The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-12-06

ror every variety and phase of tbo
diseases which attack the air passages
Vi The head throat and lungs Aver,s
merry Peetoral will be found a sneci6c
me preparation rllays inflammation. con
'ro's the disposition to to cough and
prevents consumption.
"A demand has existed for newspaner
IN virginia ever since the Enternrisa
ceased publication on January IS of the
present year, and here we are.n saws the
virginia Enterprise in its s%alutatorv
II you want Comstock news get it from
Vhls clean and lively sheet, the only one
there. Here's to you, you old pioneer
and welcome you are.
Wadsworth Lodge No. 33I.O.O
Monday night elected the following
ofbcers for the ensuing term A. Steele
I. N. GID. g. Malcolm N. g., Thos.
bastian V. g., +. l.. Glow, r. s., F.
loft Sec., G.. +. Drown, Treas.
The Genoa Courier suggests it would
be a good idea for some one who ia able
and has the best interest of the State at
heart, to publish a phamphlet setting
forth our undeveloped reource and the
Inducements We can present to idle
capital to invest in this State, for general
distribution to visitors at the Midwinter
Fair.
The beautiful little drama called 1.-THE
Journal of Life, the Cousin Jedediah
quartet all in character, the Irish drama
and Reuben and Rachael" by the '92
and '93 Club on next Friday eve at
Fraternal Hall at 8 O'Clock sharp.
Gents please present their written invi-
tations from executive committee for
admittance to Hall.
The epidemic OF measles seems to
have come upon us as we hear at pres
ent that the younger members of the
following families are afflicted. The
children of VIM. Pierson, ]. R. Forrest,
B. F. Dolan, H. d. Esden, w. H. A.
Pike, ]. O'Brien, Jas. Crosby, Mr..
Springer, Geo. Abbay and A. T. Clippen-
ger. We trust that none of the cases
may prove serious, and so far the child
rem are all getting along nicely.
Mrs. H. H. Hartly is DESTROYS of
starting a school Of fine art in Wads-
worth the same as in Reno. She is a
lady of fine taste and an accomplished
artist and we trust she may he success
full in getting a large class here. She
will have an opening in Reno about Dec.
IL and will then display her lovely work
Her terms arc very reasonable. See her
advertisement in this paper.
The Ladies Aid wish to express their
thanks to Mr.. Pike for donating the use
of his Hall. to Mr.. Griswold for kindly
donating the use of his dishes, and to
the young ladies of the 90 and SO club
who favored the Aid Society entertain
ment with songs Rotations &C., and for
their kindness in waiting upon the table
also to Mrs. Gowan and Fowler for their
kindness in donating the use of the
chairs from Music Hall.
The Woodland Mail says: Wednesday
night, j. w. Freeman's residence at the
corner of Lincoln m and Second
streets, wal broken into and a purse con-
tanning $37. 80 parted company with its
rightful owner. Beside the money the
purse contained a solid gold Masonic
emblem in the form of a keystone,
which was left untouched. Silverware
on the dining-room table was also pur-
posely overlooked. A trip to the cellar
was next tc receive the visitors atten-
ton, and a pleasant halfhour was passed
in ~appeasing the appetite Of the bold bad
man from the preparations of Mrs. Free
mans Thanksgiving dinner.