The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-07-02
See the notice of sherif's sale in t. =.

paint the new smelling works, and has
several men emp. ,yed at it.
Go to Thompson's for bottled ice cold
cream or strawberry soda. sarsparilla or
o. ginger ale. Cheap by the dozen. !.
Spiro Docklestich received several
loads of goods during the last few day rs
for his new store and expects to open up
shortly
Doubts are entertained as to whether
the Accommodations in town will be subj
cient for the CROW d expected to be hcte
the Fourth.
The glove contest on Saturday
promises to be more attractive than any
other class Of amusement that could have
been gotten up. Re sure and take it in.
Something must have interfered with
the calm demeanor Of old Sol judL.
ing from the fierce rays he is sending us
the last few days probably boom is
taking place in his vicinity.
Wall paper at Salt Lake prices at
Wertheimers.
OF late there has been such breath Of
news in town that instead OF the usual
salutation of how are you, it now be-
comes customary to ask if You know
anything.
A couple of weeks ago we were study-
ing on the price of overcoats and where
to eat our Christmas dinner and now We
are full of calculations of the distance to
the artic regions and the prices of gauze
undershirts
Ii you want dozen bottles of cod
Salt Lake beer for the Fourth 60 to
Thompson.
A boulder of ore was found several
days ago near the old Meadow Valley
works which produced twelve sacks OF
of 200 ounce ore. The boulder had been
passed and repassed for the last fifteen
years, and no one suspected its worth.
Yet some calamity walters say the camp
is worked out.
We call your attention to the adj. of
the Pieche Brewery, where you con OBJ
tain first.class grade of beer at low
rates, superior in many respects to the
imported article. Dealers and con-
sumers of other liquors can also procure
here first clrss article.
John Shier has on display at the post
office very choice assortment of gents
gold vest chains and fine finger rings.
The quality of the articles is A l, and
the designs are neat and tasty. Ii you
want to make purchase in these lines
call and see the articles.
The No. hose company have ap-
pointed the following committee IN
decoration for the Fourth: Mrs. A. s.
Thompson, Mrs. James Giles, Miss Mat.
tie Sawyer, Miss Alice Donahoe, Mrs. r.
Scott, Messrs. George Wheatley, Jack
Sames Brown, Tony Jacol.
son, j. O'Connor.
James Sammon opened up in the old
corner on the north corner of Meadow
Valley and Main streets to-day, in the
saloon business, where he proposes to
conduct irst.class establishment. See
lis ad. in to-day's paper, and when you
want cool or refreshing drink you'll
know where it is to be had.
1t would be u charity for some Of o,
citizens to offer reward for the scalp #
hat dog coyote that pIeambulates orr
streets nightly and by his melodious
parking keeps awake our peaceful III.
labitants, to say nothing of disturbing
The tranquil rest of our numerous dogs
who take up the chorus of heavenly
music until dawn.
One OF the engineers connected with
he smelling works has lately patented
IN article which will be largely patron.
zed especially by those visiting the
kating rink. 1t is called the Bumper"
md ia NARRATED in case the skater should
make any scientific display upon the floor
o Immediately set the party on his feet
gain and without loss of time. The
jumper and bottle of dermadore should
% in every household.
The line of wall paper at the Palace
Includes all the latest styles and de.
Iigns.
Last Thursday evening while out
with Hose Co. No. |, Tom
slipped and fell, as the cart
was running at good speed from Lacour
street into Main. One wheel passed
iirectly over his body. He was picked
Up and carried unconscious to his home
,ear by and was thought for a time to
nave sustained serious internal iniurics.
out was able to be out again Tuesday,
md will soon be all right.
A preliminary meeting for the purp, sc
If organizing lodge of the most ancient
rider Of Live Oaks was held in the pri.
7ate parlor of Bob Martins saloon Satur.
lay evening The attendance was very
and all officers of the lodge
we're duly elected, with Charles Garrett,
ESQ.,, as Most Noble Grand. 1t is ex.
'ected that this lodge will outnumber
n memberahin anv other in Tho etata