The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-08-18

DR.. Campbells family and Mrs. Tucker
arrived from Ely last Saturday,
If you want good wines tor table use
call at the Palace.
II YOU want dozen bottles OF Salt
Lake beer at 81. 80, 80 to Thompson's.
Crops, though backward this year in
the surrounding valleys. are yet said to
be good.
If you have any watches or iewelry to
repair, take them to Dave Werthei.
ner.
There will be new assayer at the
smelter. His name is Cambell, and he
will take his position Sept. LIST.
If you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Ssrsaparilla at $3.50, go to
Thompson's
Special prices on wines and liquors for
family use. Sam E. Wsrtheimer.
Patrick Crowty, an old time prospector
of Phoebe, spent several days in King
man this week.-Kingman (Ariz. Miner.
Dave Wertheimer is now prepared to
do all kinds of watch and jewelry repair.
ing at reasonable prices.
Miss Annie Clinton has secured 9
teachers certificate and has been engaged
20 teach at Spring Valley when the school
opens.
Mr.. John Sevenoaks went down to the
Magnolia at Monkey Wrench last Sun.
day to look after the general workings
there. F
Best liquors and cigars in town at the
Palace sample rooms.
Orders taken for Howard, Waltham
and Elgin watches, solid gold and dia'
mond jewelry, by Dave Wertheimer
The card of b. L. Duncan. Notary
Public for Lincoln County, with Office Al
Helene. Ferguson District appears il
this issue
One Of the grab-bsg prizes at an East
srn church fair was the sections Endorsed
order GOOD for one grave dug at an.
time within one year
Jack Wheatley has Oh sale the fines
cigars to be had in town. Lovers 0
the weed should call at his place and tr,
the fragrant "Hayana Blossom"
Geo Williams, the efficient foreman c
tho smelter. is rusticating in Utah. ii
spent week taking in the sights of Sal
Lake and is now in Beaver. He is e,
pected to return next week.
Family trade kindly solicited and o.
ders promptly filled at the lowest price
Call and be convinced. Sam Il. Wer
hsimer.
Miss Florence James. daughter
Superintendent James OF the smelte
will depart for Salt Lake City abo'
the first of September. and will ent
upon her studies at Rowland Hall.
The Spring Valley school was to ha
opened for the fall term last Monda
but the appearance Of diphtheris in Il
family of Henry Rice at that place oaus'
the trustees to postpone the opening.
H.F. Gear and Frank Newton ha
disposed Of their teaching plant in Idah
The former is at Winnemucca. this Stat
looking up teaching proposition, VIII
the latter 10 at Bingham. Utah, chlor
ing.
j. Eisenmann returned from Pahrsl
gat Valley Tuesday. having finish
threshing. He reports grain crops tn
as reasonably good. He brought in 8
sral hundred pounds of peaches equal
not superior to any ever marketed he
Bishop Soanlan Of Salt Lake will be
Phoebe on the 2Sth Of this month, {
will administer the sacrament Of con
nation at the Catholic church.
church choir meet for practice on Fri
evenings. and some fine music may
expected on the occasion.
Prof. Gwartney writes that he has
cured the principalship of the schools
Suffer Creek, Gala. and will not ret
here. The trustees of this district b
engaged the Professor to secure the
teacher and expect to be notified dali
his action in the matter.
The ranchers along the main line d
Meadow Valley Wash complain
they are unable to get their mail will
paying toll Of fifty cents month I
to the carrier. As each man gets b
small quantity, this is too steep and
facilities are grumbled at as loud
ever. II ought to be remedied.
DR.. M. E. Bremen, Surgeon Den
has arrived in town and taken room
the Phoebe Hotel He will remain b
short time, and all those requiring d
work should call On him, as he III
stands his profession thoroughly
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