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'new TM 1h HI meat by a Beat.
Ib a Otaee'BHth rtr Caused by
tLecatMT Bptiik fUal Meeting
Rv of OauBcil TaWH Ketes.
r CormpeadeBM ot'ItnititaHem.
LbMBlA. Jul L Jehn & Yake, bc-
nled by -Dr. Charles H. M. Mean, ei
delphla, went out fishing yesterday
goon along the breaitt "of the dam. The
i nbent fire o'clock was very high, and
raves yery strong;, and theyhad as much
r could de te prevent their oeai irem
ever the dam. They found It Impose!
I row up the river, and were In apro apre
nent until Jeseph Fiaher. who was llh-
t en a battery below the dam, came te their
je in a catioe. lie wok tue men ever we
In but canoe and then toett mom te
i below the dam.
. MaAatlAt Wa.AKlaAa AkH S.A .1 VAtlll H
5. 'HlHBmemorate the anniversary et the birth
- I ... .. .. a '. .-!-
.'the nation's lnaopenaence. r,acn one
11 fellow his own Inclination and celebrate
I day in a manner wmcn suits ntm nest.
r.nuurtm win nan uie uav wiui ueuiui.
I the use et Are crackers, etc.. will be the,
ins Dy wnicn mey wiu Keep vue uunuay.
i nicnle of the Columbia fire company at
Use's weeds, the game of base ball, and the
a at McUrann's nark, at Lancaster, will
I draw their share of our population.
,' Ilia Daad Cenntilman.
f ML. lA.flt Wnnntl ttAlrl n nAAl.l mAnf.
I 1UO IMUUgU WUUM1 UV1U Dfmv.M. ...UWk-
&Jfc in the council chamberef the opera house,
'Swet evening,' te take some action upon Uie
tK'f Si1 Jeun rayne, ineir laiemeraiwr,
'.imeMrs. Musser, 11110 ana x-orreito. wero op-
i iilUlw m WHIUIW V U.ai.li avevii.wuua .
rj Jfftpect. The council cuamber and the seat
lupieu vy ir. xrayuti win uu urajwu 111
nurnlnir for the space of CO davs.
Alie uer-
t sjegh council will attend the iuneral
in a
tfcedy.
' S.P A Hoase ORen Tblted by Fire.
," .i'VrA spark from a passing loceniotlvo set flre
' t W'iW WO BU1IU& llttlUV UUU Hb IUU
? ? IVlUDt Ui ATQ41J HHUWI MJU A VllllOJ A VUUtU
ii tMMlread. The lire happened yester-.v.-.'rfdav
afternoon, but was seen extln-
..,' .;nlshed bv some of the noluhbers bv a row
K'U. . bucke ta of water. About everv three or four
' V 1 1' wtwiks tills house la en flra from a anark from
'-iw .. iti -- : . . t : .
p''afm passing engine, nut as it always nappens
iVtifMttrlnn flliA nev. It In innn nut nut nnrl tlin
ir- 1 5rtotrnetlnn nfthri linnu nrr(Arl.
j- -'r " .: " . : .. ...
'-?- beeaung ua i-eini ter uorengn Ligming.
' '?!j. Te-dav the ras and water committee of
it jfi council will locate the different points at
3t7.Vtlivit enA nnwnr Mmnanv. tinlll ttin arrancrA.
"jimenta for elenxie light can be perfected. Tbe
'.,-;Mrt use of naptha will be made for about 60 days,
Js&S! which time will be necessary te erect tbe
1 poles, wire, etc, for the light The Celum-
Lla gas company will atop furnishing light
after te-night, as thelr contract will then ex
pire. Ills Ann tlreken.
While riding a horse belonging te Samuel
Campbell, en Eighth street, yesterday nftor nfter nftor
eoon, Frank Themas, a boy living en .Seuth
Fourth street v. as thrown from the animal te
, the ground, breaking his left arm. The
cause of the accident was that the horse
became tightening by seme plies or dirt
, en the read and tbe lad was unable te
keep his seat en the horse. Dr. Craig set the
broken member.
.. Town notes.
Housten JJrewn, whlle engaged in play
with some companions, fell en the pavement
and dislocated the third finger of his lea
hand.
The funeral et Mrs. Kmanuel Heppenstall
will take place from her late residence in
, Wrightavllle te-morrow afternoon. Tbe lady
was well known in Columbia.
' The funeral of Mr. Jehn ray no will take
place from hla late residence en Seuth Second
street te-morrow, Thursday, afternoon at 2
o'clock.
V--A very large draught horse, of Canadian
. stock, has been sold by Samuel Campbell te
" Jonas Nelt for 1240. The name party sold a
-' fine driving horse te Dr. F. Hlnkle,
A tleral curiosity can be aeen In the yard
; or Mrs. Hardnele, en Seuth Frent atreet It
is a cactus plant containing 135 ilewers.
, ; A picnic will de neiu en mursuay aiiur aiiur aiiur
'noeu, by several Columbia ladles and gentle
men, at tue wnguisviue grove. Alley win
'IF
1 air
Ata. returnlnir in the same manner about
line o'clock In tbe evening.
ir. f , x. niuiuui$, ji.-uiicir u runiuuui? u,
f, &jt aueui me ycaia ut ou ruui, luinn., nes te-
'-'P&U&'- T. t ta. 1 It-Al !..., t. -,.1.. .!.!- -.,..!
77u'v .11. is uiua, inkeir Mia, ,uu vjuiuuium uiuu
t, Vst " '.will have a game of. base ball en the Feu rth
C,?2- ' A delay in the arrival of canal beats at the
"ii-Aj: - Columbia decks was caused bv a leak In thn
" canal at the Mabantange ncqueduct This
VJVr IAWM AVJSJUaCTU AUU UJO WBW OIU IVUlll
;-f runntner ppirnlarlv.
BVKXMD BTMltBirOJSKS.
rjTlirllUng Accident te a Little Girl en North
gaeen street.
Katie, a six-year old daughter of Ames S.
Klngwalt, met with a painful accident Tues
day evening between 0 ami 7 o'clock. Sbe
was carrying a cigar-box in which she bad a
toy pistol and a few paper caps that explode
by percussion. While she was running in
front of Beer's book store the caps exploded,
having probably been struck by the pistol
' wbteh Jolted from one end te the ether. In-
;k.V - K Htantly the girl's clothes were set en fire and
'frfW? H ahe was rather badly burned en the wrist and
K JilS. , if "ueuiaer. Jier ejeurews were singea ana a
v W$ portion of her hair was burned off. She ran
ijyj;., screaming towards iterratner wbe was near
iYvj'tS i i bv. and no snoeeeded In extlmruishlncr the
ft ''j-S ? flames before any ether damage was done.
vaHJS "Dr. Welchana dressed the little girl's
-P;', WT wounds, and te-dav ahe Is rnslinir nnmfnrt.
VRW ae'y DUt nor aamirauen ter toy pistols ana
"jv fr.pJ percussion caps has disappeared. They are
i$'i'sf-J'i:vi dangereus nulsaneea. and elten cause painful
. -i..j-i- .. : '. . -. t .. - -: .---. .
asSsVvi. -VMS acciaenia ana aemeuaies less ei me
tmatfm&. :
A Patent Granted.
i A patent has been Issued te Mr. Hiram
.,,......, u, .u,.uu. n.,uuu.t., uu.vuuuijr,
UlNe. 310,510, dated June 9th, 1M5, for an ira-
m. ipreved bag fastener. The body of the last-
C-air I ener Is formed of a spiral sprinir. which en-
w' fVALtj ables it te conform te the slze of the bag with
? ?jWS ?which it la used. There Is a goese-neckod
, .l.r henlf flttnphnil irt nnfi mill nf MmsiirtMr. flm
Iff'. ,,'Ajif .U free arm of which Is prolonged se as te form
r'ivu liWit alever by which Uie hook is mere readily
gy' .it'"wr' connected with, or disengaged from a ring at
a. WWA the ether end of the spirat The connection
: 'i (i. " or the hoex and enrlmr. and tha rlncr for an.
teu'i v ,.l" ":.. ,;. i.. ." -
( wiKiDg uie uoek, prujwi' iu bucii a manner as
te lenn a convenient ueariag ier me luumu
and fingers In bringing the ends of the fast
ener together, ana with the lever enables
great force te be exerted with ease in tightly
closing tbe bag with which It Is used.
This patent was obtained through Win. It
Gerbart, solicitor of patent of this city.
Knights of Pythias OfBeers.
Teutenla ledge Ne. 1C5 Knights of Pythias
ejected the following efticers last evenlng :
v. v. Gustavus Henmiut
V. O. Carl Shultt
Prelate Henry Hent
M. of AV Philip Klause.
M. efF. CarlBehu.
M. of E. J. H, Oatermayer.
1. 0. Michael Maasleman.
O. G. Themas Titus.
Trustee William Balr,
Representative te Grand Ledgo Adam
Oblender.
Feniiral of Sanders UeCulleaglb
Sanders McUulleugh's funeral took place
ea Monday, the burial being at Chestnut
Level cemetery. An address was made at
the roaldenee In Oxford by Rev, A. H. Oros Ores
bUV and at the Chestnut Level Presbyterian
church by Rey. J. M. Galbiralh and Iteva. J.
& Turner, L. C. Sutter and David Andersen
partlelpated.in the servicei. The funeral was
largely attended. i
f
Bis Sakuy Increased WOO.
.
i fTha UTAa UmmiM fainA H7A.t I.M1
ilk . """7 .. . Tzi T". '"" "
yi juearu et trustees vave veieu an increase of
rt . nw te Principal rmnip a
it ' C j"akJ,)K it 12,000 per annum.
tw te Principal rautip'a salary, thereby
tub tArin rn.
VyUoriiev,8auutfaaftaco or 402 pupils, an
I1W
ncreaae of Ml ever the corresnendlmp mn r
itaat year. jj .
Cl'.vJ
1 '$" v$ ammm taasa i w vw ivucnTi
cIa 0..4S. - a rm-.-.-.
Heurv Hhnbart. amWtieceer. sold at nnlilln
rf- 1 Ml. June SfLatAaOMD Wall's halel. tl.e
y r rl nnghsjf tttwr T'nn of O, lUm-
HumwmM 4$H strt.
arxirsn rttKtxa ceiicsmt.
An EnJeyabl ExblblUea of Miulcat Talent at
the Opera Heme.
A large audience aasembtcd at Fulton opera
house, last evenlng, the occasion being the
summer evening concert of the boys and
girls high schools, under direction of Prof.
Carl Mate. A fine musical pregramme had
been prepared and all acquitted themselves.
with great credit Nearly every selection
was encored. The amount realized, which
was quite a handsome sum, Will go toward
the defrayal of the oxpensos of the trip of the
high schools te Ilarrisburgen Jtuyn hel
lowing is the pregramme :
rAivr i.
Overture root unci lYiwmt , Suppc.
Ml-s A. Mntz.
Chorus Ucre'a Bnrnnnda, ,..chmlat.
IllKh Scheel,
"ele Cemes n Onllnnt Youth (Ftelsclmtr,!
Weber.
Mliis Flera J,8ener.
ChernsJTIs Evening llrlngs My Heart te Thee,
Tucker.
Hlnh Schools.
Sole Prayer and Sccnejrralchutt) Weber.
Chorus The Wanderer's Fnrewcll,. ..Felic Heng.
High Schools.
Sole Thy Sentinel am I Wnlsen,
Jlr. Jehn U. Warfel.
rAHT it.
Chorus Scrennde from Hen Pasiunle.Denlrettl.
High Schools.
Sole .luillth Concone.
Mme. M. Mntz.
Choms-SlutnbcrHeng Klicken.
High Schools.
Sole The Scout....
Mr. Jehn U. Warfel.
Chorus a. Jaanlta Norten.
Heys' HUh Scheel.
0. Spinning Maiden... Etchberg.
l GlrlsHIgb school.
Sole Then You'll Remember Me Italic.
Mr. Frank McClnln.
Chorus Come Where Flowers are Flinging,
(Martha) Flolow.
High Schools.
C benis Swiss MoiintulnSenir,., Folk-Seng.
Hlizh Cchoels.
HVXDAT ACnOOT. ASSUVTATlOlf.
The Officers .Elected for Iho Ensuing Year A
Proposed County Convention.
A meeting el the Lancaster County Sunday
Scheel association was held In the hall of the
Y. M. C. A., nt 10 o'clock this morning, ami
was epened with prayer by Hev. J. B. Shu
maker, D. D.
The fellow lug nained onicers wero olectcu
te serve for the ensuing year :
rrcsldent a S. High.
Secretary H. C. Moere.
Treasurer Charles Denues.
The committce appointed at a former
raeettng te draft n constitution roperteil one,
wbicJi was taken up, dlscuised and adopted
arttcle by artlole.
The commltteo appointed te propare a pro pre pro
gramme for a county convention, reported
one, which was received, Bublect te alter
ations horeafter te be made If deemed necos neces
sary. It was resolved te held a county centen
tien seme time during the present autumn,
but the date was ten for future consideration.
Resisting an Officer.
When Corener Henamsn vent down te
Salisbury en Monday te held an Inriucst en
the remains of Jehn A. Robinson and Gee.
W. Anne, the two boys drowned lnlllllard's
dam en Sunday, he held nu Inquest en the
remalns of young Anne without pretest, but
when he went te the liouse of Wilsen Rob Reb Rob
liiHen te held an Inquest en his sen'B
renmliiH that gentlcman protested that It w.v
unnecessary and should net be dene. The cor cer cor
enor did net deem it prudent Jp force his way
Inte the liouse, as he had a leirnl right te de,
but came back te Lancaster, and made com
plaint against Mr. Robinson befere Alder
man Spurrier, who Issued a warrant for his
arrwt The corenor accompanied the ofllcer
te Mr. Robinson's and held the Inquest, and
Mr. Rebinsun entered bail for a hearing of
the edeuse charged against him. The time
et the hearing has net yet been fixed.
Twe Lltes Lest In a Railroad Collision.
A frightful accident occurred en the
Nickel-plato railroad en Tuesday, near Erie,
whoreby two lives wcre lest Mrs. Jehn
Denlin, with lier babe nml llttle boy and
nurse girl, Sadle Mahenoy, wcre riding In
the caboose of a freight train, which stepjied
en a trostle oer a ravine at Sprlngneld,
whero It was run Inte by another freight
Mrs. Denlin grasped her babe and !ey and
ran out en the platform, followed by the
nurse, when all were liutled eer Inte the
abyss, 100 feet in deptlu
Sirs. Denlin and the nurse w ero mangled
te death. The babe was caught In tbe boughs
ofatreo, and may possibly recover. Mrs.
Denlin held en te nor child until It was tern
from her grasp by telegraph wires belew.
Sbe was teullily mungled by the wires about
the breast. Urakeinaii Tlieinns ruhey was
Injtired In the collision.
The Result of a Temporary Ecllpte.
Frem the Alteena Times.
The New Yerk S'ini, which claims te shine
for all, Is evidently a geed deal in the dark
itself, possibly the result of a temporary
eclipse, with regard te the political standing
of our esteemed and excellent contemporary,
the Lancaster Intelligencer, which it
quotes as a Republican paper. Se far from
tills being true, it is a tact patent te eery
newspaper reader in this state, te say the
least, that the Intelligencer is one of the
most steadfast and best edited Democratle
dalllOH In or out of Pennsylvania, and it is
difficult te understand hew se knowing a
journal as the New Yerk Sun could have
fallen into the error of quoting it as Republi
can authority.
Almest a Serious Accident,
Monday evening about 7 o'clock, David
Pleam, a hired boy of AbramGreiT, was com
ing rrem uarevnie en a mule carrying a
spreader. The mule took fright at it and ran
away, throwing the young man off, when
makng the turn from the pike te tbe Herso
Shee read. He was picked up by M. B.
Weldler and ethers, and carried te his home
nearby. Dr. Weidler was sent for and no
administered te his wants. Ne bones were
broken, and lie may in a fuw days lie able te
move about again. The boy has been rather
unfortunate or late, as lest week he was
kicked en the arm by a herse quite sevcrely.
Officers Elected.
Conestoira Circle Ne. 110 B. U.
Pa, elected the following officers
(H.F0 of
last eten-
mg:
C. W.i-Andrew Bejlc.
O. J. Jehn P. Kleiss.
O. F. Henry W. Stein.
H. S. K. Jehn A. Overdeer.
II. It A. II. Eshlemaii.
II. T. W. Haterekamp.
H. H. V. II. Wllhelm.
W. of D. Harry Jenes.
W. el N. Gee. Chambers.
Trustee Henry W. Stein.
Rep. te Grand Circle, which meets at
Husten in August A. H. Eshleman.
Incitement Caused by a Squlrret
A large grey squirrel, which no doubt es
caped from a private yard or pen, created a
great deal of excitement en East Orange
street, between Llme and Shippen yester
day. He put in an eppearance en one of the
large maple trees en the North slde and as
seen as the boys discovered his whereabouts
they followed him with clubs, slingshots,
tc At one time there was quite a crew d en
hand and the people in the neighborhood
were greatly annoyed by them. The squirrel
is believed te have escaped unhurt
To-JIerroWa Sheeting Match.
The gentlemen who will participate In the
sheeting match at McQiann's park, te-morrow
afternoon, will sheet nt firteen birds
each, instead of ten as was stated last evening.
Great interest is manifested lit the match,
and there will be a large audionce present if
the weather ia geed.
Taken te Uie Hospital.
The only iuinate of the station house last
night was Adam Wqlf. He was found wan
dering en the street Dr. Reland rocom recom rocem
mended that the man be remoted te tlie
county hospital, as be Is sullering from can
cer or the fore and presented a (rightful ap
pearance. He was taken te that institution.
Receipts of Taxes,
The roeoiptaoftbe clty-treasurer'a oifice
en Tuesday were fl2,000 and en Monday
18,000 making for these days the heaviest ro re
ceipb) for the same length of time in the his
tory or the city, Te-day will else be a heavy
day, as it Is the last en which an abatemeut
eau be secured en the payment of city tax.
The New Kuciuupment, '
The members of the Odd Fellow ledges of
the etty, interested in the formation of a new
t la uie eity, met last evening
Itbe applloaUea.to tsia grand a-
ipamr.
VearUi of Jety at MreOtaBa Park.
Gmnd horse and flog races la the morning at
te and afternoon at 8 o'clock. The greatest
novelty wilt he the deg racing. Alse horse races
between the fastest trotters In the county.
Flcnle at Peary
Grace church pnsnles at Pcnryn te-morrow,
ladleatlonsarefora very enjoyable excursion
te a no w ground beautifully lmarered. Fer the
accommodation of parties down town, baskets
may be left at Itubley's drag store net later than
7 a.m. The morning train leares depot at TJS. .
B
DKATBB.
MassiirKOr. In this city, en the SOtli Inst,
Gee. II., son of Gee. L. and Harriet A. Messen
kop. The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents, Ne. S8 Seuth Prince street, en
Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment prl
vale. Md
Weon In this rlty, en the 29th Inst, Martha,
wife of Klchard Weed, In the "Oth year of ber
age.
The relatives anil friends are reepectfnlly In
vited te attend the funeral, from the residence
of Mr. Erlsman, Ne. W If ager street, en Thurs
day nftorneon at 4. o'clock. Interment at Wood
ward Hilt cemetery. ltd
MJLBKKT8.
Philadelphia Prodeea Market,
PnitADstraiA, July 1. Fleur met with a
limited demand from the home consumers at
termer rates.
Sales of 1.M0 barrets, tncludlns Minnesota
bakers' nt U!i l'enn'a family at H T5
Western de ft '0i 13 s 1'atenU at sa . 7J.
Uye flour moves slowly at ss 75 per liarrel for
choice.
Feed was steady and In moderate supply.
Sales of Western Winter Bran, at 114 BOglJ 21
per ten.
At the I n. m. call There was bid for wheat
Sle hid for June for July i 97Ke for Aug.
II OOJfJ for Sept, II MX rer Oct'
Cern-5:c, June i Me for July
Antr. Sic for 8ept. M'4e for Oct.
I Ue for
for July j
8cpt
bid
Outs SMa. bid for Jnne i 3711c.
3c.,Aug. ; 33c, Hept; Sle for Oct,
New Yerk Prodnee Market.
New Yerk, June 80 Fleur market dull and
S rices are Arm i Fine, at t2 3503 x
uncrflne. S3 1003 7Si Common te Fancv Ki-
Ira Ohie, s.1 tegt 00 1 Ooed te Choice Extra
ftcrn,l(3 75j Minnesota, $3 BOSS 90.
Wheat Ne. 2 Ited, Winter, July, f I 00 j Ang.,
11 out i Sent., si 03W.
--'-' .- i -.'-
tern no. a nixeu, June ana
July, MiC
Aug , SIKe.
vw no,
2 Mixed. xiv.c
for July j 8J)e for
Uye dull t Western, MXA0)-
Itarley nominal.
Perk dull Mess, 111 00.
Lard-J88, Julyi sew, Aug: 4703.
Molasses qulet ; 21c for 80 test.
Turpentine steady at Kc.
Itfwln qulctattrAKtl 22H for strained te geed.
Petroleum nominal : refined In ceses, V,Q
lluttcr dull t Western Imitation Creamery,
12015c ; prime te choice Creameries, lOQTOc.
Cheese firmt choice Ohie flats, ftXflte !
Western Flat, SJQCe.
Kggstcady; Western, llQlJifet State, 13J
ISUc.
Sugar dull j Refined Cntleaf and Crushed
7V0! Confectlencrs,'A," f'XQQ ll'.6c: Urunu Urunu
letcd. ejQ6 11-16.
1 allow steady ; prime city, 5UQ3 6-18e.
Freights nominal.
Rice steady and unchanged.
L'olTce Arm i fair canrees. 8We.
Hay dull NO. I Timethy, Jc$l 05,
Chicago I'reduce Market.
Cbicaoe, J ul y 1,9-TO a. m. Market opened;
Wheat August, 9e ; Sept., B2W09t);c.
Cern August, 47ie j Sept. 47KO.
OaU Aug., 27c ! Sept, WkW.
Perk Aug., 11037 ; bept., itOM.
Lnrd Aug , Srt 7i ; Sept., $683.
Ribs Aug , IS 60 J Sept, CO.
closing.
1 r. v Thestrengthshnwn nt the opening In
wheat was diminished by the heavy selling of
the shorts and some or the longs, who did net
wnntterbuugetner. About four millions wheat
delivered. Ne corn or eats or any moment de
livered. Wh!l,V-Jul3r,8Sc'' Aulf'90,t Sept,MKc;
Oct., 9I70.
Cerr-J nly, 47Jie Aug.,' 47Vic ; Sept, 47c j
Oct , 4,c.
Oats July, SlJie ; Aug . 27e t Sent, 2CKe.
Perk J nly, tin se j Aug. flu J7K sept,, tie 47K!
Oct., 110 A1H.
Lard-July, M 6IK Aug., H 72$ ; Sept., 82K)
UUI. IVDJ.
Rlbg July, S 40; Ang , IS 50 Sept., S3 CO ; Oct,
Lilt Stock l'rlcea.
CmoAne Cattle Receipts, 8,000 headt ship
ments, 3,000 head : generally weaker; shipping
steers, i-sseai.va . 5!ie 20: i.jeaiiuais .
K 01 00 : 8S0Q1.2U) ls., SS OnOi 73 ; iteckers and
rcederu, s.1 00(t 60; cows, bulls and mixed, $220
QUO; through Texans active and a shade
lower at $3 736470,
Uegs Receipts, r,000 head shipments. 4.000 ;
market steady and 6c higher ; rough and mixed,
tf 9334 12 t packing and shipping, $4 0&84 20;
llirht. 119430 : skins. M OM3 (SO.
, --.. -:...- . .n. . . M.
iheen llecelnts.
Z.UIU eeui i iiipuieniA, eiJ
market dull : natives, $2
J390; Texans, $2 100
150.
3 75 ; Lambs, per head, $16;
East Ltanrrr Cattle active and In geed de
mand at a slight advance; best $3 60Q6 ; fair te
geed, $ 75fiS 23 ; common, $1 23Q4 60 j receipts,
tV head : shipments, 1,819 head. Shipments te
New Yerk, none.
Hogs qnlet and a shade lower ; Philadelphia!,
$1 SOQt 33 1 Yorkers, $t 1304 23 ; receipts, C00
head; shipments, S.CO0 head; shipments te New
Yerk, yesicrday, 2 rarleads.
Sheep dull ou common and a shade lower than
last week ; geed grades unchanged : receipts,
9,40l head; shipments, 4,000 head.
Stectt Markets.
Quotations by Reed, McUrann A Ce , Rankers,
Luncester, Pa.
11 a.m. 12 x. 3p.m.
Missouri Paclfla
Michigan Central
New Yerk Central (UX
New Jersey Central......... 39
Ohie Central
Del., Leck. Western W,
Donver&RleQrandn
Erie
Kaunas A Texas... 17K
lAkoShera 63V
Chicago AN. W oemmon. 'A1
N. NTenL A Western ."
St. Paul A Omaha ....
Pacific Mall 4 K
Rochester PltUburg
8t Paul 7. 1SU
Texas Pacific l
Union Pacine WA
Wabash Common...
Wabash Preferred
Western Union Telegraph.. COW
Louisville A Nashville...... 33
N. Y., Chi. A St L
I.ehlgh Valley
Lehigh Navigation tr,
Pennsylvania... i
Reading en
P. T. 4 llutrale .
Northern Paclfle Common ....
Northern raclfle Pref.
Hostenvllle
PhUadelphla St. Erie W
Northern Central C2
Central TranBp...
Cuuada Southern
OU !i
People's Passenger
SB SB
1
eeji
M
83
20
17
n w
New Yerk stock Market.
Niw Yerk, : July I. Wall street 1 30 p. in.
Meney cesy at IK per cent Exchange steady
at $1 8384 80. Uovernmenta Arm. Currency
6's. $127 bid; 4's Coup., $1S3K bid : is de,
$U2Ji bid.
The stock market epened weak and destined
in the first huirheurJi topper cent under tb
leadership or the Vanderbllts and Lackawanna,
which were quite sharply pressed for sale.
After the first call there was seme buying or the
Grangtr, said te be rer (Chicago accounts. This
stiffened the tone et the market and the decllue
was rully recovered by midday. At the time or
writing the market Is heavy and unsettled en
selling of New Yerk Centra! and Paclfle Mall.
lr.M. 3r.v.
Western Union 00 wa
Adams Express .... 136
American Express 94
U.S. Express 57K
Wells. Farge A Ce. , 107
C. C. I.AC...
C. U. O. I SO
New Yerk Central ,, 83V 83K
New Jersey Central , 39yi 39
Illinois Central Express mu
Ohie Central , g
Northern Paclfle ,
" Preferred
Central Pacific 80!
Union Paolfle , 60:
.,,.....
winuui, M. nutuu... ...... a....,,,...... IK
Texas Paclfle n
new i ors jtievaiea
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Alt Terra Haute.
.,,.
,...
.."., ... Preferred ,
Canada Southern..,.,,,,.,,.,..., ,,
Canada Puclrtc. ,.;,,,
Chicago A Alten.. ..,.,-,
Cbes. Ohie ,
t). Allud 76 .
Del., Lae. A West 93
Denver .,.,,,,.......,..,,,,,,.........,
Erie...... ,.,. 9i
75
. ICIVIIDU,,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,
Hannibal A St Je
" Preferred
Kansas A Texas... ,.
Lake Shere...,.
ta
tie
IK ffi
L'vs'lleA Nashville ,.., 83
Merris A Essex...
Northwest 93
" Preferred ,
Ontario A Western ,,
Ohie A Mississippi.....
, " Prererred
Paclfle Mall , 4t)tf
Quicksilver.,
" Preierrcd....,.,., ,... ....
12
93
17
iii.
si
MKW AUrtCHTHUCMLKNTB.
WANTED, AT 30 NORTH DUKE
.. -u??, Mlrt rer geueral housework in a
small family. Ooed wages paid te one who can
tome well recemtiendel, StdWAl
Uieltwlwim Jtelter WUm.1
, The OriftaaL ,H - " " " T isset.
74 Vf
','. lai"
MM ATMMTMamr$.
AKINQ POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesetneness. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
seia in competition wun ine mniuiuae ei iew
test short welght alum or phosphate powders,
aoiaemu in can, ketal u,
AKiaa POWDKS Ce.,
108 Wall Street, New Yerk.
mavw-iyaw
1TTANTED.
YV A girl te de general homework in a small
family, wun no chili
1th no children. Apply at this orace.
1W1"
TTTANTED-A YOUNG MARRIED MAN
TV want a situation te de any kind of labor
ing work.
Apply at
ltd
Ne. 418
WEST ORANGE STREET.
THB FINEST CHERRY, BLACK
berry, Ginger and Klmmel Brandies at 50c
a nuart, at
' KOHUKIt'S LIQUOR HTOKE,
aprK-lydK Ne. 22 Centre Square
Gr
RAND PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH
sr TUB
MAPLE OneVK BIIOOTINO CLUR.
At McOrann's Park, TOMORROW ArTEIt
NOON; 150 birds will be shot at. Sheeting com
mences at four o'clock. Admission, lecents. ltd
MANHOOD RESTORED.
REMEDY FREE.
A victim of yenthful Imprudence causing Pre
matura Decay, NervousDeblllty.LostMauhood,
Ac, having tried In vain every known remedy.
hasdlKCOvered a simple self cure, which hew 111
send FHKK te his fellow suflerers. Addreas,
J, H.REEVKS,
43 Chatham St, New Yerk City.
janls-lyeedAlyw
CTRENOTHEN YOUR LUNGS
Jiy expanding the chest with
KNI0KERBO0KER BRAOE.
for Ladles as well as Gentlemen. Fer sale at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
137 and 139 North Qneen street, Lancaster, Pa.
dec84md
"PIOURIHOFJULY.
Grand Herse and Deg Eaces,
Morning at 10 and Atternoen at S o'clock, at
McGrann's Park.
De net fall te see
THE RUNNING DOGS,
the Greatest Novelty ever presented the people
or Lancaster. Alse, the HORSE HACK'S between
the fastest Trotters owned in Lancaster county.
Perfect police arrangements t eight sworn fn
policemen. Three front rows or seats en Grand
Stand reserved for Ladles and their escorts. Six
streetcars running every ten minutes from Cen-
ins aquare. -
AI)M!SSI0N-2Sc te open stand; 33c te
Grandstand Jyl-3tR
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TION. The Democracy or the county of
Lancaster will meet In their several districts en
SATURDAY afternoon or evening. JULY IS. at
8 laces and between hours te be announced ten
ays In advance by handbill by their respective
committeemen, te elect threeerflve delegates te
the county and district conventions, which will
be held in the city nt Lancaster, In the commit
tee rooms, third fleer el Kepler's postefllce
building, en WEDNESDAY, JULY tl, and te
select one person from each district rer county
committeemen for the ensuing year.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Delegates from the city will meet at 10 a.
m.. teelecl three delegates te the state conven
tion. The Delegates from the Second ( Lewer ) Dis
trict will meet at 10 a. m., te elect three dele
satea. The Delegates from the Third (Upper) District
will meet at 10X u. in , and elect four delegates.
The Delegates will meet in County Conven
tion at 11 a. m , and nominate
ONE PERSON rer Recorder.
ONE PERSON rer County Solicitor. '
TWO PERSONS rer Prison Inspectors.
TWO PERSONS rer Directors of the Peer.
ONE PERSON rer Director or the Peer ( two
years 1
ONE PERSON rer Jury Commissioner.
W. U. HENShL, Chairman.
J. 11. Mcutt, )
U.S. I'ATTKKSen, J Secretaries.
W. II. GRixn, t
N. R The special attention et all members of
Uie County Committee and officers of the Dele
? uie elections is ralleu te the law
'rlinary Elections requiring tbelrei
evenilnir
cers tn be
sworn, Ac.
J.
It MARTIN t CO.
WALLPAPER
DEPARTMENT.
A SPECIAL LOT OF
This Season's Patterns
Which wa will cleia out during this week
Regardless of Oest.
THEY ARE READY TO-DAY.
And will be at prices that can't help
bnt Interest you.
We have nene but experienced und reliable
mechanics en our force, and can guarantee all
our work in every respect
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
WINDOW and DOOR
SCREENS.
Screen Deers,
$1.26,
HADE TO FIT YOUR POOR.
Screen Windows, - .46,
MADS TO FIT YOUR WINDOW.
Extension Screen Windows,
43 CENTS.
LARGE SIZE.
A Few With Solid Wire, Net Broken, 25c.
J. B. Martin & Ce.
Cor. West Kise and Prince Sts.
LANCASTER. PA.
WAXOMMh C.
"HTATOHES, CLOCKS AND JKWKLHY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF WATCHES. CLOCKS AMD
JBWXUtY.a?
ABTXMTIMMMMXTB
I pASTERN MARKKT HOUSE NOTICE.
'J Markets at the above IIouae will be held en
the morning and evening or Friday, July JOlh
next. Instead of Saturday, Jnly 4th.
Jun-4td . TUB COMMITTEE.
THE LARGEST, 1IEST AND MOST
oemptete assortment of Playteg Card In
the city from S cents per pack up at
HAKTMAN'S YKT.I.OW FKONTCIQAK
STORK.
GEOrtOE BENNETT-PnACTICAIi
PLUMBER. STEAM AND GAS FITTKK.
All orders promptly attended te. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Werk done at reasonable prices.
NO. 439 NORTH qUKKN STKKRT,
Jnnel7-md lAncaster, Fa.
AX Persons having bills against the Directors
or the roer are hereby notified tn present the
same before neon of the Friday before the first
of the Peer are hereby nntl
jfe
LVI
eaiuruKT ui me meniDi
All bills coming In after that time will be laid
ever until the next bill day.
ny order or
JW-Std
THE riOAUD.
g-IALL AT
REIQAUTH OLD WINK
V I
BTOKK
-FOB
Llaten's Extract of Beef.
VtSaST 1 THB WOIXD.
Kstabllshed, 17M. II. K. St ATM AKER, Agt.
feb!7-ttd Ne. Kast King St
M
ADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
AT
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. E. 8LAYHAKKR, Aesirr,
Ne. ss East Kike Stbeit.
fublf ltd
Established 17W.
FARMERS NORTHERN MARKET.
On account of the thef July occurring en
Saturday, the market will be held en FRIDAY
at the regular hour. Jc30-;t
TJIIR8T-OLA8S BOARDING.
X? Together with the choice or rooms en the
first or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Call en or address,
NO. 402 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. afrtrd
FISHERMEN'S SUPPLIES.
Japan and Calcutta Htmboe, Jointed Reds,
Brass and Sickle Reels, Silk, Linen, Cotten and
Drafts Lines, Artificial Files, Swerded Heeks,
Ferrules, Trowels, Tips, Floats, and a general
Una of tackel adapted for bait or fly fishing, at
HURLEY'S DRUG 8TOKK,
Ne. 24 West King Street
SECURE BECIITOLD'S SHARP BUILD
INO SAND-I'reparPd specially ler brick
work and plastering by a new Crustier and no
extra tharge. And no such charge or sentence
as Charles A. Iluddensclk, the New Yerk con
tractor, received July 23, 18M, will ever be made
te any or our Lancaster builders Loek for the
sentence tn te-day's dallies and take wnrnlng.
1. S. Orders received
AT BECIITOLD'S,
Ne.K North Qaoen Street
NOTICE TO imiDOEnUILDERS.
Proposals ler the erection of a Weeden
Inter-County 1! ridge ever Octoraro creek, at
Ress Fording, will be received nt the County
Commissioners' Offices, Lancaster and West
Chester, until IS o'clock neon, THURSDAY',
juli v, wi. i-ropesais win Deepenea in Lan
caster thn following Monday. Ily order or
COMMISSIONERS OI' LANCASTER AND
CHESTER COUNTIES. JelO WAS tlll-jylO
NOTICE.
Thn members or the Lancaster Musnncr
chnr will meet at their hall en te-morrow
(THURSDAY! evening at 8 o'clock, te make ar
rangements te attend the 5th annnherxary of
the Lelderkranz blnglng Society te be held at
Tcll's Haln en Saturday, July 4, 1385.
ily order et the president.
It GEORGE 1'FEIFFER,
Secrctnry,
e
AK HALT
JULY i, 1885.
RIGHT TO THE POIjNT.
SU Fairt JJen't H-ll'oeI J'nnufoeiu.
Every deslrable slze at tMOpcr pair.
Flasszls, Srneca, Cahsimkiies, both Fancy
and Conservative st les.
Many or them bat e been sold as high as 13 ea.
Our eyes closed te profit simply don't want
the Pantaloons.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
S. E. Ceairzn Sixth akd Market Strects,
I'uiLADktrntA. JeS tfd
CONSUMPTION I HAVE A POSITIVE
remedy for the above disease) by its use
thousands et cases or the worst kind or long
standing have been cured. Indeed, se strong Is
my faith in Its efllcacv that I will send 1 H'O
DOTTLES FREE, together with a valuable trea
tise en this disease te any sufferer. Olve express
and I. O. address.
DR.T. A.SLOCUM,
JanlS-CmdeedACmw 181 Pearl St, N. V.
AT
BURSK'S, 17 EAST KINO ST.
National Jubilee July 4, 1885.
FIREWORKS !
FLAGS AND CHINESE LANTERNS !
De net wait until Ihe the last day te get your
Firework Display. Our works are the unex
celled Colored Fireworks and are geld at the
pries el plain works. One or the Finest Pieces
Is the FLORAL FOUNTAIN. It Is beautiful and
easily puterr. wukhs ur kvkut ijkbuuii'
Tie
Dealers supplied at the lowest Jobbing
ra s,
BURSK,
NO. 17 EAST KiNCr STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
TOHNS.GIVLER.
GEO. V. RATH VON.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.
OFFER
MOSQUITO CANOPIES
AT LOW PRICES.
CARPETS and HATTING.
We continue te sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
Elegant assortment of New Patterns bought
Fer FALL Trade.
Carpets will, no doubt, be higher in price, se
are advlae everybody te buy, new.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NO. 25 BAST KINQ STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
s
AINT-IUPHAKL WINE.
INFORMATION.
The Salnt-ltaphael wine has a delicious flaveur
and Is drunk In the principal cities or Russia'
Germany, North and Seuth America, Great
Britain, India, ana se en. The quantity exported
annually is sufficient proof of its stability and
staying powers, while for the real connoisseur
there is no wtue that can be considered IU
superior.
AVThe Saint-Raphael Wine Cempany.Valence,
Department or the Dreme (France.)
E. SLAYMAKER,
Ne. KAST KING STRKKT.
rift-trd
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
GUNNERS. All persona are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any or the land at the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed erunln
dosed, either rer the purpose or sheeting or ash
ing, as Uie law wlU be rigidly enforeea against
alitrospaas'iigen said lauds or the undersigned
aftetWs nij QOLils-AN riMCKMAN,
'. ITU WAfD C. rKKIMAX.
. tlsway tn R. W. OeUwi ifa hetw.
HMW
JTJB ay ADrjSHTIBEKKJtTa,
THE CITY TAX 18 PAYABLE ON Oil
before JULY I, with an abatement of per
cent. Office hours from 9 a. m., te 3 p m.
JcU 15ld
u. r. MY BUS,
City TreMarer.
TTNDELTnn BLUE COATS. EVERY
) ITnltcd Slates military pest Is supplied
with Bensen's Capclne Piasters. Scientific
quick-acting.
OC1IOOL TAX FOR 1885,
The duplicate Is tn the hands of the treasurer.
Three per cent off rer prompt payment.
W. O. M Altai! ALL, Treasurer,
. e. ix venire square.
Officn hours from It a. tn. te 4 p. m.
Junell-tfdlt
LARKE'H TEA STORE BEST GOODS
and Honest Prices. Granulated Sugar, 7c.
White" A.," 0e. Coffee, lle te 3e W . Pure
Byrup.lOcVqt. OcnnanHoap.Jellbar. Latin-
dry Starch, Se V ft. Telenhene.
CLARKE'S TEA STORK,
38 West King Street
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'8
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant bread. Fer sale by Grocers
generally.
Levan Sc Sens, MorehantMillera,
Oftlce: 17NORTU PltlNCEST. apr271md
pHAMPAQNE.
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THE riNKST
CHAMPAGNE
WINK NOW
lUl'UKTKD.
AT REIGART'S OLD WINE STORE,
Ne. 29 East Kise Stkkbt.
II, K. SLAYMAKER, Agt
rebl7-tfd
Kstabllshed, 1788.
A TliANTIO CITY.
The Chester County Heuse
IB NOW OPEN.
Comfortable, homelike, situated very near the
sea, with extended piazzas upon thice ocean
fronts. This Heuse has long lieen known as a
most pleasant summer retreat.
JunciVtnd J. KEIMASONS.
R
EDUCTION IN CUSTOM -MADE
Clothing. A well made. Elegant trimmed
and
nu pcrieci mi
oed English
tllnc lliiInr HulL for 118 00. A
h Corkscrew Worsted Suit, flat
irnlded. In enn. two. tbrener four button cutA
way, for fa 00. A handsnme Check Casslmcre
Suit rer fA.oe. An elegant Sergo Suit, In black,
bine, drab or brown, for flSW). Kine English
Striped or Check Pantaloons irem $5 OOup. Re
member, all work Is strictly tlrsl-class. Every
garment warranted te b c presented. A
Koedflt, well-made and nlcciv trimmed. The
largcsi assonmen
titef patterns In this city.
A. 11. ROSEN8TK1N.
m24-0mdlt
37 North Queen street
rOlt BALE OU REXT.
ArpimTTstLTTliSATitrar.
dence or Ames 8. Hendersen, deceased, nt
the northwest corner of fcast
ner of cast King anu Aim
streets.
ALLAN A. IIERRACO
JunS-lwd 108 East King Street
T7IOR RENT.
J3 Three Law Offices at Ne. IS NORTH DUKE
STREET; and a basment &S rcet long, supplied
with water and heat,
marae-tld U. rRANK ESULEMAN.
-ITTHITEOAK LUMIIER FOR SALE.
TT Persons wanting White Oak Lumber, cut
toerder, can be accommodated at once by call
Ini en the undersigned nt New Providence sta
tien. Alse. Italia and Pests of all klud. 200
cords or ulte Oak weed.
McFALLS ft nitO.,
JeS Swd Smlthville P. O , Lane. Ce , Pa.
XOTIOSB.
TsTRICH'llfllOTHERsT
Extraordinary Bargains
-AT-
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Pashien,
13 EAST KING STREET,
-ON-
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1.
WE WILL OPEN
THE
Ol'
LAKGKST INVOICE
CHOICE STRAW HATS
Ever recelvedatonetlinebyany house In Lan
atster. The same were bought at a
GREAT SACRIFICE
Frem one or the Inrge importing houses tn
New Yerk. We will offer these huts te tbe pub
lic at prices that will ostenlah everybody.
FIFTY DOZEN
Heugh and Ready Straw Hats,
In AUCo1ersaudaoodShapcs(worth&0e. te 73c.)
at only TU ENH-FIVK CENTS a piece.
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
MILAN HATS
In Geed Serviceable shapes (worth rrem 73c. te
fl.euiattbe Marvolleusly Lew Figure or
NINETEEN CENTS.
SEVENTY-FIVE DOZEN OF
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS,
(Geed value at 75c. te f I 00), will be sold rer
TWENTY-ONE CENTS.
FIFTY DOZEN OK
Large White Seaside Hats,
Sold ever where at 3V., Ter only EIGHTEEN
CENTS apiece.
FIFTY DOKN WHITE und I1LACIC
Perpupine Seaside Hats
ATT WENT Y.F1VE CENTS.
ONE LOT OF
Rough nml Kemly Poke Hats,
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
WHITE AND RLACK
ROUGH AND HEADY STRAW HATS,
In all new and desirable shapes FOKTY-NINK
CENTS.
Pearl Straw Hat,
AT FORTY-NINE CENTS.
J-OLITICAL.
F
IOR JUUY COMMISSIONER.
KnWAim AMI1LER.
orDrumeiQ township.
Subject te the decision or the Dcmecrutla
county convention, may23-Ud&w
p
It JURY COMMISSIONER.
JEROME R. SIIULTZ.
ofEllzabetbtewn borough.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. d A w tfd
jCtOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
UENJAMIN ItURKR,
OrtbeKlglhh Ward, Lnn caster City.
Bublect te the decision et the Democratic
county convention. Jel-Ud&w
TCIOR JURY COMAJISSIONER,
B. O. DILLER,
OI Karl teiwnsblp, I-aueaster eeunty.
Sublit te tlie rules or tit Daneonttte party,
CXOT7JXO.
Clothing te meet every funcy and '
te please tlie taste of every buyer
may always be round en enr tables.
Ne one need leave us unsatisfied.
Oar stock is full of real bargains
at closing prices, within the reach of
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
rn!-Smd
e
Ult PRICES reii
STJIIER GOODS
LEAD THE MARKET.
Redaction Price list of Men's, 607s' &ni Children'i
CLOTHING.
THIN CO ATS at tOc.
SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS from 1.25
"'lietterBF.EKBUCKEIW nt$l.T5.
MEN'S 1IUSINE33 8UI1S nt 4.50, V 00, Id V
and 17 no
MEN'S DRESS SUITS nt IS 00, 10C0,110(1 and
fit U).
MEN'S I1US1NESS PANTS nt 71c.
MEN'S ALlttOOL UASS1MERE PANTS at
f2oe, fs co and 13 en.
BOY'S SUITS at fiOi), fl50, 3 00, U0, $5 00 tip
tofeoo
CHILDREN'S SUITS from tl.r. upwards.
Custom Department.
Onr sneclaltlcs In this denartmrnt nre Weel
Serge Suiting In all Celers, the natue m make te
order In tlrst-cbms stj les for f 11 te
ALI.-tSOOL PANTS te elder at f.100, flirt,
fs no, te ou, 7.e, $s oe
The place te trade Is where you can get the
most for your money, mid vihire you can lune
the largest variety teseltct trein
L SANSMAN & BRO.,
THEFASHIONAllLE MERCHANT TAILORS
AND CLOTHIERS,
Nee. 66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, PA.
a-Open En until 9 o'clock, biturday until
10 o'clock. Net connected with any ether
clothing house In the city.
JEXCVJtlilON.S.
fENRYN" I'ARIC.
Penryn Park,
ON THE
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. R,
Excursion Committce of Churches, Sunday
Schools and ether select organizations. In mak
ing thelr summer arrangements, should net neg
leet te resen e a day for Pcnryn Park.
This delightful rusertli situated In tbe midst
of the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And its grounds coveting hundreds or acres ai e
eacy or access rrem all lurts or rrntral Prt n
sylvanla. Fer thu free use or excursionists there
are extensive
CROQUET AND LAWN TEN MS GROUNDS,
LARGE DANCING PAVILION, HAND
STAND, KITCHEN, I1ASKET
AND CLOAK ROOMS,
and OBSERVATORY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also a refreshment room In cbiirgoef a
competent caterer, where meals can be procured
at moderate rates, a photograph gallery and
nnmereus ether attractive features.
Ne liquors allowed en the grounds
Excursions from all points en the Philadelphia
A Heading and Reading & Columbia Rullreads
will be carried direct te the Park without change
or cars.
Complete Information can be obtained and en
gagements effected with parlies rrem all points
en tbe Philadelphia A Reading and Reading A
ijuimuuin lutiiruuuH, upcm umiiicimen in 1;, u.
Hancock, General Passenger und Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Reading Railroad, 227 Seuth
Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa., and with parties
from Lebanon by applying tn tbe undersigned,
CARL ON SCIIMAl.K.NSBE,
8upt. Cornwall A Ml, Hepe Railroad,
mav8-3md Lebanon l'a.
s
UMMER OF 1855.
ICS!
Cornwall & Lebanon
AND-
Oolebreok Valley Railroad.
MT. GRETNA PARK,
In the heart or the Seuth Mountain, en the line
or the above read, Is eilun.d in Individuals and
associations
Free of Charge.
These grounds, covering hundreds of acres, I
ru vuay ui access irum uil puns OI ttasierui
l'ennxvlvanla. I
ftir-ThereareMOUNTAINSTKKAMB, spanned!
uy rustic unages ; uuuatain rn'iciNUH.i
walled up with natlve aandstene; SHADYl
v Ai.na ana i'iiuuuhaucb,
A LARGE DANCING PAVILLION,
LARGE DINING HALL.
KITCHEN, DINING ROOM,!
andTARLE8,DENClIE8and RI1STIU SEATS,I
scattered through the greve for the ricuuse oil
oxcuraienisis.
LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET.HAI.L GROUNDS,!
uuivi.inu Al.l.Cl, OllUUll.Ml UAL
LERY, QUOITS xxe FOOT HALL
Are among the amusements eirurcd.
Ne Intoxicating; Drinks Allowed
en
the Premises.
49I'artles desiring It. can procure meals
the PARK RRSTAUHANT, which 111 be und
ati
nder
tee coarse 01 mil. a. hi, jiui.t:, uie
noted
caterer el thu
LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE,
who will be en the grounds throughout tbe seal
son, giving it bis personal supervision. I
jta-Kxcurslens from all pelntu en I ennsylval
111a . it. w w" ramcuuiiKmj iuu 1 net wlU'
out cnange 01 cars.
aa-Exeurslen rates and full Information ca
be obtained and enuuiiementa effected wit
nartlca from all points en Iho Pcnnsvlvanli
1t. II. upon application te GEO. W. IIOYI), As
distant Geueril l'uskenger Agent, 1', R. It., Ne
2A euuiu uunu airuei, x uuuueiiiiiia, or 10
J. c.
JENNING8.
BupU C. I.. A C. V,
tnyU-Smd
R. II., Lebanon, l'a.
TOTE IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOQRAPHB
at aa.ee a peuv,
AT NO. 186 NORTH QUEEN HTB1KKT.
laalMM Lanwutar. ra,-
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