The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-07

| Se'ciAnu administration
a Chinamsn at Carson say. that il
some one will give him $1,000 he will 90
70 Washington and kill Cleveland.
HALLS Hair Remover enjoys the conf.
aence and patronage of people all over
'ne civilized world who use it to restors
and keep the hair natural color.
IHE FIRST shovelful Of earth at the
breaking OF ground for the buildings Of
the Midwinter Fair at San Francisco
was sold to Roos Bros. for $3.50.
The Salt Lake Mining Journal ha, su.
pended its daily issue. owing to the hard
times. and now appears as a weekly I.
Is to be hoped that the change will be OF
short duration.
VIM. Bell has been engaged for the mast
week sinking . we'll near Henry Wei.
lands mine at Highland, and Tuesday
AZ depth Of eighteen feet, struck Quit.
body Of water.
A bride at KAutons.. near jamestown
NJ j., had sore throat on the night OF
nor marriage. and her husband and MANY
OF her young friends who kissed her have
contracted the diphtheria.
mi
Inc White Pine News learns that not.
"ith'tanding the depressed condition Of
thr silver and lead market, consider.bl.
mining i' going on .todnd Hamilton and
ore is being steadily shipped.
Burkhart and Kah, leasers Of Henry
Weliands mine at Highland, are prepar.
ing to ship 10 Salt Lake about sixtv tons
OF ore averaging 200 ounces silver to the
ton. The lease expired on the LIST inst.
Foster, the weather prophet, predicted
storm for the 9th, and he was correct
De predicts the next one to occur at the
close OF the 9Th, and that it will be sever,
one. A warm wave will come on the 9Th
and cool wave on the 10th.
farmer at Canton, H., recently paid
$500 for gold brick" made Of forty.
hve cents worth of brass. His neighbors
have no sympathy for him. considering
that ne is still worth" about 81, 900, 600.
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is ono of the few
remedies which are recon- mepded by
every school Of medicine. Its strength.
purity and efficacy are too well est.b.
li'hed to admit of doubt as to its superior.
ity over all other blood.puri6ers what.
ever. Ayers Sarsaparilla leads all. I
Negotiations are pending for . sale Of
ons.half Of the Jim Crow mine in Ferau.
son district. Parties to the sale departed
shis morning for Helene to examine the
property. 1t il reported that the eonsid.
GRAFTON will be go. 900 il the sale in con.
summated. ~ Y t,.s3r
Ths New York Recorder IL the best
daily newspaper in New York. and i,
advocating, fearlessly and intelliQsntly.
the cause IT silver, Give il the prefer.
ence over oil other Eastern dailia., IL.
subscription price is only Sc year.
The RECORD is in receipt from the
publishers OF that able periodical, "The
Review Of Reviews" Besides q series O,
brilliant articles, it contains two articles
on the silver question, "The Situation in
Colorado" and Professor Won Hoist on
Silver"
An exchange says young schoolma am
with an inordinate fear of the smallpox.
sent little girl home because tho latte,
remarked that her mother was sick and
had marks on her face. NEXT dsy the
child returned and said to the teacher
We've got little baby at our house
but mamma told mo to tell you that it,.
not catching"
To cure q felon, mako a thimble Of
Leather and fill it with Q composition mad.
~ follows; Stir sir-slacked lime int
common soft soap until it hes the consist
ency Of glasier's putty insert the finger
therein and change the contents Of tn,
thimbls once in twenty minutes. and
cure 10 certain. TX,
The Reno Gazette says that . com.
mittee OF education visited Carson on
Wednesday to attend . meeting of tn.
State Board Of Education for the purpos,
OF urging the adoption OF uniform
course Of study throughout the State.
course of study has been prepared by ,
committee Of principals and teachers
who have been 1t work on it for several
months past. and it 10 considered impor
tant TO have it adopted at once 50 it car
DO introduced At the Fall term.
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Returned from Vanderbilt.
John Rosder returned Monday from
Vanderbilt. He reports everything ex
csedingly quiet in the southern camps
Only STEW men are working for wages ii