The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-11-22

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Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Porter have re-
turned IRON Washoe City and were ar
companied by Miss Porter OF hat place
Mrs. I. j. Yeargin and the childan
are aV nome again from Bakersfield
where they have been visiting for some
time.
by referring to the birth notices it
VIII be seen that R. sHerz has added \
Jewel OF inestimable value to his col.
lection.
Ralph Norris has some of the finest
winter apples we have ever seen. They
were raised on the Fellnagle ranch and
are beauties.
Feed on the range in Lander county
Is SAID to be short and farmers are max
Ing calculations on feeding their stock
cattle for the winter.
Miss Belle Budden has been visiting
with Miss Bessie Whited, Mrs. Budden
being at the Reservation with her
daugher, Miss Daisy.
The Eureka Sentinel says: "Charley
Man, the Newark Valley rancher, has
raised a couple of tons OF beets this year
from which ha is making molasses."
q. A. Macpherson and wife arrived
yesterday and will be rendered
a reception at Fraternal Hall Saturday
evening. They are very popular young
people.
There are nearly twice as many wild
overs as widows who remarry. That
proves that women learn by experience,
or-that a chance is a big thing.-Nation.
Conductor Harry Holland has return
ed from the East. While there he
represented the local B. of K. T. at the
Grand Lodge and took in the Worlds
Fair.
The Midwinter Fair exhibit Nevada is
going to make is now the talk. Churchill
has A apples, honey, hay, copper ores,
soda, borax and etc. of which she should
be r%ustling up her exhibit.
Miss Martha Nelson at Fowlers is
making a supply of "basket boquets"
silver wire and silk thread for the holt
days. They are certainly unique and
make a handsome and inexpensive
present which will delight your lady
A locomotive is being constructed in
England to run 100 miles an hour. 1t is
1000 horse power and the driving wheels
are II feet in diameter. The three
cylinders are 40, % and IS iuches in
diameter, with a 29-inch stroke. The
boiler pressure is 200 pounds.
Mr.. Chas. R. Gilbert representing the
Pacsfic Insurance Union is in town to
euamine the fire department mains
and apparatus with a view of lowering
insurance rates, if our system will
justify him in doing SO. Pleasant
gentleman. Happy to meet him.
The smallest "cat-boil" is large
enough to show that the blood needs
purifying-a warning which, if unheed-
ed, may result, not in more boils, but
in something very much worse. Avert
the danger in time by the use of Ayers
Sa~rsaparilla. Cured othe rs, will cure
you.
They don't want the duty on iron
abolished and say to the Democratic
party. ''The Southern iron men have
resolved to resist repeal, forgetting for
the moment all difference of political
beliefs, and mindful only of the more
stable and better thing, to wit: domestic
prosperity"
A young fireman has a young NOUS
tache of which he is proud. A blast of
flame from the ire-box burned his face
the other day and after he recovered he
remarked ''Idont care for my face but
l hope my moustache isn't injured"
He couldn't feel it SO he rushed for a
mirror.
At a conference OF the Catholic priests
of Connecticut held at Hartford on the
10th inst a circular was read which vas
Gninl and which contained the results