The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-27
A. Rohlfs' baby is some better.

For Union Labor cigar call at tie
Corner Saloon.
Sheriff Mccormick was over +. On
Genoa yesterday.
Read l. Goldstein'e new ad. lie is
receiving spring goods.
Bert Sellzirk is expected home from
San Francisco tomorrow.
Mason Krummes departs for San
Francisco next Sunday to spend a
couple of weeks.
The Seventeenth of Ireland will be
duly celebrated at Sheridan. See adj
vertisement of ST. Patriek's Ball.
The dance at Genoa last Friday
evening was big success. Many
Sheridan people were in attendance.
Should your eyes trouble you, call
at J. Belcove's and have your eyes
scientifically fitted. Examinations
free.
Frank Brockliss, of Sheridan, was
the holder of the fortunate coupon,
No. %, $685., which drew the gold watch
given away by J. Belcoxe. 1
Ed. Frey passed through Gardner
vile Sunday with A head of cattle
and horses,<bpund for Smith Valley,
where the. cattle viii be fed until grass
comes.
Henry Taeke, the Sheridan mer-
chant, carries an. up-te-date-stock of
fresh groceries and a'nice line of dry
goods and general merchandise. Call
and see him.
IAN ounce of,-preventive is worth
a pound of cure" An ounce of PFatbs
Antiseptic Ointment, if used in time,
will stop blood poisoning and.save
yonr lifs and limb. For sale at Bsrlor
Drug Store.
The battle of Waterloo took place
last Tuesday evening. No lives,wer
lost but the. damage to property was
considerable. The war claims were all
paid off yesterday, and the white
winged angel of peace now hovers over
the scene.
PFC. Wilder has sold his store build
ing and real estate, excepting his resi-
dence, to Peter Jacobsen, for 81, 500.
Mr.. Wilder did this to save his home,
there being lien on the entire prop
erty, and he sold a portion of it at
sacrifice and paid off the claim.
There was pretty wedding at the
home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. w. c.
Musser, in Markleeville last Tuesday
evening, the high contracting parties
being Miss Dollie Dunlap and Byron
A. Chambers. Judge n. ID. Arnot
performed the ceremony. The COURIER
wishes The happy couple much joy and
prosperity.
Everybody expected a flood the past
week, but it did not come, and now
there is not much danger from that
source, as the ice is slowly going out
of the river. There is still consider
able ice in the stream, but if this
weather continues for few days
longer without a warm rain it will all
disappear without doing any great
amount of damage.
The California Legislature has pass
ed a bill requiring that Boards of
Supervisors and all county officers
must have the legal printing for their
offices done within the State. 1t is
claimed that for many years officials
have been sending their printing to
Oregon and the East, to the discourage
ment of millions of dollars invested in
the printing business in California.
The Nevada Legislature should follow
suit A large quantity of the election
supplies for Nevada, including the
tally lists and poll books for this
county, were printed in San Francisco
last year. This work and all other
printing required can just as well be
done in Nevada and the money kept at
home. For twenty years previous to
the last election the poll books, tally
lists and all other election supplies for
this county were printed in the CoUR-
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