Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-13
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Ics.'-The greatest attraction Of tn,
present dramatic season will be presented
this evening at the Opera House. 1t i,
the grand spectacular dram, entitled
the "Sea Of Ice. or A Thirst for Cold
Great expense is incurred in preparing
this piece, there being q vast amount Of
new scenery, machinery, and mechsn'
ical effects required, and it winds up
with q grand tableau. The a em-
braces the highest talent in the COM
pany, and the piece abounds in start
ling scenes and Incidents, rich scenery,
etc. On Saturday evening "Eas,
Lynne" was very excslleutly rendered,
although as Lady Isabel we did no,
fancy that Miss Thompson came quite
up 10 the average of her best impsrson.
aiions-we have scen the character bet.
ter performed. Last evening she per-
sonated Madelsiue, the Belle Of the
Faubourg, most eSesllently. "Too-
dies was given rs the %aflerpiece, and
with Raymond as the jolly, peculiar
Timothy Toodlss, and Mrs. S%sundsr, as
his wifo, a moro amusing play was
hardly ever seen. Raymond occasion
ally showed disposition to overdo
the character, but on the whole his is a
most excellent Toodles.
MosSor DsAD.-The death Of Francis
Il. f. Mounot, at Virginia, yesterday
morning, is indeed sad and unexpected
news to a very large circle Of warm
friends. Formerly a clerk and subse-
qucntly u partner in the well known
firm of Feuyier & Co., in that city, he
went out about u year ago with a stock
Of goods to White Pine, where he estab-
lished q branch Of the house. Last
summer be disposed Of his interest in
the firm and returned to Virginia, where
he started in business for himself, keep
ing q family market store on Q street.
A quiet, unpretentiou,, good citizen
was he, and 0 squars.doaling, honest
man; few in private life have more true,
warm friends than had Monnot, and he
leaves n roid 40: easily filled, He fell
Il victim to smallpox Of the c~ongestive
type, aud died after m illness Of only
five or six days, leaving a young wife
and child, who have the heartfelt SYM
pathiss Of many friends. We under
stand that he had s., 900 insurance upon
hi, life, and sincerely hope it is true.
la another column, uadsr the usual
head, will he found an obituary notice
Of the lameuted deceased.
PulLApELruiA BREwERY SALOON
Anton Muhleck has bought out his
partner, jacob Doble, in the above well
known and popular saloon, on Main
street, Gold Hill, aud the proper notice
appears in our advertising columns,
under head OF "Nsw To-day" Read
il. Muhleck will sill run the saloon in
the same good old style, and assumes
all the debts and receives all moneys
due the late frm. He invites all old or
new friends, aud the public generally,
to call and inspect the good qualities of
his liquors and cigars. lie keeps only
the best lsger-that from the famous
Philadelphia Brewesy-for sale, and
deals it out by the key, gallon, quart,
bottle or glass.
CuRsrMAsAr RosxsER's.-Rcad Rose
ner l. Co.'s grand Christmas and New
Years advertisement in another col
umu, nader head of "Nsw To-day"
Their fine store, on south G street, Vir-
ginia, opposite Wells, Fargo b Co.'S,
presents gorgeous array, with its ex-
t~en,ire and rich display Of elegant silks,
laces, fur sets, beautiful cloaks, etc, TO
say nothing Of other choice dssirables
for the holidays, in the way OF ladies'
writing desks, work boxes, albums, and
other appropriate g;!ts, all at the lowest
cash prices. Rossner's is we'll worthy
n visit from the lovers Of the beautiful,
even though they make no purchases.
FESTIVAL BAIL, To-xlGur.-Ths VI. E.
Church Festival, Mt Athletic Hall, Vir-
ginia, closes with a,grand ball tonight.
Dancing commences at . o'clock, pre-
yious to which time the various rallies,
lotteries, dice shaking, aud other nice
little games OF chancs, the proceeds Of
which go TO the benefit Of the church,
will be closed and the winners decided
upon. The dancing, however, will be
the best attraction tickets, 81. We
acknowledge receipt ofcomplimsntaries.
PgRsoyAL.-We had the pleasure of
meeting our energetic friend, Woodruff,
of the well known firm Of Woodruff L
Ennor, this morning, At Virginia. He
is just in from White Pine, where be
has been located for several months
past, attending 70 their line Of stages
between Hamilton and Eiko, aud looks
healthy, and as though he had not been
badly treated on. at pogonip.
HxyRY PIPss.-J0hn Piper received a
telegram last evening, from his brother
stating that he had just arrived
II, New York, on his return from his
visit to Germany. He will get back to
Virginia about the FIRST Of mex. week.
lie does not state how many wives he
with him..
SMALLPOX. - There appears to be
about a dozen cases of smallpox at
Virginia, noarly all bsing of a light
character-varioloid. The first death
from the present fresh run oil the dis-
was that of Mr.. Monnot yesterday
morning. We have no cases to report
at Gold Hill.
VAccrSArIoy.-As will be seen by ad-
in another column, DR..
Stephenson, 100 south G street, Viz
ginia, is prepared with pure yaeciae
With which TO vGceiuats all who
it, either at his Office OF at their
residences.
CANADIAN RALtSF SoCIETY.-Members
Of the above association are officially |
in another column to meet at
their rooms, South C street, Virginia, n,
y o'clock tomorrow evening, to make
arrangements.