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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
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with SCOUT. which nIatit : a..fDGirtlIr- in
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reliable rouIei.. ON more accept my han 5
and believe tn lie, very respectful l.,
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Sc 50 Caro- st, Cincinnati. -.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

isista A. : ~ the KidntNs Red ie- etc are
s:iw,, : H. .a-aHE. an at mes tney heCOm
the moss DIS II sing AID d4ngeOr diSeas =
that rec the hdn4an EN- Nj, 1t do--
Eases Of thn kidu-v arle from inn u'iti.S i
he bios Il c@t.igtf1g t-um. T. hich settl Gu til
arts V GZTI>E tN-tS any known f'Tn dy
III II whole wo ID TO cleansir A. Tr fyit-e
the 80 d thereby cas- ng hei thy a. 10 10
al the rus of ,ht h'dy. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

The peculiar finish of the EImwood
collar makes it thoroughly perspira-
ton proof. All first class furnishing
stores sell them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
The General AsSembV Of North
G0r0lin0 do ellncf.


Carolina do enact:
SECTION l. mat al claims asainst the sew
craI COMMITTEES ciri..s and town. OF this State
w'ether by bond or Otherwise, shall re pre-
santed to the Chairman of the Board of Coun
y com Diis>OEIrS or 10 the chief officer OF
within two ears after the maturity OF such
claim OF claims or the holders of such clai N
CLAIMS rha!t he forever bafI,dIrOD a TecO very
thereof.
Prorided, That G aims which have alre-d v
nlauu-, and become due. $ all be pr"seitet
or or before tie first day OF January, D.
haI red 1T "A recovery there of.
Section 2. That it shall be the duty at the
Chair man Of the Board If ourty ommie-
sioners thu several counties the chief
off cel S Of the sevetal cities and towns. to
the mai TIRE. amount, dase and tine of maturity
If ALI CHI m pr scented 30 be recorded a
hook to be kent Tor that purpOAe. anu TO b.
called ~ he Registry OF Claims
section 3. Il shall be the duty of the Sccre-
t~ry OF State to publish - is act for six con-
Sacutive weeks in the daily News" Era"
and ''Se,.tinei, wspapers. published in III
cry % Raleigh, he "-JOUTual of Commerce"
uhlshed IN the city OF Sewbern. the DAILY
.ToUENAL, published in the citv of Whining
ton, the Charlotte hb-erver.' published i'll
the city OF Charlotte. the 'sGreensboro tat
riot" published in the CITY OF G cen 'boFo. the
Baskerville Cirizen,' published in the town OF
A~hsYiile, "' he North Carolina Gazette,
published in Fayetteville.
Section 4. This act shall not app'y to any
couctv " bos5 debts are already audited and
aSCtrtainsd
Section This act shall take effect from and
after rs rattle alton.
IL General \ sse mhlv read three times and
ratified the 22d cay Of Ma ch, A. ID LIS
STATE OE NORTH CAR OLINA, }
OFFICE SECRETARY STATE
Raleigh. March % b, 1875 }
hereby certify III at the foregoing is a tue
copy OF the original act On tile in this Office.
VIM. II HOWERTO>,
april 2-6w Secretary OF State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

How to keep a good hotel-Neyer
part with it. -.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

Gather the corpses strewu
Ger many bar.it plain,
from many grave -la. ie- 81" lone,
without 3 name and itaal,t a stone,
GatGertLe ocutLsTu slain
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07
Very Respectfully,

JAMES BARRON Hope.
To MAJ. Joseph \. EngeILard, Pres
dent Press AssociatiuD Of \. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

Gather them one and all!
From private to the chief,
Come hey from loveI or I1jlceiy hall.
They fell for is and IL them should fall
The te2Is Of Majors gIief.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

FAT "a 4 % Re n Has las
Gather the sacred dust
Of the warriors tried and true,
Who bore the Flag q or Nations trust
And fell in the cause, though Lost, still
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-05-07

We care 10. = hence .ltov came,
Dear Is tiIel: lite.ass clay
Whether unknown. o. krl..u +" 3@Ue,
Their cause and country sti.I .he saEe
They GieG---arG wore lie Cray.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04
CITY NEWS.


THOMAS JONES. sergt. :. s.. Us .A.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04

Mr.. Phi II. ssup wishes 10 announce to
his friends and the public generally, tha,
nc has lately nftcd up, in excellent style,
his commodious and comfortable plrlOrs on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entt rtainment Of those OF our citizens
and the res, of mankind who indulge in
ice cream, soda water, confcctiOncries, &c..
and that he is prepared to furnish TO citt.
Gems Of Caro-, At home or at hi, parlors,
anything in his line. Phil. Is well known
to our citizens. and ~ bis rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and as he can Away,
be found at his post, day or night. to look
after the welfare Of his customers, we be-
speak for hi IN that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his soda water l. not equallcd
by any In IN city, and ~ far as coniection'
cries are concerned, il cannot be denied
that his stock is Away, the best in the city
4 I'm
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Every seven Years.

Psychologists say, the human body i en-
tirely changed ani renewed. Every mo-
ment OF OR liyos, every part OF our bodies
Is wearing our and /, being built up ane W
Of fresh matter Thi, work Is sccompi.hed
by the blood which goes through every
part. But il Ia. blood becomes weak or
tilted, and does not perform 1t. work
properly, ,hc system - actually poi.one |
by the WORKOUT matter closgng The vital
organ, instead IL leaving The bojF. For
dyspepsia. bilIousnc'-. kidney. kin and
liver trouble, feyor-, and all diseases aris-
Ing from ,i,iated blood. DIR. WALkKR's
CALffoKSI, NiSgGAr BIrTyE- ara -or-
'r"ivp remedy. j-ii-d&w-iw.
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go iaI.Ss 900 Ser.

Landlords of hotels and boarding houses
viii tindit to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
eial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, 10 ceats'iacdozor-. - uol''
prices are as follow single shirt an0'coi
lar, Ice; per dozen sec; socks Dc; two col
lars, Sc; two handkerchicis' DC; vests zoe
and all gentlemcn's wear. soc pc
Jozen. Ladies' dresses, % to Doc
stirts I, TO zoe; drawers 10 to l5c; TIVE
mir hose Dc; two collars to Ice. For Ia
,ue., plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia
lie. line Clothes. III % per dozen; dom
I,,mnt,y. AMI promptly delivered Pa
,rouoro solicited.
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The Taylor Literary society.

The Taylor Literary Society. an insti-
tuition which has. to the surprise OF many
of the people of this city. ilourished for
the past six months, held its regular
weekly meeting at the Council Chamber
on Wednesday night, and elected new
officers for the ensuing term Of three
months. ~ follows President. John
Hacker; vice-president, John Reeves
secretary and trea surer. John Oswald
The society will hold meeting on the
first Monday of each month, beginning
with July. until the extreme hot weather
has passed. when they will again go int
the old way OF running the machine
which. to that organization. has proven
so beneficial.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04
Dead Child GOssusl.

Chief OF Police Williams wa yesterday
notified by one OF the laborcr, digging
dirt Oh the Mississippi levce. that they
had dug out the ceilin OF a young child
The chief went to look to the correctness
of the statement, aud found that metallic
coffin about three feet long, # fine make,
containing the body of "a little child sup
posed to be about two year, of age, wa.
the source of the workmen'- excitement.
The clothes of the child were very neatly
made and embroidered. The body i. in
very good state Of preservation. al
though il has been buried. undoubtedly.
for many months.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04

regiftsred at the Grand Central yester.
day.
"A. 5. fall, OF Kentucky, wa. at the
Planters yesterday.
Miss Annie Smith, OF Tennessee. wa.
registered at the Delmonico.
&C. Z. Mcdowell, a prominent lawyer
Of Carmi, was registered at the st.
Charles.
w. Burkmeyer, Of indianapolis, was
al the Grand Central yesterday.
Edwin Modegan, OF Mississippi, was
registered at the Planters.
H. a. Gilmore, q commercial tray
eler Of ST. Louis. was at the Grand Cen.
trail
F. Dusenburgro, OF 81. Louis, was
registered at the Planters yesterday.
j. II. Hudson. of Ashland, Illinois,
was registered at the Delmonico.
John Elsenburg, Of New York. was
at the Planters.
$. L. Rumble and lady. If Natchez,
Mississippi, are stopping at the st.
Charles. Mr.. Rumble ls partner In the
commission firm Of Chas. N. Howe d Co..
Of this city. They will remain in Cairo
for several days.
r.. II. Roscborough and Anthony
Steele. OF Sparta John II. Wilson, of Co
lumbla. Illinois +. +. Bouton, editor OF
the Jonesboro Gazette. and Judge NJ. G.
Crawford. Of Jonesboro, all of whom
were In the city for the purpose of attend
ing meeting Of the directors of the Cairo
& st. Louis narrow gauge railroad com.
pany, held at the whartmastcrs office.
were Of the st. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04
Died.

Mr.. Edmund Hueiner, proprietor of the
Planters House, and the great free lunch
giver, few days ago bought from 4
fisherman twenty-four fine fat turtles,
with which 1t was his intention to give
his customers delicious plate of soup.
lie gave them into the care of negro
man, who neglected to give them the nee
essary amount of W alter, and the conse-
quence was, eighteen out of the twenty
four turtles passed in their checks OH
Wednesday night, from thirst, and now
i. 0xsnd Pfiilerling are cursing every
member. >engress who had anythin.
to to-, do with the pa J: q the Civil Right.
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0Ospsl lsrnrlOWs /!

Herbert has Pils'ner, and Huefner has
Schlitz, an which I like best by "dundcr
and blitzen,"I couldn't declare If my
life was at stake; aud oflen at night tim e
! lay wide awake. aud sometimes think
Pils'ner's the best In the town. and then
that the Schlitz beer gets the Pilsener
down: but whether it doc or whether it
don't this is a fact. told in very plain
prose, that good drinkers get them both
down with remarkable ease and all de-
clare that possibly one is better than the
other
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4 ODeItxhtfsl Picnic.

We may be permitted TO Use the cX-
preston that a most excellent "duet" in
school teaching is Miss Rogers, OF the
Eleventh street. and Miss Phillips, of the
Thirteenth street schools. Both have
studied the ar, of bending the twig 80
that the tree may incline in the right di-
! rcction. Yesterday about 200 children
pupils in the schools of these Indies,
gathered at the residence Of ;. II. Wheel
CT, Esq. and on hi, spacious lawn. en-
joyed, 10 the top OF their
bent, the picnic given to
them by.i' but acher.. They marched
In procerred beten their school rooms,
and. NJ tlSrrival at Mr.. wheeler's, they
Went on to the piazza of the house, which
formed an excellent stage, and there
and performed dialogues. These
were listened TO with great
interest and delight by large number of
the parents and friends of the pupils.
On the grounds were spread several
tables loaded with CONNECTIONS and other
articles delightful to the hearts OF little
girls and boys. A large quantity of ice
cream, presented by Mr.. Stafford, made
its appearance with the rest of the re-
freshments.
In one corner of the yard, to which all
made their way. was Rebecca at the
well-Mary Hartman, always charming,
but particularly so on this occasion.
The good behavior of the children was
remarkable, and was attributa-
Bile to the excellent discipline
of their most excellent teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler merit the thanks
of the pupils ofthe schools and their pa
rents for giving 10 the children such
| treat
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04
COuldn't Understand.

officer Brown tells us that up till YES.
terlay he had found no person re-
siding IN Cairo whom ho could not
make understand just what he meant
But yesterday morning, while on his
beat around the lower part of town.
looking for "unhealthy places" he came
In contact with Wah Lung. the Chinese
laundry man, who completely astonish.
ed him by his wonderful display of ignor-
ance of the English language. After an
hours worry with the Heather Chinee,
who thought that Brown was insane, the
discomiitted health officer, through va.
rious motions, such rs made by deaf
and dumb people, made the Chlnaman
understand that he wanted him to clean
mp his yard on Fourth street, or he
wonld make him pay finc. wah Lung
thought Brown looked like man who
could be bought pretty easy, and offered
him handful of nickle cigars, but he
refused, and the laundrynan promised
to clean up Immediately.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
"FeeIs Like lie Was Shot"

ISAAC Valdez Is selling his new
stock of goods-Men's aud Boys Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, &c.,--at prices that AS
ionish every person, and make the high
priced dealers feel n II they We're struck
by lightning or shot. His hats and caps
are 30 especially low that his prices cause
astonishmcnt. He is not compelled to
make weekly returns of his cash, but Is
always prompt to draw from the East
the best of goods, II complete variety of
which he keeps always on hand, at his
wcll-known Clothing House, corner OF
Ohio Levee and Sixth street. GIVE
Valdez call. He " his own man,
and can assure satisfaction to all his GUS
toners.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04

The cows OF this city still continue,
without much ccremony,to shuttle off this
mortal coil. On "Wednesday night. a
valuable COW, belonging to widow lady
named Cunningham, living on Nincih
street. between Washington avenue
and Walnut street, died from the same
cause that has compellcda large number OF
the same the kind OF brutes to give up the
ghost liercabouts recently.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04
The Dogs

Chief of Police Williams. who is deter
mined to put All end to the dogs Of this
city running about without muzzle. and
tags, authorized a gentleman living In the
upper part OF town to kill all CANNES thu,
came under his notice, unless they Were
properly marked. The gentleman accor-
dinghy went To work. but gave abont n
thousand other men and boys. black and
white. the right 10 put tue CANNES ont of
the road, and the whole crowd are out
bright and early each morning, looking
for their game, while Chief Of Police
Williams is bu,ily engaged in his quar-
ter, listening to the complaints OF the
owners of dogs that have been sent where
the woodbne twineth by the uptown gen.
eral and forces.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-04

The Delta City Cornet Band boys. hav.
ing desire TO wake things up a little on
their own hook. gave a social hop at
Kluge's Hall last night. Quite num-
Der of the friend. and acquaintance of
the members Of the band We're invited,
nearly all OF whom were present, and
tipped the light fantastic until reason
ably late hour, and went home we'll
rlna .at
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Persons Al.

"A. Is. Davis. a prominent merchant OF
Metropolis, was registered at the Del
monico Yesterday.
II. NJ. Stockfleth and lady, OF New
York city. mot of Cairol, wereregistered
at the Planters yesterday.
r.. T.. Rivers, proprietor Of the e'e'
CANT st. Charles hotel of New orieah''
was at the st. Charles yesterday
j. c. VigneauX, who is connected
with the extensive printing establish
ment of Culver, Hoy & Page, of Chi
cago, was :. guest at ,e st. Charles yes
terday.
Dan Hogan, OF Imnd City. County
Clerk of Pulaski county, was registered
at the Grand Central yesterday.
SIS. Bell, of Mississippi, was at thu
Planters yesterday
II. II. Martcny and J. i. Goss, o
Bloomington, manufacturers of paten
revolving Office desks, were at the Del
monico yesterday.
Thomas Harrison, a Ballard county
Kentucky, official, was registered at tn
Grand Central.
C. T. Winnie, connected with the Ia
and cap house OF Goss, llinkc & Co., o
st. Louis. was registered at the 81
Charles.
w. Is. Anderson. Il COMMISSION mel
chant OF Commerce, Missouri, was at tn
st. Charles.
-R. j. johnson, Il commercial gentle
man of Cincinnat,w was ut the 81. Charie'
Judge William j. Allen, formerly
this city, and nj present citizen OF oh'
bonlalc. was ut the st. Charles.
Charles j. Hatch, commercial tray
clcr of New York, was at the st. Charie
e. &. Hill of indianapolis, was res
istcred at the st. Charles.
jaime. Pollock, n resident OF vi
cennes, Indiana, was at the ST. Charles.
III. Drcwry. of 81. Louis, W
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hereby announce to the public T.
am better prepared than everto acc mo-
date my patrons at the Central III a, on
Sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington svenu. have takSn part
nAn IN the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience In
that line, and will not fail to make guests
feel At home. The table will always be
supplied with the best the market affords,
served up in the most palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week, ~ so; single
meals, 25c, to be had ut all hours. have
also In connection with my hotel, first
class barbe: shop, and am prepared to give
customers q good shay, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. will ran three chairs. and have
employ ed tonsorial artists who understand
their business. Shaving, 10 cenis; sham
pooling, 20 cents and b ir cutting, - cents.
| Give me a call. PRoP. +. GoEBEL.
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