The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-21

A. IL. Griswold, accompanied by his
wife, left for San Francisco to visit the
Midwinter Fair. A lexpects to be absent
about ten days which vacation has been
well earned BY steady and careful atten-
ton to business. Mrs. Griswold will
"a month.
Now is the time of the year that The
inhabitants of the town should be start
my in to clean up the streets, alleys and
and backwards adjoining their premises
as this filth only creates the germ of
diseases thereby causing a great deal OF
sickness during the Summer months.
All the elements which nature requires
to make the hair beautiful and abund-
ant, are supplied in Ayers Hair Vigor.
This preparation keeps the scalp free
from daidruf, prevents the hair from
becoming harsh, and makes it flexible
and glossy.
The Riverside Mills, Reno, which re-
ceived the gold medal plize on -four at
the Worlds Fair, has offered to sell its
flour SO that the cost, laid down, will mol
exceed that of other first-class brands.
Everybody that uses it says there is no
better brand. Our merchant contem-
plate handling it soon.
Here is the way an exchange gets after
its delinquents: "If you have frequent
falnting spells, accompanied by chills,
cramps, b%unions, chilblains, epilepsy
and jaundice, it is a sign you are n o
we'll, but liable to die at any minute.
Pay your subscription in advance and
make yourself solid for a good obituary
notice.
Charlie Lewis has a new cabinet, the
construction of which embraces an idea
new to the writer and perhaps SO to
others. 1t is nearly air tight and there
Is no danger of breaking the glass as the
air forms a cushion when the door is
being closed and prevents it from being
shut with force. The cabinet is young
but already contains a number of in
teresting specimens. There il q string
bean from Chillicothe that is over a foot
long several fine fossils of leaves taken
from the hills near White Horse city /;
curious lime formations from Mud Lake,
sulphur from the same place and etc.
A number of the employees in the
train service on the seventh district OF
the Union Pacific, who make their head
quarters in Rawlins, have formed an as
ISOLATION for the purpose of collecting a
trust fund with which they expect to try
their fortunes in South Africa. There
are ten men in the company, and they
bind themselves to deposit $50 each the
LIST day of April, and SEE. each succeed
ing month up to the date designated for
their departure. If any members of the
association back out they forfeit the
amounts they have deposited. They
propose to engage in ~railroading in
Africa.
On account OF various matters in which
he is interested demanding SO much OF
his attention R. HI. Cowles finds that
he cannot devote the proper amount Of
time to his grocery business at Wads-
worth and hereby that he
will sell for cash in hand, the building
at Wadsworth in which is located his
general merchandise store, the lot on
which it stands, q large fire proof cellar,
the stock of goods on hand, the good
will, etc, etc. The goods are all fresh,
nothing shop worm: The business is a
prosperous one and the only reason for
selling lie to enable Mr.. Cowles to give
all OF his time to other industries in
which he is engaged. Wadsworth is
the best business town in Nevada today
and this opening offers a SPLENDID op-
poitnnity for some good man to locate
in Wadsworth. Call on r. II. Cowles
at the store.
Altar St. Patrick's Ball,