The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-03-21
In Lent she seeks a sad seelusion.
NO more q dancer or a feaster,


u. Hoskins, the Reno undertaken has
Just received a fine line of caskets and
burial material from the East. Baskets
finished i'll all kinds Of wood and plaids.
Girls who want to improve their COM
plexions are advised by an expert 10
exercise ten minutes a day with the
llghtest weight dumbbells they can find.
Petitions to Congress praying that the
law requiring 500 worth of assessment
work on claims be suspended for this
year, are being circulated in the north
ern country.
Wadsworth is a desirable place to
reside. 1t has a number of improve
ments under way, which when complet-
ed, will add much to the beauty OF the
beautiful village.
The doctors are waiting for fireman
Zeigler to recover ST. ength enough to
permit the trial OF an operation which
will be decisive when performed. The
worst is feared.
Several of the Ladies Guilds of the
Episcopal churches in California have
kindly offered t., send flowers for the
decoration of our church next Sunday il
being Easter day.
"It amt no wonder city people don't
live long," said old Mrs. Jason. "If
had az many nrighbors to look after
as folks that live in cities must have, I'd
be dead in less'n a year."-Ex.
Some dirty low-lived sneak thief went
into the Library last Saturday and stole
three or four magazines. If the party or
parties are caught they will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent OF the law.
We hope to see our littls church filled
on Easter day and evening. The choir
composed of our young people is improv-
ing. The decorations will be lovely and
we always hear a good sermon by Rev.
Bellam.
The citizens would like to see the fire
drill revived by the railroad officials and
there has been considerable talk of TAX
ing some steps tending TO this end. 1t
is probably the only successful way to
get a trained crew.
The railroad between here and Clark's
Station looks like one of the Egyptian
plaques had struck it. Dozens of dear
chickens. several turkeys, n horse and
numerous suits of clothes are scattered
along it for a mile or more.
The Verdi Republican Club now num-
bers So members. The precinct polled
ITO votes for Congressman in 1892, divid-
ed up as follows: Hon. Francis q.
Newlands, go; Hon, VIM. Woodburn.
43; Hon. ]. G. Haynes, Gazette.
The Penns, lvania Railroad Com
pany has sent out a special train with
two physirians, who are TO go over the
whole line to vaccinate at each station
all the s%witchmen, section-men, gate
keepers aud other employees.
/. T. F Moran has returned from a
short trip to Fresno, MERGED and San
Francisco. He a y business is very
dull in the San Joaquin valley. He was
pleased with the Midwinter FAIR and
mel many Nevadans there.
81 see your back" is the latest gag
you get with a whack that drives the air
OUT of your lungs. Then if YOU'RE on"
you say 81 see your behind-the times
and you give him a kick that makes him
chary about sitting down for a week.
Words of encouragement and pro-
mise are given to the band on every
side and everybody desires to see it
flourish and all are willing to help it do
Practice is now the main feature.
What q pleasure it will be to us during
the summer.
There are over 5000 bachelors in
Manitoba, and they send word through
their government that if that number of
England's "superfluous" women will
emigrate to Manitoba the proceeding
may be mutually advantageous.
The Supreme Court OF California has
decided that husband and wife, in the
privacy of their own home, may say
what they choose of the character of
third parties. AID il does not constitute