Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-07


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A WEARY SEAsoS.-The Virginia Third
and Fourth Wards Tiiden aud Hendricks
bandits meth their cave Oh North @ street.
| Virginia. last night. IL was q melancholy
as.mblage. There WAS no music and the
attendance Was small. Nobody accepted
the oft.reIeaied invitation To sign the roll
and q deep sadness rested upon the spirits
% all. Judge Wellington Stewart. Dem
ocratic nominee for the Assembly, came
forward and rattlei his chains. II was All
i~noff.nsive effort. The Judge IL too much
of q gentleman 10 lie about. ar abuse any
body. lie said he could say nothing
against rutherford u. Hayes, and when he
spoke ia that strain the gloom grew
thicker. When the Judge sat down Pro-
lessor Frank Stewart. after having the
spelling Of his name corrected on the min
| uies, unlink.d himself anil bored every
body 10 death. lie didn't want to hear
anything about tho bloody shirt. In fact
the geological old gentleman considered
| that the great rebellion hal M more 10 do
with the present campaign than the ques-
tion Of who first bit the apple in the
garlen Of Ellen. or Of who was or who was
not a Tory during the Revolutionary war.
The aged Professor laid all the blame Of
the rebellion upon the English human
itarian, Wilberforce. and his abolition dis
ciples. When the Professor walled out Of
the fog of his ideas everybody WAS either
asleep OF yawning and many who had been
held in torture TO their seats, through q
sentiment of politeness. made . rush for
the door. Lawyer McQuaid swung his
arms around and around for = while and
then the meeting ended. II VAS awful.
BL~iSkrSpERsy HoLps Or uoPE.-Mr.
Blinkenberry got q letter from his brother
In the East yesterday aud handed II 10 his
wife to read. as ths campaign has infAmed
his eyes painfully. Among other things
the good lady read +: Z" You would not know
Dad now, Brutus. The oil boys hair II
a. white a. snow. and lie IL No deaf that
conversation with him Is quite impossible.
lie gives all his time to reading and play
ing checkers. lie Was seventy-iive day
before yesterday. and You will be glad TO
hear that he has stopped drinking
"Ther~. Brutns; there's an example for
you. Your father has given up the vice Of
the wine cup. There's an examplef T.
"Yes, Mariar.' said Blinkenberry with .
iliAl tear In his worn eye; Eyes. MariAr.
90 il is. Jist wait till I'm seventy-nye an
I'll double discount the old man." Ten
minutes Afterwards when Blinkenberry
chalked his u 1t the Fashion saloon, his
friends observed 1--we streaks Of rel upon
his graceless cheek.
Tar PooL-PLAiiSo Boor-nL,c..- The
Chicago boot.black who walked away with
the young sports Of Virginia at pool the
other evening. and who was ruled out OF
the game. has been in Gold Hill to-day
doing agood business, both with the brush
and cne. lie 4. q quiet. w~ell-behayed lai,
and will black your boots or empty your
poclet. al the green table In the most re-
~.pectful manner. IL Was funny this after
noon 10 see prominent citizens losing their
tempers anl money To the little fellow.
and then taking their revenge 10y paying
him Ia shine their cowhides. The young.
.trr /, evidently "a celebrated billiardist'
in embryo, and 10 is not ON tho cards that
h, shall WELD the brush for many years.
Al ORDERLY CIrizES.-A man named
Nile. Pinlen made a good deal Of trouble
in front Of Judge CoS's Courtroom. Z
street. Virginia. last night. He and some
ON, clsr got into n political argument anu
Pinlen lost his temper and made use ot
some vile language. A crowd gathered
AMI n policeman warned finlrii a. cease
his profanity and o~bsc-nity ar he wonii
arrest him. finlen dsIied the policeman
and amused the crowd for i've or six min
utsu by his playful insults TO the officer.
Mr. Finlan was obliging enough To walk
Of presently. and the policeman was much
relieved.
SOMETHING Is IRA Virginia paper OF
to-day says: There Was no Police Court
yesteniAy-resson, n clean slate ut the
lookup" There IL something more In
this than appears upon the surface. IL
must Ia that tho Democratic leaders are
keeping watch over the rank and file. with
the laudablc intention ~ keeping them
sober. Every man sent mp for sixty days
will lose his vote. and consequently II 10
matter 81 interest with the candidates 10
keep ." the boys" straight.
SrrrLI TIT. \. Merchant and Amelia
konstine having purchased the interest %
White brothers in the grocery store here
tofore Kept 10y them In Gold Hill. give
formal notice In advertising columns
that all persons indebted To- witte brothers
on account ~ said business will have TO
come forward aud settle forthwith. or be
subjected 10 legal trouble and costs. This
can lie done 10y calling at the store ~ lie
Bel 4 fnsier. south q street. Virginia.
Read the notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
AE,nE CuAScK MissEp.-This morning
Captain Iby. Of the Virginia police force.
found the door Of shancy's tailor shop.
near the International Hotel, standing
wii- open. There was nv one within. and
th. door had evidently been left nnelosed
through carelessness. When the e street
sal,on Democrats heard Of II to-day many
a reforming eye was moistened at the
thought % such a n chance going Ia
waste.
fRoA Horn vALLEY.-Hon. William
wooLburn and District Attorney II. II.
Lindsay returned from Hope Valley yes
terday. shortly after the start for home they
met q stalwart Son Of the Sagebrush. The
fish they brought with them were nicely
packed IN an Indian basket.