The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-21
EWlNG--PEASLEE,

/ MI JUN Ewing and Miss Jessie
Peaslee were married On Wednesday even
ing at o'clock at the residence of the groom
on Main street, by Justice Of the Peace Fl
Hartgng.
The bride wore beautiful dress of whit
silk crepe and bridal veil with orapg
blossoms and looked charming and happy
At 5 o'clock to the strains Of the weddin,
march the young couple took their place
before the Honorable Justice and were soor
set On the life of matrimony. Congratula
tions and well wishes for their future happi
ness were bestowed on them, and their health
and prosperity were drank in champagne.
A most enjoyable and pleasant time was
spent by all and after congratulations. the
hight fantastic was tripped for a couple Of
hours the guests taking their departure at
1890 o'clock.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Peaslee, Mr.. and Mr.. lie Ewing, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Folwell Mr.. and Mrs. W,
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cell Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nesbitt, Mrs. D. A.
Mcdonald, Mrs P. McDonough and the
Misses Ada Peaslee, Minnie and Annie
Carman, Posanna and Alma Dupont, Matte
Sawyer, Maud O'COnnor, Maggie Conway.
Mr.. II. j. Goodrich, Eugene Goodrich, Fl.
Hsrtung, Prof W. D. Prewitt, J. A. Clark,
ii. T. Prudential, H. f, Prudential and
II. W Turner.
Mr.. Ewing and mis- wife have been raised
here and were the recipients Of many hand.
some presents. The RECORD joins with
many friends of the bride and groom in
wishing them prosperity, a safe voyage on
the bark of ma.rimony and happy home.
~
The Comstock mines paid S77.IjS.4I for
wages in January.
1--WE turned highwayman, said the sofa
What" exclaimed the chair.
Yes; | held couple up last night"
The only sure cure for the tobacco habit
Is "Baco-Curo" read the ad on the first page
OF to'day's paper. 1t is guaranteed to cure
the tobacco habit either chewing or smok-
ing, in thirty days time.
The starving Of Nebraska die cursing
Cleveland, who is the cause Of all the pov.
erty and half the misery which drives them.
either by starvation or suicide, to the grave.
How much longer will this be endured,
Considerable excitement has prevailed at
DoOley's store the past week, the cause
being nickle-ln-the slot machine. This is
the first machine of the kind ever seen here
and it created much amusement for many.
The recent change in our mail service is
proving very unsatisfactory to everyone.
The mail has not reached here once on
schedule time since the change was made
and on Tuesday only one days mail was re.
celved instead Of three. Another change
and We will have no mail at ALL
A big smashup occurred in the hosting
works Of the Crown Point mine at Virginia
City, caused by the breaking of cog in
wheel OF the hosting machinery. No one
was hurt. 1t will take fifteen DAYS to re.
pair the damage done by the accident, and
'lxty'four miners will be laid off for that
lime
Our representative Denton was unmerci.
ully scored through the columns of the
Keno Gazettee, by one who signed herself |
irP Equality, over his speech in the
Assembly on the Woman Suffrage. He'll |
Jet another scoring Of different kind when
lie gets home. We wouldn't be in his
hoes, after the stand he has taken on the
uestion for the whole State.
small boy got up to read composition
n THE Tree" He got as far as: "This
inject has many branches" when the
eacher said stop! You have not made
our bough yet" III you interrupt me
gain, said the boy, "I'll leave" You
i've me any more of your impudence, and
II take the sap out Of you. Do you under
tand!' said the teacher. 81 twig," said
he boy, and then the regular order of bust.
ess proceeded.
AT Minersville Utah, on the 10th inst.
Dodd" Burk fatally stabbed VIM. Gress.
ian, ntlicting five distinct cuts in Gress.
'an's body. The cause of the killing was
'mlly troubles which have existed for the
asst two years between Gresham and his
rother-in-law Burk. Burk committed
iieide Immediately after the killing by
orrowing rifle and blowing his head near.
oil, MIR. Gsessman lived here three years
60 and was well liked by all who knew
i'm.
The ten stamp mill at Sterling District
as been completed and will be in full blast
he end OF the week. Development work OF
'nsiderable extent has been done on the
line and has resulted in opening up large
'ln of high grade gold quartz A petition
being circulated to establish semi.week.
mail route from DeLamar to the above
entloned district via Hike. The outlook
+ Sterling District at this time is very O
vorable, and we wish the company now {