The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-19
The Best and Freshest Candies are a
Pouiade's.

Joseph Behr, Scorer.
The Best and Freshest Candies arc at
Poujades.
ST. MAKY's AcADEMY.-We have be-
fore us COPY OF the literary and musical
exercises at St. Mary's Acadamy, OF Salt
Lake, in June last, in which two young
ladies in Phoebe took part and exhibited
themselves to great advantage-namely,
Misses Kate GIissan and Maggie Lea
high. Miss IIeahigh during the exhibi.
ton sang a solo, "Star of Morn" which
tbs Salt Lake Tribune says was admira.
bly, rendered and deserved special men
ton. Miss Glissan recit, the essay,
'Woman's Influence. and received the
senior medal tor Christian doctrine The
Exhibition was such a. 10 give room for
pride, both on the part Of parents aud
t nch-rs. Studies will be resumed At
the academy for bosrders and day pupils
the first Monday in September.
The EXPLOSION. We learn by private
letter from Bodie that among tho vic
tins OF the powder explosion at that
town were several men who wera form er
| residents of Phoebe. William O'Brien,
who was blown all to pieces and no trace
of him found, was at one time Captain
OF the Lexington Guard. Hugh McMh,
| Ian formerly worked at the M-ndha
mine, Highland, and at the American
Flag Mike Dolan BILLY FarreD was
jailor during the early part of John
,te 81, -,
tons of giant powder exploded. No
cause known.
PERsoNAL.-John G. Lynch left Tues
day, via Eureka, for Salt Lake. He will
be absent couple of weeks. Jot Travis
was 10 town Wednesday settling up his
accounts with the drivers and employees
on the stage route. Captain VIM. NJ
Lubbock leaves for San Francisco to.
morrow. Fl Chandler, of Silver Reef,
is in town on visit. John Peoples. Of
Typo, Is also here on short visit Mr.
Peoples is the owner of one Of the fines,
saloons in Typo.
THERE must have been something the
matter with the individuals sight who
informed us that the ensign of England
was floating over the old Phoebe mine
1t was one of the little flags carried by
the Phoebe miners at the great celebra
ton of 1879.
SERENADE.-Last Saturday evening
after the Chloride Club had returned L
town, they serenaded their Captain
Thompson Campbell, at his residence
who returned the compliment by shor
speech, thanking the club for thei
kindness.
Go to Poujade's for Pure, Fresl
Candy.
a Clown VALLEY M1LI..-We Learned
from Joa' phi Grffin, who returned from
Glover Valley. that the mill recently do
stroyed down there by fire has been re
placed by the Ella mill OF Pennsylvania
District, and will be running in about
week.
; The soiree Wednesday evening was
success, dancing being kept till tho mex
morning. Mr.. Peralta has proven him
self very competent in conducting soirees
Barnum is improving playing the fiddle
W. STEIN & Bro. wishes it to be under
stood that all bills due them mus. b
paid within one week or collection wi
, be enforced, as they are winding u
! business.
l INSANE. Prank Might, formerly doin
. hrp; - cc "a 1lo olysuo;th - D;onho
!, row an inmate of LanRton & Clark's il
sane asylum at Woodbridge, California
: TIE sale Of the delinquent stock
y the Mayfower Company has been pos
}, poned till July 80, 1879. See notice q
q fourth page.
J. A LARGE FAMILY. There 10 a SOW
d Phoebe that recently gave birth to lit
% Of eighteen pigs; all are alive and squef