The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-07-25

STRANGE, But True. During the
week our citizens were startled by
the appearancein the air. just
over the divide south Of town.
Of strange looking object, which
appeared to their frightened eyes to b .
dwelling house ON wings. Curiosity was
at the highest pitch. and some Of our
citizens, who had been to church last
Sunday. and know how. At opcs fell on
their marrow bones and commenced Ut
tering vehement prayers 10 be delivered
from the wrath 70 come. Thoss Of 4
moro practical turn Of mind. however.
formed hollow SQUIRE on the cornsr Of
Main and Meadow Valley strsets, and
with bated breath and staring eyes
watched the monster slowly descend till
it was directly over their heads. Then
with one accord and with blood curdling
yells every one took tho shortest route
over the wountains, creating such pan.
demonium a. il sheol had really broke
loose, and our fair city vas dspOpulatsd
a. II by magic. Our devil, who was die.
abled BY the heat, or something, and was
unable To run, steAlthily made observs.
tons from the skylight. and a. the pop
ulace slowly wandered hack, one BY nne,
them that The csu.s ~ the;r fr;oht 80
only . monster mosquito. But Just the
hssr h.rrs ~ ~ " $500. 80 ~'n"vw' nass
and our residents are willing TO swesr
that the object was anything from bed
pug 70 large mountain.
Tuvpv .r .o .,..;, -
- so' o'o.' "ne1 ~
"s'ous discourse nas very little eueet on
person, and one 10 when he observes :
slender youth march mn the stsps of the
Man.. :, wa.'h;., 49,, s..,..,' ~.
y "':"'P' ''eA' q',ssy :" wy
u"ot sno peer IN, on 90 stsAith'iy, 70 ~
i she is there. To observe the satis6sd
smile as his eyes fall upon her and sss
him enter and take seat in back pew,
where he has an uninterrupted view, and
gaze in one direction Until the servicss
she comes down the aisle change int, on.
Of fieudi-h malignity " the other fsllow.
whom h Jailed T. perceive, and Wa tw.
M. ,,.;.s ' S u t sssp ~ ~" ~. 49, y, y
.rs,hs,n.. J.. ~, :. 81. s;,",. S..,.ss;s. 1890
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Ma. F. B. MERoER, an old Nevada
newspaper man, and for the Inst several
,,o,.h. - ~. r.,..r. uo...;., !,
o :s 49, S. :. ~ s. ,,
\. Din. :.
Bishop Whitaker arrived on the Am,
stage 1t il presumed that he acted q the
reverend gentlemans guardian angel,
No psrsm really knows what . pleasurs
trip 10 till they experience the stage triy
between Eureka and Phoebe. and i
brother Mercer had the pleasure Of riding
and meeting with the usual break dow
~ in /. or.h. =. - h.n, ~ ~
manned in Phoebe three DAYS, seen VIVA,
little there were to be seen. and left Of
his return to Eureka on Wednesday.
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.on, =. Robinson, Alfred Renaud. VIM
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The HoME or Mr.. BLAISE.-Wash
ington, D. G. The son Of Senator Frye
d Maine. who hss beeu .utIsripu fror
! revere coid which ssttIsd - NJ ch.s,
was cured by : few doses Of Red Coug
w ,'sn az pao.'s.y eruo.,e. " :, piomE'
best remedy. Il contain no opiats. !
poisons. IN - -,
| thus iar' our residents have not had
~ /" 'a '',e.. SUI nAs 'sA's.'
mach 0 smr.. M ~, ,u vi . ssms,ns !, y
net the looks g well = the tsste 81 suc
succulent fruit. Il win eventnsilv IN
case Il Mahomet and the mountain.