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CITY DRUG STORE
Burrows RIofk. Main Street, keOkuk. &

j, h j. e. STEWART are now IN receipt IL
OF very large and carefully selected stock OF
Drugs. Medicines and Chelaicals, Patent Medi-
cines. Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors
Paints, Oils, Dye Ssufls, Pesiumery. and every
variety OF fancy articles usually found in tlle
best establishments Of the kind. Every article
warranted pure aud genuine.
Purchasers will confer a mutual favor by CALI
ing AT our establishment before buying else
where.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DIR. 4 II. STEWARDS Office and consulting
Room III ihe Drug Eiofe.
fant RAsiOkAI AfAIatsffst
!, Q, Edwards, a. o., OHIO MsIlss4 Iplisge
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TRADE SALES.
over s I,OO0 worth Of
DRY GOODS.

ID o o IS Il n = h o 5,
IT PUBLIC AUCTION IL KE0KUk.
10 be solJ wi,..out reserve for cash.
w Ill. be offered for sale at oar Auction
w Room GA MAN street, commencing on
Monday morning, 1t O'Clock, May lfh, and
continued from day 70 day uuta he stock i
closed. the largest and most valuable assortment
ol Goods ever eisGed ia TINS city 1t putin sale
Amongst t.4e ss-stftrFrt VIII be found sYeIf
variety oi Broad Cl9ths, Doeskin Cassimers, al
wool Iweeds, Faaci a4mmer C4s~imers Jeans,
C9tohades, ali wool D'laaes, GlbgAala I.awos.
lrlsh Lnens, Inv t0, bf8au aal bltaeIsea Table
cloths, Car;4la Maslns Iaronets an3 GaHbglc
ta SWISS do aiso.a large as sortmentof Heaslfry
black llalan 1rat a.. SatH Ar>tugs, tahge Sin
Hansgeseh.eis, Swing six tle1c1ei Mssilas,
Ifeeln9e Iben Shi4ts aHd Collars.
Also forty ca@es oi Boots sad Shoes, Hhich
Hll be sofa iH liberal lHts together wiII a gene
ral assortment oi Notions TOO nutgefos4s IS mea-
ton. sue Patent Thread. Spool Cotton. Car=
pet Hag-, Razor steops. Pms, Neea.es, ls-a4 tl-
c.i-. Cou,bs, Brashes, e. &C.
Sale positive. Terms c4.h The Tfsle are
particularly invite to tins SHE Tie Good. aiN
be realty i,r exam sa.ian 81 Monday morning
previous to iaesalc.
+ MILLS. Auctoheet
AlaE III.
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pLOW AND WAGON FACTORY,
Conner OF Twelfth apd Main Streets,
kEoKTH IOWA
81 r. NJ q

II AVE- w.t erected. and have now IN operation
IL large and extensive establishment, for the
manufacture Of Plows and Wagons OF a superior
quality Their machinery being propelled by
s,am, and hsving supplied themselves with q
large quantity OF selecter and wel-seasof-d tim
Der, and employing none but competent work
men, they feel assured that they possess superior
facilities to that OF any other Wagon and Plow
establishment in Southern Iowa.
lTr Prices low and wo.k warranted.
ADril 2sth SLY
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IANGE ARRTv AIS or MoRMoNg.-Tr0m
counts the missionaries of the Nor
- ~ ere proselyiing vigorously in Europe
Jv.i tow. We are Informed that more
~ i've hundred Latter Day Saints ar.
is'i at Philadelphia, from Liverpool on
,fprday, in the ship Juyenta; and four
nnlred and twenty four other zaalots
"a. he'd the same port.a lew days previous.
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-14

BURROWS BLock. Two new stores, -
ono Tor Stoves, and the other for Hollow
Ware, will soon te opened ii Burrows
Block. We are not likely to suffer for
lack OF Stoves in It's community but we
should like to see the facilities rapidly in
creased for supplying them with fuel
Let US hurry UP that Railroad u Farming.
ton
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Nkw FloukrSc Mil. Tie Eog'e Fac.
tory having lately eh.ngcd hands, is now
undergo'ae thorough repairs under the
charge OF Nr. Weltner TIE intention IS
to make frst rate Touring mill Tor tie
accommodation ofthe public Tins viii
be special CONVENIENCE 10 Cattaraugus.
and as competition is said to be tie life
OF trade. The benz Ct may l. extended 10
the entire ci'y and ".the rest Of man
kind"
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X lna Cn0ieE calawsa crepe C,tt-
| J,UUU tia.s. - sale, e,r3 afi ia.
y nlate 0r3cfs received ~ iEs;sll al at o.sr Nas
Is! Grounds, one-half laile west Of t.4r el,Y
iinfs Also q choice assortment Of Fruit Ifers
aaa F,nry Shiabbery. sc.
HIBBELL 4 HILTON
keoknk, Nay s., 1880. 2aaAw
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- Aiinted number Of Special Notices viii
ln"erfed under this head al % cents a line for
sa'h Insertion, or over the editorial ead for 30
csui line.
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Farmers take Notice.

ID ElCHER la. on hand and will furnish to
l. order Zimmerman's celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and Bsgging
grain ready for market. 1t will thrash and clean
from 800 to snn bushels per day, and has tsEsn
the premium al the Crystal Palace, New York,
and at the State Fairs Of Maryland, vngiKia, fn-
diana, Illinois, &C. Orders will be thankfully
received and communications will receive pyomFt
attention.
Residence on Fulton 81, between 2d and 3i.0
p. ElCHER.
Keokuk, April 10, 1855. d&w
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Daily Gate Gltv.

Ne meat to make il wofth lls ptica. ard !,
f'*at Jea more, Il We ran. Our means Of help
ing every body are greatly enlarged, ard Sc, alst,
a,s "nr expenses Therefore y Z tH4Ist have more
: 'h'cribers, more advertisers, and more iob
mrrk. And We wish II 10 be remembers Al. I
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nAE hundred s3oi hotses FOR use of ~
- Government wanted immeaiafeiy, TT Gxesy
wAica the highest casfs price Will he pRia.----<%
Nc have on hand theee spans of farm horse
2na ole pslf ol blood bay mares which wi. sel
cheap atckEE 81 TilBEKAiAN.
MAiah 26, 1917 aawan
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liz Mr. Hobb opens hi, Commercial
School this evening with lecture.
The public are invited to attend al
Stannus 6 Ilanilton's Hall.
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u DR.. G. st. C. HussEY is duly author
i1sd agent for the transaction of business con
nected with this Office.
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M Ill fol 1T s. " & II fuckers All sssort-
W meu1 Of Painted Ware, consisting of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs Chlldren's Baths Water
pals, Chamber Buckets Water Closets, &C.
also, Iapaned Ware. consisting Of Wash Bowls,
Nests of Trunks, Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, Knife
TrayS. Dfatisrs for Glasses, Tea Caldies. Dust
Pans &c, also, Plated Forks and Spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives ami Forks, singIy and in setts
oi 81 pieces. Small (irindstones, Enamelled
Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal Ket-
tlss. &c.
May /. is55 d&w
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oh'o NoaiH1FIoas. Tie Cleveland
Le4der s<s'e. that the know Nutlanss u
that State have recently nominated Tic lol.
loving ticket, to be voted on the second
TUESDAY Of October next
For Governor-Jacob BrnkcrhoG, Of
Mansfield.
For Lieut. Governor, Chauncey N.
Ods, Of Crcleyille.
For Secretary Of State Vim. r. Bas-
com, OF Columbus.
for Treasurer Of state-A 7. Stone,
oil Columbus.
For Auditor Of State i G~Nilson.
Tor Attorney General -k. NJ. Corwine.
Of CINCINNATI
For Board of Pubic Wotks-H. II.
Dodd, of Toledo.
For supreme Judges r. G. ITurd. Of
Mount Vernon, and Il. l.. Peck, of Ports.
mouth.
The daily Gate City., 1855-05-14

SOMETHING rue MArrER wlru SEsEcA
LAKE.-Ihe Geneva Gazette OF Saturday
says
"Our citizens for two days past have
been considerably interested, and some of
them great deal excited, in reference to
strange and thus far inexphcable phe-
nomenon that has occurred In the waters
oi Seneca Lake During the whole of
"Wednesday and yesterday The waters
would rise and fall, in spaces of time va
sftag from ten minutes TO half an hour,
oantlnuonsly through those days. from five
ches TO two feet in height. Just after
' DOWN on Wednesday evening friend
9 ours made an exact measurement Of the
! ! ani time. In fifteen minutes The wa
tell i6A inches, when it commenced
'l-fny again.
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o' every description. executed al this office in
superior manner land al low rates as elsewhere
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JAMES REYNOLDS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,

~ hohIsSAiC sAAu III UkkA~ky
Mechanics Bioct. North side Of Main ST.,
kEOkUK, IOWA.
III tAFtAG made arrangements for per- -
Ii manent business ID the above linz, am
now offering TO The city and county trade ~
A large and we'll selected stock If
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Dgts, Oils and Var
nlshes, Brushes, Glassware rnd Window
6inss,
Also Perfnmery and fancy articles, Cigars, To-
bacco and .nnf, aud choice assortment Of
Family Groceries, Including Spices, Teas, Fla
vofng Extracts Candies, Soda, Salaraius, and a
variety Of articles pertaining 10 that department !;
all whca will be sold on tho principle OF "small
profits and quick returns"
Particular attention given TO preparing pre-
seFipliohs. h cases whore medicines are re-
qufed during the night it is frequently inconve-
nlent to ob ain them, This difficulty have
completely obviated by having my residence In
part Of the same building occupied BY nv
store; and persons desiring medicines. may rely
upcn procuring them al all hours. night or day
without inconvenience or delny.
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
by the quantity, are requested 10 give me cali
as ain determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house in the city.
April 6, 1885 div.
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TtllN ASD FlN1 JNB U[IRk

lad as well aud Just a. cheap as ay 10 ly, il not
= little more so" CucAlaie He Aste.ttt,e.its -
IN right klnd about your business. II yoa wish
ic sn,ceed. Aud reInt ulber that We have the
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FLowERs-BrAurrfuL F1o21ns.- Re.
member the sale Of flowers tins morning
u O'Clock. at tie store of Mrs. Brtton
We presume tie Ladies Wlll liz there N
full force, and il 50, tie bildirgs \ III of
course be spirited.
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GRlvDsToNE
surveyors Tape Lines.

A WIRED article, aid strongly encased.
a S w IL n TUCKER.
Sign of the Red Paddock
May /, 1865. d&w
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s500.OOO Reward

VtfE BEST AND FUNNIEST MAGAZINES
L AND PAPERS IN the world, comp lsiBg
the best Teles, Sketches. Poetry, aud the mos;
apghablp Jokes ever produced BY human wit
Yankee Notions, or NtUflng- Of Jonathan i
lack khlie5 Pictorial Pieayune: London Punch;
Brother JONAH an; Duchmen; Know Nothing
Almanac, sc. GRAHAM & CAVE.
LAND WARRANTS, PENSIONS, &c.
THE subscriber procures Land Warrants am
j Pensions for an those entitled. Ia order TO
prevent rejection OF delay and ensure success tie
mas obtained FERNS and Instructions direct from
l.. n. WALDO, Ete,
Commissioner of Pensions"
Persons applying through h. subscriber NAV
therefore feel confident that their applications
VIII he properly made
No charge unless successful
lie wei also attend 70 tie collection If ans
claim agatnst tne ifnIret States. having for thai
purpose an agent al Washington, who has con-
stauf sccess to EDITORIAL officers. and feccras,
Office osef Pos, Office. johnson Street
LLOYD p. SIMPSON
May :, 1870 dim
Morning Giory eepy.
Embroideries. Lacrs, &C.
\LEEbES, Collars, ard Chem,spt'es, Cambria
- and sWl-s FionHciHg, EdgiHgs. & lnseriings.
Real Thread I.aces, Elgings and Bobbins. and
Saxony Thread Edclnes IA great variety just re-
ccivea bg r d. FOSTER.
April 3, iS55.
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i WELL selected assortment just received ir ON
II tie most celebrated manufacturers IN the
East The public and the iadles especially, are
invited to call, as they cannot iaiI TO have their
tastes suited in every respect
MOORE & HOOPER.
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Usf received, full assortment Of Glass oil
y various szos by
MOORE & HOOPER
April 3, 1885 dtt
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IIarScs II antell !

Marcl. 2. Is55-aAMif
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17

a sos or WE Gnrr NAPOLEON nHroHE
SrDtsrorc lties1.l U.J Genual Canrob-
crl is bell, we'd 10 tc ,ho hou 81 t,e Emperor
Napoleon and Of Nliaue de- Eaucy. lie
passed tho early portion OF his life in the On
ioyment of the ease and ,asopc,apce which n
large fortune can besiow, and it was not until
called from his liia of dissipation, to attend
upon the dying bed of his mother, that be
learned the secret Of his birth. Immediately,
Notwithstanding the accession of fortune sud
denly acquired by his mothers death not
vthsandng the habit Of idcuoss and luxury
lo had INDUCED IN ever since his birth, he
declared that WIth such blood in h,s Veins,
lo should sa0rn 20 rcman inactive. He inn
mgdiatoiy 500 ont lur tlgicrs as yoiunt, er
in the Chn@curs, gad hs4 risen. by slow de-
prccs to the station hc now occupies. The
moral effect of his relationship to the great
Napoleon, has been immense upon the troops
undor his command, and enabled him to OBJ
tUin Ga a-ccndeucy which S. Arnaud could
ntyCr acquire.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
INTERNArIONAL HOTEL
Jackson st, bet Montgomery & KeRrry
San Francisco, CdlGOiRia
PECK & FISHER, Proprietor.

VIlE Z undersigned take pleasure in announc-
| ing to their old friends and the public
generally, that they have leased for a term
Of years. the above five story brick, fire proof
Hotel, furnished it in the most substantial
and elegant style, and it is now open for the
Inspection and patronage Of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity Of
the Steamboat Landings, and near to the
business portions Of the city; is convenient
for the Business community, and being loca-
ted on high ground, just aside from the dus-
ty thoroughiares, is also desirable home for
families aud gentlsmen otlei-ure.
The International is conducted on the En-
ropran plan of Lodgings, with Meals a separ
ate charge, in Relectory in the basement,
and also a Ladies Ordinary on the main
floor. T. :. PECk.
HENRY FISHER.
n. B.-An Omnibus will always be at the
Steamboat Landings in readiness to take
Passengers to the Hotel at a charge OF ! :;
baggage free Of charge. d. tt
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17

ErtUrFrI ,HclprSr-A correspondent of
tho Preston ll,ueaudl ChoRicie wives the
following anccdo,e "A good while ago q boy
named Charlie had lure dog which was
very fond oi water, aud Ia hot weather he
usci 'o SWIM across Che river near which the
boy lived. one daN ihc Thought struck him
that it would he tue iuu ,o msle me dog
carry ham across The ilg,r. sl De Gtd strlug
go the dogs collar. and ran dnHn with him
60 the waters edge, where he took Oh all his
clothes and then, holding hard by the doz's
ncci, ana tho bt uf suiuu. hc went INTO She
water aud The dog pulled HIM across At
Ter playing about on the other side .l.r some
f'ue, Ney returned 10 the way they had
come. but when Charlie booked tor his
clothes. he could hnd nothing but his shoes.
The wind hat blown al the rest into the
water. The dog saw what had happened,
and masking his liNc muster let 20 the string.
hl makiug believe ~ BITE HIM, lac dashed INFO
the liver. and brought oui urst his coat and
iacn nli the rest in succession Charlie
dressed AND went home in his wet clothes,
and told has moth wha, fun he and the dog
had had Ills mother told HIM that he did
very wrong ln going across the river rs he
lud done, and that Ia. should thank Coo for
iul..ns doe dog take him over aud back
a-an aat.iy ior il the dog had made him
lrt go iu Che liver, he would most likely have
suuA and bceu drowned Little Charlie
tald, Shall thank God now. mauma l'
and De- kueclc3 duau at his mothers knee.
and thUahcd Goa tptu, getting up again.
he threw his arms around ll. dogs neck
saving. - thank You, too, dear doggic, lur
not let;Iur go' lauic Charlie IS now ADM
rai ST. CAatcs Napier.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17

WE send Daily Express to all parts Of
w Siskiyou and TRINITY counties from
5 hasta.
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun
ty, we send to the following places
buttons RANCH,
OREGON GULCH,
STURDlVANTS RANCH,
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
COX'S BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
VANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK Of the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAKE,
YELLOW JACKET,
on CANON CREEK.
PENSYLNANIA BAR,
CANON CITY, or
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH,
STEWARDS FORK,
CIIADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK Of ofTRINTTY,
And 10 all phsisOf
SALMON RIVER.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
SELECTED POETRY.

.--~---~->--~1~.~~-~~
From the Louisville JournGl.I
We were Friends Together.
kscrib1d 10 Tie M,mory Of One saao lOas vsry
Dear 10 Me-
We were friends, gay friends together,
And a strange, deep gloom is shed
On the memories that tehher,
Since feel that thou art dead.
Many "A dear and cherished token
or our youths too cloudcss dawn
IL all ruined now and broken
In my heart, for thou art gone.
We were friends when joys light measure
From liies golden harp was rung,
And the rp~nnq fruits Of pleasure
4 u along cur pathway hung
When 10 glad warm thought repressing,
Heart and soul ioughed from our eyes,
As The light Of Gods own blessing
Laughs in sunshine from the skies.
When the present was too cheerful,
TO regret pleasure past,
Or 70 tremble and be fearful,
That they would not always last
Ire We learned that all too often,
In the fairest blossoms cup,
Though its tiuts the souih-wlnds softcnl,
There is poison folded up
We were friends when every feeling
Was as warm and pure and bright
AZ the summer air, when reellug
Meath a weight Of amber light,
And rs tuneful as the gushes
OF some merry little stream,
When The wind steals through the rushes,
On its dimpIed breast 70 dream.
In southern cline we wandered,
And through gardens whose perfume,
CroUds of regal roses squandercd,
From their treasures Of bloom,
And where starry myriles quiyered
Meath the kisses Of the spring,
Pure rs faxes Of down discovered
From spirits spolless wing.
There by moonlight Oft we reyced
Or when mornings orient crown,
Like an angels hair dsheyelled
From the blue sky hoated down
Ia rich waves Of suull ght sweeping
Who're magnolia blooms were seen,
Like floek Of white doves pecpng,
From their hermitage Of green.
when see blaze yiolets cleaning
Through INST OF Aplil ram,
1Hcn sweet thoughts Of thee come tccming,
And regrets, all Wild aud vain,
by their perfume are excited,
For still memory gunrds with caro-
1Lo-e sweet flowers, alas now biighted,
Which sou culed for me to wear.
II is long since they were gathered,
Yet their fragrance never fed,
And their freshness never wthercd,
'Gll they told ne thou vast doad
But IN mcmory's urn all faded,
Now. their pnlc, blue ashes lie,
And the rosy tnts seem shaded
Upon mcmory's morning sky.
We were friends when smiles Of gladncss
lit thy boyho5d's stately home,
Ere we dreamed that so much sadness
TIe,e in alcr years would come.
Hgny dwcii 40 HAT proud manor,
Yet no heir Is lett 20 claim,
And 20 guard tbe stainless honor
Of'hy f.thcr's cherished hume.
But thouel brief 1ur SUMMER meeting,
I hou hast only gono before,
And my spirit sends thee greeting
Iothat iar OF i.don shore,
Where tle d,ws of youth sull allstcn,
And sweet auc.os seem 10 tell,
That thine angcl-car Win listen
To the voice of my farewell. Rosa
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
UMBER.

THE subscriber has on hand at his Saw
L MIIl and Lumber Yard, at the junction
of East and Main Weaver a large assort-
mcnt Of
IL TBER
which he is ready TO deliver at the shortest
notice in any part of the town. OF adjacent
mines, at the lowest market price
ALBERT SHEPARD.
All orders lefl with NJ. Y. Dept. on
Court street, or Philip IIoler, on Sydney
liIl. wii. be promptly attended to.
n y. I,amng done at short notice.
dQ ir
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WESTERN HOUSE-

NND CENERNL STAGE FFICE.
prick BLOCK, On corHer Of d and Sec
ID oHd Streets MnysrWe, is now open for
the accommodation of the travelling public.
where will be found at all hours Of day or
night, every convenience connected wish a
first class hotel
The house being entirely Grc-proof, the
rooms airy and comfortable. with an elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and domestic newspapers of the day. twill
be the constant desire of the Proprietor to
rer der the WESTERN HOUSF a comforts
able home for the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care-and quiet
and pleasant retreat to all our citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board. SIP per week with Lodging - TO
is per week; single Meals, - cents; Lodging
- cents; single front rooms. 50 10 per
day. Ri. MURRAY.
dH II Pj0Driei0r
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y Office

is hereby given, that we intend to apply to
the District Court, to be hold,a jn April
next ior license 70 keep . Ferry across the
Fru'y River, at Lewis Bridge. and also for
Che privilege OF erecting bridge at the same
place.
WOOD, PHILLIPS & CO.
NARcU !, $50
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TOWER ROUSE.
a the Jduciioa Of the NreIsa and N,ea-
VerYillc Roads i2 miles from shasta

'
ver,lllc Roads ~ miles from shasta
THE undersigned would announce "a the
1 public and particularly To persons trav-
e'lir TO and tiom lIcka and Ncayerviiic,
that having leased this long established
stand. formerly known as the Free Bridge
House. he is prepared 10 entertain Gus
TONERS in a style not surpassed by any ho-
tel Iu Northern Cahiorna.
Having completed his commodious build
ing, aud furnished il in the best possible
manner, he is enabled to promise the very
best accommodations. The table. as here.
totore, will always be supplied with the best
viands the market furnishes; while from the
large garden attached TO the pl emiscs. all the
vegetables grown in this part of the state
vii be furnished in The greatest abundance.
lie Las also secure corral connected with
lls establishment, always supplied with an
abundance OF barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
Zee lsol. dg If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17

Wilde nr Samuel johnson was courtng
h.s Intended vic, iu order 90 tr> her hc told
her that d. had no property. and. morevvr,
hc ouee hai an oid nnc.e that was hanged.
IT, vhch che Mjy r,p0cl, ihat She had no
rs Hfe. rN t.an he haj, and as 10 h,r
&C. N,r Ii one tat
.a-a u, -oe -.- a... .1.s .... deserved
% .e.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
DISTRICT COURT--NinthJ Judicial III.
iriot Trinit, Couuty. state of California
G.. T. PENEBAkER


MARY j. PENEBAkER
The People Of the State of California to
Mary j. Pcu,baker, Greeting
You are here
by summoned 10 arpear and answer in sad
Court unto the complaint Of G.. +. Pn,baker.
hereunto annexed, rra,ing for q divorce
from the bonds OF Narmony. and for other
relief as filed IN our said Court, within ten
days from the date of service hereof If served
wthn this County -if served out Of this
County and IN ths District. twenty days
and if served out of tiis County and Dis
trict, then torty DAYS, exclusive of tbo da,
of service or judgement by default WIll be ta-
ken against YOU, and the plaintiff Viii apply
10 the Court for the relief demanded
- WITNESS: Hon W L. pancerGcld.
sEAL Judge Of said Court. aud my pri-
49, waite seal alhNed. there beng as
yet no official seal provided foy said Court,
this 9th day of january. A d., 1888.
l.. ). WILLIAMS,
Clerk
january 3 Sm
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\ Ill descriptions of Blanks printed To or
i der on short noace q; the IlArs oliice.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
TIE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Halr way between weaver & shasta

ii"ii WAY htiWe'h W caNef ~ SHASTA
To- TIE Subscriber having recent.
,cszA ly completed extensive improves
IL meurs on the above ,rcH kaocp
PREMISES s now prepared to accommodate
10 travelling public in he very best manner
u = Table w.. always oc supplied with every
drIcac> in season, and his bar with the best
qualities Of Wines, Liquors, Segars, etc.
n B-Supcrior accomodators for ami
mais JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
Mountain House. Dec 9, 1871 dg If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
GRASS VALLEY RANCH

NIiE subscribers having completed their
| Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
Icy, would call the attention of the travelling
public TO the fact that this is the nearest and
best route from Shasta 10 Weaver We shall
ondoayor TO keep our table supplied with the
best Of everything the markets Of W Neaycr
and Sha',a afford
Our sleeping arrangements are of the best
~ We have large crop &C the very best
description oi Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared 90 sell at the lowest
railing rates, 40 the Ranch or delivered
dg u NAl = lONDEN \ co
The Trinity times., 1855-03-17
or'7MFNr TO DC mADE IN ADvANcE.)
NUIICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the Austin House,
Awh.Ie under my charge will please call
upon my attorney j. II. Howe, Weaver. anG
settle their accounts Immediately. BY so
doing they viii save themselves some ex-
Fense.
JAMES McLAUGuLlN-
December -, IeJl.