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and EXPENDITURES or eb alien County, FOB TH1 TEAK 1887- E. Bom-man. Trewtarer anon County. In account with tlu- County from the nrst flay of January, Ias7. to the 1st day of January, A.

To ol State anfl COUDIJ- Taxes, lirvieflin theseveml Townships, Wuroa nnd of Conntv, for Iht- war A 1887, viz JCortfc AnHvillPtwp. houih Betlu-1 twp. Korth Cornwall, 74 4477 4IT7V 4O 231-J 52 Cornwall Cold Spring twp. Kast Hanover twp. Heidelberg twp.

Jackson twii. Jonestown borough, North Lelmnon 1 w)i. Houtli Ijclianou twp. IWJI. twp.

Union twp. FtrettVtinlCHy Second Ward City Third City Fourth Ward City WardCitv Sixth Vfe.nl Habincc in Imncbj Juiiuary Jrt, A. 1BK7. JIUCKSTKU'8 L1CKXSKS. ToBffcmnvU)amount rc.tumeU iho U'Tchautlie MISUliLLANKOUS.

2S isur. 4 37 SI 47 44SI 45 I'-lll- 44 4'J TO ISIB 4'i tun; 2SJ1 IttSK 97 Mifx-h's Sheridan tightb Mn-ot Sundry Bridge Notice UoarOs it-paired. '35 3: .1 5.1 au 71 04 a li 15 27 3500 COMMONWEALTH CASES nuiiury Cases o4 47 20 OS Wm. H. Klvin.

1). C. Smith. C. K.

M. It Iiavid JiriJi 14 Si 1S4 J5 1O IS 457 IW i 7o fOMMONWEALTH WITNESSEb. Kll Wallace. C. U- Kl Cuas.

W. Mf I'rovh'y Cyrils K. Bf -wman. b4 A. W.

KutgiXMl (liurkev) 4 5S vi Suiub, OH W. U. Trouiiiian, Jac. K. lioijshore, 3 70002 30 27S42 80 CM (10 K.

S. Thomas, fluex Witness foot) paid tn Comnion- wculUi Wituen- lues C'oiuraon- wealUi J. M. oowler, lorfclture J. U.

Adajnit, cOHli Kll Wallace, jury foes and C. W. Alcngel. jury and 35 on 16 38 12 M) 51 7S 57 31 173 50 96 01 OLD UATKlllAL SOLD. bight SO Wm.

Kelley 73 Aaron llelu 75 John Hater, 1 oo hold (Sundry persons) at IB John Wentz, iu ott H. f. SO tieorge lirueg 35 A. tjndllng 60 H.Spttticr 25 Iron to Coininlsslon- CI-M" of Berks County 900 UA'SKATED LAND TAXKS- Union twp. 70 iiMMl Hanover twp.

a Cold bpHng twji. 1 EXCKaS TAXK.S. Sonth Annville twp. 33 ra Jtethcl townahlp, 07 South Cornwall twp. 70 Uftst Hanover township, H5 Heidelberg township, 23 Si Juotnon township, 31 Borough, 1 42 Konh J.elmnon twp.

35 S3 houth Ixibiuion twp. 24 lionaonaerry tnwnshtp, 21 st MJlcrec.k towiuhip, 3 iw Union township, Sou tli Cornwall, 1887, 31 49 PKUCKNTAGE AODEIX North Annvillo nsliill, T. A. Miller, 1SW. SO 41 Botliol um-iuhlp, A.

F. hhhlc- mutt, 1886, 11 20 J.orth coniwitll townahin, Jon. IMW, 15 fio Hunovrr twp, .1. H. .1 1'hysicianVanJ Sunurj' In- oiu'sitions.

CO Vir' IC liS ri M. A. tilnTsi. Clerk I li. r.

l.iiK'uweaver, 1'rLion Jno. K. J-iudonnilch, Clock SllJII. ion- lluury s. Coinmisnirm- Oeorgt II.

Sjwns. Coiuiniss- days 177184 432 100 oo 22i 37C50 Cirand juror's Traverse juror's jiay, KXl'KNSKS. 271S 50 Steographti-s pav, Printing Court 3X3E 20 22373 KA f-VM 10 50 S10 00 nrt Order, (IJowman) 40 CO A. O. Light, jury commis- Hioncr, (IKyjund 14S 46 K.

B. ItucKliorc, jury conimia- sloiinr, 3fi Court crier, laS Ou C. ri. tfhu.Jtz. xucals for jurors 42 00 G.

W. liubodeii, 5 iO Clfrks (til Wallace) 162 7S ict attorney, 359 Ml costs. (C. K. ilowuian) MO Oaths to jnryconiuiissioners, (Felix Lteht) li 00 Johnyordy.drawlngjurore.etc 213 John Yordy, rcitioviug con- victK S3 C8 John Vordy, cof ts ffii 75 Constable's costs, (C.

K. Jtowiimn) VX 37 Janiea 00 J. O. Ailaois, 1'rof. services, Sharp TS.

Henry Kline, planting trees, IL I. Luujrlierty, tombstone. Jerry Trimble IV mnieriiiao, conreying C. Kim; to asylatn J. U.

Adaius, rnurt J. A. eonveyincA. Ka-itTmon to A. H.

T. S. Walrner, seeds lor mon- uiutnt gronmJa J. V. K.

professional seivioes E. tomlistone Pottr J.J. Komwalt, eanveying T. McKinney to asvluin I'liilip Arnold, drayare H.ike, tax-icgi8ter nohKfiders, rejiajring mon- amcut M. A.

Oliersi, ex. to Hbg. and ji. lieffeitinjier, hauling at 111 lilt; Ol Kcrris ilirei torv J-. S.

Keiser, dividing Lebanon twji Chxs. A Kl'ur, uiovicg records ol c. O. ('. Jos.

Kline, labor, mountneiit Wm. A. KeliDT. sellingiiricks Joseph miiviug records t'. O.

1). A. I-1 0111. li.ne:al ex. Levi M.

A. CX. to Hbg Kli Wallace, reporting mortgages W. judg- K.J. jlitrtuian return D.

W.UroHs Itemochl exonei-wiona insane at H'II'D. A Aleily, wori and 35 OU 45 15 CO LO 00 250 70 1500 780 88 4 (i5 3 40 2CO 1 7o 2 50 32 M2 50 300 an 1 13 103 9J- Itil 4 17 £087 ti and did audit, adjust and settle the varioos ac counts requited of us bf law, agreeably to the several Acts of Assembly, and supplements tnereta, acccrdins (41 the best of onr jodement and abilities, aud find the same correct with balance In the hands ot the County Treasur ot Ihree Hundred and SLxtJ- one dollars mnd Sucty-five cents (S3 36LOS1. would fail to do onr full duty we to pay a deserved tribute to the Com sioners for the careful and economical management of the financial affairs of the County and also to then-courteous clerk, Slaj. M. A.

unerst. His acnonnts were clearly and intelligently ous work of examining the anconata a pleasant C. PHILIPS, Auditors of JOHN H. FRANK, THOS. L.

BECKER, A HERST, February 2.18<7. STATEMENT ACCOUNT OF E. D. KRALL, Treasurer oJ County Almshouse, from January, 1887, to Jauua-ry, ISS. UK.

To balance in hands of Treasurer 7 S9 To ulne orders from County Coinmlssioners asb for Cash of Amos 9,50000 200 2 10 4 50 Jnckson tvii. Win. Olowine Norai twp. J. K.

fisher Londonderry twp. C. M. Kwataru twp. W.

i.litht 18SO. Union twp. B. iiargncr 188U. Second Ward City.

D.Mngscr ItiHIi. Third Ward City, Win. Brcs- lin '86. Fonrth Ward Meily JFIftli Ward Kbright Birth Ward 9 38 15 (B 8C2 666 1020 14 SJ COPUT HOl'SK L. Mott fountain, closets, Ac.

IWO 20 W.S. Johns, plumbing and materials 331 SI Scbwegler A 1'hrcaner. laying pavements, 3Sfi 03 A. S. Light ludsc.

JSW 50 1'. S. Gi-cenawalt, 104 03 J. S. Kreider.

hair lorplastcring 44 Titus Hartiuau, hauling refuse 50 J. Michael, labor 50 liehney, ice for 'SS 17 00 Tobiux Relnoehi, J.S., cai-- pciiter work 142 CT Geo. Rosa Co. acid (Wilson) 1 K', J. S.

Wise, Jjiue 1 40 John Eldriuge, labor 1 27 Frank Weiale, refuse 1 si) Harry Garret, covciing ofliee tables 3 Lev! repairing table Siiuon Kiiisol, sand 117 78 Wm. B. Kckeuroth, sand 22 F. M. Allwcin, plastering 2SO J-aniel labor Jo 13 -Mish coal, sand and sash weights, 07 Samuel Cox, labor 4 7,748 C5 City, J.

City, Oily, Jl. A. S. A. S.

24 ffi. 10(0 0 1C OUTSTANDING TAXES. Ward City. I), ilus- ser 'tS. S25 40 Third Word City, WTO: Bros- llll -85.

148 20 North Annvilic twp. T. A. aiillcr 1282 04 South Annville twp. Jog.

£89 03 J02 00 BIO 65 Kt 0277 BS7 81 603 68 894 91 C582 915 03 BG8 07 819 24 5 10 is 422 02 S4li 28G 93 20537 Bowman Allwein, chairs I Jor judges Knmse nidsc. l. JJauglicrly. n-j)aii-s George Miller, labor II. McLaughlin Son, heating appamviis Win.

S. licCord, painting Fox Embich, lumber and materials Michael 1'outz, labor Joel Dcwalt, tinning shut- for vault Joel Uewalt, water cooler Ueniy iliwkintoii, trees A. li. Kmbich, watchinuii S. II.

Bentz, insurance S. S. Schniehl. Aaron Shott, nauling refuse Morris Jhrie, labor Bethel twn. A.

f. JKnhleman Xorth Cornwall twp. Jos. Spana South Cornwall twp. E.

Carpenter IK). Oold Spring twp. '86 Meldelbere twp. c. C.

Wcirieh'SS. East liwioycr two. J. I'elolnger its. Jackson Wm.

Olewiiie lloronrii il. Worth twp. J. U. fisher 'SB.

South Jxibanon twp. J. II. Hoist '86. Jjondonderrv twp, C.

M. Boke '86. Hiicreek iwp. E. J.

Bartman Swatara twp. tr. W. Light '8C Union twp. 1'.

II. Huignor '8U bccond Ward, Uaniel Wusser uu. Third Ward, City Win. IJrcs- "86. Sixth Ward, Kbright City City A.

S. 4fl7 17 200 01 318 C9 10,990.06 Cash paid on nuudry ordure Issued uy the County CnuiinuiHioiiers darlnir tho tlseiil year, to wit i- ALMS HOUSE. K. I). Kiall troaaurcr.

9500 oo John W.Shauk, stone 00 H. WestenbeiKer. bricks 4 TO tooht Bro. bricks 84 15 John lleanioerderler. repairing 51 no S.

Y. Kaviiiany, insttnuxse 20 J. b. While Wllhelni's corpse to Alias House, S. Wains, convoying Susan ilockcvto Inaauo Aeylum Miller, perpetual insurance, 8.S.

(jchmclil, merchandise Adam Allwoin, labor and niautiiald, Wm. Gettle, mason work Cyrus teller, laying ve uient, John Mark, coping at area Henry iianson Jlluier, A. S. mdse M. Jbouser Son, repairs Keller, luaaou work (sujoke house) no 634 l5 23 27 70 tii G3 10501 3C Fooht torn, bricks George Stohler.

labor Jacob Wtke, JosephUrubor John Miller 4 John Wike, Daniel Kellor, John Zartman, Jno. ctnch, UIUHOII work 1 bluc work bi tickler, painting John Brunner Andrew Light, Ji mc J08562 7200 71 64 27 50 19 13 Iti 00 10 12 4 00 1 ao 11 IU 1411 00 Ml 10 2 50 705 12 LU 15 401 81 1 OG 2000 1 75 44 GTt 7 00 00 43 1 SO 4 U3 Schelb Kewman, sodding park 70 00 J. T. Young, labor at louu- tain and pipe M. Louser Son.

fountain fence and repali-s Cilley MUier, labor and materials J. H. Miller, insurantib II. J. Smith, painting A.

IS. Houck, sand Sarah 3 75 S. S. Horst, lime Union fire company, hauling (Wilson) Israel Light, hauling Alfred Gates Son, blaek- sniith work K. H.

U. eompaiij-, ireight, (Wilson) Oliver, labor Wash, Alexander, J. Mc.Kinney, Harry White, Adam Immcl, Win. Mease, K. M.

Woomer, in (Inf. brick laying Albert Boltz, hauling sand, J. K. Iteber, labor Joseph Kline, plantingtrees Wm. IJailor, trimming and cutting trees G.

W.Grane'.lo, ciook Juhn Son, labor and material Peter Hauer gas Lebanon iron and labor David Walters, carpenter work John Gaits, blanksuiitli work WmHctfeinnger, hauling John Xohn, helping tilers James Zohn, helping tilers (Wilson) Jacob Streeper, layine tiles (Wilson) Wm. L. Wilson 4 Sons, toling corridor, etc. J. H- Kmni A Guinther A Dahm.

IcveUnc 20 13 50 03 321 28 so 50 24(1 2S 75 7 js 40 2851 8 35 4 10 5(1 1 50 3 53 3.1 3i 4 35 40 2 70 050 50 75 7(j 5 Do off 35-- i J. M. Boingardner. mdte ucker Mo(i)raber Co. tiles W.

Khaak, (tiren- einger) Jno. W. Shaak, coping Jno. W.Shaak, stone platlonn Harvey Boyer, counting J. K.

LunderniiSch, clock U. T. Hauer, architect J. a. Arnold, hat racka choirs J- M.

Shenk.carpets, lieinoehl Meify, lalwr and materials 8. L. Light A ice for 1SK7 td. Brensiuger, balance on steps Aaron Haiu hauling bricks EASTEMf PENITENTIAUY For of convicts viz- ilAI I'rovisions. medicine clothing, fnal, light.

and credit by their labor 2-10 cents per day 3300 1224 12 130 f.4 2 00 3080 191 07 5 (JO 92 lift 03 50500 .0000 SS Ml 5732 41 45304 2UUU OS 237 834737 John Co. -t; materials John L. Grant teller, Joseph Amoia, sand stone sills der, inagon labor Aaron Weiss lu S82 MS 17 SS 75 500 24 J7 1600 1 75 14 (W 311 70 42 6i ao 4 or 49 80 1797 112 72 ManbecJc A Saiiao, mdse John A. Kleiser, shoes F. McCauHy, sboes 4 J'hraener, repairs H.

J. feniith.Elazju ALMS J.AfKlHiY. E. C. iiiiHtou.

JohuWlice, labor G.M>?gc Stohlor, labor John Simmon, Kuller, flenry Joseph timber CHloy A per ctmtivct Assesmnents Apoals. revislLjr truns- sct'Ipte. iMjUcing out and appeal jiotlccs, rcgisusring voters, ftc. 11 AUDIT1XU. Jo.

Bowman, AudiUnji 1 unt Account U. S. Weiss, Auditiue bmte County Account K.L. Kalbach, Auditing btato County Account A. Chewt, AudHor'a Clerk t.

Bents, ttessen- W. P. fteJMsr, Auditing Pub- iteoonfe A.Uhcrsi,j-;i, tolitejjland for AuOttors 2,175.31 1,347 50 25 00 2S 75 ft) 75 00 500 2500 1 79 Alberts Brows Botr's Itinflnaeles BttlUGEa. llolstetn Mlsh-s Hlllert. IS 4U1 C2 2 00 11 ttt as 07 02 09 18(3 12 10 4 00 Ji 75 J.W 90 2 25 em 17 2225 iarng draut 6 M.

Lauser Sous, repairs Misli Brothers, coul A. s. Uerberich. brooms John UensinR, shoes £. M.

Waomer. nidse Andrew clean me sewer pipe TJ'eo. Li ut, soap Howman, mop cJean'-nR yard uidse XPKNUITUttES boarding and 1 5U 3 81 (i US 1 25 231 65 20 12 H5 375 as a 2 2a 3 5273 4 8 OU 200 SOU 1 (X) 4 32 1 25 10 00 85 CUJ3 145G 65 102 00 K. JoliDB, repairs A. S.

liighi Co nidsc A. E. tiiotz, judne Isaac Wolt, mdse KelRbner nuocs Titus Hartman. reluse clil. falloOS Jno.

H. Shupar A salt Postage Paid Brestin UroU.ers Jon Breslin Jos. 1 r. F. HoacK Mercantile Appraisers' list 11 ST AT10NEKY.

C. P. Heller, books F. Kr.wt. J.

A. DcHnff stationery ly A Tice. stationery M. 27507 124 OU (K) Aon tny JSo 24 21600 M1SCELLAK A (Sherst, to Pnila. Hoard ot Charities Lj-man Hess, inneral ex.

of Jacob Witman Jauies Gates, cnnveyingCuris- tie Kriener to Insane Asylum P. K. Company James Gates, detective J. M. Tobias, conveying E'o- to P.

H. Telegraph Comiany, messages F. W. Frost, order book P. i K.

Compacy, freight U. J. Uanchcrty, tombstone lor J. Witman Adam Hnavely, lalmr Laudertuilch, liorse- bire (Board ot charities to A. M.

A. Oherst, ex, to board ot charities John Benson, costs dividing Jackson twp, J. L. ijemberger, funeral ex- of Peter Red- M. A.

Oherstex. to H'b'e, self Adams C. W. Hoke, funeral ex. Con- V.

Bowman, morts. and jodirments Bonipironer C. E. Bowman, tax on loans lumber Ac. monument 86(10 2077 1 50 12 S7 3 10 6 85 1 75 352.5 3 00 353 500 IS 62 J5.CO 1 CO 00 246 1000 00 2 06 35 00 500 00 tssa 33S 33)5 46 IS 0-2 2144333 1227 SI scaso 208 02 materials at wonuiuent 1).

C. iriuit.li, sj.nukline 1S87 Union anil rerse S. Kt-nix, affidavita J. J. Forxwalt, cor.veyin" Bowers to Asylum M.

A. Gnerst, ex. to Jlyerst'n H. 1. Uaugherty, repairing njouuuitnt C.

K. Bowman, Htite tax for T. M. Bomgardner, incmorw. and judgin'ts M.

A. to it'b'g And. General John Stover, labor at monument John S. Hartman, labor at monument C. E.

Bowman. Commission on State Tax Geo. Kise, treas. Hor. aud Mecb.

Association Washington Alexander, labor at monument Geo. W. Hayes, surveying John G. Walters, pick handles Edward Kevans, caiting at monument Geo. Riso.

funtral ex. J. Foeht Sarah A. Haak, funeral ex J- A. Haak Aaron llain, manure at monument Chas.

W. sundry records of J. H. Kiseuhauer, treas Teachers' Institute D. C.

Smith, oaths Peter Miller, trees at monu- im-nt J. G. Adams, writ N. twp Light Bros 4 at in'uiuinent Michael Zeller, convevineLiz- zic Zelier to Asylum F. B.

lioe, city atlas M. A. Uhcrst, ex. to Phila Board of Charities Klias M. Kunlde, dauiajres Joseph Behney.

funeral ex. B. Ki.scnhauer K1J Wailaoo, sundry records Clias. VV.Mcngel, sundry records J. 11.

Mailer, ISast Hanover Geo. W. Hess, road tux. Union Geo. W.

Hess, 'school tax Union 32 UNSEATED LAND TAXEJT I nion twp. as returned by col. lector (,7 49 E. Hanover, as returned by collector 19 41 10 CO 50 7 80 47 S707 HG47 21 190 95 173 5(13 5 65 12735 10000 4 Tfi 22 1 US 14 CO 3225 3500 3108 12435 20000 75 10 CO 600 2 93 5 14 1000 4 75 81 70 35 00 12885 12730 liuwmau Allweln, eofllu (iooi'se W. Kreider, Cues Cieorge Balsbaugli, executor Joint Ceiberk-h Frank Hoke, tallow U.

Beispr, old ciLsting A. Bnrkholder, suiijtort Aiilr.s Huliaelier, horse 1'uluier. Jacob Shaak, calf Jacob Ketter, cow S. Seibert, 'jforge w. ifiller, old iron S.

Light, pasture J. Snyder, rs. Palm L. Arnold, James Moore, Joliu Zellers, calf- Slary Lebbo, for-her A. Boger.

old machine J. Kauffmau, J. KanQnian, Harry Light, pasture H. Ayeiss, pasture J. S.

Kreider. hides George W. CJensauier, hides Paid out Balance Iu hands of Treasurer MADE BY 7 70 OU 74 30 OU 25 00 4 OU 200 612 540 4 50 1 00 6 (II 375 273 00 1200 8 00 8 00 3 75 2 00 SlSti 9383 $10,18530 TO WTiv. I only called it th 1 Get Rid of His Winter StoCK! HADJI-BABA. 18624 42 is 37 ABATEMENTS.

oi! on innville, North, twp Antiville. South, twp Cornwall twp Cornwall, South, twp East Hajiover twp Heidelberg twp Jackson twp Jonestown Borough Lebanon, North, twp Lebanon, South, twp Lonijniulenytwp Millcreek twp Swatara twp VJnion tw 101 an 05 72 303 55 92 14511 248 79 34 01 219 H9 K7 £2273 152 CO 21 74 COLLKCTOKS- PAY. 111 ri or to Octo- Annville, Norili, twp Annville, South twp llctlicl twn Cornwall, North twp Cornwall. South, twn Kan Hanover twp Heidelberg wp Jackson twp Jonestown borough, per cent. Lebanon.

North, twp Lebanon. twji Londonderry two Millcreek twp Bwatara twp Union twp Collectors' pay 10 71 70 i'4 3C83 5514 04 19 50 7-2 53 Cl 5X JI 25 18 24 (81 05 COLLECTORS' PAY FOR 1886. 62 Aunville, South, twp Bethel twp Cornwall twp Kast Hanover fwp Heidelberg twp Jackson twn Jonestown boronpb Lebanon, North, twp Lebanon, Sovth, twp Londonderry twn Millcreek twp Swatara twp Union Cornwall. C. Daily 18K7 Hrst Ward, Uammel.

1SK7 65 40 .13 43 38 11 43 07 47 96 76 528 84 51 4223 CB07 93 93 2812 31 27 3033 10X181 OIJTSTANDIXU TAXES, 1885. Second Ward, City, Daniel 77674 Musser, Third Ward, City, Wm. Bros- lln Annvillo, JS'orth, 207 09 14820 TAXKSU8S8. township, $35529 Thos. A.

Miller. CorawMl, North, township, Jos. Span Cold Spring Ward, Musser, City, Daniel Fifth Wird, Ebrieut, Sixth Ward, Ebright, City, UitJ A. A 3SO 17 3054 522 02 18567 OUTSTANDING TAXES, 11S7, Annville, North, township, Ihos. A.

Millrr, 135334 Annville, township, Jos. Bomberirer, Bethel township, A. Leininger, Cornwall. township U. Uonck, Cold Spring, township, Hanover township, J.

Himmclberger, Heidelberg township, Georee Strickler. ackson township, Wm. Olewine, Borough, U. Dieh- ner, Lebanon, Vorth, township. A Boyer.

Lebanon, Fonth, Heisey, Londi.nilerry township, H. 07 91 49 80571 953 93 26 tS 924 11 61 4S6C5 185 S7 1,078 58 341 03 J. township, Weiss, Bwatara township, S. Kpang- Union township, P. B.

Burg- Socoud ward, City, Hummel, Third ward. City, ja um mcl, I-ourth ward, City, B. V. Gin- irricli. Fifth ward, City, Wm.

A. Benney. Sixth ward, City, Jas. Hummel, 1,58131 32097 4SS11 003 46 291 134 S71 23 33288 24003 Annrllle, soutli, townshp, Bomberger Bethel township, A. F.

Eshleman. Cornwall, South, township R. Caruenter, East Hanover township, J. C. By cash paid Thos.

S. Walmer, groceries w. B. Means, drugs Josiah Fisher, shoes Gates Son. blacksmithing G.J.Martz.

shoes M. Woomer, L. A. Sherk, medicine C.Kex Mrs. J.

w. Killinger, urerC.A.S.. fevi Shefly (Showers children) Henry Horst, mules D. W. Gross, treasurer State Lunatic Asylum.

Harrisburg, V. H. Allwein. drugs. Jos.

A. Bowman, C. K. Light, clothing E.I'. Light, ntdse J.

L. Savior, repairing Jolm Kleiser, shoes A. Eckenroth.coal C. Shenk, dry goods Joseph Krause, dry goods K. D.

Krall, coal Mish Bros John Matthes, H. JI. Burkey, mdso George F. Meily, W. H.

spahu, soap and boiling soap State Hospital. Danville, I'a Jos- S. Lauser Hon. dry goods, Good Seigrist, George Krause Co, mdse John K. Mills, coffee and roast- IIIC Dr.

J. liei'ly for Iinmel family Frank B. Icemau, blacksmlth- iug E. implements Shenk. carpets, Henry Haak.

cheese J. H. shad C. Smith, eightsteers Isaac Saltzer, mason work Kalbach lumber J.A.H.Boger. steward salary, Spang, mdse L.K.

Landermilch, dry goods, Donees dry goods John S. Horst. butter Henry L. Behny, cows C. M.

Bowman, E. D. Krall, steers .7 J. (T. Bonawltz, groceries.

A.B.Landis, drilling well. H. S. Weiss, seed wheat DirectorsofPoor.Berks county, for S. Wolf f' Cilley Miller, Bomgardner German, shoes, James W.

Lape, mdse Bowman Krantz, hats A. K. Siegrist, dry goods J. A. Mark groceries.

Treasurer State Association Directors of Poor David E. Miller, tobacco. John Oberly making H. Krum md.se...."_".T Weiss, coal John IJenslng, F. Loehle, drugs E.

D. Krall, one bull George W. Schools, drugs I. M. All wine, groceries Edwin H.

Gingiich, drugs George Koss drugs A. Smith, repairing Solomon A. A.C.Klopp Son, coal John A. Weaver, repairing pump K. D.

Krall, hardware F. It. Pershing, drugs George W. Gensamer, leather, Kailroad fairs to Harrisburg Heading, Kent, Henry Smith, director's salary, Henry Miller, do M. K.

Sheetz, do Dr. 8. Weiss, one year salary, E. D. Krall, do P.S.Keiser, do Kobert Mitchell, coal to poor of Millcreek Christ.

Sponstine, shoemaker, John B. waniet, tailor Jolm Light, wages one Alice Boger, do Paid out in monthly settlements Wm. Smith aud wages Mrs. Boger, for services Susan Allainan, eight months' service Conveying pavpers Toll David Behny. Samuel Hartman, repairs H.

B. Griner, saddlery Simon Bean, coal William Benson, two cows Wm. A. Bachmati, clover seed, Expenses to Danville and Harrisburg asylums Expenses to State meeting of Directors. I'a Brightbill M.Allwine, grocery Frank Hoke, chopping grain repairing buggy, H.

Dohner, stone bed.7... Adam Boger, rails and timothy seed D.Jiauch.iprlmmellam'ny'.'.". Joanna Horii, month salary Fox Blouch, dry goods, W.L. Kreider.coal. D.

Kreidcr, flour H. W. Kern, for Donmoyer Geo-W. Kreider, foraffldavits, J. B.Kauch Son.

George Houaflus.sliad A.s.Bomberger&Bro.,wliisky, Samuel Gibe, J. B. Copenhaver. mdse Jolm A. Brna, labor P.

H. Seltzer Son Jolm Darkes.oneinouUi labor, Anna Moore, salary Adam Shaeffer, coal John Krall, cattle Paid for Immel's children This is the most startling and interesting information we have yet communicated to the public. On every article and garment (for winter- wear) now in our establishment, we have made a Bona-Fide Reduction. $147 76 42 IS 1020 19 05 1960 512 10 23 9S 1200 69250 2250 35000 2CS29 2 70 87 50 101 00 11 10 BEFORE BUYING We don't put a few old broken lines of Suits 'on the counter, and a few lot of aged Overcoats on that; mark down a little and advertise 'em at half price. This cut of ours is GENUINE and FEARFUL! TOO.

traveled all over tie world, and been it, aU landish places in it, everything, and hero me what a it that out of iperior cnlishteaaacsit' ni mach obliged misgiving that there or two things in those far lands that I have missed seeing 1 "You know I hare but one pair of ind they aro somehow so curiou-slv ruteol that when one looks toward tho rr-uo tho other tui-ns ia that dircctioa also savthat I. may have lost sight of loft of my road. sit down bom-h, not two fx-vt llvum hiiimis K-UiiMl her on the log. shruiihorv twoen them. TTttur rcipic-il, broken only by of tho river cvor tho stones." Bnt hy a as ho untttLstakuhie and in i-na other instant he hia his Kate, anu her tears- -spoiled his new cravat.

The ring irs oM place, and tureo two happy niurtals arm in arm to tho house, tho ou she had speat such labor. He went onto proper raptures over tho valentine with its ungainly tins, and that it -was tho most graceful aad lovely creature that was ovor yet 0:1 laud sea, and that tte pilgrim father r.r^H-opriato. And then h- asked Kate to sot their wedding onfl month from that day, and Kate consented. B. 1L K.

IIOUSHOl.nEIJ, 1VOXAI5Y Ueal Estate, Iiisaraitce, Rental and Collrcthur Xo. 21 Ninth Street, I.ehanoa, Pa. kindly take pity on me, and 'tell mo in simple, plain, good Yankee talk what a hadji-baba this J. I). Kerr K.

Woelfly window shades, Molly Iinmel, salary Atkins groceries Mal Co groceries William Fees, flour D. P. Witmeyer, blank- Isaac SholJy, hay ladders John S. Kreider, leather Frank Singer, month N. Greth, two pairs spectacles.

kxpress ICudolph conveyine paupers. K.I). Krall, K. D. and harness.

875 7 25 28 80 335 2i 15 1770 I 50 4050 5085 9385 61 9S51 075 1470 103 7C 2500 SI 54 61 84 2921 18 75 25172 1935 7 40 500 00 21 68 24 63 500 800 78 00 300 12286 4 00 9160 4393 7851 1620 11 30 68 44 34 65 60 IU 2623 15 On' 3539 2306 3340 53814 2250 7 10 5944 555 9(0 1710 2ffl 49 3023 2720 383 525 6096 625 73 90 51 05 2893 100 (.0 10000 100 330 oo: 10000 7500 3215 41 00 24 (10 23000100 00: 800'46 6000 2500 24 00 954 23 16 960 6 50 2 25 2 55 64 00 1670 3432 30 25 250 4 50 4533 3 90 1500 41 GO 2000 5 00 17 67 225 200 6 10 1022 7 10 455 925 17 15 1066 1437 475 200 1500 18 85 28fi64 10 SO 157 235 1200 1300 250 300 300 21 30 500 1 G5 1600 2787 508 200 125 300 8700 6450 MEN'S OVERCOATS worth £3 at Men's Union Overcoats, with velvet collar, Men's Good, Durable and Weather Protecting Ulsters, $2.50 and Men's Chinchilla Overcoats reduced to $11; Men's Excellent Cassimere Overcoats, worth $11, reduced to Men's Chilla Beaver Overcoats, worth $18, reduced to $12. Economical Parents, Listen! Boys' 4 to 13 years, Overcoats, Warm and Durable, 12 years, Cape Overcoats, of good value, Overpqats, worth $5, Big Boys'Overcoats, from 14 to 18 years, $2.50, $4, $5 and $7.50, worth more money. particular hadji-baba is, I fancy, mm-h like the rest of the nit-o "In tho first place, it is very solemn in its manner, mournful in looks-, patient and faithful, it is said; and it has a heaiabaT a neck-rather a long one-and it ha! a and it has more legs tbanarf- Ihmg else eiecpt 1 Hadji, that meanspU- gruu, and baba, father, in Turkish; and grim father is what they call a stork. How stupid!" you for the said Eate, bowing. "Kate!" "3Iy worst enemy never called me stupid.

It remained for you, who claim to be my mend, to call ma continued Kate, risiii" from the rustic seat where sho had'seated herself during this conversation and lookmir very much vexed. There was an angry spark ia each of her bright blue eyes, and it seemed as if the red Sold of her hair took a fiery gleam in the rays of the afternoon sun, aad every Una in that graceful litflo body assumed an nncom- promising dignity, and pretty Katot)agood jgrew really angry with poor Harvey, as he stood a picture of distress beside her. "But, Kate, you know I didn't mean 'You did! You know you did! You've been putting on such airs ever since you eamo back, your so there!" And Kato, with all tho dignity a littlo bit of a woman could summon, and hastily thrusting tho gleaming ring into the Bands outstretched in a dumb entreaty, tamed and rail away up tho garden walk, and into tho house as fast as her tiny little feet could take her, and up the stairs to her own room where she threw herself on the floor in passion of angry tears. She cried there to her heart's content- that is say as long as the tears would come, and then sho kept up a succession of dry littlo choking sobs, all tho while feeling herself a much abused heroine. She looked at her dimpled KtHa hand.

It iooked so bare now without tho rupcriifs fi-r at prices 1. No. t'hrstnnt street: House con- mini; six rooms and hail: price. -J. Two Houses.

ao ami 367 Nonh Tentlj street. six rooms and hall: pnw, il.ii;,.' Alsy. two Houses rear vl lots; price, each. No. 3.

Three Houses, 122K. 1228 and 1231, on Forge street. West, of Twelfth, containing Hve rooms each; price. Sl.KHi each. 4.

Three Houses, on ButtonwooU street. of Twelitli, CiiiiiaiuiiiK Hve rooms each: price, each, on Walnut stri'ft, near sixteruth; frout- of lot. foe! 1 prire each. No. 'rwnsioi-y ooanled.

lot luisalrout- by awteetUeep, v.itli a 10 foot norclt ou Uiree of lie Kousr. An elegunt summer resort, rite, eapli. in one. twn throe years. Situated in SheaT- icratnwii, Lel-anon county.

7. Norm Mansard roofed House, opci-tv deen. with all Uie modern Price Want of Appetite. Furred Tongue. Bitter Taste.

Constipation. Headache. General Depression. containing six est Leba- of pro rn unuruee No. 3.

TwoDouble rooms each on Twentrsecomt street. We non the whole frontage is ivS feet I'rice foreauh ITice for the four Houses, No. 416 North Ten tli street Story nune louse containing seven rooms antl half with out kitehiMj. Ixit, IS feetfroutby 3 inehi-s deep price jil.StW. No.

lo. Two-story BricK House, containing nine rooms, larse hall nnd out kitehfu, corner Fifth ana C.tnai streets, in Independent. District, see plan of grounds tu my oilice- an 'elegant chance for a nice house price, 42,000 can remain. No. H.

Ono Acre of Ground, on Guilfortt street near Fourth price, 12. Frame House, corner of Fifth and Weidman streets, containing eieht rooms price, S2.iii,K>. No. 13. in Kast Hanover-eisht miles from DR.

SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. This is sure and always safe. Price 25 cts. per box: Sboxes for Co or sent by mail, postage free, on IBceiptofpnca. to.J.H.&AenckJSoa.

Philad'n, Marble and BnfflifiTWoTki Frame Housa, containing seven rooms No. 911', corner of Xweilttiaiiii Bnt tunwood price. K.OOO. JJo. IS.

Two-story Brick House, on North from Bail- road. .1 business rooia and seven rooms ra dweliinj; department: price, $5.500. A House ou rear ot property included that rents at $96 per year. No. is.

Two Houses on Third street, between willow ami Cumberland streets with alt the latest improvements: cash, bail to remain with mortgage. No. IT. Corner Lot. ou Lehman and Fourth streets, IS feet on Lehman, 82 feet on DESiR.vni.E, CHEAP.

1S A property on -Main street. No. 11 and Slyerstowii; a. Two and One-Half Story containing a store room and ten rooms for dwelling purposes. Lot, 35 feet front by i'O terftdiH'p exchange.

No. 111. Two Story iirieU House, Xo.35 North Tenth street, containing seven rooms. i). Two Hinges to rent Nos.

364 and jjii North Seventh street, at twelve dollars per month. No. 2i. Four Houses containing seven rooms each to rent at Avon, IK miles from citv at ewlic dollars per desirable" houses JNO. tl.

House 513 East Cumberland street formerly owned by Samuel Erb, coutain- ius rooms, for rent, suitable for two families decli BAtLKOAD. H.LPaugherty, Proprietor. LATEST DESIGNS CHILDREN'S SUITS. Children's Short Pants Suits from $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 to 555.00 and $6.00 sold for more money they must go. GIVEN Something to please the little ones; a few more; a Handsome given away with every Boys' and Children's Suit.

years, whilo Harvey, had beea traveling to restaronia health, which had shattered by a terrible injury received while risking his fife to save poor Paddy Molony's seventh child $ti BIG BOYS' SUITS, all sizes from $3.00, $3.50, $5.00, Stripes and Worsted. and $7.00 up to $12.00, in MEN'S SUITS, We have a big assortment from $3.00, $15.00 and Prince Albert Suits from that would cost considerable more money at any other place. .00, 15.00 7,00 up to to 21.00, UNI JUST FIRST CLASS. LQWER THAN EVER. (Lebanon ana Lancaster Joint Line.) SHOKXKST EOUTB FOR.

LANCA3TKB ALL POINTS RAST SOUTH On and of tear 20,1887, passenger trains wiU be nm as follows: I I Cornwall 6:46 7:27 RECEIVED, Hl 6: a 9: Manheun 7-sg Lancs-ster ColnnrJ)ia AX AM AM fit PM PM 7:12 12:30 3:00 7:30 12:45 3:18 7:46 BOWER. Big Assortment We have a Big Assortment of Men's, Youths' and Children's Pants which we sell at a Big Reduction. Men's Pants, Good Quality, $2. pa $2.50 to $3.00. Fine Pants $4.00.

$5.00 and in Stripes and Fancy Worsted. In Boys' Pants we have a Large Assortment from $1.500 up to $3.50 and $4.00. Heideluerg township. C. NVemch.

Jackson township, Wm. Ole- Jouestowd iJur S. Jj. township, j. township.

i' ou111 John Horst, Londonderry township, c. M. Mlllcreet township, Hartmaa, Swatara township, W. J. Union township, P.

B. Burgner. First waid, City, J-as. Hummel. Cornwall, South, township, C.

97 01 2634 17 IS 64 39 45 60S 133 T3 51 OS C5 25 3609 1969 4636 1724 1480 $9.689 i)7 FURNISHING GOODS at the Lowest Price. All will be delighted with the bargains we offer. H. PHILIPS. JOHN H.

FJtANK, THOS. L. BECK.EK. LEBANON COUKTT AI.MSHOCSE January 1,1888. Under 10 years Between lOand 20 and 30 30 and 40 i 40 and 50 50 and 60 70 and 80 Males.

5 3 6 3 8 9 9 56 females. 3 2 5 10 37 TREASURER'S COMMISSION. For receiving 4115,519 25 7 nuUs, 6 165656 93754 BALANX'E. In County Treaimer 1 bands, 00 66 ni5.518.15 We (n, lie county's debt in liutiey ii which the folinf: crudita. onnty Treasurer's 1,100 00 hands, 3,301 Balance in Alms House Treaa- urer's hvids, 555 33 Outstanding Taxes, 14,655 26 We tile Auditors ot Lebanon 611 b0ni year died 9 males 3 fe Purchased ftml made diu-lng the year: ZP? shl 17 boy's shirts, 12 men's ceats, ooy coats, 19 pairs men's pants, 25pairs men's overalls.

22 vests, 32 men's and boys' hats, 12 straw hats, 4 caps, 37 paiis ol suspenders. 6 pairs mittens, 50 women's dresses, 26 children's dresses 54 women's and, children's chemises, 21 women's undenvalsts, 75 women's and children's 50 women's and children's petticoats, 20 nairs oP women's and children's drawers, 29 sacoiies. Jto twIlrAmltiafo 824 WOLF, One-Price Clothing House in the City, Dumiarland Lebanon, Pa. bonnets, 50 handkerchiefs. 1S6 pairs of 5 pairs woolen stockings footed, 72 pairs men's JBffffl 8 sll 4 102pairs shoe laces.

39 20 tine combs, 15 pipes and stems 43 ifi sheets, 13 3bedeurti JProd bushels" oats: 810 Jh els iv ousnels; onions, 15bushels- red beets soup beans. 1 bushel killed 21 steers i. 2 cows, weighing 14,318 pounds; killed 3 FOR FALL AND WINTER I have the largest and most complete line of Mffl'S, BOY'S, LADIES' ail CHILDREN'S BOOTS id SHOES IN EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. MY PRICES ARE LOW. MY STYLES ARE FIRST-CLASS.

MY GOODS ARE THE BEST. leather and Gum Goods a Specialty. you desire a bargain in Fine Foot Wear, such as Ladies' and Misses Shoes, John b. for hide Ueo. W.

Gensaraer, for hide, $93.83. Tramps lodged, l.6il: meals, 3,518. CHEAPEST, MOST RELIABLE, MOS1 REPUTABLE PLACE We would advise you to buy from is SAMUEL S. SHIRK, 1TO. 815 CUMBERLAND STREET.

AT.aTJND KATS. Ah, well, it w-as all ended now! He had insulted her, his promised wife, and called her stupid, had ho called her stupid And sho sat up, and pushed the hair back from her tear stained face, and tried to think, to recall all their conversation. The more she thought the more she seemed lost in a maze, and do her best sho could not exactly remember; and she began to review all his tenderness and love, all his letters, and all his manly goodness, and bis': extrwno gentleness toward all women, herself above all, and sho began to wish, she had not beea so rash. And then, tho cause of it all! She; poor child, had been following him in mind all those weary months; had read boots, of travels, and brushed up her natural history for las sake, so that when ho caino home she would bo able to talk with him intolligently- abont all that he had seen. And then, too, she had wanted to surprise him with a specimen of her and was thero over a handsomer valentine tfcan the one her skillful littlo fingers had painted, all one bewildering maze of cat tail flags and bluo water, with a glorious but ungainly silver and gold stork just rising out the ijond for flight? Did not every feather on that wonderful bird look as downy as if real? And did not the awkward legs have the true artistic straddle? And hadn't she taken ever so much pains to find out its Turkish name) And now what did he care? He would never seo it now! And two or three more tears foil oni the bare finger, and added another pang.

What would have happened no one can tell; but just then the snpper bell rang-, and Kftte found herself very hungry, though she never would have dreamed of tho possibility of hunger after such a dreadful experience; and she hurried and bathed her red brushed out the rebellious in red rod it was, and pretty too. i. Kate's mother was in a hurry, as she always was, to go off after supper to see some poor sick creature or another, and carry a basket of dainties and necessities, and happily she did not note Kate's lugubrious "nsagB, uor the absence of the ring Harvey Stone had placed upon her finger, with her fnlleansenfc; and Kato was left alone with her thoughts irnd the remembrance that she had driven Harvey away forever. She wandered ont.into the dark, and from there on down toward 'the edge of the Snsnuehanua, which flbwed along in bcanty andpeace at tho foot of their garden, and she" sat down on the bench that stood near the place where their little stiff was moored and gave herself up to her misery fully and entirely! Harvey had received the ring, which was precious to him as the gage of Kate's lovo and the visible sign of her promise to 60 his precious litiio wife, his dear, quiclr tempered Xmpu'bivu littlo Kate, tho sivcctes: 1 of girls. Was ifall ended, as site had said? Thero was some mystery here.

What had he done? How offended her! He could not understand; andyethawas very miserable, for he loved that girl as few men love; and this wretched, and the only thing he could imagine was that Kato had grown tired ofium during his absence, aud perhaps loved abme one else bettor; and ho for a momentfelflike drowning himself and his troubles togetter, he started clown to the river wfta'ttat fell intention; but when he reached tlso bank he saw that the water was too to drown himself thero ho would have to Be down flat on his face; and so instead ho took ont a cigarand began to The more ho smoked the less he fettrSkei drowning himself, and he mode up his maud to live, and show Kate that as much as he had, aye, and did love her, ho could live without her. And then he smoked another, and he began to wcindwif ho were to blame. What had ho said, etc. He went over the sarno series of rmi-stions, and he came to- the conclusion that, pride or no pride, ho would afaeiieal Slaa Roofer, Pi Qoulli Fifth Street, Lebanon, finiea. ijfs op rates to- suit the CH4PA1AN, BOTTOM, K550 GREEN VERMONT of any lze Orders by mail, reft at W8 Jjiiolware store ot Geo.

Krausa' 9., promptly atteaded to ling anything In thfr line will auvaataRe to give him a call. orkmen Employed. A. H. BOWEK.

8:35 9:27 1:56 8:52 NORTHWARD. 2:00 AM AM PM Columbia 12:31 Lancaster 12:35 7-15- Manlieirn 7:33 7:54 Mt. Hope 7:45 1:31 Miners 7:56 10:03 1:43 4:20 8:18 Cornwall 7:53 1:46 4:22 6:05 8:21 Lebanon 8:11 1:58 4:25 SUNDAYS. A PM 12:30 12:47 12:50 Cornwall Mmers Village s-13 Manheim $-39 Lancaster 9:20 A sr Lancaster os Miners 2:20 9 i7 2-25 Lebanon 9:33 2:40 Schedule and further iiuoruianon appiy 3:45 4:00 4:30 5:50 fit 5:18 5:40 5:43 "PENNSYLVANIA BA1LKOAD. Best Quality Oysters KX J.H.Shngar&Bio., 631 Cumberland Street WHQUSALE AND RETAIL.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED. on ana after July 25, 1887, (rains wilt leave Lebanon, JoKews, connecting at Conewago for uUpoMx an the Pennsylvania Jtaiiroad: Leave Lebanon at e.25a: arrive at Conewago i.Ooa.m.,Lancaster3.10 a. Philadelphia 10.20 a.m., New Yorfc p. Ifonte- tur 7.30 Altoona 1.45 p. Jittsburg p.

in. This train makes close connection at Ior on the Northern Central and Philadelphia Erie Railroads. m- arrive.at Conewago Leave Lebanon 11.30 a. arrive aC Conewago 12.15 p. Lancaster 12.58 Philadelphia 3.15 p.

New York 5.50 p. in. Leave Lebanon 2.0t> p. arrive at Cone- wago2.45p.m., Harrisburg3.20 p. Altoona rittsbuTR 11.55p.

Baltimore 6.45 p. Washington 7.45 p. m. Leave Lebanon 3.15 arrive Conewago 1.00p.m.,Lansasterl.4op.nl., Philadelphia 63o p.m. New York9.35p.m.

Leave Leoanon 7.30» arrive at Conewago 8.20 p. Lancaster 9.35 p. Harrisburg j. Manager. Gen Pass.

Agent. DONA8HMORE YARD! SESDS! SESDSII FLOWER AND VEGETABLE, FRESH AND RELIABLE, LOWEST PRICES. HA3OIOND MISH, AND FLORIST, corner Fourth, lEB.VTfOJT, PA. C. A.

NEFF, PROPRIETOR. OFFICE AJTD TARD: DONAGHMORE STATION. BEST GRADES OF COAL Sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. Prompt BeliTery Made to all Parts of the City. ALSO.

CONNELSVILLE COKE in prepared sizes for Domestic use. angffl-ly OR SALE. LOTS, "WISTEil CAMPAIGN AT OS ehestnnt and Walnut Streefe and Cedar Arenne, only three ana fonr blocks from Eagle Hotel, ALSO, TWELVE HOUSES, SIX and SETES ROOMS. GOOD TITLE BY P. A.

ECKENROTH. jan30-3ni IRA C. SHIRK'S, Ninth Street. SPECIALTIES EGGS- a Wholesale and Retail. ALL GOODS SOLD 33OTTOM: FK Antf delivered FREE OF CIIAJJGE to all parts of the city.

IRA C. SHIRK, 38 SQfTK SfS-Stt STREET. rii ONLY SCHOOLS LEBANON ln IVely ADIES: Do Your Own Dyeing, at Home, with MISS E- WATSON'S LEBANON CONSERYATORT of MUSIC. JESTABHSHED I88O. South BaghiiE Street.

29, 1887. Monday August Full Gracftiatinff Course on also lrt Si nsinj? week may2fi-tf and Pedal Voice Culture and lrt Sinsin of ever? MusicB for sale. Ordew MISS E. WATSON Tney will Dve everything. Tliey are sold everywhere.

Price loc. colors. Aneybave no equal tor Strenjrtli, BriRhtness, Ainoontin Packages or for Fastness of color, Qualities. They do not crock or smut. For sale by DK GEO co -i DRCOGISTS.

SOCCiunberlanU street. Z. KEULEK SON, BEAT, ESTATE AGENTS OFFICE, 124 Xorth Eighth Street, Lebanon, Pa. Tney have always on hand a large number of aud BuiiilinK Lots For Hale. wishing to buy or Sell willdowetl by giving them a call.

Correspondence solicited aorlll-tf K. Z. KET1LER SON. conclusion that, pride or no pride, ho would A see Kate once more, and if she was forgiving, VV Whv lift Would llrt tmnld ho OET 411 why he would bo too, and they would bo happy again. He sat on a log and reflected, and watched the sun go down and darkness settle overall, and he felt very unhappy.

Vet he lingered still in her garden, aatfby and ho hoard a little pattering stepthat ho well knew by the beating of his own heart in time to it, and beard Kato come down the EN TO SELL ALL KINDS OF SURSEBY stock. JL pay to successful men as high as Apply iiiiiueul- (I expenses. with stamp, giv' K. B. Nurseryman, 1'atterson.

H. TTNlJKRTAKfNG IX ALL ITS BBANCHESr 0. A. Franfz would respectlnlly call the attention of the community to the fact that he prepared to answer all calls, whether day or nifrht. the day he can be (buml at his of iMisiuess.

7a4 Cumberland street and any hour of night at, his Father's Kesidence Cumberland street, or at J. A. Frantz's 17 Tenth street. Prices Moderate ESS POOLS SEASON again come round for the cleauine of ESS rool.S.in<l thereby take theouportunity inTorm the public tiiar I located in Leba- KOOM SUIT, SCULL STKEET. I Box vog, Fa..