Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-27

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THANKSGIVING IN Coin HnL.-rhanks-
giving Day. like every other important
holiday. as every one knows, comes but
C a year. The year 1874 has looked
upon this feast. and Il is now one Of the
days Of the past. II has gone. in n
sense Of the word. but still remains in
another sense. II remains in the men,
Dries Of those who yesterday p~artook Of
the good things OF this life. so bounti-
fully provided by all restaurant and
boarding house keepers in Gold Hill.
The population Of Nevada differs mate
rally from that Of the Eastern States.
No large families can be gathered to-
gether 10 talk ever the events Of the
times. As Is the case there. Small fAn-
lilies, IL is true. gathered yesterday
around the groaning board on which the
good wife hal spent many hours OF pre-
paration. Paterfsmilias smiled benig-
nantly as he carved the big turkey, and
perhaps wished that there were just n
az two more high stools around the ia
BILE. How was il with the lonely bach
elors? Why they sat down like
wise to great fsasts. talked over the
signs OF the times and ate turkey. duck
and goose. until they ceuidnt mold
another mouthful. II is safe to guaran-
tee that every man. woman ana cnhd u
the county had just as much turkey as
they could digest; the majority probably,
much more. Our charitable institutions
were not forgotten, KIND hearts iookeu
to the welfare OF the inmates, and pro-
vidsd bountifully for their comfort.
The juvenile Union Guards, IN their
handsome uniform. and under command
OF Prof. Hyde. turned out in the morn
ing and marched to Fort Homestead,
where they spent some little time IN
drilling. Some Of our churches held
services. and a few Of our Christian
citizens attended. No disturbances Of
any description occurred TO mar the
pleasures OF the day and not one arrest
was made by the police.
p,,,,,. Op,p. UorSr-To-nirht the
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For this occasion Loves rs'ters' an
exciting three-act drama, will be enact
al with tbe following cast; Antony
Ia,,nr. n creole. will be i~mpersonated
by Mr.. Eimonds, who il always excel
lent in every character thai he renders;
d; Dan'ion, q PLANTER y wy aa;..n
n.nna;,. VIII. ain. =, Em;Iins an
pr" he NJ. -, NJ Lon, Il shor,
Sn na,r,: IN .,.,us o,iv Hs Il a youpp
..I".'.n % rn5sri.hl. ~,aI.nt Mr.
snn w.. Ill ann.,r NO. G.,eroi
WarI,,tic Mis- Rose Balm will appear
as Rsllona 81 Mars; Miss A. A. Adams
a. Ioui,e Fauriel. and Miss Mollis
p,vno, as Madamoisslle Damyion. |
w. ,h;rt ,ba, i'm cas,inr the female
.hs,a.,srs cons;J.rable partiality has
r.. shown Mr.. Rieksri, will sing |
r.. nsv son,. Niss Lottie and that
80, snac;msn az muscular deyslop.
-, prinL w;I, an,sar In nav sen.a.
%,ionaI acts ON he double trap.ze. As a
aonsi,d;n, sxbihtion Of her skin and
mere Miss Lo,tie Will perform fesis ON
the swinging trapezs not heretofore wit
messed since her arrival In v asn
80, hsr admirers 10 some new exhibi.
tion Of her remarkable gymnastic pow
srs.
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Accipksn on u V"
Last night as the four O'Clock tram
from Carson. due here at sir o'clock.
reached the Baltic swi.en' tns sAs,n'
,;na ~ ,hs tysin' broke her pin on the
hand side. and knocked out her
cylinder head and her straps on the
hand side. She was taken to
Carson for repairs where abe will be
likely to remain for the next three or
four months until she can be repaired.
ng the traek-or at least a dsiec-
tive rail did-last night at about seven
II wa half-past twelve CLOCK
last night when Inc traek was eieaieu'
The Reno express transferred its pas
when 1t arriyet a. ths scene =,
ne aeViuen''
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FINE PIANO roH 'AIh'-A 'p'sHa
Weber piano. seven oc'aves' Is just "
and for sale at ksith's music
store, South c street. Virginia. Judses
the instrument. or those DESTROYS Of
purchasing. are invited to call anu sI-
Ia.;rs. on the nopular ins,aiment plan.
- p..-Th. toro,;,v
..I,.-.u..;,.a =, ,hs
noun OF iIe'sl'
Virginia and Truckse RAILROAD dePots OF
Gold Hill and Virginia during ihe,wenty.
,Sut n ~ -, iasds lumber %. coal No.
Ia . spnd, 4. hay 4, barley >, iron 2,
aorr Total. oil car loads.
i
Oun DANCING scholars OF
Ryder and Sehm'a. uNe "
will please taIs n ~as - hsvs Ss.p Given
Is., Tnssday night, comes Of o-nisht
!, y,;nsrs' Union Hall, Gold Hill. at the
nsnal hour.
e. r. 1,ha nancy remaining |