The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-07
Official Paper Of Lincoln Co,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The REcoRD is presented to its reader
this week in an improved form. II
publishers will see to it that it remain
the leading paper in this section, bu
take this opportunity to again inform it
subscribers that no paper, even a SINAI
one. can sabsist. with anything of con
stitution, on wind alone; and thos
knowing themselves to be in arrears will
confer more than favor by squaring &C
counts.
1t is pleasant to once more hear tn,
whistle at the Yuba.
Nothing we can boast Of for the past
week but fine weather.
The Post Office drug store has fine
line of toys already displayed.
J. B. Clinton, who has been on the sick
list for several weeks past, is improving
Commissioner Schaefer made all speed
for Helene as soon as Mondays meeting
was over.
For dolls, and other things to please
the little ones. go to the Post office drug
store.
Nearly all the heavy taxpayers DELAYED
till the last day in paying their taxes
this year.
A fine line Of underwear at cash prices
which will surprise you, at the Mercan.
tile Co. 8 store
For bargains in boots, shoes, hats, caps,
clothing, etc., go to the Mercantile Co.'S
store before it becomes too late.
Toilet articles, toys, books and many
other kinds of holiday goods are dis
played at the Post Office drug store.
The Godbe Mercantile Co continues to
sell at very low prices for cash. Some
excellent bargains have been obtained
there during the past week.
A long and stormy winter is pre-
dicted by the Klamath Indians Of Or
egon. They base their prophecy on the
movements of the wild fowl and on
other like phenomena.
The Post Office drug store is the place
where you can select a nice present for
the holidays. Do it now before the best
are gone.
Pat Sheahan and VIM. Wheatley left
Tuesday for few days prospecting be-
yond Pahranagat Valley.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
N The Con. Impl. Co. Of Milford now has
charge of the Milford stage line. and A. s.
Thompson will hereafter act as agent for
the line at this point.
The Godbe Mercantile Co. is selling
out at cost, and below cost in some in.
stances, for cash. Now is your time to
secure bargains.
J. A. Denton thinks of putting on .
tri-weekly service to Helene from this
point. Business is improving in that d.
rection of late sufficiently to justify it.
N. P. Dooley has nice line of goods
displayed at his now stand in the Odd
Fellows building on Main street, fine
lot of holiday goods forming part of the
stock.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re.
newer has restored gray hair to it's origi-
nal color and prevented badness in
thousands Of cases. It will do so to you.
It Is reported that ex.postnaster John
Shier will soon be with US again. Re.
cent Developments ON claims at Ferguson
in which he is interested will take him
to that point.
For the benefit Of superstitious people:
II at the table little salt be split be.
tween two people, the way to prevent q
quarrel il for each to take pinch and ,
throw it over his left shoulder.-Ex.
The small copper furnace at Bristol !
will shortly make another run under the !
management Of John Roeder. Material
for several cars Of bullion is already out, I
from the Cave, National and other mines. .
besides which car or two from pros.
psctors whereabouts will DO sent in.
The Polaris Co. have taken possession
Of the Yuba and other mines leased from
the Phoebe Con. Co. The Yuba shaft il
being put in good condition. new plat
forms and stations - we'll ~ timbsrs
being cot in, and prospecting force will
shortly b employed.
The ball last Thursday night, under
the management Of tho A. 0. U. W.
Order, was very pleasant affair and was
well attended. The hall had been caro-. I
fully decorated and reminded enc forcib. ,
y of similar occasions in tho Same place
40 years gone BY. Dancing was continu-
q until nearly daylight. the young folks
taking the lead principally after supper. /
Through A. oversight on the part Of the j
committee having the matter in charge, {
supper VA not served wholly At the
Neye1A Hntel. Nhars ]. ". Palmer had