The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-28

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senator Grimes has been up the road
ms week taking in the news and tba
sights.
The initials OF the Uuion Pacific te,l
very concisely where the road has gone
Utica Herald.
Millinery business is OH the increase
with Mrs. Philips & Linton and more
c~ommodIous quarters will be needed by
that firm.
The Riverside FIGURING Mill Company
received information that their flour had
been awarded the first premium at the
the Worlds fair.
The opinion prevails that Capt. c. C.
Warner will come to Wadsworth to
reside when his term expires and start
a business of some kind.
The rumored strike on the Santa Fe
road is unfounded. Vice President Rob
lnson says the men will be paid Septem-
Der wages November 9th.
The Union Pacific receivership makes
a total of 26,877 miles of railroad placed
under charge Of the courts thus far in
1903, IL per cent Of the whole railway
milage of the country.
George Hill of Lovelock is in town.
He looks as if he had been a sick man,
but we are glad that he is able to make
a visit to his friends and relatives here.
and hope that he will soon be in full
health.
Orders left at the Express Office for
the grinding OF knives and scissors, set
ting OF saws, honing of razors & etc will
receive prompt attention. Ladies this
is the opportunity you have been await
ing SO patiently.
S. BEEMR,
George MCPHERSON writes that he, w.
H. A. Pike and Walter Mcpherson are
doing Chicago, and in his estimation lam
guage fails to describe the great fair.
While passing the Wild West show Mr..
Pike was hit in the neck by a stray shot
but of course it didn't hurt him.
Constable Wolf is doing perfectly
right in ~impounding cattle hat are on
the street before & o'clock A. M. or after
6 O'Clock P. NJ, and every citizen should
encourage him to keep up the good work.
Silver State. Please send him here
after he finishes the good work there.
When a doctotor considers it necessary
to prescribe sarsaparilla, he simply or
ders a bottle OF Ayers, knowing full we'll
that he will obtain thereby a surer and
purer preparation than any other which
the drug store can furnish. Ayers Sars-
apariila is the Superior Medicine.
A Colusa young lady wanted to know
how tt make mot enough" out of the
word "enough." To this Editor Green
replies: "That is easy" Take the Sd,
I'd, and LIST letters of, the word enough
for the first word, and the 9th, 4th and
5th for the second word and you have
something that is not enough Tor any
young lady,"
About seventy-five friends and relal-
tives assembled at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Gulling on the Truckee
Meadows Tuesday evening to witness
the marriage Of their daughter Miss
Josephine, to James Lester Eason, son
of Robert Eason, also OF the Truckee
Meadows. Rev. Father Kelly oficiated.
The wishes the young couple
all the happiness in the world and
congratulates Mr.. Eason upon his choice
of a life partner as to u mind the
young lady is about perfection itself.
Thursday evening at Reno Hon. F. &.
Newlands was greeted at the court house
by a large audience to whom he voiced
his fopinions regarding the silver sit
uation. MIR. Newlands feels confident
that the masses OF the east and south are
being rapidly educated regarding the
white metal, and the ultimate result in
the near future will be the success OF
silver. The speaker closed with an ar
gument that the people of this state
should turn their attention more to the
development OF their agricultural posi-
l:l;I:on