Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-15
THE EVENING NEWS

FIRsNsS's BENEFIT.-0n Wednesday
evening next Wilson s Zoyara's Circus
win give another performance in this
town for the benefit of Silver Bar Hook
and Ladder Co., No. L; the proceeds to
be expended for a Hose Carriage and
Hose. Those who attended the perform
snces Of the troupe on Saturday and
Sunday evenings will agree with US that
it is the best one that has ever visited the
Territory. The object of the benefit is not
merely a laudable one, but one that APP
peals directly to the sentiment of sef-pre-
servation. Let our citizens, one and all.
purchase tickets whether their inelnations
or business arrangements lead them to at
tend the circus or not.
EAGLE Exo1NE No. 3.-This fayorite
company will take benefit this evening,
having secured the services of the famous
circus of Wilson S Zoyara's, which is the
best troupe that have ever exhibited on
the coast. Since the organization of Eagle
Engine No. s, none have been more active
in the service. than have Three's fellows,
without having cost cent to the CITY.
The Engine has ever been at the service
of the citizens, and being somewhat in
debt, we deem 1t Just to ask the citizens
10 come forward at this time and purchase
literally Of tickets in aid of the company.
The entertainment is well worth the price
of the ticket, and the object for which the
benefits intended is most worthy.-P iuts.
PosrPoSED.-The good people of Gold
Hill and vicinity having postponed their
grand rush to the Catholic Fair until the
latter days of last week, which grand rush
on Friday and Saturday evenings Dor
dered on the terrific, the managers have
deemed it advisable TO postpone the
closing of the institution until Wednesday
evening. The Ball, which was to have
taken place this evening, is consequently
postponed until Wednesday. Whose,
therefore, hath put on boiled shirt, think
ing TO wilt the collar thereof in dance to-
night, the same hath been sold. Let him
in nowiss take the same of and play it
second-handed on Wednesday, but wear
it to the Fair tonight, in all its pristine
glory.
CONDITION OF Mr.. LANGrox.-The
local of the Piuts paid visit yesterday
TO Mr.. Samuel Langton, whom he says
.'We found to be suffering considerably
from the effects of the operation he had
endured in the amputation of his leg, but
altogether in more comfortable situation
than we dared to hope from the severe
nature of his injuries. The strongest
hopes of Mr.. Langton's ultimate recovery
are entertained, which will be cheering
news to his numerous friends, who may
be assured that the sufferer is meeting with
every attention and care necessary to his
comfort"
A PREsENr.-Bulwer says, among his
beautiful writings, that the pen is
mightier than the sword" We agree
with Bulwer. provided the enemy uses
the same kind of weapon. Our clever
little friend and late townsman, MAX
LEVY, the Jeweller and Matchmaker, who
has Just removed his store TO No. u south
C street, Virginia, has considerably pre-
sented US with one of the mighty pens re-
ferred to by Bulwer. We shall use it in
a good cause. Levy's old friends and
customers in Gold Hill and they are
host-win find him at his new store on
G street.