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sPG<SAL NOTICES.
T NEW GOODS /. GREAT DApG,Iy.

VT NEW GOODS. GREAT BARGAINs
AT u. 4. y. MITTELDogFERs.
win open on MoSDAr a large stock Of xvv
GOODS At greatly reduced prices. NJ"
DRY GOODS bQwER THAN EvFp,
90 I!eces I.Sl I'D % prices;
WHITE G0Obyrm gTest sbnndansc,. s,r ,.,,..,
commencem cuts. such rs Victoria Lawn 's .po
Muslin, London Ulriasd, Linen Lawns G,,,,.t
and Figured swiss striDed aud ChecSed Nj
socks, Null MusiiDs. &C.; '''A-
HOsIE RY--a full line IL all the pew styIes
LACE MfTTs IN all coiors at 40, so, 60 n. an,
RIBBONS Ribbons in all colors and widths:
FANS, FANS, all the novelties.
BUNTIHosl BUNTiyGs,
BUNTTNGs in all shades, The lest aI-wool A. 1c
wool sgSTIyes at lsc. per yard;
LACE BUNTISGs ia All cOlors AZ 25c.:
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at4b. so o.
20, and sOc.-the cheapest and besi g1.,d' ny
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN asd FIGURED vo,,,,
z BROCADE, BASKET, Romano, Ttvisss'
CREPE CLOTHS. BLACK and CoinDvf,
SILKS, sAIiNs,andPE KIN STRIPES ak r.e.'
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs atI21q. vor,,
25e.; '''tH
e Hr etA GEF sk St Il iS SIT Sf a Ssn s
LAWNS. LAWNS!
LAWNS at 8, 10. and 12ilc.-lhe largest and h.,
dbsOrtihfDt III the CIV.
MATTINGS! MATTINGs.
34s pieces MATT INGs. from auction. IN an
widihs-.WHlTE, CHECKED. aud FANtY-',
the following prices: II. 10, ~. 2j. arg 3oe "
these goods are lower tIln they have ever l...
Give u a call.
OIL-CLOTHs In "A. ca. and s-4. for Floor.
TABLE OIL CLOTH in az widths ana colDr,.
CARPETS and RUGS 10 De- sold al a sacrfce.
PARASOLS. PARAsOLS.
400 new PARAsOLS Just received. IN an .,'rs
qualities, aud styles at great reduction og r.
mor prices:
OMESTICS-BLEACHE and BROWN COT.
TONS. CALlCOkS, PLAlDS. BED-TIChINt
SHEFTI>GS.a a. old price.-iu fact Iow,r III.
they can De- replaced:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS 4; soc. worth u.
LACES In LANGUtDOt. BRE1ONNl Top.
CHON. VAL. CLUNY, and FRENCH. f.o,.l /.
per ysrd Ia she finest made:
CAssIMERES, LINSkY>. KENTUCKY JAMS
COTTONADES, 81 IL FLANNEL;
SHETLAND SHAWL>;
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCES:
KID GLOVES, LACE-TOP GLOVES:
BUTTONS Of al kinds. aud many other tLir,.,.-
numerous To mention.
ID. & r.. MITTELDORFFE
my 22-S.M4W 5ZT Brnadsf-,tt
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M COHEN BROTHERS!
COHEN BROTHERS


The buyer OF this firm is again In New York, and
Just shipped over one hundred cases Of goods which
will be sold at such prices as will guarantee their
ready sale.
Among the many bargains they offer are
5 cases OF PACIFIC LAWNS at sI5c.-these are
beter styles than has been offered this season
for 12kc.
cases of remnantsof PACIFIC LAWNS at &C.;
2 gases or award vice LAWN AT G1,c.;
2 cases LINEN LAWN at 12sc.;
z cases LINEN LAWN at l9c., former price 3Jc. !:
l case of ENGLISH PERCALE Il; lOc.' never sold
less than l2kc;
2 cases of BROWN LINEN suitable for ulsters at
lSc.-,hese are worth 35c.
so pieces MADRAS GINGHAMS I'm all the new
shades at l2kc.. former price 1896;
100 pieces BUNTING plain and Lace-StrtpeI y
at 1870:
500 dozen CORsETs at less than the cost of the
material on them;
$50 dozen LACE Isle GLOVES at 2jc. former
price 50c:
500 dozen GENTLEMEN'S ALL-LINEN HAND
KERCHIEtS, already hemmed. al sc. worth
more than double;
100 different style PARASOLS at one half former
prices;
Is pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
44c.-lheSe are the cheapest CASHMERES Of
fered This season;
10 pieces MEXICAN GRENADINE at sic, regu-
lar price of these goods l. zoe.
10 pieces LACE NAINSO0kS in Hight shades at
12Xc.:
100 SHETLAND sHAwLs, all wool, all shades, At
J(lc aDiece,
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M GRACE.sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH (correr Of Foushee and Grace streets)-
The psstor, Rev. WILLIAM II. HATCHER, ID. d.,
win preach at IL o'clock A. ". and at 81 O'Clock
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.na LEIGH.STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Twenty filth and Leigh sfreets''-
The pastor, Rev. JOHN POLLARD. ID. d., VIII preach
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock p. NJ. All
strangers are welcome. Seats free.
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me- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner of Main and sixth streetsl.-Rev. henry
MCDONALD. ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY NJ ii
A. IL. aud 81 =. NJ.
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DRY GOODS.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
~ GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND AT
A. VI u TZLER & SONS,
No. 500 BROAD STREET.
All the latest noyeltiesin FOREIGN and DOMEs-
TIC DRY GOODS-yiz.:
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL. WOOL
BUNTINGS. LACE BUNTINGS, BROCADES
ard STRIPES;
SILKS, SATINs, PEKiN STRIPES, aud BRO.
CADES-ful line;
BLACK GRENADINES. TAMIsE, CAsHMEREs
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, sgured and plain:
TABLE-DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLS-a fun aud mplete bne;
LANGUEDOC, POINT D'EsPRIr, and TOR.
TRIMMINGS especially: LACE MiTTS fun
hnt-all the new shades: LACE-r0P BERLIN
ana KID GLOVES; LADIES' aud GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS,
CAssIMkRES. ETC.; LACE SCARtS, fICHUs
aud RUCHlSG. my lS
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- ~ nio1 RICHMOND. june 10. 1850. /.
A LII PERSONS nHAVING CLAIMS
IN AGAINST THE ESTATE OF WlLLfAMJ.
BIGGER, deceased, will present them TO me pro-
perly aulhen. icated, All indebted to kame will
make payment W me. J.. BELL BIGGER,
Je l7-3ts Executor
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD,(
RICHMOND, VA, June lS, 1850. !
7 OW RATE-PLEASANT RIDE TO
IL THE COUNTRY.-To accommodate the citi-
zens OF Richmond. round-trip tickets are offered
betweeB Richmond and Chester for TWtNTY.
FIVE CENTS, good only on day OF sale and on
train leaving Richmond at 500 L. NJ. and return
Ing leaving Chester at 742 i. NJ. An opportunity
Is thus afforded OF spending an hour or two at uhes
Ter. Beautiful lawn, nice shade, good water-free 10
all. No charge will he made for children under five
years of age whensin charge Of parents or nurses
W. Il. JONES,
General Passenger Agent.
THEO. y. KLINE. Superintendent Ie ls-lw
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APOLLINARIS.

APOLLINARIS.
APOLLINARIS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
.. lie Gduiots de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JUGS.
or ALL MIsERAL-wATER DEALERS, oRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS.
n CAUTION.
Toinsure obtaining the genuine APoLLISARIs.
see that the coHKs bear the AroLLISAnis BRAND.
Zap s-s,MawsmJ
Ut tft fffif t,flf lttf 1905
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SILKS! SILKS SILKS!
see our OIL BOILED SILK at 40c.:
Our Csc. RLA( X SILK cannot be bought elsewhere
for less than 90c.:
Good BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at S5c
Our Sl.65 BLACK SIi X reduced 10 II %, and all
the better grades reduced I'm prOpOrtOnate price
Our stock OF novelties IN DRESS GOODS is yet
complete;
In SATINS we have a fun line # all cOlOrs:
see our 81 BLACK SATIN. je l2-SSM
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mr. REMNANTS REMNANTS!

REMNANTS OF BLACK and WHITE LAWNS
aud GRENADINES at 3, 4, and &c. yard;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS OF every descrip-
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.EMNANTs OF MERaIMAc SHIFTING CAL.
LAwNsi LAWNsl LAWNsi

JAPANESE SILKS at 20, rs, 80, and Bic. per
yard. which Is less than one. half the coat.
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The largest stock OF LAWNS in this city-ali Sc
Iected with care and suited to irst-class trade.
We offer LAWNS at 81, z, 81. 10, 12h aud
15c. per yard;
FINE FRENCH ORGANIZES, solid colors and
figured
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WHITE GOODS!

All kinds OF MUsLINs, LAWNS, PIQUEs, and
BRILLANTES.
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/ without at this time endorsing all the
views In the following communication, we
can nevertheless commend 1t to the atten-
ton Of delegates now assembling at cincin-
natl as containing food for sober thought,
presented with ability and conciseness:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-01
SPECIAL LOCALS.


General Grant was but lately our citizens guest.
And he can not complain, for they gave him
their best,
He stopped free at "The Palace" rode for
dead" on the cars,
And I'm told, he smoked gratis the finest cigars.
While taking In Battery street, one fine night,
He wishing TO smoke, was hard up for light;
When glorious sight on his optics did burst,
For, behold he met Emperor Norton the First.
Now, Of Emperors Grant really knows a whole
batch,
So ne simply said emperor. give us a matcir'
But his Majesty had none, So he said: "As a
shift,
General step on my shoulder, Iii give you a
lift"
This the General considered as good common
sense,
So he lit his cigar at the c,ty's expense;
Then stepped down and said: even an En-
peror, | see,
VIII sometimes get struck by q real Good Idea"
Cigar-best Bit CloAR in town at the FASHION
SAMPLE ROOM.
ml9-lm FRANK FELLOWS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-01
HIS HONEST OPINION.
from the Detroit Free Press ]

from the Detroit Free Press
About 10 O'Clock the other forenoon
a man got off the ferry-boat, looking as
if he expected to be grabbed by some
one in waiting. No one troubled him,
however, and after hanging around for
awhile he called citizen and said:
Stranger, want to ask your candid
opinion about matter.
s'All right; 90 ahead"
Suppose that you We're my wife ;"
eyes"
"And that should come home look
ing just as | do now?"
"Yes."
"What would be your strongest i'm
preston? Now, give me your honest
opinion.
The citizen thus appealed to turned
the man around, looked into his eyes,
shifted his breath, and stood back and
said:
Stranger, Is your wife lunatic or
fool?"
''No, sir"
Then you'd better wait at least ten
hours, before you go home, for you've
been on a three days drunk and she'll
spot you in a minute. I've gone horne
looking City per cent. better than you
do and had whole handfuls OF hair
pulled out of my head before / could
get my overcoat of"
81 shall ever remember this favor
indeed j shall I exclaimed the ,strang
er, and he started up the wharf to look
for some secluded spot in which to kill
time and get the drunk out of his looks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-01
GOOD LAYOUT
Q 20 IL "A AR m l. liz y 4:

MARKER BROTHERS, Of Big Meadows,
OFFER TO RENT 5000 Acres OF Good
Agricultural Eand, in lots OF 50 or 100
acres, to suit, Free Of Charge. for one and
two years Water for irriyating is already on
all the land. The land is all fenced
For further particulars and information
apply at our ranch.
II. C MARKER & co.
Lovelock. February 10, 1880. fl2.3m
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A G E N T s.

AGEN TS.t
C. w. CRANE, 313 Pine street and 10 Leides-
,dorf street, Room 80, San Francisco.
GEo. M. MoTT, Sacramento, Gafornia' -
h. +. RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscrip lions to the SILVER STATE In
Paradise Valley.
H. c. MARKER is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SiLvFR STATE at
Big Meadows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-01

Don't forget it boys! Free lunch
every night at A. d. Williams
Palace Saloon.
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SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (sUNDAYs
FxCEPTED) BY
j., j. HILL & Co.,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

One COPY, one year by mail SO 90.
Zone COPY, six months, by mail. ........ 90.
.0ne copy, 6laree months, by mail. ........ - 80.
Delivered by Carrier. 25 Cents per week,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-01

BILLIARD ROOMS,
Corner Of Bridge and Third sts, wiahemucca,
BEN. sTOSEk, Proprietor.
The undersigned bees leave to inform his
friends and the public that he is now the pro-
prietor of the above elegafst Saloon and Billiard
Hall, and asst res efiem Shatthey will find it one
o the most pleasant resorts IN town.
The Ear is stocked with the best brands Of
LIQUORS,
CIGARS,
ETC, ETC.
"A FIRST-CLAsS BILLIARD TABLE will
altayy be found ia good order.
In connecsion with the Saloon is
L~e5ze and Comnsodious Hall,
The use of which will be free for all public
meetings and home entertainments
BEN STONER
winnemuca, February IL, 1880 tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-01

Until further notice we win deliver hay IN
winnsmusca. on ears at SIC per ton by the car.
load II. G. AiARkER d CO.
Loxslssk, New, Jan. 2s, bsSo. Il
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One Square 90 lines) first insertion. ~ SO
Each subsequent insertion, per square. sp. 90
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
, 1880-12-31
INDOORS. .

Another stove started skywartl yesterday
morning, u,, N urth C1arls, between OAii aild
AIaple streets. THE result WIS disastrous, ns
1t nearly set tho ,tt'so OIL !rc. plccrs 0f Tho
r.ll1go wcro gathered ,lp III tic eat-barns ansl
tic plumber. carpenter, an*l glazicr found II
eood job llansly ut the house. Nobody WIS
hurt, wlIcl, Is very furtul!ntc.
IN THE Fltssr PLACE,
people should mt light fires In ranges with
watcy-1ack attachments wlle,, their hy'ranls
will .Iot ru'l. as Tint IL goou evidence That
tho wafer IL fr0zen. Before going to ln.l
turn oil your water. Open all your fnucuts
and lot tho atr out. Open thu lover cock
under your b.,llcr, a,ai let out oil tho water.
In ttla morning turn OIL the wuter, MI your
boiler, light your tire, and your raugu wont
burst.
, 1880-12-31


CINCINNATI, Dec. M.-The Ohio. River
closed here ut o'clock this morning, and the
news in.licatcs that 1t is closetl a,,d frozen
solld over for quite distance below. The
sky Ii lmzy, and tue thermometer stanls ut
nuon ut 70 degrees above zero.
Ap<eta Dhps.sh to Taa Chicago Tribune. =
C1Sc1Sx.tTi, u, Dee. :N.-:rltu r.yur riusr,l-
ut tile foot Of Elm street. carly this morning.
It hal gorgcd Mt tic upper alul lower emil
at the city during lust night, Tow
boats. and fcrryboats broke tito ice in
front Of tic city to-day, In tic Interest Of tho
steamboats, aid hargcs nlDore.i nlnng tho
sllorcs. The Ohio antl alI Its tributaries aro
closc.l above here, fuh Icup!c arc able 10
cross on tic leo ut neariy all points. Navl-
gution Is entirely suspended OIL the Ohio,
am pcoplo nrn crossing tic Mississippi
Oil tic leu aboyo Cairo. Tho
Kanawl,a nIso furnishes IL natural
bridge ut Charleston. Heavy leo passed
Memphis to;lay. Until there comes Il heavy
warm tnIn Western rivers will not again bo
.,taylg1lble.
ANOTHER GORGE.
EvASsvit1.E, Ind, Der. 3o.-1t is clear
and cold, with the mercury 4 deg. above.
Navigation Is entirely suspended. lIeayy
Ice Is runnllg, a'd 1t Is gorglng ut Rolling
Bend all4 closing across rapidly.
, 1880-12-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. LAWS opening
speech for tho prosecution IN the case of
Parncll and those Indicted with him was hot
entlcu yesterday when tho court rose. TlIo
nlain puut of his speech wns that, In ndvis-
Ing tenants to pay only Gritllth's valuation,
they were guilty Of conspiracy. The people
see,n to take ilttle interest In the trfn, and 1t
would seem tllnt the trayerscrs look on II as
mere farce. They stragg1e into court in
tho morning, and tho jurors arc not prompt
One Of them who was Into yesterday was
threatened with ine Of $500 ii he was Into
ngaIt1. All tic Indications point to a failure
To eonyfct
, 1880-12-31

Sp<ttat Dhpaseh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
NEw York. Dec. :U.-1t seems tn ho the
general opinion tlut tl,Is IL the coolest
weather wc l,ayo Ind In New York stnco
TINT memorable mornlug III lsD Clan. y
wien tlle thermometer Registered below
zero. 1t Is probably tic co[dcst Deceu,bcr
tlay we have had since lS":5, the winter 0f
tho great fire here. Lust night will hc long
remembered. 1t WIS night tint struck
abrontl fur any length Of Time. The catd
was bitter Enough III itself, but tllo blindng
SHOW nilu the driving wlml were very
severe. ATT O'Clock t1!is morning tl,o t'ler-
,1lumotcr OH tic top Ut tho Equitable Build
linz i1Allcatctl $ below zcru. From u o'clock
Inst night tho mercury sunk steadily why
below zero.
Till; WISD INCREASED
to strong westward breeze, blowing with n
velocity Of ten niles Ill hour. All modes Ut
travelling were 1loru or less delayed by tho
SHOW this morning. Even tbs numerous
ferry-b0ats, particularly those III tic North
River ferries, wcro most Detained, notwitlI-
stumbling tAors was no 1ce, but
wcre delayed by head winds. Tho
rnilways, owing 10 their slippery coll
uitlan, CAUSED n,ucll lnisery anong the
horses. All Ut tl,u city railroads employed
extra. teams, ard what tealls were seen ol
tllo streets dill nor carry n'0re tl!n' lalf tholr
usual aranglts, Or wero doubled up
rllE GREATEST SUFFERING AMONG THE
I0ON ltEAsrs
was, llowtyer, In brooklyn, wllero not
single cur cou.l be seen with four lorses.
Tho unilnals, coyurca with IL wh|to frost,
dragged the l'caylly-la.len cars over thu
trucks covered with laycr Of packcu s'low
half an lncl1 In thickness. I!crc Is general
slelay Ut all railroatl trains reportctl.' 13otll
East md West in.llls aru bulilAA tEnle. md IN
Sonlu localities tr,lius ltuyo been showed IN.
New YonK, l)er. 3o.-Af . O'clock this
morning tlls thermometer ,nurket! tho tenl-
uerattlro Ut xurO.
ACCIDENTS.
~ tic Hfsseft Aaactat<d I're.s.
NEW YnNk. dec. 3o.-Ow!ng to tho in'
tcllscjy catt wcAthuI, which CONTINUES t''-
night, great rnlnburs of puople wero 1T tho
hospitals throughout tho city, a!ltl ut tho
drug Stores tn htlye trost-bttes attended to.
Tho must serious cnsa WIS TINT Ut llurro
Victor l.alnbert. II yu.lng FronrlI1'IaI, found
Ii, battery l'nrk, with botll feet fsuzot.
james Cunningham, llnclnan fur II telegraph
company, was 80 ben.tI,|ctl tl"1t lo full fro,!
l,olo to ule street. sustaining serious III.
jurles. "
, 1880-12-31

THE London Duty NcN& discussing the
work Ut thu next session ot3'atlianlcnt with
regard 10 Ireland, says 'thaH u coercion bill
must be passed before; a ltsl bill Is intro
duce.i. Tie existing laWHfAs becn tried, it
says, and found wanting intI1rland.
, 1880-12-31

THE l}oers, having fai1cti 10 take the Eli
glisl fort ut potcliefstroon by assault, have
concluded to staryr out tho garrison, consist.
Ing Of 100 solttturs. Tie Dutcl, Government
Is about to appeal to the .Drt tIsll people In
favor Of thu independence Of tho Trunsyaal.
, 1880-12-31

In the case Of Uart!cy Campbell, the we'll
known dramatic writer, against Dyrne, tho
etlttor Of tic Drunlatio Neius, in which
the lnt:"r is prosecuted for cr1lniual libel, tho
Court In New York yesterday refused tho
application ot defendants counsel for the
dismissal of tho sllft, md 1t will now 70 to
trial. III his cr'ssasl%ngainst tho tisreputa-
bic crow who forged the l[urey letter Mr..
Canpbcll will l,ayo the best wishes alll tho
sympathy Of NIL decent people III uul out Ut
the dramatic profession.
, 1880-12-31

THE board Of Education wants the Coun-
ell to appropriate s},1an,ooi FIR educational
purposes next year,. .0t tl,k sum s215 5,oou
arc required for nov buiidt1Es, 10000 for
tic purchase Of sites, ind s4{i,o7l for teac,l-
ers' salaries. -. +
, 1880-12-31

E1onrE1:S villages Iii the Province Of
North l}rabaut nre flooded III consequence Ut
tho breaking of dyke. The damage done
to property Is immcnsc. A r!ief committee
to collect funds In .nId fths sufferers has
been formed at Aulstcrttanl
, 1880-12-31

after sunrise md lasting tn 10 a. III. Tho
sky WIS remarkably clear, md the weather
Intensely cold. There appeared In the cnst~
ern heavens three suns a,ul n beautiful ran-
how IInIu. The phenomenon, II known rs
Tsl1leliu, aid Is III Attendant Of cold
weather.
, 1880-12-31

IT Is lmlteyett In Cat,sltllln pnltical circles
tint tho idea Ut holding meetings through
mt thu country to protest a1;afllst Tilt Cana-
dim Pacific syndicate scheme syas suggested
by thu alnrquts II Lorne, 50 as to give him Il
good reasun for tlissotying Parliament, That
tho country ulny be able to pronounce on tho
Aehnn,n
, 1880-12-31

K1sa ALFONSO, in his spA,l - tho Cpxtes
yesterday, spoke Of tho desi ABILITY Ut to2-
rlettng commercial treaties with the UnitcA
States a.ul with the nntlons 0f the Old World.
liz regretted that tho heavy 1aynt nil! mill
tury expenses necessltatel \. |: :rease In
taxation,
, 1880-12-31
The Jimtown Trains Up North Max
ing Their Usual Hypothetical
Winter Trips.
Little Doubt Of the Popular Uselcsness
Of tic Stgnal.Scrvico Meas.
urc1nents.
Seven Degrees Below Zero in New York
City, with Driving Snow
Rivers Gorgcd.


There WIS great relief in tho Chicago
weather yesterday. "Old Boreas." who IL
supposed tQ dispense the cold snaps, hus
been exceedingly liberal to this community
lately, and the way he showered upon us the
frost made poor mercury settle way tlown
in tho bulb. From Fl degrees below zero, II
Ii q sort of relief to get degrees above.
THO difference between tho thermometer yes
tortlay and tho day before WIS quito marked;
still, the weather was cold, very cold. There
IS one thlte: that Chicago can congrntulate
itaulf oi,, ind tint is lint s.lcll Il cold snap
taken hold Of us two years ago,
tho suffering among poor people
would havo been terrible to contemplate.
And through. all ills there Is a blessing III
this cold weather for somebody.
ONE pLusf1IEl
remarked to TuluCSE reporter yesterday:
II ilnyo thirty mcn at work night and day,
and / only get OH NIL tyerugc 81 an hour for
them, a,ld pay them $50 day. like this
kind Of weather. Thu Ice man Is happy.
because he Gull garner store for time OF
scarcity, ut little cost, and then le will "sock
it" to tho public. Thu coal man RIBS his
coal, fur which llc was g'ad to get Si.75 yeur
ago. stove men nre happy. BECAUSE cold
weather Makes II tlclnAi,tl fur their wnrcs,
u1lll runges arc being burst by careless pru-
pie. hut, rs WIS snl before, tho cold
weather is still here, and tlorc Is hope thut
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, 1880-12-31

t'onrEn& CASsoS's grist-mil Mt Dccrticld,
near Adrian. Micl,., valued nt:s7,0oo, and III
sllrcd for sl,uoo, "as destroyed by fire ycstcr-
day. Tie ltaurinR.mill Of T. J. Wheeler, ut
Bloomington, In this Sla..a~' 'was burned
"Wednesday night. Tic tosS Is nlaeca Mt
5000, uEll tlle Insurance. at$t,50o.
, 1880-12-31

Sr:i.uuis, Dec. 3o.-Tle lie iit tho river
aorged some ,nics below this city lust night
or early tllEs morning, and tho leo stopped
running III tic harDor about II 10 n. III. Tl,e
weather Is mitch n,ilslcr to-day, with il1tti-
catiDns Of 4 tiIaw before l0ug.
, 1880-12-31
DA<EfftI.1:. VA.

DAyvtILE, Vn., dec. :n.-Thc weather Is
tic coolest ever known here. Snow fell aIl
slny yesterday until nftcr ntglItfall. At u.
III. tho Thermometer stood ut j degrees above
zero; Mt D Il. III. . degrees below; Mt mid
nRl,t lcglees below; and ut Il. III. l.. stc.
grccs below.
, 1880-12-31

TIE dry-gootls clerks Of this city were
given reception at Fnrwull Hall last oven
Ing Under tic auspices of tho Young ALcn's
Christian Association. Probably on nccount
Of the weather tho attendance WIS 1ln!tel.
, 1880-12-31

JunaE FnEKMAN, Assistant Attornoy-Gon.
ornl for the Post-0ttlca Department, thinks
tllat the postal regulation allowing such IN.
pels as bills of latlng. Invoices. way-bllly,
insurance documents, dccts. circulars, a.l4
l,andbllts to pass through tile null as third
class matter should be nnlluled as contrary
to Inv. lIe thinks such documents nro sui.
irct to letter rntc3.
, 1880-12-31

THE Northwestern TraycllnE-AIcn's As-
ISOLATION held their fifth annual convention
In tlIis city yesterday. Thu membership Is
:,T45, the financial standing Is good, all gen.
orally tllo Association Is on Il sound basis.
, 1880-12-31

Special Dsspateh to Tie chleaoo Tribune.
G'lI0uSyII.LE, ILL.,, Dec. 20.-'rlle cold ware
l!as buon severely felt here. Tllere Is about
three Inches OF SHOW vi tho grountl. Show
commenced fnlllng agnin yesterday at i IN,
ILL.,, but, as 1t grow collur, eeasod. Tho
thermometers here Indicated 2. degrees BE-
low zero tAis morning ut i o'cluek. Business
Is u!nIost suspended Tie con! blockade tlas
been partially broken, 80 thcre Is scant
supp|y.'