The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-05-09

Virginia Sntonfcie' non. ueoiSe W.
Cassidy writes to friend in this city that |
he hopes to be in Nevada soon. He has |
been kept busy since Congress adjourned |
clearing up all unfinished official work, 80 |
as to turn over everything in good shape |
to his Republican successor, Mr.. Wood |
burn. Mrs. Cassidys continued illness |
has also materially contributed to his de-
tention. She is not yet able to risk the
fatigue of the overland journey, and may
remain East until next Fall. Come when
he may, Mr.. Cassidy deserves cordial
welcome, not alone from the Democratic
party, but from the whole people of Ne
vada. whose interests he has energetically
and effectively labored to promote.
How TO BUILD Houses. The publisher
has sent us copy of new book, with
the above title. 1t contains plans
and specifications for twenty-five houses
of all sizes, from two rooms up. Also en-
cravings, showing the appearance of
houses built from the plans given. In
addition, it gives the quantity of material
required to construct the houses; has val
liable information on subjects relative to
building and building contracts, and
much information of permanent and prac-
teal value, that cannot fail to be of value
to those who intend to build. 1t will be
sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF 20
cents, by Geo. w. 0gilive, 236 Lake st.,
Chicago, Illinois. g....,.5..f
Old WoMEN's REMEDIES. A writer in
the st. Louis Medical Journal advises
young practitioners never to make fun of
an old woman's remedy. He will not
only give offence, but may miss valuable
aid in his practice. The writer adds:
SIN 1880, while practicing in Madison
county, Illinois, l was induced, by the
representations of an old woman, to make
the trial, in dysentery and diarrhea, of
tablespoonful. doses of pure cider vinegar,
with the addition of sufficient salt to be
noticeable, and it acted so charmingly
that have never used anything else.
THE LARGEST YET.-There has just
been received an immense stock of sum-
mer goods by the firm of j. Nesbitt &
Bro. The straw goods are the finest ever
brought to Phoebe. The ladies hats are
of the latest and handsomest styles, and
the large assortment of dress goods and
trimmings are of the very best and
most beautiful patterns Call and ex-
anime the goods.
SISTER BARBARY ToBLER Of Santa Clara,
Utah, in the fifty-frst year of her age,
says the Beaver Utonian, presented her
husband Jacob Tobler with fine son, on
the Goth ult., weighing ten pounds, We
nre willing to bet either money or mar
bles, that there is not 5l.year.old girl
in Panaca who is capable of accomplish
ing what Sister Barbary Tobler has done,
Alex. Harrison and Louis Jacobs were
up from Silver Reef during the week and
dance was gotten up in honor of their
presence among us. They left on their
return home after the wedding in Panaca.
The mustache under Louis Jacobs nose
had grown to such prodigious dimensions
that his old acquaintance failed to recog
nize him.
AFFAIRS at Tuscarora are frightening
up. The Times. Review says the Crane
Prize property is being but in order ant
work will be resumed at an early day
The miners working in the Navajo receiv
So 50 day, with the exception of the Bur
leigh drill men, who are paid at the oil
rate of 81 per day. sr
The stable at Reardon's ranch, O.
White River, we learn from Father GA
ligan, who returned from there a wee
ago, was recently destroyed by fire, an
that span of horses and the harnes
was also consumed. The fire is suppose
to have been caused by child playin
with matches. l5a.
Mr.. Z. r. HoYT, mechanical eng
neer of the New Orleans Exposition, wa
severely injured by huge derrick pol
falling on his foot. He was conveye
to his residence, and after only three al
plications of st. Jacobs Oil, all the swell
ing and pain disappeared, and he resume
his duties.
THE body in the Kingfsher mir
is growing immense. The lowest assay
goes between $40 and $50. 1t will ave
age fully $50. Work is being done in tt
ore for the purpose of learning the extel
of the body.
FINE HAMs.-Another large consig
ment hams, from ]. Clough of Chicag
has been received by D. c. Clark. F
ten years Mr.. Clark has been selling the
hams, and not one bad one has ever be-
discovered ~'"
STAMPING. Mrs. T. w. Brown Civ
notice that she is prepared to do all kin
stamping for embroidery, crazy pate
work, etc., at San Francisco prices +
particulars read her advertisement.
THERE will be services held at the Cat
Ollie Church on Sunday morning, Re
Father Galligan officiating There W
be Sabbath-school held in the afternoc