Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-21

No LECTURE LAST EvENiSG.-By an
unfortunate misunderstanding in regard
to the omnibus time Of running, Mrs.
Gordon did not arrive from Virginia to
| give her advertised free lecture on Spir-
itualism, las, evening, ut Thcater Hall,
until nine o'clock. and then she had TO
foo, it down here. The Hall was
crowded with nu cxpcetant audience,
Notwithstanding the storm, but the lee
turess not arriving sooner, they oil dis
persed before she came. Mrs. Gordon
requests us to apologize for her, and to
state that she will not disappoint the
Gold Hill people again, Tor next time
| she will come down in the afternoon in
order to make sure Of being present in
the evening. Tho promised lecture will
he given without fail, elements and m
nibusscs I o the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Due announcement will be given
MS to time of lecture.
THE GREAT BENEFIT To-NrGur.-Otto,
the unrivallcd, the enchanted Chicftain
Of the Woolly Horse Brigade, and long
plumed Saehem Of the Grcen-eycd
Gnomcs, takes his first grand benefit
Of tho season ut P,pers' Opera House
this cvouing, let the weather be fair or
foul. All who are SO fortunate rs 10 be
present will see the best performance
they ever witnessed, in support OF
which idea, read his advertisement in
another column, and distributed pro-
grammes. Otto Burbank will be him
self and ut home tonight. lie will sec
n dcnsely packed house full OF his
friends, among whom Gold Hill will be
we'll represented. Burbank will make
a grand speech before the curtain, OK.
planning his position on the lmpcach-
mcnt question, the clothing ~furorc, and
the rise and fall Of stocks. Go and get
ten dollars worth of fun for only one
dollar. Secure seats early, as there
will be a rush.
Tus CLOTHES SELLING FURoRE.-The
"a battle Of the trowses" still continues
| with unabated ferocity. Great is the
rivalry among the re~ady-made clothing
dealers. They all advertise to under
| sell each other, and the fronts Of their
! stores are c~mblazonei with sensational
| placards to that effect. Nobody ever
saw so many poor men wearing good
| clothes before. They can afford it now.
| When clothing dealers fall out, even
miners and newspaper men may dress
we'll.
Buy or HAAS & Co AT Haas u Co.'S
we'll known store on Main street, Gold
Hill, is u very large and well selected
assortment Of ready-made clothing and
geutlemen's furnishing goods, which
they offer for at least one-half what their
ruling rates were II week ago. They are
determined to keep pace with the pres
eut movement in the clothes selling line
and cannot be uudcrsold. Buy OF Haas
& Co. for your own cash prices. They
are determined to sell at any rate.
PipER's OPERA HoUsE.-The storm Of
last evening only had the eiroct to in
duce people to seek the Opera House,
where they could bs dry, warm and
comfortable, and keep out Of the snow
| and wet, aud as well witness II firSt-class
Melodeon performance. The bill was
an excellent one, and all got the full
worth of their money. 4 far better bill,
however, is out for tonight, the occa.
sion being the benefit Of Otto Burbank.
Everybody will be there, sure.
LAST CuAScE.-There are II few Union
men in Gold Hill who have not yet
registered, aud rs the register closes at
c o'clock this evening, it is most impor-
tant that they attend to it Mt once. A
man who is q Union man and fails to
register to-day shows a lack Of that
patriotism belonging to any true Amer
lean.
i.HRSRY RxrTRERa-Your mother and
brother, who are living at Cedarburg,
Wisconsin, wish to hear from you.
Anybody knowing the present wheres-
bouts OF this man will relieve II dis
tresssed family by writing to them.
BuLLIox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office
this morning IL bars Of bullion,
weighing 996 pounds, and OF the
assaycd value of S2a,s5G &c.
BuLLIox.-Gold Hill Brunch Assay
Office Of E. Ruhling & Co, received this
morning for melting aud assay, 2,f45
ounces crude bullion.