The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01

| hNAfEUH ASscCIATIoS.-Ihe Amateur
Association of Phoebe made thei. first
appearance at Cluts's Hail Wednesday
evening to large and appreciativs audi.
ence. The public had been led to be-
lieve that they would be well enter.
tanned by the performance of tho ANA
tsurs. and we are pleased to state that
they were not disappointed. for the boys
in their performance far exceeded what
their most sanguine friends expected
The first part consisted of ssleo.
tons of songs. instrumental music
and end conicalities. The two end
songs. Go Down Moses" BY L. Vert.
heimer, and " Patrick, Mind the Baby"
by T. j. Dowell. also the song and
chorus. Meet Nc Darling" by Matt
Rogers. were we'll executed and received
with favor by the audience. The conun.
drums in this part were something new 10
Phoebe audience, creating much msrri-
ment ON the answers being given. In thu
second part Master Quartz Sparks dancsd
Champion clog, which was epcor.d
The two G'raHrs, by Sidney Hellow.lI,
had in it some good bits. Matt
Rogers executed the Sailors Horppips,
in costume. In frst-class style. and also
favored the audience with fine ballad.
This Was followed by big in skid.
more Guards" performed by NJ sters
Quartz Sparks, Willie Sparks, Ed Whin.
mems and Eon Applebse. The able per.
Torrance Of the boys was loudly 40.
plauded. "Patrick's Day." by Dovell
and Wtrtheimer, and q burlesque on
Don. Thou Love NJ Sister Ruth" in
which latter the boys were dressed as q
Chinaman and Chinawoman, received
rounds Of applause. The performances
concluded with the sketch entitled
Dutch Justice" in which L. Vert
hsimer personated the Dutch Judge.
1t was we'll acted and contained many
local hits. all Of which took we'll. The
performance was very merritorious and
could not have been conducted much
better by older hands at the business,
and we think that all those who had the
pleasure of witnessing it will bear us out
in this assertion.
New CLoTH.-Robt. Adams. practical
tailor, givss notice that he has just 70.
cevsd large number Of patterns Of fine
cashmere, beaver. velvet. and various
other kinds OF cloths. and all peraons
desiring to have suits of clothes made,
pants. vests, ovefcoats, etc., by calling
at bis establishment can select their pat.
terms and have them made in short
order. All fits guaranteed. Live and
NJ 1tua Vk~ %
Francisco for an ill-htting suit of clothes
while you can get a better ft and more
durable clothes made at home? NJ
Levy, alias Jew Mike, one Of thu best
filters on thu Pacific Coast, is connected
with Mr. Adams. Cleaning and repair
ing neatly done.
A NURSING BOTTLE .-On Sunday last
an Indian entered the drug store and
asked DR.. Alexander for = bottle to
"oatchem milk for pappooss. and had
to repeat his question several times be-
fore the DOCTOR oomprr hsnded that be-
wanted an infants nurslng bottle. tn.
| doctor inquired what h. wanted with II,
and the Indian told him ''ssquaw no
gotten milk; pappoose want muck.a.
| muck" The Indian was supplied with
what he wanted 80 % he could feed the
child without the aid Of the mother.
The doctor says be has been in The drug
business on this coast since 1862, but
that was the first time any such demand
had ever been made on him BY Indians
BUTTER, Fresh California Roll, at
Pouj.de's. It
GEEsE.-It is very seldom that live
goose is seen in this county. but the en-.
ergetio and wids-a.wake proprietor Of tho
San Francisco Restaurant has purchased
= whole flock OF these birds. which hs
imported from Utah. and intends dish-
ing them up to the boys on Thsnks9iv.
ing Day. The eggs that these geese
w-re Matched from wsre laid to order, 80
get your teeth sharpened, boys, and b.
prepared to contest the championship OF
the goose-satinR match which will take
place on the above named day at the
San Francisco Restaurant.
CHRISTMAS Toys.-As last year during
tho Holiday times there WAS . large de-
mand for toys and fancy articles, and
the supply was limited; in fact, not
enough to supply the demand. Good
man has resolved that this year that
there shall be plenty OF those articles in
the Phoebe market, 40 accordingly has
msd- srrsng. meuis, both In th- East and
West, TO have an extensive stock here
by the frst Of December.
RoAsTERs SHIPPED. We are pleased to
inform. our readers that the long expected
roasters for the Raymond & Ely Com.
pany hava been shipped from San Fran
cisco and will soon b here. 6. W. Xii.
burn, Q gentleman sent by the company
to supsrintend the erection Of tho roast.
srs, has arrived in town. They will br
put up at Bullionville and will prove to
all that the black ore 10 worth working.
Horse STOLEN. An individual, who
feared neither Ben Tasker or the devil.
went to Bsn's place and stole horse
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