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Daily telegraph HARRISBURG, PA. FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 9, 11388. TO DAY'S WEATHER RKtORT. indications (or tno twenty lour hours oom KMUCloir at 8 r.

Friday, Norember 9th; Threatening weather and rain, followed by cotter (air weather on Saturday, southerly winds, BhKtlng to westerly. lioenl Weather Report. U. S. Signal Office, IIarbisburu.

Nor. unn hnnimntnr. 29.90. Mean temperature, 60.0. Mean humidity.

05.0. Maximum temperature, 65.0. Minimum temperature, 46.5. Maximum; velocity o( wind, 1:40 A. M.

Precipitation, Inches 0.43. Notice! 9. 8 a.m. ia noow. 8 r.

m. Barometer 89.94 86 Temperature 68 Mumldlty.percent 100 Wind N. N. rtW Cloudy. Cloudy.

9 miles, occurred Itoniihllran Jubilee Parade. The joint parade committee of the Republican mat in.t. fivAnintr. and on ac of the weather nostDoned the date Or the Jubilee Parade to TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 13th, and elected Wm.

E. Barnes chief marshal. All the clubs of the city and county, as well as an nMir from adlolnlnfir counties who can make It convenient to participate, will be heartily wel comed, ana are most suus, Invited to Join us In our Jubilations over the or. r. uiiw.iHs of Republican principles at the polls.

O. B. HOUTZ, Chairman, Harrison Union Veteran Clnb. The parade at Harrlsburg having been post poned to Tuesday evening next, tneciuo wm matt At. thnir hall on Saturday evening.

Novem ber loth, in unllorm at 6:45 to take P. R. train for Steelton. O. s.

Hourz, sec'y. Harrison Attention tha ninh win take narf, in the Darade at Steel ton Saturday evening. Members should report at headquarters promptly at 7 o'clock fully equipped. e. j.

ktackpolk, uapiain. Our Asente at Mlddletowa. Mr. W. R.

Fisher and D. L. Kauffman are amnta for the DAILY TKLEGBAFH in Mid dletown. Thev will serve subscribers with th late edition of this paper. No person has authority to make contracts or advertising in the Telegraph except Mr.

W. II. Thomas, or some one known to be connected with this office. If any other per atm attempts to make contracts, inquiry should bo made at the Telegraph office before contracting with such parties. JOTTINGS.

There will be no drill of the Governof 's I Troon this evening. The Choral Society of the Grace Method ist church will have a meeting this evening. John Boyce has been arrested on suspicion of having burglarized Lowengard's pawn shoo. Next Sunday morning a second class of probationers will be received into full mem bership at the Thirteenth Street Methodist church. During the excitement consequent upon the election the attendance at the Reily hose fair, at Shakespeare hall, has been good and the receipts encouraging.

Next Friday evening the most humorous entertainment of the season will be given at the Opera House. Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Kiley will be here together. The sale of scats for the Nye Riley enter tainment on November lGth will open at Markley's drug store on Monday morning at clock. It promises to be quite a tasnion able event. Paying Their Bets.

Last night Oliver Free, a Democrat, wheeled Joseph Redmond, a Republican, over a long route, extending from Maclay to Market. Charlie Sanderson, the young clerk in the A. P. tea store on Market street, is sad. He bet a hat on Cleveland's election, and Ibst the bet, so bo must buy a $3 hat for Mr.

Gramm. He Bays he will join the Re publican ranks after this. Saturday afternoon several funny wagers will be sottled. Oliver Earnest, a Demo cratic painter, will wheel Harry Kauffman, a Republican music teacher, from North and Third streets along the street car tracks to the P. R.

station. George G. Kennedy and F. M. Mather are voter in tho Socond precinct of the Sixth ward.

As a result ot the election Mather, Democrat, will be carried up and down Ridge avenue on a rail. Had Harrison been defeated Sergeant Kennedy would have had to ride the rail. Will Talk 170 Nlghta. Messrs. Bill Nye and J.

W. Riley are making ready to enter upon their campaign of 170 nights of eutertainnient. They will begin in I'onghkeepsie on November 12th, and on November 1 6th will be in Harrisburg, so that this city will catch them when fresh and get tho very cream of the talk. Mr. Nye has some irresistibly funny things to tell, and Mr.

Kiley will recite some of those beautiful poems of Ins that bring tears and laughter. The Opera Mouse will see a large crowd on that night, as everybody is anxious to hear this world famous pair. Seats will be on sale at Markley's Monday morning. Common Council Flnnnca Committee. A regular meeting of the Common Coun cil finance Committee was held last night.

An afllrmative recommendation was attached to tho ordinance to lay a water pipe in Ful ton street, from Hamilton to Kulkcr streets, and in Kelker street, from Third to Sixth streets. An application of John H. Harper for license as a plumber, accompanied by a bond, was approved. The annual appropri ation ordinance was under consideration and was materially amended. It was decided to place $500 in the ordinance to cover the ex pense of relaying the water pipe on State street, under Paxton creek.

Patrick Ford to Uovornor Beaver. Daring the campaign Governor Beaver made a stirring speech in Brooklyn in which be dwelt upon tne patriotic side of the tariff question. To day he received the following dispatch from Patrick lord, editor of the Irish World: "LtOt us exchange congratulations over our great victory. Your protection speeeh in Brooklyn, which I reproduced in the Irisli World, was one of the very best in tne campaign, rlease telegraph me your views lor publication. Patrick pobd.

Coimntaaion In Lunacy. Messrs. Paul A. Hartman. M.

W. C. Detweilor and David R. Elder have been ap pointed a commission to inquire into the mental condition of Charles A. Crone and John Loidundaur, who are now confined in the county jaiL Crone is said to have attempted suicide yesterday by hanging, but was prevented from accomplishing his purpose by the jail officials.

Street Railway Improvements. The siding of tho City Passenger railway 1 on Vino street, near Second, is being removed to a point on Second, above Vine. The company will also commence work at once on the relaying of the ihird street track, which is in a wretched condition. The talk of paving Third street has delayed the work. A Worthy Man in Distress.

Mr. Jacob Babb, who resides at No. 1704 North Fifth street, is seriously ill and not expected to recover. His wife is blind. They are in great need of help, financial and otherwise.

Mr. Babb is one of our oldest citizens. John W. Rlfe's majority. John W.

Rife, of Dauphin, has 335 majority in Perry county for Congress. His majority in Lebanon is 2, 529 and in Dauphin the vote will swell his majority in the district to about 6,000. Woman's Work. There is no end to the tasks which daily confront the good housewife. To be a successful housekeeper, the first requisite is (cod health.

How can a woman contend against tbe trials and worries of housekeeping if she bo suffering from those distressing irregularities, ailments and weaknesses fsculiar to her sex Dr. Pierce's Favorite rescription is a specific for these disorders. The only remedy, sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers. Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, or Bsoney refunded. See printed gumanteo on bottle wrapper.

A Compliment from the Interior. Mr. George McCnrdv. local editor of the LewiHtown Free Press, was in the city on Saturday evening and saw the big Republican parade. Among other things in the Press he says: "There were many finely uniformed and drilled clubs in line, but the Harrison Tnvineibles.

the pride Of the city, and the best organization in Central Penn sylvania, received more compliments and rounds of applause than all the other clubs put together. To them it seemed as though cheering and hand clapping was general all along the line. In drill they surpass many old soldier companies and in appearance they have no equal. The club is led under the careful guiding hand of Captain J. Stackpole.

formerly of this county. They are dandies. Police Points. Several drunken and disorderly individ uals, with swelled heads and parched throats, were before Mayor Fritchey this morning. James McCall, who got out of jail yester day, was sent back for thirty days; James mmmera will languish for hve days, and Benjamin Seifer for five days.

James Martin and Ueoree Allen will have a hearing this evening on a charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons. They are also suspected of larceny. Carmichael snatched a watch from Mrs. Emma Jones, on Strawberry avenue. He will answer at court James Murray and Joseph Kelly are in for court tor stealing shirts from a store at Wal nut and Cowden streets.

married Two Years Ago. The many friends and acquaintances of Miss Mary Clark Koss, daughter of Mr. John Ross, of Market square, will be sur prised to learn that she was married two i I years ago, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Her husband is Mr.

U. U. Horton. who is now at Hot Springs, Arkansas. The wedding was only known to Mrs.

Horton 's sister and one or two others. Mr. Horton is a son of the mil lionaire broker of New York city and spent several months in this city about two years ago. Mrs. Horton last night to join her husband at Hot Springs.

Teachers1 Institute Next Week. County Superintendent McNeal is an ac tive worker in the cause of education. He is making arrangements for the teachers' institute next week. The sessions will begin at the court house on Monday. A number of competent instructors have been engaged for the week.

The evening lectures will be as follows: Monday, William Blaikie, "How to Grow Strong;" Tuesday, Hon. Albion W. Tourgee, "Give Us a Rest:" Wednes day, Miss Anna Dickinson, "Joan of Arc;" Thursday, Hon. R. G.

Horr, "The Labor iToblem. Fatal Fall from a Locomotive. On Wednesday night William Sloat, a passenger fireman on the Middle division of the railroad, fell through a culvert near Newport and sustained internal injuries which resulted in his death two hours later. He stepped from the engine under the impression that he was on the track and went through the culvert, a distance of twenty five feet. He was assisted to the train, but died at his home on Dauphin street, this city, shortly after being carried into the house.

He leaves a widow and two children. Funeral of Airs. J. J. Dull.

The luneral of Mrs. J. J. Dull took place this noon from the residence of her husband, Front aud Pine. Rev.

Geo. S. Chambers, D. conducted the services, which were very impressive. The remains were placed in the family burial vault at the Harrisburg cemetery.

The pall bearers were James Boyd, Prof. Jacob Jr. beiler, John B. Cox, Jacob C. Bomberger, James McCormick and Hon.

John W. Simonton. Receiving the Returns on the Hill. The different counties have commenced to send the official returns of Tuesday's election to tho State Department. The first sheets to arrjve were those from Snyder county, with Fulton as a close second.

Chief Clerk Gearhart will have his hands full during the next week getting the long columns of figures into shape. liote of New Hats. About every other man one met on the street this morning carried a hat box and wore a smile on his face. Those who bet on Harrison are particularly happy, and the dealers' in hats are kept busy fitting the Re publican craniums. AIHTJBEMENTS.

"ALVIN JOSLIN" COMING. Next Tuesday evening at the Opera House the ever popular comedian, Charles L. Davis, will appear in his new play "One of the Old Stock." The following is from the Utica, N. Daily Press: "One of the largest audiences of the season greeted Charles L. Davis and his excellent company at the Opera House last evening.

Mr. Davis' new comedy drama, entitled 'One of the Old Stock, was presented in a very acceptable manner. A he scenery, properties, bric a brac and furniture used in the production were all imported and manufactured ex pressly for this play and are most elegant. Seats at Markley to morrow morning. BCSIMBSM I.OCAL8.

VERY IMPORTANT. Millinery. Ladies when on a visit to Dives, Pomeroy Stewart's popular One Price Store, should not fail to inspect their new departure, Millinery I Millinery Located on Second floor of their new build ing. Over 200 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets are now on exhibition. We shall be pleased to take your esteemed orders for anything you may want in the line of Millinery and at prices that cannot but please you.

Satisfaction Guaranteed by DIVES, JrOMEROY STEWART, 334 and 336 Market street Ladies' Fine Shoes. We carry the finest line of Ladies' French and Donegal Kid Button and Lace Gaiters for the money found in any store in this city. Prices from $1 35 to $5. Williamson Foster, shoe dealers, 318 Mar ket street. nov7 tc Ladies' Art Exchange.

Miss Agnes Felix, of No. 10 N. W. Market square, will open to day an Ex change, to be called the Harrisburg Ladies' Art Exchange. 1 he object is to give all ladies who be come members tho opportunity to place in the Exchange for sale any article of their own handiwork.

Similar organizations are in operation in all cities, and are in every particular a success. It will be to the interest of all ladies to become members. As there are rules and regulations that govern the Exchange, a copy of these, as well as full particulars, can be obtained of Miss Felix. nov7 2t Election The Best Silk Hats in the city for $2, $3, $4 and $5 to pay your election wagers with at Williamson Foster's, Hatters, JNo. 318 Market street.

nov7 tc The Only Way To get a good job of Bells is to get good Bells. Then have them properly hanged by expenencsd Bell Hangers. All kinds of Bells and Pulls for sale and put in. Ketstonb Electric Works, oct29 tc 204 North Second street. Steamer Caps.

A fine selection of Boys' and Misses' steamer caps at 35c and 48c. Williamson FOSTHR, Hatters, 318 Market street. nov7 to Duffy's Sweet Cider, York State, at Shislee's. nov7 3t E. M.

Rhink, the baker, at 226 South street, has won a reputation for fresh Bread and Cakes, which is the secret of his success in business. an 1 6 tc Prof. White, Director of musi Grace E. Church, will receive pupils in voice culture, piano forte, organ and theory of music. Highest social and professional references.

ror terms, apply at Music rooms No. 232 North Third street septl 2 tf Coal. J. 8. Sible's is the best Office, Third and STlTTTf i a 1,...

I vulumouhuu, cbuu vunuau, inbwcou rummer i and Boas. mu0 Absolutely Pure mms POWDER NEVER VARIES. strength and wholesome noss. More economical than tne ordinary Kinua, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or Shosphate powders. "Sold only In cans," Rota akino Powder 106 Wall street, N.

Y. aprio dly AMUSEMENTS. LECTURE COURSE. THE following course of lectures will be given before the Teachers' Institute in the Court House next week: MONDAY EVENING. William Blaikie "How to Grow Strong." TUESDAY EVENING.

Hon. Albion Tourgee "Give Us a Rest' WEDNESDAY EVENING. Diss Anna E. Dickinson "Joan of Arc." THURSDAY EVENING. Hon.

R. 6. Horr "The Labor Problem." Admission for one evening, 35c. Reserved seat 50c. $1 00.

Reserved seat $1 50. Tickets for sale on Monday at M. E. Book Rooms, two doors east of the Court House. nov0 3t Bridal and Holiday Presents At Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street.

New Etchings just received; Fine Frames. The largest stock and lowest prices. Easels, Mirrors and Artist Materials. tc Dr. Hunter's Expectorant will posi tively cure a cough or cold quicker and better than anything else.

Price 25 and 50 cents. All Druggists. augl tc The Prices Sell Them. We are selling at jobbers' prices a lot of Ladies' Glove Kid Top and Kid Foxed But ton Gaiters at $1 10. Williamson Foster, One Price Shoe Dealers, 318 Market street oct31 tc Notwithstanding this is the dull season in business, E.

M. Rhine, the South Street baker, is kept constantly busy. His delicious Cakes and excellent Bread are sold in every part of the city. aul 6 tc New Bull diner Association. Notice is hereby given that a new German Building and Loan Association has organ ized, known as the Friendship Building and Loan Asiociatwn, at Edward G.

Smith hotel, No. 421 Walnut street Lists are also prepared for every officer elected. Any person wishing to subscribe for shares can do so by calling on the above officers, and is also invited to attend the reg ular weekly meetings every Thursday evening at 7 :30, at Ed. G. Smiths Hotel, No.

421 Walnut street. oct5 tf Aug. Karle, Secretary. Merchant Tailoring1. Appell, the London tailor, makes, in the latest style, $6 pants for $5, and suits of the most fashionable cuts from $18 up wards; The best line of imported woolens constantly on hand, at No.

5 South Market square. ocl26 tf At his bakery, No. 226 South street, E. M. Rhine dispenses such Bread and Cakes 1 as one seldom gets anywhere else.

He is a most excellent baker and has a large trade. aul 6 tc Franklin Building and Loan Asso I ciation. Subscriptions for stock in the second se ries of above named association can now be made at the store of S. W. Fleming, treas urer, 32 North Third street, and at the office of J.

H. Musser, secretarv. 209 Walnut street Monthly dues began with October. xnis association is meeting with great suc cess. The gain on the stock last year was 10 per cent W.

S. Rutherford, oct30 tf President Kindling wood, dry and nice, $1 50 for afnll load. Try it J. S. Si BLR Photographs, Pictures.

Cabinets, $1 per dozen. Proofs shown. Tin types and any style pictures enlarged to cabinet size, $1 50 per dozen. Life size pictures 20x24 inches, $10. Finest line of art gems and engravings in the city.

Call and examine before purchasing elsewheie. John D. Lemer, 1213 Ntorth Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. sep25 tc MARRIED. KUHNS KEMPNER.

At the residence FOR hlTris A. C. YATES GO. AND CHESTNUT LEDGER BUILDING of groom, In LenkervUle, November 5th, 1888, by the Rev. I).

M. Gordon, Edward E. Kuhns and MISS U.LIZA A. KEMPNER. becksted STEEVER.

On November 6th, 1888, at the residence of Mr. W. It. Becksted, iuo juujw sweet, uieveiana, umo, Dy itev. W.

Renter, Mr. Ozias Becksted, of Cleveland, Ohio, ana miss Carrie I. Steeveb. of Mlllersbure, Pa. DIED.

BRENNEMAN Suddenly on November 7th. aham dkbnhkman, iu ins odinvear. Funeral from his son's (W. H. Brenneman) rcsiuemre, 111 urnon street, on oaiuraav at 1 o'clock.

Burial at Snoop's church. All friends ana reiauves are invitea witnout further notice. novazt GIPFEN. Suddenly, In Perry county, 6th, Mabmn Giffen, of Mlllersburg, aged 62 a muiiuis tuiu a aays. SCHOFFSTALL.

In Wlconlsco. November 2d. Fred. Wiley, son of William and Annie Schoh stau, acrea 3 years and 4 days. SIERER.

In Shamokln, November 3d, Henry charles, son oi cnanes sierer, lormeny of Wl cuijisco, atrnu i years auu a uays. WUBBENS. In Plpestown, October 28tn, Airs. M. A.

wubbens, wife of A. Wubbens. formerly of Wllllamstown, agel 40 years, 8 monins ana 14 aays. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BEST MADE CLOTHING IN PHILADELPHIA.

DID YOU WIN? NO. WELL, THEN, YOU WILL HAVE TO WAIT A LITTLE, WON'T YOT? LET US TELL YOU SOMETHING. IF YOU'VE WAGERED ANYTHING IN THE WEARING APPAREL LINE. IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO SETTLE THE BET. IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT.

THE ADVANTAGE WILL BE TWO FOLD. YOU'LL SAVE MONEY, AND AT THE SAME TIME YOUR MORE FORTUNATE FRIEND WILL BE PERFECTLY SAT ISFED WITH THE ARTICLES PURCHASE. BE SURE YOU HEED THIS ADVICE. 09 tC BALTIMORE "ONE PRICE," Fit Perfectly FOR sfTMIl AT GROSSY Sole Agent for the City. TL1NT MILL, run by water.

77 acres of land, with mansion and tenant houses. Located on railroad. i Sixty H. P. Engine, i Eighty H.

P. Boiler, i Twenty H. P. Boiler. WAN ill) in.

or 3 Balsamic Cough Syrup Meets With Sucli Good Success. ist. Because it does not dry up a cough. id. Because It never sickens.

3d. Because tne doses are smaller tuan many other preparations. It has no equal for the cure of Consumption. Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis.

Dry Hacking Cough. Irritation of the Throat. Soreness of the Cheat, Lung Fever, c. Aianuiacturea ana ior saie only Dy DR. W.

M. L. WEILLS, Physician and Druggist, No.332 Broad Harrisburg, Pa. The Ladies of Harrisburg and vicinity are now fully convinced that the Palace of Fashion is the only place they can buy The EVERYTHING THAT MEN WEAR. I nov81m 304 AND 306 MARKET STREET.

OPEN EVENINGS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WORKING CLASS, WHO CANNOT FIND TIME TO COME DURING THEIR WORK ING HOURS. in Harrisburg in which MILLINERY satifactorily. We hav convinced them that our prices are lowest, our workmanship su perior ana our assortment unbounded. Fashion does no sooner construct a new de signed headgear but what we have it and have it au sizes and colors. The follow ing are among tbe leading shapes this set son: "The Estrella," "Kutchv coo, "Chesette," "Park," "Ada Rchan," "Os mond." "Harlequin," "DnnlaD." "Tausen.

"Epson." "Sterling, The Hub," "Madrid." We only mention a few of the most notable shapes, because the name of a hat does not convey an idea of the shape or styie oi it. vrnat we wish to Impress upon our patrons, is that we have every shape bac. can suit anybody and everybody. We are aware of the fact that a lady will not buy a hat that is not becoming, at any price; that is why we keep no ill shaped hats at ridiculous figures, but all our hats at the lowest market prices. Our Wings, Feathers, KiDDons, ornaments, Alps, flushes.

Vel vets, in fact, ail the material that goes to make up Hat Trimming, is selected not with a new to supply tne cheapest demand, but with the intention ot placing a lasting and lavorame impression upon the purchaser. while charging them only the normal price ol uw puibUHb muunny in a millinery store, as iron in a hardware store, is what everybody expects. You will not look for the one thing in the store that makes specialty of the other. A look at our Millinery window will satisfy you as to the reliability of our statement, and a visit to our Millinery parlor will more than repay you for the time devoted in do ing so. Millinery Store of Harrisburg, 34, 36, 38 IT.

Third ASTRICH'S Palace of Fashion. BUSINESS SUITS iS5o moo ULSTER COAT OVERCOAT'S 10.00 to fSS.00 TR0U3CRS HO 18.80 CAFE COAX 19.00 to WINDOW SHADES! 23 South Second St HARRISBURG, PA. PRICES msxu iy AWAT DOWN. Why Dr. Weills' I.

HELLER Try it. Try it. Try a Bottle. octia8m Pictures and Picture Fiaines. HAVING purchased the business of the late A.

U. Keet, No. 203 North Second 1 will give prompt attention to Framing Pictures, and will keep on hand a full line of En gravlngs, Artotypes, etc. OCUO im J. U.

SALTSUIVJUl. STENOGRAPHY. CJIIOltTIIAND and expert tvDewritine Kj practically taucht. Success euaranteed if serious otherwise don't apply. Private pupils preferred.

R. P. CKOVMN. Stenographer. Ex 1 wnitJve Chamber.

tyil ly BROKERS, 30 North Third Street. Secczd P. O. BOX 307. HARRISBURG, PA.

STOCKS, BONOS, GRAIN, PROVI HIONS AND OIL bought and sold In full and fractional lots for cash or on one per cent, or larger margins. CommlMKlon pcr cent. No Interest or currying charges except on oil. Front Unlimited and fu.MJnnM.ntia nmmnt. Ib.it fart II Ues by private wires.

Call and see. or writ as. MEESE MUSSER (Successors to Alexander Blessing). Kirn Insurance. Ileal estate and Kent agents, office 80S Walnut street.

Ilarrlsburir. Ja. hivn hrmma tha minanii. nt the fire Insurance snd real estate agency of Alexander Blessing, deceased, whose estate still has an interest In the profits of the bnxltiofis. aug2988 iy J.

T. ENSMINCER, Auctioneer Commission Merchant jOO. lQg an 1Q4 H. a Hwet. HARRISBURG BLEACH ERY Is the DlllTA vnn nan ti.vA vnn, t.lr ll.l.

colored and pressed in the latest shapes on short notice, and save money. We have shapes to SUlt all. M.C. MlIAKKNKK. OCt31 lW LITER FAHJ SfESTOG 308 Llarket St.

Buyers of Comforts, Buyers of Blankets, Buyers of Spreads, Buyers of Dry Goods OF ALL EIIIBS ordinary affairs of very day life. We can save more E.O. THOEIPSON BIankets, Tailor Clothier Importer, lanor ifiuinier importer, Tji ii Tjij. Jbasy on tne ieet, 133s chestnut street, (Opposite the Mlat,) PHILADELPHIA. Mail orders specially cared for.

Write for samples. sep29 tcf RETTY and Cheap, and you must have some to clean uu vour walls this Fall, 207 Market Pretty and cheap you will say wnen you see in em. uomc please, tor wall fapcr and Window Shades to Berg stresser loo Market street. bhould you wish to hang it yourself, we will trim it with capacity twelve tons per day. out extra charge.

in. steam drill. D. W. COX, Farmers' Bank Building, Har risburg, Pa.

OCt9 i 8 Us DEALER IN marSO WALL PAPER Ann Read our prices on only a few articles: Comforts, 5 dozen of them, full size, at 69 cents each. Comforts, better quality, 3 dozen, at $1, usually sold at $1.25. Comforts, still better, 3 dozen, covered with chintz, at $1.2. Comforts, extra size, 2 dozen only, fine cotton filling and chintz covers, at $1.50, regular price $2. Down Comforts.

Full sizes, Down Comforts, just i dozen of them, at $5 each; they would be considered cheap at $7. Better quality, no chopped feathers, covered with fine satine, large size; our price is $6, usual price $8. Our best quality, the kind that always sell at $10, we are offering them at $8.90. They Blankets, White, full size, at $1 per pair. Blankets, White, better quality, at $3 per pair.

White, all wool, at $4.50 pcr pair. Blankets, Red, strictly all wool, 10 4, at $3 per pair. Blankets, Red, better quality, strictly all wool, 10 4, at $3.50 per pair. Blankets, Red, strictly all wool, 1 1 4, at $4.75. California Wool Blankets, 10 4, at $10 per pair, 4 at $12 per pair.

Spreads, At 75 cents each. Spreads, At 90 cents each. Spreads, At $1.00. Spreads, At $1.19 each. Spreads, At $1.50 each.

Spreads. At $2.00. In these goods wc have quoted only a few prices, but glance over our assortment will convince you that we carry the largest stock of Blankets, Comforts and Spreads in the city. It will also convince you that wc sell them at the lowest prices. Lytor a Fahnostoch, 308 Llarket St.

CALX. OS H. B. HITCH KliTi CO. ros CO AX, CORD AIJD KH0DUIT6 T7COD.

auMm CHESTNUT AND THIRD AND BROAD STREETS. JOHN FROEHMCH, 801 IJOBTH THIRD STREET, ll ill 111 111 111 lit ii I vtrttt 1 CORNER OFFORSTUU. Call aa4 act the Urgtl aaj acU Ua of FALL AND WINTER SUITINGS ne bare ever abowa. We (maraatrt perfert fit a4 wosVauaaiaA. at it I I lis 111 I III 111 I I uuy a A aUlCS DUUOn 3tlOC.

SIZC 2' ELECTION DAY IS OVER. Turn your attention to the COHEN, tsi HORE THA YOUR HONEY'S WORTH! 98 Cents 25 du Miss 1 1 to 2, only 93 Cents Extra effort and SEW FACILITIES for bujlar la Immense Quantities have enabled us to offer to tbe trade tbe abore UNPRECEDENTED I1AUGAIX. Moily's "Old Brick" School Shoe, For bqys or girts, Ss. Ttlsls a stAld oQ gr. Bono.

Tftl. 3118 Spring Ileel, or lleel 11 to 2, IX, Youth Spring Reel, or Reel, 1 1 to 2 tan qualltr of shoe bu mw tx tfTrtrxl lor leas Una M. money lor yOU than any pO For tbe Fall oar stock ha. Wn carrf allr aid ao vZtrt4c mais tU litical narrv in vict pnrp Grade Callaad be txmtlactd that an THE f.KADERS ia the SHOE TRADE. Greo.

91 1 9 214 and 216 llarket Street 202 Ilarkot Stroot, Sorrioburg, Pa. FALL AUD T7IUTEE 0PEDTUG OF Gents', Ladies1 and Chidren's Underwear. Gent's fine Scarlet Shirts aid Drawer. Cochineal dve, all Goat's Nataral Wool Shirts and Drawers. Gent's Saaitarr Wool Shirts and tWawa.

Cb Karfolk and New Branswirk Shirts and Drawers. Wo hara tho most popular aad well kaowa brands of Ladies' Wool and Merino Underwear. Scarlet aad White. Impart Bibbad VeaU. American Hosiery Vests aad Drawers.

Indies' extra else Scarlet Vasts aad rants. Cochineal dja, Children's Scarlet Vests aad Pasts. Assericaa Ilcwiery C. Vrappers for Infants aad Children. Norfolk aad New Brunt irk Verts aad Pasta far 1 ildren.

CORSETS! COHSETS! AU popular, reliable and comfortable fine fittanf Cornets war ia alack. Fir colored Satin Corsets, C. a a la Spiriue. P. a la Sirrae aad 4 mo' dee (I igh bast Every pair warranted perfect fitting.

SHORT CORSETS A SPECIALTY. Tl Vinson's lore Fitting Corsets, loog wmisted. Dr. aisled Corsets. Sole agent for Ladtea' EqairoUe Waitta.

a Warser'e loaf aad abort Tbe Priadtde of support from the shoulders is embodied la these waist. Doable Ve Waiata tar CLilAma. Gent's, Ladies' and Children's Caahmere HosierT. Ladies aad CbUdrea's Hosiery fen Electric brand. Fact black.

H. GOE Fall Styles Carpets. fVTEW Goods, Late Designs, Rock Bottom Prices in Brus are covered with a fine French A sels. In era in and Racr Carpets, altinrrs. Rugs and Win Satine and filled with Russian dov Shades, Oil Cloths, Good Floor Oil Cloth as low down.

The best bargain ever 25 ccnls Pcr 'ard shown in these goods. TVWU 17wrl 1217 HOETH SIXTH OTBEET. septa iAB WANTED. WAXTF.l) KITUATIOX. WANTED A yoane UJr deaim a to TVKKSSM AKIXG AM) IT AIX S1TW1XQ tttoa as trae wrtter la aa etfnoe.

or XJ at yuan haami muw. sieeMsr address W. tx. No. XJ8 liammel street, turns burg.

otUHX A COMlirrilXT SVltSK AXTKI Krrrr boaarlerper and bakrr bmditir lr AWU UiSOewOM to try Jacob Dold FAMILY MIoKTEX making ptes and fmuj. Try it oona. aad rAXTCl A acwsfoprr mmwwaa smats will always une IU Akk your groorr fur lu a aiaJiaaeiarjtiaanr fmrn. wwa nova iw 2rarteaprrtrKia, A41tra A ia care ttm.r TWanini UiuTltur. I 'a.

ur4f ANTED MAN To take lbs aceaey of oar safes: sua flisxis tacaea wets! SO0 pounds retail prve tts i otiwr sums la pro FOR SALE. ruiruon. A rare ruaare aad penaaaeal toMiaeaa. puedby cMhcTMle rompaolf. aTi ar am 1E VA I 'J T.J? arned by tbe hale owL AU INK ttAFB I lC UWJW ri.

tlnclnaaU. Uhto. amt.i t.t fmit rarT aart LrUte will mm a) tmt Ia (um (notdiag mi rm tHmttnrlasi4, WANTPU If mi want ASTi HI Vf5 mtirtal TImw aw OrmtrUf ANTED If oa want Majrariaea or TJK SAL1 A OcWrl aai aa Illrts Books bound, or any kind of Madias? doea, JL par aaancatSwniaareiBimt eatre It at iha Uailt Txiaaaira offlas. te ai a AdOtrttM ulXK suax, Neayaru fa. sjgvMw dlatci FOR RENT.

17IOR RENT IVaireaUa slora Market street. No. an. atxW tetaad llotK. ly ormptnl ss hat More.

tely. Inquire of liiwn or forger la adutajnf ruoras, or Kietnmlng varrru. octa i.sa im FOR RENT The threetury Uvk boaae No. Nona Tblrteeata wlvr4. roatalaiar pine rooms wiut all nmdrn inncuwrtwota.

fcutat mw. ihtwmi unmrauuriy. oa 4. m. wpukk so.

iu uwwt Hfrrt. aors iar 17IOR RENT No. SIS Mulberry street. JL containing aevea rooais. wtia raa.

taaslre at 1ST urru atrert. ain ly ruralaiwd: tocaisoa froaia: rent rrrr, rrry KdU tnrearii Mala iwiiih wr or kam; far Mil partKuUra, a4dresa TUII PKi MVUis. tokliart. ladlaaa. orlSTt IOt URNISI1ED ROOMS for roaoe as Madera eoatamrarra.

aw. bmL. Lot aad com water betas, at Uaa Yoaag Na Obnauaa a rwjoo. rancor second aad Locavt atrerta. airat moderata.

Apylyaoaoa. aai FOlt HUNT. TOOR RENT A larga atory brick baiU A. tng and staoie ramtAOMi. tocaima oa taa cxa iberlaad streK aad James atvaaa.

alas a teet by eo terU aaltaUe lor lurat saaaoXarlar. ag purpoMRS. rormrriy onrapand as a raper SBaaulactory. wm real tmudtag or ataMe arn rate. ItatacaaVoo glrra ImmUaKHy.

laqairaof 4. T. KNhMIJSO tat. rortVtf gecaad aad ftowtaal atreKa. FOR RENT From April 1st mU Ibree otory brtrk dweUiag.

No. trt stoat. Kroot atrwrC Has all eoaruraona. Farraruo mimrm hiui i tm oroui oai usAJb jk. uauna.

a Bouta Tura street. jaai ou OR RENT Sibla Clark's larca HalL Third aad tMtnbrrtaad atreeta. raa tvaiMil by bo day. taoata. Apply to J.

a. NULB or 4. N. I LA KK. Ortl CU New I'onfeclionci'V Stone Open on Uonday rPIIE elegant new Store ItoMa.

rorarr of I Market atrwl aad ealraace lo tae ivaant anla Kallroad Ifc pm, wui be cmrard oa Miaday aitaaruUUoeor Choice Confectionery. Jj aodooea. All are Invited to rail aad are tbls new 11 rlaUlt4inK td. r. oovs iw COAL.

rpahiy LOWEST KR'tW. LtnviM CJantrock. (wteath aad luicrs strrrt. 11L BUC SALE Tbe rcmni mm flaa rnr4 stnsr TtiWS MKKM. a tnMt tace aide tm rnp wirem aad tm atna toe tnnt.

kixitic cm uap tmi Mt a a tout uicUfm arta Mtratx aUry rs 'Uir frxata omi tm Cfaa brrrf avia. TtKVwai vS a tavasla. bail alary (raax dax llitig txtwr ana iwaway traoaetuMk miitUtc. ir aatnrts Uts boaon. oa mu untar.

XMitmr as. itmX. ai otteck r. a. fr usa taotui FOR SALE A eaUblikbed.

good ray I Ing dry aad rarpnt baKiaciast wry I Ail inall alnrk oa band lararooata. ttxTi Sto tearfe; I Taai St 04JTT AWL, Caerwor of Darld ttoa tuaa. AnonaanC tort 4iw SALIC Near boaae. ceatraUy Ms ratod. tik all inudnra Innwinmrau.

Var rtma tail at ciual wtDcw J. a. alaXK corarr I'uud aal (HoutavlaaA. onus ma sale atmarata rrtAAnnrw Xa. til Mren.

a.tttir auoarva mtittattnanxa. tarty yarC trail aad ow, ta ra4irwjt ca onri Ju Xna. Cn 4U4( wnna airerc SulSwar Nt annnaS fW aad attital fark. tcr( mwit jr fnnl ta 4ta. A nae at tor in tKmara 4iat ui rcat madu t' rnv oaaria tacmuLr.

Tbe abcav a ui if ol4 wHuru tr tw aa a ataota. HrJt la Ut cttt I I4aecttit um lunuutie la aa affHird. ttMS rr eiav.ji fmrtrnasrs lauMw rj TaJL IMI TInnaTU1tttwl. CIIICKEUING 11ANO Ftltt SALK la rwa cmadKioa. WC1 tie aciid emir tor a asl of Addmaa T.

tt ciara Kcia as. iu. rteArargf. O. mrrtiAX FOR SALE.

If SMlMMntH JJCIUIX 1IOTI.I, jnoa bare mmriMtxg Sa anew i suty flOTELS. TU batet ta alr mtam tmts I Opot. la cm taa ta aO aianaia, aad lias l4rtaa ccrtibortKMiH atta aJtwrta 1 raty. uJA. ilA7tJl.

rratriMar. Best Quality Red AT GrOl'iTilS' THE DRUGGIST, orta J. lrkrt iuarc. ENUY UEMMINCL SlnnTal AU atadr mitr ty ttw a'r," rMae cwatmntrtti. i tlw Aroaitiraual amir, I).

HAWKINS. lb rwrr fUK aadOimttwr. taad airera. tat.a a4 'Ui uma tmmqnjy I aiirstdoi to. tttat aa4 a awa.

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