
10 maintain u regular habit Of body and digeS
ton Is too often o. source OF needless and. un
happily. OF vain inquiry IL l. not necessary {,
inveigh against drastic purgatiycs. They
who have used them continuously know u,
consequence. \ remedy which unites The &C
ton Of a regulating medicine FOR the bowels witt
that Of a tonic both for those organs the liver
and the stomach. Is Hostetter's stomach Bitters
sanctioned by the best medical authority. and
receiving daily the endorsement OF our fellow
rountrymen With this eiIectual. though gen
tlc laxative no hand 10 Is possible 10 defy those
changes OF temperature productive OF constipa
ton. a. well as constitutional attacks OF bilious
ness which beset even people naturally healthy
Malaria, dyspepsia. rheumatism and kidney
troubles arc remedied and prevented by the
Bitters.