The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

"f'ou; ohe neN IlSpaUcner, mas
moved his family TO Dunsmnir and will
reside IN The company Is house which
was formerly occupied by the Suptrin-
lehdent.-DuAsmuir News.
Superintendent Agler's little daughter
who Is a blond and wears u red dress
while she works he pedals oil a bicycle
Ike an expert, is Wadsworth's latest
living picture and a sweet one.
". ID. Epperson was in town this
week as good natured aud snilinga as
usual. While a commissionership spoils
the temper of many a good man Wa feel
that "Ep' will always be the same.
Crosby & Poole spent all of Sunday
night unloading and feeding eight hun
drtd head of Miller 4 Lux cattle which
were eriven across the country to Mason
Valley to be fed and turned into good
beef.
1t takes a rich man to draw u check,
a pretty girl to draw attention, u horse
to draw a load, a porns plaster to draw
the skin, a topper to draw a cork, a free
lunch to draw a crowd, and an advertise
ment to draw trade.
Peach's Orchestra will give a dance
New Years Eve, and after deducting ex
penses devote the proceeds to tine Fire
Department fund TO liquidate the pres
emit Indebtedness. 1t would be doing
a good work to raise enough to pay the
debts and paint the hose houses.
For a useful and handsome present,
buy the Latest Improved White Sewing
Machine.
MRs. PHII.iIPs 4 LINTON, Agents
All the most reliable and worthy
papers in this State are in hopes that
Mrs. Alice Hartley, the slayer OF NJ. d.
Foley, will be granted a new trial.-Sil-
yer State. And you might add that the
papers who are not afraid to say so hope
that, Mrs. Hartley will be- acquitted il
she gets a new trial, and receive from
the Foley estate a legacy sufficient to
maintain herself and educate her child.
Lyon County Times.
Ex.-When a newspaper makes men,
zion of a philosophical or business TACT,
wherein some contemplate human char
acteristic is held up to ridicule, you will
never fail to find some mani p in the
community who shows that he thinks
it was intended for him. In a whole box
of ready made" shoes thrown from an
upstairs window, there is never q pair
but hits and fits somebody, and that
somebody always acknowledges the gilt.
The ball which'took place Isst evening
for the benefit OF the acquitted Carlin
strikers was a most enjoyable affair. A
goodly company enjoyed the da nee pro-
gramme and festivities were kept up un-
til q late hour. Before dancing com
menced q concert programme vas rem.
dered which was mighty entertaining,
each number eliciting a generous amount
of applause. Cummings and Lindsay,
two OF the strikers, were present. A
good sum was realized by the entertain
ment.-virginia City Enter prise.
Everybody is invited to call and see
the prettiest and cheapest Christmas
presents ever brought to Wadsworth, al
Mrs, PHILIPS q LINTON.
An exchange senssibly says ~that~ever,
business firm, as well as every order~and
organization of any kind in a town,
ought be represented by an advertise
ment or card, even, sp,all or unprelensi
Gus, in the local paper. 1t is less a mat
ter of patronage TO the paper than OF
duty to the town, OF which the paper is
supposed, 0y reaslers ut a distance, to lie
al index. The paper ought to show
what the town bas-to be u complete
business and social directory Of it. Pa
pers are often criticised for not doing Tor
their town what the Indifference OF the
citizens prevent their doing.
Tom Wren says: II deem the remon-
etization of silver AMI monetary reform
as the paramount Issue OF the'day. and
of vastly greater Importance to the peo-