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g. III Mcdonald. Artist.

Would in form the public that, having dis :
posed Of his present building, he will leave
here in about ten days, for the northern
and western counties, until his new Gal
lery is really, which will be in the cousre
Of six or eight weeks. His new gallery
will be in the upper story of the new
building now being erected by MIR. Mon.
Ia W, on the East side of the Square, and
wi II be fitted up in the very bsst style lie
desires his friends to remember that he
will then be prepared to do all Photograph
ic work in the very highest style OF the
art. '..0f [27:2w.]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

Bag Attention is called TO the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Dashiel & Waters, of haut.
man, headed "To Druggists" which will
be found in to-days paper. Any person, wish.
ing to enter into business would do we'll to
correspond with the above named gentle
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
A New Market.

win open this Saturday morning, at the
old Shop on Main Street, recently acou.
pied by Fisher & Co, by ]. q. CoAERroRp
& Co., call and sec lhem and luy your
fresh meats. [3ElI
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Farmers

Farmers j.,
Who want Reapers or Threshers, should
osll on, Mcdonnell & Frank on Main st.,
who are agents for PIrTs TnREsnERs and
the InpRovED Buckeye or DoDcE's Patent
ConBISED MowEn and REAPER. Now is
the time, TO give il 5our orders for these
machines. flT,u .i [26:3tl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
IL Cnnnerfard s. Co.

Will open Market at the old slop oppo'
site the HERALD Office on Main ST. this
morning. They will keep always on hand
\ supply Of fresh meats Of every kind, and
respectfully invite the patronage of the
public. [27:l1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
New Goods

az We have had the pleasure this week
q melting Mr.. d. F. Luce, ofthe firm of
d. P Lice & Co., Commission Merchants,
,GorsiesnG. As he des gus becoming .
permanent citizen Of our city in few
months, be has been prospecting around
looking for q home. We are graiihed to
see that be, as well ss all the other sub
stantisl business men Of Che "Terminns,"
takes lively interest in the prosperity
of our growing young city, where they all
soon expect to become permanent rest
dents. "a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
Call and Getyour Choice Cuts

At the new Market on South side of Main
Street, nearly opposite the HERALD Office
j. G. Comerfort s. l.. N. Dawson, are the
bropsietors. and they invite their friends
and the citizens generally to give them a
call. [27:lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

pT-Mr. Thevenet, Esq, advertises l2o
acres of good land out of the Lngo league,
and mile from tho city, which will be sold
in lots to suit purchasers. Sc advertise
ment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

ma Our young friends James O.. Com
s-6crt and 3, n. Dawson, win, hi. morn
ing open new market al the Old stand of
fisbst& co / Eonihsids Of MIN ST., nearly
bppesiis The htnAr1 oFce. They are both
ysosg, aud energetic and thorough mas
tsrsrof their business, and desire success.
They haze assvefsl bolices in our local
eoldnts ID which stisntion is directed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
Do You Want

yHardware, Of every kind' Then go to
Mcconnell & Frank. They are receiving
and have in store full supply of goods
bought Tor cash, and which they are selling
at proportionably low rates. [2G:St]
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

TuE QUARTERLY MEETING, of the Meth
odst Episcopal Church, .or this circuit
will commence in this place today Satur-
day., March IS, 1872, Rev. J. NJ. Rinkley,
Pthsidine Elder. W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

nsA. The Sewing Society of st. Mathews
Parish will meet on Thursday afternoon
}, next, at the residence of Mr.. Frank Austin
'fcorncr of Jefferson and Burleson Streets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
All Parties

Having Pianos that need tuning will dc
we'll to save them for c. 7. SissoN, VIII,
will visi Dallas in June next without hii
All work warranted, satisfaction guaran'
teed and charges moderate.
fl7:until June LIST.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

nD-The Publisher of the HERALD re-
turns tho thanks of himself and family to
the German Harmonic Society Of this city
for very agreeable serenade one night
last week. They make excellent music
and are becoming very proficient. 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
III. G. HHOskins,

The Terminus Drug Store, will be. in
Dallas with the arrival of the Central,
Railroad at this place, aud he expects to,
make Dallas his permanent P ace OF busi-
ness. VuI. .,r Hf. [2ltf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

RA- Ths attention of Horsefnen is in.
vited TO ths adsertisement of Ii. Forrest
Haswcll, in io-days paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

ssS 2iiaihtsrssied sge referred TO the
adveriissmenis iof Henry Boil, Count
Treasurer, who gives notice that the County
occupatisaiTaS, must be paid within The
present ni6nyh, otherwise the law will take
iis coufse!. pea
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

CRY STREET RAILRoAp.-B Books are now
open at the office of T. c. Jordan Co.
Bankers, for subscription to the Capita
stock Of the "Dallao City Railroad. AL
persons wishing to take stock are request
ed 10 call without delay.
J. W. LANE. Secretary.
DALLAS Eah % I'D 2h.3L
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The Ladies

The Ladies' ,..n.4.
Are most respectfully solicited to call at
Thompson s. Pierces Bock Store, and ex-
anime thsir stock of Jewelry, warranted
pure geld. [25:t1
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IMPORTANT TO
P III SICIA N So
ooKouT.

An rarfiss .sndeb,sd to the hr1n of Cochran
walker ase ne.i6s9 20 come forward aud srtile at
onre An parfirs hiiingto comply with the Above
rrcs,est ~ he 55th Of fIarch, will be looked after.
We men "a that j. said, and fzrect 10 futureio do
4 stricf c-sh pusiness. COCHRAN 4 NALkkk- :
ganpsry sd, 1sia2i.ti ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

WILDCATS Lanis n kAy o. tie north or western
eonniiss pay al expers Tor locating and pAie D
ting. and receive in payment one-fourth Of the
land located. rHr zplGIEr
We have opened book Of Register, where persons
having lana or to~n lots.inproTsd q tniinproTea
for safe oan register thea frus oic's7 e. a'id'
be charged small per cent II We se---- = rrehsser
Pe-so1s ~ishinz 70 buy. WI e I r-ss smeun'
Of lapis ~ rFlr r-gisrer. ofisrea fnf ssilr- e.
rB-I.snd certiAcstss bgnehi A. I'D
Jan. Is, 1s7f-fsu
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ucHssksns.'

Dsaier ia Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
te, Terminus Central Railroad, Corsieans.
has iull stock Of goods in bis line, FRESH
and genuine, snd iasiteFa call [2istf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

lkay- Divine Services will be held in the
Christian Church tonight and tomorrow
at the usual h our, by Elder J. D. WiLMEr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

s6sto .Davie Cameron Esq. and see the
NSFepce, on Barfords corner. ~.
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wanted.

Meal, Bacon, Lard, Butter and Eggs, for
which we pny the higest cash price. L & 4
253tl WILLIAMS BROS.
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Handsome Jeyvc!ry

Just received ut
THOMPSON s. PIERCE'S Book Store,
T25:tr Jefferson Street
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

The wheat crop Of Missouri, so
far as, beard from, promises 70 fall
below an average. irss -,--rs
nssT eau iaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16

Church ser, tcc.-Ihcre will be afternoon
Service at the Episcopal Church every Weohesuay
And FRIDAY at az =. N., until further notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-03-16
MeconheIf q Frank

Are in receipt Ofs fresh rupply Of new
goods in lkssr iiae This week. Give them
aIs,A.ayIIl - as1. q y [2e:evl !,
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MurS6ols Ocrfssmf

SnfpIse titisr StfrbIs ron Fieri Fac la, aus.
srhtlt ron htr WnYers grurt brr 9.rs Corraur
ten uHe all MID ssEittst, wcIee ict am
DeHntrIfag, ben 30. Dtni 1872,
I'm llbT Srrmitlaae, in trm GruTtsauIc brr
Sfatt Suanirn has fpl0snesrmr 6sn tsItrir.
Ssns Giatntbum gum tfrutIi&tn 'SrfI uf brin'
arn, neWliHt
Vile bic Rr6te, 3i,eI urb Su' frsiIrH sts Ser.
faatn In unb auf bic fUlSsuts Hritt SGno, at'
leasu in s. gHlfe tfr Ct ct SuGrtpu, tu.
No. 29y bsiaett Vote 1T 2sI 1u5 8rout an yaE-
iaranra gpc lie unS l5i gu6 ittf sur Gpms
merciGl alltY. aies a .astaut. nit einem trti.
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ia Arrrue uns rintn sUctftSd Geu 30 NttGutr
an Srmmtrdd aaGe. nrbR 3ubtbSr.
Wit Ve6Gl ttleat IND in Grsfutien 9tHen.
msu nuf tie 9Iaes eru SanGS Blair, gr0tn
| 9pbn 9rmmiugt, o. aE. Gtrcum srlrR Srtn
GrmmiuGS. HE Teoples Sna6m Giientabn
srssu Srtn GummiGrs.
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men nuf tie alls; pen gHiGidm Z i.'m II ] gtn
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Scnnlpr, 9. Miai -. gRarital
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SScrIppfuli6.

GGs ercsinbattr fir bic bsitrH pie es her
@utws gHunu fre bisrmit bruGdyithiiai. tGG
ris Vrrlrciund siass Ter pierre ira is jfEi
fNum eis Siitr ser SidctS akssifSt liu y dnl
Jit tlg ern II. Mai, gtttue5 llbr, in bI Dale
he's untrr,st6nern ifGttinsIL uNp pobtr I tuue.
Ittit snssIaetn. 9Ubu 3cip'trr.
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Wari6aas= =Scrfdnfc
TON 0rnnbeiaenfhnnt.

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g:ftflt pCn ttr WGprrs Court her StahI Scran.
irA Ihb an mid aaih At. merle i'd in Sifrnti.
der 8rrtrisruns in hem G9uribauls rVn Scran.
ten am
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Nersicherung,
SpcDitipIt-unO--SESrCy,'r,

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3. @a!lrr) n aasat fuY Sis 81 rrn w.
unss 50. iG Rem AafF@ pRe y .af ~tIhoft'
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0ampfsT. ltpisa. Palfas, auf tarGEall1sn
NJ StatIibiTsu nae mn ,l@slas asn SnI HaMgI, @pl
IN .t1si go. "s,S' an 5GftH rerseu seriaufr.
FssgHss ~ y niferia len Ss,,r snsS,ttepL V ss >
pst,. 2ns YaS5m INA @s,rrt yI,iSi,~a
Me- j. cFfr5u!. 1893
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Ter llu!ttt;:iSHtit 'ri9rut ilr eIpssIrs SGa.
lar resr s!aren pians-. Wiclift- NIB GjtiITss
unttr gtt naa bar tets ssrrithiJ rirr sa'e atrSs
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pinfflibe grrudibhaung. Isn't
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0erIonnt ipernct.

Eiuf afiitn ets stutftn Sdur,rsins SO. T.,
BOfar be bpba,n @l:fi9rsi.r cash sriablt pu
hen: Nan mtIss ii5 ssi ). 3. @Hnftr pstr
" T. TtutTsr 25lpbd
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9EphnuneSnc runo -.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a'cn mein,n pfTlbtu HuneGu eicnC BteTnli
TOR RdGribi, pnb lib ME ne gSubuurN aut BIZ
u"ttIs bInT tri Tan. 6riui ssrlrst bAte, unt
"a pir "cr allie msNr 9eiblfrf piinFIlib pns
a'pihcnbafr iriCrsr. u ilftpt q. ,}rrn,
9m 6p rsu. bs Sgbamm'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

RICHARD YATES, of Illinois, who has
served as Congressman, Governor, and
United States Senatorial one time one
of the most popular men in the State
has become confirmed drunkard. A
Peoria paper gives this account Of him:
"Springfeld has just had sensation.
A former State official, man who has
occupied high positions, no. only in tho
commonwealth but in the nation, has
been on spree for some days in her
classic precincts. On Friday he visited
Bunn's banking house and demanded
$50. 1t was refused him, wheroupon he
abused the teller like pickpocket. and
had TO be elected. He visited saloon
and asked for Il drink of whisky. The
bartender told him he had none, where
upon he grew so violent that he was put
out by force. Drunken, ftiendless, and
an outcast--such is the fate Of one who
aspired TO be President Of the United
States. lie is now perfect wreck, and
even his friends have come to the conclu-
sion that the only service he can render is
to die. Whisky has swamped him as
many another.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1872.

AGAIN.-It will sometimes do to judge
the future by the past-but not always.
Those subscribers to the JOURNAL who
have been receiving it regularly for the
past two or three years, without paying
therefor, must not expect to receive il in
the future on the same terms. Astonish-
ing as it may seem, it takes money to run
newspaper. .-TRINITY JOURNAL, jan
udTy 20th.
The above item, which was the cause
of this poem, or letter, or whatever it
may be called, the author did not see till
the Doth of January nor did he see the
JOURNAL in its "new dress" till the
22d, at which time he received the short
note referred to in the poem.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

TAKE CARE.--The London Lancet,
high medical authority in foreign pro-
fessional circles, calls attention to tho
enormous manufacture in England of tho
new sedative drug, chloral. 1t states
that it is sold by tons n week, and quotes
letter from Baron Liobig, affirming
that one German chemist manufactures
and sells half-a-ton n week. No such
quantity is used in medicine, and tho
Lancet seems half afraid that it gets in
beer. Tho London Spectator thinks that
there is n simpler explanation. Taking
chloral is the new and popular vice, espe-
cially among women, and is doing at
least rs much harm as. alcohol. Tho
drug is kept in thousands of dressing
rooms, and those who begin its use often
grow SO addicted to it that they pass their
lives in n sort of contented stupeiaction.
Chloral drunkards viii soon be an admit
ted variety of species" The testimony
of American physicians confirms the view
taken by two British periodicals referred
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

A PUzzLE.-The following puzzle is
said to have been composed by the Bish-
op Of Oxford: have u trunk with two
lids, two caps, two musical instruments,
two established measures, and great
number of articles carpenter cannot
dispense with that have about mo two
fine fish and a great number of smaller
ones, two lofty trees, two flowers and the
fruit of an indigestible plant, two playful
animals, and number Of smaller ones Of
less tame breed, a fine stag, some whips
without handles, some weapons OF war
fare and a number of weather-cocks, the
steps Of a hotel, the House Of Commons
on the eve Of a division, two students or
scholars and some Spanish grandees TO
wait upon me. Answer--the human
body, eye-lids, knee-caps, drums of the
ears, feet, nails, soles, muscles, palms,
tulips, hips, calves, hairs, heart, lashes'
arms and blades, veins, insteps, eyes and
nose, pupils and tendons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

ROBBERY UNDER A MIsTAKE.-On a
recent evening a Brooklynite was walk
ing along Atlantic avenue, when he was
jostled and passed by a stranger. Soon
afterward, discovering that his watch was
gone, he hurried after the stranger, pre-
sented u revolver at his head, and grimly
said: "Give me that watch" The
stranger "forked over" at once. On
reaching home the gentleman began tell
ing the story of his adventure to his wife,
when she interrupted him by saying
" Why, John, you left your watch on the
bureau this morning, and l have been
wearing it all day!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

Comet Lodge, NO. s4, T. o. o. r.,
Holds its regular meetings, at OpD Fellows
of each week. A. NJ. CARTER, N, q.
S. HUBBELL, Il. S. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.

AS sweet maiden, on her natal day,
Is crowned the Queen Of blooming, blue
eyed May
A day to all of JOY and gladsome mirth,
But doubly so to her-her day of birth
Crowned Beauty's Queen, as circling time
repeats
The day that ope'd for her life's treasured
sweets
What filter festival could friends bestow
To set her soul with happiness aglow?
Throned in the hearts of all her many
friends,
And with fair promises to make amends
For what she lacked in girlhood, now
appears
The JOURNAL, blooming with her Sixteen
Years.
And, like May Queen, in filter dress,
To deck the changes of her loveiness,
That year by year have still increased,
till now
She wears the Crown of Beauty on her
brow.
A just reward to her and those who claim
Her pages, there to write letter'd fame.
'Mong all the journals Of the mountain
towns,
Which will, 'gainst her, a rival be for
crowns
With four bright columns added to her
pages,
In which to record thoughts of wits and
sages,
And poets too, if such there be, who write
Their thoughts " fantastic" in the deep
midnight,
As they are said to yet l know one
Would choose the broad light of the mid
day sun,
Or when his first auroral beams have
To dim the star suns of Nights silent
prison.
But to our theme, the JOURNAL, for we
yet
Must view the jewels of the carcanet
That circles now her brow, that all may
Our maiden wears no crown of tinsell'd
show;
For she's a maiden still and "fancy /"
And coy OF favors, as maid should be,
To all who for them enter on her list,
Tho many loves her blooming lips have
kissed
At first SEAMAN her guardian appears,
To steer DER dangerous waves her infant
years
l mind him well, gentleman of parts,
Not mighty with the pen, but king OF
hearts
With manners courteous to friend or foe
The truest sign gentleman can show
To those who know the language nature
speaks
From sembled copies of her truth y lit
cheeks.
Also GORDON. Not Lachiel could boast
A truer clans-man in the Campbell host.
To him was due the energy that brought
The JOURNAL through her childhood, till
she caught
The blooming yistas Of the brighter scenes
SO sweet to all the maidens in their teens.
Right we'll conducted was his county
paper,
While "on occasion he could cut caper''
Among the politicians, that would make
Opposing factions in their old shoes shake.
And when Rebellion's waves o'erswept
the land
And Treason's head arose on every hand,
Like Roderick Dhu, firm as a rock he
stood,
With Freedoms banner streaming o'er
the food,
And held aloft his patriotic sheet
While Treason's breakers rolled beneath
his feet
And poetry upon her pages shone-
And though her bard to Fame is lightly
known,
JOAQUIN nor HARTE, for whom she clangs
her bells,
Have not the beauty Of the Muse OF
WELLS,
Whose gems Of poesy, when days were
dark,
Like the sweet hymns of dewy-morning's
lark,
All truthful, simple, sweet, and sweety
wise,
They were the music of our Northern
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16
NUMBER II.

EARLY CALIFoRNIA. In this plav
OF Bausman, which was placed on the
stage in San Francisco on the night Of
Feb. nth, occurs the following apostrophe
TO the pen All, thou little implement,
how much of undeserved reputation hast
thou blazoned! How many noble thoughts
depicted How many philosophical re
Elections embodied. The tones of history
are thy biography Without thee tradi-
ton perishes. The troubadors who de-
spiSed thee are extinct, and their impro-
yised sonnets forgotten. With thy aid,
the epics and hereics of the dead poets
still survive to crown their names with
immortality 1.-THE pen," saith the
dramatist sis mightier than the sword"
and the dramatist has said truly. 1t is
an architect of mind that molds its
language into form, and frescoes it with
the word-limning of the scholar. 1t res
cues, preserves, transmits and fixes its
subject like the granite base for the
building of a structure of fame. 1t slim
ulates the prosperity of States and secures
the triumph of diplomacy. Heroes de-
pend upon it for their ovations. To liter
ature it is tho galleon with flowing sails,
freighted with intellectual treasures. The
down hearted take courage from the
fearlessness of its structures, and tyrants
tremble at its power. This is thy eulogy,
my companion, and my friend. Plucked
thou be from the wing of the ignoble
goose, the Damascus steel can make no
deeper or surer incision. The sword has
no such panegyric. The phrase, 1t
destroys" is at once its history and its
epitaph-and for the record Of even this
briet sentence, it is indebted to thee.
Yes, thou art much greater than the
sword and SO let the thesis and the an
tithesis Of thy measurement go together.
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TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS

SAN FRANCESCO:-L.P P. Fisher, 20 and
q Now Merchants Exchange; Bean n Co.
No. no Montgomery Street; Thomas Boyce,
80 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK :-Hudson & Menet, IL Park
Row; Geo. 2. Rowell Il Co., 40 Park Row 5.
NJ Pettingill Il Co., 81 Park Row.
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North Star Lodge, No. 61, L. o. o, II.
Holds its regular meetings at 0DD FELLOWS
HALL, Weaverville, every Thursday evening,
at O'Clock. Members of the Order from
abroad are cordially invited to attend.
G. w. CRAIG, N. G..
w. ii. BACHELDER, X, S. janl.
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TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS

District Court-seeond Monday in April,
August and December.
q EE q
County COurt-First Monday in Janu-
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COHrt-(Same as County Court.
Board of SupervisOrs--Firs Monday
in February, May, August and November,
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Trinity County German Hospital So
eiety, holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUILDNG, Weaverville, on the
first Sunday of March, June, September and
Decembcr. CIIAS. HARTMAN,
lanl, Secretary,
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THE 26 letters of the alphabet may be
transposed $40, ,44S ,40l ,733, ,239, 43O, 1864, 900
times. Try it, and soc for yourself.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TrtHtfy Lodge, No. "a, r. n II. N,
Hold their regular communications at MA
SONIC HALL, WeaverviIle, on the last Saturday
of each month. Hour of meeting, O'Clock,
p. NJ. 0. C. CHRISTIANSEN, w. NJ.
NJ. Il. GRIFFIN Secretary. janl.
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Beacon Lodge, No. 400, 4. o. Il. n.
Meets ut COOP TEMPLARs' HALL, Weaveryille,
every Sunday evening at o'clock.
t. p. ASlIBR00K, w. @. 7.
w. S. CONWAY, w. s. jan1.