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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
Golden Eagle, No. 55,
Baltimore ST., Cumberland.
Cumberland Md, Feb. %, 1871.
ONIuISSIONERS NOTICE.
Devries, &c, Complainonts,

as.
William S. Purgitt &c, Defendants,
In CHANCEnY
DY decree rendered Mt the April term Of tho
ID CircuipCourt Of Hampshire county West
Va, the undersigned, a Special Commissioner
in this cause is directed after having first given
notice by publication ia The 'SOnih Branch To-
telligencer" for six successive werks Of The time,
place and purposes Of his proceeding under this
said decree. (whish publication is 10 ide equiva-
leot to personal service OF notice upon all parties
interested
lst To ascertain the liens npon The property
Of William ). Purgiit and Reuben Davis respec-
lively, either by deed Of trust or judgment the
amounts still due upon said deeds Of trust or
judgments ard 10 whom due and 1.-THE priOrities
Of the respective liens
End To call before him all the creditors to an
swer upon oath 10 any pertinent inierrogatory
That may be propoundrd 10 them rs to the said
Indebtedness and TO produce before me their re-
speciive obligatory notes or other evidences Of
debt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

ETA lady recently cleared her house
of flies by putting honey on her husbands
whiskers when he was asleep. The flies
stuck fast, and when he went out Of the
house be carried them off with him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
interested will, therefore,
TAKE NOTICE,

Tha, on the 7th day Of August 1873 ai ny
Office 10 Romney, ] shall proceed 70 carry out
The directions Of the above recited decree, ~
which time and place all parties interested will
attend for the protection Of their interests.
SAM'L. J. FLOUkNOY,
Special Commissloner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

EE Patrick Henry Once called Gov. Giles,
of Virginia, 'bob-taied politician. Giles
demanded an explanation. Henry respon j..
ded !: Il do not recollect having called you
'bob-tailed politician at tny time, but
think 1t probable | have. Not recollectiDg
tho time or occasion cannot say what
did mean, but if you will tell mo what you
think meant, will say whether you are
correct or not Giles subsidized.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

%WE notice that the agricultural cd
iior' Of one Of our exchanges advises his
readers to plant peas in the new Of The
moon We advise our readers 10 liant
their peas 10 the ground
A woman modesty is like her color-ex.
iremeIy becoming If not put on.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

ETA POOR woman asking an Eogli,h
government official for a favor, to his in
quiry from what locality she came, answer
ed, 'Shure, yer honor, it's no l2,c- caIity, at
all, at ALL its's very rispictiblo 'cality.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

ES PRUDE is queer chicken Speaking
Of quarclsomo man who was always bera-
ting somebody or something she said, 'b9 is
down on everybody but bis knees.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25

ga MINISTER out West advertises, in
the hope of making young people come for
ward, that during the warm weather he
will marry them for "a glass of wbiskoy, a
dozen eggs, the first kiss of the bride, aud
quarter of a Pig
sD-REv. ROBERT CoLLYER wishes that
EVERY rom shop was chained in the bottom
less pit of hell We are opposed to any.
thing that would tend to encourage emi
grafton to that locality.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-07-25
NORTH RIVER
Woolen Factory.


TINE undersigned, having purchased the Fac
j tory Property formerly owned by William
Hammack, now fully prepared to manufac-
ture all grades of WOOL into GOODS, viz.
Cassimers, F,oeeds, .Satitets, Falted Lin
seys, Blankets, Flannels, Linsey for
Dresses, Stocking Yarns, DC,
and have always on hand such above named
goods TO exchange for Wool, and TO sell for the
cash on reasonable terms.
We will manufacture Wool on the halves, In to
such goods as desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeing
done with neatness and despatch. AS we have
been engaged in this business for a number of
years, we are confident of giving general salts
faction; We confidently appeal to a generous
public for a liberal share OF patronage
WOOL received in exchange for GOODS.
at the market price, or the Cash paid for it If
desired.
CHAS. w. BOWMAN,
L. A. BOWMAN.
Hamp. CO., Feb. 10, 1871.
, 1873-11-03

The Andrew (Jaokson County, Picket has been
driven in by hard times. Tie puhllAher OBJ
aervos: with tue county-seat gone aud tho
money senlen. we aec no future hope for us at
Andrew"
Catherine Howard, of Union County, has
for selling liquor to hor husband.
-tat1nors are In town hunting for hands to
huBk corn. uolp seems to be scarce e1.60 to
81 per day IL being ol1ered.-Muscatine Jour-
nal.
-Msmbers Of tho General Assembly, under
the new law, will receive tor their services ut
the regular session this wintor the sum Of $3.50,
and mileage at tho ratio OF 3S for every twenty
milos In going to aud returning from tho capital
by the nearest travelled route. All porquisites
or additions to pay, In the way of newspapers,
stationery, postage.stampB, peu-kniyes, etc., are
forbidden by tho law.
~, Not nI many days since young, lady cnmo to
aminoa as tesehoF. Wit the Intention of pro.
curing certificate. After going. through tho
tlo programme tho Superintendent asled
tho young aepirant what waa tho last
amendment adopted TO tie Constitution. WheIe-
nppn tlte young lady brskly ,roplIod,: "Tlo
amandmens tor Universal Salvation" This
rafhtr bt'lmieu tho Sut evintondont, and no still
holds l!er caso unaur yiaomout.-0tttmua
Democrat.
a few days ago II tarmcr wnl!sed into /.
mechanics Shop whuro lso waa il! deLt for "u.li,
mud blur!ed ont II aont thts fashion: II want
10 pny yon "l,At owe; l1aYo sold my Nhcat
~ conts husllel less than it will probably
biting III tho sprlnv. but You aud utlor mon WHO
have accommodated mo necd mud expect thoir
money. mud propo'a topay my ltstlu bills. an'|
Wien So hume caIl sleep toiM q clear c0a-
science. I'll rather laBe 10 or W cents bmrlael
Oh wheat than haYe tlese aobts 4angIoK
, 1873-11-03
on bnthoriug mo all wlnter, anyhow. w.'-Andnosa


:-Aetordns . the N0ulton 51ova) n'deps'd:.
enf tho lady mllo tofuaod th6 offered hand Of oi
States, and theroby cnuasd him to 1.-Two . badl,.:
elor to tho and Of fa days, now livos IN tat vi
lage. tho wlfo OF q good husband mud tho mother
Of grownup family Of children, ,-!ivoatna htGry;
and-n,hnlf house, belongs to tho hc:1odlst
tented ind hnppy, atsd not n Bit sorry that sho
did aot accept ybllng Bucks offer.
Second and th,rd-rato country nowaEapora
arc already proparing for thoir annual po'tnry
hoforo tllo l3oardH Of Supervisors to got county
lareo circulation. 1faguqkeid Excelsior.
lWhbh tl,o Rov. str: tfat1irtord l6ft htrling'
ton III tho lattor purt of tho winter and won't ID
Dos Motnos, gambler mud aaloo,'-keeror Of tuo
latter place wan converted, Or Mt 1eant protondod
to be. and crea:od quito 4 sensation It aMt:Winter:
set, l'ola, and at rovivafs at othor places by his
religious zoal: Soule Of tho DoB Muinoa boslovo;
lons undortu0k to raao f,tnls witt WHICH to
educate him for the tile ministry. But Id Haa
respondent of r'ls Marion Cnun.y Democrat
saya 81 him: "lle is noth'ng lesa tilan doad-
| The aIusinn trial Inns just onlcd al Cetlar
napilA Il will bo ~ remembered ,9 !., thst IT., aasoa ;'
| knowing littlo Of tho English laag,iaga.
their 1teghbors did not know much about
him. Ono night, however, MhBlnn cdltod ha
neigl,bors il evident distroHs. Ills wita waa
found murdered III bad. Alasina's story wis
that big man will ablas!t ,lioustacho i,dl stood
at tho foot Of tho bod nna tirod q g1la which
| killed his wifo as sho 1ay beside him. Tlat ho
| just caught q glimpse Of tho murderer, who
| 1nsllcd out al tho plnco md wAn Heen no more.
But 10 trucks wo!e found. Thore NaB no mau
with big moustaclo, who l,ad any reason what
over tor doing thu decd, and NO such fypothut.
lcal ml1rdoror wal found, .IAatua however,
had abaoa lis wife as timos, mad Ind II fancy fot
anptuer wotnlu. OF courro, after awhile, he
was arl rleatotl md put on trn FOR lilo decd hill'
aof. Tho jury have just pronounced hin guilty
! Of murder III tho second degree.
, 1873-11-03
PERSONAL.
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
ia. Dryer, OF 1ookport. is at the Palmer.
A. P. Johnson, of Altoona, is at the Palmer.
@. Fl. Stafford. Of Texas, is at the Sherman.
". NJ. Ernst, Of New York. INT the Briggs.
J. u. Jonson, Of st. Paul, is at the Briggs.
J. Graha,n, Of Pittsburgh, Is at the Briggs.
Il. ]. Swift, Of Now York, is at the Sherman.
Il. A. Gardner, OF Now York, ia at tho Palmer
Jacob Capron, Of New York. is at the Palmer.
j, II. Bryant Of Louiavills, is Mt the Palmer.
Charles E. Cropsey, Of New York, is ut tho
Palmer.
James Wilkinson, Of New York, is at the
Palmer.
George Il. Mcclure, Of st. Louis. is at the
Sherman.
Judge s. L. Wright, Of San Francisco, is at
tho Sherman.
The Hon. 7. ". Ferry, Of Grand Havcn, is at
the Sherman.
Tho ney. g. ". Slack, Of Dubuque, ia at tho
West Side Briggs.
Dr.. 9. Dennlson, Of Hartford, Conn.,, is ut the
West Side Briggs House.
The Hon. L. D. Rogers, OF Denver, Col, ia at
tho West Side Briggs House.
Col. n. U. Mcdonald OF Titusyillo, Is at the
Weat sido Briggs House.
" scoat Walton po1t;ro-. l. o,,,o n.;,u
IN at the West side nrara u Mnusa q on'o na'lfoad
n,,,,,s '1T' oN' DA'hs" noaso'
William horace Ll1gard, tho actor. and hia
wife, professionally known IS Alice Dunning,
arc at the Sherman.
IN GENERAL.
Mai. ". s. Deobo stationed at Rock 1a1,nd
Arsenal, has rot tired Of military iffe ami hava
luz plenty Of money to live on, llas rosrued hia
, 1873-11-03

Total........- 5000
Potter stconbergen WAS appointed special po-
lcoman for southwest district, at S60 per month.
Capt. Binford reported 46 arrests for October;
aues assessed, es34; tlnos collected, $3.50.
i resolution waB introduced to repeal tho
ordinance requiring training 1cenBe, which, not
hoing seconded, was followed by preamble md
resolution 1igidly to enforce tho ordinance, which
wore referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Warrants Nos. $40, $50, aud 887 woro ordered
Cancelled, aod new onea to be issued on other
special funds having balances on hand.
The first settlement with the contractors for
Fifty-tirat street Bawor was referred to tho
President, Attorney, and Treasurer, with powor
to act and also the petition OF Deatty t. Barker
for $4,000 on account.
Petitions woro presented, and referred from
g. g. 1ngsahhm aud Others to open Washington
ayenue south to Flfty-eighth street; from
Charles F, Alnwick, and others, for removal OF
railroad crossing at Dynan's to Indiana Ridge
avenue; from @. Hanser md Others for re-
moYal OF obstruction at State street crossing
with Union Stock Yards 4 Transit Company
1latlroad.
All ordinance was adopted to levy special
assessment for construction of sidewalk On tho
north side of FortY-third stroot, from Grand
boulevard to Illinois Central Raroad.
Proposals for construction Of one-half Of sewer
On Madison ayenuo wore received from: Robert
crntg, %, 279; Charles Gladding, $1,000; Beatty
d 4Afkefyi SG,5Si.
On the petition andlestimates Of Holly Works
for payment Of 10000 on contract, action WAS
delayed by the absonce Of Mr. Cady, and 1t was
iedolped, That the Treasurer he instructed aud
thorzed to tssue village bonds 10 the Holly Manufac-
turing Company aud to q. E. Hequembourgh their
contracts, be to take proper vouchers therefor.
1t WAS reported that Cluttendeu bridge broke
down On Saturday, and that one.half tho draw
had fallen into the Casunat River.
It was ordered that the Superintendent repair
tho bridge at ouce, under the direction Of tie
Committee on highways.
Also that 10 au in mud protect tho sewer out
let at Fifty-firBt street.
The contract for gas for ono year With the
Hyde Park Gus Co. having expired, the Hubiaot
Was reforrod to tho Committee Oh Public Build
1ngs and Grounds.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1873-11-03

w,.h,H;,4, rr,,o ,,,s .,,u ......,.., ,,,ln;;S,-,
mtsaonrosnntoi whi,c o car7d.taly on'a.oo m anu
Hekot mnni moFo %.u on,A{o'e yaAn'es & On .ho sa,no
nnosta i ~ Inv oan " tonaa, oIolot snd IA.
bas aronfai him and II" trsa IsaIe VIII: s1 LIE
ortionn, and s1enata rnnuu hn.'"s ~ ng!go ~
clyts from tho posornn i taSat A"'l-'lonoP-
THE No,,,s47,nxs s'@ naa LUX .'us's. .,,.. .,ux
SiJ " 'i,, Soons ~, az neon made and ince ,any mon
hera Sf ~ aasefAl VINO tAr6 heon tnom-
ors,o., t.ie Lo8tsiatnro beftto, not large pro-
tMro. 1ha nn,,ne 11"senglng TO mo foat Lnglaa.
~ aiso"eana haye nlatlo el9bIal point
hnmeef ssn M of od resident fAfera iii tho noxt Legs
no,a.,. W. ttnM 10 tomeulhg unprecedented. lilo
Issaoaa nonI ~. NJ the other slde aro generally
TsIfrnha AZ nl.nmg tne1n ere iome wesl-known
a%, ao,, lobbyists nnd nttorneya
ia.os uoSGr w. Snoula hnso boon "netofm ca''dl.
uaaue. uaa Mnatevor ne roaale Of the election, 1t
n ~ a. eeFta'il tho1o WILL 70 entl!si0ht majority
f.,,,,an ena H. Leslaia1ure q Ah.a.MonGnolissh =
onra }"amon sao !sepnDcfna q ths state, by plat
t1ln, tan, esp1esa.om oi tne'r press; mud nonlt1a'
1 .ons, are !fs,n' 70 prove themselves par excel
sonso' y eeen1o tho lape'Go nv tho next LeHis-
n' Mt"su ~ some measures OF rcItot from railroad
o~@oe1on''
now TIE ELECTION Will 90
many "u,'Enown~ oaantitiosh entef iniIo tic %ti,o
fro renru .r;f1 4,x14. - ill.,.
vohn3 i W., WI !ahs Il e ,'n. Mns.nGr tnoy VIZ eas 10
a. Mr na"Snr .sas A9o W. seuo s 'n9 gano n1.a
Wo,hi,aY,.T, !" o.'o u sMgn', aosrate 10Y
ia %St ~. ,a'.e'aetoty iuculu a"1 posluon, II
sp NV ,o,a so.s ea'e IT, u ces on .nG' inefe w 20
Of NJ to's man. " LUG uer1aa sosos n consequence
u1,tn - p9hI, nn oAcciL nan OF rnat in'oh.
ali'y, not being rcnoln'natcd for Stnte TroaB:
hr hhsus .S,torance saio a' special Efforts
III aqa TO- NOMINATIONS to Sonenso q;
nrn,,nsr,, w. ns 1ne hetor'nets pat tue
p,iifna,,D u1 h ~ 5us herman vote carried W TO-
ill.,, s,' a"s niWasa oeen nmallcr IN this state
rniaad % II IL. n'sS oiGs 3nc oxFenluro of tle fund
n,"da ~ t .o olqNot-aeaiess and alfec'al efforts
fH' ra1,., ,np ra1n so"n % Town III 9niot WY to
arn aref axr. soIels eRanhs the Norueslcan tlckot
non,adma,. oAnt. 70 asGomrilsh fomothng Wnn,her
i,,r, T., H., uooa Isnphts WI support Wash
nuin, naIa,. ~ Wow 81 ar, ihy1ora relations to tho
Gaaof, IL aonotinl Eerly In tlo season, enth.l
oanei',, hllees OF 10y. WsSnonrn ma las
aa1;.sItatlon ~ ~; not momoora ot hts party, talked
=. nls olectlon ny oo.ouo majority. Party lines.
nTomesss hiavlng u 6oen drawn'-tionga ma3ny
nero ana esowhore' satiBhea win hla
, 1873-11-03

cHtcAfo. BlRLfNGT0N h GtNCY HafLHohn
Drpnt-loot n lafes. Indtanaap, and Sft!eentt-H.,
and Cana and it.eeAth.s Ticket ogets. No. ~ Clark
H., Gruna ihetic Hotel, and at dspots.
, 1873-11-03

Henry Borgh, founder and President Of tho
socnty for tic Prevention Of cruelty to Ami
mails, las annonncod hla purpose Of coming
Vest, in February, aud visiting all The principal
ritiun.
, 1873-11-03
DIR. G.. BTGELOW

CONFIDENTIAL l. PHYSICIAN. 977 saa e7s sout CLARK
IT., ouruus Van ljnron, Chicago.
ii |. wpll kumM y I'll retlIfs OF tho papora that Dr.. Q.
baSa1 'sSiei TEsSfY VIZ liz, VFi il i.irls ii po1
|, 1lj Ieilctns Tint will u,tvgy all III
UllK.ialU ii, SlsI:Ola SIS ii hath ssIes.
SEp ;pi; nAInltS os a9.ss M IL sna Fsnslo'sa
dsobs nli lattnrs wn stamps, to Dt U. H1lELuW. ut
And 11H HautA JtAr{.at.
, 1873-11-03

L4H16He+ 4
OPINION DIX MR.. JUSTICE soHoLR1RLp.
ThlH waH suit il equity by Ihe dofouIAnts.in-
error against The plainttY-in error to euion the
collection Ut o tax which had been levied for tho
payment OF the interest upon certain bouds is
sued by tho supervisor aud Town-Clerk Of tho
Town Of Ottawa. in AID Of the Ottawa, Oswego
d Fox River Valley Railroad Company,
The principal ground upon which the relief
sought by the bill WAS claimed is that the act Of
the General Assembly, pursuant to tue proyis-
iona OF which the bonds wore issued, was not
enacted in conformity with tile requirements OF
Lie Constitution.
The Court below rendered deoreo sustaining
the injunction, and this writ Of error il prose-
cuted to reverse that decree.
Tho act Of the Goueral Assembly In question
il entitled " An act authorizing certain citios,
counties, Incorporated towns, and townships, to
subscribe to tho stoolr ct certain railroads" an
proved Feb. 49,, 1857 public Laws Of 1857, 225).
It was proved On the trial Of the case, by tho
that the bill for this act, having
was sent to the sonate, and there read tie frss
aud second time by its title, and referred to the
Committee on Banks and Corporations that It
was then reported buck to tho House OF Repre-
aentatiyes as having passed. tho Senate and
that it was subsequently reported as having been
correctly enrolled, and approved by the Gov
ernor. The certificate purportH to give full and
true copios Of tho Journals Of the Senate and
Mouso Of Representatives, so far as the same
relate to the passage OF tho bill.
II is argued by tho counsel for the plaintiff In
error that this evidence IL insufficient to prove
that the law WAS not properly enacted, becauso,
certificate Of the Secretary Of State, tho non
existence Of any particular fact and that IL can
only be proved tint the bill WAS not road tl,roe
times III the Senate and passed, in tho snanuer
required BY tue Constitution, by an inspection
OF the original journal isHelf, Or BY tho sworn
faHtimnHV nf 1N1,r a ny oYnY1{rn1ft
, 1873-11-03

MilvAukoc,, st. Paul 4 ksnnoan-
uife Day E1prpeS ... 90Q g. m 500 d. m.
Milwaukcs 4 rfairis du Chtuu1
Mall and E1pres4. bQ D. N. ll:00a. III
Milwaukee, 1T, Paul i MinneIp-
Ut Aaht Exproas. HaU p, n. 4h p. ~.
, 1873-11-03

CHIeAf3, MILWAUKEE h ST. PA1Ji. RhfLWhY.
tntau Etpo tnrHer ikadi,on nai Cas7-&. 1cFet OHcs
63 Ssuf CfFst., oppotte MerMah Hu<e, nRa a Dsot-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-14
Gram NesroH.

The genial face of Post Master
Gates has been missed at the post office
the past few days. We are informed
he is suffering from an attack of quin-
sy.
Prank Beardsley, who has been an
invalid the past three years, died on
the 9th inst, at Tullahoma, Tennessee.
George Hope left US on Monday
morning for that far off State Texas,
where he intends to remain a number
Of years, or, probably for life.
Prof. Raymond, of Red Wing, was
here last week, and was successful in
organizing singing class.
Miss Bartholomew, one Of Prof.
Reeds assistants, on Saturday last,
while descending the stairs at her board
ing place, made a misstep and on catch
ing hold of the banis,ers to avert fall.
dislocated one of her shoulders. Dr.
Cotton was Immediately called and soon
set the bone in its proper place.
The ice holds good on the lake
AID river. and teams are crossing with
safety.
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TUE Dodge divorce case which has
caused so much excitement in st. Paul
this winter, has at last been busted"
by the plaintiff herself. Conscience
stricken she asceuds the confessional
and "takes back" the substantial allesa-
tions of her petition. In a sworn aft.
davit she says, that herself and lawyer
Finley conspired with Julia Pierce, to
induce Mr.. Dodge to commit adultery
with the said Julia. That recently they
conspircd to charge him with an at
tempt TO poison the pl.intiff Mrs.
Dodge has left town and the friends Of
the aforesaid Julia have also secured
her departure Finley is still in St.
Paul, and says he will ItNee the music.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-14

ONE of the most interesting features
OF our village is its enterprise in sus-
tanning its public and its private schools.
And yet their real value is not fully
estimated We are not making the
most ofour neutrality-suspicious.
that are passing, never more TO. return.
Yes, while We are Boosting of these
golden opportunities, We seem 90 regard
shem as too exalted for our own use.
and are looking abroad for others 10
come into our midst and reap the har.
Vest, which is very properly our own.
Let us remember that our day is pass
ing, that now is the time to crown the
hours OF youth with golden flowers
that will not, cannot perish in the us
ing. Now, too, is the time to encour.
age our home enterprises and put them
on permanent foundation.
And here allow us to remark thst
the RIVER FALLS INSTITUTE. under
che auspices OF its present Proprietor
and Principal, is one Of the most sne.
cesSiul enterprises Of the kind in the
Northwest As you value tho c,ise ~
eau'a'Ion patroo1e and encourage it,
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TnE SCIENCE OF Hr.A1rH far March

The SCIENCE or HEALTH FIR March
is one of the best Numbers yet publish
ed, of this new and popular mon'bly,
which is rapidly growing in public ~
vor. Devoted TO a subject Of vitad i'm.
portance to the hur,an race it deserves
a worldwide circulation. This March
number contains Popular Physiology
and Diseases Of the Eye, with engraved
Illustrations; Bald Heads on Young
Shoulders; Signs Of Healthy Child;
Vaccination Problem; Disease and its
Treatments Seasonablc Dishes. and
How to cook them; Alchol and Opium;
Health Of Women; Airing Bedrooms,
anda mascot other interesting reading
matter. Il is published at the popular
price Of s. q year or 20 cents num-
Der, including fno Chrome 10 now
subscriber. Address $ K Wells. $50
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Circuit Court Pierce County. Hen

ny s. Billings, Henry NJ Boies, and
Victor L. Wetmore partners, as Bill
lings, Doies, Il Co., against George A.
Dill, and Annie Dill, his wife, Hiram
Miller, and W. P. Westfan.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
and in pursuance of decree of foreclosure
and sale, rendered in the above entitled
action at general term of the Circuit
Court, of the State of Wisconsin, held in
the Sth Judicial Circuit, in and for the
County of Pierce, on the 4th Monday in
November, A. D., 1872. at the Court House
in Ellsworth, in said County, |, The under
signed Referee, duly appointed by said de-
cree for that purpose, will on the 5th day of
April, A. d. 1873, at 3 o'clock in the after
noon,o that day,a the front door OF the Post
Office, in the town of River Falls. in said
County of Pierce, otter for sale aud sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described mortgaged
premises. to-wt: lot seven "a Of block
block "E'', in the original Plat az appears
ON record in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds in and for said Pierce County, Wis
consin, City of Prescott, with the build
ings and appurteEance thereon appertain-
ing, which said lot seven Of block Il is sit
uate in the City Of Prescott, Pierce COnAty,
Wisconsin.
Dated February 18th, 1873.
ABSER MORSE, Referee.
II. A. WILSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-14

By apvivate Telegram from Madison,
we learn that the Milwaukee aad St.
Paul bill passed the Assembly on We'd
nesday, by vote Of 70 to %. This
result is beyond the widest hopes of its
most sanguine friends Its fate ia the
Senate is not yet decided, but those
who pretend to be "posted" affirm that
it will pass, though by much smaller
ratio.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-14

The pert misses of San Francisco
grammar school have mutinied against
their principal, who, to do them justice,
would seem to be al iguoramus general
ly. The girls grievances are summed
up in this frank confession of one of
them to reporter: ave hate him.
He don't know anything-he's not neat
hes a fool, and I told him so-he
didn't smell good"