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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-14
By Chaain. Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
/ SUBURBAN PR OPERTY IN SIDNEY ABOUT
HALF A MILE FROM THE CORPORATE LIN
TrS, COMPRISING EIGHT ACRES OF LAND.
WITH EXCELLENT LARGE STUCCOED
DWELLING AND A FINE ORCHARD OF
DWARF PEAR AND OTHER FRulT-TREES
THEREON.-By virtue Of 4 certain deed OF trust
executed by X. W Brown and wife to j. NJ. Goddin
aud T. u. Meredith. trustees, with power III either
one to act dated 18th DECEMBER. 1873, and duly
recorded in ihe clerks Office Of licnrlco County
CoIlrl, to secure the payment of ccrtan sum OF
money. and d, fault having been made IN the pay
mcnt OF portion lhercof-aud being so required
IIv the beneficiary under said derd-l will ell upon
tic premises. on MONDAY The 24lh day OF March,
1870. at AZ o'clock L. NJ. 10 he highest bidder, the
admirably located ard desirable property mention
cd above aud described In the said deed MS follows:
:. All that certain LOT, or PARCEL OF LAND,
near the city of Richmond, in That part OF Hen
rico county called Sidney and being The square oil
land In Sidney bounded by ElInw Dover. Elm,
and Cedar streets. embracing Lots Nos. 272, 273,
274 and 275 as laid Out in The plan OF said town,
With a LARGE BRICK DIV ElLlNG and other I'M
rroyec lcuis thereon; also, those certain LOTS III
the county Of Hculico. in the plan of sidney, bound-
I'd by Emwood. Dover, Cedar, and Robinson streets,
known as Nos. 317, 3lS, $40. and 800"
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray The expenses OF
eXecutiu. this trust aud TO pay oil and nlsclalgc
three negotiable nOtes-0ne for S137.oO. WIN IN
.eresi from 9Th September. 1878; one for Sl37:50
and one tor $500. with interest from 18th De-
rs will be announced at the time of sale
j. M. GODDiN. Trustee.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.. Auctioncers.
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immediately after the above sale, in pursuance OF
another deed of trust executed by same parties 10 me
on the 29h day of July. 1873. shall sell Nh M, r.
TY-SIX ACRES OF LAND adjoining the Eanu
above described and near 10 said turnpike.
Tbi, land Is partly IN wood, and being near me ne
those wishing to invest In property that must In
crease in value -. ,o ,,h
TERMS: The iced requires cash; but more Eo'
eral terms may be ANNOUNCED at sale: ,ro~-
~ JOHN G. ROBERTSON,
,r, gta Trustee.
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ANNIVERSARIES.

LIGENSES-TIAE S.
CITY AUDITORS OFFlCE.}
RICHMOND, March 10, 1879.
THE LICENSE-TAXES OF 1879 HAVE
Lrcn assessed and placed in THIS OFFICE for
the inspection Of all concerned, ana VIII hefe fc-
man untii the 10Th Instant luc!uslvc.
THE COMMITTEE on FINANCE
will hold sessions at the Council chamber. Broad
street, TN 1890 ,,,,,,-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
TIE GOTH AND 2lST OF MARCH,
jctxc.p the hours of ) and O'Clock L. NJ. for The
purpose OF h, airing ana considering aDi eal' l'On
afterwards Dc made except Oh The order OF the Guy
Council. d. ID. IVA .irn,
NH lO-1lt hu"i'ot'
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ERIpGHPoHT EEk,> tuHrNNI.l
u MURRAY STREET. NJ" iohh.
February Il. l~1".
AFR. GEORGE GIBSON. JG., i app
W cl our SOLE AGEST for the sale u the
LEADER EuENEK AND 'HlhNEi.
with al Improvement 1iTcT;a."!"- '"'f"'"' i"'
city OF Richmond. state ii Virginia.
BRIDGErGET III; ~ 'r|PNNf
FLO SAMUEL ilOLHh>. TREASURE
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

WE OFFER AT. TEN CENTS, "a
w sheets Letter or Cap Paper AZ sheets Note !:
so EnveoIes; box OF Paper and Envelopes; IL
Lead Pencils and Pen-Hofders; 20 Pens; States,
Ink. Inketands. Muciage, School Bags, Linen Prim
ers, Composition. and Drswing-Rooks. Stereoscoplc
Views, Testaments, Hymn and sens-Roeks, Dime
Dialogues, 100 Juvenile and Religious Books. 100
Paper Novels. 400 School Books. Also, 100 Pa
per Novels al half price. y
NH 13.d&W 1909 and 1904 Main street,
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Ey Paine. Royster & Co.. Aucliorcers,
No. IS south Twelfth street.
GALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
n. By JAS. MacGousail, Auctionecr.
No 10 Gnrcrnnr for Tnirtccnihl street.

NEW SPRING STYLES OF PIECE
IN GOODS. IN DRESS and BUSINESS WEAK.
will be offered for sale on FRIDAY MORNING. 1t
ii o'clock A general examination Is invited.
MY NEW FEATUR E-tNPLANATORI:
Tn order that the public may under: tand my MEN
FEATURE In The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
goods by the YARD, either publicly OF privately and
Then Charge for making and trimming; hut my
The same grade OF goods, and sell suit. or pants
or Coat and Vest from the number selected Nv me
highest bidder: aud his personal measure will ihei
be taken, the garment or garments cut and made TO
Ills measure from such selection. FIT GUARAN-
TED OR No SALE. Call and examine my Goo:is
Ly private sales well as public. Option Of prcra-
ton by. the seller IT his cost.
WM. IRA ...nfrTH,
Clothier and Nc chant Tailor.
nh 1a.ltk No. Goyerncc Street near Main,
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By Paine. Roystcr & Co.. Auctioneers,
No. Is south Twelfth street.
"a nn0 FRUITAND ORNAMENTAL
n llE u TREES VINES. PLANTS. &C. NC,

IN nOO FRUITAN,Dl), Q 1,G Az sS 5o..
AT SIIcTION-I In order 10 clear land Tor rHuIe
planting we win sell at public ancIicn: No, on srse,
EESDhY. March 18th. at No. 1918 Matn sIess'
commencing at O'Clock. IN lois 10 sun pr
nf,'f,CO FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL IkEro'
VINES. PLANTS. &C &c,
Peach. standard and Dwarf Pears. Cherry, ti4,n,
Anricots Grape-Vincs. &C.. &c; Al kinds oi De.
ciduous Trees. Eycrgrcens. ana Shrmos w hio"s'
A rbor.yJtpS, Norway Spruce, M0gno!tas, &C.; &c.
Sale will be continued from Day 20 day UNI Son-
plcted. FkSN ht Ln,,n nAs NH ia
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRACT
~ OF LAND AND VALUABLE MANUTAC-
TURING MILL IN BUCKINGHAM COnNl a.
The Undersigned, commissioner. APPOINTED py oe-
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Duskp sd ,h eou ea
1878, In the suit Of d. ". Lacy executor Of Il: +.
Lacy Us. John c. Page and William H. Ospn5nTs,
will sell on the premises at said min. on PIN
DAY the 2lst day of April. $40, the valuable
TRACT OF LAND In Buckingham county, near
Curdsyc. on WHICH Dr. William F. oS9 T TiI re-
Try. EIGHT ACRES OF E&CELLENT LAND
with good FRAMED sud all n nSasS
sary ouf-bufldincs. and Il large MANUFACIUkiNS
Mill I'm good working order. THIS properly, IS
considered valuable. and will be al excellent IN
yestment for capitalists. o, ,,,o
growing crops on the followings erms-to Wit; Que
Fourth in cash, and the residue OF me purchase
money on a CT edit of one. two. ana tnrce years.
enuaI instruments. With interest from saln ING p
chaser to execute bonds with good security Tor &C.
ferred mymcDts and the tile retained as iurther
security and The sale 10 be made subject 10 the rail-
flcation of the court. JOHN u. Nih tsioo,
NH l4-FSW30t ColhullsSIoI eI.
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. INSURANCE sTAEEMENTs.-..

49, INgU
ASSEMBLY rrnoyED rl1lg1H =,
. 30 .r.p,Y ! ,s-rr,A1 MAR1NE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
THOMAS NJ AGENTS
tbs RICHMOND, VA.
ESo S2R TN bFFfAkk
THE
Name
A.
president and
Organized
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Agensn RIcHNoNp
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BY Jno. E. !.aughton, dr., Auctioneer,
GIG Main Street.

POSITIVELY LAST CLOSING-SALE
Il OF FINE TRIPLE-PLATED SILVER. AXE,
TABf E-Ct;TLERY &c, THIS DAY (Friday) at
1Oh A. NJ, AT my auction-rooms, No. 9l9 MAIN
street JON. L. LAUGHTON. DR.,
,nS "a .'.. Auctioneer.
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T EHIGH VALLEY COAL COMPANIES
IL ANTHRACITE COAL. In egg, stove. ana nut
sizes. just landing, and for sale ut lowest market
rate for best Goals.
S.P. LATIROP, Seventeenth street,
NH < al Draw-brlye.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2::E,G~.

ss INSURANCE sTATEMENTs.
uAST TO ACT OF ASSEMBLY APPROVED FEBRUARY 2y Ia1o

lam now In receipt Of ny Sg:'u- -ip"a. "
ius OF DINNER, TEA. and IDiiLI.>l -.
new STILES and DESIGNS: han"-"ar NA~.'- J.
EIAN FIGURES. BtSIS. HEDNHE~, 49,
Of tie novcliic. Of the season. ltr!>h't .,>.>
ING GOODS OF all Kinds. car AM "NiGI.
s,cck--:hc largest aud most cnHpj' - '. .
south 1T New York, ami 1T rricr- - -la'' '... 3D.
F.. TAYLOR. lOll Nan ....'
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Mr.. L. G. SUTTON. la'c VIII! Ga"r"" t''',. ~
j. uow with me. and won!d he pl,t.,i &" .''. .
friends. l..'
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WD0H ANIL GOAL.

TOOD, DRY PINE AND OAK WOOD
VI at from So. $3.50, 10 81 per cord. or 81 80,
81. rs, aud 81 per half cord. delivered. aSTliRA-
CITE COAL. all sizeS-lowest ccsh prices for trst-
class coal. SPLINT, GLOVER HILL, aud SOFT
COKE and ENGINE COAI-all kindS-iowcst
prices Broad streets, opposite Theatre, or Nine
tenth and Cary streets.
luh IL C.. II. PAGE.
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WILL BE ADDED

WILL BE ADDED
to the above sale on SATURDAY MORNING, 10Th
instant. ,,,,
civ md seven vears ud sound, and well broke to all
hornrSs sale positive. {. G. BURTON.
mi, Id OF Auctioncer for owner.
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by Chafiin. STAPLES & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. north Tenth street.

VALUABLE ROCKETS BRICK
Y CLAY PROPERTY. ADJOINING THE BAL
T1EEy EE,cKI SoNmATMHYEs A4k naich F9
lie al a; az F6 9lS AND oUXRTEK ACREs oF
Tue MOST VALUABLE petition OF THE
IVAN LEW" BKiCN-CLAY PROPERTY, located
The remarkable purify and touglincss of Rockets
clay. which Is so well established has made 1t The
standard in the Richmond mark t, and II is the
only clay allowed to be used In the manufacturing OF
bricks FOR TIL CITY for having. cnlVcrtS, &c. TIC
depth OF the clay isfrom 80 to ~ feet and Il Is re-
matter of every kind Tie bricks made from This
clay arc OF rich and handsome rcd color, very
Tnis properly is convenient enough to the river
landings 10 furnish brick for tXpOrtttiOE. Vessels
drawing sixteen feet of wafer now load and unload
TERMS. Ore fifth cash: the balance in five equal
half yearly PAYMENTS interest added and secured
.! Z" ''"'' cHAFFIN, STAPLES s CO.,
NH 6,s,l0.12,l4.17&tds AucIioneets.
by Poindcxler K Topper.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionces,
No. 1900 Main street,
(under Planters National Bankl.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
GoocuLASD COURTHOUSE,
KNOWN As
"GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE" PROPERTY.
BY authority vested in me as trustee by deed OF
trust from Nj. VI. sawyer. bearing dale Of 9Th OF
February, 1878, I will sell at pubic auction, in
front Of The custom house. Richmond. Va on
MONDAY. 31st of March. 1879. at IL o'clock NJ,
the GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE PROPERTY,
consisting of 33G ACRES OF I.AEI,: HOTEL
STORES. LAWYERS OFFICES, DWELLING
HOUSES indeed, nearly all The property at , me
Cour;LCusc cNcclt that contained III The pubic
square living within quarter of mile Of the canal
al Cedar Point. 49,. -
NJ W SAWYER 7lh of February. 1879 Isl $500 and
10 derray expenses of sale: terms us 10 balance lnade
known on day OF sale. Title unqnesIinna9le.
fe o5-3Ot JOHN s. FLEMING, Trustee.
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. D>Dr 0pprRTI'NITN -" =
MATZoES.

DOOK AND JOB Mni,H, rEl>IlH''
y EcCTED Al The p'''
HOUSE.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A NICE an
Il NEW BRICK DWELLING on upper ELY
Main street, In good neghborhood. half square OF
h0nro, Park, eight rooms, Kitchen. bath, &c.
Price, $4,000. on 1--WE or four years credit.
Also, NEW FRAME DWELLING, with seven
rooms west Marshall street, In excellent neigh
bOrhood. Price, $1,000, on two or four years
credit. FRANK ID. HILL 81 CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
NH 14-3t HOS Main street.
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COMMISSION SALE OF TRACT
Richmond Bazaar,

No. 1885 and 144O Franklin strcet.
r WILL SELL By AUCTION on SAT-
| URDAY MORNING, 18th Instant, at II O'CLOCK
the >, ,r,,,1r, r.p1oADS Of
WESTERN HORSES AND MARES.
c. G.. BURTON, Auclioncer.
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| THOMAS N. ALFRlEND son, AGENTS.
lift RICHMOND, VA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
LIST OF LETTERS
HOME NEW -.

LOCAL PoLITICs. AS some of our
readers may have previously been inform
ed, n full set of county and township Of
fcers are to be chosen at the election on
Wednesday next, in addition to II ful.
State Ticket. As the JOURNALS views
Of the respective candidates were given
in ertenSo last week we have only now to
say that all are old, weIl|known citizens
and with very limited number of ex-
ceptions will make good officers. AS be-
tween the two political parties we predict
a pretty even distribution OF the spoils.
Inasmuch rs the county is Democratic,
we fee justified in saying that Republi-
cans will be satisfied il they succeed in
elecling seven out of the nine officers to
be chosen. Had not material run short
and compelled two vacancies on the
county ticket, they would have played
for a sweep. But then, you know, Re,
publicnns always were noted for their
modesty in the matter of seeking office.
Never mind, boys, this is short term
anyway. Next year we will go after the
whole business. The JOURNAL readers
have our perm ission TO vote to please
themselves. No thanks. We're getting
liberal,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

DIAPHANoUs. In n late number Of
the ChroRic'e under the heading Trini,
ty. For the New Constitution Ticket bv
Large Minority" appears the follow>
Jag
GRANGEvILLE, August l3.-Out nf l2O
votes that will be poiled here in Septem,
her, Glenn will ge. 81. Perkins 30 and
White 10. p. NJ
1t Is only necessary to add to the above,
to make it altogether lovely, that Trinity
county has no'such Post Ohice or locality
rs Grangeville, that the New Cons:itu,
tion Ticket will probably not get 50 votes
IN the entire county; and that the above
is a fair sample of the whoop-up dis
patches which have appeared in the
Chronicle for the past month. 1t has not
the least particle Of foundation in fact
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

A BRAVE LADY The Trinity Center
correspondent of the Scott Valley NcwS
furnishes the following Mr.. Nash,
fom Coffee creek, tells us that one day
last week while Mr.. Galland was at work
they were surprised To hear the report ot
II ille Mt the house. Running up they
found Mrs. Gilland standing in the door,
Henry rifle in her hand aud very
large cinnamon bear laying dead ut he
gate which she said was trying to get the
gate open and as she was tired of those
foot pads she stopped hin. The bear
would weigh some six or seven hundred
pounds. The boys say she ought to be
presented with n champion belt tor her
courage and coolness."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

SEND RETURNs.-Again we urge upon
friends in the several precincts G inn
portance of sending to the Journal OF.
flee the result of the election Mt rs early n
date as possible thereafter. Clerks of
Election Boards will place us under OBJ
legations by attending to this matter
Take one OF each of the party tickets and
mark opposite each name the total num-
Der of votes received by that particular
e"ndidate. Ifyou will do this and oend
u US we shall be able to give IL nearly
complete statement Of the result Of the
election in this county IN our next issue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

CoMING.-Posters sent on ahead an
nounce that Morrell's San Francisco Min,
stres will give one of their pleasing en-
tertainments Mt Todd's Theatei Saturday
evening. The Theater having been pre-
vlousl y engaged for the Concert, on that
evening, Morrell's performance will
doubtless be postponed II few days, and
our people will have an opportunity of
hearing them early next week. Their
past entertainments here are sufficient
guarantee fthe excellence of Morrells s
MInstlels who always draw we'll in this
town,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

PERsoNAL.-Judge Chal;en, of Cncin
natl, and DR.. Henry Degroot, of San
Francisco, have been here this week
looking ut some mining properties the
former with n view to investment it is
understood. DR.. Degroot will remain a
few days and probably write up his views
upon the merits of Trinity county mines.
A number of articles from his pen. rela>
tive to the mines of this county appeared
several years ago and attracted much
attention. He is competent to the task
and his judgment on mining matters is
considered OF great value.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

VOTE FOR HiM.-Although the election
OF T. Il. Jones to the important position
OF Superior Judge seems to be generally
conceded, we would urge upon his friends
'he necessity of securing for him every
Vo.e possible. Remember that hum
dred votes too many are much better than
one vote too few, and there is no place
where dead things crawl so often ms in
elections. 1t would be deserved COM
plment to elect him by a rousng major
itv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

BALLs.-Dances take place this Friday
evening at ROsetter& Il Stnddard's, Trinity
Valley, and ut Leonnrd's Douglas City
Hotel. Condor gives Grand Ball ut
the Empire Hotel next Monday evening
and Mrs. Todd will given dance in the
Theater Tuesday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

RETURNED.-Aiter mn absence of sew
eral months, during which time he visit
ed his old home in Now Jersey, Mr.. Per,
sohet:e has returned to Trinity, looking
improved by his vacation. Glad to have
him with us again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

ATTEND To Your TEETH.- DR.. 7. j.
Holden will return to Wraverville in n
few days 20 remain two weeks only.
Those wanting first class work done can
secure it by giving him call at his Office
in New York Hotel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

WEATHER has been very disagreeable
for the past few days-too cold for the
season of year. Heavy clothing was in
requisition Wednesday and Thursday and
Il fire was very comfortable morning and
evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

HRAND CoNCERT.-An extensive pio-
gramme has been issued from this office
announcing Grand Concert at Todd s
lhea'er on Saturday evening, August 80,
under the direction of Prof. II. Ii. Ray.
as The performers comprise local talent
exclusively Except the Professor) large
turnout may be expected. The operettn,
Is SAID to be attractive and piensing. Ad>
mission so cents; Children half-price.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

l.. e. HARTHEN, Of junction City,
tells us that miners thereabou;s are doing
little at present but will soon commence
to prepare for next Winters work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

Mr.. M. LANG returned this week from
San Francisco where he had been on a
visit to his family. He reports Mrs
Lang and the family all we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

LOCAL candidates on all sides profess
confidence in their own success yet all
are uneasy. 1t is probable that the result
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

KEYS LOST A large bunch of keys
was lost on the street last Thursday. The
finder will receive the thanks OF the own
er by leaving the keys at this Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

TIE Boss -Four ia Veaverville is
that for Road Overseer and the contest
bids lnir To prove II close one if the know
ing ones are to be believed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

Another DEATu.-R l.. Thomas, of
New River, has LIST another daughter ny
death. This, one aged years and 6
months, died August 10th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
REAL ESTATE rRANsACTIoNs.
RECORDED DURING TRK PAST WEEK.

John H. Pickett to Jas. NJ. Pickett
ing Property, Junction City-S1.
Jas. Graham to John & Jos. Beaumont
Acr Land, Long Ridge-S250.
Peter Calendar to John & Jos. Beaumont
Ayr. Land. Long Ridge-Slj0.
Ajax Fowler 70 j. Beaumont-Agr. Land
Long Ridge-Sl5O.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

DEMOCRATS curse and denounce Glenn
as an impo,ter forced upon the Democre,
~ ana not fit for Governor, but they will
vote Tor him JusL the same. Strange
isn't h3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

E. Nj. RAILToN OF Oak land, passed
through town this week ON his way home
from visit To Dixon Bar where he has
mining interests.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

JUDGE W. f. HoPPING has been mp
pointed Register Of the u. S. Lnnd Of
fee at Shasta, rice Aaron Bell, Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

Do YOU take the JOURNAL? If so, i,
it your own or does it belong to some
other person
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

TRINITY COUNTY will give majority
for George @ PcrHins aud the Republ;,
can State Ticket next Wednesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

JUDGE SUNDERLAND, of San Francis
co is here looking at the Dulton Creek
mining property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

ADVICEs from Shasta say that Sam.
ISnacks, Republican nominee for the AS
sembly will carry thnt county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

TRINITY COUNTY mines are attracting
considerable attention among capitalists.
No debris troubles here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
ROLL OF HONOR.

,rsscRIPr1ox RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
n, 10
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.seekly Jrinity 5ournal.

r1IN1TY. CON.N'TY' W.48R.4.N'Ts
H., af thsfr Market Value M Pay
n.nf for s"bseripffo" TO ihs Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

JAS. S. LANDS has gone.to the city
on IA business and pleasure trip.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

Weaverville, August 80, 1879
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
Not in the Bible.

4 resident on Brush street who had
horse ts sell was directed TO a citizen
of Ninth avenue who wanted to buy
and after little talk the two made a
trade. The Ninth avenue man gave an
old horse and s2S in cash for the other
and everything seemed perfectly salts
factory. In day or two, however, the
Brush street man returned and said:
You and | made trade the other
day.
Yes" replied the other.
"You are member of the church,
understand"
81 am"
"Well, that horse you traded me ha:
a SPAWN, and you never said WORD
aboEt it. What sort of trickery is thi;
for a Christian man to engage in?"
The other entered the house without
word, but after a minute reappeared
with the family Bible and said:
"Mr. Blank, here is my guide and
consolation. | have read this book
through and through, and if you will
take 1t and find where Christian man
required to point out SPAWN In q
horse trade III buy you better horse
than you ever owned!"
The Brush street man went home
with new thoughts in his head, and
he has said no more about the ex-
change.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
4 Reckless Man.

While a nurse girl was recently
drawing babe along Alfred street she
was approached by a queer-looking old
chap, whose mouth was working as if
he wanted to bite some body. He halt
ed the cab, chuckled to the child, and
finally said to the nurse:
II used to be just such little angel
myself. Dear me, but how | want to
kiss him?"
"But you can't" replied the girl.
81 didn't expect to for nothing, of
course" he continued, feeling in his
pocket. ''Here is twenty-five cents,
young miss. used to have to pay half
dollar for kissing 'em, but babies are
down now, long with everything
else"
She looked around, took the money,
told him to wipe off his mouth, and he
gave the child smack which sounded
like dishpan starting for down cellar.
An old lady came around the corner as
he Strengthened up, and in response to
the sharp look she gave him the old
man explained:
.Been kissing the baby-sweet's
honey-nicern ice-cream-paid two
shilling"
"What?" she demanded.
He again explained.
"Well, you must have lots of money
or else your a lunatic!'' she growled.
"Pay two shillings to kiss little young
'uD like that when you might have kiss
ed my whole family and the dog to
boot for fifteen cents. No wonder you
have to wear old clothes! -