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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

Th-. bet 90 lar yer maze ia thr Z IN WOOD
1t tit, better .nl !O.ks hstter ti#n any Usher.
The most Kty iish cnjia: HCU an "ee- Is the
Wa-wiak. ask foI ii at the gents futnisnio X
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

nDfA TiEn NEATLY EXECUTED on
CnlU tlH0 the shortest notice and on
the meet reasonable ter ms at tho
JOURNAL OFFICE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
SuiI9ay's E1res

TIE alarm Of fire was sounded 81,
S7&ay morning. about hali-pasf i
o.o'k, and while the various cuGgr,
s..ons IL the city were at Worship.
l. vas terrible day for such al
Aa u, aud much anxiety was fe.J to
ku"" tie location Of the alarm The
De- vas found t. proceed from the
t'reutine diatilIery Of Nlessrs. !. 4.
Bosom Il Evans, north Of the depot
o. tie Carolina Central ializv-y. =,i.ici
was entirely destroyed. Three s.iIta
VEL" hnra6d, the loss asgregaJinq
About 81, $50, with 10 insurance. The
me Is sad to have originated from Il
sF+'k cast by passing iocomu.Iv..
i"re had been no fire ou tie piem-
'>''' the still not having been run
c tie previous Thursday. Tn
''~es were confined to the di~tIlery
a'nE-, 10 other houses aod uC
Aa'a. store. having been burned.
about az h9ur later there was
i'";her alarm, which was i.nt 1..ve-,r,
( neral one. Il was found 10 I.go-
.'" IRON residence o.: Fourth
f'7F'sonta Of OiaLgr, but the fam >
'Tf' fortunately soon suppressed.
LATER 2.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
COMMERCIAL EPITOME-Gep-

COMMERCIAL EPITOME-Geu-
| eral trade Continues TO improve slow
| iy and the volume of business for the
week shows an increase over last week
and with a few exceptions there is Il
strong and bouyant feeling pervading
the markets for thu principal staples.
Although the hopes of the more SAN
quine are not yet fully realized, trade
l. in much better condition than 1t
WAS at the corresponding date Of last
year. The severe weather for the last
week at the North and West has again
stopped inland Communication and
this has acted as draw back to trade,
but from our exchanges We learn that
the PROSPECTS Of an early opening Of
navIgat on will increase the traffic
which was suddenly suspended and we
confidently expect In a few days to see
business more active than ever. Our
market does not feel this daaH lack
directly, but still it mas its Influence
in making markets. which are outlets
~ ours dull aud depre ssed. Our for
eign export trade continues TO I:.cteasc.
Fac exports this week were: Cotton
613 bales, spirits turpentine 3,9l4
casks, ros.u %, 704 bbls, tar 4, 202 bbis,
and crude Il bbls, against: Cotton
1.6l4 bales, spirits turpentine 4,2u6
Casks. rosin 9.101 bblz, crude turpen
tirte l3i bbls, tar 5,979 bbis, for last
week
Ocean freights have been as active
this week as last, buG the supply OF
tonnage Offering has not been So
large. Tire rates direct are unchau8-
I'd, and several charters have been
taken at f. 81. on rosin and c.. 81.
on spirits turpcntine.
The chief features # the market nnG
the changes of prices of most OF the
leading products and manufacture for
the week were as follows:
COTTON-There has been very
little doing III the cotton market du-
ring the week and to effect sales it has
heen necessary to show buyers con-
stant favors. THIS change has beer
brought about by the Reaction OF the
Liverpool and New York markets aud
the decline i'll those markets. Another
drawback to the activity IF trade has
been the very light receipts, AID the
disposition on the part of receivers TO
hold their stocks for better prices. At
the close the feeling Is weak, but hold
ers continue TO manifest firnness III
go d ng Their stocks for be rter maj
ket.
Inc receipts for the week We're ss
!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

Being d total OF 695 bales, against
588 bales for last week. The exports
were $40 bales. and the stock i'll
yard and sfoat Is 1878 bales.
The general Cotton movement for
the week vas as follows 1t appears
that the total receipts for theseven days
have reached 37,769 bales. against
IL, 156 bales last week, 80, 531 bales
the previous week and A, 433 bales
three weeks since, making The tota1
receipts since the first OF September.
1874, 3,274.656 bales, against 5 ,512. $40
bales for the same period of 1875
I4,showing decrease since September
1, 1874, Of 237, 9l4 bales.
The exports for the week ending
reach Il total OF %, 500 bales, OF which
y, 7l5 were to Great Britain, $3.50
to France, and $50 to the rest OF
the Continent, while the stocks as
made up are now 537. 49l bales.
The following are the nominal quo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
GUIdsboro had some snow last Sa
turday night.

GUIdsboro had some snow last Sa-
turday night.
Wayne Superior Court is in session
at Goldsboro this week.
The adventists at Chicago assem-
bled on Monday night in a private
way and waited till near morning
WITH their white robes on in readiness
for the expected coming OF Christ
They finally dispersed quietly.
Some economical Psrisiennes re-
Gently attempted a new mode of re-
ylvifying their old bali dresses. The
>eEttemen at prefectoral ball found
hat rs they dar ced, their dress snits
became white from head to foot. 1t
was no novelty to get their coat sleeves
and shoulders dusty FROM contact with
the powdered shoulders and arms OF
their partners, but how did this hap
pen with the rest OF the clothes? On
inquiry it was discovered that the
Partisan bellies had Delayed their
skirts with veloutine to make the
faded and dirty dresses look fresh
again.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

Tie RcckiDgham Spirit al the South
SAYS: Tie horse race last Saturday, on
Cole s l,vci. hctWeen Bill Bryant
Wade and AIclile Smith, for a stake of
500, resulted III favor Of the form er
anrma!. The friends OF Mobile being
son1cwh.t Dissatisfied, ". p. McDon-
a.d AID others propose 70 run Bill
eGalu AlOiIia again, a distance of
80 yards for a sum not less ttun $50
nor more than 500.
The Raleigh News says: There is
III the ne;ghborhood OF the quiet and
well ordered town Of Cary, six miles
west OF this city, all organized bald Of
thieves and robbers that have Of late
committed number OF Expectations
( ou tie farms OF the good people of
that section. They are getting even
more bold and have the daring to at
! tack the camps of wagoners on the
roadside. a few nights ago they car
t ried off considerable booty from one
| encampment in a mile of Cary. 1t
should be the duty of some one to APP
prehend these rascals and bring them
to justice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

Health invariably declares itself by
visible signe. 4 person with a salIca
h 'ggard visage and attenuated frame
may declare that be is '.in perfect
health" but. If he does. don't believe
sam. for he is not. His looks belle hi III
AID his ass"veratiou is mere bravado.
Few persons, except hypochondriac>
desire to be t onght unwell. A fresh
cpmp.exion, a clear eye. happy ex-
pressiou, and an absence of leann ess.
Indicate that their possessors enjoy
good Dig stion. sound sleep ard a Wig
orous circulation, three essentials III
heath which ara fortunately not be-
y1nd the reach of invalids. The surest
medium for their attainment is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which by
purifying the blood Danish sallowness,
and by romotiny perfect digestion
nd sound sleep, keep the body we'll
"ourlshe'f, and impart to the face the
placid expression indicative Of a clear
md un-searied 1niGd The Bitters are
far more conducive TO good looks than
any cosmetic that ever humbugged tho
credulOus
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

RESOLU rIONS OF 1MPEACH-
MENT OF CHARLES CLIN-
TON, STATE AUDIIOR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

Eae cape Fear ssl the Centennial
1T has been suggested, and we think
y the suggestion capital one, that the
: delegates from the Cape Fear section
appear IN character at the centennial
celebration at Charlotte next month,
as repre- 'antativas of al overt act OF
: resistance TO British authority. made
ten years previous to the battle o.
= LnxinRloo. True, the act on the Cape
Fear Teguitod in none OF the blood
| sized which characterized that in
Massachusetts, but 1t was none
the less daring in conception and
bold IN its execution. We refer to the
refusal OF the patriots 20 allow the
Br',Isi sloop of war Diligence, which
appeared in the Cape Fear river early
IN the year 1865 with stamp paper for
IKE use Of the Colony, to land the
p per. They not only did this but
they seized a boat belonging 10 tn.
vessel ho5sted il on a cart and with a
Il g f1oa ing from her mast proceeded
in triUmrh t, Wi!mington The act
was greeted with mutnous applause
By the ciiiz us, and tat night the
who town wa illuminated. The
mkt day tie People, beaded > Co
JOHN Asbe, o. New Hanover, aud Get
Hugh Whdde.I, Of Bruuswic pro-
ceeded tn the Gover.io5 5 rai..c., .:t d
demanded hat he deeiet from all ut
temps t, execute the stamp acT. The
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

An Irish man c>l eG al aEug sore to get Ii
h..' tie Of j. hnton's ancdyrc III mint TOT til Z
K heuIaatisun g; tbs Druggist asked h IN II! what
Fart of the O5y It I oabIed him NEST, II LII .
eoul, = ,ail be, II nave il in ~ Fl heal and
conner IL me-
For los 8 of rud horn all, red water In COWS
'osa of ppi.iIte. rot mu-rain IN sheep: tines
wind brt kt1. nd. T"t:rt: 9, HIIG ioI All
trt.At. Il ii, The kfIn in l"j-.N ia htTi-
Laus cavalry OBJ ion i'owdtrs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
LOUISIANA
MORE LEGISLATIVE TROUBLE
BREWING.

REPORT OF THE HOUSE COM
MITTEE ON ELECTIONS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

! ted bv - ), W; Henry has been nomi-
Poldsbo5ro(n e Democrats for Mayor of
, 1875-04-07
SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.

MORE ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED.
meeting waa held yesteFday at noon in the club
room Of tho Sherman 1louhs Of suburban passengers
patronz!ng the Rseousin Division OF tbs Northwest.
trn slray its obect being the securing Of add.ton
u trslnE. There about forty gentlemen present.
representing the different suburbs along that branch
OF tho Northwestern Road. THIS nectieg Waa called to
ordcr By Mr. ]. James. of rEk nIlsc. on whoaa mo-
clalrla.n, and alT z D. ioot steEetary Of liz mest-
lug:
passengers on Tho subject, and thcy ot Tho opn
tt.ia .ltislnE il ioxn 4 haitps.t o'clock 10 y.
oooek ii the sfteraoon. IN addition 70 the trasna at
present running Tho train which arrived At 7:o a.
Which left =: :so r. nj, vii altogether 100 sse. tor
nany OF tho suburban reAdents liz hnped that reao.
nons would bo s'aed requesting Tho COMPANY 10 a-
ILL., + T. Pierce. ct Ir,ing rarh, .ndorted tho lea.
e1lsefscd BY tho previous speaker, ana aad thai sss
sa
Ths Charmsn sail DO always eupposed that tho ras-
lahsst ss .sonad isass w. ts a s lad.
uua ought in .ho eresta Of Tho reads, to be cal,i-
traia vhteh acconmoda.ea eierI' lut gain 20 uda
tonal train for those whosa buaness did not begia
unit! between sna = " shs n"En!nx' nx., r,..
committee oi ono from eac. Of .!o susurbsn towna
lpe Wisconsin Division Of tho Nosthwaatorn naiI-
aendept tho load aud make. on bsha't Of the pas-
se,.Xess, the request for the extra trains.
Conn!tteoi Me&arp. James i. Lee, Of Map!ewood j:
T. y. Davis. Q! tsY1ng Park; J. Fox. Of Muatrose
wood rnrk; l. u lloot, of taaAeid; J. 7. James, Of
Park Ridge; Mr. Durham, Of Drsplaine>; Mr.. Aikius,
of Arlington Heights aud Iii. Williamson, of pala-
| tino.
on motiou, It was resolved that the COMMITTEES also
re1uo4t tho railroad to have al tho accommodation
trains srrTe aud depart It the Wells atsest instead OF
| tho Canal street deI1t.
Tbs moetin9 then adjourned snh)ect to the call ct
tbs COMMITTEES,
, 1875-04-07
diagrams. which aro nearly readg e. }. w9Gn ucJ AZ"
reotve1 ths report Will tc inl.lciiHtey !h'osaeo'
~, G. AA1Ltn, Cfctk."
DEARBORN STREET EXTENSION.
r,,.- u,,HnrnFt1t. ARSEHSMEWr.

r,tar u,,NnEnRuL ABsEssMEHT.
7hs eroes ,reauAlfttcs IN tho assessments for tbs
onenipu of Dearborn street from Jacfaon 10 Fourteenth
h.ra .er tho occasion qs much complaint, and soma
at ths aro no palpsbly unjust to provoke wonder
how ttny could ha.e been made. The bunEl&ng molo
Of rsocet1e defined by law tends 10 givs rise 10 such
ireauaties hit tic most notorious due 10 The sb
division Of lots. by which nesnz n fraudulent avalon
nf 1runr assessment Of benefits IL accomplished. Tho
damages asssssed and conhsmnd over ycar k1o
wien property wns held 1t much higher valuations
slan now. Tho assessment Of bcnef.s hns jrst tten
eoptted and s not therefore In Just proportion Win
the seate of danlagee.
Gro'a ~ 10 10 al'not fnexpllcabe. For Instance INC
lot o Tue aouhwcst so!lar Ct jackson AuI aro'Ea
son,hoas eor,sr ii of ihs s .ssno ssso ai sl.re i
nsseasea tl2,aiiao The Fsaen,o for thls Inequality
e IN ts 4et tha he hrs.nanea T.! r e.ae t.,s y
mi tie str,p remaining. being nsl!enlo fsr
TIN ohes division havns TITS h.r!p lying lc.ween 4
anl tho nawlyopenel street. Ake"ise eaeaies htsh
20 5 w L. 'ns se st sa o
would he rcvidcd 70 that 10 hnuatsi-tons would
front o ahs new sres ns g, hS s" se.us
for ~ anount 80 much l4tser. ....,..,.,.
Other cates are Isrss,sca " tho assessments made
ea Yam .rcet. Tho lot OF tho northwest coEHcr
ia astease sJ.d,:.a fos ecnof, whtle for d1E1agcA
@ nor,ie:ss IL @ corner 1T Of tic iientleai IL,
mud .lsare Is astea.ed t2.aMs1 for b:usi.sa on n
eaahncat cornor tho lo: nwne by i. Heed !: Hul. 10
nasessed only $nn, while tlanaEes ~ tbs amount o.
s..,l7b hayo been allowed. similar lot IN thu s.,-
eaat corner asae4sei 10. It In Stated tst tho
subdivisions Of the Reed ot, by The separate "h.e3-
n,cut Of Witch the just proportion Of hcnsits II
oyafcl. recorded respectively III tho na'le. u the
partners composing tl,u firm. Thu bnll.''H tes arc
erecting Will trout tho ne~ ttto th,!I Proving
thai tho di sisionH nre practically Que lot.
Un tho northwest cElcr Of lfnrrson ettcet aud the
proposed opt Mug Of dearborn street lot Owned "
L. i. OEs. which 10 kubdstded Into small lots. ny
Tie separate assossnent Of these tho otatfor tho Int H.
unty 81, ~ while the lot on the ncEraft eoEnsr u
nsac.sca *,o3.5!. TAc otis lut h!s s. allowed
tencn.s With for the other luis yxiuel at almost
u.s. It tecelSca ENORMOUS onIs. Ills property
utcrretcd entrgct3cally opposing the cU'l.
Nrtnal!on OF hcss ktst3sulentr Perhaps soEp nves
legation ct tho manner tn which tic assessments wcre
determined would mako interesting revelations.
, 1875-04-07
THE CITY OFFICES.

Tbs city Treasurer yesterday received 81 8tt On city
taxes, end ,:o3 On water rents.
Tbs License Clerk yesterday received tl,1o1 on
licenses. In View Of the comg contract fur remoy-
ing nghtaoi the Mayor has issued order refusing
10 grant licenses 10 night scayengets.
During laat year tho Water Department issued 4,s1
taps, 9b0 permits for tapFtng wAteE.!uala aud
uections, aud 3,s75 permits for house-uovng. The
receipts vera larger than for xuy previous year.
The board of Police amused themselves yesterday
tn awaiting Developments Ia town elections. lato In
Tho atternoon telegram received tat riot had
arisen III Lake. Fur pa.rolsnen we're Immediately
detailed for duty At that placs.
Ths frlen1s at Calvin Wilson, IN the Inv Depart
ncnt. will forgive him for attempting to got
drowned In tho Calumet. Yesterday uorntnB Judge
Dlckey bryan TO interest hnae u 10 The whereabouts
Of unhappy Cal, hut shortly sitter noon the Niurod
aauntersd no the o0l.a and presented The Judge with
three rcrawny pioyer. with tteis uccks brokep bnt
never ahot mark visible. Judge Dirkey WILL never
again al'ow him to h,nt Gu tho Calumet.
TUE BOARD or HEALTH. .-.
The regular weekly meeting Of tus Bard Of Health
Ac1tl in lheie rooms yesterday af!etnoou lTac1t
Hahn in tue ci.ar. aud present. Aessrs. Hook. Moose,
Tho Hanisary sure.1atendens4 repor! for tho week
eudug APRIL lh7s shows that during hat week there
lii deats fe.s than during tie pro-
ceiling week and tcreate Of lilo cure.
spoaug week OF last year. by dl7esses there died Of
ean.ul.a., 4; eons,ia,r,ion, 70; Group a,eas9e'
SSFS audea
=. ss|ersd. !. Thu ne.a tsnpssa'ufs 10 Tho WEEK
1hs naoainiy ispssts .hox. th,s darlns H. week
~ Il xsh nt.e y. o 1
~ i sss. IL; asi:s 5!s fsssis;, ~; ,assslsa
caths wan IN tntrtaae of 80 over Tho rrsvtous month";
aud lnctcaso Ut II oyGr tbs toL Of hs respoul
unl1Y Ii ~ thh tAuIbtrltlf6 4
, 1875-04-07

Tic sa.ess1d vaas of rror:ity II i'll; town i. .boas
ts,ouD and tbs town Is aub.ta tantaily out ot lebt.
WHEATON.
~ tas Kdisor NJ Tbs cAt+ago Jflb4Nt:
WHEATON, Ill.,. April 6.-Eysrything ia very quiet In
Whoaton hs boug vacation wcek 1t tho College, aud
tho streets, - crn-alueqse, wearing lonesome
look. SILL mud various itrma that sEe worthy Of
mention lence this letter.
Visited ths jail lust week. Nest OF its INMATES
were up-atalrs, where Court was in aeason. saw
ous thug that seemed outrageous to ma: A crazy
wouan-aud = s&esstul-iook!ug woman too~-hss been
day, seema, she hAa sull san8a Of tho ball. au.ong
visited The tai. II eeems to ms place anould bo
provided for incurabe luraucs. II there u no room
fuy them In hospitals fur the lnsAno, whsro they
me- ne 40 III !n,S.oa nean the s"irrt.s .na raupsfs
70 tuck these "setchcd uaant4es no 3alls aud pour
houses. II tha Htata regards II ~ proper punish
fur being wicked Or poor let bu utatet aud
authorized. Osherwlso lot thtre Le plAes sat
anaft for thcks rcrsous snI no !tnEgr allow crazy
wa!nan 10 howl through tin rsi4ol-Ila among hAl{at
dozen or more Eeu, luna u whom serT possibly may
le proven nnocent u nv o!en,e gu trial. aud such.
Ut least, not deseEvlox thls !onbe puntahIaeut.
kpent Aotns houss III ths aud!o Of NAcakon'k 1Ady
aFtltt Miss Julia Wecer. II " cute little mock,
&nd much frequentc by her facndH sul thu lovers tf
inR representing seena Oh tle Hudson which viii 10
ouu VI her huest efforts when anished. Seyefel OF
l.cr 1teees exhibition aud csayon tketch by
of hsr pupil has recently attracted much alien,
knowa In Usca8p, dnns by her ron, T. 4: sterry, of
Wheaton College, and stolo highly for teacher aud
pupil. Thoush only on exhibition short time ~
s.ss pops
Tho spring Atu os theCol!ego op<nAHe1utsd1y aya1s
tug. 1hsxs " to W spelinx niStea II tie coslaGs.
, 1875-04-07

.nspad, where It would catch L+eys st the moment
Of Tho asr1osion, that hc might re 7 en- .s up
qnsncss nflcr he Gun" down. UnharrIy, = eo,npan.
Tn, wh9 bal di*ressr' ~ psa. ,ssa PIT t
lawn ths Window viii ~ inAtssttcns but terrible
cra.h. and t,o routtrn cls1k emitting to n'' t'a
form of prayer. called him M, io.ncd cjear over
ihe rre-r.tlins, r'w q l...::,ss,si nsll, va
subsequently tsen n Tho oar ~lsse 'n ssn,s down
niiey,. ths e.rroi "lerpee cf tlo West Division,
cana to lie oHlre, tarecl !he leap. turned rais nnl
asked f,tnt1, to u Dofn' forth anil laid III tbs si'eat
''in RI: city Clerk. WHO rm though pale, thought
il wisconsin, sni l.s tic la,nuter!r: q ha new ~
sopeo e;I trc.t1'' . sct home
s,oIded. yld in Tho Dcmos:henes % of tho '>' Com: a.
man concil no: a'lawr. h enter thu ti1nR til
tr,una Of regular arrlanse excited By Ill., oratosy
EliIn prtcfssta easastrnra In advance Of tho re-
IT. It, a.nt, .' ~
atorlca kctife WIN beginning 10 oil nser, and prompt
!y aasca Him aud plared c1tr adhesive as:er o'cr
Thus hccoutscd hi rut ia the rcsua1ndes Of
tie ses.sou, All sn1sr.I'nslins ha.iss ,eea s ar.
il wltsils We're emitted ty slo pia-,srsd pen,os.sae.
wak 10 10 canksrne.t Al an Aye. m!n flc4t llkc
That " robbed Ut her calf and choted with sur-
ulp meant Mo.
Last night it was rsopoted 10 obtain Judge neoth'a
yte"s oi, eonslrt'ci!so conte',ia oy astn1 BIN how
!HucA Hil!"-EIJStliHu n FCa*c TOHlN Hulus
tiMt tile iti.1 was subsequently abandoned. At TnK
THtnuxE o'iIte about II yesterday tho thity-stT.
cu n,an canlo m to ascnrc thu publication Of atcnltn-
drum 10 the following effect: :" Hhat would To The
sion or the nro:Hyccsino in tits lower story of tho
superior Cnnrt Hu!sllnE7 Answfr-Dno masa cnu.
trncTu contempt the other would 10 destructive
CanteMpt.f Tho author made trlcf hut
u1tnsAtlng struggle on the rnlo~.Bll!. i. Ccr-
ourr Dieiz5cl viii tlts lnorug " rnel npcn 10 vcn
.nrtMs Aat AMI pair ct hoo:-l,ee'a that wrrn fnnd
embedded In pulp Of r,gs AMI human tissues At The
tnttsels corner Of Dc,tbur and aadaou ttrees last
night,
, 1875-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ar. Wasrs' lecture this afternoon will ba st No. ~
Calumet a'eaus, a. $50 ?. IL. Subject, "BIAttA and
Alhena,H
general meeting Of Ill committees and otaess who
dossous Of taking scttye part In hs rcnon Of
the nrmy IN May next will eonTena At lha sAsstran
House tbs evening 1t O'clock.
DR.. Audruws will lecture In AuenA Academy to-day,
1T haif-past o'clock. p. m. GU "oeJaers." Tbs pub
liz u cordially invited,
A specisl meeting Ut the Womans Chriataln Tenn
psrauce union Will b* 1sld Ut Aoon ), 1a8 Aadlxon
st1oot, Frtdsy morsdDg u ~ o'cloet.
Ths regular monthjy meeting os ths Board et Man.
, 1875-04-07
DEATHS.

OEAIktG4
DRoFLe-Oa Tuesday. April ., Cathartno. wlfo O
EFaacB Grove, aShl bH years.. .
Funurll tEsn Au HDat LAko-tt, on Wednesday, April
I. at3s p. III.
:i.. Covaussu. Ky., Mssa Wiisoa. Vic II 61.sles II.
ts;nas,s taksn to sF.tshurs. Pa, for interncn..
3b-uIbsAA tU.j aud Hustoa tAlass.j papurs please
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