The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-08-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dave >Werthsimer will leave in the
morning for Helene.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet next Monday.
j.. G. Lynch, of Desert Springs. was
in town during the week.
Peter Edwards and family of Lake
Valley, have removed to Bingham, Utah.
Salt Lake Beer at Thompson's, at the
low price of so. so for dozen bottles.
The anniversary ball Of the Bachelors
Friday evening was most enjoyable af-
fair.
Commissioner Edwards and County
Clerk Clark departed for Helene.
Monday, and returned this morning.
William White, who has been absent
on two months prospecting trip, re.
turned here Friday
Mrs. Fulks, Misses Ida Deck and Nav
Roberts, Clarence and Fred McFadden,
departed Sunday morning for Salt Lake.
II you want dozen bottles Of assorted
Soda or Sarsaparilla at.$2.5O, call at
Thompson's.
1t is unlawful to kill quail before the
10th OF next month, and persons caught
at such business are lisble to get them.
selves in trouble.
Mining Location Notices
for sale at this office.
what must precede BAPTISM" asked
the,rector when catechising the Sunday
school. "a baby" exclaimed a bright
boy with the air of one stating self evi.
dent truth.
Misses Jennette Findlay and Josie
: kiernan departed by private conveyance
Wednesday. Miss Findlay will visit
friends in Provo, and Miss Herman will
enter st. Mary's Semi nary at Salt Lake.
A pamphlet issued by the Kelley in.
stitute at Carson contains much informa.
ton relating to the treatment and cure
OF the whisky, opium and tobacco hab,
its: The pamphlet will be furnished up.
on application.
Alex. Thompson, who had the misfor.
tune to sprain an ankle few weeks ago,
has nearly recovered the use OF the
limb. Mr.. Thompson intends to visit
the Worlds Fair next month, but doesn't
want to do so on crutches.
W. j. Dooley returned Friday morning
from trip to the Worlds Fair and the
Paoific coast He enjoyed his vaca-
tion immensely and is now satisfied that
there are larger towns than Phoebe in the
United States.
Alex. Thompson is providing for the
wants of the people Of Phoebe during the
warm weather, having just received
carload of Salt Lake Beer. Soda and Sar.
saparilla, which he disposiug of at
$3.50 for dozen bottles.
w. s. Godbe returned to Bullionville
Sunday from San Francisco. and visited
Phoebe Tuesday. Mr.. Godbe, like all
true friends of silver, feels much de-
pressed over the action of Congress and
thinks the country is on the eve of a
stormy period.
Arsenic and quinine, are dangerous
drugs to accumulate in ones system, and
it is to be hoped that these poisons, as
remedy for ague, have had their day.
Ayers Ague Cure is sure antidote for
the ague. is perfectly safe to take, and is
warranted to cure.
A l00.pound specimen Of the ore now
being taken from the Old Timer mine ia
on exhibition at the REcoRp office and 10
attracting good deal Of attention. not.
withstanding that pig" silver is below
par. The ore is Of as fine grade as any
exhibited in this camp in many years.
1t runs away up in gold, silver and lead.
George Castropello. miner working
in the Mendha mine 1t Highland, had .
stroke of paralysis, caused by lead pois.
oning. Saturday. DR.. Campbell was
called and had Castropsllo removed to
town. He is again able to be around,
but it will be some time before he will
fully recover from the effects Of the
leading.
There is no better medicine than good
sleep and plenty Of it, says an exchange.
and manya boy and man 10 crippled in
energy by an unwise habit Of getting up
TOO early in the morning. The American
people would DO happier; there would be
lsss crime committed IL people slept
longer. II is time the so-callsd slug.
gard had his rights and the man who