The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-17

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ing school which closes at 8 O'Clock.
The veget tble gee Il sent 10y Senator
Ste" art to ~. II. A. Pike have been
distributed. Requests were M np,ous
G. c. Powning re ,,r,- The Nr;dwinur
Fair the best exhibit. take it all in all.
thai IL has been his good fortune TO se
Mrs. Phillips is having a small cottage
constructed On ner loI in the IL rhln
adlfl ~. Larsen & loft are doin; liza
work.
The Commercial Co. have shipped in
the past two weeks rs cars of hay. two
cars of wheat and one car of p)tatoes.-
Lovelock New Era.
1t 10 'krl like a Pinte wal at the depot
yesterday when the police stopped AN
Indian youth who wanted to leave
school for The cainpoody.
The heaviest train of live stock ever
shipped from Nevada left Lovelrmk
Wednesday for San Francisco, consisting
OF 81 cars contain ing 2,6O0 head of beef
cattle.
Young and choice beef cattle have
been fed at d. II. Di''a"i's ramrl, for the
express use of the Home NJ at Market.
1t is all picked stock AMI the finest beef
in the State.
The Elko Independent cam ia MS
with column rules turned Wednesday
in memory of the death of q. w. Grover
an "f That paper and a pronin-
ent citizen OF Nevada.
Postal notes will not be issunl any
more, but all notes in circulation at
present are good, and will be recognized
by the Government IA long as they bear
the Postnlaster's signature.
Engineer Roger Trewick left Thursday
night to take run on the Coast Div
i.ion. Roger has been with H. for many
years and his genial fare will be missed.
He was a sterling citizen in every res
pect and a model man.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
ladies Of WBdsworth and vicinity to
attend our Spring and Summer Opening
oil patterns, hats and bonnets, Partisan
novelties, etc. Opening Days, Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 10Th and 2lst.
respectfully,
Mrs. PHILLIPS & LINTON.
The Reno members of the Grand
Lodge, K. of =. of Nevada are making
Grand Chancellor OF the United STATE,
IA most hearty welcome when the Cram
Lodge meets in May. The Knights oi
Pyti.ias is one OF the grandest secrel
societies in existence to-day, and out
rank many older ones.-Gazetle.
Ex-senator James q. Fair has had an
expert named Sullivan at the llite
Horse Mining District, near Wadsworlh,
for a week or lnrre. The ex-senator be-
lieves in ''sellirg 'em when they are
high and buying 'em when they are
low /" and the fact OF his sending an ex
pert to the camp will do it no good.-Ga-
zette.
Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers,
singers, and actors, all recognize the
virtues Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. One
Of our most eminent public men says:
at is the best remedy that can be pro-
cured for all affections of the vocal or
CANS, throat, and lungs"
The Southern Pacific Co. is Inaugural
ting a most liberal policy IN this tate
much o SO Than ever before, says the
New Era. Whenever an industry OF
merit in Nevada can prove that mini
mum rates are necessary in order to
compete with the outside world, the
company shows an inclination, and in
innumerable instances in the past year,
h. given the rate asked fer.
W. p. Mclaughlin is shipping pota-
toes to Fresno. This market will be
feared up OF every pound of hay, every
pototo aud every onion in the market
before sixty days 20 by. The Truckee
Meadows have never yet grown an art
icle that sometime during the year has
not been in demand, still there are those
who talk about the tower productions"
Reno and the Trlrkee meadows is the