Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-21

A CHANCE ron BARoArSs.-In another
column will be found an important man.
ifesto from Mr.. q. Abraham. merchant
tailor, No. 90 North G street. Virginia.
He states that, owing TO the large in
crease Of business in his San Francisco
house, which now requires all his atten-
ton. he is compelled to close out his
business in Virginia City. He. there
fore, that he will sell custom
made clothing at more than 20 per cent.
le-s than usual rates, and ut more than
90 per cent. less than other clothing
houses In this section. The samples OF
goods to be seen in his show window are
equal to any to be found in frst-class
manufacturing establishments on kear-
ney or Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco. Furnishing goods for sale at 90
per cent. below cost. Mr.. Abraham is
determined to put his goods down at
such low prices as will insure a speedy
clearing out OF stock. For tariff OF
prices see advertisement under head OF
New To-day"
MxSAaEMr.-Tom Finch, proprietor
Of the Senate Saloon, Main street, Gold
Hill, Is collecting specimens for a Zoo
logical Garden. He will be thankful to
his friends for contributions OF bears,
hyenas, wolverines. coyotes and the
like. Yesterday an Indian boy brought
in A lively young badger which he had
captured In the foothills. The Indian
found a ready sale for the animal at the
Senate. Tom says that the only fauit
he has TO find with the badger IL that he
Is a little too handy with his teeth.
surno neutrality-suspicious. Ben
iamin tells US that the main header OF
the sutro Tunnel is being driven ahead
nj the rate Of go feet n month. Two
Burleigh drills are in operation at pres
ant. Next week two more will be set TO
work. Thirty new cars are being manu-.
featured at the machine shop to be used
In hauling the waste rock to the mouth
az the tunnel. Twelve mules will be
pressed into service as o as the new
cars are completed.
A PoPuLAn PLACE. OF RSsoRr.-Claus
Becker. the dispenser OF local option"
beverages, continues to hold forth at his
.eli known saloon in Silver City. Claus
Ia one OF the boys, he treats everybody
we'll and consequently has q host OF
,r;ends. Persons who, in passing
through Silver. happen to feel 'hirsnIy
inclined will do well to call and see him'
Rrcovrnrp.-Edward Dean. who had
n Of his collar bones broken, shoulder
disloc.,ed and ankle spnined. by . run
svsy accident in Virginia some time
since. has recovered sufficient to be D
to 40 LIGHT work. He is employed nj
present In a saloon in Silver City
Cunr FOR Couou on CoLp.-As soon
~ there is tho slightest uneasiness oil
the chest. with difficulty OF breathing.
or indication Of cough. take during the
dsy a few Of Browns Bronchmi
Troches.
ArroHSEY-Ar-Llw.-Hon. Thos. Fitch
has taken up his permanent residence
In Virginia for the purpose OF engaging
In the practice Of his profession. His
law card will be found in another col
umn.
FIoRrcuLruRx.-The flower gardens
in Silver City present avery fine appear
.ncs nj the present time. During re-
cent visit we noticed over fifty varieties
of pinks in one garden alone.
A KIND Acr.-Ex-Governor Biasdei
and George G.. Waters, two public
spirited gentlemen have very kindly
donated lots in American Flat for school
purposes.
osrKx Coas rstails in Silver CITY al
two bits per dozen ears.