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SrnAle.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I3-Electoral certi6
Gates for electors for president and VIC
resident OF the states of New York amt
south Carolina were presented and placed
IN file
MIR. Sherman. OF Ohio. from the commit
tee on foreign relations. reported blck senate
hill. introduced by him December 40. To ex-
e"d 10 north PLcihc ocean the provisions of
ne staiu'es Tor The protection of fur seals
md other fur btarng ANIMALS. and after a
prief explanation The bill passed
lhe Certificate of the governor Of I.ouisi-
ma OF his appointment of Don ilson Caf nv
To hi The vacancy IN The senat- caused b,
he death of Mr.. Gibson. was presented and
Jliced on f'e
The MoGarrahan bill was under considera.
ion for half an hour and after a spec Oh
gainst it by Mr.. Mills it went over till ne.t
Nond ~ al 2. p. m.
Tha antl-op',on hill was taken up. the
'ending Question being the amendment Of
cred by Mr.. White, OF LOUISIANA. TO strike
ut The last provision in section The
roviso Is that such Contract or acreemrn,
hall not be made. settled for by delivery q,
settlement OF difference or by any OF her mod,
/ performance or settlement IN or upon any
ard of trade, etc The amendment wa.
Jected: yeas. Is: nays. 81: SO The provis,
retained in The biii. During roll-cal gen
raj laugh as provoked by the VICE president
When MIR Bricr rose To vote, Calling him '-ths
,rna;or from New York"
The question REQUIRED on agreeing TO IN,
amendment of red by Mr.. Daniel and which
printed in the bill as section 10. In III,
'bsence of Mr.. Daniel. who is on the cnm
nIttee attending The funeral OF Senator Ken
"a, the amendment went over without ac
ION.
Mr.. Villas moved To amend the second sec
ion by add NJ the words ''and Dies not. II
,nod faith. il tend 10 purchase and del,ve
he articles contracted 10 be sold and lIv
:red according to The terms AMI requirement.
II such contract. He said that The purpo>,
f The amendment was 10 Distinguish IrctI
maze transactions from gambling operations
The deblte on this amendment ccupI,c
he remainder of The days session and with
,ut action upon it, il went over
The Norfolk and Western railroad bill. a
| pas-e 10y ihe house. was sent over To III
enate to-day and was. under the rules Of n
,enate and without any .prcial moiion. refer
ed 10 the commItiee on District Of Colum
ba. Adjourned.
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House OF Representatives.

FRIDAY, Jan 18th, 1893 The house
was called to order NJ half past 10 O'Clock
this m,rning, and was op'ned With
prayer by the Rev Mr.. Foster, OF the
Christian Church of this city.
The reading of the Journal OF yester
lay was suspended after partial reading.
aud declared approved.
A petit IN Was presented by MI. Ruck
or. against The re charter OF the Hickory
Nut Gap Turnpike and referred t" the
committee ON Public R)ads End Turn
pikes.
A resolution was offered ny Mr.. Law
renee of |. NJ. Guthrie Of NJ ,rtin coun,y
ia come ction with the pedd!ers TAX
which was referred to the c,mmittee OI
Finance.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr. Moore, bill t. prevent th'
ranging of stock on Savannah creek
Jackson county. Propositions aud Grlev
aUces
By the same, a bill to allow the sherlt
Of Jackson county to collect arrears y
taxes. Finance
By the same, bill to authorize tn
com ISSlOucIo W JdNnoOA NOAu'y W. ~
sp, cial tax. Finance.
By the same, q bill to create additiona
causes for divorce. Judiciary
By Mr. Jones, of Camden, bill to pro
hiblt the sale of liquor within tw
miles of Weelry Chapel in Camde1
county. Ppr"positl"ns and Grievances
By the same bill for the pr"t' ctio
of fish in certain waters in Currl'uck ant
Camden counties Fish and Fish luter
ests go,
By Mr.. Vance of Buncombe. bill i
regard TO certain roads in Bumcom6
| county Roads etc.
By Mr.. Bellamy, bill to amend chap
ter 2,7. laws 1887. judiciary.
BY Mr.. Day, n bill to amend sectio
80 Of the Code relating to drains an
draining lands. Propositions and GREY
aDces.
Bv Mr.. Shepard. bill in relation t
last records. aud the protection OF title
to lands. Judiciary. -,
By MIR. Mckenzie, a bill to amend To
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CF4ON S>I.E OF VAIIr,py.r
\ y ID Ky vi-tue o. Two so,.rai
e9s~s executed bv Wiliism puol aud
rnr ~ with said IN, rrgsses re
,rded IN nr gstry OF w Ike county
20. " pa 557 and book No. I2l.
~ " i a by req Test of said p ols
Ter o. sal 10 the hig-est n dd.r
at the court house door. n m.
Na eigh, -. on Monday. Jspu-
,>.S IL clock m thas valuah e
!. lngin Mays 'owu hip,
mi % sout east from tn cit, q
h 81, ,td tupwn ss the honesiea Il
tat Pools crntsi ling on hun rec
eeh. acr tldS aces m. re or less
uE Ia Dis Of the l,te aswrll
t"Ntilan' G. -rs. A one medium q, 70
e -r mile. five y-srs old
ISIS 5 le p s,pon. d until Monday
J,latE, Is lSgi ~ tn' 10 IN
= + MONTAGUE Mortgage.
EfrSr ~ Dec v lSQ2 i'd
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('sNy ASSERS van'ed Tor sScgSE-
IN tytkY L,sp, he book OF the
s-g over tO1 = agnificart pnoto.
r.@we IL ~ By ~ inches In
'.lr b, G-n Lew Wall ce. aut or
t-u lll-- d.scriptiors by Edward
e. y % y ID IN I'll " onuel,
.t} H,-t nxr. 81 ,ddsn, d n, Han-
" Ntte l. Lit ID, Hon w {
slaI.d- ard OF e Z. -nt Il writers.
81 p' .l comreti or. Ia ger views
t.' g-Aph- tuice as q any Of them.
atnf-b mel. hound and o-er IN
-e j. AZ ~. III pc pie who ne er
D or In their Nv .: s9euts OF
.00 - hrowing their Gu fl ava
~ ~ 'Or 'errItnTy: sst - e views
a.- ME cot ttol Of hsd: good. or
.l - i9o % day lly earne +;
-g1Hr rfeed
III t#i Gro VEIL & KIRK oArRtCK K,
~ gfe d, ohio, 5 lie pubi,hers
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Senator Kenu as Re I'm q ins.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. I3.-The re-
mans Of the laie Sen,tor kenna were Ie-
moved from his moiher's residence al } g
this afternoon by the legislative COMMITTEE
which escorted them forom Washington and
conveyed TO The senate chamber OF the state
capitol where they will lie in state tall @ 3
tomorrow morning AT that time The re.
mains OF the late senator will be escorted b,
congressional. legislative. citizens and bar a.
>ociarion committees to 81. Joseph's chaPe
where the funerals service will be conduc. Cd
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COLUMBUS o.. Jan. I3.-Governor Nc.
kinley. IN an add ess before OHIO state wool
growers assembly last night made his fnt
public ut,eranc- on the result, of the cleo
uon and the policy Of The republican party an
he fu ure. Among other things he sad the
wool growers are .n'i'l-d TO The highest pr.'-
r,c,mn aud they >hould express that convie'
ZION in every possible way. II am here I"
say that IN my opinion The great p"lcy oi
projection i, the true policy. and believe
l. Just as dear 10 the American people as 1t
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NuGlCE or SALE o. LAND.

e an by virtue I power oouierrea N
p { Ia,ute ysp pGi aud wife
CT reco- ed IN ih- o c, :he
i+- .'er h"efs Wsse count. book IL
wi -.ll fr cash, m hc auc
stffe n n ne doprin Rs'e'gh = q
Il c n n Mnnd>,, the 9Th day ~
?, - ce 'ain CT ut isu in
III. 81 vc-hip, W ke comfy md ful
sad deed of ,rn- and I,i q
~ arboro rad = q tn ro.r lead
h~ $500 eel .'e'y, and 'ning
sHt Mrs Ma-ssret <erreu \ V D.n.
VI Heck % t,iniuy ~ 'c-'s
- - de cr bed ard vii be a I'd
sult the purchasers a. / er ~ ap IN
3ce w PACF.
A't rney ( No tesg-e.
a'e Of be a'oye lani is post o" d
r1iao You'd Y Ia .Lutr,, 1893, a. "
~, novl -hs
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CHEsTERTowN. Md.-The four negroes
who were to he hung to-day were guarded 10y
a large ,ss- all night but the threatened a
tack did not occur. All preparations Tor thr
execution were made and at 1880 io-diy the
trap was sprung. File cher Williams and
NJ .ses Brown died aim ~ without struggle.
Their necks were broken. Bro Ks and
Clmegys went through the mos, appalling
cpntoit,ons. The latter died from strangula
ton and the formers death was due ~ dislo-
Gallon of his neck.
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~ y.
- opeity.-B, tue o. fe,r-e of ue
III ',ri rcoLrt Of Wa, col-ty tue rtecial
pro eoiings or Partition, @nuled N.ui--y
\ Rogers an 4 o ber-. Arte M 5g2 -ue-
'iAi r"ceedI' &c do k.t OF said court. t.il
'ner Tor 50. u The gh-rt hi ider, ai =, lac
'utcry, At the 20 ,rt house door, ia tie cit, Of
IA gh, n e.. on
Monday. the 9th day OF February. 1873,
.t ~ O'Clock NJ, the lot of land cit ated on
"artn 'tr- ct. in aid city. kno-n a. tie
'FowLE BUILDI>a." {" .dj lining the lois 4 4.
Mt iliism-"n. aid other, from
"g Do ieet on MAItiI Feet and ext, Ldiug
pAcs 6 ieet
erm- 81 raie-t'ne-hAli of tie purchase
m"n To be paid lu cA-h aud tie r II niuo.r
IN t-elve mo. tie from daN OF ral tl,.- u.-
erred p.yn- ente to tear rer rert int.rest
AkMI TEAD 'sE
lecSl-tds f.oar,s.-,,,.r
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~. u PkOpERrY FOR -ALE.-Ix
y rtus " decd o. MOI gag ex-cut,
B., aired T-te and Corn la his wife 7
sd- { ourt ho tse door
Is sa on Mont =, the 20 d ~ OF Jan.
S@ ~ ~ clock m tie roliowino
aud B- | ntug It a stssa ON y
~aufn - eet rlnuin9 sout 2ns e. I
HF 2 hes 10 the ~ b u b apch
t'n ing east al .ng with the =. s
q. srtno1, and tn. n rue so .t, alon ?
~ t1- LAS hous- ranch to Soutn street
'rsH rlus We with said . rect al feet
Aa actrs
ere an W rouse on the lot Terms
,as- lille perfect For turther p.f len
.,-- see hooN AZ page ASS, egister OF
oh : Raleigh y. G.
J. G L. pARRIS.
attorney OF Mortgage.
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TIE INVITATIONS ISSUED
TO THE EEXECUTuyEs sOPAuruv
STATES.

'"S''"e Them {" Participate In the
inauguration tx-rci.r.-. R eport of
The Proceedings of Conyr.ss.
WASHINGTON. D c., Jan Is -Invi,a.
tions have to-day been sent cut hrouyh
Col. Il c Corbin, of the U .ited State.
Army, to governors of all the states. in
Vitlng them and their staffs to p,rtici
oate in the Inauguration ceremonies.
The insu yuration committee requests thsr
di civic organizations from various 81 c.
ms OF the country who intend To par,i
pate in the inauguration ceremonies
will not fv III. committee on civic organ
zition. William Dickson, chairman.
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WASHINGTON jan l3.-Dr Johnson
,fier biz IL O'clock cali, said Mr. Bl ain.
did not appear So we'll He said he did
not have n rel.p,e last night. but suffered
from difficulty in respiration.
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exI. Ihe sIeG DesA -. VI - a-..si-, I,
Mo-, have just thrown OF the mArkel al
elegant Standard Antique YAK II . ln..
X II curtain Desk, complete IN every de-
tail. % b. 81 Louis. for 81. aud r
>ame style and finish for 81 net. sf.ot
cAsh. See their card In this i--ue >eud
sour order direc' or send tor -i'-cia circu-
lar Bank COUNTER and government work
specially Send In your door plans for
desigus and prices
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Rueba,..0 Hs.iu... ao SIe..

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Ian. I3 -Governor
Buchanan will r,fu-e to sign the int resnln-
ton passed hy the leg sla ure t. insugu'ae
Governor elect Turney at HI, hom-, who y
too Ill to come TO The capital. In the even
OF Turney's death before Inauguration Buct.-
anan will hold over.
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Notice of Application:

Pnblic not'cs f. n r-hv given tAa' apnil-
cation ili te III re 'orh- -ner4i A. m-
rly. OF y, rtI Ar ii n ~ IL" present. s-.-
sioI, to iuco-p rate hs Tfoms- NJ
aalr Manu- sciurins c mpany :" pr .uc al
Office at law niv.r. y &
Oh .RLES I. HDT.r,
A IS HAYWOOD.
js-3oi Is 5 ROBE as y
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- twp'y wears | suff ed fr m SECOND
80 al teit sr, y 90 ,oi on NJ fac
H1,r g. me n mass of rrup,ion
ESQ egsn to eat uy kull one
.a.' e., II ur ly die, but | tried a
~ y B with henAa and u.iny
t. tn h'tl mnre BIC IN sound md
Fa1 sve tee - fr t.e,e " ont, .
$1,000 POI ON t.a nr S,'s. Ss ...s of =, scar. A..
.te ul heartf il thank fo- 80 val hi
m Is ROB Rr NAR)
81 suso z ,hert War; snd that h. b.s tsep
q rafir blood Bt m. IT - ,ynt.
N 4 y ore \ c., J II. Br,,ht
he = Hart, ". u. Iampb, II, FOR
Al dru gl,ts
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E e. Ernvd & Son Tnwaig, ~. write.
..s or ,'gh r. 9 De. n .ufYer no T ON
.sst = verd v'sfs, VIII h Tea sts All
t.s an ma'ince e. rted We ma i,
4 }r ~ INC in to tyt e effi-
CNlN SC, Of b b. X, and be- Wa
8af.h'.d with ~ i'm ,oveme.t No
apd rs us and Was curea sound an i
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Notice of q application.

OFFIc ON c HOME ms Co.
RAIL- IGH, y. G, Dec 81.
Public notice l. hereby given tn tannlt-
cation W II be made { th- n. xt l-. islai IA e
20 sr mt -meId mems 10 The CHI .rser, &c
Of this company.
w. s. PRiNRrSE
President
i,nl -3nd
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~ - IlL r..

Application will be ma.ie % he General
Assembly, % North Car ,,ina At IL B-Kt
session. ia iucof pofa The >ur n rzro-
Ina Safe Dcpvst' I'll aud fid. ! L Com
pany wN II >. BLkIwlN.
december 70 ~
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N O r &c e.

Ett.is 70 certify thai tho H-r OF Goodwin
urs 4 & msr BILE .ni ersni busi
b city " Rsleiph ana town OF a.
sey h's HI. dav dis lvei by mutu i
i TIE hu-ne-s in R>leigh his beer
- ~ Mes ~ purh>r & Ell OFT of
tN s. y AM the u-iness IL Tay-
et ehv Nr r L Rsm-burg
sa = fue the frm OF Good in h Rems-
tsts De p,ii 10 nd e 'ei ted f.r At Ra :
eT sa t,,' fievil lie respecu ev
'sns due by tie trm ~.ll be paid as
tsT a. las
CHaS GOODWIN.
Z l. Bt MSbURG.
ttst Der 10 1894
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- NHN o. flNod Rim Co. A'lsuta. 0..
N Il Wonders" sent rec.
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

20 handle the Patent Chemical Ink.
Using frncii. The most us. fu end
~. lnveufion OF the age Erases lux
'''IpuHh IN two secor ds Works H. Q
~ 70 40 per cent profit Agents
IS -. lS 90 per week We also want q
s.Aerti gen b. take charge Of err tory,
~ AppOint sub agents. A rare chance
make mones. Write for terms aid
sample ofe ,v-ing.
oci gm S""se Syxs sCro.. WIS,
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Stockholders MeetiL z.

TIE annual meeting Of he sto k'olsers
o. the North & -roina II me- T. slr, nee
om34ny viii b- he'd A. heir III 90 ia N
C ~ on Wednesd ~ the let OF rebruasy,
1898. a; IL O'Clock IN
CHARLES ROOT
jaIi-ti -sc--tzry.
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The special committee to consider the
Leach- Henderson contested ell, ction
case from Warren and Vance couhties.
vas in session all the afternoon hearing
the argument of counsel The Commit
tee will probably rep rt upon the case
TO day Saturday, Mr. Leachs friends
say that he aas n strong case
Among the visitors were W.R Henry.
TT Hicks and W. B Shaw. pr"min
ent la {. yers Of Henderson;J A Thomas
Of the Franklin Times; DR.. Carr, a son
uf lhu govern nor elect.
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st .-'y" t1 thank tho public for their kind
tt+ - tH mes 4 mot hea tilv cnmu O. d
-L,u cOutlnutn he bu ine-s
Hu CT IS 2, G. UDT{S.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-08-02

The large number, of Congressman
who are Saving wood" indicates that
somebody may be surprised when the
first vote on the silver question is taken,
says an eastern exchange.
]. o. Gregory took charge of R. H.
Cowles' town store on Tuesday. Chas
Washein 10 going to mine. Bslknap
Bower is at the Reserve store once more.
Glad to. have Jim with US again.
Mrs. P. McNevin. Cecil and Howard
returned homo ON yesterdays Nos, from
their pleasure trip at Dunsmuir. Mr..
McNevin is prolonging his vacation by
stopping . few day ct Deer Park.
The w~ool-growers Of Utah have de-
cided to organize the Territorial WOOL
growers Association, the principal
object Of which will be to provide for
the storage and shipment of the entire
wool clip this year.
Mrs. J. F. George and daughter Bulah,
Miss Laura Williamson and Miss Belle
Budden, have returned. from Q tour of
the lakes. Miss Nellie Joyce Of Grass
Valley accompanied them and will visit
at Wadsworth for q time.
While some of our, girls were tax
ing Q swim 10 the river n Of the little
sisters who knew all about It but wasn't
invited to participate, PITT on her broth
ers clothes and went IN the swimming
place. The bathers were Mortified, and
nearly frozen before they discovered tho
deception, after that they were warm
enough and conclude hereafter to take
little sister along.
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Highly Enjoyed.

On Monday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Fowler gave q party in honor Of
Miss Hattie Clark at their cosy cottage
ACROSS the river. Where the little
home was So beautifully illuminated
was the destination of q large assem-
blage Of young folks who in their glee and
through the hospitality Of the host and
hostess spent the evening In constant
enjoyment. The early part Of the oven
ing was devoted to singing, FIR. Wet
more, Miss Bessie ,Whited, Mile and
Gwiu Farwell, and others participating.
At a suitable hour the party was invited
to refreshments wheve, delicious ice
cream and cake we're served and it was
such that "just struck the right spot"
on . warm summer evening. After . few
minutes quickly passed in = gen.
ersi good time, notice was given that
Mr.. ]. H. Whited, adcompsrfisd' BY his
niece, Miss Esther Mclean, who had just
arrived on the 10 80 train, were members
Of the jolly crowd. After bidding all
good night wishing Miss Clark q safe
return to her home, and commenting, on
the enjoyment Of the evening, The
party accepted an invitation from Mr..
Whited to ride in the coach, home
ward bound. "It is good to meet in
pleaaaNt gatherings"
Names OF those we noticed present:
Misses Gertie Watson, Matte Reyes,
Millie Farwell, Gwin sFAEEerf, Bessie
whited, Pearl Pike, Lizzie Echeverria,
Sadie Phillips, Minnie O'Hare, Nellie
Macpherson, Clara Finley and zue
Geery Mrs. G. 4. Mclean; Miss Esther
Mclean; Mr.. j. II. Whited; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Fowler; Msssers J. Mollen,
D. wetmore, Coli Atkins, Albert Givan;
Geo. Watson, v. Geery aud AT. sisson.
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MINING H0TEN.
We are q coming.

We are . coming.
White Horse only, needs development.
The willsy-Poole claim has done its
assessment work.
John Hayes 10 working towards the
Bald Eagle and now he won't bond or
sell to anybody.
Dave Washeim and E. 2. Bailey have
very fair prospects in the Tiger and are
down twenty feet and still going.
I. Four spaniards from San Jose will
start to work the Adelaide this week
and are under contract to sink n hun
dred feet and crosscut the same distance.
Ex-Mayor Gregory OF Sacramento was
in town this week taking o look at the
White Horse mines. He is pleased and
will return and do some business that
way. a.,
is i'm 25ft and the quartz ledge is visible
for 100 yards. The prospects are fine
and quantity not quality is desired, for
the latter is assured.
Mr.. Scheunert returned from White
Horse Monday night and wcut to Sacra-
mento the same evening. He has arran.
ged the preliminaries by hiring several
men to put the Jim Blaine mine in prop
or shape for sinking by Strengthening up
and timbering the shaft. The more he
sees the better he feels and he is in for
a champagne supper when the first gold
brick is made and the DISPATCH mar has
an invitation to occupy a the front seat
and drown himself in pommery sec. We
expect the event to happen right speed
lily as from what we saw we can go up
there and take out a good sized brick
with a pan in a very short time.
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TRUTH TELLERs.

The bawl is not over. ..
Fine weather for bugs-'
Fine evenings for girls. !.
Guessford's baby has a tooth.
Times viii be quiet ior ..ssversl weeks
Jet. r>
1t is warm at church these Sunday
nights. .
A woman's way-"IM DO just IS I
please"
A lying trsducer Injuries no one but
himself.
Whether q mine ID valuable Or not, It
is usually worked for all there is in it.
Andy was trying to Hank Monk down
White Horse canyon the other day
without = brake.
wSS,nsni sigh when tbsrie is no change
in thoirg fashions and men sigh when
there 10 no change in their pockets.
Some young men are very indspen-
dent. II q young lady refuses to ccom-
pany them, they won't take her out.
Tho irteprsssible and only Billy simp'
son is down from Reno visiting 'Wads-
worth. .Jndge Linp asked him not Ia
stay any longer than necessary.
Hon. VIII. A. Pike bought two young
black eagles from'a Reservation Indian
several weeks ago and the children have
been giving them exercise by attaching
. stout string to the lsss' and isttihs
them to fly. One of the eag'ets. got the
string tsagled, and after flutterins till
tired wss suspended head down for
awhile. Miss Pearl raj into tho house
In great agitation and said: "Ps como
quick Cleveland is all tangled up and
his head is getting black"
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OBSERVED AT RENO.

That Tom Julien look natural.
That plenty of beer is consumed.
That Rothchild's lungsare all right.
That the horses are all good lockers.
That q new bottling works will soon
start.
That Reno looked clean Saturday
night.
That cigarette tends were short of
paper.
That tina Salvation Army hasa new
recruit.
That General Powning is always on
the move.
That Tom Hymer's new building
looms mp.
!, That there is good service at the Palace
restaurant.
That the cyclists. male and female, are
numerous.
That W. p. Mclaughlin is doing a
fine business. - +
That those who do the least work
dress the best.
That on a Saturday evening the Gazette
Office 10 deserted,
That. everything. around the court
house looks neat.
That there's . place to stand on the
bridge at midnight.
That the burg has . superabundance
of girls Of all styles
That John Sunderland has q fine as
sortment Of gehss furnishing goods.
That new and costly buildings are
being contracted despite hard tffhes..
That solid citizens are leading more
money on gilt edged security than the
banks: "a"
That the ccnstAbles and Harry Brown
constitute the police force. They are
good workers. a. "' "
TIA. the .iajasins'i ME the county Jail
for the, pie that's in 1t. They don't o n
slider it In thssssup. ~
-. size " 81
That the franchers have their hay
stacked and worked 90 short handed as
possible. They are in fair trim financially.
|. rAAt Reno lie tho place to live to enjoy
life and kAxs . pleasant home, good
climate, niUs peopie'snd beautiful sur
Fcundings.
/. That thestons work on the bank Of
the river. sswalk - tho risers side, put
in by. Hon. r. G.. Nawasnds 10 q great
|insrovemsns.
That an pious' men like Mclaughlin
and Judge Linn 60 10 Dsek's barber
shop to tell the good deeds they do and
hold service.