Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

6 TO DAY'S WEATHER REPORT. Indications lor the twenty tour uoura com menclns at 8 p.m.. Saturday, May 4th: Fair and Slightly warmer weather and westerly Winds. Special Predictions. iMeal Weather Report.

O. 3. 8 P.M. 8 A.M.' 12 NOON. 30.00 30.03 30.13 49 48 63 51 60 58 N.W.

W. N.W. 13 Cloudy. Cloudless Pt. Cl'dy.

Barometer Temperature UDlliypci trail Wind Wind Weatber Mean barometer, 30.07. Mean temperature, 49.7. Mean humidity, 66 3. Maximum temperature, 64.0. Minimum temperature, 40.0.

Maximum velocity ol wind, 18 mllea per hour, occurred at 11:55 a. m. precipitation, D. P. S.

Briefs. Millinery the large space devoted to Every flower of recognized beauty and elegance reproduced. Nothing could be prettier or give a wider field of choice. The trimmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons, trimming materials are in the march. You'll find interest and profit everywhere.

Jewelry Some things have dropped, fl navo,) Vifoacf rtina wpw 1 9c. are 12lc. BUlVlu i I Dnnknnn rio. one TiTn in Clover.charms AVM WU VHVU ww and buttons, 50c; oxidized bracelets, 5c, and silvered Jersey pins, 7 dozen, are jusi in. an A silvorprl hair tins with bril liants, 12jc; considered cheap at more than double that price.

Dress Goods A 36 inch wide cloth in Btripes and checks for 25c the yard, would sell readily at a very goou Gents' Furnishings There are a long list. You'll find elegant things among the 25c and 37. ties. There are many among these you give much more for there's a big lot and a great variety of styles. Our all linen Collars, 19c, are selling faster and faster as they are getting found out.

Half Hose in all the grades, styles and prices. You'll find value crowded into these. Gents' Jewelry Chains, fobs, charms, cuff buttons, pins, rings, at prices much below what you'd give; amongst these we mention Gents' nickel silvered watch chains in assorted styles strong and serviceable 50c each. Money refandsd if they happen to turn black or tarnish, or cot as represented. In towels and linens at the linen counter you'll find value greater than price all through the great stock.

Dives, Fomeko Stewabt. The "Telearai.h" at York. Mr. Feter IL Montgomery has taken the agency for the Daily Telegraph at York, and will deliver it to subscribers promptly upon its arrival. Get the best JOTTINGS.

During the month of April there wer 3 258 commitments to the lockup. The gold watch and chain, chanced off at the Pennsylvania railroad roundhouse, was won by ticket No. 562, held by Robert N. Snodgrass, of Hamilton street, The A. M.

E. church and Sabbath school will hold their second annual union picnic at Mount Alto Park, on Wednesday, July 24th. They will be joined by churches and schools throughout the Cumberland Valley. FAHRENHEIT. One warm and pleasant summer eve We sat beneath a tree.

And she, the silence to relieve, This riddle asked ot me "If thirty two," she shyly said, "Is freezing point, do try To tell mo what" she hum? her head "la squeezing point asked 1. She bowed assent. My arm passed Tound That prettly little maid I think," I said, "the answer's found It must he 'two In the Brunonlan. Pulpit Note. Rev.

Joseph E. Sagebier, of Philadelphia, will preaeh at the First Baptist church tomorrow. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at Wesley Union church, on South street, Sunday at 7:30 P. M. Fine music by the choir will be rendered.

"A Christian's Attitude to Prohibition" will be the theme of Rev. Dr. Chambers' morning sermon at the Pine Street Presbyterian church to morrow. A meeting of railroad men for prayer and conference will be held in the All Workers' chapel, Green and Calder streets, Sunday, May the 5th, at 4:45 p. to be led by Alfred Rhinehart.

Speaking by other railroad men. All railroaders are cordially invited to be present. "The Baron'' on Monday Evening. Monday evening the Harrisburg Operatic Society will make its first appearance on any stage and the Opera House will be crowded by tbe best people of the city. It is an amateur event that has excited more than usual interest, and as the society embraces many of the leading vocalists of the city the opera, which is "Erminie" under another name, will be given as well, and even better, than most traveling companies give it Elaborate costuming and stage settings will make the production a notable ting one.

lelfc one. I he seats lor Monday evening; are early all gone and there are few good seats left for Tuesday evening. A Union Prayer Meeting In the interest of the prohibition amendment will be held iresJiWednesday, May 8th, at 8:30 P. in Presbyterian church. All our people are cordially iu vited.

The day will be observed all over the State as a day of prayer, and the interest excited in the subject will doubtless secure large audiences both here and elsewhere. The ministers of Harrisburg are requested to call the attention of their people to this meeting, a programme for which has been arranged by a committee of the Ministerial Association. A Good Thing Twice. The grand time anticipated was fully realized last evening at the "Vine Street M. E.

church sociable. The sociable will be continued this evening and theie will no doubt be another large gathering. The ladies of the church are to be congratulated upon their splendid success. A Former Resident Physician Dead. Dr.

W. H. Pinckney, who was resident physician at the hospital about two years ago and who was married after he left Harrisburg, died in New York on Wednesday. Ee was a relative cf Mrs. Dunott.

Absolutely Pure, THIS POWDER NEVER VARIES. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesome ness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude ot low test, short weight aJumor phos Shate powders. "Sold only in cans." Royal akino Powskb loo Wall street, N. Y.

prio diy mm fcRpYALPSS'ol? THE CHILDREN'S FRIENDS. Barnaia and Bailey Coming to Delight and Instruct Xbetn. What a wealth of wonders and embarrass ment of features Barnum and. Bailey have collected for exhibition in their Greatest Show on Earth this year The wonder is, not that they exist, but that they can crowd so much into their tents and Ehow them all in one day. Cagea.steam musical chariots and others, Vild beasts, horses in the horse fair, trained animals, herds of elephants, hippo drome races, three circus companies, two menageries, black illusion tent, aquarium, aviary, 300 performers, 125 acts, an army of employes, and, in fact, everything inas money can buy.

Besides all this, the Wild Moorish Caravan, with Arabian horses, arms, dancing girls, animal skin tents, religious articles, and all accoutrements and paraphernalia belonging to the wild tribes of the Sahara. Museums of curiosities, four trains of railroad cars, more in reality than was ever exhibited before ia any conn try at one time, all of it new, bright, rich, and grand, and the tone of the whole pure, moral, and conspicuously clean. Barnum and Bailey have certainly a great show, and they are both great men, as well as being tiie benefactors of the public and the teachers of the children. Their whole undivided fifteen new United Shows will be here on Thursday, May 9th, and the great free street parade take place in the morning at 9 o'clock. Y.

M. C. A. NEWS, Harrisbura Will be Represented at Two Interesting Conventions. The twenty eighth international convention of the Youna Men's Christian Associa tions of the United States and British Prov inces, will be held at Philadelphia, from May 8th to 12th.

This body meets every two vears and is one of the most interesting and profitable of conventions. Over one thou sand delegates will De in attendance, a goodly number will represent Harrisburg. Mrs. James Boyd has presented the library with two volumes of Jr. ii.

bhendan pergonal memoirs. The young men's meeting on Sunday afternoon at 3 :30 o'clock, in Association Hall, will be led by C. W. Dietrich, and the sing ing will be in charge of A. C.

Stamm. All young men who attend will find pleasant room, good singing and short practical talk 3. Mr. C. E.

Hurlburt, the new State Secre tary of Pennsylvania, stopped over for a few hours on Wednesday, and visited the local association. He was on his way to Orange, N. where the secretaries' conference is now convening. Harrisburg is represented at the conference by General Secretary Hawley and Prof. W.

E. Hoffman, superintendent of the gymnasium. Will Levy Five Mills. There was a special meeting of Common Council last night to consider the ordinance making a levy and assessment of city tax for the yc ar 1889. Twenty five members were present and the ordinance passed hnaiiy by a unauimous vote.

It provides for a levy of five mills, three mills for general revenue, one mill for necessary improvements, three eights of a mill for the sinking lund and five eights ot a mill lor the payment ol in terest and principal of $179,349 30 of the city increased indebtedness. Mr. ConwelPs Lecture. Rev. R.

H. Conwell, of Philadelphia, whose popularity as a lecturer is unsurpassed, will appear before our citizens at the Upera House on the 14th inst. I he men tion of Conwell appearing in this city means a full house, as he has hosts of friends and admirers in the capital city. Additional Religious Notices. Forster Street Lutheran church.

Eev. Dr. Everett, pastor. At 10:30 a. "Do Tou Believe In God?" At 7:30 p.

"Did Christ Work Miracles?" At 1:30 p. Sunday school. At 6:30, young people's praise service. At 7:30 Wednesday first lecture on "Cord's Prayer, fol luwea uy prayer service. AMUSEMENTS.

Evkking 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 lhursday, Inday 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 UUSIMiSM LOCAL8. For Ladies' Bluslin Underwear Made on the best of Lock Stitcb. Sewing Machines the omy complete line in liar risburg at Dives, Pomeeoy Stewart's. Coal! Coal! Try J. S.

Sible's Pea Coal, at $3 50 per ton, or 2 JNut at $4 25. my3 2t Stout and Tall Men. Very stout and very tall men can bo per fectly fitted hero, as we always have a com plete line of their sizes. Sam'l Kuhn, No, 6 North Market Square. The Last "Week Of Morley's sale of Watches, Jewelry, at auction will be held at Morley's.

corner Third and Cumberland streets, commencing May 2d. You should not miss this sale. ap30lw Genuine Boston Cream Bread Fresh every afternoon at 4 o'clock also, all varieties of Cakes and Buns. At E. M.

Rhine's, 226 South street decl4 tc Klieumatism Cured. Medical Batteries for $1 50, 2 50, $5, $6 and $6 50 each. Largest variety ever exhibited in this city. The Keystone Electric Works, 204 North Second street. AT HI3 BAKERY, No.

226 South street, E. M. Rhine dispenses such Bread and Cakes aa one seldom gets anywhere else. Ho is a most excellent baker and has a large trade. aul6 tc Bargains in Hats.

Soft Felt Crashers at 50c and 68c, were 75c ana $1 00. Youths' Cloth Hats at 25c, were 50c. Men's Stiff hats, spring shades, at $1 25 and $1 50, former prices $2 and $2 50. Young Gents' Nobby Derby Hats, latest colors, at $2 and $2 50. Full line of Silk Hats at Williamson Fostee'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. Cuayne, marl3 tf Mary Wilcox. "Off off ye rags and tatters, said a man to his old clothes, after a glance at Goodman's six dollar suit. aprl7 tc.

Ice for 1889. 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 carriei over several thousand tons from last year which is of good quality; cut on Stony creek dam at Dauphin, and will be shipped bere on cars and delivered to his customers. He also enjoys a large coal business, cuts kindling with steam power, sells a load for.

$1.50. He keeps a large force of employes and delivers promptly. apr3 tf E. M. Rhutb, the baker, at 226 South street, has won a reputation for fresh Bresid and Cakes, which is the secret of his success in business.

anl6 tc Picture Frames and Etchings. Al Black's Art store, 117 Market street, is the only place iu the city where you can get your pictures properly framed, and the only place you can find an artistic collection of fine pictures of all grades. All our mouldings new; and French glass, fust qualify, used. marl3 tf" Chief attractions of the week will be the continuation of the sale of children's suits tit $1, $1 50, $1 68, $1 85 and $2, and B. E.

Goodman, 400 and 402 Mai street aprl7 te Cabinet Size Photos. Per Dozen, $1, per Dozen. Cheapest and beat in the city. Proof hhown All join in of the style, liuish and accurate likeness of our special $1 photos. Try them an, you will have no others.

John D. Lkmer, 1213 North Third street, Harrisburg, Pa. mur20 tc B. E. Goodman.

Not too anxious, but just anxious enough to convince the people that our waole assortment of men's and boys' spring suits are superior and cheaper in the general showing of other dealers in this city. aprl7 tc tiABBIBBtTBG EIiEGRAPH, SATVRAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1889. A NEW DEPARTURE. Said Uncle Sam: "I will be wise, And thus the Indian civilize Instead of guns that kill a mile, Tobacco, lead and liquor vile, Instead of serving out a meal, Or sending Agents out to steal, I'll give, domestic arts to teach, A cake of Ivory Soap to each. Before it flies the guilty stain, A WORD OF WARNING.

There are many white soaps, each represented to be just as good as the 'Ivory';" they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright 18S6, by Procter Gamble. Choicest and Lowest. Of men's, youths', boys' and children's suits we have a complete line.

Not only is onr line the choicest, but our prices are the lowest, as an inspection will convince yon. Sam'l KrjUN, No. 6 North Market Square. "Sings, plays and dresses well," said the girl of her lover, when she told the old gent. "Where does he buy his 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 Inducements for Everybodyy Men's dark and light cassimere and Scotch cheviot suits $7 and $8. B. E. Goodman, 400 and 402 Market street, Harrisburg. aprl2 tc Remain in Harrisburg for Three Months.

HAVING all the improved instruments for examining aud treating disease, he is enabled to effect cures where other physicians, who do not possess the same means of ascertainining the exact condition of the patient, fail. Special attention given to CHRONIC DISEASES and so called incurable cases. The following are some of the diseases cured by his treatment when all other methods fail: Dyspepsia, rheumatism, paralysis, catarrh, scrofula, cancer, female weaknesses ot every description, diseases of the lungs, throat, skin, kidneys, eye, ear, 6tomach, bladder, heart, spine, liver, bowels, internal and external ulcers and tumors, and urinary diseases. Nervous diseases, loss of memory, nervous debility, prostration, treated successfully by an entirely new method of practice. Rupture, cr hernia, cured in from one to two weeks, without the aid of a truss, surgical operation or pain.

Piles, fistula and all diseases of the rectum cured without the nse of knife or pain. Tape worm removed in a few hours. All surgical operations performed in the most successful manner. Electricity applied to cases requiring its use, with the latest improved electrical appliances. An extensive experience in private practice, and in the wards of the largest hospitals in this country, enables him to treat the above, and all other diseases with remarkable success.

Consultation and examination free. OFFICE, 339 Market street, corner of Fourth street, entrance on Fourth street. HOURS, 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 o'clock. Office closed on Sunday. my3 tc MARRIED.

BEIDLE HARPEL On the 25th ot April, by Rev. L. Peters, Mr. IIarkt F. Ueidlk and Miss Lillian Harpel, both ol fcsteelton.

SMITH YOUNG On April 26tU. by Kev. L. Peters, Mr. John Smith, or Steelton, and Miss Elizabeth Yoono, ot flarrtsburir.

YOST COBAUGH On May 2d, by Kev. David McKee, Mr. Thos. M. Yost to Miss Kate Co baugh, all of Mlddletown, Pa.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, at 31 North Third street. Inquire It TXy ANTED Agents to solicit orderB from 11 consumers ol tea, coffee, etc. Presents given to purchasers. A small bond required.

Address Git AND UNION TEA Eleventh avenue, Aitotna, Pa. may4 2t BOARDING Several boarders can be accommodated at No. us Locust street, near Second street. Bath and all conveniences. my 1 1 MAKY C.

DAKS. SILVER PLATED WARE, best quality. For sale at II. c. ORTH'S Music Store, 18 South Fourth street.

PROTECTION. INSURANCE against Death is a Great Protection, but every man must feel that Insurance against disease and accident Is a protection even great er and nr. ore necessary. The BALTIMORE MUTUAL reaches every man, woman aud child. Sick and accident uenertts paid lor week commt'nclntr April 9Ui Mary Wlngate, 827 N.

Third street ft 00 Mary Rider, Clinton avenue 375 Wm. Rowle, Clinton avenue Godfrey Smith, 1405 Penn street 6 25 Philip Sanders, Ilummelstown 6 25 Francis Smith. 445 State street 5 00 Rob. Harnett, 706 State street a 50 Mary Green, 603 North avenue 1 25 James L. Tate, 605 South street 6 ss Agents wanted.

Office, 5X S. Third street. may4. 1889 ly A. M.

STEEVER, DRUGGIST, Cor Sixth and Boas Sti. TRY OTJW MILK SHAKE AND KGG PHOSPHATE. Physicians' prescriptions comp(uuded day or night. Residence over store. Telephone connection.

mar27 3m STENOGKAPHY. SHORTHAND and expert typewriting practically taught. Success guaranteed It sorious otherwise don't apply. Private pupils preferred. R.

F. CitOMLiN Stenographer, Kx ecutlve Chamber. lyal 'CT ly The grease and dirt no more remain 'Twill change their nature day by day, And wash their darkest blots away. They'll turn their bows to fishing rods, And bury hatchets under sods, In wisdom and in worth increase, And ever smoke the pipe of peace For ignorance can never cope. With such a foe as Ivory L.

Ei. KELKER, Builders' and Housefurnishing HARDWARE Carpenters' and Machinists' Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, Door and Window Screens, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Mower Sharpeners, Cotton and Rubber Hose, Garden Tools, AGENT FOR Columbia Bicycles and Tricycles, Expert, Light Roadster, Volunteer L. R. Safety and Tandems. SAFETY BICYCLES FOR BOYS Easy to ride, and no danger of "taking headers." TRICYCLES FOR GIRLS, All sizes.

Keystone Beaters ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED BY XulRSi S. T. H0BSB. WONDERFUL INVENTION is the popular verdict. It makes Cake, Mixes Batter, Kneads Light Dough, Mashes and Flakes Potatoes, Freezes Ice Cream, Whips Frnits and Vegetables, Beats Eggs, Mixes Egg Drinks, Creams Butter and Sugar, Whips Cream, Churns Butter, makes Mayonaise Dressing, and does lots of other useful things.

It does in a few minutes the work of half an hour. MARKET SQUARE, P.O. BOX 114. HAR1USBUEG. PA.

Our Experience With Ladies Who Formerly t)id the Bulk of their Shipping in Philadelphia and New York. "Do you know this is the first bat I bought in Harrisburg, and have lived here twelve years. "Why, how is that "Well, I couldn't get suited in one place, and I disliked gaing in and out of different places without buying, so I concluded to give it np and make my millinery purchases in Philadelphia every season. I am really glad you have come here. This going out of town may suit some people, bnt it doesn't suit me, and when people can get what they want at home there is no excuse for their going away." "Bnt don't you think there are ladies here, who delight in telling their friends of the pretty things they have seen or purchased at so or bo for no apparent reason, and for the purpose only of having theui (their friends) know that they had been out of town.

Why, ladies come In here every day, look at articles that will bear comparison with any body's and tell me the same borrowed tnle of how much cheaper things are in New York and Philadelphia, and I often wondered whether itever occurred to them thut I knew something about New York and Philadelphia the impossibility of obtainiug goods cheaper and better there than here. "Oh! yes! I know of quite a number of that class, bnt there are a good many situated as I am, who by reason of their inability to purchase satisfactorily bere were forced to look elsewhere, but that necessity is done away with now. We have four Millinery and Fancy Goods Establishments exclusive, large Dry Goods Houses. Jewelry stores, Toy and Housefurnishing stores, that offer every inducement to home trade, and I believe when ladies see the advantages of encouraging home trade and the folly and shallowness of boasting off their out of town shopping tours Huriisburg will have more cause to be proud of its inhabitants. I am Mire of it." A little piece of home truth overheard at Astrich's PALACE OF FASHION, 34, 36 and 38 North Third IIAKKISBUitG, PEKN'A.

marso tc AMUSEMENTS. Acres of Diamonds. LECTURE BY ReT. Russell H. Conwell, AT THE OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 14th, 1889.

Admission .....60 cents. Reserved seats at Markley'a without estra charge. Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE. One week and Saturday Matinee, commencing MONDAY, APRIL 29th. A.

R. WILBER'S NEW COMBINATION la a Repertoire of the Latest New York Comedy and Dramatic Successes, with a chance of play nightly. Admission 10, 20 and 30 cents Positively the only strictly first class conroanv Dlavlntf at DODular nrw SATURDAY EVENING: 10 NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM Seats now on salo for every performance at Markley's. anr26 tc Exhibits at Harrisburg OS BASE BALL GROUNDS, SIXTH AND MACLAY STKEETS, Thursday, May 9th, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. P.

T. BARNUH'B Greatest Show on Earth! Monster London 3 Ring Circus, Paris Olympia Hippodrome. Horse Aquarium. Black Wizards Tent of Illusions. Real Wild Moorish Caravan Scenes of Barbaric Splendor and Eastern Fomp.

Charming Algerian Dancing Maidens. VENERABLE HIGH PRIESTS. Wandeting Tribe of Bedouins. SKILLED WARRIOKS, DARING SHEIKS AND FEARLESS HORSEMEN. Together with all the Religious Articles.

Camp Equipage, Traveling Paraphernalia, Genuine Arabian Horses, Arms and Accoutre ments. Desert Tents of Animal Skins, Slaves, Attendants, Herders, and a THOUSAND AND ONE ELEGANT FEATURES Depicting Life on the Sahara Desert. PICTURES OF SCENES IN MOROCCO. Attack on the Travelers, Flicrht, Pursuit and Canture. Realistic Pitched Battle, and other extraordinary features of this magnificent and gorgeous entertainment.

Besides exhibiting the peaceful pastoral lives of these remarkably strange people, and showing glimpses of life in the Harem and Nomadic Scenes, together with all the new and costly ea Ol Hit) WHOLE UNITED 15 EXPOSITIONS. Two performances every day at 2 and 8 f. m. Doors open an hour earlier. All tents remain upuntll9atnlght.

Admission to the 15 Expositions Children Under 9 Tears, 25 Cts. GREAT NEW FREE STREET PARADE. Containing fully ti.600,000 worth of new features, Prorv riaxr ratn am oVi inn nf A a utj uiu vi ouiuc, ecu At m. For the accommodation ot the public, an office uwu cowwusubu at jnarKieys a rug score, where reserved seat tickets can be purchased at the regular price, and admission tickets at the usual slight advance. CHEAP EXCURSIONS ON ALL ROADS.

GEO. A. GROSS, Real Estate and Insurance Agent No. 3h North Third St. For Sale.

Two brick houses Nos. 727 and 729 East State Btreet. 8 stories and basement, about thirty feet front on State street. Are now and have been lor many years used an a. hotel, contains twenty or more rooms, in good condition, is a licensed Kir auu umg a rair Dusiness Known as ine Mitchell House? NO.

211 Smith Vrnnt atroat It ORU hir TfK feet, with privilege of 3 foot alley on adjacent a'iso No.ios Mary's avenue Lot 23 by 52X feet tWO Story iramo hnllillncr f.lurnn 'riinsn nrn. pertles form an Land will be sold separately or together. Price very low if sold soon. Nos. 400 and 402 Kelly street Two frame 0jwruer ot "euy ana n.

Fourcn street Lot 25 feet on Rellv bv IDS fet on N. Fourth St Grocery store on corner doing good trade; stable on street on end of lot. All in first rate condition. Price low and terms to suit purchaser. JNo.

I3d8 William street Two story frame uuisuea attic nve rooms and kitchen; rents lor 18 ner mnnth Int. ik hir tn toot. One vacant lot corner of Calder and Marion streets 20 by 60 feet. No. 48N.Thlrteenth street Three story frame house, conveniently arranged furnace In cellar Sowentrance; lot 20 by 100 feet to 20 foot alley; ii lul iou; terms easy.

sui Front street Two story frame slde kitchen; has furnace, range, hot and cold Jr Dath. water closets, and private sewer to 1 nrst ciass in an respects, Price low and terma si Nos 417. 419, 421 and 423 East State street uui iwo story frame dwellings. For sale in pairs, or all tovnt.hvr Tit mi i in toot. Nos.

218, 220, 222 and 224 Bailey street, Steelton nr awry rrame dwellings, eitner single a ,6 1 raJ gooa rents, pi ice low, acres in Flshlne creek Valley 31X muea rrOm Knnlrollln IlnUHlTm. email In 00d water. The estimated value 1 Ulat can Dc cut off a part of this property is more than price asked for the whole tract, several other A ne rarm of nearly 200 acres In Cumberland COUnty, Within a nr mllsg n( thiaxltv IVoll wteid'eve'ythtng In nrst rate condition, and Xn vr lowugures. would make an excellent Stock farm ranging In price from ieS8 Ulan SLOTiO t.n tmll uu ami nrvmnfr thn hnet In location and the most complete in finish and ap 1., i tui are on my lists. Also, va of the city, at all prices and on favorable terms.

opPortUulty 13 offered to any one de smiig to go into business, on one of the principal streets nd i.dOI, desiring to make a change will close out sck and fixtures on very favorable terms. For vtuuiuio, van on or address GEO. A. GROSS, North Third Street. FOR KENT.

No. 203 South Front street. Parties in search of safe Investments cm always find something desirable on my list. Correspondence solicited. Fire Insurance written at lowest rates.

FOR SALE OR RENT THAT Elegant Residence, No. 1 109 Green street. Apply to J. S. SIBLE, Third and Cumberland streets.

marl3tf YOTJ wish to Invest any sum, large or small, at 6 per cent, on First Mortgage or Judgment Note, security BCD T. F. NKWBY. apn tt 806 Chestnut Street. IF 0.

P. GROVE, Third and Broad Sis. New This Week. 21 pieces of Surah Silk, 20 inches wide, price 49 cents. 5 pieces Swan Faille Black Silk, 20 inches wide, price 1 3 pieces Peau de Soie Black Silk, 21 inches wide, price 1 .25.

5 pieces Satin Rhada meaux, 68c, 75c, 87c 1 ,00. 5 pieces extra quality Black Dress Surahs, 24 inches wide, 75c, I $1.25. 2 pieces elegant Black Silk, Cashmere finish, $1.50. 25 pieces new Spring Suitings, 36 inches, 25 cents. 10 pieces Colored Henrietta, 42 inches, 371 cents.

10 pieces Colored Henrietta, 46 inches, 48 cents. 20 pieces Spring Suitings, 12 cents. ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS. Best in the World. Adjustable, with Silk side fores; snort Hips; JLook Clasp ixeeis.

jrriee si.uu The celebrated French. Nursing Corset. Price $1.00 and $1.25. This Corset is deservedly popular with, long waisted ladies; one inch longer than regular goods. Price $2.00.

A beautiful Sateen, in white and cream. French back. Tastefully ornamented. Price $1.50. SOLD BY 0.

P. GROVE, Third and Broad Streets 1 BIMSTBII BROS. FINNEY. HANDSOME LINES OF NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY. DreSB DePtment, replete with all thelatest Novelties and So f' Pn? alwya.

lowst All the new colors in All Wool Cashmews, 37ic 50c, 75c. $1. Special lot of 40 inch Colored Henriettas, 37ic, have never Sr coloring cen wtWuntil recently Ji cuurs, ouc. regular price. 65c.

Side Band SmtiDH, all wool and silk and woo 62c and upward. Togefher with a magnificent lineofHlgh Class Novelties in Plaids and Stripes suitable for combinations. DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, AC All the novelties of the season in unparalleled variety to suit various and extended lines of fabrics in vo ue is amply represented in onr Dress Goods Department 0 THE LINEN DEPARTMENT. Full to overflowing with the greatest bargains in Table Linens, Towels and Napkins ever offered in the city. Loom Linens, 20c, 25c.

and 31c. Cream and Bleached Damasks, 37c 50c, 62jc and np. Ask to see our special soft finish Bleached Damasks at 50c A dozen styles. 65c is the usual price for this quality. Extra value in Bleached Damasks, 75c, 87c, 1 and 1.25 and upward.

Onr 12jc extra size Damask Towels are sold elsewhere at 20c. In proportion onr 17c Damask Towels are worth 25c, and the Hemstitched Hack Towels everywhere 37c, oar price 25c Extra values in Huck and Damask Towels, 37c, 50c, 62c, 75c, $1 to $2 each. Napkins, 75c, 90c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3 to $9 a dozen. We can match nearly all the table Damasks with 5 8 and 3 4 Napkins. In connection with this announcement we call particular attention to our complete assortment of Matched Setts in boxes suitable tor presents, $5 and upward.

Crochet Quilts, 75c to $1.25. Marseilles Quilts $1.50 to $10. Pillow Linens and Sheetings in all widths and qualities, all at our guaranteed low prices. EINSTEIN BROS. FINNEY, 223 MARKET STREET.

Commence in the center of the following diagram and read in any direction and the answer is the same, via: Best Baby Carriage. The diagram may be read in more than 500 ways from the center. EG EGAGE EGATAGE EGA1RJAGE EGAIRRRIAGE EGAIRRAKRIAGE EGAIRRAQARRIAGE EGAIRRACyCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYkYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBATjABYOARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABTrBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABTSTBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABTSSTBABYCARRIAGE EG AIRR A.CYB ABTSEfi ESTBABYC A IAGfE EGAIRRACYBABTSESTBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABTSTBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABTBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYBABYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYJ3YCARRIAGE EGAIRRACYCARRIAGE EGAIRRACARRIAGE EGAIRRARRIAGE EGAIRffcRIAGE EGATAGE EGAGE EflE ROBINSON, NORTH THIRD STREET. Customers are taking advantage of our sale prices is our motto. Catalogues sgV LODGE 9 OVERCHARGED" GUN and man "kick" when overcharged, but a fair charge "dags" its game.

Buyers are never scared from the Ledger Building by high prices. Our reputation for the Best Clothing, is not better known than our reputation for reasonable prices. .1 CLOTHING FOB MEN ASD CHILDREN. A. C.

YATES SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS. PHILADELPHIA. YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING HIGH WITH US EXCEPT PRICES. That's the reason why our business is growing so rapidly. It is against your interest as teeU as ours to spend your money for a Spring Overcoat, a Spring Salt or a pair of Spring Trousers, without examining our London Made Garments.

Fashion Catalogue and Samples Free by Mail. E. 0. THOMPSON Tailor Clothier Importer 1338 CHESTNUT PHILADELPHIA. apr8 tet All the Leading Styles Derby STIFF HATS, Black and Colors, In Toumsns, Dnnlsp, Miller and Spelliuan Blocks, S2 and Upward.

Soft Hats, New Colors, 91.00 and Upward. Fall Line Hen's Famishing Goods kt Low Prices. H.R.ZEIL&BRO, HATTERS AND FURNISHERS, No. 228 Market (Removed) (OPFOS1TE LOCU1EL HOTEL.) apr(3 tc ALL KINDS OF PLASTERING, plain and ornamental. Jobbing promDtlv attended to.

GEORGE C. SM ITH, apm 8m No. 255 Forster Rtret. CI W. BARNES, AUCTIONEER, Rent VH and Sales Agent, and Collector, No.

1217 Green street. Orders left at the Prothonotary's Office will receive prompt attention, apria iy 1' low prices for Baby Carriages, free. Retail at whole PRETTY and Cheap, and you must have some to clean up your walls this Spring Pretty and cheap you will say when you see them. Come, please, for Wall Paper and Window Shades to Berg stresser's, 109 Market street. Should you wish to hang it yourself, we will trim it with out extra charge.

mariMly I. MXXXER BROKERS, 30 North Third Street. Second Floor P. O. BOX 307.

HARRISBURG, PA. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, PROVL SIONS AND OIL bought and sold In lull and fractional lots for cash or on one per ccntTcw larger margins. Commission per cent. No ln xcePt on on Pronto unlimited and settlements prompt. BestfaclUV ties by private wires.

Call and see, or write OS. I W. TURNER, Insurance Agent and Broker. REAL ESTATE bought and sold. Rents and claims collected.

Call on or address. No avenue, HarrUburgr. Pa. apr23 6mos The Crandall Type Friter. PERFECT alignment, speed, changeable type, few keys.

206 Chestnut street apr25 lm HENRY C. PE AIMING, Stenographer; At kinds of work by Type Writers. Telephone nuection. No. 17 North Third street.

Agent Ceutial 1 unnsy.vanla for standard Typewriter. Janl ly CG. SMITH CO. (limited), wholesale a dealers and packers ot leaf tobacco, No. 439 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa.

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