Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
MARTIN on UNDERSTANDING meet

basis thereof. Any man OF t'ste "V"iu
rather be genteelly kicked with II hand
some, respectable, well-made boot than
With a clumsy. plebeiau, Unconditional
slogy, and quite often a persons char
acter may be fairly estimated by the
quality Of boots worn. In view OF
these important points, people should
always purchase their boots and shoes
a, the mos, respectable and ~adsHntise'
Gus places, as for instance, thc Phiih.
delphia Boot and Shoe Store, S"1th U
street, Virginia, opposite the E"ttrP1tse
office. Martin has n large and well as
sorted stock, including all the latest
STYLES and most approved patterns, Gus
tom made, and OF very superior manu-
f,cture, a full description OF which VIII
be seen advertised in another column.
Ladies, gents, misses, boys aud hulr
children suited to perfection in that lire
by Martin.
SAFE AND SouXD-A week ago 10
day, a small party, composed OF Rev,
Mr. Case, of this town, Howard Cam
pion, the artist, of Virginia, W. ).
Gray and Willie Cutler, OF Dayton,
were out on II pleasure excursion in u
small boat on Lake Tahoe, nui the lost
that was seen OF them they Su!"d
directly into II huge thunder storm aud
disappeared. This originated tue re-
por. that they were lost, but Mr. Case
appeared personally ut our Office to-day
and reported himself and party safe
and sound. lie certainly looked
healthy, aud maintained that they had
not been dead at all They Ill arrived
on the Carson stage this morning.
Campion passed up To Virginia, and the
two Daytonites went down home.
They had n gloriouSly good time fish
ing, feasting, and laying of IN the
clover fields about Emerald Bay, which
they describe rs the Iovelies, loo 'l,ty n
the universe.
LAST NIGHr OF rnE CiGcus -Recol.
lect that tonight i. the very lust OF
Wilson's Great World Circus in this
section, as ii leaves Immediately tor
California, in order to fulfill other en-
gagements, and will not come back
again this season. IL is certainly mn
extra good circus, aud its equal is not
often seen anywhere. Tue entertain
ment given last evening was It :nleniid
one, aud the huge audience present
went home perfectly satisfied. Harry
Jackson never felt or acted iunnicr IN
his testing capacity, aud he riding,
vaulting, tumbling and acrobatic dol"gs
all passed Off very smoothly. Even
that big cage full of formidable looking
lions seemed more gratifyingly fierce
and wickedly desperate. No more cir
Gus after tonight. Improve the oppor'
tunity.
= MISS NAxcY.-We understood yester-
day tina. among tho audience who Mt
tended the lecture OF Anna Dickins""
the other evening, were several hair
creased, kid.glorcd, oily-gAmmoa
young gentlemen, generally known as
" Miss Nancy" sort of chaps, who took
her lecture in high dudgeon didn't
like it-and declared after 1t was over
that she had " iusul;ed the audience !
Poor Mss Nancy ! how sensitive ! The
fac, is, Anna Dickinson spoke nothing
but the truth-the wor! the naked
truth. We expect that some OF The
photographs which she drew before the
audience Of some of the " lords OF
creation" were so liic-like thrt the pie
ture was too true.
IypucEMEST TO SUICIDE heard
of a man once who longed 10 coa'mii
suicide, but was prevented hy the idea
that he was too poor to buy - good salt
Of broadcloth to be laid out in. IL he
lived here at the prrsen, time, Banner
Brothers 4 Co., corner Of c aud Taylor
streets, Virginia, would fGrnish the best
Of facilities in that line, for he could
have his choice ont of n thousand line
b~roadclo,h suits very cheap; or, If he
preferred, he could take one at those
neat, respectable business suits, SO
much in favor with everybody.
CoxvEstsxr.-The travelling public
find tn. omnibuscs plying between Cold
Hill and Virginia u very great CON
y-uieuee, especially at the present tine,
while the weather is so warm. h TWO
'pusses make half-hour trips during the
afternoon, and Doug, The tavorite
driver, manages to get II full load "oth
wavsn nearly every time. Ii wont pay TO
walk while the fare is only two bits
More than that value is saved ut each
trip in sweat and shoe leather by riding
GoyE From OuR GAZE. Colonel
Glenn Su,terley, the e",erpris'ng anu
genial photographs artist, so long and
fsvorably known in this section, in con
nec,ion with his gallery ut Virginia
took his departure yesterday Tor the
East. per contineutsl railroad lie goes
ON a VISIT to his c~hildhood's home,
family aud friends Glenn caves u
large army OF friends beh'ni' Wit" unite
in wishing him u safe aud prosperous
trip, a happy visit and y speedy return
Coop PL.ce.-At the Gold Hill! Thea
ter Saloon, kept by John RoSrnbrocS'
not, only the coolest aud best OF bever'
ngesare ob,ainable, suited to tue present
warm weather, bu, also good bi, cigars
the finest Havana cigars and smoking
anu CneWluR NOOhSN''
cool and comfortable saloon, and Mr.
Rosenbrock, assisted by his handson''
brother, knows how to keep 1t.
/. o. o. F-OrYicEEs ELEcrED'-A
meeting of Vildcy Lodge, No. /, 1t
O. F, Gold Hill. held las, evening, til
following officers were elected Tor IA
.p<u;pc term: James Hooking, y. &.
q. ". Rogers, V. e.; W. NJ. Faleoner
r. S; J. b. Matthews, Treasurer; 5 /
C,rpcn,.r, p. s.; J W. Wright, W, \
Hall, VI. Stern, Trustees.
A BALL At DArroS.-Messr4. Byro'
4 Crockett are getting up u Grand Al
u;v-rssry Ball, which will be given
the Odron Building, Dayton, on til
evening of the 5lh of July. 1t will II
Joub, be II pleasant pacty and Target
attended, rs Dayton has the reput",io
of giving the fincs, balls in the %eonn'r..
SQUIRTING DaiLL.-Engine Comp'"i'
yo.. . and J., Virgins, were out f
1r;,, las, evening, aud did some vel
good playing. No. , will drill: III
evening" aud every evening during Il
week. Liberty Engine Co. No. l.,
Gold Hill, will 90 gt to Virginia hi