The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-03-14

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drii,,d and Niil consequently last taurh
loa2er thta tue same amount would Or
durNriig.
Neg DESIGNS Of wall paper at Il. II.
{ CoWirs'. Those VINO Contemplate re-
fpapering their houses can lind just what
tltvy ant.
Puck, Judge, Wasp, anil other carr
toons conraing leap year sentiments are
for sale AZ this Office. Also the la modes
and delineators for April.
A philosopher observes: "Six things
are requisite TO create IL happy home
One OF these is Il good cook, and the
other five are money.
The ca;tlemen OF Elko yesterday
formed an association. Forty charter
members signed the constitution and
by laws.-Independent.
Three thousand lreces Of wool were
bought by u San Francisco buyer at
Reno Wednesday lor six cents per poun |
delivered On the railroad platform.
j. w. Holbrook, one OF our pioneer
eli liens came over from Carson this
week and took a trip to Churchill and
back. tie returned TO Carson yester-
day.
One of our little lady readers felt very
sorry because we did not make mention
OF her when she WAS sick. We are sorry
the little lady was sick to nave cause to
be sorry. s.f4
Ben Pierce Of Reno was in town
Thursday. Washoe county is suing his
bondsmen, he having skipped from
Reno. He evidently knows where to 90.
to be safe.
We have one March number of the
Young Ladies' Home Journal that will
be sold at reduced rates. Ii you want
the latest fashions you can get them at
this office.
The revenue bill Ia now being consid-
cred by the Utah Legislature provides
that when a taxpayer eonceals property
from the assessor it may be- assessed at
ten times It's value.
In Washington, aside from the preju-
diced friends OF Mckinley, it is general
" believed that the combination Of the
field against him is going to be too much
for the Ohio man.
There will be many society events this
Spring, and the Walsworth girls are
sizing the young men up to "a tee and
doubtless their opinions will blossom
BY the month OF June.
Tickets are out for the leap year ball
and the young ladies are saving their
change for their tickets and the expense
for that affair. They will undoubtedly
be blooded on the occasion.
In the storm last week, 100 goats
were drowned near Bishop. The owner,
who had worked hard for five years
collecting that number, is almost crazy
over his loss.-Bodie Miner.
Sylvan Epson, Geo. II. Cunningham,
w. II. Mc1nnis, IL. j. Thyes and Com
stable Lothrop of Wadswortll are mem
toned as probable candidates before the
Republican convention for sheriff, and
more to hear from, the Reno Journal
says.
Mrs. j. Fellnsgle has our thanks for a
box oil choice cream confectionery OF her
own make. She makes candy to sell
and the girls should sweeten the boys
proper this leap year as it will be eight
before they will have another opportu.
nifty.
VIM. Craig, proprietor of the Nevada
Restaurant at Reno, has doubled the
size of his dining room and retitted his
establishment in a neat and tasty man.
ner. He runs u first-class eating house.
When in Reno give him a call and get a
good square.
W. G. Hall came over town wearing a
II nine-ioot smile Thursday morning, the
cause OF which will be found under the
head OF born. The happy dad says the
youngster is open to engagements for
the leap y DAT bali. Wonder ii he'll cele-
brate the 18th.
The Reveille says 7. Webber and John
Slbbald, cattle buyers. purchased 81
i,ead OF beet steers nom Fred Steiner
and 0 50 head iron Geo. Vert last