The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-08

Democratic.
Cash buys ZEN at R. II. Cowles,.
Eggs, 25c. per dozen, Indian made buck-
skin gloves, 81.
Miss Grace Wightman spent last weok
With her father and mother and visiting
friends in town.
A farwell party was given Mrs. B.
McClane last Friday evening at Feliz
Hall.-Lovelock New Era.
Some OF IL sports left 500 at Winnie
mucca to pay for painting that town q
brilliant crimson last week.
A bill is before the California Legisla-
ture making it q misdemeanor to sell
rolls of butter Of short weight.
Commissioner Crosby was at Reno
attending the monthly meeting of the
county dads Monday and Tuesday.
The Car Coubler bill has been approved
by the President. 1t provides for a uni
form coupler On interstate railroads.
The DISPATCH lie just in receipt Of an
invoice of job work material and is now
prepared to do all kinds of work at once.
Miss Kate Murphy has an attack of
the epidemic which is visiting town and
prostrating a number of grown folks and
children.
Senator Stewart is hard at work sound
ing senatorial sentiment on his plan to
attach Utah to Nevada during the next
congress.
Mr.. Murphy and his sons-in-law are
fencing in quite a plot OF ground. 1t
looks like Brother Hall was providing
a corral for future possibilities.
Rumor has it that the Wadsworth
railroad shops are to be removed to
Lovelock. A good idea.-New Era.
Only and nothing more.
Full many a cholera germ
Is laughing now unseen
To think how it will caper round
Unless the streets are clean.-Sel.
There has been a little move upwards
in beef cattle this week. Five and three
fourths cents has been offered here for
good cattle but none were sold at that
price so far as we have heard.-Sierra
Valley Leader.
The Carson Appeal says il all the
Wadsworth young ladies are as hand
some as Miss Bessie Whited and Miss
Pearl Pike we must have more OF them
than our share-and we have.
Ladies' wishing to see Mrs. Yauney
will find her at tho Nevada House
between the hours of 10 and IL 80 A.
M. and from $50 to 7 80 p. NJ.
DR.. Jackman is building an addition to
his residence, w. l.. Smiths dwelling is
reaching skyward, W. L. Klein is build
ing another house and S~pringer's new
house is well on towards completion.
The Air Line railroad 10 all air and no
line, but r. H.. Cowles offers a line of
goods for cash AZ follows: Best granula-
ted sugar, per 100 pounds, 81; Snow
fake -four, per 100 lbs, 50; "Arbuckle"
and early Morning coffee, 80 cts. per
pkg. Pearl oil, So per case, etc. etc
The s. P. Cornet Band diseoursed
sweet music last Sunday afternoon from
Library lawn. 1t was received by our
people in the same gracious manner in
in which it was provided. 1t will be a
shame If we do not respond handsomely
by helping the boys out on April 18th,
the occasion of their public entertain
ment and dance.
Sunday night as three Italian peddlers
we're on their way from Reno to Wads-
worth, a short distance from the latter,
a little after dark, two or three coyotes
ran up to the team which they were
driving, and the horses became
frightened and ran away. The men were
all thrown out, each receiving a bruise
or a sprained ankle. The Italians are
in town trying to dispose of their team
and rig andthey have had enough