Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBURG, THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 26. 1893. TO DiT'S WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for tlio twenty four hours commencing at 3 r. Thursday, October 26th: Fair except showers In central portion to night; warmer to night fresh easterly winds. For New Jersey and Delaware Increasing cloudiness, warmer Iresti and brisk east to southeast winds. local Weatlier Report. Weather Bureau, Harrisbubo, Oct.

26. 8 p.m. 8 m. 13 noon. Barometer 30.12 Temperature.

52 Humldl'y per cent 69 Wind N. E. 30.2 2 45 81 N. E. 4 Clear.

30.20 48 80 E. 6 Clear. Wind eloclty. 7 Weather. JpryCldy Mean barometer, 30.18.

Mean temperature, 4 3.7. Mean humidity, 67.3. Maximum temperature, 48.3. Minimum temrjerature. 37 0.

Maximum velocity of wind, 10 miles, occurred at a a. m. Precipitation, .00. Local Forecast. For Harrlsburg and vicinity: Generally fair and cool.

tx. p. a. i p. s.

Thursday, October 26th, 1893. Dives, Pomeroy Stewart's Wonderful Basement. For Friday and Saturday more new goods. Take special care and note the following list of prices: Cake Turners, large size, steel blade, regular price, 19c; Frid iy and Saturday, 10c. Cake Turners, square finish, lare size, enamel handle, regular price, 10c; Friday and Saturday, 5c Bread Boards, hard wood, regular price, 23c: Fridav and Saturday.

15c Solid Copper Tea and Coffee Pots, New shape, mcKei piatea anapoiisueu, with patent handle that never gets hot; warranted not to rust. Sold in 3, 4 and 5 pint, 50c, 2Jc and 69c One lot Pudding Pans, 2c. T.amns. The manv siood things that have been told about every lamp made, bewilder pome buyers: and in many instances they hardly know which one to choose. There is nothing that adds more to the comfort of a home than a good light, and no lamp equals that of the celebrated M.

Sb VV. Lamp. They as easy to light as gas, are fitted with the Patent Attachment, which avoids the necessity of removing chimntv cr tbadr: when lighting, fur chase a genuine M. and we are sure ycu will asrte with thousands ot others who are now uirig ihem that you have a rw rfpet. lama TheEe larnDs are finished bright silver, polist ed brass, green, pink nr.fl fTfild.

Our varielv of natteris is un Mirnassed. many beinsr made with fine onvr columns and bases, which, with the hanrlsnmp cast metal bodies, finished in irold. Droduce a beautiful effect. When about to buy a lamp look our line over, et the eooci nolnts on the ML and you will bo more than repaid for your trouble. Our line of new Lamps are cow on sale.

Glaf imps. Sewing lamps. Hand Lamps, TSrarket Imns.HaU Lamps. Vase Lamps, Bannait LiDir. Nieht Lamps, Princess Lamps, Tea Table Lamps, Lamp Trimmings, at low prices.

Dives, Pombeot Stkwabt. JOTTINGS. Overcoats had the call this morning. J. C.

Smith, the architect, is at the World's Fair. The Friendship fire company's ball last night was a success. Eli Rhiver, a former Harrisburger, was buried at West Fairview yesterday. The Gilbert club was royally entertained by he Friendship fire company yesterday. "Brudder" Braxton's Scripturo stereop ticon on Market square attracts the small boy.

Harrisburgers are contemplating the establishment of a nickle plating plant in Columbia. A party of Harrisburg Nimrjds killed sixty grey squirrels at Doubling Gap a day or two ago. Last night's wreck attracted curious crowds, who hung over the railing of the Mulberry street bridge. Rev. D.

M. Stearns will meet his Bible class at the Young Men's Christian Association to morrow eyenine. A bride gowned in yellow satin.trimmed with ourole ribbon, attracted attention at the Union station last evening. John Murray, who robbed J. Henry Spicer's residence on Tuesday night, was sent to iail for court by Mayor Eby last evening.

Tbe W. C. T. P. Union held their regU' lar weekly meeting at their rooms, No.

14 South Market Equare, this afternoon at 3 clock. Mr. and Mrs. Georce W. Redfong, of Middletown.

celebrated their silver wedding last evening. Harrisburgers at' tended it. The Camobell Nissley wedding at Mid dletown on Tuesday evening was a brilliant ceremony. There were several Har risburg guests. Officers Winters and Prcssler have gone to Tower City after four men charged with an offense, the nature of which the officers refuse to reveal.

A party of Irving College students cupied front seats in the family circle at the "Lady of Venice" last evening. They were under the wine of a professor. Evangelist Samuel Savford. who will conduct two weeks' meetings at Pine Street Presbyterian church, beginning Sunday, arrived in the city last evening. The funeral of Miss Annie Summers, who died Tuesday, will take place from the State Street Bethel A.

ML E. church. Interment will be made at Lincoln cemetery. Key. George Stevens, of the Fifth Street M.

E. church, will participate next Sunday evening in the dedication of the new M. E. church at St. Thomas, Franklin county.

A musical and literary entertainment will be given by the Young Women's Christian Temperance Union in Y. M. C. A. hall November 9th.

The proceeds to be donated to the Morning OaU poor fund. The man who insists on laughing out loud during an effective scene, and beating a tattoo with his feet when the orchestra plays a quicks'ep at the Opera House, should be toasted over the footlights. He was there last night. Yesterday afternoon Professor Howard Day, general secretary of the A. M.

E. Zion Church of North America, received a telegram from one of the professors of Livingstone College, North Carolina, announcing the death of the president, Rev. Joseph O. Price, D. D.

ON THE FIVE YAED LINE. Saturday's Game Will Attract a Crowd at Island ParK. A large crowd of foot ball enthusiasts will be on hand at Island Park Saturday to see the game between Washington and Jefferson and Gettysburg. Washington and JtffcrsoD has been training hard and will present a strong rush line, although her eleven will be considerably weakened by the absence of several injured players. Gettysburg is being coached by a U.

of P. man, and if the faculty can be induced to allow the three theological students to play stand good chances of winning. Mr. Harry Jennings, of Andover, will umpire, and Mr. Frank Snodgrass, of Lafayette, will referee the game.

The Washington and Jefferson team will very likely arrive here Friday evening and the Gettysburg team will arrive Saturday morning. The game for next Saturday at Ship pensburg, between the Central high school and the Cumberland Valley normal school has been cancelled. Hi all, '07, has been elected captain of the Dickinson eleven to succeed Ilock man. The game with Franklin and Marshall on Saturday may not come off. Yesterday was full of foot ball surprises.

Tufts defeated Cornell; the red and blue legs from the University of Pennsylvania barely whipped State College; Lehigh scored against Princeton, and Yale rolled up 82 points to Williams 0. his top to of H. an his tan of tbe ed the P. It RAILROADS BALLBOADERS. Last month the gross earnings of the N.

C. were 582.546 26 and operating expenses $355,542 57. The gross earnings of the Western Maryland last month were $129,102 20 ind expenses 34. G. C.

Faust, assistant paymaster of the Sunbury division, P. R. spent part of vacation in this city. urakeman iiockwooa caueht a large gVay squirrel that was running along the of a train, near Thorndale. the other day.

General superintendent of is. O. lines west of the Ohio, Robert B. Campbell, is succeed J. T.

Odell as general manager the B. O. Tuere were five sections of Day Express and two sections of Columbian Express this afternoon The last section of Day Express was marked up over three hours late. John M. Hood was yesterday re e'ected president of the Western Maryland, Bal timore and Cumberland ailey and Potomac Valley companies and George Baer secretary and treasurer.

David McCoy, foremaB mechanic at the Duncannon iron company's car shops, had apoplectic stroke last Friday while at work, lie is unconscious most ot the time and is in a critical condition, with poor hopes of recovery. Charles Hollenwortb, a P. employe residing in. this city, dislocated his shoulder Monday night while engaged at work, lie was taken to the Good Samari hospital, Lebanon, where he is now doing well. John Ureen, of Philadelphia, wearing a sailor's rig, was arrested at Johnstown Monday evening while trying to beat his way home from the World's Fair between two blind baggage cars attached to the first section of" Philadelphia Express.

Charles Price, of the P. li. freight office, returned this morning from Chicago. His traveling partner, John Fitz gerald, a clerk in lrainmaster bcanlon office, preceded him homeward. About 9:30 this morning the last vestige last evening's freight wreck below the Mulberry street bridge was removed and wreck train steamed up to the yards with its load of broken timbers and twist iron work.

These P. R. R. men, who have been on sick list, have returned to work: B. F.

Miller, fireman Middle division; W. F. Zang, brakeman Middle division; If. F. Yontz, painter Middle division H.

C. Connor, shopman; Adam ituay, warehouseman. The latter is employed at the South Harrisburg freight station, and sustained a fractured thigh last February. If the Reading intends to occupy its present quarters as a passenger station for any length of time, it should provide a safe and ready mode of passage over the K. It.

tracks at Market street. Very often in a hurry to catch a train are compelled to wait on passing freights and drafts of cars, and in many instances miss their trains thereby. Ad overhead passage way would be the proper thing. MISSIONARY MEETIN Gr Will Be Held In the Jfagle Street Church of biod. The following programme will be observed at the missionary meeting to beheld at the Naele Street Church of God this evening: Song service, prayer, singing, Scripture reading, singing, business, song.

"Dropping Pennies," May Bowers and Ella Drabenstadt; clas3 in Missionary Catechism. W. H. Maxwell singing, reci tation, "The Last Hymn," Rosa Malseed; solo, "We 11 Never Say Good bye in Heaven, Miss Ida Anderson; recitation. The Best Use of a Joahie Charles; singing, reading, "How the Boys Brought the Kan Us up to the standard.

Mrs. Bubb; address by the pastor, singing and benediction. Younz Women's Association. There will be a business meeting of the Young Women Christian Association at the rooms, 712 North Third street, this (Thursday') evening at 8 clock. Reports of work since the organization will be read.

All members are urged to be present. The gospel meeting at tne rooms 01 tne Young Women's Chriatian Association this evening at i will De lea Dy Mrs. Groves. The subject will be "Do it Heartily" Col. 3:22 25.

There will tie another or me popular musicales at the rooms of tbe 1 oung Women's Christian Associat.on,712 North Third street, to morrow evening (Friday) at 8 o'clock. Members and non members are invited to come and enjoy a pleasant evening. Mast Save the Cooli. Mrs. Hicks.

I hear the cook screaming down stairs; there must be a burglar in the house, Hicks. Good heavens.where is my gun? Mrs. Hick Don't ou stir a step; he might shot llicks. Wiiat do I care about being shot: supimjs he should carry awy the cook? Fall Returns Demanded. "How do you like this style of bonnets?" she asked.

"I don't know he answered, with out looking up from his paper. "I Liven seen the bill yet." DIVES, POMEHOT STEWAKT'S Shoe Department. Shoes. 49c Child's Dongola button spring heel, tip tbe same 6iz, 5 to 8. These will lust ouly for a i time at this price.

3'Jc we can 11 jcii a velvet Emb. Slipper, fr men and women, at 39c, the50ckind. 'I se Slippers have quite a reputation for wear and appearance. 98c Ladies and Misses' Grain Button Shoes, tolid leather inner and outer sob will make a go shoe. Our price OS 97e will liny a Lull's l.

ngola button ri.i.it', s. i A vrtT xjil or ail beavu ia l' udil for winter wear. Bargains al 97. $1 98 Men's coik sole Bluchers. Other grades of cjrk sole shoes at $2 50 ami $3 90.

You will find us headquarters for Overgaiters and Lcggins. (Have your little boys filled with a pair of our tan colored leather leirgins. in lace or button). Also headquarters for all popular styles in Pine Shoes for men and s', mif ses' and children. Call and see out Child's bluchers, extended sole, patent tipp 'd.

They are beau I ics. N. B. Remember we are the only shoe dealers that guarantee satisfaction on every pair of ladies' 50 shoes. 2t Dives, Pomekoy Stewakt.

CARD Or PRICES. The publishers of the undersigned newspapers of this city, adopted December 1st 18'JO, the following card of prices: Marriage, funeral and obituary notices. 50 cents; each additional infertion, cents. Card of thanks, calls for meetings of lodncs, societies and organized bodies, to be placed in the advertising columns, half rates, five cents per line. Local notices for church suppers, for all festivals, fairs and similar entertainments and enterprises designed to make money.

except such as may be purclv for the pib lic benefit or for charity, to be inserted at half rates, five cents per line. No free notice will be given in the news papers to any entertainment or enterprise. religious or otherwise, designed to make money, tbe job printing for which is not gotten at one of the newspaper offices. Resolutions, except those of a public or charitable nature (such as actions of pub lic meetings on matters for the well arc of the city, county. State or nation, or oo the death or resignation of a person occupying a public office) will be charged five cents per line.

Theabove prices will be strictly adhered to. Daily Tkleokaph. Tub Patkiot Co. Daily Staic Inuependent. Daily Call.

The Haruisbukq Teleokam. control of the above work in this city. It is Shepp's Photographs of the World. We have sole 20 COUPONS and not for sale and us. Heretofore a copy.

Our Telegraph at If can only be had on the coupon plan from it has been sold only by subscription at if 5 offer is to deliver it to the readers of The our ofllce on receipt of $1 and twenty coupons. delivered by express add 25 cents to prepay charges. Copies can be seen at. our office now. They arc ready for immediate delivery when the above conditions are complied with.

Cut Out This Coupon And save it until you have twenty and then prtBcnt them or mail them With $2 at the office of The TeikorAph, Third and Market, Harrisburg, Pa. HP. S. Hats Trimmed Free of Charge. CLOAK Sk JS 111 da' Satin Satin Dives, AMUSEMENTS.

World's Faik Excursion. 22 75 for a week at the World's Fair, including railroad tickets and seven days lodging hotel, via Pennsylvania railroad, October 7th 11th, 14th, 17th and 21at Apply several days in advance. Forney Knotjse, Agents, 426 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. sept9 tf ATrue Comedy. "Later has always boasted, and with cause, that it contains the best musical numbers found in farce comedy.

To render these it must have good singers, ana wim inai end in view the company has been care fully selected from the best ranks ot singers. The dancing is also original and clever; the entire skit la one series ot laughs. It is and always has been one ot the best farecs on the road. At the Musee. Manager Harry Davis next week proposes to show the people of Harrisburg how to make a dime go to tne World's Fair and back.

He will have on exhibition a remarkable work of art, giv ing a correct representation of that greatest of all great expositions with its buildings, statutes, the great MacAlonnies tountain and the Mid way Plaisance. This exhibit will cover an area of sixty feet square. It is the World's Fair in miniature, but is i absolutely correct in every detail. Excur 8Kn tickets will be on sale at tne dox office, commencing at 1 o'clock on Mon dav. Three trains start daily, but owinj to the enormous crowds expected, Mr.

Davis will be unable to guarantee sleeping accommodations. In order that the trip may not be wearisome to those people who are unable to secure sleeping berth, Manager Davis has secured some talent to en tertain the passengers. Among these are A. li. Babel, the original cow boy pianist Mattie Babel, the champion lady cornet soloist, and T.

J. King, the lightning calculator. In the third car from the engine. namely, the theatorium. Heath, and JJ.

Kosselt's excelsior novelty company give a clever specialty performance. This organization includes the Navarra Sara and JNellie UoyueJIs, Bliss Jennie Earle, Miss DeUossett, Fred. Heath and other noted performers. BUITEKICK'S PATTERNS. Dives, Pomeroy Stewart, SOLE AGENTS FOR HARRISBURQ.

Fashion Bhcets free at counter. Delineators, 14 cents. Metropolitan, 25 cents. New Patterns received monthly. Delineator for November now ready.

Fall and Winter Metropolitan just received. Butterick's Patterns are the best; most reliable. Money refunded for every pattern that dies not give perfect sat isf ant ion. Liut.tcrick'a l'atterns stand ahead of all ot hers. Dressmakers will save time and give tietter satisfaction to their customers by usiDg these patterns.

Divk, Pombrot Stewart. BUSINJI8S LOCALS. Fob Fall and Winter Cloaks go to Dives, Pomeroy Stewart. Children's Keefers in domestic shadep, at 50, 1 95, $2 95 and $3 95 reduced from 5, $0, $(J 50, $7 50 and $8. sept'28 tf IiEMEuiiKR you can get Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Fancy Lamps, and a large amount of choice anil useful household goods at the Harrisburg Installment company's store, i Market square.

oct20 2t. Pkevakioatob was properly a cripple with distoited legs. Book Binding. When you have any Books, Magazines Newspapers, Music, Sunday School Li braries. Law liriefs, send it to SoiiKFFKit'e Book Bindery.

21 South Second street. Go to Clark's for pure drugs, 1111 North Third street. febl8 tf Bread and Cakes Delivered. Biiinb, the baker. No.

220 South streel, has a new del i very wagon and will deliver Bread, Cakes, to all parts of the city at any hour of the day. jul9 tc Picture Frames, Artists' materials For Picture Frames, Artists' Materials, go to Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street. Lowest prices, best workmanship aod latest styles. The only first class picture frame establishment in the city. Get tbe Best.

Try the genuine Boston Cream Bread fri'sh every afternoon at 3 o'clock; also CiUes and linns, al Biiine's Bakery, No. 22i street. jyl tf Low Prices. Fok Ifiitlcmcn's Furnishings see Dives, Pom buoy Htkwakt's. Iok Ckkam delivered at 35 cents a quart or $1 20 by the gallon.

Wholesale at 90 cents a gallon. T. H. Meals, 909 North Third street. Telephone 2022.

octlO Omo Playing Cards. You can obtain a pack of best quality playing cards by sending fifteen cents in postage to P. S. general passenger agent B. II.

Chicago, 111. r.u25 3m Best Brer.d and Cakes, Fresh every day, at K. M. UniNE's, No. 22(1 South street.

jyl tf S. Gigantic and SATURDAY, AT DIVES. POMEROY ee the Wonderful Bargain Tables. "Snaps to be snapped Ladies' and Misses' Coats, Capes, Jackets, Mantles, Ulsters and Children's Coats, the very latest styles. A complete line of Fur Garments, also latest style Muffs, Boas and Collars and Scarfs in all the leading furs, Seal, Sable, Martin, Bisam Epile, Fox, Monkey, French Coney, etc.

Special bargain table. Stylish Coats, our price, for Satur $3 49; regular price, $8 oo, $10 oo. "Make your dollais do double duty" by coming to the Mammoth CUT PRICE Ka's Trimmed Free of Charge. MILLINERY SALE, SATURDAY, October Crowned sailors, eisewnere Crowned Sailors, elsewhere Lovely Wool Felt, Un trimmed Hats, our price 49c Aigrettes, all latest colors, Saturday 5c. Quills and Wings, this season's latest, 5c, 7c, 9c, i2c, elswhere double.

Beautifully Trimmed Hats for Saturday, our price $1 73; regular price 95 Lovely Trimmed Hats tor Saturday, our price $2 73; regular price $4 95. A choice line of Trimmed Hats for Saturday, our price $3 73; regular price $5 95. One lot French Felt Untrimmed Hats, our price 69c; regular price 37h All our fine French Felt Hats, our price $1 23; regular price $1 374. A beautiful line of Children's Flats, our price 69c, 75c, 98c, $1 23. Black Ostrich Prince of Wales, our price 25c; regular price 98c.

Black Ostrich Tips, three in a bunch, our price 49c; regular price $1 25. Hats Trimmed Pomeroy Stewart. One carload of Bed Room Suits Just opened at FRED W. YINGST'S, 109 and III Market Street, PA. These are all medium priced goods, for the money, before buying sales and small Big value See them Ouick prohts as usual, but more specially on these Bed Room Suits.

Parlor Suits, Hair' Cloth, Drocatelle, Milton, Rug, GHT. Brussel, Ingrain, Rag Moquette Carpets. and Call before you buy. I have no branch stores Double front, on Market street at the river bridge. Puget Sound Points.

Are you going West To St. Paul, Helena, Butte. Spokane Fallp, Great Falls or Seattle? Try the new Una Commencing October 1st, 1893, a through line of firM. class Bleeping cars will lie established between Chicago ami hciulle via tne i.i cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul and the great Northern I rain will leave Chicago daily at.

10:30 r. m. For rates of tare, maps, time table, apply to any coupon ticket agent or adiiret it. Potts, District Passenger Agent, Wil liamsport, Pa. Feptl8 tf Use Gasl rock's f4 25 No.

2 Nut Coal. Jobn A. Kramer, Piiiinber, Hot Water, Steam and Gns Fin All work guaranteed. Terra ct tu sewt pipe, wholesale and rctti). No.

912 North Third street. Also a complete line of Gas Fixtures. c28'92 ly Ice, Coal end Wood. Wood, $1 75 load. Pu Spring Water ice.

Best Family Coal. Delivered daily. Telephone your order. J. S.

SlULE. Satisfaction You can learn how to I'rt satisfaction from these midnight intruders p'owling around, by reading our advertisement BUHOLAUS in anotl.jr column. fcblM ly Carbolic Smoke Ball Treatment, At 130 Market street, from 1 to 9 p. m. until OctolH 31d.

Mrs. S. C. McKeynolds, 201 St street, Harrisburg, writes: Mits Moorman By slight use of your remedy for deafness my hear ng has much improved." Mii.8 Laura Milliken, 1309 North Third Mre.t, Harrisburg, says: "I wai totally tliaf in one ear nineteen years. I doctored with a number of physicians and used every known remedy wit hout b' ni fit, until using your Carbolic Smoke liall treat cut.

I can now hear pretty well." Mrs. C. A. Harter. 1257 Walnut street, Harrisburg, writes: "I wish to tell you of the great good your treatment has done me.

I took a severe cold which settled in my throat and lungs. I had a troublesome cough and a severe pain in my c.hcs,t from which I could get no relief until you came to Ilarrisburc. I read of Ui: cure your medicines bud oirformed. ami determined to try them myself. By two (lays the cough was entirely gone and pain much relieved.

In a short time I was entirely cured, und have not bad coiifli or pain since that i iiik. Parties siring see will pleas call at orcc. The ailments to which I call your attention are CitHtth, asthma, hay fever, catarrhal dei.fness, bronchitis, neuralgiii. ulcerated lungi and sore throat. croup, colds, headache, Kc.

li you cuu not see me send $1 50 to my address and I will forward by mini in plete lie.itmcnt, lusting three Mionl Iih, with lull directions t'T borne use. Address Miss Ginevra Moorman, Bedford, Pa. Sc S. THURSDAY, Special MILLINERY Oct. 28th, 1893, STEWART'S.

at. Hats Trimmed Free of Charge. 28th. 1 893. 49c; our price, Saturday, 33c.

98c; our price, Saturday, 69c. Free of Charge. Map of the United States. A large, handsome map of the United States, mounted and suitable for office or home use, is issued by the Burlington route. Copies will be mailed to any address, on receipt of fifteen cents in postage, by P.

8. Eustis, general passenger agent B. Q. 1L Chicago, I1L aug25 3m DIED. DULL.

On October 24th, 1393, A. P. L. UIX son of James J. Dull.

Funeral Friday, October at 1 o'clock, from the residence of James J. Dull. oct24 3t LOST. On AVednesday evening, 25th a Bunch of Keys) on a Silver Key King. Finder will be re warded at the oni ot JAMES HrCOKMICK, oct27 2t Room 8, No.

223 Market street. T70UND A mileage book at the P. It can be had by proving property X. R. depot.

and paying for this advertisement. OST A cabinet group photograph, on .1 Cumberland street, from Ureen to Third, or Third, from Cumberland to Broad. Please return to this ofllce. WANTED. WANTED Mortgage.

Pa. The Loan of $700 First Address Box 150, HarrLsburg, OCt27 3t AST ANTED A situation as cook in a Ti private family by an experienced person. Apply to No. 2 south Fourth street. oct25 iw VI ANTED A cook, experienced and Tf with good references.

Apply to 50 1 North Front street, city. 2w "irANTED A position asStenographer and Typewriter by a young man 21 years old Address "Typewriter," care DAll.r TKLB OKAI'll oiuuc OCt26 lW WANTED One hundred girls by November 1st. Apply at No. 1701 North Third street. LOUGH MANUFACTURING CO.

ir ANTED A double heater, old or new. Will take as part pay on an old or new pi mo. Call or address, F. Edwards, No. 21G North Second street, Harrisburg.

oct 25 31" WANTED By a young man 20 years of age, a situation driving a delivery wagon or any ktnd of work. Can furnish best of references. Address 75 Host street, Harris burg. septll tf WANTED Second hand Clothing nought and sold. Highest cash prices nnld for ladies' and irontlemen's cast off Kar mcnts also old Bhoes bouRlit.

Hiinir them or drop a postal card to NATHAN COHEN, sepis lm 122 1'owden street. U7ANTED Second hand Clothing Bouirht, and sold. Highest cash prices nald for ladles' and gentlemen cast on gar ments also old shoes bought, bring them or drop a pos'nl card to S. ALLOY, No. 101i North rouriu unrriHUurg, in.

uctxo ij FOU UENT. 'Oil BENT Nicely furnished for lodulng at No. 19 South Second street. i wo uoors iroin inurKeL square. oct24 tf Olt KENT Two nicely furnished Rooms.

Apply a. No. 4 North Market square. octiu tt L'OU KENT Three storv brick dwell Ing house. No.

1101 North Front street. All Improvements. Inquire at Gas Ofllce. ct0 tt OK UENT Seven room new house. 8,017 I'enn street, with privilege of use of two nrl olnlng lots, io.

Apply to hku. w. CUNKLK, 809 N. Third street. oct 3t ITHIU BENT Brick house.

123 Paxton JL: street; ull conveniences; first class condl tlon. Appiy to is. is. ft iuTcuux, jo s. neconu street.

octlO tt FOB KENT A Three story Brick Dwelling. No. 444 Cumberland street, with hall pnd eight rooms. Possession glveu at once. Inquire or w.

A. kullinuek, is isoutn Market Square. octa4 3t For Rent. No. GIU State all Improvements.

No. WHI Cowdnn st reet, with Improvements. No. 189 North Third street, all Improvemo nts jno. iiannau street.

Apply to II. OKCITTT, No. er7 Cumberland street. FOK SALE. IfOH JL: at SALE A Great Bargain if sold once.

lxt 190 feet, running Irora Bona to uerr, wn (joou nouse on isoas. inquire oi ai. ihlsollice. OC134 1W IOK SALE OK liKNT Four new A three story frame dwellings with two story hack buildings, on Linden near Thirteenth at State s' reels. Will sed on easy terms.

F. CiOHL, Ml walnut street. ocum Bt you A Com SALE Fifteen Shares Bay Shoe ompuny stock at forty nvo acinars per share id lots to suit. n. inii.ivic.

No. 17 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. ootll lm lo Clieitp. rmVO (JOTTAOES in Edirewater. Elec .1 trie utrect cor lino will soon pass nearby Ou lie river rront, opposite isiaie M.

1. COAtDBN, septl tf ail Ilerr Street. For Sale. Lot corner Pennsylvania avenue and Del awar avenue, fw Ic et front on Pennsylvania avenue and feet on Delaware avenue to Molt ke ave nus. Also new liouse.all improvements, on Derry street, near sixteenth.

Apply to li. II. OHtnjTT. 30? Cumberland street. 'in1 IX, IE3.

S. October 26th, iSgj. SALE. 'ft FOR rTHIE new three story, brick house No. 212 Hummel street, with i rooms and ALL THE MODKKN IMPROVEMENTS.

The lot Is 48x135 feet to a 20 foot, alley fiiclng On Hummel street Is a 20 foot lot In lawn and llowers. Price low and terms easy. Apply to W. U. BEUNUENeL, or to II.

UIILER. on the premises. No. 1 7 S. 2d St.

aug28 3m l'OR SALE A desirable frame house A on SeveDth street, near Maclav. $1,250. FOU SALE Kino Brick Uo.sldence wllh Htore room, IN o. 1802 N. Fourth street; liiilldliiir heat by hot water and has all conveniences only $1000.

FOR SALE A Farm In Klshlnfj Creek Valley, over 200 acres itwucrcs under cuuivaiion; iv dwellings; good fenefs; all In (rood condition price Will exchange lor desirable city property, can ior particulars. FOK SALE A Farm ot 82 acres, on the elec trie motor line between Progress and Peubrook. Price 7,200. FOR SALE Building Lots and Dwelling Houses, a large variety ot which to make selections. No trouble to show properties whether you buy or not.

W. II. THOMAS. 321 Market Street, UarrlHliunr. I'a.

FOR SALE. Three 2V story frame dwelling houses on Wal lace street near Hamtltoa rents tor $iG per month. Lots 40x90 feet, price only f.i.nno. 1509 sixth street, 3 story frame mansard roof. 20x85, .1,700.

104.1 Minim avenue, a siory nricic, ail improve ments, $1,400 ourcn a siory irauie, ou. Lot on Fourth street near Aluench, 80x210, price $4,200. FOK IULNT. No. 1213 Kittatlnny street, $10 pr month.

Nos. 1823 and 1827 Fourth si reet, $10 per month. These houses have all Improvements. Money to loan at per cent, on llrnt mortgage. Fire Insurance written Ui bust companies at lowest possible rate.

1401 Third street, Marrlsburtf, Pa. FOR SALE. One Acre Ground Facing on Kidgo Koad, sixth street, and Immediately above and adjoining lioiTmuu's Woods. A Great Bargain at $3,000 Land In Immediate vicinity has sold for $5,000 per aro recently. i iiose two very uesiruuiy lociueu Brick Houses, Nos.

122 and 124 State Street, tor $2,500 Each. No Better location. None cheaiier for HOM Es in the city. Money to Loan AT 6 PER CENT. ON FIKSf MORTGAGE FIKE and I.IFK INSUKANC'K written In the best Companies at lowest rai es.

II. tTEl Koom No. S. No. 17 S.

Second street. Ilarriaburg. IOW SHOE COM! AMY Those Shoes AT THE Market Square Shoe Store BEAR THE IMPRINT Bargains in Every Sense of the Word. Our best grades of Allocs are those talked about most just now. Good eason the prices are not what they should be; too low for a profit to us; good investment for you.

Dow Shoe Company MARKET SQUARE. LUADIHU hUOK STORKS. iwcioMO at eight o'clock every ovenlng, excepting Saturday. Mm 'an i'm i HiVi i mi t. as 1 This JVeek and until sold 1 Winter PlnoU Dornroine 1 nimbi uiuaii uuigunii).

Specially Ctt House, 412 Market Street. Take advantac of this trreat slano htpr oaio comlns In the beginning ot the season, at a time when you can appreciate It and not when the Table No. i 26 Coats, all sizes, $1 9S to $2 gS. Table No. 2 50 Coats, all 1 sizes, $3 50, $3 68 and $3 98.

Table No. 3 50 Coats, all sizes, 44 68. Some of these are silk lined and many quarter raced made of Fine Kersey cioin, lieaver, unev lots, Worsted, Table No. 445 Coats, all sizes, ib? 05 to ibb 05. Our regular stock of Cloaks.

Fur Canes. Plush Capes, Cloth Capes, Newmarkets, never was complete. ran eismt Jackets, an. uiacK ana Blue, cut in half, tl 98 to $7 08. D.

H. Witmer 412 Market Street. (Opposite the entrance to P. R. R.

Station.) Will convince you that our Ladies bhoes come nearer to perfection for Comfort and Elegance than you could buy. anything: else A pretty foot wants a neat Shoe to do it justice. A less attractive foot needs a more attractive Shoe. GROSS 207 Market St. argrains.

Bargains BUILDING LOTS for sale on easy terms, size, 25 feet front by 110 deep on state, North, Brlggs. horsier, noas, tierr ana Kltfhleenth streets. High elevation; East Ilar rLsuurff Electric Hallway passes through the proper! y. This la a rare opportunity to ect a cheap home. rrlee romf one iuira casu, ot balance tivrt tiiirtiKln tlireft venrs.

These are without a doubt the cheapest lots In the city. Frank R. Leib, No. 12 N. Third Harrisburg, Pa.

JeliMf Water Commissioners' Office, COURT llOUSK, II AKM8BDKU, October 25, 1883.) OT1CK is lic rc hy given that the as sessment against the abutting property owners, for the cost, or laying waier pipe iu Walnut street from Thirteenm co isaim, anu Halm from Walnut to brow of hill also in Linden street lroin Walnut street to brow of hill; also in Mm iii'h street, from Third street to Green street, nud In tireen si reet Irom Muench street in iiiinniiin iivenue. wilt be inude and levied at the niiion or tne commissioners ot the Water iiinl i.iL'iit inf ix nnrtiuent. In the Court Ilouse In the city of Harrisburg, on the 1st day ot No vember, at io o'clock a when ana wntre an parties In Interest may attend. lEO. KENNEDY.

Secretary Hoard of Commissioners Water and Lighting Department. ocUiO 3t RULES OF COURT FOU SALE AT THE Daily Telegraph Office. TYpsa GUEItriLLON, Trained Nurse. XT1. Address No.

113 Market street, amrsi.w iv AMUSEMENTS. Harry Davis Eden Musee Week bcKliinliiK Monday, October 23d. Curto Hall The IloxlnK Kangaroo, Dixon, en paied at the enormous expense or f700 a week. The only "Simon 1'ure" Marsupial l'UKlllstlc Star. A uoer that never kleks at "a foul" or a "close decision." Theatorium Skiff Uaylord'3 Celebrities.

Admission ten cent 3. Doors open at one and seven in. Mrs. anI le portmonl CJIass. riLL re open at Hie Armory, corne Seiund iiiul Koisler ul reels, SAIlHDAl, :) r.

liMr.KU tin. Latest Dam es as laiiiilit In the best New York AeailemleH. mill alt utloii Is given to beginners, the waltz being taught by a new method Insuring grace und accuracy. Old pupils and new scholars desiring to attend will bo cordially received and thoroughly Instructed In dancing, physical culture and deportment. One turin of twelve lessons, til 00.

Mils, anniko. AT Ks, Principal. MISS FANM 11 ALHKKT, Assistant. MK. HAKKY JUNKS, Pianist.

Address, MltS. YATEs, Carlisle, Pa. oct'JI tuovl The Only Original Fish JUBILEE SINGERS Will appear at the tirand Opera House, this city, on Tui Mlay evening, cietolMT Hist, and (jive one of lielr grand concerts. Within the past 22 yt'ars this company has traversed four Continents, and are the oldest concert organize! Ion In ne coil in ry one the Mendelssohn VulnU tte Club, over which the Klsk Jubilee Singers have the advantage ot by still retaining one more member of their original orgaulza Ion. Tills Is also the company thai sang the risk University Into exist ence at a cost or iver I addition to his company will lie presented Madame Jennie Koliinsou Stewart, who Is undoubtedly one of the licst soprano soloists of her race.

She will render some of her very latest sclwt Ions. The concert will be given for the lieneilt ot the new A. M. K. church.

East SI ate street, now Hearing completion. For particulars seo bills and programmes. cjctiu id OTKUA IIOl'SF, M.irrislMinr. JONES STACKPOLE, Local Managers. Wednesday, Nov.

I. Assisted by iYei noon cuifl niii'l. SICNORINA The f. NICE MORESKA, vat Italia 1'riitia lxmna. MISS LEONORA VON STOSCH.

77c iitiiitl.it. Mieinl Admission, T.O and cents; served seals. 7.1 eenis and Seats on sale at. the teia Hoiim: Hi More, Saturday, October iMii. SOUSA'S Grand Concert Band.

WILLIAMSOM MEN'S SACK SUITS in leading styles at prices to times. We start them at $4 50, and $8. Our leaders are $10, $14 Suits, whose qualities are un equaled. See them. Also a full line of better grades.

Our line of Men's Overcoats, well assorted, at lowest prices. quality Kersey, Cassimere and Coats at $6, $6 50, $7, $8, $9, $10 and $12. Our line of better grades are most cnoice ana in torn garments. make equal A choice line of All Wool at $7. $.

$10. A handsome line of better grades. Men's and Boys' Trousers, an end less variety. Mackintosh Coats, Rubber Coats, Tan Dongola Leather and $5 50; Reversible Oil Coats, Oil Coats at $4 50 $7 00 Hat Department Hoys' Alpine and Derby Hats. 1.

1 Also Men's Alpine Hats, in 25, 1 50, 2 ana $2 50. A full line of Children's and Boys' Hats and Caps at 25c, 50c, 75c, $1, 1 50 and 1 00. FUR ROBES CARRIAGE ROBES. Horse Blankets and Fur Floor Rugrs. We invite caretul inspection of our choice Floor Rugs at 2, 2 25, 3, 3 25.

Horse Blamcets at 85c. 1 WILLIAMSON I FOSTER, 326 Market Street. COHEN. 202 Market St. CORSETS! CORSETS! Our stock for Spring and Summer Is complete.

Short walsted, medium and extra kmjr walsted. Corsets In French woren and domestic. P. D. Corset, Thomson's Glove Fitting In three engtns and three colors, B.

G. Patent Molded in three lengths, C. B. a la Spirt te. Dr.

Warner's Corallne, Health and Four ln HanO. We are sole agents for Her Majesty Corsets, and call speda attention to oar lady customers to this Corset and feel confident that all who purchase It will be delighted with Its macnlflcent form, Ot and wearing Increases the length of the waist. We carry the Featherbone Corset In tne best quality, tub Corset Is absolutely unbreakable. Krery pair warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Sol agent for the Equipoise Waist, the substitute for Corsets made upon true hygienic principle; a perfect support from the shoulders, dlstrlbutlBg the clothing strain and weight.

Spring and Summer Underwear for Gents, Ladles and Children, in Lisle, Balbrlggan and Gauze. Men's Natural and French Mixtures. Our line Hosiery embraces everything new and good, stainless Black, Modes and Taas In prices to suit all. A large assortment of Real Hair switches always on hand. Grey Switches a specialty.

D. L. JAUSS OAL. COAL. STEAM ELEVATOR, racsREet.

TELBPHOITB 3STO 1565. At Ho. 28 S. Send Street. W.

H. FRALEY DEALERS IN China and Glassware, Lamps and Oils. We sell reliable Burning Oils and handle only the best Water White or Headlight and Elaine. PRICES ARE RIGHT. In quantities of 5 gallons we will loan either a spigot or a spout can.

No charge for the loan of the can and we deliver It free. There Is not a more convenient way ot buying oil than this. Teleplvone call JVo. 2,105. VV.

H. FRALEY 28 S. Second Street. Harrisburg, Pa. That the Blight trouble with your eyes, as you term It may, become a LASTING ONE.

There are many things you can trifle with but your eye sight Is not one of them. Better have them examined and the proper glasses supplied. Cocklin S8N.T1UKD ST11KET, Harrtsbunf. Pa. is a winner, Gieat Goods for a Nickel.

It. V. Falrlamb. 2 I Market Street, Harrisburg sepijf7 lm OLD BOOKS. 7.1nrs of all kinds bought and sold at the OLD UooK STORK, next door to court House.

decS4 FOSTER. all the suit the $6. $7 $12 and larue. Good Cheviot to cus Fabrics 25 and $1 50. Brown and Black, at 1 20, your and well selected line of Fur 3 50 and $4.

00, 1 25 and $1 50 at It Hi Best Place in tbe City to Buy Corsets, Underwear and Hosiery. qualities. This Corset reduces the size ana jjONT MISS THIS1 We have Veno's Remedies at both wholesale and retail, and announce in this connection that we are selling Patent Medicines at lowest cut prices, and will save money for you. W. Gross Son, 119 Market Street.

0 jyl5 tf Comfort lor the Feet Corns, Bunions and Ingrowing Kails skillfully treated. MKS. SI. L. ROMS SON, CHIROPODIST AND MAHICTJRE PAKL0B.3.

2G5 BRlGCiS STRKKT. Otllce Hours 9 i. u. to 5 r. M.

Tuewlav and FrtrtRvn. until m. novlH tt MUSICAL. FRANCISCO I)E ECI1EMENOIA, ol Santiago do Cuba, teacher of piano and director of music. Residence, Ko.

911 N. tsixts street. Highest referencea. C. A.

ELLENBERCER, O1 RGANIST Pine Street I'rcs'oytenan tliurch, graduate N. K. txjnservatory or und itiKin iat or cuair ot music Kiinn couege, Musical and Teacher of llano. Organ and Singing. Residence, No.

1 North Thirteen! street, ly EDUCATION Al TVTAOAME GUERPILLON, French Address at No. Front aug.ll, lyr XT JL Teacher. street, ARRISBURO BUSINESS Cl Market street. A ness oourse, lnciuouiB i i i The Missos Tomkinson an. POll Young I hool North yond street.

aujr23 tt Tlic Simiiions School, 1 MADI ON AVENUE, 28 XiJ. Et seventy Eighth street. New Yorlc city. Boarding and Day school lor younjr ladle Primary, Acndemtc, collegiate, Native, Krecn and Ciermiui Teicnt ts. special advantages in Music ana Art.

cvrtltlcae admits to lea colleges for women. sepus me tr:.