Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

IM DAVs IVKATUKil KturUUT. for the Middle Atlantie Btatee, eligibly wamer tharing weather, ueatcrly winds in Vie northern joi tion, light and variable uinde in the touthei pw ti. n. JOTTINUS. This was a plcaswt market morning.

It is about time for the sun to shine out. Pay your taxes to day. This is tho last 1lThe streets are in bid condition for ttii evening's pnrado. Merchants desiring job printing are invited to the Telegraph office. decision in tho Drawbaugh Bell telephone case la not expected very Tho Fourth Ward Republican club will meet to night on important business.

Tho children's matinee at the skating rink this afternoon was well attended. The weather this afternoon was op prcHslvo. The mercury crawled up to 77. The fuueral of Mrs. Charles Ludwig takes place this afternoon at Chambers burg.

A. fine clovutor was put in the new building on Market street this morn in 17. There will be baptism at the First Bap list church, Second and Pine, to mono evening. ltv. Oonwar P.

Wine. D. of Car 1'slo will preach at Market Square church tomorrow. MrtCKny, the comedian, thinks that the When tho Robins Nest Again" has Tbe loss by the lire at the Farquhar works, ut York, yesterday morning is es tlmfitcd at WOO. Mt79cr iadolnir arushine busi nt'HM In camrn'cu iroods.

The ball will nntn next week. Tho firemen's reception this evening will bo in keeping witli their demonstra tl ins in the Past. Tno church notices, markets and other tiM ful matters will bo found on the fifth ha L' of this issue. The authorities of York have adopted tin Uatnewell fire alarm system as a per niiinrnt institution. Tho iron work on tho Philadelphia and Ili adlne railroad brideo across the canal will bo finished to morrow.

A sermon to young men will be preached to morrow evening atForster Htrwt Lutheran church by Jttev. rt. C.M.k. The TFxrcaiurH mado a mistake in si.cuklnir ol the artiste at the rink Thurs day evening. Gilraoro is the dwarf, not AVulhh as stated.

The commnv performing A. disbanded in this city yesterday. The tw mhura were assisted out of tho city by Riee surprise I'arty. Tho Carlisle fair was a failure this year becausi of tho bad weather. Ineexlii billon was cood one, but it could not buck acainst a three days' rain.

The Atlantic base ball club picnic is beln ir held to div on Independence isl and. It will be k'ept up this evening, when there will bo waltzing for a silver cup. Next Tuesday Mr. J. L.

M'Caskey, editor of tho Dun cannon Record, will be united in marrluco to Miss Bertha Der 'and. at Boiling Springs, Cumberland county. James Carey was committed for court this attcrnoon by Mayor Wilson on a chargo of stealing a horse and wagon from a gentleman in this city, mention of which was made in these columns a few days ago. Tho Pennsylvania railroad company is beautifying tho road bed all along the lino, preparatory to" the annual inspection, now near at hand. Every weed is taken out.

tho ballast is partially shaken ui. and tho litllo itones on each Bide of the road arc arranged iu rows parallel to tho rails. Tho new building being erected on Front street, near Locust, Steclton, by Mr. Henry Kclkcr, and at present designated as the poHtorllce building, will have a Irontuge on Front street of sixty two feet, and will be thirty eight feet in depth. The first room south of Locust street will be occupied by the Stcelton postofllce and tho other portions by stores.

J.OVK'S KAN IN (J. 1 luouubt It meant all Rlsil, ecutatlc thing, ond Kliiiiro. mi toucb, iinil upmtch, quick IiKoU niiU liriiln, Ami Hli outf Uoali'o and nwoct delicious IMlill, Anducuiiiy's thrall and xlrungo bewilder In km, "J'wlxt liopoHiut Icur lllui (o the little stJnjrH The roHU thorn given ami then the utter gain, With ull my norost.ntrlvln7 to attain, Of tin dear bllxi long nought pos nsslon given. Sow, with a Hiid, knen night that reassures My oftmi Kink ititr soul, with longing eyes Avi lU from tho path that Bltll allures mtxlng tlmt for which my boio heart sighs, 1 lc my own good at tho cost of yours), 1 know at iimt that lovu uimins suciinco. Vurlotta I'erry, In and Around the (fleet Works.

Prom the Htoeltou Jicportor. Hits has bee a busy week, every de parlinont running to its lull capacity. The Bessemer mill last week produced 3,897 tons of Btcel ingots. The rail mill turned tons of various patterns of steel rails last week. The one furnace at the open hearth is undergoing rcpuirs while the other is running as usual.

The foundry is busy on castings for the works, lamp pottts, etc. Tho frog, switch and interlocking department is running on full time with plenty of orders ahead. The iiiT liaiit mill is a very busy place. Tho following is the tonnage of tho departments named for tho month of September: Bessemer mill, 13,023 tons; Tail mill, 10,007 tons; blunt furnace, No. 1, 8311 tons; blast furnace, No.

2, 3,063 tons; blast furnaco, No. 3, 4,030 tons; blast furnaco, No. 4, 3,445 tons; bloom lug mill, Tho shipments for tho month were: II, B81 tons of rails and 2,018 tons of billets and hlalm. Tho third cupola was put to work in the besHomer mill on Thursday. It has been idle sinco last June an indication of more prosperous times.

Orders havo been booked which will keep the bessemcr, blooming and rail mills running to their fall cupicity during the entire month. The Cuban ore just roceived has been used in No. 3 furnaco and tound to yield (13 per cent, of iron. It contains less phosphorous than any oro now used at the furnaces. There were 2,430 men on tho pay rolls of tho company for tho month of September.

OHITUAKY. Mrs. LoiiInu W. Anderson. Information has been received in this city of lie denth at Bedford last evening ol Airs.

Louisa Watson Anderson, widow of the late Dr. Anderson, proprietor of tho now celebrated Bedford Springs. Mrs. Anderson has been an invalid since early spring, when she had a severe paralytic attack. Hlio was a woman of great energy, amiable and generous, and her (lemiHo will do a creat loss to tho com munlty of which She was so long an ornament and so greatly beloved.

Of her children two of them arc residents of. our Mrs. O. Irwin Beatty and Mrs. Louisa llickok.

V. V. Matters. All young men are Invited to attend any or nil of the following meetings at tho Y. M.

C. A. Training class at 8 o'clock to night. Bible class at 0:15 Sunday morning. Young mens' meeting at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon.

This meeting is expected to 1 bo unusually interesting, Mr. O. M. McCttuley will conduct it. A Young If arrUburger in Trouble.

It is alleged that the young man who is now languishing in tho jail in Snyder county on sovcral charges of forgery is Harry Fitzgerald, of this city, who was convicted mid served a term for larceny in thl city. Ho has been figuring at Millei'Nburg under the name of Ililler. His reputation is sadjy tarnished. J'ay Your Taxes. The last day for paying taxes is October 4th.

Do not fail to attend to it. See collector once. YVbere to Fay Taxes. October 4th is the last day for paying tM Those who wish to vote must fin va naid ft Stale or county tax within wo vi ars nre. eiliiur ihe day of election The following is a list of tax collectors in Wnrrmrmrff First ward F.

U. Worley, 107 Paxton ntrpp.t. Seronrl ward Amoa Fry, 210 South Rfwinrl street. Third ward H. L.

Hershey, 122 Chest nut street. 1 Fourth ward F. D. Blessing, Nort Third street. Fifth ward John L.

Bates. 921 North Third street. Sixth ward Joseph Saul. 1714 Fifth street. Seventh ward Isaac Lloyd, 1008 Cow den street.

Eiffhth ward A. H. Frankem, 608 North street. Ninth ward A. Bomgardner, 1417 Re gma street.

At the Kink To night, The attendance at the rink last night verv large. The professional skaters. Gilmore" and Walsh, delighted everybody bv their fine skating. To nieht there will be a mile race for a gold medal. Disciples of Christ.

Ine religious bod known as the DiS' ninlna of fihriat will hold a State co oper alion meeting at Camp Hill, Cumberland niint.v. nottimencin? October 7th, to mntirfue three davs. Rev. J. L.

Phcenix is pastor of the Mission church at Camp Hill, of which denomination President Garfield was an honored member. 8ep25 toct6 What Is Voting Tax? Our opinion is that the payment of a State or county tax. as required dv law, will entitle an elector to a vote notwithstanding that a soecial tax separately laid and assessed like the tax known as the almshouse tax is not paid by such voter, and that collectors are oblicea to give re ceints for such State or county tax when paid. Geo. n.

Irwin, Chairman Democratic Co. Com John H. Weiss, Chairman Republican Co. Com AMUSEMENTS MOOItE and holmes' specialty com PANY. This ovenincr this crreat Enclish speci alty company from London, will appear at the Opera House in a fine specialty nroirremme and the latest London bur fesaue success.

Corsican Co. The companv has but recently arrived in this country from have played in New York and at several other places, the papers speaking very favorably of the whole company, inis oeing oaturaay nicht a larce audience will witness grand variety performance and one of the best burlescmes ever seen here. Seats at Kepner's. BUSIM Ka Scrub! Scrub! Scrub 1 Scrubbrushes. Dustbrushes, Window brushes, Feather Dusters, Brooms, Buckets, and everything for cleaning house, cheap, cheap, cheap.

Keller s. second and vvainutsts. Battle Creek. Jan. 31, 1870.

Gentlemen Having been afflicted for a number of years with indigestion and general debility, by the advice of my doctor I used lop Bitters, and must say they afforded me almost instant relief. I am glad to bo able to testify in their behalf. Thos. G. Knox, sept 23 2,4,6 2wt Piano Tuning.

R. I. Chase, late with Steinway, New York, is at the Lochiel Hotel. Will re ceive orders by postal or in person. octl lw Thousands upon Thousands.

of Dollars have been spent in advertising the celebrated Burdock Blood liitterg, but this fact accounts only in part for their enormous sale. Their merit has made them what they are the best blood medicine ever devised by man. jsvidence oitne west ninu. Richard T. Robinson is a druggist live ing In itacuic, vvis.

Here is what lie says: "Afflicted with laryngitis was unable to articulate a word for luily two months. A liberal application of Thomas' Eclectric Oil completely cured me. Am pleased to recommend it. campaign equipments. We are headquarters for Helmets, Caps, Capes, Coats, Torches, Leggings, Flags, Badges, Send for our price list.

C. xj. Metzoer, 15 iSortli Third street, Uarrisburg, Pa. Aug 23 2mos. A Uood Talker On the stage or platform, in society or at home, must not only possess brains but a clear, strong voice, catarrn, or a severe almost certain to injure the voice, But these complaints may he completely eradicated with a few applications of Thomas' JSclectnc Oil, unrivaled in its specialties.

run ion ne snore. Let us all pull out of this sea of sick ness and despondency, and get onto a rock foundation of good, strong health Burdock Blood Bitters aro the thing to pull lor. They are one ot the most re nowned health restoratives evermanu factured. FACTS ARE STUHHOltN. Hon.

John Cessna, ex Member of Con gross irom Pennsylvania, writes "In the space of twelve hours my rheumatism was gone, having taken three doses JJu ran its Rkeumatic ltcmedv. Mv brother. of Bedford, Pennsylvania, was cured by a similar amount, most cordially re commend it." John Cessna. Sold by all druggists at one dollar, Write for free pamphlet to R. K.

Ilel phenstine, druggist, Washington, D. C. leb 2U.tr OUR C1I AKMINO CODHIRIWOMKN are winning an enviable distinction for their fine teeth. This they in a great measure owe to the beautifvinc and re storative influence of Sozodont, the most popular preparation for the teeth on this continent. It removes from the dental surface every impurity, checks decay and enables the teeth to masticate without contaminating the food, thus indirectly contributing to healthful nutrition.

It effectually neutralizes an unpleasant odor oi tno Dream. Prevent sickness by taking occasionally VUV VT AUAUJV UlbUU ULllttl JX1B. wonderful appetizer, an absolute cure of Biliousness 15 cents. eod ft lw MARRIED. 1IEIM CROFT.

September 30. bv Rev. Wm. A. West, William 8.

lloim and Serena Li. croit, both or Uarrisburg. DIED. BllOWN. On tho Hit at Red Hook.

n. jurn. u. uw, ue oi rroi. u.

ll I Ill own, formerly of Harrlsburtc. Funeral on Sunday at 1:30 r. m. at Shoop church. Relatives and friends ai Jnvltml to atcena wimout lurt'ier notice; 'J.

Ax liplt On the 15ib in Duncan non, Thomas W. Tayloh, uged 49 years, juuiii'ii miu iu uuyM. WUITV 1 1 ftia nin niiM Mils. Maria Ann, wlfo of Jesse White, ngod NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J.

J. SHOKX AKKK. II. HOLBKUT, SHOEMAKER HOLBERT, BROKE its, 86 North Third Street, Harris Durg, uuy or sen on commission only, lionds, Stocks, Grain, Provisions and Petroleum. 1 Having private direct wires to the various exchanges wo are enabled to execute orders expeditiously and at as Iowa rate ot" com mission and margin as Is consistent and lust to both our cl iun its and ourselves.

Daily market reports plication. Foreign Drafts and Tickets on sale. iurmsucu upon ap Stcamship l'assa ssag( 2 tf ana Night School. WIIE evening sessions at the Pennsyl van la Jtusiness Collncc. Maikct strcot.

will pegin MONDAY, OCTOHKR 0, CM OCM tW FIFTH WARD TAXES The Col lector or the Fifth Ward will be at W. II. Mchliiyei 'sriumbintrShorj. No.9.'i5 Worth Third Btreet, on Saturday evening, October 4th. to receive State and contv Taxes.

octs at Joan i4, juAXfis, couecvor. OST On Sunday evening, Sept. 7th 1 Vnrnnn atreei. a child's srold nrck lace with a tooaz charm. The Under will bo rewarded If left at 1335 Veraon street.

It WANTS. "TT7" ANTED A middle aged woman to IT do eneral housework. Apply at HAKGKSI' 'S ISLAND, over'juarKet street bridge. octt tf ITTANTED An experienced Travel TV insr Salesman for the Notion trade. Ap 'A1 p'y to street, GREGORY, No.

31 North. Third OCt3 tf X7" ANTED A good girl to do general housework Country girl preferred. Apply to 130 fine street, tjiiy. ocll 4t Wanted, Immediately, ONE HUNDRED TONS RAGS, either mixed or assorted; also Gum sn Dry Bones, Iron and Metals of all kinds. STOVE LIDS AND CROSS PIECES furnished to fit all stoves at less than cost of manufacture.

W. E. MACHLIN, Rag Warehouse, 433, 433 437 Herr st, sepl7 6,3 3m FOR RENT. "EOR RENT The basement of 212 and 214 Mulberry street. Inquire of MRS.

DR. KEMP, 221 State street. sep20 tf PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, with privilege of bath room, In a private family, in a good location, for rent to one or two lodgers. Inauire at 1013 North Second street. FOR RENT.

Several very finely fur nished single rooms. JOHN T. reW tf Second and Chestnut streets FOR SALE. TJOR SALE A complete set to date ot AJ the AMERICAN REPORTS, pt bv J. D.

Parsons, of New. York. ublished Apply Appi JStf to Box 10, Postofllce. TJIORSALE A Lot Lota, with or without houses, or In any part ol tne ciiy. axbo, same dmjbiwju.

ply to J. if. usax, No. 9 8outh Tnli Harrisburg. d'2 ei FOR SALE, 230 NORTH SECOND Street, near Dwelling, very cheap.

2w Modern improvements. Price Apply to J. 11. FIRST, No. 9 South Third street.

new bicycle: TTfOR SALE A 54 inch "Expert Columbia Blcvcle. Full nlckle; full ball bearings; not even tarnished; used for obIv 90 miles riding: cost $157 00: will sell for $110 00. Address K. E. McFARLAND, 2 23 North Second street, Uarrisburg, l'a scpt25 9t For Sale.

rinO to $20,000 of the ipXJfJJJ Mortgage six per BONDS of an incorporated water cone of the First cent ovi innArtmratiin varpr mmTHinv of one of the most thriving towns in Pennsylvania. A safe and desirable Investment. Inauireof JOHN W. YOUNG, Attorney at Law, Harrisburg, Pa. oct2 lw JEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Uarrisburg National Bank At the close of business, Sept.

30, 1884 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 99 Overdrafts. 2.014 9) U. S. Bonds to secure circulation Other stocks, bonds and mort 00 C4.330 64 78,746 77 03,400 38 eueres Due from approved reserve ag'ts Due from other National Banks.

Due from State Banksand bank ers 43,319 C3 Real estate, furniture and na tures 22,000 00 Currant expenses and taxes paid Checks and other ca9h 3,520 itti 15,248 09 29,050 00 350 00 39,851 00 Bills of other banks Fractional paper currency, nickels and pennies Specie 4 Legal tender notes Due from U. S. Treasurer other than 5 per cent, redemption iund 13,500 00 Total $1,529,991 07 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. 800,000 00 Surplus fund 200,000 00 Undivided profits 17.160 99 National Banic notes outstuna injr 70.000 00 jji viuenas unpaia Individual deposits subject to cnecK 004.77 as Cashier's checks 08,302 11 Due to other National Banks.

102,621 58 Due to State banks and bank ers 4,725 11 Total $1,529,991 07 State of Pennsylvania, County of Dauphin, J. Uhler, Cashier of the above named bauk, do solemnly swear that the abovo statement is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. J. U1ILKR, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of October, 1881.

w. i.njuMU, uunc. Correct Attest WM. F. BAY, JORN J.

CLYDE, II. A. KELKER, Directors. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First National Bank, At Harrisburg, in the State of Pennsylvania at the close of business, September 30, 1881. SOURCES.

Loans and discounts 45 Overdrafts U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation. oo Due from approved reserve agents 73,520 61 Due from other National Banks .10.03 16 Duo from State Banks and bankers 11 077 Real estate, furniture and fixtures. 100 00 Current expenses and taxes 3,670 90 Checks anf other cash items 18.541 34 Bills of other banks 7 7(0 00 Fractional paper currency, nlckles and pennies 382 67 Specie 26,832 03 Legal tender notes 34,000 00 Redemption fund with U.

S. Treasurer (5 per cent, ot circulation 4,500 CO Total $744,740 31 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $100,000 CO Surplus fund U5.2S8 04 Undivided profits 12,004 78 National Bunk notes 88,000 00 Individual deposits subject to Check 885,261 88 Time certificates of deposit 2,117 42 Due to other National Banks 1,407 59 Total 31 Slate of Pennsylvania, County of Dauphin, si: George H. Small, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above stutcment is true to the best of my knowledge and bel lef GEOROE H. SMALL, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3d day of October, 1884. STEWART P. KEELING, Notary Public. Correct Attest: W. W.

JENNINGS, D.FLEMING, J. ALDER, ocU lt Directors. CITY GROCERY. IT N. THIRD ST.

Staple and Fancy Groceries of every description. Strictly first class goods at the lowest market prices. Orders by Telephone will have prompt and careful attention. GROCERIES! GROCERIES! A new and fresh stock of Choice Fam ily Groceries and Table Luxuries can now be found in the storeroom formerly occu pied by Edward Cuzon, C0E. SECOND STATE Goods Delivered to all oarts of the city.

TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS. HAREISBTJRG EVENING TELEGRAPH BATTJRDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1884. AMUSEMENTS. PROF JL. E.

DARE'S Academy for Dancing and Deportment. LESSONS ANT HOUR. Private classes taken In or out of town at reasonable prices. Address: SECOND A LOCUST STS. SeptlS Om Something New at Last.

"YPERA HOUSE VA SATURDAY Evening. October 4. appearance of MOORE AND HOLMES' ROYAL BRITISH BURLESQUE and SPECIALTY COMPANY, In their own. new. novel and nflni enter.

tainment, the latest London sensations, new faces, new features, new music, elaborate wararooe, everyimng new and original. Specialties never seen before. The greatest show now betore tne public, concluding Willi llii uriguuu auouiuay enutieu. tne CORSICAN BRO'S. CO.

LIMITED, by the full strength of this talented companv under the direction of Mr. Holmes. Admissio a 28. SO and 75c. Seats at Kepner's 50 and 75c.

octz at Sigler's Pullman Palace Car Excursions. Will leave Chicago lor City of Mexico. California and Honolulu via Kansas city oy Special Trains. October I4tb. November 18th 1884 December 9th1 January 6th 1865 ROUND TRIP TICKETS good for six montns irom date unlcago to City of Mexico or San Francisco $117 00 San Francisco to Honolulu 110 00 Persons desiring toioin any of these par ties snouia aavise at once the time they prefer, and for any information.

Address II. C. 8IGLER, Care Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe R. R. No.

54 Clark Street, Chicago. Ills. Oci lm 6 State Capital Roller 1T I CHESTNUT STREET, COR. FOURTH SIZE, 50x210. THKKE SESSIONS DAILY.

TT'LECTRIC LIGHTS JLJ HANDSOMELY DECORATED Qpen from 9 to 11:33 A. 2:30 to 6 p. 7:30 to me eveuiug. General Admission Day Admission 10c Combination Tickets (() $1 Use of Skates, Each Session 10c cnuaren unaer one nair price. Music every evening by State Capital Rink Band.

Snecial attractions in the evening N. Competentinstruotors constantly in attenaance. ro extra cnarge. aug3b tt J. T.

Auctioneer ENSMmGER anu rflmmiMian I Of I. 102 and 1 04 8. Second Ht. Public Sale of Harrisburg Car Company Stock. WILL seisin front of fCourt House on Tuesday, October 7.

at 2 p. m. 28 shares 01 uarwsDurg uar company stock. octe ta Auctioneer. Fublic sale of Fine Parlor.

DinineRoom. unamuerana urniture, JUe lodcon, Organ and Office Furniture. WILL sell at Public Sale, in the lower Market House, on Monday nxt. Oc tooer oin, commencing ai f. a nne assortment of furniture, comprising in part jranor cuii, juaruiu xup xaoie, uat jmck, l.ounsres.

Mirrors. Sideboarap.Kxtension Ta bles, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs. Brussels. Ingrain and Itag Carpeting, Sewinar Ma chines, two very line Walnut Bed ltoom Suits, Mattresses, Springs, Feathers, Com lorts, Glass and Queens ware, stoves and jpe. xne8e gooas are nearly new, tne pa ins at housekeeping but a short time.i 111 be sold without reserve to the highest bidder.

juum t. jsksuinueu, octs ts Auctioneer. WILL be sold at the Court House in this city, on Tuesday, the 7th of Octo ber, at 2 o'clock r. 40 shares of stock of the First National Bank of Harrisburg. Will be offered in low of 5hares or more.

oct2 4t JNO. T. ENSMINGKR, Auct'r. J. L.

FENDRICH, AND RETAIL DEALER IK Fine Imported, Domestic and Key West Cigars; Tobacco, Snuff, etc. Special attention is called to the fine quality of our goods. Dealers would do well to call and examine goods at our new number, 228 Market HARRISBURG, PA. OPI'08ITK LOCHIKL HOTEL.) jyio Roller Skating ADIES tell us that the art JL of learning to skate on rollers is not difficult if vou have a nice fittinp and com brtable shoe. We have just received a fine line of Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button Shoes, in all the styles and widths, which are made especially for my trade.

Ihey are low in price and beautiful in Style. We I think they will please any lady, whether she is about to learn to skate or has become an artist. Some of my makeB are on the Spanish arch last with the new Paris toe. My stock ifj being replenished every day and and while I do not make any pretensions to carrying the largest stock, yet I think my stock is sufficiently large to supply the demand in all kinds of Jioots and Shoes for all classes. Hare just received another lot of Mat Kid Top Ladies' Button isoots: price verv low for the nuallty.

They appear to be a great favorite and are very durable. We don't advertise to sell a Gents' Waukenphast shoe at as sold elsewhere at I am not doing that kind of business; have not learned the trade, but I have on hand a fine line of Waukcnphasts from $3.00 to and will give you the value in a pair, iuy shoe store id not tne oldest in the country, but I shall endeavor in the future as in tho past to sell reliable goods. uusiomcrs wno bought ol me at my opening are still with me, which is the best guarantee that they are satisfied, and I hereby express my thanks and solicit a continuance ot the patronage. H. II.

HAKTRANFT, 310 MARKET HARRISBURG. Bcp20 to First Ward County Tax WILL be received at any hour of the day until 9 p. M. at the residence of tbe Collector, U. WOK1.KV.

sepw vt 107 Fazton street. J. DEALER IN THE LYKENS VALLEY." WILKES My Eureka is positively the best hard white ash coal in the market. dGive it a trial. Goocf quality and honest quantity.

OFFICE AND YARDS! SSSiS iSS ESSEZt. oct2 2,4,6 3m DRESS GOODS J. Opening of Hew and Fashionable DRESS FABRICS Velvets and Plushes, Silks and Black Goods. NEW OFFERINGS IN CHOICE Colored and Black Dress Fabrics Extraordinary variety, exceptionally new and rich colorings, new weaves and combinations. FRANK J.

HESS Desires to call attention of buyers of dry goods to his choice selections in fine French dress stuffs, embracing all tho real choice weaves and combinations and an assortment of colorings which he is sure cannot be surpassed even in large cities. We call special notice to new colors out of the regular a ad ordinary line of dress goods shown in most establish ments; the fabrics being of the highest grades and the finish ana dyeing by the best skill known to tne world, as in sea sons past. So this many of the choicest shades and makes of goods are, because of the quantity imported, limited and will not be duplicated this season. Our prices are correct on these goods and we iuviie an variy vnu jur uisjjcuuuu. We are sure that nowhere or at any future time will there be a more complete gathering from which to make your se lections.

FRANK J. HESS. Countess Black Silks We offer four numbers in Rozde Coun tess black silks, $1 25.81 50, 82 and 2 50. These goods are to day in more favor than since the nrst appearance in tne market, and are not plenty. For real wear and beauty they have no equal.

New and beautiful showings in Velvets and Braids, Gimps and Head ings, Fringes and Ornaments, Beaded ronts and We invite everybody to examine our se lections and snail snow you tnrougn tne departments with pleasure. I We are unable in this space to attempt to enumerate tho new fabrics In blacK goods. We are certain of one fact, namely We have never been able to bring for the approval of our patrons, such an elegant collection of black dress goods of such a high order. Every piece has been made by Henry earlier and dyed and nnlsheu by Lcs Fils de A. Guillaumet.

This (act alone will be recommendation enough. and we have to add our prices for the fabrics are less than vou will see them in large cities and we are confident you will not be shown snch a line in any other establishment, FRISTK J. HESS. HMTTRTEND! HELLOl TF you want a Prescription reliably and promptly filled, or a patent medicine, I or a bottle ot DIAMOND CORN CUKE or a box of LITTLE GIANT VEGETABLE PILLS, or Uie best pill for fam ily use made, wo have also Furo Drugs and Chemicals. Fresh Herbs, Alfred Wright Choice Perfumeries, Family Medicines, Pure Spices, Fancy Toilet Soaps, Chamois Skins, Combs and Brushes in great variety; also.

CAUSTIC SODA, for Boilinz Soap, in abundance, Oc. per pound. DON'T EOEGET! OUR PRICES arc as cheap as the cheapest, OUR GOODS AND ASSORTMENT as gooti as the best, and the place is WEILLS' DRUG STORE, 333 FRANK HESS Black Dress Goods Broad Street, AOgl8 2,4,6 3m HAKKlSJiUKO, VA. BEST QUALITIES BARRE AND SCHUYLKILL Never Yet Questioned THE GOOD QUALITIES OR FIT OF OUR Gents' or Ladies FULL DRESS SHOES I IS a noticeable fact that out of all the new and old competition in Boot and Shoe business, our list of customers PsinS our of foot wear. has not aimimsneu instead, we are constantly adding new purchasers.

The great flourish of trumpets over shoddy goods has strutted its brief hour in imagi nary contention with our good makes. But the imperfections 01 uiese snoaay gooas soon expose themselves to the pur chaser, and it adds another customer to our already large list. We are proud of the many unimpeachable indorse I 1.1.. reJ or effoiS to please a deserving public Old time to all. courtesies extended GEO.

W. MEILY, 314 and 316 Market St. ti Now is the time to order your FALL SUIT! And avoid the rush. Stock is full and PRICES LOW I First Cfass Work in Erery 6ase rrom some recent compan sons we nnd we are making suits to order for about the same prices men are paying for ready made suits of the better sort. WE ARE NOW OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.

COOYER'S JSTo. 4 S. Market Sq. HARRISBURG EYE AND EAR HOSPITAL AND 25 N. Third Street, flirrisborg, Fi Near Qrana Opera Houm.

H. Ix STICKEL, M. OCULIST. A. UJCIoT.

TUB UARRISBURG ETE and EAR Hospital and Inflrraary I loratnd In the city of lUrrUbiinr. directly In the homrt or tne city, ana on iia gtwauwi vaoroiign laru. It contains an tenant suit of offlow. one dark room for ophUmlmonceplc exaaul nation. and threw wards Willi an auuuuanc OI cvmiuruiuio wcvuii wins mn private rooms for tb accommodation of pa tlenU who may be compelled to resuMn lor tretiiient.

and Is under the cbarge ol nr. ll. U. stioml. who is a matriculate of the Unt uiutrtculaleoi tne uni Ann Arliort rraduale of the Jefferaoii Medical Collvireof rhUadel nhln.

lata Hnnreon to tbe Harrtabunr Hos pital, late Surgeon of Ibe Travrlers' accident (uHurance company of Hart lord. Conn now BuRaKONand (Kjulist to tbe 11 Aaaisaume Kyi and Ka HosnTAL. and lNriBMARV, and a surooawful pracUclno; pbyslcian tu llarrla burg during: tne past twluvo years Surgeon in Charge B.IBTICKKU, M.D HO.ZI Moitb Third Street. Assistant Pbyslclana i i aprl8 6m JAMES Q. HANDSHAAV OFFICE 815 N.

3d DBA LIB III Lykens Valley, Wilkes Barre and Bitu minous Loais. All COal Careful I screened and delivered In cellar. Large stock of Dry Oak and KlndliiiK Wood on band. The nubile nat rename mtllclted and satisfaction citaranleed. PAPER IIA.JI.tJ.

ftKPERS rtcciyetl firiier at reasonable raics. iv W. STOIC V. ocIS 31 I1M North front st. O.

P. EOVE, Third and Broad Harrisburg, Pa. WINTER GOODS NOW OPEN Prices Lower Than Lat Season. DRESS GOODS, VELVETS, LADIES1 MERINO MISSES' EE A. LADIES' CLOAKS.

TRIMMINGS. CLOTH DRESS GOODS, O. ep27 8,4.6 Sm M1SSE3 Secnre the Bargains at the njlOUSE KEEPERS' UOUSEFURNISHING STORE COOKING AND KITCHEN UTENSILS OF EVERY KIND. CARPET SWEEPERS, JJIKD CAGES. BUCKETS, BLA2JKETS, VELVETEENS.

CUTLERY, SCISSORS, New Stock Just Received. ROGERS 8ILVEEWAEE. KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS. CARD BASKETS, Uo 01 ry articW waml4 fi. SausbcUon.

perfect Lodge No. 9 FALL AND WINTER GOODS U. COHEN Announces to his customers and the public that he has just opened a full line of Fall and Winter Underwear For Ladies, Gents and Children, embracing an endless variety that cannot (ail to please, and of all sizes and prices. Also, HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS for (all and winter wear, together with an immense assortment of Corsets Corsets Ca11 and get bargains at the FALL STOCK CARPETS NOW OPEN YI NGST'8, At the River Bridge, on VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, INGRAIN AND RAG A JP PRICES have never been as low, especially for INGRAIN CARPETS. Don't lail to see our stock before you buy.

Remember, we always sell Carpets at the lowest cash prices lor reliable goods. A few rolls Straw IVEattinsr Still left, which we carry will them INGrST'S, On Market at HARRISBURG, PA. 27 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. DESIGNING OP ALL KINDS OP Patterns, Monograms, Etc. STAMPING IN MOST Largest Assortment FULL LINE EMBROIDERY MATERIALS, KNIT fiOODS YARNS.

art S.f FLANNELS SILKS, UNDERWEAR. MERINO UNDERWEAR. CLOAK. KID GLOVE. IKh IERT TABLE LINENS.

Etr. P. GROVE, TtXIOD ASD C30AD m. GRANITE IRON WARE, STEP LADDERS. COAL HODS.

BKrSIIE. TUBS, BASKETS. Etc CASTERS, SPOON CAKE D1SUES, HOLDERS. NORTH THIRD STREE1. old stand of COHEN If.

HABtLET ST Market Harrisburg. sell at over. cost, not to the River Bridge, PERFECT STYLE. of Xjate.st Iratterns. OP.