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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-10

aa% A Detroit boy knocked at door and
carelessly enquired of the man of the house: !:
care you going to move to-day?" "No,"' was
the answer. "I'll bet you $25 you are" re-
sponded the boy. "Why, you impudent
dogw "Cos, your roofs blazing" screams
the adolescent rascal, as he runs for life; and
it was true.
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ONE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE-A survivor
of the 'noble six hundred" who rode "into
the mouth of hell'' at the famous charge of
Balaklava, lives in Chicago. He entered the
British service as private in the ranks, and
served in India and in the Crimean campaigns
He was frequently promoted for his soldier
like qualities until he finally attained cap.
taincy. In the "charge of the light brigade" I"
he received eleven wounds, six Of which were
severe enough to leave permanent scars. His
story is that of the "noble six hundred" when
ordered to "charge for the guns" all thought
they had an easy task in the capture of few
feld-pieces. They never dreamed, he says, of
the $4,000 Russians who we're lying in wait
behind the batteries. Five hundred were
killed on the field, and only one escaped un-
wounded; yet in spite of the storm of shot
and shell they spiked the guns, and all that
were left of them found their way back to the
British lines. Of this memorable charge
three are now in England, two in Canada and
one in Chicago. They each receive a pension
of elO0 per annum from the British govern
ment.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-10

THE GREATEST TILT-HAMMER IN THE
WogLD.-The Woolwich workmen have late
ly been getting into place the great plate upon
which is to rest the anvil block of the new
35-ton hammer. This plate weighs of itself
one hundred and three tons, and had to be
cast, Of necessity, in an open mould. The
surface which is to receive the anvil block lay,
therefore, downward, and when, many weeks
after, the colossal casting grew cool, it was
needful to turn the huge mass completely
over. On April 18th an army of sturdy
smiths undertook this task with hydraulic
jacks, and combination of the strongest
tackle; before night they had lifted the mon
strous lump of solid metal, twenty-five feet
square, and since then they have laid it onits
bed upon the rock-like structure of concrete
and piles made to receive it. The anvil block
to be mounted on the huge plate will weigh
only triae short of 200 tons, and the steam.
hammer which will strike upon it is made of
35 tons of metal. The whole weight of metal
in the hammer is 500 tons.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-10

Nor THE OSE WANTED.-Pittsburg has
had modern comedy of errors. A young
wife suspected her lord of too great intimacy
with the comely mulatto cook, and so one
night, when he acted suspiciously, she laid for
him. Sending the cook of, she covered her
head with shawl, and waited in the kitchen
for the confirmation Of suspicion. Some one
rapidly entered, shortly after, and she felt an
arm around her waist and warm kisses on her
lips. Then she threw off her disguise to
trans6x the villain on the spot, but instead of
her husband, she beheld the biggest, blackest
negro in all the city. 1t was the cooks sable
"particular," and he had kissed her. Oh! !!
she no longer suspects her husband.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
non1mv m ouromrp-rnupT NJ COMMON PLEAS


COUNTY OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
J. C. H. Claussen and VIM. Uferhardt as Execu-
tors of the last Will and Testament of John
Campsen, deceased, Plaintiffs, against VIM.
r. Robertson, Theodore ID. Kline and james
Doig, Defendants.-.Sumnonsj for Rettef.
TO the Defendants, VIM. II. Robertson, Theodore
d. Kline and James Dog:
VTOU are hereby summoned and required TO an
I swer the complaint in this action, when Is
filed in the office of the Clerk the Court or fCom-
mon Pleas for the said county, and to serve copy
of your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scribers at their office, in the town of Chester, s.
Carolina within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day of service and II
YOU fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
Dated June 18th, 1873.
McLURE & McLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
TO THE EDEFENDANTS-Willia r. Robert
son, Theodore D. Kline and James Dolg:
You will take notice that summons in this
action, of which the foregoing is true copy, was
filed in the Office of the Clerk of said county, at
Chester Court House, in the county and state
aforesaid on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1873, and
that ifyou fail to answer, as required in the said
summons, the Plaintiffs will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
McLURE e. McLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
June 10 25 ct
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-10

sE An Irish peddler asked poulterer the
price of pair of fowls. "Six shillings, sill" !"
"In my dear country, my darling, you might
buy them for sixpence pace" "Why did
you not remain in your dear country, then p
Cease we had no sixpence, my jewel"
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B9- A witness in late divorce suit kept
saying that the wife had very retaliating
disposition she "retaliated for every
little thing" Did you ever see her husband
kiss her?' asked the wife's counsel. eyes,
sir, often" "Well, what did she do on such
occasions "She always retaliated, sir."
[Great laughter and wife triumphant
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-10

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, Richmond
IL and Danville r. W., N. {. Division, ana
North Western N. G.. Railway.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE,
In effect on and after Sunday, June 18th, 1873
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-07-10

JOHN KNOX AND MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
"You interpret the Scriptures in one way"
said Mary to Knox, "and the Pope and the
Cardinals in another; whom shall | believe,
and who shall be judge?"
"You shall believe God," replied Knox,
"who plainly speaketh in his Word ; and
further than his Word teacheth you, you
shall believe neither the one nor the other
neither the Pope nor the Rcformers-neither
the Papists nor the Protestants. The Word
of God is plain in itself; if there is any OBJ
scurity in one place, the Holy Ghost, who is
never contrary to himself, explains it more
clearly in other places, so that there can re-
main no doubt but unto such as are obstinate
" ignorant" "-SteUarts Recollections.
THE FROG AND ToAD.-A frog sat by a
clear pond, admiring his reflection in the wa
ter. 'Dear me! 1 had no idea before that l
was so handsome" said the frog. 'What
nice plump cheeks have, and, oh, what an
exquisite complexion !"
Happening to take his eyes off the water for
a moment, he saw his neighbour the toad, also
looking at himselfin it. Whereupon the frog
hoped away chuckling. "rhat ridiculous old
toad !" he said to him. "Did anybody ever
hear of anything more absurd? Who'll turn
conceited next, | wnnder?'
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ROSES HOTEL.
FORMERLY HUNTS HOTEL.)

COLUMBIA, $. @.
vuylIIS HOUSE is in the centre of the city, con-
venient to all the Public Offices and Business
Hnuvos loratcd ON the southwest corner of the
State House Square, has been recently re-opened
and renovated, and will now compare favoraply
with any Hotel at the South.
ROSES OMNIBUS will convey passengers 10
and from every train, free Of charge.
Also, a tirst-cass Carriage for the accommoda-
ton of Ladies.
w. f. ROSE, Proprietor.
, 1873-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 Minnesota Justice of tllo pence had to knock
a prisoner down before he could try him.
Tho Golden Age says the Iiohborno claimant
is not yot quite decided whether hell go to
prison for perjury or to Parliament for Pin-
lico.
"A bill is said to be in courzo Of preparation
for presentation to the pruHBian Dict iu favor Of
obligatory civil marriages.
-Tho Regents OF tho Mount Vernon AHsocia-
tion propose the apatemont Of tho entrance foe
como to the conclusion that, al public domain,
1t should he free.
"a wealthy Boatonian with High Church pro-
cliyitles ia shout to devoto 100000 to tho
building OF new and elegant edlaco for tho
"A marriage Inns been celebrated At Nagaaaki,
botwoon a Nhinaman, native Of Singapore, and
Q British subject, aud young Japanese girl.
This Ia aad to bo the first mixed marriage core
mony performed In japan, an1 has received tho
Among tho Ultramontane party the decision
OF Archbishop Manning and hia twelve auf-
fragans to establish forthwith Roman Catholic
University for England IL regarded III the moat
country Binoo tile restoration OF the papal ltor-
arclv III 1850.
Tho Christian name Of Don CarloB' daugh-
ter ia Blanche .ie CASTLE Mario do Ii Conception
Theresa FRANCOIS l'AHBiBe Marguerite toano
nuatrloo Charlotte Louise Fernando Audolgondo
E1yiro ldlofouBo Io9ino Josopho Nliohollo
Gabrielle llaphaello. They Gull har "alag for
short.
To play chess vol, according to Don ptotro
oarrera, one must avoid oatiug, h'll'oro'1h food.
who, previous to playing, clear their heads BY
medicines, which have the virtuo Of rendering
the spirits puru mud subtlo."
-Fenale burglars Hoo,n coming into fashion.
Ono llaB boon fortunately Reourod Mt Dlrsenllonl,
England, who III said to be quito au adept ut tho
, 1873-12-08

hts nltoy will kill you" I1o thon ran into tho
atreot, and went eastward on Jackson.
Tho girl remained fow ,nnuloB until aho
heard Hteps OIL tho sidewalk, mud. fearing that
tho man was returning, slio ran to tho rear door
Of noighborng honao whcro sho crouolled
upon th9 atopH:> ilor foera wore grounlloss, tho
rorson boing Officer John hlulluro, who hap
panod to ho passing, through tho alley. Tic
girl rccognixol IN lin n frienl and at onco
came out Of l,or hiding gpIaco and told llor expo
rtonco. Tho officer, accompanied by tho young
Indy, wont IN tho direction hlohnn had takon.
Thoy sool, found him standing under gaa-light
on JaksoM street, n short distance from Doa-
plainos. Tile of1lcor was about to tako
tllo follow into custody, WHOM tho lat
tor urow dirk MID thrust 1t
into tho of!1cor's loft Rido. causing him to sink
upon tho sidewalk. MisH Curtis, Following that
Alohan would nttack hor, run toward unlBtod
Htrcos BoreamIng Mt tho top Of llor voice. Her
croa attracted tho attention Of Officer l&eichort
who ra'. to hofp Aiullure, and before DIohan
could got nway llo waH In the hands Of the ofcer
lcicllort got aid aud removed Nfuluro and lis
milr<lerouH aBsat1ant to tho Union Street Station.
Miss Curtis WIS n1so takon tlloro, where sho re-
malncd until morning. Officer Mu1lare was at
tended by DR.. Baxtor, who found a cut about an
iuoh IN lcngtll. and yory ieop, in his loft silo
Tho wound, though serious. will probably not
result fatally. At the atntion the man was rec
opnized nB John NOLAN, q young desperate
we'll known 10 tho police. He appeared very
indifferent an to tho result Of tho offleora wound
and did not dony having committed tho assault
upon hliEa CurtlB. Ho will have q preliminary OK
animation before Justice Scnliy this morning.
, 1873-12-08
TWO AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS,

a few minutes after o'clock yesterday morn
ing, = wcll-Anown desperate, named John Me-
han, committed violent assault, nenr tho corner
Of jackson and JofrorHon streets. upon tho nor
son OF Miss Ada Curtis, IN notroBs at tho Acad-
envy Of Music, aud afterwards stabbed Officer
John Mnllure, who tried to arrest him.
1t appears that, at tho close Of tho theatre,
Miss Curtis wont to the house OF friend on
Jefferson street, botweon Jackson and Van Du-
ron, whore Bho romginod until aftor midnight
when she started for her homo. Hho had not
quito reached Van Durau street when tho man
met hert and. laying hi6hand roughly upon ilor,
asked loavo to 60 home with her, She
refused, and triol to paaa by tho
fellow, whom ho again laid hla llauds upon her,
Tho young lady WAN almost fainting with fright.
Tut, with m'luh effort. sncceeeed In attrao[il,,
tile attentlon OF MI elderly gentleman who was
walking on tho opposite sfde Of tho street, who
crosbcd ovor. and ordered Mollan to release tho
girl. IIe turned aronnd as il ho meant to strike
tho gentleman, and 1nado some thrcatoning re-
mark. Tie latter ronl,od, and, during dis
pute which followed, Miss Curtis had a chauoo
to mako her escape. When she Ind reached q
place OH Jackson street about midway botwoon
DaBplAinos and ualBted, sho waB again CON 'front.'
cd by tho rulllau. Heoing Al. aley-Hay 1lear by,
ho glaspcd hor about tue waiat, a,Ml carried her
into 1t. Whou thoy Ind arrived ut u dark place
In tho alley, ho draw knifa a1ll asked for i,er
money, Tho girl handed l,or portomounuio to
hor poraooutor. Slo attempted to scream, but
WAS stopped by tho mans aaysng ho would kill
her II slo gavo tho loast alarm. lie Looked to
SEQ II sllo had any jowelry, mud, finding mono,
said to hor, "Now. you stay hero II you loaye
, 1873-12-08

Fourth Anntlnl Conferences of tho
UhtvefHnl1st missionary Union.
Tho fourth annual Conference of tho Uniyer-
aabt Missionary Union took place yesterday
afternoon at q O'clock, in tho ves:ry Of tho now
st.. paul's Church, on Michigan avenue, near
Slxtoontl, street.
Tho exercises began with the singing Of tho
hymn,
Tho morning light Is breaking,
Tho darkncsa disnpreare, etc.,
nftor tho clone Of Which, Mr. j. L. Chadwick,
prosidont Of st. Pauls sunday.Bchool, road fow
selections from tho Scriptures suitable for tho
OCCASION, and tho Rov. A. q. Fish, Of Racino,
Wis.,, ,nado tho opening prayer.
That simple and beautiful hymn, "Noaror, my
God, to Thoo." WAS then sung by tho congrcga-
tion upon tho closo OF which Mr. Chadwick
delivered tho opening address, rapidly reviewing
tho history OF ainday~sohoola from tlor amall
BEGINNING. !;gg M century ago up to tho present
portanco as monldors Of good and sound
methods of thinking md aoting, and ended by
earnestly requesting alt persons prosont to do afl
In thSir nn power power, to further 90 good work.:
uo,, Ino II Union Greeting" beautiful Sunday.
hlr. J. II. Swan, Superintendent Of St. Paul's
snnday-school, in tho absence Of the Row. Dr.
Ryder, pastor Of st. Paul's, addressed tho sun-
dny-achool children, improssing upon thom tho
herring to Iii a!so the many bonelts that would
accrue to our mnking resolve to attend church
and snnday-aohool onco every Lords Day.
focting much credit upon tho choristora and
scholars, and Mr. B. E. Monroe, Of tho Murray
Street Chapel, took up tho last sentence Of tho
hymn, and briefly alluded to tho wonderful pro-
gross made in marching along by tho Sunday
schools in al parts Of the world, ending By ,lrg-
ing tho parents md oldors Of tho children to
lend thoir presence in the gchool-room, and. by
forco Of thoir example, induce thoir juniors to
attend.
After singing " Jesus by tho Sea-" tho Roy. J..
8. DenniH, Superintendent Of tho Sundny-sclool
Of the Church of tho Redoemor, spoko Of tho
great good that could DO accomplished by work
tn the sunday.school, and especially BY concert
cd action Of all in tho samo direction. After
few remarks by tho Rov. J. E. Forester, Of
special interoet to those addressed, tho hymn bo-
ginning
Hail swoctcst, dearest liz TINT binds
Our glowing hcarts III one,
Was Sung, and the Boncdiction cloBod most
profitable and interesting conference.
, 1873-12-08

art.. Bio wap furnished with all tho necoauary
appliances, and appears to hayo dono vol at
ionat, in addition to tho caHo for which Hhn hnB
boon committed for trial, ton otllora aro hid to
hcr account. j..
.-Enatorn fasmors mny 10 nHtonialloti to lonrn
TINT. atacked botwoen Greeley md Groon City,
Ool, arc o 000o 600 tons Of hay, almost worthless
on recount Or no ,nennB Of getting 1t to markot.
-Nctn Ior1t Sun.
,.o @ /; pl4rElorlc m Farm ia little trsot Of qoooo
opcnod up md opcratcd BY scotchmon.
,-Tho Veterans OF 1912 in Washington drank
deep to this tosnti 1.-THE Washington Monu-
mont n Ioar It down or nn1l It, AS stntlds, 1t
s-Oue Of tho !chnrgoa for which an artillery
offioor waB roeontfy uaHiiered specified tint Of,
certain occasion he onterod = atoro in aitlla,
Alaakn, aud seating himself OIL tho iloor beside
Bnol conduct was considered unbcooming an
ofIicor md q Rent1oman
An Ohio papor tells ua that "Tl.o cycs Of tho
world arc upon America, who, conscious Of tho
justfco Of hor cause, is stripping for q conflict
with Spain." II tho oyos Of tho world arc ao-
tunlly upon hor, sho ought either to request the
world to turn ttH back for whi1o or keep OIL at
journal.
-1u letter from Horny II. Newton, in the
lstler County (Pa oil rogtonB, to his fathor In
Peoria, ILL.,, dated Nov. a.. he BayB: "Tlo
largest oil we'll In tho world WAS struck horo yoa-
torday flowing 400 bal rels In twcntY four hours
Tho we'll waB Kunk Into the fourth snnd rooA and
will inaugurate = now era In developing tho oil
territory, as It haa not boon generally supposed
thoro WIS fourth sand rock producing oil.''
The disbursements OF tho aovernnant
Printing Office, at Washington, for tho past ts-
cnl yenr, Nero aH follows
For tho public printing. $741, ,679G2
For phper for tho public printing ...... 511 1Ga2l
For tne PUBLIC b!ndng.." ...:......... C04, ,24905
ForsithoBraphing aud engraving for Con-
gfeas.. 12,oeo.ao
United States. ;:...:..".::::...:... 2,s21oo
For salaries, No., In tho of11ca Of tho Con-
Breaatonal Printer. nter..................... l9,86400
Tho amount roalized during tho year from tho
sale Of paper, paper-shavinga, documents, TO-,
Ia $43, ,274.06.
-Wo regret to inform the friends Of tho Knn-
ans City l. Memphs, Memphis. Pine Bluff 4
Shreveport and othor projected railroads In
;Ark,snsss. that the Lantl.Aid bill. granting the
taxes WAS passed on the last reading without
quorum, as appears Of record on tho Journals of
both Houses. This knowledge has been CON-
munioated to the oficors whose duty It is to pre-
pare lists OF tho forfeited land but vino will. no
doubt, withhold tho lists, rs The law is without
force e.-He7nphis Aunlanchc. Dec. &.
, 1873-12-08
Poet,
Patriot,
Preacher,
Philosopher,
pflilautllro,liEt,

The Dubuque Qa.) Times says: "Mrs. E.
II. Elliott, Of Mount Pleasant, is candidate for
the poBition of Postmaster Of the General AS
sombly. II Hhe don't smoke sho won't ret. It,
That little most between tho two Houses, prpsid-
ed oycr by tho Postmaster, IL tho paradise Of tic
smoking portion of the General AHaemly, aud
they won't have any lady in there unless She on
joys tho weed herHeH."
Our dressy, extravagaut ladies' may find m
oxce1lent example in tho Queens Of Europe. Tho
Empress OF Germany dreBBcs worry plainly, Hor
dry goods bills aro less than those Of the wives
Of tho merchant princes Of Berlin. The Quoon
OF Denmark drives out in calico drosa; and
dear old Princess Bismarck, freah and comoY
when past GO, superintonds her farm work, goes
about tho house with great bunch Of keys at
her girdle. and hor house is filled with Knitted
quilts and curtains, tho eyideucoa Of hor skill
aud industry.
Several years ago, whom DR.. Lanman had
stopped publishing Ills "Dictionary Of Con-
grosH, he found that ho lad accumulated 10, 600
pages ot, autobiographical letters, Aftor ar
ranging them In serios Of volumes, ho sold
them to Jay Cooke, and, when tho business
Affairs Of that gontloman became involved, ho
received an Offer from q library in England Of
$1,000 for tho whole collection. Tho ofror wan
accepted, mud the lettors will soon be sent to
tloir destination.
, 1873-12-08

cd.
lilo oase Of John MoKolvy, indicted for tho
murder OF Alexander Morrison, ut tho Stock
Yards. is expected to bo tried to-tlay.
TIE 0AtL.
Jn1go McRo6orts will cali tho first twonty
cascs on Cntonilnr No. 2,
Judge Gary will Gull IL, 10, "a, II to %. and
25 to 36. all i,lclusyo.
Judge Rogora will call 1,477 to 1,498. cxccpt
1.4so, 1,4s2 1,d8i, 1,4o5, 1,4ss, l,4g0, Lava,
Judge BOOTHS cali is 192 to 200.
, 1873-12-08

AZ will he seen by tue advertisement II. nrothor coll
umn, r. g. Elawald, Of Atlanta da., oiers for aalo
half-intorest In several iron and manganese mines.
THIS buH3nosa is considered safo one, aud yields
quick rpturns With good margins, suce tho de1nati
fur tteau minerals IN Unlimited The location Of t4eae
rosfs
, 1873-12-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E1r!ANATroN nf RerEnENrE MAnn8.-- SaurdsysE
esMeh SHnhay oxceptol. hfutlay excepted Ar
FlFe 6uhday att:tNh. IN tDallY.
, 1873-12-08

MICHIGAN CENTRAL Il GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
bs1t. .ftMl II lt&t IL. a"i font n Ttteny-serJmt-M.
9iehtt "rr u tnrk st., *nfhtnM a ha,iuiphp
HHd IL tnhtt.st.. carneT u Mts.taon.
, 1873-12-08
THE COURTS.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Case
Again.
Application to Assess tllo Stockholders of
tile State Insurance Company.
Hohvy Judgments Rccoyercil....Dank-
rllptcy Itcms.

TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD GAZE.
A anag was atr'ick Friday In tho gront suit Of
tho ponnsylvania Railroad Company against
sherman aud othora which bids fair to bring 1t
to sudden close. Tho caBo Is brought on
scaled ngrooment, lnalo botwoon tho Company
and NlcPheraon md Samuel ". Aller-
ton, but 1t was verbally understood
that John D. Sherman anl Archibald IL. Allor-
ton were really. though not ostorsiblY, parties
to the contract. Evi1onco was ufrerod under tho
Issues. but counsel for tho dofondants raiao tho
question whether tho coyetlaut could 70 into
evidence on the plaalings,' as to
it A. II. Alleston and j. n. Sherman
arc not parties, and It is woll established
tl1at oral ovidonco cannot bo admitted to yary d
writton instrument, 80 TINT ii tho suit proceeds
on the basis Of the contraot, thoao pnrtiea cannot
DO held, mud II 1t is based OIL MI oral ngrocmout,
tile contract cannot bo offered to prove It, The
argument wna to have come up Saturday, but
Judge Dtodsett waa dclaycd by train getting
on the truck, and tho question will be argued
to-day.
DILL Fon SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE.
John Mattos brought o suit III tho Circuit
Court in ohancery to enforce specific porfor1n-
anGe Of contract alleged to have boon made
stll WITH him BY Walter Waits 8. Nowberry; Complainant
md &C., in Nowborry's Subdivision Of Block
{, In tho State BANK Subdivision of tho
N. W. Il Of Soc. 4. 30.14, for S1. 200. Nowborry
subsequently, diel, aud hiB will WAS proved, il
which Eliphalot ". Dlatchford and, ,Slars Skinner
wore nan,od executors. Tho agrecmont which
he received was fully completed, md ho was GU
Titled to have 4 decd, but the executors refuse
10 give what the agrccment calls for a warranty
decd, but olror quit-clai1n deed, which COM
Plainant refuses to accopt, md brings Ills suit
to enforce tho original contract.
TIE 1ua1DERaiANs INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tho Assignee Of tho Lumberman's Insurance
Company, lied Lis report Of the condition of tho
Company:
4asancc NOV. .$32, t2138
Disbursements -.......................... 23675
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-12

Our Lacrosse friends are still in
trouble over that railroad bridge
Those obllra'c plylns Of the Nil. 4
St PAU, 1'IIinsist Oh building bridge
where they please Y,o or no veto.
And SO 'hpt chi,alrie city has served
an injunction on thcn. This is an
right; let tac supreme Court settle TINT
little quarrel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-12

The 7roe Rgajl'ctg inquiries The
reason for our not Publishing the time
when the Faifof The Driving Park AS.
socia'ion is % be hcil We'll MARX
il is tbs yery best 10 ,,l. woad. namely.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-12

Brother Gill has been absent nearly
two weeks. II S return is expectcl in
season for him to supply his pulpit mex t
Sabbath
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-12

Hon. w W. Phelps, Of Red Win ,
died at Ann Arbor, Michigan, on the
4th instant. lie had gone there on a
visit to his relatives.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-12

Brigham Young is in the divorce
business. One dear sixty ninth part Of
that wife department, has sued FOR a
divorce Bad on Brigham, sure.