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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-16
TRINITY COUNTY.
ofFiCIAL DIRECTORY;
COURT TERMS:

COURT TERMS:
~ tO"rt-Second Monday in April,
p and December.
hr ,onrt-First Monday in anu
d. 'Vn' May, July, September and No
'o"rt-(Same as County Court. }
vi SuperVisOrs--Fir Monday
- day' August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-16

REFERENCES Prof 1. I. Dana, Portland,
Me-; Prof. w. w. Greene, Long Island Medi-
cal College, Brooklyn, n. Y. Prot. Z. f. Brack-
EFT, Princeton, Nj.
OFFICE and dfsesidence-Co Court Street,
above Union IIotel.W Weaverville 'anl.
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BY TELEGRAPH
MTDMxGTrr DrsrATc 2Sns
LOUISIANA.
Speaker Wilt Asks the President
TO Withdraw the Troops
from the State House.

NEW ORLEANS, January li,-Speakcr
Witt to-day telegraphed the president
as follows:
70 U. =, Grant President, Washlnglon
Seeing from your message that the
Interference by the military on Mon.
day, the lth instant, with the organ.
ilaton of the house OF representatives
Of Louisiana was unauthorized by you,
] now, as speaker Of said house, ask
you to direct the military to restore
the statue quo existing ut the time
General DE Trobriand elected certain
members from the house, In order that
the house of representatives may pro-
ceed IN the discharge of its duties with
out molestation.
LOUIS A, WlLTH,
Speaker Of the House of Representa-
tives of Louisiana.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
King Alfonso Meets with a Cool ReCep.
ton at Valencia.
The Spanish Government VIII Pay Full
Indemnity for the Outrage upon
the Gustaye.

BARNEGAT, January l4.--The steamer
South Carolina has iioated of the
strand in good condition.
HENDAYE, January l4.-Don Carlos
is holding council ofwar at Durango.
Alfonso's reception mt Valencia was
less enthusiastic than ut Barcelona.
MADRID, January l4.--The govern
ment informs the German empire
that she will pay complete indemnity
for the Carlst outrage upon the Gus
tave as soon rs the facts are officially
received.
PARIS, January l4.-Sagosta declines
the Spanish ministry.
The duke of Parini denies that he or
Counts Casorts or BarraJ are about to
abandon Don Carlos.
The assembly committee on the IL
uuidation of the late emperor's civil
list will report in favor of allowing HE
heirs eight hundred thousand francs,
the state retaining the museum al
Preirrefont and Fontaimbleaux.
LONDON, January l4.-The City of
London, from Liverpool to New York,
is dangerously ashore at Carmasora
Point, Ireland.
The Baltic, at Queenstown, reports
slight damage from heavy gales during
the passage.
MADRID, January IA decree has
been issued for the restoration to the
church of all ecclesiastical property not
included in the redemption fund.
Preparations for the entry OF the
king into the capitol are being made
on u grand scale. The decorations
will be profuse and superb. Triumph
ant arches are being built above the
route of the royal procession.
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A BillIom Marriage.

George Arthur Throcl,morton, q
native of Kentucky, was lately
married in Brazil, to Mnha, only
daughter Of DeSonza CabraI, the
great South America diamond king
The young lady's wealth is es.
timated by the billion, aud the we'd.
ding was tho grantest that over
took place in the new world. Tho
bride wore II necklace that cost
sll6,O0O,O0O, Each wedding ticket
coat $3.50, and there were 1000 Of
thom, Her fathers fortune is es.
timatod at $4,000, 600, 900,
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CONGRESS-.
Introduction Of q BIZ for the Organ
iz,tiOn OF the Territory or
oklahoma.
Senator G0rd9n's Cotton Claim, Biil
Indefinitely Postponed.
SEN ATE.

WAsliINGroN, ID. G., January H.
l!r. Wright, from the judiciary coHl-
mitlee, reported adversely on Mr..
Gordon's Till relating TO ccrtait claims
arising from the seizure and conver'
sion by the treasury department, OF
certain cotton claimed ~ individuals,
and it was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Thurman, of OHM, from the
same committee, reported iavorabIy
on house bill relating to the punish
ment of the crime uf man slaughter.
Placed on the calender.
The bill making persons charged
with crime competent as a witness was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Sargent, OF California, intro-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Large and Enthusiastic Louisiana In
dignatiOn Meeting ut Albany,
New York.
The Ohio Legislature Passes Rcs0la-
tions Conforming Military In
reference In louisiana,
Message 0s the GorcrD1r Of Heorgia =
Protest. Against Military
interference.

ALBANY, NEW YORK, January IA
The largest in-door meeting took place
here tonight, to express their indigna-
ton about Louisiana. The indignant
utterances of the orators were wildly
applauded. The resolutions were eni-
phatically lenunciatory and were
adopted by aoclama!ion.
COLUMBUS, January, IA. - Both
houses, after considerable iilibustering
adopted resolutions condemning fede-
raj interference In Louisiana.
PHILApELPHIA, January l4.-Daw-
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q ia Q90 per day. Agents wanted. All
~ ~ Plu Glasses of working people of both
sexes, Young and old, make more money nj
work for us, in their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that viii pay handsomely for every hours
work. Fun particulars, terms, ETC.. sent
free Send MS your address N once. Dom
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer. q. STINsoN q Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.


Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of
a certain deed at trust, TO me made, signed
executed and delivered by W. U. Young AMI
NJ. S. Z. Young, his VIE, on the l5th day o.
September, 1873, to secure the payment ni
two certain promissory notes, made by the
said W. c. Young, dated the 10 II day Of Sep
TENDER. 1871, payable to T. q. Jordan pres
ident of the CITY Bank of Dallas, or order. IN
The sum ot one Tor eight hundred ana thirty
seven iifty-hundredth currency dollats, and
one for five hundred aud eighty-six silver
dollats, payable II neiy days after date,
and bearing interest at the rate of five per
cent per month nom maturity, the first OF
which said notes is credited with fifty dollars
currency, pnid January s, ls7i and the last
one with iOrty-three seventy-five hundredih
silver dollars, paid January H., 1874. said
deed Of trust, being recorded In book U.
page l12 of Dallas county records OF deeds,
etc., 10 pay the balance due on said notes,
and the expenses incurred by the execution
of said trust, will, on
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THE WEATHER ro.Dty,

For the east gulf states higher hW'
ometer lower temperature, north to
east winds, and partly cloudy weather
will prevail, with possibly, oogl.ilnh
coast rains for the gulf states, higher
barometer lower temperature, uollh'
east winds and clear aud partly cloudy
weather, followed In the former by
falling barometer rising temperature
and occasional coast alns.
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ElPasO Nail Company's
FINE FGuR.nGRSR COACHES

VIII leave Eagle Ford daily on The arrival Of
the morning train from Dallas, via John
sons station,
For Fort Worth.
Thence on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days for Weatherford and Jscksboro.
0hjce--No. 40 Commerce street, opposite
the court house. c. X. BEAVES, Agent.
November |, lGi. 2old8m
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A DvERTESING: Cheap; Good: System
N dtic.-All persons vino contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion of advertisements should send 81
cents tn Geo. Z. Rowell q Co., II Park Row.
New York, for their BOOK
(nblttv serenM cdRion), containing ISIS Of
over 1000 ne yspapers and estimates, show
ing the cost. Advertisements tan en- for lead
Ing papers In many states at n tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GETTHE
BOOK.
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Phoenix E7Ianina Mill,

Where with the heaviest and best machines
In the United states II character nf work
excellod by none ana The motto "Nu waiting
foryour orders md satisfaction guaranteed TO
all" am still q candidate Tor d share of the
pat on0oe Of my friends and the public.
2S0llw ID. n. GROVE.
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THE GALVESTON TIMES

CnlIat " n. Franklin & Co.'S and sub
scribe Tor the t;aivesfcn Times, published
by oUGnERY Vas HoHT. II Is straighi-
out democratic, aud the largest ami cheap
Ell paper In the state, 2sSm
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MARSHALL, TEXAS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The imposslbllity of collecting so-called
"M0NTHLY BILLS,n ms such, compels me
to adopt the CASH SYSTEM. Nc exceptions
TO caslion delivery will DO made, without q
specific contract before the work. is dono.
also hereby Inform those indebted TO The
Arm of Grove Il Waltz, that after February
LIST the.Opeu accounts of the firm will he IN
the hands OF ThOmpsu 4 MclOlom, Rtt0r-
neys, for collection by Law, ana as this Is
matter of written agreement, ] Will lave no
discretionary power in the matter, 50 please
call and settl. mt
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TGrE DALLAS HEwAIB

TX The only paper la northern
Texas that receives ihc fail
Press dispatches.
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RESOURCES.

County of Dallas.
|, John Kerr, presidonto OF the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the best Of my knOwl-
edge and belief.
JOHN KERR, President
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this
18th day OF January, 1879.
A. H. STEAGALL,
Notary Public, Dallas county, Texas.
Correct. Attest: W. G. Conner, W. j. Clark,
W. l.. Murphy, directors. 2SSd3t
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the ed day of February, 1875,

Sell to the highest bidder, for cash In hand,
Mt the court house door In the ~ of Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas, the following de.
scribed tracts OF land, to-wit: In Dallas
county, near Center Grapevine prairie, on
waters blackberry, about IA miles north. %
degrees west of city of Dallas, known ns sur.
vey "No. 25 y" In name of San Antonio AID
NJ. Gulf railroad company, patent No. s, vol.
T. containing GO acres. And also ~ Rcr, $,
known as survey No. 2lS6, In the naipe q.
Valentine Wampler, In Dallas c0unty o.
east side of Elm fork Of Trinity river. nArii
OF city Of Dallas about nine miles. SAM b.
ing the lana set apart 10 II. q. lL,wiie. IN III.
vision Of land between II. c. Ilaere and "
l.. swing. And "lso lot No. In Young
suh-hiV isiDn Of the city oi Dallls sNuateu
soutn of W. g. Young's present residence
onilng la6 feet on Veal street and lH feel on
Marrsllo street, containing 25,'H Nriare fest
more or less. tile said lot bring iminediltelN
Joining the lot unon which W G, Young
residence IL situated, together with n.fand
singular the iights members heridiiainents
and appuriennnces 10 the same In any man
neT belonging or appertaining.
7. @. JORDAN, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, jar uary 4, 1915. 2Jid3w
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gaOTEGE:

nNAND AFTER TIL, lsT DAY OF FEB
~ luary, 1877, the films of Clark, Bryan 4
Bluls. and Bryan Brothers VIII he merged In
TO one, unler the name and style Of Clark
Brynng h blake, and will occupy their new
b IL. buildiug. corner Lamar street and Pa
citlc depot, near 20 iofhee TODD hoiesale
and retail dry god ana grocery busiue s.
We make this ciplrtn ship mainly ~ ne
duca cxpenS.s Nul b'i;'r enable us tn give
p,rieri sgiisinc.io III possible 20 do - IN tlie
Transaction of huSinp.s. Each OF the old
farms are vary ihanknll for th9 nervous
patronage ext nded them. AMI Ia The iuiUre
we mr. certain the new firm of Clark. organs
* Blake will better . eparsd TO pease
theii numerous customer tiian In The past,
OR building we th l. k sufficient tor handling
and displaying goods, our capIal abundant
ior purchasing, aud our supeIihicndnnts VIII
be uD,irng o give s;i Isaac Ton In purchasing
at the lowest prices ana disp sing of them
at the smallest profits.
BRYAN DROTHERS.
Dallas, TexTs, December lS. iTi.
9S7dSwifebl
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duced q bill TO empower tho Southern
laollle railroad company Ia change
the line Of their roal aud construct
additional branch railroads,
Mr. SEIZURE, " Missouri, introduced
a bill To organize the territory Of Okla.
homa, aud for the better protection OF
the Indians therein.
MI, Logan concluded his speech ON
Louisiana, after which there was IN
executive session, No southern con-
llrmaliona
UOusn.
The queuIlun ~ whether the ser.
geant'utarms should obey the writ Of
hObeas corpus, Issued ny the supreme
court Of the district To pro-.
duce the body Of Il, y, H. lrwm
the recusant witness IN the Pacific
Mall investigation, occupied two hours
of the time Of the house In a discussion
which brought out the legal aud con.
slltullonal lore II was finally pre-.
sented by Mr. lIawley, OF Connecticut,
not u lawyer, hut an editor aud was
adopted, directing the scrgeant'at'
arms to make n relurntothc writ, stat
Ing that Irwin was held under author
ity of the house OF representatives In
n case Of proceeding for contempt
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The9ailg

once ia "iserald Biocls," Corner 81
Mgin and I,amar streets, over first
national Hank, nnsiness Once
Front n0Om, second story,
FRIDAY MORNING, JiSuAM 10,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-06-11

One of the most ingenious eontriv-
anees for the ready hoisting and locking
of windows we have ever seen, was on
exhibition, few days since at the
American House in this place. Its
mechanism is simple and strong, and
entirely obscured from sight, with the
exception of a small ornamental handle,
with which the sash are lowered
and raised. 1t simply takes the place
of the old system Of weights, but sup
plies deaideratum which that does not
possess, by instantly and securely lock-
ing the sash at any place it may be
desired to fix it. Besides, it can be at
tached TO any ordinary window at a very
much less expense than it costs for
weights. But to be appreciated, it must
be seen. AS qnite q number of our
citizens have given orders to have this
combined window lock and holster
placed iu their residences, the will soor
be opportunities for persons interested
in anything of the kind to see it in prac,
teal operation. Messrs. Fuller & Wat
son, the gentlemen who own the right tC
sell this really meritorious invention ir
Perry county, have made Mr.. r. Levitt
their agent at this place, and any furth-
er particulars concerning it will doubt
less be cheerfully furnished by him, al
his Hardware store. 49,
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Boot jelly is something novel iE the
line of luxuries. One DR.. Wevcde--
English, we believe-regaled his friends
= while ago with some of this article.
After the jelly had been pronounced ex-
cellent, the doctor explained the process
of making it; first clean the boot; next
boil it with soda; the result is tannate of
soda, and the gelatine rises to the top,
and is removed and dried. From this
gelatine, with suitable fiavoring, the iel
ly is readily prepared.
Colonel y. E. Paine, while blowing
on his farm in Westchester county, \.
Y, recently, in the locality Of Yorktown,
came upon large stone under which
were fouud two bushels of cannon balls
and n number of knives and hayonets.
They were near a we'll dug and used By
the American soldiers. The ground be-
ing plowed for the first time, and the
appearance of the balls and knives indi-
Gated that they had lain there undisturb-
ed for hundred years.
The clause of the new constitution oi
Missouri, providing for female suffrage.
will be submitted to the people to vote
on separately.
Ferdinand Dndenhefer, receiving tell
er of the German National Bfnk OF
| New Orleans, was arrested and commit
ted to prison on Saturday. charged with
embezzling SIS, 600.
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The old bnilding on East Main
street, which for some years has been
used for school purposes. will before
many month";, he among the things that
were-at least in It's present situation
and shape. Ii is one of the ''historic
houses" of Somerset, and however much
it has been beliitied as a suitable ediice
in which to shelter our children whilst
pursuing their studies, its passing away
will naturally be a matter for some sober
reflections by many Of our citizens
particularly hose who are going down
"the other side Of fifty" 1t was erected
in 1910 or 1911, by John Fink, one Of
the pioneers Of this portion Of the State,
aud was By him thrown open for the &C
commodation Of the public. The tav
ern. under his management, gained, at
that early day, considerable celebrity
among travellers, as a desirable haven,
abounding with good cheer and unaifect-
ed hospitality. Situated. as it was, on fire.
quented thoroughfare, midway between
Zanesville and Lancaster, it naturally
received "liberal share Of the public
patronage" of that day. At what time
it was closed as taven, we do not know,
but it was many years ago. And since
that time it has been succesSively occu-
pied by different families as Il residence,
and by the public for school purposes.
At one time it was surrounded with a
beautiful grove of trees,-beneath
whose outrageous boughs, in the
sweltering summer days, the wearied
villa ger loved to linger. 4 few Of these
trees, in semi-decayed condition. are
still standing, but they will soon be
feIled to clear the ground for the new
building-and in a few months the
whole scene will be so radically chang
ed, that the "oldest inhabitant" will
hardly be able to recognize it.
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If reports be true, some of our good
Methodist brethren have been hut poor
ly requited for recent display of char
ity, liberalitv, and so forth.
Particulars in brief: He wanted to
be minister because. he felt "called" to
preach, but couldn't preach, because he
didn't know how, and couldn't learn be-
cause he didn't possess the wherewith
necessary to possess himself with the
requisite knowledge, or the essential
provender and raiment whilst in course
of receiving said knowledge. Didn't
he look as if charitable community
conld safely invest stock in him, in
various sums, ranging from % cents to
$40? Certainly. Investment made
He HES to high Institute of learning.
Commits numerous irregularities and
is now an object of de- p solicitude to the
police. Dividends-nix.
MoRAL-FSde, sed cui ride.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY A. II. YosT.
pHODUCE
Somerset Grain Market.
coRREcTEp BY AsnnRooK & co.

PITTsBURG, June 10.-Receipts Of
Cattle for the four days ending at noon
to day 166 cars through consignments
and IS carr local, against 1876 cars Of
through and 53 cars of local same time
last week; sales of 954 head against 94S
head same time last week; Philadelphia
has bought 27 cars, New York cars,
country dealers and butchers 50 cars;
market for natives firm, and s@4c high
er; Cherokees, of which there is an in
creased supply, are slow and unchanged;
sales of car good Cherokees, $50 lbs, at
S5 70; l car rough Indianas, 1920 lbs,
at Sc 80; cars prime Iowa Steers; 1850
lbs, at 81; car fair stockers, 700 lbs at
S4 IS; car extra Chicagoes, l $50 lbs,
at 81 60; cars good Illinois stillers, /, :
105 lbs, at S6 62I; cars Kentucky still
ers, 1,100 lbs, at S6 so. Receipts of
He's 76 cars, against 100 cars same time
last week; there has been better feel
ing to day, in view of very light sup
ply, and an advance tomorrow Is not
improbable; good smooth stockers, 40
to 200 lbs, 81 20(G}7 80; Philadelphia,
$50 to 275 lbs, at 81 50(d7 62I, extra do
81 IS. Receipts of Sheep 20 cars, against
Al cars last week; the market to day
was dull and prices &c lower than last
week; prime 95 to 100 lbs So 25fGl5 373
S5 to so lbs, 81 872G06. rs to so lbs "a
50G14 75; Indianas, according to quality
SO 5OO5.
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She lad q Plan.

a gaunt woman jumped into the Cen
trail Station yesterday, bonnet askew and
eyes blazing, and as the reached The
Sergeant's desk she exclaimed.
''I'm the Widow Coonw
"AhW remarked the Sergeant.
"And I want to know if my landlord
can raise the rent on me?" she went
on.
81 guess so, landlords can do most
anything"
"But Pm widow"
$50 you say"
"And isn't there law to protect a
widow from having the rent raised?''
"Never heard of one"
"And haven't any more rights than
married woman?"
"Not one"
every WE'LL" she said, shutting her
teeth together and striking the desk; If
widow hasn't any rights I'll marry
somebody afore sundown-you hear me
nowp
And she kicked over chair and walk
ed out.
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Washing Not Taken IN.

\ good old minister al one Of our New
England Baptist churche- was agreea.
IL surprised bv the intelligence from
onv Of hi~ dock that five indiyiiualz had
expressed a strong desire ON The next
Sunday to have The baptisnlal rite per
formed upon themselves.
After its performance, however. he
was somewhat surprised and chagrinel
that only one Of the FIVE Joined the So
ciety Of which he was pastor.
\ few Sundays after the same elder
waited on him with the intelligence that
ten more desired immersion.
And how many of them will join the
5ociety?" qneried the minister
Two, regret to say, are all we can
depend on" was the reply.
VERY WE'LL" said the good old man,
won may as well inform the other eight
that thi~ church doesn't take in wash
ing."-[ Boston Bulletin.