The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-08-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Four additionalmen have been put at
work ON the Poorman mine.
Phoebe 10 now experiencing about the
quietest time in Its history ., -,
r. II. Devlin was in town from Eagle
Valley the first part of the week.
Salt Lake Beer at Thompson's, at the
low price Of 81. so for dozen bottles.
Charley Roe and John SAVER we're in
town this week from Bristol.
The school board have not as yet Sc
lscted . principal for our public school.
Fruit Of all kinds is plenty in town
now. and meets with ready sale at good
pricss.
Ladies'. read the advertisement of the
Cohn Dry Goods Co. on first page of TIE
RECORD.
John E. Ferguson and wife were in
town from Hike the first Of the wesk,
visiting friends.
Ho! Now lie fruit season. Mason's
fruit jars. quarts and half gallons, 81. 80
and 80 per dozen at J. Esenmann's.
II you want dozen bottles of assorted
Soda or Sarssparilla at $3.50, call at
Thompson's.
Geo. B. Van Emons returned Sunday
from visit to the northern and eastern
portions Of the State.
Spero Docklestitch has returned from
Helene. where he has been for some time
engaged in working bis mining property.
Alex. Thompson has just received a
carload Of Salt Lake Bottled Beer, Soda
Aad Sarsaparilia. which he is rapidly dis.
posing Of.
The Salt Lake Journal says that Ed.
I. Colby. former resident Of Phoebe, is
going to lease tho Gypsy Blair mine in
Little Cottonwood.
Tho RECORD extends thanks to Score.
tary Of State Gray for copies Of the
journals Of the Senste and Assembly Of
the sixteenth session of the Nevada
legislature.
Doc Gibson returned Saturday from
Star district. Utah, where he has been
Tor come time engaged in mining He
reports everything 10 that section As at
. staudstill.
Cleveland's message condensed: To hell
with siiver.-Sslt Lake Journal
The people respond by wishing that he
would 60 to the same destination. and
the sooner the better. taking with him
. few Of his advisers.
Geo. Williams. Waterman at the smell.
Ger. was thrown out Of buggy last Sat-
urday and injured in the back and
shoulders, but not seriously. He was
confined to his room for q couple Of days.
but 10 now able to be around.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Welland will sympathiss with them In
the loss Of their infant child. who died
Saturday morning. The funeral took
place Sunday afternoon. and was largely
attended. ----.-----' 'a
Alex. Thompson is providing for the
wants Of tho people Of Phoebe during the
warm weather. having just received .
carload Of Salt Lake Beer, Soda and Sar.
saparilla, which he s disposing Of at
$3.50 for dosen bottles. ="
- Tom Andrews 1t one time superinten-
dent Of the Raymond q Ely mine, and
known to al old timers, was in town
Saturday from his ranch In Pahranagat
:. Valley. tho 10 .. Mexican war veteran
and 10 hers attending to his pension.
Ayers Ague Cure Is an antidoto for
malaria diseases. whether generated
by swamp or sewer. Neither quinine,
arssnie. nor any other Injurious drug
sntsts into the composition Of this
remedy. Warranted to cure fever and
sgus.
Cholera has made its appearance in
New York and 10 more than likely to
become epidemic In this country. II
therefore behooves everyone to olean up
their 9Th and back yards and alley.ways
st once. II 10 terrible disease and
dlthy communities furnish the greatest
number OF victims.
Alez. Thompson had the misfortune to
sprain an ankle Saturday last. He Ia
having repairs made to one Of his houses
and while assisting the carpenter lad
der on which be was standing gave way.
prsoipitating him to tho ground. dis
lance of some four feet. The sprain is .