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DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBURG, PA. THUESDAT EVENING. MAY 3. 1833, TO DAY'S WKATIIKK REPORT. nr f.im twenty tour nours com.

menolng at 3 v. Thursday, Fair weather, northerly winds, no temperature. U. May Sd change In Hooal Weather Report. Signai.

Office, HahkisbukQ, May 2. 8 P. M. 8A. M.

13 NOON. Barometer 30.08 I 30.05 29.96 emperatore 48 4r 52 Humidity percent 76 67 6 Wmd W. N.W. N. Wind 6 10 12 Weather Cloudless Cloudless Pt'yCl'dy.

Mcan ftarometer, 30.01. Mean temperature, 48.3. Mean humidity, 69.0. Maximum temperature, 53.0. Minimum temperature, 41.0.

Maximum velocity ol wind, 14 miles per hour, occurred at 10:10 a. m. Precipitation, inches .00. JX P. S.

Briefs. Towels Damask, Hack, Crepe and honey onmh towels." at 12 Ac. These are just as big in sue. quality and nnssiblv be crowded into the TV 1 OXn Tirina. Thev are eood, serviceable towels and will rri vn thftir Full mat in erood service.

irntol frincrn ailfla nothiner in noint th. additional cost of the knots de tponta in at. an much from the value of the Th i9l Vnntiil frinire is. because of this, a very poor towel to buy there's lof r.f thp. towel.

THEY HAVE GONE BEFORE. not It is neither a thing of service nor a thing of beauty. It drops out between the two and rlnm wanted. sel The 17c. knotted fringe is good size, good nlitv and nretrv.

ThP. 25c. knotted frinee, larger, better and nrnttinr still. The 37 Ac. real damask, knotted fringe, 1 rrV a annA enonerh.

nrettv enough and fine enough, for anybody but we have towels up in ft7in India Linen our 12c. India linen is not victoria lawn, sold as India linen value is rrnwdpfl here. These beautiful srooda at 14c. 20c, 25c and S7Ae all have nil value and eive a field of choice. Unfinished French nainsook, for children's and ladies' dresses, 20c, 25c, 33c and 37 Plush Embroidery tapestry border, inches 'wide for mantles, only 50c adver tised as a bargain at 69c.

Dress goods 36 inch Siam' striped cloth 25c we have faith in these and waut you to ee them. Dives, Pomkboy Stewakt, The "Telegraph" at York. Mr. Pter IT. Montgomery has taken the acrencv for the Daily Telegeaph at York, and will deliver it to subscribers promptly upon its arrival.

Get the best Seats ranidlv. for JOTTINGS. 'The Baron" are still going Brickmakers and builders are about as busr as thev care to he. Soldiers kept passing through to the West vesterdav id to a late hour in the night. A regular monthly meeting of the Board Control will be held to morrow evening, The resident graduates of the University ofPennsvlvania are talking: about in? an alnmin association.

Our county commissioners have received the quota of ticket3 intended for use in this county at the une election. The Sunday school contention of the Har risbarg Lutheran Conference will be held at Hummulstown on May lath and i4tn. Some liiferestins: centennial matter and also a little chat about the legislative junk eters will be found on the inside pages. Wm. F.

Maulfair has been held for court on the charge of selling liquor without license and for keeping a disorderly house. There will be a meeting for children and young people in the interest of the amendment held at All Workers, Green and Calder streets, to morrow evening at 7 :30. A pleasing and instructive programme has been arranged. A short temperance song service, led by Mrs. Marion Sourbeer.

All are. in lAnt of Interments in the Principal Cemeteries During April. In the month of April the following interments were made in the two principal cities of the dead Harrisburg Jno. W. Shull, 1 year; Hannah G.

Laurence, 50 years; Maggie J. Beard, months; Geo. W. Simmons, 75 years; still born child of Henry Ott; Christiana Schaeffer, 80 years; still born child of Geo. Hess Mary Fisher, 60 years Laura J.

Bell, 37 years; Bertha Ellis, 11 months; Frank J. Kitzmiller, 1 year, 11 months Louisa Duffner, 39 years Jas. B. Spiese, 44 years; child.of Edward Garverieh; Peter Baker, 47 years; Jno. C.

Kunkel, 25 days; still born child of Wm. C. Myers; Lillie Ovster; James S. Elder, 63 years. Total, 19.

East Harrisburg Annie E. Owens, 13 days; Oscar B. Baker, 28. years; Charles L. Shaffner, 19 years, 8 months and 26 days; John Israel Masoner, 14 months; Sallie E.

McCarrell, 14 months; child of C. E. Tip pett, 3 days Alma May Henry, 3 months Jfthn "TcWillin.mtt FQ yp.ai'p." T.liy.a Rtain i 51 years; James N. English, 27 6 "I.cdaer Building," Phil. Flowers, flags and a general appearance of good cheer gave A.

C. Yates Co. 'a store in the Ledger building an unusually gay look this week. It is the firm's thirteenth anni versary. "Yes," said a representative of the firm, "this is our thirteenth birthday, and they nave been tmrteen on gut and prosperous years.

We might say we were born in pros penty, as our business was a grand success from the day of its birth. We are a Cen tennial firm, making our advent in that memorable year that gave Philadelphia so many new enterprises. cause of our success is as apparent as tne success itseit. Xhere was an abund ance of good clothing in Philadelphia before we opened, but it was clumsily made and was lacKing styie ana taste. We saw an opening for ready made clothing of a high graae mat would iacK nothing ot the style, taste and finish ot custom tailoring, and which could be sold at prices far below the high prices asked by merchant tailors.

Style and lit, you know, are matters of judgment and taste, and add nothing to the cost of garments; hence the essence of our success is a superior grade of clothing at a moderate price. "Our clothing is all made in our own factory and carefully supervised from the time the cloth leaves the loom until it reaches the backs of our customers. None but the best workmen are employed and, demanding good work, we pay good prices for it. Economy, not parsimony, is our rule with our work, knowing well that poor wages mean poor work. The firm manufactures exclusively for its own retail trade.

This is a great advantage, as it enables us to adapt our styles and materials to the taste and needs of our customers, much better than if we were jobbers and made for the country at large." Seuator Colquitt To night Hon. A. H. Colquitt, lato Governor of Georgia, and at present United States Senator from that State, will give an address this evening in the court house at 8 o'clock. He speaks in the interest of Constitutional prohibition.

Senator Colquitt has been one of the foremost temperance men of his State, and he is one of the best informed men in the country regarding the matter of temperance legislation. Everybody cught to hear him, even if not favorable to the amendment. The Silver Lake Quartette, justly famous in the State and out of it, will gie some good music. Gilinore'a Band Concert. Gilmore's famous band will give two concerts in this city on the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, May 21st.

A large trained chorna under the direction of Prof. S. M. White, of this city, will assist in the festival. Hospital Doimtlons.

The following donations were received at the Harnsburg hospital by superintendent Herman durins the month of April: Ed ward Rhine, lot of rusks Mrs. Charles H. Small, bananas and oranges; Ladies Aid Society of city hospital, a domestic sewing machine; Mrs. James Boyd, clothing; Miss Helen and Masters Harris U. and Ueorge Stewart, a lot of beautiful Easter flowers on Easter morning; Mrs.

Keim, lot 01 bread, cakes and biscuits; Mrs. C. M. Forney, lot of reading matter; J. E.

Rutherford, read ing matter: Hon. David Mnmmar a lot of serviceable clothing Mrs. J. B. Cox, cloth iner and reading matter cooking school, of this citv.

a nne donation or oranges, Da nanas and lemons. A Pastor for Olivet Clinpel. The eood people who worship at the Oli vet Presbvteriaa chapel, in East Harrisburg, are happy in the knowledge that they will have reeular services during tne summer. young man named Cochran, from the ADe crhenv seminary, who was recommenaea Dy Rev. Dr.

Robinson, will preach at Olivet during the summer vacation, about three months. The good people have not yet or rrnnizprl a conerpe ation. but thev have a flourishing Sunday school in which Governor Beaver is a teacher, and the coming of this young man is hailed with much satisfaction. OI S3.000.000 INVESTED. Barnum Bailey's Earth Undoubtedly Ever Been.

Greatest the Bis, Show on lent Affair The actual amount of capital invested by Barnum Bailey, who are equal partners in the "Greatest Show on Earth," is $3, 000,000, and the daily average expenses of rnnninQ the tremendous affair is $6,800 rain or shine. Here are a few of the chief attractions A wild Moorish Caravan, containing real Arabian horses, Moors, Bedouins, slaves, dancing girls, weapons, religious arti cles, etc. a black tent especially made to ex hibit the Dig gallery 01 supernatural visiuus, creations of the wizard's art; two menageries, two elevated stages, two equestrian rings, an elephant pavilion, museum, horse fair with actually 380 head of horses, Royal Japanese .1 TT! J3 il. troupe, ine jraris vjiympia xuppwurouie nu its thrilling races, the most astounding col lection of trained animals, including sheep, Delicans. ostriches, giraffes, zebras, pigs, donkevs.

cattle, birds, 2U human and 20 four footed clowns, 300 performers, embracing aerialists, bicyclists, equestrians, athletes, strong men, contortionists, boxers, fencers, runners, etc. The tents are the largest ever made, the costumes the most elegant and costly, and the dressing of the show so superb as to excite universal com ment Nothing but the most moral are ex hibited, while the children's entertainment is varied enough to delight every child in Christendom. The whole mammoth affair will be here on May 9th, Thursday, and the parade will take place in the morning at 9 A. M. All the tents will remaia up until 9 o'clock in the evening, and the night enter tainment is guaranteed to be the same as the afternoon performance.

AMUSEMKNTS. Tickets for the lectnre by Rev. R. H. Conwell, for the benefit of the Tabernacle BaDtist church, in the Opera House on the 15th inst, can be had at Reed's segar store, A.

P. tea store, Dow's shoe store and any members of the congregation. Evening entertainment for the. benefit of St. Lawrence church.

Three of the well known and enjoyable entertainments will be given at Shakespeare hall on the evenings of Thursday, Jbnday and oaturday, May 2d, 3d and 4th, by members and friends of the school and congregation. Go there and en joy the entertainments and partake of the choice refreshments. Admission, 25 cents; season tickets, 50 cents. mayl 4t WOXDEKFUJ, KESTOKATION a Lady's Voice After Having Been Lost for Eighteen months. From the scranton, Pa Times.

During the month of September, 1886, Mrs. Frances Mr. Pur cell, who at that time was a resident of Wilkes Barre, was at tacked with a severe cold, which was fol lowed by hoarseness and catarrh, this con dition steadib advancing until she suffered the greatest agony. The catarrh extended to the lungs ana she experienced great dim cultv in breathing; the throat became swol to sucu an extent that at times she could not swallow a particle of food or water. An attempt to do so pioduced such a terrible choking that her face would become black.

This condition continued until January, 1887, when she lost her voice. She could not speak above a whisper and at times she could not make a sound that could be under stood. She was treated by several physi cians without benefit, and her friends had given up all hope of her recovery. On the 12th of last October she was persuaded by friends to consult Dr. Strong, He examined her case and told her she could be cured, and like a drowning man who grasps at a straw she grasped at this, to her, the last hope for health.

She began at once to improve under Dr. Strong's treat ment, and in jnst two weeks from the first treatment she could speak in a loud voice, which Ehe could not do for mouths before. The catarrh, the difficult breathing, the ter rible choking all disappeared under the wonderful influence of StroDg's treatment, and to day she is free from her ter rible suffering. At the time Dr. Strong be gan to treat her she weighed 100 pounds and now she weighs 110 pounds and is increasing in.

weight weekly. The above is a truthful statement of the remarkable recovery of Mrs. Frances M. Purcell, formerly a resident of Wilkes Barre, and now a resident of Dan more, Fa. Dr.

Strong has opened an office at 339 Market street, over Marks' clothing store. He makes no charge for consultation and examination, and devotes hia time to chronic diseases, nervous female diseases, catarrh and diseases of the throat, stomach, liver, Gars, kidneys," blood and skin. Hours, 9 to 12; 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 o'clock. Absolutely Pure, riHIIS POWDER NEVER VARIES. A JL marvel of purity, strength and wholesome ness.

More economical than the ordlnarv kl nds. and cannot be sold competition with the multitude of low test, bhort weight alum or phos phate powders. "Sold only In cans." Royal waking rowDBH uo 106 wall street, N. Y. apno dly BUSINESS LOCALS.

For Ladies' Muslin Underwear Made on the best of Lock Stitch Sewing Machines the only complete line Harrisburg at Dives, Pomekoy Stewart's. Tho Last Week Of Morley's sale of Watches, Jewelry, at auction win be held at iviorley corner Third and Cumberland streets, commencing May 2d. You should not miss this sale. ap30 Iw Rheumatism Cured. Medical Batteries for $1 50, $2 50, $5, and $6 50 each.

Largest variety ever ex. hibited in this city. The Keystone Electric wonts, 204 worth Second street. "Off 1 off ye rags and tatters, said a man to his old clothes, after a glance at Good man six dollar suit. aprl7 tc On Market Street, at the River Bridge.

TERRA COTTA, SHRIMP PINK, BLUE, Finest and Largest Line of Ingrain Carpets Ever brought to Harrisburg by any house at one time. Prices from 25 cents per yard to 75 cents for finest All Wool Ingrain Carpets. that they could not possib'y get cheaper or manufactured for less, and buying them direct from the large manufacturers, and the grand styles, induced us to purchase in such large quantities. This is not bragging or idle talk, but business, which all who will call at The Only Yingst Carpet Store in Harrisburg Can easily see for themselves. Call soon, while the assortment is full, and at the right place: On Market Street at the River Bridge, Harrisburg, Pa.f Yellow Front, MOQUETTE, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.

Telephone Connection. Store open till 9 P. M. On Account of Going West The undersigned will sell his popular and will known business dealer in fancy goods, yarns, stamping ana stamping materials, Patterns, Plushes, India bUKs, banns, teens, and all kinds of knitting materials. Small capital required.

Inquire of MBS. A. B. HAPKE, ap24 tc 27 South Second street. I have just received a handsome line of Star Shirt Waists of the latest patterns.

The Star Waist has long been known as being the best made and best fitting of any manufactured in the country. Sam'l Kuhn, aprlO tc 6 North Market bqnare. Bargains in Hats. Soft Felt Crushers at 50c and 68c, were mi. it i i iti i ocanaqpi uu.

joutns iioui hms ai isc, were men sun: nats, spring snaaes, at $1 25 and $1 50, former prices $2 and $2 50. Young Gents' Nobby Derby Hats, latest colors, at $2 and $2 50. Fall line of Silk Hats at Williamson Fostek's, apr26 tc Hatters, 318 Market street Art Instruction. Instruction in all kinds of painting China, fired and gilded, 115 Market street, second floor Saba B. Chayne, marl3 tf Mabt Wilcox.

Ice for 1880. No doubt the question will be asked "Where can we get a supply of ice this Summer?" In conversation with J. S. Sible we learn he carried over several thou sand tons from last year which is of good quality cut On Stony creek dam at Dauphin, and will be shipped here on cars and delivered to his customers. He also enjoys large coal business, cuts kindling with steam power, sells a load for $1.50.

He keeps a large force of employes and delivers promptly. aprS tf E. M. Rhine, the baker, at 226 South street, has won a reputation for fresh Bread and Cakes, which is the secret of his success in business. tc I Picture Frames and Etchings.

A Black's Art store, 117 Market street, is the only place in the city where yon can get your pictures properly framed, and the only place yon can find an artistic collection of fine pictures of all grades. All our mould ings new; and French glass, first quality, used. marlS tf Chief attractions of the week will be the continuation of the sale of children's suits at $1 50, $1 68, $1 85 and $2, and up. B. E.

Goodman, 400 and 402 Market street. aprl7 tc Cabinet Size Photos. Feb Dozen, $1, PR Dozen. Cheap est and best in the city. Proof shown All join in praise of the style, finish and accurate likeness of our special I photos.

Try them and you will have no others. John D. Lemer, 1213 North Third street, Harrisburg, Ta. mar20 tc My line of children's suits is now open for inspection. As I make a specialty of these, I aui prepared to show as choice and handsome a stock as can be seen in Central Pennsylvania.

Sam'l Kuhn, aprlO tc 6 North Market Square. B. Goodman. Not too anxious, but just anxious enough, to convince the people that our whole assortment of men's and boys' spring suits are superior and cheaper in the general showing of other dealers in this city. aprl7 tc At his bakeby, No.

226 South street, E. M. Rhine dispenses such Bread and Cakes as one seldom gets anywhere else. He is a most excellent baker and has' a large trade. aul6 tc "Sings, plays and dresses well," said the girl of her lover, when she told the old gent.

"Where does he buy bis clothing said the father. "At Goodmans', of course." "All right, marry the chap; and bless you, my child, he will always dress nice and save money." aprl7 tc My display of Spring Overcoats and young men's suits is unexcelled. These goods are of the well known Rochester make. They are equal to tailor made goods in tit, style and finish. SAM Kuhn, aprlO tc 6 North Market Square.

Inducements for Evervbodvi Men's dark and light cassimere and Scotch cheviot suits $7 and $8. B. E. Goodman, 400 and 402 Market street, Harrisburg, tc Genuine Boston Cream Bread Fresh every afternoon at 4 o'clock also, all varieties of Cakes and Bnns. At E.

Rhine's, 226 South street. decl4 tc NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KNIGHTS OF HONOR. State Capital Lodge, No. 2030, will meet at their hall, No.

321 Market street, this evening at 8 o'clock. It RICHAKD MILES, Keporter. A BIG BARGAIN. Four lots onMuench near Fourth street, halt square from new Market house, tor sale at a great bargain If bought during the next 15 days. Call or write J.

F. ltOUKElt, office Fourth and Dauphin streets. Kesldence Second and Calder streets. my8 2t BOARDING Several boarders can be accommodated at No. 118 Locust street, near Second street.

myi iw Bath and all conveniences. MARY C. DAUB. MOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE, WERNERSVILLE, I'A. High on the mountain.

A delightful place for those seeking rest and recreation. Air compared to Colorado. Personal care and attention to guests. Steam heat. For circular, terms, address f.

GROSCH. apr22 2m IF YOU wish to Invest any sum, large or small, at 6 per cent, on First Mortgage or Judgment Note, security guaranted, see T. F. NEWBY, apl7 tf 205 Chestnut Street. I.

W. TURNER, Insurance Agent and Broker. REAL ESTATE bought and sold. Rents and claims collected. Gallon or address, No i53 ttiage avenue, Jiarrisburg, Pa.

apr23 6mos PRETTY and Cheap, and you must have some to clean up your walls this Spring Pretty and cheap you will say when you sec them. Come, please, for Wall Paper and Window Shades to Bekg stresser's, 109 Market street. Should you wish to hang it yourself, we will trim it with out extra charge. ruarSO ly STENOGRAPHY. SHORTHAND and expert typewriting practically taught.

Success guaranteed fi serious otherwise aon't apply. ecuuve unamner, private puplii tenographer. Ex Private puplia iyi '87 iy GREAT BARGAINS IN AND YET Furniture AT BOY D'S. WE have disposed of a great quantity of Furniture the past two months, yet we still have a large assortment of Oak and Walnut Bed Room Suites, Parlor Suites and Tables, Sideboards, Oak and Walnut, Hall Stands, that we will dispose of if Low Prices will make them go, as we are anxious to commence our improvements by July i st. Come and see what we can do for you at 31 South Sec ond street.

HATS, FLOWERS RIBBONS, AT Manufacturers' Prices. Having closed out the complete stock of a wholesale millinery house, we will sell the same now, in the beginning of the Spring Millinery Trade, at Sacrificing Prices to the Public. And at a fair profit to ourselves. The bulk of the stock consist of Jine colored Hats, suitableJIplLSum'mer'weaid line Tips, Fancy Ribbons, narrow and medium width in plain. Rihbans.

Black! Ribbons, Fine Flowers, WreatnaJESaves and Sprays. We have in proportion to the redaction of Trimmed Millinery reduced our TRIMMED Hats and Bonnets. You can save from $2 to $5 on a trimmed hat, and proportionately more on an un trimmed one, at Astrich's PALACE OF FASHION, 34, 36 and 38 North Third HAKRISBUltG, PENN'A, marao tc THOS. S.PETERS LICENSED Real Estate, Rent and Insurance Agent, No. 31 South Third (SECOND FLOOR), HARRISBURG, PA.

Jani2 The Wall Type Writer. PERFECT alignment, speed, changi typo, few keys. Please call and examu apr25 im eable ne. PHILLIPS NKWBY, 206 chestnut street Prof. White, DIRECTOR of music Grace M.

E. church, wll receive pupils in voice culture, piano forte, orglan and theory of music. Highest socla and professional references. For terms, apply at music rooms, No. 232 North Third street.

septl2 ti I. MILLER BROKERS, 30 North Third Street. Second Floor P. O. BOX 307.

HARRISBURG, PA. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND OIL bought aud sold In full and fractional lots for cash or on one per cent, or larger margins. Commission per cent. No interest or carrying charges except on oil. Profits unlimited and settlements prompt.

Best facilities by private wires. Call and see, or write ns. ALL KINDS OF and ornamental. tended to. aprll 8rn COAL sej20 lyr PLASTERING, plain Jobbing promptly at GEOKgEc.

SMITH, No. 255 Forster ptreet. LOWEST PRICES. LEWIS GASTROCK, I Brtggs Street, near P. K.

R. TTENRY C. DEMMING, Stenographer JLJL All kinds of work by Type Writers. Telephone connection. No.

IT North Third street. Agent Central Pennsylvania for standard Typewriter, janl iy am AMUSEMENTS. Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE. One week and Saturday Matinee, commencing In aKe MONDAY, APRIL 29th. A.

R. WILBER'g NEW COMBINATION spertolre ot the Latest New York Comedy id Dramatic Successes, with a change Seats now on sale Markley's. or piay.nigntly. Admission 10, so and 30 cents Positively tne only strictly first class company placing at pupuiar prices. THURSDAY EVENING "EXILE OF SIBERIA." lor every performance at QHESTNUT STREET HALL.

apr26 tc Thursday and Friday Evenings, May 2 and 3. Gypsy Encampment. Under the auspices ot Luther Union ot the Zlon Lutneran cnurcn. Admission is and 25 cents apr34 9t White Dress Shirts, Flannel Top Shirts, SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, New Styles in Hosiery, New Neck Wear. Unlaundried Shirts, 50c.

and Upwards. H.R.ZEIL&BRO., HATTERS AND FURNISHERS, No. 228 Market Street (OPPOSITE LOCH1EL HOTEL.) apr6 tc GEO. A. GROSS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent Ho.

31 North Third St. For Sale. Two brick houses Nos. 727 and 729 East State street. 8 stories and basement, about thirty feet front on State street.

Are now and have been for manv vears used as a hotel, contains twenty or more rooms, in good condition, is a licensed house and doing: a fair business known as the Mitchell House. No. 211 soutn Front street Lot 26jf by 105 feet, with privilege of 3 foot alley on adjacent Also No. 108 Mary's avenue Lot 23 by 52X feet; two stoi pertlea together, ry irame milium inereon. xnese pro form an and will be sold separately or Price very low If sold soon.

Nos. 400 and 402 Kelly street Two frame nouses, corner of ReHy and N. Fourth street. Lot 25 feet on Reilv bv 105 feet on N. Fourth St.

Grojery store on corner trade; stable on Fourth street on end of lot. All In first rate condition. Price low and terms to suit purchaser. No. 1328 William street Two story frame nouse; finished attic five rooms and kitchen; rents for $8 per month.

Lot 15 by 60 feet. One vacant lot corner of Calder and Marlon streets 20 by 60 feet. No. 48 N. Thirteenth street Three story frame house, conveniently arranged furnace in cellar siae entrance; lot 20 by 100 feet to 20 foot alley stable on rearof lot; terms easy.

No. 208 South Front street Two story frame house, two story brick back building and outside kitchen; has furnace, range, hot and cold water, bath, water closets, and private sewer to uienver. interior nrst class In all respects, Price low and terms easy. Nos 417, 419, 421 and 423 East State street jrour two story frame dwellings. For sale In pairs, or all tocethfir.

rt, so hv 1 10 feet. Nos. 218, 220, 222 and 224 Bailey street, Steellon our two story rrame aweiungs, eitner single or together. Pay good rents. Price low, Alarm of 220 acres In Fishing Creek Valley, Biz miles from Rockvllle.

Buildings small in fair condition; good water. The estimated value ot timber that can be cut off a part of this prop vi ky ib more than price askea ior tne wnoie tract. Several other farms on llRt. among them: A line farm ot nearly 200 acres in Cumberland wuutjr, wimm a or 4 nines 01 tmscity. wen watered; everything In first rate condition, and uucreu u.l very low ngures.

wouio man an ex celient stock farm. Many other properties, ranging In price from less than to such as are among the best In location and the most complete In finish and ap polntment In the cltv. are on my lists. Also, va cant lotes In all parts ot the city, at all prices and on favorable terms. A good opportunity is offered to any one de siring to go Into business, on one of the princi pal streets and business centers of the city.

urues desiring to make a change will close ou stock and fixtures on very favorable terms. Fo: particulars, call on or address GEO. A. GROSS, ZX North Third Street. FOR RENT.

No. 203 South Front street. Parties In search of safe Investments can always find something desirable on my list. Cor respondence solicited. Fire Insurance written at lowest rates.

A. M. STEEVER, DRUGGIST, Cor. Sixth and Boas Sts, TRY OUR MILK SHAKE AND EGG PHOSPHATE. Physicians' prescriptions compounded day or Acuutjuce over store.

Telephone con nectlon. mar27 8m J. T. ENSMINGER, Auctioneer Commission Merchant GL NO. 100, 102 and 104 S.

Second Street. W. BARNES. AUCTIONEER. Rent and Sales Airent.

and Collector. No. 1217 Green street. t. Orders left at.

th ppnthnnntnrv'a Office will receive prompt attention. aprl8 iy A WANTED. WANTED A white girl housework one with recommondatlons. mya tt 17OR RENT The dwelling 916 Green street. Nine rooms, rurnace and cement cellar.

street. land streets. to do general experience and Call at 119 South street. GENTS WANTED on tobacco In the to take insurance LANCASTER COUNTY MUTUAL HAIL IN SURANCE COMPANY. Apply to JOHNSON MILLER, Secretary.

aprifl) Lltltz, Pa. SALESMEN We wish a few men to sell our (roods bv Ramnta to thfi wholesale and retail trade. Largest manufacturers in our line. Koclose 2 cent stamn. Warns S3 nr dav.

Per manent position. No postals answered. Money advanced for wasres. advertising, etc. Centen nial Man'f'o Cincinnati, onio.

apil 4,,2 30t WANTED A situation to cook in a small famllv hv a whlto wnirmn. who can give best references. Also at the samenlacea young girl to do upstairs work. Address situation," this office. anrl7 tf WANTED If yon want Magazines ot Books bound, or any kind of Binding done, eayelt at the Daily Telkgraph office.

WT ANTED If yon want ANYTHING, advertise tor it in the Daily ana Whiw j. subgraph. WANTED SITUATION. ASHING done promptly for families or Individuals at No. 612 ADDle avenue.

my2 tf VVTANTED Washing to do away from homo, by a white woman. avenue. No. 1218 James WANTED A situation as housekeeper. Apply at No.

116 Market street. apr27 2w ASHING AND IRONING DONE Please call at 1403 Margaretta street. jan4 tf FOR RENT. IVOH RENT Pleasant furnished second JL floor front and rear rooms, one square from bupnui auu yvsv uiuce. ud rsorm second street apriiO tf house, No.

hath, range, Apply at 920 Green apr5 tf STORE ROOM for rent. Best location. Rent low. J. S.

SIBLE, Third and Cumber apr4 tf FOR RENT Large second and third story rooms at Barr's Hall, corner Second and Locust streets. All conveniences, Including steam heat and gas. Inquire of CHASE ROB ERTS, oa first noo mar20 tf FOR RENT Two story brick house, with all modern Improvements, 507 Walnut street; also smaller houses on Walnut and Fifth streets. Terms reasonable. In autre at 403 Walnut street.

ma8 tf FOR RENT Store room, No. 28 North Third street, College Bio ck Apply to S. W. FLEMING, fehl8 tf 32 North Third Street. FOR RENT The Dwelling No.

216 Mulberry street. Contains 7 rooms. Has gas, Inoulre at 1307 Green street. feb4 tf TTOR RENT The Store Room, No. 408 I Market street, now occupied by H.

R. ZelL Apply to P. RUSS. iani9 tf LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, with board, at 112 Market street. deci9 tr FURNISHED ROOMS for young men.

Modern conveniences, gas, heat, hot and cold water baths, at the Young Men's Christian Association, corner of Second and Locust streets. uent moderate. Apply a once. Ianl2 tf FOB RENT. TTOR RENT A large 8 story brick build JL.

lug and stable combined, located on the corner of Cumberland street and James avenue, size 22 feet by 60 feet. Suitable for light manufactur ing purposes, Formerly occupied as a paper box manuiactory. win rent muiaing or staDie separate. Possession given immediately. Inquire of feM tf J.T.

1SNSM1HU Second and Chestnut streets. FRANK R. LE1B, LICENSED Real Estate, Rent and Insurance Agent, No. 12 N. Third Street, HARRISBURG, PA.

r3 connection with my insuranoe business I have established a REAL ESTATE DEPAKT mjsnt ana am luuy prepared to BUY and SELL Real Estate and give PROMPT attention to the collection of RENTS at a reasonable commission. The following properties are offered for sale A number of new small dwellings on Mvers street, In Ewlngton, Dauphin county Pa. For sale cheap. TWO 3 story Brick dwelling houses, with story Frame back buildings, Nos. 411 and 418 cumDeriand street.

TWENTY NINE acres of ground In Rockvllle partly cultivated, thereon erected a Stone Man slon and Frame Dwelling House, nearly new; five springs of excellent water on the premises; railroad station close by. This is a fine property and will be sold cheap and on easy terms. This would make a magnificent country residence. THE 3 story Brick Dwelling House, No. 233 Porster street, corner Green, having all the modern conveniences.

FOUR very desirable Building Lots, each 2C 100 feet, on Vernon street, near Fourteenth. FOKTY SIX desirable Building Lots on Market, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Reglna streets prices made to suit the purbhaser, on easy terms. THREE 2 story irame dwelling houses, being Nos. 1436, 1438 and 1440 "Vernon street, all In good sondltion and having desirable tenants. The 2 story frame dwelling house on a lot 50x 100 feet, corner of West state street and Shank in avenue, with all modern improvements.

For Sale. Lot No. 1716, and 1718 N. Fourth street, being i feet front on Fourth street, extending 71 feet deep to private alley, thereon erected a 2 story frame dwelling with back build Lot 20x156 teet, thereon erected a 2J story frame building, with finished attic, and 2 story frame back building, situate No. 1732 N.

Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. Two lots in East Harrisburg cemetery, 7x15 feet each. Central location. Lot 17 feet 11 Inches fronting on Wallace street, extending 85 feet to Elizabeth avenue, being 29 teet 6 inches on said avenue, thereon erected a 2 story frame building, with one story back building, tin roofs, No. 1506 Wallace street.

Twenty six acres of land, thereon erected a two story brick residence with two story brick back building, also a large bank barn, Ice house, carriage house and sheds, located at Camp Hill, Cumberland county. Pa. The 3 story and attic brick dwelling house, No. 11 N. Front street, containing fifteen rooms and having all the modern conveniences.

This Is certainly a desirable property. Lot 90 feet front by 250 feet deep, on Pike at Camp Hill, with two story brick building thereon. Lot 70x220 feet deep with two story brick dwelling theron, at Camp Hill. Two lots, Nos. 16 and 17 of Reservoir plan, fronting on north side of Brlggs between 6th and Elder 20x111 feet each adjoining.

30 acres of good farm land In the borough of Camp Hill. Lot 57x250 teet deep and 2 three story frame slate roof buildings and stable at Camp HllLCum berland counly. One acre of land on Maclay street, Harrisburg, Pa. A two story brownstone cottage with all the modern conveniences. Situate corner N.

Third street and Gelger avenue. A very pleasant location. A desirable two story brick dwelling house, No, 229 Pine street. Ten shares of East Harrisburg Passenger Kail way Company's stock for sale. Wanted $10,000 at 5 per on first class city property.

$10,000 wanted at 5 per on first class city property. Desirable offices on Second and Third floors, with all improvements, Kelker Building on S. K. corner of Market Square. For Kent.

The three story brick dwelling, with all modern conveniences No. 236 W. State street. For Rent 2nd and 4th floors of building, cor 2nd and Slate streets. For Rent.

Large room on the Third floors of the fur story brick (McKee) building, Nos. 816 318 Market street. Suitable for a lodge or club room. AH kinds of property Insured against CYCLONES, WIND STORMS and TORNADOES at exceedingly low rates and in the largest companies, such as the Phenlx and Home Insurance Companies ol New York. Rates and full Information furnlsned on application.

These companies have had many years' ex pertence in this kind of insurance. LOANS NEGOTIATED. 0CtlS 2,4,6 tC FOR SALE OB, RENT THAT Elegant Residence, No. 1 1 09 Green street. Apply to J.

S. SIBLE, Third and Cumberland streets. marl8 tf PENSIONS for Soldiers, Sailors, their Widows or Parents. Pensions Increased, discharges procured. No pension, no fee.

Quarterly vouchers properly filled up. ALBEKT J. FGER, Alderman and Attorney for Claims, 1202 North Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. marr em Commence in the center of the following diagram and read in any direction and the answer is the same, viz ways from the center. Best Baby Carriage.

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Our reputation for the Best Clothing is not better known than our reputation for reasonable prices. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND CHILDREN. A. C. YATES SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.

PHILADELPHIA. YOU WIIX FIND EVERYTHING HIGH WITH ITS EXCEPT PRICES. That's the reason why our business is growing so rapidly. It is against your interest as well as ours to spend yonr money for a Spring Overcoat, a Spring Snit or a pair of Spring Trousers, without examining our London Made Garments. Fashion Catalogue and Samples Free by Mall.

E. 0. THOMPSON Tailor Clothier Importer 1338 CHESTNUT PHILADELPHIA. SHERET 1 Opposite the Court House, Invite the attention of buyers to their most magnificent DISPLAY OF FINE AND MEDIUM PRICED DRESS FABRICS That has ever been exhibited by any dry goods house in this city, We have just added to our stock many thousands of dollars' worth of beautiful novelties in Silks and Dress Goods of every conceivable style, quality and price, al! of which we are prepared to offer at prices far below those that ruled early in the season. JUS PE N.

Among many other special lots we offer 100 pieces of very finest Henrietta Cloth, well worth $1, at 50c. Choice shades jnst opened. 50 pieces China Silk, splendid quality and elegant styles, at 50c cost to land not less than 75c. 1 lot new shades in China Silks, plain colors, at 50c; great hargain. 50 pieces magnificent styles of fine China Silks, 75c, sold everywhere at $1.

20 pieces very choice shades, 40 inch all wool Serges at 50c. See these. 40 pieces of new shades in best quality of 40 inch Cashmeres at 50c; worth 75c. 100 pieces of 36 inch Cashmere in all the new shades at 25c. 50 pieces of a very fine all wool Cloth in desirable colors at 37c.

Lot after lot of Plaids, Stripes, in goods which are very choice in prices from 124c to37c. We have now in stock a very large selection of LADIES' PARASOLS, Which we positively assert are just half the price at which the same quality can be pnr chased for. We only ask that you look through our Lace and Embroidery Department and compare the assortment with what you may have seen and heard. Our Notion Department is chuck full of splendid bargains and everything in the Notion line, no matter what you may be looking for. Commencing this Saturday morning, we will give yon many bargains during the season, and cordially invite everybody to come and see what we are doing.

It will pay yon. Hespeotf COOL 1IY COOL.