The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-14

ought to. and for that reason offered
500 to any one that would give him
something that would make it grow. A
party came along and gave him pre-.
scription composed Of onions. garlic,
rum and some bleaching stuff, recon-
mending him to use il four times daily.
This was done and the result at the end
OF two weeks was that no hair grew, and
what little hair there was on top his
head before the applications were made,
was bleached from a pretty blonde to
nearly white.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. - John 9.
Lynch announces himself this morning
as candidate for County Commissioner
(loDg term). subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention. Mr..
Lynch has been County Commissioner
for the past four years and during his
term of Office has worked hard to keep
down the expenses of the county and
put it on running cash basis 81 Ii went
on. He has succeeded in doing this, be-
sides making very efficient officer in
guarding the interests of the county in
other respects.
HtLLsIDE.-The furnace having been
placed in thorough running order and
large supply of coal and ore having ao-
cumulated ON the dumps. il was started
up Thursday. Everything worked in
first-class order, and continued to do so
at last accounts. turning out bullion
pretty rapidly. The work at the mine
continues as usual. it yielding ore in
about the same quantities as previously
reported. The mine still continues
looking we'll.
To THE CONVENTION F. Hsllock.
candidate for the nomination OF State
Controller on the Republican ticket, left
yesterday for Eureka. M. Hanford
will leave on to-days stage. DR.. =. L.
Lee, W. P. Goodman, w. r. Wilson and
J. M. Whitehill depart tomorrow. All
OF the above named gentlemen 60 as
delegates to the Republican State Con-
| vsntion.
DIR VALLEY PAGTY.-The ladies and
gentlemen who went from Phoebe to at.
tend the ball at Dry Valley on Friday.
tho 9th of September, did not return un.
I'll Saturday morning after seven O'Clock.
They all stated that the residents of Dry
Valley did everything that they could to
make their time pass agreeably. and that
they passed very pleasant evening.
ABOUT TO MovE.-Coming up Main
street during the week we noticed large
lot Of groceries unloaded in front Of tho
store formerly occupied as Cohn's cloth
Ing store. On inquiry We learned that
Woldenberg & Armer had leased the
store and intend occupying It by the 1st
OF the month. It is an elegant location
and . fine place for business.
GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS. - Phoebe
Lodge No. % I. o. 0. F., of Phoebe, on
Wednesday last tslegraphed $21O to the
Odd Fellows 10 the South. Mount Yer
non Encampment, at the same time,
sent $50. On Wednesday John Cahill,
brought up from Bullionville 500, which
that town had generously contributed in
aid OF the sufferers.
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getting cold and meat is coming into the
market in splendid condition; in conse.
quence Of this tho Peoples Market have
on hand large supply of choice beef.
mutton and veal; choice cuts for those
80 desiring. Leave your orders with
Gus. and they will be attended to cor
reotly and at once.
PIocHE IN CHIcAGo.-By letter from
Theo. A. Hale from Chicago, we learn
that he participated in the grand fre-
mans parade that took place in that city
. short time since. and was the only rep.
rssentative of Nevada in the parade. he
represented Lightnsr Hook and Ladder
Company of Phoebe.
| A New Gas SUpT.-Our Postmaster,
the other day. received by mail from
Philadelphia, Pa, postal card ad.
dressed "Supt. Of Gas Works, Phoebe,
Nevada" This put him in quandary
for while. but he solved the difficulty
BY placing the postal card in W. P.
Goodman's box.
LUMBER On Sunday last several
teams loaded with square timbers for the
Raymond & Ely mine, arrived in Phoebe
from Wilson's Greek. This looked con.
siderably like old times as 1t was the first
timbsrs that came here from that
direction for five years. al
DELEGATES. - Rock Drolette was
chosen as a delegate from ROYAL CITY,
and John B. MoGee, Vallejo and Lock
from Bristol, ON Saturday last, to the
Democratic County Convention.
SuMMoNs.-A summons ls published
to-day to the Magnet Mining Company
that If the said company fails to answer
. complaint within legal time, judgment
will be taken against It.
DEAL gently with the fly and mosquito
bar as the time approaches to take IL
down. Housewives know that it makes