Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-26
THE EVENING NEWS.

" aoeePsius sIe pu.pi'"i .ue au'eu
1uuren III Sau FRANCISCO, ine enurcn
iasi evening was CROWDED oy large
c~ongregaaon OF our pest citizens, VINO
"saiieS themselves Oh sne iass oPPoE1u,
hl'yoi .stentus 70 Tue PssuuS "Vrus auu
sacred i~nyeneucns OF d wno mas Gu
Geareu n'mseh, oy nis correct manly
ueportment, us sincerity Oh nesr', anu
klno, o~eneVolent, cnrlssian interest IN
the present and future spiritual welfare
OF a lare number OF our community, old
and young; n against whom no words
can DE uttered, save those oil love ana
Kindness. For upwards OF two years,
Mr.. Lathrop has laoored IN our eommu-
nifty with energy and perseverance, IN
teaching the great truths OF tue Gospel
NOT intoxicating al arbitrary, q oigot-
ed, a fanatical, nor a narrow-minded
e re- nSes' oIsT;,x
and v;r,ns which leads to baupiuess and
conteutmeut in thislife, and TO a blissful
Immortality. HIS farewell woras,
spoken just before closing ms last ana
truly Instructive sermon last niso'' "e,e
earnestly, solemnly, aud impressiveiy
spoken, and LEFT u deep and heartfelt
impress in the minds and hearts OF his
hearers, who will long remember tue
solemn injunction to all, TO De prepared
TO meet hIm in the right plsee[oeyoua
the dark valley OF the shadow Of aea'n'
and on the right band oil Sod tue es'see'
In concluding, MI Latnrop anuueu -
the many tavors and klndnesses wu'Is
he had received from the people OF uoIS
Hill, and warmly n feehngty retuIueu
his most hearueit tnanSs su.seo
faithfully vowing ma wnile me Ias'eu'
he would never iorge,
owe pastor OF o. Ioon
this vineyard OF enristisn uSeiu,
with the kindly wishes OF gooS WIN SuS
fellowship oil al VINO SNOW aim anu
taxes WITH nin d neafSe.s 49,!
MS 'u'ufe "APP
SPIRITUAL p00S' Os 80 -
-, .,a.,,
Noun'"a' says
ooy 10 eouron VIZ 90,
when tue preaeneI 'ooA S.:n -
george 9uosrs aSIssaaS ~
Is ROOM, rug os
the ample recommendation VI 'ne uea,
emily naoita'ions'- ma
niheent scope iot al. ou Sou
from tue enureo' ueosse oose'es
MS BOY was IN meo'I"l're |oVu, HuN
so he asked hin now 40 ltkeo TUG ser
mon' "fasher; repnea tue Joy, az
you believe wnaI 'ns' man sSte !
Certainly 90 answered tue touc
parent rom neg saS.T
an abundance OF room III neA'eu
good people: Didn.t you know tns', ~!
son Well, sara the young oml'u'
81 know when we were IN sacramento
the other day, and the omniouS was
crowded, tue driver ealieu OUT 'us sNI
thing, q stiil tnere IL roon' Sau
heard you say ne was = w 80
liar. George must reform u's sPee0u
and send his boy to sunday SCHOOL
The MArNEE.-The Saturday AFTER
Moons matinee given at Accluskeys
Theater was quite well attended, and
was enjoyed by all-and especially oy
the ladies and little misses VINO were
present the performances all oeing
pleasant, modest, n entertaining
Little Nelly IS a WONDERFUL anu P,essius
little songssress, and her pretty dances
graceful and modest, should De seer 10
be appreciated. Her "ToPsy, "a cnas-
acter from Uncle Toms Cabin Is really
the finest n pest renoiton we nASe
.s-.-sI csI.br,tsd ones. Miss
Rosa. Highland Fling, too, is alone
worth %snybody's four bits admission.
Messrs. Lee aud Rosa acrooatle ieats
are better than Lee & Ryiana nave 10
their circus, which always nas 'n0u-
sand for an audience IN Gola hiu. we
hope another matinee wiu De gwen next
Saturday afternoon, q that a. gooc u
programme will De hiIeo. NO reaiIy
good lady, who wishes 70 go TO PiSee
Of amusement, nesa iear 70 ,lslI W.
Clusky's Theater on sa'asaa au
WIS WHiPPrR'-rhsse Is al ina
ual Of the male persuasion 'n 'oi' ~H
who is in habit Of beating ms wig.
Last Saturday night, al Il elosN, ne
raised such q row that the attention Of
the ~neighoors was called TO bis N
ciful conduct to his spouse. one blow
he gave her raised a lump on her head
the size of a hens egg. on tue next
occasion of a similar ehsraetes,-oe mas
oee and bis name with a record of
hi, couduct given to the public.
.c -,, s-v,vra That's
00
as near as basle ever se"
or ever has approached since be quit
manufacturing lager 10 st. Joseph. But
be had a right to De mad atthe steamer
Had it arrived three hours earlier on
Friday, the Atlantic papers 10 bis bun
a!s "o%' mnru;OS, Now thew are de.
isved un,il tomorrow morning. But
look out for tomorrow: Begle will have
a counter covered with the very latest,
which he will sell at the very cheapest.
CIV yr,rn-W. have understood
...;a.,,.uv k;,.d in
r,;ns nigbt before last,
s,IU,ro d;s,snce NJ about eighty