Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-21

ming Mr.. Bach will throw open his Dane
ing Academy to the public at Browns
Hall, and it is hoped and expected that
there will be general attendance
OF those who may desire to encour-
age the movement by their presence. Mr..
b. has had large experience in the line
of his profession, having been assistant
to Professor Hazard in San Francisco in
1856; at Olympia, W. t., in 1858; at
Virginia and other points in Western Ne
vada in 1860 and 1861. Not few of the
pupils taught by Mr.. b. while in Virgil
MIA are now in Phoebe aud doubtless
cherish pleasant memories Of their pupil
age.
The WKArHER.-Early yesterday morn
ing snow set in again, and depth Of two
inches had fallen before those who keep
late hours had imbibed their usual morn
ing cocktail. Until about noon clouds
obscured the suns rays, though the tenn
perature was mild, and thawing contin-
ued. Early in the afternoon signs OF q
change in the weather became apparent,
and by 30 clock Old Sol shone out bright
and warm. As the moon changed yes
terday, it is not too much to believe that
pleasant weather will continue for some
time. 1t is hoped SO, at any rate.
MEAGRE LocALs.-Owing to the pres
sure upon our columns of interesting
telegraphic dispatches-the accumulation
of the two days during which the wires
were down, and our regular dispatches
of yesterday-our telegraphic news this
morning is far in excess Of the usual
amount, and necessarily encroaches upon
our local columns. We may as well say
to the outside world, however, that
Phoebe enjoyed season Of serenity yes
terday, nothing occurring to disturb the
gentle current Of passing events in our
town.
WIEpERHoLD's stock of newspapers,
periodicals and pictorials form fair
proportion Of the 10000 brought to
Phoebe and offered for sale every quarter.
He has all the leading journals Of the Pa
cific coast, and papers from New York,
New Orleans and other cities East and
South. We are indebted to Wiederhold
for bur regular weekly supply of reading
matter.
j. COIN & BRo., old-established mer-
chants in Phoebe, ore duly mindful of the
approaching holiday season, and SO de-
sire to say that they have as good and
full an assortment of articles suitable for
Christmas and New Years presents, be-
sides other articles in endless variety, as
can be found in town. Their old stand
on Main street. opposite Meadow Valley
street, is well and favorably known.
CHRISTMAS Everybody is making
ready for the approaching holidays. The
stores are filled with such handsome
articles as are suitable for Christmas
presents. Toys without number are eI
hibited in the various shops, to the grea
delight of the juvenile portion of tn
population, while fruits, fat turkeys
chickens, etc., are to be found in abun
dance.
RAnwAY.-The Nevada Central Rail
way continues to make regular trips
, conveying ores from different mines t.
the Amador, Meadow Valley, American
! Flag and Raymond & Ely mills. Tn
road is in good shape, and schedule tim
! is being made.
, SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURcl
TO-DAY. - Morning service at eleve
, o'clock. Sunday school at 2 p. m
7 Evening service OF seven.
Henry L. Badger, Rector.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN willing to as
l sist in decorating the Episcopal Churc
for Christmas, are requested to meet il
the church at l o'clock Monday aftel
9 noon, and half-past six Monday evening
Now Is THE TrME.-Christmas is con
. ing, and j. Cohn & Bro. are ready for
/ with the finest lot OF everything prett,
|, gay, nice and cheap of any store
q town. de2l-td
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