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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13
shtrley's Position.

We clip the following from The
Clifton Radical, and it speaks from
authority. Read The extract, you
temperance Republicans, and tell US
if you can support him. The idea
Of running a license man on a,tem-
peranco platform, is, to say the least,
not very consistent:
"Frequent and persistent inquiries
come to US about MIR. Shirley's tenn.
perance position. We are instructed
to say that if Mrs.. is elected he will
be in favor of Of granting license in
incorporated towns whore parties de.
string to go into the liquor traffic
have the consent of the town council.
Or in any community where the cit
liens petition the court asking for
the issuing Of license ho will favor it,"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

The hope Of the Republican Rings
tiers about Point Pleasant, that the
Democratic ticket will not get the SOL
id support of the Democratic party
is a delusion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13
PUBLIC SPEAKING!
Lon. EUsTACE GIBSON,

Democratic Candidate for Congress,
will address the people of Mason
County, at the Court House, on
Friday, September 18th, 1882, at
l:3O p. m. Turn out everybody,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13
BOOTS AND SHOES.

A FULL line of Ladies', Misses and
IA Children's Custom Made, Cali, Nor
rocco and Kid Shoes. Mems, Boys and
ChildIen's Custom Made and Eastern
Boots and Shoes, just received, at the
Lowest Prices for first class Goods
aug IOiw. WIN. SMITH
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wante Coopors.

CIX good Flour Barrel Coopers wanted
y Immediately. Good wages and perma-
nent employment. Apply 10 JOHN S.
MILLER, Point Pleasant. [sepl3-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

Win West Virginia again be Re.
publican is the question which meets
us at the outset of the opening cam
Decentralization Tribune.
Not in your lifetime Bro. Gibbons.
The State has had a taste OF Radical
rule, and the people do not want any
more Of it, land don't you doubt it
dear friend"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

The Democratic county ticket is
composed of men of intelligence and
experience, and all the clements
which goes to insure success. The
Independent voter "who votes for
the man-not tho party" will find
on the democratic ticket such men
as he delights to vote for.
Loomis' personal popularity will
carry this county by good big ma
jority.-RadicaI
Well, the Democratic will see to it.,
that Loomis does not get a majority
in this county. This county is for
Gibson by very handsome majority.
The Clarksburg Mewa: Fifty thou
sand workingmeu are out of employ.
ment to-day. Where is the Radical
party that so blatantly heralds its
friendship for the laborer2 They arc
always to be found wanting in the
hour of need.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

Apathy and defeat. Activity and
success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

CEND your orders for printing TO this o.
y fee. Done promptly; low prices
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

The Radjca! is apoing the State
Jopna! in its abuse Of Nj Gibson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-09-13

RANDOLPH STALNAKER, Secretary Of sta'o
sept6--iw.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
q MIIerIet.
Tali9e Yfsrbefitternng.

gitlfab bef1ulotst man bic pftroes
bdnolsr bas fe ibrsn Yfsreen, psl6s fs
Sstfauftn polIen, arisntt Spieeslans,
SaIf &c. untsr pas Gutter rtensen, UNI fe
eaeur6 i&nsa felt 3u maten unp fbnsn
eth ftbnes 5aar 3u onfhofsn. Dies
tlrfte ater faum ie Der G,Q itin, eenn
bie 9ferostdnpler rperesn iib rppbl bitten.
ioste Stcfs ~ ~fittern, bic nt6t ausin
nattbeiltse 6olssn, fonbern felbf ZEN
COB Der pferee bsrbeifdbren f5aneu, mas
bstm Arlsnif, rpenn Elm pfsro nur Elm
penfs su ptsl caucn srbdlt, let1t ssidsbsn
udrbs. au@ Der S~pisssIan, bat ietne
iblen Golsen, ineem csrIelbe, frbalb etn
gferc piel unb anbaltenp BARON bsfommt,
peru5se ieinsr S6psre In benz 8linp.
BARN lisssn blsibt unb can, cine bspents
Tide SOltf bsrScrbrtn8t.
Dassssn tsfsbt cine fsbr bdufs pors
eommsnbe fall6e Gd!tsruns sartn, rpsn,
Die Yfsrbe nas ssfdttert tperrsn unb ale
d bic 3 Stunpsn etae Guttsrsabe srbal.
ten, wslbe tbeils aus 6afsr tbstls aus
W~fi3enflsie, Wslibforns poer BUD.
psi,snl6rot bsfsbt, mas NIT SddnIina
urc Bafer als S&lsmpe ssfittsrt miro.
SO III ~bsfannt, eas namentlt1 Der BUD
wet;enfhrot duberf nabrbaft III unp
einen itnsqen Gsttanias tspirft, inesm
bic Pierre ipslte 6 bic s Wpasn bin.
eur6 lol6ss Guttsr erbaItsn baben, pra
unc abseruucst fnp.
Sn ben Stdqsn Der p%ferbsbdntler
iebi man bdufs Elm srOsss Gas itsbsn,
in wsldsm f6 Elm 8rsi aus Su6psis
ssui&rOt uno 0afsr bsfnest. Solsn
nun pte pferce ssfattsrt rrerpen, 70 erbaIt
isess pfrp sine patience Wulpe pOu
5dterlinae unc einen Sibsl ppQ bon
benz etnsepst6tsn S1rot. pas IN Der
8rippe untereinanpsr eemenet miro, 3u
fml1sn. Weifens tefpnmsu cte pferpe
am WorSen une Absnp pits naGe Satter,
can'bsn UNI IL lbr Wittass unp um 2
ubr Na6mittasS trodfnen 6dfsr unp
5dtalin8. pie prsi mol td9lib 6tu unp
Saufen. Dae pte YisrSe In ben % I,
tassltuncsn 5afsr erblItfn, in ~isitensesr
Sdnplsr rUblbsrstnst pamit ii6 ndmli6
Die Sdufer, pelhe In Der Hsssl um risis
Sa9eeSsit in csn Stau fommen, oon Gem
ftdftt9sn 8utter ibsrisusen. 8emnt
einmal Elm Sdufsr sur 3sit, no bic pier
&c sten nOiIss 8uttsr srbaltsn. 70 ertldrt
tbm rcbl Ger 5fnbIsr, pae istre pfsrpe
rn Druie pessn tdslt4 siamal 8lsienfuts
ter vrbislitn, pocurb Gle 5bisre aussss
fablt unc Die Oruie ssbpten wdros.
Dur& etsis Sltterunsspsiie bstommfn
Die pierre, infpl9e &c: letbafien 9srrau~
uns, frtue gei6pstrsn. puy9 psl6e Der
Sppt Die Bluff unp Der llatsrlsib belds
fftst rsteen, fpnrsrn eislsIbsn slbaltsn
rut& cas- Iei6te Sutter Ssuer unp s.isen.
eur& lstbafte Sspfsunsen Mutb uap
Xraft bstm Wuftsrn. mas Dem 6dnplsr
iebr srplnibt une i'm bstm Saupsl Dol,
8rpeem Nussn III. inbtm ib Die pier
ps ltbr Sostbeilaft ausnsbmsn. Ssrnrr
IT pte naHe S%dtteruns aud binf6tli6
ess 0slcpuntiss ppbl berstnet, neil
pieie Ndtteruns nt6t IL fOfipielis III, ale
ete 5afefltteruns. 10 pas papur& an
0elppertb oft msbr als elm D.itbeil ers
lpalt rpire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

Cholera rprseteust.
G6iHsHeberr srbtuoert
Set Gceesialeu ioIte sS
I'm Sauie In hsr Rabe
heS eettuamS anges
pauet psrpeu, url uus
anssuebme @srlGe Bu
teietttsen.
GS 1T Elm @eaenmttteI
ae9en animalii6e pte
resstabuiiae @ifte,
Glide SC.
0siibrlt6e Gusednfuns
gen rcn Sranteuj,ms
ineru uuo Scipitalsru
irereeu eurh ieiusuC ss
brau1 unia aali9 se'
mG6t.
SeIbss 6ieber aasses
! rpttst.
That ba5 srrse
Reimisunssmitte
tit zen
In s CO.,
ano aasiaiss Stftsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
Waht bes Gummanbos.

Sn Elm &eiddftslotaI tritt 3i.mIid
Hart ansetrunten. Elm Ssdtbruoer. 8srs
ssbsns iu4t bic Y~srfduferin uno bann Der
2ebrlins Den 3uorinsli9tn u~bSuwsiien.
Sa erIdeint Der Serr oes @,i4dftss. gr
bemsrtt on sinem 8anbe auI Der 8ruf bes
8ummlers cine 5slo5ussmeoaiQs. .aba,
Elm 9sueiensr SoIoat" osntt er uno ions
mapoirt nit frdfiiasr Stimme: Stiu9es
ftonbsn I! Wsdaniih nimmt Der anseirun=
tens auf bieits commando bin feline Rnos
den a%uiammen unb ftsbt, iotusit biss in Jet,
nsr 8srfoKuns m6slid III, ftromm ba.
a9tuns! = San3ss Battalion 6ebrt -
Ser 8ummlsr ma6t rs6t regelre1t Die
Wenouns. Battalion Wari4 = uno
Obne Sirdubsn mari&irt er 81 Der Dor ibm
sI6fnsten 3biire binuus!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

Wann ST IS Dir rsdt, rpsnn i'd Den
Batailonsarst Der slsi4 nsbsnan wObni,
bolsn lafe3
Stau: Was? ginsn . ataiaonsarst bsi
msinsr tarfsn Hatur9 Wsnn Su sinsn
arat pilNf. 10 boz bod sIsi9 sinsn RsSis
m~entsarSt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
llebrrl1rte Wahnung.

Ssrr QlIo i6 Tam mid auf Die 5nIta
bartlett uno Solioitdt oes SoisntOifes
oerlaHen2
9srtdufer: So iae' Sbnsu meter
ni&ts, ais oisisr SOlsnfOf 1T ni4t gum
3srrsiBsn.
Strr (nad einissn Sassn): sic niss
osrird9tiger S6pinbltr. i'd bab' Ia i4on
S3ren Soisnitof 3srriHsn!
9atdlfsr: Sa. narum babsn sic i'm
osnn Serrifsn ?! SD bah S5nsn bod auss
oridli4 esiaSt: Disisr SOisnfof 1T ni4t
gum 3 srrsiBeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

8ipsfiguren unO 9ipspsrsisrunssa
laFsn it6 obne 8ef&iotsuns uuf fols.
snce Wetie reinfsen. Wan fob. aus
Stdrfs efnen ptdsn 8ieifsr unp trast
ibn mittelf zines uetaen piniels auf
bic 9tpsseasnfdnpe auf. Sobalp Der
SHELTER ~SOIfdnpfs sstrOfnst l5f sr I6
lstat In pinusn SIatt6en ab, psnsr
aae S6mus belle ~anbafen. Die
@tps9ssenRinpe af5efnsn piebsr ne
neu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
Wir aGbern uns 10 miro aus 70

Wir nabera uns - 70 miro aus "a,
ris sel6risbsn - IN Sabsn Der Wsbs
nit &isIsnltrittsn zen 3sitsn Der .8ss
ssntl@aft". Wapams Wadty, pis 0ai'
tin pss bsfanntsn reiSfsn Wannes Der
Gres, bat tbr pOrirait bon WsiGpnisr
maIsn lafsn. Ste irast ein bsuliass
Standardization Stsl eouiS XIV. Ssrr
Sonnat malt fe nunmsbr In lem
Sleirs wsl6sS Die Stapt itinsReit, ptr
Satisrin gussnis ssrebrte. unp psl&ss
buneettauiene GraneS ssfofst bat. SO
1T Gin Spissnflstc. psGsn 5srasauns BIZ
sei&idhfsn 8ISppIsrinusa pisr,sbn ssQs
SABRE bsl&aitiSt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
0ssen Serbrsnnuasea uns 8srs

Oe8eR VerbrennuaBth Ar0 Sers
brlbuGBea Or. s. 5irlb In Yras,
Gin alter, erfabrsnsr Ar,t psrSHsntlibt
In Der -. 3. {. As." Elm Wittsl, Gas,
pstI 60 ebenic stnfab. pte rptrtiam III,
cine ptitsre 8srbuttuns psrrisnt. DaSs
ielbe bsfsbt aus elmer Salbe, BE aus
Butter unp sanssn Girp.tan. bsilius
fB su slst&m 1bsiIsn (auf 1 ebfd
Butter Elm st GUT nit sinappsr &c.
rabrt) iuiammsnsslsst IN. Dixie Sal'
te miro auf 6!sde asffrttsn, aufsslsBt
uno 10 Oft fte trpdsn miro, srneuert.
Sis iuu ltbr baIp ben S6msr, lincern
unp islbf pts sr5sten une tiefasn
Sranpwunrsn tn ssrtdltnts ndsis furs
or 3sit unp pbue 3urldlaHanssn BON
Sdrammen ppufommsn bsilsn. Or.
. s,dhlt stssg-. Sag NO sins- Htsu
pur@ ansdnesn ibrsr alsiper am pan.
gen SbTper nit arpBen une tiefen
Sranepunrsu bsesdt rpar. Der 2lrst
lisB elm Settub NIT Der SaIbs aus 1
Stlo Butter uno 20 Sisrn bsarsi9sn
unp rie Rranfr parin sinfblas.n. Die
bsfttssn S6msIssn lisssn balp mad, unp
mad a6t Gasen mar bic Yatisnlin
spltcmmsn ssbeiIt. Sn sinsm an'
rsrsn 6aas bate fi& Gin iuusss Wtde.
den rurb @rpIpipn elmer 1bstmaibint
eas sanss 9siidt nit Ginidlus Der
a%usenltcer s'rbrdbt. aud bier purss
eis Setlans rur6 Aufssuns bon nit
Der Salbe bsftri&snsn 9appsn in ssr'
bdltntsmdsiB tursu 3sit bspsffs aist,
pbne rab stne Spur Ger 9srpuncuns
iuriidblfeb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
@sso. Sroder & &c..
S31, S35 Staotu6rse6d,t
RaimfraBe, Dubuque, Ssps.

Snpsrttart rns 5&HbIu u
RasafattarSssrtn, 6i,tseashts, esasIs, ssass- sss
~&tneantHtsIH. saamtrt, SuSs 6urasstase
auf ctatauns aastf.rtist.
Die sEasrtrtfEi&sa slaRtat, xns ssGssu vssuR
Der snsas 0dtafSah.
Srntr tint ssaainstst Nussasl In sats Nessassesx,
namsHtse Raarta, bic ft fur 5srmtr tisstn.
~ Pnr 3. z. SudtsIi fuustit felt ,sss,tx Sseess
ale BerIAaftr In sttftm @sf1S ftSba 4Et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

Wie i6aea felbf feline auf 3infss.
sinisn ansslsste 9slpiummsn pa6fen,
BARON bat Der fdr sin 1enfmal ess
&idtsrs Warfbal seIammslts 5Oup Elm
re6t ani6aulideS Sesipfel eetptsn.
Die im Sabre 1885 ;u bieism 3psfs
8siammelte Sumne bate nttt einmal
sans $4,000 srsebsn. Disie Summe
rurce tn Spnr5 Der Stapt gbbtlapels
pbta anselest uno BON tbren 3tnien
fsts neue Bombs anssfauft. 6suts mad
as Sabrea bat iib eas uriprdnslibs
Capital mebr ais Serls9sfa4t unp be-
triat $50, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
Die inifi9e Spalte.

NV S"vs3S OV<
Rsttp: HnRdaSiser S&srt 3temst BEN
Gbrifen, erbeitert ole Steie uns
kefUrsert iflbf bic @siunbbtit
tts 2eibe8.
9ie neae 0orelet.
Sd tueib ni9t. mas ioq Is 6.oeutsn,
SAB i'd 10 3ufri,ben bin
Stia LAB i'd bas S4iHIein s~elsitsn
auf rubisen Bosen babin.
Sie Sts', bic LANCE ba brobH
Cob in bss @eisbss Salar,
81 fort, isre 5sben s.rfiObsn,
Ni4t tdmmt fie ibr bui@iSes Door.
Ri&t ersift he nit sisrisen Rraasn
Die S4warjsn ms6r an Ssuano,
Senn = He if mss BaHer sefalen
Nun iubelt bas gan3e 2ano.
llnb Rn9snb aus allen Ye3irfsn
S6r Qnabsn unb Wdosl he nab'n
So8 bat nit i,inem Birfsn
Ser tleine Winoborf 9stbanl
(S4marss 1Iatt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
Gin fnmiiher Rprfaa ersianste I'D nsr

Gin fnmiiber g0rfaa ersisnst. I'D nsn'
LID in elmer bsna6barten 2anofir1s. gi'
rem broOsn, aber ni9t altussi4siotsn iun=
gen Sarmsr maro bas 9lld isines Grit
SebOrnsn gu 3bsil. Gr bate mas bonn Nus
issnsn nod Der q burt seb6rt u. trat am
Gage nod Der Saufe in Der 8ir4e an Die
Commandment, nm pie sr iaste, ausser
isgnst su psrosn. Ser 9risiter antuors
tets @sbcn sic. msin Sobn, Ssr Sseen
liegt gu Sauis in Der Bis9e, ab.r usnn
S1re Srou tOmmt, pirb her Ses.n ilr Die
aud fat's gang Saus iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
Reclamation.

Inter Die grbe miibtsH gu Did per.
trishsn Dor S4am, Su 9auseni4ts
i4al; cine Jrau ibrsn bstrunfensn gbe-
mann.
90 sib mir Die RsQsridIdHsI, ,ruieosrte
ois5sr 3srtniri4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
Gin broaiaer 3uila,nfaa %.r.ion,t. ad

Gin broliser 3uii9snfal er.isnsts R&
iinsft In Sorueilas (Wtr.eo) bel elmer
Spiritifenporit.Qun9. 2sbtsrsr fanb In
.inem 8rstti9uppen. on ben Rd Elm sb.n'
faas brsttsrnsr gisIsfal anIsbuts, ftatt.
Radosm fd Der Director Die Sragsn al.
niger 3uidausr our4 alopfseifer bate Be:
antportsn lafen, i9ritt sr 3ur Ssniations.
hummer, in Der Elm s9tsr l.ibbuitis.r Ssif
citirt psrosn iplte.
Sie 8lbns puros pI6bli9 bunisI idaus
stli4 flans Elm Samtam, unb Der Director
risf ben S9att,n aus isinT Qual". 60
oausrte ni9t LANCE, 70 sri9isn Der Self in
@sfo!t zines - 6 sIs. Der ben Dsg sur
Sd9ne oura cine Ofsns Sblr ssianosn
bate.
@eesnibsr bisism Goneurrsntsn ioa
Der S4attsn rubis lin isinsr Dual" &c.
blisbsn itin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
BON NHudensr SsRidirsplas or.

sdbIte bic SiOb. PrsHs fOIssnosn S&,rs :
Wor9.ns idob Elm 5obn Der Sprse psr-
i&isosns Wale mad Der 5eloi4sibt, obn.
stuas gu trtffsa, beim ltbtsn S6ub risi
sr 9onnsrpstter .bn sbn3isss Saar 3n
tur3 absetommen unb iuisbsr ni9ts Dos
slab ! germ, 6srr 8ruaoa. q Door DO I'm.
ten uffsm Stano madt orob'n uf Der Sslb.
i6eib'n a gang. garrud.n! (psrriids)
risf earouf treubsrbia Elm bintsr ibm its.
bsnbG 3proler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

Sd iebe midi Gin, rDdram mir uns b,ioe
tootlHitbsn %ioutsn, iasts Elm SusIant gu
istnsm @e9nsr. SD bin srobmiibis.
Bitf 9u MUIR srf Ssin piiioI meg.
aber, no blsibt bas Define, frasts Der
an6ere.
Msinss bsbalts i6 naiirli9 absr i9
usriprs&s Dir. 'bab i'd nidt 6Iters i9ieben
usroe, oils ts mir nod msinsm oiscrstio.
ndrsn grmtfsn paBt.
Ob Sn i4Iausr Srisosnspossl iast.
Der 9ssnsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
SersroSeS erftOrer bsna raafbeitsfeimen:
Oarbb's
Yropbblactic 6lnib
Slattern
duSs
8erpttet

Mnhe6une unmbslt@.
&raufeujimmer lufts
rein uue ausenebm ses
inaht.
Wtsbsrtranfen Oats
entett etneerurs uno
Grfrtihauste rtits.
barn Baher NIT, lem
Wafer juseiestsm Pro-
phylactic Fluid.
@d6er tpeiber 9eint
turdb fsinsn @ebrau4
ftsr 30 trtttleu.
uuretne 2uft uuinabs
ltd semat,t uro sereis
utSt bur@ Sprenssu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Rsinteune oes
MtbesuS uub yutss
gubsu Der Sabne
III hes WittCl unn5ers
trsfItt.
q 6nupiens shustrt
uno ssbetlt.
0ofe ssbeilt.
Nrano ipunoen auseus
blifli& seltubert
Narbeu perbiubert.
Sc entfernt aue uRanSez
nebmen @era5e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

Sc Sarp Is en- Sntrumsnt I'm w.nn
but perftsibf, be Siten TO i9labn, warb
ie bin Gsb6r srfrsasn. go is bat nit ben
Winidsn pad sm an be rs&te Sitt an,
uno ou parrf Rubsn un ne Grsub an en-
bsbbn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-08
STATE .gSTS

St. Mary's School for Girls will reopen
Aug. 10, under favorable auspices.
Reno rejoices. The employees OF the
Nevada & Oregon Railroad nave been paid
off, and the road is building right along.
Is this an accidental coupling? Reno
Journal: D. A. Bender of Carson and w.
W. Bishop, the old war horse Of Eureka,
were registered at the Depot Hotel last
night.
Carson was much excited last Saturday.
The Canny Scots, who had their picnic at
Treadway's ranch, took in too much gin,
got o~bstreperous and came near capturing
the town.
So many patients are being discharged
from the Insane Asylum, at Reno, that
the Reno Journal thinks Nevada will soon
show a smaller per cent of insane persons
than any other State in the Union.
Some careless person discharged e gun
in Carson Friday, seriously wounding a
little girl, the daughter Of a French
Canadian named Gibean. Shot lodged in
her hand, breast and face, causing painful
wounds.
Reno Gazette: In response to tho press
ing demand Of some OF the leading Repub-
Leans of the State and many personal
friends in the ranks Of both parties, Alvaro
Evans of Reno has concluded to allow his
name to be used as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board of Commissioners met yes
terday and transacted the following bust

The Board of Commissioners met yes
terday and transacted the following bust
ness:
BILLS ALLowED.-A. c.. Bishop $3.50,
Geo. Young $40 so, E. r. Dodge q Co.
S273 %, Commercial U. ms. Co. 1924 81,
j. B. Simpson 500, J. G. Ravell SIS, Mrs.
J. D. Hunter $685., G. Fox $76 Is, f.
Reilly IS, j. G. Powell $40, W. E. David
son $25, d. McEvans S24 80, Mahlon
Ridge Il Co. 50, W. P. Haskell IS rs, r.
Sadler & Co. $50 25, R. Sadler & Co. $40 so,
G. W. Schwamb IS 80, W. J. Penrose SIS,
w. j. Penrose S54, A. D. Rock 500,
James E. Anderson S85 so, Mrs. Keefe
S37, Cassidy 4 Skillman SILT so, Godfrey
& Mcmillan SIS, Chinaman S12 IS, Centen-
NAL Guard $50, r. Ryland S45, P. De Cook
50 so, j. Wadish 1887 and 1856 so.
Town BILLs.-E. J. Butler SIS, VIM.
Bailey $50, F. j. Schneider 1913 so, Thorn
as Coonan $40, s. f. Mikel SIS, F. Reilly
S64, NJ. Terrell S125, j. Wadish 1929, r..
Sadler & Co. S35 IS, L. Brandt 800,
Eureka Water Works $3.50, II. S. Farley
$2O,iA.L Fitzgerald S24, Barlow & Hender-
son 800.
The report of Capt. Rock on the number
of miles of the @. P. in Eureka County
was accepted.
The sum of 81 200 was transferred from
the General to the Salary Fund.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-08
Minister Dasg EFT Eeted.

Hon. R. NJ. Daggett yesterday received
from Washington his commission and
instructions as Minister to the Sandwich
Islands, or Hawaii, as the people Of that
country prefer to hear their kingdom call
ed. As a starter, he was given a reception
at the Washoe Club by q number of his
friends, and was made the recipient of two
handsome legation flags, one regulation"
and one storm" The presentation speech
was made by G. G. Stevenson and respond
ed to by Mr.. Daggett in a happy manner.
After the speeches came champagne and
congratulations. Soon he will be brought
down to his regular raw-fish diet, and it
will not be long after he lands before he
will have a finger in the poi, says Sundays
Enterprise. il not in the pie" OF Kanaka
land. He will probably leave here in q day
or two for the Bay, and will watch his
chance for getting over to the Islands by
any intermediate steamer that may be
going that way, as he is expected to go
thither as soon as possible. We shall all
feel safe in going to the Islands when We
have as q ''friend at Court" an old Com
stocker and an old Pacific Coast Pioneer.
Doubtless at any time when we go over
he will give us a free ticket to see Manua
Loa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-08
A HOrrid Worm.

The needle worm has made its appear
ance among the shrubbery in Eureka. 1t
is an ugly-looking insect, dark green in
color, from one and a half to two inches in
length, and wonderfully destructive. 1t
climbs very rapidly. Where it m
from is one of those mysteries only I'M
raveled by Providence. The only garden
we have heard Of being attacked by this
pest is Mr.. Wethered's. The worm made
its appearance there on Saturday evening,
and during the night stripped the luxuriant
vines on the north side of the building as
clean as whistle. Towards morning the
greedy monster swung around to the east
side, finished up the tender vines, and
then proceeded to tackle a large and sue
culent willow. He was discovered in his
work Of destruction about II O'Clock and
vigorously attacked by Mrs. Wethered, as
sisted by an attache of the SENTINEL.
The upper branches Of the tree had already
been stripped, while the middle ones were
black and borne down with the worms
feasting on their last meal, for the branches
were Topped off and the crawlers destroyed.
There were not more than about 200
worms. yet they constituted an army as
destructive as a myriad of grasshoppers.
Only a few we're discovered appeasipg their
appetites yesterday, which had probably
escaped the killing process the day before.
A good lookout is kept for any new grubs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-08
Hrenuan.Maynar .IHinckley

The fellow whom Sweeney nipped at
Truckee turns out to be an old and cum
ming hand at several sorta of little jobs.
He was James W. Brennan while he was
here. Under this alias probably he hurt
the feelings of Sweeney & Co., and OF
others as we'll, getting away with a saddle
from Sloss on a forged order, ETC., etc.
The following dispatch from Nevada City
to the San Francisco Chronicle contains
something OF his history:
NEVADA CITY, Aug. "A young man
named Maynard, alias Hinckley, was to-
day lodged in Jail to await trial oh two
charges of forgery, preferred by persons
in Truckee. He admits shat he has done
well travelling from town to town and
forging the names of w%ell-known citizens
to orders on stores for money. He is
wanted at Eureka, New, for stealing a
horse, and an officer from there came out
with a warrant and tried to get him away
from the authorities at Fruekee, where he
committed his last crimes.