The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-11-09

"" e'oiy VINE, use |
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
JOB PRINTING In all it's
branches, equal in style to
any, done at this office.
A Kansas farmer, who sent 81 to An
FASTENER who advertised how to keen
horses from SOLDERING, received the
answer: Teach them to spit"
The wisest course in politics is to vote
for the best man, and you cannot be
mistaken it you take Ayers Sarsaparilla,
because all parties agree that it is the
best-ths Superior Medicine. Try it
this month.
Johnny had been inspecting the visit.
or's derby hat and listening to his con.
vsrsation. What he thought Of the latter
was shown by his question: "Say, MIR.
Bnrkis, are these holes in your hat for
talking through ?"-Ex.
The winters wraps are immense
quite overwhelming in fact. One sees
nothing of the woman when she puts
on a fashionable cloak y-only ia lot OF
Esilk and velvet and lot OF 4lr. The
big fur.edged shoulder capes COM
pletely hide her figure and make her
look pretty nearly as broad as long
Ex.
DR.. A. Bjornson, at the Postoffice drug
store, will receive to.morrow'a consign-
ment of general goods, embracing numer-
Gus fresh drugs for prescription purposes,
patent medicines. stationery, toilet arti-
cles, perfumery, etc. The store will be
kept supplied with all articles usually
found in that line and prices will be in
accordance with the times.
The lessses Of the Flagstaff mine at
Ferguson have cut the ledge after run.
ming some 2l5 feet in the tunnel, and
have uncovered ore. Word to this effect
was brought in last evening. The develop
ment was new and particulars concerning
it are scarce, but the ledge is found a
about the point expected, which is very
| gratifying to all concerned.
Secretary Manley Of the Nevada South
ern R. R. Co. acknowledges in warn
letter the receipt Of q copy Of the resolu
r tious passed At the railroad meeting helt
. here two weeks ago, and says his com
3. pany are using every effort to oonstruc
4 this winter q hundred miles more Of tn
road. This would reach the Muddy Val
ley and would make it an outlet for Fer
!, guson district ores. President Blake !
at Los Angeles securing subscription
!. with which to prosecute the work.
IS Parties came in from Silver King dii
trict last Friday to arrange for the buri'
at Bristol of o. P Bailey, who died I
IT Silver King on Thursday last. Mr.. Bale
J. was an old resident Of this county, h
n home being at the springs ak milaa mart
g. of Bristol for long time, where
n looked after live stock. For some tin
10 past he had been living with Stewa
McAnish. He was about rs years
rs age and death came to him from &c
Q, eral breaking down, resulting from o
Sc age.
re A number Of local bids have be-
~ forwarded to the Postal Department I
70 mail routes leading out of Phoebe.
nearly every case they are placed as IL
ii. as the work can be done for, made vi
Ii. . full knowledge Of the road to
h. travelled, distance and cost If the
ad suit Of the December openings is tt
q some outside party gets in on specu
II. tive figure, less than the work is wor
a. be ought to be made to execute his &C
tract. Further object lessons in
matter ought not to be required he
'or abouts. The losses sustained on
ng Milford and Meadow Valley Wash rou
'h' and the Ely and Revsills line in the p
lA' four years, through the swindling Mc(
'"s stage company, ought to impress smb
or, carriers hereabouts.