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, 1880-01-21

The meat c0nleMnati0ns yesterday em-
,,rlIced fmtr huns, thrro skunk cnlyes, and 200
pounds nf iish.
Annther case Of smallpox WIS reported
ytsterstny, thls timu fr0m Church court, but 1t
proved u bo u fAlsa atnr,n.
TlIp uil,Inal report 0f tho lnte President of
tho liH,rs Df EtlucAtlon hns buon printed, And
will l'o lait before tho Council this ovcnlng.
Tho contractors for now Sewers In tho
Fourteenth Warti resumed work yesterday.
They shut down s1lnU wuokH ng0 OIL accoulit Of
tho cold weatilor.
The Chicago-ayenua bridge llas been re-
plM,ked. uui tho Superintendent Of bridges
bolsts TINT ho hua 1t sleno in ono LAY, wher ci,S
1t has tukcn thrco dnys to tlu tho SUM work
heretofore.
trle experts who l,aye been going through,
tho lt,ttks Ut tho Water Department fur sn!Mo-
timu hAve about completed their lat,nrs. Tho
discrepancies In Hccollnts, outside ut that Ut
Moccko. alu announced to Ia sn'nll.
'lhe Commissioner Of Public Works will
sn!l Hat,ls,!ay n II o'eocki o' tho grounds, The
tho sa,tu 10 lu rcnloved within twenty aays.
.Tho .CIty-rrasMrur yesturtlay received
@ FIFTH FIFTH II" i'a cH.Grs @ae1 york 'rsrtens; E',,, s
soith .sio t.oiicetr, ut,ti $S'ood fr,n tic west
sklo Collector. Tho lutter ltums wuru In scrip.
4 special meeting Of tho City Collrcl was
s!IS ySss1y sss ;h +. ,ne ny hel ts e. GstGIlg t All
tho nhJoet at tue Mec.aK h slid II, be to attenl
to miscellaneous business Alsd hear committee
tho wny, for the consideration of tho Apprlprla-
Tilt mortuary report for tho wcek cmllng
Saturday shnws tho deaths tt' hnye Turn lGi.-
grt:ise M two uvcr tho corresponding w,Uk Ut
Int ye4r. Tho l,riMcip!! cAiiscs IT dcAth were:
, 1880-01-21

---"- EfN"a7"t.
Tho annual debnte contest hotween tho Junior
nnd gntt,ornoro clnssey for tho 0uga prizes 1T
nao ,oo .,on,rr,i In thn f,onurruniionnl ehurcI,
S1o cMci "ct.4t" ~ .''o on ~, H. ~ u. ,s', 49,.
best that hRs Oec1rrcd III Eshnstol 1of inl'ly
m,,a ,,,,.,tor .vos. urs thu frcc,lom or Tim
Immigration III tho chinese unHer me hhrHn-
gatne trcnty detrimental to tho bost interests Vt
o mn, ...,,,, ,,os ,,orod IL, n r,oro so1o nv
lhe pt"stn.'. "4.o ,,,ea ~ ~, .,. h.. ~,
MIR. ElHelle Dc Hoodo l1sec' 'ltu IL SUNK ny MIS-
A, N. Elliott.
trho trhnto ,yns ,Yas pnrticirntcd In by Messrs,
n - ,,..as :, r. s,.trt 4 +, Foatcr r ~. Mcr-
, 1880-01-21

LIEH BATS HUMBLE PIE.
Tho Superintendent Of tho WAter Department
was o,, tho stool ut repentance yester,lny, md II
ho Ind cvcr dono anything wrons In hts llfo ha
wis snrry f0r 1t. In fnct, Ito acceptod tho stuN.
ton, bowed to the Inevitable, ind, inatcnd Of
inserting his Independence unh rtaentlng
tho sittiuH-dowll upon no hatl RECEIVED
from Commissioner Waller tho tlny bcfnro,
quietly wrt,to thnt gentlc,nan taule, moaning
less, md lnaprc;.hlo letter, which, in ail Of his
humility, h0 delivered I'll PERSON.
The letter was intended to lto II reply to SOHO
Ut air. Wna!cE's queries Ut tho day heforu as to
why thA p,dr wero be!ng unnecessarily op-
pressed IN tue collection Of thu watcr tux, and
i,,u!cr whose nN'thnFity ho wns ncttng. 1t wnH by
iiavo H,cs, moro unstIsfuctnry., It starty.l Gut
t MS sd rtfca 1fs ~ " VIII 5 n ae!, IL 5ofSs S'o to II
says ;sss 10 eisaiie i % ii tsG os|lnso 10 prsar
wliIch III Is c,ii ircly ,stakci., i;,r stF. Wallsr
never propused anything ot tho kt1ltl, Except IN
sss Ss TsFe fds eI}y a }pcfy 81 VII ac%iSs lx @
Es" confcsscs 70, havs tou,Ml sh,it.oi 70.
l,iyo commenced tho oppression uni! hlIrtlshp In
tho vs-tlAy rulo he cn,rlnIncti Ut uC,tl. h!s own
tae f%a M9 " e ~ VIZ fsssoe Sat5sS fe rst
10 shut m Il one uf tho io4l ot tho nep.rtnunt
% % ,s ss'rfsd11nta Ti.ht H. c,cc t9 ny IN yyo
1.-THE ONLY M1srAKH
will ullt IL hNvo tlde In my letter Is In this,
lcbil Used ilsteuti Ut "ta causing" III | hAyo,
lnlnr your Instructions, bccn netting exceedingly
snpy; aud IL Inf1 Il % j. oosorsa tt * o @ sts- "
curl n,ticcs y. atlc ils HTe ono YOUR III arto!ts.
"nly twrnty-ilYu plnces have been deprived Ut
| wAtar, md NEST Ut thesD upon Tho Felhest nf
Tho ll.ttlnrl, 1t ia evident that Iuf!lshp lA,a vet
III pr.'spevt. II order to have th!s ilnportInt
, 1880-01-21
TIIE MULLER MURDER.

,r1Ir fOi1nNEtlfS ,JlIIfT UNAULE TO DETEET THE
~" s'o'S ASSASSIN, -'0@
cor,pcr Mnnu tr,l m ino,,cst Yesterday morn-
lug Mt NO. Gu Arcner hVe'.'e !nIo ING ol1chHl-
stances connected With tho killing ut Jacob
Mul1cr. TIM sniooukcrpcr who waS fntulIy Ehot
- .,,.+ nina, L,vt t,cInv ,rrr,,Inu Tt, fnlln,v.
~ .i'1t eo Aos ..'u',;,,, ,.a,.,. ~, x,,,,i,,.
lnE testimony "'ls e4le!1o" u"tius 'Ao cAa'i'ls
tlnn OF Witnesses:
Annls Muller. tho vito pf tho t]cceascd, tcatI-
Ind s In hcr hayluu l,eartl the f,tal shot fired Mt
,.,,t ~ ~ oe,onk IN IN ,nnrtnv NJ
Jau. u. She thon rAn downstairs, and found
tho l,ody Of her husband lying acruss tho door,
~ ~. 1,,,n,, nironLv ,,narrl.cd. Jnhn Iu,,i,er 81
nS r1nr Ut ~ IN hnist.' was If, tin sa]oot Wien
as' s,t.i ~ III H. III" hn,i m r,snr, r, helnyo
r'e eGHSHts. =. o .. " ~. - s = - fIts.' i. .
, 1880-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


Il Dncn.... ....................CampG
isehrnns
s.Df,tGfono. @ .i,",h .u
a9!tin!etlt.. LA'!emo
Gll!lt. Anlorc
"Rlgolotto wns given last evening to MI
excellent house and with Il very strong cast
in fuct wo tlo not remember n stronger
one. This IN matter for congratulate
ton, for tf wo must submit to the llor-
rlblo story for tho sake Of music, then
Mt least the music should be well
done. There is not q feature Of tho plot to
commend 1t, md yet ono can tolerate 1t, II
only tho fres1, md takIng artas for tho
soprano and tenor, tho dramatic rccltntiyo
for baritonr, tho elegant quartet, md tho
mclodIous cllOrHscs nro III the ha1ds OF
capable artists, and this wns the case lust
evening.
As the part OF Rtdoletto Is tho very focus
Of tho work, 80 Galassi was Mt NIL times tho
central figure. We lInve Ind occasion before
to commend this tino artist rs the best NiG0-
{etlo We have ever seen. A SECOND hearing
not only confirms ttlis Impression, hut lealls
us to the opinion that It IL ono OF tho few
really grent personatlnns OIL the lyric stnge
that deserves to DO ranked rs Il crownlng dis
play Of art und II great creation. This part
Of tho Jcstcr calls fur q strong artist In yotco
a @ ~ nGe1 ~ ss tGSESr ~ 'a'ss' ~ ,,s
slo IN liz ~ &Saryg iorns III VI nnIia ~ snES' s,n;
c5 % M Ii",s ~ sa tn san cn"cnoi"nt T ~
Hu1, hn f+a,c " n,l"r tl', wotnv snT n tilo nry
ga g a.as astnr md @ for thc dfS"MIt nj If rn,,.
ceai!as nS o M'1er f ramtc 1,af; sos m sS ;oss ri
speS .' usc ,uraT m o .rr,a "c"r mi tGSa
Wnn , ~ y; gtats Etem1 MI WtvI',aaa f n H. !is H.
u,er Mvl En, Ev"nn,isn, M rs a"3la! 10 III nx1,rssn
ot e,.ps ~ W.. for, rs oy aS n,ia sioap1h H
TcsoHat. ILL., 1n9ttu Mns9 M9. rrtn.s ~ mI t',op W
nn,' ts t ',raasx.a tham III ,lan M ~
" iu.o Iptt sna ts, ~: tniiin nss"r
lotu, wie M ~ @ ska r ncI uv ~ ~. ~ ~ %a
!tiuutGlO*o Au iM1Es w. ny. III ~ ta.,as ~ v
s ,oa Ut r tH H. ra.nSoIn @ of liz .1o,.
MS ptcntsllE !ur uic lcHtDtt.o,i ~ !i!s tntuRn-
, 1880-01-21
lNElRMARY suPERlNIENpEMIs.

Cor.uMncs, O., Jan. .o.-A Convention of
Inllruary Snpcfintcndcnts and Directors
convened hers to-day, witt, scycnty-livo co.,n-
ties out Of eiglty-ctght represented BY dele
gntes. Gen. Foster ,nnde tho nddrcss Of wGl-
come, after whEc, permanent organization
WINS ,ua,lo by electing Dr. A. II. llswcttson.
of Belmont County, President; ]. c. McMil-
len and j.. Ransom, Of Huron, anl r. W. 1lof-
fen, Of Portage, Vtce-Prcsttlents: Dr. A. G..
Flyers, Of FRANKLIN, and L. A.. Dean, OF Perry,
Secretaries. l'npers on fDtir'nnry topics,
chronic insnnc, epileptlcs and idiots III In
tlrlnDrles. WrrH rpDll.
, 1880-01-21
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE,

We nre Informed that the witlely-known
firm Of Alex Frothlnghum &; Co.. II Wall
street, Now York, have retired from busl-
ncss, md are succeeded by tho firm Of John
A. Dotlgp Il Co. Mt tho snmo LOCATION.
Mr.. Dodge is gentleman Of largo expert
enco in NIL classes Of stock operations. Of
unsullcd reputation, ami Is said, by those
who know him infinitely, to be gentle
man OF sterling integrity. THO new, firm will
carry out nll the contracts nn.l discharge gil
Correspondence relating to the business
should hereafter be addressed to John A..
Dodge II Co.. II Will atrcut, Now York.
, 1880-01-21
THE ESTIMATES.

CUAPAHIEt1N HEIWEEN TIE GVHK1U71.I4kRb . HNu
THOSE or TIE nKrARTMENTa,
Strange to say, tho Controllers estimates OK
cited vory little attention yestoraay, coming Ut
tho fact most probably, That the hcutls af tho
Departments have learned by experience TINT
they havo but littln weight with tho Council In
nlaklng up the annual budget. 1'hcre sceuls to
bo general disposition. hoWoyer, to tako up
tho Co1,tullcrs recommendations at onoc. and
net upon sholn. Some go ~ fur as to say that
tho Council will dispose OF thom Monday eyen"
Ing, but this IA hardly possible, for the reason
that It Is not believed TINT tho Finance Commits
teo Gun review them In time.
below ta a compartson IN somc OF tho larger
, 1880-01-21

{c7Sns1 @ WITH VII ;t.sSs m Ha Hna tho GttsS wt'l
'as"S'' nsn unnox,rss. -. ,,,,
ef 'Gsn a wss s EssF "si eeFes ct aes 1t @
cib.ran,n, No. i5D twenty. f, .secon,l strct!. Thu
dcsttoaal cxoreIsrs were ic.' ny Atnlrrw p!x tor
sinco tho Experimentation of lilo Cln,,. ntn,,t sio
hid rtg,c! tc plc.Er, u stom at, Ind ,r,s., r.,
Iicv. ". II. Kytler t,cn n.lrrsscti the Club. lio
congratulated tic ya,ng ,nrn who En,i thc t:o,!r-
nge tp s!9l tue pledge md :iiGk 70 It. iln r. r..
putting NJ ttm high htl rat1hto M th1eSet1. lh,s
iltlslrtss wis rllbwI by strung speech ny .lnhi!
II. Wool, WIN circulated II Mchrr.il nie.ife q
Jnn,es Wtah inon n,n'e @ nsMi ~ ',t"rn';s.t'r '
scGa " a's 81 sas I"tn M s"',vhnn rre
estc' % S liz 'efs1 fe"t's ts . cSSnins. 'shsh w'ts
a. singing q little i.Gls q" ,s,,s, t% ,s,s Sleep"
Fnlln%is thls ennie fee.!0' @ mnen !,,n.i, wms ",s
scssiors wcre cnsiea 81 viii, hrtct st':lrEssss ;y y
5 Ms aiars ~ cTs Wifi tho st;1x'a II ihe exo'xS
FRENCH C1tAnlTtEs.
AT tho regular ,ln,N'4! Meeting nf tho French
1scncvoltnt oslnty nr Iliinnls hill IN tho rooms
i"wns s T n"rs ~ere ps' esctcd @ al 10 % sSrvo "t c
yenr: IInnoslry President, i. Carry; I'n'si.
ilent, Elwnl1i Figc; First Tlcr-1'rrsfslri,t, 0rn.
H:ri.ct 4 r. ch; Ta:rcr sss vtoF 5er4Ia eor o.
~. tnaf i,,ir rs.,t.,t,,nt i*orrt.
uK M MMN.cnIs. It'll ,st ~ mt'Lsa''Mi t,. Mi,.tt.rs
slnMnnR nTIemIs' tfuRus]1 1,... rm"' 'tfIS' 1;,tS'
ii!I' i!I' IL Msaa"es,s' i''.,. rG '"p"1: T. thnp.
~ Hu1hoF' n,,s,. Sn!.s.'1'; III" ,,,Mit ~
l.,n iteMnMni 1ne ,ss a,,sgr, thmt thn
presented rennTa hhnw'nR tt.s ,s'.. ,..,t, M
rcenirts o. th9 TT tme ~. sMr s stT,S ''
Sc %Hf sit S;or @ n ,1rtn sscx III IT, vc,Ss ny
Iehev T.. umt1 @ Luz ~" s'.s TT. IT,.
sst =! Mnon H. ~ "eiG nts ts t,,inMs
tlns, ]tutt's' III ,., nus E as,
mnu S sft Wa ~, ~" M ssst"c" m'uT y,
etiaen VIII etnpymirms X @ tne .ss ~. ~,
to .xccnvs ~ Hs ,ult ,,ll," ~ WIZ tNn.E
p!'Hei psI anu !no rWc'G! i, ii.,nTt
~ y. unrhfn 1T NJ JMteln..s J ,,i1s NH ~
g. ine 1nnua, nnn 70 tne LncHDn. tss.iGs T. w! . Mu
HnctclS LOT the'f XeHero"h hEo hl'eH't e"-uic'"'
ton. ,,,,,c,,, u,,cuu,,
~ aup'C1"h hhAGhAAn'
young mnn 1lnHita! q. ". t}1rnlH clnttna ~
lfG the vettm nf Unjust tretfsient Ut tho litl1ltl1
Vt H. f. H0M1Wilsft'. knnwn nsn "hAtl.tlolt c1ts
I lcct'r. Mr. Gfro',x Il ~ tlln 'mroyM 'vfnle.
sHtg hut md emp nuN, ~ this clty An sayA thnt
~ Jun! Inst hs luther. tlr1ilx HHyo fhis mum
| Homiwflltc I'LL nrrcr On him for $Ek'D to sntlsft
cum upon him hnld by .iilntfsr. pnrty. inii'iE
Glrnnx refused tn 1lnnor the, urs!cr, and tfnoi-
willie left th1 storc: List !1ontf G!roNx "
| wus informed by his cmplnyer TINT h1s
! wnges Ind lenn Ear1ilFfncd FOR $les@ hctorc
j. W. Slnnll. Cicero Justice 0f tho Prhce. at
y l'>ss to tlttlefstand the why nil.l Wherstnre,
tsirnx stniGs that t'e ~Ght IN sicero nm! tisc3f-
eru snt GDOlHtG hui sued hin ntt the O.tlrr
, 1880-01-21

Compnrc Buck t. 1layncr'a Cold Cream With
othors aud Bpc what "CuIh Ercanl" should bc.
, 1880-01-21

Agent Indianapolis, l3lO,11linEton l. Western
Passenger Agent Vnt,Ia!!n Line, ii. i.o,,is; mil
d. Laying. General Manager plttshurE, Fort
church s.iii eofin,s viii M nnSate,, % iaterest. %
Tho lecture. .ru'tn Wna lust evening we'll t'llts,
I'll Hsea Ssse fron n tbo ssvet y cer r "
'lakc. Tho lnhors ut t!lpso uvntlErlsts t.r1 1T
tho primitive arer, witttsit cunt or sessatinaI-
bu moro tasting thnn these accompanied with
moro emotion. Mr. W. o. laItttuoru, 1T tho
Young Mona Christian Association, with II hlli,-
tpr Of h!s temperance workers, will spcuk u,
Gospel Teln1,nTn,lro this avUnIng, nnt! Tho Hey.
Dr. feddlo will speak tt>-nnrrow evening.
!, Immediately nfter tha Inst llose-rart WIS
tron,on!lous hul!nbaloo wis r.iscd ul!out
devices f,s avSlainIa sieh "Mcciile,.ts", wer.
t,Rercd. Thu Simple, cll!,,EOh- sGslsU plan 1T
lighting tho street-Mps 1t night srrl1,s to knvu
l,0en ovcrlnokctl.-rrs'bAbly la.e,!uso theirs h.lA
WIS cloudy an thoru wus no 1.soo.i, ut mot i
sIaYlg stroet-lanp was liTntes! l, IT, II ChS"Ro A.
w,'s not light in any of tho lalllps thoro. iiow
1t was ut tho other bridges Muyt,r iIarrIs0n ,nay
possibly 10 ntlls to ascertain Oh inquiry.
Tlle Buar,l Of Directors nt tho Boar.l III
SsS sefG II sse Y sn!t %{t ss nfs@
HRIHuct III lFnfl5l1IIkY III HlMllNl kN tHt pl!ttt
Ut li,B{'not,r pf Provisions, WHICH 1lt ulhu holds
anil join. WAf3o wis elected WBKher Of tiru!T
md othpr produce. Tho dn'y t'ther ht,stnrs
tlUlo Aut was Ut MY publfu Interest WIS u rufc
to tho I.cgul CUNl,nlttGv, who worn instructed Il
eDhtcE with Dent aud Hunk, tho N.ttlri,eys .
thu Hoard, Tho subject NJ lpRatztng tzte settlc
.le.Its Tor tho ialrIk,se nf fruIniIlX. II lus
siblt.. H,tnD rt,ie BY which trutieA ~.
bn settled and still he n.Hlo legal. IT will ln ~
Alun.Ierel thnt In tho OI,luiahllw cuse judy
Curry fnliMintcd, In thu ce,irseof hs tlccIs!oi
bo settled and stt!l oe le9al. The subject 10 on
Of c,t,sidpfAblU Importance, aud tho Acti0n Il
tho Nluotprs shuwk that thoy appreciate I'll
Huluo uf the Judges augXest!ntl.
FAT-ETOCK stOW.
Tho Commlttoo Ut the stute Hnnrl Of Axrl
culture who hAyD III Charge tho FAl Stock Sho,
it this city, met yeste!.ny nIterttA,Il III rurlur
Uf tho Grand puulle Hotel, IN the forenoon th
Committee went out to tho bttUk-YHris atl
Consulted with tho authorities thtru IN reH,tnl
the oomlny shuw. Thb lust Bhuw proved iii
Asit0us III that It ftll shurt h receipts xnt
fl,W Of the expenditures. Tho bt9rk- rar.
pNt.plo oppressed themselves ~ well plcaxt
with tho conduct Df tho ehUws prGvf0s1s
btld, and they encouraged the CoMnll
that another show will bs held. What tho Con
!n!ttee desire, however, ID financial backing tru
Chicago II It is deslrcd 70 keep tho show hr'
year after year. The Committee tueuts AgM
6atusdAy ut the 6tock-YRTds Ut u o'clock in Il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-26
lancaster fntelIige1rer.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20. 1890.
The SunHOWer.

We have lately met with paragraph in
several of our exchanges recommending
the planting of sunfiower seed in the
middle of each hill of pole beans, SO that
the stock of the sunflower, growing faster
than the beans and always keeping a little
ahead, would serve instead of pole, saw.
ing to the grower considerable labor ana
expense. How this would work in practice
we cannot say, but we do know that Tor
many uses the sunflOwer is valuable plant
to raise 1t grows very rapidly. and when
thickly planted around sink drains, privies
and other unsightly and offensive places,
it not only serves as screen, but it also is
said to have the property of absorbing
malarious exhalations and purifying the
atmosphere. The seeds are much relished
by poultry, and. if not fed too literally, are
very wholesome. A correspondent of the
Country Gentleman recommends the seed
as cure for the heaves in horses,
and says: GA gentleman told me
that there is nothing equal to sunflower
seeds for that purpose. He had one
bushel of the seeds ground with two
bushels of OATS and gave horse two
quarts of the mixed meal, wet in water,
three times day. He took the time
when the horse was not used at hard
work. In two weeks not sign of the
heaves could be observed, and the horse
looked as sleek and bright as if his hair
had been oiled. He had cured two horses
of his own of this distressing complaint,
and recommended it to others, who had
experienced like result In cases of
horse distemper and coughs it is an excel
lent remedy ~. f. Farmer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-26

Jacob II. Bloomer, OF Virgille. n. u, wr
- Your DIR. Thomas Electric Oil cured 4: badly
swclcd neck and sore throat on my son in
iorty-cight hours one application also re-
moved the pain from a very sore toe: my
wift.'s foot was also much inflamed. much
50 that she could not walk about the house {;
she applied the Oil, and in twenty-four hours
was entirely cured'' For sale by II. Il. COch-
ran. Druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen street
Lancaster, Pa. ii
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-26

Eleven years our daughter suffered on IL
bed OF misery under the care of several of the
hes! (and some of the wOrst) physicians, who
gave her disease V iriOus names but no relief,
hut now she il restored to us in good health by
simple remedy rs Hop Bitters, that we
had poohcd ut for two years. before using it.
W" earnestly hope and pray that no one else
will let their sick suffer rs we did, on account
OF prejudice against so good Il Incidence us
Hon Bitters THE Parents. jul62wdNw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-26

T.. II. Perkins, Creek Centre. n. Y. writes: Z:
- was troubled with Asthma for four years
before using DR.. Thomas Electric Oil, and for
many nights after retiring l had to sit up in
bed, my suffering being intense, while the
cough was so severe that the bed-clothing
bottles of your Electric Oil effected a complete
and perfect cure. and l cheerfully recommend
il TO ALL as know of no other medicine that
will cure Asthma For sale by II. Il. COch-
ran, Druggist, l37 and I39 North Queen street.
Lancaster. Pa. l6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-26
WESTWARD.

Pacific Express; east; ON Sunday, when MAJ;
ged, will stop ut MiddletOwn, EliZabethtOwn &.
Mt. Joy, Landisville, Birdi-in-I -Iiind, Lcr:an
Place, Gap, Christiana, Parkesburs, Coates
vile, Oakland and Glen Loeb.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when Tagged,
will stop ut DOwningtOwn, CoitesvilIe, Parkrs,
burg, Mt Joy, EliZabethtOwn and Mi'i,lletnwn.
Mail No. 2 west connecting mt Lancaster with
Chicago Express at ll:O5 and viii! run through
to Hanover and will connect ut Columbia with
train through to Harrisburg ria Marietta,
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects at
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west, ut 2:lO =. NJ.
and will run through to Frederick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-26
T OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENT
HOURS F1RCIOSING THE

HOURS FIR CLOSING THE MAILS.
BY RAILROAD.-NKw YORK THROUGH MAIL
7:3o a IN, l2:sO p IN, 4:l5 p nj and llsopm.
WAY MAIL, east, 7:O u III.
GoEDoNvILLE, Downinstown. Leaman Place,
Cap pm.
PHILADELPHIA through mail, 7:3O and s:4I
m, 12:3O, 4:l5 and l1:3O IN.
PITTsBURsH and west, l:3O and ll::D pm.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 1890, u LII, l:3O. 5:l5 and Il:a0
WAr MAIL, west, 1870 a m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Phl;uiel-
phia, Ais D III.
BALrIxoRE AND WASHINGTON, via York, I:sD p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
ll::U pm.
CoATKsvlLLK, 4:l5 pm.
COLUMBIA, lO:3D u IN, l:aD and 5l5 pm.
YORK AND YORK WAY, l:3D and ll:U pm.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 1890 u III, 100 and Il:3O p
READING. via Reading and Columbia X Il, 100
READING. via Harrisburg, 5:l5 and II:30 p H.
6. RkApaSs tG %Ax via Junction Lititz' Mannheim,
hes camalso ss6n New rrov
dence, West willow. Lime Valley and Martins
Vile, 9:45 u III, and 500 p III.
Blue Ball, GOOdvilIe, BeartOwn, by way ot
Downingtown, ut 7s0 . IN and IN.
SAFE S III M.RBSH, RIO VII, via Columbia, 1920 am.
Safe HarbOr, daily, ut 400 pm. 4
Binkiey's Bridge, LcacocE, Barcvii}r, sew
willow Street, smithvilIe, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs. FairmOunt and KOwl,ndSviIlc
lands Valley, Oregon, West Earl. Farmers.
willie, HinkletOwn. Terre Hill, Martin'i,I-.
daily, ut 30 p IN.
Fertility, peter and whe.,,land Mills.
Strasburg, daily, Mt 4 pm.
Greenland and SOudersburs, To Paradise
NefisviIle, daily, at 4pm
New DanviIle, COnestOga, Marticvillc, Cole
manviile, Mount NebO. RawIinsvilIe, Bethe,,.a
" WHENTPEN FOX FUE DELIVERY.
ARRIVING BY KAIL.-EaJtern mail,
1890 IN, and $50 p m:
Eastern way mail, ll:aO m.
Reading, via Reading and Columbia, 2::D p
Western way mall SO m.
Reading way mail, lO:aD III.
Ouarryville Branch, S:l5 III and pm.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOm saie IiarbO
and Millersville, at 9a III, daily.
From Millersville, and pa III, and : pm.
From New Holland, ut 9.:,O u H. daily.
From ROwlandsvilIe, Md, at 2::D pm.
isc;iding way mail, ut 1880 "a III, daily.
From Strasburg, at 9:3O IN, daily.
From Paradise to Lancaster. 10 a IN, daily
From EeffJville, at p In, daily.
From Rawlinsvflle. at ii IN.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are four mail deliveries by letter
riers each day. and ON their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited I'm the letter
For the first delivery the carriers leave tin.
office ut $40 III; second delivery ut lO Il m;
third delivery at ii y IN fourth delivery ut D
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the pOstOfiice Is open from Apri
to October l, from to III, and from 3 u
! m from October tOApril l from to lOa IN.
md from 8 to pm.
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Josh Billings says If 1 wuZ called upon to
mourn over IL dead mule l should stand in
front of him and do mi weeping. That is all
very well Joshua. but if a live mule was called
upon TO plant his foot suddenly against your
bosom there is nothing like Il quick applica-
tion of Dr. Thomas Electric Oil. For sale by
II. B. Cochran. druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa. 13
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

All the Latest Styles OF HATS re
'ceived every day from New York
and Philadelphia. and sold at
prices to suit everybody.
~Old Hats reshaped and cOlOre.l
at short notice.
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From the Quaker City.

f. j. Campbell, of Philadelphia, undr date OF
October 4. 1879, certified to the wonderful eff
cacy of Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Tonic I'm
removing IA liver disease accompanied by
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LADIES' LINEN WARE.

Ladies' All Linen Collars. sc
Ladies' All Linen Collars. Embroidered
.JC
ladies' All Linen Cuffs. .l2c per pair.
Striped Collars and Cuffs. ...... 25c per set