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A Mystery.

Mr.. En-. Patterson received a tele-
gram Saturday from a point IN Iowa
saying that &c. l.. Sullivan Is dead, have
a grave prepared. He telegraphed
back for particulars but could get no
response. So far no corpse has put IN
an appearance, and the matter Is looked
upon as somewhat "fishy.' c. l.. Sui
lvan formerly lived here.
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County Court Proceedings.
JANrARr [. s. AND 9. 1891.

JANUARY Z. s. AND 9, 1884.
M Toler, road declared a public
highway.
VIM NJ Gates, bond to school funds
for $500 approved
Victory b Clark, bonds to school fund
for $loo approved.
| VIM H Prentice, bonds to school
funds for $500 approved.
Z w Myher, penalty on taxes re-
mitted
John Patterson, swamp land patent
ordered on Sc Ne 11-62-14
w D Murphy, mot. to have assess
ment corrected. Dismissed.
John Shaver, sheriff, report on fore
closure of John McYickers school fund
mort approved.
7 J Lowe, Bond to school funds for
$500 in lien of Samul Streets bond,
approved
Fred Ethel scho olbonds withdrawn.
NJ C Falconer. school fund mort
released.
Samuel Street ST.. school fund mort.
released.
S Hill, pr Mrs Hill, school fund
mort released.
6 W Broyles, Taxes on Nv Nv 81
IL, released.
Jacob H SHIRLEY. coroner's fee with
drawn.
Godfrey Sprang. released on payment
OF S5.51 on account of stray which had
been reclaimed.
W j Ashlock, annual report and
settlement as Cir Clerk, approved.
) S Mclaughlin, annual report and
settlement as county clerk. approved
Geo " Novinger, penalties on taxes
OF the Sc Sw, 15-6316 released.
W B Harlan, taxes on lot blk
kiIksville for years prior to 1894, re-
leased
TIC Campbell, appointed agent to
confer with Masonic Hall assn. and
report terms and conditions their pro-
perty on Nv cor Square can be bou ght
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"You appear to be gay and happy,
said Gilhooly to Kosciusko Murphy,
whom he met at 4 ball at the residence
OF Col. Yerger, on Austin Avenue,
You look well fed, are well dressed,
and all that Must have a good income
l presume.
"Oh, yes" replied Kosciusko, II
don't complain. l have my salary,
fifteen hundred dollars then l make
FIVE hundred dollars 4 year by my lit
erary labors, that makes two thousand
then I run in debt thousand dollars,
that makes three thousand dollars. A
single man who couldn't subsist on
that ought to be ashamed of himself
-.SffhHgs.
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KIRKSyILLE MARKET REPORT.

HOGS: $3.50 to $500
STEERS $4.00 to $4.25
SHEEP 215 to 81
DRY COWS: , 80 to 800
COWS & CALVES $25 to $40
CORN: 45c. to SOC
OATS: 25c.
WHEAT Is to SOC.
TIMOTHY SEED $I.OO.
CLOVER SEED: $500 to 500
HUNGARIAN: 25e.
MILLETT; 25c.
RYE: Zoe
HAY 800 to $500.
BUTTER 10 to 18c
EGGS poe.
BEANS: White $50 to eco
BUCkWHEAT: soc.
CHICKENS to $50
DUCKS: to sc full reathered.
GEESE: $400 per doz
TURKEY: 6 to 71sc per Id.
APPLES 60 to so
BEESWAX-1S.
FEATHERS Ducks Sec: Goose 4:5e.
Chicken ) to &c; Turkey ; to 6c.
HORSE MARKET
Heavy Draught 800 to $40.
Drivers $1j to Sll5
Streeters $40 to S1l0
Saddlers $50 to $40.
Southern $50 to $50,
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Burned

We learn that Mr.. and Mfs.Jos lives
baby was quite severely burned on
Tuesday by falling against a hot stove,
This is the second accident of the kind
that has occurred in kirksyille the
present winter.
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Another Proposition.

Court house propositions seem to be
fashion Just now. We learn that Mr.,
n. A. Baylor IS also ready to submit a
proposition to sell the county his fine
building on the south east corner of the
square at a reasonable price, say IN the
neighborhOod OF $500. He claims
that his offer has the additional advan.
tage that the huilding, already occupied
and under lease to the county Tor some
time yet. would involve neither re
moval or the payment of rent to the
end of the lease. We presume our
court will take no decisive steps in the
matter until they have thoroughly
looked over the field and secured the
very best terms possible, and not then
unless they believe such a step would
meet the appreciation of the people of
the county.
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Getting even With Her.

as Mrs. SamuelSon IN g asked Mrs.
Bozuinbee OF the servant at the house
Of the former, on Austin avenue.
NO, mum, she tole me herself 10
tole you she wasn't IN"
"That's very kind in her. Pleasl
tell Mrs. Samuelson that / didn't cal
this afternoon.
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Holiness Meetings.

The Smith Brothers who were assist
ed last week by Rev Hawkins, of Kan
sas are still conducting Holiness Meet
ings' at the Masonic Hall. The attend
ance for a week past has been quite
large and on Sunday night the hall
was Gro N6ed
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New 17-page Catalogue.

Describing fruit trees and other
nursery products with such other in
formation as think most needed, can
be had free at Heiny 4 Cos.
n36-Sr. CHAs. PATTERSON.
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To correspondents.

E. denomination for our
Home Circle received and placed on
file for next issue.
Communication from Liberty town.
ship received too late for insertion IN
last issue is omitted. Write again.
We want regular correspondent at
Queen City, WIlmathyille ard Bra
shear. Who will respond:
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MONET TO LOAN

At the best rates ever offered in
Adair county, NJ. d. HoLL1sTER, South
side Public Square, Kirksville. Mo.
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Span of dark brown ho.>es coming
6 and : years of age, also good wagon
and double set OF harness All in good
condition. Apply to Jos EDWARDS, six
miles east Of Greentop. n39. 4 "
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MARRIED.

BLE-BOIsCOURr-Atth the residence o. LSnl'
lanes - Trimh.e and Mss ZerandA - BoIS-
eourt all Of Adalr county.
VISGFR-SNYDER-By the sAuie ~ TIE Issi-
jan, Sth. isSi. Mr.. J. ,. Noviureraud Miss Hes
Ann EuNayF
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The Skating Rink will be open every
afternoon and evening in Hopes Hall.
&. W. HOLDEN,
Manager
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Cash subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday. Jan II.
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TRULY VALUABLE" .,,..,
\. F,n,., s,, 9, a ;,,. 'a; S'''a'
1alearl hdo wv :. {

ing ...,,sns oolDrs f1 :, has done
sa,s ss''s'; :, = ;s,:; ss:s
S0 70 Re cot Of Of, d sosnslal pIo' sols
roc ny sfs cough. " BAtsAA'
gota 'n'osg's Coz rrheved ny
were ,,sry TnnCn liking W.
ton of /. n and ai' attend "
throat ant s able " I've afwaE9
bottle of \ lungs "a all OF ny
on trial, whlc. lei "a with COZ
throat and cous .ecounrnenu
large bottles Wa 1ll sunef
my business. My "a -,gs.
been weak. My fat xlul
brothers and only sister Y, Mo.
suption. can cheerful tor 49,
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAA. Sosott,
ing with had cough or yea @e
Simeon Fawcett, Kansas Cit
Marsh's Golden Balsam
throat and Lungs. and Marsh's
Blood and Liver Tonic, are for
w. G. Fout, druggist, Huntsville.
arpt bottles -O cents and St
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DIED.

BARNES-Nt the resid. nee Of his father, miles
southeast Of hlrksyiIle. on Thursday. jan Nm.
Milhrr Bs,u,s IN the sd year OF MS axe.
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Remembe Der the W. c. T. {. entertain
ment at Smiths Opera Hall Friday
night
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j. S. Baker and Co. are willing to
pay SOC per bushel for few thousand
bushels of good corn.
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Found.

Ii you want to buy groceries cheap
go to Bailey & Jennings, east SIDE of
the square.
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Fritz BeIdenstein, Carondelet. Mo-.
writes: After suffering for over two
years was was cured by the uSe o.
Browns Iron BitterS.'
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Center School Report.

Monthly report of Center School dis
trict No. 3, TIP, 81, range 10, for the
month ending Jan. II, 1SS4:-Pupils
enrolled %; daily attendance 10; aver
age number OF days attendance by
each pupil II; per cent of attendance,
-; number of days taught, 10. The
names Of the pupils which have at
tended every day during the month
are: Orion Bliven, Wilhe Henderson,
Walter Henderson, Jacob Skater. Bet
tie Shafer, Emma Shafer, Josie Sprang,
Daniel Henry, Charley Augusta and
Lydia Nanlaningham. The names of
the visitors are: Mrs. Susan c. Shott,
Mrs. Ance Shoop, Miss Lena Shafer.
Mr. George ". Truitt, Mr.. Marion
Nanlaningham, Mr.. Levi Phipps, Mr..
Thomas Vanlaningham, Mr.. j. J.
Brummitt and the board of directors
consisting Of Mr.. Godfrey Sprang
Pres, DR.. George Darr and Mr.. John
Henderson.
RENARK>
The NUMBER of pupils have been on
the increase ever since the school COM
menced. eight weeks ago. The number
enrolled at the close of the inst week
icing %. the second 80, thr third 10, the
fourth t. the fifth Is, the sixth II, the
seventh %, the eighth -. Two of the
pupils have moved from the district
since school commenced.
J. q. TRuIrr.
Teacher.
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Sacrifice Sale.

All of our Mems
Overcoats, Winter
Caps, Gloves, Wooden
Blankets, Comforts,
Ladies Cloaks, Dol
mans, Hoods and I'M
derwear cheaper than
you ever saw them
Oh earth. Solid facts.
Come in and carry
them away.
B. E. LAMKIN.
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j. S. Baker e Co. have good Orleans
sugar II lbs for one dollar.
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7 OST.-Belweeu I'attersou's Nursery and Kinks
l. VILE. or ht town, the ham spiiuie and cap
% . surveyors compass. 4 suitable reward wilt
ylyeU The Under, by leaving same ~ the Graphic
1fFyt r. j. DOCKERG.
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- OOn FARM FOR SAILED miles cast OF Kinks
VI Vic and four and halI miles north vest ni
haa~hear, Qua rur OF mile from school horse and
Iurce quarter miIes from sabbath Home church,
due uviEhH.rhuud: 70 improy ements. al! prairie,
wil sell at bargain. Enquire al ths Office: or adj
dress. AMOS flstFSi. Brashear. No
nsg.Swa
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Browns noussnoiu ranaooa.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied e1ter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and II Is warranted dou.
bio the strength than any other similar prepa.
ration.
II cures pain In the side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothaehe, and
ALL ACHES, ana Is The 8rsat RsIieysr O,
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEAn
should be In every family. A teaspooniul OF
the Panaeea in tumblor OF hot water [swoet.
ened, II. preferredl, taken at bedtime, win
BREAK or A COLD. q cents s.botlle.
mayl-r.Th.f&w
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Concentrate vitality.

All excliants, to radically cure. must be in.
nocent. The art consists In continuing their
use until matters in the system contrary 10
health are removed. Health tnds happiness
In the mere sense OF existence.
BRAsDRErH's PILLS stimulate the blood so as
10 enable nature 10 throw on ali morbid hu-
mors, and cure disease, no matter by what
name they are called.
The secret OF recruiting the vital principle
is discovered In BRAsDRETHs FILLS. because
they remove what holds II in check Its be.
neyed they possess thcsa elements o vitality.
Heat, healthy animal warmth, IL certainly In.
creased by the use OF this wonderful medi-
cine. Provided tue great organs are not irro-
parably injured, there IL no disease BRAD.
RErH's PILLS will not cure. The true art OF
healing Is to Dssist nature TO throw of disease
Ito concentrate, as 1t were, the whole vital
ity OF the system to eject that has fastened Oh
part
GET BRADRRTHs PILLS BE put OF With non,
other And follow the printed directions, ant
III alth will surely bless you.
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/" Hume Sweat itnma. .

rms song Is very good in its way, but Il
there any sickness In the househOld3 N 40
home cannot be always pleasant, We taks
espocial pleasure an recommending Rurdook
Hood Bttfers, bona dde and certain cure for
uyspepsia, ana hll diseases of the liver and
kidneys For sale by IA. b. Cochran. drnugtst
l3I anu l39 North Queen slreet. oe.e.,
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Il see you did not awe that horse Days
Horse and Cattle Powder. as toll you" 4" !
forgot It, Sir" 81 knew 1t. Look at that
A six year old boy would know he had
worms" Price twenty-five conts per package
OF one pound, full weight
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THE GREAT
Nerve Conqueror'

Itquiets and cOmpOses the pattcnt-nOt by the
Introduction of Opiates and drastic Catharties,
but by the restoration OF activity to the stOm
aCh and nervous system, whereby tho brain
is relieved of morbid ianCies, which are ere.
ated by the causes above referred to.
To Clergymen, Lawyers, Literary Men, Mer.
chants, Bankers. Ladies. and all those whose
sedentary employment causes nervous pros
tration, irregularities of the blood, stomach,
bow els or Kidneys, or who require a nerve
tonic, appetizer or stimulant, SAMARITAN
NERvISE IL invalugble. Thousands proclaim
II the most wonderful invigOHnt that ever
sustained the sin king system. Sl.5O. sold by
all Druggists. The DIR. s. 4. RICHMOND
NED. Co, Proprieors, St Joseph, Mo.
CHAs. n. CRITTEETON, Agent,
New YORK City.
al lyeOdSw 81
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Put Upon hi. Feet.

set mp IN bed and coughed till the clothing
was wet with perspiratfon. My wife tnsiste9
teaspoonful relieved me, and two bottles haye
cured me. l can honestly recommend A. u
". Perkins, Creek Centre, N. Y, For sale by
Queen street
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7 oUsLMhIL hhKANaEMEnTs.
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
Ey RSiiroad-NEw oRT THROUGH NAIL, 500
ana i:jO u, NJ, 1850 y. H. 300 p. IA. ana 2.OOa.
WAY MAIL. cast, 7gOam
DOwSlSaTowN, Lcaman Place ana Gap, Gl5
y. IN.
PHILADELPHIA THROUGH MAIL. 500 auG 7.JOa.
M, sI5 "A. M, 1880, $500 and 2.OOa m.
fIrrsnURd AND WEST, 800 a. IN, l:sO aud 1913
y. an.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 500 ana 900 a. m, To- 500,
7;l5 ana lOi5 p, IN.
BALrlMoE AND WAsnrnGroS, Via Philadc!'
phia, 800 y, IN.
y. N.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINoroN, VIA Harrisburg,
lOi5 p. IN.
Coitesville and DOwuingtown at 1880 p. III.
COLUMBIA at 900 u, m 1880 and 500 D. IN.
ioRK AND lORR WAY, 1880 and l0ii p. III.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 Il. m l;2O and lO'ib
p. IN.
READIEG, via Philadelphia, 5:COand II 90 p III.
READING WAY, via junction, LititZ, Man
QUARRY VILE, Carmargo, New PrOvidanco,
west willow, Martinsvillo, ReitOn aud Lime
Valley, 0:l5 n, IN. ana 500 u. IN.
NEW HOLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank.
Blue Ban, Goodvilie, BeartOwn and Spring
Grove, by way OF Downtngtown, ut 6lb p. III.
SAVE HARBoU, via Columbia, 500 u. m. and
$40 p, IN.
By stage -slackwater ana Safe Harbor,
10 Millersvillo, sand lI:8O a. M, and p m.
:, Binkley's bridge, LeacocR, Barevillc, New
Willow street, smithvInc, Buck. Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Crock, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs. fairmount and Rowlandsville,
Lanuis' Valley, Dragon, West Earl, Farm.
ersVille, hetisyillo, liinkletown, Ierre Hill,
Martindalc daily, at $50 p, m,
Greenland Fertility, Lampotcr ana Wheat.
laSd Mis- TO ,s, ss,tras6urg' daily at p m 6o,o
manVillo, Mount NcbO, Rawlinsyille, Be-
thesda and Liberty square daily, at 2:3Op. m.
ON Sunday evening, malls east ana west
clos at 1000 r. III.
WHEN OPEN FOX DELIVERY.
Arriving by Mail-Eastern matt, $3.50 u. m.
1000 H. M, 500 ana $3.50 pm.
Eastern way mail, lO.OOa m.
western mail, $50 and 1000 Il. M, zoo ana
100 p m.
Reading, via Reading ana Columbia, 2;SO
y. m.
Western way mail, $40 a, N,
Reading way mail, 1880 a. M. ,oo--
QuarryYille Branch, $40 u. III. ana 400 y. IN.
arriving by stsge-From Safe harbor and
Slackwater, at 500 a, NJ, daily
From Miiersyille, and ga. m and p, IN.
From New Holland, Mt $50 a. M, daily
From Rolandsvillo, Md, a. 400 p. m
Reading way mail, ut 1880 n, m, daily,
FROM strasburg, NJ $50 a. m, daily.
From RawlinsyiIe, at ll0O a. IN.
From Terre hlll, at 1000 "A. m.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, anu on thoir return trips
they take up the mail matter deposited In the
letter boxes,
a collection Is mado from all the loxos on
Sunday after iOO y. m.
For the nrst delivery the carriers leave the
ofliCe at 700 n, m. second delivery Rt lOOO
a. IN. third delivery at 800 p, m.
SUNDAY POsTOFFIUE HOURS.
on Sunday the postofco Is open from April
| LIST 10 October lst, from 5 10 q, M, and from
10 p. M. from October lst 10 April lst, from
10 10 a, m, ana from to 7 y, m.
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Aanraster fntelligenrfr.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH al. 1884.
Olu JOHN q.

For the irrSLLiexscER
He taught school at the old stone house,
An use 10 swing the timber,
In that strons way that made boy,
BE active, like an timber.
We didn't need gym astics then,
To train our CROWN muscle,
osyou"ss..s 20, ono.sno na
80 20, ns
Aiou .nv , 10
,...,,.,..,", ~ ~ 49,
$50 W ,
""s""S w "aS w"
His name was John G. Lewisburg-
How we'll used 10 know I'll
He wrote 10 stiff an plain as print,
Put curiicues below It,
But always when 1 saw that name,
wherever he had signed IL,
,n" a.. 80, nan,nd .,
ny -, ,,,,,, :, MA Jobn G. !"
..1a,,s 80 ,aass MIN.
,,s ~ s,,,, 90, mn
Asros IN, . 80 ,,onah, 70 nieaSe him,
His hair was such awilderhoss'
No comb had dared explore IL
HIS face was full o. hills an dales,
with brambles CROWN DER 1t;
He only wore ono gallus, an
His pants hung on him BIAS
w,,S ,,aners learnt an, pious,
u,. shoes we're ike my fiddle Is,
NJ, ..~,,,o. an ,ooa. a N, brokan-
n, what m,gnt have been, the things that be
Arahpt a sorrv token.
For John Cs heart my nunle' too'
Had liner music gwen
aOma kind maStar'a manu- TO ma
Tho meiody nad striNeh'
Our hands were a"Kwaru' 10 oe sure
An discord lthey orouBn' US
while Jobn O. thrashed an taught US.
We never could Rtt even quite
Each trick must bring a thrashin',
Each thras h a trick. so Justice bobbed
Aronnd IN see-say fashion,
One winter norhih rouhu tue nre
The schooi itseit was tna"in
One boy was spittin on tne stoNe'
He'd learnt tooacco-oI a"ih'
naii a uozen thrown Waus
" paper saihss tho cehih'
Artistic gifts rcyealin',
Praised up by all the eyes around,
Was DRAWN horrId faces,
As boys growed bigger show US lite
A.skinn,n, all the graces.
Behind the stove, a youngster loos''
Anew'learntjig was dancin''
The girls al modest STOOD around
row o. bright eyes glancln'.
An old John Z. dreamt 'mong the din,
As II he never heard It,
D., has no tnno,,a tn vorI a.
- - - .,a.,I,,,,,,,
-. -, T,stna -,
s.,a,i -, - 60, u,a.r
VIZ, ,sn,n,,,,, th,ras nayo ,r,ea 'em
Old John C.'s back wa TO the stove
many cracked "ten platter"
That lost its coas out on the hearth,
Like lava from a crater.
One edreadnsught struck by idee new,
The best he'd had that winter
Picked out CLOWN red.hot coal
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Ss-A THING or BEAUTY. The most brilliant
shaues possible on all fabrics are made by the
Diamond Dyes. Unequalled for brilliancy
anu M durabilily. lOc, At druggists. Send 20. for
2s snnple niors. Wells, Richardson Il Co.
Burlington, Vt. '
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Do You Beiioys IL.

That In this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives are
male miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
sour ana distressed stomach, Liver Com
paint constipation, when Tor 75c. we will sell
!hem shhohs Eitalizer, guaranteed 10 cure
~ and 1888 North Queen street. febI.eon2
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Harrisburg Express, which leaves Lancaster
at 7iO p. M, nae direct connections (withOut
Chango OF Car3l - Columbia ana York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when ia gECI
Will stop ut DoWningtown, CORtCsvillu, ParECs
Ourg, Mount JOY, EiiEaboLAtOwu and hLiilc
town.
Day Erpross, Fast Line, News Express, AiaiI
Train, No. !, western Express aud fRcihC tG.
press run daily.
The time here given Is Eastern time, or that
OF the 18TH meridian, whiCe IL minute and
seconds taster than that heretofore used.
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FOR LaIne mack siae or Chesi, use sHI-
LoH's POROUS PLASTER. Price, % cent
Sold by ii. Is. Cochran, 1877 and lS9 North Quoeu
street, Lancaster. tebl4eod0
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1vKrwALL LEnkNOs A ,,,r.,,,,,,,,,
" VALLEY RAILROAD TIME.TAni,E

: II u y,
SOUTHWARK.
iLhlns leave Lebanon daily (excopt Sun
"as ~ o'n ~ N, l2,2A ana 7lS u. IN,
ArIiNe at CORNWALL at $40 "a IN io.q- =, a.,
and 7.lO y, M; Rt Coucwnpo nj -, 80, . 90 ~, ns
hhu e'Eu r. M, connecting with th0 pennsv y
Nahi" railroad for points East and west'
EORTuwARp
s.15 y, III. " ''' " p''' o''o anu
arrive 1T Cornwall ut SIS H. M, AIS ana Ola
y "l.' ht Lcnhnon Mt $50 A. m, 4 10 and p.ls n
nRllng railroad for points East umd Wost
nd thn Lebanon fremont branch iOf Iohns'
town, IlncgtOvC and Tromont
Ino b;dO "A. IN. train viii stUn pnIv ~ T,,,,.
wal, IolobrOOk ana HcilAlrp " "
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4 SORE TuHoAT

" "Chronic Pharyngitis."-In these cases
the voice becomes veiled at times then mnt'
Ned ana hoarse, These symptoms con tinuine
clear, distinct tone, and the effort 70 do so ~
painful The voice lnay bo u deep bass I'm ths
mornlng, anu gradually rises In pitch 10 a
shrill screeoh In the course OF tho day All
diseases OF Eye, Ear and Throat treated sue,
cessiully by '"'
DRS II. u; and Al. A, LONGAKER.
once, l3 East Walnut street, Lancaster
Consultation tree. mO.ltdSw
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AZ Lancaster with Niagara Express at 9.ts
VII run through 70 Hanover daily oEcnp'
Sunday.
Frodorick Accommodation, vast, connecting
At LAnClstCT with Fast Limo, wos.., at J: ,r vii
run through % Frederick.
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READis1 n OoLUmBIA K. N.
= '-hhhSEhEHT OF PAssKHGs.
MONDAY. OCTORER o,ru 40.

=, INI,s ,y',uNNl HI lUlUlng WIN ITIius n ~
o noin fhillleiphia, PottSvilIe, Harrisburg, 81.
temtoNh ana New York, VIA bound liuDA
. AZ InluinbiA win trains 70 ana trCu .,
hanover Goitysburg Frederick ami -. !
W"t"' -. WILSON So
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DIR. La GRANGE,
Corn Remover.

The most effective preparation for the re-
placed before the public. ~ N'''
Warranted 10 eradicate completely and
within short time the most Obdurats corn
hard or soft, without pain. "''
irIs POSITIVE CuRK. SOLD AT
BECHTOLD'S DRUG STORE.
No. iOi WEST ORANGE STREET, corner n,
Charlotte. diivd
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SUNDAY POsTOFFIUE HOURS.

on Sunday the postoflico is open from April
list 10 October lst, from 10 a, M, and from
10 7 n. M. from october lst tO April lst from
10 10 u. m, and from to 7p, N,