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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

THANKs.-The ladies having in charge
the Thanksgiving Church Festival re-
quest us to return their thanks to all
those ladies and gentlemen who render
ed assistance on the occasion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02
LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
December 1, 1876.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious Services will be held as follows
until further notice:
WEAVERVILLE-Ch Church every Sabbath,
alta o'clock, p. NJ Sabbath School ut = p Nj
A. Z. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02
"a Drowning Man will Catch at IA
Straw"

If he catch it, it will do him no good Thous
ands of people, who have neglected colds and
coughs until they have become dangerous,
will rush to almost every nostrum for relief
This is why so many experiments are tried by
the sufferers. Go to your druggist, buy bot
tie of Wistar's lialsam Of Wild Cherry, and
use it with confidence. twill benefit AT once
and ultimately cure. 1t is no straw it is
cable well tried hold on to it and be saved
Sold by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

PRIVATE SCHooL.-The particular at
ntion of parents is called to the card of
Mr.. II. Ii. Heath, which appears this
week in our advertising columns. Mr..
HEATH will open private school on the
18Th of the present month, and promises
each scholar more attention than it is
possible to bestow in the public school.
Book keeping and Penmanship will re-
ceive much attention in addition to the
ordinary routine studies. The term will
,ntinue ten weeks and prices of tuition
are low.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

CHILD DRowNED.-A most distressing
accident occurred at Hay Fork last Sun
day-that of the drowning of a little two
year old child-son Of Mr.. David Wood
bury. A water ditch, recently dug, runs
near the family's residence, and into this
the little fellow fell and was drowned be-
fore his absence was noticed. His mother
had observed him playing near the door
only few minutes before the accident,
but not seeing him shortly after, she
searched and found him some distance
below the house, he having evidently
fallen into the ditch and foated down it
to the place where he was found. The
body was brought to Weavervlle on
Monday and buried the following day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretOns of youth. nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, &c., | will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send a seli-ad-
dressed envelope TO REV JosEpH T. lNMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York. n2j-Bm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

MASONIC BALL.-We understand that
Trinity Lodge, No. %, F. & A. NJ, will
give ball at Thomas Theater, on St.
Johns Day, Dec. 9th. Particulars in
due time,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

THANKSGIVING DAY was observed
here by closing of stores and mastication
o! turkeys, chickens and "sich...'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

THE heathen theater continues in full
blast. Evidently the drama stands high
er with the Celcstials than with their
white neighbors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-12-02

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TUST RECEIVED. The undersigned
y would call tho attention OF her friend,
and the public to the Splendid Variety of
New and Novel Fancy Articles recently
received and for sale ut her cstablshmcnt.
MILLINERY, Of the latest Fall and Win
ter stylos ladios', Mis.cs and Chlldrcn't
llats trimmed and uutrimmcd. Attihcial
Flowers, Ribbons, feathor, Ornaments, ttc.
music have just received Il splendid
assortment Of tho latest and best sheet Music,
Of which full supply will hereafter be- kept
on hund also Music Receivers Of latest de-
signs Recently established connections cnnblo
mo to furnish, to order, any article dcslled IA
tho Music Line, at San Francisco prices.
STATION merry. Blank Books, Diaries,
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Pupors, Muciago, Ink, Pencils, Pens, States.
Paper Fasteners, Etc.
FANCY GOODS. Silvor, Gilt and Plain
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and "A vast variety OF other things.
The inspection Of styles and prices is re-
qucstcd before purchasing elsewhere.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

OS the first Sunday in October, a new
Baptist Church-house, on Carpenters
Creek, is to be dedicated, and Mr.-Mc'-
Pherson, formerly of Turnersville, is to be
ordained us preacher.
In the neighborhood between this place
and Carpenters Creek, a difficulty occurred
between VIM. Fogle and Bird Cook, which
frightened a half dozen women considera-
bly,, and in which the kind intervention Of
courageous friend, prevented the ARRAY
from ending homicidal, which the threat
ening aspect indicated-knives were gleam-
ing in the hands Of each, clubs were WELD
ed with agility, and all the destructive fu-
~ Of war and bloodshed, seemed to be close
at hand.
J. NJ. Roy, our efficient Druggist, has
sold his Drug Store to Robt. Scott, of Per-
ryville, and he is making preparations to
attend the next course Of Lectures at the
Louisville Medical University. A new
store will be opened in our little village
this Fall, we learn, by new frm-will-
Jams & Coffey.
A BIG barbecue was enjoyed by host OF
Tilden and Hendricks supporters, on tho
9th inst, near Liberty. The hag,was haul.
ed to the place in a two-story wagon, drawn
by eight yoke Of oxen, and was saluted by
the innumerable yoices-"Hurrah for Til.
den and Hendricks" Hill, Breckiarilge,
and Others, made speeches on the occasion
"RoLIO" of the.somerset Reporter, say,
that "Ethelbert, Jr.." and "Simon PINK.
ton" came down on him like Thousand oi
brick" II "Rollo" is inclined to wear tn ,
coat which has written upon its back. Dem.
agoguery, Hypocracy, Degeueracy, and Big
otry, it is his own volition. can say foi
myself, that | am innocent of having inhu
enced him to even put ii on. All, "Rollo,
il is not j, that makes it pull down." but
public censure. lie also says that an
prompted by my real in lost cause Tn,
cause is not lost, but "Rollo" is, we fear
When the cause Of genuine morality, tenn
perance and human dignity, is lost, We
hope to be waited to some other realm.
ETHELBERT, in.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15
GENERAL VIEWS.

The yellow fever still RACES at Sa.
vannah, Ga. The mortality does not
decrease.
SPRrsGrrELD had a grand Demo
cratic Notification last Monday. Flag,
music, speaking, etc.
TURKEY has at last given some in
dication that she will listen TO over
lures of peace. Poor Servia has suf-
fered enough already.
MAINE has gone for the Radicals by
a majority something over 1900 in
the recent State election. That is
nothing to boast of, and in fact it is a
falling off of their general average of
over 5000.
Ex,.Gov. HoRATIo SEYMOUR was
appointed Elector for the State at
large of New York, and Lucius Rob-
inson has been nominated by acclama::
ton by the Democrats of that State for
Governor.
The news is now thought tob en-
tirely reliable which states that the
wholesale robber, VIM. NJ. Tweed, has
been arrested. and that he will soon be
sent to this country from Spain. The
latest kilograms clearly indicate the
fact.
Tom ALLEN, the prize.fghter, who
was arrested and put in the Covington
Jail, gave bail in $1,000 and was re-
leased. Two st. Louis merchants
went on his bond. He is to have a
"5ene6t" in Porkopolis Saturday night
to help him raise few funds.
A SERIOUS riot occurred in Charles
ton, S. c., last Saturday, between the
colored Radicals and colored Demo-
Gratis. The Radicals gathered to break
up a meeting which was in progress
by the Democrats. Several men,
white and black, we're killed, and a
large number wounded. Quiet was
finally restored, and subsequently. the
colored Democrats met with the whites
and held their meeting in peace.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Burling-
ton Hatek-Eye, writing from Louisville,
said that "Tilden poles were numerous,
and Confederate flags faunt in the
breeze" in that city. The Louisville
Commercial had the manliness and fail
ness to deny the SANDER, SO far as
the Confederate flag part was con
cerned. As to the "poles," We are not
advised but we can assure the "B.
II. E." that the Commercial told them
an honest truth when it denied the flag
psrt of the story (or lie) written by
the aforesaid correspondent. Why do
not such lying correspondents take the
advice Of one of their best papers, the
Graphic, and "tell as few lies about
the Democratic party and its candi-
dates as possible ?" 1t would do them
good to tell the truth now and then.
The Commercial deserves credit for cor
recting the lying report of the Ha,ok-
Eyes correspondent. The dirty crea-
ture knew that he was writing lie at
the time he penned the SANDER about
Confederate flags Haunting the breeze
in the city of Louisville or elsewhere
in the South.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

LET the claw and order" Radicals
of the North cast their glance down to
Charleston and see how their own party
uphold the doctrine Of free speech. A
LOT of black rufiians assemble and break
up colored Democratic meeting, as
sault and kill men of their own color
simply because they had met to hold a
political meeting and white men, who
were trying to prevent riot, were
beaten, stoned, shot, and killed Had
this been done by Democratic colored
men against colored Radicals, the Sec
rotary of War would have sent an
army down there to arrest all of them.
But as the shoe is on the other foot,
il is all right, and we will be told that
a negro has no right to be Democrat
and hold political meeting.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15
CASEY COUNTY VIEWS. ,


RKLIoIous. Ed. Ballou, Of the Chris
tian Church, preached at Concord, the 10Th
inst, at AM Rev. n. NJ. Burk, (Bap-
tist,) preached at Roberts Chapel, same
dry, at 3P.n.
DED.-On the 10Th inst, at his resi-
dence in Liberty, Elijah Ccffey. Mr.. c. had
well nigh reached his four-score years-he
was Tor quite number Of years, lin fact up
to the time Of his departure from this
world, keeper Of hotel at Liberty, during
which time, he made large circle Of ac-
quaintances and friends Few have passed
through life and left behind a more desira-
hle reputation than he; being beloved by
all who knew him.
PERsoSAL-Samuel and Miss Mamie
woodson, Of Boyle county, are visiting rel
atives in this locality. We give them
cordial Welcomes gentle greeting. May
they enjoy pleasant visit, aud remain with
us long time.
VIZ don't know, but We honestly believe
there will be several weddings in this neigh.
borhood soon. II brother "Falstaff wants
to get rid Of those annoying bachelors, tell
him to send them to Frye's Creek.
For sometime past, Mr.. A. Carpenter
has been very much annoyed by Osls fire.
queniing his poultry yard. Getting tired
Of such foolishness, he resolved to try his
shot gun, Tor rather its contents) After
charging Il heavily, he walked out few
nights age, to try his marksmanship. lie
let drive at this terror to the feathered
tribe-killing four turkeys-the Owl esca-
ping unhurt Thus he proved a greater
terror than would the Owl have been. As
an archer, he is William Tells superior.
THE Sabbath School at Roberts Chapel,
will hold meeting next Sunday, for the
purpose of electing new officers, recrganir-
ing, &c. The good ladies of this neighbour
hood will prepare a sufficiency Of grub"
for all who NAV attend. We hope to have
a large attendance, and good time gener-
ally.
The Good Templars Of Casey county,
will meet in Convention at Roberts Chap
Ell, the LIST Saturday in October. We hope
to have large attendance. Lodges that
have not elected delegates, should do so at
once. Basis of representation, one delesat
for every ten members. CASEY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

NOTWITHSTANDING the efforts Of
Governor McCreary to prevent it, the
prize-fghters, Allen and Goss, and
their followers-the thieves, plug
ugleys, and ritf,rafs-came over on
the Short Line railroad, and had a
fight last week. Allen was arrested
after the fight, in Covington, and we
hope to see him suffer the extreme
penalty of our laws. The Railroad
Company, and every eyewitness of
the bloody scene, should be made to
suffer if the law permits such thing.
The railroad officials were paIticeps
criminis to the affair; and if the law
is not broad enough to punish them as
it now stands, it should be amended
and made full enough to do so. 1t is
a shame upon our State if our laws are
so lax that We cannot prevent the COM
mission of such barbarities as prize
fighting. The sickening details should
not be published in any respectable
journal. Such accounts only stimu-
late the ungodly and lawless masses to
repeat their evil deeds. While it is
true that it is almost impossible to pre-
vent the commission of such crime,
it is also true that we can punish the
guilty parties after the crime is COM
mitted, and that punishment should
he severe enough to prevent repeti-
ton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

The defense made by Hayes of his
connection with the appropriation of
the $500 taken by him of the deserter
whom be had shot, is very lame one
indeed. He says he has DO recollec-
ton of what became of the money, but
supposes it was handed over to the
Judge-Advocate, or some other person,
to be used in buying recruit for the
army. The chaplain Harper, how.
ever, says Hayes got the money aud
Comfy, the friend Of Hayes, cannot
say that he did not, So far, then, the
public is bound to believe that he did
get it, and used it. 1t is not possible
that Hayes could have forgotten an
incident of the kind, coupled, as il wa 5
with the shooting of deserter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

Ir is reported again that old Boss
Tweed has been captured. We hope
il may prove to be true, The guilty
old culprit ought to be kept at hard
labor in the Penitentiary for life. Had
he only stolen few dollars, he would
have never escaped, but as he stole
three millions, he was, with its use,
enabled to make good his escape.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

The nomination Of Hon. Charles
Frances Adams for Governor of Mas
by the Democrats was the
proper thing for them to do. lie is
one of the strongest men in the party,
and great hopes are entertained that he
will he elected.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-15

CARL ScnuRz was TO have had a
great discussion over in Indiana, with
our Dan voorhees,. but as the awful
day TO Z. 81 drew nigh, he began to
tremble in his brogans, and sent word
that lowing to an accident, he would
not be able g. meet Mr.. voorhees," All
Carlo, il was well for you that "acci.
dent" happened. The tall sycamore
Of the Wabash" would have eaten you
up alive.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-22

Tie cal fos eenTentioa 70 pat Il
noraiaatioa gep1bEesn Candidates
10 CTFrsit and District Ju3yes--tae
latter To 81 yscasc.--in this, the 8ta
Jalieizl Dlstaic. sn3 Circuit e Iowa,
"A p9biigbei herewith. CoL Shane ot
Ytn'oa, The incumbent br sppoirt-
nert, vii probably have 20 compesj-
tor for D:Etric. Judge. For Circuit
Judge there are several candidates,
JUICE Mckean, The present irscura-
beist, GiHen d Linn eounty, and 9th
cs. We are informed tia. Cedar
county ri.l present ID the oosve1tioa
il tbs connection the name n Hon.
Wa. p. Vol, although be IS not
c2.1 1ate in tie commou cEce-
see1ag seoep.atson of the scfd. II,
however, be should L,e nominated and
elected 70 tie position, tbs Circuit
would sec1re tie Berriceg ot one q
TIE 1ooss UPRIGHT and iuseper5su.
rren, IS vel Is oEe of the mos; sc:
i've sni thoroughly trained Judicial
minds IN Iowa. We oersialy bope
Euch rzy be the care.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-22

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TIE Gaaseyentfes last week again
rffers % that Democratic State Con-
rentioa. aud b!anjly requests Us to
publish the proceedings in support Of
OR sorraer assertion tha: "Anti-
A,aopsly" and Liberalism, p a. sach,
hal neither representation nor voice
tsere. As We said before. We couH
do %, but haven't the room. The
Lonsercatice has taken it upon itself
TO deny, suppose Il no. ai3ace some
proof. Meanwhile VIC reitsrate the
assertion that no known "Liberal'
was selected as q delegate to the
national convention; neither Sd far as
nan e, platform Or any sort Of express
sion are concerned, was there any
representation Of that element in the
convention-and this by the record.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-22
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The House Of Representatives has
again, and by very large majority,
passed the bill to equalize SoIaiers'
bounties. 1t is substantially the
same bill before under confederation
allowing 1853 per month for actu-
al seryice and deducting all bounties
received. The bill should pass aud
even justice set the matter forever at
rest.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-22
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The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-22

B. IL. Bristow has resigned the po-
sition Of Secretary of the Treasury,
and his resignation has been accepted
by the President. The reason as
signed by the ex.Secretary is desire
for rest from the wear and tear Of
Official life; but although we have
hitherto had very high opinion Of
Mr.. Bfistow, we must say that this
action at this time has very bad
look. On lis face, it is too much as
il, having failed in a Presidential
nomination which hs wanted himself,
he songht to retaliate by refusing to
occupy position where he is wanted
by the people.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-06-22

Yesterday was the occasion Of the
Republican nominating convention in
an adjoining Fifth Congressional
District. The convention meets at
Cedar Rapids, and will probably NOM
inatc either Rush Clark, Of Johnson,
or Maj. Yeung Of Linn, with chances
in favor OF the former.
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Senator Morrill,, Of Maine, has been
rendered the Office Of Secretary Of
the Treasury, and will probably
accept. If 30, James G. Blaine will
be placed in the Senatorial chair
thus made vacaEs.