The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-03

same class OF stock he disposed OF last
year for 81 70.
Sam Browder WAS in from lone yes
terday for a load OF supplies. He says
the camp is lively and yellow bullion is
being turned out.
The most serious critic of the law is
the man for whom the law is made.
That is why criminals are the worst
enemies OF the law.
The general admission to "a Dream
of Fairyland" Saturday is % cents for
each person over six years OF age. Music
Hall will be crowded.
Judge Cheney and Dist. Atty. Julien
left here for saltwater Monday morning
to attend court. They will probably
return Thursday evening.
A carload OF potatoes was shipped
from this place last week to San Fran
cisco, Spuds will be spud this year, it
is said.-Lyon County Times.
We acknowledge the receipt of a com
plimentarv ticket to the eight annual
ball to be given Thanksgiving Eve by
the G.. |. A. to the B. OF l.. +.
W. j. Mcknight and Miss Nellie Mac
pherson will be married this evening.
Only the relatives OF the contracting
parties will witness the ceremony.
The Rene Journal says Glenn Lemery
is quite sick with an attack OF pnenmo-
MIA, having returned home from Wads-
worth on Saturday. He is confined to
bed.
1t is stated that the feed in Eureka
and Elko counties is very poor this sea
son, and hat fully $4,000 more sheep
will be driven south into Nye county
this winter than usual.
We received some apples and peaches
Monday with the compliments of Mike
Kaiser. The fruit is fine and we were
rather surprised to see peaches. The APP
Piles were beauties and as good as they
looked.
II you want a house We will give you
t 10 choice of several good properties
and sell them cheaper than you will
ever be able TO buy them again. Parties
must have money. Call at the DIsPATcH
office.
Judge Gaynor of New York declares
that four inches Of space in a newspaper
is more effective than a public meeting
in promoting any good cause. The Col
Hath of modern business is newspaper
space properly utilized.
Engineer Goldie is around again but
too sore to hit the ground very hard
when he walks. His body is well orna-
mented with black and blue spots and
the top of his head is tender where it
came in contact with the roof of the
cab. He says he is pretty well satisfied
to escape with the bruises.
Those who expect to grow up with a
town and prosperity, shouldn't sit idly
and wait for the town paper and more
influential people" to push them alon,.
Get in and boost. If you can't boost,
don't hang back and hamper others. If
you haven't enough strength to shove,
try to muster up enough to let go.-Ex.
A ticket stolen from the railroad office
at Reno some time Sunday turned up
here yesterday having been sold by n
hobo to a miner from DeDamar. Depu-
ty Constable Crosby gathered in the
hobo who was having u glorious drunk
and using obscene language on the
street when the children were on the
way to school. He is in the cooler.
A bereaved husband up on the Dakota
border has posted this notice on a pine
tree: "My wife Sarah has left my
rancho when i didn't Doc a thing Too
hur and l Want it Distinctly under
stood that any Man as takes hur in an
Keers for her on mi account Will get
hisself Pumped so Full ov Led tibet Sum
tenderfoot Will locate him fer a mineral
elaine. A word to the Wise is sufficient
q I'd orter work on fools. P. smith,.
Postscript.
Up to this time the cutie supply is
getting to be quite short as the great
droves of cattle which have lett the
State have almost left us without beef