A SQUATTER AS A WITNEbS.
"What is your name ?" asked the
United States Attorney of an old
"squatter" who had been summoned
before the codvt as a witness V"
"Which name, Squire ?"
"Your rißht name of course."
"I ain't got none."
"What, you mean to say that you
hayen't got a name V"
"Oh, no, sir."
"This summons says that your name
is Ananias Peters. Is that so ?"
"Iteckin it is."
"Thought you didn't have a right
name ?"
"I ain't."
"Look here, sir. Don't trifle with
this court. Your prevarication will
not be tolerated here. Why did you
say that Ananias Peters was not your
right name ?"
"Case it wasn't right to name a boy
Ananias,therefore it ain'ta rightname.
The Bible, I believe, sorter called An
anias a liar."
"Which," interposed the Judge,
"makes it peculiarly applicable to your
case ?"
"Look-a-here, Jsdge, I don't want
to progio with yon,'case you've goi the
upper hand of me,but I don't want you
to hit me with the Bible. A man's in
a bad enough ffx when you fling the
law at him, but when you fling the law
and the Gospel both, he ain't got no
show."
"Where do you live ?" asked the at
torney.
"At home."
"But where is your home ?"
"In the neighborhood o' where I
live."
The Judge turned away to conceal a
smile, and the attorney, giving the
"squatter" a look of extreme severity,
I said : "Do you know where you are,
i sir ?"
"Yes, sir, I'm here,"
"You won't be here much longer un
• less yeu answer my questions."
"I am answerin' your questions,
'Squire. Go on with your rat killin'."
"Where were you when Mr. Jason,
the defeudaut, cut timber from govern
ment land ?"
"When did he do the cuttin" ?"
"That's what I want to find out. I
think it was some time in October,"
"Wall, some times in October I was
at one place an' some times I was at
tuther."
"Did you ever see him cutting gov
ernment timber ?"
"I believe I did."
"When ?
"Durin' the war,when he was in the
army."
"None of your foolishness now. Did
not you come along the road one day in
October and talk to thedefendant while
he was chopping down a tree ?"
"No, sir."
"Remember that you are under oath.
So you didn't see him while he was
chopping down a tree."
"Didn't say that, 'Squire, fur I did
see him choppin' the tree."
"Did you stop and talk to him ?"
"Yes, sir.
"Thought you said you didn't stop
and talk to him ?"
"Didn't-say it."
"Yon did."
"Didn't say it."
"What did you say V"
"Said I didn't talk to him while he
was chopping',fur whea I come up and
spoke, he quit choppin'. Ef thar's
anything else you wanter know, fire
away."— Arkansaic Traveler.
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Your patronage respectfully solicited.
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A badly-in-love Pittsburg young man
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General Luigstreet of the Confeder
ate army, tells this story :
"In the battle of Chicamauga where
I aided in the defeat of ltosencrans,
General Benninp, one oC the bravest
of the Southern Generals, came charg
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gone and ho was much disordered.
General, 'said he, 'my brigade is ut
terly destroyed.'
'ls that so ?' I asked quietly.
'Yes, sir ; gone all to pieces.'
'Utterly destroyed, you say.'
Ilis heart was nearly breaking. I
approached him and said quietly :
'Don't you think you could find on
man, General ?'
'One man,' said he in astonishment.
'I suppose I could. What do you want
with him ?'
'Go and get him,' 1 said, laying my
hand quietly 011 his arm, 'and bring
him here. Then you aud I and he will
charge together. This is sacred, Gen
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anywhere.'
'lie looked curiously for a moment,
then laughed, and then galloped off in
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a new command gathered somewhere,
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Clerk—'Prisoher at the bar, are you
guilty or not guiltyV Prisoner—'Not
goilty.' Judge—'Who is your counsel?'
Prisoner—'l have none. lam unable
to employ a lawyer.' Judge—'Mr. B—,
I appoint you to defend this man.
Prisoner(after looking at his lawyer)—
'Well, then, I plead guilty.'
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tf ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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aomiLY* J*#.
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WIIOI.KSALK A retail urockks,
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143 MAIN STREET,
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rpiiK
MILLHEIM JOURNAL
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on
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Scrap Books and Pic
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all sizes and prices. In tils line we claim
to have more novelties than any store in
the valleys.
It will pay vou to come and examine our stock of
Velvet Cabinet Frames,
ltefote you buy elseuhere.
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D. H. Lenker,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
_A_ARONSBURG, J?A.
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A share of the public patronage re
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FEABODYHOTEL,
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PHILADELPHIA.
One Square South of the New Post
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St. Theatre and in the very business
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and European plans. Good rooms
fiom hOcts to $3.00 per day. Remodel
ed and newly furnished.
W. PAINE, M. D.,
40-ly Owner & Proprietor.
MILLHEIM
MARBLE WORKS
The Oldest,
The Largest,
The Cheapest,
Most Reliable
Establishment
in till* part of IVninylvunla.
monuments,
Tablets
and'
Headstones,
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151 ♦ id
put up in the most substan
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ZAgrOur prices are so low
that it will pay persons in
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us a call.
DEININGER & MUSSER
proprietors.
Shops cast of Ri-'ulge, Main St.,
Millheim, Pa.
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We.
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Laurel ton 8.88 lo
Wilier Hun 8.77 4.0T5
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Fowler 9.31 4.17
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In a great many cases a single dose has
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It is, however, prudent, ana in every eaee
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