The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-19

ana returned no ne bniS morning.
George Money, formerly a brakeman
this division, was married to Mis-
Maggie Douglas AZ sofia speinys la t
Monday. They will reside At s.Ivei
Star.
George Herber;h has Just received =
fine line OF mems underwear, boots
shoes and a general supply Of Gents
Furnishing goods. Call and see his as
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Us. Raitt, Mrs.
s. Arnstein AMI Mrs. D. Ehler visited
the Wadsworth In liam School this week
and say the teacher, Miss Maoaulay, is
entitled to great praise.
The Famer's national congress-, In
session at Atlanta, ia, devoted much
of its time Monday to national financ,
and declared for the free coinage of sill
yer at the ratio of is to !.
We are toll that everything is cheap
er. Yes, we notice it when we have
anything to sell. So far as buying is
concerned, nothing Is cheap when you
have nothing with which to buy.
Tickets are out for the THANKSGIVING
bali to be given by the Grand Interna-
tional Auxiliary to the brotherhood o.
Locomotive Engineers. which will take
place Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 9th.
DIR. t. b. Holmes stepped softly into
u sanctum yesterday and informed us
that Wadsworth's population hal been
materially Increased, which Vol will
note more fully under the head OF births.
Piute val vas in progress at the
Indian camp Thursday in which clubs,
crockery and bloody heads figured. The
Indians say the number of cases of
drunkenness was caused by whisky fur
nished by tramps.
The August output Of the DeLamar
mine in Nevada wal as follows: Tons
crushed, 3,6l8; bullion realized, $751;
227 80; ore shipped, 5,20s tons. Total
revenue, $sl ,9g7 So; expenses, $4l ,e5s-
80; profits $50, 559 20.
Ed Short took us out for a drive be-
hind his new double team and we know
whereof we speak when we advise young
maids and old maids, widows and grass
widows, that the buggy is built for two
only and the team is safe. r4arF1
Al Gregory is getting lively, to-wit,
he wanted to spar US four rounds yes
terday., Al Is bachelor again and, we
advised him to tackle u wood pile and
reduce his ambition. p. S. We hardly
believe he will take our advice.
The big dam erected at the Standard
Co.'S electric works on Green creek,
Mono county, is finished. The power
thus furnished enables the dynamo to
III the Standard mill and hosting
works in Boiie, twelve miles distant.
Between 10000 and 1900 head of
mutton, sheep and lambs will be ship
ped on of Elko county next week to the
Eastern markets, says the Silver State.
Nevada mutton is attracting a great
deal of attention in the Eastern market.
The Gazette says: The students of
the State University have selected two
football elevens from among their num-
beers. A c~oacller from San Francisco
will arrive shortly to give the boys
pointers. 1t is understood that Profess
or Stubs furnishes the latter gentle
man..
The numerous sales OF trimmed hats
made by Mrs. Phillips & Linton during
the past ten days show that the ladies
of Wadsworth know first-class goods
when they see them and can appreciate
bargains. These ladies' are giving val
ues in millinery never before offered
and no one should fail to call and see
their goods.
1t is time that people who want a
frst-class picture went to c. +. Skinner,
Reno, BECAUSE he is Il No. + artist and
allows none but the best OF work to
leave his gallery. He guarantees all
work. DO not %patronize a travelling
man when | will make better cabinets
for s2 per dozen than you can reliably
get anywhere else.
We missed oar Office chair Thursday
and had to look thrice BEFORE we noticed
it was covered with an immense cab