The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-15

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Mrs. T. Sullivan a leading Sac. MILL
ner will exhibit a fine stock of goods
children's a s~pecialty-Wednesday
Thursday & Friday at the residence Of
Mrs. II. Houston.
Have you noticed that far-away gaze
in Lee Smiths eyes? He has heard
that one OF Wadsworth's fat women is
going to appear in boomers and he's
afraid he'll miss it.
A four foot snake crawled along Main
street sidewalk Saturday night and
there wasn't a man who would ac-
knowledge he saw it. Sunday was a dull
day for drinks however.
The St. Louis Chronicle has a sugges-
tive cartoon. 1t shows that a tidal
wave tabled free silver" which Cleve-
land and Mckinley, each with a broom,
are trying to sweep back.
John T. Jones of the Mint has been
bound over to appear before the Grand
Jury. He Immediately furnished the
$4,000 bail bond. Jones friends believe
him innocent and will stand by him.
Mrs. 7. Sullivan who is at Mrs. Har-
mer Houston's with a full line of misses
and children's millinery invites the
ladies of Wadsworth to call and look
at the choice assortment she offers in
her line.
Mrs. Vaughn, the mother of the
young Vaughn, who killed the Lister
boys in Lander county, and is now on
trial for the second time, has gone in
san under the misery she has been
subjected to during the last year.
New York clergyman lecturiAg on
"Why Are There Three Million Of
Bachelors in the United States2" in the
course of his remarks said: CAN people
fall in love sooner or later-generally
sooner" And generally fall out OF love,
and not much later either.
The wind no longer blows through
the whiskers of State Superintendent
Cutting, for he was seen on the street
this morning with his face as clean as a
baby's.-Reno Gazette. There are ba-
bies and babies and faces and the mean
ing must be obstuse to a school teacher.
If a tablespoonful Of kerocine is put
into four quarts of tepid water, and
this is used in washing windows and
mirrors, instead OF pure water, there
will remain upon the cleaned surface a
polish no amount of mere friction ian
give.
c. L. Skinner. the Reno photographer
is pronounced one OF the best artists in
his line on the coast. A look at his
samples will convince you and he guar
antees every picture. Call Gu Mr..
Skinner when you go to Reno and he
will take the pleasure in showing his
work.
This is the time to clean out the win
ter's accumulation of trash from your
premises, and by SO doing, the atmos-
phere would be more agreeable and
there would be less danger of An cpl
demic OF typhoid or diphtheria, if this
should be done and the chances of fire
are lessened.
Conductor Lavoy, one of the most
popular men on the road, came up from
Carlin, and after washing all his sins
away with a bath at the Hot Springs,
returned to Carlin on the noon train,
A jolly fellow is Lavoy, says the Elko
Free Press, rejoicing that Joe has had
his annual submersion.
Surveyor Allen has finished his work
in regard to the proposed sewer and the
result is very satisfactory. You can
see the profile at DIR. Jackmpn's office.
Other figures and estimates on cost are
under way and late this week or early
the next all information will be in and
a meeting of the business men called.
Leland Spencer has opened his eat
ing and ice cream parlors in the depot
building where he has a very neat
place OF business, He says in order to
make a perfect start he must have an
ad in the DISPATCH which appears in
another column. Mr.. Spencer is ex-
perienced in the business and will do
all in his nnunr In nla.sa liz cil.tom-