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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

CoUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-F W. Helmick,
21S W. Sixth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, has
sent US his Counterfeit Detector 1t embraces
list giving the names of eighty-fve Banks
on which couuterfeits have been Issued and
posed. with full explanation accompanying
the same as to how counterfeit note may be
detected, and other valuable information
We have but little use for it, however, as we
generally accept everything in the shape of
greenbacks that is presented to US, without
stepping to question its genuineuess Our
friends need not fear the "Detector."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

B8 Mr.. s. K. Donaviu. for two years
chief clerk of the Ohio Senate, and an ex-
editor of the Spirit of Jc6ersOn, will proba-
bly, be appointed reading clerk of the House
Of, Representatives.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

fJEnhiNs Patent Vented Nursery Bottle ha. ad--
TIA, IN es oyer all others. it beiDg go contributed
t we vent can be regulated, thus insnrin0 tbe,
PeI,e.l control of the supply Of milk II ~. Al
ton Sn.' 70 nurse naturally md prevents Wind
7rnJ INK lhe stomach, which causes irriIabiI.
~ uu oIten severe sickness. Physci,rs Iii oI.r-
,,;.T are recon- rnending this bottle. Give ft
May II. 1875 &. ,,
X 80. Lids HorPe aad Cattle PovdeTEf,..
cd Of y"rio ~, TIHsrA nedieDss compound
70 i's efsets snd able to give relief IN ii
~ 's ,i diseases Of the horse Tor sale by
neFpsaFE & r. BELLER
mon mustard p!ssters, always ready for in
, nc u'e; lean and not Liable 10 change
So 5pAM-strohger than any Yeast or Batf.s,.
70 T Der IN the World. Light and nutTItiaIS
tie trouble. ~ I'h = u Hltn Dot ht-
'INRY HAINEs' Five Cent Hmm f.is... q =.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

c.a0dse t
Int audC
TEAR So J. 9.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

~ CDR. Wade's Liver Corrector" re-
stores health TO the Dyspeptc. cures Disorders
of the Liver, Weakness. Headache. imparts
strength to the body ard vigor to the mind
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
Hay AND CATTLE scALFs.

w EarePtePsred to weigh Hay. Cattle. 40. i,
~ upon the Scales in our Coal and Wood Y.ri
ne high isn-e around our yard gives uG SpssIaI
III GeS IN Weighing Hogs. Cattle re keaioG
wei enclosed with gates.
Ne. :. 49,. WASHINGTON Il LIPPTTT..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
SEWING MACEIWF

S,i, En- & bAkEH new and improved Loek
-. I'm -" M" Eiastic stich Sowing Machine 10.
DecS-,b,- ,s-. IEo. W. T. KEARsLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

LOCKED UP.-Our worthy friend Mr. Bar
net Cushwa, in company with another gentle
nan. went into the room in the Court, House
over the County Clerks Office Wednesday to
transact some business. While there the
Clerk of the County Court went home and
locked the outside doors of the Court House
for the night, and when Mr.. c. and his friend
started to come out they found they had been
securely locked up. Mr. c. posted himself at
an upper window, and hailed each passer>by,
Informing him of his predcament. Finally,
after an Imprisonment of half an hour or so he
succeeded in getting word to Mr. c. w Doll,
who came down with his keys and released
his prisoners. 1t was good joke, though not
intended Nartinsburg Independent.
ITbo gentleman who shared Mr.. Cushwa'I
Imprisonment on the above occasion, We be-
lisve, was the worthy President of the County
Court of Jefferson, Col R. W. Baylor,I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
500 REWARD

~ III w 8HD '
4 REWARD If % zach will he paid for Four
n hosd of CATTLE. estrays from the wreck
of tbs Is ult to be delivered st Charlestown
Depot. Oae Wine Bull with Medium horns
aud one Red and White Spotted Hrifer
G. RYAN,
February l, 1876. Ag't d o r R.
GARDEN SEEDS.
GARDEN Seeds just received and for sale hy
NJ Feb l, 1875. s. s. DALGARS.
COUNTRY Produce taken in exchange for
~ Groceries. &c, at S. s. DALGARS'S.
February l. 1876
Inn BUSHELS Clover and Timothy Seed in
lOU store aud for sale by
Feb. l, 1875. JAS. LAW. HOOFF ( CO.
T AIDES Skates for eaIe by
II Feb. ,ls76. JAS. LAW. HOoFF co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
TO CUR tKiENDS AND CUSTOMERS

WE respectfully give notice that from the IsI
dny o. Jsnu"ry. ls7G. We will adhere striet,
ly TO 'be C4ISH plan Of doing busibe,s Eo,,Js,,
therefore, aiter that Time. win be Etert.Gn.d rs
less attended with Cash. Those indebted 10 "a
VIII please make Prompt settlement.
December %, 1873 q AIEEIAA'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
LYNCH LAW.

The body of young man named Charles
T. Meeling, of Cabell county, in this State,
was found on Saturday week, buried in a
stable, with his throat cut. Meetings. wife
and . man named Williams, who had been
paying her improper attentions, were arrested
Saturday night Williams was hanged by a
mob, after confessing his guilt. Nrs. Meel-
ingalso confessed her guilt, and the mob voted
unanimously to hang her, but could be
found to put the rope around her neck, and
she was taken back TO jail.
On Tuesday night, about two hundred
ginia, on a steamer, and proceeded to the Jail
aud took Dawson, Estep and Hines, three
murderers, out and hung them.
That such terrible affairs as those we here
enron icle should occur in our State is just
cause for the most profound regret, and what
ever the crimes for which such fearful and
summary penalties wero inflicted, the action
is much to be depiored. With an exchange
We condemn lynch law on general princi-
pies. There may have been instances when
AIS "OLhlhS PlOhCN bCuGACiaIJ as AL Iuc CsSe
of the Vigilance Committee of California
where law, order and everything else that was
decent was set at defiance By gang of des-
peradocs. But different State of affairs
exists IN West Virginia, and such conduct On
the part of our people creates the impression
abroad that we are !awless people and brings
eur State into disrepute. We have laws FIX
ing penalties for all grades of crime. We
have Courts to administer the laws; we have
prosecutor to prosecute all violators of the
law; We can have intelligent juries to give
the accused fair trial, and then We kave off,
GERS to execute the judgments of the Court,
and why not let even the worst criminal be
condemned By the usual forms of law, and &C.
cord to him all rights guaranteed by the Con-
stitution of the State. It is true, in many
instances the worst offenders escape the just
punishment that our laws provide for them,
bat there is way to correct all these evils
The people can always elect upright judges,
eonpeten: prosecutors, and see that intelligent
Jurors are selected. When this is done there
will be no danger. Besides it is better that
ninety nine guilty men escape than that one
innocent man should suffer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
ONE BROWN MARE.
TO ALL WHOM II nay CeKCERK

4 LII persons knowing FemEsI vss Indebted N
~ the updersiaHod Tor SubscTiptio1 70 the
,.-niTIt OF Jefferson = Advertisements or job
work, are requested 10 1--WE the same thsir o.r-
lIest attention. ~ il II necessary - ave she
business closed up. OF will be pei ID 10 col
Jeet by law s. g. DLIGART
JulY n, Is75-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

Wy ~. hAIS s.E Five Cent Ha7Ia1 Cigar. TJoa
June %, 1914.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

AE oLS " 9rI2iilcd on The estate Of the late
70 - - "''-pE settlement. and creditors will
seHd in tbciI accoDuU-, 20, - evidence Of dsLt
70 the 4mGGIs. gued 81 CsarIcstcwp. jefferson
comfy W. Va, DANIEL -. LUCAS
STEPHEN :. DALGARN
Jane 10. 1874 ~. "'"" " DRisarn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

GOODS at GrAnge.'E Pricesst
~ =. DALGARE's
Fir't National Bank Building, CbsrIestown.
Move lber o, l-I5-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-01

NuDls of PUr>
chaser.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
at'etkly Vriuity gollrnal.
Weaverville, August S, 1876,

A LETTER.-It was Saturday, and an
academy holiday, and he had been work.
ing hard all day in the front garden, dig
ging and proddng and STOPPING reckless
ly around in little bob-tailed coat and a
pair of crazy old pantaloons. He did not
care much for style just then, as he was
tired so when it came mail time, he just
brushed and washed up little, and went
down TO the village. When he reached
the place several boys bawled out, after
him that there was a letter in the post
Office for him, and with quickened steps
and high hopes he hurried on. There was
quite crowd in the Office when he arriv-
ed, and while waiting for his turn, he
stood around, back to the crowd, and
read some of the auction notices on the
walls.
Presently he heard q sweet voice in
conversation with the postmaster. 1t was
his Julia-his dear Julia; so he faced
around and bowed TO her. She returned
his nod with lady-like dignity, but he
noticed that there was considerable color
in her face. and that she hurried right
away home in sort Of confusion. He
couldn't make out what the people were
laughing at, just at that instant; but
when very small boy behind him piped
out, "Our best-patented Feb 10, 1872"
in very shril tone, as if reading from
somewhere, and he felt smart tug on
his clothing from behind, and a very
small boy shot out Of the office with
wild whoop a surging, sickening food
ofdreadful doubts and surmises welled up
from bis very boots.
He knew but too well that the words
the boy had uttered made up kind Of
trade mark stamped on the lower por-
tion of the shirt he wore, and backing
family up against the wall he lowered his
hands slowly, trembling and anxiously
behind him till it touched some protrud-
ing muslin.
Gracious 20 be family whispered, as
he feverishy tucked it ont of sight, II
wonder if she saw it ?"
And then he thought it over little,
and concluded that she had, and the hot
color came and went, and the cold shiY-
ers galloped up and down his neck as he
hunted hopelessly around his clothes for
a pin.
lie didn't care for the mail now. lie
bad the letter the boys had told him
about, and be put his hands over it, and
rubbed cautiously along the wall to the
door, and from the dool he got painfully
outside and scraped along with his back
TO the clapboards till nc reached the rear
ofthe building; and, when he was sure
that nobody was looking, he took his
hands away from the place and made
bold dash across lots for home, where he
at once packed his yalise, wrote parting
note to his mother and went right off and
joined circus company. -Dan5ury
,Ne1es.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
LAND NOTICES.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 4
PATENT TO A
QUICKSILVER MIME.

JUNE 18th, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the Trinity Quicksilver Mining Com
pany, duly incorporated under the laws
OF the State OF California, whose Post
Office address is Weavervile, Trinity
County, has made application for patent
for the TRINITY QUICKSILVER
MINES Nos /. and 3, situated in Gin
nabar Mining District, in said County
and State, and more particularly descri5-
ed in the Plat and Field-notes now on
file in this office, to-Wit: Lot No. 81,
containing 20 81 100 acres Lot No. 3S,
containing Is 80 100 acres and Lot No.
in Township No. 3S n, r 8 w, NJ. ID. NJ.
The survey OF the exterior boundary
lines Of said Lot No. 81, being Mine No.
l, begins at Serpentine Rock 22x9xS
inches marked Tl& w, at the South East
corner Of the Mine, situated in wagon
road, ard on the North boundary OF the
Trinity Quicksilver Mine running thence
with Var. 1Sol5'E West 22.73 chains to
Post marked NAL, in mound Of rock
at the w corner Of the claim thence
North 900 chains to Serpentine Rock
28xl5x8 inches marked I-a for N W cor
ner; thence 22.72 chains to Serpentine
Rock 2Ox6x6 inches marked IL for n E
corner Of the claim thence 9.07 chains
the place Of beginning containing 20
G4-l00 acres.
The survey of the exterior boundary
lines OF Lot No. SO, being claim No. 2,
begins at Serpentine rock 22xl4X7 inches
marked a-a at the North East corner I;
running thence with variation 1925 +
South $50 chains to the 5 i corner at a
Serpentine Rock 20X6x6 inches marked
10 at the n corner of Trinity Mine
No. thence West 2272 chains to the
5 W corner IA Serpentine rock 2SXl5X8
inches marked ..s at the n w corner of
Trinity Mine No. i thence North G.s2
chains to a Serpentine Rock 27Xl2&6 in
ches marked a.s for the n w corner to
the place Of beginning; containing 1850
acres.
The survey Of the exterior boundary
lines Of Lot No. 80, being claim No. 3,
begins at the 5 E corner OF the claim, at
a Serpentine Rock 22xl4x7 inches marked
a-3 being also n E corner Of the Trinity
Quicksilver Mine No. 2; running thence
West y 10 chains to the S w corner at "A
Serpentine Rock 27A12A6 inches marked
,.s at n w corner Of the Trinity Quick
silver Mine thence North 6.S2 chains to
a Serpentine Rock 26Xl0x6 inches marked
T3 for the y E corner; thence East %. .73
chaiEs TO IA Serpentine Rock l9Al2x6
inches marked T3 and w for the N +
corner; thence South 6.s3 chains to the
place Of beginning; containing 1850
acres.
From the S 4 corner Of the Mine, the
S f corner Of Section 80, T 80 n, RI w
NJ d VI bears S260 40" w 1314.65 chains
distant.
Said Mine is bounded on the West by
the Narrow Gauge Quicksilver Mine and
on the East by the Washington Quick
silver Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are required to present the same
to the Register and Receiver Of the Uni
ted States Land Office at Shasta, Cali
fornia, within sixty days of the first day
Of publication Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
je24-6Od. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

sen D 25c. to GEO. p. ROWELL & CO., New
=. \ ork. Tor Pamphlet Of 100 pages containing
l, alsLs o! 7gO newspapers, and estimates showing
90s' VI aaYefIalng. IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
PATENT TO a
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
JUNE 9th, 1876.

JUNE 9th, 1876.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ David Evans and j. Dephete, OF
Trinity County, State OF California, have
made application for Patent for tie
HIKES HILL PLACER NINE, stu
ated in Canon City Mining District, Coun-
ty of Trinity, State of California, and
particularly described in the Plat and
follows, to-wit: Lot No. 81, in Township
80 N, r 10 w, NJ. ID. NJ, containing
75 70 100 acres.
The survey Of the exterior boundary
lines Of said claim begins at Pine tree
five inches in diameter, marked II, stu
ated at the South West corner Of the
claim running thence, with variation
18015E, NI7030'E, 20.95 chains to Pine
tree 80 inches in diameter, marked III, at
the n w corner Of the claim thence S
73H oE ll.4 chains to Pine tree "A
inches IN diameter, marked ii thence
NS4140 29.20 chains to post in Il mound
of rock, marked ii, at the NE corner Of
the claim ; thence South 1900 chains to
a Sugar Pine tree 80 inches in diameter,
marked ii thence S66150 w 22.55 chains
to black oak stump, marked IL, in a
stone mound; thence n l2%oW 9.49
chains to Spruce tree 81 inches in diam
eter, marked II thence S50A w 17.40
chains to post marked ii, in a mound
Of earth thence N6S0 w 11.54 chains to
the place of beginning.
The corner to Township 80 n, Ranges
s and 8 w. M. ID. NJ, bears S from said
place Of beginning 4013oE 1889. 80 chains
distant. Said claim is bounded on the
West by the mining claim claimed by
Charles Murphy on the North by min
ing claims of Melony and others on the
East by vacant lands; on the South by
mining lands claimed by Depinett, Gil
zean and Evans.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are required to present the same
to the Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office at Shasta, California.
within sixty days from the first day Of
publication Of this notice
AARON BELL.
je10-60d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
G E N [ E N MAI
.177e 1876
PROCLAMATION.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST DIV
RAILWAY.
VEVIEE POPULAR HOU,CE nx,o
N E4ANU. '~.i.
VEVI7E POPULAR ROUTE ove,.
N E4ANU. '~-t.
MISCELLANEOUS

Passengers for Chicago. Niaporo Fou.
burgh, Philadelphia, Montreal. 0uebln,a, Fits
York Boston, or any point East, sho1Id1 Jew
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

Dom PEDRo.-There came an energetic
ring at the door bell the other morning
and we descended the stairs and grappled
the door-knob. A middle aged man,
with sinister countanance and ginis.er
breath, stood before US.
- 1 am Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Bra
ziI." he said.
"Ah !" we replied, Chow is the EN-
press ?"
" Never mind the Empress" he rejoin-
ed, lust give your undivided attention
10 the Emperor for few minutes. You
see, since leaving Brazil, I've become
a little short up for means, and am maxi
ing an effort to raise the wind, as the
Americans say. lam selling the Centen-
nial Spelling book. l met party down
town who said You were an editor, and
needed a spelling-booll very badly and
-p
What else did he tell YOU" we in
terrupted.
. He said you had a wife that was also
orthographically shaky, and eleven chill
dren who should each have one Of my
books by all means"
Anything else ?"
Well, yes. He said that you wore
old clothes and pretended to be poor, but
that you were in reality a foreign prince
with gold enough to sink a canal boat,
and that if approached by royalty you
would unbosom yourself, and as the
Americans say, come down."
THAT isn't all he told you, is it ?"
" No-he also informed me that you
had wine in your cellar that was made
in the time Of the first Crusade and that
you would invite me in and fill me SO
full of pound cake and the juice Of the
ancient grape that | would be compelled
to get into one Of your most luxurious
beds and remain over night"
Then you are the Emperor Of Brazil,
are you ?"
=" am the simon-pure, bona fde EN-
peror of Brazil"
wei, Pedro, as you came along the
fence there, did you notice section of
it that swings on hinges ?"
Why, Of course / did. You mean
The gate, | suppose. How do you expect
got into the yard ?"
" We thought, perhaps, that as you
were an emperor you spurned to walk
through an ordinary gate, and crawled
under the fence. Now, Pedro, old boy,
let's see if you can get through that gate
again without knocking any OF the paint
off the posts"
He started slowly down the path, but
stopped presently, and by the movement
of his lips we judged that he was indulg-
ing in silent anathemas. We quietly
picked up brick and he moved on again
and was soon out Of sight. That's the
only way to deal with centennial spelling
b,Oi emperors. FrdnkttH lRy.) Patriot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

MUSHROOMS are delicious, but toad
stools are poisonous, yet it is very diff
cult to tell one from the other. An eff
fective plan, however, has been proposed.
Eat the object, and if you die it is toad
stool; if you live it is Il mushroom.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
TRANsCONTTSENTAL TrC,,r,,s
Via the Pioneer Route.
CHICAGO AND NORTHF-wEsrrpx
t A Il L w AY.
THIS Is THEBEST ROUTE EAST

Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and an i.,.
been made the FASTEST time Chat has l. Inns mas
been made in this country. Bv tb;. b"S ever
passengers for points oast of CRicaniiSH route
choice Of the following lines from Cbiee..nn!a nave
BY TIE PITTsBuRG, FORT WAYNrAvn
CHlCAGO AND PENNSYLYANt4 4A-'b
RAILWAYS.
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY vi,L
man Palace Cars through to pbiLdIo oi.qlil qil-
and New York on each train. pAli"
| THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman D.,
4 Cars to Baltimore and Washington. aiace'
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND M1crr,o.,.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND C0ViNHAANN
TlONS NEW YORK CENTE&Vf' = I, ~ ~,
ERIE RAlLKOADS): VAL AM
9 THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with p,,
Drawing Room and Silver Palaco Sllt,laace : @lace
Cars through to New York. "'V0ping
BY TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL cn,,,.
TRUNK, GREAT WESIFRVA a. ,TnnTAND
AR a D. hEW YORK CENTRAL I4iIn. Ih"In
. THROUGH TRAINS, with pnIl,na.
zee Drawing Room and Sleeping ain Gain ai,
to New York, TO Niagara Falls, IuiiaIo' liufS' 'ufS'
ester or New York City '''' i'OcA'
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RA1rpo,n
> THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. Win n'y
man Palace Cars for Newark I,'nh..li.GI I%ien lGI!-
W heeling, W ashington and BaItimorn oi,i'e ilI'e
change, "NlOat
=. This is the SHORTEST, REST and oo,n
line running Pullman calebrntod 1p pFI o1iy
SLEEpi No CARS AHD COACHES rann'C-!l 'l,hCl
ing with Union Pacific lailroad M 024HlIlggti 0Ig2I4HIgt
and from the. " tSI, via GIatd .I,-,.';i 1-'1 "a
MARSHALL Cedar l,apids, Clinton. Sis,,in,,
and Dixon, iof CHICAGO AMI 1ilE Fsi4'IIi'
This popular route is unsarpassed f,y,,..3
Comfort and safety. The smooth. r.iIliVI'
lasted and perfect track Of steel rniis H. ,@ ,'t
ebraied Fullman alaoa SleeuiuD ~. T
perfect Telegraph System Of novin0 t,;a'7 ,u7
the regularity with which they run. t6e gGDG
rabie arrangement for running th}ongh s.',
to Chicago from all points West seenr, e','
passengers all the comforts ;p podern Pailus%s
irayeilng. No change Of Cars, and no teii.
Gus delays at Ferries. ''u'
Passengers viii find Tickets via this favori,
route at the General Ticket Office Of the Ct
Tal Pacific kailroad, Sacramento.
Tickets FOR sale in all the Ticket Office -4
the Central Pacific hailroad
". II. STENNETT. Gen. Pas. tr.t
MARTIN HUGlllTp. G.n. III,
II. p. SFANWOOD, General te.H. L"
Montgomery street, San Francisco aas..s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

A DEMURE looking chap hailed a char
coal peddler with the query "Have you
got charcoal in your wagon ?" "Yes,
sir" said the expectant driver, stopping
his horses. "That's right" observed the
demure chap, with an approving nod ;
always tell the truth and people will re-
spect you !" and he hurried on, much to
the regret of the peddler, who was getting
out Of his wagon to look for brick.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

A MAN was knocked down by rob-
Der while walking with woman on the
edge of precipice near Cincinnati, and
the woman pushed the robber over the
bank, nearly killing him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

THE Boston Journal thinks there is
truth if not poetry in this:
Who stuck to Tweed through thick and thin
Who counted John T. Hoffman in?
Who thought the Union War a sin?
Sam Tilden.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
RUPTURE CURED !

DY DIR. SHERMAN'S METHOD, without
ID restriction in exercise or the injury 'Trsses
inhct on tho spine, kidneys, bladder and other
organs. References given to those cured.
OfIce 2I0 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
Oiico hours 5 4. ~ to q P. n. je2EtG
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

AN Ohio man has head SO red that
when he is kneeling at family prayers on
a cold morning, the children all gather
round 10 warm their hand over his hair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05

"THEY came here" said Artemus
Ward OF the Puritans, that they might
worship in their own way and preven.
other people wo..hipping in thcir'n."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-08-05
NEW w EEEID
SEWING MACHINES.
TEEE LAST AND TIEE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last comleted their three standard
StVlna ni