Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY TELEGRAPH HARRISBCRG, PA. TiU'USDAY EVENING. OCT. 8. 1888.

TO lAY'S BAT II BR REPORT. Indications lor tho twenty roar hoar commencing1 at 8 p. Thursday. October 3d: Fair and win mer weutlier, southerly winds. Lacal Weather Report.

0. B. Signal Office, Harrisburqi October 8. Barometer Temporal ire Humidity, percent Wind Direct Weather 8 r. x.

30.14 65 5S N.r. 10 Cloudless 8 a. u. 80.20 47 79 0 calm. IS MOON.

30.19 69 78 18 Cloudless Cloudless Moan bitromuter, 30.17. Mean temperature, 63.7. Moan humidity, 71.3. Maximum temperature, 69.5, Minimum temperature, 41.0. Maximum veionity 01 wind, 15 miles rer hour, ooourred at m.

Freclpltatlon, Inches, 0.00. Local Foreeoata. For narrls'jurjf and Tlclntty continued fair weather, Store Miscellany D. P. S.

Items. Millinery lmta aud bonnets trimmed and untrimmed, in everything there is in newest styles and fashions. tips, ribbons, ribbon velvets, ornaments, velvets everything in the way of trimmings. All tho combinations of hues and tints, all the shapes and styles there's wide choice, lots of interest. Ailioinini? is tho coat room while we write, the weather suggests light weight jackets.

We havo a few lots of jerseys that as long as they Inst will Till tho bill. Tho'v'ro light weights, one lot at $1 50 that wore $3 75 another lot at $2 50 that were ff 4 to $5. Whilo hero look at the fall and winter weights in jerseys or stockinet jackets. Look at the ladies' and children's coats, examino the quality and compaie with the prices. The stock is complete, everything in coats, wraps, shawls, jackets, plush goods, cloth goods for ladies, misses and children.

There's a littlo corner of the notion counter devoted to such things as Tooth powder, face powder, infant powder, infant hnir brushes and combs. Other hair brushes and combs, too, and uponges, chamois soaps, perfumes. You'll find many useful things at this counter that before this yon could not get for so little money. Frequently some new things are added to the notion stock that has great meiit and is of trifling cost Get a vest pocket catalogue of the Gladstone scries of books these books are only a quarter. See the other books and see, too, what we do in I ho fluo quality writing paper and envelopes.

DlVKS, POMEROY STBVf ART. JOTTINGS. Fat Men's Club" at the Opera House this evening. Saturday will be field day at the courts of tho Ilarrikburg Out Door Club. Tho Carlisle fair opens on tho 8th of October and continues until the 11th.

At Third stroot tho new Forster street sewer will bo thirteen feet in depth. Officers of Kintracht lodge, No. 600, I. O. O.

l', were installed last evening. There will bo no meeting of the Christian Endeavor Convention choir this evening. The cnao of Mrs. Ksther Sourbeer against J. F.

StoulTcr, mi action in trespass, has been continued. Sand is in groat demand, and dealers along the river are working industriously to get a good supply on hand. A lodge of the Ancient and Illustrious Order of the Knights of Malta irabout to be established in Ilarrisburg. Several side streets intersecting Third street will have to bo graded at the intersec tions, and no tune Hhoulu be lost by the Supervisors in doing this work. A npeciiil meeting of Common Council will bo held this evening to consider an important ordinance authorizing a waffcr main to be laid in Third street at Boas.

A stranger Htappcd at Vincent Orsinger's hotel, at Third and Broad streets, on Tuesday night and was shown to a room. Later he said ho would take a walk before retiring, and he has not returned. Neither has a fine gold watch. DALl'IlIN COUNTY MINERS. They Take nil lntorcut In tbe Registration Uill.

The Sliamokin Jlcrakl of Saturday says: The Miners' Examining Board returned from Lykens to Shamokin this morning and are Again at their olHce ready to dish out certifl cates. They issued six hundred and twenty four certificates to Danphin county workmen, which is extraordinarily good for seven days. They could have given out one hundred more, but did not have the necessary certificates on hand. The minors were very eager to re ceive their papers and are enthusiastic over the Gallaghor bill. Four filths of them have been born and raised in Dauphin county and are an intelligent and gentlemanly body.

They all passed excellent examinations and knew considerably of the bill as passed by the Legislature. The absence of foreigners wasauite a surprise to the hoard. The board will revisit the county in a short time. And I.eMson for Ilarrlsburc, as Well. tVllkos llarro Itecord.

Scranton's experience in the street paving matter should afford a lesson. The Councils there passed an ordinance to asphalt avenue, xhe citizens protested and finally took the matter into the courts and had the Councils permanently enjoined from executing their edict. Then, after having won thoir victory, they noted the business passing on to other streets that were asphalted, and then, of their own motion and paying all the cost out of their own pockets (and the avenue being so wide 60 feet between curbs and each owner having to pay for half tho width, the cost was quite heavy), they effected tho improvement, only one protesting, and to this day the cobbles fronting his property attract to his name a wide and unsavory celebrity. Couipnnles Without Gooits. In tho case of the Commonwealth against the Pennsylvania Mutual Live Stock Insurance company, of Philadelphia, Judge Si monton has granted an order requiring the company to appear on October 21st and show cause why its business should not be closed, l'roof has been submitted to Insurance Com missiouer Forster that an execution issued in pursuance of a judgment obtained in the court of common pleas of Philadelphia, against the Pennsylvania Mutual, has been returnod nulla bona.

A similar proceeding has been instituted against the Jetl'erson County Mntual Live Stock insurance company tor a like cause. Penitentiary Blrda. This morning Sheriff Shcesley and several special deputies loft for the Eastern Penitentiary with the following prisoners: Lewis Hoyt, robbing railroad cars, two years; Wm. burglaiy, two years; Archie Campbell, forgery, two years; John Palm, larceny, two years; Albert Gray, larceny, one year; Albert Jackson, burglary, two years, jonn iuonagnan, larceny, one year; Henry Kohlen, larceny, one year; Charles Chambers, felonious assault and battery, two years; James Gantz, Incorrigible, House of Refuge. Marriage Licenses.

Recorder Swab issued the following marriage licenses to day John E. George aud Ella M. Humes, Harrisburg; Jonathan Shultz and Kli.a Ann Green, Middletown; Luigl Turauo, ltobesonia, and Car mlna Uunti, Steelton; William B. Tutman aud Etta J. Jones, Harrisburg; John E.

Kurzunknabo and Jeanette Del linger, Harrisburg; Daniel Koch, East Hanover township, Mary J. Bolton, West Hanover township. Hebrew "lny of Atonement." To morrow evening will begin the Hebrew T. nf A trtrimnnnt (ii Vnm Kinnar day, October 5th, being the holiday "Day of Atonement," the principal places of business of our Hebrew merchants will be closed from Friday evening at 6 P. M.

until Satur day evening at 6 p. m. OL1VG11 CIH1 A New Presbyterian Cburch to be Located on Allison's Hill. The Carlisle Presbytery at a session held at Duncannon yesterday, npon the petition of 139 persons, 45 of whom will unite at once with the church, resolved to organize church on Derry stieet, Allison's Hill, to be known as "Olivet Presbyterian The formal services will be held at the chapel on October 15th. The committee ap pointed by Presbytery is composed of the following persons: Revs.

George S. Chambers, George B. Stewert, kbenezer Erekine and Messrs. Francis Jordan and J. M.

McLarrell, nnder whose ministrations the new church will be constituted. This church, that has grown ont of a Sabbath school, the first anniversary of which will be celebrated next Sunday evening, begins its life with many promises of great good. The membership will be composed of progressive and earnest workers living in the immediate vicinity. Pledges have already been given sufficient to support a pastor. Mighty Niagara and Romantic Watklns Niagara! Wonderful handiwork of Na ture, thy name alone bestirs emotion, arouses thought, aye, conjnres np within one a vague idea of thine immensity, and yet it is only when we gaze upon thee from some commanding situation that the grandeur and sublimity which encompass and enthrone thee are seen and felt in their awe inspiring entirety.

The first view of Niagara can never be effaced from memory. It whets the desire for another and another pilgrimage to the stupendously beautiful, natural picture. For the benefit of the people of Washington, Baltimore and other stations on the line of the Northern Central railroad, the Pennsylvania railroad company will run a special excursion train of parlor and day coaches to Niagara Falls on Tuesday, October 15th, 1889, tickets good to return until October 24th. Round trip from Washington and Baltimore, $10 00. Proportionate rates from other stations.

Watkins Glen will be touched both going and coming, and all who may desire to stop off in either direction and visit this romantic mountain gorge will be afforded an opportunity to do so. Train will leave Washington at 7:10 A. M. Baltimore, 8:20 M. For Sunday School Workers.

Next Monday evening a public meeting will be held in this city in the interest of the Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association. Addresses will be delivered by Wm. Reynolds, president of the International Snnday School Association; Rev. Alex. Henry, president of the Pennsylvania State Association, and other prominent Snnday school workers.

There should be a large turn out of the Snnday school people of the city. The place of meeting will be announced in a day or two. II all Ratea to Washington via Pennsylvania Railroad. The great Knights Templar Conclave itf Washington will be one of the most attractive events in the history of the National Capital. Tbe grand parade of Tnesday, the 8th inst, will be a sight worth seeing, with its twenty five thousand Knights in line.

For the convenience of visitors the Pennsylvania railroad company will sell excursion tickets to Washington, October 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th, valid for return until Oc tober 31st, 1889, at half rales. No one should fail to take advantage of this unparalleled opportunity of visiting the seat of Government Board of Control. A regular monthly meeting of the Board of Control will be held at tha Chestnut street school building on Friday evening. Bergner 6c Engel Carry Off the Grand Uold Medal at fans. Paris, September 29.

The Bergner Engel Brewing Company has been awarded the grand prize the grand gold medal for high character and excellence in beer over scores of competitors from all portions of the world. The Americans here are jubilant at the success of 'the Bergner Cora pany, it being the second time this company has carried off the highest award for beer at a Paris universal exposition. Harvest Excursions Will be run to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and the two Dakotas North and South on Angust 6th and 20th, September 10th and 24th, and October 8th at half rate by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company. For particu lars and tun information write to or call on John R.

Pott, Traveling Passenger Agent, Williamsport, or to Geo. II. Heafford, Assistant G. P. Mvwaukee, Wis.

je27 tf AMUSEMENTS. "FAT MEN'S CLUB" TO NIGHT. A reigning comedy star during the last seven or eight years has been J. C. Stewart, whose name is inseparable irom that ex travagantly funny conceit, "The Two Johns." Mr.

Stewart has launched a new comedy, and he has been very fortunate in hitting upon a title, ''The Fat Men's Club," which suggests fun from A to Z. Mr. Stewart has been long known as an unctnons comedian, bnt within the ranks of his profession he is just as well known as an author. His latest effort, "The Fat Men's Club, is largely a musical comedy. At the same timj there is a wide scope for five fat and funny comedians.

There will also be a troupe of acrobats. "The Fat Men's Club" will be presented under the personal supervision of the author. Mr. Stewart will enact the star role in his own unctuous manner this evening. MINNIE OSCAR GHAY.

Minnie Oscar Gray, the talented actresB, who appears here next week with the Gray Stephens comedy company, has a host of friends in this city who will give her a cor dial welcome. The company supporting Miss Gray this season is much stronger than ever, and comprises a number of first class comedians. THE "SPIDER AND FLY." To morrow night the attraction at the Opera House will be The Spider and Fly. Bright dialogue, clever people, Bhowy scenory, mirthful music and fetching cos tumes are the more important features which will insure the success of Fraser Gill Spectacular Pantomimiqne Burlesque, The Spider and Fly. Some of the scenes are essentially new and novel.

Prominent among them is a gymnasium interior with its ouim oi poies, Dars, ropes, swings, trapeze fixings and other paraphernalia. A dozen handsome girls are at their various athletic, gymnastic and calisthenic exercises. The picture presented on the stage in this scene is an entirely new and beautiful one. Seats at Markley's. AN ELABORATE EXTRAVAGANZA.

Bluebeard, Jr. or Fatima and the Fairy, the most elaborate spectacular extravaganza ever witnessed, in America, begins a four weeks' engagement at the Broad Street Theater, Philadelphia, ext Monday night The Id jal Extravaganza company, by which the piece is presented, numbers 200 persons. Included in this is a ballot of CO and 40 children, led by Clara Qualitz, Madeline Morondo and William Martin. The principals in the cast are all well known comedians. The scenic accessories, the music and the costuming of the piece have attracted the attention of the critics of the country.

A prominent feature of the performance is "Tbe Chiidren's Heroes," "The Old Woman who Lived in the Shoe, and Her Children," and "The Little Lord Fauntleroys" by tbe forty little ones. "Truth and Light," the transformation scene which eli ses thepcrfor monce, is described as a marvel of the scenic painter's art. BUSINESS LOCALS. KEDUCED'prices at Dives, Pomeuoy Stewart's Special Bargain Sale. A special bargain sale at the New York Shoe store on Octol er 5lh.

Thiee liundri'il pairs of ladies' and misses' fine shoes will he closed out. 310 Market street. oci3 3t Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator. j)'9Jy The Green Corn Grater. You cannot do without it.

New lot just received. Lodge Robinson. aulO tf No. 9 North Third street. jfALL, 1889, A.

Jay Cboss, specialist in lenses for the Eye, formerly visiting C. A. Aughiabaugh, jeweler, this city, is now permanently located at 18 West Twenty third street, New York. sept5'89 eo4 ly Best Bread and Cakes. Fresh every day, at E.

M. Rhine's, No. 226 Sonth street. iv2 The Largest. The largest line of Cardigan Jackets, Wool Shirts, Underwear, Gloves, in the city.

We would kindly ask inspection of above in prices and quality. Neckwear, Collars, Hosiery, Suspenders, Overalls, in large variety. bole agent 8 for the Kighmie Shirt I he Pearl Shirt, in all sizes, yon can find with Williamson Fosteb, 318 Market street Men's Outfitters. octl tc Special. Go to 1111 North Third street For Pure Artist Materials And Toilet Articles.

Cnticnra Soap 15 cents. Physicians' prescriptions A specialty at drug store of J. N. Clark, M. 1111 North Third street.

sep26 tc Coal. 4, 000 tons stored in J. S. Sible's large sheds. Will sell for a short time good, nice clean coal, $4 25, and the largest pea in market, $3 50.

Kindling and block wood, 1 50 per load. Office Third and Cumber land streets. Branch office and yard 903 Cowden street J. S. Sible.

sept25 tc Cabinet Size Photos. Per Dozen, $1. per Dozen. Cheap est and best in the city. Proof shown All join in praise of the style, finish and accurate likeness of our special $1 photos.

Try them and you will nave no others. JohnD. Lemer, 1213 North Third street, Harrisburg, Fa. mar20 tc Get the Best. Try the Genuine Boston Cream fresh every afternoon at 4 o'clock also Cakes and Buns, at Rhine's Bakery, No.

226 Sonth street jy2 The Sioux City Corn Palace. The only one in the world. Opens September 23d, 1889. Closes October 5th, 1889. Corn is King and Sionx City is the capital of his kingdom.

The Corn Palace 1889 will be larger, grander and more artistic than its predecessors. Reduced Excursion rates on all principal Kailways. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway is the direct route to Sioux City. For all details relative to the Corn Palace, address Jas.

V. Mahoney, Secretary, Sioux City, Iowa.v au6 tf Cakes in Great Variety. Always fresh and palatable. Try then and be convinced. Rhine, the Baker, jy2 226 Sonth street Picture Frames and Etchings.

At Black's Art store, 117 Market street, is the only place in 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, first quality, used. marl3 tf Those Stylish Pall Hats. A choice lot of Hats, Caps and Turbans from the leading cities are displayed in a variety of shapes, colors and prices, at Warren A. Zollinger, sepl3 3m 3 S.

Market Square. DIED. CHRONISTER On Tuesday nlglit.October 1st, 1889, Makka Gkbtrudb. dautrhter of H. M.

and Mary chronlster, aged 11 months. Paneral on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from tne residence of Michael McClaln. No. 1517 Nort Third streec The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. CHUBB in Halifax township.

September 30th, ioow, jura. juiiuKK Chubb, agea ts7 years. BUCHANAN In Halifax, September 27th, 18S9, Joseph Buchanan, of Matamoras. acred 76 years and 2 months. sep2i tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T710R RENT Residence JL street. $30 per month. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In Surplus fund Undivided nroflts Total. No.

211 Walnut THOS. S. PETERS. South Third Street. FOR RENT Private residence.

Furnished. Good location. Steam heat and all conveniences. Apply to THOS. 3 South Third street.

S. PETERS, sept27 REPORT of the condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HARRISBURG, at in me siate or Pennsylvania, at the close of business, October 3d, 1889 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts 76 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 109 57 U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 25,000 00 Stocks, securities, Judgments, claims.

etc 14.620 00 Due from approved reserve agents 70,148 70 Due from other National Banks ei 72 Due from State Banks and 46,544 54 Current expenses and taxes nald 1.873 87 Checks and other cash Items 41,531 29 Bills of other banks 2,188 00 Fractional paper currency.nlckels and cents on 48 Specie 5,308 00 Legal tender notes 11,000 00 iuna wiin u. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation) 1,125 00 $1,021,644 93 $100,000 00 190,000 00 12,708 88 National Bank notes outstanding 21,350 00 Individual deposits subject to check, 530,429 15 Time certificates of deposit 1,200 00 Due to other National Banks 147,370 83 Due to State Banks and bankers 18,586 07 93 State of Pennsylvania, County of Dauphin, ss: James Brady, Casnler of the above named bank, do solemnly affirm that the above statement Is true to the best ot my knowledge and be "Ci JAMJSS tSHAUY, v. Cashier. Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 3d day ot September 30, 1889. CHRISTIAN W.

LYNCH, Notary Public. CORRICT Attest W. W. JENNINGS, CHARLES L. BAILEY, DAVID FLEMING, Directors.

Valuable Real Estate FOR SALE! THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated 119 South Second street, eornpr dierrv avenue. JustremodeUii. ruiintprt All conveniences and In perfect order. NOTHING BETTER IN THE CITY. open for Inspection.

Apply to THOS. S. PETERS, sepil tf 3X south Third Street. 36 FALL STYLES. 36 FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Fall Styles in Hats, Bonnets, Plumes, Feathers, Ostrich Tips, Ornaments. Trimmed Hats, Tiimmed Bon nets, Latest Novelties, Lowest Prices. Mather's Millinery, 1 Second and Walnut Streets, SEPTEMBER. GjSthihg (JILOREN octi 2.4,6 3ni: I fflRRlSBURG. REPORT of the condition of the HARRISBURG national bank, at the close or business, September 30tn, 1889 RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. 89 35 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured IT. S. Bonds to secure Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages Due from approved reserve agents. Due from other National Banks Due from State Banks and bankers Real estate, furniture and fixtures Current expenses and taxes Premiums paid Checks and other cash Items Bills of other Banks Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents Specie Legal tender notes Redemption fund with U.

8. Treasurer (5 per cent, of Total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid surmus iuna Undivided profits National Bank notes outstanding. uiviaenas unpaia Individual deposits sublect to check Cashier's checks outstanding Due to other National Banks Due to State Banks and bankers OXJR 8.704 36 50,000 00 83,753 07 87,321 03 73,362 87 30.204 er 53,315 04 4,173 80 11.908 35 9.966,08 10,070 00 333 10 49,475 00 19,000 00 8,360 00 $1,304,430 23 $300,000 00 225,000 00 15,243 75 45,000 00 8,808 25 576,868 03 45,773 86 86,782 60 5,949 C4 Total $1,304.

426 22 Stale of Penrunlvanta, Countv of Dauphin, wt: d. umer. uasnier or tne aDove namea nanK. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to tne Dest or my Knowledge ana Deuer. J.

UHLER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3d day of October, 1889. J. WESLEY AWL, Notary Public. Correct Attest II.

A. KELKER. WM. R. GOROAS.

LYMAN D. GILBERT. Directors. New Rooms Nov Completed. T7 VERYBODY invited to call and see onr JLA immense stock of New Furniture OF AIL KINDS, At Prices lower than ever be lore oilered.

Come and see and be convinced. BOYD CO. 31 S. Second St JUST RECEIVED AT City Grocery, 17 N. Third Street, DIRECT from Akron, the celebrated Schumacher Oat.

Mmi. mikhMl Oats. Oat Flour, Golden Granulated Cora Meal and Cracker Wheat. Strictly choice new While Honey In large quan aviuw price. Another lot of the fine full Cream Burdlck uneese just received.

Cranberries first of the season; low In price. Choice Boneless God Fish. Have you tried the Deviled Crabs with shells ii not try a can. We have them nice and rresu large and small cans. Our ttrst shipment of the celebrated new Snyder's Homemade Tomato Catsup will be In our store this week.

Try a bottle of the finest Catsup in the world. Coffees Coffees This Is one of our specialties. We always have iresH roasted coffees; the best goods obtainable. Another lot of the Chase SanVnrn Sna! Rrand just received. Telephone In store.

All orders will have prompt attention and goods delivered. Respectfully, aug29 tc J. C. llarlacker. The Mo! SiiiTessrnl Advorlisr A nsiiiK lieininptouBios.

County Seal J.X. Lists. Issued al Pittsburgh. Tliey cover tne ground Uie mo thoroughly with the least ALL KINDS OF and ornamental, tended to. april tiii PLASTERING? plain Jobbing promptly at GEORGE O.

SMJTH. NO. 255 Forstfir fitreet FALL, 1889. FRANK J. HESS, Buy your Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rug cheap for cash at FRED.

W. YINGST'S Carpet House, on MARKET STREET, at the River Bridge, Harrisburg, Pa. Elegant new Fall Styles Brussels and Moquette also, Ingrains in Brussel effects. Carpets have never been lower in price, and patterns can't be excelled for this Fall, so we bought largely direct from he manufacturers. Call and be convinced that all and more than we say is correct.

Bring along exact measure, and we will try to suit you. Don't buy until you get to the right place, at the River Bridge on Market Street. Yellow Painted Front. Store open until r' Established 1 866. 10 2 taw FRED.

W. YINO ST. ASTRICH'S! Our Grandest Effort! We fit Spectacles or Eye Glasses Perfectly at very low rices to ail Eyes that can be Im proved by Lenses. Eyes Examined Free. COCKLIN GRADUATE OPTICIANS, 28 N.

Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. JUST RECEIVED AT muck 0 Sbatkk mm An elegant ne line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's COATS In Cannelmaras. Wrap3, Newmarkcls and Jack eta In Wlntpr wilD hta Serse water proof Connclmaras In tall WPleUta In hi 110 nn.l LlooL ti n. nKUls witn vest and rolling collars faced TriHi sa.t,n Also another style with vest and mlr '1 iront witu large buttons. lziu 1 on two wks ago make a magnificent Showing Of LAniK.

MKl.v,lcil COATS in all qualities and prices, from the very cneapest to bo found In the market to the lilgh SX S38 novelties. A visit to our store will on xuicijr ever suowu iu tuts city. Witincr, 412 Market Street, Harrisburg, Pa. am SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES MANAGER FOR E. L.HESS Third Streit, Corur VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Fall and Winter BlaCl DfCSS GOOllS. OPENING! Astrich's OF Millinery, Wednesday, October 2d, Thursday, October 3d. Open Both Evenings. We have sti Iven to make this, our siwmri fii and Winter Opening, the grandest spectacle ever ucucw iu ima lun. uispiay ouisiue or the uuest, laigcab uu uest BCiecuja line Of MILLINERY An equally grand selection ot Coats, Cloaks and Wraps, And the largest variety of all eoods have made a specialty of.

cannot mention what you cannot appreciate without seeing. We Invite Everybody, Our old natrons and thr uiin linm nnr it been to visit us. Prof. Weber's lull orchestra wui ue preseui, on our lirst OPENING NIGHT, Wednesday and Thursday, OCTOBER 2nd and 3rd. 2nd AT PALACE OF FASHION, ao ana as North Third HARlllSBUKa, riiNN'A.

Special Purchase. Open this Thur4y morning of new and stylish and exceedingly things In Black Dnesa Uoods. in tuipm ot Bcr.lt and Sllehtlv tnfTeted ofTMta Rnuml noar. I im quality, one pleca only. 75 oral.

PUla Black one cord Uerlu. 4Macbe wide, 79 coal rBuiarprsce cannot Do duplicated. Extra broken fcatd of rained effect wall puin Black ground, very Mjllah and new. Satin atrtpe Uenrlctu cloths in solid Black, broad duster Hill DCS. eXCt tdlBffl lf 1lh nnmimr alrlnoa plain and fcatln faced effect.

verydestrabM. 40 toca riii'icl0tu' 8Pcll bargains. 60 ccnia; value cents SILK WARP HENRIETTAS. Ecroyd and Priestly. The very bes: goods In the work.

Wonderful THIS THURSDAY MORIO, perial extraordinary sale of blgrk number. line and elegant as suks. At UO quality that never nold low ti.TS; at 11.80. a number that reiausaif. in ixryod a good St.

65 quality for i. jo; afi quality at $1.35: Mnrb wtdUi at 75 rents. Ttua lilt le lot of Henriettas are some special numbers Just bought far below import, er price, being aingln and odd numbers, and we uunx kdow or anytning lixe them anywbara for he same money. This a rare opportunity. Tbe lot is small and we must refuse giving satn IS on hand safe and desirable In Testmeot secorltles for fale.

In anj atnojnt desired. Principal and Interest rBAranted on Mortgages and paid when due. No postponement of payments on at count of weather, crops, or hard times. REPRESENTS: Equitable Mortgage Com pan j. National Loin and Trust Conipaaj.

Dakota Investment Company. Middlesex Banking Company. Solicitors' Loan and Trust Company. Money to Loan at all times on Real Estate first mortgage In this ritjr. City and Country Properties for Sale and Kent.

Some desirable Real Estate Investments Offered. Agency of German American Fire Insurance Company of New York. Fire Insurance written at low est rates. 8cpUH.18tf9 tC I. IHIXEH II BROKERS, 30 North Third Strut.

P. O. BOX 307. nAKRISBUBO, PA. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN.

PROVISIONS AND fractional lots (or cah or on ono per ornu or laryiT margins, CommbwlonK PcroenL No In. tent or carryuiir crgi a. rroflts a nil ml ml and aettlcmenta prompt, Host factnuca br private wires. Call and aoe. or wrlta mm.

fettio TBE 8 Baby Carnages RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. LODGE ROBINSON, No. 9 North Third Street, IIAKUISBCUO. TA. ESTABLISHED LURCH 21 TIIIIE largest and moat complete canwt 1 cleaning establishment in ihn Kfi or Prrn.

OJ lYtUlUL. Chas. A. Miller's STARCARPET CLEANING IVORKS, i.i.. iu.

wiiiki.ii brJbUTAOLE BAZAR, cleaned can be accommodated I A.t 317 OTnrlrot Qfvf i me year except 01' arKet btieet, day Telephone connecti. IAKKISBURG. works. Telescopes. Field and ODera Chas A.

Miller A Proprietor. i 7 1 Classes, i hermomete Magnifying Glasses. W. BAKNKS, AlKn iOXF.KU, and J. S.

MARSHALL, Plumber and Gas Filter. Job Work Promptly Attended to. COUNER KIDGE AVENUE AND IIEUll Je34 ly HARRlsnUfid. I A l''iinsyivaiila sUnduM Tj Gr. in i 1 1 SJSrr '1' Hie rotl.ot.ofi.nt.

Otllce wUl recolvn pnnul attni inn. 1300KS Printed and Bou n.l In nr. 1 1 JJ the IIikrisduku Tei.eokai'u rrlnj'uyUoibc. aet 101m Moa. 28 to S4 Cameron Street.

TN TIIK STEVENS. INSTATE OF DAVID I.ATK OK IIARRISRCItO. DK. EASED The undorslgnrd. an auditor appunuxt by the orphans own or luuphin county to dm.

tribute the funds In the bands ot Uarrtel Stevens, ndiuliil.stratrlx of aald estate, as uliowo biM nuruu ui me uniiiiui 11 ui appoiuunent at his oniee. corner of Third and miwu i theelty ofllarrliibanr. on Monday. Ui nh October, at 10 o'clock a. when all parlies Interested may prewnt their elalma.

Bepv. tt. v. mhvuklu Auditor. J.

T. ENSMINGER, Auctioneers: Cumraission Slerchant i I IM tat K. Kraa4 SlnU COAL. ejWMyr LOWEST PKICES. IiKWIS GASTKOCK, Urlsirs Street, near P.

K. K. CLOSE OUT ENTIRE MOCK OF Extraordinary Bargains in Nav tzi morning we will Deaumui 106. 108 lc 110 S. Seoond St.

Are YOU GOMG TO PUIUDELI'flU IF SO Be sure to visit 133S Chestnut I street, directly opposite the U. S. Mint. Here you can see the finest 012.00 a stylish London Made Fall Overcoat, the like of which you could not equal to order under $25.00. 812 OO a handsome London Made Suit not matched anywhere.

except to order. at $25 00. $3 50 a pair of Thompson's Patent Cut English Cassimere Trousers. The same quality of fabrics will cost you $5 00 to $6 00 elsewhere. Tl mrrAimnAaT Special London JUde aotklnp, 1338 CHESTNUT AST PHILADELPHIA.

For Sale To Close Business AT TUB MUSIC ROOMS FORMERLY Chase Roberts, Comer Second wi Locsst Streets, General Tte entire stock or Pianos, Organs, AXD Xlnsical Ulcrchandigo I Will Positively be Sold at Cost. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. ij CHIROPODY. CORNS removed without pain. rrnla rarh.

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oniee pefi unit rp 2ra HAWKINS. FUN Kit A I. tmrta. red to. IXTU1L nurtHT Thtid and (utrtlm uxiay kna nigbi nil MxMtiHty at minir I Commencing this GttANn close out our en tire stock, and AMusnxicvrK.

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311(1 Utile 3 ortVT tii'ii a w. to tnose wno avail ri 'T themselves of an early call there will be It T7onld bo ixnpos wr Third Street, Corner Cecberland. a ft UN STET7A11TS FAT MEN'S CUm uuMnnr cxiiiAxr Mur tVZrZl gains in dotail, bnt Wi7.P Ts I Hire Uav ui'mi GEO. A. GROSS, to Real Estate, Loans and Insurance, Ho.

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tot mK Itm tliuxa llmrfimrir M.n.rwoHAK tSffct toAmim Arniit, urtv Ww, at rmtmtt uHk. FOR SAUL If hm mmjrOifg tm CARPET CLLWIXC WORKS BERING 1115 Uontgtxueiy St Telephone Connection. THOS. S. PETERS LICENSED Real Estate, Eent and Insurance Agent, Uo.

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