The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10

Prepare for the hoii lave.
Clean out your ice houses.
Advertise your holiday goods.
Lower your insurance if YOU can.
No more shipments of fish for awhile.
Il. Griswold is up from San Francisco.
Cold wave predicted about the 18th
inst.
A good secondhand carpet for sale,
also good window. MRS. Arm TEN.
Read the new adj. of the Palace Try
Goods and Carpet House.
The bouncing Boskowitz boys were in
town Thursday.
Call "a town meeting to consider engine
and hose business.
Had EN- Located" in our last issue
should have been credited to the Appeal.
There were I4,0o),0 )J votes cast for
President at the late election.
"Restrict immigration" Is now the cry
of the people Of the United States.
Arizona and New Mexico want to be
admitted AS States.
1t transpires that Eureka is the ban
ner silver county of Nevada.
President Harrison sent his annual
message 10 Congress Tuesday last.
Hon. IL. L. Bartine was on Wednes-
days No. 3 bound for Washington, ID. G.
The people OF Denver gave Senator
Stewart a rousing reception.
Social dance tonight. Music by
Peach's orchestra.
.ress dispatches say the S. P. Co. has
bought the Rio urande Western.
Bump" is the suggestive name of the
antelope stage driver.
1t is time we were taking steps to or
game "A no ~ company.
T.. Il. Wright came in from the east
Thursday night.
The fight for Speaker Of the Assembly
promises to be interesting.
u ellsworth should have three teach
ers in the public schools.
II is hin,ed that Charles smile start
ed the fire, anyhow Short work was
made of it.
The Nellie McGuire combination is a
fraud and lett many unpaid bills
behind it.
Mrs. II. Rich came down from Browns
to get her little daughter and take her
home for The holidays.
Charlie Herman has been sick for a
week, but we hope TO sc him around
again in good health soon.
A. T. C%lippenger aud family left on
last nights No. 4 for a visit to San
Francisco, Fresno and Riverside.
Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot,
who rrr-ntly passed his ooh anniver-
sary, is reported dying at Turin.
Mrs. Fowler will furnish a lunch for
the dance tonight. and we all know it
will be a good one.
z. II. Cowles will run his delivery
Wagon to all parts of town in future and
s~olicits your grocery trade. No charge
for delivering goods.
G. II. Lewis is having the inside of his
saloon finished in an elegant manner
which reflects great credit on our fellow
townsman, Dick Fuller, the grainer.
Mrs. Malcolm to the public
that she will open an art school on Mon
day, Dec. 18th, at her residence. Hours :
from 8 to II A. NJ. and from 2 to S p. NJ.
All branches taught terms reasonable. y
A live contemporary remarks that
there are some men who can't take
home a beefsteak without believing
that they are making their wife a
present.
r. H. Cowles has been shipping a car
load of Wadsworth potatoes daily for
some time past, to Pacific Coast points.
and has now more orders than he a
fill. He will shortly stop ON account OF
cold weather.
Mesdames George and Ashby have
already collected $i00 for the Christmas
tree and have more promised. So the
tree is an assured thing and we rejoice
for the pleasure of the children.
OF a Newspaper man who has been abus-
ing him, the editor OF the Appeal says
''If a man insists on Safeguarding us we
prefer to see it done in 3 style that sng-
gests attendance at school in early years,
,;.uI;a, ,,;th 1antlaynan of uoma