The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-02-14


FROM BRIsToL.-Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Eddy and son Will left Bristol
on the 9th instant for their home
at Stevens Point, Portage county,
Wisconsin, at which place Mr.. Eddy will
accept the position of Clerk of the Court.
Mr.. Eddy has been employed as agent
for the Bristol Silver Mining Company
for the past three years, and has dis.
charged the various duties imposed upon |
him faithfully. OF Mrs. Eddy-no one
knows her but to love her as an accom-
plished, charitable and noble woman
one who may have equals, but no superb |
ors on this coast, or anywhere else. |
And of young Will-just little time,
only, and he will blaze before the world
as the great banjo star of the age. To
say that the many friends of the Eddys
wish them success and future prosperity
is, of course, superauous. r. F.
THE tithe-gatherers complain, and right
ly, too, of the wickedness of the people
at Eagle Valley. They say that most of
the Eaglites, instead of contributing their
share to the support of the Lord, bring
their money into Phoebe and squander it
playing bean. poker and Pedro. One of
the good men remarked to the RECORD
that the settlers. in Eagle Valley would
have "a hell of time after they died,
and the RECORD has no hesitency in sup.
porting the old man in his opinion on this
subject.
JoYFULLY AsToNIsHED.-Mr. James
Brunt, Deputy Sheriff, Baltimore, Mary
land, writes: In an experience Of thirty
years l have become acquainted with
numerous so.called specifics for coughs
and colds, but never before experienced
such surprising efficacy as was obtained
from the Red Star Cough Cure. l was
attacked with severe deep-seated cold
and cough. suffered for some time, and
tried this valuable remedy. I was com.
pletely cured by the use of one bottle.
THE Concord coaches conveying the
the mail to Phoebe continues arriving reg.
ularly several hours back of schedule
time. The roads are reported to be in
excellent condition, so the delay is prob.
ably caused by the poor condition of the
stock.
On Monday one Of the Lords chosen
arrived from Panguitch with load o.
trout, which was disposed Of in a twinkle
it being the first load of fish having beer
brought to Phoebe for several months.
A LOAD of as fine apples as brought tt
Phoebe for many months arrived from
Wilson's orchard at Hike on Thursday
The apples are free from worms ant
possess a delicious flavor.
THE working Of the upper levels of tn
north end mines on the Comstock vii
be the means Of giving employment t
many idle men.
| THE past week made the stoves con
sumo wood and made the wooddealer
happy. The woodpiles grew small YER
rapidly.
| NJ. D. HOWELL, Manager Of the Hill
side Company in days gone by, arrive
| in Phoebe on Thursday nights stage
For soma cause or other, we have nc
received at this office copy OF the frlsc
Times for the last three weeks.
AT Gait, California. Mrs. Archibal
Stewart gave birth to little girl on til
25th Of january.
The past winter has been so ope
that very few snowbirds have been see
in this vicinity.
TIE schools will continue in Piocf
till the first of April. This is no April
fool.
D.. G. CLARK has as fine bacon ar
harns as ever W as brought to the marke
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/ A. j. Clark, superintendent of stol
quarry near San Gabriel, CAL, was 7
turning from his home to- Los Angel
recently in o one-horse cart, when
was stopped 40 d made to alight by tv
footpads, who took him 0 tree sor
distance away and tied him to it. i
; rope was not efficient to make good t
; job and the n ,bbers retur ned for pr
, ton of the hs rness. While they we
away Clark th rev 5000 fir, ,m his pock
into squirrel hole. The footpads
turned and fled his poi ,kets, but
; 5000 were save d.
The old slip per strikes be hardest
! the fall