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, 1881-08-28
SUPERINTENDENT HOLMES MAKING RAPID PROC

SUPERINTENDENT HOLMES MAKING RAPID PROG
RESS.
During the past week the South Division Rail-
rond Company has made wonderful progress in
tho construction Of the new cable road on State
street, and Superintendent Holmes promise
that the road will be completed between Madi-
sou and Twenty streets by Oct. i bids
fair to be fulfilled. Every effort is being made
TO push tho work Of construction nlong Us rap
idly as possible, md large gungs Of men are
working along the line from early in the morn
ing until late at night
Yesterday afternoon 4 TRIBUNE reporter
started from tho corner OF State and
Taylor Streets, where the ground was first
broken, and walked south to the engine house
ut the corner Of Twenry-tirst street. to seek
what had been done during the week. Yestcr
day morning workmeu commenced breaking
ground north Of Taylor Street and 1t Is the iu-
1enHon of the Company to push the work in that
direction SO as to reach Madison street as soon
as :Twenty-second street is reached Another
large ninety foot concrete crusher has been
constructed at the Company's shops, sand this
will be put in operation at the north end of tho
road this week. With the. exception Of few
, 1881-08-28
TOMORROW THE GREATEST SHOWS on EARTH
OPEN.
an Immense Combination, Of Exhibitors, zoi1s

Tomorrow morning the magnificent street.
parade Of the Barnum- London United Monster
Shows will be given. 1t will ditler from any
thing Of Il similar character ever seen in our
Streets Novelty upon novelty will be seen. Al
though grand circus procession, not q circus
costume will be seen in the whole of it. 1t will
be the most dazzling sight ever witnessed in the
streets Of Chicago beyond doubt
The great shows open Tomorrow afternoon on
the Lake-Frout. The scenes to be witnessed will
surpass anything that even Barnum ever sent us
before. All the other shows OF the country to-
gether would not equal In magnitude this cx-
traordinary combination. Twenty huge eie-
plants, twenty camels, the famous baby ele-
pnant, Chang the Chinese ginut, Gen. Tom
Thumb and wife, q giant horse, giant OK, giant
rhinoceros. giant seA-lon, and the largest me-
nhgerie' ever seen constitute but q few of the
attractions. Our advice to every one is 70 go
carly. attend the matinees, and avoid the tre-
mendous crush at night
, 1881-08-28
NAVAL MATTERS.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Aug. ,21-I41e exi-
gencies Of the naval service and the many
applications for discharges daily pouring
into the Department have made necessary,
the establishment OF new rules governing
discharges, to bo intteXibly observed, says
Secretary Hunt.
owing to the critical condition of the Pres
ident several crews intending to start to-day
for this city to train for the proposed Ma
tlonal regatta Sept. anil ), were advised BY
telegraph to delay starting, us the regatta
will profably be POSTPONED. =
, 1881-08-28
DRUNKENNESS.

DR.. D'Ungcr, discoyerer of the Cinchoua Rem
cdy {the acknowledged only cure for drunken
ness. os34 Prairie avenue. All cases cured.
Thousands Of testimonials can be seen.
, 1881-08-28

Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder is a harvester
that reads roacnes hy the mnuoi.~
, 1881-08-28

Sick headache cured and prevented by DR..
Jay Halls new remedy. Sold by druggists.
, 1881-08-28
TerrIhle LOx@ of Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-pugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Rough on
Rats" Sold py druggists. Fifteen-cent boxes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
When Courts Disagree.

Judge Henderson, Of Lebanon, refused
to grant Il charter 10 4 marriage insurance
company, doing business there for several
months already, assigning as reasons :
"Thc inuti!ity of the said company, "
No necessity for such a company, con-
trary to public policy" that they were on
the same footing with tho speculative life
insurance plans, and that there was no
warrant in the constitution and the laws
to compel the court to grant it. A similar
company organized a few weeks ago with
an office iu Lebanon now, came over into
tho neighbOring county of Lancaster, and
from the court here, got its charter, which
leads the Press to say "If Judge Hen
dersOn could find no warrant for such ac-
tiOn it is difficult to comprehend upon
what the Judge in Lancaster county based
his prerOgative. We presume tho consti-
tuition and general laws Of Pennsylvania
apply to all counties alike, and that which
is not law i'm Lebanon Oh general SUBJ hiectS,
such as insurance, is not law in Lancaster,
and rice uersd. At any rate, Judge Hem
dcrsOn has taken a position on this ques-
tiOn which will entitle him to the conf
dcncc Of the community in which lie dis
penses justice, and infilse the people Oi
other sections with the hope that their
.iurists may see to expoumI the law rs
Judge Hen,lel son does.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
ST. MarY'S Festival.

The festival ut the old stone church Coli
tinucs to flourish, and last night the ut
tendance was quite large. The tables are
all prettily decorated and abundantly
supplied with articles useful, ornamental
or toothsOme as the case may be, and the
attendants ut all Of them fair and Oblig-
ing. There is indeed nothing lacking to
make the place a very agreeable resort for
an evening, and visitors are ut once made
to feel at home by the cordial welcome
extended them, manifest ut the outset by
free admission into the charmed
circle. The young ladies' in charge
of the enterprise arc entitled to
every encouragement in their work,
since itb they apparently who are carry
ing it on, the absence Of masculine aid be-
ing conspicuous. All the profits of the
festival will he devoted to the fund for
the erection of Il new orphan asylum upon
the site If the old church. Go tonight,
and by your presence lend encouragement
and substantial assistance to a cause OF
charity and love. The festival will re-
main open unit! Saturday night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
BY WIRE.
Afternoon kilograms Condensed.

Afternoon kilograms Condensed.
The large barn Of Col. Frank Etling, at
Conccrdville, Delaware county, was de.
stroyed by fire yesterday; loss $4,000
insurance 81, 800.
A severe storm yesterday greatly in
.jured the corn in southeastern Iowa and
western Illinois.
Dick Wood, of Pendinera, Tex, &C
clised of doubtful cattle transactions, was
lynchcd Oh the Goth.
At Franklin, Tex, Richard Shorty. dur
ing 4 quarrel shot. and killed II. IL.
Vessel. Shorty escaped.
The belief Of the Italian people is that
France is anxious to retrieve the shame Oi
her defeat in 1870, by going to war with
Italy, and the Liberta urges that the initia
tory be taken by Italy, and not to allow
France to force war up in that country ut
q time most convenient to herself
Ncrdy Il Carter's large mill and gin ut
Weatherford. Tex, was burne,. on Satur-
day. Loss, $4,000. 'Incendiary.
Burton, who was to be hanged at Wealth
erfOrd, Tex, next Friday, has been re-
spited by the governor.
The president to-day signed the commits
sion of William ii. Robertson to be cOllec
tor of the port of New York.
At Houston, Tex, yesterday, Mark
Adams (colore.D was found guilty Of mnr.
der i'm the second degree and was sentenced
to II years imprisonment.
A furious storm Of hail visited Franklin,
N. H., yesterday and did much damage to
property.
"A wasllout on the Buffalo, New York
Il Philadelphia railroad at Protection,
thirty miles from Buffalo, wrecked
= working train yesterday morning.
Chester Bates was instantly killed and
two men injured. The train, consisting OF
twenty seven cars Of coal, was demolished.
The official trial Of the Lay Haight tor
pe.'O boat took place in Newport harbOr
to-day and was etirely successful.
The board of managers of the Philadel-
rhia & Reading railway this afternoon
agreed to :accede to the proposition Of the
receivers to issue certificates bearing four
per cent. interest for the floating debt Of
the company. The form of the certificates
will be prepared by counsel for the COM
pany.
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.NAAkEIN.
l'hiladelpnta Market.

rHlLApxLPHIA, June ~ - FlOur-n,nrket
iirm,; Supcrtne, 8. WQ3 80; extra
sial D; ohio 4 Indiana family. ut
Is 7IaG ~; Pennsylvania family $5lo6s
$50: st. Louis do ~ GO16 Sd; Minnesota
Extra - !Asl6 W: 'lO straight ~ 2jlIG 20; win
ter patent 81 254a7 %; splinS 'iO Vi jO07 80.
Rye flour ut - u.
Wheat market steady No. = Western Red,
81 ai196el ai4:l; Del. and renn'a Red, 81 .ite
Corn market firm on light local supply
steamer, 5idlIIc; sail yellow, 55IzGS5sc; sail
mixed, 5J1l51Isc; No. !, mixed, SIC.
Oats dull andjwclk: No. White ll@4Eac ;
No :, do ioa :o14c No. 3, 'io 391Zc No. Mixed,
Sc.
Rye dull at GOc.
Provisions firm mes, pork $l7 !aNe!S % :
beef hams, -: a00.I ~; indian mess
beef 81 70.
G1.M7c; smoked hams ll0l2c; pickicai RsIDs
?h@lOc.
Lard market firm city kettle lla4c: loose
butchers al 1Gi4c; prime steam at $1l 81.
Butter firm, with good demand for choice
Creamery extra Pennsylvania at 2sGZ3c
Western, ut :snlc do gOOd to choice l90
pic; Bradford county and New York extra,
2lc tirstI. lSGD2Oc.
Rolls dull Pennsylvania AMI Western
9G0l3c.
Egg narke: quiet; Penn'a at 1711asIsc
Cheese steady; New York full cream.
IU1@llO1.c; Western full cr.sIn S1lG9s1Ac; 'iO
fair to good, SGSl4c.
Petroleum dull refined SIC.
whisky none herc-at 81 II.
Scc,ls-(iOOi to prime Glover, no market
Timothy dull at $s IL; do do Flaxs''e.'
nominal ut u ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
Sale OF Real Estate.

Daniel Lagan has sold to Marshall &
Rengier the property Nos. 9 and II South
Queen street, on private terms, and Isaac
Stirk has sold to the same firm the tobacco
warehouse, Immediately in the rear of Mr..
Lagan's property. It is understood
that the purchasers will tear out the
lower part Of the Lagan property
lower the floor about two feet, put in a
modern business front and extend the
building back SO as to connect with the
Stirk warehouse. If this is done it will
make one of the largest, most convenient
and centrally located business stands in
the city. Messrs. Marshall & Rengier
propose to occupy their new purchase for
their own business, their present loca-
ton being entirely too small and incon-
venient.
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Tho Weather.

The heavy showers that have delugetl
this section Of country for some days past
have interfered a good deal with the work
of the farmers. The tobacco fields have
been too wet to cultivate the hay fields
too wet to cut and in some places the
wheat has been good deal beaten down.
A gentleman who came in from LampeteI
this morning says a good deal of wheat
in that neighborhood has been cut and
more is ready to cpt, and will be cut as
soon as the weather is favorable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
DEATHS.

MAsoN.--June 2sth. 1851, ut White Horse,
Salisbury township, George W. Mason, aged
. years, 3 mOnthsand Ii days.
The relatives AMI friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. from
the residence of his parents, ut White Horse,
Salisbury township. on Friday morning, at Q
O'Clock. Services ut st. Johns Episcopal
church ut COmpassvillc.
SwEIrzER-June2 q, 1881, in this city, Jacob,
son of Christian anu Margaret sweitZer, aged
81 years, months and - days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
from the resi.lence OF his parents. Mt Peters
burg, on Friday morning ut O'Clock, and at
the Lutheran church at EOhrerstOwn at I
o'clock.
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NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Near and Across the Couutx Line.

Near and Across the COuntY Limo.
Gov. Hoyt has appointed Charles Thom-
son Jones, Henry c. Howell, Mahlon II.
Dickinson, Of Philadelphia James X.
MOorhead, John Paul, of Pittsburgh !;
Henry Rawle, Of Erie William Nolan, of
Reading, commissioners to superintend
the construction Of state industrial re-
forInatory at Huntingdon.
BY the heavy hail Of Sunday in Lebanon
county crops Of fine promising tobacco
were entirely destroyed. The crops Of
Isaac Strohm, in South Lebanon town
ship, were entirely ruined, and what he
will take off the farm will not compensate
him for the labor. In a house in North
Lebanon there were eishty-nine window
panes broken, and in another thirty-five
On the farm Of Mr.. Michael Shenk. South
Lebanon township, there were hailstOnes
to the depth of two inches. On the farm
Of Mr.. Abraham GrOll, Heidelberg town
ship, a barn was blown down and other
damage done.
Col. S. G. Slaymaker is in Reading and
organized his engineer corps and will
commence the survey of the route of the
proposed new railroad in few days.
Operations will be pushed ahead as rapidly
rs possible.
J. B. Markley, Jere. Rife and John Den
linger drove from Lancaster to Reading 70
engage accommodations for the eighty
members of Inland City Division No. Z,
Uniform Rank. X. Of p, of Lancaster,
who will attend the annual session Of the
grand body in August.
The large barn on the farm Of Aaron
BOmberger, located abOnt three miles from
Lebanon, was entirely destroyed by incen-
diary fire, together with the contents and
a lot Of live stock, eight horses and seven
head Of cattle. four wagons, threshinG and
moving machines, corn shelters, etc, fif-
teen tons Of hay and = l"S Of grain. Loss,
$4,000.
Robert Ferguson Of Colcrain township,
nesday.
Mrs. Geors. Gallagher Of Cherry Hill,
Fulton tOwn-!lip, was thrown down by y
cross COW "a lvad wandercr) and consider
ably bruised Da the hip and arm. In ad-
ditiOn to the Lgilises her left hand was dis
located at the wrist joint. The old lady
suffered very sauch until the joint was re-
placed.
Two men, represented to he agents for 4
new brand o. oats, are abOat. They have
samples and solicit the order when they
get the farmer to sign TO guarantee the
sale. " and afterwards he learns that he
has signed Il note of from 500 to 1000.
A mare sold in Oxford TO Geo. w. Nc
Donald by man who called himself john
son Barrens OF ParkcsburS has been rccn;s,-
nized and recovered rs the stolen property
Of the Reaburns of Ilopewell.
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Itching PiIes-Syn,ptOn,s ana Cure.

tion, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly ut night, rs II
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum the private parts are sometimes ut.
fected /; 1t allOwe.ltO continue very serious re-
suits may follow. DIR. Swayne's All Healing
Ointment is a pleasant sure cure. Also for
letter, itch salt rheum, sc.ld head, Erysipelas,
barber's itch, blOtches, all scaly, crusty, cuta-
neOus eruptiOns. Price, 5Ocents, three boxes
for $l25. Sent by mail to any address Oh re-
ceipt of price in currency or three cent post:
age stamps. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne Il
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia Pa
Sold by all prominent druggists.
iuneS3. .3mdMWSNw*
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Summer Leisure.

Officers Flick, Shay and Leman, of thu
city police force, are down in the vicinity
of Quarryville hunting for snappers and
frogs, and fishing. Three special officers
are serving in their places.
Judge Livingston and Sheriff Strine
went to Columbia to fish for bass this
morning.
Henry Baumgardncr and Frederick
Brimmer left Lancaster yesterday fOl
Barncgat, on the coast of New Jersey.
On reaching Philadelphia they expect to
meet party of gentlemen from that city
and proceed to their destination and have
few days fishing for blue fish and Sleeps
head. They will probably return on Fri
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
THE HIKE FIRE.

Bids for tho Damaged Tobacco Rejected
Aaron Teller appointed to Sell the
Tobacco.
Tho proposals received for the purchase
of 7SG cases of tobacco damaged by the fire
in Mr.. Hikes warehouse in Tobacco ave.
nuc, this city, June 5th were opened on
Monday, and all tho bids were rejected by
the insurance companies to whom the TO-
bacco belongs. Mr.. Aaron Teller, tobacco
dealer, OF this city, was then selected by
the insurance companies interested to dis
pose of the tobacco on the best terms pos
sible. The entire packing will probably
he sampled before a sale takes place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
A CsDrrecflOD.

In our notice OF the L" sorrowful visit
of Mr.. Frederick A. Piercy, of Kansas
City, to Lancaster and his return home, it
was stated that MI. Piercy was compelled
to take his children to the almshouse dur
ing his wife's illness from small pox at the
hospital. We are assured that the state
ment is incorrect. During Mrs. :Piercy's 8
illness, her children were kindly cared for
at the residence Of VIM. II. Gumpf, and
that during their sickness they had the
best medical attendance and the tenderest
nursing by Mrs. Gumpf's family. We are
pleased to make the correction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
No COMPTON, ISE.

ALBANY, June 29.-FOr short term !:
Potter 50, Wheeler Al, Conkl;Dg 32. Lap
ham IS, Cornell 8, FOlser, HOskins Rogers
and Crowley one each. Lsng term: ker-
nan SO, Depew SO, Platt %, Cornell D,
Crowley =, Wheeler, Iapham and Tre-
maine one each. Adjourned.
The administration supporters are still
firm in rejecting tho proposition Of the
the short and long terms respectively.
They say they would prefer to accept
Platt. At the same time they see no way
Of Conklng's supporters, who evinse no
disposition to leave him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29

Sale Of 80 Pennsylvania Leaf Tobacco.
Special No:icc.-The undersigned has for
sale 7s6 cases 80 Pennsylvania Leaf tobacco.
being Schroeder Il BOn's entire packing OF
that crop. The lot has been recently strip.
ped sampled" by +. &. Linde Il Co., Of New
York, and will lie sold entire, for net cash
only.
For inspection of samples and further iniOr-
nation apply to 4. TELLER.
LANCASTER, June y, lSSl.
june29 Gtd- ie229 O& &jye5-79
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MfllersvllIo News.

Last Monday c. B. Herr and John H.
HOstetler went to Safe Harbor with hook
and line, and caught 49, catfish. It was
quite successful fish.
On the morning of the 4th Of July a
game of ball will be played between the
Model boys and Deans nine from Lancas-
ter.
The tobacco in general around Millers-
Vile is very good. In some places YOU
can find stalks with leaves averaging from
IS to 3 inches. Fine crops arc expected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
The Dickinson Presldoncy.

Special to the INTELLIGENcER.
CARLISLE, Pa, June GA spirited
discussion. still going on, was called out
in the meeting of the board of trustees Of
Dickinson college this morning by the
fourth item in the report of . member Of
the committee appointed by President
McCauley to consider his own report ON
centenary plans.'' Tho casus Jeui il
the recommendation of committee to
take into special consideration the subject
of the centennial presidency Of the college,
which celebrates its hundretlth anniver-
sary A. ID. 1888.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-29
COLUMBIA NEWS.
our REGULAR coRREsFONDEs

OUR REGULAR CORREsPONDENCE:
Brisk business at Burners coal yard.
The bay excursion of the Osce0la tribe
III r. M. comes off July 3Oth, not Sd.
Kite flying is now the rage and all sizes
of boys and kites are at it.
A Young boy named Jackson fell from a
high stoop and was severely cut about the
mouth. The injuries were dressed, but
the doctor prOnOunces his injuries not
fatal.
Mr.. Harry Bachenheimer's family left
to- day to visit friends and relations in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Methodist sociable in the church parlOrs
this evening, literary exercises and re.
freshments.
Unless the weather breaks badly the
complimentary picnic in Heise's woods TO-
day will be a signal success.
Squire Young has SO far recovered from
his slight attack of malaria as to have set
tied down to substantial diet.
Mr.. II. G. Nesbit, wife and children,
of Port Deposit, are the guests Of Mr..
John Fendrich.
Miss May Britain, who for the past
month or six weeks has been the guest of
the Misses Wann, returns to her home in
Harrisburg this evening.
A large number of COlumbians 60 to
Lancaster to-day and tomorrow to attend
the commencement OF the Lancaster high
school. Among the number are Misses
Annie Bruner and Maize Fendrich. -
The bicycle man who 50 astOnished the
citizens of this place few months ago by
his skillful riding is back again.
With Eureka mower II. N. kahler r
has cut GO acres of grass, as much as II in
= day.
The bass hooked by lucky Samuel Fill
bert, yesterday, weighed 81 pounds.
While Johnny Newcomer, clerk in l..
w. Mays grocery store, was hunting for
crabs in the Shawnee run. he was painful
Iy but not seriously bitten by snake On
tho foot. The member is much swollen.
The interior OF the Shawnee furnace No.
is being torn out. The work is expect
cd to DO finished very soon, when they
will erect the latest improved retort.
A spindle attached to the rollers in the
Shawnee rolling mill broke this morning,
causing 4 stoppage Of work for about two
hours.
At the Reading railroad crossing, a
Marietta pretzel wagon struck a large
stone, causing the contents to be spilled.
The small boys who saw the accident were
delighted as they got good I'LL OF pret-
zels. No damage was done to the
wagon.
While tcarin. the signal bridge down
yesterday a large stone was thrown over
an embankmcnt. The stone lay across
the Sla wcec run. WOrkmen were en-
ploycd this morning in hOistiDS it to its
place.
Dr.. N. Levin, with his private hos
pital, fancy team and liveried coachrnan, is
locating in town.
MI. John Fendrich is receiving many
wagon loads Of York county tobacco.
The man who had razOrs stolen from
him and was teleSraplled to come on and
identify those found on man detained in
the lookup here has not put in An appear
ancc.
All the logs lying between the Columbia
dam and Peach Bottom were bought at
private sale from the Lumbcrmen's cx-
change by Messrs. w. II. I.anius, John
Bair and G.. X. McConkcy, all of York
county.
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MayOr'S Court.

Last evening five tramps who had been
drinking and were very disOrderly were
arrested at COOnley's warehouse, on the
Harrisburg pike, by Officers Titus. Har-
man and Killinger. The mayor this
morning sent them to Jail for terms
ranging from s to 10 days. Another
tramp who had been drunk got Is days
and two other drunks were discharged
upon payment of costs.
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Death of an Old Soldier.

George Gensemer, who was soldier in
the war of 1912, died at the residence of
his son John, at Springville, Mt. Joy town.
ship yesterday at the age of 80 years.
Mr.. Gensemer resided at Mannheim up to
10 years ago, and then moved to Spring
vile.
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Sudden Death.

Jacob Sweitzer, aged 81 years, died
rather suddenly yesterday afternoon at the
boarding house Of Mrs. Kcpperling on
urday and went to bed ON Sunday, when
he took hetnmorhage, from which he
died: He was tobacco packer and was
employed in a warehouse in this city. His
parents reside in Petersburg.
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Wayne Council ExcursiOn

Wayne Council ExcursiOn
10 Atlantic City on Monday next, July4 Round
trip tickets good tor two days, from Lancaster
and Columbia only sa75. From Petersburg,
Lancaster junction AMI all stations on the
Reading 4 Columbia Railroad tickets will ba
good ter three days. Special train leaves Ian
caster at 4 4 H.; Columbia, 1; Petersburg,
40; Lancaster Junction, 4"O Mannheim, 4:35
J.ititZ, 4:45; Ephrata. 5:E'. je:9&jyed