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Stem Wcrf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14
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AMI 1. Sanuar u. .. 1872, tpie er BEN @hab-
A,ft(er res @taates Minnelpta, i'm Gin
Hang nit esn@eleBen b~e1elteu,
nnterbreitet purpt.

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1T: 3eleette xebensper79srunss Wee4ldaft, Np. Is
Z roabrap, Ntm yorf.
9w'tttns-Der eante tetrae Bee @runb. Co.
Iit'ls $4,000 o.
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DrrttencOtr 9etras bss a%neefammslteu
Capitals bslauft I'D 1873, 3t6 8
Dtertenstla @eiammteistntbum per We.
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1. Saar tn & at un0 In 8anten.w 1854 s
z. unteloaetes Srunteteentbum. MDoe.s.
3frattru"0 unb @,uten.
3. 3enrs mei&t bic @efeutdatt ,ienet, unp
tse btefelben st fb.rt fin nit ben teref.
tenbsn 3insr aten usr 0sr3'ttni6:
II 6. 5 2osr, ~, par QDs't $1OU, UUO; Morfte
werit $t13,hO0; 6 pr Gent 3ini.n @ple..... ia. 600 o.
4. @utbaben Der Wtfsufdaft, a. edt fur4
j11pctbtien auf Cru bett enthum Aun atpe.
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1nsssWa1 8,t@ re @nfbasen".... g. ,6s6 z
z. Aue abriaen S'dtrbtitsn; Stt,npel, 3tus.
1adf0Rpe, Weate, Wpbsla...".. ... ...... 9615 -
Total $3.50. 3l6 s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14

t'V'k'1 tx w" SOO O''"'"'I" ," N""S'
@aro.
@runee{9entbum 9ef9Sft.
- Die @elammtlumme beS @ertbes
pot, ben1 In lsbter @o@e perfauften Ct.
pauler @runoet9entbum betrd9t $91,s
331, unp Is murpen etli@e febr ~bide"
@erfdufe obeef@lo0en. 60 perfauf,e
q. .. Metpe an CARTE 6. @oopri6 4
Qotte., an @ummit Npenue f1r $4,000
pdbrenp Gotten an Ter @de ber @ocouta
unp 3ten @trabe I'M, Die &leini8fett pom
1925, 900 in ben Deib ber 6erren @iQius
eelanQten. Dos punbtri96ne@ runtfad
oes pe, forbenen Nemconbe NIT Anfdn9en
pom Bauarbeiten In @ooolane parf 0tn9
fir $1,000. ST ipottbiutg.
@&on ,pieber tinp bic @el4dftsz
btmtnfonen Der Girma &uerba@, Gin@
unp @aefer dtsr tbre alien rod 70 &C.
rpaltiQen &dumlidfeiten binau6Qetpa@z
fen. Sie n ,neftirtn ben bisber pom
:. g.. Campo bendBten Store, btfen
S@eipeuanp, nit Bo8tnpur&9dneen
pur@bro@m ,npirp.. Das @el@dit <ptrp
In i3ufunft Der <tbrttten, Strabe cine .prei>
f6diet G}rroonnt BON 70'Gus bieten.: 1. ~
81@erti{@.-A n9elon9t NIT ME
eetpbbnli9 rti4tm S9nbolt 5eft Sabr<
gang pon s33tdd'1 fan1oiem u,Nppel<z
a I. "atH3'1 +'t'S5' ~ - %. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
Settings 6efefc.

1. Weru he Nbcunentsn nidt duseridlit EDS @ssentttil
~psfslsn, 10 mire arecnrmner, Gag ne cine 3%rrtieBurs res
disbursements runiStn.
2. Oas Nbcunesert fann ritt cher reftsSulttg dttefeat
wtresn, als bis das Siftdnec be;atlt fne.
3. gDenn gbruntntsn Is unterlnien resr fih reisern, lire
3ettunaer spr tr betreTeneen pctcffce d~bSutcler, 10 inn
lie r~srantprrtlia safar, bis lie lire Setnuns taatlt taben.
a. 99snn stcrrsnten ten g8Cbnrrt rerdnetrn rtne bic
3etturss @rpeeittrr rdsen III tenahri6h9en, te III Is tfr
S6osen, menn HE 3eitunesn mad Der gpfcffes hires frate.
rem %gSctnprtes lsanet rrereen.
5. Die ri6terli6sn GntiteirHnstn lahten cabin, Gas cine
Wsiesruns, 8eituuesn pen Ger betrenenesn yrnrtres atiu'
@n,eise ais ,prinia ideic" 9ereis tsabii6tistsn S6WinSs 5
a~n;uieben ii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
DE PETCHEN, DE KLOOS AN
DE MICHEL.

De Kloos. Eli bien. Huot dir shu
gehiert yum dem Vertrag, den ons
Harren zu Berlin mat dem Bismark
ofgeschlosst hun!
De Petchen. Eli, ESQ welt wierd ct
mach net sin. Ons Harren wierde
sech suochter bekaschten, ~fireso, mir
neischt, dir neischt, c Vertrag mat
Preissen ofzeschlessen.
Kloos. Fehlgeschoss, mel lieweu
Petchen d Volek huot haut neischt
me re sohen. We gesot, ons Else
bunen gehieren u Deutschland, ech
hun ct geschter ovend an den Zeitun-
gen gelest.
Petchen. Mel Colt. dat wierd net
sin. Hun ons Herren dan d Kepp
all verluor' oder huot d'Menong yum
dem Letzeburger Volek neischt me an
hiren Aen re sOhen!
Kloos. D'ass eve ech dir sohen.
Preissen huot ons Eisebunen a mir
amer hun d NOokuken.
Petchen. K~erdgess /! d'mengt e jo'
d'misst e man Kapp durch eng Maui
err rennen. Ma wann ct alt nemmen
bel den Eisebunen Diet bleiven !; ewel
du wierst gesinn, den nachste Coup.
den de Bismark mecht, ass, dat en-
onst schent Lendchen, mat Haut an
Haar aschleke wierd.
Mechel. A web damn n Letzebur-
ger. Da misste mer DAME lieren we
Preissen ons virpeift, a Jider Mensch
wees, dat ct net LIGHT no preisescher
Melodie danzen ass.
Petchen. Nuja, ct giet ons halt, eve
den Elsaesser do liver. Mer kreien
dan ~elauter preisesch Beamten,
preissech ScholmeStern, Ons Kan
ner mussen de preisechen Exer-
else ~leeren, mer mussen preissech
Steiere bezuolen. Ed, damn, gut
Letzebuger Land. Da 81 mer
LEVER IN onsen Landsleiden do liver
"a Merica. Do huot de PRESS neischt
me re sOhen.
Kloos. ESQ schlcm ass ct dach cwel
net, mer huot 10 e ganzlicht Mettel firdc
Preisen hirer lass re ginn!
Mechel. Sacre bleu. wannst du ESQ
c Mettel West, dan hct ech scho lang
den Elsaesser ct ugin: de wacren der
Preisen scho lang gieren lass gewest.
Pctchen. Ech sin dach ncigierig
fir del Mettel gewu0r ze gin.
Kloos. Eli bien! Mer stemcn d'Prei-
sen fir Gcmengen Einnehmcr. Ech
wetten an Zeit fun c puor Do bremnc Sc
all durch mat der KEGS, an da 81 mcr
hirer mat gudem Gclemps lass.
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Msenten= Site.

california:
morrspiue Nuba Gp.........S ubert e d m ieteIer
Santa Glare, z artaGlaraGp....".Iie. Gprpfstn.
Gannen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03

Ntemans faun otes gitttts uan gori@riit
nebmen, uno oennot ldngere 3eit Ieibeno bIeiber,
S Ss9SliiSss Siits SG sSt tsin asS s4S 5ITt, moo t.T 1,$t sn sSt1 S Se
Sebensorsane unperbeiierlit ruinrt fporoen ftno.
9pSpepta coer unperoaMItdbfett, 8opf=
i4mers, SGulteritmsrs, Suften, SrufbetleInrnuns,
@ei6mad i'm Munpe, @anenlsiosn, SsrsuopfsH,
9unsensS ntSinoun9, Rierenleioen un6 bunoertc
BON anosrn fermentation Spmptomsn fnb eis Sol.
ssn BON Disgspfto. Ssssn oisis ssiosn bot oas
@eeem 9%ranemIeioen. bel iunssn ODER aItsn,
perbsirotbeten ODER leoisen Damen, beim gnbruh
Oct sgs,1 Siss snsii iSis a 81 Dem sir sSf % ar Sss ssSsSs,
GinhuB, oas cine bemerfenstpertbe Serbefferuus ftb
Sestn smt,anslihen ans arsntiAen
tntermittirenee Steber, 8ranfbeiten oes Slutes, Der
Seber, Der Nieren uno Slaie, bot Dies Sitters niht
teines Sleihen. Sieie Srdnfbeiten iperoen ourt
peroorbenes Slut erseust, oas seiuobnlih burt I'm
@S III etn eeIineeS 9fbtlbruues mtttet, fos
tpcbI ais elm fente, tpdbreno eS nod Die beionz
esre Sissni6att bsttst, OILS elm mdttisss Ssiln,tttsI
Der esbsr nne Der sinssmsios, ioiuis ssssn Saasnp
Mae saatiran,betten ME-: auslsIsss,
gufeIn, Ysulsn, Scrbunfeln, &insfpurm, Srinotopf,
jhlimme aussu, Rotblaut ardse, Shorf, Nibfarbc
Der Saut nn6 anesre Sautlsiesn, mas aud ibre aaz
Sn%a SSdi sVS surd b' Siss sittsrs e aasse rsCsst. "'"
9te 9t9entdatten pom Or. MATTERS Biz
neaar .Sttters fino abflbreno,. ftfpeSs uno
pin6treibeno, ~ndbrene, barntreibsne, bsrubissnS,
reiSlinoernb, ~alterireno uno antisbilios.
9anfenoe Sanfbarer Vattentem srfldrsn
Binesar Sitters ole oas punoerbarite Stdrtunss=
mittsl. oas ie elm beruntsrsefommenes Spftsu uH-
kriflst bat.
U. q. Re1onaIs & 60,
Sroguifen, Gan 6rancisco, Cal,
uuo Gde Iaibtnston u. Charlton st., Reu BORT.
gu babsn bel ansn 9rOsuifen uno SdnSIern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03

Gin Siailan; COMMITTEE bot I'D III Sit'
sfc:c %.:t ~scst.i., ,y,uytr nv ple Auigabe &C.
itslt bat, ale graneltiitfr, wslhs neulit Jeuer
AT cine @n3abl @etaute III ifnem Sbtil Der
Stast lestsn, sur GIRAFFE 81 brinaen, aSnnie
aud aneerpGrts ui6t 'tapsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
Suianne Sru6,
IS G E q III III 6,

idlt Nsrniti rem publtpm an, taB lire ~lppenuus Ib itst
an ttr eft Ger sSttt, u. Is. S.rafc IN Srn. 56rup's Dad.
ndrhaIS I'M 2tta 5tod beIues. SMat--3W t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
Slmmen aus Der Seimatb Ser
Surembnrger.

lnmea aas Der Seimatb Del
Surembnrger.
SpnS !. Sblid.
Saaertbal.
3
III.
Tlpra inn Sauertbal.
Ga, .pie LADEN bic 0eflpe
0runten in rem tpeiterl Sbal!
9ifte psb'n 10 rein, 10 milpf
Oriiber fort am Mprsrnhrabl.
llsber Serae, Sbal, 0sflifts
Tuften Slitten SrasenuB,
llnt Der @Glpsr iii6e Sifte
8luitsrn iaait ben Mprsensrub.
8, inb liebli6 tisie @usn,
Sliittenreit unb lieblih IGpr,
8unte Slumsn anSuI6auen
llnb Irpmatrduter iebn!
Standardization in benz @alps,
Sn BEN @islen Sauisnclbpn,
llnt gersiBmeinni6t am Sads,
Smmprtalis auf ben SDb'n.
,Yrimasera, Wasantbenum,
8lcdsnblune, SeilGen traut,
NnsmOne, Gbrpiantbemunt,
&psmarin unp Jeuerfraut.
rlnb Selanaer aud Selisbsr,
llnp Sulsaris Ssrinsa,
9ptterblume une Salbei,
Sn @eflben &eieba.
Grebeerblitben, Srbibesn,
llat am Babe Sunsspmar.
Walsen, Sitteriib unt Dot
aududsblumen, SbYmian.
5ulpen, S~yacintben, GreNs,
Nlpe unb paris aud,
Jlehten, WppIe, 6arrsnfraut,
llnb tas f6Dne Grcenrau6.
Serrli6 bliibn bic Glsmatiten,
Msperula ptprata
tlnb i'm @alre in ben glitber,
Smmergrin, Acaeta.
@uf Rem siniam iiaen @ssm
Saieefraut 10 tpunoerIbpn,
llnb Spllunberbliitben resen
Gid i'm Sbal, au1 alien Srb'n.
5auIenb 8lumen, tauienr Sliitben
llnt Der ariuter min arpm
Ouften in benz .Sbal bieniscen,
Sieten @anrerer WiQfrmrl.
Suhet bin une iu6et riettr
@uf benz tpsiteu GrpernInp -
Sp pis rieies SbaIes Nieper,
81 10 buftenp feins uni bunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
G. treat
WESTEkN
Yfng= d &asen=
faktorp
-ppH-
Airhcm,
Fouofud SoHiau In famn
ct. oonatus, Sadjoa g., Soma.

Ginem ssstrtsn yutiiiam siens sHr Anssse, has in md
mem 9idtiiTtrrent Ntts cine erce' %"'""N ven %h'1'huns
Waaen an rrpen, une ,piGs apQ uur ctayauHJ prgmg, uur
brig a~nBefertiet tperten.
Nle glrten ven Stmisetarbetpu peresn spr aelbtea Mr.
beittra belerat uub ptrp gam ~beeueers Gufmertlamteit Ger
0sporatpr an yhussr, 2Distn ure lenh'sen Nf'rsaueerhts
f&aiter aep,eme..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
81 urrkaaten !

Cine aussySd,ncts Farm in g9inHeibid &c., Soma.
100 ader eutbdhSnt. NJ aus fraer Sdue ~ %serfauien.
Sieieltt ieat in elmer %retieneen WGJtne, Ctpd - Welle ppn
esm raid aufbluhsneen Staettcn 9dlmar unit 3 Wsiien ppn
Twin Sprin5s, (5sttnal; Die llmagrnU it Won etuti&ts
saiepllten fdrt eelfgI uHe nal cute S6ulfn uue aud lGtbc
ltibe Rir6en. Te 6srm III etmrS Yam uus rsi6IiS MR.
Sunuen. uf Sueapahsr rsritber. ggeRubaus un6 Ne
t~suSsbauss fine IN better Sgeuuua unb sn einem ISSnfn
lbl9arien un8sben, Ger Sdhlrcibe traabare SbfbSume bat.
% ater ltne auS8GeHnetes ghuglare, 25 Alder autes SpIi.
lamb 0auslet lls9t titt am Sauf0 une edS llebrtee gDisisis
Lamb mt samen !@Tas. CaS @an,t ttbt biaia AZ pertau.
len inter zen sunftBleR Sreiusuuaen.
@'e5sn Iapsrtln btIists man nd az cen Gi6sntbamsr felbf
al wsntsn an Grtune STEELE.
Senrg Seitfsmper,
EoWTi5@t' Salmar, g8inusbid 60, Sd. ,;9iasmtRamC.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-14
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetter'S United States Almanac for
1873, for distribution gratis, throughout
the United Strtes, and all civilized coun-
tries of the Western hemisphere, is now
published and ready for delivery, in the
English, German, French, Norwegian,
Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages, and all who wish to
understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable sug-
gcstions it contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treatise on the causes,
prevention and cure of great variety of
diseases, it embraces large amount of
information interesting to the merchant,
the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the
planter and professional man and the
calculations have been made for such me-
ridans and attitudes as are most suitable
for correct and comprehensive NATION
AL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitary effects of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the staple tonic and Alternative of
more than half the Christian world, are
fully set forth in its pages, which are also
interspersed with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes for the household and
farm, numerous anecdotes, and other in
structive and amusing reading matter,
original and selected. Among the An
nuals to appear with the opening of the
year, this will be one of the most use
full, and may be had for the asking.
The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter &
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, an receipt of a
two cent stamp, will forward copy by
mail to any person who cannot procure
one in his neighborhood. The Bitters are
sold in every city, town and village, and
are extensively used throughout the entire
civilized world. l2-dec.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO MINING
CLAIM.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to
IN whom it may concern, thatan appli-
cation has been made by RICHARD
RILEY to the Government of the United
States, for Patent to the following de-
scribed Placer Gold Mining Claim, viz :
Known as the Riley Mining Claim, stu
ated in Lewiston Mining District, in
Trinity County, State of California, being
bounded by the mining claim of John
Dack on the North, and by the Mining
Claim of f. Wietfedt on the East, and
more particularly described as follows,
to wit: On surveyed land, being the S.
= of S. W. a of 5. w. = of Section II,
Township 33 North, Range S West. Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian, in the district
of lands subject to sale at Shasta, Cali
fornia, and containing 20 acres, said claim
being still more particularly described IN
the diagram posted and filed with said
application.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States for Shasta Land
District, at Shasta, California, within
Sixty days from the first day of publish
ing and posting hereof.
Dated October llth, 1872.
JNO. 5. FOLLANSBEE.
octl9-2m. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to
~ whom it may concern, that an appli-
cation has been made by Marshall IL. Low
den and Owen Il. Lowden to the Govern
ment of the United States, for Patent
to the following described Gold Placer
mining claim, viz: Known as the Lowden
claim, situated in Lewiston Mining Dis
trict, in Trinity County, State of Calitor-
MIA, being bounded by the mining claim
of Sutton and Noyes on the North, and
more particularly described as follows,
to-wit: On surveyed land, being the
North East or. of South East Quarter of
Section %, Township 33, North, Range 8
West, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,
in the district of lands subject to sale Mt
Shasta, California, and containing 40
acres.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States for Shasta Land
District, at Shasta, California, within
Sixty days from the first day Of publish
ing and posting hereof.
Dated Oct. %, 1872.
JNO. $. FOLLANSBEE,
nov2-60d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-14
LETTER FROM LEWISTON.

LEWISTON, Dec. s, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR Permit me through the
columns of the JOURNAL to let the peo-
pie of the outer world know what those
in and around the little town of Lewiston
are doing, and what they intend to do.
The miners are busy fitting up their
claims for the Winter, and anticipate an
abundance of water. Without that COM
modify, you know, the miners harvest
is very slim.
Olney Phillips claim, under the super
vision Of Mr.. II. f. Wiley, has been put
in good shape and if the coming Winter
should be an average one for snow and
rain, Phillips will be amply rewarded in
the Spring for his undertaking.
V. Nj. Chamberlain is rigging up his
claim in good style, and has adopted the
blasting plan. a blast of Is kegs of pow
der, he let off the other day, proved a
complete success. 1t is said that there
was about a quarter of an acre of ground
loosened. All that is now necessary is to
turn on the water and run off the dirt.
Heretofore the claim was worked by the
slow process Of gouging and caving, but
blasting has proved great improvement
in getting down hard banks.
Cunningham & Baker, on Bolts Hill
are prepared to do II smashing business
in the way of piping off the surface when
sufficient water comes. 1t is expected
that their claim will yield at least $lO,-
600 the coming Winter.
John Smith and Tom. Baker have pur-
chased the Eastman dggings and water
right for $4,000. They are putting in a
three-ioot fume of about six hundred
yards in length.
w. A. Blagrave is putting in large
flume at the mouth of Cooper's gulch
where he has good prospects for making
money.
Tom. Carder is rugged up to do big
business. He has got an everlasting" "
good claim-one that turns out hand
some "pile" every Spring, SO that he
can take another one a great many times.
j. f. Hoadley is back on business
visit. He left here in September last
with his family, to take up residence in
Cloverdale, Sonoma county, expecting
to better himself in business. He seems
to be glad that he did not sell all his
property in Trinity county. 1t cannot
be bought now for any reasonable sum, as
I1oadley says that if he don'nt move
back within twelve months, he will have
to change his mind considerably. He is
like everybody else who has lived long
time in Trinity and lett-they soon want
to come back.
Now for our Christmas Festival. We
Lewistonians, for the first time, have
started in to get up Christmas Tree
and we are determined not to be beaten
by you Weavervilians. You know, Mr..
Editor, that when the Lewiston folks
commence anything they don't do it by
halves. We go 'the whole hog or none"
After the gifts are distributed from the
tree, we will while away the long hours
of the night with good, old fas shioned
social dance. This thing is not gotten up
for hogging" concern, for we intend
that every body who attends shall have II
jolly time. A general invitation has been
extended to everybody far and near.
TRAVIS.
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pared with rivals of IA similar class, The Aldna
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times its cost; and then, there are the chio-
mos besides
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The publishers. anxious TO Justify tho r.ndv
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friends of THE ALDlNE.
Tho publishers are authorized to announce
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The popular feature of eopiously i'll -
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will be cOntinupd.
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FROM SAN FRANCIsCo.-A private let
ter from the metropolis furnishes this in
formation Times are dull and will be
until after Holidays. Stratton will prob
ably give up the Tide Land Commission
as soon as they can arrange affairs legally
to stop any future trouble. Tide Land
Commissioners, like other people, think
the laborer is worthy of his hire, and are
not inclined to work without pay. Moth
ing new but the "Damond Swindle,"
and that is old now. Nearly everybody
is pleased to see the sharp ones caught in
such a way, and look upon it as good
joke. Mrs. j. G. Mason is improving
slightly"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-14

CHRISTMAS TREE.-" IT'S an i'll wind
that blows nobody good" The Christ
mas Tree gives us an item every week.
During the past week decoration has
been the order at the Theater, and that
building will probably present better
appearance on Christmas Eve than ever
before. Any one who desires to :" lend II
hand" can do so by dropping into the
the Theatcr any evening. There is al
ways something for idle hands to do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-12-14

FROM LEwIsToN.-In another column
will be found a communication from this
little town. "Travis" promises to write
once u month, and keep us posted. We
hope he will. A letter should be sent to
the JOURNAL, at least that often from
every place in the county. There is al
ways something to write about if people
only thought so. Let some one in each
locality take it upon himself or herself
1--WE have no objection to female CORE
spondents) to write to us and by so doing
people all over the county and outside
will know what is going on.