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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21

A splendid line of BUNT-
INGS. BLACK, GrOs Grain,
and SUMNER SILKS, to be
sold at bottom figures.
A complete line Of stylish
and desirable PARASOLS
and Sun UMBRELLAS, in
GLIDING a nice lot of cotton
goods for children. ut eight
cents each.
A new and choice lot Of
FANS. offered ut very tow
prices.
In Hosiery for ladies Il
children we have received
a large stock and show the
best assortment in the city,
at all prices.
New CO1SetS from tWen-
ty-five cents up.
In Boots. Shoes NHU
Slippers we respectfully
ask an examination of the
goods aud figures.
Everything i'm the Gro
Cery Line at our usual low
and popular prices.
Respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21

d. c. Owens, druggist, Altoona, Pa, writes:
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup has wonderful reputa-
ton, the demand for it is really astonishing.
Mothers will have no other. Ii is destined to su,
persede all other soothing Syrups.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21

FpWIS : LELAND. HIRAM I. UILBkEE
I E,I "a ND * GIL .I}fIST. Attorneys AT Law
IL Oftcc in Opera House Block. Ottawa. III luili,'"
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''0h! MY
BACK!"

FOR these diseases.
From Rev f. q. Taylor ID. Pastor l.! Baptist Church
PRoN IpEN,E X. l., Jan s. 1879.
can testify the virtue of HUNTS REMEDY In kidney
diseases from actual trial, having been lrurh hsnehted ny
It's use. = u INi i4piH
From retired minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church
AD y. i;,h 81. Phila;, "a, Aprii Y is'S
WM. T.. CI\RkE-Ueur SV: HUNTS REMEDY has
cured my wife of drOpSy in it, form. Al hope had
left > Tor months al say that is miracle Water had
lroppcu from her right limb months Fortycggt hours
had taken all the water from her SYSTEM II other
had been trcd None succeeded hui ilt MS RPM
I'm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21
Are ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
Dare with all others:

] wish TO say TO my old friends
and customers that ! am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
er than all others. Te ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re-
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUNTS REMEDY. the
great Kidney ~ ! nv.
or Medicine. currs
pains In the Back. side or
I.uins, and all Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder. and
Urinary Organs. Drupsy,
Gravel. Diabetes. Brighf's
Disease uf the Kidneys, Re.
teton ar 1ucOntincncc of
Urine. Nervous Diseases,
Female Weakness. and
II nrnnnrnh INpkESNlN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21
HUN
REMEDY

sold by all Druggists. Sold ~ "holo'al" F van
SriaaCk. Stevenson a. co., Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21

HUNTS REMEDY Is pure.
" Vegetable, and II used
by the advice of Physicians.
1t has stood the test of time
for 80 wears, and the NJ
most reliance may he
placed in il. ONE TRIAL
WILL CONVINCE YOU.
Send for Pamphlet Iu
WIN. T.. CLARKE.
pRovIDENCE. Il. |.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

THE NEW
The John Porter left last night fer Pittsburg
and colided with the Alice in the channel span
of fhA NaunArr hriHoa Sha had of har
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bridge No serious damage was done. The Dur.
fee is patching boilers. but will go on tonight
The Alice discharges 10 tons and adds $50 tons
! here. and will get away this evening. with sew
eral people and nearly go tons Of freight. The
Sehenek will take opt a moderate trip. and be
Gilmore and ]. T. Shallcross. of Louisville
We're on Change to-day. Capt. Goulds new
steamer Ha liday is not atioat yet and the pres
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Thorn son Dean. Lucy E. Gastrell. John How
ard, J. w. Cannon. J. B. NJ kehlor Mari
Louise.
Departures.
Isabel. Emma Irvine, Belle, Assumption.
E. Lee, Guiding Star. E. o. Stanaru Yazoo Fan
chon. Big Sunhower, Corona. Jewel.
EO Arrive.
Alvin. Emma Irvine, Ktte Nye. Isabel lowe
coast: st. Mary. Assumption, Henry Teta
Trenton. Lafourche; A. G. Donnally, Paris
Brown, Cincinnati: Ed. Richardson. New AL
bany: E. j. Gay Bayou Sara: ST. John, BateI
Rouge: James Howard. Cairo: Clara s.. Bayou
Teche; Q. P. Caouteau. Memphis; Alexandria
Red river; J. NJ. Viii q. Greenville j. H. Hanna
Ouachita; w. J. Poitevent Tensas; Belle up
per coast
stage of the Rivers
Daily telegraphic report of the stage of water
at various points. with changes, in the "a hours
ending yesterday at 8 p. N.
Above low o.,
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ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, W
n Cotton Seed Association-sundries to order-To-
| tai - bales cotton lis sacks cotton seed
MEMP HIS-Per steamer Thompson Dean-6S4
! bae cotton to Never Weis keo-S.}o dc Mort N e.
Bel-Sl9 TO order-3Ts BickhAm Moore-3l0 Allen
West & Bush-g5s Richardson & May-23S TO NJ
Scarborough-aa6 Clapp Bros &co-s24 TO Aneu NJ
emit &co-s2 J L Harris &co-l6s Claiborne &eo-
l3s Jno Phelps &co--to5 Jurey & Gilhs-7i Lehman
Abraham &co-92 Graham. Black keo-9a I Airey
5000 Newmsn-64 TO Coekburn-S5 to
W Black &eo-50 Mc(iehee Snowden & Violet
~ Stewart Bros &co-26 Brirtou Mayson -2i Jno
Chatfe SJns-ao Male Cammaek-is Lowell Il
Bal ey-l5 NJ Frank EN- oush-l3 Gwyn & Frelsen-
w Burbridge &co-9 W A B. nj L Wslmsley
&eo-i str Bedfcrd-+ Allison &co-4 Moses Clark
"a Buckaer Seo--a Richard Flower AGO. Craig &
Hogan-2 pkge mase Richardson Msy-2 do b
Lahtte-l p Richardson Il iona 7 Moore &co-l
Vairin Mortimer-i7 w Mathews Bro sack
cotton Jursy Gillis-35o sacks oileake "a bbls oil
L Airey &co-lS2 do 3l5 sacks oiicake W Bur-
cotton seed Cotton Seed Associarion-2 wagons
J West-sundries to order-Totsl 47ss bales cotton
3cS1 sack cotton seed 1919 sacks olcake is6 bbs oil
sack cotton
CINCISSATI-Per steamer Lucy Gastreu-
II bales cotton Kirkpatrick Sco- 9 do Lehman.
Abraham &co-i6 Z Boggs-505 S Newman SEQ
50 Meyer, Weis &eo-2 Payne Kennedy keo--1a
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SAk~<1NA1DOA3S
OHIO RIVER
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Office SO Gravier street.
BOATS LEAVE TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
AND SATURD AVS.
Leaves TIT RSDaT February. at
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EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
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teau will arrive tonight, and leave for Mem
phis and the ben1s on Wednesd ". the 4 tn In
slant, sure. "; b. THoRWEGAN. Master.
i Cannon street: The staamar ] NJ Win
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ItN5r at 10 Q tIUVk [UIS MORNING. VIII Oates
| and 900 sacks I " l0RIN Mastlr
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50 Ut IIUU1 SNI.IU 70 II = cuIAlNIULL
an on the Iron Mountain al Cats. LIFT Z

: &c.
ferS very much.
yIcKsBURG, Feb; 40 E Conery / Son, No
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Cordes-sa pkgs butter 81 boxes cheese Keep Ray
mond-i2 pkgs butter 81 Lawrence &eo-l organ
Grunewald-a5 boxes cheese pkgs butter Clark
eader- do B Solari & Sons pkgs sundries TO
Nelson &co--30 bbls potatoes g W Dawson Eco
10 bols whisky Bassetu Xiqaes-sundriss to order
Total $50 bales cotton
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rive Wednesday with heavy freight.
J. w. CANNON, Master.
NATcHEz, Feb. ITO Brockett i Carter. IS
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XlI LIl NLWS
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Fe3ri k1ver-fer steamer w McftaEE-4 bales of
cotton IS cords wood 10 order
Tangipahoa-Per steamer c Gauh-Raft timber
to oF,tsr
Biloxi-Per sehr Right wsy-soo bbls charcoal TO
master
Bayou Lacombe-Per sehr Julia-sco bbls charcoal
20 master
Baoxi-Per schr Montruss $4,000 feet lumber to
order
Buddig
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

INFLUENCE OF THE WooN ON CRoPe.-
\ correspondent Of New Norl, paper
was planting potatoes on the increase OF
the moon or IN the light of tho moon +;
several Of his neighbors were prescntand
discussion arose rs to The effect the moon
had or different crops. Answering its
correspondents inquiry, the paper says {:
There has always been powerful su
perstition that the moon cxerted great
influence upon the affairs Of mankind, but
this dea has prevailed chiefly among
those who did not understand the utter
impossibility that the moon could exert
any such Influences. Formerly the stars
we're supposed to assis. the moon in these
Interference with mankind and their
labors, and to be able to road the stars
was equivalent TO the possession Of pro
phetic powers. Now the stars have lost
this reputation, and the moon is in fair
way to lose what little is LETT Of il. Form
erly crazy people were 'mocn struck, but
now, when we SEQ lunntic derived from
Luna, the moon, and really meaning
moon struck, we do not bIamo the moon
for it. The moon has now fallen so low
as to he supposed by some to influence
only the twining Of beans on the pole, the
planting Of seeds, the wasting Of pork in
the pan, unless it was killed under II
a growing mood, and the making Of soft
soap, To II reasonable person this seems
a small business for the moon to be en-
gagged in, or Il very unlikely thing that
the moon can exert any such influence
ii any difference occurs it will be from
other causes, such as soil, weather, etc.
Lastly, it is absolutely certain that the
rnoon's influence on our Ntmo-phers is so
very small that it cannot even affect tho
weather in the least"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
Weayerville, January 25, 1879,

EMoTIoNAI INSANITY Tho plea Of
"homicidal insanity" pat forth by COIN
sci for Troy Dye a, a sort Of Justification
FOR the murder of Tullis, has been desig
mated by the daily papers as IAN ingen-
ions decnse." In our opinion, it was a
magnificent specimen of cool impudence,
and were it not tina: equally unblushing
excuses for murder had been presented
with success in like horrfying eases, it
would have been direct insult to the
intelligence Of the jury. OF late years,
whenever criminal lawyer got cornered
tor some plausible plea on behalf Of his
client, refuge has been token under the
shelter of insanity, and altogether too
often with the result Of cheating the
gallows. 1t seems strange that no such
defense has ever been set up in behalf of
detnuting officials, forgers, and "gentle.
men Of the road" Why should not a
man who abstracts u moderate fortune
from the vaults Ola bank be as much the
victim OF emotional insanity as the in
dividual who kills his neighbOr? Why
is it not SO possible, and even probable,
that the person who doprves another Of
his money should be under The temporary
but irresistible, influence Of kleptumannG
Men who have for years lived righteous
and praseworthy lives, who have been
cited as examples Of parity and rectitude,
have suddenly given way to the tempta-
tion Of the moment, and as suddenly be
come objects of universal reproach. Not
few such have found the sting of con
science SO unendurahlo that they have
sought refuge in suicide, thereby furnish
ing the strongest evidence of deepest
contriGon. But bow many murderers
make way with themselves because Of
remorse? Fortunately for society and
the public good, the plea of insanity has
boon 80 frequently set up rs an excuse for
homicide that it has lost nearly all its
force, and it has got to be generally
understood that the lawyer who appeals
to it IA dclHic,' reSSoW, virtually con
fesses the guilt Of his client, 1t was SO
considered in the trial Of Troy Dye, and
instead of being an "ingenioGs dcltuse," I"
was, IN reality, de.pahing abandon
ment Of the case; and this brings up the
question, to what extent is an advocate
justiaable to go in defending Ais client,
when he knows him to bo guilty Of the
most heinous crimes? Does his duty to
the individual Transcend his obligations.
to the society Of which he is member?
Should be permit himself to assist in
shielding villain from Justice, and do
an irgeparable injury to the community
at large?- CommerciW Neyu'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

The VALUE or EARLY RIsING.-Thc
Deutsche Reichsbots relates that one Of
the most eminent OF the German Fjeld
Marshais, whose nume il does not give,
and who is never SO happy as when stay
ing at his charming country sent, is no
torious for his zeal for early rising. lie
sets his servants aud neighbors the good
example, as he thinks it, of turning out
OF bed at / O clock every summer morn
ing and he makes point OF visiting his
stables, farms and fields as soon rs the
hour OF daily work begins, in order 10 sec
that every one is duly It his post. Ono
morning his zeal impelled him to rise at
3 A. NJ, and when he went into tho fields
he was grutiiod at behoIdng young
woman with sickle in her hand, diligent
ly working her very hardest, lie called
her to him, and pulling out bis purse
gave her thaior, adding tow warm
words ST appreciation. When His Ex-
colloncy had returned home, and was
sitting ht breakfast, he told his valet to
send the inspector, aud after describing
tbs dress and appearance Of this pat
tern OF womsnly industry, asked that
fuhctionory if he know her name. "Oh,
yes" replied be, niiera little hesit9ncy.
"the girl whom Your Excellency has 80
richly rewarded is, alas, Ma,ie--, tho
field thiei, (fcddiebeal, The people say
Of her, Your E2ccIleney, thatshs makes
hay when tho sun d,esn't shine. Sho
only came out OF jail month ago, She
has, no doubt, gone of Ni ith an armiul
OF Your ExoelIeooy's clover as well as
Your Exccllency's thaler."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

CoFrEE AND HARD TINES. 49, The
worlds consumption of coffee Is steadily
increasing, aud in the United States, not.
withstanding tho hard timos OF the past
three yoars, the gain for eleven months Of
This year is nearly ll,0O0 bags over that OF
1876. This shows that people have not
economzed in consuming the fragrant
h3rry, and yet tho puee has declined on
Rio Coffee 4 10 Sc. pound duri < tho
pact year. Probably the lower prices
have had much to do with keeping up and
increasiug consumption but il il a
probable that lhera isq1itaas much ability
among he mofses ui consumers ga buy ths
necessities OF hlp-aud coffee has come 20
he considered d noce sity ever. Tho
"herd lmesn arc not 50 yery hand ailog
all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

Ir is said that Boucicault is looking
for the follow who did it, Dion is a.
bald asa new laid egg. At a certain
theater where he was playing recently,
he Tell asleep in the green-room after
leay ing the stage for the night. He
reused himself soon after and went drows-
lily to his hotel. IN the morning, when
ho entered the crowded breakfast room,
there was seen painted on his shining
aud hairless Uranium the word, "use
Hail Columbia Hair Restorer :" Some
wag in the company had taken advantage
ofhis slumbers 1T the thsater ts use biz
skull as an advertising medium. OI
course, nobody knows who aid it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

"PoMpgY, why ann de- cross colorsl ba-
BY Ike do buttercups Of do valey?"
"Gibs or up, jonas why am it3" "Why
one am colorod yellow, ain't it2 and do
olher am eaIarei ynllar. taon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

GoNE bltnot objectionable man tha:
left the door open.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

A PAIR or scissors WAS lost, and the
littlo one suggested that prayer DO
said, asking that they might 10 found.
There was however lurking coascious-
ne- that there ought 10 be combiaa-
tian OF prayer nHd work, 30 tho youthful
poilosophar aid; "Now, mother, Pm
tired, TO Ill pray while you hunt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

A WONDERFUL yet simple cure ia said
to have been discovered for cancer 10 the
blosso rs Of the red clover. 1t is used as
a lotion, and quart of the Tea made from
tho blos-oms Is claimed TO have completeiy y
annih Hated cancer that had ona half
consumed thc face Ola lady in Georgia,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25
Weckly Trinity 5ouynal.

nc The "J0C8.N:FL" has no agents
fhs PGolsShsr PreferriRS ~ do business
,0ish .sdrsrfissrs direct. .sdgsrsFssss =
Rates rur"!shsd on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

A Mas hanged in Indiana nodded 10
the chaplain as the drop fell aud said;
IN see you later"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-01-25

Itis sad Tint iow orators know when
to .it down. Some Of them won't even
take a hint, except il come. in tho shape
Of an egg that has een 10, bs-t days.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13
FOR RENT.

A Dwelling House, on Main Street. Nscond door
above Town HALL Smyrna with Stable and Carriage
House. Possession given Immediately.
Apply 20
Jan, Is, 1872. J, HENRY JEFFERSON,
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13

:
R Hack leaves Smyrna about hour before the
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13
PRIVATE SALE.

The following property at Middetown Delaware
Building 50x50 feet square stories in heighth II
feet to each story cellar under the whole of It, with
cement floor There is one and one-quarter acres of
land within 100 yards Of main line of Delaware Rail-
road-switch into building. This building was built
IN the wear 1875 Of the most substantial lumber that
could Be bought IL cost $4,000 TO build IT, and can
be boiI0ht for $4,000. Would make an excellent
super.phosphate factory or canning house. The
terms can be made 10 suit the purchaser, All com
ii''''''N'4'''' ''''1' x. r. BRADLEY,
July 23.sln Middlctown, Del.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13
SEASON 1879.
TO FRUIT GROWERS And FARMERS.

Nine years expearance and entire personal 6tten-
tion to the shipments of Peaches and Small Fruits
enable ME to offer to Fruit Growers unexceled
arrangements for season of 1879; Ny arrangements
are made with only thoroughly reliable and frsclaSs
commission Men for all markets with CASH GUAR
ANTEE, thereby preventing any loss that might
otherwise occur. Among the number will mention
MESsRs QUICK q REED, FRANCIS MCMULKIN
DUDLEY CLAP Il DOE BARTRUFF 4 VANARS
DALE AND f. A. WILKISSON of New York City
CURTIS & CO, AND A. r. COOLIDGE d co, OF
Boston, and three most reliable Philadelphia Houses
Desiring that Fruit Growers shall obtain the larges
possible profits out of their fruits, have spared
neither trouble energy to perfect the best possible
arrangements and will guarantee to obtain for par
ties intrusting their fruits in my the utmost salts
faction Shippers written to daily; prompt return
and wire advices daily.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13

The scandals of election broils in Baltimore have
had the curious effect OF drawing from the Demo
tion law Unless we are mistaken. this is the first
,;e any such representative body of Democrats has
tLen position in favor of registration law. To be
IS the plea of Democrats for protection against
democratic frauds.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13

There were about three thousand persons in at
tendance at Deals Island camp-the historic ground
Of Methodism on the Peninsula-on Sunday. and they
had big time Two sons of the Rev. Joshua Thomas.
or "Father" Thomas, the famous preacher, are now
living on Deals. Father Thomas preached to the
British soldiers in the war of 1872 and warned them
that they never could take Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13

Attbe Ocean Grove Camp on the 81 inst two of the
selections to participate in the exercises from among
the large number of ministers present were from
This Conference, Rev. DIR. Caldwell of Wilmington
was called on one of the speakers at the Surf
Meeting and acquitted himself equal to the best. His
thoughts were well conceived. consecutively and
nicely fitted together and delivered in choice language
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13
FOR RENT.

The Tailoring Room, formerly occupied by Robt
Clyde. Possession given the first of March, i'm.
IL desired.
Apply to JOHN II. BEwLEY,
nov 27-tf Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13

,,.ors are five regular peach steamers to convey
heeaasches from Queen Annes county to Baltimore
tne In addition the railroad running to Townsend
AM Az bnt on an extra train.
Smyrna times., 1879-08-13

1ornuel Showell, Esq, one of the most promineIl
In Of Worcester county. was prosrated on the beach
Ocean City, on Monday night last by that fearful
osT st the time it being at late hour, and he la
mill four o'clock the following morning before hell
arrived.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18
QUARTERLY MEETING.

On Saturday and Sunday, October %,
aud rs, the First Quarteriy Meeting Of The
M. e. Church win be held at The Cuuut
House commencing with preuchiug by
Presiding Elder Rev. S. Ii 2hoads on
Saturday evening at 7o'clock {; after
which the business meeting of the occa
sion will be held. On Sunday, ut 1880
a. M, an old fashioned Methodist Love
Feast will be held, followed at IL O'Clock
with sermon by Bro. Rhoads. after
which the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered. Preaching in
the evening at7 7 O'Clock by Rev. s. Ii.
Rhoads. All are invited. a,H
G., IL. DARLING.
Pastor in charge NJ. E. Church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

Various Causes-advancin years, care,
sickness disappointment, and hereditary pre-
disposition-all operate to turn the hair gray
and either OF them inclines to shed premature
ly Ayers Hair Vigor will restore faded OF
gray, light OF red hair to a rich brown or deep
black, as may be desired. 1t softens and
cleanses the s,alp, giving it healthy action,
and removes and cur res dandruff and humors.
By its use alling hair is checked, and new
growth will be produced in all cases where
the follicles are not destroyed or glands de-
eayed. Its effects are beautifully shown on
brashy. weak, or sickly hair, to which few
applications will produce the gloss and fresh
ness of youth. Harmless and sure in its OPP
grafton, it is Incompatible as dressing, and
is especially valued for the soft lustre and
richness of tone it imparts. 1t contains neith-
er oil nor dye. and will not soil or color white
cambria; yet it lasts long on the hair, and
keeps il fresh and vigorous.
g. FOR SALE AY ALL DEALERS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

MORE Room NEEDED Last Sunday
evening, as we are informed. number
of persons who desired to attend divine
service were prevented from doing so by
the lack of room in the Court House 1t
has heen suggested that this occurrer ce
should awaken our people to the necessi~
tv of building an appropriate place OF
worship, something that has loug been
needed here. Probably there is no other
county in California, ifin the United
States. that is without Protestant
Church. Good Christians should give
this matter their earnest cons Iteration and
do something toward building Church
in Weave"vi'e. If rightly started, we
are satisfied that outside heathens would
contribute literally.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

FIRE. just after noon last Tuesday
the residence of w. s.. Lowden on ill
street was discovered on FIRE, the rocf OF
the kitchen being in blaze. The prompt
and energetic laber of the ladies of the
f"miiy assisted by neighboring ladies
and Emil Gering, saved the building.
1t was close call for the most handsome
and costly residence in town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

BALcH 81 CLIFFORD are having sash
doors put up in The front of their store
building which will make it much mere
comforlable.in cold weather. flour Dry
Goods stores would do likewise they would
merit and receive the thanks of their lady
customers. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

BRIDGE NoTIcE.-M. II. Lowden this
week gives notice that he will apply to
the Board of Supervisors at the Novem-
Der Term for renewal of License to
keep a Toll Bridge across Trinity River
at Grass Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

DENTISTRY 1t should not be forgot
ten that Dr. T. j. Holden, the Dentist is
here and that he will remain only very
short time longer. Those who may de-
sire first class dental WORK should avail
themselves of this opportunity. Office at
the New York Hotel. Do not delay but
have your teeth attended to at once. y