Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

iutt.y Tram TT A FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 27, 1378. WKATHEK RKPOKTi fndicatitms for this afternoon: For the Middle Atlantic States and New England, faUing barometer, possibly preceded by rising at jitamjivi northwest winds, cloudy weather, possibly it. JT with snOW, Clearing away uus svautent portions, wui rising oaromeier jorwui night. FAKAGKAFHICALLY SPiSAKIXG.

Shut that aoor Everybody skates now. Go to the Friendship fair. Have you formed your jxew ear resolution? The old fashioned strap skate has gone out of use. "Bring on your snow. This is the proper time for President Hayes likes dogs and keeps a nice one at the White House.

The next term of Common Pleas Court will begin on January 10, 1879. Thermometer 24 above zero at 8 o'clock this morning. "Weather pleasant. Tramps at West Chester must break stone. Here they are sent to jail because TTA h4VA Til" wnrlr house.

Messrs. Child and Patterson, insurance agents, have our thanks for a number of very neat calendars for .1879. Rose Eytinge on Saturday afternoon in "Led Astray" and" on Saturday evening in "Rose MicheL" Box office now open. AT. y.

News: What a pleasure it is to be continually told of our faults by those humbugs whose virtues have never yet been detected. An important meeting of John Fi Hart ranft Post, No. 58, G. A. to night.

All comrades are expected to be present at half past seven. The members and friends of All Workers' chapel paid their pastor, Rev. G. W. Seilhamer, a valuable donation visit a few evenings ago.

Four inebriates were in the lockup last night. One of them, a woman, was sent to jail for ten days, she having been arrested repeatedly. The Ways and Cleans Committee of the Toung Men's Republican Club are requested to meet at the club room this evening at 750 sharp. Business of importance to each member of the committee will be transacted. Two bad Small Boys were arrested last evening for disorderly conduct and discharged with a reprimand.

The police have instructions to arrest all disorderly boys on the streets, as complaint has been made of their actions. Freight crews on the Middle Division. Pennsvlvania railroad, report Tuesday and Wednesday nishts as the coldest in their experience. The wind blew at a furious gale on Tuesday night, but not an accident occurred traceable to the cold. The canal, from Hcrr street to the lock, was covered with boys and girls this morn ing, enjoying the pleasures of skating.

There were several girls on the ice who were very graceful on the steel runners, excelling in speed the stronger boys of the crowd. Newark Call: When a young man is escorting his girl on one arm and her mamma on the other it is remarkable how the vigor will go out of the arm hooked to the mamma and go into the arm hooked to the girl. This is one of the curious things in physiology which our scientists ought to wrestle with. Buy a diary you may only use it for a few days to fill in your good New Year's resolutions, but that doesn't matter. Buy one all the same.

It's the proper thing to do. Besides, along about 4th of July you look at the diary with astonishment. It's worth something to be astonished now a days. While passing Cowden street, above North, this morning, we saw a man shaking up a lot of hay in a stable while he smoked a pipe, and we at once concluded that that was the way in which incendiary fires occur. If that man's stable had burned down to day he would have insisted that it was the act of anncendiary.

Hundreds of boys were coasting down the streets running from Ridge avenue to Pennsylvania avenue this morning. From Forster to Broad almost every street was occupied by crowds of jolly boys with their sleds, some of whom ran down the steep hill within a few yards of Pennsylvania avenue, dashing across Cowden street with the velocity of an arrow. The sidewalks on the south sido of all streets running east and west are in a hor rioie condition, tne ice rendering it very dangerous for pedestrians. In many of the narrow streets, where there are no sewers to carry off the water from dwelling, houses, the overflow of gutters and sidewalks has accumulated the ice in such a manner as to render some of these streets almost impassable. Remembering their Teacher.

On Christmas day Mr. DifFenbach's class, consisting of young gentlemen attending the Sabbath school of the Fourth Street Lutheran church, proceeded to his residence on North Second street, near Pine, and presented him with a very large and fine group picture of themselves, including one of their deceased classmates, Harry G. Sample. The picture is encased in a handsome frame. Geo.

W. Bennett, delivered a very fine presentation speech. The picture and frame was furnished by Burnite, photographer, Third street. Tho Friendship Fair. The pleasant fair now being held by the Friendship lire company in Brant's Hall is the centre of attraction, and visited by large crowds of people.

A nicer variety of useful and ornamental articles we have never seen at a fair, and courteous treatment is the rule to all who visit it. Last night the following articles were chanced off: Set of cut glass tumblers, won by Mis. Edwards; chamber set by Miss Jennie Tawney; large turkey by Turner Koons; Miss Clara Edward3, glassware; wall bracket by Emma Blessing; immenso twist loaf byMrs. Brown. A splendid tobacco pouch, contributed by an old volunteer fireman of "Philadelphia, will be chanced off to morrow night.

Dancing will begin this evening, and the VOunsr folks (and the old ones, tool can en joy themselves in the terpsichorcan festivities to their heart's content. Eveky one who has used it pronounces T)r. Brill's Hiirw SWi nn t.liA Twtst remulir known for the complaints of early childhood. It contains no opiates. Reminiscences of Harriaburg.

The third number of the series of reminiscences of Ilarrisburg appear on our. third page this evening, delayed in its publication by the great press of advertising during the holidays. Several persons, whose memory stretches back to the period covered by these sketches, allege that the writer has inadvertently fallen into mistakes, particularly in that of the 10th inst. The writer of the reminiscences is ready to be convinced of any error on his part, if the proof adduced is strong enough to do it, and would therefore be glad to meet any of his friends who desire to call on him to correct history and keep the record riht. He is ready to establish the correctness in his judgment, of all that he has written and, therefore, any who differ with him might be instructed or afford instruction by making the call we suggest.

It must always be remembered that the reminiscences are drafts on memory, the revival of recollections of scenes and proceedings in which the writer bore a personal part or had a personal observation. Judge not a man by what he has on him, but what he has in him, and especially what he takes for his cough or cold if his judgment is good, he will use Dr. Haas' Expectorant. 23 cents a bottle. Prospects for Ice.

Harrisburg ice dealers are now engaged in reaping the winter harvest. We are informed that on the ponds in 'this vicinity ice ten inches thick was cut yesterday afternoon and this morning, and a good quantity stowed away for use. The prospects are! very good for a large stock on hand next summer, to be sold at low prices. Masonic. At a meeting held by Chosen Friends Lodge, No.

43, A. Y. the following officers were installed to serve during this Masonic term: S. L. M'Donald, W.

J. W. Simpson, S. Evans S. Butler, J.

J. Snivly, Treasurer; George W. Thomas, Secretary; Nathan Stubbs, Chaplain; George Hall, S. Samuel Snowden, J. William H.M'Clintic, Tyler.

W. J. Adore and N. H. Pinkney were appointed Stewards.

Returned to the Lunatic Asylum. Detective Jacob Johnson, of Easton, yesterday afternoon returned Laros, the prisoner, to his old quarters in the insane asylum at this city. Laro, an account of whose escape was given in the Telegraph at the time of its occurrence, was found at Memphis, and in relating his wanderings to Detective Johnson, said that he had gone into the yellow fever district in hopes that he would be stricken with the pestilence. He expressed a strong desire to be hanged, and was much discumfited on being told that he was to be returned to the asylum. He was very indignant at the detective when the latter intimated that he was insane.

It is not known whether legal proceedings will be instituted to again place him in Easton jail tor a resentence of hanging. JIIKETING OF THE HIGHWAY COM3IIT The Residents of Allison's Hilt and Eleventh Street State Their Grievances. The Committee on Highways were waited on last evening in the Select Council chamber by a delegation of residents and property owners of Eleventh street and Allison's hill, relative to the condition of Eleventh street below Market. They represent a large class of our citizens and have waited for some time to have that important thoroughfare put in good condition. They claim that large sums of money have been spent in the upper part of the city where the population is comparatively light, while the people on and near Eleventh street have beeu almost entirely neglected.

During the last freshet, people residing on that street were obliged to use boats in order to get to their dwellings. What they ask for is that this street be graded and piked, so that pavements can be laid and the street be made safe and in good condition for people from Allison's hill, Baldwin and below the city generally, thus avoiding the fatal accidents which have occurred in crossing the railroad on Paxton and Second street. A CHRISTIAN WORK. An Invitation to United Christian Effort for a Work of Grace. The ministers of various denominations in Baltimore invite the ministers and churches of our country to unite, in the month of January next, following up the Week of Prayer, in special efforts for a revival of God's work throughout the land.

The Baltimore ministers in their appeal say: "The observance of this week has been attended with great blessings in the past; but, as is well known, in many cases the cheering expectations excited have failed to be realized. Though all seemed ripe for large spiritual results, the week having come to an end, the interest has subsided. It is proposed to follow up the approaching Week of Prayer by continuous effort in all the churches through that month. Topics for the week of prayer, with selections of scripture: Jan. Monday Thanksgiving For the blessings of the year past, and prayer for their continuance.

Psalm lxv: 9 13; xxxvi: 7 10. Jan. 7, Tuesday Prayer for the Church of Christ Its ministers, its growth in grace, and its enlargement. Eph. vi: 18 20; Col.

9 17. Jan. 8, Wednesday. Christian Education: The family; the young; colleges, seminaries of learning, Sunday and other schools; Christian Associations of Young Men and of Young Women. II John 1 II Tim.

iii 14, 15; Acts ii 17, 18. Jan. 9, Thursday. For Nations: Rulers and people; for peace and religious liberty in the earth. I Tim.

ii 1 3: II Sam. xxiii. 3, Num. vi 24 26. Jan.

10, Friday Tho Press: For a bles sing on publishers, editors and authors: the cause of temperance, and other social re forms. Eccl. xu: 8 14; II. Peter 4 11 Jan. 11, Saturday Home and Foreign ana the Conversion of the World.

Rom. 13 15; Luke xxiv: 46 49 Isa. lx: 1 5,18 22. Neitiieii financial revulsions nor the devastations of war have impaired the ability or popularity of the Mutual Life Insurance of New York, the leading company the world. Its assets of 886.

000,000 assure absolute security to its policy noiaers. Punctual people want good watches. perfectly reliable as to their habits of keep ing time, ar ahead of all other watches stands the Waltham, and the most accurate man can rely on making his appointments Dy it. iiailey, Hanks Uiddle, Twelfth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, keep the Waltham watches in every variety of style and grade. 201t AN INCOME WITHOUT CARE.

By tho combination method of operating bwcKs a nanasome income can Do secured without care. Capital in any amount, from $10 to $50,000, may be used with equal proportionate success. By this system Messrs. Lawrence BnnlrAva 1ST pool the orders'of thousands of custom ers, oi various sums, into one vast amount, and co operate them under the most skillful management, dividing the profits monthly. Each shareholder thus obtains all the ad vantages of the largest capital and expert euceu skiu, ana tne percentage or proht3 is very great; $20 will pay $100 iu 30 days; $250 will return $1,823, or 7J per cent, on the stock, and so on, as the market varies.

P. D. Drake, publisher Rock Island (111.) Daily Arnua. made $104 15 on an in vestment of $20, in October. Hundreds of others are doing even better.

Messrs. Lawrence new circular has fvn "unerring rules for success in stock opera uuus anu iun miormation, so that any one can deal in stocks. All kinds of bonds and stocks wanted. New Government bonds supplied. Deposits received.

Apply to jjawrenco cc cankers, 57 Exchange i iace, in city. SUmtscmcnt jCctaUs. Rev. J. J.

Keixey, the Indian preacher, will lecture iu the Naglo street church tomorrow (Saturday) oven ing, at 7 o'clock. Subject Indian courtships, marriages, Admission five and ten cents. Rose Eytinge. That celebrated society play, "Led Astray," with Rose Eytinge as "Lady Cbandoce," will be tho attraction at the Opera llouso to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. In the evening "Rose Michel," in which Rose Eytinge has appeared for two seasons, and which has had an unprecedented run in New York, will be presented.

The story of "Rose Michel" tells of a murder committed by "Pierre Michel," the husband of "Rose," by which he so cured a largo amount of money. The wife "Rose" was a witness to the deed, and it is the preservation of this dread secret, under the most trying ordeals, that affords Miss Eytinge an opportunity for an exhibition of superb acting. Scats may now bo secured at Markley's drug store. Business Cecals ESTSccuro the bargains in trimmed hats and bonnets now offered at Mather's millinery house. A great reduction in prices has been made to clear off winter goods and styles, ggg KFChew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

312t CSAllen Sons, 1G North 3d street. have just received, this morning, a large lot of fresh confectionery. Come and see the 20 cent mixture, the finest in the city for the price. Florida and Valencia oranges, Carretero grapes, all kinds of nuts, Aspinwall bananas, the only ones in the city. 364 EITA Tragedian's Sore Tiiroat.

Edwin Booth, like most of his professional brethren, suffers frequently from severe inflammation of the throat, which prevents him occasionally from appearing on the stage. This theatrical sore throat is sometimes so serious that it actually drives an actor into private life. Booth, however, promptly stops tho first symptoms with Giles' Liniment Iodide Ammonia. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.

Dr. Giles, 120 West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size 25 cents. For sale by D.

W. Gross Son. tSFXJocoanuts, fine oranges, Almeria grapes, lemons, fine raisins, almonds "And nuts of all kinds at the Central. 10SCanned goods of every description at the Central, Second and Locust. Swiss, Limberger, Roque ford.

Pineapple, Chedder and fine cream cheese at the Central. wine mince meat at the Central, Second and Locust. ISIEnglish plum pudding, one, two, three and four pound cans, at the Central, Second and Locust. 3At the Central California pears, one pound, cranberries, sweet potatoes, Aspinwall bananas, Carretero grapes, celery, rambo apples, Persian dates, honey, and a big line of holiday goods in tho grocery line, Second and Locust. J.

SniSLEU, Manager. IgFA complete assortment of Diaries for 1879 at Bergner's Book Store, 6 North Third street. and Canary Birds, Gold Fish and foods for the same, at city prices, at Lochiel Drug Store, C21 Race street. 1,2,6 362 Information. Persons who intend making Holiday Presents will consult their interest by calling at Metzger's, where they can find a great variety of useful articles suitable for presents.

A handsome set mink sable furs for $15 00. Black cashmeres as low as 50c, for all wool. Handsome stock dress goods from 12J to 25 cents. A good pair large size white blankets for $2 00. Silk handkerchiefs as low as 12 cents.

Shirts and drawers for men as low as 25 cents. Splendid styles calicoes, only 6 cents, and a host of bargains too numerous to mention. A. R. Metzger, No.

9 South Market square. "Tots!" Toys!" Something entirely new and novel for trimming Christmas trees, just received at Allen's, No. 16 North Third street. Come and see them before you finish trimming your trees. 1 tSend in your orders for that delicious fruit cake before it is all engaged, as wo have only a limited quantity on hand.

1 3A choice line of Papeteries, at low prices, at Bergner's Book Store, No. 0 North Third street. E. Cheapest place to buy all kinds of furniture, carpet, is at Ensminger's, corner Second and Chestnut streets. Call and see our $20 00 bed room suits.

forget that you can bring your children into a warm, comfortable parlor to see the toys. The largest, freshest and finest assortment and general variety of toys in the city. Send in your orders for all kinds of Christmas cakes, "home made" "mince pies." "Cossacks or snap secrets," something new and nobby. 1 ILlPWe will make ice cream and "Charlotte Russe" to order for tho holidays. And now, from firstly to lastly, we say that we have the finest and cheapest variety of all kinds of candies and confections in tho city, and are receiving fresh invoices every morning from Croft, Wilbur E.

G. Whitman and Greib's celebrated luscious caramels, fresh; Florida oranges packed in moss, lemons, limes. All kinds of nuts, dates, 1 forget that this is the original 20c mixture house. 1 BST'Special prices to festivals and Sab bath schools. 1 JSDon't forget that the toy department is on tho second floor in our ice cream parlor, where you have plenty of room and can be comfortable, and don't forget the place, No.

16 North Third street, a few doors above Market. 1 finest assortment of Pocket Books, Card Cases and Ladies' Purses in the city at Bergner's Book Store, No. 6 North Third street, at greatly reduced prices. EDo You Believe It. That in tlm town there are scores of persons passing our store every day whose lives are made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed Stoir ich, Liver Complaint, Constipation, when for 75 cents wo will sell them Shiloh's Vitauzer, guaranteed to cure them.

Sold by the druggists of Harrisburg; wholesale and retail by Daniel II Hamaker and A. M. Steevcr. 1,3,5 has just returned from New York with the largest stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to Harrisburg. For presents to suit everybody, give him a call.

5g.Celloloid Hair Brushes and Combs the finest ever seen here just opened at Cohen's. USTTiadies', gents' and children's Handkerchiefs, of all kinds in endless variety, at Cohen's. EST Wire Hair Brushes decidedly handsome and everlasting the best in the market at Cohen's. IWFov Holiday presents for your wife, husband, children, or friends, go to Cohen's. 1 be described, but must bo seen the new holiday goods at Cohen's.

1 tOPINION OF THE EMINENT Dr. II. R. Walton, Annapolis, Md. Colden's Liobig's Liquid Extract of Beef is a most excellent preparation.

Superior to cod liver oil or anything I have ever used in wasted or impaired constitutions. D. W. Gross Son, agents, Ilarrisburg, Pa. 8f G3FWinter! Winter! Winter! Now is your time to get blankets, flannels and woollen goods.

Great bargains in shawls and ladies' coats; a specialty in ladies' coats, ranging in price from $3 50 to $30. Gray flannels 12 Ic per yard; Canton flannels from 6Jc and upwards per yard. All wool red and white flannels from 20c per yard and upwards. My blankets are not shoddy, but tho pure make and tho prices very low. We have anything you want in dry goods and notions, and are selling at tho lowest ruling prices.

Call and see. P. B. Brindlc, successor to Brimlle and Metzger, 211 Market street, Jones Row, Harris burer, Pa. HsGames, Puzzles, Crandall's Blocks and Sliced Objects at Bergner's, No.

6 North Third street. BSTHoliday Presents Now on exhibition tho largest and best selection of Silk, Stiff and Soft Hats, Misses' Dorbys, Ladies' and Gent's Seal Caps, Alpaca and Silk Umbrellas, Lap Robes, Wolf Robes, Japanese Robes, Immense stock of Ladies' and Children's Furs, consisting of Mink, SeaLLynx, Marten, Greib, direct from the manufacturer. Wo guarantee our prices to be 25 per cent, below all competition. Go see them at Kuisely Metzger's, 209 Market street. MARRIED: IIIXKr.E COPLIN.

On December 2ltli 1878, by llev. M. L. Uanoo, of St. Paul's M.

IS. churcli, Mr. Ham'l li. Hinklk to Miss Axsik Coplin, both of the city. KEISTKIl WIKLK.

Also, on December 25tli, by the same, Mr. Robert K. KikstkiiIo Miss Alios V. Vy'iklk, both of tho city. 1JK1NSEK IIOCKElt.

On tho evening of the 24th of December, tho resldonco of Mr. I. VV. Hoover, Hast Ilnrrlsburg, by ltev. S.

Dasher, Mr. William M. IIkinshii, ot Swiituru Hill, and Miss Km ma L. IIookwi, of Upper 1'ax ton, all of Dauphin county, la. KNUP1' WOLF.

At the U. B. Parsonage, December 24th, 1878, by ltev. I. Peters, Mr.

John A. Knurr, of Grantville, Dauphin county, to Miss Claketta Wolk, of KUtleatown, Adams county. KOIll.KIt KICHKLIJKUGEU. At tho residence of the bridc'M mother, on the iMitu nf December, 1878, by tho ltev. 1.

Peters, Mr. Jacoii Kohikr and Mika li. Eicueluehoek, both of Ilarrisburg. DIED: HALDEMAN. In Philadelphia on Monday evening.

Alios wife of Jas. R. Haldeman. uneral from No. 7 North Front street on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! HATS, CAPS AND TTJJRBANS, JgWB MAN, XQVTU OB LITTLE BOI. UHBREL LAS. Muslin, Gingham. Alpaca or Silk, for Ladies gentlemen. ELEGANT TRUNKS, very leap, foreverybodv.

Appropriate useful. or chean, Get them at KI KIST A D'S. 305 Broad Street. IcHOUSKFOB BENT 364 J. M.

ROCK AFELL Alt. dauss.in the Coal business, having been dls ovvc.i jue aeath of Robert Tippett, ail per sons indebted to said partnership are requested to.mS,e immediate payment at the office of said Tippett Jauss, to D. LUTHER JAUSS, 2 Sarvlng Partner. THE undersigned auditor appointed by tho court to make distribution of the tuna remaining in the hands of the administrator of Christian Painter, deceased, will meet the parties In Interest at his office. No.

105 North Second street, on Saturday, Janu ar lltta, 1879, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. c. M.

rLisaiixnu, Auaiior. ESTATK OF ROBERT TIPPETT, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Robert Tippett, late of the city of Harrisburg, in the county of Dauphin, deceased, have been granted to St. David Tippett, residing In the said city of Harrisburg. All persons having claims or demands against the estate of the said decedent are requsted to make the same known to the undersigned without delav.

ST! DAVID TIPPETT, 5 31 xo. 707 S. Front St. 202 MILLINERY. 202 Winter Styles TRIMMED, UNTEIMMED Hats and Bonnets SELLING AT GREAT DEDUCTION in prices to clear off winter stock.

Bargains can be had at Mather's Millinery 202 NORTH SECOND. Harrisburg national bank, December 12, 1878. The annual election lor nine Directors of this bank will bo held on Tuesday, the Uth day of January next, at tho banking house between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p.

m. J. UHLER, Cashier. 5 3G1TT8 LARGE PROFITS CAN BE MADR on Investments by onr method in marginal options or privileges in lots of 5 to 500 shares. "The Tape," our semimonthly paper, giving information on the stock market, full explanations how to operate, and valuable stock table sent free.

Address L. T. SMALLEY A 5,1,3 1 62 Broadway, N. Y. EQUITABLE LIFE SOCIETY.

INSURE your Lives In the EQUITABLE, one of the leading Societies in existence. For particulars call on T. P. ARM AN, Agent Notice to Gas Consumers. THE CUSTOMERS OF THE HARRISBURG GAS COMPANY are respectfully notified that the city has been divided into THREE GAS DISTRICTS.

All quarterly bills in the First District hereafter will be presented on first of January, April, July and October. Second District on first of February, May, August and November. Third District on first of March, June, September and December. Bills will be presented on January 1st and on February 1st, 1879, for gas consumed since last settlement, in the First and Second Districts, respectively, so as to start the new quaitcrs on the days above named. O.

DOCK, Superintendent HARmsDurto, Dec. 20, 187a 361 NEW DRY GOODS STORE DIVES, POMEROY 4 STEWART Have just opened a Fine Line ot HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Dives, Stewart, 35 NORTH THIRD STREET, OPERA HOUSE BUILDING. BERGNER'S BOOK STORE HAS RECEIVED BOOKS AND STATIONERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. SINGLE BOOKS, BOOKS IN SETS, BOOKS for Cluldron, BOOKS for Everybody, STATIONERY in Fanoy Boxes, LEATHER GOODS, POCKET BOOKS and Purees, GOLD PENS and Pencils, OELLOLOID Brushes and Oombs, DIARIES for 1879, And everything In our lino suitable for HOLIDAY PKESTSNTR CHRISTMAS, "18781 BTJKNITE'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 1G N.

THIRD STREET. CARDS, CABINETS, CKAYONS, OIL PORTRAITS PORCELAINS, And all the styles of Photographic work executed in the best possible manner. fiCS CHILDREN AND DIFFICULT SUB JKCTS A SPECIALTY. A choleo selection of VELVET STANDS and FRAMES ust received. 7 MILLINERY.

Jennings' Bazar. Holiday Presents! 150 TRIMMED HATS AND TRIMMED BONNETSI For LADIES and CHILDREN, IN ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS. TLUMES, TIPS, FANCY BREASTS and WINGS, VELVETS, PLUSHES. SILKS, SATINS. RIBBONS! LACE anil LINEN COLLARS and bUFFS.

EMBROIDERED, LINEN, SILK and LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, FAN CY JEWELRY in the very newest designs! KID LOVES, from one to six buttons, in cloth ana opera shades. Best $1 OO Kid Gloves in the City. DOLLS DOLLS DOLUS The largest assortment and handsomest dolls In the city. Onr stock Is the largest and prices guaranteed the lowest. JENNINGS' BAZAR.

100 AND 102 NORTH SECOND (CORNER OF WALNUT.) Hants. Hr8t Olrl to do Kn. 11. ic uuuscwuri, cooKing, wasninir.iron injr, Apply at No. 109 North Second street.

tot WANTED TO BUY. AND WARRANTS or the War or ISIS or IJ Mexican War. Persons having them or to those entitled to them, we will procure them for them, and pay the highest cash price for them. Also, procure pensions of soldiers ot war of 1812. Call or address us.

Office No. 106 Cameron Block, Harrisburg, Pa. EARLY INZER, Real Estate Agents, etc WANTED When yon want any plain or fancy printing, get it done at the Tlb bkath bteam Printing House. SUnttstmenta. tl BAND OPKRA HOUSE.

Manager, JOHN D. MISHLER. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1878. Two performances, AFTERNOON AHD EVENING, and only appearance of "THE GREATEST LIVING ACTRESS," VIDK LOITDON FBBSS, ROSE EYTINGE, Supported by the "Cyril Searle Combination. MATINEE AT 2 P.

M. When will bo presented the celebrated play, LED ASTRAY. Prices for afternoon performance Parquet and Parquet Circle, 50c, no extra charge for reserved seats. Family Circle, 35o Gallery, 25c Saturday eveuing the great succes, tho new HOSE MICHEL, As played by Miss Eytinge over 200 nights In I ew York city. Popular prices Parquet and bee red scats in Parquet Circle, 75c; general admission, 60c secured seats in Family Circle.

50c general admission, 35c gallery, 25c. Diagram at Dr. Markley's. 21,26,27,28 Cjottggfaraifilfmg (Bfocfoa. KELLER'S Christmas Card! 'I I EKE WE A 11V.

iaaTM AT TIf nrv JlL ing of another Christmas, with another lot of FRESH GOODS from which to make our seiecuons oi uiirisunas urns. OF COURSE "WJB bavt something to euiicverjuuuy. OP nftTTUQD LIKE everibodit ele. 'WR wx vuuiwu havo tne iarge8t assortment ever orougnt to Ilarrisburg. OF nOTTRRFl "OUR prices are lower than vi WUIVUJ any other establishment." OF COURSE OF COURSE U8h You knoto how it is.

But don't listen to these things. Come and see for yourselves, price ami compare, most prooaoiy nave SOMETHING to suit you. lluv where vou hnvn ht choice and tho lowest priecs, aud wo, for one, will not complain, only give us a chance along with the rest. Take our advice and come and see us "ANY KELLER'S, SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS FIRST CLASS THIRD STREET RE8I DENCE FOR SALE. That fine three story Brick Rtiilding, No.

1015 North Third street, above lioiis, live minute's walk from Capitol, ten from depot. Nine rooms, feet hall, open stair case, cellar under entire building, lot 20x 84, private alley to Herr street, large yard with fruit, water Urst and second floors, bath, gas in every room, rosewood and gold mantle, Spear's heater, largo windows, first class throughout. Apply at HEMPERLY'S Dry (innilM ITnilRA HMliwl anil ITaii atmata ift7 Qfil STOPI This Is the place you arc looking for SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTERS, CONFECTIONERY, Superior quality, endless variety, warrau pure. FANCY CAKES, Large and small, none but tho best material nail, none but TOYS lety, shape and used. Of every variety, shape and price.

DOLLS, Wax, patent, Blsquo a largo variety. Tree Ornaments, Largest assortment In tho city. CHINA SETS, Cheaper than tho cheapest. WASH SETS, Cheaper than ever sold. Tin Kitchen Sets, Low down prices to suit the times.

TEN PINS, ust the thing for tho boys. TOOL CHESTS, Extra large a good article for the boys. DOLL COACHES, ust tho thing for tho littlo girls. DRUMS, HORNS, WILD AND DO EST I A I A LS. A A A RS, MKNAGKKIKS, GAMES, PUZ ZLK MANY OT1IK.U ARTICLES.

Must be seen to be appreciated. Weaver Hubley, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. 24 N. THIRD STREET. HARRISBURG, PA.

Special Prices of Confections to Sunday School8 LADIESlffltL FIND AT JENNINGS' BAZAR! A NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COATS AND DOLMANS WE ITAVE NOW IN STOCK OVER 500 Ladies' and Children's COATS, Made in the most reliable manner, from tho lowest priced Domestic Coat to the finest immWi Garment, comprising purxeu Hatelasses, Diagonals and Plain Beavers, Which cannot fall to please the most fastldeous taste. We invite special attention to our EIGHT, TWELVE AND FIFTEEN DOLLAR COATS, Aa marvels of cheapness. This stock or Coats exceeds In style, variety and workmanshln anv ever exhibited in Harrisburg, and at ONE LOW PRICE. JENNINGS' BAZAR, MILLINERY MD LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS HOUSB, 100 and 102 North Second cor, of Walnut. QUEER WORLD The Many Have Too Few, and Few Have Too Many.

We havo too much which, owing to tho mild winter weather, we are now selling at a REDUCTION from 5 TO 10 PER Depending entirely on style and quality of garments. This Is a rare opportunity to purchase First Claes CLOTHING, all of our own manufacture, and at lower prices than usually are charged for I rerior goods. Baltimore One Price Clothing House, 228 MARKET STREET, Branch of 244 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore. CHRISTMAS, 1878. LAEGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST STOCK OF WATCHES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, IX II AUUIS C.

A. ATOHTHBATOff Corner of THIRD and MARKET streets, Opposite PROCLAMATION TO THE PEOPIjE GREATEST MARK DOWN IN FINE CLOTHING EVER KNOWN. clOB out ln the next llrtjr dy onr entire stock of Winter Clothinir mt a SACK1F1CI2. Our ticket girls ami stock keepers hare been about weeK making tho ncccasury changes for this sale, changing tho price tickets for the Alaxk iwwa, etc NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES Men's sa no frrmri 7 iw SvrSR11311 ovrt Striy Fine Plaid Black Overcoats 15 00 formerly 18 09 Fur Heaver Overeoata oot' formerly 00 SaUn Llned Furlleaver Overcoats 5 00 formerly 35 Ot Good Suits A 18X56 varlcty of ur leaver Ulsters from $6 00 to $22 00. Excellent CMsimere 12 So' foraertv 1 FINEST Business Suits lg 00 formerlv29 OS Diagonal Hress BuiU 15 OO loEnerlvlS in Excellent Dress Sultt 20 00'fSwlyS Good Cassimere Vesta and rants 5 oo! formerly 7 69 2 5o formerly 4 Ot assimere Panta 3 00 formerly 09 tSSm.W?1 1 1nts 4 00 formerly 5 60 xouth's Vesta, only.

00, formerly 160 These deductions have been mado to forco the sal ot our still immense stock, unsold on account of the backwardness of the season. A. C. YATES LBDQER BUILDING, CHESTNUT STREET, COB. SIXTH, PHHjA.

IN SOLID GOLD MOUNTINGS FOG? lft3 Lrvr Ring, $. Sot of studt, l. containing TTIIE Knn 12 BM "unungs auS THE SSl7 E5FECI FAC SIMILE OF anu mvuuj I ll A VAt11Afttl nwn.n Vfe M.A rjosrawa T. yr.V.VJ oi the purest whiteness, as delicately cat, and Possesses tho sumo refractive qualities and exact proportioiwas the real diamond. Cdbput "I 7 relou and perfect imititloa of lh real rem.

and the Amerleaa J.w.lr iu.Htl njr. Uio to mount tbrui in I.J gold for 1.00. "CinU bninr mSH! r.toM.' Wr''iar" caiog to hich vLiTuof tia c.jT nu VrlT.n'l. to mj Addre. I A merle.

ON RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR EITHER OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES of the newoat alfloa of rich Uold wl'." illuirtiona and A WTITITi a Ud Watch, which we manufacture. AJdrat alt order, to COMPANY. 5 Arcade. Cincinnati. O.

boaaortlie preMQrcUclnnaUaato.ur reputauoo for fair and hoaonbla dealing Proposals for Straightening Paxton Creek. SBALKD PROPOSALS IV ILL, ItB RECEIVED until Kt ii r.tntr lw i i. o'clock: for the Mti nlorlironluo rr Vow.7 creek. Plans and specifications san be sen nr. the City Engineer's oflice, court house, second fitrTV All Italia tA llA 1 bond in the sum of two hundred dollars.

Tli yiiiiiiiLiw wti vo me rigm 10 reject any and iHitiiinnru iu HIT? 1111(11 signed and marked "Proposal lor the straight l. UAKKlKUliK, 801 Sec. Joint Com, Highways, IS. KG, AT Lochiel Hotel. (Tho Shah) Stud, $.

Lefevr Ear Drops, $1. KmXt VlAirtU4l Jf THE REAL DIAMOND IN THE WORLD aro hoi excelled hr mo natural com. Men's Working Shoes, $1.00 and Upwards. AT TfflS DOLLAR 2 I Y'S, 214 AND 216 MARKET STREET. Uetail Department..