Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-11

New OFEIcERs,-T. E. Jones, d. d.
G. P, installed the following officers of
Stella Encampment, No. IL, 1. o. O. F.,
at the regular meeting held last Tuesday
evening; VIM. Rule, q. p; f. Cornell,
II. P; Slas Rule, S. W.; @. w. Craig,
Scribe D. Hansen, Treas; john w.
Philorook, G.; Henry 3ardoner, lst w.
B. B. Rule, 1st G. of T.; VIM. F. Junk
ans, I'd g. of t.; L. Z. Jones, is.
FREIGHT.-" Preach " Ten Evke ar
rived last Wednesday with an assorted
load of freight from Reading. 1t never
before happened that freight was hauled
here in January at Summer rates, but
the splendid condition of roads made
Summer time possible. Preach ex-
poets to be back again as soon as enough
fleight accumulates at the depot to
make load.
MANY THANKs.-To our many suo-
scribers who have promptly settled old
scores and begun the New Year even. we
desire to return thanks for their substan-
tial aid at time when we greatly needed
it. To the army OF delinquents we can
only say that we hope they will become
Instrumentation and do likewise.
OFF FOR SCHooL.-Mrs. NJ. f. Grif-
fin started this week for Oakland, where
she will leave her daughter, Mamie, at
School at Mills Seminary. Mrs. Grif-
fin will be absent several weeks, rs she
will visit her father at Gilroy and also
friends in San francisco and elsewhere.
ACCEPTED.-Ou old friend Chas. w.
Davis seems not to have forgotten the
wants Of We editor as from him we have
received very handsome and serviceabl
Diary for 1879, all the way from Massa-
chusetts. Many thanks for the kind re-
membrance, Charley.
'CLIFF0RD has received another lot of
Singer Sewing Machines. He says there
is no trouble in selling good article after
it is well advertised, and traces the sale of
several machines directly to the adver-
tisement heretofore appearing in the
JOURNAL.
OFF AGAIN.-Miss Tille p. Stiler,
who has been at home about four months
visiting her parents, left Thursday morn.
ing for Sacramento, whore she viii prob
ably remain. She has the best wishes of
many friends here for her future success.
In CHARGE.-Mr. ID. A. Scrimgeour
now has charge of NJ. Lang's Canon City
store, vice NJ. w. Personette The peo
Pile of that section will find the new store
keeper an accommodating gentleman and
excellent business man.
CROWDED OUT.-A communication on
Christmas doing, in and about Lewiston
was received too late for insertion last
week and is now tao old for publication.
That's why it did not and does not ap
pear.
Snow. - Thursday morning there
was ~ inches Of snow in town, but the
weather becatae cold again and stopped
the storm. Iti is still cloudy and more
storm is looked for.
Snow -BALLING was INDUCED in Thurs
day by young and old, and enjoyed by
all. Several broken windows and few
slight exhibitions of temper were the only
unpleasant results.
PREAoHING.-Rsv. S. II. Rhoades,
Presiding Elder, will preach at the Court
House in WeavervilIe, Sunday evening,
l2Jh, at 7P. NJ. Everybody invited.
DIR. p. w. FONDA arrived from Oak
land on Wednesdays stage and started
for Dixon Bar The following morning.
LEVI DAY arrived with a load offreight
from Reading Thursday afterlfoon.
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
s.-ss-4.s.s-z.,.sa1 s...-e=s.s,
CHRIS. NECK Ell,
DEALER IN