The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-10-25

Don send away any JOB work when
YOU can ave 1t done just as cheaply and
wei at the DISPATCH office.
oongre ssman Newlands has presented
ni's-one Volumns of choice literature to
II State University library.
Some violinist frequents the "Recep-
t'oh0 and nightly draws the sweetest
melody from the instrument.
D. D. Sears was taken i'll suddenly
sunday night and was in a critical on
dition all day yesterday.-Journal.
1t Is said that ministers live longer
'han other professional men. And yet
we are told that the good die young.
1t may not be true that justice is
olind, but she appears to be cross-eyed
In Sacramento county, says the Bee.
The big Columbian postage stamp
Will soon ne knocked out. On Decem-
Der 3lst we will take our last lick at it.
The State Agricultural Society is tax
ing hold of the proposition Of Nevada
sending an exhibit to the Midwinter
Fair.
Matt Gladding's acquaintance say he
looks ten years younger today than he
looked ten years ago. Always pleasant
is the reason.
Miss Gertie Watson is teaching the
primary department of the public school
for a few days during the absence of
Miss Henry.
The heart is said to be the master of
a This rule particularly applies to
single men. Married NEIL are mostly
mastered by their wives.
j. w. Allen leaves today with q car
load Of horses for the East. We are
sorry to say that Mr.. Allen and family
have left to reside in Iowa.
The DISPATCH is under obligations to
Senator Stewart for a copy OF his speech
on the independence OF the coordinate
departments of the government.
How truly the son of the Emerald
Isle spoke, when he designated the
grippe as the disease "that kept you
sick months after you got WE'LL"
The first number of the Student Rec
ord published at Reno, by the Indepen-
ent Publishing Co., has reached this
office. 1t is we'll edited and neatly
printed.
The fates must be against us; ever
the leaves are turning to gold.-Genoa
Courier. Never mind your hair will turn
to silver if you wait long enough.-Car-
SON News.
There will be a number of beautiful
prizes given at the home made mas
querade Friday night. That elegant hat
in the show window of Mrs. Philips &
Linton is one.
Farmers on the Big Meadows say the
weasel is becoming so plentiful they are
killing off the gopher and squirrel which
of late years have been so numerous as
to injure crops.-Lovelock New Era.
A Western editor, in answer to a COM
plant OF a patron that he did not give
news enough, advised him, when news
was scarce, to read the Bible, which, he
had no doubt would be news to him.
The New Era says a gang of Lovelock-
ers intending to serenade Emil Somers
with oil cans made melodious music two
hours in the moonlight before they dis
covered they were playing toa scare
crow.
There once was a law in Japan which
if a woman was not married at a certain
age gave the authorities a right to pick
out a mar and compel him to marry her.
What a blessing such a law in this
country would be to our old maids
The DISPATCH comes to our table today
as bright and clean as a silver dollar OF
the mintage of '93-Lovelock New Era.
Neighbor we'll be surprised if you
don't get several boqnets from some OF
our sweet girls who also think that u
pressman has no superior.