Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-26


By the above it will be seen that the
purchaser pays for new book, in simp-
ly making a purchase during the above
named 80 days, the amount named in
column 2.
If making an exchange, the purchaser
gives for a new book, within the same
limit of time, McGuffey Reader of tho
same grad, and the price named in col
umu 3.
One copy of Sheldon's New Reading
Manual for Teachers is to be furnished
to each and every public school teacher
in the State, at time of introduction,
free of charge. In case Of failure to re-
ceive the book teachers will notify this
department.
The special attention OF teachers, par
ents and guardians is called to the new
Readers. as the Board has adopted them
on the ground of their superiority.
Wiederhold and Goodman are the ag-
ents for Lincoln county.
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We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the National Forest Conven-
ton, ;" at Sea Grove, New Jersey, on the
7th and 9Th of September. We have
often, when wandering through those
vast primeval forests that are foreign
Jerseys boast, thought that Conven-
tion-a forest, convention was necessary,
and would gladly go now to contribute
| our fund Of information relative to for
est growth, but are sorely afraid that the
stage and railroad companies would hard.
| ly look at it in the light we would wish
them to, We must tearfully decline, but
we will be there in spirit. Where'er our
path lies, be it gloomy and gray, oul
soul rest assured, will be with you that
day-or words to that effect.
SwELLED HEADS. - Numerous com
plants were made yesterday by partie,
who attended the wedding reception, O
their not feeling exactly well, their head
feeling too large for their hats and an
uncomfortable feeling generally. The,
all imagined that they had eaten to-
much cake which caused them their un
comfortable feeling. We explained t.
them, that the practice of eating cak
without limit, was" injurious, as w
had once heard of little boy who hat
died FROM the same cause. They seemed
generally satisfied with our explanation
and stated that they would be NOR
guarded in the future if they ever hav
another chance.
Dissolution Nor1cE. publish to
day the notice of the dissolution of tb
firm of j. Levin e. Co., of Phoebe, j
Levin retiring, and D. j. Krauss contin
uing the business at the old stand OF
Main street, adjoining the State Bank Q
Nevada. All debts due the finn will b
collected By d. j. Krause, nd all liza
bilties of the firm will be settled by tn
firm of Levin Il Simon. OF Eureka
Mr.. d. j. Krause intends visiting tn
East and Europe, leaving Phoebe in
few days. During his absence, Herman
Krause will act as his agent.
Who DID Ir?-The question agitatin
the Fire Department of Phoebe now,
who rung the fre-alarm bell on Thurs
day night? We would like to answer it
but cannot, although several parties ar
blamed for it. The Board of Delegate
promise to make an Investigation in r,
gard to the matter and to put the o
fender through course of sprouts whe
) they find him.
FoR PANGUITcH LAKE. - Harry Her
dersop, Judge Rives and Rev. r. q
,, Kline yesterday started on hunting e,
petition to Panguitch Lake, in Utal
They took with them plentiful suppl
: of provisions and all the necessaries, &
that if game was scarce they could ia
back on the supply they had.
PAGE AND PANAcA HOSTING WoRKs.
The boiler, smoke-stack and the balanc
of the hosting works of the Page an
Panaca mine, were shipped away yester
day by the Eureka and Palisade Ralroa
teams for Eureka for the Connolly mine
The Hamilton blackboard arrived las
| evening at half past seven o'clock with
, out passengers.
ELLA TooaooD is a passenger on to
DAVIS Hamilton stage,