Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-19

Saat but we would suggest thai i. oe
repeated ouly so long MS it will attract
an audience. The audience is the main
point for confederation in making any
melodeon company pay, as it is princi-
pally from tho receipts at the door that
the performers derive their salary.
Therefore it is that each and every one
should do their best to give something
new, fresh and attractive oil the time.
Bear 10 mind that "variety is tho spice
Of life," especially with a Washoo audi
ence. We merely throw out these sug-
gestions in view Of the idea that this
melodeon is supposed to run all winter,
and starting right is essential 10 a con-
tiuued and successful run. The songs
in the first part are good and well rem
dered, especially those Of Bsmford, Far
ron, Miss Harmon and Nellie Hosmer.
Little Katy LeCount improves in her
dancing. She is going to sing the
"Boy with the Curly Hair" tonight.
Kitty O'Neil's Irish character songs are
always good, varied and attractive.
When they fail to be so she will intro
duce something new. As for the old
war horse, Otto Burbank, he requires
no particular mention ; he shows for
himself. We hope Charley Rhoades
will also appear on the stage as well AS
on the bills. The boys all want to see
aud hear Charley there.
MEDICAL AND SuRGIcAL.-As will be
seen by published professional card
under head of "New to-day" DR.. G. b.
Zabriskie, II. D., so well and f~avorably
known during his eight years residence
at Silver City ~ a first.class physician
and surgeon of extensive practice md
long experience, has changed his base
of operations to Gold Hill. He has
taken the office recently rendered va
want by the decease Of DR.. Castor, over
the Bank Exchange, where all unfor-
tuuate enough to require medical or
surgical assistance can find or hear OF
him. We are pleased to welcome the
genial Doctor to Gold Hill, and congrat-
ulate our fellow citizens on the acqui-
sition.
EUGsyl BIrrylR / Co.-Patronize
home institutions. This is the plain
and sensible duty Of every public
spi rited citizen, be he a mill man, mine
owner, head Of q family, or any other
class of individual in the community.
Acting on this principle, oil interested
in the purchase Of hardware, gas pipe
and fittings, iron, steel, stoves, tinware,
crockery, brass goods, battery screens,
betting. and in fact everything usually
found in frst.clsss hardware stores,
should BY all means 60 to Eugene Bitt-
ner & Co.'S, Main street, Gold Hill.
Purchases of all these requisites a DO
made there on at least as reasonable
terms as anywhere else. Call and see.
SIrRpA NEVADA DIVIDENDS. - The
Sierra Nevada mine is being energet-
ically worked as usual under the pres
ent management. It yields plenty Of
ore which costs only So per ton to
mine out and work 10 the compauy's
mill. Arrangements are being made 10
still further reduce the cost of operating
this ore, and stockholders are assured
that everything is prosperous about
valuable mine.
ARxED TO TIE TEETH-Is a very COM
mon expression, but we think armed 10
smbsllish aud preserve them to q ripo
old age is decidedly more beneficial and
appropriate-this can only be done by
keeping yourself always supplied with
a bottle Of that renowned and ~imperish-
able delight Of every lsdy's or gentle
mans toilet, the fragrant Sozodont.
ALWAYS ready for use" ~Spalding's
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