The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-07

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II success. 1t consists Of cups which adj
here closely 10 the cows teats, and re-
main until the teat is limp and soft.
Geo. W. Peltier, president of the
Lovelock Commercial Company, and
father, PASSED through for San Fran
cisco Thursday night. Mr.. Peltier says
times are becoming liveier around Love
lock.
If so inclined you can have some good
sport shooting jackrabbits on the road
which runs past the Proctor ranch.
Every evening soon after sunset the
rabbits are more than plentiful in that
vicinity.
Last November DR.. Richey extracted
ten teeth without pain for Mrs. F. loft,
and the second day after put her in a
full upper set of teeth that she has worn
ever since with perfect satisfaction. y
George Stoker has sold ranch and
cattle at Bullion to Paul Lane, of Pine
Valley. Geo. and his brother, Bert,
will gather the horses and drive them to
Lovelock in a week or ten days.-Elko
Independent.
Farmers, merchants, mining men,
manufactures and citizens should bear
the State Fair in mind and each do his
share towards contributing exhibits.
The mites OF many will count much and
do the State credit.
Parties who have been visiting NJ nd
lake this week report wild ducks there
in thousands. The fowl fly high and
when open season comes a week from
tomorrow hunters will have to work to
till their game sacks.
1t is time that people who want a
frst-class picture wen to C. +. Skinner,
Reno, because he is a No. | artist and
allows none but the best of work to
leave his gallery. He guarantees all
work. DO not p~atronize a travelling
man when l will make better cabinets
for ~ per dozen than you can reliably
get anywhere else.
According to a Troy fisherman, the
latest triumph OF Yankee inventive
genius is an India rubber fish worm.
1t is said to be a remarkably good imi-
tation of the common earth worm, is
indestructible and in actual use proves
as alluring to the fishes as the genuine
article.
Several weeks ago while J. H. McCul-
loch was working on the roof of a new
house across the river he slipped and in
falling ~endeavored to catch a ladder.
Instead his foot caught in the ladder
and he was thrown to the ground with
considerable force, bruising his back 81
he has been confined to his home pretty
close. He is now able to be around.
Employees of the Boston & Maine
Railroad have received the following
circular, signed by the superintendent
and approved by the general manager:
Your attention is called to the fact
that you are not allowed to use tobacco
in any form whatever while on duty,
nor on trains or in stations when off
duty with uniform or badge on The
rule il imperative and must be regared
at all times.
Work has been coming in so lively
that DR.. Richey the Chicago dentist has
again extended his time until Sept. 10,
in fact the Doctor hasn't been idle a
minute since his return to Wadsworth,
let no one put off this golden opportun-
ity to have their dental work done. y
J. II. Thies returned Tuesday from a
trip to Nye county, where he bought be-
tween 1000 and 1900 beef steers, which
includes about all the beef in hat Sec
ton. Mr.. Thies says that for genuine
hospitality Nye county beats the world,
and in his trip he did not find one old
party man, they all recognizing the fact
that good prices for beef depends upon
the general prosperity OF the country
Silver State.
Tom Farral a Y he will introduce in
our ball room this season a new feature.
1t is a sitting waltz. Tom says the
only difference will be you sit instead of
dancing. The mans right arm is arour d
the girls waist, while his left hand
holds her right. Her left hand is placed
lo,,;noly ,,nop h;a Sbouldar and all Won