Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

TO DAY'S WMTBIll wrvwr. Indications for the Middle Atlantic States, generally fair weather, varlablo nearly stationary temperature. for occasional light local showors anI mntlonary teinporaturo are indicated. JUTT1NUS. Tin horns mode a regular din last evening.

The Lester Alien minstrels will be here on Monday. Tbo society people arc arranging for tbo approaching season. Tbe Antiquarian society will close this evening. All should see it. Tbe Hhawnee fire company presented the Good Will with a silver horse shoe.

Tbe visitors have nearly all left us. They had a good time while in our midst. Don't fall to see the antiquarian exhibition before it closes at 11 o'clock tonight. Bullivan, the pugilist, will be hero Monday evening with Lester Allen minstrels. Tbe Gettysburg excursionists returned about 8 o'clock last evening.

All had a good tiino. Itev. Mr. Melick married two happy couples Thursday. They were both from a tllnlancc.

This evening the Standard Dramatic company will play, "Our Boys" and 'Turu 111m Out." Tbo visitors to Harrisburgare very loth to leave it. Tbey have had such a good time that they don't want to go away, Mewenger M'llcnry says not less than twenty thousand people visited the flag room at the Capitol durlngthe past week. Those found fiddle strings are at the Daily TFT.KOiurit olHce, where tbe owner cau get tbctu by giving proper de scrlpion. Tho Altoona lire company didn want tbo earth, but they carried home a big part of Harrls'Mug when tbey went away this morning. Mrs.

Fannio Graham, an aged resident ol Newport, died suddenly last Saturday. Sbe was tbe mother of Mrs. II. II. Hor flnc.

of Ibis city. These nights are simply perfect and the lover of nature cannot find anything more beautiful than at view from the water works along the river. Tho Itlsing Star building and loan as sociallon, of Beltithoovcr borough, with a capital of $400,000, was chartered at the State Department to day. Klgbtccn properties belonging to the Ahls. of Hoillnir Springs, Cumberland county, were sold at Carlisle yesterday, The amount realized was 827.000.

Miss Florenco M. Smith, tor four years a teacher in Lincoln school, left last nlnht to accent a position in the State normal school at Jefferson CitV. Mo. On September 29th contnfWs will be awarded by the Iloard of Public Build Ine and Grounda for repulrs to tho cupi 1 hiilMlnir unil frnnr! men linlldlDfTS. The railroads lcervo special and hon nruhlit mention for the manner in wnicn they transported tho immense crowds to mid from thla rltv during the centennial Tbe vounusters were out last evonina nariullnir with drums and flags: and torches and all sorts of banners.

They bud their lungs with them, too, and their nhoLila resounded several so. "arcs. At Mcchanlcsburg yestcHay the home club club laid ou tbe Greencastle club by 20 to 0. Lenny, of Mcchanicsburg, struck out 17 men. and Gates, of Green castle.

14 men. both remarkable records. Next week the pupils of the public schools will studv Dbvsiolosy ana ny glene. The Lancaster I Jelligencer thinks tbey are good things to teach and be taunbt. but thoso who instruct in them will also need the cruco of God.

A slcaveobutton was found in the Citi T.cn parlor on Wednesday evening last, after tho recrptlou of the company guests. Tho owner ran have the same by calling on Chns. P. Meek, president of thfl romnnnv. and nrovlnor DrooertV, Tbo failure of tbo Hayes truck to work on Market street yesterday was caused by tbe fixing of a wodgo between the double extension of the big ladder.

Some vandal had boe at work, ana ine ait. Vernon boys offer $50 reward for infor mation that will had to his detection. SONU (r T1IK l'UINTEU. Fotover hendln o'er my RK, My life's not llllcd wllh EK, orver slicking to my stick, My lubois iiuvui CC. To do wlml'4 rlitht I uiako my rule, 1 mind my fl and (jo.

I've got my fruit. 1 will con foes, Nor try the in a. 1 loved a fclrl numnd Kmmallno, My lovo for hv wua groat: An Kim atiionir a thoitHund Emms, Mono could her late. And when nil" said she did return 1 My lovo, with a blushing grace 1 printed on her Hym a kiss Mid did my Km Sullivan Will be Here. Tbe Lester Allen minstrels will ar rive in JIairlsburg to morrow night and quartered at tbo united (states Hotel.

With them will come the world's cham pion, John L. Sullivan, who will appear at tbe performance on Monday night. Tetnperauee Celebration. Tbo churches of Shlppcnsburg will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary ot tno temperance movement to morrow. Every church in town will hold a tern iterance service, and in the afternoon there will bo a Union meeting in the Methodist church.

Cull for l'our Relics, All persons holding receipts for relics on exhibltljn at the rink are requested to call lor or arrange lor tbeir removal on Monday or Tuesday. On those days all sub committees on tho antiquarian display aro requested to ie present to assist in tne closing out ot mo groat exhibition. Third Cavalry Reunion. The next reunion of the Third Penn sylvanla Cavuhy will he held In Phila delphia on Thursday, October 8tb, at the rooms of Cavalry Post, No. 35, G.

Ai Broad and Wood streets. A banquet win ioiiow mo evening meeting. une company of tbo Tiiird Cavalry was from New vUlc, Cumberland county. The rirewcu Did Woll. The cltlzoiis of Ila'risbunr are accord ing tbo firemen of.

tbo city that praise which is due them. Their splendid sue. reai in iuo uig.parauo oi inursuay entitles them to tho unstinted praise of all our people. Tlicy carried out all tho details In a business like way, and the end is glory enough for them. They con cluded in a blazo of glory what was a granu cciouration.

A Young lnreutor Jionry uocuxer tue name or an elghtcen yoar old boy, who says his home is lu Cincinnati. The lad is ex ceedingly bright and has invented a num ber oi useiui rauroaa appliances, up was at the Major oltlco wis morning, mayor mison gavo nun a letter to a prominent gcntlemin in the city who will help him along. Tbo boy is poor, and this is tho rcuhon of bis, inability to put his inventions on tho market. Ho seems qulto a gen ui us i i Asleep Under tbe oars. Wm.

Moody, colored, was an employe at tno iiummoistown quarries. Thurs day ho came to tbe city aud indulged too ircciy la that which tangieth tho brain. Late in tbo day ho laid down beneath a pasHCCgcr train at tho P. and R. depot and fell asleep.

When tho train started the engineer heard screams and stopped the train. William was pulled from under tho tram, his lull foot badly crushed. He la receiving treatment at tbe hospital. Damon and Pythias." The StandurJ dramatic company never appeared to better advantage than in "Damon and Pythias" last evening. Mr.

Chester impersonated the former and Mr. Horning tbo latter character, me com pany is strong in anything it undertakes and it la to be regretted that tho week of excitement through which we have just passed has prevented larger houses greeting them. This atternoon at tho matinee Romeo and ullet" was presented. This evening "Our Boys" will be tho bill. I A DAI'S FAST.

Hebrew! or HarrUburg observing tho Day ot Atonement. Ivippurl the Day of Atonement, was celebrated by the Hebrews of this city to day. It is a fast day and began last evening. The fasting will end this During these twenty four hours no adult Jew partakes of food or drink, but spends the time in prayer. The observance of the day is commanded in Leviticus.

26 32: "And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying, Also on the 10th day of the seventh month (Tishri) there shall be a day of atonement; it shall be an holy convocation unto you; and ye shall aftlict your souls, and after an offering made by fire unto the Lord. And ye shall do no work on that day; for it is a day of atonement, to make an atonement lor you before the Lord your God." "For whatsoever' soul it be that shall not be afflicted in that same day, he shall be cut off from among his people. And whatsoever soul it be that doeth any work on that day, the same will I destroy from among his people; it shall be a statute forever throughout your generations in all your dwellings. It shall be unto you a Sabbath of rest, and ye shall afflict your souls; in the ninth day of the month at even shall you celebrate your Sabbath." The prayers proper for the day are those for forgiveness of sins past and for amendment of life in future, to be offered in dependence, not on their own merits, but on the goodness of God. All the places of business of Hebrews were closed tc day.

SIXTH DISTRICT KtPOBTS. Money Contributed for the Expenses of the Dig Celebration. Messrs. Wm. A.

Kelker, W. A. Zollinger and E. R. Bergstresser, Centennial collecting committee ot the Sixth district, report as follows: John J.

Pearson, $10; Wm. Myers, Samuel D. Ingram, A. L. Grofl', $2 50; Mis.

M. A. Huntsberger, 50c; George A. Gorgas, K. Jackson, J.

Uhler, W. H. Lyter, John Kfflinger, J. Miller, George H. Bell, Boyd $10; H.

A. Kelker, Kelker Sons. $10; Levi Segelbaum, $1 S. A. Hench $2: David H.

Coover, M. H. M. Graydon. Misses Bell, Hench Mrs.

E. R. Rutherford. $5: Levi Brandt. M.

G. Einstein. 10: R. F. Kelker.

$10; H. W. Techtmycr, $1 M. Coover, $5 Cash, $1 Drumheller D. W.

Gross Son, $10; E. B. Black, J. C. Kunkel, $20; J.

A. Stahl, Mrs. Susan B. Ray, 810: F. A.

Boebmer. 1: T. a. Evans, Mrs. Benj.

Peters, Cash; 50c; J. X. Gicring, $5 Mr. Mason. 25c: Mrs.

C. Ripper, 25c: A. L. Tittle, Cash, 15c; J. F.Shelley,50c; C.

S. Seeelbauin, 85; C. Crone, 8a; Joiin A. Herman, Anthony Frenie, Mrs. I.

8. Kerr. Cash, A. Sense man. $1: Cash.

Cash. $1: Ed. A. Tinker. $20: A.

Roberts. Mrs. T. Trace. 50c: Mrs.

J. F. B. Hutchinson, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs.

John E.Forster, Mrs. Wm, Shunk, J. M. Dow, Cash. $1: Cash.

$1: George Bent, Dr. Vallershamp, Miss Carrie Miss Ella Pearson, $1 William Pearson, Fred W. Yicgst, W. A. Zollinger, W.

A. Kelker. $8.50. Amount paid to Maior T. D.

Grecnawalt. Treasurer, $257.15. To Ibis sum of $257.15 received bv tbe committee may be added 8 100, con tributed bv Messers. C. L.

Daily and G. M. McCauley from the Chesapeake Nail Works and tho Central Iron Works, and Paid bv them direct to Major Greenawalt, Treasurer. This would make in all $357.15 from the Sixth district. A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.

Ded cation of Allison's Public School I BuUdlog, Mlntu Ward. On Mnnrldv Spnf emhnr 21st. this hnild. last will be formally opened ana dedicated. The Boaid of School Control will be present in a body as well as all the school children on Allison's Hill.

The parents of tbe children will also be present, be following programme ot exercises has been determined upon: Opening prayer by Rev. S. Dasher. Singing by chil dren from the schools on Allison's ml! Short address by Deputy Superintendent. ot Jt'ublic instruction l'ror.

juarry uouck. Singing by the schools. Histories! ad dress. Dr. W.

fl. Esle. Dedication of building by Geo. E. Reed, President of the School Board.

Doxology. Benedic tion, Rev, L. H. Jacobs. A Girl Taken from Her Home.

Agnes Everhart, aged 10 years, who resided with her grandmother, Mrs. Kate Fritz, on Tenth street, was kidnapped on Friday night by two rough looking men and a woman named Davenport. They placed her in a wagon and drove to Williams grove. She escaped while en camped there, but was recaptured after she had walked some distance. The party subsequently traveled to a grove in ranklln county.

Here the girl was sent on an errand, and failed to return, She placed herself under the protection of a man named Carter, who mado infor mation against the kidnappers at Green castle. At a hearing they were discharged and the cirl will be returned to her friends in this city. Personal. Misa Florence Hart entertained a num ber of friends very delightfully last even ing. Misses Angie Rhoads and Emma Mor ris, of Phocnixville, are visiting their uncle, Mr.

James Bahel of Boas street. Mr Harvey A. Reed, of Marklesburg. Huntingdon county, is visiting his brother, Henry Reed, at No. 1228 Ridge avenue.

Mr. Charles C. Kinney, the chief clerk at the Keusignton freight department of tho Pennsylvania railroad, in Philadel phia, was in the city to day. i. Teachers Institute.

'A preliminary session of teachers insti tute was held this morning. The new school laws were thoroughly discussed. 'A be decided to have institute once a month, from 9 to 12, the first Saturday ot each calendar month. Mr. a ooso was elected chairman for the com ing year, and Mr.

Fin. I. Thomas, Secretary. A committee to prepare work tor next meeting was appointed consist ing of Misses. Mehanev.

George. Mrs. Grove and Messrs. Cooper and Stam baugh. On motion of Miss Givlei it was decided to have professional reading for pari oi tne woric.

The ML Pieasant's Uuests. The Chambersburg 2ZemZi. referring to me presentation ot the silver pitcher irom tne rnendshiD to the Jilt. Pleasant, says: "This ended one of the grandest, receptions it has ever been the pleasure of the Friendship company to take part in and the Mt. Pleasant com pany kind treatment and grateful hos pitality will ever be a green spot in the minds of old No.

1, and as vears pass wbjt uc iuuucr recollections or bept. iiw, iuwi win appear. Selling Dynamite. It is alleged, with prettv poiutcd nroof. that dynamite is sold in Harrisburc in tne most crowuea portion or the citv.

The Telegraph does not desire to see a terrible accident in this city, and gives this item as a note of warning. This most dangerous of explosives should not be permitted to be stored within the city limits in tact it is against an ordinance. From Stoelton. Ninety five thousand dollars were paid as wages at tbe steel works today. It there is oue thing above all others that railroad men love to handle during such a rush as they had this week it is the oaoy carriage, une hundred and twenty three of these useful articles were trans ported over the Steelton branch to Har risburg during the centennial rush.

Hurt In Harrlsburg. Harry Eby, of Chambersburg. was on ftM.IT,.l,1 TT 1 rrii Btuuuiu iu xiumsoure on inursaav during the parade when it gave way and he was prostrated to the pavement. His injuries were of a serious nature and he was conveyed from tbe train to bis father's residence, near Ji by mill, where he was attended to by a physician HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 19, 1885.

Weber Pianos. Carreno, the celebrated pianist, says. "I am not surprised that every great artist prefera the Weber pianos; they are truly noble instruments and meet every requirement of the most exacting artiste. The demand for these instruments is largely from noted professional and amateur musicians, hence tbe general demand from those who desire a reliable piano. The difference in price between a Weber and the various manufactures of pianos in the market does not preclude the possibility of piano purchasers indulging in the acquirement of the best.

The agency for tbe Weber piano is with H. C. Orth, 16 North Third street, Har risburg, who is the accredited representative for Central Peunslyvania, and where at all times tbe Weber can be found for inspection and sale. Additional Religions Noticed The following announcements were received too late to he Inserted in our regular church column on inside page Memorial Lutheran church, Rev. S.

Ja9her, pastor. No preaching. tb bath school at All are welcome. MldUletown Kev. Geo.

Keider will preach at Stovcr dale to morrow morning. There will beservices to moirow morning in the U. 1J. chapel on Furnace Hill. The United Brethren will hold their services in Geyei's church to morrow morning.

Tho Old will have services at Ober's meeting house near Conewago tomorrow morning. Meetings in the rink. Water street to morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and in the evening at 7:30 o'clock, conducted by Messrs. Martin and King. To morrow, at the Church of God, tse following subject will Ue di.

cussed ny 1 der J. Lioekwood.viz: At l'la Unity." At 7:30 p. "Who Uespises the Day of Small amusements. lester allen's big minstrels. Now is tbe time to secure seats at Mark ley's for Lester Allen's big minstrels, who will appear at the Opera House Monday evening.

This company has all the ingredients that go to make up a grand burnt cork combination, and will give a performance second to none that has ever been presented to a Harrisburg public. The presence of the world's champion, John L. Sullivan, adds increased strength to an organization that is perfect in the fullest sense of the term so far as eminence is concerned. Secure seats at once and avoid what is bound to occur, a rush at the last moment for good scats. CHEAP EXCURSION TO NIAGARA FALLS, On Tuesday, September 23d, round trip tickets, good for fifteen days, fare only 10 50.

Train leaves Harrisburg at 7:55 A m. via Philadelphia and Reading and popular Lehigh Valley route. Reduced rates at hotels. Getting htrong Again. Fevers and exhausting chronic or acute diseases leave the patient, on his recov ery, in a pitiable state of Then it is that he needs a tonic upon which he can rely, one which, like Hos letter's Stomach Bitters, will accelerate convalescence, and aid the processes of digestion.

That peerless invigorant compensates, as nothing else will, for deple ted strength. After U3ing it a short time the quanoam invalid feels in every nerve and muscle that he is getting strong again. Appetite increases; there is a gain in weight, color and fullness return to the cheek, the lack luster eyes grow brighter, sleep is unbroken and refreshing. These eratifving experiences are renewed with each returning day, until completely re stoied in health and vigor, he returns to the avocations which his illness inter rupted. Use the Bitters in biliousness, dyspepsia, rheumatism and constipation.

Large and Heavy. i Plug Tobacco Pumpkin Pie chewing tobacco. Buv and weieh three rjluss. Ask the price at Eby groceiy. it Parthemore QuiGLET, Real Estate Agents, offer for sale a valuable piece of ground on New Fifth street 26 fe et, 8 nches by 100 feet, cheap and on easy iterms.

R. I. Chass, Of Philadelphia, will be in Harrisburg several days, to attend to all orders for Piano Tuning. Orders left at tbe Metho odist Book Rooms, No 224 Market street. sepl8 2t Shoniuger Organs.

Very low prices, For cash or on time payments. Drumheller Co. 113 Market street, sept 14 1 Boston Egg Phosphate, Five cents a glass, at Dr. Wcills' 4rug store, 333 Broad street. Hats, Ilats, Bats.

1822. Zollinger's. 1885. 18, South Market Square. Fall Styles.

Large Stock. Low Prices. Goods waaranted. sepl2 4m Ice Cream Soda. Raysor's prescription drug store, Ice Cream Soda.

It is certainly the best in the city. Look for tbe sparkling glass mortar in tront ot the store. The Mew Tricycle. This machine is propelled by steam, and will carry two people twenty miles in an hour, it is said. It is quite an in vention, but does not compare with Bur dock lilood liitters, which will carry tne invalid along the road to health to beat all.

Egg Phosphate. ine very lateBt summer drmK, very nutritious, uniy at Jteet's Drug Store, 166 juarKet street. jell tc Sure Cure for Corns. Ten cent bottle, at Dr. Weills' drug store, sax uroad street.

Humbucs 1 Impostors I Thieves The above are terms applied to the un reliable and dishonest. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil for diphtheria, catarrh, astnma, rheumatism, and all aches' sprains, and pains is not a thing of decep tion but a pleasant and honest remedy. It is honestly put up, honestly sold, and docs what is claimed for it. Ice Cream Soda.

Finest quality in the city. Only soda water with Mrs. Jones' ice cream. At Keet's Drug Store, 433 Market street. jyio tc Helped Her Out.

years have been a severe sufferer from pains in the back. Tried various appbcations. On bottle of Thomas' Oil entirely cured me. Cured others equally quick." Mrs Benning, of i4in street, uunaio, jn wrote this. Egg Phosphate.

Raysor's prescription drug store takes the lead for Egg Phosphate new drink. It is much superior to the so called Egg roospnate dispensed under that name. It is a nourishing drink in warm weather. The illuminated glass mortar in front ot the store points out the place, MARRIED. BEHM CUT3HALL.

On Sundav.the 13th at the U. li. parson acre. 315 South Sec ond street, by the Kev. J.

K. Hutchison. Mr. it. Iiehh.

oi uaupnin, to miss lizzie i. Cutshaix, of Clark's Valley, this AVER GUILES. On September 17, 1385, by Rev. J. A.

Melick, Benjamin Wea vbii, of Marysville, and Miss Mary I. oi i nnaaeipnia, Jf a. lofiXrV1 HA.INES. on September 17, by Rev. J.

A. Melick. Wit. Morton, of xionovn, and Miss JSmita K. Haines, of a.owi UUUIUV.

XT IX. ANDEUSOV fU.Aao nV i.r. UULU OI tiarrisDurs' on the 18th ult in Newport, bv Rev. v. a it1 DIED.

uuuoc, uu me incn HnrtrYYiia 1 cor jvu.lv, U1U11LQ8 ana 18 mini .1 o'olock, irom the residence of her son in la acob Eslinger, No. 30 North Thirteenth street. The relatives and friends are in ROVALi Mr. JOSIAH S. HftTlT.

fUl tamborl9.aioi9 mie resmence. nn ui; i Notice OI tne luueruinereaiter. fTAitVJB. Suddenly, on tho 17Hi r.TiTw.Ei wife of James 1. Harvin oi aaugrter oi ine mie au iry lcKcrt Kelutives aud friends areinvited to attend the funeral Monday at 4 o'clock p.

from the residence of her husband, 916 i'eim i a .1 street. Members ot haiem uiDie class aro coi aialiy Invited to attend. I Would Have Been Set Upon. Had not Burdock Blood Bitters been a remedy of unquestionable merit they would have been set down upon by the public as thousands of medicines have been when their worthlessness was discovered. Burdock Blood Bitters have received unbounded praises from the sick, thus establishing their merit beyond AMUSEMENTS.

APPROACH OF TBE GIANTS. Opera House, Monday, Sept. 21. LESTER ALLEN'S BIG MINSTRELS. The Greatest Dialect Show on Earth, in an Avalanche of Fun.

John L. Sullivan, o. In his remarkably accurate and beautiful representations of Ancient and Modern Statuary. The strongest and very beat Minstrel Company ever organized, including many of the foremosr, cxprmen of refined fun. The largest and best Military and Grand Orchestra taken upon the road.

Admission, 25, 50 and 75 cents. Reserved seats, 75 cent, at Markley's. 3t OPERA HOUSE. Engagement for one week, COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPT. 14th, Ot the Superb Standard Dramatic Company In a election of LEGITIMATE COMEDIES Monday Monte Cristo Tuesday Romeo and Juliet Wednesday Ingomar Thursday Marble Heart Friday.

Damon aud Pythias Saturday Matinee Romeo and Juliet Saturday Night and Juliet These popular plays will be presented with correct costumes. Admission, 25, 35 and SO cents. Seats at REPNER'S 50 Cents, sepll tf Absolutely Pure. mfflS POWDER NEVER VARIES. JL a marvel of purity.strength and whole someness.

More economical than tho ordl narv kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with the multitude of low, test, snort weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold onlu in cans. Koyal Baking Powder Co. 106 Wall street, N.Y aplO dly NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i J.

J. SHOEMAKER. H. HOLBKRT. CHOEMAKER HOLBERT.

BRO kJKERS. IV North Third Street. Harris burg, buy or sell on Commission only, jjonas, fctocKS, urain, provisions ana pe troleum. Having private direct wires to the various exchanges we are enabled to execute orders exnedltiouslv and at as low a rate of com mission and margin as is consistent and just to DOtn our clients ana ourselves. Daily market reports furnished upon ap plication.

oreign urain ana sieamsnip passage Tickets on sale. Jan2 1 i ii 13 uo vi tu LET. rooms, with gaa, with or without board. Gentlemen preferred. Apply at No.

402 Second street. tf TJIOR RENT Two large rooms on sec aJ ona story, with a large attic, at No. 212, and two large rooms on first floor of No. 214 Mulberry street. Inquire of A.

KEMP, ai. izi staie street. sepiaai JMANOS. H. C.

ORTH. it 1G North Third Harrisburg. TEAPNESS its Causes and Cube, bv Xt one who was deaf twentv eicnt vears. Treated by most of the noted specialists of the day with no benefit. Cured himself in three months, and since then hundreds of others bysame process.

A plain, simple and Buccessiui nome treatment. Auureai x. o. l'AGB, 128 Kast 2(ith New York City. Bept 19,31,23 Parthemore Quigley, 130S North Tbird Street.

FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE and RENT COLLECTORS, Offer for sale Lots on New Fifth street and Ewington cheap and on easy I terms. ie51y MILLER GO, BROKERS, 30.NORTH TillltD (SECOND VL.OO&,) HARRISBURG, PA, STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS dealt In, In full and fractional lots on one per cent, or larger margins. Commission per cent. No Interest or cavrs Inst charges. Profits unlimited and set tlements prompt.

Uest facilities by private wires. 1 urnisii puts, coi is spreads ana stxaauies in stocks ana ou. Auditor's Notice. TESTATE of Julia Ana McCann, de Ji ceased. The auditor appointed by the Ornhans' Court of JUaunhin county to make distiibution ot the balance in the hands of I nl1vlntatininMAf anlH .1 mill attand to duties ot his appointment at his offlce.No.

105 North Second street in the city of Harris burg, on Aionaay, uctoDero.issa, at 20'ciocK p. when and where the parties interested snouiu attend. JOH 13. PAT rJtRSON, Auditor. oct3 AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

TXAVING been appointed Auditor by the Court ot Common fleas of Dauphin county to make distribution of the balance in the hands of Thomas G. Fox and William H. Ulx ich. as signees, ior the benefit of the creditors of John Bretz, of Derry township, in said county, to and among the creditors of said John iiretz, I shall nit tit all persons Interested therein at my office. No.

10 North Third street, In the city of Harrisburg, on Tuesday, September 29, 18S5, at 10 o'clock A. If. iSUUlSNiSSNllJSii, scptl9 6 2t Auditor. Proposals for Painting and Otner work. Office of the Commissioners of Public JJUII.DIM08 AWD ti BOUNDS, Uaiuusburo.

Sept. 17. 18S5. Sealed proposals will be received until noon, September 29, 1885, at the Treasury De partment, ior painting ana stenciling me outside of the Capitol and buildings of the several departments, Including the painting oi roof and dome. Also, for resetting afcd Dlaclne new stone steps wnere necessary in iront or capitoi buildings and repaiung and replacing the uiukou portions oi tne Duuaings.

Also, for new floor in rotunda find main nan ana repairs to stairways, lildaers will be reouirad to iHvn sullsfdn tory bonds in doublo thn imnnnt nt Ihn nnn. iiact. j.ne commissioners reserve the reject any or a'l bids. liids will only be received from responsible men or firm known tn in tho Or lurllinr fnrnrmntlnn ,1 sepli 9t Secretary li ot P. B.

a'nd Grounds. aiu'iii tJLiKANINQ. Best wrrk IT sru a J112" 1S1 Indian avenne tfMrAViwx ESTABLISHED, 1807. H. B.

MITCHELL DEALERS IN COAL AND WOOD. mmss ziti og ps 2 111 ltm ssfr io wmm THE LARGEST BEY GOODS HOUSE. M. a I.N; STEIN, 233 Market Street. i DRESS epa Never before have we DRESS Bourette Loops, Jacquard shown things cots, Ottomans, Cloths, Camel's Hair, Bison Cloth, Merino Coupures, all wool Cashmeres, We specially call your attention to a lot of 42 inch all wool CASHMERE PLAIDS, At 75 cents per yard; i We have a large and carefully selected stock of serviceable Dress Goods for school and cents, 15 cents, 20 cents, and btripe and rlaid Flannels in a ivi Ljauiu vv iduucrs, uuurcu Full line of Cashmeres and for evening wear.

SILK In the Black Satin Duchess, Black 25 and Colored Surahs, Black Rhadzimirs, Black and Colored Ottomans, Black Armuers. BLACK AND COLORED BROCADES. TWO SPECIALTIES. Do not fail to examine our guaranteed not to crack or break with ordinary wear. Special Lot of Plain Colored Dress Silks at third below Brocade Velvets, Velveteent, and Uress rronts, Irom 50 cents upwards.

Ine celebrated "Nonpareil $1.00 per yard. Plain Silk Velvets, Black and BLACK II A Is carefully stocked with desirable goods from the lowest to i t' Silk Warp Henriettas, Drap nairs, uiarntz, Armuers, satin Merino Coupures. Cashmeres. vrepe veils. All at prices which we are confident will meet your approval.

M. a. EESTSTEESr, 223 MARKET STREET. marl4 attc 50 REWARD Will bo paid by tho Warden for the return to tne uaupnm county rison vi JAMES ENGLISH. Heij light, about 5 feet 6 inches: weight, 122 nouiii age, 21 years; side wnis kers, Inclined to red, clothed in a dark suit, blue flannel shirt with brass buttons, Derby hat: has a star tatnocd on onnh shoulder, and a figure of a woman on each arm, and has a vmjf BenuBnmmy appearance.

sepn ai. $50 REWARD Will be paid by the Warden for the return to tne uaupnin bounty l'rison 01 DAVID BLACK HEIGHT, 6 feet 9 Inches; weight. 104 pounds; age, iOyeirs; light complexion, smooth face, very fair clothing, checkered pants, browncoat and vest, Derby hat, white shirt. Scotchman by birth, but talks with an English accent, and has a gentlemanly ap pearance, supi i ELECTRIC BURGLAR ALARMS, ELECTRIC Bells 'Pneumatic Hells, Common Bells. Speaking Tubes, AC.

The KEYSTONE ELECTKIC WORKS. 204 North Second Harrisburg. FOUR respectable young accommodated with boarc men can be boarding and lodg Bg at 650 Boas street. septig THE "Women's Christian Association, 418 Market street, within two squares Of the Centennial is prepared to board and lodge women and serve good meals, at moderate prices, to men, women and children aug2l tt HENRY C.DEMMING, Stenographer, All kinds of worts by type writers. Telephone connection.

Court liousn second lioor CG. SSIITil (limited,) wholesale dealers and na'skers of leaf tobareo. No. 439 Market street. Harrisburg, Pa.

stni2 ly We have every kind of COAL. AN1 WOOD. We wUl take great care to suppl lv vou with none but the best a uallt v. Main office. Third and Chest nut streets.

Branch office. Third and Broad streets. SEND ORDERS BY TELE PHONE. anl 6m GOODS El 1ST many in cheap and pretty 'OODS. Combinations, Home Spuns, 1 ri actual value, $1.00.

ordinarv wear 10 cents, 124 cents. variety of Combinations suitable vuats. mutner nuuiiaras. etc. Albatross, in delicate shades.

DEPARTMENT, and Colored Khadames. Black $1.00 Black Silk, 2X inches wide, zo cents oer vard. fullv one regular pnce.v Plushes and Friezes, for Wraps woven Brocade Velveteens, Colors, all qualities. Our GOODS I wl HI DeAlmas, Ottomans, Camel's Jacquard Berbers, Courtlands. Creoes and GEO.

STOCK GO. PIANOS. SQUABS, GKAND AND UPKIGUT Gold Medal at Vienna 1873. First Medal and Diploma at Philadelphia 11 frQnuu 1302 North Third street, Harrisburg, P. aprcu iy T.

TiTN'SMTTTfJ "ER. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, tOO. 103 and XQ4 8. Bocond Btret. Estate of John M.

Slieck. LETTERS of administration on the estate of John M. Sheck, late of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, deceased, have been g. an ted to the undersigned. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having legal claims against the same will present them without delay, duly authenticated, to aul0 3 Ct Administratrix.

NEW DRUG STORE. JJAVING fitted np a spacious new DRUG STOKE, At 1402 North Third Street, Second door above caiaer, ana secured a full assortment oi pure fresh drugs, spices. toilet article, Ac, 1 invito all my friends to can. Personal attention given to the com pounding of physicians' prescription. June Him 1 Vfl W.

HAY. J. F. LAUEO, Lirery and Boarding Stables, i Two and a Half and Cumberland Sts. Special attention given to funerals.

Telephone communication. 1y3 ly JAMES Q. HANDSOAW. DEALER in Uoal and Dry Kindling Wood. Office, S16 Korth Third street Telephone connection.

novll diy FALL OPENING, 1885 BALTIMORE A GENUIN WATEKBHRY WATCH Gr A. DESIRING to show the pubh'c our appreciation of their valued patronage, which latter has led to our unparalleled success, we shall from the date cf our regular opening, which takes place SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 18S5, distribute free to any purchaser to the amount of $15.00 or over a genuine Waterbury Watch, and with it goes our guarantee that any article by us is below the price of any legitimate competitor. With our many advantages as manufacturers of "Clothing," we can consistently make the above assertion. We shall, as heretofore, surpass all our previous efforts in our display of Fall Styles. In addition, our attractive assortment of Gent's Furnishings, many Novelties being controlled by us, will merit your attention.

BALTIMORE SQUARE DEALING CLOTHIERS, 34, 36, 38 JCSTorth Tiiird Street 1 HARRISBURG. Bepl0 d9t Red Lights for DR RAYSOR'S DRUG STORE, 432 Market Street, Harrisburg, ICE CREAM SODA Best in the City. ROOT BEER Delicious Drink. LISTON'S ICED BEEF TEA ON DRAUGHT Very Strengthening. utLtLf KULK.

WAlfcK, plaints. WATCH YOURSELVES AN1 LET NOBODY WE CANNOT i yu but we promise to give and nothing else, Gr GOLDSMITH'S ONE PRICE HOUSE, 329 MARKET STREET, Where you can get the value for your money and no Waterbury. WATCH FOR 329 ONE FEIOE Ilia UAlDlUJUUIf My suit cost just as much as yours, and isn't any better, but I didn't get a watch with it" I ONE PRICE, Centennial Display AT ior Dyspepsia and Kidney Gom ELSE DO IT AFFORD TO you full value for your money, or money refunded. 07 0 CLOTHING MARKET STREET".