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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-26
HOE FAR A GREENBACK WILL GO.

From the Laramie Sentinel
Mr.. Brown kept boarders. Around
his table set Mr.. Brown, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Andrews, the village
milliner; Mr, Black, the baker; Mr..
Jordan, a carpenter, and Mr.. Had
ley, a -four, feed and lumber mer-
chant.
Mr.. Brown took out of his pocket
book ten-dollar note, and handed
it to Mrs. Brown, saying:
"Here, my dear, are ten dollars
toward the twenty l promised you" "
Mrs. Brown handed it to Mrs.
Andrews, the milliuer, saying:
''That pays for my new bonnet. -
Mrs. Andrews said to Mr.. Jor-
dan, as she handed him the note:
NThat will pay for your work on
my COUNTER
Mr.. Jord an handed it to Mr.. Had
ley, the flour, feed and lumber mer-
chant, requesting his lumber bill,
Mr.. Hadley gave the note back to
Mr.. Brown, saying:
THAT pays ten dollars on board. {"
Mr.. Brown passed it to his wife,
with the remark that that paid her
the twenty dollars he had promised.
She in turn paid it to Mr.. Black to
settle her bread and pastry account,
who handed it to Mr.. Hadley, wish
ing credit for the amount on his
-four bill, lac again returning it to
Mr.. Brown with the remark that it
settled for that months board.
Where-upon Mr.. Brown put it back
into his pocket book, exclaiming
''that he never thought a ten dollar
bill would go so far"
Thus a ten dollar gyeenback was
made to pay ninety dollars indebted
ness inside Of fve minutes. Who
says green backs are worthless q?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-26
BEAT '7TTY'S$$$5SSpSsY$ssfH$PsHEh5, ss$E,
Parl0r Organs.

Messrs. Geo. T. Rover & Co. IN. w
Newspaper Reporter saws:
"Daniel f. Beatty, the organ builder. Of
greatest yigor." WIN
From Wle. Peol, Nfagar .s Falls. N. Y.
several months use of the eIegent ParIor
Organ you sent rae satisfies me that IL is one
OF the best made. has rich tone; its
heartily recommend your orggns for parIor
school, church OF other use. P'''' ''0A
Best offer ever given. Money refunded
upon p;d re retnrh 0i organ 7, and freight charges
unsatisfactory, after a test trial of five days
Organ warranted for FIVE years. Send for
extended list of testimonials before buyiHe
patl0r Organ. Address. "N' i"e
DANIEL r. BEATTY.
Washing tom, Sew Jersey u
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-26

ANGER GAVE HER COURAGE
A burglar broke into a Kansas City
house in which Mrs. Gray was alone,
and told her if she made any noise.
or attempted to get out of bed he
would kill her. She was frightened,
and did not speak or stir while he
packed her silyerware and jewelry
for removal. Then, by way OF en-
phasizing parting injunction not to
raise an alarm, he boxed her ears.
That made her so angry that she for
got her fears. She jumped out of
bed, knocked the burglar down with
chair, pulled his hair, scratched
his face, stamped on him, and yelled
at the top of her voice. A police of.
ticer heard the racket, and the badly
injured. man was arrested.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
MIND READING TESTED.

Brown, the mind reader, last night,
in the church cdifice, Brooklyn, eNper-
imented in presence Of "A critical audi
ence. The Rev. Henry NJ. Scudder
and Horace B. Clutlin were. Of the COM
mittee. Mr.. Brown, while blindtold-
ed, found n knife that had been secreted
under cushion. Then he undertook
to designate Il person thought of BY Dr.
Scudder. The Doctor stood on the plat
form to concentrate his thoughts on
some person, and Mr.. Brown, holding
the clergyn,an's LETT hand to his own
forehead, started, almost ph,nging of
the PLATFORM. He raced the Doctor up
and down the aisles, and 1T length hov-
ered with him about Il woman in the
centre Of the house. Then Brown gent
Iy touched her on the shoulder, and
said: '.This is the person you are think
ing Of" "Ncs," answered DIR. Sctltltler;
sit is the hardest job over h:.i to find
my own wife, .s-f". t..'-r
Mr.. Brown said that he had been
often asked why he did not find Charlie
ftoSs. II he was able to place himself
in contact with any person through
whose hands Charlie Ross had lNsa6ed,
he could trace him from one to a,se,tler,
and at length find the lost boy. He
illustrated to the audience how this
might be done, by tracing an article
through, the hands of three or four per-
sons who handled it while he was ont
of the rOom.--N. j. 'Stt,,, ::S'd. . ..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
QUICK WORK.

Th" citizens of CarroIton, Mo-, have
been employed in ascertaining in how
short n time wheat can be taken from
the field ana put down in bread on the
table. The Miller's Journal prints q
letter signed by the judges, county Off
ciais, editors and other citizens of Car
rollton, asserting he truth OF the fol-
lowing experiment which they watch
cd with watches in hand. The state
Incnt is as follows : HIifc undersigned
citizens of Carrollton and vicinity Ger
tify that at n trial made this day for
the purpose OF asccrtaining the time in
which bread could be made from wheat
taken i'll the field standing, the follow
ing time was made by j. +. Lawton,
proprietor of the mill: Commenced
cutting with reaper at 3:OI p. NJ; fin
ished cutting, 3:02; began threshing at
;':024 finished one busheI at 3:O33
Commenced grinding at La:O43; finished
at 3:O64. Mr.. Lawton began making
bread at 3:Osi finished at 3:Osa. Grid
die cake baked at 3:03!; and biscuit
baked and eaten at 3:12 the whole ac-
complished in IL minutes. The reaper,
thresher and the mitf were thoroughly
cleaned out before the trial ommenced
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half colore.l, men, anxiously waiting
for something to turn up Upon in
quiry we found that it was the last of
the Packard police, awaiting the pay
ment of their wages, which had been
ordered.
In the absence Of any harmful feeling,
to any political party, this hasty sketch
is given in the hope that the example
of Louisiana and South Carolina may
awaken \ new era of feeling through
ont our whole country, binding us in
dissoiubiy together on the principles of
eternal Justice. j. W. II.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

There was a mau named Mr.. Tweed,
A very worthy soul,
Who always stole whate'er he seed,
And kept whate'er he stole.
And when his goodly swag was spent
lie did confess, with pride,
He never, never stole d cent
But probably he lied.
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llHnllAlrY.

nR. S. l.. ERAeEY, Dentist, respectfully
II offers his professional services to tho
itiZena of Monroe and surrounding co,in-
try. Having an experience OF fourteen
wears III the practice, he feels confident OF
giving sRtisfaction in all hranc nches OF 'his
Dfrice AT residence on Jackson street near
the FsInals Academy, Monroe, Ls. p
.. l, ..It. .r.,....... v7-marl6:ly
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at is standing rule In my church,"
said one clergyman to another, "for the
sexton to wake up any man that ne
sees asleep" "I think" replied the
other, "that it would be better for the
sexton, whenever man goes to sleep
under your preaching,t ito wake you up"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

a kind-hoarttN and well meaning
young lady, belonging to 4 well-to do
family, who spent Il wfoie week max
ing flannel shirts for the deserving
poor, is said to be innocentIy responsf-
bic for the seni-insanity OF recipients
Of the garments, who found they would
exactly fit man with arms growing
out of his hips. "*'7eztA
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
MALE SCHOOL.

The exercises of the Monroe male school
will be resumed, at the male Acatiemy, on
Monday, tho 2nd day of October, 1876.
TERMS, per month so
Tuition will be payable tn ddonscc, as
cannot do Justice TO my pupils and he com
PEELED to collect bills ON the street. Parents
and guardians are assured of strict disci-
pfine and thorough INSTRUCTION.
JAMES A. RETHUNE.
September, 2f, 1876. IT,
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NEW MARkJ:T HOUSE.

The undersigned has opened has opened
his now market house, and will be pleased
to supply the best of meats at all hours OF
the dny. His old patrons are respectfully
invited to come and see him. i' '.'-
ND Whole hogs, neatly butchered, sold
at &c per pound. J. l.. NELSON.
Dec. 10 lS73.--l4:tE. ..E $3.50. H. ..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

When q Russian army officer or other
person Of note is condemned to exile in
Siberia, he is first made to knepl on a
scatloId before the people, while the
epanlets and decorat ions are. torn of,
and his sword broken over his head
He is declared legally dead, and his
wife, if he is married can III she chooses,
consider herself u widow. His es-
tates are contiscatsi to the Crown. IF
his wifi, aud children follow MIN they
can never r4.turR. '..'..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

An ounce OF alum put into the last
water used in rinsing chiittrcn's drcs-
ses, tits said, will render them almost
uuinflnmmahde. They will take fire
very slowly, If ut all, and not burn
with Il flame. Mothers who live in
houses where open fires are kept, win
do we'll to try the experiment, not on
the chitdren, but ON the dresses. - -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

i Several hundred night editors have
heard with groan that the Poles are
thinking Of takinga hand in the Euro
pean unpleasantrless. That is all that
is needed to complete the confusion.
Just fancy that, while -Tootrokoplts
Pasha is holding the line of the Ncsvlw
river, from Tchignuv to the Serbian
frontier opposite Schumkol, his antag-
onist, Gen. NIigsvalenkateflSl;i,> who is
confronting him with the regiments Of
Petropaulovski and Ekaterinoslav, and
awaiting reinforcemcnts being brought
up from PloolSti by Col. Nicholas
Nicholaiehovitch, is taken in flank by
an army Of Polish insurgents led by
Prince Protvcolopschilmin Count
Crinmicslavtezzinni and the
veteran General and hero OF lS4s,
MisczNycs !-CNic0yo Tif6u,te.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
XxTAGONsl WAGONsl

Twenty five Two and Four Horse Iron
Axle Wagons, made by the celebrated
Studbsker Manufacturing Co., just re-
cefved and for sale at the lowest market
rates by FRED ENDOM.
October 5, 1S73.-3:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

One Of Haycs's friends says OF him ::
'.l consider him the luck lest tuuu in
A America. He is Fortunes darling. l
never saw an indication that he wanted
position, but it has somehow always
seemed to come to him. He has always
got just what he wanted, and has been
in exalted positions all his life. He is
Il man Of destiny He believes i'm
plicily in his own good fortune, and
well he may. There is a quaint vein
Of superstition in his character. I sup
pose we are all superstitious, more or
less, if Well only admit it."
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fbr. n. e.. Murphy,
soHN M'ENERY. y. %. M'ENERY.
i. Il n. -. NGcEMery,

A 9ToRNEYS At law, MONROE, L.a.,
"a practice in tho Parish and Dist rict
Courts Of Ouachita, MOrehouse, Franklin,
kirhlaS,d, Caldwell and Cat thhouin Parishes.
In the supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
ted States Courts. Particular ntteni ion paid
% business in the Land Oftics department.
DI The ttencr2l GOYerDmcni. nl7li
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and not u particle of flour was used
that did not come from the wheat cut
in the above trial. The witnesses kept
separate time,and in the result all time
agreed
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

Gen. Grant, cX-Presldent cf tho
United States, with Mrs. Grant and
their son, Jesse X. Grant, sailed for
Liverpool on tho American steamship
Indiana, which left Philadelphia on
Thursday wecl, last. The citizens Of
Phiiadeiphiu, several Of whom accom-
panied Gen. Grant on the voyage, turn
ed ont in large numbers to pay their
respects to him on his embarSnt ion and
several of his Cabinet and other distin.
guishcd gentlemen who had been con
nected with the government under his
administration were, present to bid him
farewell. ..-.. .'|i "
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

A few days since Col. j. =. Hami,-
ton, keeper of the Mississippi p..nitcn-
tiary, received from Sheriff Anderson.
Of Issaquena county, two bear cubs
about the size Of full grown cats. The
box in which they were shipped was
addressed, "J. $. Hamilton, Mississippi
PenitentIary, Jackson" Under the
address, in equally large letters, some
unknown wit who is posted upon the
political situation, had written, sspack-
ard and Chamberlain going home"
Acting upon the suggestion the cubs
were upon their arrival named after
those distinguished leaders Of the Lou
isiana and South Carolina thieves.
They are AS playful as kittens and
"happy as big suntiowers," unconscious
Of the indignity thus placed upon
them.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
C0LONIZING IN THE SOUTH.
fSt. Louis Republican,


There are Indications or movements
in the North for colonizing in the
south. \ colony Is being organized at
Springfield, Mass, for settlement in
Burke county, n c., and an Irish Catho-
Tic association in Canada is preparing to
colOnize settlers in the western part of
the same State, on land to be sold ut So
per acre. 1t would not he surprising If
this, tendency were to become impor-
tant. The immigration Westward has
been discouraged by the remoteness Of
the Western frontier from market, rem
dering it impossible for the Kansas or
Nebraska farmer to get anything like
a satisfactory price for the grain ne
raises. The Southern States are not
subject to this difficulty. There are
millions of acres of unoccupicd lands in
them purchasahle at low prices, and
capable of yielding crops that will pay
twice or thrice aS much for the same
labor as the grain lands OF the far West.
The cotton that one man can raise in
Arkansas or Alabama, or the sugar that
one man can make in Louisiana, will
bring double the money that the grain
or potatoes raised by one man in Iowa
or Nebraska will sell for. sooner or
later the fact will he recognized, ,a,d the
effect will be to defect Il portion Of the
w e3tern migratory movement TO the
South and to stimulate organized agen-
cies in the North for the settlement Of
favorable manufacturing and farming
localities in the Southern States.
Mr.. Samuel j. Tilden sat in Il box ut
Booths Theater, Friday night, giving
close attention and cordial applause to
Ole Bulbs familiar triufnphs and tricks
upon the violin, which was the prin-
cipal object of interest to the three
thousand people who were participant
ing in the Norwegian's most recent
farewell to America. At the close of
the first part, when Ole had responded
to his pristine encore, Mr.. Tilden
stepped to the front of the box and
handed the white-haired Paganini Il
laurel wreath, which proceeding gave
great pleasure to Mr.. Bull, Mr.. Tilden
and tho audience. During the inter-
mission the venerable Peter Cooper
stepped from the stage to the box
where his rival sat, and the audience
was treated to the unwonted and agree
able spectacle Of two presidential can
didates shaking hands as cordially as
though one had not rightfully received
1876 electoral votes and the other none
at all Nee York World.
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Dr. Tlao.. Y. Ably,

nFFiCE on DeSiard at rect, at tho inter.
NJ section Of First, in the rear room oi
building formerly occupied ny \. j
Keller. ..f .,5 ... 3D..
January ), 1875, ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
A IDERT RICHTER.
IA ..l'. UpHO1G3TEKER

Machine-Made Mattress Manufacturer,
. ..rg..u .,t MONROE, La. .:.... .E .. =
Furniture re-upholstsred and repaired !;
vatntriling, carpet laying, etc Makes
mattrehses soft on both Sides with cotton
moss. ETC., centre OF corn shucks or excel
sior, to uSe on ethcr side, superior and
cheaper than the hsnsi-uade old style cot
ton top. Special attention IN paid to the
renovating of old matt tresses, which, by this
new invention, arc made equal to now
ones. Oct %, 1875. .. Gn
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
Ei.IZA PlNKST%bN.

This notorious woman is now in Mad
ison county on = visit to her relatives.
We saw her last Saturday, and heard
her late much of the evidence given
ut the Louisiana investigation. Eliza
is a poor simple creature, with scarcely
sense enough to keep out OF 4 shower
Of rain, but with all that she Is much
of devil. She was once tho property
of the Briscoe family, Of this county,
and was sold in Alabama, during the
war, ON account Of her terrible temper.
She attracted no little attention, and
had number Of interviews on Sttur-
day, when it became known that she
was in town. Quite Il crowd gathered
about to see, if not the mother Of the
President, at least Il wench who has
labored to give the American people
an abortion for that high distinction.
To Eliza Pinkston, more than any one
else docs Hayes owe his present honors,
it honors they be.-Custon Miss Mail.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

X. WILLIS RIGHARDSnS. RoH'F HirH&HBSt,S
Et. - u. W. Reich IA rsast,n.
a I'rOitNEYS- -Av-lsAW,- MONROE I.n
"A practic" in NIL the Parishes Of Nnrt!
Louisiana, in he Supreme Conrt NJ Monroe
the Federal Courts, and iH Tho Land Office
Department. OF the General Government.
juno ~, 1872. ,,..l i.f.s r. ... 4O-tf
. 'ii fbr. ~. e.. Murphy,
Having returned to Monros ofiars his
Al professional services To the cit items OF
the town and country surrounding. He may
tse found, when not professionally engaged
either at his office in the Keller. build
ing, or AT his residences III .rpHrF' of the
Diachita House. 49, $50. " "...
November IL, 1874. S:ly
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DBr. n. lB. N1S OlArs.

TON1tOII,' I.N., -
hFFEkS his professional services to tn.
~ citizens OF Monroe. Dtfi,.s in his Drug
store DeSiHrd street. g.t.... g. .r..f
sSepten bar ~, 1879. , w.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01

The familyof Mr.. Gales, editor OF the
Old National Inteliigencero of Washing
ton, are about to give to the Boston
Public Library the original shorthand
notes taken by Mr.. Gales Of Daniel
Webster's great speech in reply to Mr..
Hayne of South Carolina, the original
copy of these notes, written out in part
by Mr.. Gales and and his wife, and re-
vised by Mr.. Webster, and part Of the
speech in Mr.. Webster's own flandwrit-
ing, corrected by him from Mr.. Gaies's
copy. These manuscripts are bound in
n handsome portfolio, with printed
copy of the speech, and have been kept
by the family of Mr.. Gales as one of
their choicest possessions. "s '
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
Dr. TYP. Rsacl.arsssom

NFFERS his services in the ,titfi,reut
~ branches of his profession to The cit j.
Hens "f Monroe aud surrounding. c"un-
try Onic,, IN Jackson street, R1joinin.
Met hOdist Church. May gA 1874, tf
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MONROE LOUISIANA. FRIDAY JUNE l. 1877.

877. u ,..
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ceive prompt attention. .4....| -Hr t..f..
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tor year.
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