The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-07-27

JOB PRINTING In all It's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
Judge John T. Knox of San Bernardino
has been granted pension for a wound
received 81 years ago in the Black Hawk
War.
Read the list of bargains offered by the
Conn Dry Goods Co., Salt Lake City.
1t will be found ON the first page of THE
RECORD.
The latest fad in the East now ia for
the female who wears straw hat to tin
it like man when meeting her acanaint.
ANGER.
In Turkey they call the bicycle the
DEVILS chariot" and the Sultan forbids
its use. Another point of difference be.
tween the pious Musselman and the inf.
del muscleman.
For diphtheria, French doctor states
that le ION juice used as a gargle is a
SPECIFIC against this disease as we'll as
other throat trouble. He has successfully
employed this treatment for eighteen
years.
W. W. Gingles, agent of the Con. I'm.
plement company at Milford, visited
town last week and departed for home on
Saturday nights stage. He reports ev.
erything in his line of business about at
o standstill.
Our citizens are now firm in the b elief
that trouble never comes singly. First
came the drop in silver, closing down the
mines, then the destruction Of the
Bullionville Reduction Works, and lastly
the deprivation Of our daily mail
Alex. Thompson is providing for the
wants Of the people of Phoebe during the
warm weather, having just received q
carload of Salt Lake Beer. Soda and Sar.
saparilla, which he disposing of at
81. 80 for dozen bottles.
Somebody says that q wagon maker
who had been dumb for years picked up
hub and spoke. A blind carpenter on
the came day reached out for plane and
saw, and deaf shepherd went out with
his dog and herd. These are all solid
facts
Every boy and girl should subscribe
for sour Animal Friends" The price
is only 10 cents copy or 81 year. The
June number 10 filled with interesting
matter regarding the treatment of dumb
animals. The Office of publication is at
New York City.
Ayers Hair vigor has no equal, in
merit and efficiency. as hair dressing
and for the prevention Of badness 1t
eradicatos dandrutf, keeps the scalp
moist, clean and healthy, and gives
vitality and color to weak, faded, and
gray hair. The most popular of toilet
articles.
1t is stated that Chicago is overrun
with idle meu and women, some of whom
are on the verge Of starvation. The
prospect Of employment at the Worlds
Fair has drawn thousands to that city.
They had very little money. which they
soon spent, and now they are suffering.
The rain which hss fallen over this
section the past few days 10 of inestim-
able benefit. 1t will make good grass for
the cattle and sheep which feed on the
ranges and bring joy to the ranchers, If
silver were only restored to its place the
outlook for our people would again be.
come bright.
An exchange says that young lady
who had been married over year, wrote
to her matter of-fact father, saying: ave
have the dearest little cottage in the
world, ornamented with the most charm.
ing little creepers yon ever saw" The
old man read the letter and exclaimed,
Twins. by thunder |"
A correspondent OF the Salt Lake Tri.
bune says that U. s. Marshal McGarry
and Sheriff Morris last week arrested a
batch of unlawful cohabiters at Paragoo.
nah, Iron county, and captured Bishop
William Jones, s. Barton and Jos. Bar.
ton; also their plural wives, oil with
babies under eight months old.
Captain J. A. Mellon Of Yuma, Ariz.,
accidentally shot Edgar M. Hadden at
Riverside, Gala, few weeks ago. Young
MADDEN died last week. Capt. Mellon
has been captain Of the ella steamer for
many years plying between Yuma and
Ell Dorado Canyon, and E. NJ. MADDEN,
the unfortunate young man, was a
nephew of G. H. s. Morris, the we'll
known mining man Of this section.
DR.. Campbell reports the young son Of
Mr.. Dupont, who wss so seriously
injured last week, by being kicked in the
head by . horse. rs doing remarkably
we'll. and II nothing unforeseen happens
he will be around al right in . few days.
At the time Of the accident II was
thought the injuries would prove fatal,
but DR.. Campbell haa handled the c.se in
such skillful manner that the boy is
now beyond any danger of serious re.
suits.