The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-12-27
BULLiONvILLE AND PANaca pors

santa Ciaus-bless his old soul-bring-
eth Joy to the children of the poor man
as well as those of the millionaire.
Phoebe Kelly has secured work at Bull.
llonvllle. We always thought Pat was
Mormon in disguise.
The roads between here and Desert
Spring are in such condition that IL
takes three days for freight teams to
make the trip.
Verify, this is the winter of our dis.
content and short rations, for the carrot
crop has been failure.
Freddy Williams is down from the
mines, spending the Holidays with me.
The B. S. Company started in teaching
on Monday, but with what success we
are unprepared to state at the present,
Possibly, next week, we will be able to
tell all about it.
1t is said that married man from
Bristol, at present sojournng in Bullion.
vile, is down with the "macoop," what.
ever that means.
| Capt. Garden received a large stock of
liquors from San Francisco this week.
Mrs. John Wedge has been seriously
i'll during the week, and but slight hopes
at this moment are entertained of her re.
covery.
We had a grand dance at Social Hall
on Christmas Eve. The hall was well
filled and number came over from Bull
llonville. 1t was Just the lovlest dance
that has taken place in Panaca for long
time.
Mr.. Findlay being away, Uncle John
Atchison has qualified as Justice of our
village. The young who contemplate
matrimony, and desire good-natured, old
Uncle John to perform the matrimonial
ceremony, had better not delay too long,
for after the first of the year no will leave
on visit to his sons, who are residing in
Arizona, and will be absent for probably
three months.
The matrimonial horizonfof our peace.
full little village is luminous with APP
preaching nuptials, as witness the fol.
lowing list of fair maids and gallant
youths who are about to shuttle of single
blessedness after the Holidays: Mr.. V.
H. to Miss X. G., Mr.. j. r. to Miss A.
R., Mr.. +. w. to Miss 7. A., and Mr.. j.
H. to Miss X. l would dearly love to
add Charles name to the list, but the deai
boy is so Internally slow at this marrying
business, that l at times become discour
aged and give up in dispair, and resign.
ing myself to the fate of all old maids.
Pat Kelly and another man had mar
row escape over at Bullionville on Sun
day last, while engaged in cleaning Out
the large agitator. The engineer, fol
some cause, failed to notify the men, whs
had barely time to extricate themselves
from the large Aanges as they started il
motion.
Brother James Wadsworth will give
grand ball on the completion of his new
store No Gentle need apply.
Many of our village people think il
strange that girl raised to believe in tn,
doctrines of the Church of Jesus Chris
of Latter.day Saints should so far forge
herself as to write articles derogatory tt
the church for Gentle paper. Now, fo
, the benefit of those who may have mis-
: understood me, l will state that / thinl
7 Mormonism just as good and Divine ;
doctrine as any other ism at present il
, vogue throughout the world. think
J furthermore, that the day is not far dist
: ant-and possibly in our time-when re
ligion, no matter of what complexion i
is, will be looked upon as we now view
: the Pagan rites of our ancestors.
MONEY TO BE MADE.-It is said tina
dull times are not known by the agent
for the publishing house of George Stin
son Co., of Portland, Maine. The reasol
of this exceptional success is found in tn
fact that they always give the public tina
which is keenly appreciated and at price
that all can afford. At present we un
: derstand, their agents are doing wonder
! fully we'll on several new lines
They need many more agents in all part
of the country. Those who need profit
! able work should apply at once. Womel
= do as well as men. Experience is no
! necessary, for Messrs. Stinson & Co. I'm
! dertake to show all who are willing t
: work, not hard but earnestly, the path t
y large success. 1t should be remembere
that an agent could do handsome busi
). ness without being away from home owe
|. night. Another advantage--it cost
nothing to give the business trial, an
!; an agent can devote all his time, or onl
{, his spare moments to it. Stinson & &c
j; guarantee grand success to all who er
: gage and follow plain and simple dires
!; tions that they give. We have no spac
!, to explain all here, but full particular
). will be sent FREE to those who will &C
dress the firm. Their full address
@ given above.