The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-09-28
Vim. Jeffrey is visiting in Churchill.

Glib Alderman was down from tue hills
Sunday. .nF !
Attention is called to the sd. OF Genesy
& Savage. :as
Mrs. Sheridan Brlhnt paid 2 visit to
Rem /, yesterday.
l.. Carney and Joe Efrics took in the
State Fair last week.
Miss May Pollock has returned from
a wish TO San Francisco.
Poole & Larson will soon be busy en-
t%argihg Music Hall.
ii you go camping you should look up
the prices the N. II. & y. Co.
Miss Lncy Parker returned from Reno
Sunday after viewing the fair.
Dr. X. H. Richardson and family are
nov occupying their town residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Crosby spent a
portion OF last week az the State Fair.
The leading magazines for September
for sale ut .05 10 10 80 cents at this
Olive.
X. c. Rlossom of the Central Nevadsn
j. n visitor in the western part OF the
STATE.
Hon. W. W. : illisms and family re-
tnrnel from the Fair and left for home
Sun lay,
sJoe .Effrick, Luke Kearney and
jeff Poole are home after q week at
che Fair.
Hay is being sold In Eureka at SIS per
Ton. II is brought in from neighboring
tanches.
Stage fare from Elko to Tuscarora h
81 willie the light lasts between rival
companies.
Uncle tieorge Frazer is in town. The
Commissioners meet on Saturday as a
Board Of Equalization.
Senator Stewart has placed us under
obligations to him by sending us q fine
map OF the United States and Alaska.
The farmers OF Douglass county this
State have organized a company for the
building of water storage reservoirs.
.Joe Casteel sends word to DR.. Rich
erdson: have y iewelry store in
sight" Olinghouse mines are all right.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the REC
eipt OF a season ticket to the Ormsby
County Fair and thanks the management
Tor the
C. T. Short, Dan Dynan, Ed Allen,
Tom Crosby, Frank Hammond and
the delegates to the county convention
aaw the finish Of the fair Saturday.
W. II. Pierson and Frank Hammond
Invested in several thoroughb ,eed pigs
4 1t State Fair. They are Of the j.
l. @. breed. OF perhaps better known IS
the Chester White.
jim Gregory left for Schurx Sunday
eight, hut hopes to return about Dec. LIST
60 reside permanently sud work his
mining claimss : With him at the head
OF the Emma L. the mine will make q
Cue showing very o
w. D. Linton returned Sunday eve.
ming from Plumas county and vicinity
where he enjoyed himself hunting and
prospecting and seeing one Of the love-
Hest. valleys In California. He says he
t,ad to let ont his waistbsnd several o
cl,es aud John Walker and Frank Hamp-
tea are getting latter.
The Eureka Sentinel says: sit Is
said the prices for cattle in the north
end OF Eureka county nesr the railroad
ere as follows: $l5 for this years
kpring calves, 500 for yeariings, $2s to
So. for two-year-old steers, $50 to $35 for
tnree-year.oid steers, $50 to $35 for COVE
With %caives, $3.50 to $3s for dry cows."
II is fsmored that A. @. Cleveland
eii enter the fight for United States
beaatOr. Cleveland il one OF those men
who does the wrong thing, or las HE
frieuds dc i, NJ iust the wrong time, and
the cUncet.ens "f public opinion seems
q he that he Sili not cut much ice in
k%oli,ical circies liereafter.--Lyon County