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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13
NEW FLYING MACHINE.

At Bridgeport an exhibition was given Of
a new flying machince, invented by G.. F.
Ritchel, of Cory, Pa. Unlike many erial
machines, this one is not shaped like bird,
nor has it any wings. 1t consists Of a large
bag of cylindrical form inflated with hydro
gen, and car provided with attachment de-
signed to control the elevation and descent of
the bag and to direct it's course. The bag is
"a feet long and II feet in diameter, and re-
quires 5000 feet of gas for its imitation. The
raising and steering apparatus underneath
has framework made of brass tubing, and is
provided with seat for the passenger. Di.
rectly in front of the seat is crank which he
turns to produce the power that puts in mo.
tion two small fans that can be operated sing
ly or together. The elevating fan has five
blades, set spirally, and can be made to rotate
at the rate of 5000 revolutions per minute.
This fan furnishes, or is intended to furnish,
the lifting power which constitutes the novel
ty and value of the invention, and by revers.
ing the motion depresses the air ship on the
same principle as it raises it. At the end Of
the frame work of the car, some 10 or IL feet
distant from the passenger, is another similar
ldu, "uiCi WI no oV OIL ouS'o "ioh Vh0 oA
ship, and is designed to turn it any direction
desired. 1t may be stated that both fans
work in the air on the same principle that
the Fowler steering and propelling apparatus
works in the water. The exhibition was CIV
en- in large hall, a boy operating the cranks
The boy commenced to turn the crank, the
fan whizzed 6ercely, and the bag rose three
or four feet from the floor. 1t refused to 60
any higher, however, but after ascending
slightly sank back toward the floor at each
trial Then the steering fan was set in mo-
ton, with about the same degree of success
The attendants ascribing the partial failure
of the experiments to the boy who engineered
the machine, another boy was substituted.
He succeeded considerably better than the
first, elevating the bag to the ceiling sever
al times, and had turned it about about half
way around with the steering fan, when two
of the blades broke. The experiment led to
the opinion that, with some changes in the
fan, the machine might be made to perform
as intended. As is we'll known, one great
difficulty in balloon navigation is that the
aronaut is dependent for his elevation on the
buoyanoy of the balloon alone; another is
that its course is dependent on the direction
of the wind. Mr.. Ritchel thinks that bis ap-
paratus can be made to overcome both these
difficulties Aqe
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13

AFTER THE Observation-Disclosures do
potatoes come from?" asked little fve-year
old. She was told that they grew, and the
process of planting was explained. "But
where did the first one come from p she per,
sisted. Her father said he didn't know:
Then she thought for few moments, and
broke out with, "Well, suppose they made
a little 'teenty' one first, and planted it; dom
you, papa ?" That child knows just as much
about the facts of evolution as the wisest,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13

pas- Small farms make near neighbors they
make good roads; they make plenty of good
schools and churches there is more money
made in proportion to the labor; less labor is
wanted Everything is kept neat less wages
have to be paid for help; less time is wasted ;
more is raised to the acre. They give more
satisfaction in every way.-Erchange.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13

LORENZO Dow.-Of the eccentric Lorenzo
Dow, DR.. Wentworth tells in the Troy Times
these anecdotes: "During one of his long
peregrinations relative of bis with whom he
had difficulty died, and the first townsman
Dow met on his return gave him the tidings
WAL said Dow, you tell the folks that
there will be funeral sermon preached in
nv meetin' house, next Sabbath day at ten
O'clock The appointment flew like wildfre.
Dows 'meetin' house was piece of woods
near his own house, with stump for pulpit.
At the time set the woods we're alive with an
expectant crowd, and they were not disap.
pointed. He took for his text And the Lord
set mark upon CAIN and such a tempest
of invective and sarcasm never fell upon the
memory of dead man as the deceased Of
fender got in his eulogy that day. My father
heard him in Charleston, S. c., sixty years
ago, in a Presbyterian church furnished with
one of these old.fashioned tall pulpits, fifteen
feet in the air. Dow, instead Of ascending
the stairs, climbed up by one of the sup
porting posts, and went over the top like
monkey, threw off the cushions, which he held
in detestation, and announced his te1t: He
that entereth not by the door into the sheep.
field, but climbeth up some other way, the
same is a thief and robber' The practical
illustration fixed the text and the sermon for
ever. In Norwich, at one time, he pulled
out of his pocket an immense old Dutch
pinchbeck, big as small warming-pan, and
at the moment of announcing his text -four
shed it in the air, shriekiug, Watch! What
say unto you say unto all, WATcH?"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13

TERRIBLE CRIME OF BARBER.-Old
Hornbender came in from Saugus the other
day and took seat in barber shop to
"wait his turn" A couple of smart
youths began telling stories about terrible
tragedies with BARRIERS as the heroes, evident.
ly to guy the old man. After q time old
Hornbender braced himself, and said he
"Did you ever hear of my rumpus with a
crazy barber down to Lynn" The boys al
lowed they hadn't and all gathered about the
old man, who continued: "Well, 1 was
down to Lynn once, about year ago, and
went into barber shop to get my baird
scraped off, An when took my seat in the
chair saw the barber didn't look jest light.
His eyes had kinder CLASSY stare in 'em,
and he Aourished his razor around while he
was a stroppin' of it in way tnat made me
uncomfortable, tell you. Then he grabbed
me by the nose with one hand and give me
such look that 1 couldn't have lifted my
hand to save my life. didn't have time
nuther, for before I could wink he cut my
throat from ear to ear" The crowd was by
this time deeply excited, and one of the boys
shouted, "How did you get away alive =
81 didn't" solemnly replied old Hornbender.
"He killed me and buried my body in the
cellar" A mighty silence ensued.-Boston
Post
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naT As the smallest grain of sand carries
great pain to the eye, so does the slightest de:
Walton from Gods law cause to the wakeful
conscience great disquet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13

HE PUT HIS FooT IN It's. S. Merrill,
while general manager of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul railway, stepped off a
train in Austin one day, to look about during
his halt. Observing that the workman en-
gagged in testing car wheels was more in hur.
ry to finish his job than to do it we'll, the
manager seized the hammer and undertook
to show the man how testing should be done
No sooner had the workman recovered from
his amazement, than he rudely snatched the
hammer back, and resumed bis occupation,
and not without sundry scowls and faces at
the individual who had pretended to show
him his own business. Subsequently BY
stander told him who the individual was, and,
to remove his apprehension of coming evil,
advised him to apologize. So, when the con.
ductor had shouted "All aboard p the son of
Erin awkwardly approached Mr.. Merrill, and
while nervously twisting refractory lock Of
reddish hair, delivered himself as follows:
"Mishter Merrill, I behave? Faith and I
didn't know I was spanking to you, out there.
You know I mustn't pay attintion to iviry fool
that comes along"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13
]. R. SCHORB'S Ph0T0-GALLERY
1sT HOUsE EAST OF THE JAIL.

4 SUPERIOR Skylight, gallery with every
n convenience, and determination to do my
best enables me to promise satisfaction to all in
want of correct and f1attering likenesses. Cloudy
weather is as good or better than sunshine for all
subjects, except small children.
February % 9 st
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13
BARGAINS IN HORSE FLESH
FODDER WANTED.

VTNHE undersigned will pay the highest Cash
prices for 10000 POUNDS OF GOOD FOD-
DER, delivered at his Livery and Sale Stables at
Rock HILL A. W1LLIFORD.
March 10 tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13
CLEANSING AND REPAIRING.
BARRIER SHOP.

VNHOSE in want of an EASY SHAVE, a fash
Il ionable and stylish cut Of hair, or pleasant
and luxurious Shampoo, are reminded that
THOS. BALLARD, Professor of the Art Tonso-
rial is still in business, In his old Shop next door
to the ENQUIRER building, where it will afford
him great pleasure to wait upon all who may de-
sire his services. Razors hoped and sharpened,
and any other work of that kind promptly done.
THOMAS BALLARD.
January 10 tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-06-13

THE PENITENT THIEF.-Just look at him.
In the morning condemned, in the evening in
paradise with God in the morning cursing,
in the evening singing hallelujahs to God; in
the morning in company with thieves, in the
evening in company with God !; in the morn
ing with his hands dripping with his fellow
creatures blood, in the evening drenched with
the saving blood of the Lamb. Arm in arm
with Christ, he walked down the crystal pave
ment of heaven. He asked for mercy, and
he got it. Ask, you can have it now. Will
you be like that unbelieving thief, or will you
accept His gift as did the other thief, and not
let prejudice keep you from Christ? A prom
inent man said yesterday, going out of the
city, that "rather than be converted in the
Tabernacle, he would 60 down to hell with
full sail and colors flying" Well, if you had
rather be lost, you can. Choose this day
which you will serve, God or the devil.
Which side will you be on? Will you take
your side by that repentant thief or by the
other2 Will you take Christ as your Savior,
as your Redeemer, or will you reject him !?
May God bring hundreds to a decision, and
now.-MOody.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-11-07
Das 0olfsaerepe

# mebr ais eer6bnli& eeiddftis ee.
lueicn uno bat Dem Cine, uno Dem gln.
bern sewiiie Din9e Suseilufert. natiir.
ll@ .unter oem @lesel Der Weri@uie.
Senbeit troboem iit aber bic @a9e
an ben Sag 9efommen. Sic @abr.
6eit lies lid chen ni9t unteroriiden.
Sc 1T jcbt Elm offeutunn;a,s @ebeim.
njb, bab Dr. Yiercs's "Favorite Pre-
scription" Nieblines @sroronuae)
Die Dem neibliden @ef9le4te eigen-
tbiimli4en Rrantbeiten polltdnoi9 uno
permanent inrirt. Seit pieIen Sabren
iit oos Mittel iaon nit ar5Btem gr.
folse 8ebrou9t woroen, ,pie 9auienoe
be,ensen t6nnen. gs 1T tonij4 uno
nerpenitdrfenb, mirtlam linoerno. nnb
beieitist jene qudlenoen gmpfinbunaen.
'ueiws ourw rsFeriDe sletion ben Ma-
gen uno bas 6ers afF3iren. 9,e Hu-
den|1meyjcn uu0 jeaes Geflbl bss
v5intens" reri4ninben unter ben ftdr.
tenoen Dirfungen bieies orob.n 9eil-
mittels.
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3eitun8s:@efete.

gu gtut uno Grommen man@sr nf'
{.rer Mbonnenten unp 2eler, bic pieleibt
nod ni6t nit ben @sieben, tpel6e tinen
3eitunssberausseber in lelnem nnter=
nebmen i9uBen, pertraut uno betannt
finn, wollen mir oieielben bier tolsen
la0en. Hielelbcn iino in Der ean3en
Union anwenbbar uno itets in Rraft. 1
/. Wer brei Nummern elmer 3elluno
onnimmt, ob miinolih ooer briefl'd9
oufoeforoert ooer nibt, miro als gbon=
n.nt betra9tst uno fir oislelbs 5ubat
be3ablen. 4.. ,4s
2. @enn Mbonnenten cine 3eitun9
niat obbeTeaen, 10 miro ansenommen,
baB lie oielelbe fort 5u balten milnl@en
. 8. CINE Meieerun9, bic 3eitung uor
Der betreHenoen f=Office ab3ubolen'
obne oielelbe beaoblt 5u baben, mir
ols obli9t;ser 8etrug anseleben.s
4. Sem announcement tann redtsglll==
Tia obbeiellt >peroen, obne oaB aa'
8udtdnoe be;ablt Ilno.
5. Wenn M5onncnten es unterlolrn
ibre 3eitung BON Der pofoifiee ob3u
bolen, 10 linb lie bafiir perontwortll9
big 5ie i6re san5e &e3nuns be5ablt uni
Die 3eitun9 abbei itsQt baben.
6. Weun Mbonnenten ibren gDobn
prt uerdnbcrn, obne Die 3eitun9s Offlc
su benabriGtisen, 10 lit es ibr @9a
ben, ,penn. Die 3eituns nad) ibren
friberen @obnorte 9eianot miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-11-07

nit in 0erbinbuus ftebsnben Bee'ben=
beiten Dor. Sou. 8iibop BON Obic
ma@ten ebenfaQs iein gri4einen une
lpuroe uon Sen. @berman bems Ye.eir
uorseitelt.
9eute Mabm i!tas puroen ausFaat
in Die llmstseno Der @taot par. ..nom=
men.
llnsliidsfalle.
0etrsit 4, Nop. Ser nit Mais
beIabene e@ooner n2ate s5oreit". 1T
III 2ammono's 8ap, 2at. 9uron, se-
itronoet.. uno 1T poQ gDaTer.
Ser 8 dleppoompfer ~Smitb~ bon
Gbebowan lit Dem an Der 8ea,er-S Sn.
icl seiKanoe:en @6oonex r@orb" au
6ilie setommen. Ser @9ooner, mel.
der cine na@ Go1,ns,peoo beit,mmte
3aol2ns 3ofer unb @4peineFeiih bit,
it uel @oiier. 9luet ber @dlepp=
Dompfer r2epiatbon~ 1T pon Gbebpp=
aah ab9efabren, um asmit.ben 9ilfe su
ieiten.
Ser @6opn.r 50. 81. Open,
'onhte beute Morscn beim @erIude,
|mdbreno beg @lprmes ben Maniitee-
Dafen 5u se!pinnen, sesen ben Norf.
pier oieles 9aftns uno ueriont baisltn.
Ct bate cine 2abung 8odheine an
8oro, unh piro ed + iomrbl ,pie 9a=
ouns ,pabri&tinli& sdn5ii4 perform
gehen.
Na4ridten BON Der Bel @6itebau
seiuntenen 8arte .WeooruH" bsja9tn,
oub bieielbe beute Nadmittas unsefdbr
1 llar in @tiide ein9. Ndt Mite!is.
Ger Der Manuid)aft retteten Iie9 uno
smei ;uerosn pern,ibt. Ser r@oooruK"
aatte cine 2aoung &orn an 8oro.
Gbico9o. l. @op. IS tr fen ie!t
;Beridte Gin bon eroBen @9aben. ,uel.
he Die e4ifffabrt ,udbrenr Der lebten
Gage ouf Dem Safe Mi4isan erlitten
oat. go peit ,pie betannt 1T nur Elm
Meridenleben 81 bcflaaen = Captain
5ounoers BON Buffalo, tuel@er ben
5&ooner rSobn Riioerbouie" befeb=
liatc, ertrant ndmlih te;m 9win Giuer
point.
9e< our@ Sen '1nter9ons oes ~Sssames
! .. &utber~ peruridAte Saaoen betrass:
$4,000 ON @diffe uno $4,000 an
Der 2aouns; teioe iino ioeSob per=
i4ert.
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XDrtmAaI.

'2iiiab n 4. Mou. 9ie Mneabe,
bab' Die ⪚eruus nit Dem @ebanfen
um9ebe. an Gnslano Die portusieIlden
on Der 9elaaoa 8ai il,
@iooit: afrita gu Dertaufen, pirb ols
fall@ be3ei4net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-11-07
&pn nnien.

( Mabrib, 4. Rop. Sn Der beuti=
gen @ena:siikung las GatcQo oen Sc
betreffs Der @enotsmablen
uon guba Dor. Ser Gntmurf permtbrt
Die 3abl Der 5enatoren bon guba auf
Ie6s,ebn. @
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Ser 9Qprbtern
Seraus9e9eberoon
BRICK & KAISER,
Saint Glouo, Mlinneiota,

Sltnt Nlouo, Wltnnelotds ~u-
er5dlciutieoen Oonneritae uno toFet idbrlid
IN 8,rau5be;ablun9: $3.50.
Ssiir ueniaer ais Monate ,u,ro tein Nbon
nement an9enoinmen.
Vou Nbonneaten, Die Die 3eituna ni1t
auSoruf(iA abbeitclltn, wirS anaenon,meu,
bab lie oas 3bonnement iort5uleken wllniden.
Sic Scrablaumung, poer SerUsi9ernna
ber ub9olung Der 3citun9 bon De n Yotaa,te,
mo6iu oleielbe beorbert lporoen 1T, fo,pie bic
llaterlaIuns Der AnSei9e an Die ,&crausaebes
BON ocr ,twa tattfuoenoen Ortsberdnocruno
uno Scr an9abe oeS neuen @obnorts entb'n>
bet aibt Yon Der 3cja1luu9 oes uoQen Abon'
nementshetra9es.
Mn5ei9en,
neldbe o1ne 8emerfung 3ur Aufnabme ein'
aebeu, ueroen 10 lan9e eingerldt uno bered>
net, bis lie abbeitellt ,ueroen.
An;eigen meroen ;u ben aenobnliben
&rciien eingeriidt, ndmlid 10 Gents per 8ec>
bier,3 3eile, fir bic erite Ginriduna, unb 5
Gents iiir ieoe fol9enoe. 0iir Nnieiaen, Die
Idnsere 3tit ite6en bleiben, tpiro elm beoeu'
enoer abSns erlaubt.,
Die 9sransaeber Fnb i'm .8eTt elmer bou.
fdnoisen Nuspabt
Nsaer u!to 3eidb dpo1ler g 2ettern,
xns Ino oaber in, Stanbe, &
Drufia6en aller Mrt e.
in beatiher, euglil9er, fran,6ffder
nuo Horufgiidtr 6prade
.auf's 59neQfe, @@6niteunb 8iQigfe
Al liefern,
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Nid)t III iiberiebet, !!

4iermit modten mir iolde. Die bel uns ned
edulben babsn. freupol.dft erfu@en. ibre
Riditdnoe big ldnaNlrs gam I. stob,mber
1878 Al entrihten, UNI nd ueitere 'lnfofen
~ eriparen, unb um ibren erebit fir bic gu.
tunft su iidcrn.
Blofe & 8entfelb.
Sid Yrairie, 9lorrilon So, Mian. A.
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S II lamb

Nen 9ort.2. Nou. 9euts abenb
purbe cine 8.riommluns prominenter
RanHeute nno Nno erer obsebal.en, 3u
Dem. 3;peds. Ratb 5u pHesen, beiasli4
giRtaoun9 BON 9elesaten aua alien
5taaten. Nh, ON 80. Qpril t.~S. Die 80.
5e9res!eier Der Snausura.i.n @a=
|lhiaston's als 4rdfbent Der Der.
Staaten 5u be9eten. Gerner belprah
naon ras Brojett Der Mbbattnrs elmer
E@eltausit lung in Der @taot Gem
Dort; in 1889, ooer eber nod. IS
tpurn Elm 8ei&l lb sefabt,, Den Wor.
Eiiser au ermadtisen, einem 3ebner-Gre=
Eeutlpausi@ub Su ernennen, uelaer
[ote 9lnselesenbeit untsu 8eratbune
|nebmen, ,unp Die notbiaen 8orbcreitun=
| gen fur Die 8erll mmlursen treffen lou.
M Dort, 2. Nas. Die Netio
ndfs er Mep Dort So npf3uderroffi
ncrieA Aabsn bei&loiien. an 10. Nou.
BAG &eiddft auf3useben uno Die Raf.
iincrit 5u perfoufen. 8eni. 9. @ber-
man, friiber Yrdibent Der @ciellaait,
Iast, bic &affnerie lei betrieben ,ppr-
oen, bis al ibr neberl&uB erih6pfi
oar, unb babe mon aus9efunoen. bub
)ler nur Terluf nit Dem @ei6dfte per-
ounben lei, udbreuo anoere mittelit it,
ye:.6pel dem 9ebeimen Nerfobrens es
pc'itiinoen. @elo 5u modem; lomit ba=
,e man es fir ratbiam 9ebalter. oot
8e'&dit obiuuidslu uuo Die Gatrit gu
oeltauien.
gincinnati, 2. Gop. Cine ST.
peide aus Yurtersburg. @. Wa.. be-
rithtet, saB entlan9 Der 2inie Der BAL,
tinrprs & Cbio g;ienbabn in Der y1d' {
|jener @taot. Die Diptberie dr9cr 9,a1-
| litt as ie iuuor. Snnerhal5 Der let<
ten pier Sage itarben II 2inoer. Mstr
ais Die 9dltte Der 6an,llien bat minbe=
tens einen Sail BON @in.hee..iie in,
0auic. uno in man@en Gamilien alle
Hin6er barnieoer.
| Gan 6rdneisco 2. Noo. 2e-
'ano @tanoforo uuroe beute an ct lie
|oes peritorbenen Dapio 8. Cotton gum
p,dioenten Der Occioental & Oricn=
tai Dampfer9eieQidaft erwdblt.
8ei Scr Reorganization oes MriSo.
naer : 3wei9es Der Southern paeiiie
silenbabn Geielll9aft ,purne 6. S.
grcder an SteQe oes per1torbenen Sc
'lerals 8. .. Golten gum 8rdiihenten
er,udblt. uno 9opio Stair an @te[e
Groder's gum Mit9lieb oes 9iretto=
RUINS.
Waibin9ton. 8. 6. 2. Nop.-
Der Seerttdr fir Snn.res bat bon
@ouueror Gem Wallaee bon Rem Me1=
co einen Brief erbalten. in pel9em ois-
Ter Die Minbeiluns mo&t, oab ieit Der
9roelomation 0ts Yrdfbenten Die i'm
serritoriuu berri&enoe @eiesloFsteit
fat edn3ii@ peri@wnnben 1T. uno ct
|bofe, oob teine peiteren 59mieriatei-
|t:n iib mebr erbeben meroen.
Hlilabelpbia, 1. Nop. Sc
Direetor.n Der 9enniploania eiien-
bobnseie1l&aft Fnb babin iibereinse.
tommen, cine baltidbrlid.e 9:bioenbe
BON 2 prpeent 5u ertldren. Sn 81.
TINT meroen anitatt Der piertelidbIi4en,
baltidbrli@e Diuioenbtn erttdrt ,per.
ben.
Snbianapo1is,2. 2. Nop. Sn Der
Wor9enrBun9 oes Verelns Der aen=
|neIIee=Nrmee ,puroen bic alien Beam=
ten oes 0ereins mieoerermdbu. gbiea=
go tuuroe sum @ororte fir Die ndhf,
Jabresreunion bejtimmt unb Sen. M
8. @roibam puroe 3un, Geitreoner er=
mdbt. Momirat 8. 9. Yorter ,pnroc
a!s G6rtnmitslieo aufsenommen. So
'baan wuroen gnti@uloisunesi9rsiber
msbreyer abwelenben Mt9lieoer por=
|ssleien.
Gen. Strong las cine 8eI6rtibune
Der @emesungen Der armee sur Sci,
|oes 9ooes Mt9te;ion's unb Der oa-
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Goitorieae Noti3e,t

'I'9s" ,Ou9"uto1e N11s
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