The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-01-31
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1894.
BREVITIES.
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Corbett will fight Jackson and retire
for good.
M. L. Smith of Truckee is visiting
Wadsworth.
Senator j. P. Jones passed west Sun
day evening.
The Midwinter Appeal is improving
with each issue.
A number Of Mason Valley farmers
Will try to raise hops next season.
Girls should make good fremen.
They're used to handling long hose.
A Silver City mine produced 80 or 40
tons OF ore which cleaned up $26, 900.
The Carson school boys are signing a
pledge not to smoke any more cigarettes.
Henry Esden was the first man to buy
a Midwinter Fair ticket at Wadsworth.
Billy Persons family are having an
interesting time with the whooping-
cough.
Honorables G. S. Nixon and A. D.
Griffin were passengers on No. 3 Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. James Curran left for Rocklin
yesterday. She has been visiting her
son James and his wife.
California paid out $1S7, 900 in boun-
ties on coyote scalps in 1893, and claims
for $118,00 are still due.
The employees of the Carson News
have had a silver medal manufactured
to be presented to young Crow.
The birth notices show " adsworth's
populatian increased at least three in
about one day. Lively town.
]. M Sanford, Treasurer of Churchill
county, went to Reno to pay the $500
appropriated for the Midwinter fund.
The attendance at the Midwinter Fair
has not affected the price OF beef in the
San Francisco market to date, but there
has been a small attendance.
In order to get time to make complete
arrangements Fredericks Orchestra OF
Reno will postpone the masquerade
until Immediately after Lent.
The Carlin brass band of 8 pieces has
been recognized under the leadership Of
Chas. Drobney and will give a masked
ball on the ed, of February.
A baby, whose eldest brother is a
grandfather, was born in Richmond.
KY, recently. Its mother is sixty-eight
and her husband seventy-two years old.
The Wadsworth boys have resolved
not to smoke cigarettes. As it did not
take effect the first of the year there are
chances that it may be lasting.-Journal.
Miss AMY Plummer has returned to
Washington, or rather will after visiting
San Francisco. The young lady made a
host of friends during her stay in Wads-
worth who were sorry to see her go.
Improper and deficient care of the
scalp will cause grayness of the hair and
badness. Escape both by the use OF
that reliable specific Halls Hair Re.
newer.
Billy Pierson received a letter from
John Richards this week in which John
says he weighs 248 pounds and is enjoy
Ing life on a San Jose fruit ranch.
Johns friends can imagine what a jolly
time he had overseeing sixteen young
ladies pick fruit.
Much of the gossiping is done by
women who have passed youth. An at
tractive woman is rarely malicious. Why
should she be? She has everything that
she wishes and it is not until powders
and rouges are ordered that she looks
with green eyes upon her friends.
If, when crossing a railroad track, you
see a train approaching at thirty miles
an hour-get out of the way as soon as
possible. When threatentd with chronic
rheumatism or catarrh, take Ayers Sars-
aparilla persistently and patiently, and
the danger will soon pass away.