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DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBURG, Fill DAT ETKNING, OCTOBER 9. 1W1. TO DAT'S "VVEATIIKR REPORT. Indications tor the twenty four hours commenc ing f. m.

Friday, October 9th Fair till Sunday: continued low temperature with frost in exposed places tc jilght Light variable winds becoming southwest. Local Weatlier Report. U. S. SIONaI.

Okfiok, Hirbisbubo, Oct. 9. Sr. k. 8 A.

M. 13 NOONv Barometer. Temperature I lunldlty, percent lnd Direction. Wind Velocity Weather. 1 39.96 55 65 N.

30.09 SO 64 N. .1 Cloudless 30.14 53 50 N. 10 6 Cloudless Cloudless Mean barometer, 30.08. Mean Temperature, 53.8. Mean humidity, 69.7.

Maxlmmm temperature, 55.0. Mtnnlmum temperature, 45.0. Maximum reloclty of wind 12 miles, occurred at :30 a.m. Precipitation, .00. Local Forecast.

For Harrlsburr andTlclnlty: Continued fair and cool weather. P. S. P. S.

Friday, Oct. 9thf 1891. The fall season is upon us nnd we are fully prepared to meet the demand. Everydepartment is Btocked full of desirable goods and they meet with popular favor. We lead in milinery.

You must admit this after reviewing our beautifully trimmed hats and bonnets. We lead in ladies' misses and children's coats, wraps, an undisputable fact. We have a beautiful line of Bedford cord reefers trimmed with fur. You get right in among the coats and you'll bo surprised at the great choice there is. All kinds of cloth, all the kinds of fur, all the styles of cut an 1 trimming.

Gents' medicated scarlet, all and drawers at 75c, $1, $1 25, $1 50 and 1 75. Gents' natural wool shirts and drawers at 75c. SI. $1 25. $1 37i 50.

These iroods are strictly all wool and have a nice soft Gents' grey mixed shirts and drawers at 25c, 37 and ouc. Gents' normal mixed shirts and drawers, medium weiarht. 50c. are really 75c final it v. Irfints white merino shirts and drawers at 37c and 50c: uneaualled value.

Ladies' Jcrscv ribbed vests 25c and 50c, Ladies' merino vests and pants real value 50c. Wn have a better crude at 50c. Ladies' natural and whit wool ribbed vests at $1 and $1 25. Ladies' all wool scarlet vests and pants at 75c, $1 and $1 25, medicated cocui neal dves. Children's white merino underwear from 10c and uowards in once, according to size.

We have them In every quality imagin able. Children's all wool scarlet underwear from 25c and uowards. Children's Jersey ribbed vests and pants 25c: lonsr sleeves, heavy weight. Infants' fine cashmere shirts from 33c to 50c. Gents' furnishing department just inside the door.

DlVKB, POMEKOY SlEWAKT JOTTINGS. The Michael lot on Race street will be sold to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Scarcely a day nasses that half a dozen parties do not leave the city on a chestnut Inir tour. Services preparatory to communion will be held in Bethlehem Lutheran Tabernacle this evenimr. The street railway people are cobbling between the rails and Vine streets and between the tracks with bricks.

Arthur 'uvanaugh and Mary Ann Fow ler, of Wi lmmstown. have taken out a inarriuire license at the recorder's office. A petition is in circulation for the con struction of asewerin the district bounded by Sixth, Mucnch and Maclay streets and the river. This evening the Market Square Society of Christian Endeavor will give a recep tion in honor of Rev. George B.

Stewart At the church. The interior ot the Trust company building, on Market street, is being beau tified bv the painter's brush. The celing is beinir kulsiimincil. All the 1'JO telephones burned out by the falling of a telephone wire over the street car trolley wire on Market street the other day have been repaired. Messrs.

Boyd, of the recorder's offlee, mi Warden Brinser, of the county iail. cnuuht forty five fine fish at 'trim mer's Rock yesterday. Miss Nellie Wilson won the Dcmorest medal contest nt the All Workers' Bethel last night. Professor Grant, of the high school, presented the medal. Another contest will takt place in November.

Yesterday the types made the Tele graph send the wronir creetinjr of the Market Square prayer meeting to the C. K. convention at Williamsport. It was "I John, also II Corinthians, 6:14 to 18." With lieauty fresh as any rose, With Hun kissed cheeks and freckled nose, The Humnmr girl's lu glory But with the passing of the year The freckles all will disappear. They'll vanish like the morning mist.

Hut will her cheoks still be son kissed Well, that's another story. Indianapolis Journal. Continued Clear and Cool, lliirhest temnerature in this city yester day wat fi'2 deirrees. fell to a minimum of 45 degrees during last night; coldest since June the 8th. when it recorded down to 43 decrees, the lowest of that month.

The storm that prevailed in hi city Wed nesday moved rapidly northeast to Ifcw Foundland yesterday, with heavy rains and high winds throughout Now England. Threatening conditions prevailed all along the Atlantic coast yesterday, particularly in the southern section, where very heavy rains fell over two inches in portions ot JNortu Carolina and these conditions were pre vented from movinir up into this locality hy the high barometric pressure from the u.iut mmIIi stinainnfv anil rrlrl," Tvon hnr I which prevails here to day, and should continue at least for twenty four hours yet. There Are None Better. That ever popular and always welcome comedian of the first water. James B.

Mackie, had every reason to be proud of the audience that greeted his company and himself in the musical burlesque, "Grimes' Cellar Door," last evening. And the peo ple were not disappointed, for a more lauirhablc und entertaining show has not held the boards in this city this season. All the characters were excellently taken and the music was particularly good, so much so, in fact, that to particularize would be to show partiality. "Urimesey, me bov. and his company are sure ot a hearty welcome upon their next appearance.

Corn Supper at Hummelstown. To morrow evening the Ladies' Aid Society at Hummelstown will give a corn supper, which will be a novel entertainment. The ladies of the aid society have arranged a menu which encompasses every conceivable way wherein corn can be served in the most pleasing and tempting manner. We dare say the corn stalk fiddle will even have a place in the entertain ment. The public has been invited and the affair will prove a great success.

PubUo Mbrary. The annual meeting of the contributors to the Public Library will be held at the Library rooms. Monday evening, October 12th, at 7 o'clock, for the election of five trustees to Bcrve for the next two years, and for the transaction of general business. Moetlnsr the liar. To morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, a meeting of the Bar Association will be held to take action on the death of the ate George J.

C. Durr, of Steelton. a of on ot EMPLOYEE AND EMPLOYES. The Former Banquets the letter in Royal Style. Grouped about the two long white robed tables, beautifully decorated with pro ducts of the flowery kingdom and ar ranged in the form of a double at the Commonwealth Hotel last evening was a happy and good looking party.

It comprised the representatives of the Harris burg agency of the Equitable Life Assur ance Society and visiting guests who were thus banquetted in royal style by Presi dent It. is. Hyde ot the society. Seated at the head of the table was President Hyde, while at his right sat Mr. J.

C. Stanton, manager of the local agency. Manager Edward A. Woods, of the Pitts burg aeencv. occupied the chair to the left of the president, while at the foot of the table, facing the above named gentlemen, ant.

nttcliall cnpfial fi nr(n iinrl Tt siah Marvel, manager of the Philadelphia agency. Other guests were It. B. El dridge, cashier; Wm. F.

Dean, W. J. Low, 'I. Fleming, J. H.

Lefevre, H. W. Ramsey; J. Arndt, P. H.

Wasmuth, H.U. (Jollier, w. is. Kankin, 31. V.

Andrews, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Con dern, Jenkin Hill, J. E. Mickey, J.

L. Rolley, J. L. Potteiger, Charles Covert, P. P.

Sentman, George A. Reed, G. A. Rea, W. S.

Owens, Mc. J. Stupp, Jlr. Thomas, T. A.

German, F. C. Derr, F. K. Hartzell, L.

MMer, VV. if. Long, J. Sclichter and S. M.

Helms. When cigars were lighted President Hyde addressed the company relative to early and unwritten history of the society, showing its various stages of growth and predicting great success in the future. E. A. Woods followed him in a happily worded address.

Mr. Stauton then pre sided and introduced the following gentlemen who made addresses: Josiah Marvel, F. J. W. B.

Rankin, Jenkin Hill, J. L. Potteisrer. George A. Reed, Mc J.

Stupp, J. Schlichter, S. M. Holms and others. The gueels sat down at 6:30 p.

m. and did not depart until by which tune the following ex cellent menu, as printed on a pretty little card, was most thoroughly discussed MENU. Blue Points on if shell. Celery. Mock Turtle Soun.

Kennebec Salmon. Lobster Sauce. Potato Croquettes. Fillet de Bouef, wltl Mushrooms. French Peas.

Spring Turkey, with Broiled Oysters. Cranberry Sauce. Patties, with Reed Birds. Saratoga Chips. Champagne Sherbert.

lobster Salad. Bisque Ice Cream. Cake. French Coffee. Roquefort Cheese.

Salted Almonds. Appollnarf Champagne and Burgundy. RAILROADS AND RAILROADERS. New Oxford, Adams county, is to have a d.ootj new depot. The C.

V. R. company offers $25 rc ward for any information that will lead to the conviction of persons tampering with signals, switches, along the line. The P. R.

company has placed tanks containing water at regular intervals on all" the trestles on the u. H. branch, between Mount Holly Springs and Gettys burg. Dr. II.

G. Ulricli, of Baltimore, yester day puKitased at Uarlisle three (J. V. It li. registered coupon bonds of the par value of $500, $500 and $1,000, the property of j.

Jiiider Barnitz, deceased, for $700, WJY ou and respectively. There was filed at Carlisle yesterday a mortgage ror given by the U. II. company to the Guarantee, Trust and Safe Deposit company, of Philadelphia. PASSWORD AND GRIP.

The memliers of the Jr. O. U. A. M.

de siring to take part in the demonstration In West iJairview to morrow evening will meet as follows: The councils of the lower part of the city, including Allison's hill, in tront ot the court bouse, and those ot the upper part at Kmnard's Hall promptly at 6:30 o'clock, where convey ances will be in waiting to take them across the river. Let there be a large turn out. A ioint district conventiouof the O. U. A.

I O. S. of A. and Jr. O.

U. A. M. of the counties of Cumberland. Dauphin ana ferry is to oe held shortly.

Following are the newlv elected and in stalled otllcers ot West Fairview Council, Jr. O. U. A. Past John Carlisle; Ulesmirc; V.

Milton Smilton; John Tuckner: Horace Mvers: I. Charles X. Meyer; O. Frank Stoncr; R. 8., Charles Sparrow; F.

S. Wm. Hawbaker; treasurer, Wm. Bough ter; II. I.

Boughter. Meeting of County Historians; A regular meetinjr of the Dauphin County Historical Society was held last night and a number of historical articles were submitted. Mr. Hamilton presented the sketch of. Historic Localities," writ ten by I'm J.

btackpole for the 1 eleorapit. ana anotner written by w. Ji. ivirk or a biographical character. Mrs.

Dr. Wm. 1C DeWitt presented to the society a number of valuable army papers that were the property of her deceased husband. Uencral Williams, Dr. W.

II. Egle, presented to the society the charter ot the JJatiphin County MoJuiers Monument Association. Mrs. Jane M. Keenan.

of this city, gave the original presentation papers containing the names of the Sena tors and Representatives and which was given to Mrs. Murray, mother of the late coionei wm. when they pre sented to her the nag that was carried be fore them when her son was buried. April tienverea on this occasion was also in cluded in the papers presented to the so ciety. Or.

Jiigle read a letter from Stenhen Wilson, deceased, relative to the Millerite delusion in 1843. Common lMons Court. In the matter of the report of viewers in the opening of Evergreen street, from Market street to hompson avenue. Har risburg, the appeal of the estate of Helen Rosier having been withdrawn, the court directed judgement to be entered on the award ot the viewers of $1,100 to the Bos lcr estate. The viewers reported that there were no fences or buildings iniured by the opening ot the street.

lhe cases of Mr. and Mrs. Merold against Rush township, an action in tres pass, which has been on trial for two days, was given to the jury this afternoon. All Home Now. Last evening and this morning.

Harris burir's delegates to the big Christian En deavor State Convention at Williamsport returned home thoroughly delighted with their treatment at the hands of the En deavorers and citizens generally of the Lumber City, and chock full of informa tion ahd pointers that will prove valuable to their home societies in the luture. A. reception will be tendered President George B. Stewart, of the State Society, in the Market Square Presbyterian church, of which he is the pastor, by the societies connected with the church this evening. Artesian Wells at Klverton.

Quite a number of successful artesian wells have been lately put down in River ton and vicinity. One of these wells has How of fifty gallons per minute. They are the work of L. O. Downin of the Hagerstown Artesian Well Drilling company, so that borough will have plenty pure spring water without cost to the citizens.

Mr. D. W. Cox has also put down a very successful well on his lot at Fort Washington, and George W. Bon bright is also now sinking an artisian well his lot, water being obtained at one hundred feet in JargC quantities, on Fort Washington.

Tollce Points. Frank Fox and Charles Radley, two dirty looking specimens of the tramp family, were given ten minutes to get out town this morning. Charles Auchenbach and Jumer Thrush were arrested for trespassing at the union depot early this morning. Harry McClure was given ten days tor drunk and aiuorucriy conduct. Tlie McKInley.CainpbplJ Dpiate.

Headers ot tne iki egkai ii win nnd a full report of the McKinley Campbell joint debate in Ohio yesterday upon the second page this evening. to EAST HARRISBURG. Samuel Oberholtzer, of Thirteenth and Kittatinny streets, is slowly recovering from an attack of typhoid fever. Miss Mary Laubenstein, of Derry street, is lying seriously ill at her home. Mr.

Samuel Floyd, has opened a confectionery store on Thirteenth street below Derry. Miss Lillian Perry, of Wilkes Barre, has been the guest of the Misses Bacon, of South Thirteenth street, for the past week. Mr. E. Heffelfinger has had a new coat of paint put on his beautiful home on Thirteenth street.

Mr. II. has also bad his property on Derry street nicely painted. The Golden Rod party, for the benefit of Thirteenth Street M. E.

church, held at the residence of Mrs. G. N. Bacon, was a grand success both financially and socially. The proceeds go toward paying for the new carpet.

the teachers ot the Webster buildins will go to Peters' mountain for chestnuts to morow. A very coOd time is antici pated. the audience room of the Thirteenth Street M. E. church has been greatly improved.

The walls have been newly papered and the wood work painted in cherry. The new carpet, of a rich shade of terra cotta, adds greatly to the effect. i ue pews have been chansea to great ad vantage, and the pulpit furniture, a gift from the young people," is very tasty. The room will be thrown open for service on Sundoy morning, when a grand reception of the members will take place. In the afternoon a song service will be given by the Sunday school.

The evening exercises will include an illustrated sermon on Abraham's Wandering Boy," by the pastor, Rev. E. M. Stevens. CUMBERLAND VALLEY Manager Edw.

B. Wiestling. of the Mont Alto iron company, has removed to Chambersburg. Mrs. Christian Stevens, of near St.

Thomas, died Wednesday. The 72d annual synod of the Lutheran church of Maryland is in session in Hagers town. Mrs. Sarah K. Saylor has purchased the residence of W.

W. Frantz in Waynesboro for $2,650. Mr. J. W.

Winebrenner, of Hagerstown, will take charge of a Harrisburg restaurant next week. E. W. Washabaugh has sold his residence in Waynesboro to Mrs. C.

B. De trick for $4,500. The Pennsylvania telephone company has been ordered by the Waynesboro council to remove their poles on Broad street in that place. The Frick works, Waynesboro, will shut down next week in order to take account of stock. Miss Matilda Chambersburg, is dead.

Henry Phillips, of Bridgeport, is lying very ill with consumption. Samuel Gulp, of near Carlisle, died vv ednesday. John Gross and Mary A. Baker, of Monroe township, were married Wednesday. Dogs killed a number of sheep owned by Alfred Loudon, of Silver Spring.

The U. B. church at Springville will be reopened Sunday next. David Cole, a former resident of South mountain, Adams county, died in Roanoke, aged 24. George A.

Flemming and Miss Nellie Sharick, of Shippensburg, were married October Cth. Mrs. William Woods and sister, of Diller, are visiting relatives in Dickinson. Charles A. Martin, son of John Martin.

of North Middleton township. Cumberland county, wedded Miss Ella Robinson, of Altoona, Tuesday. jurs. Jlary J. Wrier, of Carlisle, was buried to day.

llie weaty ninth semi annual conven tion of the Newville District Sabbath School Association of Cumberland county convened at Stoughstown last evening. wonc nas oegun on the extension of Arch street, Carlisle. A young child of Mr. William Carnev. of this place, was badly burned on Tues day evening by upsetting a crock of apple uuner over ltseir.

The Lutheran Sunday school, of Green castle, will celebrate its 81st anniversary on Sunday evening next. Amid tlie Orango Blossoms. Last evening at the narsonasre. 1015 Green street. Rev.

W. II. Pishburn. nastor of Bethlehem Tabernacle, solemnized the marriage of Harry M. Wolfe and Charlotte M.

Wolford, both of this city. The young couple will go at once to house Keeping on I'enn street. Their manv friends congratulate them. This morninjr at the same parsonaire. bv the same clergyman, David Rhoads and Minnie V.

Channel, both of Carlisle, Cumberland county, were made man and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Rhoads will spend their honeymoon in Philadelphia. Their residence will be in Carlisle.

Will Close To morrow Evening. The flower and fruit festival at the First Baptist church, Socond and Pine streets. will close to morrow evening, and all those who wish to view the decorations and have an evening of pleasure should not fail to come. The programme for this evening will bo a varied one, and a good time can be expected by those who attend. Admission tree.

Ue sure and go and be made happy. Notice. Members of the U. V. L.

desiring to' go to Reading during the National Encamp ment, must procure their tickets on or be fore the evening of October 13th. Fare for round trip, 1 CI; good to return until October 19th. AMUSEMENTS. A FINE COlirANT. Whereevcr the famous Hyde Specialty company appears it is the sign for a crowded house, as without a doubt this organization is one of the most favorably known that has ever left a home theater.

Fresh from Hyde Behman it comes with its gathering of star artists, in every way the same as if it would be seen in the very largest cities, and it is safe to say that no theatrical attraction has ever visited this city that has offered a more en joyable or excellent programme. Scats should be sucured at once. JAXAUSCIIEK. The artiste herself and her unqualified talents, are a part of the history of the American stage. She has won her preeminent position by her distinguished ability, and not by the tricks which are, unfortunately, practiced by members of the profession, to gain so called fame.

The part of Madame Oakley, which she assumes Monday herscope display her superior powers as an accomplished actress; and the supporting company, which is an unusually strong one, in headed by that most nonular favor ite, Alex Stuart, Pl MN lieavy fringed sheilas are nonular goous in tins line. BUSINESS LOCALS. Fok Millinery, Coats, Capes and Dry Goods, Dives, Pomkuoy Stewart. Ladies, do you know that Williamson Foster have a full line of ladies' ana misses' cloaks, yyraps, jackets, newmarkets. and infants' cloaks at the lowest priced.

You are invited to inspect and price them at your convenience, Just Received. Another lot of those extra select, solid filled cans of Baltimore Fresh Oysters. Choice Cape Cod Cranberries. octo Jt hnisi.Eic h. Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator.

Wall Paper and Window Shades. Lindia shade cloth, the best made. The latest designs in wall paper. W. Ji.

IlUflHES, marl ly No, 23 South Second street. Use Gastrock's 3 5 No. 2 Nut Coal J. 1 Jcst received new lork State Buck wheat, Yellow Granulated Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Rolled Avena and Oatmeal, Rolled Wheat, Farinose and Wheatlct at NhislerV. Second and Walnut streets.

Extra largo Norway Bloater, Mackerel and Codfish at Siusi.er's. Cocoas and Chocolate of all kinds and a full line of Choice Groceries at oct7 3t Shislek's. Of Interest to Everybody Buyers, dealers and speculators should not miss the opportunity to examine new and unredeemed watches, jewelry, musi cal instruments, trunks, oags, revolrers, and a 1,001 other articles we are now offering at such extraordinarily low prices. We look at neither cost prices nor value, but will let them go almost at the purchaser's own price, our aim being to reduce the stock and convert a portion of it into casu. joiiex Ijoax Office, 431 Market street.

A few doors below P. It. It, Depot Entrance. oct6 tf Gents' Stylish Fall Hats. All the Latest Styles in Silk, Derby and Soft Hats.

A complete stock of Boys' and Children's Goods. W. A. Zollinger, oct2 3m 13 South Market Souare. York Fancy Dye "Works.

Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Dresses, Silks, Satins, Feathers, etc. All work done at our own risk. 811 North Third street. sept23 lm Book Binding. Sunday school books, hymn books, magazines, Bibles, bound at Scheffer's KooK liindery, 21 bouth Second street, narrisburg, Pa.

ly Pictcee Frames and Artist Materials, elegant new Mouldings just received, also new Etchings and Engravings. The finest Artist's Materials in the city. China fired and gilded. Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street. Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded with accuracy and dispatch at Forney Knouse's drug store, 42C Market street.

mar24 tf 50 Cjnts Buys 50 Good Cigars at Fkkn cu's Cigar Store, 416 Market street. my5 6m Harrisburg Art School. Instructions in China, Oil and Water Color painting from nature, study or model. This is the most thorough school of painting in the city. Greater advantages are offered here than elsewhere.

China fired and gilded. Three of the finest Wlas in the city. Firing done eveiy day. 115 and 117 Market street Coesets that give fine form as well us good wear. We have all the celebrated makes.

Dr. Warner's Health. Coroline. 4 in Hand, Dr. Strong's Tricora Relief, the genuine Duplex, Madam Foy's Skirt Supporter, Electric, Magnetic, all grades of trench woven, and many new things in Fine French Corsets.

Nursing Corsets, xadies and Misses waists at S. A. Hexch 225 Markei street, next Lochiel Hotel. sept3 tf Cakes in Great Variety. Always fresh and palatable.

Try them and ba convinced. Rhine, the Baker, jyl tf 220 South street. Fall Underwear, 25c, 30c, 37Jc, 50c, C2ic, 75c and $1, with all the finer grades, at'S. A. Hench 225 Market street.

sfcp25 tf School of Art. Daily lessons in Drawing and Painting in Oil, Water Color and China, of Prof. Franz Lcsshafft. Only place to study from nature. All kinds of Artist Material.

Only place to get Royal Dresden nnd other German China, as well as Dresden China material. Gilding and firing China Largest kiln in town. No. 12( South Second street, scptl tf Bes Bread and Cakes. Fresh every day at E.

M. Rhine's, No. 22G South street. jyl tf Use Gastrock's $1 25 No. 2 Nut Coal.

Thy Weitfle's sure Malaria and Ague exterminator. Also cures la grippe. pr4 tf Get the Best. Try the genuine Boston Cream Bread, fresh every afternoon at 3 o'clock; also Cakes and Buns, at Rhine's Bakery, No. 226 South street.

jyl tf All the Latest Styles. Of Wall Papers, At Bottom prices. J. R. Stokt.

mchll ly No. 1121 N. Third street. Call at Clark's drug store at.d get prices, 1111 North Third street. Coal, Wood and Ice.

J. S. Sible still has a large stock of the best grade of coal and wood on hand to supply his many patrons on short notice. Ice delivered to any part of the city. MARRIED.

SWEENEY HURLY. On October 7th, 1801, hy Kev. J. C. Wood, Mr.

Howard Swbknky to JMLss Lii.uk IIcrlv, both ot steelton. KEEFEK LYTEK. On October 7th, 1891, hy the Itev. J. Mr.

David J. Keekkk to Miss Ei Mr. May Lyter, lx)th of Steelton. HOY O'NEIL. On Octolx'rai, by Itev.T.

Terr, Mr. Wii.i.iam I. Hoy and Ml.s t'oiiA O'Neil, both of Upper l'axton township. I'M MA CARL. On October 4th, by Rev.

J. J. Stauffer. M. J.

Mum ma, of Mlllcrsburg, and Mrs. Mary Caku of Elizabeth vllle. II EltLY LUIIOLI). I Lykenjt, Oetolter 1st by Iter. M.

H. linker, Samuel A. Hykri.y, of wiconisco, ana MissinA li boi.d, or Lj Keim township. 8CHOETTLER IIOLWIO. In I.ykens, October 1st, by Itev.

J. Kielln, It. ('. M. of Philadelphia, and Lauiia M.

Yodkk lloi.wio, of Wleonlsco. LUIiOLD MOYEK. October 3d, by Itev. 1). S.

Maunlne, Ciiabi.ks I. Ixbnld and Miss Annik It. Moykk, lK)th of Lnyalton, KLINd DUIUUN. In Camden, N. February 2fith, 1891, by Itev.

Ir. Uraw, Frank H. Klino, of Wlillamstown, and Mitts Lizzie II. Dukbin, ot Shamokln. DIED.

qnURll On Friday, Octoter 8th, lrcu, iiKoudB ('. Ditkk, aged 31 years, 3 months and 10 days. Funeral on Sunday, at 3 i. from tuo residence of his father in law, Henry Uavles, corner Third and Eleanor streets, Steelton. An opportunity will Us given the friends to view the remains at the residence.

Services at Trinity church and Interment at Italdwln cemetery. York and Aunvlllu papers please copy. oct9 at NEIFKER. In Wiconisco, October 4th, Annik, wlfo of Mr. Lewis Nelffer, aged 63 years, 0 months and 17 days.

OSMAN. In Wlsconlsco, October lsf, Nki.uk Infant daughter of Irvln and Anna Osiuan, agea 3 monins ana aays. PRICE. In WlconLsco, Septemljer aoth, Si wlfo of Charles Prfce, tigod 34 years, 7 months and 84 days. FALL and Advertising i due.

You get in on the ground floor and get your WINTER share. It will help you. You know it. We know it. and we advise you to your best interests.

The Tel egraph goes into all homes. Advertising Pays Sure. EW A I VEKTLS KM ENTS. f. MARION SOURBEER, rpEACIIEUof PIANO, CAHINETOK (JAN anl Vlul.lN, No.

vtm ltllKre avenue, llarrl.slMirtf, or I Cowdcn M. uuAl Iy of in an that lire iiml WANTS. XrANTED Oo(h1 cook, white giri prc ferred. Muni mine ttocul wa'H. Arply No.

North Third strx at omx oet'J lf ANTLI) A situation as conrhman or tiriver.or host lor.liy a st rlcl ly tomper.Uo man or expeneuoe. AddresH II. II. Hlu Hill, cbster county, Nebraska. octs WANTED Competent pressmen and Job compositors for mitsbiirjj.

Pa. streuly worn Mini kvxmi wnin iuaraDMa. Apply in jt tuin nr hv letter irh 1 L' i HBSENT ATIVE, House, corner Ninth and mesiuui oireeis, i iiinuicipius, a. tici'XM ANTED A FURNISUKD ROOM, within ten minute walk of th I. 1C depot.

Address, htailn location and rvnt desired, Hoona," care dally Tkuhjkai onice. ocl8 3t "YTANTED Immediately, a good vv COAT MAKER. None oth.r nerd Rni.lv. 1 OC17 31' SPAlllt, 1103 Nurth Third street. WANTED Position ns day or night watchman.

Can furnish ioi of recom mendations. Address ATI UMAX, Kittatinny BticT nil it a. Kl.l, "IXrANTED A iniddle ngcd woman who Is a competent nurse, can 1 socuml ior persons sick wim any disease. Apply at No. 11W I ItWden street.

tx ptt tt "WANTED One hundred Harrisburs iamuies wno will Men pny a physician one uouiu a mum jior one year) ror professional ser vlees. Address, M. care Dailt TKi.HiAru sepm nn XrASIIING and IRONING In nrst class manner at No. UM William street. nept 1 fT i r.

i rMiuauon in a wlileLile iinuorfiLore nv a winner mat, 111. ences. City. ences. CaU at or address lOtxi ouiU Ninth atrw 1 1 tlrst class Washing and iron in 2 lv ass washer and Ironer: also knut.

Address 14 10 ivun street. FOR RENT. I7()R RF.NT No. Ill Faxton street. Nine rooms, hot and cold water, bath and fun.

Inquire on the premises. OCI8 70R RENT No. 1202 IVnn street; all Improvements. No. law N.

Front Mreet; inn uuu iu nnur UIIU Oil I II. AO. street, eini room nouse, rent, 10. No. Kasl State si reef, nine room house, all Improvement, rent, $18.

No. 61 Linden i reet, nine room lioue, nearly new, rent, 10. House and mot room, corner Thirteenth and Markel.or houxe separate. uujiut iiir 111a. a uuinixToi amaii iKMiMatnn North Cameron street, near Cumtx rlanil, rent very low.

A number of ot Iit proper! les for rent. Apply to C. 1L OUCLTT, 3U7 Cumberland street. OCt8 lW JOR RENT Pleasant, furnished, single and communion Inir K(mms; second llrwr; tfiis, heat and bath; au North Sec otid street. oct7 tf TpGR RENT 130 West State street; all nvpPlPnc Apply 11.

j. MlKAKKlt, North Third street. ucti For rent A large and commodious room at the corner of James and Cumberland streets, I suitable for manufacturing or lodge purnoscn: rent reasonable and pws xon irHen Iminadl aieiy. inquire 01 J. T.

Ml.NG tit, second and 1 iiesiuui si reels. Hep JVtr 1JOR RENT House nnd Store Room, No. 4i Walnut street. Apply 104 Itmad street. wntu tt "I70R RENT Store Room Sixth and Ci L'umberland streets.

First rlnx incattnn i osnession at any tim. Anpry to COMMON WEALTH TRUST COMPANY. UQtT tf FOR RENT A three story Brick House with two story bark building, on ortn BJreet, between Third and Uivro. IuUlr vi unr.ru iu. iiuiilao, ivt esi Mate street, marsu tf FOR SALE.

TJ'on SALE A fine un hended 8 venm viu iihiiii num IIUI lir Milt I llil ltill. rtll dress or Inquire at 4.7 Iloas street, llanlhurg, l'a. TI JL' filrl fnmllw 1 1 v. .1. ARE OPPORTUNITY to i.ureh.w beautiful home.

Owner leavlmr rtl will sell flno corner property, second and Forwtrr. renuM or mvnient to mill purr liiwr. Apply to miduuviv, ri i secouu strrvL. oclO lw EALTIFUL SITE FOR SALE. A tllnt fir PTVitim! tm.tntw tliA fl iMf nry Itrick I ivrt, iromon Rin't ami fci mi on iMHik'ht on eay rniH.

luipilre at i iiirq mrnx. TT'OR SALE The new three story JL House, No. jsis Hunter wnit, (Viitjilnn room iiiil bai room, lt lior ct, with side and reareutranei s. (WmmI wwerage. Impure on the premises of li.

II. AK.NS. neplO FOR SALE Two choice building Iota corner Thlnl ami 8enec.i 8lnets, 40X1.U, at the very low pru of l.nuo for both Kit a. FOlt SALE A choice and vnluiilile plot of ground corner Kourth street atul IM Iawura ave nue, to a ten tool nlley. Very low price.

FOIl SALE A bulldln? on Awntora Mrcet, opposite the Children's luda Home jojikm. Onlyf.TS. KOH SALE A fann of 30 ncrea. uih store. post oniire, lanre new dwrlllmr houm, large new born, choice milt trees, lb Uaui.lilii uunty, at the low price of FOlt SALE Houses and lots In all ruirta tit tlin City.

Cull and see. W. II. Tllo.XIAS, Adverttslng, Iteal Rstato and SSI Mai kel street, Pa. FOR SALE The three story brick house.

No. 1017 North Third slreef, late the properly of Carolino M. Denulnif, Oi'useU. Ih good condition. Ternw possession.

Apply to J. T. HAltNITZ, ailmlmx trator, No. 4. Market street.

uovj FJ.1 OR SALE CHEAP LADY'S I'O UMP.IA TUICYCI.K. l'erfitlr new. Vast to ride. t'ost 1N). Will sell for Addn xa Itox lvjH ir ASTBICB'S SPECIALTY PALACE 34, 36, 38 N.

Third Street. a ail Millinery. Wo are emiinnotl milv for the lies! rlnn trade this llili r.wle nictro Hlitnn nnd imMirlel onccit.H in htvuli nr, high graile in every senw of tlie wonl, is our aim niul object. Our lowest price Millinery must look liigh gnule; that is. differ ent from the ordinary.

We employ the talent, and invite comparison, fully confident that only comparison will do us justice. Wc apply the above few remarks to this Department; also, our line of Coats, Capos and Furs has not its equal anywhere in tho State. STAMPED LINENS. Ladies who delight in feasting their yes upon tM autifiil creation and designs Kluiur.cd Linens should avail tlicin sevcls of this opxr(tiiiily. We have just I received our own imH.rlation, ami toKpcnd hour looking at it is time well njiriit.

The fact of having given up our iieparimeiiis enables us to ilevole inure space and time to our remaining departments, mid assures tis of the very Ih xI class trade; we, however, wish it tol.e known, although finer goods command higher prices, we shall al all limes nil imputation for selling more reasonable than any one competing wilh us. ASTIUCII'S IF Specialty Palace 34, 30, 38 N. THIRD Harrisburg, Pa TTEXTK1X, LAIUES We have re eelv our Kail mid Inlcr Mih and reuily to r. your II KTS, IxHIi it Htmw, In tlie Utut siuia H. Facinry, corner llerraml iUil.rr Mlni t.H.

uckHm aai rinajlrn Thm llrll lllrlnx NIIMCmii UUUMlUlUUUJll U1JI I I In ne i. H. auu Willi Is for and Hon Im Mt ii all rrL.U 1TI Caanl. duii.iiiik a. vt CLOSED IH TILL 6 P.

M. The light weight Otrr vw nre mil th mornings like diil after rain. Ia i of otir are pn in 5 their tin 1 wear to day. You ran mc them thick in every crowd. Sectfy a very ointci argument.

ThcTe are thn thinpi that draw you toward for 'Mr. ciU the variety we've pot the quali'ty and style and the pricr. Tlwy yake in all the lo bc (h sirtvl pint. You jrant the liot one yti can Kit with all the First Floor for wyie and elegance to it that's procurable, and not weaken the wearins duali ties. That's the way make our Coal.

fji tUtjr ClQthiln?" Uut InoJ things can le wiwiuiug mouKicI, and fahionvl to look "slicker" titan or tlinary afTairs. Tlie one is a stepping stone to the other. and How much hare you pot to iy for a oral I that what you want to know? Ik.n't Ui vur lirVlS1 oa 11 "Fixings." lou ran stt a winri ngly pood cuat A great deal brttcT one than you'll expert for the money, good lrraue it has the tabling qu. ilill and ui aiid pct" to it. For 12 and I5 you get tu on our vanity.

Satisfaction we re tiiirely charmed with wh.it we're Uxtt able to guide into tbU VW port Twice an many tf tlit ns in any of our other grade and we tell twice many, I hey are exceptionally fine pr menl and we know it, we're not afraid for any Uly to lrin their notioiix to fenl at thee tal.hu, tbrj'll away Kltiffleil. Why not buy one of our Octirmiils, twern j3 and 3t, ami a Umem Ur AVrry iKJbtr vm leave wii un on a Crt and Il irmta. BALTIMORE "One Price." GENEROUS QUAUT1ES STINGY PBICES. TO ALL. "ONE" "PRICE." 1.

J. tain Will open a full aa4 cuatplctc line ot Drv Goods AND FX I I afjai vak. I vI a mm mm I 1 I I I I I I A I Our Presa (ioodji rtcngirtincbt ia entnnlrte la an dexcrlptKiiu(if TlnTe aro IV r.nKiisu rwrv. llmMKrMinH, I H.l(nJllH. (arUt luemt, llenrh'ttaH, Plaid's wrtr" NneHl.i at4 fact anythintr tiaiuinir 10 itm m1 raa luia Here aul at vi' aiiM.K (or) ftrtce.

NOTIONS. tur line of nothma an lDv. irt.it.lr eonnl In every rviwM, mm It ut Fancy im( Trim ml ru.it. iiiuiNor ail kimu. ljuiTi.

nniiri4d ntik.i.hnr, imlkeit lilcfs. HuskYV. I ud. rarar i4 all irranlca unv. Linens Decided Indncetnenla In Fine Uocn a moxi cxImustlTe slum inc.

very full xaneiy rn and Tank Uncus a Ix auiiiul coHo tton of buti liku in Stumped IJnena. Domestics. our Vunetk lv p.irtnM tit worth a MI. It full of um ful anl iiiii retiriv' ibmc. i.ii31,v houwkeepi rH, Mich an MiihIIii, Mn a llucw, I'tllow n.slntrs lYIiitM (if all Canton KhinnclH, H.hiim Ik, Itet K4N 4lutiaa ihnmiimth, an 01 with uare imioh laetcry family.

ALo a lull line of Tabe 0j cloths. Inrlllnir votir attention IIIm alxire rtriM. and hupinir yuii will viy us a UMt, lusjiet vur iJ.SEJfSElfAU, 120tt X. Thlnl Street. MISS IDA J.

FAG AN 0P0DIST AMI HAIJTCURE No. 406 Market Street. Skillful Work. Good References. Low Charges.

Satiml.iynoiilr. ICniKleuee, I'JII Ka ita NU Klrref. WiUEI IKoroSAr.S ill Iw nvcircd up itcUAn I f.ir I Ih ithm I loll all rn4r. lhe new I.I HI Kit III in II al Hutu lMoM U. I'a.

Ilaietaixl na in. iH ii ran te li noil nillli allHi to IIh uiiV rilk nt. TU niiiiltlce rv rrn Um rltil "it antuxl 1.1.1s. Al K. AI Tii.V.

ortvi.l hpnljr. Iluiuiua lsluwn, JOHN C. SMITH. ARCHITECT, 1 North Market Sfiiarr. HAKKlMIt HU, PA.

cati)vl you wain any voai or A a fc Wood co to PETERS e.l1 i j. I nun. IILK VIOLIN, til ITAUand llNJl. ltesllrnii Na. Ntu kiirri.

Ilil ATAHULK VOUKS Va l.lo Yanl. Maracl Mm I aixl lvt.tit Itaala I Vohiiiim iiIm. Itr aJMami aixl rallu.al aork tntcn tanaiHMicatain. l)aVi TTKXItY IlLMMIXtJ, Sirn.rai l.cr. isuuirj ITIlHie.

All allMlsur axark; If TJt ntera. 1 7 rtutUi Ttanl auxxt. i ljr our aie D.P.AS SEASOir '91. LEADING MILLINERY. LAWKS' IlPJill LtU al popular rVe.

oivxs. poaexor a sttvirt. AwrsnsinxTs. GUA.I)Oli:itA HOfjifl mniav. Tocca tax.

An Indisputable Artistic Sbckss. I the tMippWtoit tjr a tMs enB5y t4T 4vrk la THE HARVEST HOON A 71 tAm a4 It Guan! on: iiorsi: Aa UnMXiiirle fcaiVttaf artM a HYDE'S Big Vaudovillo JACK ITcATJLIFFE A aa "tr tiirtriHi IIHr ae Mra, ltu I rf Hrwi. J. lr ..4 utin. M4 MATHER'S i I 36 N.

Second St Fall Styles tr rui kcd flats and Bonnets 36 N. Second St AdjoaraeJ Pereailocr Sato VilaaMa Cttf Prapertp. virtue of an alU eoU out of laiaa Vkb 4 lv my t4 llm frtu 4, ui ipr lo pl4c mt IJm mat lluuw, la i tm ki a. mnruaam. itm leia, iwi.

i r. a i1m taiitne (kwrntml emil nll, ltm I far fxtpmr 4 liar KH Oncvalrtil. Vlf trcUtUi at a mbl tM tri la I be Jvn MUlllM J. MtiMtPifl llranf mknuz I1m IUk c4T uiI4 tmnf MbUrl it4 rWnly In la lmtir aUry Ihvatcw aiutic Uteo rrilliaVtf ttortr dune ltta 4 akl lliakK K4 mm bilrrt aa4My fctrt la tUorf iiBwnf; ihi7 tran) tMMi r. uia ty truaw kiutira al larlamL a rU uf alrr at tf ailrtoea lw.

CraM i ached, a cU of atrr al ita Uurttea trm urr iMrfiwwa Trrm and eatMllttraM ft tk'Mt ta maie knx a Uy 4 Mr 1 ttSrr alftK oL Ht U. H1UIX, MAUY NN lUltT. Selling Off to Close Business. Out A li II K. JACKS! III ell nul kcr 1 a.

entire Mor rl at oma. eraaaiuic of lnuiv. lons 0uilnHm, Art tXUff MmifTUlH, Xjuup. I Jortt la errt arM, I1ubr, tsallftis JMlk a ll I rlt ImiH taVlMW dnxinajr wet HI do a ia ran aa4 miiM lariare r1va kcr. at I if Mar lt wrw amar Uw I1CW1, tttva VtiUl ol lt in ib emiwr itt tw rtmtg tmt, ttut wr.

Vr JvV wiu rxuau im atfca. rr lletVMrita an i kw sumHmr aM limine wm Wi a.4r ai til Marlct alrrrt, llacitOMirc. I. wraia WANTED aal4 tanm Mr4. pay.

Imir ry raat aclUuf ofwruittr atul vry ate I4 la a. nwu. Mffwrnla "al m4rtttm. A4Uim BIlliV. mrmnmm.

fTlila boaw iwtterHy tvllatiirt. Em I July tl, lwi SI 44H FOOT WEAR MOST seasonable talk just now. You wanl lite and latest there is in Toot Wear for Fall and Winter. I have it. DuraMc, strong, neat and stylish.

I consult your comfort. WALTERS, TEX TEX XORTII THIUO STltECT, WE CLOSE AT O'CLOCK LoivostCash Prices. NO BRANCH SIPEES. 1091. OCTOBER 1891.

The V. Yingst CAfctrr I Ioli 109 and 111 Mai In St, double front stoic, is filled with all the blest styles new Fjl! drpclin. DjyliJu carpel rooms. At night lirilHintly illuminated liy dectiic light. Ojicn till 9 r.

m. Saturdays tor. m. Mrs. E.

Brenizer UI a IMM timviiijea ta ftimitwief ra Jaaa kMiawa aa Moeititort tifliiutH4 a Uat aa in tu. yaw I4w laSKw.f liliM, miUOtoa uui awtituoKi atifl twai mtwaJIJ, A rm ttlM4 lHuw cvciic Vl U1 cioKira Waaouiia tan lot, ia fa mlHC a tUr icK4iMi ttur Mk tr tuuut ItVHh aiatMI Aj Mrs. E. Brenizcr's, Ha. IS Kcrt Uiri Strtrt aVlaa AvM fr tKlual tM nlnf try Charles I.

STAR sr STAB Carpet CleaninglVcrfcs 28 to 31 N. Cameron Strecl. THE only complete Carpel Cleaning in the city. All ivoik guaranteed. Telephone IVo.

5591. CMAftlXS A. MtUTI A C0 taprtetort. 28 to 3 CAVCROM STRCCT. mm HARRISBURG.

PA. Dj1 you rant to Insure your Ftirnilnnr nr I Irvm in a "a ww wmw wt Wfl)' aj, PETE IIS, 16 North Third street. TM. iJCK, 115 KhI, vtirt, faieeal tmulloa latmnra mMKH4 VTliioul Xm mwfvt atitfe. u0to licajir tibui ff a.

a. aa I an 4 Ualr.a aWa4f S'rrz tkvst rtxt I JaVlflF lta, liilr ir ia ftart. a Km imifs i fmrm ta tna ur rt ratraU li li Ml kmi. mrplttc JSact 1 1 auuara. ALK.

SATURDAYS EXCEfTEO. mmm'mmt CWaaaa 1 aixnt Caaaa nrPARTMCNT. utrnTWCNT. i Htwm i ttl aa M4 mm viz am Wuaak ml Amw fa L.m) u4 lo ajllii w. Tlie aliot cvl a fc t4i) of iW 12rpnl P0T, CART A9 MARKCSf Which are rnff tilK AW AT a iewi.aa (tKUMf at ar.

aiuoutjl, 4 la a Jar. Amy rmm fug ii iioi.i.ak's Vin cf tiKtvhaadlMe rmlKIM ta rava avrt. I araoaa a4 Jar twu mr alinmna la dtiwajr ttm imf ca a al IW a tl? What is to be Seen ia Oct Varices drrirtzni This Mui: SVIT TAKrS DEPARTMENT. nrPABTMCNT. Tartafi tjnuM aa.

ffm fliil.ltaa Mnl I w. aa mmw mm I aaa ar We mtne t.EtttlT i rttxt lu m4 le ttflA UUtM Baltimore One Price" iXiaVn ia lUncH dolling aaJ reralklbf mni SAi Ml "Oa Law trior..