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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Waiter Sheridan was one Of a
New York gang ofrobbers. who have
Just come 10 grief This msn has
aooa1 run oas his career, reckoning on
the ussai average Of a criminals
/ professional life. He il fortv-6ve
years Of age, and has figured in
criminal records siac be was thirty
two OF ali the thousands and thou
sa1ds Of dcllars be has made during
thst period, all tha; remained to him
at the time Of his capture was seven
I ty-ive ce1ts-s fact which be psthet-
ieally deploTed to his captors. This
man is . native Of New Orleans. and
when Young was regarded as 3 lad
Of excellent promise W al b did
+ uy 20 TIE tine 3 hen, at itirty- w,
be turned up a. Missouri 1rse-tnief.
IS not known: but frem ihst ds e 70
ibs prr~sas .me al lhe ei icam-ta1-
ces II BIS career hrus part Of the
cri,niaal aunal- u this AID several
Eeropsan Countries From horse
sieaFug. be ~snt to hotel robhiug ;
bul this did ost pay, So, after serving
short tirne 10 ire Alton (lll) Pen
teaiuary. be tarned bis attention. 10
back. aBd 5000 breslne Known as
oBe ot Gbe must dangerous oauk
thieves. Aided bv confederate. be
robbed be FIRST National of Spring
Geld, III, vas captured and tried. aud
whle bis comrade vas convicted, be
escaped by the liberal use of money.
He came to New York, and operated
about " all street. The robbery Of
large amouut of bonds and securities
from Mr. BiaJcbford was one Of bis
most notable achievements another
was the pari0inigg from the Maryland
Fire Insurance Company, of Balti-
more, OF a bundle OF notes amounting
to Sl20.000; and again in the same
way. be robbed q scranton bank Of
S3T GOO. and 4 Cleveland bank Of
$40 600
He WaS a partner of Med nald. the
Ba8k Of England forger, and was one
Of tbe original investors in the espi
tal required for the execution Of the
fIrgeries but on lea-niug that Nc
DOaald mad female confident, Sberi-
dan with other partners, drew out
His last great exploit was The placing
Of tbe forged railroad bonds in New
y ork. y ben be obtained two loans Of
$40. 600 aud $50 900 on the counter
feit securities. His partners in this
were equally successful IN
raising money on their share Of them
Il was for this crime that Sheridan
vas most vigorously pursued He
ef. the c0uatry. went 10 Europe.
wandered abuut there plying bis pro-
-ession came home, aud again went
lack. and foallv returoed some
mouths ago. " ben be weut vest 10
Salt Lake, ard marked bis track 0y
lumber Of small felonies, quite con-
empuhle 10 comparison with bis pre-
-ious doings. With all his success in
.1bberv. the man evidently vas little
emoved iron abjeci poverty aDd had
uTned bis face once more TO New
iork a. Offering the best ehaoee Of
,elleriBg bis condition. His fate met
iiul as be stepped of the ferry boat,
o me shape Of a squad Of Pinkertou's
detectives. Being taken tOtne Police
Court, be pleaded TO eigbty-two IN
.icImeuts, aud as be has used up uii
is funds, there i every prospect Of
lis taking a speedy and permanent
departure for Sing Sing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

A hste. of tobacco asked an old
negro woman, the fumes of whose
pipe were annoying to him. if she
was . Christian. Yes, brudder, l
'specss is." do you belive in the
Bible ?n "Yes, brudder." "Ds you
know that there is passage in the
Scriptures which says that nothing
unclesn shall enter the kingdom Of
Hesven?" Yes. I'vs heard Of il. I"
Well, Chloe you smoke and you
cannot enter the kingdom of Heaven.
because there is nothing so uncleah
as the breath Of q smoker. What do
you say to that?" "Wby. ! 's2ects
70 leave my bret behind whsa ! go
dsr.n
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Banks.
YOUNGSTOWN SAYINGS BANK,
100 CLINTON STREET,
InHNsTOWN. Pa.

f-,,-;e-,E September L ia Deposits rceeiT
- "a IN sans not less than ene dollar. Present
- 81 Interest SIX lser CENT. Interest is due n
tse .usnihs OF June and December. and IL mi
yitldrawn is added 10 the deposit thus com pun
ding twice a year without troubling the dePosi
isr % call VI even 20 preseai the deIsgsii book-
Money lganed OF real estate. Preference, viii
liberal rates ana long isne. given 70 bgrrvEers oi
fsring nrsL u-ortgzg iarIRs worth four u more
lines tie anuQut oi luan eeszre4- Gpod rrici
ence p-rgecs titles. eC. rrlui7ec.
This curpJ-aiisn ls exclusively a Savings Bank
No commercial Deposits received. nor cisoonuti
made No loans On personal security.
Blank applications fyf borrowers copies Of the
rules. by laws and special law relating 10 The
tauE sent to any address requestec-
rErsIEIs j mes Cooper. DAVID DlOeri- g
a. Ellis, A J. HAYES, r q. Hay John Lgwtasn
/ IL L.apsiy. Daniel sIcI-aaga4in, y. J. Mozrell,
Lewis P1itI II. A Bgggs. OunTad SGpI1es- Geo.
T. Ssauk James MeAliiisn. James No risy and
W W. Walrrs.
Daniel J. M0rrell, President; Frspk Diosri,
Treasurer; Cyrus Elder, Solicitor. nova
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'.Csn you see me, dearest" said q
Chicago man to his dying wife. "Tell
me, can Feu see me.n Mo- she
family whispered, "bn' ! can smell
your BREATH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

oaerings Of The sessoa- Twenty
ceGts OF ibe dollar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Every married woman is personally
acquainted with man who will sit
right alongside of a stove and ie, ;ae
IRE go out.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Deep tbinkers-Visitors = : coal
mine, thinking if ,5sv wilb get oat
alive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

4 little siTl who wanted 10 be very
good during Lent proposed to give
gp going 20 school.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Zones be.ieves in policemen, and
thinks they are all square men "At
any rate" be says they ere aeser
'roQrd-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Il brokers wish 10 rnse the wind
they should negotiate q cy clone.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Many lady in Washington has
come 10 vsat-eome TO want diamond
esrrings.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Ought to be allowed to sit down.
3 merchant Of forty years. standing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Why is yo=ng lady Ike bill Of
exchange. Because she ought TO be
settled when she arrives al maturity
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Dandies and nanBy-goats neseF
faI to pride themselves apOa their
kids.
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PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING.

ln full Russia. pei az
Fourteen goluInes now ready. SucceeSing volumes
untii completion. will be issued once intw9 months
s.sSpecimen pages Of the American Cycloi'se
dia showing type. Illustrations, etc, viii be sem
gratis On application
First class cauvassing agents wanted
Address J. II WILLIAMSON,
Agent, No. io5. SixthSt-, Pittsburgh, Pa
dec
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-04-12

Tor rcohing-the very best article. He VIII under
take 10 put Slate Roois Houses. public and pri-
waite. spires. Sc., either in town country az the
lowest prices. and % warrant them Gall and see
hin or addres hin at his Olce No. 10 Baltimore
Street, CuTn 9eIiSnd, Nd Orders may be ten With
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-08

INEXPERIENCED HANDS on machine made bed
H. rumiorters. Wooster ST., near Cinsi.
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I1NPERiEsCED hands on ladies aud boys white
NJ. SAMTlIS. In. Walker
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UrlEST-cLASS operators rnishcrs, and prcssmer
y on boys anu Childsen's suits call all week. 81
Wistttt.
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OPERATORS and basters on shop coats, also
~ Linen tancs ana an errand girl. Call all week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-08

JyIKST-tl.A~~ operators on Wilcox & Gibbss
II machines Tor lace work no hcmmcrs.
A. COhEN d co. % CLINTON place lsth ST..
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OPERATORS on iadie,' white waists. out OF the
~ houSe reference required til IN afternoon.
r. STONE. II Howard ST.
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IcIH-T-CLA~S buttonhole maker and operator
a LIE BAL DEF. snlrt MAKER. i,2JS Broadway. Ap'
ply at O'Clock.
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SLippiuJ.
NATIONAL LINt.-From Piers "A and AZ, n r.
IN Fol. LONDON DIRECT.

HOLLAND. "Wednesday, May II, lem
FOR ouEENsroMN AND LIyERPOoL.
EGYPT. May l3 $3.50 A. II. ENGLAND. June 3. 2 T. NJ
The Queen. May e. ga n; SPAIN. June 10, 1880 A. NJ
CABIN passage go and $50. currency ReturA tickets
A. reduced rates. steerase passage, t21 currency,
Drafts issued from a upward AZ current price, Apply
at the com9any's office O9 BroadW ay.
4 ". i Ill RSI. Nam
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excursions.

TO CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS
Il Saloon steamers wyoming and william Coos barges
Republic, CnicAso BALDWIN, Caledonia and Anna Al.
derney Park, Excelsior Oriental Rartan Beach. Iona
Islsnd and Cold Spring Groves 10 let. ONCE 3St West
ST., opposite Christopher It, Ferry. H. d. CROsSErT.
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BLACK GQllS,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS.

Black Colored. and striped SILK reduced 80 to 40 per
100 Pieces Of Fine Black SILK at s5c for.
mcry sold At 81 lev
IS Pieces o. Fine Black Gros Grain SILK at 81 for.
merry sold a. o. .S1N.
IS Pieces OF Fin. Black Gros Grain Silk at SIPS ;
formerly sol at tl.dS.
112 Pieces Magnificent Quality Lyons Black SilK at
el-5O formerly sold at t2I.N.
a, IS r's's' l0""''' D''A o''A i" ~ '0'"s'' SOFA
As Pieces Donnet's Extra Finish at o. e5 ana 81 So
100 Pieces OF Very Fine Quality Striped SK at 75c..
Doc. tl
Is Piece. of Plain colOred SILK at n.s5 formerly
40 Pieces of Plain colored SILK at $3.50; formerly
sold AZ t21O.
as Pieces OF Plain coiored SIX at ti75i formerly
sJld NJ $3.50
so Pieces OF Plain Colored SILK at Sc formerly sold
81 t2.7O. WALLER & McsOkLEY,
NEAR BOWERY 2i5 Grand St New York.
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M,tiln9s.
Steamboats, ano GaiItoao..


-PEOPLE'r LINE steamboats, for Albany.
~. Saratoga and tie West leave daily (Sundays
cepted) ate T. NJ. Pier Al. y. H., foot OF Canal ST.
O'CATSKiLl. ana inter'ncdiate landings. steamer
Andrew Harder from Fransln -. (pier 5j Tues lay,
Wednesday. and Frld'y 4, NJ,
PENN-iLy,!AhN>iIAA IA KiA,,uk u
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses AMI Cortlandt
Express for srr sburr Pittsburgh. the west and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, VjO A. NJ, aud
$40 i. NJ. surdly. q and $50 T.. NJ.
For wiimsport, Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie at $50
vile Petroleum Centre. aud tue Oh l.egnns. .
For baltimore, Washington, ard the South, Limited
WRshingt n Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily,
except SUNDAY $50 4. arrive u Washington il0
Pm. Regular At $40 A. NJ, $ and p NJ sunday
Express for Philadelphia T. 7;30 $40 $50 A. NJ, 1880
g l. 4lO 3. q. T. $50, y r. NJ. and IL night. SUNDAY
8 %, 2, $3.50, and0p NJ EmigrInt and second class.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth. R.hway Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amboy. Pennington. Belvidere, and
other points, see local sch ,dues At all tic Offices
Trains arriye From lltsDurgh, $50 and l0:3O A. Il.
aud 1929 p y dalp io'i5 a a. and o;59 r NJ daily
o:aO 4. NJ. 4:O5, b:i5. and l0e5 p NJ sunday ds0 A.
NJ From Philadelphia $40. $50, o;55. 1olb. ll;20,
ll;54 A. NJ, $40, 45, 5;l5 $40, $50 6i and 1925
T.. Al sunday 5:io. $50 800 ll:5i A. ~, $50 anu
iicEet onees. 5as and oIi Broadway Aston House.
and foot oi Deshrosses and Cort nd sts Court s.
BROOKLYN ia ll6, and IFS Hudson ST. HoDoEcn. Emi
grant ticket office, 4 Battery place.
u. NJ. BOYD JR.
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
Genera Manager.
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Mlnnif0...EtmaIfs.

100 OPRR ATORs on linen suio 81 Jno. J.
hOV CulJerts0n's, 30 ThOnis4 ST. top loit.,,,,
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I,IR-T-cI.t~S basters and nnishers on nanlaloons
i wanted los Buwery. top door MAXI ms.
JIIit-T.CIASs operators and nnishers on suits.
IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22
A Heaith-PrOmoting StimuIant.

Physicians who certainly ought to be
best judges of such matters, declare
that wholesome stimulation is not only
desirable, but essential in many instan-
ces. When the temporary good effect
OF "a sound stimuant is confirmed and
rendered permanent, as in the case OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by the nc
tion of tonic and Alternative principles
combined with it, it becomes infinitely
more etficacious rs n renovant of ply
steal energy and corrective OF those
conditions OF the body which invite dis
ense. The Bluers have received the
emphatic sanction of medical men who
have observed the effect of that popu-
lar stmulatise cordial as n remedy for
weakness, nervousness, dyspepsia, con-
stipalion, inactivity of the liver, mala-
rous levers, and many other dsold ders.
It's basis is sound old rye, the purest
LIQUOR known to commerce, and itself
possessing tonic properties of no mean
order.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

County Committees and Congressional
Committees will make provision in their
respective counties Tor the election of dell
egates in accordance with said apportion.
ment, holding Primary elections for tho
tho choice of such delegates and the
State Central Committee recommends
that tho Delegates chosen to the State
Convention be empowered to act as Del
gates to the Congressional Conventions,
Of their respective districts.
The State Central Committee recon.
mends tho following test
"Opposition TO tho res storati m TO pow q.
er OF the Democratic Party, and intention
TO act in good faith with the Republican
Party"
By order of the Committee.
ALEX q. ABELL,
NJ. ID. BoRuCK, Chnrmnn.
Secretary Il. s. G. G. jc2i.td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

THE SAwTELLE TRoUPE.-This talen-
sted organization gave four performances
in Weaverville during the past we k
|and were greeted with good houses. =
I1h, persons forming the troul @ re g,n
|tlemen and ladies, and the entertain
ments given here show them to be we'll
up in the business of amusing an audi
ence. From here the troupe went to
Shasta, Red Bluff, ETC., where they will
/ no doubt draw full houses. Mr.. Saw
telle was well pleased with his visit here
and will probably return at some future
day; our people will all be glad to see
flm and his Company again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

WELL IN THE PUBLIC CEMETERY
The Well in the Public Cemetery is now
finished wi ha gooi pump, atlording u
plentiful supply OF water. Thi, is some.
thing that has long been netdtd by our
people and will give those who are i'm
bued with pleasant recollections of the
dead an opportunity to ornament and
beaatlfy their last resting llace. An or.
namented Cemetery is the best indication
of civilized and humane comm nifty and
now as there Is an opportunity to do so,
we hope our people will loose no time in
availing themselves of the new improve
ment.
Those who have promised or desire to
contribute money to pay for the Well,
will please leave it with NJ. f. Griffin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

AT THE CENTFNNIAL.-File Of the
TRINITY Journal from May 10th until
the close of the Centennial Exposition,
will be found at the Pavilion of Rowell's
Newspaper Exhibition at Philadelphia.
The space assigned to this publication is
No. 39l. Trinity people visiting the Cen
tennial will make note of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

To HAY FoRK.-Mr. j. o. Welsh, of
the Pilot graphic firm Of Abel & Welsh,
was in town Thursday en- route for Hay
Fork. where he will remain only short
time. Mr.. Abel still holds forth. in
Weavervlle and is producing some ex-
celent pictures. Both gentlemen do
good work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

CAMPAIGN SoYG.-We are indebted
to A. l.. Bancroft & Co. 72l Market
street, San Francisco, for a copy of the
popular Campaign Song issued by that
house, entitled Wen Go for Hayes
Well Wheeler in on Time" Words
by c. N. Fox, Esq; Music After
H 'nde-Some time After" Both words
aud music are go ID.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

COUNTY COURT convened on Tues
day last and Il jury was impaneled to
try Neal and Pennell, of Trinity Center,
indicted by the late Grand Jury for as
sault on Edward Enright. The whole
time Of the Court has since been con
sumed in taking evidence in the case and
it will probably require the rest Of the
week TO conclude the trial. a gre at
many witnesses from Trinity Center have
been in attendance and more are sub
para d. Both sides are making strenu-
ou efforts, while the ejurymen- most Of
whom are from out of town-seem anx-
ious to have the case conclude.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

INsTALLATIoN.-F. w. Young. d.
d. G. P, installed the following officers
oi Stella Encampment, No. II, 1. o. O..
F., last Tuesday evening: T. E. Jones,
G. P; VIM. f. Junkans, S. W; G. w.
Craig, Scribe; d. Hansen, Treasurer;
A. Bowler, j. w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

LEFT Us.-Tuesday morning Law
renee Anderson OF McGillivray's, left for
San Francisco where he will hereafter
reside. Thursday morning Willie Voll-
mers started for Virginia City where he
expects to find better opening for a
young man than in Trinity. Both the
boys have our best wishes for their future
nrneOnr;ty
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

FREE LECTURES. Prof. B. Alston
Lavender, delivered two street-corner
ectures here this week. As the Profess
or parts his name in the middle, we for.
bear further comment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

GUN HoUsE.-Work was commenced
last Sunday on the clubhouse on Cen
tennial Hill, but the building was not
completed on account of the excessive
heat. it is proposed to finish the job
next Sunday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

MARRIED. From the Vest Coast Siq
nat of last week we iearn that Mr.. George
r. Allen and Carrie Langdon were mar
led at Robnerville on the 4th of July.
Both were former residents of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious Services will be held as follows
until further notice
WEAVERVILLE-Ch every Sabbath
at o'clock, =. NJ. Sabbath School at 2 Z. NJ
A. L. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

WEATHER is delightful-hut little
warm. Thursday afternoon the mercury
rose to 100 in the JoURNAJ. office, and
this on declining quicksilver market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

MINERS everywhere are now engaged
in cleaning. ana we soon expect to
hear Of the results, which will surely be
larger than for many years past.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

HAY.-The hay crop in this county
the present year is said to be much larg.
er than usual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

WHEN is anything to be done regard
ing new school house in Weavervile? ?
The present buildings are certainly dis
grace to civilized community.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

SHERIFF PHILBRooK returned last
Saturday, having safely lodged Demorest
in the State House Mt San Quentin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

SCHOOL BALL.--This Friday evening
is the time for the School Ball at Doug
las City. A good time is expected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

BURNED OUT.-One day this week the
dwelling of JAS. G. Clark, near Junction
CIV, was entirely destroyed by fire, to-
gether with all its contents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

kEPUBLIcAN CoMMITTEE.-A meet
of tho Republican County Central
|nmittee is called TO meet in Weaver
+ on Thursday August Sd, 1876. for
Purpose of selecting three Delegates
fpresent the Republicans of Trinity in
Francisco August 9th. The same
fgates will also act in the Congress-
Convention of the Third District
~ business of importance will come
p the County Committee and Il full
ldance of mem bers is urgently Ie-
&tnd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22
81. yuseph's Cullsgs,
ERVILLE,
Humboldt County, Cal.

This Institution situated on picturesque
elevation at the confluence of tho Van Duzen
and Fol Rivers, commands IA view Of the most
majestic mountain scenery and being remote
nom city alluroments, II is an acknOwl ledgud
safeguard for morals. For salubrity of climate
the local ity Is unriyaled Tho buildings ara
large and commOdiOus the grounds-thirty
acres in extunt- afford the puris opportunities
of heallhlul and manly exercises.
Unremitting attention will he given TO tho
intellectual and moral culture Of tho pupils
n-Catholic pupils will be free 10 attend tho
| religious exercises or not, according rs their
parents or guardians may desire.
Pupils arc received ut any time during tho
year.
No reduction will bo male from regular
charges, except for absence caused by protract-
cd illness.
No leave OF absence during tho scholastic
year, except the Christmas Holidays.
Each pupil on entering should bo provided
with sufficient suits Of clothes for the torn,
and liberal supply Of shirts, socks, pocket
handkeTcbleis, towels, napkins, brushes,
combs. etc, etc; none of these will bo provided
by the College unless by special arrangement.
Payments are to be made halfyoarly and
invariably In advance.
Tho course of studies Is, Classical Scientific
and dCommorcial-Latin, Greek, French, Span
ish and Italian are taught. Particular alton
ti0n will BIO paid TO tho English and German
languages. Literature, pure and mixed, Ma.
thomatics, History, Geography, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy, +, etc. etc.
TER MRt
For Board, Lodging, Tuition and Wash.
ing por Scholastic 500 "
fntThnce feo ~ w
Vacation ut lego."..."..".."..""...... 10 %
Music Vocal and instrumental
and Modern Lnnguages-EIti as.
DAY PILsi
Junior fO w
The Scholastic Year consists of Two Sessions
each comprising petiOd OF Ave months. Tho
first session commences ON tho 10th Of August
the second on the 10Th Of January.
For further particulars apply to
Very REv. J. UPHAUS.
A. GODFREY, Superior
Secretary. my20-di
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

DIVINE SERVICE Remember tina,
Rev. II. B. Sheldon will preach here next
Saturday and Sunday-29th and 3Oth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

LIVELY, Jury men and witnesses, in
attendance on the County Court, give
the town lively appearance this week. /.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22
ROLL OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Ling Sing 4 Co. to II. Huot-Minng claim,
Bolts Hill Bar-S23l.
Fong Chong to Lin Ty-Mining property on
East Weaver Creek. .-Sl,4j0.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

Mrs. NJ. LANG, at present visiting the
Centennial, is expected home in few
weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

AN OLD CoUPLE.-The Shasta COurie,
felates that Mr.. j. Walker, a pensiontr
n the war OF 1872, accompanied by his
pile recently visited that pace. Mr..
Walker is So years old. While there
'hey visited a photograph gallery and
|nd their pictures taken, for the first time
p their lives. This reminds us Of sim
|1Rr incident in this county. The late
~ Philip Thomas had reached about
pc same age MS Mr.. Walker before he
|ould consent to sit for his picture bu'
Paly yielded to the solicitations OF hi
nlIdfen and had some photographs taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-22

KEMAINs REMovED.-The body of
vpas Burch the safe robber who was kill
near Trinity Center few weeks ago
<FlIe resisting our Sheriff, has been taken
n and removed to Marysviile where it
s been inferred beside that of his moth
n Burch's father cameto this county
d superintended the removal of the re-
Pms. Although sad duty, under the
umstances, it was perhaps not ulto-
per an unsatisfactory one, as Charley
a confirmed thief and without hope
reformation.