Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-30
THE EVENING NEWS
New BOor AND suos srORr,-z.

Squier has just opened the San Fran
cisco Boot and Shoe Store, No. so
South c street, Virginia, a few doors
north Of the Presbyterian Church. 1t
is very neatly furnished, and contains
the finest and best selected stock imsg-
Unable Of boots aud shoes for ladies',
miners, gents, boys and children's
wear, both custom made and selections
from the very best and most noted man
u~facturers, among whom are Sieberlieh
and Miles of Philadelphia, Bert Of New
York, aud others Of the choices brands
of Eastern and San Francisco make.
The stock is varied, rich aud extensive,
and was selected with great care and
Judgment in San Francisco. The ladies
are especially invited to call and criti-
cally examine the stock Of the new boot
and shoe store. There they will ind
the very latest styles and patterns from
the high, ~lean-healed, "Grecian Bend
article, and costly, gay masquerade
shoe, down to the most delicate little
fancy, slipper. Any style Of shoe de-
sired, which may possibly not be at the
store, will be procured, made to order,
ut the shortest possible notice. s.. j.
Admire, formerly ut Gilman's boot and
shoe store, and u man of great expert
ence in the business, as the ladies OF
Virginia and Gold Hill all well know. is
in charge of the establishment, and will
be pleased to meet all his old friends
and plenty OF new ones at his new place
of business, guaranteeing to receive
them ever with that smiling ~urbanity of
manner for which he has always been
distinguished, and to deal with them
kindly for u reasonable amount Of cola.
Call and try the new store. See adrer-
tisemeut under head of " New to-day"
CARD FROM W. l.. CuNNrNes.-Al
those individuals who from malicious,
political or still meaner motives, during
the recent political campaign, took the
liberty to circulate a dirty, scurrilous re-
port TO the effect that W. I. Cummings,
the Sheriff elect Of this county, was de-
faulter as Town Marshal of Gold Hill,
in the sum Of two or three thousand dol
lars, will do well to read the card Of
Mr.. Cummings in our advertising col
umrs, under head Of "New To-day
During Il bitter political contest like the
one so recently passed through, NIL sorts
oflibelous aud damaging reports against
opposing candidates are by some people
considered fair and legitimate, ii not
honest weapons to fight with (; yet, after
the battle is over, it is co%wardly, mean,
and willfully unjust to persist in such
charges, unless the persons making
them also assume the responsibility OF
proving the same before the public.
Mr. Cummings mos. emphatieally de-
mics tue foul aspersion, therefore those
who trumped up the charge have 1t
boldly thrown back into their faces.
He never was defaulter to the Town OF
Gold Hill in any sum-, however small,
and in support Of his straightforward
denial he refers by name to every mem
Der of the Board Of Town Trustees
and the Town Attorney who were in
office at the time he was Marshal. Let
us hear no more Of this played ont
SANDER, hereafter, from irresponsible
individuals who will neither put up nor
shut up.
GOLD HILL .THEATER.-Our enterprise
ing towusman, Mike McCluskey, seems
determined to keep our local theater in
the field Of public appreciation ; and
although John Piper and Commodore
Vanderbilt, may occasionally succeed in
buying of Mike when he has a hrst class
minstrel troupe from Shyann, Green
River, or other large city-we feel
satisfied that they cannot always hope
to be successful. The Slippery Gulch
theater must and shall be kept open.
The season Of Bntterley's Minstrel
Troupe was a short but brilliant one,
and so was Professor DeHoune's, n
they showed what can be done with
proper energy when the doors open at
right time. The most attractive feature
ye, presented this season, and one
which is likely to draw crowded houses
for the next six months, il McCluskey
can secure it for that length oil time,
will be the new aud wondrous exhibit
ton called the H~ibernicon." We
have been waiting for a Hibernieon
for the last FIVE. years, n we are
pleased to inform the public that Nc
Cluskey has, at an enormous outlay,
succeeded in securing this extraordinary
show exclusively for his theater. We
il has come over the plains, oy
way Of Omaha, Shyann, Green RIVER,
Salt Lake, White Pine, Wadsworth,
Reno, and the Geiger Grade. All praise
to McCluskey Let us have the HI
bernicon."
To FAMILIES AND 0rHERs.-Read the
Advertisement of V. Lemery & Co., In
another column. Their store is in the
brick building, lower Gold Hill, nearly
opposite the churches, and they always
keep on hand an extensive general as
Of family groceries, provisions,
crockery, glassware dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, paper
patent medicines, Yankee
notions, sluice blanketing, India rnooet
wines, liquors, tobacco, cigars,
and all that sort of thing Mt tue most
rates. Call and try trading
with Lemery ( Co.
MEDICAL DxPARruRE.--Dr. .. Il. NC
Means, so long and popularity known
among not only the sick n ailing OF
this section, but whose name has become
rs familiar AS u household word VITA
the whole community, left two or three
days ago for the new and rich white
Pine Silverado. lie is among the best
of the Allopathie practitioners, and VIII
prove 4 valuable addition to the medi-
cal fraternity OF that region. Success
attend you, Doctor. in every respect.
BLoop IAGo, BLooD.-Jacob Becker
fears no man, but is fully prepared with
plenty of ammunition to meet all ndver-
sarie, in his line. He keeps the Pioneer
Bakery, at the upper part of Main street,
opposite the well known and popular
store of Stern & Sou. He sells 10
loaves of bread for 81, aud cakes pies
doughnuts, fresh rolls, etc., at cores
ponding prices. Read his advertisements
In another column.
PHGsrx SALoos.-Drop in at the pn@-
nix Saloon, upper Main street, oo
r.N -~ an nnnn uTlnk "