Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-06
n,v,s,sr excursion will be enjoyed

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hv ali who take part in the picnic to-day.
The train will start precisely at 9 O'Clock
t,om the Summit, SO those who wish to
% had better be on hand in good season.
Ritter be few minutes before than half
MINNIE behind time. The train will
a,on in the canyon at the dancing floor,
a nSsrs excellent music will be provided,
20 that the disciples OF Terpsichore can
Sovs a GOOD time. Those who desire to
;ndnlos in healthful recreation should
not lose this opportunity of harmless en-
joyment.
ForRrH OF JuLY.-The other day we
suggested to our citizens that it would be
well to be taking some steps to celebrate
the approaching anniversary in suit
able manner. We have not however
heard of any measures being taken to
that end. We would therefore again
call the attention of the public to the
matter. and suggest that a meeting be
held for the appointment of committee
Of arrangements and other necessary pro-
ceedings looking to the celebration of
the day in an appropriate style.
GERALD MASSEY was lately lecturing
on the interesting topic. "why God
does not kill the Devil" We fancy the
Chinese must sometimes be putting the
same interrogatory, for they appear to
believe in the regular visits of his
Brmstonian Majesty or his principal aids.
Yesterday and last evening some of the
natives Of the Flowery Kingdom were
busiy engaged in warning his Satanic
Higbness off their premises by repeated
explosions of fire crackers. If noise
would make HIM run we arc sure he
went.
A DEAD SEcRET.-We were shown yes.
terday some elegant costumes, which
were being prepared for the grand fancy
dress and masked ball which is to take
place on the 18th inst. The dresses W.
saw were so tastefully designed and sc
neatly made, that they would have called
for the commendation of the Danist
dandy Osrick, whose fashionable airs excit
ed so greatly the melancholy Prince. Who
the costumes were for, was, however, such
dead secret that all our attempts t.
penetrate it most ANONYMOUSLY failed.
HARD PILLow.-Y Yesterday an inc
brlated individual was so overheated by
repeated tangle-foot that he selected tn,
coolest, hardest of door steps on which
TO cool his throbbing brow. The las
time we saw him officers Knerr aud Nc
kee were softly rehearsing "Com,
where my love lies dreaming" Will,
they contemplated the sleeper recum
bent form. He probably awoke in Jail.
CIGARs.-A. Cohn & Bro, have in tn,
last few days received considerable add
tons to their stock of cigars, tobacco
notions, etc. They have also refittet
their store, and as usual, are offering fin
imported cigars that will satisfy tn,
most fastidious taste. Remember tn,
place, Main street, two doors below the
State Bank.
The Ell DoRADo SALOON, late Clanc,
&McCornick's, has been splendidly re
fitted and furnished by the new firm
Messers. Mccormick. French and Levy
1t will be reopened this evening at
o'clock, when the friends of the proprie
tors and the public generally, are re
specially invited TO attend.
The party last evening went off in tn
satisfactory manner which has been tn
Characteristic of all Professor Bach
series. There was a good attendance
and all present seemed to enjoy them
selves greatly.
PRIrcHARD's.-S Some of Pritchard
teams arrived yesterday from Palisad
with about the usual quota Of mel
chandise.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - The bullio
shipped by Wells, Fargo & Co. yeste
day amounted to Sl9,575.
SHERIFF's SALE.-On the eth of Juu
the Sheriff will sell some valuable re,
estate situate on Meadow Valley stree
~ LEFT Palisade, June 4, for Phoebe,
Nixon.