The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-03

work has commenced on the Sunset
canal IN Fresno county. The canal will
be 2S2 miles long, and will carry water
enough to irrigate $780, oO acres of land.
The Reno Gazette's shears are we'll
worn but a lead pencil lasts it forever.
1t steals right and lett and never credits
an article or paragraph except when it
bulls it.
LosT-A bunch OF keys in the Wads-
worth yard on the 2Sth OF last month,
which consisted OF a car key No. 179, S.
p, | car key and tour or five small KEYS.
Finder please leave at the dispatch office.
Doc Lewis, a brother of G. II. Lewis
who was here visiting Charlie a few
months ago, died in Iowa a few days
ago. Our recollection is that he was a
gentleman OF pleasant and agreeable
The amount realized over the expenses
at the Christmas tree entertainment was
ordered evenly divided between the
Sunday school and the public school.
Mrs. Ashby desires on the part of the
Sunday School to extend thanks for six
dollars received.
Mr.. j. Linfield and brother arrived
yesterday and proceeded to the Pyramid
Lake Indian Reservation where one or
both of them will enter the service of
Uncle Sam. The gentlemen are from
North Carolina. And so Nevada is a
great haven for carpet baggers.
Ross, otherwise Corduroy, convicted
in the Reno Justice Court as a vagrant,
on account of the living off the earnings
of fallen women, is at " adsworth. The
Reno authorities let him off light, as he
agreed TO leave that town. They should
have made it the county.
There is no law requiring a wife to
take her husbands name, bnt it is the
universal MISUNDERSTANDING. Also
there is no law requiring a wife TO go
through her husbands pockets and
swipe his last nickel, but it seems to be
the custom all the same.-IIawthorne
Bulletin.
Mrs. q. II. Hunt very considerably
remembered that the DIsPAToH force is a
bachelor affair and sent us a hamper Tor
New Years that wal filled with the best
of good things to eat, drink and smoke,
wherefor we wish that every day OF the
year will bring to the lady as much
happiness as her kindness gave us.
Those who give happiness to others will
be happy themselves.
The San Francisco dailies after tomor-
row will lie delivered in town by the
DISPATCH carrier. TO business houses
which keep open at night papers will be
delivered when train No. l arrives.
Town subscribers will get their papers
scriber wish to be placed on our list, or
want to discontinue word can be lett at
this office. The former carrier collects
ior all due up to January LIST, 1894.
Mrs. II. H. Hartly will exhibit her pic
lures at the Library tomorrow evening.
A general invitation is extened to those
interested in such matters. We sincerely
trust Mrs. Hartley will succeed in form
ing a class in Wadswortll as we would
like to see our people interested in art
matters, especially the young ladies' aud
gentlemen. The lady thoroughly under
stands her business and is an artist OF
ability. Nothing can help a pupil more
than sssociating with a cultured and re-
fined lady.
Colds, coughs, bronchitis and all
throat and lung diseases are effectively
treated with Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
To neglect the use of proper remedies
for these ailments is to induce consump-
ton which is said to cause one-sixth of
the mortality in all civilized countries.
No Dispatch"