Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-05

SoLD.-It was in Main street saloon.
he toldithe bar.keep he wanted drink,
he was bust, and the bar-keep knew
it and refused 10 set up the desired bev-
erags. The thirsty one pleaded in vain,
and after assuring the bar-keep that he
would give him a f1w confidential points
about the Meadow Valley pump, and
that individual still proving hard-bearted
be knew not what to do. But what fer
tile resources doth the mind of man pos-
sess. spirit Of retaliation filled tho
soul Of the thirsty one, and spying an old
acquaintance at the other end of the sa-
loon be asked him for two-bit piece,
which for the sake of old acquaintance,
was given him. Approaching the bar,
be. in his loftiest tone, displayed the
circulating medium, and ordered the bar
tender to set forth his best, which was
done Then did the thirsty one, after
qnatfing generous draught, turn to the
lender and giving him back the borrowed
quarter, say; " Sir, my principle impels
me to pay back borrowed money before
lquldatlng my liquor bill, and with
smile withdrew. But, oh, the feelings
Of that bar-keeper.
MAC" seems to be on the point of
Starting stage line of his own. OF late
he has taken to the business OF convey
ing lone and lorn dam-sels to fresh fields
and pastures new. Yesterday morning
ne started out with three irrepressibles
coward the new camp in White Pine
county Some one brazenly broke
so'den silence by tying two kettles to the
conveyance and starting a dog fight
u unasr the wheels thereof. Macs mild
que eye gazed in wrath, but the tor.
uen'ofs were too many for BIN and be
N'0'o on sadly with bis precious freight.
LEFT Us.-George German. the indie.
,nAsSO's "lokulitelhs " OF the RECORD,
~" Oa Yesterday mornings Hamilton
'''Ss lot the Centennial. George has
a. Uv'n WORKING pretty steadily for the last
Can,. ears and says he'd rather see this
otba. ~ Than take his chances for an.
lnr ): rs Will be absent about six weeks.
mn . discrepancy in the local column
us a'' % overlooked until his return
loce eIs Is such an enormous pressure of
m noa, matter that We can only select the
tronsa increasing items from all that daily
'OaooL BOOKS. - iederhold & Good.
NV l ua'e received letter from Payot.
UpAam Co., San Francisco. agents on
hv ,, n Saast for the new series of readers.
sibI sIca We learn that it will be impos-
Dsv -, I zoe Phoebe schools to have the
n, ,b .'Aders before October Goth. So.
GramuneAt slx weeks the pupils in the
The o.. and Primary schools will use
AAE NoT1oE.-Note the posters
round Phoebe, Panaca and Bullion,;lla
an assignee's sale Of furni.
ore, bedding. etc., that will take njaca
the building one door above the P.o-
les Market, Meadow Valley street to-
borrow morning at eleven O'Clock. The
ouse furnishing goods are very fine
nd we'll assorted and some good bar.
aims may be expected.
YESTERDAY was very quiet day in
'ioche. The wind blew in ftful gusts
nd played sad pranks with pedestrians.
very one steered blindly with half.
wed eyes and bent body, and now and
sfn luckless citizens might have been
zen, land probably was SEEM chasing
nis hat. as on steady rim it revolyed at
"shtning gait down the street.
a. U. CHAPLIN, an old and well.known
, y OF this place, and Tommy
U;wwyer' formerly employed at Bullion
meas niue az an engineer, left here yesterday
~ sn, for the Bay II they engineer as
will uo~n there as they did here they
.oh SAN Francisco. Al. Eastlani and
Co.,. - we're among the departing passen-
sos, "a yeste rday mornings stage. AL.
b, h.ean Francisco to take charge of
sbo,,o'ner,s business. the latter being
1O'"! on for the East.
~ iOvs.-w.M. Wilson, from Hike.
''' ~ in Phoebe on Sunday last.
.o, ". Il. WILSON has received a large rs.
u' Of toys. candies and fruit. It