The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-08-23

Mrs. Slun lers and family have re.
m ,vel from the p ,4totfi :e into the neat
little house belonging to Mrs. Nellie
Blair.
Wines Ivy last Bristol was vastly de.
p,pll,te |. curly everybody having g,ne
ilt, PlI,ie to atten CJurt-and also
drop their spare change.
The Bristol school children have now
started in to enjoy a f"rtni ght's vacation,
tic s:ao II hlvlu5 zen closed down fui
that purp 'se on the 18th.
George Hagerty having disposed of his
interest i'll the firm of Barton, Tore &
Co., left here the 10th inst. with family,
b,t AM hlgst5e for W lite River.
h.p.l aim put into the waS Il large
anl SUSPECT ,ui 10 'kms denij ,hn. lie
aa,l it cont .lned vinegar.
HIN. r. A. Riepe, having thrown up
his aspirations f,r the State Srnatorahip
i favor Of DR.. Alex ,nier, will soon ALI.
noulcs himself as q candidate for the
Assembly, which p, ition he filled So
credltahiy two years ago. La my opinion
Dick will run like badly SC lred streak
OF niger lightning ~ a telegraph pole.
tu sht you vas bicking ub i,tem. for
der blber. Veil, you had pest addend
t. your piZ less un MT pc loating around
dhn5 noiins.. Yoi SEE Doc. Clay he
prn6s offer from Patterson District some
terry rlcl ore on tasty last. H,~
mach 'es d. ore x? IL Nv much does he
g., hey? Veil dnks you peter 20 and
see H)0kins ab ,ul 1t.
Miss LizAi, B. Ely, 4 laughter of Mr..
an Mrs. j. b. E lily, OF this place, " as
unitet in matrmony to Mr.. Frank
Ian ,reaux, at Stevens Point, Wi consin
August 9th. Daring the young lady's
BRET ri 'urn in Btlst i, alb nut year
p5I. she won many friends among bJth
Old ant young, all vi whom will unite III
wishin, M. and Mrs. L.mor-aux a
pleasant voyage an u long one on the
river of married lite.
Az ts l an r gal RI Gr.en,
As faiL OF sr ace a5 'er " III s en-,
Il petal ut, sIe spufe again
An DIV ID h.r lie : As III ~ gh IN pan,
Why S.s it that b-r-n, ca rol
Forsnbx her2 er,d mp 'rious soul
lIpiftrd no with u yfuI RAJ
Tlt. bro, @ noe G X no II prime OF page
b, VS. i that b t..ars sip.w,
FIJI h It aud fsa Perh D. yod knew?
Il, ", she wsvrrrd, aye p.rnHps
IN oh how 4 Tue coal hat wcipt-
Bat - uik tai .,l..n. sn liAel II, r q Ii
Maze drinks To, much SHE'D taken IN
Thursday last Mr.. Webster, engineer
at the Day furnace, was down in the
we'll at the corner Of the en- sine.room re.
pairing the pump. When the job was
nearly completed Mr.. W. heard, or
imagined that he heard, an explosion
from the bottom Of the well. \ white
vapnr instantly arose from the water az
com panied by the pungent fumes of am.
III mia, which nearly sJransled Mr.. w.
bsfnre he could regain the surface. AT
this writing the hlte alimoniacal vapor
Is still rising from the we'll and Is as pun.
gent as an oil FASHIONED hlrtsh Urn
smelling bottle.
Ciluer 4 Salisbury's Concord coach
carrying I. ). mail and due here at $3.50
P NJ. on the 18th inst, dill not arrive
until s o'clock A. NJ. on the 9th inst.
Inc driver reports that the other Con.
coni coach, betwee Willow Creek and
fony Spllng1, Scully, driver, fell into
gopher hole. Although encompassed by
dangers which should have made u
stnuter heart than Mr.. Scully's quail,
sun Mr.. Scully determined to sell his
me as dearly as possible. He therefore
'o'k his Concord coach, along with the
astbetlc crow.bait attached u it, IN his
DICK, aud climbed out of the & pher hole,
winch occa,i,'ne a delay OF about Is
n 'urs--the Ladders of the 70 her hole
being olt anil rotten, rendering progress
slow and uncertain
captain Person of Utah hauls ore from
the Mendha mine. Well, to see the
Cap paradins the street in true military
style-the style of our forefathers, ''hay
tot. straw Forthwith feather in his
nat, chunk of oNline around hi, off
ie|, and aqnart or 81 Of viii ky in his
DOS I'M, cannot fail to awaken the hi CHEST
martial feeling in the bosom of tho he.
h'lter, combined with natural love for
"n' country, the glorious land Of the free.
AMI when the clDtain finally mounts
hi' sa'idle mule tn depart for another load
of ore, feeling OF the deepest sadness
involuntarily steals over on, as he takes
IN the family resemblance hetween Cap.
tam Pier.,n and General Washington ON
Ills retreat from the battle of Waterloo.
There are several people here who are
ripe for the darts Of Cupi |, the little in.
Vlnclhle. NV, I don't 60 a cent on
Cupid, or any Of his victims, therefore
We come to the conclusion that it is my
"Sty t. stop all attempts at love.makng
IN this precinct. In fact, I've already
Started IN at it, and, judging from obser.
,Tra,t'on', I'm getting on swinhinsly.
me mnslcal ''tee.hee," which fell so
SoothIn1ly upon the ear of the apprec.
a a.'ve eristolian just few d,vs since, is
now thing Of the past. The Grand
In, IL