The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-08-28

1eSn mas Otel eSIdDllSileI III SdtTiIllcil-
to-. Horses are to be slaughtered and
the meat cooked and canned for food for
hogs.
General Graham says he will not re-
move the inscription "Murdered by
Strikers" ON the Preside monument.
The Secretary OF War will settle the
matter on appeal.
Jim Cope and wife left Saturday
morning for Oregon to make a new
home. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Mike Kaiser who will visit rela-
tions in that country.
The sale OF the Silver Star mines by
Jim Yerington is only a question OF a
very short time now. 1t is understood
that there are several syndicates who
are willing and anxious to ~buy.-Trib-
une.
The Carson News says A NJ. Latta
and wife departed Saturday night for
their home in Lovelock. Arthur has
been engaged to teach in the Lovelock
schools, this being his fourth term at
that place.
Before buying your Fall suit come and
examine u samples from Meyer q Co.
and Jacob l.. Coin, Chicago. We guar
antee a fit. Suits from $l3 80 up. Pants
from So 50 up. L. GRIswoLD.
There are six or seven cases OF tonsi-
litis or sore throat in town and il there
is anything good going the rounds we
generally come in for a share. Can't
eat, drink or lie and have stopped all
bad habits. Can't speak.
Humphrey Draper and Mrs. S. E.
Blythe were married recently at Ell
Paso, Texas. Mr.. Draper is a Travel
ing Engineer for the 5. P. Co. AMI il
we'll known in this vicinity, having in
years past ran on the Truckee Division.
One thing neeied in DeLamar from a
business standpoint, and a thing prob
ably more important than any other
branch of business, is a bank. This is
an opportunity for capital and it is a
question OF only a short time until this
branch is furnished.-Lode.
Fashionable doctor-My dear young
lady, you are drinking untiltered water,
which swarms with animal organism.
You should have it boiled-that will
kill them. Patient-Well, doctor, |
think I'd sooner be an aquarium than u
cemetery.
The San Francisco silver convention
left the silver men in the State free to
act with the parties they have hereto
fore been connected with. This means
that a gran effort will be nude to get
one of the oil | parties to declare for free
silver coinage.
John P. Sweeny's thoroughbred run
ner Borealis, while being speeded on
the track at Carson Thursday, broke
both hin legs, one at the knee and one
at the thigh. The rider WIS thrown to
the ground and escaped unhurt. The
horse had to be shot.
Aware Evans has b)i,ht I'D heal of
beef cattle OF James M,Dsrm)sb recent
ly, to be led on his Churchill county
ranch. There were 81 steers for which
he paid Az cents PER po1ul, and 40
cows at 4 cents, to be delivere III the
Goth o; this month.-Glzstte.
"Whither are we drifting?,' Is a heal
line that is becoming a mighty familiar
sight in our exchanges. Stop it boy.
We are not drifting; WI are s;ootiny
down the creased slide like hot shot
through a tin horn, an | the slide is
creased with Rothschild's dope.-Den-
yer Road.
An exchange tells of a man who went
into his COW stable the other night an |
by mistake mixed tine cow up u nice
bran. The COW merely supposed the
hard times were the cause OF the econo-
my, meekly ate her supper, and the
man never discovered his mistake UNI
til the next morning, when he MIXED
the COW she let down half IL gallon of
turpentine, a quart OF shoe pegs and II
bundle of laths.
At Reno last Friday Frank H. Sharp
had Stanley Peek arrested on a charge
of ASA 1T with II deadly weapon. He
alleges in the complaint that the said
Stouloy Daak III ipInninnaIv and will.