The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-08-25

was buried Sunday.
we have a large variety OF new novels
ana magazines ordered which will arrive
this week. We sell good standard mao.
azines for as low as 10 cents.
Senator Chas. Kaiser was in town a
few hours Thursday but was anxious to
attend the Republican State Convention
and left for Reno that evening ON No. a.
The Post Master has a new clock
which is not only very ornamental but
useful as it plays several tunes and gives
hin a change from the "blue girls" and
decay"
W. G. Ferguson and J.. V. Verplank
made us n pleasant call Thursday. They
were on their way to the Republican
State Convention as representatives from
Churchill County.
Foster predicts a storm wave on the
coast about the "a that will last a week.
September will be a warm month with no
frosts. Winter will come in after
a long Indian summer.
George Bailey's family have moved up
from the Reserve. They will reside in
Wadsworth for the present while Mr..
Bally will go to a reservation in Colo
49,
RADIO to accept a position.
Political matters are quiet at Verdi.
Those best posted think the Peoples
party will show a decided gain there this
year. Two years ago the majority was
and it will be greater this year.
Cards are out for the approaching mar
rage OF Judge o. r. Leonard. formely
Supreme Judge OF Nevada, and Miss
Ellen Wells, of Elmira, New York.
Guests are invited for August 80, 1894.
The Japanese cannot hope to whip
by killing off all her inhabitants,
for according to a statistician, if 1000
Chinese should be killed every day it
would require 800 years to finish them.
Lord Roseberry said the other day
that wherever n went throughout the
world and observed a good thing he gen
orally would find a Scotchman sitting
down beside it, or at all events o very
far off.
All the Federal prisoners which have
been arrested in Nevada for selling liquor
to Indians, have been indicted by the
United States Grand Jury. There are
three Cinnamon, one dusky African and
four white men.
A citizen who had not been in the
for years, tainted on smelling
he fresh air. He revived on inhaling
the odor of a dead fish placed under his
nose, exclaiming. 'Ah! that's good, it
of home"
DR.. Rulison finds it impossible to come
to Wadsworth to do dentistry work as
his time is fully taken up. The DR.. has
been r~usticating at Amadee and when
he returned home found a great deal of
work awaiting him.
Well tell our gentlemen friends how
to ascertain the size of their "best girl's"
foot. Find out the size of her glove and
multiply it by two, and if she's built az
to law-well the size of a girls
glove should be just half that of her shoe.
A certain young lady in Truckee re-
ceiyed a letter from her Wadsworth fell
low that had four cents postage on and
two cents more was due before the lady
could get the letter out of the Office.
Fourteen pages by actual count. She
will get a Will next.
Many bodily ills result from habitual
constipation, aid a fine constitution
may be weakened and ruined by simple
neglect. There is no medicine for regu-
lating the bowels and restoring a natural
action to the digestive organs, equal to
Pills.
Three million dollars which Pullman
squeezed out of his employees by paying
them starvation wages will be used to
buy his daughter an Austrian Prince.
If Pullman saw one our Piutes with a
in his hat he would buy him
for a Turkey-Prince.
May heaven protect us from the hum
bugs, demagcgues and cranks who have