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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-26
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

Gnanci after WEDNESDAY. September 18th. the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER tcar-
ryirg United States llaiD Will leave Richmond for
the ahOyc-namcd places every MONDAY y ED-
NESDAT. and FRIDAY, II ESQ y. III.
Close connexions made AZ Norfolk vita the cLc-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Gt the
Rav Lane for Baltimore. rhilaGciphia. New iOg!
ard Eos,0u: also. with The Merchants and Miners
Steamship Company Tor Boston direct.
Through tickets to all Of The above manned cities.
I:v the lines named on sale ut CARRIERS agency. $50
Main street; III Exchange !1tcl. and On board o!
steamers.
PASSENGERS ~ this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF interest Oh james river
passing through Dutch Capi, Including !ortttc2-
lions, famous bat.ic-.:clfs, Jamcs:o"n, Fortress
Monroe, R;p-!taps. H.pIlTn: itoitS. &c. &c.
Frcinl,t received ,!aiy Sunday cXccptedl FROM
A. II. Ia 6 y. VI. Ter licstoa, Providence, EOrt0E
Portsmouth. and rcgS:tr landings 90 Jane@ river.
Way-laading freiShts must be prepaid.
L.. i. TAJIM, Genera. Agent.
Office: CoEpany's "harf, Rocket. aud ap} MAn
street. NO .
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By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Auctionccr and Agent,
No. HOS Main street.

NROVE-AYENUE DWELLING FOR
VI SALE AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY.
February 27. 1878. ut ~ O'Clock z: NJ: on the
premises. will sell the ncw and attractive FRAN l..
DWELLING on tic northwest corner Of Grove
avenue and Plum street, containing six rooms,
Kitchen and stable oil the lot. Lot 80 by $50 feet
erected in very tasty style, and the ncighborh0od is
uneXcepiionabie.
TERMS One third cash: the balance at six ard
twelve months, six per cent. interest added.
fe % FRANK ID. HILL. Auctlonecr.
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Iy Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate AuCtioncCr,
1912 Main street.
by Francis I. Isbcl.
!,uciioacer and Real Estate Agent,
No. s Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
W NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, Eos. COS AND
GOT WEST LEIGH STREET. BETWEEN SMITH
AND AiUNFORD STREETS.-By virtue of I de-
cree Of the Chanccrv Court Of the city OF Rich
mond pronounced In the cause of Frey rs. Frey CT
ais tie undersigned commissioner will sell ut pub
lie auction. upon the premises, OH WEDNESDAY,
February 81. 1878. at az O'Clock 2. NJ. the TWO
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS. Nos. COS and 601
streets The lets front on the south side of Leigh
street 23 feet cach and run back 100 feet TO an
alley feet wide. l would cal attention. especially
Of persons Of limited means, 10 this SALE IS they arc
suited for residences or investment
TERMS One third cash; balance on credit OF
six and twelve months for negotiable notes, with
interest added from the day OF sale, and title re-
tanned till the whole purchasC-moMcy is paid and 4
conveyance directed by the court.
HENRY HUDNALL, Special Commissioner.
FRANCIS r, lSDELL. Auctioneer. fe22
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

'lANo-f IN 10. F Ssfl
The subscribers offer for sale ut moderate prices
and on pleasant terms Of payment FIRST-CLhSS
PIANO-FORTES.
Also, for sale several excellent SECONDHAND
PIANOS, 7-octayes, In handsome Rosewood cases
PIANO-STOOLS. PIANO-COVERS, SHEET
MUSIC, and Neutrality-suspicious. for the
Plan -FORTE and ORGAN.
re19 WOODHOUsE 6 PARHAM.
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DHILAD Ell i II I A, RICH ~ TlSs?,
i MOND. AND NORFOLK SrEAN-ssSIsTEe:sss::.s
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PR0Ei-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
Ho.iGc the steamers OF this line will maize t-wcvy
trips: leaving HDilatclphia every I rs y \ 7;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,, and Rtckmonj
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SATURDAY. con
Meeting at Providence with Boston ana Providence
railroad for Boston. and by our Fail River Inc for
the same "!:J riu Cape Cod, landing az Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer
W.. PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co.
General Agents,
no. II South EhGrves. IEiadclphta.
JAMES ". AICCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent.
-. -. MINK.
,ln1a General Eastern AGENT.
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DEpARTURE or STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
U7OR PHILADELPHIA, PRO a5fFFs
e ylDENCE. AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a y
the above ports until TUESDAY the 26.h' instant
ut 10 o'clock A. III.
fe 25-2t w. L. PORTER, Agent.
TOR NEW RK.-The Old e>@F%S
Il Dominion Steamship Company sGsaaEss4EEzsssas
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE, VII
sail TUESDAY, February 26tb. 1T IL O'Clock y. VI
Freight received until 10 O'Clock A. n.
Through bills CT, lading signed ana goods Tor
wardcd with dispatch to All points north sohta
east and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York. Sl2; ronaG-trip tickets
G2f. Steeragc. Sc and IS.
For freight or passage apply TO
G.. w. ALLEN C &C., Agents,
fe 25-2t (ompaTy's wharf. Rockets.
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
ID HUSTlNGS COURT, rendered ON the 7th day
of February, 1878 in The Of Stein rs. Cogbill,
ir,Jstee &C., we will sell on the premises ON WE'D
NESDAY. bI.rch 6. 1878, at o'clock L. NJ, hat
valuable VACANT LOT situated Oil the corner Of
Decatur and Tenth streets. fronting "A feet on
Tenth street. and running back so icet, adjoining
The handsome cota.c residence recently erected by
Socrates Brooks, Esq.
This is The only vacant p' operty for safe near the
loGce-bui!Gng and should attract tie attention of
persons wishing to invest in real estate for perna-
nons profit.
TERMS: 100 cash balance 1T six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with Interest added
from the day Of SALE and lite retained until full
payment Is made. DAVID l.. PuhL!AM.
CHARLES W. TURNER.
e. &C Commissioners
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NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING 81:
b OH Eleventh street between Marshall and vi
Clay with sixteen rooms, including kitchcn SER
THP :;siG BRICK DWELLING. No. SOC
Franklin street between Madison and Monroe streets,
with twelve rooms including Kitchen and servants
rV TPiHREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING Oh Ross
street between Governor and Fourteenth streets
WIZ TWGs ypCs BRICK DWELLING, No. SIS west
Grace street near Monroe Park, with eight rooms,
nqH4RnEE kff an BFcR No. COS
Slain street between Sixth and Seventh Streets with
'T TTW t1oS-ssiT On BRiGk DWELLING. No. 3o7
west Clay street, with seven rooms, kitchen, and
BRICK DWELLING on Marshall street between
Twenty. seventh and Twcn!y-ei&hth streets with
BRICK DWELLING; en- Third street between
BRICK SWELLING, With STORE attached, en-
Marshall street near Eliza Park.
BRICK DWELLING. with STORE attached. on
Byrd street between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
BRICK DWELLING on rlirty-scconG street cor
Tw, BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 3i3 and 315
Fourth street Candles li Wi,h SIX ro9m n and
fe 21-eodlw 1ll3 Main street.
ToR RENT, HANDSOME sUBUR- a.
h BAN RESIDENCE On slain street just Ii
FRAME DWELLING No. GIG Cary street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, with seven roonS aud
NEW FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-sixt!
street between Clay aud Leigh streets. with FIVE
rooms and kitchen.
FI:6IE DWELLING OIL Twcnty-sevensh street,
between Leigh and n streets, with five rooms and
FRAME DWELLING On Oak street near Bacon's
F ii: SWELLING on Jackson street between
Third and Fourth streets. with three rooms and
kitchen. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
fe 21-cod1w lll3 Main street.
EOR RENT, LARGE TOUR-STOR Ek o.;
e BRICK WAREHOUSE on Dock street, Lii
LARGE BRICK STORE with DWELLING
above, No. 1918 aiain street, between Fllteenth
'Aa . ''''''SD'A - RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
e21-eod1w lib Main streeI.
dor RENT, THAT LARGE BRICK G on:
E TENEMENT No. 1912 Franklin street, I'll
lately occupied by j. ii. Dckerson ESQ.,, with eight
rooms; kitchen with two rooms; gas water cioseIs
Sc all i'm rerIect Order TO sood-payinS tenant,
rent very low. Apply at onceto 1y,rr
fe 16-ecd6t N. -. IL w.
NOR RENT THE EXCELLENT ca
{ Ht CRDwELLING No. 2216, corner ofEA:;J
Brond and Twenlythird streets, with eight or nine
rooms: Kitchen with TWO rooms; stable, &c. Neigh
borhood frst.ra,e. Apply e 6 u,r11,us
TOR RENT, the neat, comfortable,
E and Acknowledgement BRICK COTTAGE ks::t
irElNEaIENT2l south Third street, between Canal
and Byrd street; four rooms, kitchen, gas. water,
culyerts, &C.: recently thoroughly repaired and
pa,rted. Rent to a good tenant: tenant, = --r
feli-3w* Real Estate Aucioneer.
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gNMAN LINE ->E!zSs 2
A ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, .szzs ;ta.-ssss
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,

TT csc magnificent steamers, built III waer-iiehs
compartments, are among the strongest largest. and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are lgXuriOrsly furnished, especially
well lighted AMI ventilated and take up the whole
width of the ship The principal staterooms are
amiGshps, forward CT tic engines. where least noise
and motion is felt. ani arc rcretC with every COM
fort, having all latest improvements, double bcrthS,
electric bells. &c.
The cuisine has always been 4 specially Of This
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms. genticmen's smo-
king and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops pianos. libra
rics, &C., provided.
For rates OF passage and other information apply
to JOB: G.. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway. n. y: or 10
G. ". ALLEN 6 CO..
IN 1c-oodc,,
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yyCGD EED se,A...

A CHANCE Accumulated in the late
IA mild weather lot Of superior SAWED
WOOD which, IT. make room Is offered. especially
for cash. VERY CHEAP. Also LONG WOOD low.
Best GOALS and COEES Of all Kinds at i cost so
small rs 10 surprise the purchaser. CoIl screened
rc cost J. Il. WATKINS.
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EIFTY CENTS SAVED by buying my
H SAWED or KIEDLiSti WOOD.
OAK WOOD. really good 81; hest, $3.50 per
cord. PINE WOOD, really good. - best. So per
cord. L. L, CARR1SGIoN.
corner Seventeenth aud Cary, and corner Jefferson
and Broad streets. fc 10
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By Jno. L. LauShton, Jr., LAgent,I Auct ioncer'
No. 1923 franklin street.: :

| NO. 1C otS'SS.s
HANDSOME OFFICE-FURNITURE,
LII SUPERIOR IRON SAFE, DESKS. CHAIRS,
direction OF the officers OF the Commercial Fire
Insurance Company win sell ut their office, No.
at l0x O'Clock, their OFFlCE-FURNITURE, con-
sisting of 80
One elegant CONTINGENCIES DESK, with
marble slab and glass enclosure, fitted up with
z every convenience for books and papers;
One large sized MaRV1N'Sl SAFE, Us good as new,
that cost 500: ..
OFFICE-CHhIRS, TABLES.
LETTEP-PRESSa and STAND.
Handsome WALNUT OFF1CE-DESh.
IBLANK-BOOfiS. PAPER. &C.;
IS feet Of HEAVY WALNUT and OAK OFFICE
b RAILING. af
The attention OF bankers, insurance companies,
and large business-hou>cs IS called particularly TO
this sale. JNO. Z. LAUGHTO DR., Agent,
fe25 Auctloncer.
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATS, -5s1Ty., +,
~ COMPANY. sisffa&&Gii ss522.

y COSiIAS J. srsEs-%La1 E.'d'
FOR NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, pHILADEL-
PIIlA. NEW YORK. AND boston.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS or JAMES RIVER
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ss.assssE, sa';'s;s.s.:s1siSs;e.-
.r,A,rrlRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c. lS'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27
HOME NEWS.

A PLEASANT Town. visit
iag this section from all parts of the
Coast say that Weaverville is the prettiest
and most pleasant town 10 the State
Our climate is excellent every building
10 occupied and we'll preserved streets
are kept clean and daily sprinkling pre-
vents dust /; dwelling houses are cozy and
comfortable, and with the gardens and
fruit trees surrounding present a home
like appearance. Add to all this the
genial, happy disposition of our people
and the selfsatsned air which pervades
everything hereabouts, and the reason for
this favorable opinion is plain. We are
happy, contented and cheerful people, the
proof Of which is plainly apparent in the
very appearance of the town and its sur.
roundings. All who come here leave
fsvorabiy impressed with Wesverville
and promising themselves the pleasure of
another visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

WAIT FOR THEM Mr.. J. Q. Finch,
of the leading House of Finch, Burt
81 Co., Of Red Bluff, arrived here Thurs
day and will be followed in a few DAYS
with an immense Consignment of Bank
rupt Goods purchased at recent sale at
astonishing low prices and which will be
sold accordingly. These goods consists
in part Of Clothing, Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hosiery,
Fancy Goods in great variety and a large
assortment of Miscellaneous articles, such
as every body needs. Arrangements have
been made for Grand Opening next
Tuesday evening, July 30th, at Hocller's
Store room, under Good Templar Hall.
where people are invited to call and ex-
anime Goods and Prices. Cheap is the
watchword at the New Store and all
goods will be sold CHEAPER than ever
before in Northern California. Don't
fail to be there and see the Fun. Always
glad to make the acquaintance Of Califor-
MIA folks even if they don't want to buy.
Come and see us. Big Advertisement
next week. For further particulars see
Small Bills. Ladies are particularly in
vited to call. Come, Everybody.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27
CORRESPOND DENcE.

TRINITY CENTER, July Goth, 1878.
DEAR JoURsAL: Times have been
very dull since July 9th, the stages
having been withdrawn from this route
But Mr.. Smith has brought back some
nice wagons and stocked the road with
good horses, so that we are again in
communication with the outer world
and have superior travelling accommo-
dations. Mr.. Crowley has re-opened
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Office at
Rum!elt's store, and the Center is itself
again.
Everybody is busy now harvesting
and the crops look good A party of
Oakland and San francisco boys who
are here hunting and fishing are meeting
with splendid success. w. 2. Hall and
j. Larsen are bringing in water from
Bloss & McC!aroy ditch for the purpose
of preventing fire from taking our little
town. They have 400 feet of pipe, 4
inches at tho head and tapering to ga
IUtneS, Win lVV lett pltSSult' n Hosc
conducts the water from the pipe and
we no longer fear any large conaagra-
ton. This has long been needed here
as we mad no facilities for extinguishing
fire heretofore.
Fceney & Carr have erected milo
posts on their toll road from the South
side of Trinity Mountain TO the North
side of Scott Mountain, This is a great
relief to people living along the road
as tramps will now be able to inform
themselves Of the distance to the next
town without questioning everybody.
Bloss & McClaey are bringing in q
new ditch to connect with their big
ditch, which will greatly increase theil
supply of water for mining purposes
j. Dack and party have gone TO Coffee
Creek to open the claim where they
got such fine prospects last Summer,
Mr.. Rumfelt's health is rapidly i'm
proving. X
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

A FEATURE OF SUPERIoRITY.-The
superiority of Whites Prairie Flower for
diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Blood
consists in its uniting harmoniously with
the gastric juice, Strengthening and en-
abling it at once to dissolve the food. If
the gastric juice is weak the food ferments
giving rise to sour stomach, sick head
ache, burning in the pit of the stomach,
the patient also suffering from insufficient
nutrition. 1t aids the Liver, over which
it has specific power, in filtering impur-
tiles from the blood. Its action on the
kidneys is likewise salutary, increasing
the secretions. AS blood purifier, by
cnriching the chyle, it is without peer,
curing some OF the most obstinate and
long standing cases on record. 1t is
Pronounced by one and all The Great
Blood and Liver Panacea. Price 25cts.
and 75cts. aug1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

WANTED. 1t is our prcsen. intention,
circumstances Justitying the charge, to
cloths the WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
with \ complete new dress" and other
wise improve its appearance and facilities
for disseminating home news, on the sd,
won't of the New Year. In ordor to bet
Ter prepare for the proposed improve
ments, which we know will be acceptable
and appreciated by our readers, we have
TO request an early settlement of all ac
counts on our books. No one owes us
much, but very many are IN arrears for
small amounts, the sum total Of which
makes formidable showing. We would
also suggest that at this particular period
Of our newspaper existence, new sub
scribers and advertisers are very accepta-
BILE. Let us hear from you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

BY universal accord, Ayers Cathartic
Pills are the best Of all purgatives for family
use They are the product of long, laborious
and successful chemical Investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in their
practice. and by all civilized nations, prove
PIN that medical science can devise. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their
use In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other Pills can be compared with them,
employ them, when needed. They keep the
system system in perfect order, and maintain in heal
thy action the whole machinery of life. Mild,
searching and effectual They are specially
adapted to the needs Of the digestive apara--
cure, if timely taken. They are the best
and safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, whore a mild, but
effectual cathartie is required. For sale byall
dealers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

RICHER THAN EvER.-A few weeks
ago we mentioned the new discovery by
Trotter. Diener & Co., in their mine at
Deadwood, which showed much richer
quartz than they had previously found.
Since then one arsstra has been run on
this rock 20 tons were crushed in p
days and the result, as we are informed
by Mr.. NJ. r. Griffin, is S230s, or at the
rate Of nearly 800 to the ton. The lode
10 now we'll defined and gives every in
dicstion of permanencs and continued
richness. There is not another quartz
mining camp on the Pacific Coast that
has made as good showing for the
work done as Desdwood District, Trini-
ty County.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

CoMPLETED.-The attenuated form of
Mat. Lowden was seen promenading
our streets on Monday last with more
jovial looking countenance than usual
Organizing ourself into Potter Inves-
tigsting Commission we Butlerized one
eye and inquired the cause of SO much
hilarty. Mat. said it was nothing, only
he had come from home in the buggy
and that tho bridge across Trinity at
Lowden Ranch was now completed and
could be crossed by anything from a
black and tan purp to lO-hoIse team
with back. action. Travel will naturally
gravitats back into the old groove and
come by the Ranch again. The new
bridge is a Howe Truss and one of the
best in Northern California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

ADJUDaED INSANE Cooley Ans
tsad, of Canon City, was before the
County Judge last week and examined
by Drs. Montague and Lord on the charge
Of insanity. Although he had exhibited
no disposition to harm anyone he was
consider ed an improper person to be at
large, as he required constant watching,
and was therefore committed to the asyl-
UNI at Nsps. The many friends and ac-
quaintancss OF poor "Stote," as he was
familiarly called will regret to learn Of
his afflction and hope for speedy re-
eovery. His physical health was excel
lsn:, but the brain was sadly afflicted by
melancholia. He was taken to Napa on
Saturday last in charge of Frank M.
Philbrook, Under Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

BEAUTIFUL GoLD.-Wo were last
week shown an extra nice lot of gold
dust from the claim of Junkans, SchNfer
& Co., on Oregon Gulch. In all there
was about 81, coo ofthe pumpkin seed ,
variety, bright and beautiful. A more
uniform lot we have never seen, there
being many pieces of apparently the
same size and shape, and all coarse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

WILL OPERATE.--Dr. I. w. Fonda,
Of Oakland, passed through our town this
week on his way to Lower Trinity. A
company has been formed to build ditch
and engage in a mining enterprise in that
section which promises success. The
Doctor will 90 through 20 Arcata where
he expects TO meet portable saw-mill
shipped from San Francisco by steamer.
This will be transported to tho neigbor-
kood Of tho mine,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

SETTLEMENT WANTED.-Allp persons
indebted to DR.. John Lord are requested
to make settlement before September
Goth, 1878, as he will leave the State i'm
mediately after that date, on an extend
ed visit. Doctors bills ought to be paid
promptly and a simple request should be
sufficient to secure payment. j. c. Wood
is authorized to receive and receipt for
moneys due DR.. Lord on account. Sec
notice in advertising columns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

WILL BE ABSENT. DR.. John Il. Gra-
dy desires us to say that he will be absent
from his Office next week and the week
following. During which time he will
visit Douglas City and Hay Fork. Per-
sons in those localities, requiring Dental
services, will please make a note Of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

RAIN REcoRD.-The rainfall for ls77-S
from July lst to July 1st, of which we
have heretofore neglected to make note,
aggregates 65.40 inches, including snow
reduced to water measurement. As
compared with former years this is the
greatest fall since 1871, the first year
record was kept at this place. The next
highest was in 1876 and was 62.13 inch
nr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

VERY GooD.-Wallace & Hughes
made 81, 900 clean up last week from
q run Of only five days. This in their
claim on Trinity opposite Point Bar.
If the country there will only stop slid
ing and give the boys chance, they
will take out lots of dust.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

DoING WELL.-We learn that tho Al
toona Quicksilver Mining Company, un-
der the energetic management Of Super
intendent Lawrence. will make good
report this season. The retorts we're fred
up about the first of June and 500 TASKS
produced in six weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

For HAY FORK Remember that
Worthington, the Photographer, goes to
Hay Fork Valley next Tuesday TO remain
one week. Folks over that way are ad-
vised 20 embrace this opportunity Of get
ting good pictures of themselves, relatives
and friends. Hereabouts, those who
want photographs can get them by visit
ing Worthngton's Gallery between now
and Tuesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

SCuooL HoUsE.-Preparations arc bo-
ing made for the erection of the new
School building, the contractors having
already ordered a portion of the necessary
lumber from the Steam Mill of Whlimore
& Co. Mr.. Ingerson will be here to
commence active operations in n few dsws.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

EXPRESS LINE.-As will be obs served
by reference to advertisement elsewhere,
Mr.. G. w. Gordonier is now making
regular trips between Weaverville and
Canon City, carrying passengers, express
and freight. DOC" is careful driver
and ever ready to accommodate his pat
rOns
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

EcoNoMY.-The County Clerk having
shut down on the supply of matches for
dead heads and dead beats in and about
the Court House, it is thought there will
be no use for the extra Contingent Fund
provided for by Act of last Legislature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

"THE BERKELEYAN."-We have re-
ceived a late number of the above maga-
zine, conducted by the Literary Societies
of the University of California. j. d.
McGillivray, formerly of this county, Ia
one Of the editors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

REBEKAHs.-Evening Star Rebekah
Degree Lodge, No. 85. meets OF Odd Eel
lows' Hall next Wednesday evening, A
fill abundance OF nembe is requested,
as this Il the regular meeting and officers
viii be Installed for the ensuing term.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-27

DEPARTuREs.-On Thursdays stage
Mrs. e. A. Lockhart left for an extended
visit to San Francisco and the Eastern
States Miss Lucy McWhorter goes to
tho Bay for recreation and John NJ
Philbrook returned to his studies at the
Golden Gate Academy at Oakland.