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DAILY TELEGBAPH HARRISBURG, PA, MONDAY KYBSISa. JTJSB 10. 1SK. TO DAX'8 WEATHER REPORT. Indications for the twenty four hours commencing Monday, June lCtn, at 8 P.M.: InJ creaslog cloudiness easterly winds.

Ixcal Weatlier Report. 8 P. Jfc Si.M. 12 NOON. Brometr.

3J.15 3J.20 S0.18 Temperature 74 '0 76 HumldlTy.percent 54 73 70 vlna Direction. S.K. N. wind 4 3 li Weather Clear; Clear. Clear.

Precipitation 00 .00 .00 Mean barometer, 30.17. Mean temperature, 73.3. Mf an humidity, 65.3. Maximum temperature, 76 8. Minimum temperature.

58.7. Maximum velocity ot wind, 15 miles, occurred at. 11:30 a. M. local Forecast.

For Harrlsburg and vicinity For Monday and Tuesday continued fair and warm. I P. AS. Monday, June TOW, 1896. Oar Black and Mourning Dress Goods at popular prices.

Nowhere do you find the large and varied assortment of Black and Mourning Dress Goods you see here. We have a large and increasing trade on these desirable dresB fabrics. Black Serge. All wool Black Serge. 35 inches wide, extra quality, a special offering.

Our price 25c per yard. All wool Black Serge, 38 inches wide, fine quality, wortk 39c Oar price 83c per yard. One yard and quarter wide all wool Black Serge, extra offering, sold elsewhere at 37Jc. Our price 36c par yard. All wool Black Serge, 45 inches wide, extra grade and fine weave.

This is a grand opportunity to secure a bargain in black dresB goods. Fully worth 50c, Oir price 39c per yard. 50 inch all wool Black Serge, fine twill and superior grade. This is a special offer that you don't see every day. Our price 50c per yard.

50 inch all wool Black Serge, extra finish, fine twill and high grade imported fabric, worth fully 1 00, in Jet and Blue black. Oar price 75c per yard. AU wool Clay Serges, 50 inches wide, suitable for separate skirts. Here's a splendid offer. Ton know what Clay Serges are and how they wear.

Reduced from 1 00. Our price now 75o per yard. 60 inch wide Clay Serge, all wool, extra quality, fine twilL Reduced from $1.12 to 87 jc per yard. 50 inch Clay Serge, all wool, fine grade, reduced from SI 25. Our price now tl per yard.

60 inch Cravenette, all wool, absolutely waterproof. We show the widest assortment cf these fabrics in Read's and Pries' ly 's makes. Our price fl 25 per yard. Brilli inline the popular material for separate dress skirts, 38 inches wide. Our price 25c.

33c, 37c and 50c, fully worth more. See them. Black: Dress Novelties. Figured Brilliantine, 38 inches wide, in neat styles, desirable for separate skirts and suits. Oar price per yard.

Pointelle, the popular black dress material. 38 inches wide, all wool. Oar price 39c per yard, fully worth 50c. Black Fancies, new styles, 38 inches wide. Our price 39c per yard.

38 inch all wool Novelty Cloth, in rich black, neat styles, used especially for separate skirts. Our price 50c per yard. Black Novelty Cloth, 38 inches wide, very rich and new Btyles. Our price 75c per yard. Electoral Stripe Black Fancy Cloth.

38 inches wide, very choice. Our price 75c per yard. Black Novelty, all wool, neat flgure.for entire dresses or separate skirts, 38 inches wide; reduced from $1 25. Oar price now 98c. French Woolen Mohair Novelties, 4 Btyles, rich designs, brocaded effects, 38 inches wide.

Our price 1 per yard. Noveltv Strine Woolen Mohair for sep arate skirts, neat Btyles, 40 inches wide. Our price $1 25. Sicillian Cloth, 54 inches wide, rich luster, used extensively for dress skirts. Oar price 1 50 per yard.

Silk Warp Sublime, 38 inches wide, a choice summer black fabric suitable for entire suits and will give you good service. Oar price 75c per yard The demand for Lansdowne increases daily. Nothing better in the world than Lansdowne; it stood the test for years; it constantly gains friends. Don't be deceived by clerks who want to sell you something they claim is jast as good. Bay Lansdowne and see that the name of Wm.

F. Read is perforated in the selvedge every 5 yards. None genuine without this mark. Worth $1 25, 40 inches wide. Oar price 1.

Austria Silk for skirts in rich black, 48 inches wide, worth $1 per yard. Our price 69c per yard. All high grade novelties take a special low price for this week. Print Department. Those cool summer Challis, neat figure, regular 5c quality.

Our price 3c per yard. 32 inch Batiste, neat styles, latest shadings in light and dark grounds. Regular rjrice 12ic: our price 8c per yard. Dimities, these cool summer fabrics that everybody wants, sold elsewhere at 12Jc per yard, our price luc per yam. A magnificent assortment of Dimities in 100 Btyles, extra quality, newest patterns.

Our price per yard. Imported Dimities, a fine assortment, largest stock here to select from, latest shadingB, exquisite patterns. Our price 25c per yard. Bengal Indieo Blue Lawns, beautiful figures and stripes, sold everywhere at 124c. Our price Be per yard.

Jaconet Duchess in ail the new shad ings, largest line ever shown. Oar price 12 per yard. i6 inch Percales neat styles; the cor rect thing for shirt waists; extra quality; Our price 12Jc. Crepes in the new shades for Summer Dresses. Oar price 10c and 12Jo per vard.

Duck Suitings in dark and light shades for seashore and mountain use. Our price 10c and 12c per yard. Slack; Lawns We show the finest assortment of Black Lawns in the city. Keep cool by wearing these cool dress fabrics. Oar price 10C, 12 tc.

17c, 25c and 30c per yard. 32 inch Dark Percales, new styles, for shirt waists. Regular price, 12c; our price 8c per yard. Remnants of all kinds of summer fab rics at remnant prices. Dress Linings.

The most complete assortment of Dress Linings in the cit are here at popular priceB. See us for Dress Linings. Whits Dress Goods. A perfect assortment of White Dress at our usual low prices. White cool and airy, only 10c, 121c and 15c per vard.

India Linens, so sheer and lovely for White Dresses, 10c, 12 Jc, 15c, 20c and 25e. White Dimities, just the right material for Dainty Summer Dresses, here at lzjc, 20c and 25o per yard. White Mulls, another cool dress fabric bo popular, here at 20c, 25c and Jvic French Organdies, 66 inches wide, are here also in extra fine irrade. Ask to see them. French Nainsook, 48 inches wide, a choice fabric so rich and fine for summer wear.

Oar price 25c, 37 and 50c per yard. Plain Swiss for Cool Summer Dreses, a very desirable keep cool material. Our price 20c. 2c. 37c and 50c per yard.

Dotted Bwies, which has become eo popular, to here in a vast array of styles, Our price 20c, 25c, 37JC, 40c and 50c. Jewelry. A complete assortment of fine Jewelry at popular prices. Belt Pins. A large selection of these oeeful articles, which are in demand, are here at 10c and 25c Just see the lovely assortment ve show.

Buckles are here in a charming assortment, and the prices take them every time. These Buckles come in metal, sterling silver, satin, bricht cut and old silver. range from 10c, 12c, 17c, 25c, 27ir 50c. 98c. 37 and upwards.

Blouso Hets in neat styles. A complete assortment at 25; and upwards. Hoaaefurnlshiiiir Department. Watch for to morrow's advertisement. Great sale of housefarnishintc Wednesday DlYKB, POMBHOY BTJSSWABT.

Attention. I'oet 11G. G. A. It.

Comrades and post guard will assemble at post hall in full uniform on Tuesday, June 11th. at 12:30 P. to attend the funeral of Comrade Wm. Stager. By irder M.

8. Ferguson, F. D. Saltzman. Commander Adjutant QUARTER SESSIONS ir 0PSS THIS MOKXIXG AT TEN Two Courts Will Be in Full Blast This Week.

The June term of quarter sessions began this morning at ten o'clock. Cases were tried in both rooms. Judge Simonton presiding in No. 1, and Judge McPherson in No. 2.

In the latter Russell Armor, of the Prothonotary's office, acted as clerk of court. Both juries were empanelled in No. 1, the first one beirg sent into No. 2 This method of conducting quarter ion will greatly aid in the prompt disposal of cases, of which District Attorney Detweiler has 109 down on the list. All of the grand jary answered Fm thonotary Melick's call but two, Harry E.

Jenkins and William Long, both of this city. William E. Leaker, of Upper Pax ton township, was chosen foreman. The usual returns of the city police, constables and county officers were received. During the receiving of the returns the bands of the Pawnee Bill procession were heard clashing up Market street, causing a general exodus among the spectators on the benches.

There were just two colored people left in the court room. James Dougherty, of Middletown was the only one oi the petit jurors who failed to respond to his name. He was reported dead by Mr. Melick. In No.

262. March term. Common Pleas, William M. Hain, attorney, vs. Henry Henry Shoop, the Court ordered a stay of execution until the plaintiff file In court, for the use of the defendant, a release executed by Mrs.

Bowman and Mrs. Flynn, releasing the defendant from all liability to them or either of them on account of their distributive share or share3 in their father's John H. Kantz was appointed guardian of Minnie H. Blongle, of West Hanovtr township, on motion of Mr. Care.

An alias subpoena in divorce was issued in the esse of Elizabeth Williams, by her next friend Henry Vittier, va. Edward F. Williams. John S. Deckard was relieved of the costs in a case of assault and battery, tried at the last Quarter Sessions, under the insolvent law.

The Court appointed Martin Good, John L. Ulrich and Christian Swartz, of Lower Swatara township, reviewers for the lay ing out of a road in Dtrry township, from Henry rye land, in uonewago townsnip, to the lands of Christian Herr, in Derry township. Mr. Backenstoe made the motion. The Court approved the bond of Wm.

S. Shade, collector of taxes for Reed township. A subpoena in divorce was istued in the case of Mrs. Minnie M. Moyer.by her next friend and mother Mrs.

Agnes Fox, vs. Henry B. Moyer. Mr. Detweiler is counsel for libellant.

A Bubfoeaa was made, returnable at the next term of court, to Mary S. Chrisman (Madame her mxt friend Joseph C. Smith, vs. Francis L. Chrisman.

D. C. Herr and Weiss Gilbert are attorneys for the plaintiff. A a alias order to make proclamation in divorce in Annie Marker, by her next friend. Wm.

il. Marker, was granted by the Court on the asking of Mr. Brandt. D. Reichert.

Walker Trulliager and Martin Fceser were appointed viewers for the erection of a bridge over Beaver Creek, Wefct Hanover and Lower Paxton township, on petition of Messrs. Care Seitz. Wil'iam Wise and William Riser, two yc nog boys 14 and 19 years old, pleaded guilty to stealing cosl from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Detective Abe Roat made the charge Young Wise will be sent to the House of Refuge and to the Huntingdon Reformatory. Mr.

Wickersham asked the Court Xi cot firm nisi the order to viewers to view the site of a proposed bridge over the Pennsylvania Canal at Chiques street, Steelton, which was done. Oi motion of Mr. Fox au alias tub pen a in Trout vs. Trout, for divorce, was awarded. The grand jary ignored the bill for fraud aeainst boarding house keeper Jap.

Elmer Fulton. Oth bills ignored were William A. Castor, assault and battery, two counts. The first case called was Chauncey Ar nold and Wm. B.

Morad, charged wiib larceny. Mr. Chamberlain and Mr ler represented the prosecution and Mr. Millar defended, it was Mr. first esse at the bar, and he made the address to the jury.

Mr. Chamberlain rrofE examined. The defendants were charged with breaking into Goods' falling mi'l below Highspire. Edward Dougherty, charged as sault and hutery, was the first cas' cal.ecl up in Ho. 2 this afternoon.

Mr. JTii rt rcttnted the Commonwealth and Mr. defended. The jary sid guilty. Fuitou was tried on two charges of larceny.

Mr. Fox represented the Commonwealth and Mr. Carter defended. Henry B. McCormick was admitted to practice at the Diuphin county bar on motion oi Mr.

Oilbert. Mr. McCormick was a law student in the offices of Weiss Gilbert, and passed a highly creditable examination. He was warmly con gratulated by his fellow lawyers after Protbonotary Melick bad administered the oath. The Court granted a charter to the Ry sor Cemetery Association of Suiqaehanna township.

The incorporators are Jobn 11. Hheesely, Samuel K. Ubeesley. sasan Brightbill, John Good and Oscar Good. Thi directors for the first year are the same as the incorporators.

The Arnold burglary cass went to the ury at 2:30. Robert JjOdk ana a men liryan pieaued guilty to burglary. Mr. Chamberlin asked the Court for clemency. Long was sen tenced to the Penitentiary lor two years and Bryau for one, John An del son, colored, pleaded guilty of false pretense.

He had collected money various persons by telling a tale that a certain Mrs Lee wis dead, which wr.sa't the fact. He had been in jail since March 19 h. Anderson will stay in jil for three months longer. Eli Newman and Lewis Wilson, both colored lads, pleaded guilty to stealing fifteen eggs from farmer Hershcy who lives near Hummelstown, when the latter was at market a month or two ago, at ihe Broad strc et buildiDg. Three zn of tbo eggs were recovered.

Both boys will serve three months in jiil commencing with April 3d. The Arnold jury brought in a ver lict of not guilty at 2 :45. Joseph Ltrch pleaded guilty cf larceny. The Court sentenced him to three months in jiil. Mr.

Hoop asked the Court for leniency on the ground that it was the defendant's first offense. A Convert Will Lead. Both mcctijgs at the City Rescue Mis si were well attended yesterday. Io the afternoon Mm. Dr.

lighter sang a torching solo, "Toke the World and Give Me Jeeus." The evening meeting was very ir ttrcet'Dg, four manifesting a desire to bcroma Christians. The meeting to night at 7:45 will bo led by one of the converts One Votes for a ChaDKO. Messiah L'llheran Sunday school yesterday afternoon for a change of hour during the summer months from 2 P. M. to 9 A.

M. Ridge Avenue Methodist Hun day school decided yesterday to make no change, from the present hcur. Needed a Cliaotte. There are some things which even the poor may get more of than is necessary. The Indianapolis Journal tolls that a weary and hungry man fell from sheer faintness by the wayside.

A crowd gathered at once, and an ofllci oui bystander bustled forward, shouting: 'Htand back Give him air The fainting man rallied and sat up. "Air!" he gasped. "Give me air? Why, gentlemen, I've had nothing but air for three days How tUe Other Mai r.lves. A little workingwomin who lives in the same building and in the next room to foor Mary Horrigan. who was found dead her room at 12 Evt Sixteenth street.

New York, the other day, says that she advised her elderly neighbor to patronize the restaurant at the Margaret Louisa Home, juBt opposite. "You can get a good dinner there: for 20 cents," she said, "I can get food to last a week for 20 cents," replied the poor woman, who had battled with fate for three score and ten years. JOTTIHGS. The various city parks were well filled yesterday. The Children's Day exercises held in the city churches yesterday were unusually interesting.

The Bagley Sunday afternoon meetings will be held in the lecture room of the First Baptist Church until the repairs at the Eden Musee are completed. Children's Day was observed yesterday morning at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The programme was excellent. The numbers on it were well rendered by the children and their singing was exceptionally good. DEATHS 07 AGED PEOPLE.

Samuel Poorman and Mrs. Catharine lialsbaiieU Called. Mr. Samuel Poorman died at Highspire on Saturday, in his 67tn year, after an illness of six months. He is survived by five children, Elward of Highspire; Warren of San Francisco Mrs.

J. R. Gore, of Royalton; Joseph O. of the First National Bank, and William assistant yard master, Pennsylvania railroad, this city. Deceased wks a member and trustee of the U.

B. Church at Hizhspire. The funeral will take place on Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Catharine BalsbanKh.

This aged lady, who on Decoration Day reached her 85lh year, passed at midnight, at her home in Hummelstown, from Hints due to heart trouble and old age. She belonged to one cf the oldest famillest of Dauphin county and was the widow of the late John Bal6 baugh. Four sons and one daughter, Mrs. George H. Grove, Hummelstown, survive.

Deceased was an old member of the U. B. Church. The funeral will place Wednesday morning at 9:30 from the housa Sell? Bros' Enormous United Shows Will exhibit in BarrlsburK Thursday, June 13tli. Tame reets securely on triumphal succcts covering almost a quarter of a century.

It is worthily accorded the highest niche in the ttmple of American amusements, and is the strongest evidence of the "survival the fittest." The royal road to the people's hearts is unwavering integrity and a strict adhertnee to fixed prmciplss Sells Bros. pol'cy in organizing "Ihe Big Show of the World" for 1895 is to excel in presenting to the American public an exhibition morally pure and instructive, greater in its zoological, arenic and invincible special features than ever seen before, and marshaling in a glorious and unparalled unity, three hundred sterling acts in three rings and two elevated stages, i queslriennes, bare back riders, racer, thirty horse riders, trained horses, edncated nies. trained elephants, trained iiippop tami, trained seals and sea lions. trunald'B, comical clowns, jlly jssters, of all earth's illustrious mid air and arenic champions. Remember, the price is within keeping of the times, and has been reduced from fifty to twenty five cents, including a seat for every, visitor.

Watch for the grand, samptucus and superb street parade at 10 A M. (rain or shine on the day of the exhibition. Special excursions will be run on all lines of travel at reduced rates. Very Creditable Indeed. The Children's Day exercises at Memorial U.

B. Church yesterday, were attended by audiences that crowded the auditorium to its utmost capacity. The morning service was iu charge of the primary Sunday school, and the original programme rendered reflected credit alike upon the officers, teachers and scholars. At 7:30 P. M.

the intermediate school conducted a children's convention on "Good Citizenship." The music, with Mr. W. E. Dietrich, chorister, Miss Lillian Qaig 1 T. organist, and orchestral accompani ist under the direction of Prof.

Oyler, was of a high ordtr. Tee floral decorations were in entire harmony with the occasion. AM US KMEST8. Bag Backs The bag racing at the German Voiksfest at West End Park Thursday, Jane 20tb will be enjoyed by the crowd. i .6 2w SILK SALE.

Of all silk sales this one will beat any thing ever offered. We place on sale to day one hundred pieces of Cheney printed silks, twenty four inches wide black, cresm. tan and other tinted grounds with exquisite printings, such as only the "Cheneys" can originate. The same silks are now King sold at 75c, but by a most tortunate purchase we can sell these at 39o a yferd. This is without doubt the btfet oppcrtunity ever offeted, as it's only the hfcl price aud it's ihe only printed can honestly be recommended satisfac'ory wear.

CORDED KA1KIS. Another lucky buy. Same thing adver tis(d elf ewhere at 33a. We've jiist opened a new lot to day in pretty and serviceable colorint's, but our tries is 25 a yard. Silk selling htre will bs lively this week with two such bargains.

See these two special offerings early. WASH FABRICS New ones to day. Magnificent assortment of organdies, siowiog the very newest combinations of colorings in this desirable material. Price 12Je. New dimities at 12c a yard just opened for this week's sales.

An ever changing wash goods department here. New arrivals every day. FAHNESTOCK'S, 308 Market Street. BTJ8INK88 LOCALS, For Ladies. Palm Christi Shampoo 50c Palm Christi Ointment 50.

Palm Christi Hair Tonic 00. Every lady purchasing any of t' ao Palm Christi Preparations of Knotjsk, Druggists. 420 Market street, will have her Head Cleaned and Hair Dressed Free by an artist irom me aim Uhristi Parlorr, in Philadelphia. This offer is good only until July 1st. jelO tc The Trip to Colorado.

On July 4th, special train, second section New York and Chicago Limited, will l3 run for the accommodation of teachers and others desiring the Denver trio, reach ing Denver about 6 P. July 6tb. The rare irem iiarnsburg will bo $47 25 for the tound trip, good to return until Sep ttmber 1st, 1895. Tickets will also be on sale July 21, 31 and 5th for those desiring to go earlier or later. Sleeping car ace dation cun bo rererved now if dehired.

Special side trips have been arranged to all points of interest throughout Colorado and Utah at greatly reduced rates. Ack for nnd see hat your tickets read via the Ch Milwaukee St. Paul Railway, polid vcBtibuled electric lighted trains. For time tables and full information call at Pennsylvania Railrosd ticket efhee or address John R. Pott, district passenger agent, Chicago, Milwaukee Ss St.

Paul Railway, Williamsport, Pa. ljulC Tkt Siblh'b dry pine kindling wood, 1 25 per loft. apr25 tc Cut Prices in Wall Paper Whito 5c; Micas, 8c and 10c; gold paper, 8c; embossed gold, 12c; at Hughes, No. 23 South Second street. apr22 2m 1 25, fl CO and $1 75 for Dry Kindling oi uiwi YutMj, leiepnone to li.

itbank Miixbisbn, 1019 North Third street. Try my $3 50 and $4 25 coal. Prompt de delivery. Branch ofllce and yard, Forstcr and P. It.

R. lt jad. aprl ly This may Interest You. Are you going Weat or Southwest? Do you want tc travel in first class style? Do you want comfort, few changes, splendid scenery, and all moilt ria railw.y conveniences? If so, apply to your neiareet coupon agent for tickets via Missouri Pacific railway system, Hpocial, low, one way, and round trip rates to all principel points iu iub west aau tutb western country. Our Colorado Hhort Lino is the most popular route to the Hookies and Pacific coast i sleeping and tourist car reservation Becured in advance.

For rates of fare, literature and detailed information, call on or address, J. P. McCann. E. T.

agent, or W. E. Hoyt, G. E. I agent.

Missouri Pacific railwav system. 391 Broadway. Now York. augl5 tf A. B.

Taok. dealer in Wall Paper and Window Shades. All the new styles and designs. A very large stock from which to select. Lowest prices guaranteed.

No. 1210 North Third street. ly Keep Cool Electric Fans Keep Cool Electric Fhk of all kinds, for alternating and direct ijurrenV. All fana guaranteed. Call and examine our line before purchasing.

Fans put in on two week's trial. E. L. Grebnbaom Agent for Robert R. Jones, 11 and 13 North Market Squaro.

my31 tf OUR ADVERTISING If vou have confidence object and we shall gain a new FROM NOW Best Body Brnssels at 1 Brussels, bOc; regular price, 95c and 00. Twenty Rolls of Velvet, a special offer at Sic; former price, $1 10. It is iust about as lrnDortant to T.RT PT) 7 A.C Amirs i i for them as it is to have it to calling your attention to them, us wc uavc uuigiiiiiis, iw moic WEAKLEY Jerauld's, 310 Market Street. OXFOHDS. SLIPPERS.

Summer weather has come with a ven geance, and you'll need a pair of cool shoes. We are fully prepared to serve you. 75c Black Oxfords, opera toe, pat ent tip, perforated quarter, stylish. 2 to 8. 75c.

85c Genuine Dongola, narrow opera toe, patent tip and lace stay. Sold by many at $1 25. A decided bargain. 98c Women DongolB, Prince Albert t. low imitation button.

Same cut as a $3 shoe. $1 Dongola and Russet Oxfords. Sev eral styles to select from, very narrow pointed toe to very wide common sense, $1. 1 17 Women's needle toe, patent tip. strap and buckle Slipper.

This is the best thing we have seen this season. $1 25 At this price we can show a large variety of styles, makes and colors. All toes and sizes. $1 39 Here you'll find the best Oxford in the city at the price. Compares favorably with many at COc more.

Narrow toe, pat. tip, in and wide, vici kid, and fail of style and wear. Oar higher grades at $2, $2 38, $2 50, 2 75, $3, $3 50 and upwards are eiclu sive in style and the finest production of the leading makers of the country. Oar prices will remain for the season as now despite the fact that the market is very much higher on all grades of footwear. Come in and see what beautiful styles in Shews and Oxfords we are showing.

We can save you money, time and worry. Jkratjxd 310 Market street. Telephone 3,062. may31 tc Picture Frames, Artist's materials. For Picture Frames, Artists' Materials, go to Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street.

Lowest prices, best workmanship and latiest styles. The only first class picture frame establishment in the city. Bread and Cakes Delivered. Rhinb, the baker. No.

226 South street, has a new delivery wagon and will deliver Bread, Cakes, to all parts of the city at any hour of the dav. iyl9 tc Get the Beat. Try the genuine Boston Cream Bread fresh every afternoon at 3 o'clock; also Cakes and Buns, at Rhinb's Bakery, No. 826 South street. iyl tf Usb McNeil's Pain Exterminator.

febl8 ly DIED. POORMAN On June 8th, 1895. at Highspire, Samuel Fookman, in Ills 67th year. Funeral on Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock. The relatives and friends are Invited to attend without lurther notice.

Jel0 2t WANTED. ANTED White girl for general housework at 1109 Green street. e7 3t ANTED Girl to do general house wortc. Reference required. Call 133 South street, leio 3t WANTED Boarding and lodging by two respectable young men in a private lamiiy.

state terms. Apply this office. Ie8 3f WANTED. Cash paid for all kinds of second hand furniture, clothing. Entire household bought, call or send postal to NATHAN COHN.

446 Walnut street, febia ly WANTED Salesmen in other lines to to sell our Linseed OH on commission. We guarantee good money to right nartlea. Must have references. Address II. O.

RITTER Cleveland, Ohio. j8 6t WANTED Second hand Clothing Bought and sold. Hlcrheat cash nrlces paid tor ladles' and gentlemen's cast off gar nwuia aiso oiu BQoes Dougnt. itring tnem or drop a postal card to 8. W.

ALLOY, No. 101 North Fourth street, Harrlsburg. Pa. oct25 ly $5,000 PARTNER WANTED. "DY an old reliable Harrisburg business house to Increase stock.

Address, In strict cuimueuce, a. x.r. u. aox rati. Harris Dure.

Pa. je7 3f AXT ANTED An honest, active gentle man or lady to travel for established, reliable house. Salary $780, payable $15 weekly and expenses, situation permanent. References. Enclose self addressea stamped envelope.

The xiumuiion company, aia omana ttuuaing, cago. 1e V21t FOR RENT. "COMMUNICATING OFFICES to rent, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire WOLFE MA1L.CX norm second street. mayn tr EOR REN An old established Bakery and Confectionery, corner Fulton and Broad.

Possession given at once. Inquire ot james LY NCll, 1311 Fulton street Jel stw FOK RENT A nice three story brick house. No. 1357 N. second Btreet.

Kent moderate. Inquire or II. COHEN, JM2 Market street. my35 tr FOR RENT The dwelling house. No.

018 Green streat. Nine rooms, bath, range, furnace and cement cellar. Apply at CM Oreen stre t. Immediate possession given. apr2a tf FOR RENT Two Htory Brick House, No.

B07 Walnut street, with aU Improvements, rent moderate. Inquire at No. 34 North Second street. marll tf FOR RENT Houses Nos. 118 and 120 Locust street.

Ctentrally located. Apply on premises or at Tenth and Mulberry streets. marl2 tf CUAHLRS 8. BOI.U 17 OR RENT The throe story brick dweUtng, 1005 Market street, all modern Apply to KDWAKD BOYKK, at carrlnge works, ion Market street. febl6 tt FOR RENT Brick Dwelling House, No.

123 Paxton street. All conveniences, and In first class condition. Kont moderate. Inquire or ELMER ii. FK1TCUKY, J8 South Second street.

mariUtf FOR RENT. Ill C'aldor street, rent IS per month. 14G7, 1409 and liJl North aoioud street, rent 118 per month. iui8 and 1013 North Third street, rent $25 per month. 512 and 514 Filbert street, rent S15 per month.

509 Cowdon street, rent $15 per itiouUl. 1304 and laoc I'enn street, rent $15 per month. 12 and G16 State street, rent, $18 per month. 2132, 2149, 2150, 215 and 2iuo Seventh street, rent $12 per month. All the above houses are Uiree slory bricks, with nioUern improvements.

S63 Sassafrass avenue, rent tio per month. Apply to truLEH, loic North second street. Or to H. UHLKK, Room 3, No. 15 South Second street, llarrlaburg.

Je8 tf FOR RENT. fllHE second and third floors of a build ing. Cor. Second and Locust Streets, formerly occupied by the Hanking Dcnnrlmont and Factory Inspector ot the state. They are largo and very desirable oniccs; water in every room.

The enilre building Is healed by steam. TCo third iloor can be altered lor lodge rooms. The property Is centrally located and has a frontage of 5i reet on Second street. Lease will be given for a term or years. Offices on second Moor are communicating, making thern very desirable for a company, corporation or club.

apply to JOHNSTON Wholesale Paper Dealers, Second and Locust Sts. mayl3 lm FOR HALK. A FINE KITE for a homo on North Second street, overlooking tho river. The lot ls50 foet front by lOi foot deep. Terms very easy.

Box 195 post onlce. inar4 IS THROWN AWAY in our advertisements thpv customer. TO THE FIRST OF JULY, 00; former price, 1 20. bepin with. FT a vino rinnp our we leave you to do yours by wno Qon sympatny.

MUMMA, FOR SALE Five of those beautiful lots on BerryhlU start it, between Thirteenth gain. Inquire of ED. EISELY, 1301 Berry hm street, city Jeii tr FOR SALE OR RENT The three story brick dwelling nouse, No. 513 North Second street. It has all the modern improvements.

Apply to C. M. K1SHPATJGH, febll tf Department of Internal Affairs. FOR SALE Three new brick houses, northeast corner Bverereen and Vernon streets. Lot I7xl00.

Houses have pressed brick fronts, browns tone trimmings, iron cornices, nine inch fire wall, nine rooms and bath room, all modern improvements. First class In every particular. Terms easy. JAB. W.

BAKKKK, deolSMl On the premises. "p'OR SALE, or exchange for improved iJiupciLy, at vcij uraiiauio country uuiuc, ubuauju itiilii iiii.il 111J 1C Ul (lit I lord Station, on Reading Railroad, In the beautiful LebATinn VallAv and 1 mllpa frnm nVtorlln the Chambers road, ground laying high in healthy location, 13 acres very choice land, wlih all new bulloings, house 2tf story, wide balcony and porch, nice barn, wagon shed and corn crib, AU outbuildings are new. Cistern at barn and otcu an i iic: iiuuae. luiui ui until aooub luy trees jasc tn bearing, with fine cherries and other irult on the place, all well fenced and In good state of cultivation; just the place for a ui'iuo iui iruciiiiig. juuLur cars wui pass close to place in near future.

Must be seen office box 483. Harrlsburg. Jel lm FOR SALE A Mansard roof. 8 roomed house. No.

1272 State street Hall upstairs and downstairs. Vestibule; sewered; nice yard: in good condition: nearly new; In good location rents lor $9 per month. Reason for seuing owner has left the city. FOR SALE The property three story brick bouse, 825 sixth street, very desirable corner, with conveniences. FOR SALE The elegant residence property, with all conveniences, three story brick.

Noma Second street. FOR sale The large three story brlclr. No. 1813 Sixth street, with conveniences, only $3,500, on easy terms. FOR SALE The flrst class brick residence, 227 Boas street; very easy terms.

Call for particulars. over 503 building lots In various parts of the city and suburbs. Apply to W. H. THOMAS, 821 Market street.

Harrlsburg, Pa. For Sale. 803 Firth street, 2 story frame lot, 20x150, A property in west Falrvlew, double house; lot 60x140, $1,601. 625 Herr street, 2 story frame, 14x90, tl.5M". 915 sixth street, 2 story frame, 17x78, $3,500.

1905 Fourth street, cottage style, 20x100, 1337 Penn street. 2 story frame, 16x80, $1,600. 434 Muench street, 8 story brick. 1629 Sixth street, 3 story brick, 125 Fourth street, 3 story frame, 1722 Fourth street, 2jtf story frame, lBxioo, Lot on Firth near Peffer. 20x100, $750.

Lots at corner Second and Muench streets, from $350 to $850. Streets graded. Have sewer, city water, electric light. Properties In au parts of the city for sale and rent. Money to loan at 6 ner cent on first mnrtcacA city property.

For particulars apply to or ad dress U. H. FRKKBUHN, t3 1400 North Third street For Sale THAT VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PROPERTY, No. 221 State Street, Haying a front of 26 1 4 feet on State street and a depth of 107 feet. There Is not a more desirably lo cated property for sale today on this street at the price this will he sold.

MONEY TO LOAN. per cent, on first mortgage, city properties. Vocal Stocks Bought and Sola. Fire and Life Insurance solicited. H.

UHLER, Room 8, No. 15 south second street, Harrlsburg, S.ra. Late of No 17 S. Second street. AMUSEMENTS.

RANI OPERA HOUSE. Commencing Juue ICth. "A VISION OF BEAUTY." Is Immeasurable beyond comparLsoD. Nothing use iu ever ueen seen. 11 is impossible to convey the beauty and splendor of tula marvelous art creation.

IS LIFE ITSELF ON CANVAS. Reception Daily from 9 a into 10 m. Admission 25 cent e7 tt HOTELS. GPRING LAKE, N. HOTEL CAKLETON.

Appointments tlrst class, facing beach. Artesian Water, Elevator. Bolls, Bloc trie Light, Cas, etc. open Juno. 3.

SIMON. Jel im A SBURY PARK, N. J. SURF HOUSE. Twentieth season, on tho Ocean block.

Now open, capacity 150. 15. A. MARTIN. Jel0 2m Season Opens June 1st.

DOUBLING GAPS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. (Cumberland Valley It. Nc vlllo, The Ideal Mountain Resort Season Opens Juno 1st. Twenty square mUes of forest, lakes and mountain land. Model Hotel buIldlngH, llr.it olass appointments.

New Furniture, feet Elevation, Dry Atmosphere, I'loe Urove, Medicinal Waters, Hot Sulphur Hatha, Resident Physician, Kanltary Plumbing. Hotel, Dairy and Farms, golf, riding and driving, boating, music, refined environment. Special rates for June. For Illnstratsd circular card write to UKORUK A. FREYKR, owner.

may27 tf Free Concerts Afternoon and Evening WEEK OF JUNE 10th, The Carleton Concert Company. WEEK OF JUNE 17th, Law Simmons and Ihe Quaker Cily Vaudevilles. jes tc CHARTER NOTIOE. Notice is hereby given that an anpllcatlon will bo made to tnoj Governor of Pennsylvania on Wednesday, the Sd day of July, under the "Corporation act of 1874" and Its supplements, for the charter of an lntonoed corporation, to be called "The Anthracite Wagon Company," tlm character and object of which Is tho maiiur.usturliig of Unproved dumping wagons aud other vehicles, together with otrjer articles of commerce from metal or wood, or bot h. and for tlion; purposes to have, posset and eiijoy.ull the rights, lieneilts and irivllegesof the said act of Asucuibly and Its supplements thereto.

The Incorporators are J. T. Flnliardson, (J. M. McCauley.

Robert hnodgnifs and John D. Scully, or llarrlsburg, and A. II. Kge. or Mcrliiiiiicsbiiig, Pa.

ROHK'UT BNODUUAtS, June 10, 1895. Solicitor, etc. IjVJUND On Walnut stmet near Second a ladles' Hair 'om! Owner can obtain same at this ofllce Ly proving property und Paying for this notice. JeT Misrepresentations ARK in by irrofpr nfiblo harRCtcrs in all tradep, pml ihe l'iano busineps has its share, who lulost town and country, with glib tongues, offering badly made Instruments. 1 ofTr for sale, the KRANICJJ HACK, Kit Kit, I VERS Si l'OND, STULT and PIIAIL Plates, and the MAsoN HAMLIN OrganH, which are acknowledged to bo amongst tlio best lust.rua.ents a le In this couuliy by experts ana best Judges of the samu.

IEEE. O. ORTH, I 8 8. Fourth Street. Harrisburg, Pa.

IF YOU DOUBT IT. will iiwirv, UbWllipiiailCU L11C11 Best Ten Wire Tapestry yuu nave sum cm 111 IT ilOOU Ht, i fj "7 lie lUUUb ailU seeing them. For all who visit Pa. The Window of the palace of the soul shouli be kept free from blur, and no; an ed In any way. A pair of good glasses 111 often do this.

If used In time. We employ the best methods known tor testing the eye and charge you nothing for testing same. 807 KortU Third Street. Look for the Big Watch Sign. mayio tc AT 5,000 1st raw Hats 50c noon QVALTTr.

CORRECT STYLES. i AT 10.000 11 fl fl HIGH GRADE I STRAW HATS Up to date styles.else where tl so to 00. P. R. R.

Check cashed as usual to day and to morrow. COBNEft Tlili aud' Market SU DR. RAYSOR'S Drug Store I AS been removed to the .1 corner of Fourth and Kelker streets, opposite the Kelker btreet Market. Pure Drugs and Medicines Patent Medicines at reduced prices. iiysicians pi escnptions promptly filled.

Try Raysor's soda Water. 15e sure to come to the new place at the Cor. Fourth and Kelker Harrlsburg, Pa. aprc 4m 4k copyrickteo A. E.

BYSTER OPTICAL OFFICE, 831 N. THIRD ST. WI1KHK you can havo your 03'fa examined and sclontuicaliy tested without charge Jf your Fight be defective and can te Improved by glasses, the proper ones will be prescribed for you, ir. on tho other hand, the defect depends upon disease or such abnormal condition of the eye hat glasses will not help, you will bo frankly so Informed and so saved a useless expense. Jun.vi 3 6 t.f Licensed Ileal Estate, Kent and Insurance Agent.

Thrid and Chestnut Streets A. BRACKENRIDGE, I.EAL ESTATE AND RENT AGENT. No. 125 Washington ARRIS 11 VHU, PA. Collections and legal wrltlogs promptly attended to.

Solicitor of Insuranoe and pensions. oans negotiated. Real estate bought and sold at reasonable ratep. j'. aw BOOK BINDING'.

BOOKS, MA1AZINK, NKWBPAPKHS. MUfcIC SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 IltKAKIKH, LAW 11H1 Itvs. Ac bound at SCHiFFER Book Rindory, xi rtoui mccoiiu Ml. T. ENSMINGER, Auctioneer Commission Merchant, N03.

100. 10a. kh south Second street. JAMES D. HAWKINS.

Funeral director and embaimer, 300 Cumberland SL, Harrisburg, Pa. I OH A white and tan Knglish Hotter XJ iyp on Thursday evening. Reward will be paid If left at ibtt) North Third stioot. iJf I eopyiticKTtD nv Ihos. Peters, I I nft 1 rf 1 I 1 iHiiirTnTSP 1 Watch this space for the next nine days.

bomething different each day. SENSEMAFS. IT IS SAID That a word spoken In one ear oftentimes goes out at the other, but what enters the eye stays there. IT'S IMPOSSIBLE For us to tell you through the parersall about our Spring and Summer ijoods. You will find the line Itself "Prettier than a picture." IN FACT we have an assortment or Jaccnats, Indian Dimities, in stripes, figures, plain and solid colors.Col ton Crepes, Drapde Vienna.

Satlnes, plain or figured. WE SELL au our best Dress Ginghams at 10c a yard extra good at 5c a yard. SEA ISLAND PERCALES For Ladles' Shirtwaists. Our display of these best Percales Is one of the largest and Prettiest In the city. Do not fall to Bee them.

TURKISH TOWELS WA llftVA filar rfWAfrvwt A rt TiiyVfali Towels, they are extra large and extra ucm jr, nuu extra low in price at asc a pair. SHAN TONG PONGEES, Best go for a yard. A. J. Senseman, 1206 N.

Third St. Have You Heard Of Butter Oil? If not, visit the City Grocery, 17 N. Third street. where Miss O'Donnell will be all week demonstrating in a piactical manner, showing the superiority of Butter Oil over Lard and Butter for all cooking and baking purposes, at about one half the cost. Cooking fish, onions and doughnuts with Butter Oil in the same vessel and at the same time each retaining their own distinctive taste is one of the features of Miss O'Donnell's demonstration.

Respectfully, J. C. HARLACKER. WE CAN satisfy your hunger the CHOICE MORSELS OK WOOLEN FABRICS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. They're ready for your inspection now.

TIMELY PRICES. J. Froehlich Son, 90 1 North Third St. mart tf ICE. Crystal Ice Company's Hygienic Ice.

Absolutely Pure. No Snow No Dirt. No Sediment. Keeps refrigerators clean and sweet. Prlre same as Natural Ice.

send In order Now. nmyl4 am Reduction in Wood. IIIAVK on band ft viral thnuM.m! cords lry Pino Kindling, free from bark nr.d dirt anl anwi (I to convenient l. ngtlis. Just the thing for a quirk fire In summer, cr an txoA ent kindling In winter.

This wood Icretcfore folil at tl 5 per cart load. Tlie il inand for It greater since tlien lvHiK ia 011,1 nave lowered, the price to 11 pi loud. SmiipHsHl my ortleo, Tlilr.l and rumbcrlnnd Olve us a call and 1 convinced or Its nual.ty All orders promptly delivered, ap" J. S.SIHLK fff lh' 't 14 v. Vi.

Hun en: am lu 't. Wji LT Hl.fl IllliV (vim JIUv. i "Hi AM) MANICURE PARL0B.B Ili. m. to.

I p. w. i itiius mull Op BI.Al IC TiUNTKU. Ont Htono tn tractors. Yard, 4.T.

S. ox ond street residence, s. Second Mreet, lliirrlslmrg. Pa. fvrsonal supervision given to nil work.

Ksll mates lurulbhcd on all kluds of stone work. utyM ir 1D1 FROZEN COFFEE DEMONSTRATION COMMENCING TUESDAY, JUNE 11th. Free Sample to Every Visitor in White Palace Basement. Big Dry Goods Sale Now in Progress. rw 4C IUUUU in a veil selected stock of Dries Gords (plain ani facet), Biack Drees Grsods' i 1 1 ram ciiBf, omvei dues, VJrene Hilks nil 1.

uKU i i ings, rrmnants of Silks and Jress Goods. Big Dry Goods Sale This Week. Bargains in Wash Goods. CnsUis 23 acd c. 8cotch Liwcs at 4 7J Dimi milks at 8 40 inch I.iwns at 10c Dress Ginhama st Black Satine at 83.

Hoy Wai 7Tf ips at 12Jc. SG inch Pe 8c Boy Wash Buit Percales at and laca i 5U Tshoes ae lected let! er. anrine solid visit uS SSSSSwm 98c to T.l CI.11 rtn 1 tonndinconntrvanL i eales. It is tho confidence IhVv in you expect naa ineai. 0 jku 3 Special Bargains This Week.

at 25aBarBa'n Me' "gu, eoo lW1s ..1. sSPSfJJSisfsjp. Hot Weather Comforters Women's Department. You'll Get Your Pay New very soon, and by the time you've "squared" the butcher, the baker and the others, wife won't have much left to buvthat BABY CARRIAGE and REFRIGERATOR youUd Tshthave been talking about. We'll fix it for you.

Come in and pick out just what you want and Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Draperies, too. Don't hesitate at all to do it. Vou can take a dozen pay days, if necessary, to settle your account with us. Arrange to pay us a little each month (or week). If you were worth a million you couldn't buy better nor cheaper than from'us on credit.

BURNS Harrisburg Installment Co.) 4 S. MARKET SQUARE. ry at Prices ie OUT OF WHICH THE at H. Astricii's, 34, 36 and 38 North Third Street. Ask for Discount Circular.

MARVIN'S Understand their business. Th had years of exnerience of people within 300 miles of Pittsburgh prefer Mar v. is to all other kinds. It's skilfully made. Shipped ly press daily, hot from the oven.

get ll ADiM'c nnc ah TX APPIER is the lowly owner of a Union Crackajack Thau a millionaire King wllh a torpid liver. E. C. KEFrLE, 27 fi. Ifeird Strtst.

apr6 tc rn 11 SULLEN BEKQ Ell. Ar, I.T Tft 1 and Ufllce. CraT.rMrrv A vet up. niaj lii.1ir. ly Xlnrrlsl.uiv.

UMITII I. I It 11.. VJ. and rwrkors of LBAK TOIlAXH, N. Murkct Htruct llarrlHbuig I'B.

novlS.tll ly 36 iacti Printed Cambric at 12Jc. Calicoes, dark and Tght, al Sc. Bargains in Dress Goods. 34 inch NoveUks. Lalf wool, eale price tl! 2w Baie 19c All Wool Henriettas, sale price 23a C5 "ei price 59c SIBisck SUk Finish Henrietta at C9c Bargains in Silks.

24 icch Siik Crcpon, half price, at 19c. Printed Purgee Silks at 19c. AH colors Silk Creped at 19a 23 inch Swivel Silks, half price, at 25c apaneee Wash Silks, sale price 25a All colors of Pongee Silks at 25' 75c Stripe Taffeta Silks now 59a 36 inch Changeable 8urah Twills at COc Warp Glorias at fl. SlV. le mC8i la5ts RDd od se S2 00 Kaascts from 25 50.

1Y" oVU of our city and eux increasing onr jMa iioua aiwavb etct 4 POST Mom Has Dropped Our Prices arc stunners. BAKERS Tht'civliv tlmiic m.lc Eye Strain, WHICH OATJ8SB HI? I 1 ard unplewiant Weilns J. a IFW II Tj in ihe v.yw tn ptl Ua nwrtliit" ri'cf b.v wp. irln? our apwlal lPDf8 ground lo rtintily' this defect. rrtipleSlTKS'KRINU with this trouble slionld ciiru FiM'rtaiist, tuv Ul flttlnir will 'iin.

ase and In many oahc 8 load to pomuii'i)4 or.r hye MsT wu csamiue your eyoa li'tiS. SPECTACLE BAZAR, Hiirr Rrmr'r. n. i HK ET STRUCT vlfV I.KK Ki' fiiti.rjt i tviu ort.s and iit. Insiruc llon.

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