The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-12-05

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laid up for a few days.
Mrs. c. NJ. Brown returned We1nes-
evening evening from Sacramento. She
was accompanied by Mi 5 Blanche Firks
who will visit here for some days.
Trib triumphs over tribulations.
Trib strikes out striving athletes strains,
Trib cures the bruises OF all nations,
Trib conqners burns and muscle palms,
The invitation social to be given by
the Knights of Pythias next Tuesday
night promises TO be an immense sue
cess Judging by the outlook for a good
time.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the
receipt OF IA complimentary ticket to the
masquerade ball to be given on New
Years eve by Truckee Lodge No. 10, b.
oil l.. +.
Hilderbrandt, alleged to be the
over to await the action OF the Grand
Jury. He was held i'll bonds to the
alnout OF $1,000.
In the matter of G.. w. Brasher OF
Trnckee the Superior Court last Sat
urday made an order of adjudication OF
insolvency. His Wadsworth creditors
have received notice.
IIarr Dtryn 10 nnt , -, m tt,ht omar
tor at Lovelock until he RECEIVERS. He
still carries his arm in "A sling and Will
Shaber still limps and uses Il cam as
the result OF the football game.
The Gazette says Judge Bigelow ha
formed a copartnerSllip with Barclay
Henley and will move to San Francisco
and enter upon the practice of his pro-
fession as soon as his term OF office ex-
plres.
f. Griswold Announces that they have
four buyers busy in the San Francisco
markets looking up a variety of choice
Christmas goods. Everything imagin-
able and to suit all tastes will soon be
displayed.
The Indian who was thrashed by
Henry Esden about a year ago for
assaulting Henry's father was last week
convicted in the U. S. District Court of
assault with intent of kill aud sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
A unpn nf Yotfv Ia MANY fIiuuao trnrEa1
the town Thursday night and stole all
the clothes they thought they could use
from James Shepley's yard, an overcoat
from Ed Wilson, helped themselves
from Jim Poole's wood pile and acted
the hog generally.
"Wednesday Kaiser K Freeman shipped
from here to j. Roseburg, San Fran
cisco, 10000 pounds OF Nevada wool and
several more sucll loads are on the way
here. The men handling it were jubi-
liant and had lots oi fun with the men
who were opposed to Mckinley before
election.
Rural free delivery has been estab-
lished by the postotice inspector in the
vicinity OF Tempe Arizona, converting Il
thickly settled farming country. This
is one of the seven s~tatious selected in
the United states by the Post office
department for the trial OF the ex-
pertinent.
An exchange crowded a large amount
OF truth and satire in the following few
lines: "a Missouri editor, in answer to
the question, DO hog' paw said: A
great many do not. they will take the
paper for several years and then some
day their paper will be sent back marked
refused"
~Bicyclists, male and female, should
beware OF tight carriers and of stockings
which are to thick. A garter which is
wide and has little pressure is just as
effective as a narrow one very tight.
The result of wearing the latter is
bound to he bad, it being a fertile pro-
ducer OF varicose veins.
Although the Nevada boys were
beaten at football Saturday Rail- h
Bender Captain OF Berkeley says it
WAS a hard fought game, anil the Berk-
eley team had their hands full to keep
the Nevada boys from scoring. He also
SAYS that for a team so young i'll the
harness the Nevada team shows more
gtit and backbone than any he has seen.
The wife of Mr.. Robinson. a promin-