The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-16

~ 4 '1N'A w 1hs f'Nstt =" NNN' 49,
we think. is IA mistake, rs st. Clair is in
Churchill county.-ridings. Mark it
via of Wadsworth and send it along.
Press dispatches have it that the Van
derbilts are negotiating with G. p.
Huntington with Il view Of securing on
troll OF the Central Pacific. Hunting
ton and other Southern Pacific mag
mates know that if the Van1erbilts wan
a line to San Francisco they have tn,
means TO build one; consequently they
would prefer, no doubt, to give up the
Central Pacific to them.
1t is time that people who want a
irst-class picture went to c. Il. Skinner.
Reno, because he is a No. | artist and
allows none hnt the best OF work to
leave his gallery. He guarantees all
work. Do not p~atronize a travelling
man when | will make better cabinets
for 81 per dozen than you can reliably
get a lywhere else.
The thirteenth annual Indian confer
ence is beginning its session at Mohawk
Lake, New York. In his opening al
dress DR.. Abbott said that the confer
ence had already accomplished valuabl;
results. 1t had insisted that the reser-
walton was an evil and that the Indians
should hold lands in s~everalty.
One day last week the steamer Meteor
ran down a flock of pAlica s on Lake
Tahoe. Walter Bliss anl r. S. Oliver
shot one and captured one alive. They
were both young birds anl measured
six feet from tip to tip.-carson News.
The captured must be the one which
escaped from II park.
DIR. j. w. Was OF West Pullman, I'LL
nois, claims to have discovered "a cure
for diptheria which far exi.ee Is anti
toxine in efficiency. Dc. Was remedy
is electricity, which is applied directly
to the throat. 1t is claimed to have
been successful in a large number of re-
cent virulent cases.
Ladies' will do well 10 attend our
special sale OF trimmed hats, toqnes and
nne also childrens hats at reduced
prices. A look at our show window will
onvince you all that they are bargains.
Mrs. PHuLIPs & LINTON.
Last week Mr.. Banta Of Reno bought
40 head of mixed steers to feed his hay
md paid therefor 500 after standing
three houra. d. Ridenour OF Susanville.
Gal, offered to pay the first man that
a ne along with 3)) head COOL steers,
cents per pounl for the lot, weigh and
~leliver at Amedee. So writes J.. NJ.
Fulton to the New Ere.
At an early hour on Friday morning
asst, the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Il. Roberts at Winnemucca, with near
~ all its contents, was destroyed BY
ire. There seems to have been a quar-
tity Of loose pistol cartril ges in the
burning building, for the Silver State
says a ball from one OF them atruck a
fireman named Dave Gonna 10 in the
abdomen, but glanced anl only made n
iesh wound. Cornado afterwards found
he bullet in the watch pocket of his
p,nts.
Stop that boy! A cigar in his mou h
a swagger in his walk, impudence in his
face, a observation-disclosures in his man
ner. Judging from his demeanor, he il
older that his father, wiser than the
President; stop him, he is going too
last. He don't know his speed. Stop
aim ere tobacco stops his nerves, ere
bride ruins his character, ere good IN
bltion and manly strength give way to
low pursuits and british aims, stop all
such boys. They are the legion, shame
If their families, the sal an | solemn re-
proach OF their Notwithstanding
Bee.
A young lady In | a roller skating ex-
| p~erience last week as follows: You
ought to have seen me, sal the viva
;ious young lady to her beau. "I'd
Just got the skates on and started off
when down | came Oh my-"Cora,"
said her mother. "What? Oh, it was
so funny. Oae skate went one way,
and the other went the other way, and
down | came on my "CoraP' re-
provingly spoke her father. "Well
what?' They seoDtei from under m
md down came on my" 'Cora!'