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DAILY TELEGRAPH, JJARRISBURO, rA: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 19, LOCAL NEWS. UHKKNRAt CONVENTION. TUB The llcket Completed Minor Details Ar tangedninai adjournment. Oar report of tbe proceedings of the Oreonback conxentlon closed yesterday after tho nomination Mayor FowderJy, of tioranton, for liovernor, Tne conven tion proceeded with the nominations, as follow: HccreUry ol Internal Affairs. The convention then proceeded to the nomination of a candidate for Secretary of Internal Affair.

Henry E. Paul, of Berks, J. Adam Cake, of Northumberland, and J. Jjnwry De woody of Venango. Before the ballot was taken Mr.

Cake's name was withdrawn. The ballot resulted as follows: Paul 41, Dewoody 46, and Mr. Dewoody was declared the nominee. The nomina tion was then made unanimous. Judge of Supreme J.

Adam Cake, of Northumberland, was nominated for Justice of the Supreme Court by acclamation. Congressman.atX.ara'e J. W. Shucker, of Philadelphia; Robert K. Tomllnson, Backs: J.

8. Dysert, Cam bria. The ballot resulted as follows: Hhuckors, 44; Tomlinson, 46; Dysert, 1. Mr. Tomllnson's nomination was then made bv acclamation.

Mr. Depuyey then moved that tho name or toe party do changed from tne Greenback Labor party to that of the Na tional party. Tne motion was Jaia on tne table. For tho better organization of the party a resolution was offered and adopted that tho Executive Committee of the National Greenback Labor party of Pennsylvania shall consist of the chairmen of the several county committees and that a member be added for each Senatorial district iu excess of one in a county. Frank S.

Heath, of Erie, was ro elected chairman of the Stato Committee The State Committee was authorized to remove any candidate by a two thirds vote. The convention then, after settling a few minor.details adjourned nino uio. FACIAL. HKBSTIMU OF 1IUABU, THE SCHOOL Report of the Finance Committee on De linquent Tax Collector! An Exciting Lte Date. Tho School Boatd held a special mooting lest night, tor the purpose or hearing the report of the Finance Committee on the subject of delinquent tax collectors.

The report was principally made up of a review of the aocounts of Jacob Faunce, collector or school taxes in i70, 1877, 1878 and 1879, though incidentally it is stated therein that a number of other collectors show deficits in their accounts of small sums. In the case of Mr. Faunce it was shown that in 1876 1877 there Is a deficit of 8000, and in 1877 1878 another of $1,560. After the reading of the report an exciting debate followed, which at times verged on person alities of an acrimonious nature. The whole subject was left in its present condi tion, leaving tho bondsmen of Mr.

Faunco no other alternative but to go into court and nave it cleared up there. A Telegraph reporter endeavored to sco Air. Faunce this morning, but he could not be round. A friend speaking for Mr. Faunce Bays he holds a voucher for a set tlement ot taxes for $1,500, but it cannot be said whether it is for 1876 77 or 1878 79.

Only when tbe bondsmen get their case into court will this affair be settled. A MlBVgI.OP8 ESCAPE. A Man Falls from a Moving Locomotive and st scapes wunniignc injuries. Georco Roberts, a brakeman on the Mid dle Division, Pennsylvania railroad, made one or tne most narrow escapes from ter rible injury, or perhaps death, last night of wnicu we nave any record. 311.

Martin O. Leonard, engineer, was hauling tne train on whioa Mr. Koherts was break ft Wa a ing, ana wncn near vmeiana station was running at the rate of twenty rnucs an nour, tne time at that sta tion being midnight, and just there Mr. Roberts in attempting to get on the engine loll off and escaped with only slight cuts on tho head and face, no other portion of his body being injured. Mr.

Leonard was telegraphed to at Manayunk that he had lost a man, who would be returned to him on the following train. Mr. Roberts went IVWIV I 1UV1UUU BIUUUU, WUOrU U1B lUJUlUB il. .4. .1 V.

2 narrow escape irom aeatn ever made on the Middle division by an employee of the roau. Mr. Kooerts is an old railroader, competent ana active, ana in every way rouaoie. A OBKtT OUTRAGE, Sue Hirer Hank Strewn with Clothing that Uelonged to a Smallpox Patient. Mr.

Lewis Tress, supervisor of the lower district, mado a discovery on the river bank near Paxton street, below the sewer, which excited his suspicion and which, when tho facts became known, created much alarm and indignation. The discov ery was the finding of a suit of boys' clolh iug, an oiu Doa quin, sneer, part of a blanket, boy a stockings, shirt and a pillow lip, all of which were of the most interior quality, showing that they Deiongcu to people or limited means. meru 13 a ooy Belonging to a family living in the neighborhood where theso articles were found, who had samll por, and who Is of the s'ze to wear a suit ot clothes like the one found, which created the suspicion at once that the bed clothing and this suit belonged to the family in question. Mr. Tress immediately had all tho articles carefully burned, and is now engaged in hunting evidence to trace where tney camo from, tor the purpose of prose cuting the parties who threw them on tho river bank.

Upper Bad Items, A ecamp named M'Dougall was arrested in Wil ItamBburtr TllPSriav nn a wnrronl: front Middleburg, Union county, where he I had jumped a large board bill. I miuersDurg is yielding to the influence I or an earnest temperance revival. Rev. D. B.

Babcock, of Philadelphia, is loieuiure on temperance in fjykens on Buna ay evening. Rev. W. 11. Klnek, or Harrisburg, will proach in the Evangelical church of Lykens tomorrow, oaiuraay.

Capt. M'Coy's Light Infantry company, of Lykens, is improving at everv drill. The Harrisburg Conference of the Evan gelical Lutheran Church will hold its regu lar quarterly session in ion's church of Lykens, commencing on Monday evening noxt, ana continuing unui Wednesday ovenlcg. Grats, Lykens, Millersburg and Tower City never wore healthier than they are now. Grain fields and meadows are in splendid condition.

Tho co operative grocery store at Tower City has been sold to private parties. All such attempts at merchandising in that part of tho county have proven a failure. It is complained by the farmers of the Upper End that their hens oat eggs. He appearance of Pinkeye. Tho recent cold rains, had the effect of increasing pinkeye, which early in April had begun to abate among the horses in Harrisburg.

In some of the livery stables rally one half of the stook now has the dis ease, while in one or two sale stables the disoase has operated disadvantagiously to sellers. Opening a Safe. A safe belonging to a firm doing business ia tne neighborhood of State Street bridge, needing some repairs to its lock, that portion of it was taken out and sent to Pittsburg for repairs. The lock was returned yesterday and put in the door ot the safe, and that receptacle securely locked last night. This morning when the safe ought to have boon opened all efforts to unlock it proved unavailing.

It had been set to a combination which tho owner did not un derstand, and therefore the only way to open it was to spring the lock. An expert was sent for, who in ten minutes, with a co'd chisel and hammer, sprung the lock and opened the safe. HUMS MISSIONS. Interesting Meeting In Market Square Presbyterian Vhurch Delegation of Indians Present from tbe Government School at Carlisle Songs, Instrumental Music and Speeches. The Home Missionary meeting in Market Square Presbyterian church, this afternoon, was one of the most interesting held for a long time, and was participated in by a number of pupils from the Indian school at Carlisle, under charge of Mrs.

Pratt. Rev. Chambers, of Pine Street church, led the meeting. Mrs. Pratt introduced two little girls, who sung a number of hymns, the rendering of which was pleasing in the extreme.

Mrs. Pratt then briefly stated the system by which the children are instructed at the Carlisle school, describing their diligence and patience, and aptness in study. As an evidence of this, Luther, the eon of the Sioux Chief Standing Bear, was introduced, who played the solo, "Nearer, my God, to Thee," on a cornet, in a manner which 'cited warm approval. Luther is a member of the Brass Band of the school, which has only been under training for three years. Joshua, a Kiowa boy, spoke next.

He read his speech, which he wrote himself. Standing Bear was then introduced and made a short speech in the Sioux language, his speech being interpreted by Luther, his son, and was mainly an expression of gratification at being present on the occasion and a declaration that he saw children had came a long distance to see his son and the other Indian children, but that he was glad to see the children of the pale faces as those of his own tribe. Mrs. Pratt made a few brief remarks at the close of the meeting, saying that what had been heard from the children of the Indian school was a fair specimen of their progress. There were two boys and three girls in the delegation with Standing Bear, all of whom were entertained at dinner by Mr.

Charles L. Bailey tc day. The Indian children accompanied, by Mr. Pratt, returned to Carlisle this afternoon. SENSATION IM MtBOAKEtTA STREET.

A Drunken Woman Breaks the Windows In Half a Dozen Houses. Margaietta street had a sensation yesterday afternoon. Emma Cromes invaded the house of Mrs. Strine, where she provoked a quarrel, and when the latter.attempted to eject her, Emma bit Mrs. Strine through the palm of the right hand, causing the blood to flow.

When in the street Emma began an assault on Mrs. Strines house, stoning it, breaking win dows and furniture ana then proceeded on Margaretta street demolishing the win dows in front of a dozen other houses. The scene speedily became one of great excite ment, crowding the street with women and children. Iu the meantime Mr. Strine hurried to Alderman Fager's office.

A warrant wss issued. Constable Gernahousen arrested Emma with difficulty. She was committed for a hearing, which will take place as soon as the effects of her drunk are over. evening Mrs. otnne, followed by a crowd of men, woman and children, wheeled a barrow full ot stones to the al derman's office, which she said she had gathered in her bouse and on the sidewalk, all having been thrown by Miss Cramer.

Fire Department Notes. 'There will be a meeting of firemen at the Citizen engine house this evening, to arrange for participation in the ceremonies of ecoration day. A special meeting ot the Mount Vernon hook and ladder oompany this evening. A meeting of the Young Men's Repub lican Club will be held in their room to morrow evening at eight o'clock. A full attendance of the club is requested.

Busi ness of importance will be brought before the meeting. By order. no. U. Mebman, President.

Attest, Wilson Cjfox, Secretary. Carpet to be Sold. The carpet which has been on the floor of the House of Representatives, six hundred and sixty seven yards in amount, is to be sold at public sale on Saturday. This is the first time in the history of the Commonwealth that such a sale was made. l.

Hand Badly Cut Frank Hanley, a colored lad. living along the railroad, above the Pennsylvania railroad shop3, had the thumb of his right hand badly cut this morning while playing with a car brake. Ijured With a Ball Bat. Hiram Humphreys, playing base ball on the ground above North street, along the railroad, had his left eye much cut by being hit with a base ball bat. Mot Victims of Diphtheria.

Mr. Cling, in Pear avenue, lost two children by diphtheria in seven days, and a third chili is now not expected to live suffering with the same disease. Personal. Col. John A.

Hiestant, of the Lancaster Examiner, was registered at the Lochiel to day. From Marblehead, Mr. George F. Young, of the American House, writes that be was cured of a severe sore throat by the application of St. Jacobs Oil, and nothing else.

JOTTING J. The mother of the Misses Gutelius died at her residence in Adams county, this morning, at the advanced age ci seventy nine years. mere will be a meeting of the delegates of the different fire companies on decora tion ceremonies, to be held at the citizen engine house this evening at eight o'clock. By order of G. C.

Fager, chairman. Silver Creek. N. February 6. 1880.

Gents I have been very low, and have tried everything, to no advantage. I heard your Hop Bitters recommended by so many, 1 concluded to give them a trial. I did, uunjuunuuuuu, uu wmuuiuy improT' ing, anJ am nearly as strong as ever. W. a.

vyeller. 1,3,5, 169 AMUSEMENT LOCALS. 1HB EQUIWK PARADOX. The Exhibition at the Opera Mouse. The entertainment at the Ooera House last night was not in the regular order of performances to be seen within brick walls, but it was none the less enjoyed by the large audience present.

The Equine Paradox is an exhibition of educated horses, and their performance is as wonderful as the name under which the combination travels is puzzling. Trained horses are an ordinary sight, but horses that will obey the word of command and prove to all doubters that thev under btand what is said to them are extraordinary. The horses now exhibiting their in telligence at the Opera House go through various tricks and group themselves in tableaux with a precision that is remark able, and their entire performance was novel and entertaining. THE FINE CREEK, RAILROAD. The Tioga Agitator says that the con tracts for the remaining thirty four miles of the Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and Buffalo railway were awarded Monday after noon as follows Sections 25 to 33 inclusive to R.

A. Malone and Bros. sections 39 to 57 inclusive to George H. Thompson Co. Marriage, savs a recent writer, is like a besieged city: those who are inside would be happy to get out, ana th03e outside de sire to enter.

The ownership of land does not alwavs make a man contented and industrious. Tbe Chicago Inter Ocean notes the al leged fact that the fashionable magazines never snow siyies ior ii gins. The idle man travels so slowly that even povc rty easily overtakes him. Kaurr, the Uerman has en gaged more workmen, inewnoie foico now exceeds 13,000 men. FINANCIAL AND COMMJ5KCI Keview of the Markets, As received by B.

R. Slstr, Stock, Grain and 17 North Third street, Harrisburg. Private wire from Harrlsb'jrg to Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Chicago, livery facility afforded inveat ors Harrisbubg, May 3 9 We have another dull day to report in the New York market, with transactions perhaps a little in excess of the average for the past week. The street has been devoid of rumors and news of any kind, and it is still purely a traders' market. We regret to recognize tne fact that pending developments are capable of affecting it sharply one way or the other.

During the past four months we have been unable see any element of an advance in stocks, but there 13 a possibility that the assurance ot a good crop may cause a revival in general business and a better traffic lor tbe trunk lines might be made the basis ol some bull speculation. On the other hand a general feeling of depression exists in all business circles and people are talking poor for the first time In four or five years. Taking all the possibilities of the future together we think the dullness can be fully accounted for, ss there is just enough uncertainty to keeo Intelligent operation out of the market Up to time of writing no specie is engaged for to morrow's steamers, and it is unlikely that any will go. Money at the banks loaned at 4 to 5 per cent on the Stock Exchange at 3 to 4 per cent. The Philadelphia market continued dull and lifeless at about last night' closing figures.

The liquidation in Pennsylvania made aorae further progress to day, the prices sagging from 58 to 57. The selling movement in Lehigh stopped it holds very steady for tha moment at 38. The Penn sylvania stocks are entirely neglected, also Bnffalo, which still rules at 16. The speculative paisenger railroad stocks were weak, Hestonviile selling at IS against 19 yesterday, and People's fell on the first call from 9 to 8 without Intermediate sales. OlOSjg Hla'tLow't bid.

Op'ng. lr. BP Weeeee Brtop OCX Ca Can 50 Cen Pac 89 Col 60 50 DLW 12034 60 60 Del Uud lffii 105k Krie 38 KaatTenn 105 a nn, 122J 3H 29 Lake Shore 102 102 102? Lehigh Nav 37 38 Lehigh val 60Ji 60 Lou Nash 73 73 74ii Mich 6 85 Mo 92 91 91 71 70 70 130 139 130 Nor 41 40g 41 Nor Pac pld 79 im 79 78 Oon Norf'k pfd 52 61 51 61 Central 127 12 127 126 126ig 24 24 24 14 14 14 Penn'a 58 58 68 68 28 28 28 28 28 St Paul 110 110 110 109 110 Texas Tac. 39 39 39 39 Dndersr'd Union Pac 113 113 113 9 29 29 naoiujupiu sra, "ya West Union 83x 81 The market clocea irregular. Chicago Markets.

High. Low Cosing. High. 126 125 128 73 .125 125 12f 73 OATS. Hlarh.

Low. Closing. High. 3 CORN. Low.

Clos's 72 72 72 73 PORK. Low. Closir 51 60 50 19 2719 15 45 45 45 19 35 19 27X 19 LARD. High. Low.

Closing June 11 45 11 40 45 July 11 57 11 52 11 57 Dally Telegrapble Letter from Wlnthrop A Percy Smith, Brokers, 37 South Third Street, Philadelphia. Special to the Tblkqbaph. Phtladrlphta, May 19. The stock market onsned unsettled and was dull at the middlei closing dull and strong. Philadblphta, May 19 flour is quiet but steady; superfine.

$3 04 25; extra, $1 2505 25; Ohio and Indiana family, $6 257 00; 8t Louis do, 17 007 50. Bye flour, $4 605 CO. Wheat is firmer; Pennsylvania red, $144Q1 46; do amber, $1 46 1 43. Corn is firmer with good local de mixed, 8787c. Oats are firmer and in fair demand.

Bye is scarce at 92c. Seeds are dull and unchanged. Provisions are firm and fairly ac tive. Laraisnrm. nutter is ami ana unsettled; creamery extra Pennsylvania, 27c; Western, 25c; do good to choice, 2224c; roils are dull.

Eggs are steady Pennsylvania, 21c Western. 20c Cheese Is quiet. Petroleum Is firm; refined, 7c Whisky, $1 21. HAPPINESS OR MISERY. Happiness or misery is in the mind.

It is the mind which lives; and the length of life ought to be measured by the number and importance of our ideas, and not by the number of our days. Respect goodness, find it where you may. Honor talent wherever you behold it unassociated with vice; but honor it most when accompanied with exertions, and especially when exerted in the came of truth and justice. Above all things, hold it in honor when it steps forward to defend innocence against the attacks of powerful guilt. Many London ladies while walking in the park use they were sticks.

their umbrellas as if Mrs. William H. Vandereilt pays her cook $7,000 a year. He used to cater for the Baroness de Rothschild. BUSINESS LOCALS.

tSTUJABY Carriages and Refrigerators of the very best makes, at low prices. Grand Housefurnishing Store, Lodge Robinson, No. 9 North Third street. ISTSee advertisement offering physician's office, medicine case, scales, mortar, for sale. ISF'Straw Hats, Straw Hats.

Largest, best and most approved styles in the city. Gents, young gents, youths, boys and children all can be suited at lowest prices, at Zollinger 185 Market Square Hatters. EThe Best "tub Cheapest, Always. For symmetry of design, discriminate blending of colors, exquisite taste in trimming, and great beauty of finish, combined with rare strength and durability, the Whitney Baby Carriage stands preeminent and alone. It has no equal, as every person of taste or judgment who compares them freely admits, and this is the secret of the immense sale they command.

We hold the exclusive agency for this city. See certificate of manufacturers in another column. Keller's Depository, Second and Walnut streets. 13 Unrivaled. As being a certain cure for the worst forms of dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, impurity of blood, torpid liver, disordered kidneys, etc, and as a medicine for eradicating every species of humor, from an ordinary pimple to the worst ulcer, Burdock Blood Bitters stand unrivaled.

Price $1.00. For sale by J. H. Boher, Jones House Drug Store, 1401; CWGo to J. H.

Boher, Jones House Drug Store, fop Mrs. Freeman' New National Dyes. For brightness and durability of color, they are uuequaled. Color from 2 to 5 pounds. Directions in English and German.

Price, 15 cents. 27The celebrated Dunlap and many other handsome styles of soft and stiff Hats at Zollinger Market Square Hatters. 185 Agency for Dunlap and Knox Hats. We beg to inform the public of the fact, that we are the only authorized agent for Harrisburg for the sale of these famous New York Hats. You will always find a complete stock of these goods on our counters in all the latest styles.

We need not dwell on the superiority of these goods for style and quality, as their reputation is sufficient guarantee. In a few days we will open a full line of Mackinaws of these celebrated makes. C. E. Metzger, 15 North Third street.

HP Incredible. F. A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven, writes: have the greatest confidence in your Burdock Blood Bitters. In one case with which Jam personally acquainted their success was almost incredible.

One lady told me that half a bottle did her moie good than hundreds of dollars' worth of medicine she had previously taken." Price $1.00. For sale by J. H. Boher, Jones House Drug Store. 140J EST A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indescretionsof youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, I will send a recipe that will cure you, tinxa ut? uuauue. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self addressed envelope to the Rav. Joseph T. Inman, Station Now York city.

1191182 Heavy Swell. Jacob H. Bloomer, Virgille, N. writes: "Thomas' Uil cured a badly swollen dock ana sore throat in forty oight hours. My wife was also cured of a lame foot in twenty fi ur hours." For sale by J.

H. jUct, Jones House Drug Store. 1401 BSHJpring Hats now ready, at Clarke's, 19 N. Third street. ByChildren and Boy's Hats, latest styles, elegant goods, lowest prices.

Clarke's, 19 N. Third street KTBall's Health preserving Corset ad jnsts itself perfectly to any form. Try it. BPLadies, try new Health preserving Corsets. Sold at Cohen's.

is? Ladies, preserve your health by wearing Ball's Health preserving Corset. Sold at Cohen's tSCohen has a full line of Ball's Health preserving Corsets. Get one. CSPSpring Hats and Caps, latest styles and lowest prices. Clarke's, 19 N.

Third street. BTSpring Hats, Green, Blue and Brown Stiff Hats, low crowns wide brims. Clarke's, 19 N. Third street. MARRIED: MURRAY CHRISTIAN On May 18! h.

by Ber. B. 3. Jone3, Mr. Charlbi Mubkat and Miss AwiriK Christian, all ot this city.

7 DIED. WARFORD. At her residence, on May 17th, Mrs. JCLiit Cameron wabfokd, widow of tho late A. B.

War ford. Funeral from her late residence on Saturday mornlntr. Mav J0f.h. at 11 o'clocfe BERGJKR On Mav 18th. 1882.

Mart, wlfo of Adam Berger.and daughter of John and Fannie Blankenhorn, fged24 yearO niontlw, and 11 days. Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. No. 133 Vine street. The relatives and friends are invitel to attend without further notice.

GIBBIKS. On May 19th, 1S32, KAT.ru CARR eon of Alexander B. and Ella Gibbics, aged 1 year, 4 montfs and 11 days. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 from the residence of his parents. Bailey's Row.

The relatives and friends are Invited to attend, without turther notice. 140 ADAMS. On May 19, 1S31, Kuxa, wife of William Adams, in her 49tn year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 3:30, o'clock, from family residence. No.

1239 Wallace street. The relatives and iriondj are invited to attend without fur. hoc notice. 2 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wswill publish advertisements of Wanted, For Sale, For Bent, Lest or Found, Strayed or Stolen, or Employment, or other advertisements of like ccaraclcr, and coticcs of special meetings or religious services, not exceeding five lines, one time for twenty five cents which is about half the regular rates.

In order to discontinue further giatuitous advertising all ot which will hereafter be No fleas Intended for the business lecal column must be paid for at the rate of ten cent3 per line, or they will not appear. VTIOR SAUK cfilce medicine case, nrescrlntion scales, wedgewood mor tar and pestle. Graduate's spatulas, pill tile, etc Applv to J. A. BICKEli.

28 Linden street (Allison's hill). Harrisburg, Fa. 142 M' "BS. MARY M'NAM4R4, No. 508 Cow den street, upholstress.

Making Lam brequins, Mast piece Drapirv and Draperies ol all Carpet Sewing, Slip Covers for furniture a specialty. HO Dootor's Eugff? for Sale BAP. iEqnlre at BAYSOB'S DRUG ST BE. PURE FBUiT BUTTERS. Feaon, Blackberry, Plum, Quince, Apple and Raspberry Butters At SHISLEB'S.

44 North Third stroct. Pine Apples, Oranges, Bananna? and Lemons At 4i North Third street. ALL KINDS TABLE rELIOAOIB3 At Sai3LEK'B, Third near Walnnt. J. M.

NEELY, IiOOAIi EXPRESS. GOODS DKUTRRKD PROMPTLY. AIno dealer In FEED of ail kinds, COKN.O ATS, HAT, Ac. NO. 437 STRAWBERRY AVENUE, (Rear of Bavsor's Drusf Store.) Office connected with telephone exchange.

Orders receive prompt attention. 2,4 6 124 Wilt of Fartltion. Legal Notice to the Heirs, Devisees and Legal Regresentatives of Christian K. Jauss, late ol Dauphin County, I'enn'a, deceased. WUBKA8, Elizabeth I.

Yandlingr, daughter of eaid Christian E. Jauss, deceased, and Clinton S. Vandllng, her husband, presented a petition to our judges of the Orphans' Court ot said caunty, setting forth that thesbid Chrisi ian F. Jau3s lately died testate, leaving a widow, Anna Catharine Jauss, and issue, to wit: David Luther Jauss, Sarah, married to Samuel Maiquar Maggie, married Benjamin Behm, jlizabeth 1., the petitioner, married to Clinton s. Vandllng, Christian Jauss, jr, George J.

Annie C. Jauss. and Owen Jauss, tho last three named being minors, who have no guardian: and that the said daughter Surnh she and her husband being both living has six children, viz. Annie. Sadie, JC idie, Fieddle, Susie and an infant unnamed or whose name is unknown to your petitioners, all minors, without legal guard i ins by appointment of court pergonal notice upon parties resident in Daupnln county or by copy left at lnelr usualjplace of abotie, unless service be waived by appearance; notice to parties resident out of the county by publication in one newspaper published in Dauphin couniyfor four weeks and malliag copy of paper containing tho notice to their postoffice, if known, at least ten aays Deioie return uay of th's writ; notice to minors by service upon Christian K.

Jauss, wbo is hereby appointed guardian ad litem of all the minors. And the said petitioners praying the said court to awaru an inquest to make partition of the real estate described in said partition except the homestead of tho said Christian K. deceased, to and amohg tbe heirs, devisees, and parties interested and mentioned in said petition, in such manner and in such proportions as by the will and the laws ot this Commonwealth is directed. Whereupon an lnque3t was accordingly awarded, and to me directed. I.

therefore, fcive notice to tho heirs, dnviapna and legal representatives of the said Christian IE. Jauss, deceased, that an inqnest will bo held on Thursday, the 6ih day ol July, a. d. 182, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon, on tbe premise late of said Christian E. Jaus3, in the city of Harrisburg, Dauphin county.

deceased, for the appraisement and partition of tho real os tate late of said testate, where you may attend If yuu uuuk irujwr. vrjn. 5109 Bheriiroi Dauphin county, l'a. Sheriff's Office, Harrisburg, May 13, lSgi. TRY in Ann wbmIL THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, CURED BY Chas.

Cotinsefman Co. CHICAGO AND HAEBISBUEQ. TUB BOYAX HAMS are a specialty for family use each ham selected purest in gradients used. They are pronounced by tbe trade generally as possessing tho most doll, clous flavor and are tender, juicy and apprizing. Ash: your grocer for them and you will use no other W.

T. SOLLERS, CORNER KIdge Avenue and Rally Street, dealer in all kinds of Groceries, Canned Fruits, Smoftod Meats, lnvit03tlio public to an inspection of his stock of goods which is fresh and aol; lng at bottom prlres. tin.i,ii delivered ft eo of clmrgo to any pari ol tho ty. Call ar.d be convinced. lis MILLINERY.

OPENING. SUMMER STYUS TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, HAT lllh, 12th. 13 1882. MATHER'S MILLINERY UOUSE. AMUSEMENTS.

QBAHD UFfiBl nocsK. Ytifoj ind 'ataiday, May 19 and SO. PosslUvely only three more rlorroancaa of and list appearance in HarrUbaig ot 1JAU XaOLOUtW'd wonderful Sfecial Prices. 23. 31, CO.

Matlnno "aturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Pi Ices. 15, 85, SV Ke served eeats GO cents at Mai drag aloro. gPECIAL AMMOUnCKllKMri SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD CO. EXCURSIONS TO TBS CAVERNS (XF LURAY Special provfe ion has been made to accon.

modate Kxcn'slons to uray. tor iho com. lug season. The arrangements provide for all whether In LAUUKOUSttALLi PAItTIKS. Rates will bo at popular figures, and In pro poruon to ino a zo or mo jlxc jriion.

Scliocls, Chuichea, Societies or Associations contemplating making excurttorp, are advised to apply marly, so oi to tccuro the days they require. bpecial Trains will te supplied when tbe numbers are lare cnongh to lcqutre or Justify them. Application for Sates and Dates secured. Should be made to tbe Division Passenger Agent or Shenandoah Valley K. It.

at Uagers town, through the Superintendent or General Passenger A gent of the road on which tbe excursion originates. O.liOWAliDKOruli, CIIAS P. HATCH. jjtvision ass. jiyi utn.

ats Jitjeni, 181 Haters town, Md. Lynchburg. Va NEW ADVERTISEMENTS RBHOVA Im Mrs. M. K.

Meek has removed to No. 231 North sttoet, and is to lay out tho dead an I attend funeral. Ho FAT AND SHORT OR LEAN AND LONG. The various shapes of the human fbim, make the task of tbe ready made clothier quite a study, one that requires constant care and attention. We have been directed to the requirements of the case and can meet fulJv the wants of every style of man.

whether he be Fat and Short or Lean and Long. A. O. YATES So LEDGER BUILDING, CHESTNUT SIXTH STS. PHILADELPHIA WARNER BKOTHERb' CORALirJE COROGTO TUB grMt superiority ot Co mil no over horn or whale bone hat Induced us to uso It In the loHow lng style of our standard Corsou: W.

u. fcontil), Abdominal, Health, Nursing, Cot fe line, riexiDie uip, and Misses'. $10 REWARD will be paid for any cornet In which the Corallne breaks with six months' ordinary wear. For sale bv leadinsr merchants everywhere. Beware ot worthless Imitations boned with cord.

WAUNKB BKO'S, 15i 372 Broadway. N.Y. AT KEEPER'S. SEASONABLE GOODS. QALAD Oil.

and Salad Canned uysters ami Crabs, Smoked and Pickled Salmon, imported Swelizer Cheeae. Salmon, Tongue. Ham, Tront, LobsUr, liaddles. Sar dines, Crabs. All In small cans ready for the laoie.

usi tuo wing zor inncn or tea. The Naw Store. 808 Market Street Absolutely Pure. TOIS PUWUEK NEVER TAKIKM. A marvel of purity, strength' and whole someness.

More economical than tho ordinary muua uuu utuuui uu wmi in competition with tlio multltixtoof low uihI, abort weight, alum Ol phosphate powdci n. Hold only in Oi wa. Koyal liAEiMo 1'OWDKB New ork. ins IK my (ROYAL KtBiaf Ik NJ a NEW AD VERTISEM ENTB. Fioa tho Jiome Journal FamuktMf.

i A REAL SKIN CUKE. TOESE IS OSir OXB AND THAT WITH StUPLB SAUK. Kewsreof impoiior. old ar tic ea wMci now nod.ieaiv rUInt to te btt. They ave een tried and found wanUn.whUe this has bten proved a mrc.

ko roxrors vaxs This curative neM? no rnirni or Inoom rtrebenslbie Ulie of Orvekor lailn to utala but its UmpieEngiUhnsmeapreAjt directly to the common kdm of the poop'. And the people are manlieUrg their appre tUUonof tblirmnknsby ewi'njrandatinr Dr. fienona's fcai eras la prxlcirnco to all other proluc9ed rcmotil m. Dr. C.

W. Insoa bu long heoa well known as at urceaaful physician and saigona and his life study has Umi the Uacoi the nrrroai and or tbe skin since lie has been per na! to put his Jrw Uemdy and raro1ie Pre cilptionaaakln Core" on the raarkot, various things have xprung op Into exit leu on, or have woae nn I rum ti lrnr atate la which tbry wore Itloro, an 1 now cJaJai la be The Ureal bk Cures. SVBcwareof Imliallora, or tbe vat I out ar Ucies which hvo been advciUwd for yraisor struggled alcng, having no teal hold or merit on the public, that now rneavor to knrp bead alove water by advertising tbrmwlrta TheUn at Sain Cure" oteti rtnalMtml reliable, exe pi Dr. lnot" ekla care. tCach package and toll 1 bmr l.lt lirnrw.

Internal and external temtjr. two bot'Jea la ce package. Piice II iw, gi i at joar ctvg gU's BELIEF far all OYiriiWOUKKD cars axd eras Dr. W. Oldry and tban.otnt: are valuable for school chUdrca wbo auf tt from ccrrons bra laches canted by aa overworked brain In their studies, and fjr all classes el lard brain wot kers norvoua centers nel repair an 1 tcduion Nervous tumor, weak tea and pirarjt.lt are botrg dally cored Ifccto puis Tbey cotrect aio not porfcatlvo.

I tie, S3 cents or tlx boxes lor 12 i aay address. For sale by all drcs.Wa. Btl lmoro, aid, where can be ad dressed. Le'tcrsct inquiry firdy answerrd C. Km CtUteutsn, New York, aboJeaale agent tor Dr.

W. Eenson's temedU s. 2.1 lJCf HAIR AT 8 jt'iviv UA I dca Ljv utci Out art bcacikwl Cm Rttcrts the Jifa" t3 Crrj cr Txizi Cilr by its hcari.ful actiuu ea ts rarit. I'jaier Ha Iham it fixK.f pnfeoc4 and it warraate to I mnve claRdrutt uU itrluxs Ot til aal ptwd tlinga lite hix. 1 1 it; ok to cw 1 atx.

Urn. 4 1 MM, PARKER'S GIHGERTOtJIC A Ssperlativt leaMk XBdCtrtajA Rcttcrtr. If you ar a mechanic or tanaet, wrra eat ita overwork, cr a mother rua dowa I jf CunCy cr liatita hoU duties try Taxus' a Ctxcaa TciC. If you are a bayer, tniouter or butiaen nita rr haostad by mental Mraia or ar ioucarc. da mo talc intnucnin uimii! an tybiit ue I'aiiaUarcrTaie If you hare Con sumption.

tWtpepmis, bun. KiJnry or Urinary or if yoa ara troulAed uli any dtvot Jcr of ta hiacs aioraaca, botrci. or nervet. yon ca cur! I'Af aa'a Cucu losic 1 1 1 Hjc GrciU a oi run6er Uti tat rt sal Ssmt Cos; Ctrt Cvtr Cut. If yoa art vratanj asy cSMtirtioa or any ciscata or eaknoa and rrjtiii a atuniiliw taW uuuii toxical cocci tuimsm mia rou up bora tha fim doe but Dc Baa caved bundreot of fevet It IUSCOX a CO Imi Wliim.

St T. SMr.Oktll at 4lm Hi mtk1m. CmtarH( Sv IvOur caution) m.airiitiMii,rw.cimwta liwirml i4llxl nntnltiHiHiw1l Ih 1 gq((iul it nca ana lnng uttji au But tua dchfhifij perhnae caxrccdtsciy pofrJiit. Tkare it aolhiBR iikt It. Imutupoo knaj FtotS ton Ut.t and look far agnatata of ea every bottle.

Acy or dealer ia pcr fuaxrycaaauppSyyou. tj aal 75ccr.t lixx. NOTIOB. CrOMMOIf COCMOII, C1ISMUCU, Mar IGlh. 1882 Tbe iPDOrt ot tha tHcium ia to aaaess tho cost of coaatrocUaa: local aowera la bproce strcot, from eonth street lo Mate street, and In llama atreet, from Manada ave noeia aourtn atraei, according 10 bencou, bare been lot croud and ate now oa file in uib cliambur 1 said reports win come btr loan I cub ior con a rmauon oa ay, the STUi ca ot May, Jhsj.

xnoaiaessmentifor bonrntt. to the extent of he oailtnated cot of 11 to conairacltoa of aaia towers, are as icuews SVaVCX 8TUKKTSKWSB. KatUa ohn 11 Charles Joaepa atn.ee os 1 no. mi Caery 1JT. airs Mrs TortinsTjoa.

aVf anai 1 aI. a awa a a A. ovu Attassa(asssflSSSssssta Colored ja.M. A Thorley. rs lira A Kranu Air I.

aiosi iTo. CJJJ (a HAkKli STtteifr SKWCtt. William aicuiing vis re XI IS si is 00 Tcuip.er... IT Scbemerhorn i. itni 4 11 ltoa UrU Itelly AliS cinncr.

ea Michael Powtrs a as Janus Klnn and 11 fok a SS Said reports will be contldcre.1, aad unleas reasonable chjcctions Ihcnto are uad will be count tneu at the biecunt of cnenciis auove uatneiU JOHN billfri.cEK. Clerk Vowmou Council. CHARTER MUTIU a. NHWa la bereby given that an appl leal ion wid be made nn dr tho act of Atsembly of tbe Commoneralth ot tcnntyivania. entitled at act to ptovKie ior tno in 00 titration aau rrgaiauoa 01 tvr taln corjMJiaUoiia," approvva April and theaupplements UxTeto.

for the ctartor of an lnionid corporation, to be runej "lh SocTaaue PassavLVastia TaLaruoaa Cos raur," the character and object of which are to consti uct and eatabUah telephone comut nicatlont through and between Ibe rounues ot t.anca ter, lora, Haaphln, Cambcibuid, Prankllo, Pulton and Party; and lor tbeao puiiMiarsto hare, pcaaoaa, and erj 3Y all the rigbt, benefits and privileges cnaierml by ttiuBciui fappteraenu PUASCia JUUUAN.hollelioiv If Acnisnrho, Alsy 17, ire A 3 TTtbTATK OP I 1 tLKUEUKS 0KUU KK 111 OKCKASKO. Ittcra ot blmlniilnilmi on iboeslutoof Daniel lau ol thecltyof llarrlbttnr. Uaunbln cauntv. i deceased, nave been granted to A. IL bbol leouergvr, rritiiDK ia ma eiiy.

to whom all person Indebted lo a'fcl tsuto ate tequeated demands will mate know the amuje wiihont 1 a May 9. 12 4 lfiC AdmlnUiralor. NOT1UB. Leltere el admlaUtrtttea oa the CState Of John Mainm lain nf kua qnohanna township. Dauphin county.

Pa. wwuu, uaring uwa gran tea is tne undersigned, all pcraona Indebted to said eaUte are rrinsteii to wake 1 mm 00 1 ale laymcnl, and thoso havlcgcltima win prent them Ior act Uementto HAVIU M. MUMMA. adtn'r, 6 161 lll ReglnabU Himlant. Pa Tki Wcm's Chriiliin inccii 409 MAHKT ETEEET.

FU UK I OUatAr anatalJI PHUM a. v. to r. at. cnidrea of workine a sen takon care cf during the day for the airau tarn of tun eeuu a day for one child and art Tt mr mca ruin rnim lr lit.

MM. family. dV nd H.lnrUvi from 1 1 yUv.l..i y. 4UiVa oa wavia MAKYINII rem. llyC.

Kaaln. aid. PAKMH Hook aad K. HET7 CITY GROCERY, No. 17 NOKTil Til I HP.

A larte larciosel I Alaa, rreta CoubM NICARAGUA COFFEg, Of which we bavaibecsrlaidTe i a iiirn we can ttcosauead to all imm1 ootid i Q. BOOK Wbaat ao Ooro Options taMUBaiso lanl t'pvard eoadectajd istiinaurp, tiida kaltr Active utu mi it cm taot rtt'orau cj taake aa nam jlh. i Mai. ffr fajl lavrrm'Joa) Arm mn WM.k.Hianv ix BioMttr, t. o.VnrI eop.ni tait sr.

tiwi Dobbins' Starch Polhh. IIIUV LlsJIilHCMrr fit 111 i1.i.i i ioj. relitr r. 4 A2 COf UPHOLSTERfWG: Foot BaBtto GhsUrxv, Toy Chilra c.2.1 at Soldsmitli Isfs FURN1TUUE JiD DPH0LSTC2ir.3 I5TAEL15 riFiiT, KO. 109 UARKETSTKE THE GREAT SAUCE OF THE WORLD.

73 US fast aft XBtparts Ibi tVftaettt XTBACT of a iJrrTER rmj a MEDICAL C.1LN. 1 TIXMAM at MaA I I raa, to bra wtjwt at uoKciMrsit, cuAVtrx. atr, mi. TUlLEA APEIt RTXS that Uwsr aans Is tditbly ea tertaoA la I fella, aha ia la ray ota aaeutbe moc tabv tahK as wviil aa lit faoat whoJraotw saaoelhaiutaadc. rraii, ItOl A tll.D sntetare Is ea mr ci tziAfCirK WORCESTERSHinC SAUCE.

LU sa4 aant Uiwrbaci Cx JOHN DUNCAN'S SQI.S. AOEamrtm Tmt nsrrn utaixs Mmr votuL. tbe MMaJ 1 ntMi WMsntau trtUkvcuLV laar Utauuiy oe tSuaa. aUat a saatxta, mMf it um tteml4i.nt foia awl dttacaai cvWld. uis tOUrJy liua.a umi aorws o4m1 lla 4 ImtUt 4 SttMib.

IkawrhrfiiJ rm all ajw vt a IrW awpr4KLktt, A Uttx oagb aeat ui oieti' tarra. V.r Ijswatawd ioj tKiWla ta Ihebcatd. 4dw MA able 10 mv At jijy IbetMwtUa. Jm It by the tnut eritH of SOc ww trill saall a faartar. roroaJe ta Ifamabarg' by tr.

id r. Uy acr. C. K. aveU; Deakal U.

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Jats atkd otSMra. KLTa CAXAJat MALM CO, 04TC. txjm kTOTtOat te faaaabf fttveti Ittat ati mspir 431 Uoa anil be saade to tbe oarmi ija Cotr.tauaaraJUi atuler I tao ac of jt 1 100 tjoaioaoawwajta of "At art 10 proTtde tor the ivmpa tktts ratfretaJUoa or oartala om twarataotus' wax'! Itaa Oeyof April, ltir xtiM.t UKraalorscbutatfaraalatfeoia cm taoa to be callet he Pea arrl vau atxi ar 1 DamsdoMaeat Cote pan r.M tb catuwuf oblect of which ara Ltia dmr tdtia cat aula era! landa, the aareotlaa: aw taiUaig it.riMK, aad other atraaaary saacafaarryfor u.uif baaieeaa. aad the orvMotttf of Itr imm. rata ta true are I.

aad tor Uhm prK'r ess aad eajoy a'l tbe Hckta. 4i.t aud rir. Ueaea a aataaiaad by tho eaJM act cl A'ut3y Iai. Xa.su. 7 4 ii if.

THE RKVIS ED TMXAatftMff I Ta Bt Possible Form Cosnaialag Ue aa 1 tww IN fOLliilSS. wruacus AT THE FCC T. Caaba iDTUhS ti. FORTY CENTS. BCXZ rTttcr.

SOMETHING TrKroi. vok anratatr ttrFia t. tj prfnaaaaJ tna.au TtiK'titKUr lAat AbU tbVUICA ril. vi te vee'ftCd, Price 14 ona la. Call at a jk ti THE HODDEN Improved Blotter Tablet rntiKHARRtsnratOTftLJrti.tar.M r.

taat raiauaw nuiauimiwri4 t' 'at, tseKineaa ara wiia xtsn laimi i xaa ana aia. rmmm op ta wim muni inn wan auia 7iv ii tkXz aasate. UTTU aKAIta. HOTS MAAOa. Btia.

uk a. ims. tTATir a rr ba TstauAn Sbnant Ptle' 1 a iM excJaatve rtght be jaacal 1 r. lSJele ouaaly. ttrOirti i va prompt eoaxturnt NEWEST THING OUT T7KJK aWAatSIMU Ltaea aai K.itia A paerA.

ataayto any rrs)ai t.c taoaaad is tv ij. Ink or aertra ever ba ir Z'it als wiu by atavra bs tn if fia fr tllMftpU Ptt He loo' 4 utmu suit Taiaarraf uti.