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PANTHER BRAND BLK ALPA0AS 4
MOHAI BRILLIANTINEs,
nsurpassed hy any and rqnalrd ~ nono hlT y
esance, Durability and silkliks finish.
CIoakings. Materpr0Ofs and Cloths.

Attention Is called 10 our splendid lines Of Plain
MATELASsE AND ChlNCIILLA CLOAk-
INGs. space permits u. only to meuiion As
sample prices Handsome Plain Black BEAVER
AT SOL equal to any offered elsew here Tor ?. Is.
Splendid qualities ClllNCIill.LA BEAVERS,
BLACK. Brown aud Navy Blue, At 80 and 100
per ward, same qualities sild elsewhere at 2Oo
aud 2.ij. .-
uand.onle MATELASSE BEANLRS at aa0 psr
yard e,lual 10 any Onrol by other dealefs Al i.t0
M ktk WATERPROOF AT j'h, 6nc, ID, s3c and
thl Der yard cheapest Tu0-is IN The Wet,
Al. Ilnes of tAsSlMLEfS In Mems ant inys'
...r f.r Itlg ls.r NurI a. 4
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se.is per yard.

IN urist tp give "a hlany o. lo'-ihr The hrnrht 81
this woiidrffii harkain, Ne Wul veil ~ Asfdi
uuly 90 auy one eu,i"iirt.
uIE pi,i.>-AAkiA1 uLfAh iMEAt
/, under the lirs'iiun Of ,siiinl mnlis'e~, aud
irs prepared 90 eAs ute, ~ the shortest noiier, ~
Iris "a binnsf, street, lyeniiig ani Reception
tnsiume-. Mouiuing Ouihts nud Bridal liou,aeahA
in the ais,i -iNif- ani la tbs isefis,ti"n al art
80 special aiieniiun lsid Ia all CORRESPOND noe
SO Ssinpls, uiuny pifs .asls mall,si ifee ~ an
aldr,'.. snd a hlicis of nlulry promptly ansSeTd
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MISCELLANEOUS

Fer Fever md A9us, In.srmisssn. Fever.
III the sfisctions which sriss nom msisri.
GUS, marsh, or miAsmatic poisons.
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w. H. ANDREW 8,

IS A IS wrst fOurth a zoo, 5hs a 80 Nlus streets
MIN CISCISNArI, OHIO.
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A. ~, 80. 81, 10, 90 and "a cts. pr.y
BLACK GOODS.

We have Just Opened onr fiith DiIect lmlarlAti,,n
at the Toison D'Or Black, All-Mool FRENCH
CAsHMEkES, which have world-wlds repu-
Iatlon as ieing The Hest Make known o. the
Trade" We have them 10 every grade, aud
nov Offer them at Dc, Gao, Zoo, 10, sDc, So 10
I.UO 20 80 per yard, aud pronounce them tOhs
at least One.third better value than goois OF
either make offered else here AZ the sanie pri,ss
We are also the sole iartors In America ni the
taufisalaI
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4 SONS - IIsui-oa Aseuus. no.ioa, Mas.
CONyTn6PTION CAN NE CURED.
pCUWONA Is a srr.fia tssissis lor the rHre OF
CONsl MILTON AMI oil diseases II the u.uags
and Thpoat. u inVirrsieS the hfain, TONES up the
sssieIn, makes the weak strung and !. pleasant 70
take Price, ~ pct hzttls at drnggists, of sent b,
the rropfeter on receipt ofpFce. lamhlct contain
ing valuable al Ice totoasa sirs, many oertiheaies
Of arfsai cnrss an full diriious NE using sc'mIs-
nv cash hpttle ar all h. sra' fss 10 any Hddrses
OSCAR q. M''>i~, u turiiandt street. New Nott.
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REMARKABLE SUCCESS

Sold b, all respectable Druggists
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GRACE'S SALVE.

IoVtsvuLF. Micn.. I've. q, ISL v,ssrs Is~ies
ssni you - cts. 81 twa laNes III Grlee's ~alse.
have had twoanj have u-cd them gu an ule~t 90 ny
luni aud u v almost veil iis~pfly yr.,t y. VAN
Mss.
Price @ ctsa tax 81 al dTussl.. ~ ssni N insI
on rerelpl Of ai eIs rrr.d ~ WIN " .GOMlH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
EDITORIAL JOTTINCS.

EQUAH RIeHTs.-Woman, for num-
Der of years, has been mildly asserting
her right in the United States TO all the
privileges bestowed upon the sterner sex.
AS the years grow apace the demands are
increased and fresher and stronger argu-
ments advanced in favor Of female suf
frsge and all its csncomitant evils. But
the greatest stride in the way of proof Of
the abilty of woman to fill the high and
honorable position of American citizen
ship-in its broadest sense-has been
made in the past few weeks. Heretofore
the advocate of woman's rights was con-
fined to the virtues and reformatory phase
of the question, and the holy and purify
ing effect of female suffrage in the affairs
of Government has been worn almost
thread bare. But a change comes Ger
the scene. Exuent Susan b. Anthony,
Emily Pitts Stevens, ct al. Enter Mrs.
jerks and Eliza Pinkston. The brazen
e6rontery of the Queen of the Lobby has
put to blush the hardened jowl of even
Ben Butler and the Chairman Of the Pot
ter Committee-said Chairman being at
this tine held up to the public gaze as the
representative par excellence of Demo-
cratic cheek. Surely, for ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain," Mrs.
jerks can equal the Heather Chinee and
go beyond ''any other man." While her
efforts in her special sphere are worthy of
great praise from all advocates of wo-
mans rights, there is deeper and dark
er friend of their cause who can now be
held up as "fearful example" Of what
woman may become when allowed to as.
sert her influence and play hand in the
game political. Eliza Pinkston, erst-
while the widowed martyr, of the Parish
of Ouachits, Louisiana, since married
again and transplsnted in Mississippi,
appears as Eliza Pritchard and makes a
sworn statement in which she denies IN
toto all former statements ever made by
her. OF course this does away with
everything she may have said before and
the truth Of this last affidavit must not
for moment be doubted. But we have
no disposition to discuss this phase of the
question. The affidavit and statement
business is, TO use late popular express
sion, about "played out" We would
compare these latest efforts of feminity in
the political arena to those of The sterner
sex which have recently convulsed at least
portion of the country. Does not the
doings Of Anderson pale into utter insig-
nifcance in the broad glare of the dip
lomacy" exhibited by Mrs. jerks ?
And are not the statements of McLin,
Dennis, and other kindred spirits tame
and nninteresting in comparison with that
of Eliza Prichard nee Pinkston, the latest
candidate tor public favor in the affidavit
husiness7 Oh. woman ! thou hast ex-
eelled thy master
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

THE STORY OF THE BEAR FLAG.-At
meeting of the Society of Territorial
Pioneers, held on Tuesday evening a
communication was read from James G..
Black, in which he said; 'In reply to
your question asking for the correct date
of the raising ofthe Bear Flag at Sonoms,
in 1916, will quote from the diary of
William B. Ides, deceased: The said
Bear Flag was made of plain cotton cloth
and ornanaeEted with the red flannel of a
shirt from the back Of one of the men,
and christened by the words California
Republic" in red paint, lettered on both
sides. 1t was raised upon the standard
where had foated the Mexican flag afore-
time, on the 18th of June, 1916. Our
whole number was twenty four, all told
The mechanism Of the flag was performed
by Wm. Todd, of Illinois. The grizzly
bear was chosen as an emblem of strength
and Inyielding resistance. San Fran
cisco Rutietia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

COMPULSORY VOTING.-In view of the
very light vote polled in this State at the
late election, the question of compulsory
voting is being agitated. Something in
this direction should be done, and could
be readily accomplished through the
Great Registers of the several countless
Let the County Clerk be instructed after
each general election to cancel the names
of all voters on the Register whose names
do not appear on the Poll List of sad
election. Then if such persons desired to
vote atany future election 1t would be
necessary for them to re register, which
would perhaps be more trouble than
voting. II is certainly questionable
whether men who do not take sufficient
interest in elections to go to the polls and
deposit ballot should be allowed to vote
at all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

THE YreEa Journal says Scott Valley
As destined to be one of the liveliest min
ing camps in the world, the Orc Fino
quartz mines taking the lesc. These
1nines were discovered twenty years ago,
and majority Of the original loeators
got broke" in trying to develop them.
Five years ago, other parties began to re-
locate and take out quartz, and the old
mill was repaired and crushing made.
The next important transaction was a
dividend of a few dollars to each share
holder. Next was the crushing of few
hundred tons, the quartz paying $35 to
the tor, and dividend Of few hundred
dollars. There are about thirty claims
being worked, and paying well, and some
paying large dividends. The poorest
quartz in this district pays $40 to the ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

CALIFORNIA Press ASSOCIATION -
Pursuant to call, convention of editors
and publishers of the Pacific Coast met
at the Palace Hotel San Francisco, on
Tuesday of last week. We are glad to
know that goodly number were in at
;endence, and although circumstances
prevented our being with them at this
first meeting, we hope to be able to join
our brethren Of the press on some future
occasion. An organization was effected
under the name of California Press As
sociation; Constitution and By Laws
adopted, and after much pleasant inter
course the Convention adjourned to meet
in Sacramento on the 18th Of Septem Der.
The next annual meeting will be held in
San Francisco, in June 1879. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year d: President, NJ. ID. Boruck, S.
+. Spirit Of the Times Vice-President,
Geo. X. Fitch, S. f. bulletin, and j. f..
Wyman, Hum boldt Times; Secretary,
Fred. Krauth, Alameda EncindL 4; Treas
urer, N. c. Hawks, Pacific Specimen i;
Executive Committee, Albert Lyser,
Pacific School and Home Journal; G.
b. Porter, Contra Costa Gazette Ii. l..
Weston, Petaluma Argus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

DENIS LAsT.-They are now trying to
make out that the Non -Partisans have
carried the State. They are preparing to
create Returning Board, such as they
had IN Louisiana; but if they do so, will
gain the sympathies of the military COM
panies on the side of The Workingmen,
and take of the head of the thief who at
tempts TO tsmper with the ballot box. II
such an attempt is made, / will pitch my
tents in the wilderness and establish q
guerrilla warfare that VIII wronch the
whole social fabric ofthe state from cen
Ger to eircua ference.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

PREPARING.-A San Francisco CORE
spordent Of the Santa Barbara Press says:
They are making preparations in the
State Capital for the reception of the San
Francisco Delegation. The pictures have
been taken down chairs have been nailed
70 the floor; the cushions locked up the
globes of the chandeliers are in place of
safety and the stoves will be kept at a
white heat during the session. The citi-
zens of Sacramento have formed them =
selves into a Committee of the Whole to
see that the buildings are not carried
a,yay.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

The Santa Rosa Democrat pays this
well merited compliment to the old Bay
State; Massachusetts may sometimes
send an extreme partisan to represent her
in Congress, but never a stupid one.';
Her statesmen are from the Hub" all
the time. While we do not admire "Old
Obliquity,,, still he is sharp about as
brilliant as Mrs. jerks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Mr.. HERMAN j. KLEIN, An sstrono--
mer of Cologne, in Germany, has lately
discovered npon the moons surface a
recently formed volcanic crater. 1t is
situated in a vast plain, near the center
of the moons disc, and to the west OF
another crater, known as Hyginus. Its
diameter is about 13 900 feet, which rem
ders it larger than any on this earth, ex-
cept that in the Sandwich Islands. Mr..
Kiein's discovery has since been confirm
ed by other astronomers, including Ward
Of Belfort and Schmidt Of Athens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Says the Vallejo Chronicle: Benjamin
Butler hrs got his match at last in Mrs.
jerks as witness. A women who can
bluff the great lief of brow beaters. as
she has done. is a remarkable woman.
If Butler has any regard for his reputa-
tion as bully, he had better let out the
sob Of cross questioning Mrs. jerks to
one of his Democratic colleagues on the
committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

THE ELEcTIoN.-Ofieial Returns of
the Constitutional Convention Election
confirm the success of the Non Partisan
Delegates at Large-the lowest candidate
receiving a majority of about 1850 over
the highest on the Workingmcn's ticket.
In Shasta county A. Il. Andrews receives
r majority of l4S, which elects him over
Bass. D. G. Stevenson is elected in this
Senatorial District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

MANY farmers in Ohio have received
communications from the Communists
threatening the destruction OF their pro-
perty if they persist IN the use of labor
saving farm machinery. This thing is
ripening all over the country, and the
Boomer the opportunity comes for crush
ing it out with strong hand the better,
say we,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Tue Kesrney ticket of San Francisco
county is composed of a nice set of fellows
--of chaps who never pay cent or miss
q meal. Fifteen of them pay no taxes,
nineteen are foreign born aud nineteen Of
them have been registered within two
years. Are they the men to make new
Constitution for the people?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

SENATOR SARGENT was not absent
day nor missed roll call during the
entire session OF Congress-nearly seven
months, Per contra, Sharon was not in
Washington once during that entire time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

or the Ss,000,000 of new dollars
coined, over $4,000 remain in the
Treasury at Washington uncalled for.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY. '

STATE OF CALI4FoRkLA' SIS.
On this Second day of July, A. d.
1878, before me, John H. Vanderhotf, q
Notary Public in and for the County Of
Trinity, personally appeared Stephen l..
Thayer and John G. Mason, known to me
to be the persons whose names are sub
scribed to the annexed instrument, and
they duly acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto
set my hand and seal, the day
IL. S. and year in this certificate above
written.
JOHN ii, VANDERHOFF,
Notary Public.
Endorsed Filled for record July 3rd,
1878, at @ p. NJ.
jy65i j. VI. ESTES, Recorder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
D z ATHS i.

Accidentally killed by falling timber,
at Lowden's Bridge, Trinity county, July
I'd, MAJ. r. HI9oINs, native of Rhode
Island, aged about 4S years.
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AUDITORS STATEMENT

of the Financial Condition of the
County for the Half Year end
ing June 3Oth, 1878 ss required
by Sect. 4O46. Political Code:
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MASON & THAYER.

That the names in full of al the members
of such Partnership are Stephen |. Thayer
and John g. Mason, and that the places
of our respective residences are set oppo-
site our respective names hereto subscrib-
ed. In witness whereof, we have here
unto set our hands this Second day Of
July, A. d. 1873.
JOHN G. MASON, Douglas City, Cal.
STEPHEN |. THAYER, Douglas City, Cal
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Certificate of Partnership.

ScaTs caTsra 9T o2 eAFIgsns,.' FnnsfT1. SIS.
w E, THE UNDERSIGNED, do
w hereby certify that we are partners
transacting business in General Merchan-
disc in this State and in the County of
Trinity. under the firm name and style of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

COUNTY JUDGES SALARY FUND.
Balance January l., 1878, 6,.....S2029 II
= U''' - - --s223S O3
BY Warrants redeemed ........ Si99 %
" Genl Fund amt. trans'd... 500 %
Auditors COMMISSIONS. II
- $223s OF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-08

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
AN insuRRecrloN IN PRISON.

The IIolIlday.burs Standard, Of last week,
,a,st aTbere are At present furty-One psrso NJ
eopap.a in the county jni ZONE serving out
sentences, others awaiting trial. Two or three
of them have been desperate characters in the
past. and AZ the peniteutiary again tiares them
in the face. Il Ia not a matter Of surprise tha,
they ,hould attempt to Influence their fellow
p,,,one,, ,oward A strike for liberty. Thai some
such preise, wa. on foot was pa,,nt to Warden
Mcclure, and for weeks past be has had his eye,
and ear, o,.n. day and night, in autic,p. ,,on OF
trouble. Il came at last,
"on Thursd.y afternoon the prisoners we're
given the privilege OF the hall. Il was also thr
custom, We believe, 10 give them an hour ur more
in the evening sitter supper. On TLursday even
ing, soon after supper, John MeCiure, son Of the
Warden, went ,tto the Jail ball tor the purlos'
Of earning out the table. Az be reached tie
door on bis retufn, Glen Black stopped hun, aud
,aid. "whrre ~ that gour aud wafer that dadd,
promi,ed ms =" A. the young man stopped l.,
hear the que,tion, be was seized around tue waist
nv WIN. Burlhsrt. who attempted to pull him
into tho hail. Hut Mcclure managed to ihrow
hun Of. only 10 ind himself ~ the gra,p OF ,br
lnotoriou, Bin Murray. Al this point our oolOrcd
friend John Brown, who bad been standing by
IN. hail entrance, and who carried the hey to the
front door, b.,hought b. hmself that discretion wa
IN. better p.r, Of yulor. aud ineon,ineutly usde
nj, way to the jail attic, wh,re be remained
suusl, ,useoucoa unti the storm had blown over.
I'm the nj, au,iue the alarm had reached The eats
Of the Warden aud his family, who we're saiins
supper. Mr,. Mcclure vent to the s,as,snee oi
bsr son. snd did good service, while the Warden
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

CouRT.-We are in the midst Of the
second week Of our January term Of Court, which
ia presided cver by Judge orvi'. The attendsncs
Is in strange contrast with that Of last week, both
in number and personal appearance. Thes the
Court room wss crowded with sniiors and listen.
ers this week the Conrt room Is not half full,
more importance. II is becoming palmer every
day that change in our Court policy is neee.
ssry Why should twenty four Grand Jurors
spend one-half day aud foriy eight Travers Ju.
rors spend smother half day 10 trying dog dshi
or an assault and battery case Look at the cost
to the tax payers Serenity doi'an for Jury fees
alone in one petty case besides the time Of the
Court and eficers' charges
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

ELtcrIoN or usTICEs OF THE PEACE,
AS there was considerable "crookedness in
the election Of lsi3-a 10. municipal ciicers, be.
cause Of the advent Of tn. NV Constitution. II
would be well enough ior those Who have been
elected to the office oi Justice Of thu Peace to look
and learn vh,n their commission espnss. An
election for borough and tounship one rs .as
held IL this county on he 26th day OF D.eembsr
1873, and another was afterwards held on ih,
third Tuesday oi Iebrusry, 1874, In accordance
with the new Constitution. The greater portion
# those elected In December, 1873, were re
elected 10 February, 1874 but some were not
aud We notire that several u those elected to ,h'
office OF Justice Of the Peace failed to hit their
CON missions, thus causing vacancy which may
still exist unless some oue has since been elected
aud commissioned.