The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-12-29
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sah.er,be Cor ,he REcORp.

wealth. anu napplness.
Henry Rice was in town last week.
The RECORD predicts lively business
in this section the coming spring.
If you want dozen bottles Of Salt
Lake beer at 50. 80, 20 to Thompson's.
Doc Meeks was up from Helene last
week and returned on Friday.
If you want an elegant hot drink call
at the Palace.
Tom Borealis returned from Helene
last week. He will stay in Phoebe.
~. Manning. Assemblyman elect. left
to-day for Carson, to be on hand in good
season for the opening Of the Legislature.
The Wadsworth Dispatch has been en-.
larged to q six.column folio. The paper
is nesting with deserved success.
If you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at $3.50, 60 to
Thompson's.
The public schools are closed for the
"xeek, but will reopen sharp at nine next
Monday morning.
Mrs. C. II. Sproule Of Elko, wife of the
esditor Of the Free Press, has been ap.
pointed postmistress of that burg.
If you want to make your husband,
brother or sweetheart nice present, go
to Wertheimer's clothing store.
Weather equal unto that Of balmy
.,,,u,~ has visited US for week past.
H., y it will continue is matter Of
conjecture.
Ioa ps,. NTiNc In all Its
branches, cd, '.al in style to
any, done at tn. . omoe.
Jack Wheatly departed /, ..:...
Silver King district. where he F..
furnace to work ores from hi. '''
there.
Tooels county, Utah, now has paper.
It is called the Tooele Times, and pub.
lished by N. H. Mix. 1t will doubtless
supply long-felt want.
One price, $3.50 dozen for Salt Lake
bottled bser or soda, at Thompson's. y
II you want q fine box of cigars for
holiday present, call at the Palace.
8. E. Wertheimer's is the proper place
to 90 for an eye.opener in the morning
ra glass of fine beer during the day.
The newest contest is to have the young
ladies at an evening party each drive IF.
teen nails into board. The maiden who
first drives all the nails is conceded the
winner.
Eisenmann has on display fine as.
sortment Of fancy goods and silverware,
all suitable for holiday presents. Purses
Of all sizes can be accommodated and you
can hardly fell to End something suitable
for the occasion.
We have q few delinquent subscribers
who arc requested to settle. Promises
don't pay the printer nor the paper man.
ufacturer. SO those who are in arrears
will please come forward. Every little
helps, - the old lady once remarked.
At 8. E. Wertheimer's Palace saloon
can DO found the finest brands of wines,
liquors and cigars ever brought to Phoebe.
A large invoice OF choice goods for the
holidays has just been received.
The Carson Appeal says one Of the best
ways of economizng in Nevada is to
abolish the Supreme Court, save about
$22, 900 a year and have the District
Judges act in place of the Supreme Court.
During the last thirteen years the west.
'srn part of Nevada has not experienced
such large amount Of precipitation ss
fell in November. while tho eastern and
southern portions have had scarcel,
enough TO moisten the soil.
For the holidays. call and see our fin
lineof neckwaar, fine underwear and over
shi rts and gentlemenss wearing apparel
ladies' and gent's initial. fancy and sill
embroidered handkerchiefs, all at th
lowest prices. Give us call.
SOFA. ~. WERrHEIMER's.
The Palace 10 the resort for gentleme
who like to indulge In game Of bill
lizards, smoke fine cigar or sample tn
best liquid refreshments to be found i
town.
P. ]. Mcintyre, who was raised ]
Phoebe and who is known to all old res
dents. wasa delegate from the Typograpl
'eal Union to the convention Of fede
sesd labor recently held at Philadslphi
Psts 10 nov resident Of Denver. ar
his friends here arc pleased to learn tn
10 10 coming to the front.
Hon. O. H. Patchsn left Tuesdl
morning for Carson. His first busine
will be to attend before the Board
Pardons. in the interest Of w. r, F,
tain, convicted here, with Thos. He
last year Of mu rider in the second desr
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