Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-26
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PrrER's OrERA HOUSE," Nick Of
the Woods" with Proctor in his great
speciality as the Jibbenainosay, proved
great card of attraction lrst evening.
1t Is a highly sensational piece, and
Proctor's excellent im~personation was
deservedly appreciated by his being
twice called before the curtain. Sue
Robinson rs Telie Doc, and Miss Katy
Wilson "a Edith Forester, did we'll;
and Billy Robinson succeeded fairly
az Roaring Ralph Stackpole. Hamll-
ton as Roland Forester, Caldwell rs
| Wenonya, and Livingstone as Colonel
Bruce, also did well; and Richard
Braxley was rendered in a sufficiently
roscally manner by Cox. other char-
acters merited commentator, but we
have neither time nor space to particu.
larize extensively. The ''Rebel Chief"
n fine romantic drama, will be given
this evening. with Proctor as O'Neil,
another of his choice spccialities, and
mick of the Woods" will also be
enacted. Go and see 1t by all means.
Ar HOME AGAIS.-Mr. Gross, of the
firm of Gross s. Gibson, Gold Hill, ar
rived this morning from a trip to the
East, where he has been ~rusticating
for the last three montha. He came
the plains across, having left Chicago
last Monday morning-iust five days
on the way--(it took as four months to
travel the same distance nearly twenty
years ago. But, everything Is '~flster"
now than then-and pork and beans
and llap.iacks have lost their pleasant
ness.) We arc pleased to announce
that Mr.. Cross brought a bride with
him. her former name being Miss Polly
Perkins. She Is u fine. healthy,
buNom-looking woman, and looks n
good deal like Mr.. Gross, who, on in
Producing MS to her this morning, slyly
remarked that "there Is nothing like
being married." The joke Of 1t Is, the
young lady was formerly engaged to
John Farnham, present clerk Of Mr..
Gross. We welcome Mr.. Cross and his
handsome bride to our delightful
mountain town without lamp-po5ts.
The ALnAMDRA.-The immense sue
cess of the new local play Of "Eigllt
Hours a Day" as prime attraction,
induces its repetition again tonight.
As will be seen by reference to dis
tributed programmes there will also
be given In addition a great variety OF
good things, Including "Qulet Lodg-
inss," "Pugilistic Lovers" "Lively
Servants" and the particularly gay
and festive "Shoo-Fly Can-Can." No
extra charge for reserved seats.
A RArF1.E.-rhis evening, at Cross
& Gibson's saloon, a Florence sewing
machine will be rafied off. 1t is In
excellent order, and Is the property Of
n widow lady, who has no need Of 1t.
Tickets only 81. 1t will make o
handsome present for some married.
mans wife. Buy a ticket-not only
to help the widow along, but also to
win the sewing machine.
BACK NAILS. : Considerable mail
matter from the East, which had been
showed in somewhere in the Rocky
Mountains, on the Union Pacific Rail-
road, arrived in Gold Hill and Virginia
this morning.
JOE MrRpny.-This popular min
,strel, comedian and gentleman, Is able
to appear upon the streets again, ut
not upon the- stage. He looks ratEag
pale frptf his recent illness, and leaveA
fol. E6fifornia tomorrow to r~ecuperate.
fnERE will be preaching at the NJ.
f. Church, Gold Hill, on Sunday, ut
10E A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Sabbath
School at 9 T. N. The public are i'll
vited to attend.
The dullncss Of general tradsaa
increases the demand br "Grover u
Baker, sewing machiHts. Economy
demands their Introduction into every
household.
BAm.Ey.-A huge load Of barley
arrived in town last evening from
Carson River.