Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-15
WEAvERvIIIE CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1858.
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.

THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
G.. b. MCDONALD, Edition.
WEAVERVI
SATURDAY. MORNING, MAN rs, 1883.
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GETTING ACQUAINTED We are often ccnsured
for tardincss in making acquaintances. 'Oh,
he's selfish and unsocial, and cares nothing for
compani0nshipp We have heard that hundred
times, and wished that others could see the warm
rount which is not much embittercd by infusion
of enmity. All men have not the address to Sc
cure the friendship of all at first sight; nor have
we much confidence in one who in very little
time becomes over familiar We have seen ad-
venturers in a strange place, who in three days
were on terms of intimacy with every one in
sight, and in three months were gone and forgot
ten. Somebody says that fast men do not wear;
it is only the three cent person who splurges.'
1t is better to make friends slowly and retain
them; it is better to assure of merit before the
stranger thrusts himself on new friends There
are numbers of good people in this town with
whom we have never exchanged words; there
are scores of faces which we see every day with
out recognition, yet in many of these strange
faces, we will, after while, see the welcome
smile that bctokens the approach of a friend.
BESSIE OF Sacramento, says she is going to
write an article for the TRINITY JOURNAL, and
adds that when she does it must be superlative~
ly good-past criticism We have read great
many of that sort written by Bessie Promi-
nent among the great, refined and widely rang
ing ntelligenccs of California is Bessie She
holds an exalted place in the estimation of her
own sex, makes contentment and happiness in
her husband house, has kind word for the rag
ged child of want, and tender hand to minister
to the old and when she tries can write sound
ing words of womanly eloquencc, which betray
that genius whose outpourings are sanctGed by
good heart
WE stated, last week, that an individual came
from the Festival with no hat and one boot
Sixteen persons have called on us since, desiring
to know if we meant to insinuate that they had
taken too much lager We intend to state, in
the most positive manner, that these persons had
taken nary drap; the chilly atmosphere occa-
stoned resurrection of each particular hair
which dislodged the hats without the knowledge
of their owners. Besides, there were only six
teen lost-and that was 'nt many, consdern
THE 'ALLEGHANlAN' Nocalists have returned
to this State after an absence of five years-some
of them, not all. Mrs RoLb could not come
she is rehearsing in Heaven. When the great
curtain that wells Eternity rises, she, with the
daughters of Zion, who once sat weeping by Ba.
bells streams, may be heard in the swelling song
whose eternal echoes shall multiply, as older an
gels sing, back to inHnite distances and then
they who sang so sweetly on earth will say, show
could we sing a song in a strange land"
HERE'S CHANCE FOR CALICO There is a
irstrate excuse for ladies' festival movie help
build a Methodist church. The ladies of the
congregation could make about thousand dol
lars by an enterprise which they could conduct
and have the credit Of themselves. We shall
not say anything more about it, Just now, al
though we know that great number of young
put on their store Clothes
THE .Ala has seen a letter from Morgan, the
steamship owner, stating that he has sold the
Sierra Nevada and Orzaba to Garrison, who, as
soon as the Yrissarri treaty is carried out, will
put on his line of Nicaragua steamers We have
no faith in the statement. Works, by Mr. Garri-
son, must precede public faith When his YES
sells are ready people may ride, but he's not good
TO depend on.
THE GmorL OF THE GnAvEYARD.-Au Orovile
citizen planted rose-bushes and Towering shrubs
about some Of the graves in the village cemetery,
and in the night some DEVILS slave came, in hu
man shape, and cut them down. Whow regret
that ravenous worms are to gender and wrlhe in
the rotting flesh that is now polluted by soul
base as his?
is the Sacramento Mercury aware that its ce-
lestia namesake was a constitutional thief-that
he once stole a lot of cattle, and drew them, by
the tails, into cave, so that the owners might
not follow back-tracks' to his place of stow.
away? The thieying villain always would take
things in spite Of all the gods.
OUR handsome aud talented contemporary of
the TRINITY JOURNAL will hereafter be accommo-
dated with the Visitor through Wells, Fargo d
Co.'s Express Sac PisifOr
Thank you, but don't be pokin' of fun at a
body.
IRREGuLAR.-The Napa Reporter, Amador Sen
hueI and Sierra DeIHOcrat come irregularly We
are anxious to have them