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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

District Attorney Worthington gave notice
in the criminal court yesterday that prison.
ers from this city could be sent to the Albany
penitentinry.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

The last will of Doretha Schroeder was
fled yesterday. She leaves all property to
her son, August Schroeder, and appoints him
executor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

THE Rowland Dental Association No oil -Four.
and-a-balf street northwest, three doors north of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, do all kinds of Dental Work.
All work warranted first class. Have administered
nitrous oxide TO over 10000 persons
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

The regular meeting of Friendship lodge,
No. 7, I. o. NJ, was held last evening. The
new bylaws and amendments to the consti-
tuition were adopted. v.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15
Marriso.

wOODLEY-McCoOJY.- Rockville, Nd, on
the 18th of February, 1883, by Rev. E. b. Pretty
man, Ono. W. WooDLEY, of Washington, ID. O., to
Miss JOSEPHINE McCooEY. of New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

Michael J. Macksy was held in $500 bonds
for the grand jury yesterday, on the charge
of embez2ling $50 from Mrs. Mary Clancy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

A. II. Harris, of 116 street northwest,
and L. II. Hughes, of SIG Sixth street north
west have reported that overcoats were
stolen from them
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

ments, and have nothing TO do with Thorn. 1
am not responsible for the appointment of
males instead of females in the treasury de-
partmout or any other departments.
All the other important statoments-if in
deed, any of them arc important--of Index"
are equally without foundation in fact, and
aud show gross ignorance and carelessnoss on
the part of the writer. A little more knowl-
edge and less assumption would better
become ono assuming tho Office Of public
instructor.
The report of tho civil service commission,
which will be made public in fow days. will
be profitable reading for Index"
CHARLES LYMAN,
Chief examiner United States civil service
commission.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

MIR. +. W. FISK, money clerk of the American
Express office, Kansas City, Mo-, states that he
has been using 81. Jacobs OIL for long time for
sprains, bruises, &e and has always found relief.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15
%nttion Salts.
S1Ef on '1f11ssnI Wnx1N7Ff ,r'RIvf1EdEss:'

OFFICE OF THE ENofNEER COMMISSIONER,
WAsHfSoToN, ID. O., Feb H. 1884
- Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY, FEB
RUARY 20, 1884, the fish wharfin Washington and
the fish stalls In Georgetown will be sold at public
auction for the term of one year from March L. 1884,
rs follows; At O'Clock p. m, on the premises ak
fish stalls in GEORGETOWN market house TO the highest
bidder. Terms cash, In advance Also at O'Clock
p M, on the same day, on street, between Seventh
and Ninth streets northwest In front Of the fish stalls
leges granted allowed by the laws Of the corpora
ton OF Washington to establish wharyes and docks
for the landing, cleaning, and sale of fish in the city
Of Washngton; aud no wharton dock ahau be deemed
eligible unless situated at some point on the north
side ofthe Potomac river, between Eleventh street
east and Fourteenth street west TO the highest bidder
Terms-One hundred dollars TO be paid on the day
ofsale and the residue to be paid within five days
from day ofsale
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners D. c.
q. !. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u. =. A.,
Engineer Commissioner ID. O.
THOMAS DOWLING, Auctloneer. fel3.lOt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

UN THOMPSON,
Il . 1000 PA. AV. N. W.
This morning Mt IL o'clock shall sell at my auc-
tion rooms a complete line of household effecta
Terms cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

80 Fourand-a-hali street northwest,
fc-N,'vr'H Washington. d. C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

10y PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY PRE-.
NN-tf pared a. fair prices at tOIGHLlNS lAuT-
luhtl', MFscuic Temple, 9th and SITS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

49,. FOOD. SIZED, SAND AND MEDICINE
49, for birds, nj COughlns Drug Stores also n
variety oi goods not 10 be found elsewhere sel7.tl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

sSSSTs HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS. TTNCT
49, ures and D!luuOns Humphreys Specifies
Ioud's Extract. witch Hazel Oh, Hurlburts IrOchcai
Drops, at COUGBI.lN'S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

,r-aF=s ELY'S CREAM BALM, COOKS BALM
sA7Ss Of Life, Sgndiord's, Knights, Hnrcy's, Vie
d. Meyers, snge's and other Catarrh Cures al
cot GliIIN'S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-15

A long experience in the sale OF Watches
has convinced us that for accuracy and dura-
bulty those manufactured By the above max
ers have no superOrs.
Special attention Is invited to the low price
for which Reliable Timekeeper can be
bought.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04

ruza" Enseus5Ete SafcH HHb SIaHss
worfli6tefea aHfsuIasU-
Eer Reen, ais Rafe 9euounxH, Eat
ud5rezbtr aEti6brigm Rssoafrutfious<
pc.sose pom 1868 Bis 1876 ni6t MIR Eng,
Ionsan and nd ieibf teE @eDeis ssIRs
int, bag q als 8aHe Ho3 DieI DeaieeT
fdhis II, f& feIbif ~ reeisren. beEn
fefre Defbm Ru5iTgn. CT tat that's
idA!:A Zen Rif6sDert mn be roItiiGe
Setfuug IN beiEahe aim i1e.i4en SfGa=
tsE freiDiais aufgsssten- SieadGi biz
ct 8usinieu cins zasaa5ns 5ieruou-
Nr pi1ez aHr, beg N 9sHifsna,
9liihfhp5i, alabana, IN artazias, N
gesr1ia HnS IA 6sH beIeeH 9are!iaa's
be Resa lcHzat EEs isHers b. Roti:is
an ben GassH sesdHst HH5 H3 aHsiGlRs'
li6 ten A6sTtGa iHse-eHef sab<u-
IN Sidetea, Dis ReD Orleans !. g,
rsiE utc5r ned aIs GHf bsu 2snec. DTe
E1sE 5erss5s:3 ned ReseTa ir6eH. Tie
6ereit Ddrcz, Rea eiEErs 5doueer.H Re
ceIsleTTI:srTEEs GEsiHvonherE- ERaH
ziIbs ~ebsnieReHig bic ReseI ea;a seDes
s,n l5EatH, zatsr isI4eu umrsueeE as
ren s:gsaeu 5lesnfast ~ kt.sez, wie
men tEni3utzge bie a6s bic ssEIe R<It
.srfrtE;tH JassE SaIa t-izstn t5Enit,
mad 8atit TINA n JlsbGE, Nh eeTt les
RsiS IaoI5's arb SaicE1o's Disesr eEis
Iuribisu. rs. 4. q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04

babea, ihren llmfat a Gnrspa rermittrIn
N poIcas insefen ftimmen lei einien
tie Rzrrnern Ser Sinsf9cige ni&t nit
eeEsn Der Farirre. Eie % heisf, inb
&70o, her GrI5s ans ben SfreiHi5Am
Observation-Disclosures, Rnh has ssffohIene
bacx Sch mad &itn cher Eelfb in bic
6tIssasstafe eer Sfircidifdsn Nnarais
fen esfohea. Ssbann Ref, Der f4
;ur abhaItnns einer FpsiaIifiE4en NaIs
ieHpufammIuas IN giisabeih. g. g, bes
faze, uuree pcu sirienr Berihterifatter
auf eos ginsanss ~erpdbute @isuer
SeIssramm animeTtIam scma6t unh cts
fiErie: .,&eser ih ned sin anherrr
So;ieIiF IN eieiem 2anhe pusteu Gtwas
pom Gifert's Gruaerhuns eher oshcn
9eIhe, nae ID CLAUDE ni1t, haE bic
So;iaIiifrn IN Teuti9Ianb harum se-
pu6t boben. Sd sra&te bic SeI4idte
FUR cine Seniationss 9iodri6tber grehe.-
Gifert's anae5Ii9er N6reer 3ammerer
1T ein bier betannter Anar&ia, Der IN ben
Sahren ls79-lSso ,ebu Yeouate lang bel
einsm @isaTeuma6er, Gieribee,S trass
SO. ls4. bierieIbf sepcbnt bat uaS ios
eauH plSsIia perf6uunesa III. CT
srinSete bier cine Anar&iifen 3 9eita.
iSaft. peIGs IS RifsIieesr sdblts nns
ben Romsu ,,S5Uar,s Sons't fahrts.
0amaIs uar CT stpa 90 Sabre alt, ron
i9Iantsm @u4ie, Sabei trditis. nit
tieFieseaoen f9Dorlsn Ausen Huh omar,
sem S4aurVbarte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04
5nld1oiid,e Oud,riften

9 Die uuftts tS 3ataftsutns eat
iur aussab, ron $40 flr feds Gueenb
ncutr Spu6nipfs i'll Rsprdisntautens
bduit gsiubrt. 81: msiIcn SloI6neer
unb pisIs RoroI6ubsr iubrsn bas
-pri.m9en' i'm Runb..
Der gismard. FASTER. arite bat in
Gan Nrareiseo bereits III 9Iutuer9iseen
eefat,t. Ter fran36fi9e Wirfb Charles
9srs;Ual i3tuipfts III @sgtHrorl bss
tsuiiten 3il9lrrs 9sinrid pfoii auf
Bismard, hsn 8Grisr 0,Ibslm une biz
Osutidcn I'M TlIae %reintr, bic idIiumcr
ais Die gbiusitr islsH, uHb mari Rfaff,
oEs bisitr prOtsitirte. Uor bic S5lrs.
SfaF bolte iid ham sinen Re7oIpsr uno
i6Ob i'm tcbt.
9 gom sopt TRop Scurtbouis, r.
l.. wi,e ,tu i%nfnu.s SerbItdsH bsri6s
tst. Der adtssbuidbriss Sobn hes Sars
MFRS @rs. grdtt, 6iH srfI9tIi6 f9Iedt
tr,oecnsr Puri1e, irit6sI5oIt pom isinfm
9dttr befirnit. psrifoH6 es, in cine,
Npo ssfs lid Eattrueift III psri6utieH
uH6 ooiitibe in ote sraec CUT etm 6esret
tc6snhs Suppe III l6lticR. SeGs Vits
aIieotI Der Hami!is 1seH pcH brT Suppe
urb ufranFien Tofpr,. aue, nit dnss
uahmt zines Hsincn Rinat5, purecn &c;
%rsitst: tas 2eet,rs wirb iausrIi5 gene.
iH. Der liHbOlo III bsissftcdt porbeH.
e us6tr GIN gFsusiub pirb aus
9%ittsbure. SeHrf., mitestbsiIt: .9n
Ns9ouHcIsburg bat Ruiisr Retur cine
tissnt5lmIi6t 2auns etdubsIt. inetm fe
Frau !. +. gsaot siHsm 8inbe eas
9t5su es5tu IieE. rd3Cs IN ftincm
dcuEfren SCu rolsrSstCE Sppus eints
S3umpoulrn ;ur Sdou ttest. Srpi
une Armt ses iI;iEcE Rtitns plIetu
isSsm aiisu sur SitSee ssVeiStu, uHS
cue istHe BspceuHseE 0iHuerr uHvcr
fsunbar on Sos I5icrrsi4. aEs bisfsm
@Tunss habtn bic gIlern g poTIoreIia
uutsrIahtn, benz NhrMdsH tiRsu Ras
MN ~ ss6cH.-
g Sen ct. Qouis wits tcri6itt:
@eorst ReSabbcH. ser oEecbIias Rits
fhuI6ist Ses gicrfs SEtntis 3sgsr. btE
eie .Baeifs STVTss SornpaHv- nm IOO,s
600 Tou. btftabI, ,eritIus tn SEEDING
uiiie cine Rtei,HFai4s IN Iauitr tisiEs
Sfdfc. eN Ct odHE ptTidIu6ie. I'M nd
eGs ytbeH sE Ec5EEH- GIft erri StuRs
btn ipittr cr,ihIis Ct teller, Has ct C.,
than, unb siticr bsHa6u4;ie;r biz Gtf
fineni5btantsa. Der HTIt pansie be
RGaCHzHnzpe aE, feEHts aher edraii ses
GIas HiAi s~CIGEsboIsH, HHs aIaah:. eas
RtSasecH ztnEs Aasf5i BAT, ezl 2ebsH
II klci5tn. 9ssts-u CrtISTt, cr bale
itetbeH pcGCn. neil Ct ben Sts Der
S6eaee persisss. bts lstHs 0In.sTttTzzs
uai, I'D sriasi.
RaSe 6titass uzyss vsr rziseH
Rs&Cu en 9tiSe tizrr izassH isResis
i4sa RShsriz, FaEzsns Az,eIis S>litn,
s~sfaEstH. les 1Es4Sz Eer uit4ili9
usreHeIt gereez. Ags ScTjH4s. Ten
N5gs.I aHsfaeis u Es4sa, 5errz 5s
hahn ufsIslss. Eza tat ziazt East
stm RsrseTts ~ @ehtE CSC SeI5s eiz.s
ReRncs, snetkIi4 eis RHrfiE .5sssss
fez's. tiHes frEsuCz yisbsatera ees
RSs3CEs. Ea6l eSEz EsGz hsstr IHrssss
lid ssia&t bate. esiuzssH. allie In
sei3ea sCutCa AsTszf stz, ssE tCT 9Isza
SCG6rmsrs, Eie Ezsz a~zniEsiEt. eEfi5
mad sG GTzsVszns keI Slfrz kepfEssz
cat. EEsErrGfrifs sIrs isksS be .1S<zs
tiiEf Asr IN ElsHsr sctzHs<zm SciSs
~; Sa Sssstisa's IN 5Srfd sssssrz
Tte est&e IN sSrrSts ssESsf'f IEal sszz
3sSezfsgs Iisst issS<s 80
Esss. saS "a Ssie,< BE Be
RsTeeTs eCv StfeE IA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04
gen, 10 il has game srsts essiss .aa

49,
eapGH.
2enis5eus IGst 4ie sersEsfii4e Be
f&aTenheit tes ecnseH geksetes zi3fs
az5erss usrmstheu. Teza Der mad
Srit9aEb eTeet ioDohl ME fe sDif9eu
eseism Hnb tsnI Observation-Disclosures
plate c5snfags N seu Rerth Cart ems
H~Ennbsnee BeGDn grces, an Deilgm
Ebriaens and i50H Ssh srfuneeu
vuree, Dcrbez bur3 eire RcHee heiEeT
2aRaHe aas ban Gebirse seipeif; 6
N ais ni4t er;EHetusH, eas eie GOIee
t5rner EuI aaf seT eiHeH cfHtiesu Steue,
10 BEit3GTs re eafke6t bar, siagsfrrsHt
ieIn ioHeu, ioHeeTH bag sas sGHie Sc
bict sea 6assH II Has, mas m.5r fGsez
nil, G5eraG an GssirssGbbaEse Suar;s
aeeru 1or5Gnsen fem raFen, IN relSeu
eas hard TN 6eunVrsEs III gIetEnerz
eIei4iGz aIs ait NIT einsehTuHseHsz
Retail veT5sreen Iiest.
Cm 3agaHs II eieiem RibeIuEeez,
Set EEeet EIsa 55H reri6issCzca Sci
ten. On eiafn5fsu i4eiE; seT 5sz essEr
e'AIeHe ooa .lnsm 4Entfe TN see ~
fe;u, ar zsi3ez iSt5ez S<Tr ScHnias
fIr 1850 Dollars i'd sHgssaaft Eat. M
eaieib1 eIH groEariisfs Gei3sFishaus
f5r ten aIsbala ND bert enfGitsIaeeH
8rttkt IL crrI4tea. SHi eisism mar
laaesH, eker 5csa,mtz unrege HI esE
gre Hue aai srm Gosur e'aIeHe Ri5cT
IaHst MA 5<i seT 2azSaEs HEaIiitsI5eE
Hi4t Dsi; soH Or S;sas CT, DO Der
puid,srb Grat anfiRei.
Gi.itn ait NeI!sa Dei, D<rfoIssRs,
toElni ma Sab aE sIasu, gsgIs Sii5
~benazH;eH glas. DelSeT seserRartis ser
Rttistpunfr enies soIoeRsn Saraeriss
n fxtH i4ttEt. Der MD; u 5aHu,
i~oatern ~ SanS GstieH nil. Ger uehms
Die ebeu'aGs 0 isnsm pcnEiHsiaeH
pun.ss a~bssbenbe NuQsH:R saS, vsTfoIse
bike bis "a siner an Scuth cert lies
stue<u. g0sIuiiSn seuaHHisH One uHe
ge5c bana auiudTis. Tsi2. uidD6ris etHer
STaiI. Bon ca an mig Seller fsineH
Rel ielber uIii 9ompas uae Sio6 IN Ger
&:IbH,B fu4eu.
SE;A IN SoriIaRe unS gapt. SGnborr
IN eOtar s'A!sHt uaS mtbr:re AEsty.
baben zine kompaguie sebtloer, nm ni6t
MR. TsssImd5is Eamyfer auf benz Stt
une IIuhs Iauisn gu Ioheu. icnesrn aud
MT, Ser Oregon %ailroaS uzS RaDiea:
ton RsrvdsHie uue NIT eeC Rotobcbu
RouiEasts III i4IisseH. BON aqsH Stciio'
nsH Dura SiSt:s mad ben RiHsH ~
pe~r,auftn, roecstn ne be 8ei;erbefor:
eeruns tsi Ratserur lberrssmea. Gurt
bieieB arrangement nib ZEN aus De!te'
| TsrHt sommCHetn ReIieHeeH Biz Arbt't
iebr rrIeittsrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04
tsaersaefGrpafIonFn.

Ia esJ StdatEatiteGebuHd Son GiTeif
Titu tn sin msttnih,o bigger Bti5luE stn,
atbra5i po;bcn. 0S hdst BARN. bog
rb bts befttn urS e.bilbt,fsu 3ksLce
esr bepel!rraug bic llsbsr;tueuns
bsmd5ust bot. be Rsasr f6nuieu unicr
err Strrl6ait htr Gtibsn nidi ltbSn.
lie esisuiadli.Ibt liHaIr,45si, tntpi6tls
Gifciuht uno Nietrausu, pcrauS in
t~vtitSTeI holgs cine uupfIiohHit3s 8Cines
i3aft entltcbe. IA bisis AMI hsu GtHs
u6iuu1sn btr Cltifuidoft itIba bcIuec.
10 tonne ne nitt eurh stitSgSbtrii4s
RasTssslE, irnesTn HuI buTa niHaIi6f
p~oufanelee GrtanGHs Der htietu Adfeu
ucH eIHaRetr btfsi,iat TptretR. Ttsbagb
m6gs biz p~tatsIdtur rsa @ireinisH BID
Aba,ethHtt,u lsuts Stcatss tn QsHs,tIs
riu6su. bic SanetsrsaisTuHe sui eis
EotAptnSiaiut etr GriAtuHe tints kt,
fenetrrH ReerT'{ uritoriunS IA pttpti.
len. ssSE eahtIks iortR eidtEiecu Rtacr
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ren Zen @titsH tiRsH islbffdnbis.n
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rssisruHas' 6ibia.c,'' hCr S5rpGr.sn IA
hcpCilCH.
Tsy gerf&Iss IA tn isstr puitEurs
tiHhif6. Scr adsu TtassH ESfieeH hit
BsTGiHistsu SiaattR fcia ,~.pasantes"
Suriipriura. in hsra bic ihrt oeer ices
Wili0usH Rss,T Ftat ans SaRE iar his
eutpi6sIuHs BON .StaatsRs'CR" hnStn
f6HHteu. ftIbf EtHu lis sa,u btiisist
psrsH. SoeGnu whretn BE @sisea
aaf ibrrra Sus ,,sH Gehn", Gin Rs'
etrsGetist seenia rpenis f4eam. ME ia
S;ster bic SESionsr'G rbists esi4oat "a,
ben.
Ga elsrgtet absr, mtiH: bic itSeuians
wssluntsrri6iest ,,0tuiiAe Ssifuns'' in
Rep Orleans. ~ gar ssint Aasfat Ca
faS ~UeTbanheH. Bag tis gsssr BON hSz
AEvbiefSH @tbF6n4 nia4en EarSsz.
Die u~nssbruJs Esbrlebl H~aisEtr ,,Fstsi.
BEN MifbhYsr" iua gaeeu keFnksi "a
saHt rshG ea, ne as sttses IN, sai ben
YIantaeen une In ben Stsessa, Hnh eHns
ynnDsi bureaus Hi4t has SebErfuis. fa
eaE4 Aasabuns dHst aTt .SsIberssirs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04
9Sis ole Sranssfsn nadh 4sasfins
famsu

Gan, China ,srfdgt In trri srsss A5s
tseiIuHssH, uae Ipar N j BIZ Rsasr
f6grVi Cees StemmIszs ees iCSissa
Strrf&sgsazfesl, Ett ; 1rsstrisz; 81
Sas stssHtGi4s China, nit Is BrsSSzsea
uHs - T5e uHtrTItdHisca Sansf4afiez
4RsnssId. 6biasFi&.t nrSeasH, 5fbst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-04

gsIstbHrH. Der R~auioHsrat5
ersIarfe zine RstioH iHT Giuffbrane Der
sbIisatoTii9eH 9aseIDerf4sruns eFbsbs
ID.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20
BRISTOL ITEMS.

1t is the opinion of people who ough,
to know something of mining matters in
this section, that the Day company will
soon put a force of men to work on the
Hillside mine. The Hillside is, without
doubt, one of the largest mines of this
District, and few thousands juliciously
expended i'll prospecting and developing
the property might open up u bonanzl.
j. B. Shaw's "Silver Plate Circus
showed here Monday last. Some of the
performance was fair, although taken l.
a whole j. B. Shaw-Oh, pshaw!-and
his Silver Plate, we'll mark EN- down
to about 1000 degrees below mediocrity.
1t was a good thing for Bristol. however,
the "Silver Plate" as everybody came
down from Royal City to celebrate the
sober.
Henry Demo recently hauled AZ tons
OF ore to the Day furnace from the Gypsy
and other mines belonging to him.
Thursday, 10th, Dennis Harrington, Of
Royal, stuck a pistol under the nose of
Dan Roeder, just to persuade Dan to re.
linquish some $l4 that he was keeping in
trust for House & Porter. The day ful.
lowing Mr.. Roeder swore out warrant
against Harrington before Judge Smith.
son, deputy Sheriff Barton serving the
papers and making the arrest.
Speaking Of circuses, the Democratic
primary was the boss. The pad riders
were fair; the ''tumblers" good. and the
contortlonists-well, if they didn't twist
into more inconceivable shapes.
Republican primary is to be held in
Bristol Sept. %.
Pleasant sociable that given at the
residence of Thomas Gillian Saturday
night last.
Quite recently Sam Gordon killed a
large rattlesnake in his cabin. The var.
mint had q rattles and a button and was
about three feet long.
ION McMahon and family have come
down from Royal City to live in Bristol.
Poker and faro are on the rampage
just now. Sometimes it's one way and
sometimes it's t'other Some very nice
little "divies" have been pulled out and
some very nice ones have gone back.
In regard to Day furnace matters fore.
man Walsh informs me that everything
is running smoothly and that there is
now on the dump at the furnace enough
ore to run about so days, exclusive oil
the ore now coming in from the Mendha.
Sally, Injun wife of Numbering George,
came to town on circus day. Being clad
in scarlet, therefore in the distance it was
not at all singular that the people took
her for the British flag at half.mast.
With the ru,tlinqs and the busting,
| Or the politicians here.
And the winnings and the blinkings
Over whisky, over beer;
With the howlings aud the yowliug,.
Aud the scowliugs an ! the growiinIs,
Such q iiet set of pc )ple
Are the Democrats o, here
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20

On Wednesday night, while examin.
ing his pistols, Postmaster Charley
Meyers had bullet tear off the flesh
from two Of his fingers. A kid will
never learn that pistol is dangerous
plaything till he gets the whole top Of
his head shot off.
We are sorry to learn that our ex.fel.
lowtownsman, Joe Behr, who left here
one wear ago for Tombstone, has failed
for $4,000. Joe has the sympathy Of
his host of friends in this country, for
many one has he loaned helping hand.
Patsy HARRINGTON has been trans.
ferred to the Mendha mine at Highland
since the closing down of the Day. He
is steady and reliable man and Supt.
Terry intends preventing him getting
into mischief by keeping him employed.
A YOUNG lady Of Panaca says flock Of
geese arrived in that village on Thursday
night. On first alighting there they were
of reddish hue, but since then they have
turned white. Guess the flock must have
flown there from Royal City.
THE political bumble.bee resembles
very much the Irishman's flee-when you
think you've got him, he isn't there; or. il
you grab hold of him, you generally grail
him by the end his head isn't on, and lei
60 again.
The best assortment Of Inns, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by
J. Poujade, Meadow Valley street
Wholesale and retail; home made and
imported.
THE Board Of Equalization is now ir
session. 1t is now in order for all who
gave their property in to the Assessor a,
half its value to 60 and get it further re
duced.
IT will be seen by the notice published
to-day that Jacobs & Sultan have els
posed of their interest in the firm O
Barton. Tore & Co. to G. r. Barton.
The Dry band Of cattle are pronounced
by all the cattlemen who have seen then
to be the best band of cattle they hay,
ever seen in this country.
So as not to be behind the times, Jas
Nesbitt & Bro. have received stock o
new goods.
THE weather is now all that perso
could wish it.
WAIT till the tide rolls by.
A little girl was trying to tell he
mother how beautifully a certain lad
could trill in singing, and said, ooh
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20

The Best assortment of hams, bacon
and lard in the county is now offered by
). Poujade, Meadow Valley street.
Wholesale and retail; home made and
imported.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20

For the past thirty years Denmark has
contributed a yearly average Of $500
recruits to the Mormon Church.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20

Sheriff Hardy of Washington county
came in Sunday from St. George with a
pisoner named Alfred Bumester, alias
Olof Te, sci, who is charge with an assault
with deadly weapon upon one William
STEPHENS at Camp Carbon PAGES mines).
in Washington county. Beaver Record.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20

A little girl was trying to tell her
mother how beautifully a certain lady
could trill in singing, and said, "Oh,
mamma, you ought to hear her gargle!
She does it w sweetly."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-20

There is an epidemic among the fish in
the San Joaquin river and the sloughs in
the vicinity of that stream. The shore
along the river where the water has re-
coded is found to he covered with dead
fish of all kinds. The fatal disease makes
its appearance in the shape of black spots
found about the body and gils of the
fish: Even gold fish in glass globes have
died with it.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13

CHRIsTMAS Is COMING tit YOU
d not believe it, g to Mr.. Wsis
aenthanner aud examine his large
assortment of candies and toys y
all descriptions to Madam ASSET
nean's whose shelves are full OF
gifts, suitable to present to the chill
dreu a. holiday presents to Mrs.
Binnings who is never behind in
her preparations. to make the little
folks happy, during the joyous hoIi
days ; at s. T. Grisamore, there is
All sssortm,ens Of veiOcides, hobby
horses. doll and baby carriages,
lamps and fancy goods and in
all the stores will be found a varie
ty Of toys aud playthiags that will
make hearts Of children light aud
joyful. Christmas comes but once
a year. Make the most Of it.. .
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-12-13
.NOTACE.

The undersigned will receive bids until Do
cembor II, 1854. fSs the keeping il gsod re-
pair the following public roads for one year:
list. The read leading from Bayou La
fourche to tho Cross plantation about .
miles.
2nd. The read leading from Bayou La
fOurcAe u the settlement IN Bruslee Outlet,
aoout ! miles.
3rd. The road leading from tho foot Of
jackson street. in the rear vi Thibodxux, to
the parish line. xbour snilo
Attn. The read leading from, tho RayOv L.
fourche, through the Msthews pIantatiou, to
the settlements in the rear about Two mules.
Bids to he opened in upon session at tho
next Meeting vi the Police Jury, when they
will be acted upon.
[Signedj H. N. COULON.
President.
A. j. L~AssEIGNE,
Secretary.