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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-17
A, Human Body Petrilled..A Curleus
Story from North Caroline.
AsHEVILLE. m. IC. !. llacaInhar o5

5sse @AotaAsN 4ili1ks, 1Ss N.p E4-SIuUef 20.
~ ls fact not generally. known. that
tia Cemetery Of tho NiethoSist Church Iii, in
Hendersonyille, IT. O., contains q petri.
fed huma body, About the year 1885.
Miss Adeline Byers lived with her father.
Francis @. Byers. fifteen miles nouth Of
this place, In Henderson County. She
was O bright, sweet girl, muck beloved by
all who know her, and her hand was sought
IN marriage even before she Was OF iflaTtii-
agebie age. At last she waR tRon by w.
z. Murray, whom abe he'd known long
and we'll. Soon the nuptials were cele.
s brated, aud the brid b aud hrid dekr6oni Eets
out in search Of atnew country, following
the setting run to tho MisSS:ssippi Valley,
There they located aud began the jour
ney OF lisotose thor iE real earnest. Pros.
psriey and happiness cauie 90 them, until
g an uIoxr rected Risnent death cut dngfs
+ Mrs. Murray ia tho very prime OF life.
The dlseonsol late widowefs sonsig gninEs
iha tndv Af hfh dneisass.ia villa Ia hs ,Ir,aEa
{ as be, supposed, s0ught s'surcSsao Of sor..
3 row" in che wilds Of Texas. a FEW yesFe
afterwards DR.. josiah Johnston. iiten.
ding 70 r1tufn to North Carolins, whencs
hp Ind removed With his bfother-ir.iasa
s hdr. GisinteFfed tho body Sf Mira.
y AZ a lEra d Far the 1nfnnRa of Carving IL
back Wish him. Iriagine how amazed
she was 70 find it In The coffin iust as he
lied ssan it theTe years before. Thesam
fasturesllsnost tho very same exsres.
Sion. But ssnat fie Haw was not ilesh--ssie
wee solid stone. The whole body had
lheti. Tn that condition he carried
ik 10 North Carolina, and delivered it to
She 1ged : cher. ATr. Byets, who could
{ lats ilyt az st that his darghEas had come
ilrsslss ts5s jtra aslaap Eke news apread
that "A ss9ass BODY Fad bsaH aturned into
q sTsycA Tsycs.IAAs = 5:4SSls5 tt5 desiFe Of every
Boz ~ eee sf. Attempts WeE5 T5a1e, IL Is
said 20 steal &c cut OF The cellar yshere
Ihe old gentleman h& 10 careful Iiy conceal.
ed III Isst they 4sFs rEsucc All.
thsouEh tho way IS was glard5tl by tho
thgherfd the ~ gsE sacred trust, bnt few.
peieona being allowed t0 SEQ its About,
six years $50, however, fl Was qnfasIpi
buried So tao li5s ::ss;ss CeaaskeSS ag
Il IaendstscDyilles B6ere. it Is Isoped, it,
jzsli DO permi ittad to Eeas uiisii Ei IL ssreslsP-
tiQE TslotBs Don tSssl6e QF tbs
sd6 D6ssftes.
II u. s. cjranS, ) ~ 5nas Of ahA
scus Of Ssen f1Sst 10 fa ksiy zgs SUake7
tsala s azY ct,eo7 IS Been eanos sess NJ
~ ssssst ics 81 toFEie9 ia Noss
7ua lSsllls Ilte yeing
sncon sef ii sheaa.
Sosne,of the eps aijl and iseNd
s. lights,
pssG Oh Efl
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"Pm laying down the law" az the
client said when he floored his counsell-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-17
BARNARD's ii
Pho T'0GRAPH GALLERY,
80 263 KING ST., CHARLEsroN,s g. @.

NH!S is one of the largest aud finest Gall.
instruments have been obtained also, fine
Photographic FIrnitnre and Scenic back.
grounds. The work turned out of this GAL.
iiery cannot be SURPRISED, either in finish or
in faitbfulness of copy. Mr.. Barnard has
had thirty -four years experience III tlieart,
and Is now prepared to 40 ali styles of work.
He attends personally tG all sittings and p
Prices haze been reduced 25 per cent, =. :
A large assortment of Frames aud Fit
tngs for photographs ON hand.
Sept 20, 1877 Eis.s 10: 6m D
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-25
XLVTH CONGRESS-.

MAY s.-SeHdtc-The bill to forbid the
further retirement OF United States notes
was cal ed up and referred TO the Commit
tee on Finance. Consideration of the In
dian Appropriation Bill was resumed and
number Of amendments fayoring "A reduc.
ton Of appropriations and the salaries Of
employees in certain agencies were adopted
...... HOusc-Attcr the morning hour, in
which no important business was transacted
the House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Tariff Bill. Mr.. Tucker, mem.
Der Of the Ways and Means Committee
took the floor and spoke i'm support OF the
bill. The Committee rose without action.
Mr.. Ellis introduced a bill to incorporate
the Ocean Nayigat on Company, and 70 re-
store the shipping interests Of the United
states. The House then took a recess to
$50 p. ~. the evening session 70 be for
general debate only.
MAY 9.-S,ndte-Mr. Davis. Of Ill. called
up the Senate bill to provide for the dis.
tributiOn Of the awards made under the
convention between the United States Of
America and Mexico, concluded the 4th Of
July, 1868. a discussion ensued IN regard
60 certain alleged fraudulent claims Of
Benz Well and the Loabra Silver Mining
Company. Mr.. Edmunds, Chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee, said there were some
. thinRs in the possession Of he committee
boo regard 90 these claims which the Senate
should know, and moved tat the doors be
closed Agreed o., and the doors were closed
for secret legislative business During secret
session The debate was in regard 10 informa-
ton as TO the claims mentioned before the
judiciary Committee, which, 10 is said.
should not be made public. as
10 might defeat the ends Of Justice.
When the doors were opened, the Indian
Appropriation Bill was discussed. Various
uuimpOrtant amendments we're agreed 10.
and the Dbl having been considered in
+ Committee u the Whole, was reported To-
the Senate, tie amendments made in com.
mit.ce concurred in, and the bill read a
third time aud passed. The bill % repeal
\ The Bankrupt Law was considered, and
there was considerable debate on ihe date
clause, some desiring the immediate repeal
+ oi the law Before the question was set
. ted q motion 30 adjourn vas carried.
........ Hotse The joint resolution reported
from the Committee on Education and
Labor Tor the enforcement Of the eight hour
iaT in All the departments OF the govern.
mcnt gave rise 90 r. lively discussion. ina
course Of which Mr. Banks denounced the
disregard OF law by the government as
scandalous and Infamous and Mr. Butler. of
Massachusetts, advocated a penalty for its
disregard and said there was more powder
and BAL wanted in the administ alton Of the
J avs he Joint resolution passed. The
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-25
NafnrnI NeIeciinn.

Investigators of natural science have
demonstrated beyond controversy, that
throughout the animal kingdom the "sur.
yival OF the fttest" is the only law that
vouchsafes thrift and perpetuity. Does not
the same principle govern the commercial
pros perity OF man? An inferior cannot su-
persede a superior article. Illustrative Of
this principle are the family medicines Of
X. Y. Pierce, NJ. D., OF Buffalo, n. Y. BY
reason of superior merit, they have outri.
vailed all other medicines. Their sale i'm the
United states alone exceeds one million dol
lars per annum. while the amount exported
toots mp to several hundred thousand more
No business could grow 10 such gigantic pro.
portions and rest upon any other basis than
that OF merit IL is safe to say that no med.
iclne or combination of medicines yet dis.
covered equals or can compare with Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for the
cure of coughs, colds and all pulmonary
and blood affections. III the bowels be con-
stipated and liver sluggish, his Pleasant
furgatlve Pellets will give prompt relief;
while his tavorite Prescription will posi-
lively, perfectly, and permanently cure
those weaknesses and " draggiug-dowu " sen.
sations peculiar 20 females I'm the People's
Common Sense Medical Adviser, an illus.
trated work OF nearly one thousand pages,
the Doctor has fully discussed the princip rs
That underlie hea tn and sickness Price
/ u 90, postpaid. Adapted to old and young,
/ single and married Address r. " Pierce,
". Do Worlds Dispensary and 1nvalids'
Hotel Buffalo ". "
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The Ruling Passion.

Nowadays, dress seems 70 be the ruling
passion OF womankind The parlOr
maid disdains her cap, the housenaid
her apron. What is the present outdoor
dress OF a lady Of moderate means, who
cannot afford to keep her carriage? A
tight, trained skirt, loaded with plaitings
and castings, and edged with nOunce Of
white muslin and lace. There is a long
frilled petticOat, TO make the dress sit
well. Then comes n complete overdress.
loaded with braiding, fringes, tassels, or
bugles. An ostrich feather and a wreath
OF artificial flowers complete this cos
tune, which, however harmless i'm car
riage, is laden with mischief VIXEN worn
on foot. The holding Of the heavy train
u most injurious 10 the spine The mud
which must be accumulated by the acct
dental dropping Of the dress will take
some hours 20 remove. Damp or rain
will spoil the feathers With such a
dress, rapid and elastic walking isimpos-
aisle. But even apart from all these
considerations tits perfectly safe 70 assert
that no costume can be legitimately adj
mired unless it rs designed with a care
ful regard 10 It's use. great deal Of
the satisfactory beauty and variety which
belong 10 utility is lost 20 us through
this sort Of vulgar pretensiOn People
have become ashamed Of work. They
have an invincible antipathy Of any dis
tinctiOn in dress which may hint 0fiabor.
They are content ~ be shabby gentecl.
and even sloppy and dirty, provided
they can only initiate the fashions and
dress-materiais Of those who promenade
in theBOis de BOuogne, and have ladies'
maids 10 attend them in their robes. and
carriages 10 drive in Surely. this is y
sad state Of AFFAIR."
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Did the Pope Offer the Golden Rose
TO Queen Victoria!

Among the items of news connected
with the Vatican in Rome, communicated
TO the Daily ChoTnicLe in London. there re-
Gently was one which might be labeled
Curious, il True" 1t was TO the effect
that Leo XIII had an intention of offer
ing to Queen Victoria the Golden Rose.
which, since the middle Of the thir-
tenth century, the reigning Pope has
presented TO some Catholic Prince whom
he desired especially TO honor. The of
ferlng 10 Her Majesty would be as a
mark OF gratitude and thankfulness for
having permitted the re-establishment of
the Roman Catholic hierarchy in Scot
land. We mention this as a passing
rumor OF the hour. If true, il would 90
TO show that Leo is " hat NAV be called a
more liberal Pontif than his venerated
predecessor, who avoided even the an
pearance of friendly relations with the
British sovereign. But Pope Leo, who
is understood 10 be very learned man.
particularly well read in history. must
be we'll aware that even if he were TO of
Ter her the compliment in question, Vic
toria could not accept it, The act of
settlement, passed by the British Parlia-
ment, I'm the reign of King William Ill.
on the 18th of June, 1901, with the ex-
press and avowed object of excluding
any Catholic from ever becoming SOW
ereign of Great Britain and Ireland.
specifically and strongly forbade all re-
lation or communication whatever be-
tween each and every member of the
royal family of England and the Pope
OF Rome-the penalty, in the event of
this provision being broken, being total
forfeiture of rank and place
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-25
American Exhibits M Paris.
PARIS, Wednesday, May 1, Is

4'IFI''I " NVIIIF0W0INI NIfiN 7, 1910.
800 By Cable to the Associated Press
The display of scales by Fairbanks & Co..
New York, is very grand, and creditable to
the exhibitors, showing the advancement
made by them over those of any other
American orforeign manufacturers. and re.
fleets great credit on American workman
ship. The exhibit surpasses all others in
merit at the Paris Worlds Fair.
Mason & Hamlin, who took the first medal
for their cabinet organs at the Exposition i'm
1867, and have won the highest honors at
every worlds exhibition since, are here in
competition with fine lot of organs. Sew.
eral other American makers exhibit but few
If any of them will venture to compete.
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FNLMONA is n certain remedy for the cunr 81
CONSUMPTION and al diseases Of the Luurs and
fhront. 10 inNgorttcs tho brain. tones up the
system, makes tho weak strong, aud il pleasant To
take Price Ono Dollar per bottle 10 Drurgists or
,cnt ly me Proprietor ON receipt n price pamphlet
containing valuable udNite TO CONSTN f"rT WIS
many certificates ct hrtrAL cURrs and mi dircS
lions for using pccumuoniee each bottle or giii 10
cent free 10 address. O-gAI a. uolta ~ -
lHuft Street. Nv York 80 80 '"'''' 70 'VIl-
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Attention, Merchants Farmers

pngeI~tOwn Agricultural Implement MN
nfac,urtuE 60. Manufacturers - The Victor
Double Glover bsuBier. SuIISy steel Doth
Say Hnlse%, with Locust or Iron Hubs Best Force
Reed Grain and fcrtiliZing Drill Southern once.
No l2g Vain street. cincinnati, a.. JOHN
EMMERr, MANAGER Dealers invited 10 cali
anu examine goods Circulars sent application.
entElActurN lscOnnt 10 the trade
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-25

a firm in New York seems unfamiliar with
the London story Of the man who offered TO-
sell real guineas At q trine, but could find no
buyers. Geo. =. Rowell & CO., the " News
paper Advertising Bureau" propose. for one
hundred p dollars, TO put ten.line adver.
tisement in some thirty standard wecklies,
and TO slide itinto thousand other weeklic
Tree. DO the expect people 90 TAX the offer?
Any one acquainted with the b gh rates Of
these standard weeklies can see that the
thing is ridiculous. EOwell a. Go. must know
very well trat acceptances of the offer would
be so many items to charge tO profit and loss.
We retract our iusinuatiOn about their igno.
rance Of that London story. They probably
know 10 too well, and are shrewd enough. by
taking advantage Of that human trait mt
which the story nits, TO make o. stroke for
lame as men Of startling libcra'ity and at
the same time run no risk Of pecuniary loss.
MOTHERS Mothers Mothersi Don't fail
90 procure Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
fOrall diseases incidcntto the period Of teeth.
ing in children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels.
and, by giving relief and health 10 the chi n.
gives rest 70 the mother. 10 is On old and
Well-tricd remedy.
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WLHoFT'S FEVER AND AGUE Tonic
A certain, safe and speedy cure for all diseases
of miasmatic origin. 1t cures in few deys
without danger of inconvenience: Chills
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Enlarged Spleens are reduced as II by magic
AMI Sun Pains are conquered with marvel
Gus rapidity. WHEELoCK, FINLAY & Co,
Proprietors, New Orleans
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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a LOW PRICE
THREE MONTHS CREDIT!


4
WE HAVE EXHIBITED
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
THIS OFFER AxD
GEO P. ROWELL & cos NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU.
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A STOUT English gentleman, visitor
at fashionable watering place on the
west coast Of Scotland, was in the habit
Of conyersing Familiarity with char.
acter Of the place who took a delight i'm
talking boastingly Of his great relations.
One day, AZ the gentleman was s.ated
at the door Of his lodging, Donald came
up driving fat boar. That is one Of
your great relations, suppose, you
have got with you, DOnaldY' said the
gentleman. No" quietly retoried
Donald, as he surveyed the proportions
Of his interlocutOr; no relation what
ever but just an acquaintance like
yourself"
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SANDAL-W00D,

positive remedy Tor All diseases Of tho Kidney,
Hi"dsier and URINARY Organs, also good 10
DroP-icnI Complaint II never produces sick
moss be certain and speedy I'm Zee acton LET'S fast
snror'cding AT other remedies sixty capsules euro
'n SIX or eight days No.,oor medicine can do this
newnre orSruitations. Tor, owing 10 lts gro.,
success. many hav- on offered some arc mos,
dangerous. causing piles. etc.
DUNDAs DICK = CO.'S Genuine s,n oap.,,l..
co",ai"fnO on a. sondotsosd, 'od Of an dyuo .ovs,
A'kJoy Circular ~ ',naNo On. 70 ss and ~ Woo.s.,
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD MANIC represent
" ~ kLD the American NEWSPAPER Union
LIST 81 Co-op. rativo Newspapers, and canvass for
advert i7eincuts in this vicinity. To proper pereOn
YIN allow liberal commission, and advance ropu-
lar weekly payment on account. Address, with refer
ence. BEAES& FOSTER. General Agents American
NeWsphper Inion. No. 10 Snrnce ST Now Ynrk
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How TO MAKE MONEY.-Twenty- FIVE
cents worth OF Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
+ wders, fed out sparingly to n coop of ff-
teen hens, will increase the product of eggs
more than one dollar in value in thirty DAYS.
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years Sent on Is days test trial. Money re-
funded and freight charges paid by me each way if
not satisfactory. Retail Price $3.50. RB- For
Cash with order, will cell this beautiful in
strument in order To have 10 introduced at
once, for only 5000. Beware Of Imi-
tation. Newspaper with much information about
cost OF Pianos aud Organs, SENT FREE.
Please Address, DANIEL 2. BEATTY, Washington Nj
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Homes in Minnesota.

IH;o,ooo4oi,, FORTY MILLION bushels
W lIIIIuVIlIu' U Of Wheat, making r. GIT
iii IIlIIlINIlIU N MILLION barrels of Flour,
1iAA%AhO0ObN W worth Fifty Million
Dollars, THIRTY FIVE MILLION bushels Of
Oats, Corn Rye, Barley, BuckwheAt, and Potatoes,
worth over Twenty Million Dollars Four hum
dred and Five FIGURING VI LIS. Fifteen hun
e: S:! S T.! S5i Product 5 Hii
Power at -. Anthony Falls alone. Five HUN
DRIED nILI.ION FEET of a lumber Sawed.
GREAT RUSH FOR CHOICE WHEAT LANDS.
Immense immigration in Inn 878.
Nothing liseiteye known Twenty three
train crowded. Land Offices bcsiegGd with thrones Of
ing. W G invite the world into tho Empire state
CT the Northwest; twenty-five Million
Free Homes, Free Schools, Free LaEdS lXII
Pamphlets OF Eighty Pages with It fine ~ - ~
nap viii be sent, postpaid to livery AEI'LI-
sANk everywhere, tO every country, the world
over. Apply to
JOHN w. BOND,
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nnIIcInna EDnl..-

WORTH KSowING.-One thirty.fye cent
bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will
efectually cure bronchitis, inhammatory
sore throat sore lungs, bleeding at the
lungs, chronic hoarseness, hacking cough,
whooping-cough, and lame stomach.
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GEM. GARFIELD once worked on the
Erie Canal
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Standard WeekIies.

5000
For a ten-line advertisement TO be
inserted one week i'm the above list, we
will accept n check, I'm advance, for
500, and will insert the same one
week In list OF One Thousand Country
Weeklies gratis.
Will insert two lines in tie above list aud the One
Thousand Country Woeklics for ESQ cash.
ADDRESS
GEO. u. ROWELL & CO.'S
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
10 Spruce ST.. New York.
m Hn'
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JOHN w. BOND.
Scc'y OF State BOARD OTInImigratIon
50. lsnmI. NIinnnsnIn-

s. q 1000
Organ for
, only SS0,6O
SeoHonTSonnSS1ses.
style NoldSO.
Three SET
Reeds, (I2)
twelve stops,
twoGrand Knee
j Swells, Solid
' w ain u { Case
ithheavy rails
cd French We
neered Panels,
etc. A Superb
Cabinet CT Par
lOrO rgaD, every
oncthathasseen
thisiI strumcnt
SIS delighted.
Warranted 10
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W eatorn Itnm.

a large number OF Iaborers on extension
Of The Chicago q Alton Railroad, between
Mexico and Marshall, No, struck ON the sth.
Several hundred of them congregatsd ~
Glasgow, where one Of them was killed on
MONDAY, End another badly wounded The
sheriff Of Howard County, with q strong
posse OF citizens failed TO- quel the distur.
bance. The strike by lab0rer ON the
Chlcago q alton Railroad extension seems
a. have been for back wages. the men MOI
having been paid for four weeks They
alec demanded &l.60 per day, being Am al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
IN N z MoRIAM.

At . meeting Of Beacon Lodge, No.
500, l. o. G. T.. held May 5th, the
following WAS adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler to remove from our midst
our esteemed and worthy Brother WILL
LIAM z. CONWAY, therefore
Resolved, That in the decsase OF
Brother CONWAY this Lodge has lost q
worthy brother, the cause a true and
zeslous worker, the community = good
citizen, and his family . devoted son
and brother.
Resolved, That We hereby offer our
heartfelt and sincere sympathy to his
Sereavsd family in their stfliction and
sorrow.
Resolpsd, That the usual badge Of
mourning be worn by members Of this
Lodge for Thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy Of these reso
luticns be ssnt TO the family Of the
deceased and to tho TRINITY JouRsAI
and Weekly Rescue.
g. L. NooNAN,
Il. b. JUMPER,
w. l.. HUpsrKTu,
Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
A PATENT T0A
QUARTZ MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,

ArRIL 5th, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ George Klein, whose Post oaics
sddre" is Lewiston, Trinity County,
State OF California, has made application
for n patent for tho MONTEZU u Nj
GOLD GU ARTZ MINE situated in
Dssdwood Mining District, In tho above
named County and State, and more par
ticularly described In the plat and Field
Notes now on fle In this stiics as follows
10 wit Lot No Al in Township S3 N, II
7 West, N. ID. NJ, containing 70 l6-l00
acres.
Tho survey Of the Lode begins al .
Maple Post ~ inches In diameter mark
cd II situated over tho West end OF the
Montezuma Quartz Lode from which,
the starting corner, so described in last
courso OF the connection line bears N. 37'
w 4.b4 chains distant . spruce 80 inches
in diameter bears y 500 w ~ links dis
tsnt from which Post variation 1928
East 1925 chains to a Quartz platform at
the end of \ Tunnel out OF which quartz
is being taken from the mine; 4.40 chains
over the mine whore quartz ia being taken
cut ut this time by stopping; i.6l chains in
tcrsacted n post 1 inches in diameter mark
ed NJ situstcd over tho Lode; d. % chains TO
. spruce % inches in diameter over the
Lode s chains leave all surface indica-
tions Of ths Lode which appears to dip
under the surface ground; the course OF
the Lode !, presumed to continue tho
same to tho Esstsrly end OF the claim !;
2l,6l chains to Summit OF Trinity Noun
tain and enter Shasta County 22. 20 chains;
intor.ecteA . post So inches in diameter
marked NJ in = rock mound for tho East
end OF the mine from which Rsprucs 20
inches in diameter bears 5 76o w AZ links;
Mt. Shasta bears N 290 D. II; Lawsons
Peak bears 8 1928 East. Bounded on tho
$ w by the Vermont Claim. on the s L
hy Shaftsrs Claim, on the n X by Molly
X. Claim.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto arc required to present ths same 20
the Register and Receiver OF the United
Ststos Land Offics at Shasta, California
within sixty days from the first day OF
Publication OF this notice.
AARON BELL.
Aprlls.eod. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

AT HOME. Hon. T. Il. Jones, County
Judge, and his wife returned from San
Francisco by Wednesdays stage, much
improved in health, The Judge thinks
his eye, which was the immediate cause
OF his visit to the city, is in a fair way to
recover. lie saw muny Trinity people
while absent.