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R.slv.y uonisiou-

CHICAGO, March IA collision oe-
Cured on the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad, At EngiewoOd, this
morning. between the west bound ex-
pres train and Q freight train Jacob
seit.er, brakeman, Vas probably fatally
injured, and his son, sgsd Is. Was killed
A NV others xers slightly injured.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Denis Kearney Arrested

SAN FRANCIsCo, March ll.--Denis
hearney was arrested by the police at
his residence, this mOInlng on two
charges of misdemeanOr, based on his
remarks at the meeting Tuesday night.
lie furnished bail and was released from
custody.
SAN Francisco, March ll.-This
morning the police seized a number OF
placards exhibited in the public streets
bearing the announcement Read the
Communist and awake and DO free men.
Thieves are in the Council. Price ten
cents For sale by newsdealers." The
authorship Of the placards could not be
ascertained by the authorities.
The Weston o 'Leary Match.
SAN FRANcIsco, March ll.-ln the
walking match at this morning Wes-
ton Was only three miles behind D Lea
ry, the latter having been of the track
4 portion Of the evening During the
early morning hours Weston rested and
at O'Clock Oleary had increased his
lead, the score stand O'Leary 2g2. Wes-
ton 2Sl. Both are in good condition.
SAS FgAScIsoo, March ll.-During
the day, Weston and OLeary have been
going steadily, with but little difference
in their relative positions. O'Leary has
been running nearly all day, with brici
intervals Of walking, and this afternoon
appeared someW what weary from his
eXcrtions, though in good spirits.
Many think he is injuring his chances
10y running so much, as he pounds
heavily, Inducing bleeding at the nose.
Weston maintains his usual indescrible
mixture ot gaits. and appears fresher
than O,Leary. lie has had much
more rest, having been of the
track altogether about fifteen hours,
while OLeary has taken little
more than one.third Of that time
Tor rest. There has been little betting
during the day, and that nj about even.
Both are free IRON any soreness oil the
feet ur joints and appear to maintain an
excellent condition generally.
At9r. NJ, the score stood: O'Leary,
3ii, Weston, 335 There is q very large
attendance. Both men are in good con-
dItion and going apparently easy.
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DRY GOODS.
usv Y orb.

SEw YosE, March u --Dry Gosds-
Business Vas restricted to-day. owing ~
the stormy weather Cotton gods con.
tinus In steady demand, and prices are
very firm. Prints Ia lair request and
firm. Ginghams 10 setiys demand but
light supply. woolen goods quiet bat
firm. The BuiLfin says Another lsrys
auction sale of 5000 pieces Of black, col.
orsd aud isncy drsss silks will 10 held
next Wednesday.
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bury are to take part in the debate on
the FitE John Porter case.
Senator Jones, OF Florida, who has the
floor to-day in reply to General Logan,
is a strong speaker.
Senator McDonald's speech on this
subject, which was concluded last even
ing, il pronounced by everybody rs one
Of the strongest efforts OF the present
session.
The Census Committee Of the Senate
made its uniayorable report In the Sim
mons case yesterday evening. All the
Democrats oil the committee voted
against him. II viii lie recollected that
this reverend nominee for Supervisor Of
Census for the First Georgia district has
been opposed by General Gordon and
advocated by Messrs. Stephens and Fen
ton and senator Hill.
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OHIO Repubiicsn ssxts couvsniien.

CoLuxBUs, March 1.-The Republi.
can State Central Committee held q
meeting to-day and agreed 10 hold the
State Convention in this city, April 2sth.
A conference meeting vas held tonight
and speeches were made by several
prominsnt men.
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iron Works Rssumsd.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March iL-Work
has been resumed in the rail mill oi the
AIientown Rolling Mil Company, Tie
basis Of wages having been agreed upon
until the Is; Of April.
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Mouldsrs' 0triks.

KKADIsG, Pa, March li.-One hun.
dred and fifty moudsrs In the Reading
Hardware Company's works have struck
Tor an advance Of Is per cent. The hrm
will give an answer on Saturday.
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BRIDGEPORT.
The piAmcnd Min n-Businsss and Person
al Matters IN General

The disagreement IN the management
OF the Diamond mill, mentioned a lew
DAYS Aso. has been settled by I. z.
Rhodes purchasing the interest Of ;. c.
Dunleyy, xho soes out Mr.. Dnnleyy
i o,,en 70 new nasiDsss ensagements.
The min b pos running.
A gang Of men under Marshal Nc
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Sru YoEk, March 1.-The snow storm
which set in ct O'Clock this morning
shovs no sign oi sbstensnt at . O'Clock
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MEXICO
Grants Reception at Pus0ls


Cry or MKxico, March 9.-General
Grant arrived at PueblA last night, and
"a. saluted by a salvo Of artillery: The
depot Was decorated aud crowded with
people. Gen. Grant vas met by the
Goyernment committee and subses-
uuently ey that from the City Council.
Grant welcomed the committees IN a
lew appropriate words. lie was escort
Ell IA the palace by senior DelahIiAgo,
several bands oi music and aprocesslon.
Two bands played till late hour before
the palace. Gen. Grant visited the
i;oyeruor OF the State this morning.
General Foreign Nosos
In the British House Oi Commons,
tonight. the amendments Vi the House
Of Lords to the Irish distress BAH Mere
agreed Ia.
A SandahAr special says that reports
brought in by spies say hahomed JAMS
IollOsing Is increasing enormously. DTS
AGENTS are recruiting in all direcilons-
A Paris dispatch says that the Conncis
of Ministers has resolved that no cosll-
prom;se shall bs accepted IN conse-
ouence Of the defeat Of article Z, oi the
Ferry education bali
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LIVE STOCK.
ChioaGo.


CaicAao, March L. The Dtos~s'
Journal reports hog receipts II 900 head:
shipments 1909 head. Market more
active and 5(sl0c higher; miIed packing
- 20ts4 10; light 81 25(s% 70; choice
heavy q i5tst 70, mainly - 9OtS< 70.
Closed Rrm ami all sold.
Receipts 800 hoad; ship.
ments 1900 head. Feeling stroug. ex.
ports and choice in good supply and
demand; all sold; shipping 81 00(s5 10,
chiefly ~ 5000 20; butchers " Mf]
1 90; stockers aud feeders 81 s0(S3 10.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head: ship
ments 1000 head. Full former rates
maintained; sales st ~ 6Otats8 70.
Now YORK.
NEW YoRK. March ll.-Beeycs-Rs.
ccipts 700 head Arrivals exclusively
for exporters; no sales bcef hrmet aud
more active at u asic for ordinary 10
prime. Shipments 100 head VI live cat.
lie, !, 600 quarters Of beef. 900 caIcasscs
Of mutton and lj0 dressed hogs.
Sheep Rsceipts $500 head. There
were not enough sheep to fully meet
the demand, and the pens were quickly
cleared at q further advance In prices
equal 10 25c per 100 lbs common 10 good
sheep 81 0ka7 90 per 100 lbs. prime
aud extra 81 25ta7 90; yearling lambs
81 25tGs 20 per 100 lbs. dressed mutton
Grm 1T 81 J0,G7 7h per 100 lbs. dressed
lambs scarce at s. OOtdp OOper 100 lbs
Hogs-R Receipts 2, $50 heal. A armer
lceling, but no business Tor lack of ol.
ierings.
Easl Libsrty.
East LisERTY. March il.-CAiue-
Receipts to-day 5l0 head al through
and ls7 head Of yard stock; total for
three days gs5 head oi through and ssj
head Of local. Every thing sold out 81
yesterdays figures. the market closing
frm.
Hogs-R Receipts to-day $3.50 head.
total Tor three days q. as head, iorters
81 50ta+ 20; Philsdelphiss q 9O,s5 %.
Sheep-R Receipts to.-lsy 80 head, to.
tsl Tor three days $500 head. market sc.
tive at % O0ts8 7b.
Cinoinnsti.
CiHCIHHAn, March li.--Hoss- Dull.
common IS 2ysi ~, light u 25Is4 -.
packing u 1904 90. butcher 81 NO
I O5. Receipts 100 head. shipfpsnts
gl5 b,aI
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PRODUCE.
n on YORK.

NEw YoRK, March IL. - Cotton -
Quiet at l3tG9l3lc; futures steady.
Flour-Firm and more doing; receipts
$4,000 barrels; superfins western and
State S475ta,5 25; common " good
s. 35(a,5 60; good TO choice - zoos CO.;
white wheat extra s. S5(a6 20; extra
Ohio 81 1907 90; 81. Louis - 60NaS 90;
Minnesota patent process " 00(Ss 20.
Whcat-Du receipts $4,000 bushels;
ungraded red 81 33(gl 46i. Kansas No.
3 red 81 II; No. 2 red 81 49lS1 4s; No.
2 red 81 +,,Cdbl a.; chiefly 81 $7(gi fS.
steamer No. 2 red 81 44t; mixed winter
81 i4iSl A.; ungraded white 81 ~ In
store; No. do, sales 6t,000 bushels, at
81 44(Sl a.; No. red seller March,
sales 5000 bushels at 81 48fal &8;
seller May, sales $4,000 bushels at
81 i3i(9i ~ Rys-Dull at sbtse6ic.
Corn-Stronger, receipts "a. 600 buahels;
ungraded 59ld6lic; No. 3 58i(yJeic;
steamer 6Oits8lc; No. 2 seller March
57tt957ic; seller April 64ic; seller hsy
52ic. Oats-Dull; reo-ipts Is 900 bush
els; western mixed i7G4Sc: white wes.
tern 4st(sJic. Hay-Quiet and steady
70ls7oc. Hops -Nominslly and un-
changed. Coiice-DuIl and sctivs: Rio
csrgoes l3iSl6i, job lots l3ttsl7i.
Sugzr-Quiei and firm; lair 10 good re-
fining 7t97ic. Molasses-Quiet and
firm. Rice Demand fair and market
firm. Petroleum-Duil; United s8ic;
crude 6iCs7ie; refined Z 8 asked; Tallou
Steady at 6iS6ic. hosin-Quist st
81 SOL 62i. Turpentine-Higher at
SOC. Eggs-Stesdy; western litsl3i
Pork-StTougcr. old mss ti2 %. Beei
Firm and quiet. Cut heass-Fifm;
long clear tic; short clear 7tc. Lard
Prime steam 81 90. Buttsr-koainslly
unchanged. Cheese-Quiet and krm; I;
western litsitie. Whiskv-Sominsi si
81 10.
Philsdsiphia
PHILaDnLrmiA, March li.-Plour-
No inquiry, except Tor small lots; Mn
nesota extra medium t6 90; good u -; I;
choice 20 50; iancy t8 IS; 81 Louis eI.
ira good 81 90; Minnesota patent 81 %
a. 80. Rye Flour-Quiet at - %.
Whest-Firmer; No. Q red In elevator
81 42it11 at; No. 2 red seller March
81 l2t bid, 81 43} askcd; seller April
81 ts( bid, 81 ~ asked; seller Nsy
81 a bid, 81 ~ ssted; seller ysss
81 +0S bad, 81 II asked. Corn -Qsist
and steady; yellow western, 90 track,
64iw55c; western mixed On trsck Sc;
ssil mixed seller March Sc bid, 6te
asked Osts-Firmsr; western miyed
44{c: No. 3 white +5Se; No. 2 do Eie
Provisions - Quiet and unchsnped.
Buiter-Firm and unehsrged. Eep-
Firm: western i2f1l3e. Cbeess -
uIlD; creamery ltzfslc. Pstrolsam-
Sominally unehsnssd. Whisky-Qaiet
st 81 10.
anvsasss.
MiLvAugsa March II. Flour
Firmer. wheat-Opsned and clopsd
hrm; No. Hilssnkss hard 81 8 10.
nilvsnkss u Ie3; No. 2 M,issutss
q 10: No. .. 81 6i; No. & u GA;
rejected &c. Corn-Stssdy: 70. J,
BE Osts-stsrdy; 80 ., az Rys-
weaker; No. I, 73}c. Rasjey-oaiss
and stesdy; No. } spnng Goe Prpytieas
-oaiet and Arm. Mo- Hot-filpQ
si al % essh oil 7t ssiis Apen l@
Prime stsan 81 lt CD; Ssne 4ph
a U. Live Hogl-eepsg sad higtss
st s. 1894 2 Dns1sd HoC.-ls LIZ
dsnand q q oN c.
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ni..ouri Rspus.lcan s.Ais Goo ysn ,ion.

ST. IorIs, March 1.-The Republican
state Central Committee here. so-dAy,
callei A state Conyention TO be held at
SeiAliA, April san. ior the sssStion OF
dele.atss to the Chicago Conyentien.
The COMMITTEES Was reorsaniEed oy We
election Of Chaunesy J. Hlley, late post-
master Of this city, In the phase Of Sen
Ssou,s II. Shields. filley % . strung
eraat nAa and Shislds ior blsias-
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TBEuRANT BOOM.
E1psstatiou, thAtIt win Revive on His
Return.

Return.
SPECIAL 10 The Regisser
wAsHISGroS, ID. C., March IL.
This week Gen. Grant Will be on his
return home, and will, when he lands
At New Orleans, have an ovation. Tins
Is intended to help him secure at least
a portion Of the delegates ot Louisiana
10 the CHICAGO Convention. As be
moves through other southern states
he will put in his work, and unless
Mr.. sherman wipes out his tracks the
iayorite son OF Ohio viii lose many
Southern votes he now counts uP, n
To-day asked one oi the clearest'heAi'
ed Senators from the South whether
tirant would be nominated =
"Yrs. 4 think So. said
he. 'in spite Of the Tact that the people OF
the NOrtl are opposed 10 him- think
so.. he SAID, because themachine poll
tcians who want sPolls think that u
beaten he can De relied upon to take
iorcible possession OF the Presidency
There are many other persons here Sho
think this way, and vet there are scuteS
OF others who think Il would be most de-
Aable II he cOnld be nominated, be
cause be could be mOre easily beaten
than sherman OF Blaine. ID he ~ nom
mated, shreWd Democrats suil contend
that IL will make the Cincinnati Cen-
vsntion nominate Horauo SEYMOUR.
Candid Republicans, uhen told -, AL
NIT that ho would be a strong candidate.
Ohio Democrats. on the other hand, SAY
that Allan g. Thurman can beyond a
doubt beat Grant IN Ohio.
Personal News Items
The application OF General Roger A.
Pryor. now OF New lork, Dor the re-
moval OF bis disabilities. went to-day 10
the Judiciary Committee Of the senate.
The lectures Of Bob Ingersoh are a.
ing harm, for the reason that greAi
many people want neither to De he'd ec-
countable Tor their debts nor civil deedA
Mary Andersons Julia last hlSht a.
the National Theatrs was sPsenala
piece Of acting, and RAsmond ~ ssi-
isrs" will draw BIZ house
senators Eaton, ksrnan s.d s@n~
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Toledo.

ToLEDo, March iis-Wheai-stro
No. | white Michigan 81 "a: amber
Michigan 81 81; No. 2 red winter spot
q 5ii seller March 81 81 !; seiler April
81 s1i seller May 81 81: sriler June
81 3li seller July 81 lot seller August
81 10: No. . red 81 70; Western smber
81 30: 10. 2 red mixed ti Is. Corn
Strong; high mixed &2ie; No. 2spot
i2iEsl3c; seller March and April s2ic;
No. white Isse. 0ats-DuIi and nom
inal. Clover Seed-Stesdy: mammoth
81 20; prime q %; No. 237S.
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Rast L.ibsrty.
Ctnoinnau.

CrxcInHAn, March ll.--Hoss-D Dull /.
common IS 2ys4 ~. light u 2tlst ",
packing ~ 26(d4 %. butcher u Nfe
I O5. Receipts 2,iO head. shipments
g25 heal
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PrrrDrssa. March ii.--Pstrolsun-
Active; crude slic q Psrker's ior SHIP
nent; refned 7t07te ior Pkiladsapkk
delivery.
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Cnnsna Superyiaors.

WAsHINGroS, March 1.-THE Senate
confirmed the following Supervisors oi
Census to-day. II W. Nc pOwcll,
Third District OF Ohio; Henry A. Town,
Fourth District; NJ. W. Hobart, Sixth
District; j. W Stanley, Eight District,
and +. w. Chrisman, Second Arkansas
District.
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NEIGHB0RHO0D NEWS.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE
TOWNS AROUND US.
Three thriving Towns, BelIaire; Bridge
port and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on the B. 4 S. W. R. r.
Business and Politics.
BELLAIRE.

sales Of Real Estate-Two Accidents on
The b. & D. w. X. R--A Boom In Boil
ers Big Shipment Of GRAIN GLASS Jot-
tings -Railroad Notes. &c.
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Aancaster f,ltelIigellcer.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. %, 1890.
Names SeriO.COmedy.
Scene Mt the Augusta Observation-Disclosures
of DiscOrdant Elements.

Scene at the Augusta Observation-Disclosures
OF Discordant Elements.
An Augusta dispatch says: The play
wrights are missing an opportunity. ihere
is the material for popular comedy III this
city of Augusta. Act one, scene irst,
should open in the dining room Of the Au-
gusta house, at the supper hour, when
hungry Republicans and Fusionists sit
down for their tea, toast and gossip.
A traveller from New Zealand would
never imagine that the capital OF
Maine was the scene of a Mexican
muss. The tables are filled with the
Fusionist officials and legislators, who
elbow their Republican antagonists and
get them to "pass the sugar" The much
arrested Major Folsom eats his steak with
the appetite of a man who never read OF
drum head courts martial and the ringing
yolley of death fusilade. Fuslonlst
Governor Smith sits at the head OF one OF
the tables with his cheerful spouse and
daughter. two persons who fully recognize
his title to the govcrnorshlp. Near at
hand Governor Davis sips his tea and
chats with Fusionist friends, who call him
Frank, " but refuse to call him "Gov-
crnor. President Locke of the state
house Senate and the gold spectaclcd,
benevolent gentleman who presldes over
the Fusionist House, both eat cuts from
the same sirloi@ There are some few
radical fellows whose partisanship colors
their every action, but i'll the main
(non pun) there is about the same
state of feeling as is displayed be-
tween rival factions gathered to attend a
political convention. 1t is perfectly safe
to address every man as colonel . ma
ior'' or captain Maine. in this respect
resembles Mississippi. Fusionist Cover
nor Smith is as Democratic in his ways as
Old Hickory himself. He smokes :. L.
d. pipe and has no sort of anxiety
about coloring the lace curtains. He is
as full of old Penobscot grit as Governor
Davis and with a suit of armor would
pass for one of King Johns barons.
Throughout the early part of the night the
rival partisans play euchre, ald few way
ward. wicked men indulge in twenty
five cents worth of poker. The Maine law
prevents anybody getting g lass of nerve
Guieting la@or, or honest ale, but there is
superabundancc of 'cool refreshing gin,
doctored brandy and forty-rod whisky
Even the Sunday school men take some
thing for their stomachs, A scientific OBJ
server of this Maine muss ascrlbes 1t all tt
a too exclusive dict of ice water and plc
A community so fed is certainly tit fol
treason, stratagems and spoils. The Maine
law. if repealed SO far as malt liquors arr
concerned, and applied to pie and ice
water. would restore the stability of thu
government. A soiOurn among moi
who talk constitutional law and carry re
volvcrs is dull enough.
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TOCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
HOURS FOR CLOSING TIL

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS
BY RAILROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL.
200 m, l2:3O p IN. 4f5 p nj and ll::N m
WAY MALL east, Il III.
GoRDoNvILLE. Downingtown, Lc:,min Place,
Gap pm.
PHILApELrHIA, through mail, ! and - II III,
l2:5O, 4I5 and ll:;O pm.
PIrrsBURGH and west, l:9O and Il::1 pm.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 10 Il III, l5o. 5:lj AMI liza p
WAY MAIL. west, lOam.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. via Phila,iel-
BALrIMoRE AND WASHINGTON. via York. I:Dp
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON via Harrisburg,
ll:3O pm.
CoirEsvILLE, 4:i5 pm
COLUMBIA, 10 u III, l:aO and 5:l5 y III.
YORK AND YORK WAY, LEO and ll:;h y m
NORTHERN CENTRAL. 10 II III. l:3O and ll:'I y IN.
READING. via Reading and Columbia X il, 10
u and 1890 pm.
READING WAY, via junction, Litiz Mannheim.
East Hempficld and Epl!rtta, m.
QUAREXvILtEE E Camargo, ,, Ksi,on, NsW rr%si-
vile, $50 i III, and 7::sG III:
New HoLLASP, Churchtown, .,, Greenhank;
DOwnngtOwn, at I a IN and 6pm.
SAFE HARBOR, via Columbia. Dam
BY STAGE-Millersville and S;ickwatOr, to
Safe Harbor, daily, at I'D pm.
To Millersville, 8 and II a III, and pm.
BnkIey's Bridge, Lcacock, Earcvill', Now
willow Street, SmithvilIe, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove.
Rock Springs. FairmOunt and ROwlandsville,
Md, daily, at ] am.
Landis Valley, Oregon, West Earl, Farmers-
vile, HinkIetown, Terre Hill. Martin',lc,
daily, ut 30 pm.
Fertility L:Impcter and Whcatland Mills, to
Strisburg, daily. ut p III.
Greenland and SOudersburS, to Paradise
daily, ut p H..
Nefisville, daily, at 4pm.
New Danville. COnestOpa MarticviIle, C.le
manville, Mount Nebo Rawiinsville. Beihcsia
and Liberty square, daily. -; I'D pm.
WHEN OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
ARRIVING BY RAIL.-Eastern mail, : Il r..
lO45 a m, 3 and $50 pm.
Eastern way mail, 10:45 u IN.
Western mall and 10 "A H. 2 and $50 p
Reading, via Reading and Columbia, 80 d
Western way mail, IN.
Reading way mail, lO:3O u m.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-FrOm Safe HarbOr
and Millersville, ut a III. daily.
From Millersville, and u III, and IN,
From New Holland, at $50 nj. daily.
From ROwlandsville, Nd at 2:3D pm.
Reading way mail, ut 1890 N, daily.
From StraSburg at $50 q m, daily.
From Paradise TO Lancaster. ~ IN, daily
From Neffsville, at p IN, daily.
From KawlinsvilIe; at u q IN;
There are four mail deliveries by letter car.
rierS each day. and on their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited In the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave tho
Office ut G::D III; second delivery at 10 m
M.
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE HOURS
On Sunday the pOstOflice Is open from Apr'
20 October l. from to a IN, and from 6 to
p IN from October l tOApril from to 10 "a M
and from to ] y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-28

nUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
On WEDNESDAY, ,FEBRUARY4 4, 1880, at
the Leopard Hotel, on East King street. will be
sold a good two-stOry BRICK DWELLING,
with twO-story Brick Back Buiding, situate
No. 357 East Chestnut street. The house con-
tains Il hall, six rooms. kitchen, garret and ex-
cellent cellar, is well built, In good repair
and conveniently arranged with closets, etc:
gas through the house, hydrant water in yard
and kitchen also, cistern with pump. Lot IS
feet and inches front, and 81 feet deep:
This property being located in rapidly i'm
vicinity of u large Cotton Factory, Penn Iron
Co.'S Works, Bests Machine Shops and other
industrial establishments, and must always
command a good rent Cr ready sale. Here is a
chance to buy Il cheap property, as the owner
is determined to sell.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m., when at
tendance will be given and terms made known
by HERR II STAUFFER,
H. SHUBEHT Auct. 3NOith Duke Street.
[jG}tfu
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KIDNEY IND LIVER CURE.
w A r N E RS
SAFE
REM EDIES!
WARMERS SAFE PILLS

WARMERS SAFE PILLS
Are an immediate stimulus fora Torpid Liver
cure COstiveness, Dyspepsia, BiliOusness.
Bilious DiarrEOea, Malaria, Fever and Ague
and are useful ut times in nearly all Diseases
to cause Il free and regular action of the Bowels.
The best antidOte for all Malarial Poison.
These Pills are the discovery of an English
army physician. and have been used with the
greatest success among the British troops in
India. They are only manufactured in this
country by II. II. WARNER co.
WARMERS SAFE NERVINE,
The improved discovery OF probably the most
skillful nerve doctor in the world, quickly
gives rest and sleep to the suffering, cures
Headache and Neuralgia, prevents Epi1cpt1c
Fits and is the best remedy for Nervous Pros
tration brought on by excessive drinking, over
work mental shocks and ther causes. ltrelieves
the Pains of all Diseases, and Is never injurious
to the system. The best of all Nervines.
Bottles of two sizes prices, 30 cents and ST.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Safe
Diabetes Cure, Safe lsitters and Safe Tonic
are also superior remedies, unequalled in their
rcsDcctiye fields of disease.
Warmers Safe Remedies are sold by Drug
gists and Medicine Dealers generally through
out the country,
Send for pamphlet and testimonials.
H.H. WARMERS Il CO., Rochester, NJ
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-28

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