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III
A-h F'A ~. "a -, -. - nv
THROUGH AND RJi Nu-litlF ltt H., ~ r 80 ~ 5
X. tS,'tINb 5aSrEAG bEr1r. 50 az HR1ADWhY
III BROADWAY OFFICE rA-~U MP7ig r. 3d. ND AT
BROS WAY AID 50. 0IOUR T-,T, brooklyn. AID
AT PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICE. ~ EA1lt
IF WIIJH PLACES FULL INFDEJIAIIJN Can BE
OBTAINED.
-,,,,rr.y,. O., r,g, T,,r, - N . - ....+,.,i b,
az NJ M tli,. 'i lr ~ ri1ar m ,s9or,
leaves CatIaruesp daily sundays eAcep'ou al l..'J a R
AMI Bridgeport az IL D. M.
FALL RlN Ek Linz - --,-. ,-...,-
Mammoth pa. re steamers BRISTOL ANA PROVIDENCE
leave Sew Y0r, daily of $3.50 u sundays included. until
7rg,em3er T. from iirr - -,or'a h'i,I Sv' yl M
arrive as bo.toa $50 Mus on steamers every evening
I!r.ue9 ge-el- 10 ,.tPa q 5 gl ~ ;, 'l I H.
vince Marina 4"' !'l' 'l''''''''' " ''-' - "
ieSri- ana l2'iig,, cam NJ. ri M h. t
aud dcsr Offices and 90 the Office oi the Iue Pier - A'f1
~. - .g, I I1r . 1-i Of eTclirsI.ns
>-Ey-p,.r-r LIVE FOR BOSTON
FIrrclss fare ONE DOLLAR ucse.s limited and good only
steamer esvn- Nev York Oh day Of sale and cou1ec.
SER SEW iiIs and 'J c5LOSY cass da
IIrayst Tickets 4gd sa.eroomS obtained on a., me
oIl,e i ol ls t s ..i 80 ''''- i''' ''' -
GEy. L t9SNoL OrlI Fass 2 AssIrr,- = roy-rrr ,r,a
-- - ~ I,,T-T--- =, --T71IZ----
I FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL and .a
trmedIat. points. steamers leave per 70 p r. aai.y
Sunday, excepted Al ? m went thrd IT, u. H. q, +, u
a41n t Sl o- Gal ~ eEsts sod and bag
rggo crark ed 40 Broadway Nrw-lur. Courtst,
Biook.yn Ezaursoa TO Nee-Haven and return. 81 DO.
r,,r y,N.r,1, r.r 81 L-TNE-TpN ta,,irt,
Oh hONDDC anu 49, - 80. -,t
az Cozzens West Point. cornwall NeWDurg Marlboro
Be.awir5 ana Walk yaiy Ealr9ads steanlooais AA7
D. M Pier "a North Riye'. foot HIrris0n-sL 400
Except -aturgavs when the steamer lhumI- torneu VIII
leave 20 rc4 ok connecting win Evening IRAN on
The Ulster aud Doc aware lt.lrold
N-r-yEr II g., .,,t
EOR NEW VIA ' EN, ll5 SURROUNDINGS Iuu
a all stations on the NeNl oI"f bosinh ann AR In,
JOIN Il. srARiY an iis rUs coESISG eaye pier IS
n r.. foot uI Cplrtndt--j 40 p M every night N 5
week except saturday arrive I'D n " haven IN uno loI Al
morning trains on al railroads hs7 Pl.fIssra
ana freight ARE 81 excursion . o. 5t1lhs Ne"-Li'''A
IIausportaJOn Line JtUN 81 -r.prN p-,,rt.fo-
-'P'-N
Z ETIItrH Y ALLEY nAII.EDAD
-, ftI--r ~ Pa--I-s, . III, m ~ March
=, - ~ .. II i,.rr'...t - H., - =
"N 80 -" p,t1Ia1.,, i',...gr, s,,.I1g
,,--' IN Ill., ,ft-lrov s.,IaDJ yyfI..s
4ldutA DAyte tt"@-, 'I' g,-rr N-'5' fnlii'1" VIM
Da Iisit Fy1r-.s daily for Ea.tou Bethlehem
g., p " ,fEiIus 'VfIs-sB4rre FIufr4 Tfulrl
A, arITr 3o,i1sIer Blnalu \ .agara Falls and tao
West Pullman sisepias coae9s a, 7gI'4 .,. ,
General Eastern Office corner church ana C1rtllnd-ss
CIIA- "a CT-AllIINs- AGENT
a. ,,7 . =, -, =,
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Curouclu Advertisements.
ono COLAT MEN E R,
4 Awarded the
FsHIS EXHIBITION, 6kAND 1910
1881 DIPLOMA on HONOUR
CHOCOLAT MENIER, III LIB. and l4'b.
I P.csets For BREA kFA5r
and SUPPER
THOCOLAT MEN "A ward e d
y TWeury-turee PRIZE MEDALS.
Consumption annually
exceeds .I.1Ut.IUU
OHOCOLAT MENIER. Paris,
u London,
sold Everywhere. NeHlvgN
wholesale 49, ol aud 53 southwark-sL. London.
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Trains leave foot East @ crossing the river va ssl nsr
sv.yal provr.-s:io, go. lJtj, Illj, m, ali half
Returning Jran. leave Manhattan Beach Alihoury for
New-I via ireenpoiuJ % 1888 o. 10.
steamer D. E Mtrn hourly from J;-J d. 90 SO VIA
Steamers Thomas Cover and Twilight leave So-ta River
Lar dngs-trom 22d-L $40 lD2J a. me- then hourly % So
Lerov.st. 93j a. m, and hourly 70 53jp.m
Pier 3 80, q. m. lnI hourly 20 o.52 n m.
Returning trains Leave allIttan Beach Jr SsyYorI va
Bay Ridge aali-1ulF o. 1923 De- 30.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OpEN FROM 5.}O A. NJ TO II p NJ
KLcIo- EE4II.elrest point Tor - al street Ferry.
CCKILeNb l,LI-> esrest poni for Je'sey city al
PARKPLAt E-Nssfsst point Tor Post Oas City IlN aai
Barclay street Ferry To IobJE,T.
CHARACTERISTIC Nearest point Tor Pagol.l Aai Eu1
FRANZ SsTkrEr-
GRAN DsTREErNe pointer Dss street FRY
Jersey ", and connects with DesDrJsss aai
East Grand street. trrrcA
BLEE KERsrREEr-Connects with cars for East aai
EIGiiTI-TREET connecting with cars Tor cars5olsr.
FOURTEEN TII--TRaEr CONNECTING with car. ;jr E.su
Twenty third AMI thirty 70 iT.h 'tt5rt Fersss' 49, -.
Twenty third Ferry Jersey CIV aud East thirty
THIRTY TuIRD-sTBEET- Connecting with ears for Wee
FORTY, e. D.sTREET- Connects with Sew.Yors
transfer com rauy's cabs for Grand central Depot
FIFTIErH RECT and SIX lliAE ~ y u . go,
FIFTY EIGHTH = IEEET-1Xthaye. entrance ID Csn5rA
Palk connecting ", q cars o. Le,t Line E4gsi.
SEVENTY sECOND. STREET and NlNIH-ANENCE-
Ninety IN iltD.-THF.l.T aud NINrlI. AVEN W.
ONE-Ht \ 5RED.AND-FOURrH STREET aud NINTH
FOR uptown o, trl us take east side stauons.
For downtown trains take west sde stal)n+ ,,,.. . -
FSRE 10 cEHTs Except between the Of $500
SUNDAY TRANS IRON 80 "a; 81 x n,la.thG
~ VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent.
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VAINE STEAMSHIP LINE for PORTLAND

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE for PORTLAND
VI and MAHIHA's VINEYARD, Mass. Fare hcduc.a
Cabin Passage 10 Portland, Cabin Passage 10 Maths7
Vineyard, - including berth room. steamship
ihANtONlA On Mondays. SicImaLp ELEANORA ON
THURSDAYS 40 O'Clock from PIsI r. at Port
land vth the Grand Trunk Railroad for Montreal CurDec
&C. also with steamers Tor Mount Desert, and with Interna
utua steamship Line for Eaztpo Gains It. John. y.
Goods gr"atdel 20 all parts of Name Freight received
Ia4
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GfCnrslons.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing a,
Woodbridge Rossyie and star Landing STEAMER yomng
from 1907 ana every week dag Il p fare lover than
any other route,
BRIGHTON BEACH.
~ Trans On me Brookyu FlDlsh ana corey lilIi ''
(Long Island Depot; Brooklyn lni
nom $50 a m to 1000 P. m. Trains viii ais)lelTs
lFranklln.lve' halrhoiriV nom 835 a m To 1905
m. Last train from the Beach IL M. The $50
785 a. m. from Bedford. end ne 6jj and 7.55
FROM Brighton DO NOT run on SUNDAYS The deoots
am Fith AyeNue car Lice IA Futon ttfy p' FAtpl.i
Avenue and Adams and Boerun street Lne VA ntton
welt ferries By Lee Nostrlnd Avenue rompuns
Avenuo and Franklin Avenue Lines Extra trains glu %
run men '''''' '''s' " E. DoRwIN suDorntsaIeas
CONEY ISLAND. ..---....-
PROsPEC PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Brooklyn Depot.
For the purp0se OF accommodating families DESTROYS OF VS.
iting -
during the daytime on WEEK DAYS this company Will
FRIDAY. AUGUST !, 1S79
Sell EXCLUSION TICK i ~ for LADIES ONLY
and for CHILDREN, between the ages of and Il years
AT 10 CENTS EACH.
Chitr'u under years Of ago FREE.
Island from M. 20 p inclusive, and al
turning from I9ney Island qptIl P; ~ . an, .,.,,..
EVERY 10 MINUTES.
lines or horse PARK. Vanderbilt aud Ninth aves from
Fulton ana Ca-harile Ferries.
Adams street. Boerum Place and Fifth Avenue Llne from
City Hali and south and Wall street Ferries.
Hamilton Ferry, and jay smith, and smith street tar&
transferring az ave and FtteenAsL 10 ears n hs
ANDREW R. CULVER President
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East Siis.

DFFAEDlRNT on PUBIC WORKS
CORPORATION NOTICE.
- To CONTRACTORS:
Bids or e.t.mat for the fol- wing
For building sewers ana Paving Streets
Proposals DpCgczs, stop Cock Boxes, Hycrnt5 and
Uvdrtut Boxes,
Proposals swimming Bath,
g this Proposals iOr laying Water Mama
office until II E r. DAY, ACGl~ ~ 1879.
Tor full information The CITY Record for sale &C No
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MOTH E.-Prop0sals will be received at the
y Cnce DeDar ment Of Public Charities AID rore
on so. JAiye, until August -, 1913, Or Dry GOOds
Groceries. Oils and Lumber
For n Information Ciy Record for sale a. No. CITY
Hail.
PROPOSALS 10 furnish the Fire De part
mrnt mater al 'or alterations aud Tor repairing
tain buildings Occrpied by Engue Companies Will De re-
rst unt tie % DAY N August 1873. For particulars
nv Record. ior sale at y o. 2 city Hail
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Express Trains leave York DrsorOses and CDrt-
an -.,.. . lauCt Street Ferries a. lOlo"s., n q Dbl,
4.ou t5u $50, 10 ImireI, n d. ms J, o.5V - - 90
500 ana 10 D. m sunday 4.3O ami a. n D. - '''o Sou
ana 40 D.
Boats VI SrOolgn Annex" connect with an through
jersey CITY speedy aud direct transfer
Tor BrUOklyu travel ,, .,, d., --
Retaining trans leave Philadelphia I-;'I a-O 800 !
$50. $50 ANA IA a. lLutat Express, LOO p. M = l.
J3u. ana 1850 On sunday L-.OL, 5.-J o;J' . sou
iirsef Jfirr-INo.. 51G and ga Broadway No Aston
H0u-. ana ot OF ue.OrIsses and tortidhd'l7 ~ our
IT, and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot OF tuloh-'y BROOK
iyu. N0- ia no and lis HudsOlsL. iOoOeeni
I.uo Jrr.er Girv EmI.rant Ticket Office, No Bat
..--.uara Nf N''' T. z. FARMER,
'tgaNk THOMSON Gcul Passenger ABL
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NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON
First class fare ONE DOLLAR. Tickets limited aut good only
on steamer .esvuz Newly York u1v SALE and connecting
tlra leaving Newport az $3.50 Magazine ent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY lraFn NcW- ora dAl ~ -H
.r- ycuu-c 40 D Do M PIER North River, foot n
sIrr4yt Tickets AND stlfcrouuH obtained ONLY a. t1r
office ~ Line Pier ~. NortA River foot OF Murray s.
and board steamers.
GEg. j.. tgSNol, JrlI Pa,s'r A g.
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= -.
SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received az this Office unit
II 25th day Of August lSl9, for supplying inc
GIARFROOF SAFES and Fire and Burglarprnot safes
combined also single seeLued and double stee lined
VATLTWORK required by this Department for the hsca
year enCng 30 $780, IN accordance with drawings ana
Specification Of which and additional information
may be had on application at this Office. 80 vr
Architect
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4 FOR boston AND THE EAST
Mammoth Pal .cc steamers L..L-I.L aud IElNIIEN't
leave ew orl daily $50 sundays included. untl
-rafrmHe- from Pier D.. Euru River loot of NIIdrL
Leave Hruu,vn wa Annex - o. Me- jersey ll-. t'y I .'
arrive lt bu.tD. Mus. steamers every evening
Through fg.r- u principal points Sew gland aud Pro-
viu,.- liart-s vineyard >Jutucaet White Mountains, Al
Desert 900 80 ,-. 49,.
Tickets and .Jatrr0o secured ~ 239 2G 27l 4ol
5LG gl4 and 8J7 Rrpa0waF 100 Il principal hHtr. transfer
and ucart Offices and office Ot tIg luc Pier %, NJru
River. and boar. steamers
send fur Be- Dt exc
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NE DOLLAR To BOSTON.

one DOLLAR % WORCESTER Liutsd dcsets a..
GOOD PPEH for So cents. ~tram,r, leave
ilrr 90. S0rth River. ttl.y. al B. 20 o. m
steamers Of the NORWICH "a SD leave same per ally
.te utgs % M sunday, 55H D. m.I ..r Boston.
crstsr. &c. FOR Portland The White Mountains daily
exec tf
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BEACH.
GILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING

GRANDEST DISPLAYS OF FIREWORKS EVER
GIVEN ~ AMLRICA.
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Ty'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
r,rr,.en Though Trains eacu way dllv three depOJs
puade pua Two IN NcN-lOrZ ,.
Double Track, the most Improved equipment III I-o
Fastest Time consistent with absolute suc1'
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g.t, leave luT Eng UWuud tUsteL Feruuut and y tN-
SO 300 T. IA. j. s. 4 lJu. 54A 50 $50 ll-5o - IN
eupdat- a ID. and $50 D. IA The ll'5O y u ItAiA Wa
eve sf minutes later saturday ngn% .,. 49, ,.-,, %,
Naey AID N dii n % ''y -, ~ -
yALl 81 ABaOTI. Gem fAsst AZ - Se"'l''~
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NEW NIGHT LINE to NEWPORT, K. l.,
y VIA WEXFORD.
Lave Grand Genital Depot shore Line sleeping car Elk
prr-- daily -uuG Included. 3D. III due I'd N-ylU.t
90 I'D. Leave newport also ca-}. a. a. D. due 40
NeN-l UIh ~ .--o =. ~ IA-O. MALnN aupL
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL - Hamburg
] American Packet C0mpluvs Line for plymouth
CHERBU CRG and HAMBU RIO, ---..-.... ~,
HERD ing. z W - A-..---A u-'
GEILERr ...........-Aug. Ia LESS .----.A4s -
Rates passage plymouth Loudoa CleI9uufs u all
cabin gold S1UOi second CABIN, gold 751i STORAGE cur
r...c- $50 &. b. RICHARD & 81A-, Gen. Pass AIT,
lI NIF RDI az co. 81 Broadway. New York.
N n.---.L y rn.L. IN Ernat- 81. \ el.- \ orr.
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DRIDGEPORT,a and al points on HouSltonle
ID and Nau-atuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BuIf-pDfl
leaves CatIaulc-p daily sundays excepted 81 1.'J Il me-
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\ LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE' LINE, DREW
y and IT JOHN leave Pier No. Al North Rv-r
Ioot OF Canai-st day D. NJ. connecting
AZ Albany tsuudav morning eXccpteD win trains North
west and East Excur 10 Albany return good 80
days e. saratoga and return, = t..
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/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
su so Leave d,n0t loot 0t CJIuat and Des0r1ssess
100 d. M. Ea-tUn, Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading.
8laucl Chunk, na1,tOn, daaaEoy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and Tul kAduuock
$40 D. M. Night Express daily ior EastOn. Bethlehem
Allentown NaurH Cuuua NilR-sJarTe, Emirl. Ithaca
6,rugva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and I0
" est Pullman sIscpIuis coaches ~, -Cu,q
~ RUBI AIRE, -upt and Engr
General Eastern Oflce corner Church CJrtIand-ts
"a a. . A.rarF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
IN M e M ORIAM.
NORTH STAR LODGE, NO. 6l, |. 0. 0. F.

WHEREAS, Our we'll beloved Brother
JOHN GRlBBEL has been by accident re
moved from this life. with the sudden
ness of the lightning's flash and without u
moments warning therefore be it
RESOLVED. That while we deeply de-
pore his sudden death, we humbly bow
in submission to the will OF Him who
doeth all things WE'LL and recognize the
torcible Illustration that "in the midst Of
lille we are in DEATH"
RESOLVED, That we bear testimony to
his excellent charac er ard true worth as
an ob"dlent son, II pleasant companion, n
good citizen and u faithful Odd Fellow.
RESOLVED, That we extend 10 his sor.
rowing parents. relatives and friends our
sincere sympathy and consolation in their
sad and sudden bereavement.
RESOLVED. That members OF this
Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning
for period OF Thirty Days as token of
respect for the memory OF our departed
Bruther.
RESOLVED, That copies OF these Reso-
lutions be forwarded To the Parents fthe
deceased and published in the TRINITY
JOURNAL.
G. w. CRAIG,
SILAs RULE, Resolutions.
Weaverville, July oath. 1879.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

ACCIDENT. Last Sunday night jas.
A. S. Jones got out Of n window on the
front porch at the Union Hotel and pitch
ed of into the street distance of about
II feet, being considerably bruised but
fortunately not seriously injured. Jun
thinks he must have been asleep at the
time, as he has no recollection whatever
of getting out of bed or how be tell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

|HRAND CELEBRATION Owing to the
Feness of the season Weavervile will
Pld Its Fourth of July celebration in
pgust. Reference to mammoth adver.
|ement in. this issue will disclose the
Fogramme. Three days-August 1lth,
th and l3th-will be taken up with Base
u, Horse Racing, etc., and a general
pd time is anticipated. The Shasta
y Trinity Mines will play a match
PIE of Base Bail for $500, and there will
"a Special Purse for outside Mines of
two counties. A Purse of 5000 will
hung up for the best Quarter Horse
one or more Match Races are talked
The Shasta Brass Band, composed
Zen pieces will be in attendance and
eourse sweet music during the exer-
s. A Grand Ball will be given on
'sday evening, 18th, by the Electric
Ball Club. Further details vii be
ounced as they develop. A General
ltation is extended to all the people of
pity, Shasta, Siskiyou and Humboldt
mites.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

AEdULARLY NoMINATED.-Ata a meet
OF the Republican County Central
nmlttee, held at the Union Hotel
llor, Wednesday afternoon, Theodore
Pones was unanimously nominated as
Republican Candidate tor Superior
|ge. One of the old Pioneers of Trim
hhd well-known throughout the coun.
recommendation from us would
\ superfuous in Mr.. Jones case.-
In II Is known that he passed one of
pest examinations ever had before the
reme Court, the question of fitness is
'ea beyond dispute, and his acknowl-
Fa popularity will secure for Mr..
one OF the largest votes ever given
ndldate in this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

w. L. ANDERSON, formerly Superin-
tendent of the McGillivrav Mine in this
county has received the Democratic nom
ination for State Senator from Napa,
Lake and Sonoma counties. He is an
es:imable gentleman, and will make
reliable Senator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

IMPROVEMENTS In passing through
Mnersville last week we noticed that
Mr.. Bates has been making an extensive
addition to his store house and has also
built nice new barn and carriage house
He has also laid iron pipe from the ditch
above town which furnishes good sup
ply of water with n pressure of rs feet
This will be found Of great value in case
of fire and is great convenience other
wise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

PUBLIC SPEAKING. Our people will
please not forget TINT Hon. Jos. Mex en-
ma, Republican nominee for Congress,
and Geo. L. Bromley, Esq, are adver
tised to talk here on Thursday evening
next, July 91st. Both are entertaining
speakers, and this being the first public
meeting of the camp ign large turn>out
is expected. Go and hear what they have
tn saw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

REGISTER Voters who have .hus far
neglected to have their names entered up
on the Great Register are again informed
that they must do so before August lst or
lose the privilege of voting. Only five
days are left in which to attend to this
important matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

JUNCTION CITY BALL.-This Friday
evening is the occasion of the Grand Ball
at the Carter House, Junction City. Ar
rangements have been made for a splend-
id time. Everybody who can should go.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

BARGAINS AT AUoTION,-Attractive
advertisement elsewhere announcing a
Grand Auction Sale of Dry, Goods, Fan
cy Goods, Millinery, ETC., in Weaverville,
commencing on Wednesday. July 30th,
and continuing one week. Goods will be
sold at Auction during the evening and
by Private Sale at Auction Prices during
the day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

STATE SENATOR.-The Democratic
Senatorial Convention which met at the
Tower House last Friday nominated L.
S. Mathews, of Scott Valley, for Senator
from this District composed of Siskiyou,
Modoc, Shasta and Trinity Mr.. Math-
ews is unknown in this county, said to be
farmer whose principal recommenda
tion for the position is that he was in fa-
vor Of the New Constitution. Verify,
Old Constitution men must go. We pre-
sume they will be permitted to vote for
the nominees, though they have no rec
ognzed voice in the nominations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

SOCIAL DANCE -Rossetter & Stoddard,
who some time ago purchased tho Davis
Ranch. at the upper end of Trinity Val,
ley, have fitted up the place in splendid
style and now have one of the most pleas
ant Summer resorts in Northern Califor-
mia. BY way of christening, the new
preprietors advertise n Social Dance for
Friday, August Goth, and extend an in
vta:ion to the public of Trinity and ad-
joining counties. Trout and game are
promised III abundance and one of the
most pleasant times in the county is as
sured. There is no better place any
where for real enjoyment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

VIsITINo.-Mr. A. Thorpe and fami-
ly arrived from Oregon last week on a
visit. Mr.. Thorpe returned few days
ago leaving his wife and children for a
time with her parents-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Ii. Alien, of Democrat Guleh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN in pursuance ofan Order of the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Trinity, State
of California. made on the Sixteenth day
of June, A. D., 1879, in the matter of the
Estate of Ernest Kraass, deceased. the
undersigned, Administrator of the Estate
ofsaid deceased, will sell at Private Sale
to the highest bidder FOR CASH and sub
jec, to confirmation OF said Probate Court,
on and after
MONDAY. AUGUST 4th. 1870,
the following Personal Property. to wit |:
90 Clocks.
Show Cases.
8 Cases with Drawers.
Work Bench.
Pair Gold Scales.
Lot Watch and Clock Mater la
Flute.
1 Pistol.
Lot old Clothing.
I Lot Lamps.
Gold Watches.
Nickel Watches.
10 SILVER Watches.
Napkin Rings.
10 Gold Sets.
Gold Necklaces.
8 Gold LOckets.
4 Blue L0ckets.
I3 Pairs Gold buttons.
Pair Plated Buttons.
0 Gold Quartz Collar buttons.
2 silver Butter KNIVES.
o Teaspoons.
"a Sets Gold Studs.
8 " Plated studs.
= Plated Seals.
FL silver Split Rings.
IL Gold Split Rings.
8 Gold Shirt Pins.
s silver Swivels.
silver Ring.
I Pen and Pencil.
10 Pairs Gold Cuff Pins.
8 Nickel Vest Chains.
D silver Vest Chains.
L Plated He'll.
2 Butter KNIVES.
. Sugar spoons.
10 Pairs Gold Ear Rings.
28 Sclid Gold Rimgs-PIaIu.
10 Hnrd solder Gold Rings
ChiIdren's.
80 Fancy Gold Rings.
Bids or offers may he made at sny time
after the first publication of this notice and
before making of the Sale, All bids or
offers must be in writing and delivered to
the undersigned personally, or sent to him
at Weavervile, Trinity Co., Cslifor.
MIA.
Dated june 30th, 1879.
DAVID TAYLOR,
Administrator Of the Estate of Ernest
Krauss deceased jy5 I'd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

CnURcH NoTICE.-Rev. j. j. Callan
will have services ut St, Patric<'s Church,
Weaverville, on Sunday. 9th instant, at
s o'clock, A. NJ, and Al Oregon Gulch at
l0M a. NJ, the same day. The follow
ing Tuesday he will be at Irdian Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

observation-disclosures Ray proposes
an Operetta by the children and invites
little folks who can sing. tetween the ages
ot and IA, to meet at the old interme.
diate school house at o'clock Tuesday
and Friday afternoons for rehearsal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

INsTALLATIoN.-Memb bers of Evening
Star Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 30, are
reminded that their new officers will be
installed next Wednesday evening. A
full attendance is requested.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

Pr SUPERvIsoR.-The Democratic
rict Convention which met at Min
plle last Saturday unanimously nom
pa Fordyce Bates for Supervisor. -
nates has ably filled the position for
|serms and his nomination tor Third
ha deserved compliment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

ENCoURAGINo.-For several days past
fe have been in receipt of communica-
'ons from various sections fthis county
answer to our inquil les as TO what the
pIlilcal prospects were. The replies
fom both Republicans and Democrats
Fe indeed encouraging for Republicans
pd would indicate handsome majority
Trinity for our State Ticket. One
2em"crat writes 9 believe majority
A the Democrats in this precinct will
ppport Perkins for Governor" A Re.
pOlican in another section says "Sev-
Pal former Democrats here will this year
|ote the straight Republican State Tick
T." And yet another, furnishing list
voters, arranged politically, adds :
Perkins will receive about 20 votes
pore than the number placed on the Re
phIcan side, in this precinct" Some
|ptes will be polied for the New Consti
ptlon Party Ticket. but the indications
fe that the Workingmer candidates
Pr receive more. Neither of these par
eS will get enough in this county to ef-
FL the general result.