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rO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

DEAEWAL OF LIMITED PARTNER.
~ .HlP.-CHAkLEs q. Hill. and CHI ARIES
X. sKISknh, CT the city IL kicnmOud IN me
state OF Virginia, and GdsTAYus .BhR, JyhS
X. Oh n, and ROBERT ODE X, or the cry Oh
Baltimore, Ia the State Of Maryland, who are thsse
associated und.r the q, IN Of u. rBtk suns
have THIS DAY BESEwED THE LIMITED Co-PARI-
NgRsHIP HsREToEoRk Horned BY 1HEA on me
LIST day of January, 1917, "a whco expired W
limitation December 31st, 1874, for q further Pc
rod of 1--we years. ard TO expire on the 3lst OF Ne
cembei, 1879. for the purpose OF copanctins
GrNERAL COMMISSION II, G:OCF Ky B.sl-
NESS Ia the city OF Richmond. Va, under the frin
or HILL q SkfNKEk.
Charles u. Hin Ard Charles r. Sktnker are tre
general partners, aud Messrs bustayus pber, JoLn
<. Uper, and oi,ert Oher. under the frm Of u.
OBER & SOM. are special partners.
The sum of forty thousand dollars has been p"'
into the partnership by &. Ooer Sons.
(SigHedl CHAhL5S ID. HILL,
CHARLES Il. SkiShER
General partners.
GUSTAYUS vER,
JOHN X OBEk.
per G.. Cber, attorney,
ROBErT 'Bt X,
per q. Ossr. attorney,
sp, cial partners,
COMPOSING hrm Of q. tber 4 Sons.
January 1St 1875.
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MEETIEGA.

MYRTLE LODGE, No. IS. X. NM
INl OF P.-The members of MYRTLE EYsrA
L',pGE. No. 25. n. ct P, are hereby Isl % ~
notified to attend called meeting OF lSZsAH
lh.ir ledge THIS "wednesday EVE SSD
ING Ats7 o'clock at tn. ir ,.astle Con- $.ET
cordi Hall, for work and Instruction. Candidates
for nix Will I've prompt in attendance. Members
Of sister Judges In gnod standing are invited 10 at
tend. by order Of IL. j. PowERS, chancellor ON.
mander. JOHN W.GLrSS,
fe 1O-1tk Keeper of Re 'ortis and Seal.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcHaoSD-to VIZ
], Charles U. Williams, notary pubic for ne
city fpie,ald, in the Stale OF Virginia DO ct!l3
that Charles y Hill this oa. PERSONALLY arptats1
b.tore me, Ia my ,aid city. a"G made OTTO ihas
Messrs. &. Ober Sons, OF the city OF Baltimore, Va
the state Of Maryland. have actui y PAID ih.o ih
general partner. the sum Of forty thou sud eo'sA'
II special partners therein. ,
Given uuoer NY baud this tst DAY OF oanuA''
Ia I2.d8tSIWhw Sofary Public.
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TEFFt RSON LODGE. No. 20. L. NM
q OF P.-The members of JtFEERSUE GIsSA
L''D II, M. %, X. OF r.. will attend atsl y El
state convention Of their Lodge, al theirtsEhS1
| castle hal cor err Ma,o aud franklin N.Y.
streets. rHl tWedneTas) kYrNlNG ut SlET
z o'clock. Members If sister Lodges are inylled 10
attend. BY order OF the u G..
J. B. VAUGHAN,
felO 1t* K.of s.and :.
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,,lssoLpTIoNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

nTSSOLU rION.--The conc 'rn OF BLAIR
IL THAXToN expired br llui'ari2n on January
3ls', lS75. and Mr.. GEORGE ID. TIL tXr0S having
saiu out his inter est therein 10 nr LEWIS H. BLAIR
the litter will wind up the affairs OF the concern:
and All parties indeWed TO BLAIR Y TlAxlOS VIII
''0"o0 LEVI II. BLAIR,
GEORGE ID. TAXATION.
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Our STOCK OF GOODS will be complete IN
every respect on or about the Goth Instant. We
cordially invite our fr!cncs aud me puohc 70 give
il an exaInina bc'oIe mtkinS their purcntse7'
frS.lw THAXrDS SC NJ tiOLA>.
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RfcnMoSp, February 9Th, 1875.

RICHMOND, February 9Th, 1873
THE UNDERSIGNkD, baying formed
L PARTNERSHIP under The firm name OF
THAXrOS & NICHOLAS. will in te " days oitn
IN extensive and entirely new i"cS II NOllySS
WIJITr IIOODS, &c. al No. 8 GoyhRSoR [1hr-
teentn) STREET. WHERE they Propose TO DO
q. -. THhXTOS.
late Blair & ihaN'0n;
&c. NiCHDbAs,
or Virginia
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General Assembly Of Virginia,
TUESDAY, February Q, 1916.
sENATE

Lieutenant. G Governor WirHERs inthe char.
PRAYER by Rev. Charles Minnigerooc' u. Ny
.of~ St .P,,,l,s church,. -
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WOOD AND cOAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIzcc
IN screened and weighed; sPLINT COAf -,
lump, best IL market; CLpVER HILL fIrs,nt,.i
very superior; LUMP COKE. oneon nJinf
KINDLISG and COOKING WODD. sea- I'd
spllt1ponular, economical and conyenIen, IG sna
WOOD very low all cheap at hinrh and o.,
streels. lie VI - j. 3. BATKISs j
GOAL AND WOOD.-Best Anthr,,5,o
~ Coal, 1850 10 1925 per ton OF Q 600 rnnn,,u.
West Virginia Lump SpIint tn0nc betterp =, y;
per rs bushels, $3.50 per ton Of 1000 nnn my
Cumberland and QuiDDimont. for graits p nv W.
gtnes, 50 to 1915 per Ion OF 2 600 POUNDS az
yer HILL Jones River, or West Virginia Cose 10
duced prices. Ifc 8? C. PsGrle-
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Senate bill to amenu sections 3. s, and G
chapter l34 OF Session Acts, 1914. In iegaI d
to Times for holding terms Of c'cuit courts,
with amendments. Goes 10 SeGate.
House bill TO prevent I he carry ing of fire.
atm. bowis-koi'es. acd other dangerous
weapons, to pi.ces Of pubic. worship on
SUNDAYS "ifhout sufficient Cause. Z.
Houre b'll 10 incorporate the Virginia
Land ard Inmiyratlon society. =
House Dill Tor the appointment of dirfc.
tors and proxies for tue St,;es o. VusiaIa
ana West Virginia in The Cross. Roads and
Summit pcins Tarnpise Company.
House bill 70 legs'I2. . deed of trust given
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k'RANhII OVAL.
will deliver this celebrated COAL. direct FROM
vessels, at very low figures Those VI ishing to sup
ply themselves for the winter Will please call aad
cave their orders. -
.. - WRIT ROBERTS,
vii corner Seventeenth and Dock street,
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
In Chancery at Rutledge, Tenn.
Ben. Peck. admir-, &c. VS. Joseph Sutton and 9TH
ers-Bill to construe the will Of
Joseph Bryan.

IN THIS. CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
y eomplainants pill, which is sworn TO. that
Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law can not be served upon him, II Il
ihere!ore ordered BY the Master that publication
Vile Whig. and Chronicle. notifying said non
resident defendant to appear before the Chaneery
court az hutedg', On or before the third Mon
day OF october next, and make defense 10 Iaid
olii, OF me same viii be taken for confessed and
G. @. SMITH, GAM;
Rutledge. Sept. G. 1875. ixi5Nw,l@ NJ
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
Notes from Another Correspondent.
GREENEvILLE, Sept. Is, 1875.

GREENENlLLE, sept. 10, 1870.
To the Editors OF the Chronicle:
Our village presents a lively appear
ance this week. Chancery Court-a
special TERMS in session, Chancellor
Smith presiding. And the Fair of our
County Farmers and Mechanics Asso-
citation opened to-day. The former
days of the week were lively with
preparations. The building at the
Fair Grounds is certainly model OF
its kind. The central area, which is
open up into tower or turret, is ele.
gantly decorated with a profusion of
festoons suspended down through the
three stories, and encircling the foun-
tain. Articles for exhibition are being
brought in and placed in array.
| Everything is promising of success
more complete than any former year
| The attendance to-day has been larger
than at any previous Fair here on the
! first day.
a man by the name of Hendry, in
| the northern part of this county, is af-
/ fected by something which is believed
to be hydrOphobia, He is kept secure.
/ ly tied TO prevent him, during the
spasms, from Selling any person or do.
ing any harm.
Mr.. p. q. Rosenblatt is putting the
| finishing frescOe touches upon the cell
ing:of the new NJ. T.. Church. OF course
these will be in the highest style Of ar
when done, by an artist Of Mr.. Rosen.
blatt's excellent taste and skill. NJ.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22

Sam. Kellar, f. Link, L. X. Cox, II.
l.. Price, A. b. Wilson, II. j. Doyle.
The officers and directors are all
good and tried men, will do all to make
the fair a success.
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.
Premiums will be awarded on Glass
es Nos. |, 2, 8, 5, 10, ii and Il. Tour
nament riding at 10 A. NJ. Pacing or
racking match at l p. NJ. Walking
match at PPM. Boys riding at 8 p. NJ.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Copeland, The Chicago Times cores
pondeut, is well remembered in this
town, and we had to answer a good
many questions as to his career in
Knoxville.
The Good Templars' Dramatic
Troupe will give an entertainment to-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Have not
seen programme.
G.. II. Perry, the photographer at
this place, has shown us some splendid
stereoscopic views of scenes in Greene
vile on the day of the funeral of exs
President Andrew Johnson, also of the
interior of the Courthouse, where the
remains were lying in state, of the
line of march of the Knights Templar
and the Dickinson Light Guard, etc.
He sells them at twenty-five cents a
copy.
The Reeve House is still under the
-proprietorship of Mr.. NJ. p. Reeve who
has made some changes about his
house since the last Fair.
He is pre- eminently fit for a
hotel keeper and acts mine host ad-
mirably. He sets an excellent table,
as all travellers can testify, this being a
breakfast and supper station, and gives
general satisfaction. He has charge Of
the dining hall at the Fair Grounds,
and hence no one need 60 away hum
CRY. 1t is expected that there will be
an immense crowd in attendance to-
morrow, and | will give the readers of
the CHRONICLE full particulars.
3. 4. b.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
Chancery Court at Jacksboro'

John IL. Hunter, Admir-. VS. Joseph Hart ct al
IN THIS G Sc IT APPEARING FROM THE
| allegations IN the Bill. which is sworn to. that
David Hart, one Of the defendants, is a resident
Of the State # California, il is therefore ordered
by me that publication be made. for four sue
cessiye weeks. in the Knoxville Chronicle, a
newspaper published at Knoxville. Tennessee.
requiring said party to appear before the Clerk
and Master at his Office in Jacksboro'. Tennessee,
on tho first Monday in December, 1875. being the
last Rule Day Of said court preceding the rext
Term Of said court, to be held vt Jacks boro. Ten
nessee. on the third Monday of December. 1915
and file his answer or other defense to said Bill
or the same will be taken as confessed and set for
hearing OK pIrte as to him. This 18th Septem-
Der, 1878. J. ;. LINDSAY. G, * NJ.
of Chancery Court 1t Jacksooro', Tenn.
iN22v4
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
How to Choose a Wife,

That, young lady will make you good
wife who does not apologize when you find
her at work in the Kitchen but continues at
her task until it is finished.
When you hear lady say, 81 shall
attend church and wear my old bonnet and
waterproof cloak, for fear we shall have
rain Storm" depend upon it she will
make good wife.
When a daughter remarks, Mother, j
would not hire help, for / can assist you 10
do all the work in the kitchen" set II down
that she will make somebody a good wife.
When you hear young lady saying 10
her father, Don't purchase q very expen-
will wear best" you may be certain she
will make q good wife.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
NEH ADVERTISEMENTS
Chancery Court at Jacksboro'

James VI. Gaylor ct al VS. William Gaylor ct al
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
L the allegations IN the Bill. which IL sworn to-
that the respondent George Gaylor Is a uou-resi .
dent Of the state of Tennessee il is therefore or
dered by me that publication be made, for four
successive weeks in the Rockville Chronicle. a
newspaper published at Knoxville. Tennessee
notifying said respondent TO appear before the
Iacksbnro', Tennessee, on the first Monday of
December, 1873, it being the last Rue by Of said
Court. II xt preceding the next Term OF sid
Court, TO be held at the court house in jacks
horo', Tennessee. 'ou the Sd Monday of December,
1875. and ii his answer or other defense t. said
Bill, or the same will he taken as confessed and
set for hearing sx part ms to hiu. This 18th of
September, 1875. j. S. LINDSAY, c. AN
iXl2w4
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
THE SPEED RING

Was occupied twice, the first being a
pacing race, for which there were two
entries. The premium was a pair of
fine silver gobletS and We're won by
Mr.. Dickinson, of Morristown.
The next was walking match, and
only two horses were entered. The
premium, fine S25 silver water pitch
err was won by Mr.. John Stoakley.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
In Chancery at Rutledge, Tenn
james NJ. Mitchell. Admir-. &c.. vs.. John Long,
JT, ct al.

JhIIes W MIIIutII HuII y UV'I va JUHu LUnEl
JT, ct al.
INTHIS SEITAPPEARING FROM THE
i bill, which Is sworn TO. that the defendants
John Long Jr., Jacob Long, Joseph Long. Eliz.
abeth Acuf, Charles Aeui Mary flanagan,
Rhoda Ann Alstot and Joseph Alstot are non,
residents Of the state Of Tennessee, IL is there
fore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publi-
cation be made in the Knoxville Wing and Chron
non resident defendants 10 appear before the
ChanceTy Court at Rutledge. Tennessee, on the
third Monday Of October next, and then and there
make their defense 10 said bill or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing eX
parte as 70 them, RutledRe, Tenn. Sept. ii, 1875.
iIi6 ~ " c. g, SMITH. G. & NJ.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
On Saturday, September %, 1875
AT 12 O'CLOCK, M,
81 Acres to 147 Acres Each,

And their close proximity to Knoxville and tn
superior quality Of the lands. make them YER
valuable for farming purposes.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-22
PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW.

Premiums will be awarded for classes
IL, IL, Is and l6. Tournament riding
at 10 AN. Trotting match at p. NJ.
Ladies riding at p. NJ. and tourna~
ment riding for premium at p. NJ.
Coronation Ball at the Hall at night
and supper at the Godfrey House, and
thus will close the Greeneville Fair
for 1875. r. A. b.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

A FRENCH HORROR. - The French
Minister of Justice has just received re-
port of a very extraordinary and sad af-
fair, which is not unlikely to create some
sensation. Thirty years ago, young
girl named Marie Guernie was found
poisoned in her bed. She had been be-
trothed short time before to young
man, whom her young sister Madeline
was said to be deeply in love. The poor
girl was at once arrested, tried, and I'm
ally condemned to death, without utter
ing word Of complaint or of justifca-
tion. Every ybody felt the greatest sym
pathy for the poor old father of the two
girls, who was giving signs of the most
violent grief. He had come into posses
sion of some money which the girls had
inherited from their mother, but his grief
did not seem to lessen thereby. A fort
night ago the old man died, and before
his death confessed to his parish priest,
that he was himself the murderer of his
eldest daughter. He had, moreover, al
lowed suspicion to rest on the younger in
order to inherit the money of both. The
poor victim had died innocent without
uttering word in her defence, because
she knew who was the murderer, and
rather chose to die than to denource him
to justice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

A QUEER CASE. - At meeting ol
Spirtualists, held in a village not faI
from Scranton, and not long since, one
Of the members Of "the circle" received
message from friend in the unseen
world to the effect that he would certain
ly die upon certain day and hour, men
tioning the time with a positivcness that
to the circle and to the gentleman left nc
room for doubt. The message also con-
veyed ali admonition that he should, in
anticipation Of the event, Immediately
procure life insurance policy for $40, ,0OC
for the benefit Of his family. In obedi-
ence to the suggestion the policy was Sc.
cured, and upon the appointed day and
hour the man died. The wife, upon ap-
plying to the company for the payment
of the amount named in the policy, was
informed that the policy was voided by
reason Of the husbands having commit
ted "moral suicide"-that is, died be-
cause he thought he must do so in ac-
cordance with the supposed message
The wife has now brought suit against
the company for the amount Of the poll
cy.-ScrdntOn, (Pa.,) Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13
SOMEHOW OR OTHER.

Life has burden for evory ones shoulder
Mono may escape from its trouble and care
Miss it in youth and twill come whom wore
older,
And fits us as close as the garments we wear.
Sorrow comes into our homes unlimited,
Robbing our hearts of its treasure of song;
Lovers grow cold and our friendships are
slightcd,
Yet somehow or other we worry along.
Midst tho sweet blossoms that smile in our
fnces,
Grow tho rank weeds that would poison and
blight;
And cen in tho midst of oarth's beautiful
places
There's always something that isn't just
right.
Yct oft from the rock wo may pluck gay
flower,
And drink from spring in desolate waste:
They come to tho hoart rs n heavenly dover,
And naught is SO sweet to tho eye or the
tasto.
Everyday toll is an everyday blessing.
Though poverty's cottage and crust we may
share
Weak is tho back on which burdens arc
pressing,
But stout is tho hcsrt that Is strengthened ID
by prayer
Somehow or other the pathway grows brighter
Just whom wo mourn thcre was mono to be-
friond
lIopo in tho heart makes the burden soon
lighter,
And somehow or othor wc got to tho end.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13
Weaverville, March 13, 1875.

CURIOUS BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
Jose Reyes Bernal and Manuela Higuera
are cousins residing at Pleasanton, Ala
media county. They are Of an ancient
hidalgo family of the old Castlian blood,
and they wooed and loved. Jose is worth
$4,000 and Manuela is a well formed,
1.-THE and bright Spanish girl of twenty
five. Jose promised to wed her, and un-
der such covenant became the father of
her child and then he would not marry
her. She sued him for $4,000 damages,
and the jury allowed her $4,000. The
case went to the Supreme Court and was
sent back to the court below on the ground
that the evidence. was not sufficient to
justify the verdict and on Tuesday of this
week the case was again before the court.
Tae defense asked leave which was final
ly granted, to file supplemental answer
to the effect that in January last Manuela
was married to one Leandro Goven and
as married woman, could not further
prosecute the case in other words wo-
man who sues for breach of promise of
marriage and marries pending the action
cannot recover, the action being abated
and ended. The interesting question thus
arises as to what injury the husband sus-
tains and how he could be party to suit
for damages against man for refusing
to marry his wife.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

A CoRPsE IN THE AIR.-The Paris
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
writes 'Ono Of the strangest and most
horrible OF sensational incidents took
place tho other day at Puteaux. A party
of children who were playing in the en-
virons, discovered floating in tho air
and partly entangled in the branches of
tree, IA white parcel upborne by some 20
or 80 toy balloons which were attached to
it. The attention of the police being di-
rected to this singular object, it WAS TAX
on down and the package opened which
proved TO contain tho corpse of q new
born infant. Investigation into the mat
tor brought TO light the following facts
The child was that of poor toy maker,
and just after the confinement of his wife
he died suddenly and all the household
goods and chattels were seized for rent.
The unhappy woman was driven mad by
this accumulation of misfortunes sho
killed her infant, and then went out and
drowned herself, leaving written paper
behind in which she declared her inten-
ton Of committing suicide, and said she
had gotten her baby all ready to go up
10 heaven A sadder tale with more
strange termination it would be hard to
find. The toy balloons had evidently
formed part of the dead husbands stock
in trade"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

WENT FOR HIM.-A New Jersey edi-
tor wrote a long article entitled Why
are Women Delicate ?" and marked ii
"No. l." Then he went home and threw
his overcoat over the lounge, in the inside
pocket of which after brief exploration,
his wife found letter concluding in the
following words: "Don't let your skin
ny old wife SEQ this. Ever yours. Mag
gio." Then she seized the poker, and
chased her talented husband three times
around the house before she knocked him
down the area steps. 1t is thought that
No. 2 Of" Why are Women Delicate ?"
will never be written.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

A STRIKING instance Of the power OF
Imagination over the human organism
has just attracted some attention at Paris.
A poor old shoemaker, Frederick Steib-
mann, who had lived in the Rue des
Halles, has been the prey to singular
delusion for the past few months. lie
imagined that his soul passed from his
body into peculiar watch which he had
invented and upon which he had worked
for twenty years. "On the day that my
watch stops" Steibmann was wont to
say, 81 shall die. My life has become
subordinated to that of the watch" A
few days ago the watch began to run ir-
regularly, at first too fast, then too slow.
I" am very i'll" said the old man, and
he took to his bed. Two days later the
watch stopped. Steibmann noticed the
unmoving hand, he rose to a sitting pos
ture, uttered cry and fell back dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13
PADDY MALONE went to a priest a

PADDY MALONE went to a priest and
asked him, What is Il miracle, your
riverince ?" The priest asked him sew
eral questions and found he had been to
the revival meetings and heard strange
things. lie was mighty mad and telling
Paddy to stand out in front Of him, he
gave the poor fellow tremendous kick
in the rear. "Did it hurt you ?" asked
the priest. "To be shure it did," says
Paddy. Sand it would have been a
miracle if it hadn't" replied the priest
with which Paddy walked away-an-
swered, but not satisfied.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

A MAN in Michigan procured divorce
from his wife, intending to marry another
woman. The latter, however, got tired
waiting and married another man on the
day the divorce was granted. Then the
fellow hesitated whether or not he should
try and make it up with his wife again,
and while he was hesitating his wife mar
ried another fellow. This is what would
naturally be called getting left all round.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

A LADY sitting in her parlor, engaged
in dreamy contemplation of the NOUS
tache of the young gentleman who was to
escort her and her sister to a festival, was
suddenly awakened by an ominous whis-
per in a juvenile voice at the door =
You've got AIMS teeth and she wants
them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

The Wheeling Lntethgencer remarks,
with touch Of pathos THE bones OF
Chang and Eng, wired together, stand in
the private study Of Philadelphia doc
tor, while their poor wives split fence
rails in their far off North Carolina home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS :

District COurt-Seoond Monday in April,
August and December.
County Court-First Monday in Janu-
ary, March, May, July, September and No
yember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court }
Board of SuperyisOrs--Firs Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

Trinity Chapter, No. 18, II. Il. M,
Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
of each month, at MASONIC HALL, Weaver
Vile, ut o'clock, P. NJ.
o. C. CHRISTENSEN, ii. p.
NJ. Il. GRIFFIN, Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-13

Trinity County German HOspiiGI So
ciety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUILDING, Weavervile, on the
first Sunday of March, June, September and
December CHAS HARTMAN,
janL Secretary.