The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-05

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Professor Ring is bu.ily engave5 IN
preparing question for the semi.annual
'fa'''fr9' examination, which will be
neld All over This State OIL the arst Mon.
day Oh January.
W. L. Dalton srrived from East Gate
churchill County last evening with six
morse load of choice grain fed pork. Mr.
Dalton sold 10 tile Wadsworth comm.r.
cIai Cos. market.
Buy your fencing. pine or redwood
9 llngles, clear and common lumber n,
al sizes OF Foulks and Powning. yerl,
or Reno. THE best mouniain pine ana
low pr c Common lumber on the car,
at Verdi at $40 per thousand. y
q. 4. Skinner, the Reno photogra.
pher, IL pronounced an being one of the
oest artists on the coast. He will con-
vince you Of his work when you ace his
sanlples. Mr.. Skinner thai
lie All guarantee every picture. Nov
is tn" time to get your picture taken be-
lore the holidays.
The DIsrA1cH acknowledges the re.
'ript of a complimentary ticket to the
irst annual ball of George G. Cornwall
Division. No. "a. Order of Railway Con-
ductors, to he given at Winnen.u cca, De-
cember 81, 1894. We are of the opinion
that it Will be the leading social event of
that town for y decade.
The Sugar Beet, a paper published in
Philadelphia in the interest of the beet
''ulture, Gays OF Nevada: 1.-The canal
which ia to tap Humboldt Lake will
Train $1,000 acres Of rich ~alluviai land,
which il raid to be we'll adapted to su.
gar beet culture. The claim il that the
best beet in the world may be cultivated
Nevada"
A Scotch housewife says that her fan
GELS never shrink, and it is because. she
washes them in cold waite. She puts
hem in clean cold soap suds and washes
hem directly, then she puts them
Trough a second suds and rinees then,
n cold water and hangs them out to dry
without wringing them at all. She never
washes f%1annel+ on q rainy or cloudy day
nut always waits for sunshine.
Bill Nichols has the thanks of t,,e
community for his work in raising funds
% pay for repairs on the town hydrants
md putting them in shape for the win
er. Tne fire commissioners, VIM. Dom
John Lee, w. H. A. Pike, A.
POLLOCK and N. A. liumlnel have been
current expenses out of their
pockets since the mains were put in.
Principal Cuttings rerort for Noysm-
YER appears in todsy's issue. The per
'ent of attendance OH average number
enrolled and the number of cases Of tar
illness are matters for tine parents to
consider as the fault is with the parents.
Don't let your children be absent or tar
iy without very good causes as these
wills are demoralizing to the best inter-
of pupils and teachers.
Some farmers wives are almost slaves, |
,verworked women, to whom life does
rot bring the brightness it should aud
night. Many u farmer has died and
eft property-quite q large mount Of
that wasa curse to his children.
That would have been an untold bless
ng il half Of it had been spent AS they
rent along from year to year in giving
wife and family more comforts and plea
,ures and less burdens.-Ex.
Chairn,an Meyers of the Grievance
of the Locomotive Engineers
allied on General Manager Towne and
interviewed that gentleman relative TO
inc cut in wages. Mr.. Towne suggested
) rat the engineers appoint q delegate
esch division Of the system TO con-
Ter with the officials of the Dad relative
10 the reduction in wages. The confer
.nce will bs held at an early day, aud it
believed that q satisfactory agreee-
will be reached.
Reno Division No. 2, Of the Uniform
Rank of knights OF Pythias contemplate
giving = grand uniform and dress ball
on the 10Th of February, the a%nniver-
ssry of the order. If it is decided to