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II. HARTMAN 4 20. are positively
selling out tognit the business, and goods
must he sold. The greatest bargains ever
offered in Wheeling. Remember the place;
No, 30 Twelfth street.
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Tnr word "slush" will hardly convey
nm idea Of the condition VI the streets and
paycmcnts yesterday. Tongue connottcIl
nor pen describe II.
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Dry GoOps lower thnn the lowest nlao
carpet chain ut 80 cents at
ARONnElMER & LEv's,
2i02 Main Street.
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TnE frat annual meeting Of the Penn.
sylvnnin, Ohio md West Virginia Press
Association VIVA held In the Union Depot
Hotel, nj Pittsburgh, on Tuesday.
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Call ut Adams Il Lucas Music Store,
1927 Market street,
You can save from 8 to % cents per
yard on carpets and oil cloths at
ARoNITEIMER 4 Lewis,
2lO2 Main Street.
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CAnrEts.-Do YOU contemplate getting
one this spring Il 40 60 to J.W. Fcrrcl's,
for he il Offering them for half price; do
not fail Ia give him call.
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A FEW more blankets and covcrlids to
close out, way below cost, at Henry
Roemers,
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Chapline Street,. Il. Thompson.
Wesley Church-W, c, Griffith.
Fulton-G. c. Schaiier.
Marshall-D. II, K, Dix one to be
supplied;
Now Martinsville-W. q. RiehldaIteFi
one to be supplied.
Green-E. c. Woodruff,
Cameron-T. b. Hughes.
Grave ek-L, ll.Jordon; one to be
supplied.
baIlas--S. King,
Short Creek and Liberty 7. NJ. Hart
ley.
Triadclphia-C. Common.
BenwOOd-L, l.. Stewart.
President Female College VIII. Nor
CLARKSBURG DISTRICT.
J. ". ". BOLTON, Pc.
Clarksburg SlatiOn-J. l.. Clark,
West Milf0rd-E. $, Wilson and Il, D.
BuclnGr. ,
Wilsonburg-J. W, IIuggins and j. G.
RexrOad.
Salcm-C. s. AllemOng.
Smithton--D. TNsker.
Lumberport--R. Northcrait.
Pruntytown-W. f. LOOMS; one to
DO supplied.
Bridgcport--s. +. Jones.
Fairmont--G, Martin.
Marion-W. +. Cannon.
ManningtOn-M. McNecl.
Pine GrOve-N. h. johnson.
BlacksyiIle-C. II. Conway.
JolIytown-W. D. Carrico.
Littlcton-G. W. Parriott.
State Bible Agent-W. II. White
Principal Normal SCHOOL,. q. Blair.
BUCKITANNON DISTRICT,
NV. REGER, r.E
Station-F. NJ. Hughes.
Circuit-L. D. Casio.
Phillippi--J. b. l.aughlin.
Upshnr-j. COnwCll.
Bcvcrly-Supplicd by II. FOggy,
Sutton-A. Mick.
WcbstCr-To be supplied.
- FrcnchtOn-W. Il. LOvctt; one to he
supplied.
Weston-S. y. y. Prickett.
Glenville-J. +. Wasson.
I Frccmansburg-R. WCcsc.
ltandolph-Onc 10 he supplied
pARKERSBuRG DISTRICT.
A,HALtp Pc.
Slation-A K. Kelley.
Circuit--W. II. Shaw.
WilliamstOwn--T. B. Faulkner.
Mt, Pleasant II. +. ChcnUwith.
Volcanoes. Kitchens.
Mu raysvilIc-II. II. WcstwoOd
Rave ,swom w. ". Kelley.
IIarigvillr-R N. Wallace.
Elizabeth II. j. lIoatmnn.
Ellrnlmro-G. Croptcld,J J. II. Hess.
burning Spring-J.S. Frecland.
West Unions. l.Owther.
SistCrsyiIle-W. H. IIindman.
St. Mnry's-M. \. ". Young
Middlcbournc-F. II. j. King.
Ccntcrvillc--R s. WEIGH.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
'' NJ o""Lih
Charleston StatiOn-W. NJ. MulIennix'
Charleston CirCnit-F. A. TripIett.
Nicholas-N. G. lIccklcy.
Mountain Covc1J.T T. Davis.
MaldGh-B. darlington.
Elk Rivcr--B. llagar.
Min Creek II. +. Ryan,
Point pleasant-G, G. WiIding.
LetNrt--E. d. W. King.
Clifton-W. G. Wilson.
Hartford City--S. +. Steele
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SOMETHING NEw-H Boxed tocd button.
cd CATERS, made exclusively for ladies'
and children At l.. v BioNn's
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j. W. FERREL isclosing out his entire
stock Of dry goods and carpets regardless
Of cost, as they must he sold.
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THE SPELLING FUROR.
Interesting Match ON the Island
"A Bridgeport Lady Carries
Olr the Prize.

Interesting Match ON the island
"A Bridgeport Lady Carries
or the Prize.
The spelling mania continues 10 spread,
and in nearly every community there are
matches either arranged for or in contem.
plation. Those who consider themselves
lit to enter are syllabling over the hard
words and brushing up their photography
BY frequent references to the dictionary,
Like all other epidemics, this one will
have to run its course, and it can certainly
be made the means OF accomplishing
much good.
The fever has been raging in our
neighborhOOd for some weeks but not
until last evening was 1t regularly in
augurated in Wheeling. The Thomson
NJ. Z. Church, on the Island, was last
night crowded with young and old, at;
tractcd by the announcement that IAN old
fashioned spelling SCHOOL, would be held
there. The match came of, and was very
interesting and successful. So lar as
finances were concerned it was more
than successful, as the seats were all
filled and many persons were compelled to
stand. The price II admission was liked
at ten cents, and the money taken in at
the door aggregated $2S. The proceeds
OF the entertainment are to be used in
repairing the church.
But to the spelling match, Shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock Mr., f. j. Stone called the
audience 10 order, aud made few pleas
ant remarks relative to the object OF the
meeting. lie stated that the idea OF offer
ing prize to the best spellcr was rather
impromptu, but that he had selected q
beautiful gilt.ctlgcd and morocco cover
cd pocket Bible, which would be given tc
the winner.
Mr.. Collier suggested that two pcrson'
act Us Captains, who shall choose those
whom they wish to spell on their sides
and that two Judges be selected. lie an
nounccd that the spelling book used II
our public schools would be used as thu
test book, and II any misunderstanding
should occur Webster's dictionary SHOULD
be referred to us authority.
Messrs. Charles Faris and Sumner
Stone were selected as Captains, AM
Prof. SnowdCn and Dir, Q. II. Collie
were elected Judges, DR., l., 4. llildretI
consented to give out the words.
The Captains then commenced "ChOos
ing sides" Only about one-half Of thos'
chosen consented to spell, aud Conse
Quently some time was consumed II
choosing. Finally, however, the follow
Ing persons formed In line on either sid
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Tnr Riverside Mil Ia making larry,
shipments Of nail. West and Southwest
The Riverside ha' been running steadily
NIL winler.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

Notice /, hereby given that We shall. pursuant to
tlcrCe u tho County court fOr Marshall county
West Virginia. mailc and cntcnd IN the W q uly
Of January 1879, In cause In ClahcrIy lanllmS "
said Court wherein the Merchants National Hank
II West Virginia, at wheeling, Is Complainant AMI
Martin r. Wayinan and Others are Defendants,
prOCrG to sell nj public auction - the highest anil
hest bidder OF the frOnt hOOr Of the Court House O
Mir.huIl FOuniy West Virginia
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GtreGateltiqetrrer,
THURSDAY. MARCH II, 1878.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Fnund-lur Cape.
Bids for business Of Insurance Co.
Dissolution Of Copnrtncrship.
AttcntiOn-lInird Il Gray.
Lots for Sale.
Oil Cloths, Ne. McndcI, Booth " Co.
Notice.
10 Make Room for Spring Goods.
Hamilton Opera House.
District Court Of the United States.
WEATHER RECORD. The following
shows the range Of the thermometer n
observed Mt Silvey's Drug Store, cOrnc
opposite lostOIliCe:
YESTERDAY.
sAM AN Sr.M TN
- 81 10 10
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0, SATURDAY, Tho ialh Day 81 March. 1915.

Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, the following lie.
Nrrd nal estate, that is to sly certain lncl Of
land situate on the waters Of lhGgs' Hun, IN the
county Of Marshall, anl state 0l West NirBIhiii
bounded as follows, tO-wit Beginning at stone III
lane, corner to Samuel Allen, thence = 40 west
.! poles to stake on q rnrinc, a branch Of lbgss
Hun, thence down SIiIl tavinc with the meahuets
thereof mud binding thereon Ivy 4-lO POLES to
hpch on the north hank Of Elld l'ranGh ol run
thence n. 89Is' west II 1.iO nlcs 70 beech n
2!H' west 10 40 poles, to white oak MS west,
= i.iO pnlcs, to stake thence \. east u l'iU
polcs 10 sugar tree thence va, east " S'lO
poles to dOgWOul; n. Il cast ~ I0cs to q sugar
Tree; \. 3fl5 east y poles H. All lfonwO9l n. ~
east Z l.iO poles to u stonc thence n. Ga east u
POLES 10 u stonci thence \ u east wa lhIeS 10
stone near locust; y. % cast l1lrs y large
hickory n. ~ EAST poles TO sugar tree thellcr
IS east 10 poles to leCCh on the west branch 81
Hogs Kun; thence down sail branch \. Va west
u roles To stake, corner to land Ot Thomas I"lhi
thence ~ d brunch NJ lDggs' Run with the ineJn'
der, tlrfOi, and binding tlcrnil, " itlO poles TO u
stone; thence g. 2 west III 2'lO lnIcs i0h sl0lini
thence $. BiiS' west NJ POLES o the place 81 lEflIl,
ming, containing one hundred Rnh four acres AMI
sSty-ilyc poles, lie the same more NJ lcss, Will all
the buildings anil aiplftehnhrc' llereOhlo belong
Ing
ey In cash, and the balance IN W0Crnh annual ray
nipnts the deferred payments to H secuted to tie
satisfaction NJ the Commissioners.
DANIEL PECK,
IIANSillAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners
FEBRUARY ., 1866 iG'-'lAw
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SPELLING ns fine art hns evidently
not been cultivated To ahy great degree
in our classic burg.
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Mons than twenty thousand dollars
worth Of goods to he sacrificed nj the
closing out snle Of II. Hartman 4 Co.
Wchnyc alurgc stock Of mems nnd boys
clothing.
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uoUsE FOR RENT.

I'll ,,,,,,,,, :,
ONE OF TIE MOST DESIRABLE
DWELLINGS on the Island, corner Of Nir'
ginia and South Front streets, first house
after crossing the bridge on the LEFT hand
side. Apply to the subscriber, No. 9lSoutII
Front street, or ut the City Bank. Posses
sion given April LIST, 1875. ,r,v
tlC3O j. MOltuAN'
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"MARrttA WASHINGTON Ten PARTIES
will probably lc the next sensation.
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J. ". FEnREh Is closing out Cas pets us
low ns lSc per yard. Supply yourselves
now, or YOU will have to pay for them in
the Spring.
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SSow in the mountains ia reported twt
feet doom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11

YOrNU ladies' have taken 10 the mania
ni collecting stamps again. Their mania
for spending them is chronic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11

l'on nlpacm or other dry goods go to
I. ", FrHhEt's.
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If YOU want to save money on your dry
goods, buy them ut Henry ROcmcr's.
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CAST nil these spelling schools com.
linc md give lis better spell Of weather
than We have been having?
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If you want cheap carpet, go to
j, ", FERRELs.
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Tnr l,ridrcporicra are good spoilers
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Ebr Additional Local See Em Iagc.
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GrLr band window shades 81 % per
pair al ARONHEIMER n lIEvI's,
2l02 Main Street.
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ElDglovcs worthSl 80 for 10 cents A
few more cOrsCts to close out very cheap
at Henry liOemer,s. .
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Go to l.. V. Rlond's for your boxed
tOcd hnttOncd gAiters
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A q RsNttNJ
2lO2 Main Street
in another column.
.-.
TIL on y place In the city where you
CATERS isat Ia V. BLoNDs'
-, e.
close out, way below cost, ut Henry
lSOemcrs.
~ r,,,n,,, -ia'i,.on,Li, ov,i,o
stock Of dry goods and carpets regardless
OF cost, rs they must be Sold
-
THE RusII.-CIIStomerS II you wan! to
out sale 0l H. Hartman " Co" you must
go soon. The apartment Is good yet i'll
KIprIovcs worth 81 80 for 10 cents. A
few more corscts to close out very cheap
at Henry Roemers.
Go To l.. V. Blond's for your boxed
tocd hnttoncd gnitrrs
DIR band window shades 81 % per
pun " SIoS Main Street
-A--.'...'.
I, wor, IN sovo NANNY mn vorr drv
,onI: hny ihcm NJ IIcnrv fornicr's
o -
LEST C9ilcoes At = cents per !orn, aIiu
AZ other u""ls anu '"rlew pop"F'
DRY HOoiS lower tn"h inc lowest "'7"
carpet chain NJ ~ cents AZ
ARoSHE si;MdGGE y hESls
2los NAM street.
If yOu want cheap carpet, go to
-. W. FE"HE"S
T,vo l,nd,oJ r;no amin, ovorcoo,s
=, io wv ,i h ns", ~ w,"I,fnrt,so NJ I'm
T I,uIH ou' =, T" III ,, =. '"" va
0"'''"'"' " ""1 49,
~ t,rnr,, !. oio.;n, NJ, Co.,o,. -,
o. '" o. H nns .asj '' S"SS, "%' v"vlSoiy"S
n ~" u" 80 'S yo,, ;it h".o ~ ppy t;r ham !"
m 10Y OF yo" VIII NV" ~! tut '"e''' III
,to,, H. 800, I,a,.n,d I,t,,s,
MG"h 'n"n '"ey aotc"n,i S' H."
TSta y. So" "ia VI " If iias,,nS, 3 r."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATEs.- We are
no longer entitled to a representative
chosen by this county alone. The scepter
has departed from the mining counties,
once so powerful, and now the city of San
Francisco alone holds more political pow
er than the whole mountain range, from
Sskiyou to the lower border of the State.
Trinity county has shared the fate of the
others whore mining was and is the para
mount interest, and is shOrn of her power
rot to so great an extent as befel the
once populous counties Of the Sierra Ne
vadas, yet still so much that "The Cen
tleman from Trinity" will henceforth be
unknown in the halls of legislation. Our
county has been joined with Shasta for
an Assembly District and with Modoc,
Shasta and Siskiyou to choose Senator.
For the last position, however, no election
will be held this year, (Mr. Irwin, the
Senator elected in Siskiyou two years
ago, holding over unless the Democrats
nominate the Senator from that District
for a Sta te office, in which case he will
undoubtedly resign and leave Il vacancy
to be filled by election.
The Senatorial district of which we
were a part, was formed of this county
and Shasta, and the Senatorial candidate
Of both parties, in 1871, was taken from
Trinity county. 1t is therefore conceded
that Shasta county will have the right, if
she chooses to exercise it, Of naming the
candidate for Assembly. We have as
yet heard Of no candidate named among
our Shasta neighbors, but do not doubt
they will be plenty enough when the time
comes. And if Shasta county claims and
exercises the right we concede, it is to be
hoped that her choice may fall upon a
different style of legislative timber from
that which represented the county last.
Honesty is a very necessary quality, it is
true, but the notion that any honest man
is capable OF being good legislator, is
being proved rather gauzy. There are
certain qualities needed to become law
maker which every man of common sense
and honesty does not possess. In body
composed of such men, a few sharp poll
ticians can generally contrive and have
things their own way. So, if Shasta has
the naming Of the legislative candidates,
we hope both parties will put forward the
best material which they have got.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

a TERRIBLE EKPLosIoN.-The details
Of the giant powder explosion which oc-
CURED at San francisco on the 9TH inst,
are sickening. Ten persons were killed
or SO badly wounded as to be hopeless,
and large value Of property destroyed
The cause of the explosion is not certain.
ly known, but is attributed to spark
which fell from the pipe of the man who
was filing the cartridges. The opinion
has heretofore obtained that giant pow
dpY can on'y be exploded by conclusion.
This account is given by a witness Mr.
Clark went into the Office to get the cart
ridges ready for blasting. lie took the
loose powder out of box filled with pow
der and put this powder into cans with a
wooden scoop through hole about an
in4h and half large. lie had filed one
c and placed that on the Ia BILE and plac-
Cd two empty cans near he box and com
monced filing them. The box OF powder
was standing on the floor from which he
fil,ei the cans. He then lighted his pipe
and sat down on an empty box alongside
the powder. He was crossing his legs
which Jared the pipe in his mouth, from
which dropped some fire into the box of
powder. lie then tried to extnguish the
spark Of fire with his finger pressing on it,
when after It moment the powder in the
box blazed up. On seeing this, l ran
oJt to distance of fifty feet, when |
heard an explosion take place"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

STILL AFTER THEM.-The Post has
got two libel suits on its hands, with
Chief of Police Cockril, but it stiA goes
for that worthy. On Saturday it publish
ed fac simile Of promise made by
Cockrill, to appoint Henry Smith, a
"nigger," as detective in the event Of
his election. The promise was broken,
but Smith kept the agreement, notwith-
standing money was offered for its return.
Cockrill claims that ne only gave the
promise because it was requested by
Judge Dwinele and other leading citi-
zens, but the Post believes, and the belief
is plausible one, that it was given inthe
hope and expectation of securing the col
ored vote for Cockrill. 1t is a crime
against the elective franchise to bribe
voters, but proceedings sgains: Cockrill
on this charge are barred b. the statutes
of limitation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Athens, Gu
riously contrasts the mixtures to be found there
of ancient and modern civilization Railroads
spin their trains amid the temJ,les Of three
thousand years steamers dash their swelis
upon the Pireus, and the scream Of their whis-
ties resound trem Athos, fentelicns and Cyth-
eron to Olympus and the heavens beyond their
gods. Dir. Ayers world renowned medicines,
those consummations Of modern sci-nce, are
posted on the AcrOpo.is, the FarthenOn, the
AreOpagus and hesion, while the modest
cards ot Cherry Pectoral, Ayers Salsaparila,
Ague Cure and Pills lock from the windows ot
the shops in the streets of athens, where they
arc sold.-[N. \. Globe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17
DEATHS.

In Weaverville, April 18th, ISABEL,
wife Of VIM. l. Hupp, a native Of Ire
land, aged SO years.
Funeral. from residence in Faggtown, this
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
In WeavervilIe, April l1th, the Infant
Daughter of Wm S. and Helen Lowden,
aged Is days.
At Raymond Ranch, Lower Trinity,
April 9Th, VIRGIL CARAwAY, native of
Virginia, aged IS years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

A NEW sect in religion, called the
Eternalists," has sprang into existence
in Ohio. Their belief is that the human
soul occupies a succession of bodies that
after death the freed spirit enters the in
hnt body of some child or animal accord
ing to its place while on earth. The idea
is not new one, but is not SO beautiful
as the Gypsy creed which holds that the
bodies of the human race are occupied
by the souls of fallen angels, who have
this way Of redemption open to them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

DoN'T GO THERE.-The Virginia City
Chronicle says not day passes but the
wei to do residents Of Virginia are visit
ed by men who beg them for meal of
yictuals. They all tell the same story,
and truthfully, too. They have come
here expecting to get work and ,onnd
eve y place filled. There arc four or five
thousand idle men now in the city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

PREPARATION so widely and fayorably
known as Hairs Vegetable Siciian Hair Re-
newer needs few words Of praise from us. This
compound has won its way to the highest favor
in the public mind and multitudes. who have
vainly used ,.ther remedies for the restoration
of their hair, have, on trying the Sicilian Ike
newer. been made glad by the restoration of
their grey hair to its natural color, and the
thin locks thic6eRed up as in the days Of
early yoAth. 1t also prevents the hair falling
out, makes il soft and glossy, and is altogether
the best pr paratiOn for its Intended purposes
before the public Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

A BOLD robbery was committed by
highwaymen in November. They stop
ped a buggy with gentleman and two
ladies who were coming from the Cliff
House to San Francisco. Recently the
police Of San Francisco arrested two men
on suspicion, one Of whom was immedi-
ately Unidentified by one Of the ladies as
having been participant in the robbery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

A son Of Il. j. Martin who lives eight
miles west of Red Bluff, was sent out by
his father to bring in a couple Of horses
running at large in field. Not return
ing so soon as expected, the father went
in search Of the boy, and found him ly-
ing with his neck broken. From the ap-
pearance Of the body it was thought that
the horse had stumbled, thrown the boy
and fallen upon him, killing him on the
Instant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

TWELVE years ago an efficient Michi-
gan prosecuting attorney nearly roared
his lungs away in convicting Henry
Smith Of murder, and Henry has been in
the penitcntiary ever since. Now the
friends Of the prisoner are trying to pro
cure Il pardon for him, the murdered man
having died Il short time ago, coniessing
that the murder had never taken place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

The walking match been Daniel o.
Leary and John Dewitt, 100 miles for
1000, was won by O'Leary, who COM
pleted the hundred miles in 23 hours, SO
minutes and II seconds. The last mile
was completed in minutes and Is ec-
onds. Dewitt gave up on the ffty-sev-
enth mile.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

PARDoNED. The Governor has par
doned William Cullen. sentenced in the
County Court Of Shasta county at the
April term, 1872, to seven years in the
State Prison, for robbery. His pardon is
asked for by Wells, Fargo & Co., whom
he robbed. Cullen gave convict!ng testi-
mony at the trial of Shepardson, leader
of the gang.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

THE NAMELEss.-A Swede died at San
Rafael last week who had lived there
eleven years and no one knew his name.
He had lost his powers of speech from
stroke OF paralysis, and if able to write it
was not known. For the last six or sew
en- years he had been county charge
and was spoke of in the Hospital reports
as " the old man." To him death must
have been welcome guest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17
NOTICE.
U. 8. Internal Revenue
- II Il @ IAL II A " Il -.
May 1, 1875. to April 80, 1879.
NOTICE

THE REVISED STATUTES of the
United States, Sections 3232, 3237,
1888 and 3239, require every person en-
gagged in any business, avocation or en-
ployment which renders him liable to a
Special Tax, TO procure and place con
spicuously in his esta blishment or place
OF business a STAMP denoting tho pay
ment Of said Special Tax for the Special
Tax Year beginning May !, 1875, before
commencing or continuing business after
April 30th, 1875.
The Taxes embraced within the pro-
visions OF the law above quoted are the
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-17

MAGUIRE, the wife murderer of San
Francisco, was sentenced to Is years in
San Quentin. He'll be pretty old by the
time he comes out and may not care to
marry again but we think the verdict
would have been better had it included
some hanging.