Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-15

The ENTERTAINMENT TO pe gwen on
Monday evening, for the benefit of the
children of the late Mrs. German, will be
found to be very fine one. The first part
will consist OF the usual minstrel enter.
tainment, to be succeeded by an ollo,
which will contain many excellent fea.
TIRES. There will be an exhibition Of
skill with the Indian clubs. followed BY
Rotations songs, dialogue, violin solo,
and other things equally attractive. We
feel sure that on this occasion Armory
HILL will b. filed to its utmost capacity.
PEIvArE ScHooL.-On Monday. the
18th inst. private school will be
Cd. ned on Lacour street by Miss NJ.
Carr. This young lady will b. found q
careful and competent instructress, and
those who desire to send their children
TO private school. could not do better
than tn patronize tbut Of Miss Carr. Tue
scholars who attend her school will en-
10y the advantage Of receiving mus les.
sons from Mr.. Levin, who is an able
teacher of that art.
STOCKS. desire to call attention
to the advertisement OF Jas. S. Smith &
Co., stockholders, whose office is
on u lin street, in Sabin's Brick Build.
ing. M-ssrs Jas. S. Smith & Co. have
now been some time in business and
have always given satisfaction to their
clients. Those who feel incina to do
little billing or bearing cannot do better
than transact their business through this
Arm.
WHERE Is HE? Under the head Of
New Today" will be found an adver.
tisement inquiring as to the whereabouts
Of Michael Reilly. II he or any one that
is acquainted with his present address
will communicate with this office, or
with James H. Lynch, American En-.
change Bar. 325 Sansome street, San
Francisco, he will confer a favor.
RE1NFoRcED.-John G. Lynch. of the
Fashion Saloon, importer. wholesale
dealer and retailer OF wines, liquors and
cigars, yesterday received a very large
addition to his stock. He received some
very fine old whiskies, pure cognac, and
the very best brand of wine. His stock
is we'll worthy inspection.
CoMETIc.-Before Clancy & Mahoney's
Comet Saloon there is revolving light,
which flashes in very comet-like fashion.
The continuance causing the apparent
revolution Of the light is very simple and
ingenious, the effect being produced by
the mere passage of air through the
lamp. .
ExrENDrNa.-Our friend J. Levin is
about establishing q tobacco and cigar
house at Eureka. We can recommend
him to the Eurekans as q pleasant gen.
tleman, and good man Of business. He
will continue his establishment in
Phoebe.
PIcKsrrNo. speaking OF the assault
on the Supreme Court of California by
Philosopher Pickett, a friend at our
side said on the street yesterday that in
future the Court had better station a
Pickett Guard" before its sessions
began.
ARRIVED. - By yesterday evenings
stage. our we'll known and esteemed
townsman, Col. H. I. Thornton. At the
time Of this writing we have not had the
pleasure Of meeting Col. Thornton but
were told that he looked very we'll, which
we rejoice to hear.
REcE1vINa.-Many OF our merchants
were receiving large quantities Of goods
Yesterday. Among the number we noted
and others.
BUSINESS. = The town looked quite
lively yesterday. The streets were
filled with incoming teams, and things
appeared busy and cheerful.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo l.
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to SIS. 425.00.