The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21

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gray, could restore the hair to its natural
color by the vigorous application of a stiff
brush morning and evening. This young
man, so as to be sure to get brush stiff
enough to irritate the roots of his hair,
purchased metallic brush, and started
in on his labor with will, and regularly
rubbed the few scattering gray hairs on
on the back of his head. He thought TO
himself: 'Now, if this will be of benefit
to the locks on the back of my head, why
would it not make the hair grow on the
top of my head:" Happy in the thought,
he put his new idea into execution, and
at once commenced rubbing the top of his
old patio, which was as smooth and pol
ished as billiard ball. It worked like
charm, for on the third morning, after a
vigorous application of the brush the
night before, he got out of bed and went
and looked at himself in the mirror, and
10! the top Of his head was covered with
a reddish brown mass, and smile began
to steal around the corners of his mouth.
He placed his hand on the top of head;
but horrors! instead of his hand en-.
countering the expected soft, downy sub
stance, it felt a hard scab, He now wears
his hat when he eats his meals and swears
that he will never believe anything he
reads in story paper again.
For ASSESSOR. 1t will be observed, by
modest little card published under the
head of "New To-day, that Julius Hoff-
man declares himself q candidate for
County Assessor. Mr.. Hoffman is well
and favorably known throughout the
county, having come to Phoebe during
early days. As County Commissioner
he has had no superior and proved him
self faithful watch dog Of the county's
interests, and as Justice of the Peace of
Phoebe Township, he has had no equal
and has done much to replenish our de-
pleted school fund. Should the Demo-
Gratis see fit to nominate him, he will poll
heavy vote.
DAY OFFICIAL LETTER. Annexed is
the official letter of B. F. Hook, Superin.
tendent Of the Day mine, dated Aug. 81:
} "Hoisted last week Is tons of ore from
300-foot level, prospects look good for
continuance OF more ore; east winze
crosscut looks well, advanced last week s
feet; 460.foot level advanced feet, total
IA feet--pockets of ore-and crosscut
looks kindly; 460-foot level drift in ledge
, matter, have not advanced much last
week; still sending ore to the furnace at
Bristol" 5nH.ab es
MARQUIS DE LAFAYETTE SHULTz, of
whom a letter written by Piocher in
Leadville, and published by us several
: months ago, stated was there, and that
: Shultz was wishing "that all the boys
, could see how he was fixed, and that he
had grub in his cabin to throw to the
! birds, we learn is again ON the Comstock,
I and is striking his old friends for four-bit
pieces, with which to to appease the hun
ger Of that ravenous animal known as the
"tiger." ig'a. snHse a.
Snow POINT MINES. "A correspondent
Of the Nevada Transcript, under date Of
August 8, in speaking of the Blackwell &
Wand mine, says Numerous large
nuggets are daily found, and the gravel
still averages as high as ever" We CON
.. graduate Press. on his good luck.
Our market keeps well supplied witt
r fruit. The peaches are small, but o.
! excellent flavor. The fruit stands arr
now well supplied with melons, apples
, pears, peaches and various kinds o
plums, all the production Of Dixie, Utah
$ Our P. NJ, who has been to Salt LAX
9 for the benefit of his health, returned tn
other evening, and has been telling tn,
| boys SO much about the jolly time he hat
that they are all talking of going to Sal
:. Lake to live
Go to Panaca Saloon, No. 1000 Mali
!. street, for Ice.Cold Beer, Drinks of al
n kinds, and the finest Cigars, only on
d price! one bit!! az The whole or an,
s portion Of the stock and fixtures for sale
The faithful of Zion are beginning t
q bring in grapes. The Lord must hav
!. sent the Mormons to this country to rails
e fruit for the Gentiles.
JUDGE RIvEs departed for Eurek
n Wednesday. He received a dispatc
that morning stating that his wife wa
/ much better. lrt. aaes r /.
= JOHNNY DAVIS of Pahranagat Vale
i has had another attack of sickness an
" came to Phoebe to be doctored.
e The weather for the past week ha
e been delightful; couldn't wish for better
h PouJApE has received new supply {
v fresh candy. Go buy your girl some.
g The tailings at Bullionville are provin
N richer than they were thought to be.
EXPERIMENTING with Raymond & Ell
Is black ore is going on at Bullionville.
70 The District Court adjourned Tuesda
in until the 9th Of October.
4. CRops throughout the county are fir
e class this year.
- - Turpr ia hut one stack in oneration :