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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-26
Weeklg Triaitu aournal.
OUR AGENTS .
Weaverville, February 26, 1876.

COURAGE AND FEAR OF DEATH.-The
Chinese of the southern deltas, who have
little active courage, though the Chinese
Of the north and west have plenty, will
die for bribe TO save a richer criminal
from the sentence he has earned. The
Bengalee, who alone among mankind
says calmly, "A'me BheroO," -" l am
timid," as if cowardice were matter of
moral and social Indifference, or rather
credtable than otherwise, goes to execu-
ton, as Macaulay noticed, like hero,
and will encounter an inevitable and
agonizing death without flutter of the
pulse. His nerve is as great as Vain
wright's who died without perceptible
change in the steadiness of his heart beats,
but who-unlike the Bengalee-with an
object before him would probably have
rushed upon the cannon. The Malay,
who cannot be induced or compelled to
face rockets, dies as TRANQUILITY as Casa
blanca and the Cingalese of the coast,
who will fight nobody, meets death with
out murmur or pang. An English
sailor Of the old type, who would face any
thing earthly except black cat, has prob
ably twice as much fear of death as the
cultivated woman who can endure death
by deadly operation resignedly, yet
faints in the presence of any noisy danger
The wild romancer Gustave Aimard states
as fact within his knowledge, that
Spanish officer shot himself dead rather
than cross rope suspension bridge ; and
we can vuuch for the following story,
though we must not give the names An
English ensign, just joined before the first
Sikh campaign, went to his comm andng
officer, a relative, and told him that he
could not face tho shot, that he should dis
grace himself, and must resign. His rel
ative comtorted him kindly, told him he
was only nervous, and thought he had
soothed his fear but the lad, as he stepped
out of the tent, shot himself through the
brain, inviting death rather than meet a
call upon his courage.-LOndOn Spectator
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DIR. J. F. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
e. Has returned TO Weaverville and re-
6fTfN sumed the practice of DENTISTRY.
Special attention paid to The treatment of
Sensitive Teeth.
0FFICE:-In the Theater Building up
stairs 33-tE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-26

A PHILADELPHIA milliner apprentice
went to visit her mother in the country
last Sunday and when that worthy ma
tron beheld her child she exclaimed {:
"Isabel Maria Stephens, what on airth
do you mean coming out in broad day
light with your gown all kafummuxed
up in a heap behind ye and all bound up
that way in front of ye? And amt ye
got no stockings all of one color that ye
have to wear them zebra colored things ?
Thought ye was goin' to be mlliner.
Sh'd think ye'd married barber and
was playin' up sign board for him. Did
ever think one Of my girls would come
10 this !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-26

He came homo very late ono night.
and after fumbing with his latch key
good while, mutterod TO himself, as he at
length opened the door, 81 mushnmake
nynoish, caush tholomon's ashleep." He
divested himself of his garments with
some trouble, and was congFatulating
himself on his success as he was getting
into bed, when calm, clear, cold voice
sent chill down his spinal column
"Why, my dear, you amt going to sleep
in your hat, are you ?"
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THAT was a shrewd girl, and not de-
void Of sense either, who remarked, when
other girls we're making fun of hor short
skirts, and affected TO DO much shocked
at the exhibition thereof at party =" IL
you'd only pull up your dresses about
your neck, where they ought to be- they u
be as short as mine !" She was not
troubled any more.
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TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
COURT TERMS /:

District COurt-Second Monday in April,
august and December
'""nty COurt-First Monday in anu
ay, March, May, July, September and No
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court
noard of SupervisOrs--Firs Monday
isoruary, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-26

A YOUNG lady in Minnesota oo"s'S VI
having ten grown up brothers to w"tch
over her but IA Norristown glri prefers
To have only one brother TO watch over
hor-provided he is the brother of some
other girl
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COURT PROCLAMATION


"hereAs the hon. J. C. Bucher Pra.i
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distri~'
composed ofthe counties Of Snyder, Union
and Mifiin and Daniel Gemberling and
o. L. Raudenbush Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the 9th day Of
Sept. A. ID. 1879. TO mo directed for
the holding off Orphans court, q court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner and General court OF Quarter Ses.
sions Of the Peacs at Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the Ind Monday. The
ing the lith day Of Dec. 1861 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace aud Consta
bles In and for the county Of Snyder, to ap.
pear in their proper person with their rolls
records. inquisitions. examinations and
other remembrsnces TO do those things
which OF their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common.
wealth against any person or persons are
required to be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested to be punct'
ual In their attendance at the appointed
time agrccably TO notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sherifs office in Middleburg, the 4ih lay
Of Nov. A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and seventy six.
DANIEL ElsENHART. Sheriff.
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Address Of he celored Men 10 the
pooDle q the Country.

The special dispatches from New
Orleans 10 The Chicago Inter Ocsan
give an address from the col ofsd
people OF Louisiana to tho people Of
The United States, in which they say |:
"The whipping Of solored Republi
cans who know how TO read and
write has been carried to such an OF.
cess that the recital Of these enor-
: - wbhld scarce be believed. Of
JIgners TO this appeal, two have
6Sen whipped for rsfasing 10 vote
the Democratic ticket at this Presi
Dental election. One Of these strip
ped naked aud whipped, is covered
with welts and gashes from his head
10 his heels, and escaped from his
fsndish tormentors through . Uni
ted States military escort. The 9TH
er was taken from his cabin on the
night before the Presidential cleo
ton, at midnight, and stripped, and
whipped BY q dozen or more white
men, each taking turns as they be.
came tired, sometimes three or four
whipping at time, until his finger
nails and two fingers were whipped
of. He was then left fainting aud
alone upon the ground. Next morn
ing the same Democratic "bull-doz-
ers" marched him to the polls, the
victim 90 stiff and sore that every
movement Of the body in endeavor-
ing to drag its slow length along
caused the most excrucisting agony,
and they compelled him TO put in
the ballot box Democratic Tilden
ticket with the bleeding stumps Of
fingers their generous cbivalry had
yet left him. These outrages were
not committed by insignificant Dem-
ocrats, but their leader is practic,
ing physician in the parish, aud his
assistant "bull .dozers" are sons OF
what they call The first families.
Thousands of colored people have
been subject to these outrages at
every election for attempting TO OK
ercise the right Of freemen in tho
State of Louisiana. IL seems as il
the Government and the people OF
the North had turned o deaf ear up
on and forgotten US. We do not
ask bread nor money. These we
have the muscle anI industry to
produce, but we do ask an assurance
from the people OF the North that
somo method shall be provided for
our security in the exercise Of our
rights az Am erican freemen.
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Tus Washington correspondent Of
the Tibune says It is understood
that the President will discuss the
questions growing out Of tho dispu-
ted election in his annual message
and will take strong grounds in ia
vor Of regarding the returns certified
TO BY the Presidential Electors as
6nal. Upon this Interpretation OF
the Constitution all Republicans are
now taking position, and many Of the
ablsst Democrats admit that it is un
sssailsble. The curt aud man datory
phrase in the Constitution. "Tht
votes shall be counted" cuts like q
sword all the msshes Of argument "a
dsmonstrats the power Of either
House to reject vote that can bs
thrown around the question.
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Iowa must be a pleasant State TO
live in, and we would advise all our
srisnds who contemplate removing
westward to turn their attention in
that direction. It is tho banner Re.
publican State. giving Hayes ma
jority Of 59,22S. The Republicans
elect every member Of Congress, and
all the circuit judges. Ninety one
counties gave Hayes q majority,
while Tilden carried but six by a
small majority. While this is the
largest Republican majority given in
any State. the majorities given 10
kansas and Minnesota are propor-
tionally larger.
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ASour one thousand soldier

ASour one Thousand soldiers be.
longing to the regular army have
arrived ct Washington and gone in
10 winter quarters This is no un.
usual proceeding, but the Democrats
are raising howl over il, and charg.
ing on Grant the intention OF inau
gurating Hayes at the point OF the
bsyonet Buchanan concentrated
troops at Washington in the Spring
Of 1861, prior 10 the Inauguration Of
Lincoln, bat II the soldiers now or.
dered there are ~ harmless as they
were then, there 10 not likely to be
anybody hurt Grant will prevent
tho organization Of another rebellion
At all hazards. and not permit the
machinery Of the government to be
used in the interest Of traitors ~
buchanan did.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.

The undersigned, Assignee Of John
Shaver, will expose TO Public Sale on
the premis es, in Adams townsLip, on SAT.
URDAY, DEC. 10th 1875, the following
described Real Estate. situate 40 sforesaid
adjoining lands Of Levi Musser, John NJ,
Meyer. Abraham Ysrgsr and others, con
tanning SEVENTY ACRES. more or lees,
in q good state Of cultivation /: under, n ood
f,ncc, and conveniently located whsreon
are erected o good NEW HOUSE, NEW
BANK BARN and other necessary out
buildngs-goOd water at the door-ch hoicc
fruit &c, SO,
Sale to commence At 10 O'clock ., m, Of
said day. when duo ntiendancs will be
given and terms Of sale made known by
J. }, suRADER,
Dec, 7,T6, Assignee,
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4 exchange aays /.

Az exchange says: That the
State Of New York 10 legitimstely
Republican 10 evidenced by the fact
that both branches Of the Legisla-
tare are Republican. The Demo-
cratic frauds in that State were per
petrated in order to secure electoral
aud 9ubernatorial votes, and hence
they were confined to comparative
y few places, such as New York city
and other populous centres. Had
Tilden's managers distributed their
Illegal voters over the State, they
could have carried everything.
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TsElR- are many indications in
England Of the probability Of large
deuasd there this winter for Amer.
loan wheat. It is estimated that the
requirsaasnts Of that country will be
1l2,000,00O bushels in the oxcess OF
Tie supply, and this country will be
looked to ~ tho chief source Of &C.
eommodating the demand. San
ftascisco sends England more wheat
than any other single port.
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TT PAYS every Manufacturer, Mer
i chant, Nsehsnie. Invsusov, Warmer or Pro.
fsssionst men, TO keep informsd on al the I'm.
provsnsnts and discevs'iss Of the age. -.
SsIs II. 81; s:;a o. :,s,y :my % ,rcs.se
tive, one thst fosters 8 tsst for lnvsstiEsiiou,
ann promotes thought and encourages dI.cus.
sion among the members.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
which has bssn Published weekly for the last
thirty one years, does this. TO an extent BE-
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TOWNSHIP CLERKS Sale.

WILL be sold st Public Sale. al Trout.
w mans Mill. in Perry township. Sny-
der county. on SATURDAY. DECEMBER
10th. 1875. at 2 o'clock p. NJ, FIVE
HUNDRED FT. YELLOW PINE PLANK.
TO be sold TO pay expenses for removing
nuiscsncss from Public hishwap, IS the
property Of sassrah Miller.
DAVID SCHNEE.
Township Clerk.
Perry Twp. Nov. %, '76.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE q har'by given that be-
=: s:s &: I: s. ss: s; x:;s e e.. s
leg 81 ~. - =. ~ hssess sss ssstiossd
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Tns two parties will be very even
y balanced in the next House Of
Representatives Of tho United States.
II therc isa Democratic majority al
Oh, It 10 not likely TO be over four OF
i've, which will DO too small 10 ena-
bic them TO carry through any wild
schemes Of legislation.
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscments
under the $500 Law. Notice is
hereby given that the following widow.
appraisemenis have been fled with the
Clerk Of tie Orphans Court Of Snyder Co.,
for confirmation on Monday, the Ilth day
Of Dec. inrt.
OF Philip 0smberling DECD
Apprsismsnt of Margaret Msnies. widow Of
Abssr Msipss decd
Apprsisnsnt of Mary Hu6nsgis widow Of Jpo
r. Hufnsgis decd.
Apprsisnsnt Of Sarah stuck widow Of Levi
0tuct decd.
Apprsismsnt Of Susan Labosrd widow Of Peter
Ls board decd.
Nov. .. 10. J.oRoUsR, olorh O. q.
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A SSiRnee Notice.

A Ill persons interested are hereby no.
6Atihed that Henry Brousc. of jackson
township. Snyder county. made an assign
ment Of sll his effects. real and personal
10 the undersigned for the benefit Of hi,
creditors. All persons having claims are
requested to present them 10 the under.
signed. and persons indebted will please
make immediate payment.
GEORGE d. BENFER
Dec. I. 1876. Assignee.
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twithstandinR that Come

Notwithstanding that Connecticut
has given about 1900 majority for
Tilden, her Legislature will be Re-
publican on joint ballot. The same
seems to be q fact in New Jersey,
whore the Republicans claim one
majority on joint ballot in the Log
islaturs giving 10 IN United States
8ssstor In the place Of Frslinghuy-
sen. Republican. s
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
1 following articls. hsve bsen purchased BY
me ~ upds,ixnsn, ~ a. sss,'nt SALE, on the ss,e
the possession OF Thomas Sheilen bcrsor, during
HE pleasure. All persons are cautioned not 70
meddls 90 interfers with the same, VIA
Horse, . Mare, I Coz, lot Gears, buggy,
SpYiug Wagon, Sled, HAy. Cornfoider, Corn.
Straw, Apples Cuitivstor, Piows, Harrow,
Wagon, Oar', sleigh, Empty barrels. lot oi
Tobac co, cook stove and fixtures. 4 Wood and
! Goal stove and pipe, T1bls. Cupboard, Desk
Bsis and Bedding, Bureau, sAcres wheat In
ground. JONAS RAUCH
Nov. 80, 1Ga
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Moon Of .Ls nonsy in Tho election
pools 10 New York city, staked on
she result Of the Presidential cleo
tiou, has : been withdrawn, by con.
sat OF both parties. Right but
u should never have been put there.
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A IL persoss Interested ere hereby no.
kAti6sd tkst Harrison Bvouss. of Jack.
con township. Snyder county. made an as
sigansst Of eli HE saSets. real aud psr.
senaI 70 The usdsrsleasd far The bsusAt Of
bic ersditovs. All persons having cisim .
are rsquestsd 70 present then 70 the ua>
dsrsigusd, and psssons indebted will
plssss make imesdis,e payment.
0BOR0E B. BsNRBR,
Dec. Z. 1876. Assignee.
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ll~A;ll kn.Al IL A. l..

Tu. "stili hunt" OF the democrats
in this Congressional district sac
essdsd only by the beggsrly msjori-
~ Of sixty mine, although money wss
used in profasion both 10 this and
other counties OF the district. Ia
Huntingdon county the democratic
corruption fund Was enormous, aad
may yet lead 70 Investigation. Men
ware posted In every district in
this county 10 run stspgsr ahead Of
Major Mshon, HE Rspubiiean COM
pstiter, yet with ell these efforts
stengss wss oaly able 10 lead his
ticket twenty votes This Was the
''still hunt" and the quiet game OF
Che dsmocrstie candidate and other
aspirsnts for Congressional honors.
The blasting of the Perry, County
Dsnoeras Il only 10 divert attention
bom ths msapsass Of The ''stin hunt
shst was ussd 10 defeat gallant col.
djss. II ths Rspubliesns Of this dis.
tsiet ~ tsus - thsmsslvss they will
sooinals usjog Aabos tive ysas..
1eapsrfSyv o. %SvesssS. ~"
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consequence OF the marvellous cures 1t
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tury, is . sufficient assurance TO the
public that II win continue to realize
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A DMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE
A-I.etteys OF sdnieissration On shs estate ci
having been granted 10 the undsrsigned. all pee
sonp knovtng theneelvee isdsbtsd 70 said estate
are requssted 70 make Immediate payment while
those having claim will present them duly
% suthsnticstsd for settlement 70
ABNER HOWELL,
JOHN HOW ELL,
DEE. =, ~. AdainisIrstors.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE following 4 The official vote for
President { in all she counties Of The
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ASSIGNEE Notice

A DMINi STRATOR'S NOTICE
1ALetters OF sdminisiratiou on tho estate OF
John r iIunu.gie, late Of Centre twp :. Sny der
county. Pa, decd. have been granted TO the
uuder.igned. All persons tnosing themse | yos
indebtsd to aid estate viii please make imme.
dia'e payment while those having claims
ment 70 JACOB H. HA RTMkN
Nov. 4 10. Admjpistrstor
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Estray Bull.

CAME 10 the premises Of the pndersign'
" ed 10 Jackson township on Thursday y
November 2. 1876. A BROWN YEAR
LIMO BULL. The owner 10 requested Il
come forward. prove properly. pay oharg.
o. and take him away or be will be dispos
ed Of according to law.
BARNARD ULRICH.
Nov, Is. '76
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!. GROUSE, Editor I Proprietor.

-THEas 10 nothing definite about the
sssult Of the election in South CAroli.
ne, louisiana and Florida. We shnll
- aSls 70 announce The nnal action In
~ Nhae 0ksses in our usxt ieaus.
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
hby uoiinsd that rrsasis ". Stuck, Of Mil.
dledreek township, Soydsr ooua'y has made 81
TO the undsrsisns1 for the purposs OF his credit
tore. All persous having cisims are requested
20 present them to the uudsrsig ned, and pef-
sons indebted will please make irnmsdl.ts pay.
ment SEM LELTZEL
Eov. n, 70 ..".. f., Assignee.
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v H. WAGNER, Esq,
- JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

Jackson Township, Snyder Co. Pa,
viii attend to all business entrusted to
his care and on the most reasonable
erms. March IL. '68tf
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Estray Sheep.

GAME to the premises of the nm
NdsrsiGned 10 franklin twp, on Wednesday,
Nov. lot, 1879 THREE SHEEP. The owner 10
requested 70 come fors ard, prove property. pay
,dispossd OF according to law.
: Nov. .. rect. WILLIAM FRYMIER.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

The following table shows the ma
jorities for the respective candidates:
Dist. Dem. mai, Rep. mai.
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