The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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A jolly Christmas snowfall after ALL and
fine sleighing for those able to indulge in it.
Il. A. Cohen is putting up dwelling
house at Golden
All kinds Of rubber footwear at the
Codbe Mer. Co.'s store,
The snowfall in this neighborhood for the
past W eek averages eighteen inches.
The trade in Christmas goods this year,
though lighter than usual, was about up to
expectations.
Two cars of concentrates were shipped on
Monday by ]. Eisenmsnn, from tho old
Floral millsits below town.
The Mercantile Co. is making sp ecialty
of rubber goods during the snow. You can
get them at prices way down.
w. B. Stanley passed through here Sun
day on his way to Vanderbilt district where
he expects to remain till about May next.
Misses Nevada and Maggie Conway are
in town to spend the holidays as guests of
Miss Clara Warren.
Winter clothing for men and boys, large
variety and quality. and low prices at the
Godbe Mer. Go. s store
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
If the hair has been made to grow q nat
ural color on bald heads in Thousands of
cases, by using Halls Hair Remover, why
will it not in your case!
Rumors are ahoat that the Magnolia
mine at Ferguson has been sold, on account
Of which the mill at Hike had stopped work
but these rumors are not confirmed.
Full lines of ladies and gents underwear,
boots and shoes for men, women and chill
dren. Small profits and quick sales is now
the motto at tho Godbs Mer. Co. g store
Our recent snow storm manifested itself
at Helene in the form Of rain and sleet, two
days before it reached here, terminating
there though with good fall of the "beau-
tiful" also.
The last number OF tho Vanderbilt Shaft
says that A. G. Campbell is making all ar
rangements for the speedy erection Of his ten
stamp mill Immediately upon its arrival,
which will probably be very soon.
Tho Reuo Gazette says: Sam Davis is a.
visionary as kid of twelve years of age.
and il tho people Of Nevada follow his lead
in Midwinter Fair matters, or in any direc-
ton, they will land in the consomme.
Joe NATL has sued A. T. Page in the
Justices Court to recover ST alleged to be
due on account of work and labor performed.
Defendant claims to have paid up in full.
The case will be tried some time next week.
Not every woman, who arrives at middle
. age, retains the color and beauty Of her hair,
but every woman may do so by the coca
sional application Of Ayers Hair vigor. 1t
prevents badness, removes dandruff, and
cures all scalp diseases
A Tuscarora girl decorated her room with
pictures and psrohed her best fellows photo.
graph on the topmost nail. She then sat
down to admire the surroundings and
smilingly remarked, everything is lovely
and the goose hangs high"
Read the supplement sent out with this
issue Of the RECORD. Read it carefully ther
be patriotic and do what you can to show
that Lincoln county is capable Of caring fo
thousands of people above her present pop
ulation with land and water now PRACTICAL,
going to waste.
"A snake in the grass" is all the NOR
dangerous from being unsupported So ar
many Of the blood medicines offered tn
public. To avoid all risk, ask your drug
gist for Ayers Sarsaparills, and also To-
Ayers almanac, which is just out for tn
new year.
Samuel I. Godbe, accompanied by A. +
Wunch. Warren Hussey and Eben Smith
Of Denver. Colo, all mining men, passe'
through here on Tuesday for Ferguson dis
trict. where they 60 to inspect the Monito
and Jim Grow mines on which Mr. Godb
holds ninety days option.
Tho Campbell mill was shipped from Mi
ford last week, making load of about
tons. It goes by rail via Salt Lake an
Pueblo and the. Nevada Southern fror
Blake. w. 7. Rich left Monday, goin
overland, and the work Of setting up th
mill, will begin at once on its arrival
The closing exercises at the grammar de
partment of our pbblic school ON Friday laa
were conducted az advertised, but on &C
count OF the boisterous weather, the attend
aDce OF visitors was exceedingly small. Til
pupils, one and all showed marked impro owe
ment, but the attendance by those mos
likely to reap rich and lasting benefits fror
preasnt methods Of instruction, IL complain
ed IF as being very light for some time past
The regular annual election Of officer
took place last Saturday evening at 81
Johns Lodge, r. 4 A. M. hsrs. and n
suited A. follows. r. p Turnes. ", NJ
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