The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-04-04

Geery's, this Wednesday, evening for
the price oil 10 cts, benefit to the Ladies
Aid Society. Cards and various other
games will be the order of the evening.
Every body is invited to come and have
a good time.
The squirrels are coming in thousands
again his season. The plains are alive
with them already and the ranchers
shiver as they remember the damage
done by these pests last season. But
with the squirrels have CONF weasles
though seemingly not in sufficient num-
bers to thin out the squirrels TO the de-
sired extent.
The chain gang is still working on the
streets of our town. The debris that
was raked and piled up is being hauled
away. No n could Tor a moment inn
agine the amount of rotten rubbish that
had accumulated here and there within
the last few months. One of our back
alleys was made almost impossible by
the accumulation of filth. In a few
days the streets will be clean and pleas
ant to look upon.-Silver State.
The best kept apples We ever tasted,
says the Walla Walla Statesman, were
those on st. Patrick's day, when they
were dug up by the children who buried
them last fall. They dug a hole, raked
leaves on the bottom and then laid the
apples therein, every layer of apples al
~ternating with leaves. There was not a
rotten apple in the lot, and for flavor
and freshness they could not have tasted
better if they had been freshly plucked
from the tree.
Representative Bryan OF Nebraska,
who is a member of the committee on
Elections proposes an amendment to
the Constitution providing Tor the cleo
tion of United States Senators by direct
vote OF the people. He also proposes to
change the time for inaugurating the
President from March 4th to April Both /;
the time for the opening of Congress
from the first Monday in December to
the second Monday in January and the
commencement and termination of
terms of Congressman from March Sd to
January LIST and December 3lst, respect
fully.
Following are the names of the Off
GERS and members of Canton No. 2, L. o.
o. F., who presented such a fine appear
ance at the institution ceremonies Of Mt.
Horeb Encampment No. II last Friday.
Capt. r. G. Leeper, Lieut.. ]. v. Peers,
Ensign, X. V. Bordman, Clerk, f. G.
Updike, Accountant, j.. J. Becker, File,
G. y. McNees, Albert White, Benton
Peck, II. z. Brown, s. Jacobs, L. f.
Updike, ]. j.. Garithier, F. Tillman,
William James, b. j.. Lickbush, B. j.
Genesy, Il. B. 1oust, Al Moquest, N. q.
Hammersmith, John II. Berger and
David Lachman.
A pubic meeting of citizens and prop
erty-holders Of Lovelock and vicinity
was held last evening to offer induce
ments to the White Cloud Railroad
Company to build their line into Love-
lock. This action was taken to avoid
the road making a junction with the
Central Pacific west of here, as indicat-
ed by the preliminary survey. A dele
CATION from Saltwater were in. Clemens
a week ago to offer inducements to have
the road built entirely within Churchill
County. Under such circumstances, it
will not for the people OF Lovelock to
remain inactive, and it is to their credit
that they have already seen the oppor-
tunity and profted thereby.
The gloomy fears and the WEAKNESS
of soul, OF which SO many complain,
would disappear if the blood were made
more healthy before it reaches the brain.
Ayers Sarsaparilla p%urifes and vitalizes
the blood, and thus conduces to health
of body and mind.
Just received at John Lees a fine line
of new hats.
Whole wheat flour for sale at R. H..
Cowles'.
Boys and mems suits just reed at E.
Griswold's.
Eggs zoe. per doz. at E. Griswold's*