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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22

Sheriff IS Shoemaker ct al

STATS or WIscoSslSl In Circuit Court In and for
~ county OF Grant, Grant County, Wisconsin.
Judgmsnt Of foreclosure an 4 sale.
j. Allen Barber aud Geo. Hazetsn, Pl'frs against
Manning II. Walker, Harriet X. Walker. Levi auiIi
ford and Winfield 8. Aldrich. Dfts. !.
By virtue of Judgment foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made In the above entitled action
on the Sth day OF Aareh ls73 directing that sale of
the mnrtgaged premises therein mentioned aud des.
erbed viz: tbs south east quarter Of section tweAty
three t2s town seven a. north OF range three (3j
west, and the southwest quarter of She sou III west
quarter OF section twenty four (24 town seven III
north OF range three 80, west, In Grant County Wis
eonsin will on the ftteeRth day of May 1873
at one O'Clock, F. ~. at the front door of the court
house, In the village OF Lancaster, Grant County,
Wisconsin, sell said described mortgaged land TO the
highest bidder for cash. TO satisfy said Judgment inter
est thereon and costs of sale. I CARRIER
Sheriff Grant county. Wis.
Geo. Clementson, prffs atty.
Dated at Lancaster, March rs. 1873. 45w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22
Administrators Sale.

&TATE % WISCONSIN, ., In Probate Grant County
- County Of Grant. Court.
ed. '' "'O'e'
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursu
snee OF an oraer OF License made in said matter on
the ninth day sof April. A. D.. 1873 by the County
court OF sA1 County, tbs undersigned.
OF the estate OF said deceased With on the tenth av
At the dwelling house on the premises d he solS in
the town OF kenboTo, offer for ssie public yendus
the following described lands, 20 wit:
The east half OF the south west quarter and the
bali Of the seuthe quarter Of sec loo tweny-oDs
Agd the north quarter the north west quarter
OF section tweotyeight al ia township four north Of
"a 1ge two, west, situated Ia Grant County WISCONSIN,
Terms OF saie-ons third cash down. oue-third niue
months csedt and the balance in rs months with ten
per sent Interest on deferred payments and deferred
S9ush's secured b. mortgage the premises sold
a6tf ALFKkh nusr
Lancaster, Wis. April o. 1873. Admir-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22

GA- If you should give Z Q a dish OF
sand. and tell me there was particles
Of iron in it, | might look for them
with my clumsy fingers, and be un.
able to detect them bullet me take
magnet and sweep through is,
and how it would draw to
itself the most invisible par
ticles by the mere power of attrac>
ten. The unthankful heart, like my
finger 10 the sank, diecOvers no mer
cies, but let the thankful heart
sweep through the day, as the mag
net finds the iron, go it will find in
every hour me heavenly blessings !;
only the iron 10 Gods sand is gold.
10. ". Holmes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22
FOR s ALB.
] will also sci the property known as the
"ROWDEN FARM"

miles north Of the village Of Lancaster 90
under cultivation 20 acres OF good timber well inn
proved bearing orchard, shrubbery, smal fruits ETC.,
ia abundance thereon. Good robd leading thereto
from tho village. NJ A. RITTER
Ian aster. April l, 1873 45tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22
village Of Boscobsl.

Brirdtcgs addition 70 Village of Bosc0be.
lots OF creek 10: b ock 10
lots 8 Sc of creek lot II
WatI1n's addition 10 The Villcgs Qf Boscobel.
lots Sc blk
P0rksr's hddstiOH 20 YiUege Of B0so0bsi.
lots 3 blk 10 lot I Blk %
Sections Addition to Bsseobel.
lois and 10 blk lots II blk Q
lott blk2
lois 345l2l3I4
is bIk2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22

situated 70 mics north. vets Of Lancaster, B'g
drant There go aero In tho ira Ct 50 b 81 acres
under cultivation. The mill is in good order lbiee
run Of burrs-ani has large ruu custom WORK slt.
mated on neyeriailng stream, and has water 70 Ho
day and night continually.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-22
FOR RENT.
STONE ELOuRlNG MINIS

On account OF poor health / unable 70 attend
the care OF my property aud ofrr for rent my unl
vised half in the we'll known
, 1873-05-15
OMAHA.

stntc Sunday school Conventions
Troops for tho Protection OF Frontier
Settlers $50. An Accused Clergyman
Seeks m investigation -- Railroad
" sEKcuFNi0ntatn.
Spcias Dfapatch to 17to Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, May 11.-Tho date for tho assembling
OF tho State Sunday School Convention which
had been fixed for Juno 10, has boen indefinitely
postponed.
Brig. Gen. Ord has issued orders for establish
ing military companies at different points along
the frontier to protect tho advance settlements,
Two companies under Maj. Brisben, Second
Cavalry, will be stationed on the Lop River, noar
Coat.villc, Neb.
Tho Nebraska Press Association meet in this
city tho Goth inst.
A letter was roceivod yesterday from tho Rov.
Mr. Ruby, who WAS charged recently With hag-
Ing eloped from this city with married lady.
who was member Of his congregation. The
letter vas dated Cleveland, Ohio. Ruby denies
the truth OF the charges made against him, aud
eays he will start for Chicago immediately,
whore ho will secure strict investigation.
Forty Cinnamon arrived hers last evening
from Texas, whore they hnvo been employed Oh
the Texas Pacific Railroad. They intend to
A shoemaker named Landsman has been miss
Ing sincc Saturday last, and suspicious Of foul
play are entertained.
4 portion OF tho Hayden Exploring Party
passed through tho city to-day en- route to Colo
RADIO,
Blaine, Horace F. Clark, John DUFF, Augustus
Bclloll, OF Now York, and other prominent rail-
road officials will arrive in this city tomorrow
| from tho East.
, 1873-05-15
Convention OF Railway HEnstor Ne-
chAMicBs

baltimore, May 14.-The Convention OF Rail-
way Master Mechanics reasHembled this morn-
Ing. The report Of tho Committee on compara-
two values Of anthracite and bituminous coal
and wood for generating steam in locomotive
boilors was received. Tho report Of the Com Com
Of maintaining continuous train-brakos camo up,
but no one wiahod to discuss it. The report: Of
the Committee Oh relative coat Of operating
roads Of gauges feot inches or loss, aud those
of tho ordinary feet 81S~inch gauge WAS called
up, hut there was no report. Adjourned until
evoning. .,
@DA1,r1MonE, May 14.-At tho oyoning session
of the Master Mechanics Association, the report
OF tho Committee on tho efficiency Of oheck OF
aafoty-chaius OH onglno, tondor, or car-trucks
WAS road. Tlacy recommend chains, and d res
o1ution WAS unanimously adopted as tho sense
OF tho Convention that q aafoty-chaiu should bo
affixed to all engines, touders, mud oars.
The report OF the Committee on Printing Was
road and adopted.
Tho report On anti-frictlon valves was read
and filed.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1873-05-15

New YonK, May 14.-Tho workorH on ladiea
boets Doc IL q Sy 81 s. so ta sfhS n should h0y
NEW Yon9. May 14.-The strike Of tho Brook
lyn gasmcn still coutinues, and, notwithstanding
tho utmost efforts, the Company aro unable to
furnish gas enough to light tho btroet-lampB in
their DISTRICT which covers tho richest and most
populouH psrt Of the city, Lest night tho mon
delivered, tho p,,rport Of which was that tho
mon wero willing 70 60 back and work at Now
York rates. provided they got tho samo privileges
as tic Now York workmon hayo.
QuEnEo, May 14.-All tho stoyodoroB and
batteaux men struck to-day for higher wagoH.
Tie streets wore thronRed with them, aud an
exciting tlmo is expected. ..
A dispatch from Pnsebaie aays tho bay ia full
Of ico, and hoayy snow-storm prevails.
NEW YouK, May 14.-Tho strike Of tho Brook
lyn gas men laas enllod. Tho companies agree
70 Il pay az the strkora the uame wages az arc given
In Now York, aud thoy will roturn to work.
Tho horseshoors' strike In Brooklyn is Mt IN
oad. tho employers having conceded the demands
of tho men.
, 1873-05-15
SPRINGFIELD.
Changes in tho School Inv OF Illinois
--A Wager rAdjudicntcd--Acting
GratOr EAFlyx

Changes in tho School LAW OF Illinois
--A Wagcr MISUNDERSTANDING
crnor Early.
Special Dispateh TO The Chicago Tribune.
Spn1NoF1E1p, ILL.,, May 14.-Tho Hon. Newton
Batoman, In cizculnr-lettcr states, tho changes
nnado in tho School law by tho last doueral AS
aenbly to bo: /. From and aftcr July l, 1873,
any woman, married. or single, Of tho ago Of 81
years and upwards, and passing tho qualifica-
tionn prescribed for mon, will DO eligible
to any Office undor tho General or
Special School laws OF thia State.
q. Tho 2-nill State school tax is
superseded by direct appropriation Of tho
specific sum Of 91,000,0oO annually, as State
fund TOR school purposes, to bo raised by gen
eral tax with other State rovonuoH.
It will be remembered that those dispatches
noted some time since that Hon. Chatlos Rico,
Of this city, had brought suit against Samuel
Jones, also Of this city to orocoyer $50, which he
had as stakeholder in bet wherein Mr. Rico
wagerod that tho Democrats would carry 1n-
diana. Rice clhinled tho money on tho election
Of Hondricks, and he obtained Judgment boforo
Judge McOiernaud for the amount OF the stakes;
Senator Early reached hore this morning, and
entered upon tho discharge of Ills duties %
Acting Governor. Ho signod number Of official
pnpcra today, and otherwise demeanod hlmsed
as q Governor should,
, 1873-05-15

BosToH, May 14.--Reports arc curront that II.
A. Coe, banker and brokor State street, has
been raleing money By altering AguroB on stock
cartiacetes. T. IL alleged that one al.a.s Of the
ern Rhilroad we're made to ropreBont ono hun
dred shares oaoh, and pledged az collateral for
An Increased amount. Tho matter II undergoing
investigation.
DosroN, May 14.-James A. Coo, charged with
Irregularities In State street, was arrested at Luis
realdonce thia afternoon. Among Ills alleged
operations arc tho raising Of certificates OF three
hha1es OF tho Michigan Central Railrohd to throe
hundred HAaros, two OF tho Boston j. Albany
AsilToad TO two hundred allares, ono Of the East
ern naifoaa ~ e one hundred ahnres, luo ceria-
two hundrod and three certificates Of ono share
to one hundred each. The boston Water Power
Company stock is also said to hayo boon
operated on in similar mannor 1TEs 'Tba
altered certificates have been used aH collateral
and 1t Ia supposed that about 5000 900 have baaI,
frnudulently obtained. Firms already hoard
from suffer to tue oxtont Of $l00, ,000 The Third
National Bank, in January last, loaued Coo
t200 900, taking a. collateral certificate for 200
shares Of the Ola Colony Railroad stock, Which
, 1873-05-15
DET TROlT.
Election Observation-Disclosures TFtn1.

Election Observation-Disclosures TFtn1s
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, h1ny 14.-Tho official can
vass at Lansing today givcH ohristianoy, for
Chief Justico, 140,7s4, with SO scattering,
including for Mrs. doodacll; for Regents
Of the University, Edward O. Walker, SO, 400 !;
Andrew Clinic, 83,771; Dunno Doty, g., 2,092 !;
Andrew NJ. Fitch, 44 439. There worc FOG mis-
printed tickets for Walker 50 for Doty 1888 for
Clinic, and G,461 for Fitch. In addition there
wcra ! AIT for tho Temperance candidate. and A
scattering.
In tho Wayne Circuit Court this morning, the
trial of Ella Fesdlck, RACHEL Barlow. and Ida
Barlow, Of Sumptor, charged with murder, Waa
commenced. On Nov. Is, Mrs. Feadiok gave
birth to child, which it is alleged waa subEe-
quontly strangled by tho defendants.
, 1873-05-15
Eixcas

AY1MEn Cnnada, May 14.-A fro to-day de-
stroyod tho OReilly Hotel, Hodgin's variety
store and Halls hotel. Loas, $25, 600.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
evening James Borry 70 residence, In tho south
eru p1rt of the town, took llro. Berry and farni-
ly woro in bod, and had very narrow escape
from being burned alive. Nothing was saved
hut ono trunk. Partially injured.
John Millcrs stove and tin storo caught hro
at $50 this evening, and hut for timely discovery
would hayo cauHed D large fire, aB 1t is situated
in frame row.
, 1873-05-15

at tho corner Of tho bed, and ho askod what mas
wanted Tho only reply Tes shot,, atriking
Wo enys Ills rlfo WINS on tho front sldo Of tho
bod, do not know how nl'o was lying At tho
tiuo she awoko. Do not know whcthor It was Il
OF naya Sut s haa nsea
Buskoin, hut has long anoo sottled tho difficulty.
Saw tho man, but through tho smoke. I could
not toll II ho WINS n largo or n small man.. 1t
seo,ue from MnaInns Testimony that It would DO
impogslblo TINT his wlfo could DO shot In tic po-
nitfon in which sl1o was lying unions sl.o raised
hor head whom tho shot waa fred. Tho whole
thing is still wrapped In myatory, and will be for
several days yet. The Ooroner's jury adjourned
until Haturday.
, 1873-05-15

teen aggregate scoroa will 60 to Ottawa, and
moot ail euua1 number from oaol, OF tho other
provinces, and tho best twenty Of these will con-
atituto tho teams. Tho Canadian team laat year
won tho imperial challenge cup In competing
with tho volunteers Of Groat britain, 1ndla, and
tho BritIBh Colonies.
PnthAnE1pn1A, Mny 14.--Tho Philadelphia
Daso-Dall Club To-day defeated tho Athletics In
19inntngs, by sooro Of 5to4.
WAsuiNaToN, May 14.-Daso Bali. Mutuhls,
@: Wn6hiuRtQnB, q,
, 1873-05-15

Special Dtspatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
souTn BEND, Ind, May IA small station-
ary engine boiler, used to run tho blast for E.
J. Dooch's foundry, exploded. this afternoon at
8 O'clock, tho boiler being carried into
tho nir and Bomo forty foet to tho
SOUTH dropping through tho foundry roof, kill
Ing instantly Louis Ca2ad, vino WAS engaged in
filing tho otpola. and broaking . log OF Truman
Buck, lad OF about IL years: The engine was
torn from the boilcr, and hurled over buildings
about 250 foot, piece going about 800 feet, and
through window Of tho Dirdsoll Manufacturing
Company. Tho boiler had no steam-gauge on,
and no knowledge Of tho amount of steam ut tho
time iH had.
, 1873-05-15

Reduction OF Towing IRntcs on tho
IlllMois and Michigan CnnnIs
IAHA1IE, ILL.,, May 14.-1llinois River md 1lli-
nois and Michigan Canal mon will 10 pleased to
learn that tho towing firm OF BRONSON q Co.,
commonly known Us tho Big Line, hayo reduced
the prco Of towing from Lasallc to Bridgeport
from &35 to $26,
, 1873-05-15

a German namcd Franz Dorrc, pnlnter by
trado, vino recently immigrated to Chicago
from bis fathorland, attempted to commit SUI
cldo in tho saloon Of Potter Mulmofer On DlYi-
sion street. noar sodgwick, at II o'clock last
night, by cutting hia throat with n razor.
his arm, as ho was about to mako tho fatal cash.
Dom waH somewhat Intoxicated at tho timo. Ho
was handed over to tho police aud takcn to tho
Larrahoo stroot Police Btatfon. Cauao OF the
attempt, no money and no work.
, 1873-05-15

RICHMOND, Va, May 14.-John D. Mordecai,
QUO Of the principals in tho lato duel, diod TO-
night in great agony. Tho State law holds
MoCarty, the other principal, amenablo for mur-
dor in tho first ilogrco and tho seconds, William,
L. Rohall, ". B. Tabb, W. Il. Trigg, and ]: 8.
Meredith as accessorioH before tue fact. Thoy
will all ho rearroBted, and probably committed
without bail, tho crimo being capital ono.
, 1873-05-15
Vesucls EItsyed Detroit.

DETROIT, Micl,., May t4.-rAssEp DowN-props
New York, hiury jarecki and barge, Mayauwer aud
burgess ANIL oha,nplan: barks 8. Y. Watson, and
Cavalier; sclrr Lucy CLARK, rhenx, ro1neroy. YORK
State, Avery, Tempest. ". r. Allen, oarrer, NORTH.
wost, O. i. Winch, Gamoron, nevada. nnd der1as
Smith. ,,....,.
VXsaEn uP-props oneila. Pacific, Window Fsyetse,
and III. Clair aohr Bchuylkil
WtNp-Northweat,
, 1873-05-15

LIVERPOOL, 1lay 14.-stoamshps Austrian,
from! Portland, and Mosel, from Now York, ar
rived ont.
New YoAK, Alay 14.-Arrlyed- Steamship Hol-
aAtia, from Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN. May observation-disclosures
Greece, from Now York.
NEW YonK, May observation-disclosures Rus
ala, from Liverpool.
, 1873-05-15

BlIrEfnrs ut Work.

4fNfK1HTH 1E "VEAR
Sptefal Dispatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
LAsA11E, May 14.-Tho residence of Thomas
Graham, a 1aborer of this city, MAS secretly en-
tered yesterday afternoon, and robbed OF 97oo,
which he had hidden undor trunk. Mrs. g.
and neighboriug lady were in another part Of
the house when the robbery was committed:
this city, WAS burg1arious1y entered last night,
and Valuable silver watch carried OF, a gold
watch hanging near tho 1ilyor watch, belonging
to Mrs. FOX escaped the notice Of tho thief.
, 1873-05-15

now prbvos to hevo boon rniHod from tho gcn-
utna certificate for two el,arcs. Coo, who was
formerly connected with tho house Of j. N. Flek,
Ia about 05 yeara Of ago, and has heretofore s,,a
tained m onvihbfo reputation, IIo fB ono Of tho
bost known mon on tho stroot, and is mombor
Of tho Brokers Board,
, 1873-05-15

pEon1A, ILL.,, 1lay 14.-rhts evening st. John,
one Of Colonel Dowlalla matollel bays, dod OF
collie. st. John was Thoroughbred, and could
step With his mato eaaily IN throo minutes.
Twelve hundred dollars lad boon offored for
him. Tno Thousand would not have purchased
, 1873-05-15
NtsQrt1ylW MnttGrH.

gpestal Dispatoh to Tia Chicago 1tib1'ns. =,
ToAoNro, May l4.-Forty Of tho bost nlarHa- tS's
mon In Ontario commence conlpot!tlon !or tAe
aelootlon to tho Ca.,adian team for tho Wimbio-
don DutohesB, at the Garrison Commons. to-uay;
The firing will continue throo days, thirty sl1ot
por day, 1t 900, 600, aud 600 yards, The bess III
, 1873-05-15

q1DBS-MULF0RD-At8 st. Mary's Cathedral. Nom
nhts. Tenn:, May 7, 187a hy thu Right Nov. Nisho,
1nlnssr1 Hf. James B. aibbs. Of Chicago. and Mra.
BELL-sfiENMAN71u this city. on 18th inst, At tho
Toslaenpo q fho bTtdos parents. BY the Rov. VI II.
Sherman. Oldest daughter Of Con. L. T. sherman.
, 1873-05-15
BIRTHS.


Mrs. II. B1attwood, Of son,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-28
Cotton j, ThicAyes.

hOliol 1nlcEeS.
The Charlotte Observer of the
2o'h :pt., sayS: "Ycsterday evening
about & O'Clock, two white men, nam.
ed J, II. aud William Donnelly, were
arrested q short distance from the city
by officers IIealy and Stephens of the
police force. A short, time since the
two men stole two bales cf cotton at
Hiackstocks, S. G., sold the cotton
aud asd to Iaiucoln county. iu this
State. Messrs. Pagan aud Med. Ar
ledge went in pursuit. of them, but
the thieves managet! to eludc them,
and yesterday afternoon,w while the pur.
got on the cars at Brcvjard Station
and capc to Charlotte.
MIR. Finch, tho conductor on the
Carolina Central Eailroad:, had heard
the facts in the case, ant had seen
one of the men before; and 50 soo,,
as he arrived here lodged informa tion
with gentlemen VII took ou, warrants
and had tho men arros ted. The,
were making away, from town on foot
and it was some distance beyond the
corporation where the of GERS came up
with them"
The Observer is mistaken as tc
somo Of the facts. These men were
captured near Iincolnton, N. C. J,
A. Donuelly succeeded in making hi.
escape: Wb,. Donhelly was brough,
to "innsboro Tuesday night, and i.
now in Jail. a colorcd man was ar.
rested at Blackstocks and is also in
Jail, charged with being implicated
in the same affair.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-28

oloso, Of. tho day to convince his
friends that tthe, order is capable of
producing seine 'ploosdre, if np profit.
After Q short interval, dinnor was
announced. Che greatest i.abupdenoe
of substantials and .delicacies ha,l
boon provided, and though all tho
visitors, and especially. tho .:"Boro
boys,' did their best, they left sovsr
al: basketfuls of "fragmouts" on the
ia bles. g.. y .,'N
Aftor dinner, (as also before, and
during the ceremonies Of the morning)
several gentlemen flom WinnsLoro
discourscd sweet music. Later in the
evening, good .mluy of the ynnng
people adjourned To the Aoadcm,
and lgcd in da, chg. The slant
ing rays of the sun at last admonishcl
all that tho time FIR dispe rising had
arrived, and after cordial adicus, the
patrons and their visitors returned to
tuciT HOi1cS.
The whole aft ;ir was complete
eccc s., and nsot 81 inciient occurred
to mar the pleasure Of the occasion.
The zeal in behalf Of himself aud
che other visitors, returns warm.
est thanka to tho patrons for their,
hospitality.
The officers elected arc as follows
j. *. Davis, Master.
JLo. W. Evans, Oversccr. !
l.. J. Means, LECTURER;
J. r.. Dawkins, Steward.
J: NJ. Hodge, Ass Steward. :
Il. s. Luro, Chaplain.
~. w. Rabh, Treasurer.
II. NJ. Zealy, Secretary.
j.. D. Goree, Gatckceper.
Mrs. !. K. Rahb, Cores.
Mrs. Il. N. Martin, Pomona.
Mrs. DR.. II. w. Owens, Flora.
Mrs. II. Il. Bell, Lady Ass. Stew.
ard.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-28
Notice, TO Creditors.
may 0-x3

The State Of South Carolina, Plaintiff,
against the Spartanburg and Union
Nailronl; Company, Rufus 4. McAdcn,
ana others, Creditors.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER MADE
L by his Honor ThomasJ. Mackcy, Pre-.
siding Judge Of The Sixth Circuit, inIthc
above entitled action, OF dato 9th May,
1873, the undersigned, Special Referees,
will hold n reference nt Unionville, on the
10Th and goth days of June next, and n
final reference at Winnsboro, on. the 81
and 4th days of September next, forthc
purpose of taking proof of tho Bonds.
Coupons and other d-mnnds against the
spartanburg and Union Railroad Comta u:
ny. -. = ." - :
Any bond, coupon or claim not proven
before tho. closing. of tho final reference.
will be debarred from rcociviug any divi
dcnd. /,
O. On closing the final reference, the TN.
dcrsigned are required 10 report; among
!athcr things, Of tho order Of priority IN
which said bbndsj. todpons md other de-
mahds shall bo paid
JAS.M. BAXTER,
go: THOS. Is. JETER,
may l3-.tix3 Special Referees.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-28
The Fire Department.

The liberal subscription of the
citizens, having insured the purchase
of fire engine, negotiations are now
being carried on with different par
ties, and wo expect to. have good
engine in few weeks. We trust
that immediate steps will DO taken
for tho construction Of cistorns. II
Is the intontion of tho fire company
to put the track they now have in the
hands Of the colorcd people, who are
raising a fine company. With an
abundant supply of water and an en-
ginc and truck, VIC believe wo shall
be exempt from tho ravages Of the
fire fiend in future.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-28
Successful Operation.

Successful Operation.
Mr.. Joo. Gilbert, who during the
war was a mcmbor of Company A,
ID Regim,cntTK TKcrshaw'~) S. G. V.
was wounded in tho arm in juno 1868,
in a attic II, ar Petersburg, tho ra.
dius was +: sc.tcl at tho time. His
wound having never healed, II sues
ccs'tul operation was 'pcrformril Oh
Tuesday by DR. e.. II. Ladd, assisted
by DR., T. b. Mrdden, about onc.thi,i
Of II shattered rifs ball and picrc of
dead bone were removed. The
operation was tedious and painful
one, rqriring II dissection Of four
Inches IN leug'h in tie direction of
and near the elbow j int. Mr.. Gil.
bert We arc happy to hear is dol. 6
we'll.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-28
PROPOSALS.
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CouSrr, ,CoriiIssioNErs oSrf6A.i
- WINHsPoRds Sr c., MAYl9, 1891
SE'LERi pfoPobala will be received q,
~ this dillop Until Saturday, tho 2lst day
Of June next, TO Euild abridge over Morris
Creek on what isknown rs tho KincaM
road Ito be constructed Of durable mate.
rial and ei1her with or without rook 'abut.
ments. Proposals hast be accompanied
with two or more sufici ent Sareties, and
tho bridge" insured for 40 least twelve
months. Contractor will please enoloso
specifications with proposals.
by order Of the Board: ~
- W. d. PEAKE,A'
may 20-tlx5 Cleik.