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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-02-06
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200 Bushels Kentucky Blue Grass
Seed for sale CHEAPER THAN EVER BE-
FORE at Sumpter Sc Stanley's-Corner
Drug Store. febe-2t
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Call on Sumpter g Lacey for Lam
dreth's fresh Garden Seeds.
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Landreth's, Briggs ard Ferry's Seeds
In paper and bulk at
O. A. PORE & Co.'S.
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Mrs. Charlie Carter is visiting in
Nashville the family of Capt. w.
r. Garrett.
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Mrs. DIR. j. f. Grant returned
Monday from lengthy visit to
Brad shaw.
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Landreth's fresh and genuine Garden
Seeds for sale by Sumpter q Lacey.
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The following license have been Is
sued since our last report
G w Cole and Amanda Daugherty,
Jno L Puryear and Josie Witt.
w A Smith and Matte WORKMAN,
DIV Lanier and n Z Russell.
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Stop that coughing; if you do not it
may Kill you. a bottle OF DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup only costs you % cents,
and its timely use may save your life.
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Notice to school Directors.

You are respectfully and earnestly
requested to meet together at the Court
House in Pulaski on Saturday, Sth of
February next, to consult for the inter-
est of Public Schools in Giles county.
A. III. ALTERNATELY, Co. Sup't.
ian30-2t
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The accommodation train is to oe
put on again next Monday. See
notice.
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EXPENSES:

EXPENSES:
Board, without washing, per month, ei2 90
Board, with washing per month Il 90
Tuition In Primary, per month, ... 90
Preparatory per month, 90
College, per month ....- 90
Languages, per month, .. 90
Music, per month, ........ ........ 90
Ure Of Instrument, por month, ..... 90
Art, per torn, from els 90 20 ..... % 90
Incidental Fee. per month, ....... 40
All bills payable at tho close OF each month.
Pupils charged irom jalo Of entrance b. tho
close Of torn. No depnrturo from this rule
except bv SPECIAL contract
Tuition free TO the daughters Of ministers
engaged in regular pastoral duties, except
for extras.
To patrons sending as many a. three pu-
pils special deductions will hr made.
by order 81 the Board Of Trnsteoa
JRO. a. TtNNON, V. Pros.
WN. r.. BALLENTfsR, seo'y. ian8O-U
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Piano for Sale.

1 would sell good Piano very cheap,
or exchange it for good horse. Come
and see it, at Mrs. Graham's Millinery
Store. Ga2-6t) BURT. GRAHAM.
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Over seventy pupils at Martin
College this week.
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MARTIN COLLEGE,
PULASKI, TENN.
SPRING TERhu, Gsze,

Opens Monday. Jan. 81.
WITH ~
New President s Reorganized Faculty
As FolIows
w. X. JONES, A. NJ, President.
Mrs. ". X. JONES, Mrs. SUE ADAMS, Miss
BETTE BURGESS, Aliss LIZZIE
ALTERNATELY, Teachers IN 1t
crarg and Ars DeparfracSts.
Mrs. S. r. GRIFFITH, zsaeAer ef Ngsic.
Miss LULA JONES, AssiqaEt, and Zsacler
Of frosoh and Focal Aaiie.
DROF. JONES has been engaged for
L torn OF five years. and the Trustees con
graduate themselves and tho patrons that
aside from his superior qualifications, tho
contract gives assurance of pormanency a. 20
faculty. As TO the permanoncy and success
Of tho institution itself We need but copy tho
following from the last circular Of the late
distinguished and able President, for which
we think him. 70 wit:
"The College il endowed, tho building ia
kept insured and the institution IA pcrmn-
nent. Were the present faculty toleaye, such
are tue resources Of the College that tho per-
manence Of The institution would not be I'm
pefiled. Tho Trustees are determined 10 keep
up thoroughly organized Faculty and 70
continue to offer every indncemont 20 parents
and guardians to patronizo Martin College,
The Trustees desire 20 ask the operation
and united support Of the town and county
for this institution, and assure tho public
that they have loN nothing undone 10 pro-
mote It's interests and secure through Prof.
Jones the best teaehiag talent available.
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You may soon pack your Their
mometer away.
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Chancery Court commences next
Monday week. The docket is well
filled.
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Will any Grandfather's Clock
never run DOWN.
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Up with your court house bell. if
you are going to.
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Sun rises 6:52, sets 5:3e, to-day
Days length 10:46.
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Capt. j. d. Towner was IN Pu-
laski day or two last week.
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A caravan of gypsies passed
through Pulaski yesterday.
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Our thanks are due Mr.. ]. A.
Brown for kindness. Please repeat
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Have you read the advertisement
of Martin College on this page.
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Maj. H. G. Bate and Mr.. Henry
Nixon were in the city yesterday.
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A jolly hop at the Linden Thurs
day night. Bows BOYsl
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Cheap homes may be obtained by
our advertising columns.
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See Trust Sales advertised to day.
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Chsw JacksOn's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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ken charge of school.
An immense crowd was in town
Monday. Jockey Yard-but we
can't do it justice.
We ask attention to the card of
our worthy friend E. H. Alternately,
county surveyor.
Call on Sumpter 6 Lacey for Lam
dreth's fresh Garden Seeds.
Mrs. Charlie Carter is visiting in
Nashville the family of Capt. w.
R. Garrett.
Mrs. DIR. j. f. Grant returned
Monday from a lengthy visit to
Brads SHAW.
The accommodation train is to oe
put on again next Monday. See
notice.
Chancery Court commences next
Monday week. The docket is well
filled.
Our thanks are due Mr.. ]. A.
Brown for kindness. Please repeat
Cheap homes may be obtained by
consulting our advertising columns.
Mai. H. G. Bate and Mr.. Henry
Nixon were in the city yesterday.
Have you read the advertisement
of Martin College on this page.
--e~-
Capt. j. d. Towner was IN Pu-
laski day or two last week.
A caravan of gypsies passed
through Pulaski yesterday.
A jolly hop at the Linden Thurs
day night. Boys! Boysl
Sun rises esq, sets 5:9s, to-day.
Days length 1O:46.
Up with your court house bell, if
you are going to.
Will any Grandfather's Clock
never run down?
You may soon pack your Their
mometer away.
Over seventy pupils at Martin
College this week.
A cue-rious people-the Chinese.
See Trust Sales advertised to day.
Look out for the new paper
How's your resolutions?
Select your valentine.
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Look out for the new paper
How's your resolutionsI
Select your valentine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
EDITORIAL JoTTINcs.

FALL INTO LINE.-The action of the
Democratic State Central Committee in
attempting to force on the Democracy of
California the nominee of another party,
after he himself refused 10 support the
Democratic Ticket, certainly absoves
all Democrats fron any obligation they
may have felt as party men. AS the case
now stands. there is no Democratic Cam
didate for Governor. and Democrats are
free to choose for themselves from the
Republican, Workingmen or New Com
stitution candidates. Many, we are as
sured, will vote for none of them, but
thousands will support Perkins in prefer
ence to either of the others. Under the
circumstances this seems 10 be the very
best thing they can do, and all such will
be heartily welcomed TO the Republican
ranks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
FOR SUPERVIS0R-FIRST DISTRICT,
SAMUEL HUBBELL.

Mr.. GoRHAM secs that he has no Ions
ger place in Republican ranks. He is
n detected party villAins dishonest, self
ssh. and traitor. He is, and ever since
he Joined the party has been, a whining
snen iicant for place Gle has brought dis
sster and disgrace to the organization
since il had the m isfortune to acknowl,
edge or know him. There, was nothing
sor the party to do but to repudiate and
dismiss hi1a. He is Gngrateful and men
dscious; he is unpriieipled and dishonest: /:
he has been cause of reproach and q
<fstn fber; ne is arrogant, nsolent and
dictatorial; he has no sagacity to lead and
no fidelity 10 follow. He has been un-
faithful 10 friends, treacherous and dis
honest intriguant. There is no place in
the Republican party for him or such as
ne, and the best evidence that the Re-
publican party is worthy the confidence
and esteem of honest and honorable men
IS. that I. has the courage on the eve OF
an itaportf mt election to Kick George G.
Gorham and his nasty little band Of dis
honest followers out of it. He may take
the stump or highway and turn traitor OF
PANEL ief, for, now that he is stripped
Of his lion s skin, we see :be nmal he is,
and do not fear either his bray or the wag
ging OF his ears.-Ar1ondut.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

HERE are two gems from the Fourth of
July number Of the Okolona States:
1--WE have always thought. and we think
yet, that if Lincoln had been taken from
the White House at the breaking out of
the war and hung in chains it would have
been the heavenlest blessing that ever
befell any country in any century" :" THE
South was conqqred by hordes of Hes
SLAMS from the Old World, "A rake hely
rout of ragged rascals' from the slums of
every city in Europe and the British EN-
pire. who came in swarms, mutitudes
and legions to kill, ruin and destroy our
people for the sake of the pitifu pay of a
soldier"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

SHASTA REPUBLICANs.-Th Republi-
can County Convention Uf Shasta met on
Thursday of last week and nominated the
following excellent ticket: Superior Judge
Aaron Bell, of Shasta Sheriff, Wm.
jackson, of Wisl:ytown Clerk, f. c.
Tiffin, Reading ; Treasurer. T. j. Webb;
District Attorney. K. g. Anderson, Read
ing Superintendent of Public Instruct
ion, Mrs. d. NJ. Coleman, Shasta; As
SCISSOR, w. s. Kidder, Eagle Creek
Coroner, D. P. Bystle, Shasta Survey
or, j. NJ. Gleaves, Reading. The fol-
lowing were elected Delegates to the
Joint Senatorial and Assembly Conven
tions: W. p. Hartman. Thos. Greene,
Chas. w. Taylor and Kirk Spauding
Trinity is waiting for Shasta to name the
time and place for Joint Assembly Con
vention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

FRANK.-Ex Democratic State Sena-
tor Aug. Comte, Jr., in speech at San
Francisco on the 9th instant, said be had
no apology to make to the Democratic
party for giving his allegiance to Geo.
G. Perkins. That party had gone 10 the
Chronicle for the head of its ticket, and
to the Work ingmen for its Judiciary.
That party sought comfort fIom the so
called Workingmen's party, when it
should have smitten it to the earth for its
violence against the law of the land. DR..
Glenn was a good man, and so was Cap
tain Cook, but the cannibals devoured
him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

AT the II. B. County Conven ton OF
Shasta, Mr.. Anderson, the Secretary an
nounced that he could not support their
cand idate for Governor or State ticket
and consequently he was hooted out. Tho
following ticket was nominated, Super
Tor Judge, Aaron Bell, (aep); District
Attorney, o. 7. Root, (Dem.j; Sheriff,
ID. A. Ddnning, dem }; County Clerk,
+. c. Tifin, {Rep.); Treasurer. John
Spencer, (Dem. J; Assessor, w. S. Kidder,
(Rp); Superintendent of Public In
strpetion, w. IL. Adamson, Dem. J; Cor
Sner and Administrator. d. b. Bystle,
lkep.3; Surveyor. j. f. Stockton, (Dem }.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

BEAUTIFUL NEW SoNG. We have re
ceived from the publishers, S . Brainard s
Sons, Chicago, the new and beautiful
song and chorus by Geo. w. Persey,
"The Little Spring Beside my Cabin
Home," one of the prettiest songs pub
lished in years. Every singer should
send for it. 1t can be obtained of most
music dealers or on receipt of 35 cents il
will be mailed postpaid to any address
by the publishers, S. Brainard's Sons
Chicago, H., who will also send theil
large catalogue of music and music book.
free to any one on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

CENTRAL PACIFIC OFFICERS The nm
nuaI election for officers of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company resulted as
follows: Directors.-Leland Stanford. G.
p. Huntington, Chas. Crocker. e. II
Miller, DR., E. w. Hopkins. Chas. r.
Crocker and w. V. Huntington. The
officers elect are Leland Stanford, Presi
dent, @. p. Huntington. Y ice President,
Chas. Crocker, Second Vice President;
+. II. Miller, Jr., Secretary; E. w. Hop
kins, Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

OSE Of the guns Of the Name "Nation.
ais" has been spiked. Their platform
emits wall over the lack Unemployment
and the number Of unemployed in that
region, whilo a new rliread there could
secure but twenty men for its work with
in ten days after advertising for two
hundred laborcrs. As President Gardi
ner, of the Lime Kiln Club, would sag,
"Psars like dar's great moral lessen
lyin around loose beah somewhar.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

GooD RIDDANcE. - The Republican
Party of California is singulary fortu-
nate this year. 1t would seem that its
good angel is continuously in the ascend
ant. The good ship has been manned by
E Captain ard Crew superior TO any ever
before placed in nomination by the Re-
puLicans and the Jonahs have been cast
overheard. First the San Francisco
ChoatcLe relieved the party ofits blighting
influence, and now George G. Gorham,
the boss JONAH has gone over to the enc~
my. In this Republicans find only cause
for rejoicing. The advocacy OF either has
been damaging in the past and their en-
nifty cannot he other than advantageous
in the future. Perkins and the rest Of
our excellent State Ticket now have clear
sailing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,

July Is, 1879.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the following named settlers have
filed notice of intention to MAKE final
proof in support of their claims and secure
final entry thereof on the expiration of
thirty days from the date of the first pub.
lication OF this notice. ,-viz. John M. Ow-
ings, Pre- -emption DeNlarntorv Statement
No. 1868 for the VIZ of NWA & N w
n of SWH of Section SO & NE4 of
NEH of Section 80, Township 81 n .
RI w. NJ. d. NJ.
The claimant names the following per
sons MS his witnesses to prove his claim :
w. p. Hall and p. Il. Noles Of Trinity
Center, Trinity County, Cal, proofs to
be made on the 18th August, 1879, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ.
McKinzie Owings Pre- emption Declar-
atory Statement No. 1862 for the SEA Of
NEA and NE14 of SE4 of Section 32,
Township 81 N, r 7 w, NJ. ID. NJ. The
claimant names the following persons ms
his witnesses 10 prove his claim W. =.
Hall and p. t Noles of Trinity Center,
Trinity County, California, proofs to be
heard on the 18th day of August. 1879, at
o'clock P. NJ.
AARON BELL, Register.
jy19.5i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

MATHEWS, the Democratic candidate
for State Senator, voted very reluctantly
for the new constitution, no doubt on ae
count Of the strong popular pressure in
Scott Valley, where he resides. Other
wise he would have voted against, as he
growled considerably against many of its
provisions. A conscientious anti,new
constitution man'would be preferable
Y7eka Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

THE LION AND THE LAMB.-The
State Central Committee of the Demo
cratic Blk party have promulgated a
new platform, which reads: THE lion
and the lamb shal lie down together
and n hig land -grabber shall lead them. >
VSaifd Delta.
And the q eat popularity ofth business
is that the lion Democracy processes n
willingness to lie down inside the New
Constitution lamb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

Hon. NEwToG BooTH. Of California, is
named for the second plnce on the Pres,
dental ticket in 1880. His name would
he tower of strength to the Republican
tcle. in this State, and insure California
for the Republicans in that contest,
Humboldt Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

The Hon. A. A. Sargent, ex Uni'ed
States Senator, will address the people Of
San Francisco on behalf of George G.
Perkins aud the Republican ticket at
Plat's Hall Thursday evening, July "a,
Mr.. Sargent is a bold, vigorous and able
speaker. His strong arm will be felt in
the campaign.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

GEORGE @. GoRHAM, in n speech Mt
Union Hall, San Francisco, Saturday
night, announced his adhesion to the par
:y Of Honorable B ilks and for land mo-
nopoly Glenn. Sargent and Billy Carr
were on the platform, and there Is ru-
NOR that Frank Page is secretly working
with his old ring companions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

OBJECT TO SLAUGHTER.-1he Demo-
cracy appear 10 be having almost as bad
time making up State Ticket MS had
the Workingmen. With the nominee
of another. party for Governor, their can
didates for Lieutcnant Governor, Attor.
ney General and State Treasurer ask to
be excused. Times have surely changed
when Democracy has to search for candid
ates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

DEAD. Hon. jesse O. Goodwin, OF
Yuba, led at the Vallejo White Sulpher
Springs on the 10Th. of apoplexy. Less
than two weeks before his death he WAS
married to Miss WadswoTth, of San
Francisco,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

WoNT SWALLOW The Register is
unable to find single new Constitution
Republican in Napa county that can
swallow Glenn.
Small in Trinity. Plenty ofDemocrats
however, that can stand Perkins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

As Iand-grabber he (Glenn) is sue.
cess; as party. gobbler he isunapproach-
able. Honest men say he cannot strad-
die Two platforms. Ifa man can straddle
60, 900 acres of land, such trife as two
narrow platforms will not strain his
pantaloons a bit. -Tuotumne Independ-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

Hon. H. +. PAGE, Republican candid
ate for Congress in this district, IN his
speech at lone declared that he had no
atliliation with George G. Gorham and
that he had not authorized the latter gen
tloman to arrange forany immunity from
attack at the hands of the Blk organ at
San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

THE proprietor Of the Pullman car in
vention reports that paper wheels have
run 440, 600 miles Under his cars without
repair, while the average running power
of an ord mary wheel is from So COO TO
GO. 600 % lies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

THE yellow fever excitement has spread
to some extent to New York. Fifteen
cases are reported at quarantine in the
harbor, ard one fatal case in Brookly lyn
and one in Hoboken. Tie latter two
were refugees from Memphis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

A MAN who discharges white labor, to
beg its bread from door to door, and hires
coolies, is not the man California can toll
crate MS Governor. Hugh j. Glenn, COM
monty called Doctor is man of this
class. Pass him along as an enemy OF
the people S. Y. Post.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

NOTHING BUT A BoLTER. .-Glenn is
row moth ing more nor less than boiler
- renegade from the party deserter
on the eve of an important and decisive
batlle-a R traitor to Tie party which so re-
Gently rendered him its highest honors.-
San Mdteo Gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA,
July 18th, 1879.
To THOMAS II. BLYTHE, ct al:

To THOMAS II. BLYTHE, ct al:
WHEREAS, on the third day of
June, A. D., 1878, vou Eed youfaffidavit
in the q S. Land Office. nj Shasta Cali
fornia, alleging that The SEX and VIZ
of the NE4 of the SEI and VIZ of
SEh of the NEH of Section 80. Town.
ship 81 N, r West. NJ. d. M, to he
mineral in character, and more valuable
for mining than that of agricultural pur-
poses and
WHEREAS, McKinzie Owngs did on
the 18th dav of December A. d. 1877,
file in this Office his Presumption DecIara-
tnry Statement No. 1862 claiming por.
tion Of the same land as agricultural land.
Now, THEREFORE, you will please
take notice that we have fixed the 18th
Guy Of August A. d. 1879, Mt 2 o'clock
P. NJ. at this office, before the Register
and Receiver. for the hearing of proofs MS
to the mineral or agricultural character
of said !ands
AARON BELL, Register.
ADoLPH DoBRowsKY, Receiver.
jyl9:5i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

Hon. GEO. G. PERkfNs, Republican
cand idate for Governor is meeting with
enthusiastic demonstrations in Southern
California. The Northern part Of the
State awaits TO receive him in like man
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
MARE RAG S.

At the residence Of james Payton, by
G. A. Comstock, j. p. SWAN VAUGHN,
of Hay Fork, Trinity County, 10 JULIA
i. GRAVES, Of Cotton wood, Shasta
County.
AT the Residence of the Brides Pa
rents, on Democrat Gulch, July 20tn,
1879, by Parson j j. Buie, Mr.. DAVID S.
ROBINSON to Miss PEGBE e. A. ALLEN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

ABOUT SNEAKs.-We admire n manly
honorable political fight. We hate po-
litical sneak COinsd Sun.
We'll said, and yet the Sun supports
Glenn. 1t is easier to preach than to
practice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

DECLINED. George T. Elliot, the
Kearney nominee for Congress for the
Third District declined the honor. The
pledge has been rescinded and Berry
placed on the ticket again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

AT the request of II. Casey Young, the
Secretary of War at Washington will
forward to Memphis 800 tents and ra
tions for 10. 900 people for 90 days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

TT is rumored that n 81 900 nugget has
been found mt the new mines on Silver
CreeS, Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

THE negro exodus from the South con
tinues as strong as ever with no prospects
OF its stopping.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

The Scott Valley Ne,OS hoists the New
Constitution ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

A YELLOW Fever Relief Committee is
to be formed a. Washington, d. c., to
relieve the infected districts in the South
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

be felt in form that we can really ap
preciate. This conclusion may be pro,
blematie, but we shall anxiously await
its determinations, trusting it may be in
our favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26
BIRTH S .

In WeaverviIle, July Goth, 1S79 to
Mr.. and Mrs. I Pncus- DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-07-26

TRINITY. cOU.N-TY' W.sHR.g.N-Ts
tskss at their Market T,aius In Pay
meat for ssbscrtpffon TO the journal.