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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
Business Ghances.

ANY ONE DESIRING, at a MODERATE
salary the services OF an able experienced booAAreptr
with of references ind 20 -I Ov addressing
BOOK KEEPER. Box 39-j, Ne" loiS Post once.
DARTNER WANTED in the stock and bond
commission business either special or general with S2J,
Ooo $4,000 references ollie most satisfactory character
Address BKOktR Box -oi Poet Office
DARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.-Eor
IL -ll- general goods and grocery store in Tourist.
ug town N,V-J-Isrv. twenty miles by rail from NeW-
YORK. large ,umUouOu- central location doing
thriving business For further particulars
ply 20 AZ. kI.N 4, 20 Church 81. Ne"-ioTS
TO oTOCK-RAISERs and FARMERS.
FOR SALE:
one halt interest IN Farm ODD Mi3~oun. situated Tires
lcIr- fenced aui Improved Tie balance pasture ami timber
land. with rum ~ water
well ,tor4ct cattle iorses and hOg- good man
wanted purchase Interest aA the cement ~
business There j. gu0d house with eight rooms large
barn milk hoISr No one need answer who
has not from - 600 to lO 600 tulLvc-t. Address
HTOCKEAISER Tribune once. y Y
NEANTED-A man Of business experience,
with capital Iartnrrtn an honorable business
that VIII pay literally. Address ~. =. O. Box SOB
L IN nDH i will sell to an acceptable
- EV.OOOs party rect threequlrter interest 10
gold mining property which viii be satisfactorily shown In
features ~ value looked Tor M suC an en-
tciur-c with other desirable features that very
personal furnished Of the highest char
acter statements satisfactorily guaranteed ami easily
verified. Address MINING, Box - Tribune once.
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Ciip Real @siate for Sale.
Nuetlou Sales OF Real Gslate.

TTHE CRESSONA WOOL MILL and CARPET
L MANUFACTORY, situated at Cresson1. schuy
County Penn vii De sold Assignee sale on the premise
FRIDAY. February Is. 1879 a. 10 a. M inc mn Is
24Igl feet engine house. boiler house and dyehonse
attached. Machinery Is and In good working CONDITION.
Ground lOOX2OO feet Possession immediate 70 laIucu'
lars address MASON WEIDMAN
for assigned
Pottsyllc Penn
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CeQGl Notices.


~-T,t- ,-,,r- .r-nnr,,tr, 5thr~p1, IL
y EN lOltN 81 llAIAII. NOt Ia / 49, III INC
l. matter of rbe .rCf-pITy LIFE INSURANCE. and
ANNUITY COMPANY OF WV fOth.
pursuance supreme Of the
,-..,- 90. a. NOD, ~.
"' ''" i"'A III vac i'''i' "". ~ " f
Tenn thereof held az the city Hal IN the cry ot kingston on
the 4h day Il January 1879 aud duly entered Clerks
- 49,, r...,r.
ONCE "i ie '"'u| vi +N''fiF '' ' 4"'" "1 Vi ''1'''
~7J Notice hereby given hat me undersigned has been
f,r,,f and ascertain
" ~ -. - ...-.,..,... -. -.
'itllitl 10 snare III ' 1l''' 4oA'h VI ' sc
,ulcs A, the superintendent the Insurance Depart
- -. a. .u,.. o., ,o ,,.,oa. - 20,
i''H' 'l ''' 7''' 20 WV i''N Az '''''' '' -N
Uoucvhodcr- ~ sand company. also 10 determine the validity
all claim. mad 90 share IN The distribution ~ Eo
ay- said .CUrics also t0 take proofs aud ascertain the
number of outstanding policies of said com no" IN force
the .ues 81 Tie IrI-Ou- Co whom SAID policies were Issued
and the names ~ A persons rs arr Lo% justly etu 20
~udf" in -uth dStrpnilOu t"stitt WIN me amount "I '
proportonatr shares respectively Aud IN puTsta'r OF SAG
order an l"t. 'f;rt- ln SAN ol! anu 'l .', .
PARTIES 'nt lr' ID 'iaIe vi me d@looh "i 'd %,lIl''
Urtic3fi- Thereon are hrirI! LoLed ana required 20 pre-
sent their aims ana proofs sad Roy
holders tile undersigned said referee A. his ote. No. -
Wall Gity II New York before tho l9h DAY
Of February - '--Datt,l Sew eFN' jl.iiF j.
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Cost dno fonno.

I OST-Certihcate No. i, S2l. for 100 shares
IL OHIO aud Mississippi r. q. The public eau
TONED aln.t negotiating said certificate the transfer has
been stopped and new one applied Tor. -.
4. NJ KIDDER & CO.
Cor. Wallst. and Broadway
4 OST.-Bank book, No. 24l,55S of the
II Blocker savings Bank the Under will please
returuit 10 the bank.
I OST-Bank book, No. GO,G3O, of the Ger
IL man savings Bank The hnder requested Ia leave Il
Az the bank InOt restored before the I'm day VI
February 1879 application viii he made ~ Tie bank ior
bvVk.
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70 sTOCK-RAISERs and FARMERS.
Coruorn!lon Notltes.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has
" 20 20 rho Finance Department ~ tne ttyo Ncw
York for i~ i-,l" 10 the NANHAlIAN SAVINGS lN9ll'
TI1ION Of duplicate certificates
No 74i-NrWl York Central Park Fund stock for - 100
''' ~ .ioc for go 900 EACH making 100000
No 1913 Nrw.York tity revenue bo,d for 100000
Nos. and > New York county atcunIl1ftd 7 per
maE,ng -. 200 600
~ due f4,7 fof 80. .. 90 0oJ
No. W, y. NS : Tor I'm $4,000
80. 2i-Ncw- York county Court House o per cent
stock. No p for. -...... ...-........ 1000
w. .toeS. 30 2 for 80. 10000
40. 33-Sew YORK. County court House per cent
stock. 80 ., for $1,000
w. .,o,I ~ = f5f ~' ~. ., $4,000
w .tor5 No y f5T '.....' -. 10000
In place % those which stolen GA The IN DAY OF OctO
Der, 1879.
An persons having objections the !ssue thereof
gu present writing tome az the toWprolers
Office the city New ok OF before the th day OF Feb
tuary l-79.
New York Comptro,eg's Office Jan. y. 1879
john KELLY Comptroller.
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

corrvl Mary r 10 \ !, Wr'moro. executor etc. L 800
on. vs. 81 sab ave. So 49,. .--.-1 r4Ui'Vu
Tunnr Thoma. and wife 10 Artta HallOck, ll'ih o
A. W a. years ------ ,--..- 49,
ssrs IN Ann Mott; 18Th T. v Of Ave A. wears "UuJ
FIynu Thomas 10 JAn II DycAmAn 5-dst' oI ,,.,,
same - Levi \ Lockwood, same property install ,o-,
Graham John and wife TO Mary Stabufy 100.
EOfi Il 81 Gth ave 3 yctr+ 4UpD
Uesk.fli Mary l. Thomas johnston. u 'AIISto -
~ ,'her.sf 4. az Washington - wears 4''0
u,i'iev Thomas aud no 10 i DaItr u, executor, $1,000,
~. 4jfIst e. SIN ave. years ----.-..-' 4U,v'O
L-iln.frirE Thomas and wife 20 Caroline iAN-o''' ~
tvGrifrix etc 6ad--t. y OF ithAyt, D years. e,VVu
Nurray Ellen and husband 20 John II utaAe' v o,,
Ave- s9d.t months oDo1
same To- william caldwell same properly ooo
months .....--......... cen. ,-,
schaccr susan f. 70 Louis ejrubc CtAa'e' ol ooo
29tlst, demand ------.
schwaezler and husband 10 The New ORR LIE I15'I
aGce COMPANY nos 10" Ao' 80 anu so -'' q O0o
Same 10 Angus, / S0sser same property. months o.uu
SAME ~ Sutherland same pTopertyo hoLAs oJ1
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Rank Tor savings t. Adgdaena Bavlry and others S4"Ou
tdwafd Everett Oent society 10 Henry AoIA
FISH James D. receiver Of the Teutouia savings Bank ~
10 Louise Bnsse S'gg1V
Michael 20 Charles Duttwcilef ..r-
palmer Francs Frederick MOeller---.-.- o'o'i
Thomas, Mary Lucus Hart & CO...:.'-----------.
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DELAY IN THE rILDEN INCOME SUIT

The incomc-tax suit by the Government
against samuel J. Tden on the calendar 'erday
Il the United states District Court before Judge Choate
4 j. Vanderpoe Thomas Harand and ex-Judgc Porter
appeared for Mr. Tlden. and when the was called
heir answer was ready" Distrct-AuOrney Wood
ord said that when the dispositions taken in the West
we're examined certain irregularities were found which
made necessary the filing ~ bill OF discovery. This
OH which would be finished in day or two, would
,ovcr several hundred pages Judge Porter answered
hat while they were ready to 20 on they wanted %
give tue District Attorney every opportunity 10 make
be case a. strong Is possible. They would therefore
the should over the term an order
10 This feet entered
Mr. WoOdfOrd said afterward that the bill OF discovery
arose out fact that there were perhaps some
errors IN tue report Of commissioner regarding the
testimony taken I'll Marquette and the BIZ OF discovery
N its uterrO gatOrics answered by the defendant
would prevent the Tetaking OF this testimony before
The Michigan commissioner.
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

S0t FRANKLIN-ANE., BROOKLIN-For
')C sae-OIcn 10 III 3. Price 20 200 $1,000 cash
Brokers commission.
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gnrouran Advertisements.

rV'ANAR INDIEN.. UNIVERSALLY PRE-,
-CEIRED to- tine FsruyJ-A Laxative. Ttir shlns anu
tlf,d irut okcng-. flI Ar immediate fc II aid r,
cure ~ COZ spaton headache u.c hrMorhot-. Sc Ie.
usual purgsve- H. agreeable 20 take ll
Irritation j. GIILLON, 40. - hue Ram
b.frtu Paris sold by al chemists
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RraI Gslatc 10 Gsehan0s.

DROWN STONE IOU 81, West l-thst., TO
j. o. HOYT q sON, Pinest
FOR SALE or WILL ENCIlANGE-A de
AIabIr improved property uH ~tJul'- River, F.oUdi
near a-Ouyir Grange SOME Eve STOCK, pcr-vt
Ilor,lty &c. CM AN liz -'' .''fAst.''''N "'.','
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
FACTORY lliIus. and eight leases of three
Iot- Oh .+tl-t near IJtnaye JAMES CDNDlE, --t II
and 3tIa'r.
l,\X FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
y Ncvlplr cry lot-. titles perfect Address h. lr3'A.
Uptown uhice. las BI"diNav
T'O ENCHANGE-llll acres on east slope of
Orange IOui south orange. house 10 rooms
harm a., tine .rF fuf liI -.. .N.tlg, jog D.
property COLLIN 8 WINNIE. 1884 buat"'..
WILL EXCHANGE first-claa> Brooklyn
farm fee ana clean AdiIr,. II. II, Immune once
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RrcorpEn As.IGNMENrs on MOETGAGEs
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

Tor SALE-Lot, 123d-st., near 7th-ave., for
i $1,000. rutland & WHITISG. Beekmanst
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Countrn tieal Gstate for Sale.

Countrn hsaI Gstatt for Sale.
4 CHEAP HOME.-For sale, a good, well
house !. two Stories and contains room. in rear
the hons, !. small buiing suitable ot sa7Prnel Sl'
ard about 10 minutes walk from clifton landing me prop.
can remain mortgage Addres. T. a. l. Box i5 Tribune
DULKHEAD WATERFRONTS near city for
ID chemical vorss factories, rehneries &C. also 4ocss
Tor dwellings, for sale 10y On easy terms kANoCN''
Engineer &C.. 20 EXchangepiacc.
EOR SALE or TRADE-l 400 acres Mis-
Lands; tho perfect at - 30 per acre VIII tad'
for staoneTy Bark EG2A Lat PArf or I9GSe s'O'-
timber farming land Jer.eg 200 . AGEES
cords to the acre. easy Address Pc Boz 2sl5
Philadelphia Penn
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Countr Seat
near 1anyiown none more desiT,9 ', 90 N s Hvr
high and HEALTHY io s!e on cay Irl' or T"9 t r n
nor SALE or to LEASE-On Long. Island
sound fronting on isasr i@ty m M tf9% rood y
ntaT ut lot VI ~ d 81 h5Iicr hoSg batting hing
&c school ami churches near Also, farm Of twenty-five
acres suited i0' oW%E Box No g. Eat Orange NJ
NOR SALE-At Guilford. Conn, the resi-
i dence Of The late NJ H. w. Cntt,Htrn Nl,h -,2 n
land high state OF cultivation win lse od ,aade ires
house When La. atey been Enlarged and supplied with
mgt aRr''CG n1t- Il .nr5oms bs.is
halls rt second lupIS
large paTloI library IlE room, Conservatory hchc pan
tines Sc; stables containing room Tor large number ui
horses separate Stahc4 carriage house SEPARATE
nom stables Ice house sheds and other oubuhngs all IN
perfect order three hour, from New York by rail For par
tIcuaTs inQur judge r. r. LANDO\, Gmiord, conn or
Mrs. II. -. one. Stookhudge, Mass.
HOMES 40 acres each, with buildings, 5000,
laf CI-h. half three without interest N"itA'rn
200 acres improved. J. NJ ~IiGEt. Pl1iutrl, y J..
NEW HOUSES ut Laurel Hill. Long Island,
y Itakcu for mortgage: 81 30 ana @l-"o; about iAi
actual cost T.. \. NOUNG, Engineer. &C. 20 Exchange
place.
NEW HOUSES at Laurel Hill, Long Island,
j.. \. YOUNG. EnelIc'i, d..
20 EIchane'Illce.
OWNER removed permanently to EuIopr
~ Offers sale DIS elegant Ic-ij.uc' Of lcNaHF. near IN
glrVOut y t. either 600 $50 acres lupuuu ~ Ithd~''
strictly healthy very high. comma lii1- magnificent w
tle uuov Jlit utIhl. for permanent l,icutt
large stables houses. heun'ry. gardeners COTTAGE
h0thDI-c icchrI-e handsome grove, spring water pId
Apply EDWARD =. HAMILTON go Pinert. y. y.
Hrangc County Farm, 40 acres; spacious
~ Ju ug- productive soil fruit timber, water &C. beau
mountain views. good ncghboripod creamery, depot
uIl- schools. &C. convenient See maps and udIUculLr-
G. II. OLIVER l62 Broadway.
CRAWFORD. Conn.-FOR SALE or RENT,
y handsome residence. is few mnute, "ah from
station 1--WE wei sto, kcd with shade aut ltlt itt'
stable carriage H. X. f. Box Is Tribune ONCE
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UL-COMF0RTING..
EPPS' COCOA.
knowledge Of the natural Avs WHOM GOV
eru Inc operations geou aid nutrition and by cAr..u
properties 81 Feserctet cocoa AE
Rms a. provided breakfast tables wl'h deueary lt
oT,f b.ytTage which heavy doctor DIS
II bv lie udcos 81 such articles 81 diet that consul
fou M s.. gradually built until strong enough 10 frsb
vrr rudtuc 10 disease HHnirc- Of subtle m1IAle- Al
noaing around ready attack wherever there Is weak
rouf We may many fatal shaft DY Eerpng
Vel fortified with pure blood and properly n0uislcdIIAAe
-fOlvil service Gazette.
Made simply with bUiiug water or MIX
sold only In packages labeled mus:
JAMES EPPS 4 CO.,
Homeopathic Chemists
a. 1hreaGneedIe ~. and 10 PICcStiuy,
London, EugianL
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EetIures dno mceiIUas.

Leuures ano nlctuUls.
4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELEC-
~ TON ~ the Fair viii De neid
thu E~DAl the 18Th u February, 1873 AZ ~ rooms
cooper Binding. The polls WI. az To O'clock
amt tlo-c az : O'Clock p. M y. e. ELY President
G. NICK Leo, EE, recording secretary.
UPTOWN LECTURE COURSE.
THE REV. n. VI. GALLEHFR
Will lecture WEDN f~DAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2. at 2
O'Clock on 90 IRELAND AND 1HE IRISH" ia the church.
the HOY : .itlt, J1th 81. near ith ave.
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Gonses nno 5drm5 Dnutc0.

EUWsL5 W!IU : HI-Tl NUWTIFVO'
EYRST-CLA~S NEW-lORk Hot II wanted
1 I'm good locality. Address Box 81 N,W-N0rk r. %.
IOWA LANDS WANTED.-I want 10000
Z a. land .or cash. NJ II lE \ BARGAIN
AdGres, "l l., Hos -. Sew loik Post office.
A,TORE WANIED.-From May !. a store
y suited business. must hr IN re- yicuy Of Wal
and Froutst-. join H. DRAPER K CO.. AU,uOAe,Is III
Pear
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CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, good, we'll
~ built frame house AMI lot The iot IL 25I 80 ieet me
house stories, and contains rooms IN the rear d
tie hou Il small building suitable for carDentet snpp
maker. The house j. on staten Island y y
I about Minutes walk Clifton Landing ine prop
ery bought for $1,000 part ~ re purchase mon "
can remain mortgage Address T. a. l., Box -, luDunc
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ID chemical worzs factories. renncres &C. also blocks
dwellings for sale very low on easy terms. RAlOON'
Engineer, &c, 20 EXchalge-piacc.
EOR SALE or TRADE-l, 400 acres Mis-
sour Lands. tito perfect AZ - 30 per acre VIII tral'
for Stationery Books Fiat Papers. complete stock
Address PI.GNG & EDHERT~oN, Lafayette, Ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

THE AQUARIUM. Broadway and 3jth-st
Extraordinary -ucc'. of the
Rae. GREAT PIGEON SHOW. queer.
Odd and GREAT PIGEON SHOW. Quaint aud
Lgy. GREAT PIGEON SHOW. beautiful.
This Week only. THIS Week only.
This Week only. This week only.
THE PERFORMING THOROT GHBRED HORSES.
Every afternoon and evening.
tD.uf ron d a u1 Ii u
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6itnaiions Uanteo--femal 81

4 YOUNG LADY, being good penman, as
assistant bO0kkeeper clerk saeslsdy; has Just let
business college, references To honesty. &c No 22s
West 4lst.st, address NJ b.. Tribune Uptown ONCE,
l23S
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. j. T. Holden has
just returned from visit te San Fran
cisco and is now fully prepared to do all
work in the dental line in the best and
most satisfactory manner. Those desir>
ing his professional services will do we'll
to call at his office at New York Hotel.
See his card in advertising columns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

WEATHER REPoRT.-During the past
week 1.31 inches of rain has been added
to the previous fall, making total of 49,
IS rain; also l4A snow, thus the total
WATERFALL to date aggregates 1888 inches
Never before did mining season open
more favorably, and every one is in good
spirits over the cheering prospect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

CHURCH NoTICE.-Rev. NJ. j. Walsh
will hole Catholic Services in Weaver
vile on Sunday next at 1890 A. NJ. Rev
Thos. A. Fitzsmons, o. p, from Beri.
cia, is expected to arrive in Weaverville
on Monday next, Dec. 18th, and will
open the Mission on the 10th at 7 p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

FIFTEEN inches of snow on the level
in the Basin, Tuesday evening, gave it a
Winter appearance, everything being
covered with the "beautful." 1t is the
greatest depth of snow this section has
witnessed for severa! years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
Pr bate Sale.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ in pursuance OF an order of the
Probate Court of the County of Trinity,
State of California, made on the 4th day
of Decemb Der, A. d., 1879, IN the matter OF
the Estate of William McElvaney, de-
ceased, the undersigned, the Administra-
tor of said Estate, will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder and subject
to confirmation by said Probate Court, on
TUESDAY, the 30th day of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1879.
at o'clock, p. NJ, at the Court House
door, in tho town of Weaverville, in the
County of Trinity, State Of California,
all the right, title, interest, and Estate
of the said William McElvaney at the
time of his death, and all the right, title
and interest that the said Estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired
other than or in addition to that of the
said William McElvaney, at the Time OF
his death, in and to all the following
named and described Real Estate, 81 tuate,
lying and being in the County of Trinity.
State of California, towit:
The one undivided one-halfof that Gers
tain Placer Nine, situated in. Cox g Bar
Mining District, known as the Currey
Placer Mine, containing LOG 20 100 acres
of land, more or less, n particular de-
scription OF which is recorded in the office
of .he County Recorder, of the County
of Trinity, State OF California, in Book
"Y," page 430, records of said office TO
which record reference is hereby made,
together with the one undivided one-ha II
OF all the improvements situated on said
mining claim or belonging thereto.
Also the ore undiv ided one half of that
certain water Ditch, taking the water
OF Saw Mill Creek and conveying the
same onto SAID Placer Mining Claim |:
also tho one undivided one-half of the
right to the use of all the water OF said
Saw Mill Creek or the 1rst flow thereof
to the extent of the full capacity Of said
ditch.
| Terms and condition Of sale, one half
Cash, Gold Coin of the United States, ten
per cent. thereoftp be paid TO the auction
Ger on the day OF sale. balance on confr-
nation of sale by said Probate Court, q
credit of one year will be given by the
purchaser giving his promissory note for
the remaining one halt OF said purchase,
money papable one year after date with
interest thereon at ton per cent. per annum
from date until paid. principal and inter-
est payable only in Gold Coin OF the
of said promissory note by mortgage on
the premises sold.
DAVID TAYLOR.
Administrator of the Estate of William
McElvaney, deceased.
Weavervile, California, Decem boz
4th, A. d.. 1879. dec6:4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

DELINQUENT Observation-Disclosures of
interested parties is directed to the delin
quent notice of the Dixon Bar Ii. & NJ
Co., in another column. The sale will
occur on Tuesday, Dec. 30th, 1879.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

BRIDGE NOTICE. Olney Phillips will
apply TO the Board of Supervisors at the
February Term for renewal of license
to keep IA Toll Bridge across Trinity
River at Lewiston. See notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

SETTLE UP.-All accounts due the
#JoURNAL Office mast be settled on or be,
#'ore January lst, 1880. Delinquents who
receive B ills from us will please act ac-
csrdlngly. In most instances the amounts
lsrs small but taken together and placed
~ eur disposal will add greatly to the
pleasure of the Holidays-not only our
swn but those of our creditors. Walk
up and settle up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

LOCAL ITEMS appear to be more scarce
than usual this week. Either very little
is going on or we have been unfortunate
in not hearing anything.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

PRIVATE SCHooL.-Parents are hereby
informed that Miss Mary O'Neil will
open Private School on Monday, Dec
18th. Terms, So 80 per month.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13
KID GLOVES
NV Stock of Gentlemen's
CLOTHING

far surpasses anything ever brougb: here,
both IN the quality of the material as
we'll as in the make and finish. The
stock comprises full line OF latest style
of DIAGONALS and other fine text
ures. Also complete assortment Of
OVERCOATS of new style.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

CoAsTING was indulged to limited
extent while the snow lasted, Tuesday
and Wednesday, out the weather was too
soft for good amusement in that line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

In PRoBATE.-Mrs. Louise Ggring,
Administrative of the Estate Of John A.
G. Gering, deceased, publishes the GUS
tomary notice to creditors this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13
In the. whole History OF Medicine

In the Whole History OF Medicine
No preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cures, or maintained so wide repu
tation, as Ayers Cherry Pectora, which is
recognized as tho worlds remedy for all dis
eases Of the throat and lungs. Its long con-
tipued series ofwonderful cures in all climates
has made it universally knswn as n safe and
reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the forcrunners of more se-
rious disorders it acts speedily and surely, al
ways relieving suffering, and often saving life
The protection it alto rds, by its timely use in
the throat and lungs disorders of children
makes il an invaluable remedy to be kept
always on hand in every homo. Nc person can
afford to be without it, and those who have
once used it never will. From their knowl-
edge of its composition and effects, Physi-
ians use the Cherry Pectoral extensively in
their practice, and Clergymen recommend it.
1t is absolutely certain in its remedial effects,
and will always cure where cures are posi-
BILE. For SALE BY ALL DEALERS. |.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

DISTRICT CoURT.-Owing to the fact
'hat the Term of Court in Shasta did not
close until Tuesday last, added to the bad
condition of roads on Wednesday, Judge
nos borough did not reach here until
thursday evening. Court opened at
lo AM, Friday. Clay w. Taylor, Esq.
OF Shasta is in attendance, being employ,
ed as attorney IN several cases now pen
ding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

a DANCING AND Music. We learn that
Prof. De Pretontane g. Reed, now at
Red Bluff, have written to see what the
Prospects were here for Dancing School
during the present Winter also ihat en-
ceuragement was given them and that
one or both will be here in few days.
IL is also stated that one of the gentle
men is a thorough music teacher, capable
oil teaching brass instruments as well as
Others. There is no good reason why
Ethey cannot employ the Winter proftably
az this place, as their services will be ac-
Iceptable as teachers of both dancing and
Emusic-the latter in the event Of a brass
bsnd being organized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

CHRISTMAS TREE. All persons inter
ested In Christmas Tree, ladies particu.
lar'y' are requested to meet at the Court
House, Saturday afternoon at . O'Clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

RETURNED.-H. w. Benne. arrived at
home Thursday evening; his family will
be here in few weeks.