Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-09
THE EVENING NEWS,

The GRAND FAIR.-Entsring the doc,
At Thea,er Hall, you notice the post
office on your left, where the grea'
American sentimental mail is dispensed
by a young lady-Miss Johanna Sulli
van A new mail received and opened
aud distributed every FIVE minutes
First table, on the right, is clerked BY
Mrs. Hays aud Mrs. Crowley. Here i:
miniature church, duly lighted from
withiu;-windows show very prettily,-
bell in the tower is tolled, occasionally
for selling service. Here is a hne dis
play Of children's clothing. Aud here,
tickets are sold for rafies: two sets Of
silver ware; a horse, valued at $500
lace curtains, valued at $500; pistol,
case, etc., $50; and the miniature
church, $500. The second table, on
the right, is furnished by Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Ryan aud Miss MGgher. From this
table are sold tickets for rafies for
gold watch; diamond ring; sewing ma
chine; lady's morning wrapper. This
table is covered with fancy articles
perfumery, albums, work-boIes, etc.
Also large stock Of children's clothes,
Third table on the right is kept by Mrs
Canton and Miss Murphy. Here's where
o can purchase ice cream and emon-
ade. The FIRST table &c the left, coming
from the door, is furnished by Mrs. Full
ton and Miss Kennedy. Elegant display
of embroidered work, here. And here
are 10 be rallied for, separately, a gold
watch, diamond ring, and baby's an
mel suit. At the second table on the
left are Refreshments, dispensed by Mrs.
Carley. Near the center Of the room,
Mss Fitzpatrick presides over the wheel
of fortune. Adjacent, Mrs. Burns has a
fruit stand. There is q ~grab-bag game
going on very lively, near Mrs. Barns
stand; and there are pu~nch-oowls at
every corner Of the room. Miss Ana-
statia Butsch is procuring subscribers
for a rattle that will decide the future
ownership Of a splendid Meerschaum
pipe.
KEARsARer. We understand that
there is a good deal of excitement in
San Francisco, among monied men, to
get hold of Ksarsarge stock. But there
is none for sale. 1t may be, however,
that some may enter the stock-bosrd
this Fall. At present, the stockholders
hold tight to their feet. Late advices
from the niue are very encouraging
the mine opening in richness, IN several
new places, beyond anything antcipa-
ted. The party who left Gold Hill last
Monday expect to be back next Tuesday
morning.
CALArHuMpIAys.-The crack band OF
the Black Crook Melodeon, csme down
10 Gold Hill yesterday afternoon in a
Job wagon, aud discoursed its exquisite
music along Main street-and putting
in some Of its best ticks in front Of the
News office. One horn especially, we
believe they call it by the musical term
of s'the boatman's horn" seemed spe-
cially calculated to make a person hear
well-especially about meal time. The
boys and the crowd enjoyed the visit.
FLoRExcE.-A large invoice of these
machines are expected by the Agent, to-
day, at Blocks, Virginia city. This is
the perfection of a sewing-machine. It
makes four different kind Of stitches,
rups backwards and forwards all the
same, and does various kinds of sewing
work at the same time. For $50 you
can get one of these machines, at
Blocks. The Agent leaves soon. I'm
prove the opportunity.
A BEAUTIFUL MEERscHAuN.-At the
Ladies' Fair, Theatre Hall, Miss Ana
,,seia Butsch has q beautiful and costly
mesrschaum pipe, which is TO be rathed
of on this or o-morrow evening. She
has sold q greA, many tickets in 1.-THE
pipe being greatly sdmirsd-and there
Ia being great competition for the win
ming ticket. There are only q few
chances left, and the rattle is likely to
come of this evening.
CHANGED HASps.-Messrs. Binsley &
Taylor have bought the splendid Bill
lizard Saloon Of White & Mitchell, Gold
Hill, and will open it to their friends
and the public this evening. They ek-
tend = friendly Invitation to all to come
and see them on the opening occasion.
Mr.. Biusley tells US that the Saloon Will
continue to maintain its good name as
= irst class establishment.
ANOTHER DEAD CHrSANAS.-Captain
George Downey, who is the big Tycoon
over Chinatown, Virginia city, had
another dead Chiuaman for breakfast
this morning. The Celestial defunct
was not killed this time but he went
under from the effects Of cholera-mor-
bus.
YrRY BusY.-Blacksmiths and wagon
makers are pressed for all the work they
do. now-a-dsys. sold Bussch," in par
ticuIar, is rejoicing in . patronage that
we hope and expect will make him a
yery rich burgher before many months
pass.
CONCERTS. Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Hsipe give u concert, at Virginia, on to-
morrow aud Monday evenings, at
Armory Hall. They will probably give
A concert in Gold Hill, during the COM
ing week.
WILL OpxS.-Subscrip,ion books tor
stock taking on behalf of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad Co, will be
opened at the Bank of California, Vir-
GINA, on Monday next.
MHtoDEoS AT OPERA HousE.-Need
only remind all: tonight is the benefit
of Leslie aud Raynos. Whole troupe,
with Miss Josephine and Jimmy Murphy
appear.
WAGER.-we understand a bet is
.suu" in town, as to ability to ascend
Mount Davidson from the Bullion works,
inside of an hour. Let us know when
the boy starts.
FuEL.-Now is the time to commence
LAYING in your supply for the Winter.
Cheaper this month than at any otner
portion of the year.
PrssosAL.-E. B. Mott, OF Giiiig'
Mott & Co., has arrived in Virginia. IL