Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

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rovsHI SISTERS - "CISDEREIL.A.'-
The beautiful little fairy drama Of
"Cinderella," from the we'll remem-
bered juvenile story Of that name, was
presented last evening In fine style,
with Miss Alice Zavistowski in the
title role, Miss Henrietta Grainger as
the Fairy Queen. Miss Emeline Zavis-
towskl as Dandino, Miss Christine as
Prince Poppetti, and the balance of
the cast fairly distributed. The play
itself is a light, pleasing one, and the
charming Sisters appeared In 1t to most
excellent advantage, not eclipsing,
however. Miss Granger IN her sweet
and comely impersonation OF the Fairy
Queen. In the farce of Paddy Miles
Boy" which preceded II, Mr.. Crosbie,
rs the redoubtable young mischief-lov-
Ing Paddy, made a decided hit, and
was very much and deseryedly ap-
plauded. This evening the same ex-
cellent bill will DO repeated, and
doubtless to q full house. The engage
ment OF the Z%avistowskis Is only for
four nights longer, therefore all who
desire to see these famous artistes
should embrace the opportunity.
IMPROVEMENTS AND New BUSINESS
FiRx.-P. II. Russell's fine brick
building GU South c street, opposite
the Chaplin House, Virginia, has been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired
since the late fire. A new solid brick
wall has been built In the rear, insur-
ing safety from any further caving Of
the embodiment; the entire front Is
rebuilt, and a fine awning added, and
the whole let to Mr.. Martin Ford, Of
Grass Valley, California, who Is now
receiving, and will open out In a few
DAYS, one Of the largest and choicest
stocks Of family groceries and pro
Visions ever offered to the people Of
Virginia City. Mr.. Ford comes recon-
mended As a most thorough-going,
accommodating, energetic business
man-one who will make himself
known and his influence felt In the
community where he resides.
OVER TO LAKE TAuoE.-The Carson
Rsofs,er Of yesterday says: Hank
Monk drove A. II. Saxton to the Glen
brook on Wednesday and was back in
Carson In four hours from the time Of
startIng. Hank says he rever saw the
road so good before. although tho snow
hanks on either side Of the road are
twelve feet deep In some places. AT the
mmmit. near the dollhouse, a tunnel
has been made, through which four
and six-mule teams pass. The weather
"a warmer at the lake than here, and
everything looks green and pleasant:
At Spooner's Ranch q large number OF
men are employed getting out wood
and square timber. Hank says that
very busy times are expected nc tine
lake this summer.
FRASxENuEIMER's. - Our worthy
townsman, Frankenheimer, the popu-
lar dry goods dealer, on Main street,
Gold Hill, next below the Post Office.
still continues In high favor with the
ladies'. They like his style OF doing
business, and therefore like to trade
with him. At his fine store they have
a huge stock Of goods to select from,
including all the latest and most fash
ionsble designs, patterns and materl-
ais. from = siX-oit calico to a green
plush Dolly Warden, also Prince Of
Wales stockings Bismarck gaiters. and
ladies', underwear Of all descriptions.
Via nrlcos are made to suit the times,
and he will DO content with the least
possibls profit. The ladies' exhibit
good Judgment and discrimination by
calling on Frankenheimer.
ACCOMMODATION STAGE AND RE-
pucEp FARE.-As may DO seen by adj
yertlsement In another column to-day
Woodruff s. Ennor have put on an ae-
commodstlon limo between virginia
and Reno In connection with tho V.
and T. r. r. 1t commences tomorrow
and will leave Virginia at 4 r. NJ
daily-fare to Reno "a so. On Satur,
day. Juno lst, their regular stages viii
commence leaving Virginia ut 9:5O 2.
Although fare to Reno IS: Thus IL
will DO { that Woodruff & Ennor
are determined to spare no pains or
expense to accommodate the travelling
public, and ut the most reasonable
rates.