Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-19
HI EVENING NEWS.

branches OF business but what are af-
aicted more or less by the weather; and
right here we wish to say, there are
none so much affected by bad weather
rs ours, for when the dark clouds of
Winter settle As il were, on our heads,
and send forth volley after volley of
snow. rain and Slect at short range, and
every man who is not employed in his
shop, or hidden in the bowels OF the
earth. has found y vacant chair near u
hot stove. and by hard persuasion or by
liberal patronage, and by hard words
keen M steam, and from morning until
night. never for \ moment leaves his
place TO do any act whereby n reporter
NAV be benefited. Under such circum-
stances all we can do is 10 simply give
what is to be found. let it be large or
small. This is one Of those rough
days. Yesterday afternoon we had
one Of those old-fashioned rain storms
but at ! o'clock it let up and we had II Sc
ries of WaShoc zephyrS, which lasted
until nearly daylight, when their howl
ings ceased and u gentle snow COM
menced which has continued up to the
present writing.
LIVE AND LET LvE.-Why is ii that
so many of our mill-men and mining SUI
pe~rintendents will persist in sending to
San Francisco for all such articles as
oils, candles, etc, when, owing to the
fact that they have not the discount
made TO them that our merchants have,
are compelled to pay more for their ar
ticleS when they are delivered at the
mine or mill, than those in business
here would furnish them for. We are
assured by Mr.. Mallon, of the firm of
Kennedy 4 Mallon, that they are pre-
pared 10 furnish all such articles as oils
and candles, TO companies for less
money than they can buy them in San
Francisco and have them delivered here.
II such is the case, why will not all who
wish merchandise ]patronize home insti-
buttons? Mr.. Mallon, in proof ofhis as
sertionS, asks all persons who wish a
No. l article of oils, candles, liquors, or
asything ever kept in II tirSt-claSs es-
adjustment of the kind, to call and ex-
anime his goods and prices. Kennedy
4 Mallon'S is an old established house,
and will DO the ''fair thing Give
them a call.
KEEP IT IN MrSp.-The people of Gold
Hill and Virginia will bear it in mind
that uext Tuesday evening is the grand
Ball at the National Hotel, Dayton, to
be given by |. D. Cross. Let all who
wish to have a merry Christmas attend,
as this will be one of the largest and
most pleasant gatherings ever seen in
the State. For hospitable gentlemen
and pretty women, Dayton can't be
beat.
CHRISTMAS IS CoNISG.-lt will be seen
by an advertisement under New To-
day" that S. Rosener 4 Co., South c
street, Virginia, opposite Wells, Fargo'S,
have Just received one of the largest and
best assorted stocks Of fancy goods,
clothing, ladies' furnishing goods etc,
ever offered to the people of this State.
If you wish to make Il present to u
friend 90 to Rosener's and be suited
from his large and well selected stock.
CHRISTMAS Is COMING and n OF those
beautiful, new style of carte de ~riSite', or
one of those handsome m~elainotypeS,
taken by A. J. Beal, would be just the
thing TO give q friend. We have never
seen finer pictures than those now taken
at Beal's Gold Hill gallery. Give the
Professor a call and You will be sure to
get a perfect likeness. n. Bile says
he will just put on u little extra and
make you look pretty if necessary.
R. H. HIcxxAx.-This lady a
be found at No. 81 South c street, Vir-
ginia, where she is prepared to furnish
anv one who desires 10 purchase a Gro
yer & Bakers sewing-machine. Re-
member your lady friends, and remem-
Der that one of these machines would
make a splendid Christmas present.
A PLACE OF FuN.-At McCourt & Orn-
DORIS saloon, e street, Virginia, this
evening, there will be another set-to of
their best game cocks. Outsiders as
well as insiders are getting CnlChen on
the brain. Hundreds of dollars change
hands every night.
Sun PEARLs.-Clem. Sutterley is out
to-day with a new advertisement. II
YOU wish to see what he proposes to do,
look under New To-Day" He explains
it better than we can.
BULLIoy.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Gold Hill office,
this morning, 10 bars OF bullion,
weighing $50 pounds, which is valued
at S26, 1879 80.
CoSrrxuEp.-The case of The Town
vs.. Edwards & Wiegand, for violation OF
Gold Hill Town Ordinance No. IL, is
.on,;,uad until Tomorrow.