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swEETwATER,

swEtTwATER, Feb. % -[Correspondence
AT about ] O'Clock last night fire was
discovered between two small buildings
situated on Oak street, between the Palace
aud the Central hotels. In few minutes
the two small buildings were IN blaze TO the
roof, and general couilagra,ion threatened
to sweep through the business part of town,
but by pulling dow. the front OF one OF the
buildings, and the energetic efforts of our
townsmen, the fire was extlngushed. Ii
was no doubt the work of an incendiary.
Several attempts have before been made to
set fire to the business part of this place.
Business is rather firm but not brisk
Real estate, continues TO change hands
rapidly and keep at a fair price, which Is
characteristic of this country.
The courthouse Is now looming up
toward the skies with its iorty.foot cupola,
and presents splendid picture, OF which
our citizens are proud, aud boast that II Is
the finest courthouse west of Dallas.
We had nice rain this morning, and the
weather Is fine and stock ia good condi.
ton,
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Nor AZ All COLU,
Ozone Responsible Alone For tho Queer
Conduct of Wmninerrer,

The highest price Of buncombe ever per
petutod upQu 4 lcngHuileriug community
is the olt.repeaird ta'r that "you don't feel
cold Ia Mani oha." q, course you don't.
When yon see men shuilllng along Main
street n fast as thy Jan shuttle, their fur
caps pulled down over their eyes aud ears,
their laces covered with muillers, their bod.
les wrapped up IN heavy lurs, warm mecca.
sins on their feet, with a huge hump on
their backs, you are not TO suppose they 10
about like that because they feel the cold.
Not biz vi It.. It's the wonderful enthusi.
asm pre,uced by the ozone in the air Of Man.
itoba which makes the people Just triile
eccentric. When you 500 man leaning mp
ngains, fence or the side of house TO
thaw out he isn't cold. It's nothing but
that oonforufvd "a me In the air stirring up
his enthnsa IN air. No ons ever ioefs
cold here. the atmosphere is 30 dry, so
bracing. so celebrating, 80 utterly too too In
It's .yigor that people merely light stoves
and burn coal out OF pure com pnssion for
the oosl.dealers, who have got TO live, like
others.
wAcn The mcr'urs ',s, t;,cv 40 degree.
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A. & E. MITTENTHAI,
COS & 61O Elm Street.

below zero, os II did last night, IL isn't cold =,
it's only just beginning to feel warm then,
and all this talk about frozen ears and noses,
bllslercd fingers and hands, is only INDUCED
In by spiteiul people, jealous of the ozone
In our atmosphere. You don't feel the cold
in Manitoba. Never lose sight OF
that one solid fact 1t is truer
'i" ''' gospels OF Ecolesi-
nsuuG. ..4u, when some poor fellow gets
frozen to death on the prairie. rest assured
that he never felt It, but Just laid down ont
Of pure spite and died. When you ore told
over fifty times q day on the street, by
passing friends and acquaintance, that otis
= singer, you must remember that thoy
are referring to some bygone event, which
happened before you were born, anu mean
no reference whatever to the wonderful
ozone of Manitoba,
Last night was the warmest experienced
In Winnipeg for a century. The fact that
the mercury iroze in many thermometers
was nothing but the mean, wretched spite
which affects even thermometers. They
knew II was u warm, pleasant night, but
ozone affected even their enthusiasm, and
they had to do something eccentric We
haven't bad cold day this winter yet.
Nothing hut ozone and enthusiasm II Win.
nipeg Times.
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Poodlewans, but political differences of
opinion somewhat separated them in the
seventeenth century, and | will tell you
bow the first issue arose between Epphra.
dtus SkUpp, my thirteenth grandfather
IN the past, and one Of the Poodlewans,
which eventually caused the Updriyers aud
the Penderhoiis To-"
Never mind that, tell me how you hap.
pened 10 get your Jaw broken
Wei, I'm coming to that presently.
After having given you distinct idea Of
these family differences, which caused the
whole community in which they resided
TO be conyulSed, and which originated
as was about TO tell you, in the mlsuuder-
standing between
broken?1
well, sir, it will be difficult for me 10
give you correct account of the misfortune
that has bciallen me without first detailing
TO you In q narrative aud dscussiye style
the causes that led TO the emigration of the
honored family whose name | bear, to
America. There We're three brothers OF
them. TO be brief"
tell me how you got your Jaw broke or
quit said the reporter
Well, III tell you,' said the afflicted
one. These three brothers came over to
TINS country in three separate ships--the
Alice kuntz, the Racehofse and brig
whose name lreally forgot but think, per.
haps, il was the Lucy Snodgrass. From
the very instant they started there WAS a
contest among them us to who should be-
the possessor OF the family Bible, which
they were carrying along with them"
but how could they quarrel about u
book, when they were on d,ilelont vessels -
said the FESTIVE reporter.
"Oh they easily managed that with
speaking trumpets, and in prolonged in.
teryiews when they met at supply.
stations. But rs was saying, when
interrupted, tins quarrel WAS renewed with
increased teroclty, when they landed, and
was not finally settled until they camo to
an agreement, the substance of which il
contained in the manuscript which / will
now read you
mo you won't, - said the talented para.
graphist, tell how You got your right jaw
broken, or quit.
well, as | was going on TO say, by the
terms OF that agreement, it was stipulated.
First
Dry up, or I'll smash this paper.weight
over your sinful countenanCe. How did
you get your right jaw broken2'
=, well, stranger, you've done answered
the question yourself. got it done at the
other newspaper mans, who wouldn't
hear me through
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GAMBErTA's PEN
How Ito Wrote for Ills Nswspnpe,

Cambetta was not brilliant writer, and
he never knew when 10 stop. II IL related
that he would enter his editorial room, say
II shall want about half column to
night" and, sitting down, he would begin
to cover page after page with his close.
ctamped handwriting. For 50 impetuous
a man be wrote curiously still hand, and,
though his fingers moved fast, their motion
vas ieverIsh and spasmodiosl. II could
never be said OF him that he dashed or
any Of his illusions, he rather jerked them
of, swaying the upper part OF his body
ponderously TO and fro as hc wrote, and now
and then collecting his thoughts by passing
his large LEFT hand rapidly through his hair.
Black coffee would be brought him, and he
would 60 on writing then he would call for
n bottle OF Burgundy and gulp down two
or three glasses, munching sweet biscuits
afterwards, or el'o sticks of chocolate In
lieu Of dinner. The editor, who had been
making allowances fer half column, would
see Gsmbetta's article overflow one column
after another, washing away oil other arti.
cles and notes, Till II spread like an inunda.
ton over tho entire front page Of the paper.
Then with hearty "0uf, the French OK.
clAmation Of relief he would throw down
his pom and say, There, think those fsw
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The Man trat Had His Right jaw "nroke.,

He wore fur skin cap with ear protect ors
aud large bandana beneath his chops, tied
at the crown IN very cunning knot. As
he approached the desk of the city editor he
gave country chucklc aud enQured
"Did YOU hear how got my right Jaw
broke %
The autocrat Of municipal scandal imme.
diateiy stopped his beautiful tribute to the
fireman who had been convicted OF theft for
having stolen box OF soap when II would
otherwise have been destroyed by the de.
vourng element, raised his feet to tho
established guditorisl attitude and res.
ponded;
THAT pleasure has been denied me.
Please state your name, place OF residence,
and the circumstances under which the oc.
CURED as briefly as possible
"My name" said the bandana.vlsorad
gentleman, us Plutarch Horatlus Skupp.
belong to the only family OF Skupps on
the American continent and have no hest.
taton In saying that they can compare fav.
orably with any other family tina. ever
climbed a genealogical tree. The men have
always been true and loyal, whilst the
women bave been celebrated through tn rec
centuries for their beauty and
virtue. The Skupps were orig.
inally an English family, closely
allied TO the Pendcrhooifs, the Black gills ,
tho Up:r!yc.s, tho slaaakcfs and tao
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Was the touching inscription placed upon
the tom Dstone OF a husband and wife There
smoothing which s0sours man, and induces
domestic warfare, rs i'll health aud espc.
cially weakness IN the back loss of physi.
cal power, nm early breaking down Of body,
rendering one unfit TO attend TO his bust.
ness. Then cares'and anxieties multiply,
the temper becomes RULED. and peace lilies
out OF tue window. Behold the great re.
O the mans relief One bottle searches out
the disease, and belins its cure. Two or
three more take on the good work and finish
it satisfactorily The kidneys are healed
aud restored to their proper functions, the
weakness Is gone, the back is renewed, the
bloom OF health returns, and all the old
time metal vigor In ones business affairs;
and there is no more sour temper, hut
lasting peace. All hail to Hunts Remedy!
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lines will state our case plainly; what do
they really run to five columns? Sacre bleu!
y seemed to me MS II ! had only been wri.
ting ten minutes !" and upon this he would
break into laugh that resounded all over
the Office. and partly dispclled the Gloom of
his contributors, who Ind been pulling wry
faces ut seeing their evenings work lost.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were L.
sued during the past week: Frank Johnson
and Mary Scott; John Martin and Della
Mabry; ii. r. Garner and Il. J. Buchanan;
II. s. Givens aud Julia d. Dixon; Andrew
J. Miller and Martha Il. Dorsey; ]. II. Nc
Korkle and Emma ii. Browdcr; p. II. Carl
ter and Eliza M Phillips; John Thorn \
and Mary J. Luck.
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City VS.. Emma Manning aud Carrie Bell.
more, vagrancy; fined 81. so each.
City w. Happy Jack, intoxication; fined
City. vs.. II. Q. Montgomery, intoxication;
fined S..
City vs.. J. 9. Hill. cursing; fined 50.
City. vs.. VIII Kratt, assault aud battery;
fined s5,
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Tho I.yceum Theatre

There will be several new speciality stars
appear on Monday evening next In addition
to the present Company. making q very
strong attraction for the present week.
Among The new faces will be found Con.
nors and Clayton, song and dance, aud
Moncayo and Johnson. the wonderful Mex.
lean gymnasts, together with Carrie Avery,
motto Scrio- comic and recitationist. There
Will be asplendid programme given, inter-
srecsed with good sinying aud dancing.
Also ariel speclaltIes, interpreted with
laughable interludes, and . roaring AFTER.
piece sufficient 10 satisfy oil. Go ard ses
the performances and DO convinced and
enjoy good time.
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bvrrEEcvr. rExAs. Sent. {. lsSs
NO 'NRUL FIGHT i0s 81 ACE
IN SS,te by SWING fgom Is - % drops mir.
- = - sp2ying externally once OF twice 10
the PiI.s afeytet, sni II gave imme,ia,e rSlseS
\. :. NCLuKE. N N SHiTI E ~
A. J. STEWARD. WIiIS M1 rSTSsErE
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

Ge5srS, Morley BIOS:
H,SSitkNsN - have soli WONDERFUL
Eltal to several q my csstorrt p who used
y u ior The ssa7e Of BLACK LEG ty siving
leFnlly. IL worked Ike a charm Noue,' re
J. q. HUTCHINSON
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elegant SPRING and SUMMER STOCK

lho YORK advertising
dodge but HONEST OPPORTUNITY held ont
o and 1TV
PRE- MARCH 1883. - ~ 80
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COMMERCIAL AND FIN NCIAL.

NEW York, Feb. G.--Thc stock market
opened at an advance of II for Alton &
Ierre Haute preferred, for common, and
1 TO tor the general list. There was a
slight reaction in the carly dealings, after
which the market became strong, and at /
O'Clock recorded an advance of | to /
Prime mercantile paper, 8 to 6; bar silver,
l.l0s exchange steady; S2i, long; Sli'
sight; governments 1 lower for AS regis.
tered and As; balance unchanged; states
neglected, railroad bonds dull Stocks
since II o'clock were duh and generally
weak. At noon prices sold oil IL. Elves,
extended, lOSS; AS, l,l3s; AS, l,19s; 3's,
l.035.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW IopE, Feb. "A Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat, cash lots, firm; options
opened at II to IL higher, afterwards lost
the advancement ana declined n trife
closing steady; steamer, No, 3. Sl.l4; No.
J red, Sl29 steamer, No. red $l.20: No.
2 red, 81 22S % $l2ll, Corn, cash ! to ?
higher aud firm options opened 10
hiL her, afterwards lost the advancement
and declined |, closing dull and weak No.
90 to go steamer. 20 to III; No. 2, III to
| 12i old No. ., 73i. Coffee, strong and
vato terms. Sugar good demand and
stronger Moasses quiet aud steady; New
| Or leans, 10 to %. Rice'quiet but firm.
Pork dull and nominal ut 10! TO l9l. Gu,
meats iirmeI;. long clear midiles, 1920.
Lard unsettled, III
CHICAGO MARKET.
| CHICAGO, Feb. 2I-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat opened higher and closed
lower and regular; Sl,07i; February; $l.0S
to SLoSs, March, 81 Oos, April; $i.l3S to
sl.li, May No. 2 red winter, SILL Corn
opened higher and closed lower, 56I to 500,
cash and February; 56s, March; ssh, April;
6li, May. Pork opened higher and closed
ower; SIS bid cash or February; SIS. 10 to
SlS95, Marcn $3.50 to $lS,32i, April;
Lard opened higher, closing at ia 10 II 40,
cash or February; lao TO II .42i, March
Bulk meats In fair demand; shoulders, "a;
short rib, o 10; short clear, 1915. Hogs re.
ceipts, 1900; passably active; lower:
mixed, So 10 to $685.; heavy, SO IS to 81 40;
light, 1920 10 5000. Cattle receipts, 5000;
SLOW prices; not quotably changed;
exporters, 500 to S6.25 good to choice
shipping, 500 to s565; common TO fair,
81 70 to $50; butchers common to fair,
SEQ to S3.iOi medium to good, 81 TO 81 80;
stockers, $3.50 to S445; feeders, $4 80 to
"a. 20. Sheep receipts 1900; offerings lib
eral; demand weak; low grades declined;
common to islr, So to $780, medium to fair,
$40 to $525; choice to extra, $550
to $6.25.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Ngw ORLEANS. Feb, 2.-Corn dull and
lower white, 65; yellow, CO. Oats
in fair demand but at lower rates. IS 10 SO
Pork higher; $40. Bacon in lair demand.
shoulders easier; 81, Sugar null and in.
active; yellow clarified, n to 81: choice
white clarified, 81. Others unchanged,
Sight exchange on New York steady and
| uuChanppl Starting eychanvn II u A COZ
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NV ORLEANS, Feb. H.-Corn dull and
lower; white, 65 yellow, c. Oats
in fair demand but at lower rates; 5s to So
Pork higher; $40. Bacon In fair demand
shoulders easier; So. Sugar Gull and in.
active; yellow clarified, "a to 81; choice
white clarified. 81. Others unchanged
Sight exchange on New York steady aud
unchanged. Sterling exchange b. b., i,S2I
to 4 SO.
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AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED.

the public give
OPPORTUNITY
Gentleman Child will be furnished attending
on hand Tor taken of the MAMMOTH ESTABLISH
MENI OF WOLFE BARUCF
of Goods hand
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The d, X. b, l.. q. quartetto is success
at serenading.
Miss Emma Lease has returned from
visit to Dallas.
The Tin PAM social, TUESDAY night,
was grand success, despite the prediction
OF croakerS that the bars had been lett
down Tor the admission of the rabble. The
attendance vas select and nothing occur.
red TO mar u N )st enjoyable event.
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KASsAs 49, Feb. q Wheat better /;
No. 2red, 0il .Sh; o5, March 0sl, May.
Corn improved a, cash; AZ, March AZ
to AN, April -, May. Cattle frmer /,
good shipping ers, 81 80 to S5.S5 stock.
ers and feeder II TO 81 G5. Hogs higher /,
light, Sd6Oto 70; miy"d, sG.75 to SO % I;
heavy, s. to$, .. : iarrs'
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-05-12
Notice of Suits Commenced.
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
DAYTON, Lyon county. Nevada,
March oh, 1883.

MATNh otbs 1000
ynNO THE FOIL WING NAMED DEFEND
u ant, and TO all owners Of or claimants to
the real estate and improvements thereon,
hereinafter desc ibed, known or unknown;
You are hereby notified that suit has been
commenced in the Justices court in the
Township Of = itro, Lyon county, Nevada, hy
the state of Nevada, plaintiff, againt the de-
fendant hereinafter named, Of the following
described tract or parcel of land, with the
improvements thereon, and all owners or
claimants to the same, known or unknown, to
recover the tax and delinquency assessed to
said defend mt against said propert for the
d .cal year commencing January list, 1882 and
ending December 3lst, 1882, and that q sum
mons has been duely issued IN this case and
you are further notified that unless you ap-
pear and answer the complaint filed in said
cause on or before the 18th day of April 1885
judgement will be taken against you and the
real estate ana improvements herein describ'
ed for the amount of tax aud delinquency
specified and costs Of suit.
Mrs. James Welsh. and the following de-
scribed real estate and improvements, to wit;
one ouse and lot in the town of Sutro on
the West side of hliza avenue, adjoining @.
Tinker south.
Amount of tax and delinquency, $l3 AZ.
@. p. RANDALL. Sheriff.
BY john LoTHRor. Deputy Sheriff.
j. @. HAzLErT, District Attorney.
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2 Ia the only pOaitlNe cure frOsth'urrhth
Price Of either Inyigorator. 81 per bottle; six
for slo. Sent TO any addre,s on receipt Of
price, or O o. d. Responsible per"ons cab
psy when cured. Strictcst secrecy MGintA n
ed Patients cured at home. DR.. Liebig's
Dispeusary has an elegant drug store In its
building Too frequent evaeuations OF the
Bladder and Ropy Sediment In the urine are
symptoms Of Secondary seminal Weakness
and Ppostatorrhes. Complaints readily yield
TO the Dr. IIEBIg rREATM T.
ORDINARY CASES ANY recent case OF spec
ial or private diseases cured for $40 Rene
dies suficisnt to cure will be promptly sent
with fuii directions and advice, on receipt o
$40. Al packages are securely covered from
observation,
IsvIGoR TOR SAMPLES FREE
To prsve he wonderful D werof the GREAT
GERMAN INvtGoRAToR u 50 bottle OF either
number will be sent free Of charge. Persons
ordering a free bottle will only have to pay
eIpressa 20 on delivery.
Mos Powerful Electric Belts Free to Pa
tients Consultation, Examination and ad
vice free and private, Call or write.
Dr.. Liebig g. Co. 400 Geary St.
Private Entrance, 405 Massn ST., 8. r., Cal.
Aprl4-s3iy
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N m n Mnot, life Is sweeping by. go and
nnVHidirs before you die. something
MN mighty aud sublime cave behind
Ill N ! 20 conquer time" 500 4 week in
your own town. So utft free No
risk Everything new Capi al
not required. We will furnish sou every
thing Many are making fortunes Ladies'
N AXE ~ much as men. and boys and girls
make great pay Reader, If you want busi.
ness at which you can make great pay all the
time, write for particulars to II. HALLETT
Co., Portland, Maine
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DAYTON Township.
ANNUAL MEETING
or THE
.. &c Q. IA. n. COY.

rINHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the stock holders of the Carson and Colo
RADIO RailroRd Company for the election Of a
Board OF Directors TO serve for the ensuing
year, and for such otncr bust ess as may prop
erly come before such meeting, will be held
at the once Of the Company at Mound H0use
station. Lyon county. Nevada. on MONDAY,
MAY 7th, 1888. at the hour Of Q 30 A.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
ID. A. BENDER. Secretary.
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Estate of Matthias Frett,
Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, executrix OF the above
named estate, to the creditors OF and per.
sons having claims sgainst said deceased. to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers
within four ~ months from he first publi-
cation Of this notice TO the undsrsIgned, at
her residence, Main street, Silver City, Lyon
county, Nevada. MARY rRErT,
ExecutEix Of the Estate Of said Deceased.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-05
REPRlNrEp HON YEsrERpAY
DRLAwARE CITY.
a Complaint of DiscOurtesy-GOOd Stur-
gson Haul--Extra Trains, Eto.


a Complaint Of Discourtssy-GOods stur-
gson Haul--Extra Trains Etc.
Especial correspondence Of the 6azette.l
DKLAwARR Cry, June 4.--The members
Of the Delaware City base ball club were
very indignant on Saturday by the way they
were Treated by the Christiana club. 4
match game was to have been played here
by the above clubs at 2 O'Clock sharp, but
the Christiana club did not make their ap-
pearance until after o'clock, and when
they had played five innings they quit like
lot of little school boys who had quarrelled
about game. Their only excuse was that
they had to be home by o'clock, but still
that excuse did not hold good as it was one
hour before they left fer home. The Della
ware City club vow that they win never
play the Christiana CLUB again, as they were
not treated as gentlemen. A strong picked
nine will play them on Saturday.
One net caught 66 sturgeon last week, at
an average price of 81 so per sturgeon.
The Newark and Delaware City railroad
will commence running two trains to-day TO
connect at Porter's with the 1905 train north
and the LOS south. This will make it very
convenient for our merchants who haze
business In Wilmington, as by this arrange
ment they can go to Wilmington on the
7.55 a. m. train aud come back on the LOS
train, without. waiting until evening for the
0.25 train.
William Beck has sold his entire meat
business TO Helms & Warren, who are carry
ing the business on at Mr.. Beck's old stand.
Philip Berger has purchased the Eagle
Building, adjoining Bradway's Hotel.
Mark Hswkins, the supposed hydrophobia
case, has returned to Delaware City and ia
at his old situation at the Robinson.