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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

TnE pretty playulness with which
little ch!Idren charm away the cares Of
theil parents was illustrated hy ntouch-
ing occurrence in Indiana. a boy of
six years, after watching the laundry
proceedings, aud especially the way in
which wrinkles in the linen disappeared
before the fiat iron, retired to mediate
in the room where his mther was tax
ing bis after dinner nap. There, gaa-
ing on the burrows which years Of
struggle had made upon the marble
brow of his parent, he was seized by II
beautiful idea. In less thnn Il minute
that devoted little boy was smoothing
out those mark, of time aud sorrow
with II hot nd-iron. Spanking followed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31
WANTED A VERSE.

He was a country looking chap, with
an odd mixture OF sorrow and resigna-
ton on his lean countenance, and be
dropped upon the startled advertising
clerk OF the Bangton Patriot with the
mysterious whisper of:
"She's gone"
Who's gone ?" asked the clerk.
Maria"
WHO in thunder's Maria ?"
" My wife she's gone,"
"Gone WHEREOF
up above-died last night-want
you to put it in your next issue"
What allied her? ?"
" Lockja@: she lay for three weeks
and couldn't speak. Never had such a
quiet time in the house before. Just do
the notice up fine, will you, and I'll see
that everything is fixed up all right"
Accordingly the clerk scribbled away
for moment, handed ont what he had
written for orinspectlon, and curtly remark
ed
Dollar thirty five"
The bereaved husband read it over
carefully, and finally gave sigh Of sat
islaction.
That's all right" said he, handing
over the required specie, " but [ s'pose
you could put verse on the end, couldn't
you ?"
Well, yes" ruminated the clerk, "
guess so. What kind Of verse do you
want ?"
"Sumthin' tcnder-lke 'an sorrowful.
"How would this do ?" asked the
clerk, scratching his head with the end
Of his pen holder.
"A perfect female, folks did consider her
She gone and left weeIin' widO~er."
"That's kinder melancholy" reflected
the stranger, " but | reckon lisa leete
Jest eetle-too personal. Just you
try it again. | don't mind putin up
hansum for sumthin' that'll rake folk,
heattstrins."
The clerk gazed at the ceiling for q
moment, and then suggested
"lhe husband lost a wife,
The children ma,
Died on friday night
From the locnJaw."
Yes" broke out the mourncr, wip-
ing his nose with u black bordered hand
kerchief, -" but you see don't own any
young 'uns."
" hat do you think Of this, thea p
''She always was coutentod
At llle suo'd ncEof carp,
tunJ 10 DO angel
AND play on Al golden harp"
Don't believe thaL'I suit. You see
Maria couldn't even pIny on II pianne,
an ! know Il harp would stump her, sure
Poor woman she had tender heart
though, and made the most elegant bis
cult you ever saw"
Hinged il | wont have to charge you
extra" gtowIed The clerk. d" uln1L Il
Longtellow or Tennyson."
Il know" meekIy replied the weep
in wiIower." jest try once more
won't you ?"
50 ;he clerk did try, and at last ground
out the following:
On earth could not stay Marian,
So sho uIcd ana went up nIsner.'
Sorter irrcverent, arn'L it p anxious
ly asked Mminl's relic. 81 reckon |
wouidn grudge couple of dollars Tor a
bang up verse;
Thu, simulated, the machine poet BE-
came suddenly inspired, and eAulting y
produced
"Cry for Maria!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

THERE are 1850 languages spoken in
the world and when a Democrat wants
to give uttelance to his feelings about the
electoral count, he wishes there were five
or six more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31
8 8 8 s 8 8 Z

To the Working glass. We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
omploymcnt at homo, the hole of tho time or
Tor their spare moments Business now, light
and probable. Persons of either Sex easily
earn from 30 cents to : per evening, and a
pro- oruonal sum by deyoting their whole line
to the b sness Boys and girl, earn nearly as
mach as lnen. That all who soc this notice
may send their addr IS ard test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer: o such ms
are not well satisfied we will send ono dol lar
TO pay for the trouble Of writing. Full partic-
ulars, SAMPLES worth several dollars to com
meneo work on, and copy Of Home ami Fire
side on OF tho largest and best illustrated
Publications, all sent free BY mail keader,
II you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
dress, GEORGE STlSsoS i Co., Portland, Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

An Illinois newspaper has this adver-
tisement: "Fuund.-A buckskin mitlen.
| the owner wiz leave the other at this
office he will greatly obige the finder"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

AN anxious inquirer is informed that
"Pull down the bind" does not refer to
poker. 1t is II term used in the game of
love, not in the game of cards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

TrfnHy chapter, No. 10, A. II. ~,
Macts on the Second and lourth Tuesdays
o! zach month, at Masonic HALL, " eayer,
vile, at 7 O'Clock, p NJ
o. G. CHRISTENSEN, IL. T..
H. +. GnItrlN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

SisiiI Enc"mpmfmt, No. IL, =. .. -. H.
Meets on the oveui * OF the r,t and Third
tuesday. Of each monte at Oun fELLoWs
II tLL, Neuveryllle, ut O'Clock. PatrIarchS
from abroad aro invited TO visit us.
". t.JtNkANS, c. p.
C. W. CRAIG, Scribe. JanI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

.fOi IN star L"dFr, No. OF, =. .. O. T..
Holds its regular meeting, at UuD khLLoWs'
hALln Wcavervilc, every Thursday evening
at O'Clock. Members of the order nom
abroad are cordially invited to attend
I. Il. JON LS, n. G.
C. w. CRAIG. r. S. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

Beacon IOdgs, No. 300, Z. %. II. T.,
Meets every sunday evening, at y = o'clock, at
Coon TLMrLAR HALL, caveIvilo. Nom
hers OF other Lodges are cordially invited to
moct with Us.
GEO. B. JUMPER, W. CT.
g. B. BASSIlAM, W. 5. janlO.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Hold their reg tlar communications at Vi \
5 YiC ii VII, " eaVoryiile, on the last ~atlduy
OF each month. lioer o. meeting, : O'Clock.
?. N. j. W. pIilIBbUOA, ". NJ
NJ. L. GblttIN Secretary. jaul.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31

COmef lodge, Ne. 81, ,. o. o. r..
Holds its regular mootingS, at UpD FtILoWSi
II Ali, Trinity Center, ON saturday evening
of each week. j. @. SOHM y. e.
SAM I Eli III BEELL. Ii. ). janI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31
THE EYES ! THE Eyes !
DIR. L. II. PARDEE.
OcuIiSt and Aua.ist.

"A FFEsi a PE0TRiCTED BEEYD
Z "a ness OF more than 1--we years, lIr. purd,s
mas made illnScl. thoroughly and scientiuca,
~ nc .aintcd with all Diseases of the Ee
ana l. nos pracliciHg with SUCCESS NOT sur.
passed in the United States
All operations performed, such MS Strali,.
mus, or crOsS-eye, Cataract by linear cytrl.-
llon, depression or A bsorption. Ptrrynium. ot
ueshY membrane growing over tho eve, Hcdac.
tlou ol StH 'hNlOna, or Dulging out of the eve
Artificial 'upii, iStula, LaclIymalis. or clOr
lhg OF the leal passage, and all dAlormties u
the LIds, ctc.
Artificial Eyes insorteo without the leat
pam, and po5sossins all tue movements and
plilllducE Ol the real eye. a large ass0l;mcli
constantly on h0hd aud iur sale at rcaSona5s
Prices. ho Doctors Eye Bath ior the leal.
u%ht ana ear" OF all noVOus diseases is u.c4
all over this coast
hahkf i 70 thosa physicians who have sen.
ann eases ior operation, he hopes .iiat hi. anr
N'l:aL sdcc - viii warrant Continuation
mon cohldence. Ills celebrity as an operate
Is co-rNtrh.iHo with bis success, as patlcui
are pre- hilhg thei.Sclvcs, for treatment aud
upVlHli iohs' iIo'h NeW 0rk and Boston, ale
monthly. Many patients can be seen at tH :
Doctors olhce daily, in different stages Of rr E
cuyefy.
,owIcE-13z clay street, (Oppos!te th
flahali san Francisco.
EAE6E NOTECE.-" Esar Z. rofb
De JsfteUsd fhOash Le sp,aEs me truth"
reports are in circulation through the urIi |
country that have retired from busin S., ibA
ma g. sono to the Atlantic States that Nd
III Europe, &e., &c. 10 those interested vii
sHy thal the report has been gotten in eircar
ton iol the t Itherance OF other parties 6N E
are trying to obtain, illegitimateiy. an Gt F
practice, i he re, Urt has been started byn
iln rant mountobank, and without the Ieai
tf"th' as am ut my Office daily, and attendI5
10 about sixty daily patients.
f.. ~. PARDEEi. OcuIist.
7j7 Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31
Anlirlinn enrn

AillcllOn sore
Long tIuIa She bore,
Physicians were in vain
LocoJaV het.h-d her,
Death ii / tened her,
Como to rIs5 again.
"TelI you what" enthusiastically ex-
claimed the wdower, that's tip top
Here's your two dollars you've nrnt
them. a young man that can make up
sich aifeclln' lines rs them has got gIo-
Iious future before him -
And squeezing the exhausted poets
hand the elatcd speaker lett in search of
Il pair Of black KID gloves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31
sYy- ~e-1
Z E-"- 4. OH CIV

Pitchers Castoria is complete substitute
Tor Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take rs
Honey. It's particularly adapted to Teethirs
and irritable children. 1t destroys worms.
asSiInilatos the food, regulates tho Stomach
and cures Wind Colic Few remedies are A,
eihcacioos for Fovcrishness, Group, Worm,
aad " hopping Cough. Castoria is a ycicniii.
ana purely vegetable preparations, moro eff
iectivo than Castor Gil and neither gags ne.
sripes. Pre'arcd by Messrs. j. b. Rosg n CO..
40 hey Street New York. from the rcciyc Of
Samuel Iitchcr, NJ. D., of palnstablc. Mass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-31
" Crl for Maria
Alas she : 40 moro
Jolnuu tuo singing seraphs
pom tho Otncr snura.',

Alas she 40 moro
Jolnuu tuo singing seraphs
pom tho Otncr shurs.',
The afflicted one unea-ily took chew
Of tobacco, and whispered
" Beautiful but there ; one thing that
spiles it. MalNr hadn It any more mclo-
dy in her than an cd p.ough, an IT : de-
liberit sin to speak ol her IL vocalist
None Of them other eyrup- jse'aph,l sou
alluded to could keep Time with her"
" Well" thoughtlully remarked the
discounted clerk, "it this ain'taIl o. X.
you'Il have to hire II special poet I'm
nlnYed ont:
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FREMONT HOTEL,
AIN STR EFT,
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM.
Proprietor.

The Proprietor would most respectfully an
nonnce to his many old friends and also the
uayelins uUbic that he has leased this we'll
known brick hotel, and will ut all times be
found ready to wait upon all those who may
Tho rAHLE viii be Supplied with the BEST
tho market affords. The ROOMS are large,
wcIl ventilated and furnished with new Spring
Beds throughout.
Janl. WILLIAM p. MAYHEM.
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frfnffD County German HOSpiseI SS-
ciety, holds its keqllar Quarterly Meetings at
the iiOsr1rtL BUn.ING, Neaverville, on the
first sunday Of March, juno, september and
December ID. HANSEN,
JAM Secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

A Washington correspondent says
that several curious intrigues are in
progress, all having for their object
the securing of Justice Davis resig-
nation in time to allow President
Grant IT, nominate his successor.
The one already outlined in a tele-
gram from Detroit seems to be looked
upon here as having considerable
strength, as it involves an opening
OF the way at once for an attempt by
Secretary Chandler to enter the Sen.
ate through the promotion If Sena-
tor Christiancy to the Supreme G, art
Bench. The chief strength Of tbs
movement lies in the belief that Sec
rotary Chandler would he able to
prevail upon the President to do this
thing without regard to the claims
of other candidates on account of
Chambers devotion to him a d his
position and labors in the late cam
paign. The frie nds'of Senator Howe
those of Gen. Logan, and those of
Senator Frelinghuysen, each have
strong hopes. The curious feature
of nearly every one of these cases
seems to be an effort to create the
impression that if Justice Davis
would only resign promptly, the
President would be sure TO appoint
Judge Drummond as a friend OF JUS
tice Davis. II this idea has sufficient
power to move Davis to resign, then
the fight for succession Will open in
earnest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

THERE is certain ass of croak
ers nowadays confined, of course, to
Ahe Democratic party, who are full
of gloomy prognostic4tions regard
ing, efuture condition of our coun-
try1presaging evil of ALL sorts and
seeing nothing but ruin ahesUt, and
the country surely going to the "4,lem.
milton bow wows,n unless they and
their own political associates are at
once placed in control OF things gen
orally. The simple fact of misman-
agement in our own State, and their
party blunders in Congress for the
last few years, are entirely overlook
ed. Increasing the peoples burdens
by creating new offbces-ten men to
assess Garrett county for instance,
and doing this at a time when the
people are least able to bear it-dOn't
look likerefnrm. The fact is, friends
that the State and county don't fur
nish enough Offices for their greedy
applicants. They want everything
This is the alpha and omega of theil
reform.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

cure colored people equal rights be-
fore the law, and protect all citizens
from violence and interference with
their political opinions or affiliations.
NEW YORK;. Feb. 22.-The Pales-
tine Commandery of knights Temp
lar, Commander Thorne, will make
pilgrimage through the Western
States in the Spring. Exhibition
drills will be given in the principal
cities visited, and on the day Of de-
parture from New York the Com
mandery will give drill before the
city authorities in front of City Hall.
The members will be in full uniforms
and their pilgrimage will last one
month. The Columbia Comman-
derry, Commander Fleming, wilGalso
go on a proposed tour through the
Eastern States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

By the time our new paper has
found it's way to the homes of the
people Of our county, the great Com
mission will have consumated its
work and Rutherford b. Hayes will
been declared the lawfully elected
President of the United States.
No one doubts that he will lie in
augurated, unless some mailman
should seek his life, AMI, after the
fashion of that party, add another
assassination to its list of crimes.
Would it be wonderful. after the
talk current in our sheets for mOn,h>
pastS threats from the highway and
articles in leading democratic papers,
that are passed from hand to hand
with democratic approval if SOM
lunati. should attempt some such
fool hardy act We warn those
democrats who have countenanced
this sort of talk, and who have desir-
ell to be enrolled and "Inarch on to
Washington" that they and tn 'ir
party will he held to a strict account
for any such crime, should it come.
w deprecate excited discussion at
ira time like this, but we think that
We may as well call attention to the
Iindct that this has been II tavorite
Obhode of dealing with these problems
,,nI,by the Democratic party.
IL sThey could not answer the argu.
lonhents of Senator Sumner. So they set
Preston Brooks to pound his skull
roInto jelly. They violated the Mis-
q Souri, Compromise, then failed in
their ubiquitous attempt To make
Kansas slave State and sought by
treason to destroy what they could no
longer control and abuse, and " hen
their treason was defeated they man
iiested their insane hate by murder
ing the man who had led the country
through the prrils of the war they
had made and crowned with this act ,
their record Of in,amy.
When the war was over the
General who had successfully met
their host and received the Surrender
of their lavorite leader at AppoInat
tox, became the object of Their hate,
and in their consuming desire to Dust
him from his Office and possess it,
sent forth as their battle cry "any'
thing ID beat Grant" aud nominated .
tue man of sll O.Ae.s IN ~. Lie Iana |,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03

Mr.. Tilden's letter of acceptance
was buried out of sight three days
after it appeared. The letter of Gov.
Hayes remains to day one Of the
most pithy and sententious political
documents ever written. With all
the experience of the canvass and
the long suspense since the election,
it is doubtful if a more sagacious
policy could be outlined than his let
ter contains. The closing paragraph
is timely reading. 1t is AS follows {:
"With civil service organized upon
system which will secure purity,
experience, efficiency and economy !;
with a strict regard for the pubic
welfare solely in appointments; with
the speedy, thorough and unsparing
prosecution and punishment of all
public officers who betray official
trusts; with a sound currency, with
education unsectarian and free to all;
with simplicity and frugality in
pnblic and private affairs, and with
fraternal spirit of harmony perva-
ding the people of all sections and
classes, we may reasonably hope that
the second century of our existence
as nation will, by the blessing OF
God, be pre-eminent as an era OF
good feeling and period of progress
prosperity and happiness"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
MARCH 3, 1871.
SdLHtdtOry.

With tO-day's issue we commence
.e public ton of THE REPUBLICAN
hich we are warranted in saying
I hereafter be Il permanent insti'
on in our community and which
propose to makea welcome week
visitor to every household in the
:, srnty..
7 rIts political status is stafficientIy
In Heated by its name.
We leave the future 20 show with
what zeal and ability it will defend
that great party, whose triumph was
the salvation of our common country
ever the base designs and traitoroua
assaults of those men, who, because
they could no longer control, sought
the utter destruction of that Govern
ment, which is to us the price
less legacy not only of the Fathers
of the Revolution, but those Martyrs
of III" later time, when blood was
poured out at Gettysburg and Apo
mattox, "that the Union might live"
We shall seek to make known, as
widely rs we can, the resources OF
our county, and urge our people t.
improve their opportunities in every
possible way. We shall advocate
more extensive and more thorough
educational facilities and always rs.
pouse any measure that shall elevate
the morals, add to the kn0wed re
and improve the comforts of our PEG.
pie.
We shall be glad to have CORE
spondenca from every section of the
county upon all subjects of general
interest.
We shall seek to furnish for our
"famiIy circles" such reading as may
interest and amtise that ''better"
nish a paper that to sound political
doctrines shall add usefullnes and
such literary excellence as shall
make it Indispensable in every well
ordered home in Garrett County.
THE EDITOR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
THAT there is brilliant future. il

THAT there is brilliant future in
store for our country seems manifest
~ certain. The Centennial celebna-
ton of cur independence cannot be
looked upon as the dawning of uew
era, so much as, in fact, sort of stop
ping point on the road we have been
travelling for yaars. The process of
educating cur people has been going
on, end while silent, and perhaps in
perceptible, ii certainly has not been
the less sure. The great interest
manifested in that display and the
evident appreciation Of everything
elegant as we'll as useful, must be
recognized as evidence going to
prove the fact that our pope have
not altogether lost their love for the
beautiful in art and allure in eager
pursuit of the practical. Those silent
agents. the free school and free
press, have been at work in man
ner gratifying to an intelligent OBJ
server of the march, of events.
The influence of our free public
schools cannot be overestimated an
they need the most Jealous care of all
good citizens. Ifpe0ple must warm
up on any subject, lei them give vent
totheir enthusiasm In the cause of ed
maIi0n. But we cannot overlook the
fact that for the general diffusion of
knowledge among all classes, old and
young, rich and poor, the newspaper
press has been the chief factor, and
Is an educator, the editor of a ne VS.
paper must take rank with the teach
erS. And whilst we enter the ranks
of this great profession with diff
dence, we do not for moment nn-
derrate the influence of a good news
paper, and our constant aim shall be
t" aid and encourage a healthy senti-
mpnt regarding all subjects which in
trrest the good citizen. Let us have
good papers, good books and good
teachers. With knowledge comes
morality; with morality religion;
with rel gion good government.
Wac shall Sainsay US?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
THE Baltimore and OHIO Railroad

recently delivered in New York O
cargo of teas and silks, which came
Trough in the remarkable time of
thirty four days from Yokohama to
New York, it being forwarded via
San Francisco and Baltimore. This
speaks well for the route via BaIti-
more, and we are informed that Bal
tim0re will i'm short time re- Give a
considerable share of this business,
in consequence of recently completed
arrangements between the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and the Pacific
Roads.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-03-03
TELEu RAPHIC.
RESULT.


At the time Of going to press, on
Friday morning, but three States re.
manned to be counted, namely: Wiz
ginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin,
which was, no doubt completed on
Thursday, and r. b. Hayes and w.
A. Wheeler, declared elected resi-
dent and Vice President of the
United States.
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT HAYES.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, February 2S.-
Governor Hayes and party will leave
Tor Washington tomorrow noon.
He will Mt resign his position as
Governor at present.
GOVERNOR HAYES SOUTHERN POL
ICY.
New YORK, February 2S.-The
HerdlPs dispatch also says, in IA let
ter from Governor Hayes, received
on Saturday by Mr.. Charles Foster,
member of Congress from the dis.
trict in which Governor Hayes lives,
and his personal friend Hayes writes:
Assure any of our southern friends
that lam impressed with the neces-
sity of a complete change of men and
policy. shall stand by the ideas
outlined in my letter of last summer.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE RECoGNI.
TON OF NICHOLS.
New YORK, Feb. ga Herald
special from New Orleans says. Gov.
Nichols yesterday received dis
patches stating that negotiations
We're on foot with Gov. Hayes
friends, represented by Col. Stanley
Matthews and others, which would
without doubt, secure the recogni-
ton of his government. Nichols
deemed them of sufficient impOr-
tancee 10 have them read in an ex-
ecutive session of the Legislature,
all the leading Democrats considering
the question of State Government as
settled. The election of United
States Senator was yesterday post
pOned until the extra session which
Nichols intends calling, and which
is expected to last ten days from the
of the present term.
The conditions ofrecognition of the
Nichols government are as follows
The Presidents orders to General
Augur are to be rescinded, ana the
Democrats take possession Of the
State House and all the departments
Of the State government, SO that
Gov. Hayes on his inauguration will
find Nich@lls' government de facto.
In return the Democrats are to give,
the Republicans the long term ore
United States Senator, guarantee mb on
munity for all past political acts, st is