Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

SNAIL Pox.--One of the residents of
Main Street, a feminine, awoke yester-
day morning and found that her face was
covered with red blotches and pimples,
and upon the discovery, (like any 9th.
or feminine who imagines her beauty is
about being destroyed forever) she COM
meDced to imagine that she had that
fearful and beauty destroying disease,
namely, the smallpox. She hastily ap-
piled all the remedies that were at hand
that she had ever heard mentioned as
effcacious in preventing the dread dis
ease from pitting the face. and also hailed
the first passer-by to proceed at once for
o Doctor. Before the Doctor sent for
arrived, however, the waterman on his
usual tour stopped at the residence, filled
o bucket with water, stepped into the
front hall, and observing the said femi-
nine with towel and bandages around
her head and face. inquired in a sympa-
thizlng tone the cause of the mutfiing
up. She replied that abe was troubled
With breaking out in the face, and was
sure it was the smallpox. That was
enough. The water pail dropped and
no water was left yesterday at that dwell
ing. The Doctor arrived soon after and
found it was case Of rash caused by the
warm weather.
AMuss.-Yesterday the owner Of RES
taurant presented a bill to boarder who
had been eating at his establishment for
thsspace of six weeks without putting up
the necessary collateral for the eatables
he was storing away. The young gentle
man Che must have been one judging
from the language he used) became in
dignant and commenced to use parts of
speech rejecting upon tho parantage of
the proprietor, whereupon that party
was compelled to resort to his fist to pur-
suade the aforesaid individual that he
was not running the restaurant, which
was proven. not to his entire satsfac-
ton. by finding himsely landed on the
sidewalk. from which place he walked
OF without any more words or settls-
ment Of the little accounts.
CHANDELIER BRoKEN.- Yesterday the
chandelier suspended from the middle
OF the ceiling OF the Bank Exchange Res.
taurant. fell whilst the lamps we're in it,
breaking all to pieces and scattering the
oil around the floor, 1t had been screw.
ed on to piece Of gas pipe and had b.
come unscrewed by constant turning in
taking out and replacing the lamps. Il
was fortunate that the accident did mo-
occur in the evening whilst the lamps
were lighted.
DRY GooDs.-The dry goods sale hello
0sssorge Davis the last few days, turned
ous pretty we'll. considering the tightnes,
d. the money market At present in
Incoe. Two hundred dollars worth Of
articles was disposed Of in the short time
'oe sale was going on.
Al. WoRMELL, an old Piocher, has re-
moved from Panamint to Darwin City
lae Darwin News says: Al. Wormell.
sne and child came in from Panamin,
uai'ng the week. and will take up theii
residence here.
"AaoNs.-The firm OF Schustrich a
A'e'ne, Of tho Philadelphia Brewery.
nave generously rendered the use OIL
.IIee wagons on the Fourth OF July fol
,no conveyance Of the children in the
procession that day.
STArIoNERY.-Wiederhold l. Goodman
nave Just received large asso rtment o
stationery, consisting Of drawing pencils
pou racks, rulers, ink-stands, pen-hold
'''' &C. Of the latest improved styles.
he Thermometer yesterday marked
.; ~ up - high as 81 degrees. Tn,
All ~. towards evening was cool and pleas
hETusSED.--J. E. Lucas returned yes
trict. Utah.
SCHOOLS CIosED. The public school
U m. rioohs closed yesterday for the sum
mer vacation.
IHs stages for Eureka and Salt LAX,
Wy LETT yesterday morning at eiRh
'''ock with three passengers.
BULLION sHrPxrsr.-wslls, Fargo 4
a. "a s slipped bullion yesterday valued q
NEW Moos.-Ths new moon made it
$50 appearance last evening.
ST. JOINS DAY.--lo.day June Gath
o. John the Baptist's Day.
Aas the favorits brand Of Boquet Ci
n q John shiss's. u