Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY TELEGBAPE HARRI8BXJRQ, FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 15,1881. WEATHER REPORT. Indication for this afternoon: For the Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy or cloudy weather with rain, variable winds mostly northerly, stationary barometer or higher temperature. Messrs.

"White Bubdidk, Druggists, Ithaca, N. Y. I recommend to thOBo suffering (as I have been) with hay lever, Ely's Cream Balm; I have tried nearly all the remedies I could find, and give this a decided preference over them all. It has given ma immediate relief. C.

T. Stephens, Hardware Merchant, Ithaca, Y. Sept. 6, 1880. Price fifty cents.

196f 'jottings. Shovel oft your sidewalks. The ice has gone out of the river. The "dog days" commence on July 18th. Shut the door; do you think we want to freeze to death Watermelons command good paces 80 cents to $1 each.

"Go put your tongue in splints" is the latest elegant elang. A reward will be given for the longest icicle formed last night. The police will see that the boys do not coast or skate on the sidewalks. Adam Forepaugh intends to erect a permanent circus building in Philadelphia. Boston girls wear base ball shoes.

Prob ably expect to citch Eomething "on the fly. Persons throwing snow off the roofs should be careful to avoid the heads of people below. Barrio ger, the artist, has painted a fall length portrait of Alexander the Great, wbich is sirikiugly life Hke. A prisoner in the Berks county jail is trying to starve himseli to death. A dose of strap oil would do him good.

A Reading poet grinds out a poem of fifteen verses to the comet. It ia feared the imet has been scared away for good. The temperance workers in the State have decided to cill a State prohibition convention to meet in Harrisburg in Janu ary 1882. No Christian gentleman will allow, his sidewalks to be made impassable by snowdrifts ihia weather, so long as his wife is abl to u) the shovel. Thero will be a meeting of the committee arrangements fcr the union picnic at Joseph B.

Popel's, Short street, on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, to hear tte report A pair of shoes were stolen last evening from the front hall of the residence No. 113 Chestnut street. The party who took the shoes will do well to return them, and avoid further trouble. All persons intending to go to York with the Anchor base bill club to morrow are requested to meet at the Park cigar store, Third and State, at two o'clock sharp. Fare for the round trip, $1 08 A icemb ot the Beiks county grand jury, after a visit to the Schuylkill county almshouse, siid that tbo whisky kept on tap there was so bad that one of the party, an ancient toper, gagged while swallowing his allowance.

A French chemist says the much abused cucumber is more healthy than the banana. And so it is. A cucumber may ba knocked around three or four days and it will come up smiling ready for business; whereas the banana must be eaten almost as soon as it is purchased or it is unfit for duty and soon becomes hopelessly ill. Norristown Herald. Two young ladies, who never use slang, passing up Third street last evenieg, con versed as follows with a friend, whom they overtook: "Oh, Kate 1 you ought to have been along with us cn our 'prom' down the Wo met a perfect He 'set up' the licorice root and I stood the 'Johnny cake' two coppers all 'It was This was in Harrisburg remember.

The Scientific American gives to the statement ot a German journal that cases of tetanus, or lock jaw, have been sue cessfully treated by merely applying to the nape of the neck and along the spine large pieces of flinnel dipped in hot water of a temperature just bearable to the hand (50 C). This remedy is certaiDly a very simple oae, accessible to all, and should it be a successful one would prove a veritable boon to suffering humanity. LONGINGS. If I were a railroad brak email I'd holler the stations so plain Tnat tun man who was going to Texas Would go der through to Maine. I'd open the door of the smoking car And I'd give such a mighty roar Tnat the passengers back In the sleeper Would all fall out on the floor for I couldn't afford a tenor voice, And I couldn't afford to speak In the sweet, soft tones of the ulColian harps For eleven dollars a week.

If I were a baggage master I'd rattle the trunks about; I'd stand them up in the corner And I'd tear their bawels out. I would pull the handles out by the roots, I would kick their corners In, Aid strew their stuffing all round the car And make them lank and thin. For I couldn't afford to wear kid gloves Nor put soft pads on my feet, Nor to handle things gently, when all my pay Just kept me In bread and meat. If I were a railroad conductor, As through the train I'd go, I'd have for every question they asked This answer all ready "Don't know." I'd connections for lots of men, I'd run lone passengers past I'd tea them Hwa? eight, when I knew 'twas ten And I'd swear their watches were fast. For I couldn't afford to be civil When I knew every man in the load Would look at my watch and ring, and say He stole them things from the road Burlington Hawkeye.

Selling Old Hay. Large quantities of old hay have been hauled into the city and sold during the week, as the new crop is too large to admit of keeping the old in the mow or stack. Mew Urossiogs. A new crossing has been laid down at Front and North streets. Workmen are engaged in relaying the crossing at the west side of State and Second streets.

Westminster Literary Society. A meetiDg of the Westminster Literary Society will be held this (Friday) evening at the residence of Mies Tilbey, 1135 Cow den strie at 7:30 sharp. Members are earnestly requested to be present, as business of importance will be transacted. Its Action la Kafe and Sure. The celebrated remedy, Kidney Wort, oan now be obtained in the usual dry vegetable torm, or in liquid form.

It is put in the latter way for the especial convenience of those who cannot readily prepare it. It will bo found very concentrated and will act with equal efficiency in either case. Be sure and read the new advertisement for particulars. South and West. Is It Accident or Design? Saveral ladies have had good dresses very much soiled by tobacco juice being squirted on thi skirts while they were on promenade It is difficult to say whether this occurrence is accidental or by design.

Men are careless in where or how they spit while on the street, and therefore it may be that a mouthful of tobacco juice is occassional! emptied on the skirt of a dress. Select School he Misses Tomkinson announce that their select tchool will open on September 12 for the session of lft81 82. The corpa of teachers is an unusually excellent one. comprising Miss Martha M. Tomkinson Erincipal, mathematics and physica Misa lllen F.

Tomkinson, language andmeral ture; Miss Amy Knudson, primary depart ment; Mi6s Gcorgie P. Houston, instrumental music; Miss Carrie D. Wallace vocal music; Miss CI ira Sample, drawing and painting. The references and patrons are among our best citizens A diploma will be conferred upon these completing the course of study. The teachers im to uso the best methods in their work, and their success heretofore is an indication that these are the highest BRUTALITY TO A BOUND BOX.

The Sad Bufferings of an Orphan, and the Horrible Effects of His Cruel Treatment. The following is taken from the Juniata Herald. It is hard to believe that in this age anybody could be guilty of such cruelty as la herein related "One of the most shocking evidences of maltreatment ever noted in the experience of hospital surgeons is at present being attended to at the Pennsylvania hospital in Philadelphia. The patient is a boy named Jeremiah Drexel, and his story is a recital of horrible barbaric treatment. When seven years old he was bound to a Pennsylvania farmer, named Dnnklebarger, who worked a property at Blue Bell, three miles from Landisburg, Perry county, this State, where the boy's indigent relations resided.

The farmer agreed to Erovide for the boy until he reached is majority. When he arrived at his a. a. new nome ne was put to man a wots, and everything that the farmer did the boy was expected to do, except Slowing. One evening Dunkelbargcr or eredhim to go into the loft and pitch down some hay for the cattle.

The boy did as directed, but not knowing any better did not pitch down enough. This, he states, caused the farmer to take up a pitchfork, with the handle of which he beat him over the legs and seat and back and Btiuck him heavily on the head. This was only a specimen of the constant treatment he re 'ceived at the farmer's hands. In a little while his knees became inflamed and swollen, and the little fellow could not straighten out his legs. Dunkelbarger made him work on until the last, but after a three years' struggle the poor boy could support it no longer, and at last he was un able to stand.

When affairs assumed this shape the family put the boy into a wagon and took him to his grandfather's house at Landisburg, saving, as he delivered over the frail wreck, "This boy is of no more use to me." For six months the grandfather nursed him, after which admission was secured for him at the Orphan's Home at Loysville. But his case was apparently hopeless and lately he was taken to the Pennsylvania hospital. His legs have been twisted out of shape; all above the knee has been shriveled to the bare bone, while the knee has increased to three times its proper size, and below that joint each leg is swollen to the size of a leg measuring two feet around. Nothing can be done to save the little sufferer's life except to amputate both legs." Sr. BTVITBIN'S DAT.

The Weather for the Next Forty Days. To day is St. Swithin's Day, and according to an old superstition the weather for fony day 8 depends upon the kind we have to day, Yennor to the contrary notwithstanding. An old couplet says: "3t. Swithin's Day if thou be fair For forty aays 'twill rain no malr." Tke popular weather superstition connected with the day is evidently derived from the legend that when St.

within died in 862. he desired, be fore shaking off this mortal coil, to be buried in the churchyard of the Minster at Winchester that the "sweet rain of heaven might fall upon his grave." At Canonization the monks tnougnt to nonor the saint by removing his body into the choir, and fixed the 15th of July for the ceremony but it rained day after day for forty days, so that the monks saw the saints were averse to their project and wisely abandoned it. An almanac published in 1697 thus mentions Saint within: 'In uly comes Saint Swithin's Day On which, If that It rain, they say Full forty days after It will Or more or less some rain distil. This swithln was a saint I trow, And Winchester'3 bishop also." There is doubtless a general truth at the bottom of the superstition, for the weather wise say the character of the summer frequently is determined by that of the spring, and a change is apt to take place about the middle of July, and whether it be wet or dry the prevailing period generally has a long lease. Last year, however, we had rain on St.

Swithin's day, but the succeeding reason was not usually rainy. WATER HOUSE. Contemplated Repairs to Machinery and Building at the Water House Length of Service of the Engines. For some time the sub committee of the Committee on Finance, Water and Gas has been in consultation with the engineer ot the water house on the subject ot certain necessary improvements and repairs to machinery, in that department. The subcommittee has charge of this department, but in this instance whatever is contemplated they propose to lay before the general committee before acting on it finally.

The engines and boilers ia the water house were erected in 1874. In view of this long service it is regarded now as an act of economy to make certain repairs and improvements It is proposed to put new plungers in the pump and new packing rings in tho high pressure cylinder, and probably a new style of valves will be adopted or the pumps. These repairs and improvements will, it is thought, be a direct raving of fuel, rime and labor, and thereby add to the effective force of the pumps. It is also contemplated to make a certain amount of necessary repairs to the building, such as tin roofing, spouting, repainting stone work, in the rear part of the building. Personal.

Miss Mollie Firey, of Hagerstown, Md is visiting Mr. Rush W. Ensminger. Mis3 Alice Morrette and Miss Julia Ens minger, two ot our popular teachers, are in York. Mr.

William Rodearmel and family will sojourn at Ocean Grove for the next three weeks. George W. Meily, E3q and family, will leave for Asbury Park next Monday to enjoy the sea breeze for several weeks. Skill la the Workshop. To do good work the mechanic must have good health.

If long hours of confinement in close rooms have enfeebled his hand or dimmed his sight, let him at once, and before some organic trouble appears, take plenty of Hop Bitters. His system will rejuvenated, his nerves strengthened, his sight become clear, and the whole constitution be built up to a higher working condition. O. V. A.

BE. The members of Fulton Council. No. 35. O.

TJ. A. are requested to meet at their nail, north Third street, on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock, sbarp, to attend the funeral of Bro. Joseph Voetel. The mem bers of Nos.

85 and 106 are also cordially invited to attend. By order of the C. D.M. Shelly, Sec'y. Harrlsburgers In Iowa.

A. X. Shoemaker, of the Iowa Railroad land company goes West again to Ida Grove, Iowa, with his next excursion 12:30 noon, Tuesday, July 19. The Harrisburg community in Ida county are now gather ing another large harvest, and all doing well, and Mr. S.

is constantly adding more people to their number. Successful Fishing. Mr. David Krause and Capt. Smith were a day and a halt at Marsh Run this week.

where, with hook and line, they caught 130 ubbb, hou inrew away 40 that died. The bass brought home were of an unusually large lize, some of them weighing three and a half pounds. Memorial United Urethren Church. The brick work of the Memorial United Brethren church, on Boas street, is nearly oompleted. Carpenters were engaged this morning in raising the frames for the roof, on which the slate will be put as soon as they are ready.

The vigor and success with which this building has been pushed forward are very creditable to the contractor. Three a Mirth. Mrs. Biffler. nf IT to antra, on Welnes day night presented her husband with two Bins ana a boy, all healthy children, promising to live.

It Is not often that we have a note from Highspire, but an event like this sumces xor an other deficiencies. on na State Teachers' Association. This body will hold its twenty seventh annual meeting July 26, 27 and 28 at Washington, Pa. Excursion tickets will be sold Pennsylvania railroad and Northern Central railway from July 22 to 26, good to return until August 2, to all persons securing railroad orders from J. F.

Sickel. Qer w.ntrvnrn Pa The Cumberland Valley rftiirnofl will sell excursion tickets to all who make application to A. H. Culloh, general agent, Chambersburg. An interesting programme has been pre roil an ri thia will make a pleasant excur QioTi Vn tAanheTB.

directors and friends of education. iit icninv Llta.HTe Strone Lnugi." "Prw from couehs and colds, good appe tite, refreshing sleep, use "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry," the best remedv for weak lunes. oronchial and asth matic affections ever discovered. Sold by druggists at 25 cents and $1 a bottle.

Itching Piles Symptoms and Care. The svmDtoms are moisture, like perspi ration, intense itxtoing; increased by scratching, verv distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum; the private parts are sometimes affected: it allowed to continue very serious results may follow. 'Dr. Swayne Ail Healinff Ointment" is a very pleasant sure cure. Also for Tetter, Itch, Salt Rheum.

Scald Head. Erysipelas, Barbers' Itch, Blotches, all Scaly, Crusty Eruptions. Swayne's umtmeni is soia oy au druggists in Harrisburg and elsewhere. AMUSEMENT LOCALS Farmers' and Mechanics' excursion to Atlantic City via Camden and Atlantic railroad, or Cape May via steamer Republic on Saturday, July 16th. Round trip tickets eood.

for lour days to uape may, ana inree days to Atlantic. Fare to either place only (3 50. Train leaves Harrisburg at 2 A. Hummelstown 2:15. Particulars see cir culars.

BUSINEf LOCALS By The best Baking Powder in the city. Inquire at Weill's Drug Store, 832 Broad St. Ot, Keller, the housefurnisher, after an experience of many years, stands at the head of his business in this city, and housekeepers and all who have occasion to use a refrigerator or baby carriage par excellence, can obtain them at manufacturer's prices, at Second and Walnut streets. BfSTitAw Hats Cheap, at Metzger's, 15 North Third street. fl Keen in view the fact that all our Baby Carriages are warranted to give satis faction.

Wholesale and retail. Lodge Robinson, No 9 North Third street. tSTCLOsiNG Out Summeb Stock. We propose to July and August to closing out all summer goods, ana it you are in need of anything in tho line of dry goods bear mind that Umg hams and summer cooJs are going cheap at Metzger's. Alo, great bargains in staples, best White Shirts 75 cents, 39 inch Sheeting Muslins only 8 cents, Calicoes 4 to cents.

Ulaclc uasnmeres, you never seen the like, from 40 to 75 con s. Remember that all kinds of dry goods aie going cheap, at A. li Metzgeb Alar feet tquare. BSStbaw Hats, Bo s' and Children's hats. Largest variety and lowest prices, at Metzgeb's, 15 North Third street BHIf vou want eood, pure ice cream this hot weather go to Aliens' lor it.

War ranted free from corn starch, gelatin or eggs. No extracts used for flavoring. Pronounced by all our customers as the best cream made in the ci y. HtSFTamilies supplied with large or small quantities. urop in and see their nne assortment of Croft ami Wilbur's and Whitman's can dies.

None finer in the city. tsF'Everythine in the bread and cake line freeh every day. 19" We are the sole agents in the city for Heebler as Muller's kiln dried liitiz rret wholesale and retail. ISrSendin orders for anything in our line, which will have prompt attention. Don't forget the place, No.

16 North Third street. zui SFSee A. H. Shrenk's advertisement of bargains at pub'ic sale. BS8tbaw Hats, Manillas, Mackinaws, and Mixed Goods.

Largest variety and lowest prices, at Metzger's, 15 North Third street. 133 special notice. An endless va riety of straw hats and light felt goods can be had at Zollinger 13 8. Market square. Cannot be undersold.

89" "Rubber Coats," "Hammocks," "Straw and Felt Hats" cheap at "Clarke's," 19 North Third Btreet. 1ST Nobby Straw Hats, for Young Men The largest variety and lowest prices, at C. E. Metzger's, 15 North Third street. tSTTouNG Cents' Novelties in straw and light felt hats, something entirely new for summer wear, can be seen at Zollinger No.

13 South Market square. HTNobby light soft and stiff hats cheap At Clarke's, 19 North Third street. EgHaudkerchicfs, gloves, of all styles and patterns at Cohen's. 4WA11 ths new styles ot hoopskuts and bustles at Cohen's and best fitting corsets at Cohen's 19" All kinds of hosiery and underwear at Cohen's. 1ST" A fine variety oi French hosiery and Passementarie8 at Cohen's.

tW An endless line of notions' at Cohen's. J3fAs the season is drawing to a close and the stock of straw "Hats and Ham mocks" is very large at "Clarke's," 19 Nqrth Third street, by going to him you can save fifty per cent. TurrsnriiT litllRELlE FOR mi Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness ike Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Swellings and Sprains, Burm e4 Scalds, General Bgfls'fy Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feat and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation on earth equals Sr. Jacob Ort at a mure, simple and cheap External Remedy.

A trial entails but the comparatively trifling outlay of op Cents, and every cm suffering with pain can have cheap and posiavw proof of its claims. Directions in Eleven Xabsbuom. mUi BT ALL DEUQQISBi AMD DEALEB8 IV MEDIOJISrZ rWSOLVBMT'iS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that I will apply to the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin county on the 4th Monday of August next, for my final discharge under the insolvent laws of this state. 5 210 THOMA8 STUUUM.

oi lii in J. DIED. 8EIDEL. On Thnmrtnv nlsrht. July Htb.

ohm Habpeb Smdel, son ot H. H. and M. Selde), aged 0 years, 4 months and 18 days. Funeral on Saturday sfiernoon at 2:45 o'clock, from the residence of the family.Two and a Half and North streets, to proceed to jjDnnun on train, xneienmw and friends are invited to attend, without further notice.

VOEL. On the 13th Joseph in his 41st year. i unerai on Saturday afternoon at cjock from his lata rmiHanM walnut near Six teenth street. Service to he held In the Lutheran Jubilee Chapel, relatives and friends are Invited to attend, without further notice. FEIESE.

At Shlppensburg, on the 13th at 6:20 p. ic, Mart Aubusta, daughter of Mrs. M. A. and the late Dr.

M. Friese, aged 12 years. Jiunerai on Friday afternoon at ciock, from the residence of her mother, No. 228 North Third street, to which the friends and relatives of the family are cordially invited to attend. KKW ADVKKTUMEAUUTTS.

Absolutely Pure. Made from nmo i Tartar. No other reparation maima nnn ncrht. flakv hot breads. or luxurious pastry.

Can he eaten by Dyspep uius niiuuui xear oi tne ms nsuiuug heavy Indigestible food. Sold only In cans, by all Grocers. Koval Baxiks Fownn Itew York. 19 THE! MI3SES TOMPKINSON. Swm rfoptJeir young ladies ai MISS tUOKBNBAUOH.

SELECT SCHOOL FOK vr rk nff ft TiDV 1 Gamt lO 1881, corner of Walnut street and Baspberry avenue, where the Prinslpil may be seen after Aug. ID ull Academic course of study. Opportunity for past graduate work. 316 $50. 7 OCTAVO UPRIGHT PIANO.

IN lars cash, or on Installments, at 408 Market street. PROPOSALS FOR WATER PIPE. MARGARETTA STREET. SEALED WILL BE BE ceived bv the Joint Committee on Water and Gas of tne Councils of tbe city of Harris burg, up to ia o'clock x. of Tuesaay, juiyza, 1881, for furnishing and laying six Inch water pipe, with, necessary stops, plugs, branches, in Margaretta street, from Calder street to Basin avenue.

Plans and specifications can be seen at City Surveyor's office. The committee reserve the right to reject any and all bids not satisfactory. Kach bid to be accompanied by a bond In the sum of $200, conditioned for tbe faithful execution of a contract if awarded. Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned and marked, "Proposals for Water Pipe, Margaretta street. JOHN SHIFFLEB, Secretary Water and Gas Committee.

15,1618,20,22,25 SCHOOL TAX! AN ABATEMENT or FIVE PER CENT. Will be allowed upon all Echocl Taxes paid PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 17, 1881. OFFICE in School Building, Nos. 121 and 123 CHESTNUT STREET. 200 6 26J a.

o. M'KEB, Treasurer. CITY GROCERY. AKOIBEB FKRSH SUPPLY OF LUNCH piriHin annns v. Potted Meats of various kinds, ana pickles of every description.

Fresh Crackers received almost daily. nolce Messina Lemoi.s. For Sale. A large double office Joskin use only a short time. Will sell cheap for want of use Respectfully, G.

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Has proved a sure cure for Eplzooty. Will also cure the worst case of colic In ten minutes, and relieve botts by giving one to two tablespoonfuls In milk warm water. Every famUy should constantly keep it on hand to apply in cases of sudden attack. Be sure and get the genuine, put up by Dr. Dodge Tomlinson, Philadelphia, Pa.

For sale by all druggists and medicine dealers everywhere If your druggist has not got it on hand, he will order ltfor you. Be sure and try Any one wishing more full particulars, by auuressing tne proprietor at ms omce, soss Girard avenue, Philadelphia, will have circulars of full particulars forwarded to them by giving their lull name and address. The above medicine took the first nremlnm at the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair, held in Philadelphia in 1880; and the Society awarded the proprietor a diploma of merit for tho ahovA TirATMi.rAt.t071. 1.4 IOWA riToZ! LANDS rTIHK lowa Railroad Land Company offer JL for sale to all, at one price, OVER 700,000 ACBES CHOICE, RICH, ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS. In the right latitude, the purest running water, the surest crops, the lowest fares and freights, on the Omaha and Maple Biver lines of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, at an average price of FROM 4 TO 9 PEB ACRE, At six per cent, interest.

SPECIAL EXCURSIONS WILL LEAVE HARRISBURG, Accompanied by the Agent, TUESDAYS, at 12:30 noon, JULY 19. AUGUST 23.SEPTEMBEB 20 and OCTOBER 25. For further particulars, maps, circulars, call on or address A. X. BH0SM1KER, Agent, South Third street, Harrisburg.

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II BAT YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY (during such winters as tne past one was) by using BOYNTON'S GAS TIGHT DURABLE FURNACES Thousands have hid constant and severe use during tbe past 82 years, and are in good condition to day. without repairs or expense. Cheapest to buy and use. Have more power, greater durability, and are fitted with more modern improvements frr saving fuel and labor tlian any furnace made Producing large volume of pure warm air perfectly lree from gases. Immensely popular and universally successful.

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4 Bullnnch street. Boston. GOLDSMITH FRY, NO. 109 MARKET STREET, IS THB PLACTK TO BUY YOTJB FURNITURE, of all the latest styles, at lowest prices. UPHOLSTERING In all its branches.

A large stock of upholster ing trimmings. 4 6 2 138 NO. 109 MARKET STREET. ing OR BALE 3 desirable Building Lota, corner Cumberland and 2X each front 20 feet on Cumberland with a depth ot va ieet, witn privilege oi a ieet aiiey in rear. Also, 2 Lots, corner Penn st.

and Charles avenue, each fronting 15 feet on Penn and having a depth of 60 feet. Will be sold to gethe tol. Btner or separately, to suit purcnasers. apply KPPLBY and A. HUMMEL.

TruBteaa. 6 NOITCE. We, the Undersigned, have agreed to the following: That the de livery of lco formally made on Sunday will be made hereafter on Saturday evening. Ice can be had at the different offices from 7 to 9 x. and 4 to 6 r.

and following are the prices for the season 7 pounds daily. 6c per day, 35c per week. 10 pound daily, 7c per day, 49c per week. 15 pounds dally, 10c per day, 70c per week. 20 pounds dally, 13c per day, 91c per week.

30 pounds daily, 18c per day, $1 26 per week. 40 pounas dally, 22c per day, 11 per week. 50 to 100 pounas 50c per cwt. 100 to 200 pounds, 40c per cwt. 200 pounds and upwards, 35c per cwt.

One ton and upwards, $6 00. H. A. W. WALKKMYER, RUTHERFORD BUOY 6 J.

S. BIBLE. TJ g) Tjlff 1 HELLMUTH LADIES'' CnTTKM? ratrones, niJT TPRLpuiJE. Founder and Prident, The Bight Jiev. I.

2TELLMUTB, J. 2., D. C. L.y LORD BlbUOP OF EUR0HT. Fall Term opens Wednesday, Sept 21st.

Handsome and spacious buildings, beantifnlly sitnafed in a most healthy localitv. abont four hours bv rail rem Niagara FaUs, and on one of the principal through routes between the Kast and West. GKOTODS comprisS" 1 acres. The aim of the Founder of fins college is to provide the highest intellectual and nracticallvuseful education. The whole 6ystem is based upon Ihe sonndest PKOTESTANT nS.

P. for the right formation of character. FRENCH Is the languigetp1k in PcoiftLp' tiiTfZlS kulr Board. Laundry and Tuition Fees, Including the whole course St iftglisb. the Anein.5 Calisthenics, Drawing and Paintinir, use of tfanoand Library, Medial Attendanc VMSki annum.

A reduction ot one half for the daughters of clergymen? For 3SJKiI address MISS CL1XTON, Lady Principal Bellmnth Ladles' Looolr, OmwTcAjZ Particulars THE QUESTION of vital Interest to an appUcant for Life IniuranM i. clal security. Without security it Is nof Insurance. Mere volume of StATln The Penn Mutual of Philadelphia is Unequalled nOWS129 0f well8ecTired Assets for every lOO of LlabriltVr presen1 A RECORD UNPARALLELED I Total Premiums received from policy holders. air aoj Total Payments to policy holders $11,120 483 Present Assets 181 18,587,844 Excess of Assets and Payments over Premium Receipts.

42 50? 079 ofng orgatfoW holders sinea The average Dividends of tae PENN for the last ten veinhavshnAn nMrifTtMrnr. per cent, of the Premiums received. so tloiro rs w13tS rty 811 6,3 28 O. 8. flOUTZ, Qeneral Agent, 103 orth Second Stret Haubnr.

Pa. ELLE R'S WHO LES A LE AGENCY FOR BABY CARRIAGE In addition to our other Carriages, we have the only Agency In this City for tha CELEBRATED WHITNEY CARRIAGE COMPANY, The oldest, largest and most reliable Carriage Manuacturers In this country, who are the orlgl nators of nearly all the styles that are made, and for NEATKESS, BEAUTY AND DURABILITY i Are Not EQUALLED by Any. We have no Carriage on. hand from last season, our stock being au Jtrigni, jrresn ana jxew. javery one is warrauiea, irom me mgnest pnesa to the cheapest.

Make your selections now. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL KELLER'S, Second and Walnut Sts. XBW ADVKBTIBKKKHTS. BABY THESE GOODS ARE THE HEST offered for sale in any market. They are made of THE BEST MATERIAL AND TRIMMED IN BEAUTIFUL COLORS, and for ease and durability CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

We have a BEAUTIFUL STOCK ON HAND ranging In price from the CHEAPEST TO THE BEST. Remember Every Carriage is Warranted, AND BEARS OUR STAMP Special Inducements Offered to the Trade SEND TOR CATALOGUES, AND REMEMBER, LODGE ROB1NQOIM, NO. 9 NORTH THIRD BTREET. ENSMINGER. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, Nos.

100, 103 and 104 South Second Street. Public Sale of Magnificent Parlor, Dining Boom, Chamber and Kitchen Furntture, dc. WILL BE SOLD In front of the Court House, on Saturday, July 23a, at two o'clock r. 477 shares of Hairisourg Car Company's stock, also 100 shares of Citizens' Gas and Gaseoui Fuel Company's stock. Terms will be given at tne time of the sale.

JOHN T. ENSMINGER, 201 Auctioneer. "VTOTIOE. My wife, Martha Jane Allen, having left my bed and board without Just cause or provocation, all persons are cautioned against harboring or trusting her on my account, under penalty of law. 1.97 THOMAS ALLEN.

T7WJH RENTGOOD STABLE, FOK TWO 13 horses, wagon shed and carriage house. Central location possession immediately. D. Cox, No. 1 N.

Third street. 197 RIVERYIEW ACADEMY, POUGHKEEFSIE, with U. 8. Military Dept. A thorough going, wide awake school ior boys, combining btudy, Military Drill, and Recreation in due proportion.

Catalogue, with chart of college requisitions, sent on application. OTIS H18JBKH, A. Frlncl pal. 2 i 6 200 WANTS WANTED A Hoy about fifteen years old, to learn the watch and jewelry trade. One having mechanical ideas, of good character in every respect, well recommended and not afraid of work ot all kinds around a store.

None other need apply Apply at once. my store wni ciose at 7 o'ciock unui aep tern u. a. urn i. in dau in.

Corner Third and Market streets. WANTED To buy or rent, a Dwelling House in a central location of the city, containing six or tight rooms, with modern improvements. Address Evening Tkle ORA.FH office. 196 "ANTED, TO LOAN, S3.000 On good real estate, worth 825.000. Inaulre of E.

E.KIJ INZER. No. 105 Cameron Block. Harris. burg, Pa.

MILLINERY. 36 MATHER'S 36 FASHIONABLE MILLINBM. fTluscans in all shades, French plumes and tips, shaded and plain: shaded ribbons all colors, brocade, striped and plaid HATS AND BONNETS in all the fashionable straws and materials; crapes and crape bonnets a specialty. All goods at. the lowest prices at 36 NORTH SECOND CORNER WALNUT.

SPECIAL BARGAIN TO DAY AT Stewart's WILL BE 12 YD. DRESS PATTERNS of LAWNS For 60c, worth 75o a pattern, 12 Yard Dress Pattern of Lawns For worth $1.60 a pattern. THESE ARE THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN FIGURED LAWNS EVER OFFERED IN HARRISBURG. Dives, Fomeroy Stewart, NO. 35 NORTH THIRD STREET.

FARM FOR SALE. CI 1TUATED In West Hanover township, ist of Llnglestown, the line of two miles east the proposed South Mountain railroad crossing the lower end of the farm. This farm con tains about ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE ACRES, nearly all of which Is in a good state of cnlti vation, with Frame House and Bank Barn also, Apple and feach orchards; Is well watered and adapted for grazing. Also for sale about fifty acres of mountain land. h.

CO WDEN, 228 Forster Street, Agent for.helrs of J. W. and Alary E. cowden. 215 DOUBLING GAP "White Sulphur and Chalybeate Springs now open.

Bare mountain retreat. Excursion tickets. Ad dresj J. W.WHKLEa&OOj 225 Newville. Cumberland county, Pa.

IV VOCK OOAt DOES MOT SUIT YOU call at my office. Third and Cumberland street, and be initiCb J. B. BULK..