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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

changed due eastward, and though the
mainland is not discernible through the
fog, its proximity is unmistakably an
nounced by complete change of odors,
the salty and fshy smells of the sea being
overpowered by mixture of malarial
dampness and the fragrance of tropical
fruits and flowers. Presently we pass
THE ISLAND OF GoRGoNA,
Famous as the site of Pizarro's desperate
deed of devotion, and the Cape OF Emer-
aids, at the mouth of the Guayaquil, where
he first landed, and whence the towering
SUBMITS of Cotopaxi and Chimborazo are
for the first time plainly seen in all their
majesty. To the left lies Puma Island, on
which the stern conquerer bore up so long
against open foes and treacherous friends
and organized that small but desperate
force with which ne subdued the richest
and most powerful of Americas ancient
empires.
The Gulf of Guayaquil is very large, but
its channel is narrow and tortuous. At
times we steam close to the low, shiny
shores, which are lined with mangrove
| trees. among whose gnarled roots numbers
of alligators and water-snakes find con-
| genial homes, while farther out, in the
safety of deep water. huge porpoises show
their shining black sides in uncouth gam
| bols.
| Our attention was called to tiny island,
green as an emerald "set in the ring of the
wave" close by which Spanish treasure
| ship is said to have sunk a century and a
half ago with several million doubloons on
| board. To this day divers occasionally
bring up golden coin, and We were in
formed that the chance was open to US, as
to everybody, of possessing half that SUBJ
| merged wealth, the other half of all that
is recovered to go to the Ecuadorian Gov
| ernment. Since golden opportunities"
are rare in these days, it seems pity to
decline this one, and / hasten to mention
it for the benefit of my needy countrymen
They assure us that in many places off
the coasts of Chile and Peru ships laden
with treasure were purposely sunk during
the war; and all the world is welcome to
recover the money, providing only that
| half is given to the Government.
| | should have mentioned in its proper
| place that Puma Island is now the Saratoga
of Ecuador. An English gentleman, Cap
| tain Chambers, owns the finest house in
the town, an immense, blue-painted struct-
ure, circular in shape, with verandas all
+, around, which in the distance looks about
as much like a residence as the grand stand
of a race course.
The Guayas river empties into the Gulf
of Guayaquil, and sixty miles up its mar
row and winding course is Ecuador's only
''seaport"-called Santiago de Guayaquil-
nearly hundred miles from the ocean
And just as twilight shades shut off the
view we find ourselves anchored opposite
the port, which We will proceed to explore
| FANNIE B. WARD.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19
Gorgeous Statesmen.

In Austria the servants of the State,
from the Prime Minister himself down to
the clerks in public offices with salaries Of
S400 a year, will wear half dress green
coats, with gray trousers, swords, military
caps and white doe-skin gloves. On state
occasions the military caps will be re-
placed with cooked hats, and green trousers
will replace the more modest gray Of daily
life, while the several public officers will
be distinguished by different colored
facings, ranging from scarlet and dark
green to pompadour violet, blue, light
green, cornfiower blue, orange, dark brown
and canary yellow. What paradise for
tailors and dandies the Austrian donin-
ions will henceforth become; and what a
scene of comedy their public promenades
will be, with pompadour violet saluting
canary yellow, and cooked hats perpetu-
ally in the air. There is no accounting
for tastes, however, and though the whole
decree reads more like passage from one
Of Mr.. Gilbert's comedies than the solemn
ordinance Of great European Govern.
ment, there is, We suppose, something TO be
said for it from the point of view of its
authors. What that something may be il
passes the wit of ordinary men to imagine
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

THOSE complaining of sore throat or
hosrseness should use Browns Bronchial
Troches The effect is extraordinary, par
iicuiarly when used by singers and speak
ers for clearing the voice. Sold only in
boxes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

A FADED or gray beard may be colored a
beautiful and natural brown or black. at
will, by using Buckingham Dye for the
whiskers
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

Every year, toward which vast sum the
United States, the nearest sister republic,
contributes less than S50,00o000. Nor is
there good reason for this lamentable state
of things, except high tariff, lack of tran
sit and few other obstacles which might
easily be removed were our legislators less
inconceivably stupid, any more than for
the fact that the United States merchants
are compelled to send the few goods they
can now dispose Sf in Brazil, ETC., away
around by Havre, Hamburg and Liver
pool.
We crossed the equatorial line in the
night, soon after leaving the coast Colom-
bia, and, contrary TO all expectations, the
weather grew pereeptibly cooler, instead Of
giving US an Increase of heat. The steamer
reaches Guayaquil on the evening of the
fourth day out for Panama. During most
of the time we are beyond sight OF land,
the blue and placid waters of the Pacific
filling the horizon on all sides: but some.
times to the eastward, when the mists OF
morning are dispersed and before the even.
ing shadows fall, the lofty Cordillera, tha,
form the northermost spur of the Andiar
chain, suddenly stand out full in view,
smoke Issuing from the tops of some Of
them, proving that we are fast approach.
ing the region of earthquakes and volcanic
eruptions.
On the morning of the third day some
thing that looks like gigantic corpse
floating on the water is dimly visible
through yellow haze, which we know te
be the Isla del Muerto, or dead Man.
Island'-an unmistakable landmark 70,
seamen, marking the entrance to the Gull
of Guayquil. In order to make for the
port of Ecuador our course is now sharply
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

A Norwegian engineer has invented a
machine which can pack 1000 boxes Of
matches in minute.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

Aud there must be no delay about it, for
this is emphatieally the time and tide that
f'wai,s for no man. Ii you and your be-
Iongings are not on the spot at the proper
moment, ready tobe hustled, pell-mell, over
the lurching gang plank the instant it is
thrown out from the little 'tender'' when
ii bobs up alongside the wharf, You will
inevitably find yourself in the unpleasant
% edicament of the darnsel whom the poet
left behind him.
The tender is altogether too small for the
crowd of passengers and the hastily-loaded
baggage is everywhere piled high in wild
est confusion. The fierce Isthmian heat
can hardly be endured in the tiny cabin,
and there are not dozen available seats
on deck; 50 you find standing room out
side, with your hat humping the awning
and your pedal extremities at the mercy of
rolling trunks and boxes and the foot
prints of your equally unsteady fellow
.yoyaeers. fit rains-as it generally does
during half the year-your discomtorts are
not diminished; for no umbrella (even
could you find space to raise one) would
be the slightest protection against tropic
shower.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

IT never failed to cure Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-19

SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never beer
known to fail t. cure dyspepsia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22
Crystal Com men t..

Dry and dusty. yet iarmers are plow-
ling for wheat.
Our town u having boom. Thomaa
|Caye = getting the timber on tie ground
|sor building : house; willard Cave h
On addition 20 his residence ;
Jour IL wyer Il ovorhauIing his cottage.
G. N. Simmons passed through town
last Sunday on bic way 70 SEQ HE best
girl
sherman Hall went to Ireland last
saturday 20 visit.
Angry yclls Of mad women can still Be
heard 10 Crystal.
That COW that tho r. u B. A. got
down them last spring. hss done ita
work whipped al out but Star Lodge,
land Frank Simmons will s0on have y
Whipped.
"iIigh Kicker" II you want TO know
|how much wheat had, come over and
Twill tell you. We know you. Charley.
Peter Chasteen and wife are visiting
friends AMI relatives In Martin county:
Mrs. Noah Cox IL ia town again
What's the matter with the supervisor
|of road district No. =? lie takes ~
stock, notofics the parties 20 whom the
stock belongs, then when called Tor. ne
:sn not show any stock! You had better
sook : iitfle out. Il.
Is McIvcr moved 70 town last week.
TrPPuTI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

nrAta meeting Of citizens OF Jasper
lsst wock Mcssrs. n. Haskins and Igns.s
Eckert were appointed o. committee q
see what can DO done toward securing
smother railroad connection for Jasper
and 70 write 10 snf confer with any per.
sons OF influence or capital, aud see what
is any, definite propositions can be
agreed upon. 20 bring another railroad
10 Jasper. We believe. II they pursus
the proper course. rich lead may b.
struck which will result IN giving us a.
additional outlet, IN connection with one
OF the largest railroad systens IN the
United States. But with 70 WINS, 90 with
individuals,
Tberei- tide IN the Affairs o. men. ~hieb. taken Al
the Good leads On 70 fortune"
but which, ii you neglect, you don't gel
there with both fcet. by long shot
Push on the railroad, gentlemen. IN Q
hurry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

We acknowledge the receipt Of an
Invitation 10 attend tho Oakland City
Fair. beginning next Monday. This Il
the first Fair Of the Society OF that thrIv-
Ing town, and they are unanimously
making great effort 10 make II tho best
Fair Of southern Indiana, and when snch
. people unite for such purpose they
arc sure 10 have grand exposition.
Persons from this locality can 20 there
on . morning train from jasper. spcnd
the day - tho Fair. aud return the same
night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

II. II. Allen made . flying trip 70 To-
land lest Saturday. And he ss,s ihs
duet Vas knee deep, more or lees.
Geo. Arnold, our genial shoe and hsr'
mess maker, will build dwelling here
Ia The near future. Let tho good work
90 on.
Some o. our neighbors make their Nv
Ing BY quarrelIng. we guess, for We don 4
hear Of Them doing much else.
Dir. Shower. OF Paoli, WAS here last
week looking for spoke timber. II he
can find enough hickory he viii move
his mill here soon. Good people vel
come any enterprise that will help the
WoRDLEss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Last summer the hux ragged hcrc 70 fear
fil extent. About fvc miles north Of here
Ia; the Whitcsdc grave yard there we're five
victims 81 iris dreadful disease buried in
one day The doctors could do nothing
with the disease when my family were
ltsken, ! went 70 Walter Brothers, Of Wal.
ltershurg. and told them the situation. They
sid. give Chamberlsins Collie. Cholera and
D.arrhoea Remedy that they had sent Out
several hundred bottles into the infected
district and every day we hear how thil
medicine il curing them. So far We have
not heard Of it's failing in single instance
went 70 giving II and could soon see thu
good effects and a cure was the result. Any
one in doubt about these facts may write 4
mel c. Ellie, Rock. Pope Co, Illinois
For sale q: j. +. Salbs drugstore. g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

1850 Miss Thercsia Friedman
~ u6Ddsy morning on . visit 10
stives and friends a Troy and Tell
y. she will be absent about two
klr. George Seng, Of Washington, Il
iiing relatives and friends here aud IL
y township this week.
NJ Henry Cassiday attended the Pike
nnty democratic convention q Wins
Monday. and seen most Of the people
fikc county there.
The Sisters OF Providence. who have
en- 70 their retreat II st. Mary'- during
summer vacation Of schools, returned
jasper on Saturday last.
NJ John rfister, Of Evansville. was in
sper shaking Lards with friends this
Editor Underwood, or the CanncIton
quirer, Hon. John Sweeney. Of Tel
~. and Hon. 4. Pickhardt. Of Tho
'n'ingbnrg Signal. called on the
rRIER Monday.
A.. Andrew Eckcrt returned from
Pu'sviIlc THE week, where be had beer
business tour.
Miss lydia Buccher. organist Of thu
rnan Methodist church, left yesterday
ofning for Jasper. Ind., 70 spend few
eEs visiting friends aud relatives. -
snsville Courier.
~. Jos. Sshm IL here from Washing
making preparations TO move thcrs
short time.
VI. Brit. Tarn;ne, - scord;ov Sho iaffar
q this week In Troy. the guest Of
Bacon.
" n. Wertz spent Wednesday IN In.
napolis, on business connected with
southern insane Hospital. We are
olmed be will remove 20 Evansville
long. and enter upon the practice 81
gery as speciality.
Ars. Mag. Hallet left for Kansas City,
Tuesday, In response 10 telegram
bouncing the dangerous sickness Of
son, nj. Jos. Kitxinger, who II in
lness there.
Y. Jos. |. Schumacher informs us
ne has disposed OF bis share in tho
" jasper 70 his father. and that he
~ 70 Louisville tomorrow TO look
We chance for business ~ something
zoe isa good business man and a
n citizen, and our people genera Ivy
1e-ret 70 sec him 20 away, and wish
great success Al any thing he may
'ske. Jasper u decided loser
Young business men like him leave
~" 'heir energies 4 he growth Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Fox SESAToR.-The Democratic Soma
torisl Convention for Dubois and Perry
counties met 1t Cannclton yesterday.
and probably nominated Hon. John
Sweeney for State Senator, o. he Was the
one determined upon by tho Democratic
primary election in Perry county. His
nomination will be entirely satisfactory
10 the Democrats OF Dubois county, and
he will receive their united support. He
is farmer, Of large public experience,
having held several public positions, and
discharged the duties thereof creditably,
20 o. TO build up . popularity with the
good people Of Perry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

a party OF ex-soldiers Of THE county
are now organizing to take part in the
big excursion 70 the battle fields OF Chi
csmauga, Chattanooga, Mission Ridge
Lookout Mouutail, &C.. on the anniver'
sarv OF the battle Of Chicamauga, Sept
18th and 2Oth. Any one wishing 90 jois
the excursion will assist Il BY reporting
tho fact BY letter Or postal card, or il
person, to John r. Norman, Ireland, o.
John Granddaughter, Jasper, IS the
larger the number they can DO sure Of
going, the cheaper they can obtain rail-
road rates. IL will be . great time foI
the veterans who fought over those
fields to renew their memories, and enjoy
the change Of scene.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

For the benefit OF those teachers wnt
are negligent OF indifferent. We puoiis!
the following general circular, wh'e'
was issued last Friday morning from ~
: uperinsendent's Office:
GENERAL CIRCULAR no. II.
surERsSTESDEST's orFIcE.l
JAsrEn. Ixp., AUG. 10, le9o.}
KIND FmExD.-It affords me much
pleasure 70 SEQ your namo upon the ~
|stitute enrolment card - ono o. 10.
progressive sixty -four, who has pr0miseo
10 attend the Reading Circle examine
|tion. which will be held q Jaspor. Hun
tIngburg and ferdinand, on Saturday
sept. IS. 1890. You may "pass' on any
one or 81 Of the books mentioned IN the
Reading Circle course since 1859 4.
IN this examination foOls-csp paper u
"a be used. Your MSS. will DO sent 70
indianapolis. aud from there each branch
goes TO : different part OF the State for
examination. For this reason you
should write your name and address
upon every sheet. and do not answer on
moro than one subject on sheet.
For further particulars you are respect-
fully referred 70 General Circular No.
r." issued from this Office February 26th'
1880.
Wc trust you will be able TO attend ;
for the teachers In this county who do
not. will sincerely wish they had, before
they receive their next license Or re-
nowsl. They will then remember The
French adAGe, -"Iielp yourself, and
Heaven will help you"
Respectfully.
Gro. Il. WILSON. Supt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

En-. CoUkIEg Tho orator OF the day
81 Grautsburg on yesterday was Rev. s
Cox, who opened with his compliments
to the COURIER and our report OF his sd-
dress at tnis place on the 18th lust,
saying that we had misreprcscntcd him,
But forsooth when he laid Us bare il I'll
|panncd out that the head line. that you
added. /" stating IL 3 convention was the
sum total Of the Misrepresentation. The
way he WINGED and went 1t Us rather
alarmed US IN the outset, but We drew q
sigh Of relief when We found that you
was responsible aud not Us. However,
We hold that We did him good, for q
Marengo his sound was so uncertain
that had he not told bis hearers that be
had been fed democrat milk one would
scarcely have ever surmised the fact,
But AZ Granlsburg he gave Us some good
IoId democrat doctrine. had he not diIu-
tied Ii little heavy with the idea Of q
pressing need or r. M. b. a. tickets.
n Quito . number OF the X. N Is. A.
boys ia this county have heard that the
Rev. gentleman was candidate Ia Du-
bois county for county Auditor on the
III. M. b. A. ticket, and that mol withstand
ing biz being In on that race. be would
have no objection to going TO congress
in place OF Hon. j. L. Bretz, which last
ambition majority OF the Crawford
coun,y r.. NJ. ID. A. boys take no stock
In. Wc want 10 third. Or new party, at
this time. The good old time Of IT,
farmers prosperity, when no owned
some scvcn.y per cent. 81 the wealth Of
this country, was under tho rule Of the
old party. the democrat party, u the
gentleman plessc. A new party was
formed and came into power and has re-
vcrscd the order Of things. Why not
re-instate the old party the party that
has always, when In full 20 wcr, proved
10 be the friend OF the farmer and labor
ing man OF this country; and when out
Of power, OF partially In, has been the
means OF the retention Of the lit'lc 81
blessings that tue farmer and laboring
man enjoys to-day. No sir, no new
Marty. even IL 4 few Office seekers are not
lcromodatcd. THAT y. n. u. a. NAv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

This noted health resort has been
rented for tho present year BY Thomas
II arris. The buildings have been over
hauled and refurnished, and he is now
prepared 10 receive guests. The water
: the best known in the West fos
chronic stomach troubles and Kidney
affections. The surroundings are unsur-
|passed for hunting and fishing. Il j
three miles from velpen. on the L. +. &
,St T.. Ry., where conveyances are always
ready 10 convey passengers TO tbs
Springs. Terms SIPS per day, or s.
per week. THOMAS HARRIS.
1 June IL. Soft.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

From letter written by Mrs. Ada f.
Huri Of Groton. 5. D.. We quote: WAS
taken with bad cold. which settled on
my Lungs, cough SET in and finally ter
minated ID Consumption. Four doctors
gave me up saying ! could live but =
short time. | gave myself up 10 ms
Saviour, determined II ! could not stay
with my friends on earth, ! would mce'
my absent ones above. NV husband
was advised 70 get pr. king's New Dis
|covery for Consumption. Coughs anf
Colds. gave Il trial. took in all eigh
bottles; Il has cured me and thank God
lem now well and hearty woman
Tri.I bottles free AZ Martin Friedman
Drugstore. regular size, zoe. and 81 %
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This i what you ought 10 have, IN fact
you must have il. to fully enjoy life. Thor-
sands are searching for it daily. and mourn
Ing because they ind il not. Thousands up
lon thousands Of dollars are spent annually
'by our people in the hope that they may a.
tain this boom. And yet il may be had by
ali. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, \
Iused according 20 directions ard the us<
persisted in, will bring You Good Ngc<sios
land oust the demon Dyspepsia and install
Instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric
lBtters for dyspepsia and all diseases o
liver. Stomach and Kidneys. Sold a
zoe. and 81 90 per bottle 1t Martin Fried
mana Drugstore
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Can chronic diarrhoea Be curedl Thos'
who think not. should read the followfn:
from Mr.. Joseph McGufin, Of Spaulding
Union County, Iowa. He says II wa
troubled for years with chronic diarrhoes
and used many kinds Of nedcine; but moth
ing with permanent effect for good, until
tried ChamberlAins Collie, Cholers and Di
ar-hocA Remedy. would say 70 cverv on
in need Of medicine for the ailmcnt men
TONED and Kindred Diseases try the rcmei!
and like myself. you will never be withou
Ii in your home Is and 80 cent bottles 70
sal. ii j. r. Salbs drugstore. T.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

DEcrrsEl- Hr. NJ. Oiinger last week
eclined d Blowers nomination for
Treasurer, q sent his written dsclina-
oo 70 tbe dependent for publication.
(ft' Dufendsc having declared that he
~ accepted rrtTfrraluani meeting,
piled % paoilsh defamation. Who
q. right now n vCouElER Or Dufen
49, Vosevs- Did Observer
rte nis coumrn;ca'son IN Dufenjach Z
ore, and date Il Ferdinand 2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Cholera infantum has lost its terrors since
the introduction Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and DiarrhoeA Remedy. Wher
that remedy Is used and the treatment a
directed with each bottle i followed, cure
Il certain. Mrs. Fanny I.auderiale. o
Rock, Pope Co, Ill, says Is cured her bah,
u cholera infantum and she thinks saved ii
life. A. W. Walter, a promincn. mcrchan
lax Waltersburg. III, srys il cured his bap,
boy Of cholera intantum after several othc
remedies had Iailei. The child was 50 lov
that "he seemed almost beyond the aid .
human hands OF reach Of any medicine,
but Chamberiains Cholera and Diarrhccl
Remedy cured HIM. IS and 80 cent bottles
for sale At J. p. Salb's drugstore. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

GrIt Is little amusing sometimes 70
me scross men with - much knowl-
lee sbat they can tell Just what an mr.
$50 az branch " business i worth.
No d. such rnen think they will be-
|eooe ,sIihy sometime by fixing the
Qo1uo other meD's business. But We
|n1er rs one u grow rich ~ L.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

THE BEsr SALvE IN the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sorcs. Ulcers. Salt Rhenm, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
bisins. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cnrrs Piles. or no pay re-
Iquired. II Il guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For sale at Martin
Friedman's Drug storc.
March 28th. l89O.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

ExrKErAl<NES1.-T There will be bic
krper = goose fry, wiener esussge. ard
kher concomitants. 1t Enthofen's Grove,
{hrmers Hotel. tomorrow (Ss'nrday
hrht. Every body come and enjoy il
z. RefresL ments Of al sinds will be
FINISHED.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22
Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis
Consolidated Railroad Ex-
cursi0us.

For the National Encampment Sons OF
Veterans. ST. Joseph, No., Aug. Goth
10 30lh, 30 will cell tickets from Jasper
AZ one limited first class fare for the
round trip. Tickets 70 he sold Aug.
Gath, 25th TO 18th. Good returning up
TO and including Sept. lst.
A. NJ. BExxErr, Agt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22
Notice Of Final settlement .
Estate.

NOTICE Il hereby given to the credit
IN ors. heirs and legatces Of Daniel a
Nicholsou, deceased. 20 appear 10 ths
Dubois Circuit Court, held atJasper. In
diana, on the 9Th day Of September 1890
and show cause, II any. why the Fina
Accounts with the estate q
aid decedcnt should not be approved
and said heirs are notified to then and
there make proof Of heirship, and receive
Isheir distrinutive shares.
BExsAxIx A. SIMMONS Admr.
TRAYroR 4 HUNTER AttyS.
August Is. 1880 IT.