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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-07
NONSTABLE,S SALE.

state of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita.
Third Ward Magistrates Court.
Thomas y. Ably
vs.. No. %
William II. II. Nfu1fin
BY virtue OF II writ of tieri fa,las ,o ma
dafected by the Hon. II. Il. Ninson .Justica
OF tho Peace in and for Ward No. 3 Of the
Parish of Ouachita, will proceed to sell a,
public auction, on w ~ '
saturday, January 5, 1878,
netWeen legal hours. at the Court Honse
door IN said parish, the following described
Lots numbers five (5), six (Gl, seven &,
and eight (s) in square mum Dor Sixteen ,iG
or Hart'S addition to Monroe, being the
! M half OF said square in the city OF
and Eighth streets. ''
Seized in the above entitled and num-
writ. 'S S"i
praisenient. n r JARETN "P
W Constable
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NOTICE,

Notification is hereby given to all per-
sons not to cut wood on the land bought
by me OF $. w. Downs, and now rented by
>; II. Mitchell, or to remove wood from the
found guilty of such trespass will be pros
ecuted before the courts.
JOHN CHAFFE,
per w. \. MAckAY, Agent.
November II, 1877. I'm
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trotluced, read ll,e first time, tine secoud
tiqAe' by its title, the rules suspended,
ttS0 ordinance read q third time, and
finally adopted: ~ b. "a
, ORDLN NANCE NO. $40. A '>,s
An ordinance regulating the ferriage
at the ferries ut Monroe and Trenton,
and providing for the lease of said
ferries for four years.; gitI IN 2
Section I. Be it ordained by the Police
7Jury Of tue Parish OF Ouaciiita, ut its
regular December session, 1877, That
ON and after the first day OF january,
1878, the following shall be the rates Of
ferries on the Ouachita River at Monroe
and Trenton
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busters, whisks and shortly broolns
at Rills's bookstore,
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% boxes tire-crackers cheap mt Rills's
bookstore.
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.-toisnan December 3, 1877
The Court House being occupied by.I
the Hon. Rourtes0th District Co0rt,
the Police, Jury lmst at the Recotder's
Once, pprs,aaQt to ,adtOurnmeat. h0'a
- ,Present-W. q. kennady, President;
J. T. Swan, !. w. Scarborough, A. J..
Wood, A. Calhoun and John Fuller.
Ahseat-A. F. Flournoy and y. B.
fuhtM.i rEthnHutt;u9 io Has :" i''N
The Clerk iof the Police Jury being
absent, ON m0tion Julius fE0nens0ser
was elected Clerk pro tem. for this ises-
sion only. III ps,,ut l,au 1s.Di,.~ 'iiA
% The minutes iof Il November S, 1877,
were read and approved. isi,gaW
MI. Calhoun IpQyed that a committee
OF three be- appointed to prepare an es-
tiMate, OF the EXPENSES of the parish Tor
t;lo year 1873. Carried, ). C0tnmittee
A. Calhoun, J.,W. Scarborough and
J. T.Swan. f5,.,:., ssx, iii, .foos E7f|
Petiflons for the relief Of John Clark
and, Franklin Niqkles, paupes, were
read and received, lf,n. fo 90 q. i'1''i'
Mr.. J.. b. Filhi0l, u member Of the
committees on clafnas, t,sing absent. the
said oo,nmjtteC for this session.. !1t-+s
Petitions in favor Of \ free ferry At
the, city OF Monroe were read and re-
cetved. ,,q,sr.t. f,fr:, .el.s,ls.. .
~. c....s.....>....,, ......,,A ~.ot . no.,n
mittee 0f three b appointed to confer
with the Board Vi Trade and City
Council Of Monroe relative to the es-
tAbiishment Of = free ferry at said city.
Carried. Committee: a J. +. Swan, J.
w. Scarborough aud John Fuller. ~" y
The following ordinance WAS in
trOduced, read the first tune, the second
time by its title, the rules suspended,
tin.liv ,1ionta(i - -, :
ORnIN NOE No an4 .lr-
EYx,n, tho oo.n,,ansa.,on ~ tho s,har;fr
for Sseiin~ ,,risonans .,nr,nv cf,rtain
,r,onths ~ !,
Re- it ordained nv the Police Jurv or
tbs, Parish al Ouachita- That the SUN
~ ATTY ce,nta nar ciiern ~, n,,si ihe. a., me
g. har,h, f3xaLl "a tha com nan~,tion tn
tie Sheriff for keeninr and ,nnintninin1
,,risoners In thu, 1,arish /. ~ . mi In is..,si
c,,stosiv .lnr,nv the ,nonths IF Nove1n.
h,r ana naca,1tar - -
Vowed naceoi,or a 1877 I'D
~ KNNNEnv. President
.Jutr1,s NnAIosEu- -
l.orlr p II nrn tom,
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Le THE STEAMER . ......
- :. ....-..... .. "a CME,''
-..t... .n-" J.B. SULLIVAN, Master
Leaves Monroe every week, connecting
with through New Orleans boat durin g the
entire lOSv-Water season. ...'
l.. w. SuRG3HNOR, Agent, . Il
August ~, 1877. Monroe, La.
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Toy wagons, rocking-ho and
wheelbarrows ut Rills's bookstore.
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Dolls Of every sise aud kind at Rills's
bookstore.
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isil for the year 1878, submitted the
InOllouaag reeert. whloAWns poad aud
|Alopad, end COZ mittfe dtselafgp4:
To the Ion. H1esideot an mes1berss
~ tt Pd0ee. Just OF sOuaeeita pafish,
|D6Cen.ber session, l677-Your commit
tee who were appointed apd directed to
prepare and report an estimate of the
probable expenses of the parish Tor the
year 1873, beg leave respectfully to SUBJ
.ssit the following ---a---------~----s-.--
E.si-.ss Of E.ps:ss.ss Of the Parish for
For expenses OF courts and crimimal prose-
sheriff. sslary.....si,a0O 90 ia.s.
.. feeding prts- L vi
'' OnOYo 600 90 Fs..E
Ef tsu- conveying 't'".- rfa t'- .s..
af pEisOnorD to-. lp!ti...r. ..,sfrt
Penitsnttary 500 90 -''0'
Total, Sheriff 4, 400 90 80 ~
Salary Clerie Dot COurt....! 4OO 90 ~,
Pay Of Jurots............,:. .... loco 90
Costa 70 Justices and Con- ''.
stables...... $40 % go. si
Coroner and coroner's Jo- FL" ..r..
Di h. As stS;'; and Di.'s Atty w. "
pro tenn, salary aud 6ss. 600 90 3d.. },
TOTAL for courts and criml- ''-t
E;stimste for public schools .......... 1900 90
roads and bridges........ 500 90
/ iH "' printing ............ ......... 200 90
,collecser..... $500 $500. 1000 90
yne,i rreasarer. ........ $3.50. 900 90
lnr. :" ..4. charity...... .............. 500 90
inss and books. .......,. Y.. ...... 200 90
- "i Per diem aud mileage
tfsql to Police Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
4u'''inE misoslian'ns expenses 500 90
Total -. j.: $500 e. u 500 90
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Baskets, baskets, baskets, at Rills's
bookstore.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-07

Call at Sholars & Keys aud be con-
WINGED that they arc offering induce
uents in prices Of boots aud shoes.
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.S7.v 1870 4
q AAo oUAcH1rA RIVER 81
r r An PoRrAT1oN GO Mp A NY.
O10cAiIa CItv. Trenton and Monroe Weekly
Oas0chita City U. 3. Mail Packet.
Leaves New Orleans Every Saturday.
For Oasehita City. Monroe. Trenton and
rivers. The boat viii reserve the right to
refuse any landing except mail landings.
,k JOHN WILSON.
JOt.- HOLMES. J. v. JORDAN
8i.!us -,u Captain; { .Hr. Clerk.
The John Wilson In an entirely new boat
l,a. splendid passenger Recommendations,
and will r,s1s In the Ouachita river during
the entire ssa.n.,. Close connections made
with boats in all tributary streams.
November z, 1877. 7t''t'l ~. -
VlcksBURG, saREvEPoKr -
,,..ss5 III 4ul.se5us AND sG1 eel
a'is TEXAS SA1E ROAD. .-
y 2 8
Os,srcE OF RDcEIvEs AsurER1N1s,sDENr.l
-. Monroe, April 4, 1877. J
ON this Road will run as follows: -s.z..
Leave Monroe daily ut ..............s.Oo A. NJ.
Close connection made Mt vicksb.lrg with
points NORTH and East, and for New 6s ri;
-at Deita with Steamboats, for all landings
on the Mississippi River. W. GREEN
Receiver aud superintendent.
May q. ls76.- ~
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Your committee have placed the dg-
urss rs low as possible and recommend
rhe adoption Of. the estimate, and that
it be published according TO law. ae
! Respectfully submitted by the com-
mittee. Hh T." J.. w. SCARBOROUGH,
p" Ht''.-''' '~ J. II. SWAN. '@7' ..a
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-07

..L .i.U- COMMITTEES on Claims.
The following ordinance WAS there
upon introduced, read the tinst time, the
second time by its title, the rules sus-
pended, the ordinance read a third
time. and finally adopted: .rn. .s-
s., .sl.: ORDINANCE NO. 305.
An ordinance appropriating money to
5 pay claitas allowed at the December
sessiOn, 1877, of the Police Jury.
Be It ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish Of Ouachtta, ut its December
session, 1877, That the report of the
cominittee on. claims be aud the same
Is hereby adopted aud approved, aud
that the sum Of twelvs hundred and
{, twenty-Oue 46-1O0 dollars be aud the
saaszse Is hereby appropriated to pay the
claims allowed In said report.
Adopted December !, 1877. IT, o..
w. G. KENNEDY, President.
julius ENNoMosER. .tl,s,,.
.i..s4 Clerk p. j. pro tenn.
The coMmittae appointed to prepare
IN estimate Of the expenses Of the par
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-07

The buys and girls are happy now;
they have heard that Bryce Rills has
received his Holiday goods and Santa
Claus Is coming.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

An Englishman and frenchman
fought duel, in summer time; aud
not to make the act public, and the
better to satisfy their conscience in
case Of the result proving fatal they
agreed to fight in darkened room
The Englishman, unwilling to take
his antagonists life generously fired
up the chimney-and brought down
The Frenchman. "When | tell this
story in French pleasantly added
the narrator, Il make tho Englishman
60 up the chimney"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20
Fun with a Spider.

Spiders, i'll many respects. arc just
like otlIcr animals, and can he tanned
and pcttcd, and taught great many
lessons, and which they will learn us
readily as dog or cat, But you
must take the trouble to study their
ways, and get OIL The good side of
them. One day l had been reading
in book how spiders managed to get
their webs across streams and roads,
and from the top Of y Till tree to
another. went out and caught a
large garden spider one OF those
blue graw sprawling fellows, and fixed
him up for my experiment I took n
stick about eighteen inches i'll length,
and fastened u piece OF iron to one
end Of it, SO that the stick would
stand upon that end Of itself Then |
pat this in the ccnlcr Of Il large tub
half full Of water, and placed the
spider OH top Of the stick l wanted
to see if it could get to "land," which
WAS the edge Of the tub, without any
help. He ran down first one side the
stick and then the other. Each time
he would stop when lie touched The
water, and shaking his foot rs the cat
docs would run up again a last lie
came to the conclusion that ho was
entirely surrounded by watcr-on All
island in fact. After remaining per
fectly quiet for long while, during
which, have no doubt, he was arrang
ing his plans, he began running
aronnd to the top of the stick, and
throwing out great coils of web with
his hind feet In 4 few minutes little
fine strings of web were floating i'll the Z
slight breeze tnat was blowing. After
Il little, one OF these threads touched
the edge of the tub, and stuck fast, IT'S
all spider webs vii; do. This was just
what Mr.. Spider was looking for, and
the next minute he took hold of his
web, and gave n jerk as sailor does
with 4 rope when he wishes to see how
strong it is, or make it fast. Having
satisfied himself that it was fast ut the
other end, he gathered it in till it was
tight and straight, and then ran on it
to the shorc-a rescued castaway.-
Christian Ncws.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

A theatrical critic, who had both
legs and arms broken, all Of his ribs
STAYED in. and one side Of his head de-
molishcd by the falling Of the floor Of
the opcra-house i'll Sacramento, on
tho 10Th, Enthusiastically rcmar-
ked, as he was being conveyed to the
hospital al a strctcher: This is the
first time l ever knew the Peak fami-
ly to bring down the house."
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

The fast trotling thorough -brcls,allieM
M MAA1I3ItINO TRUSTElI
will stand for the Fall scassn a, my stables.
PEDIGREE.
MAMRRlNO TRUSTEE, by Mambrno
Medley, lie hy Old Mambrinn Chief; Nam
'rino Mcdley's first dam hv Young M,dlcv.
y Gnc race mare, sccol.,I ,lar hv 81 nlcy;
third dam hy Trustee; fourth dam by
Spectator.
Man,brino Trustees n.,t lam Jenny
Dcrncv, by Hole; ln,; irt ..:,h i,y lady
Woodiortt, b, S.r "illar. Won,.;nrti l.r bv
WuodI"r,l; first ,lun l,y l;cr,ran,.
Nan,hrino Trustee waS bred lv George
W. Ogden. rights Station, kcnlmky
t'cn,ral Rail Road, I'orrhnn Comfy
Iier:ncky. lie is Eve years old, and has,
noi had mncl, hanlli, Z bl;t what had slow
Ell splendid action. II: trot;csl on the
+oi,.mbia track !aSl fall 1T tic rate Of o..lj
11IAD. &. ANDREWS
tranacburg I.ivri, aud sale stables.
J.. =. Board Tor Il f,w mares can be had at
nv stables
aug 10 #
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20
School & Kindergarten

The Exercises of the SCHOOL conducted
by Rev. J. i. HASKELL and Sisters, will
be- resumed, at their Residence on Russell
ST., on Monday 18th September.
Monthly Terms.
English Course primary and Intcrmcdi-
ate,) $500.
Academic Course, $500
Kindergarten, SlOO
German, French, Latin and Greek
Extra each, soc.
Elements Of Music and Drawing with
Calisthenics, will be taught Free
The undersigned is prepared to organize
and teach Glasses Of Young Men or Ladies
the u,ual collegiate branches, Clissics
Mathematics Sc, as well rs Stcnography
or Short Hand Private lessons i'll lrstru-
mental music will be given when desired
y. BACHMAN HASKELL.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

De Democrats won, and Tine on de
winin side all dc time. An if I was
Gobncr Ia bun ebery tunin board in
de State and hab me Spremc Coat
cost what it would. Den I'd see who
do de cIieatin.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

In cnumcrating the arguments in
favor of evolution, professor Huxley
omitted to state that man loves to
have his back scratched rs we'll as
hog, but he cant express his satisfac-
ton MS kecnly, because he hasn't any
tail to wag.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20
How Ben Hill Looks.

MI. Hill is now fifty-tlrcc years Of
age, is n Georgian by birth, and a
man of fine personal appearance, being
above the average height, 1.-THE and
slnewy, without any appearance Of
'eanness. He has square face, large,
steady glancing, bluc-eycs, thin
llppcd' firm set mouth, the upper lip
cleanly shavcn always, with a full,
clipped beard. His hair is rather
brlstli"g and slightly wavy, standing
up and back from his forehead, and
IS, together With his whiskcrs, of n
yellowish brown color, with small
bald spot OH the crown. lie possesses
an exceedingly pleasant almost musi-
cal voice, and is graceful and easy in
gcsticulation. The most character
lstic point connected with his personal
bearing i'll the peculiar manner in
which he habitually carries his heal,
which he does by dropping his cl,in
almost upon his breast, and looking
up and out from under his eyebrows.
This he docs alike i'll walking and SIT
ting, but when speaking he throws his
head up and square. Mr.. Hill is one
of the most scholarly men in congress
and is a great lover ofbooks and
home. He is never seen about the
hotel lobbics or rolling around rs the
common run Of congressman do, aud
he is never absent from ,he house
Whenever any matter Of Importance
is under discussion, for his peculiar
attitude will always arrest the eye Of
the observer rs lie sits somewhere
near the MIN who may bcspcakin
so that he hears clearly what is g,in g
on in the moi y chamber.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20
TO RENT.

The Store House on The Corner of Russell
and Market Street tormclv occupied by J .
W. Mosclev. There is no better business
stand in orangcburg. l'or,crm apply TO
L. G. ANDEEws
Crangcburg S. {.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

Our lady readers will be pleased to
learn that the fashion plates for gentle
mems christmas slippers show no
change from the styles Of the last fifty
years. They will conlinu, to display
a breed Of dogs having blue ears,
cardinal rcd eyes, and bodies the size
Of u balloon afflicted with the dropsy.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

The Turk hold ont yet against com,
bined Europe, with a prospect of f.
nally triumphing. The crescent is
evidently not destined to DO blotted
out this time ut any rate.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

York Sunday, when and where did
you see Mr.. Bcnnctt?" "At whose
request or intervention did you leave
New York on Sunday 2"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

sr-. N'nrr'cirn nurnrrIs ...,
stupid than :ngIisl, wit. The writer's;
for the many comic journals of Eng
land look into the daily papers and
usually pm, in y gaNky way, with
some word. Is anything mare stupid
than this from Punch "rEc Russi,n
fleet t-w' III lie cuts and runs" ."-N. J..
UruM.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

a Chinese lottery man arrested i'll
San Francisco the other day, tried to
explain by saying: "Mc sclle ticket
one dollah, maybe you don't makce
hundred dollah, get little piece nice
paper lookee like hundred dcllah,
allie same, jcs' good for big fool"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

"Look a-har," remarked IL granger,
to q Main street lunch room last week,
"your Office is 0. X; your hash is
about correct, but amt your eggs a
lectle too ripe?"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

"Pull dcwn your ear amomcnt; |
want to look down the street." said II
man Oh Main street yesterday, TO a
tray clcr just ahead of him. The
traveller mcckly folded his ears under
his hat and passed mournt,.lly on. He
was from Chicago.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

Mcxico's peculiar schoolways in
matters Of state arc those Of pronoun-
cling and dcnouncing. 1t is affirmed
that whole regiments in Iglcsius' ar
my have pronounced for Diaz, rs al :
80 many States.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

y criminal gives no pity-the rob
Der would make his victim poor, the
murderer stints not to make widows
OF. wives and orphans Of innocent
children. Why. then, should crimi-
nails receive that which they never
give pity.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

Oars gwine to be wah," remarked
II colorcd citizen, can all you Mig
gahs might jess well git ready for
active business (Which side shall
we ?" asked one ofhcarcrs. eyes
niggahs can take jcs' what side yer
please; I'sc gwinc to take dc Canada
side !"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20
Been to Columbie.


ubcr IN Gle Democrats carried dc
State"
Dclaws One you don't say so.
Yes but | docs do.
Why l tort Chnmlin 'lectcd.
We'll, you see how it is Jake, de
Democrats rs / said carried dc State
Den de Publickins left it to de Turnin
Board, dat is like de big wheel Of
fortun; you members dc wheel Of
forum dat was here nigh on to two
years ngo, dat Mas Bully was in wild
when | loss twenty dollars right slap
bang.
Yes | member en- we'll, dem was
sharp fellows.
Yes but dc Trial Justice was
sharper eli dem, he jist knock s1O0
dollcrs outcn 'em quicken you could
blink.
Yes but you nobbcr got you
money back.
No but dc Trial Justice did, and
what mo, dem fellows failed to cum
back. Enty so now?
Wasn't dcy back here last winter
when dey robbed Il spectacle dccon in
dc church outcn fifty dollars?
Dem was dc tree. card fellows what
bets on de money an you put your
money down OH dc man card and
turns ober an de man amt dar an
your money gone. Dey was here
but Mas l.ully coch cm and dc Trial
Justice jest lift en- outn all dey had
I'LL dey nebbcr cum back.
jess so.
We'll dc Tunin Board is jist like
dem. lnu puts your money down an
wien You sho to win, you tun de de
board round-an al lie moneys
zone.
scc-],st so.
Well ortcr dc lection dc votes all
went To Columbia, dc Democrats as |
said, carried lie State but de publicuns
owned II tunin board which insted
o',unin like a wagon wheel was laid
down flat like dc tun table on do
Rail Road.
jess so.
Dey cludcd to put al dc votos onto
dc tunin board MI rs de Publicans
owned dc board and did de tunin, dey
w:,S sho to win.
Oats SD.
De Publirans put dere men under
nc:f dc board to do de tunin, and
artcr all de votes ware in dey com.
mtnccd tunin, al as dey knewe,l jist
how far to tun by countin, de wheel
stopped right at de box wild dc mum
bcr 41,0O1 al sho nuff when de box
was opened Chamblins name an Car
dozlos name one Haynes name al all
dc names on de Publicans ticket was
dare, an dey was cared lected.
You don't say So an dey nebbcr
cotch EN-
Well you see de Democrats den
brought III the Spreme Coat, which
tell you was mighty fine Coat, an
dey all commence zamining dc coat,
nn artcr while dey c!uded lie Board
was tunnad de wrong way md dcy
cludcd to give it anodcr twist, not
knowing but dat de men undcrneaf
would know iist how far to tun. But
dey was bamboozled an at flustcrcated
dcy didn't know wat to dc, dcy didn't
calclcrate Oil its tunin backwards, 50
dcy stopped it by guess an when de
box WAS opened it was dc Hampton
box wid all de Democrats names in
it an dey was clarcd lcctcd DO Tell !
linty l tell you 50? Den dc New
Nitcd States Army got OH top ob dc
board IN 1 lcf.
Couse it was all cheat, whoeber
heard OBJ tunin board ill dem Ras-
calls cheat me outcn my twenty
dollars.
Oh cousc dc last lectcd man is dc
one dats Gobncr, dats whats dc
matter wild hanah.
\ Oats so.
You puts your money down and
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Mr.. Roscnhorough, living near
Sardis, Mississippi, has been digging
. most extraordinary we'll At the
depth of sc, enty five feet q large gum
or walnut log WAS strnck The next
morning All Irishman and negro were
suilocatcl in said we'll.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

Hopeless case: Tho full grown
young man who calls his mother his
NAV" and his father his paw"
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FLOR. RENT

The Two Story Building in the Town Of
Icwisville. The first Story fitted up as 4
Store, complete in all respects. The second
Story arranged foi a Residence.
For particulars apply to
GEORGE BOLIEER.
aug. 5 If
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A GARD,

1,r. J. G. WANNAMAlNER is III pos
,e,tion of the Receipts and Prescription
Bucks Of the late DR.. l.. j. Olivcros All
pcirons desiring TO get any Of the abov Z
Pisparations or Renewal Of Prescriptions
Jan do so by calling on
Dr.. .WANNAMAKER,
Al his Drug Store.
aug 2l-3m