The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-12
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Judge Young is slightly better.
See probate notice under to day.
For family liquors go to Sam L. Werthe
mer
Mrs. John Middleton is lying very sick a
Silver King.
Dad Reinhart is improving, He is abb
to be up but not out.
Mrs. 7. J, Osborne leaves for the Mid
winter Fair next Tuesday.
Many of our townsfolk are anticipating
May day by house cleaning.
The Nevada State Journal says that Stat,
Treasurer Egan is dying at Carson
Charley Roeden departed by Tuesda,
mornings stage for San Francisco to attenc
the Midwinter Fair.
The fruit trees in town are in full bloom
and unless nipping frost catches them, bic
fair for good yield.
The passengers by the different stages
present a white appearance denoting fine
weather and dusty roads.
Houses and cabins are being held at high
prices much beyond their value, in anticips
ton of the Ferguson district boom.
Joe Foster is selling wood one cord to
twenty cords delivered in any part of town
for So so per cord. Good and dry
DR.. Campbell was hastily summoned yes.
terday afternoon to attend Bishop Lee of
Panaea, who was suffering from severe
attack of bilious collie.
JOB PRINTING in all it's
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.
John shier is packing up large quantity
OF goods preparatory to moving down to the
new established town of Reeves in April Fool
su"u, feiSusuH uislrlCt.
Another gold brick was shipped from the
Hike mill the early part of the week. the
product of Jim Grow ore. Weight and
value we were not able to ascertain.
II the care OF the hair were made part OF
lady's education, we should not see so
many gray heads, and the use of Halls
HairR enewer would be unnecessary.
The Hike mill is closed down for the pre-
sent as thorough overhauling is needed.
1t is expected the repairs will be completed
in few days and operations resumed.
Monday nights stage brought in Messrs
Sam Godbe, J. R. Della Mar and Healey,
After spending the evening in town, took
the Monkey Wrench stage Tuesday morn.
ing.
That uncomfortable visitor the gay and
festive blue bottle fly is around in consider.
able numbers and appears to be indefati.
gable in his search for bald headed bach.
elors.
A consignment Of new furniture 10 the
shape OF chairs, ETC., for the court room and
various offices, was received at the court
house last Monday They have been badly
needed for long time
Isaac E. Blake, president of the Nevada
Southern railroad, came in on MONDAYS
stage. He comes in the interest of his road
and is making an inspection of the Meadow
Valley Wash section.
tuesday was the warmest day of the
season the Thermometer registering 60 degrees
In the shade, which bore out Fosters pre.
diction' The 18th, tomorrow is to be the
coolest day of the month and up to its close
we may not expect much warm weather,
SIX days shalt thou labor" saws the
law giver To do good work, man must be
at his best. This condition is attained bv
the use of Ayers sarsaparilla. 1t over.
comes that tired feeling, quicksns the sppe.
site' improves digestion, and makes the
weak strong.
=. r. Ronnow, Chas. Mathews ST.. and
VIM. and Phil Mathews have eomms,cea
SUIT In the District Court against Jos
Delmue and Mercello Delmue to restrain
them IRON using the water which sowS
ao"n condor Canyon, and which is used by
in irrigating the field which lies
north of Panaca.
several OF our merchants are leaving
considerable amount of their goods at Mn. |
lord to await the action Of the experts NON,
It Ferguson district and should the sale of
Inc property be contaminated it is their in.
to ship direct to that section and Is
failure should occur they will be brougb.
here as usual.
The first social dance of the season at
Helene, took place last Friday evening in
ne school house, at which the April Fool
'ine was well represented, Phoebe also had
good representation. Dancing was kept
p until an early hour when all retired
'uch pleased with the evenings amusement.
ut this did not end the amusement, for an
vitation was extended to all to attend a
m'iar evenings entertainment, to which
responded at the appointed time, to the
prii Fool mine the next evening and very
&C time was had by those present.