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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-08

NJ. HENKLE, NJ. D.,
A. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
STAUNToN, VA,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the public, and may be consulted at his Office at
all hours.
= GSSpecial attention given to Surgery.
OFFICE-In his new building on Frederick
st., between Augusta and Water streets.
feb 4-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-08

A RCHIBALD G.. STUART.
"A ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW,
STAUNToN, VA,
Practices in the courts of Augusta, and adjoin-
ing counties.
All matters instrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention, aprl3
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-02-08

n f. WAYMAN, M. D., d. ID. s.,
u.
(Fo'nnerly Demonstrator in Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery
Dental OmCe:
over Humphreys Store, next door to Levy's,
STAUNToN, VA.
SPECIALITY Correcting irregularities of
the natural teeth; restoring decayed parts of
the teeth with porcelain and gold making ar
tincial teeth upon Gold Alloy Cast Plates.
Gas Administered. nOv23.3m
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Again in ErbHblC.

, Coroner .Iauury If pNi'ai"lhiH, ~!
/ ruc-dav afternoon HELD ar inquest upUr
the body of the intent ufu !unn, womar
naIncd Mary Butler, "!upIoy~i", " >cT.
want WOMAN in II iaJuiN on 'larShatJ
street, ahnvr NuUie. The ,Vuru Irp",-
itiun Of the mother uf h" child accused
/ Dr. |. j. Hathaway. ,7l 22i3 North fifth
! street, with criminal malprarticr, and
| Dr. ThuMas Is. NiIl"r. of 80 ~ Lchi 1h
avenue. turmrrIN Y conncrtcd with 1lc coll
lcge on North Tenth ~tr"rt. with W'iDG
;tu acc"sHort. Miller and Hathaway
were in custody ~ sh" itrurst. The
dcpo ition was r,lG. end IL" jury, IN
'h"ir verdict. found ilaGh@WaN guilty of
criminal malpractice" and Mtii"r and an
other party not arrested accessories h"-
fore the Fat Miller and Hathaway
were committed to aWai; tLr action of
th" District Attorney.
The DR.. Miller naIn"d vii b" rrol-
lcGtCI as tlr Mcthndist minis'"r, a
former dear ct l'r. Nurl1nan'H ,ogus
medical college, aud WAS tii"i in the
Union n. z. Church. two years ago for
i-Suin.; bogus Diplomas, a"1 for which
he has since h"rn rynsl'd from the
church.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
\ kCNMChN iOr Divorces.
! Sau jo. Ii'lNId
Marry IN ,"ur OWE religion.

~"I, i"., II'raId
Marry III ,uUr OWE religion.
Never both hc angry a. "ur".
Never f"lut with t past mt>;1h",
Let Il Mss bt tie, pre- lUdr Of " rcuUhc
l"t ~c't-Hhrr -@ri"l T." the cr"..trI
earthly hrsSing.
II forgot j. n'Nrt an ;,rrtitahi" ">
0ruet.
l,ou nu>r rr'.ri/r lrt II h" G"u' 10y
in@ly.
/ Make ru.,aja2" " martef OF moral
Judgment.
Marry into" family wh"h Noo nave
long known.
1 Ncvrr lnakc remark ~ 'hr c>ren>c
on The other.
, Never ta(h at on"0Ho'h'f"jthr, aI"n"
or in company.
civ" your wJ"u.'~t sympathy Tor
each Others trials.
If"nc i, angry t"r the o'h", !arl tn"
/ lips ,m'v for kiss.
Nr.lccl thr whole world h>idrs
rather than one aHOthrr,
! The very highest felicity is in the
mutual cultivation q! usefulness
Never Nn"aN loud t" one 3r"th"r TN
| !",N thr houS, j. on 1ir".
/ It, each strive lo Yield ot,nc>t 10 II"
wishes Of tn" othcr.
ALWAYS leave home with luting
words, iur thev may h thr last.
Marry in'0 different blood and TEN
pcra,ur" from your own.
Ntcr deceive, for the heart once mis-
led rau never trllst again,
II i The mother who moulde the
character aud fixes the destiny Of thr
child.
Never tind fault unless it is perfectly
certain fault has been rommittcd.
10 not hcrn|d The sacrifices You make
il,r each others tastes, habits and prtt-
'rtnreS.
Let all your mutual accommodations
he spontaneous, Wh"t"~"ultd and ir""
~ air
\ Hesitatng or yielding 10 In"
wishes OF the other always CRATE upon
loving heart.
They who marry for physical rharac-
ttri~trs ar external r"nsid' raion> will
tail ot happihce'.
Consult one anoth"r in al! that comes
within III" experience, observation and
sphere Of Nh" other.
&t,tr reflect on a pd,' action which
was don" with * gr,.U 'nu.iNt and with
the best jud rmrnt ~ tn" TIM.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
ihe Largest Retail Clothing House I'm America
OAK HALL, Philadelphia, April, 1881.

OAK HALL, Philadelphia, April, 1881.
ALWAYS at your service.
OAK HALL has the largest stock of
the best and cheapest Clothing, Shirts
and Furnishing Goods, for men and
boys; also of Piece Goods, for custom
orders.
ALL THIS, wherever you may live, is at
your command. We can please YOU
by correspondence as we'll las in person.
OAK HALL employs a large capital and
is managed with brains. Its gains are
all made Oh the simple policy of pro-
ducing the best garments at the least
cost, and selling great quantities at
the smallest profit.
If our Clothing is not the best in Style
and least in Price, we do not expect
your trade.
If You Buy and are not pleased bring
back the goods and get your money.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
OAK HAL" sixth and Market nada Clothing House in America
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
PUBLIC SALE.
DtrRLlCSALE
DT TLIN INNBE
OF
GOOD FURNITURE.

OF
GOOD FURNITURE.
Stidham n Son will sell at their auction
rooms, III +. FouIth street. on FRIDAY Af
ternoon tpril S'h. at o'clock. parIor suits,
: walnut chamber suits one Of them cogt S2lA:
il is very fine, AlsO . large lot Of all Kinds ui
antique furniture, goose feather beds. 30 yds
BRlSSels and ITO yards inYrain aud rag ear
pets, extension tables, chair, mattresses.
Sideboards pafior tables silvcr.platcd Goods,
cutlery, sc. AisO one octHvc piano, extra
line hat rack With glass. The above goods
bave been used in two Errt-ciass hoArdin.
houses call and Inspect them. They will be
open for inspection early on Thursday after
noon and evening and early on morning Of
sale. For further particulars call Ut the 9ue.
tion room mud get It catalogue.
J.. W. S11bH AM s. SON
GPr'-3t AUrtipucrrg.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
HI,llI.l.S.

Mrs. Jones went TO consult celg-
br,trd sonuamhulis.t Bu locking
sharply at the pythonc'&, Nine. Y. dis
covered thai she was ~ wide awake
as anyho'ly. "nccoiyer! yuu are not
asleep" she cried. with Indignation.
,"ENcusc me, madame said the
somnambulist terrified nj this discovery.
1T is because have been drinking
coffee.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07


NyuTIEE-1 JAMES \. WILSON, IN
~ compliance with the requirements of
the AIT Of Assembly. IN such care made and
provided. do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing tG he tuu"t OF General Ses-
Sions Of the Peace and JAN Delivery. OF the
State Of Delaware. 10 and tuy New Castle
comfy. the Ni day cf Nay H,At. \. D.. 1881.
being the first day &c the newt May term Of
the SHd Court, fnr d license 70 keep an inn or
tavern. known ~ the Washington House, In
the town Of Newark. Del. Whit" Clay Creek
HID. srhoNi district Nc. II. and 10 -el htoXf-
eating liquors in less tnaidljjtr than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens recommend the
81 id application. to wit:
Vim. llUrGcw0Nd. EIWHrd NCPlkc.
Iumcs l.. Morrison. H.. r. Riddle
Levi Fisher SHml II. Wright.
James Roberts Jacob Casino,
Joseph r. Lutt"U. !. Y. Maxwell
Geo. a. Ct+hu, Simiod Worrel,
e. Fudnr. Samuel Walker.
:. b. NrGdri 3hSon, WIN. u. Ilcrdman.
ThoS u. uurriscn, VIM. Y. Culmery.
aprJ}i JAMES y. WILSON.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

All appliances suitable for afflicted
ladies can be obtained at Ladies' De-
rartment Of Belts Pharmacy. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
FOR SALE.

SALK-A VALUABLE Whanf rabHntn
- me- etrlfc t,nse and double brick dwelling,
crntafntna aror, 2I5 acres Of fground' situate ,,
I'm the towr q Newport, Delaware, between
EthcP. W. Il h. kaiIroad on one . s'ae' ana
kfh, thrt>tiana kiscr on the other, with Wa
Ftcr font ofaboul S3d feet--21 ,est Deny sun
flonIh"r and er;l ward or manufacturing busi-
n%st ar the tay ig and shipping Of grain, be
sgng in close pIV.fnIty to an excellent grain
g,o,yin,s s,ct'rp. Terms easy Apply to
" ''"'Ns NJ. M. CHILD,
ia ro,,-.,.tf No 704 Market street, Guy.
HT1pR $ lLfi--S NEW STORES, - &E~
houses, yTrcs from $3.50 to $1,000
Term very ,~y. Apply to ,,,,r..
Gro. II. TlNDALL n SONS.
IA 7ul Fr"rrt s.: or 18th and Walnut StS
4 feb Tin
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
STARTLING
DISCOV r Y!

Uch>ttHI : Antinurbihc or Throat Remedy
II " purely vegetable discovery, and is being
ustd with fuch marked satisfaction that a.
! 100 teSt!n"nia$ We're received from Dip
Lhtru Districts alone. 1t never fails when
! taken in tine. Group relieved instantly
! SORE thro@t curcd III from to Il hours. Such
diseases a. bronchitis, Quincy, Asthma, Ca
tAT7h. Hoar>"ncr', Tickling in the Throat.
! Hack ing cough OF Bad cold, will yield to It's
NiltNr Immediately. The only medicine
known 10 curc cold in the head. Public
/ Sp"an,rt and r,n"crs who feet Il need Of a
/ rl"dr throat and strong voices, should nottail
| tu ll.c l..
any one nring this remedy and failing to be
,HiISnet with the result should write US at
uUU". stating cil~c,
This remedy. by being ordered directly
from the Manufacturer, viii be forwarded by
lhaii t. amy HiNrc.S On receipt Of price. at u
rrS cost BY - per cent. than thcugn We were
10 !NIoducc il IA thc people hy the druggiSts.
\ = e III box >inHi AIIc, viii he forwarded
tr'r - rcuts ora 9l.UU uUA, large size. for -
rcrl..
Any person usin@ this remedy for any Of the
Hhu,r diseases being s%t sized with the result
~ -"tUiL- II. Il Testimonial 10 that effect
snail rrtrN" 4. box OF medicine worth &A.O0
free Or charge.
! All ro-"- -pondrure cheerhlly answered. and
al oiilrr. promptly tIlI"d. State paper in
| which !VH saw advertisement. Address
| J. G. DENSEN b co,
! frh..rt NuutIUrl Gloucester Co. n 7
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

Shooting ChiIIs down thc BACK.
Iuli pain IN the limbs. mu,rH. hjIttop>nc>-
Ar" symptoms ot dpproH~hn" fever and aHuc
I 50 without dclAy HU.t'ttcr', StnmH"h III
trt, which substitute. Tor the "Ht !,N ~'n>d
ten genial warmth. regulate The s+oUact.
and jmNdrS t"ne to the liver. ~" '.o~rl>
the stomach hnd the hliarN glHuH t',n.. re-
stored to II ,h,aithy rendition. tit, tt,>'Hsc il
conquered ut he outset. Yer ,..' bN All
Nrungj-t- and D,Hl,r> grr'vnIli.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

Nv NNThI~t MIDDLE.tGED WO.
wv mar Y 9, .rt work of mail family
Nh"" there h~c children and no washing.
AppsN ut once ~ MRS. CARLISLE.
I'd Dry t'c>. >..se, eth and Madison SIS
ID arrH
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

V" NNTEn-TWU THOUSAND DOI.-
wv tars i. I'VE per cent. on first mort
gar. idd'n.,., "J."IlilS OFFICE.
aprG-tt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
R0.AN e..

sTDOARDIN[i.-- BOARDING FOR GEN
I'D tlcuE, hI 10Th and MARKET streets.
Pleasant location and good board.
marJi e.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
MIRTfi AND MERRIMENT.
by Fellows of Infinite
Jest-The Cream Of HumOr.
ANWTMEN THEORY nURSrEp.

A widow who was going to leave tn,
l"tY held an auction of her household
effects yesterday, and everything wen
! at prompt sale until little but the bed
stead was lr;t. Just before this wa,
put up Snnr women went 10 Spyiu.
around, and discovered that il wa~ in
Tested by bcdbugS. This fact was roi>,r
around until il came 10 tn" ears of tn,
Iauctionccr, who mounted his box ant
said.
Words cannot express the poign
ancy Of my sorrow over the base canar
which has been put in circulation il
this crowd. ! have sold goods u-thi,
town for twCnty-nine long years, au(
this is the first. instance in which bed
bugs hav" beer permitted to step be
tween me- and the purchasing public
Ladies and gentlemen. if there is a bug
in or about that hcdstrad | want 10 81,
him. canuos and will not hciiry,
thrrr is. 1t would be 4 slandrr-a most
foul SANDER on the character OF III,
worthy widow, who is about to remove
to the State Of Ohio"
Being invited to step down and view
the bugs for him~"lf he mad" an insprc-
ton. They were there. They were
gasI"ping in ard out and Hp and down
and it was no US" to dispute the fact
"LadieS and gentlemen. said the
aucti"ne"r as he resumed his post, u
found bug. ! don. "yactly remember
rhc Latin same for them, bur they are
there. and Low let IN. talk 10 Won ~
Il friend. BtNbu%s were not made Tor
Eaudy show, nor were they mndc Tor a
life Of c.lSC. II is q law of naturr that
they should nhaoit4 hcd>'cad. They
can no NOR" 60 out Undrr the barn and
make living than a dog can become
an G'gl" and boat through space. The
aversion ImonI yon to this insect is
founded on principle. His bit" scarce
~ irritAtrs the sleeper, but ii clrausrs
and PARTIES the blood. But for the bed
bugs of this countr, w" should have
boils and carbuurlc>, They keep dow n
warts. They cause Inul,S /" di>apr"ar.
IiEc them Il "hanc" and they Wunld
rcmoH" r""ns witho;H pain. The
great -
Fifty cru'>" c;;,irG au old No;nau
who r",nc,nhrr"u that nh, lr,d rrr!,dv
a hon".
"Fitty ccnts' au offered fttyr,nt~
Tor so hd>rral, and "a | wa~ guirg
70 say The grra' Napoleon alway,
.ur l",l with bags in il, | am of rcd
ut" cents, and ycr Caesar had hi> Iu.e.
al,-----
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
roo MANY POINTS fOl MN.

! Boss, said an cid dark"y white,
washer t" Marshal Hogan yesterday
! 'Darr' 9 " Niger up my way wat needs
taken care nv"
! "W hat has Ii" donc?' said th, officer,
, con, we'll. YOU sees, last SKINNER h.
BORROWED my axe fur 10 split kindIil
truck, an h" never fotch il back, an
when | went to get It he said. i reckon
! ! cot dis Az, and posscsshun am nine
, pimt> o. IN" la" d:rrt'or" dis ny am
fninc Ill take il mack = an' de- darn
| fool niggrr WouIdu'l GIN il to lnr. !
didn't ..'y notiin or give him any back.
talk, but De odd"r day Hammer. NV ole
/ woman went t" hi- house an borrowed
his buck saw, an when he came fur it.
told him ,ist iik" hc answered me, an
stuI oi my dignity"
Wcll 20
g! mad nine pintN "l rhc law, dida,
"yc,."
AN how many points an Il" law
composed of"'
! 81 DON'T know cHactiy.'
"WelI, dat, what holders me. for
dat nigGrr 81" dem nine pints, shut up
dis I.t' "y" fur me, pitched de ole W.T.
man 0lcr har'l and walked Oft wild
his Saw-}urk an my whitc~ash brush
iu boot. Et mad nine pint h, mus
hav" had ohrr twcnt\, and cbcn den he
| didn't half let himself cat. - Marrs-
| willie Appeal.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
M G0SSAMER
N1M CLOAKS.
nA'Sl.D,S2, $3.50,
NIIlR ANDS3.
MMzMMMM#n w AIN w RIG HTS
<MMMM%w 3l2 MARX Er S,r.
. \ j n w IL / q HIT
3l2 MA Rh f'f S,f.

Inventory Just taken and TO reduce our
stock We offer
Is inches d'hle width DRESS GOODS 19' c.
- pieces FpllEr CRASH at 5c. Il yard.
1000 yards Russia CIR ASH at Ic a yard
boN YARD wide Blcachcd NJ SLlN. Tl,c.
1000 yards Hamburg EnGEat lc yard.
Hpictes tOiOred SlLkS at 30c. YARD.
WHITE MD GI.ON Is. u cents a pair.
BLACK ~
EDLR'n %
TO realize and appreciate the wonderful
hatSaiHs we are Offering, every lady should
VISIT "lu store und see for herself
WAINWRIGHT. 80 MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

NJ VANT5-. --It.N BDhRDERS AT THE
4NA new tnarG.ng house. Az Lombard
Fti'r pc -!,', run- and good table board.
#n N.-.l'.,. Ja.',. men HHh ru!tiAnS need
nni apply. :. A. j. DAVIDSON,
JnrH-i rr1prGtre>S
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

sDuARIpNG FOR GENTLEMEN AT
ID So kinT street. marie t.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
W tNTED.

VI ~ III Not 'LUERS.-rHEE Oh
Wv iuuT 4't|C nouldcrS, for miscellaneous.
found wU'- wanted to 90 tntolo"Ldc. Must
be nnn uHtoi MtE and we'll re commended
Sod 'lni ynscOt, wages - per day. It
de> 'r"t N"r'y ~. be advanced for transpOl-
~! i"H o'-. H,rly to
IN n. t. DANFURTIi
I'm Htarii-t' tt-. Second and Market St.,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

, ''!I' tH'ttr
~ AN otl"T"d"rc COLLAR, ard set III.
poets " Grace" iUmurtalilrd the insect,
hrfor" yea. This widow tells me- tLut
Sh" IIa~ lot had an ache or 4 pain sine
thr trot hN& made his appearance. How
many Of you have read what FirmpY
Wrot,' Of them" W hat Was rhr fountain
"!Mo%aw : tW' mn tca,>" And ", -
"rWo dollars"
"Ana yet hear only tN"d"ir@I>. Do
you have tcad@rh'" Are NuW athict,d
with giddu'>~' DO Sul l5'r roHtu.
IL 1hc'Hrr"
"lhr"" dollars
"Nly friend, "t III" - hrr'r AMI get
my copy H Paradise Lost and r,uU to
you on' stor; rh@pf'r NAatI did Mil
;nI.---'
"Futr Gul@r>
"Ah, begin lu >v, Ihu art und
ruitUr" tsno' ruknnwnto audience.
Did Alexander the Grrm hy>r h"ilN"
N'Ecf, not = one, Wh}"'
"fiNc drI!are
Il am bid til" dollars. Wul)d like
!" quote one verse from II Wcil-knuH H.
Latin r"rt, but tim" presses and tho
h"dStcad is sold for I'VE dollars ci,h uE
III" nail. WIN NOW dirrcI yu,W attrn-
tiou +" that cook stove with Il cIark,0
oven. Detroit Free Press.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
TTTIFEV n. 7 "TTN.
npr;~2t THOMAS TtRBIAR.

NUTltE--l, FRANK QI'IGLfY. IN
~ compliance with the requirements OF
the art OF Assembly. In -rch case made
and provided. do hereby rive uetice that
shall apply in writing to the Court Of Cen
cral Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery,
of the State ot delaware. in and for New Cas-
tie county, on MQDday, the mh day of May,
A. H.. lSSl, being tn" first day ct The May
term q TN aid Court. for a license to keep
an inn or tavern at No. t@N Madison street.
in the Fifth Ward. Of the city Of Whining
ton. ntl.. aud to .clI Intoxicating liquors in
le>S quantities than one quart. 10 be drunk on
the premises. and the following respectable
citizens rccomnoLG the sad application. to
wit
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

"GotA mollinE :"
"lu4 s'"rI t. bc >cattcrin' dirt and
GraNa! ar"und herr pretty prert.
"W"lI, yc> W. are getting through
IL" Hill pu!'" liyeiy,'
"WhO'~ lANin foH all this tu>. >"
"Thc c't, "l r.nciHnatj.
'N A.! mus east hc;p w money.
What : il fer, Hrvhou,
The maio hoN2ht hr world cnI;@ ;@ht"n
tn" native, So h" tolU him that he WIS
engaged IL building q tunnel: and he
further "Npla red that it Was cheaper to
hor" Il hoic through the ,nmlntan for
the cars 10 run through. than to Irvcl il
or Innk" " 'rut' down the grade. The
native 1ook II allin, and thrn qucrird:
50 The steam k!Ars j. guin' to come
right through this tunnel away north"'
"i"S, that iusf it,' responded the
major.
""r|! major that'e askir too much
fora man 70 h.li"vo!' replied the "rravk-
"r. ~ don't swallow il. no how you
can fin II, that every tiyne that ere iron
ho>S OF yonrn jumps across the river
he" |oin 70 strike this little hoIr riult
square and lair. No, sir can't Hwal-
low il.
4 ; 1 -.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTlCE--l, JOHN VI. HARVEY, DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply to
IN" JpeSes OF the Court of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of
delaware. in and for New Castle county ON
Monday. the eth day Of May next. being the
hrst day ci the May term, 4. D.. 1881. for q IL
cenSe 10 dispense and sell alcoholic Liquors
fOr medirsna purposes. at the drug store. No.
Tp iEtis"are Avenue. in the Seventh Ward
OF the city Of Wilmington De-. and the fol-
loving respectable citizens recommend the
said aUl.liratiOu IN ui-
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07
Tuo NUNrI.tijI.A 1T ,lr.

I'll" id'a Of ralIroad train )rApiu- ;
river ilI>" 4 luA- hunters horse or ''t.ll,st-
in3 y rhasm like a chamos i, 10 im-
p"rthcnCt in certain OF Etv, Edward
Ever"t; tlal' amusing rNtraNa1ahla>;
but Major N"tcy, civil thGjl.rt for the
Cincinnati Ccutydl Railroad ruutrar;urA.
"r'Nl't> II. sane iairN to rlr ignorant
T,nEc~Sc "c".n-crackcr. The major
was engaged in funuclinG lnountan
night On the hank ot III" Cumberland
r''r--@atU river now htin- >panu,d at
that point by = frr bridge, though ,irn
Ih"r" was IL" sign Uf III" structure. uue
uorHiugH "'rJChcr" rOw,d across III"
viN"r, and upon approaching the ntai"r
he following "ol.tlns rusu'd:
"Murnin' -
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

NJ OTlC Fl. THOMAS FAKMAR. IN
" rompl.atr"Wvthttcl'r,tG of the
Act" Of tHcmtly, N such cas-" made and pro-
Vld"G do hereby give motto" that | hall ap-
ply IL whiting 10 the Cn'lrt of General Ses-
sion> G. thG Peace and .fail i-l!lcry Of the
State Of iclawaHr. n and Tor New Castle.
county. U' Monday. TIE "5D day rf Nav, A, ,
H., 1>"i. being ~" il"*l day q III" .aid Court,
tor" 'rcn~" 10 "t"p 81. inn o. tdyrrn at Nos
i and fI>t Fifth --"cct ia t,ir lnird Ward,
Of !hc city Of Wilmington. n"D.. rnd to sell
IintoNcnt,nE HUU"r ~ IT, e-@nttticS thaH
ono QG&-t 70 he drunk uE the lrunl,rS and
the following rcNo""lHacri' IS commend
Daily Republican., 1881-04-07

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-29

Acf 90 Create q Board of County
Commissioners I'm the several
Counties o. tasfx state. and 90 De-
nne Their Duties and Powers"
The People of the State of Nerada, rep
resented in the Senate and assembly, do
enact as foilotrs
SECTION /. Section four Of said Act il
hereby amended so as to read as follows
!" Section 4. II at any time after the final
adjournment Of a regular meeting the bust
ness of the County shall require q meeting
of the Board, q special meeting of the same
may be ordered by n member OF the
Board. The order shall be entered on the
records Of the Board, and the Clerk shall
give notice OF such special meeting and the
time thereof to any member Of the Board
not joining in the order"
SEC. 2. No County COMMISSIONS in
this State shall have power or privilege to
make any advance to any INDECENT or in
firm or other person or persons, except the
sick as q charity, under any pretext what
ever, Of any money. credit, security, mer-
chandise or other valuables, for any pur-
pose, until the same shall have been passed
upon and allowed at a meeting of the Board.
SEC. 8. No County Commissioner or
Board OF County Commissioner in this
State shall have power to make any appro-
p~riation or payment of any money, mer-
chandise or other valuable to any INDECENT
poor, infirm, or other person or persons,
except the sick as a charity, unless the
same shall rave been previously recon-
mended as necessary by two or more pro-
perty taxpayers of the county. The re-
commentator must be in writing, and
signed by two or more property taxpayers
Of the county, and passed upon, and pay
ment authorized by the Board Of County
Commissioner at q meeting of the Board,
SEC. 4. No County Commissioner or
Board Of County Commissioners in this
State shall have power to make any appro-
priation or payment Of any money, mer
chandise or other valuable to any sick per
son or persons, unless the same shall havt
been previously recommended in writing
as necessary by q resident of the county
SEC. s. No claim Of any COMMISSIONS
for payment, allowance or advance of any
money, merchandise or other property, tc
any INDECENT poor, infirm or sick person .ol
persons, shall be allowed or paid, unless
presented and authorized as provided in
Sections 8 and 4 of this Act.
Sec. 6. 1t shall be duty Of the Board o.
County Commissioners to keep on file in
the County Clerks Office all recommends
lions mentioned in Sections 8 and 4 OF thii
Act, and the same shall be open to inspec
ton to any resident of the county.
Sec. q. If the Board of Commissioner
in any County in this State, or any member
of any Board, shall violate any provisions
of this Act, such member or members 81
violating shall be deemed guilty Of a mis-
demeanor, and on conviction thereof shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding on.
hundred dollars or less than fifty dollars
and shall be liable for any loss, damage Of
expense sustained by the County in con
sequence Of such violation.
SEC. s. Tais Act to take effect in an,
County in this State having polled NOR
than fifteen hundred votes at the last Gen
eral Election in 1880. +.
Approved February IA, 1881.