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DAILY TELEGRAPH! HARRISBURG, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1392. TO nArS WEATHER REPORT. r.t.a fnr tha tnenty lour hours com mu iuuxj a i Tuesday October 18th: In creasing cloudiness, probably followed by local showers to night or. on. Wednesday; southerly winds, shifting to westerly, stationary tempera 1 fr.imwMi vv cooler weather Wednesday night.

local "Weather Report. Barometer Temperature Hamldity.per cent Wind Direction. Wliid eloclty. Weather Oct. 18.

8 p.m. 8a.m. 12 noon. 30.16 30.19 30.14 58 57 62 75 88 71 0 S. S.

0 1 7 Cloudless Cloudy. Cloudy. Mean barometer, 30.16. Mean temperature, 59.0. Mean humidity, 78.0.

Maximum temperature, 62.0. urovimnm wiritv of wind. 12 miles, occurred 50. Precipitation, 00.0. Ijocal Forecast.

n. uc.hnn, nrt vlclnltV ClOUdy COn JC ji xiai a idwui dltions with occasional showers. 35., P. S. Tuesday, P.

S. October 18th, 1892. Leaders in Cloaks. Tenders in Millinery. Store Miscellany.

alwavs desirous of bringing be fore the notice of the public the newest and latest things the market affords and the following will give you a hint of what we Carry xu Ontinor Shirts. 2oe. 374c. 50c. Flannel Shirts.

75c," 89c, $1, $1 25, si nn SSI 75. SB2. White Unlaundried Shirts, 25c, 40c, 50c, 'White Laundried Shirts, 58c, 62 $1, SS1 9K Night Shirts at 50c, worth also at 75c and $1. Boys' Shirt Waists and Outing Flannel, 95 K0r 75c. Gents' Fine Neckwear at 25c, 37ic, 50c, 89c.

4 in hand, Teck string bows and rtiifFa. Tinva' Tips at. 25c in all the newest shades. Gentlemen's Linen Collars, every new style, at 12c, 15c, 19c Celluloid Collars at 17c: Cuffs at 35c. Four Dlv Linen Cuffs at 12, 17c and 25c.

Gentlemen's Office Jackets at great bargain Drices. Overalls at 50c and 75c, and Blouses at 50c. Suspenders at 10c, 12Jc, 17c, 25c, 37c and 50c. Gentlemen's Underwear at 25c, 37c and 50c. Gentlemen's Hosiery, 5c, 8c, 9c, 10c, 12Ac.

17c and 25c. A full. line of Woolen Hose, 17c, 25c, 37ic and 50c. Gentlemen's Natural Wool Underwear at 75c: worth a dollar. Ladies'.

Misses and Children's Cloaks. Everv new and late desiarn at our usual low prices. Millinerv. A rousinsr sale in Millinery. We're having grand success in our Millinery De partrntat.

Our Hats and Bonnets are much admired and sought after. Prices moderate. Lovely Down Comforts and soft wool Blankets at lowest prices. Basement. Bird Cages, solid brass, 49c.

Bissell's Carpet Sweepers, $1 98. Brooms, 15c Bulbs. Tulips, double or single, 17c a dozen. Crocus, 7c a dozen. Freesias, 17c a dozen.

Chinese Sacred Lily, 12c each. Hyacinths, all colors, 4c each. Calla Lily, 12 Jc each. Narcissus, 3c each. Bermuda Easter Lily, 5c each.

Hyacinth Glasses, 10c. Dives, Pomeeoy Stewart. REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS. The following meetings will be held at the designated points in the county, under the auspices of the Republican County Committee, at which time and place prominent speakers will discuss the issues of the campaign Wednesday. October 19th, Derry Sneakers: SamuelJ.

M. McCarrell, Sleacle IX Detweiler, narveyjioucK, C. H. Backcnstoe, and George Kunkcl, Thursday, October 20th, Bachmans vilie Speakers: Samuel J. M.

M. McCarrell, Meade D. Detweiler, John E. Fox, and C. H.

Backenstoe, Esq. Saluiday, October 22d, Highland Sneakers, Meade D. Detweiler, C. H. Backenstoe, O.

K. Brightbill, p. nd John C. Nissley, Esq. Gratz, Friday, October 28th Speakers: George Kuukel, William F.

Darby, William M. Hargest, Meade D. Detweiler, John E. Fox. Berrysburg, Monday, October 31st Speakers Albert Millar, Oscar K.

Bright bill, J. C. Nissley, Howard L. Calder, C. H.

Backenstoe. Millersburg, Tuesday, November 1st Lyman D. Gilbert, Robert Snodgrass, F. M. Ott.

Lykens, Friday, November 5th Speakers: Lyman D. Gilbert, S. J. M. McCarrell, Meade D.

Detweiler, F. M. Ott. Linglestown. Thursday, November 3d Speakers: S.

J. M. McCarrell," Meade D. Detweiler, George Kunkel, C. H.

Backenstoe. Middletown, Saturday, October 29th Speakers: Meade D. Detweiler, S. J. M.

McCarrell, W. F. Darby, George Kunkel. Elizabethville. Wednesday, October 2Gth Speakers: Wm.

M. Hargest, S.J. M. McCarrell, Meade D. Detweiler, George Kunkel, John E.

Fox. Williamstown, Tuesday, October 25th Speakers Captain W. J. George, Oscar K. Brightbill, Wm.

M. Hargest, Meade D. Detweiler. Piketown (West Hanover), Thursday, October 27th. Speakers: Meade D.

Detweiler, George Kunkel, 3. J. M. McCarrell, C. H.

Backenstoe, John E. Fox. John H. Weiss, Kixg, Chairman. Frank P.

Snodgbass, Fkisbee C. Battis, Secretaries. JOTTINGS. A colored Republican club has been organized in Middletown. Common Council will meet in special session to morrow evening.

A regular meeting of the Board of Trade will be held this evening. University Extension lecture at the Cbr atnut Street Hall this evening. The special train for Reading leaves the Philadelphia and Reading station at 6:30 this evening. Special meeting of the" John A. Fritchey club to morrow evening.

Business of importance. Harmony commandery, Knights of the Golden Eagle, will take part in the Columbus parade at Newport on Friday. John Myton, a horse dealer, was thrown from his carriage in Cumberland county yesterday and sustained a serious fracture ct one lesr. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Olivet Presbyterian church has started a fund to take the society to the State Convention at Reading next year. Will Hoist a Camp Curtin Council, No.

629, Jr. O. U. A. will, on Friday morning at 9 o'clock, hoist a handsome American flag on the Nisley school building, near the State Lunatic Hospital.

Appropriate exercises will be held. After the ceremonies tho Council will proceed to the Maclay Street Station and take the train for New port to participate in the demonstration at that place. An Eclipse of the Sun. On Thursday, October 20th, there will be a partial eclipse of the sun, which will be visible in this section. This eclipse will le visible over nearly the whole of North America as far as the equator.

The eclipse will begin about noon and end about o'clock in the evening, and will be a sight well worth observing if the day is favorable. RAILROADS AND RAILROADERS. Chief Clerk Harry W. Siegrist. of the C.

L. road, has resigned. It is now reported that the P. R. R.

Co. has acquired the Terre Haute and Peoria road by This line is 173 miles long. Engineer James K. Henshey, of the Tyrone division P. R.

has resigned and will shoi tly grasp the throttle of a locomotive on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsbuijr road. Another sitting of the master appointed to take testimony regarding the width and height of the crossing of the P. C. over the N. fc S.

V. near New Bloomfield, will be held to morrow. A snecial term of court was held in Carlisle yesterday for the purpose of hearing several cases in trespass in which the South Mountain mining anu. iron, company is concerned both as plaintiff and defendant. Fireman George Michaels, of the Mid dle division P.

R. returned to this city last evening from the hospital at Hunting don, where he had a cut in the head and a broken arm dressed. These injuries were sustained by being thrown from his engine near Tyrone. Brakeman w. JA.

lveiier, or tne tr. j. yard shifter, was held up by two unknown men Sunday evening on the Jones town road, near the reservoir, and relieved of his watch and $4 25 in money. These he gave over with the barrel of a revolver held against his forehead. Limited east on tne jran nanaie road ran into three empty freight engines near Bradford Junction, 16 miles west of Columbus, Ohio, yesterday morning, but fortunately without any serious consequences to either passengers or crews.

The train waa speeding along at the rate of 45 miles an hour at the time or. tne ac cident. The engineers and firemen of the four en nines saved themselves by jump ins. An investigation will be ordered with a view of ascertaining by whose au thority the freight engines were pulled out from the side to the main track just when Limited was expected to come along. The regular annual inspection of the Pennsylvania railroad is now in progress.

The msDection oartv passed mrougn at toona on the way to Pittsburg, from which point the inspection began at 8 :30 o'clock this morning. The party win reach Altoona about 5 this afternoon, and remain there over night. On Wednesday the tour will be continued and the night will be spent in Harrisburg, and from here the party will proceed to Philadelphia, arriving Thursday night. Friday morning the start will be maae and jersey vny reached that night. The road is in un usuallv fine condition.

At the inspection of the president and board or directors it was said that the road was Detier man ever before. The party consists of four train loads of officials and others Mr. Rldgway Promises Water. The highest temperature registered at the office of the Weather Bureau this city during yesterday was 68 lowest during last night was 52 degrees. The high barometric pressure is moving off the New England and Middle At lantic coast.

The barometer is fall. ing and stormy conditions prevail throughout the central valleys with another high barometric pressure with a cool wave moving in from the West and Northwest. The temperature in many sections of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Montana is hovering around 20 degrees and below this morning. The heaviest rains reported from Iowa and vicinity and the prospects are good that the sudoIv of water in this locality will be abundant inside of the next two or three days by rains. Snecial Excwrsiou to Gettysburg, Sun day, October 3 3d, via Pennsylvania Railroad.

A special train will be run to Gettys burg from Williamstown, leaving at 6 o'clock in the morning, via HarnsDurg, York and Hanover, and stopping at Lykens at 6:14 a. Elizabethville at 6:30 a. m. Millersburg at 6:50 a. m.

Re turning, will leave Gettvsburg at 5 p. m. same dav. and run through to Williams town, making same stops. The Pennsyl vania railroad will sell tickets from stations mentioned at the very low rate of $1 90 each for the round trip, good only on special train.

Ihis excursion will af ford an excellent opportunity for a visit to this most famous and historical Free Pabllc Library. The trustees of the Public Library at the meeting yesterday chose Charles L. Bailey president, J. W. Simonton vice president, William Ji.

aihcks treasurer, and L. M. Foose secretary. It was re solved to open the new library room on the 10th of November. The treasurer is prepared to receive contributions for its support.

Held for Trial. George Conroy, of Jacksonville, has been arrested and held for court in Cumberland county. He is alleged Jo be the father of the child which Sallh: Spunce abandoned in the boshes near Wonnleys burg. She is also held for trial. The child still remains with its foster parents at West Fairview.

Happy Dancers. The assemblies at the Kelker Street Auditorium are proving very successful. They are held every Saturday evening and the attendance thus tar has been very large. Owing to the progress ot the btate fair for colored people there will be no assembly until Saturday evening, the 29th. Fountain's orchestra furnishes music.

TVater for Mlffllntown. The people of Mifflintown are delighted with their new water supply, which is ob tained from Macedonia creek, five miles distant. The force is sufficient to throw a stream over the court house. Several gen tlemen interested in the water works at Mifflintown are also interested in the Stetilton project. First Practical Talk.

A talk on Physical Examinations will be given to the members ot the x. M. C. A. this evening, at 7:50 o'clock, by Dr.

J. D. Stevens. This is the first of a scries of "Practical Talks to be given bi monthly in the gymnasium by physicians of the city. Berks and Dauphin Turnpike Dam ages.

The Berks and Dauphin turnpike com pany demands $7,000 damages for the use ot its road bed between Avon and Myers town, by the Lebanon and Myerstown street railway company. Negotiations are still pending between the companies. EUrIi School Alumni. The Alumni Association of the Harris burg high school will meet at the Stevens building, on Chestnut street, Thursday evening at 7:30, for the purpose of raising a lund with wuicn to orrer prizes annu ally to three graduates. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.

Another Robbery. Thieves broke a window on the Third street front of Hogentogler store, at Third and Boas streets, Monday gaming entrance to the store stole several revolvers and a number of articles of no considerable value. Another Hearing. Another sitting of the master was had to day in the equity suit growing out of the occupancy of the Dock Street bridge by the street railway companies. Testimony was heard as showing that the work was done by the City Passenger Street railway company.

Rsginning; to Decorate Already. Our citizens are already beginning to decorate their residences and places of business for Columbus Day (Friday), and the indications are that the observance of the day, in so far as it pertains to this city, villi be both general and of a character worthy its importance. Anniversary of a Lodee. Harmony Castle, No. 53, Knights of the Golden Eagle, will have an anniversary celebration at its hall.

Third and Cumberland streets, this evening. It will be an interesting occasion. Street Railway Ordinance. At a special meeting of Common Coun cil last night the ordinance for the Alli son's Hill extension of the East Harrisburg Street railway company passed first reading, me citizens street railway or dinance passed finally. This grants the right of way on New Fourth street from Kelker to Maclav, and on that street from Fourth to Fifth street, the present termi nus of their tracks.

Also on'Berryhill from Cameron to Tenth, and on Tenth from Berryhill to Paxton streets. me president was instructed to secure carriages for the use of the Councilmen in the Columbus Day parade. Overturned, the Wason. One of the large Peipher line freight wagons, laden with merchandise, was overturned in Strawberry Third this morning. The driver escaped injury by jumping.

Merchandise was scattered all over tne neighborhood. blind, Ma. Wot Slangy. Freddie Ma, I saw a pretty young lady to day. She was clean out or sight.

Ma What have been telling you, Freddie? "Out of sight" is nothing but slang, and Freddie i. es, i Know, out sue was Answered Again. Mrs. Keedick (quoting) What's in a name Keedick If it's a Russian name there is likely to be a good deal in it. Harrlstrarg Council, Attention.

There will be a special meeting of Har risburg Council, No. 328, Jr. O. U. A.

this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, at E. Jr. Keener's store, 1719 North Sixth street, to take action on the death ox our late brother, H. O. Smith.

E. Jr. councilor. Attest G. W.

Lrrrz, Secretary. AMUSEMENTS. SECOND CHEAP EXCTTBSION TO GETTYSBURG On Sunday, October 23d. Special through tram will leave Harrisburg at 7 :30 a. m.

fare for round trip, only 75 cents. Special train returning leave Gettysburg at 5 p. m. Train will make no stops between Harris burg and Gettysburg. Seven hours on the battlefield.

octl8, 19,20,22 Among the strong cards that will appear with the Decker Bros. minstrelslSaturday evening is Billy Wilson, the champion of the world in "Silence and Fun. Lew Benedict, a minstrel of renown, and Ray Sannels, a baritone of great power, are also members of this organization. THE HARRY DAVI EDEN MU8EE. The popular sketch duo, Tom and Gertie Grimes, are making quite a hit with the vast audiences at the Eden Musee this week also Charles T.

Aldrich, the facial artist, mimic and comedian, in bis clever specialty. He first makes his appearance as a tramp, and certainly takes the char acter well. He makes the quickest change on record from the make up of a dirty tramp, with unshaven face, to that of a gentleman in full dress, right on the stage, As a facial mimic he is fine, his lmita tions of some of our prominent men are excellent. BUSl NJCSS LOCALS. Moragh.an Bay Shoe Company Stock.

Thirty Shares Alonaghan isay shoe com pany Stock at par. with earnings from June 1st. Address P. O. Box 177.

The latest slippers in the market at octl8 2t Wiiuamson Foster's. "Flour" We believe the time is ripe to lay up the only brand that is guaranteed (by offering a reward lor a bad baking), 'Grangers Delight. in tact, there is more money in it for you now than for us. octl8 3t Trunks sold at away down prices at octl8 2t Wiixiamson Foster's. Annual Election of the franklin Building and Loan Association, of fiarrisburR, Pa.

Notice is hereby given that the annual election of the above named Association for officers and directors, will be held at the real estate and insurance office of J.H. Musser. No. 209 Walnut street, Harris burg, on Tuesday, October 25th, 1892. The polls will open at 7 p.

m. and ciose at 0 o'clock p. m. J. H.

Musser, Secretary. Look at the fashionable double breasted suits for boys, neat, new and nobby, at octl8 2t Wiixiamson Foster's. Will You Join TJs Everybody is looking for economy to aid them. If you want to buy where you can save something in the grocery line we are well met at the corner of Fifth and Market streets. Maurice C.

Eby. octl8 3t Bargains in Shoes at octl8 2t Williamson Foster's. Genuine Carbolic Smoke Ball. Mr. Samuel M.

Guss, Hershey House, Harrisburg, says: "I have been deaf in my left ear since last June. By 3 days' use of your remedy I can hear my watch tick at a distance of one inch. Mr. Robert A. Perchy.1524 Tenth street.

Altoona, says: "I had five hemorrahges within four days. By two weeks use of your treatment I am much improved in every respect. The soreness in my throat and cheat is almost gone, the pain in my chest has left me, and my voice is much stronger." The Genuine Smoke Ball treatment cures all head, throat and lung diseases, catarrh, asthma, hay fever, catarrhal deafness, neuralgia, bronchitis, ulcerated lungs, sore throat, croup, colds, headache. Each box is labelled with my name and address, and can be procured only of me. Call on Miss Ginevra Moorman, 407 Market street, Harrisburg, from 8 a.

m. to p. m. If you cannot see me send $1 50 to my address and I will forward, by mail, complete treatment, lasting from three to five months, with full directions for home use. Address, Miss Ginevra Moorman, octll tft Bedford, Pa.

Hard to Beat, The Wichita Asthma cure, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Sold by druggists and dealers generally. A trial is all that is necessary to convince you. Price only 25 cents. octl5 tc For genuine bargains in Clothing and Furnishings, go to 434 Market street. All blue signs.

jy8 tc Removed. Sunbeam Manufacturing Company, limited, have removed from 34 N. Second street to 701 N. Third street. The Celebrated Sunbeam Washer.

Try a Sunbeam. 701 North Third street. jel5 tf Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea. Wm. Lefevre, of York, says: "I was taken prisoner during the war, and contracted chronic diarrhoea.

For 25 years I suffered from the terrible complaint. I finally got a Hoke Electric Belt, after 25 years of suffering, and in six weeks 1 was entirely cured." His full statement in the book. Send your address. Also for sale at Keller's drug store, office above 5 and 10 cent store. octl7 tc All Blue and White! Don't fail to visit the New York Mis Fit Clothing House, just opened, at 434 Market street.

jy8 tc No more backache when you get a Sunbeam Washer. Try one. jel5 tf Coal and Wood. For the quickest delivery, The best quality, The lowest prices, The cleanest coal, The choicest wood, dcclL Call on J. S.

Sible. Fiie Fire Fire Colored Fires, Red and Green Light Torches, with wooden handles, for illumination, public meetings, parades, Special rates to dealers and political clubs. Write for prices. Forney Ksoitse, 426 Market street, Harrisburg, Pa. sept30 tf Frame and Art Store 925 North Third Street.

Picture Frames and Water Colors. ly C. Da Rudy. Old Books Bound and Rebound. Magazines.

Music. Law Books. Bibles. Prayer Books, Music Books, Sunday bchool Books, kc, at cscheffer Book Bindery, 21 South Second street. Leave orders at Book Store, and we will call for tbm.

lv Save From lO to 25 Per Cant. By buying Underwear and Hosiery at septau im lb JNorth Third street. Get the Best. Try the genuine Boston Cream Bread. fresh every afternoon at 3 o'clock: also Cakes and Buns, at Rhine's Bakerv.

No. 226 South street. ivl tf Red Fire. Green and Red Fire in Cartoons. Prices furnished at Clark's Wholesale and Retail Drug Store, 1111 North Third street.

octlO lm Oysters. The place to get good fried oysters, or oysters in any style, is at l. w. Miller 1613 North Third street. Telephone con nection.

sep2 tl Fresh Peach Ice Cream, To Nitrht, Ice Cream, 30 cents a quart, delivered. Telephone connection. l. o. Meals, 909 North Third Street.

909. Wall Paper. The handsomest color ings and designs in bhades and Trimmings. 12 S. Market A.

W. Bero tressee. feb26 ly Try the D. B. Cough Drops for Coughs and colds.

jj. sacon. Manufacturer. septl0 2m Wall Paper and Window Shades. Lindia shade cloth, the best made.

The latest designs in wall paper. 56 rations, W. it. Hughes, No. 23 South Second street.

Best Uread ana usxes. Fiesh every day, at KM. Rhine's, No. 226 South street. jyl tf Bread and Cakes Delivered.

Rhine, the baker. No. 226 South street. has a new delivery wagon and will de liver Uread, Cakes, to all parts of the city at any hour of the day. auiy tc E.

A. Fisher. House and Sign Painter and Paper Hanger, store 923 Elder. Dealer in Wall Paper. Paints.

Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Paper Hanging and Decorating. marib iy Try the D. B. Cough Drops for Coughs and Colds. D.

Bacon, Manufacturer. septl0 2m Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator. july9 ly Use Gastrock's 4 25 No. 2 Nut Coal. Picture Frames.

Artists' Materials. The finest and cheapest Frames in the city, best workmanship and latest styles. Artists Colors. Canvas. Engravings.

Etchings and Water Colors. China fired every day. We lead, others follow, Black's Art Store, 115 and 117 Market street. febl tf Cheap Wall Paper and Shades at 12 S. Market Sq.

A. W. Bergstresser. teb26 ly new advertisements; I OST A bracelet made of United JLi States naval buttons. Th flndfir win niAnn LOST A bunch of keys.

The finder will be liberally rewarded unnn lpnvincr Clb UlllUC OCL1 Ll PER CENT. IN TWO MONTHS. 26 per cent, in August. 30 ner cent. In September.

Is what we paid Depositors In earnings from safe soeculatlve investments of 25 and upwards. Send for book and monthlv re ports. Address GEO. M. IRWIN Bankers ana isroseis, erguson Block, Pittsburg, Pa.

iisiaDnsaea i75. octi5 3t GLORIA WATER, the famous and VJl unexcelled Toilet preparation for the com piexiuu, iur saie at orancn omce, JNO. loecunu sireei, uarnsourtr, a. every town. ag( cl( UHLER, 22 North Agents wanted ocia tr Harrisburg.

Oct. rrth. 1892. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Board of Water Commis sioners of the Water and Light Department, until 12 o'clock noon, October 29th, 1893, for the laying of a 6 lnch water pipe In Market street, to connect, with a dead end in front of the Philadelphia and Reading freight house. Also for laying a incn water pipe in Fourteenth street from Vernon street to Derry street.

For particulars apply at this office, where plans and specifications may be seen. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. E. MATHER, octl8 i0t Pres. Board of Commissioners.

MONEY TO LOAN money NEGOTIATIONS made for borrowers and lenders. REAL ESTATE bought and sold. Good properties for sale in various parts of the city on long time fand easy terms. HOUSES to RENT with all improvements. Three story bricks, well located, at $13 to $16 per month, H.

Room 14, No. street 2 North Third OCtl4 tf Spectacle Bazar, 317 MARKET STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. "Care for Your Eyes NO CHARGE Made for Examination. Be Sure to Consult the BAZAR'S SPECIALIST sepi2'93 iy WANTS. WANTED Rartender.

Must come well recommended. Apply at this office. WANTED A man experienced in the grocery business to solicit and deliver foods part of tune. Must speak German and English. Steady employment to a sober Industrious man.

Salary and commission. Address X. this ofllce. octi8 3t WANTED Immediately, a strong farm hand one that can plow and drive farm team. Address J.

Box 271, Harrisburg, Pst WANTED. Young lady wanted to learn book keeping and attend to office Wages small to begin. Apply at 9 o'clock at 701 North Third street. octl7 2t XJtr ANTED Colored years of age to work In Aaaress, wun reierences, jj. Telegbaph.

boy about 18 a private house. M. care Daily OCtl7 3t WANTED, at $2 per week, an experienced and trusty woman for general house work In a small family no children. Inquire, with recommendations, at No. 20 North Second street.

octi7 tf WxVNTED A position by a young lady COAT MAKER. Address this office. oct8 tf WANTED Good, active Cash Boys at DIVES, POMEROY STEWART'S. sept30 tf WANTED First class Salesmen and Salesladies with experience. DIVES POMEROY STEWART.

sep8 tf "VJSrANTED territory. A good Salesman for this Good pay to right party with satisfactory reference. Apply to CHAS. J. POGUE, General Manager, Chattanooga, Tenn.

sept23 im WANTED HONEST, ENERGETIC MEN to solicit orders for Nursery stock expenses and salary to men who can leave home and work steady; also commission to local agents write for terms and territory. Address. It G. CHASE 1430 S. Penn Pa aUgO 2m WANTED For the United States Army, able bodied, unmarried men be tween es ot io anu au years.

uood mv. othlngand medical attendance. Ap plicants must be prepared to furnish satisfactory evldence as to aere. cnaracier ana nawts. Ap ply at No.

South Market Pa. ANTED A Bo square, Harrisburg, Jy26 jy oi iouneen, in a eentiemens iurnisuing store. Annlv nt. suing store J. SHEARER SON'S, opposite Commonwealth Hotel.

OCtll 2,4,6 3t If You Will Only Reflect a moment you'll very easily understand why so large a trade is done at FRED. W. YINGST'S Double Yellow Front Carpet House, 109 and 111 Market Street, At the Eiver Bridge, Harrisburg, Pa. Here are a few of the causes: Largest Carpet Stock in Central Pennsylvania; Prices always away down if you take quality into consideration, and who wouldn't; promptness and first class laying of goods at the usual charges. Come and see how it is done.

Store open till 9 p. m. Large electric lights. Bright as day. No branch stores.

FOR RENT. T7OR RENT Three story brick dwel I1 linn Vn G1Q fCr si.csfrrr at fAAi vA cenuy Dunr, wun improvements. Appiy to f. asouiy awi axineuasoince. ocras rx rv Brick House.

with two story back building, on North street between Third and Green. Inquire at FORTNEys Grocery, corner North and Green. OCT15 1W "IJIOR RENT Three story brick. No. JL 309 Crescent street all latest Improvements fie per monm.

no. 805 and sos East street, u. No. 1114 Cameron, street, $9. No.

614 and 618 Broad street. $9. Apply to H. H. FREEBURN.

1401 Nrth Third street. FOR RENT New Cottages, comer of Fifth and Camp streets, beautifully situated on one half acre of land, with choice fruit, furnace, range, bath room, hot and cold water, elec tric Dens, ana an conveniences, inquire oi a. kubjskis. itesiaence iu outn JuarKet square. septai ti XTOR KENT.

Two three story new brick houses Nos. 1406 and 1410 Market street. All modern improvements and near motor line. Rent $16 a month. Apply to H.

Uhler, room 14, No. 32 North Third street. XTOR RENT The Killinger homestead. 120 Chestnut street, three story brick. 13 rooms ana piasterea attic.

Dam, not ana coia water, stationary washstand. water closet, gas. rurnace, range ana an conveniences. ixcation one of the best in city. Front alley entrance on Chestnut street, and rear entrance on River avenue.

Large yard with flowers and fruit. Will rent for term of years or will seu on easy terms. For particulars Inquire of Thos S. Peters, Real Estate and Rent Agent, 16 North Third street. aug3i tf T70R RENT The entire building, No.

28 South Second street store room, 26x84, will be rented for a term of years. Suitable for a wholesale business. Apply to C. H. ORCUTT, co.

ap uumoenaoa street. TORRENT A large and commodious room at A. the corner of James and Cumberland streets. suitable tor manuf acturlug or lodge purposes 1 rent reasonable and possession given Immediately. Inquire of J.

T. ENSMTNGER, Second and unestnut Btreets. sepvs ti TnOR RENT An office in College Block. JL Steam heat, water and closets. Apply at rusjaiHus jbook a tore, jxoria inira street.

an20 tf T70H SALE A nearly new. FOR SALE. FOR SALS An entire stock of Stoves and Tin Goods with a full set of Tinner's Tools. A good opportunity for a man with a small capital. auureas dux ou, west airview fa.

OCUB 250 FOR SALE, SHARES WYOMING VAL LEY TRACTION COMPANY'S felec trlc street railway) stock at a bargain. a. UtllKK, Room 14, No. 32 North Third street, octl4 tf Harrisburg, Fa. FOR SALE Those beautiful brown stone houses, No.

703 and 704 North Sixth street, complete in all respects. keys at No. 428 North street. inquire ior octn im FOR SALE A lot of ground on Hamilton street, near Third 90 feet front a nice building atte; terms 253. reasonable.

Address P. O. aui5 tf No. 2 Remington Typewriter. Will sell cheap.

Address No. 75 West Louther street. Carlisle, Pa, mari5 tf FOR SALE In Shiremanstown, building lots in most desirable location, convenient to station, school, church, stores and pos office. Lots 20x150 feet, $100, on terms to sui purchasers. Call on or address, S.

S. RUPP, 33, Market street. ocM tnovau FOR SALE The Brick Property, southwest corner of Second aud Mulberry streets, lot 28x115, will be sold at a great sacrifice. FOR SALE The large residence with store room, a well known photograph stand very desirable for a photo copying house, also for wholesale notions, etc. will be sold at a bargain, 1221 North Sixth Street.

FOR SALE A fine residence property at the low of $1,550, No. 1331 Penn street lot 18 3x87 easy terms. FOR SALK The residence No. 708 North Sixth street. FOR SALE The residence No.

802 North sixth FOR SALE 1013 North Second street fine resi dence. FOR SALE No. 213 Briggs street conven 1 ences. FOR SALE Building lots and many other properties In various parts of the city. CaU on or address W.

H. THOMAS, 321 Market street, Hamsbnrg, Pa. FOR SALE That desirable business location in Shiremanstown, occupied by J. R. Baker, corner of Main street and Railroad avenue.

Improvements are a two story brick WAREHOUSE, 32x32 feet, nearly new, a Smith Shop, a Wood Shop, and a Wagon Shed. Will be sold at a bargain. FARM of 80 acres near Shiremanstown. Bunding lots In most, desirable location, convenient to station, school, church, stores and post office, 80x100 feet, $100. Call on or address, S.

S. RUPP, 331 Market street. aug22 2m JOHN A. KRAMER. Terra Colta Pipe, Wholesale and Retail.

PLUMBING, Hot Water, Gas and Steam Fitting. Ventilating and Sanitary Plumbing. No. 912 North Third Street, HARRISBURG, may3 2,4,6 6m Tip you have any PA. LOST A Gold Enameled Sleeve Button about the size of a dime.

The outside bor ber Is in turquoise blue the Inside Is a scroll In purple, white and ruby colors on a gold surface. The Under will be suitably rewarded by handing it at 208 North Third street. octi3 tt Rents to collect go to PETERS, 16 North Third street. AMUSEMENTS HARRY DAVIS ad 9 p. The Harrisburg Installment I EDEN MUSEE I THEATER.

TSVMlBt IiIXLr Thlwl etmo commencing Monday, October 17th. Tey? HUL 1116 largest fat girl be LeJ? Public. Fannie Buraette, the handsomest midget before the public. Prof. w.

H.Burke, the harmonica wonder, introducing solos, trick playing and clever original imitations. Theator ium Cummings Ford, imperial comedy com ti' iu cents, a renormanoes Doors open at 1 and 7 r. 8an ootl7 I18BB1 Bonny Bedrooms. Not as many as might be! jiore tne pitvi The snot where you spend half ot your life, the halt most free from care, might lust as well be a pretty nouaoir as otnerwise. Your Taste, A Little Money, And Our Furnishings Make It So.

A pretty suit of furniture Bed. Dressing Case with Mlrrow. Chiffonier. Toilet Stand. Table.

Chairs. Caroet of a neat nattern. Soft White Curtains and plenty of air that's a bonny bed room. we furnish everything but the air. That's free.

So is the furniture, almost that is. von can take your time to pay for it if you want to. But I whether, you buy for cash or credit the price you'U find right. We take care to nx that low enougn to tempt you. Company, 4 MARKET, SQUARE.

OUR $3.00, 3.50 AND 4.00 SHOES, Opera, Piccadilly AND Bluchers For Ladies JUST ARRIVED, Are Worthy of Inspection. Will You be Wise? GKROSS 207 Market HARRISBURG, PA. CLOTHING. for men and boys. Also Overcoats in light heavy weights.

In all tne newest colorings. Odd pantaloons for every dav wear, as weU as the nnest dress trousers. In Underwear, Hosiery, White and Colored Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Neckwear. Suspenders, Hats and Caps, Gloves and Knit Jackets our stock Is unexcelled. We guarantee you a saving on every article purchased from us.

Boots and Shoes. Our Ladles $3 00 "Daisy" Shoe, made In six different styles, sizes 2 to 8, widths B. C. and I Is what the name implies a daisy our Men's $3 00 Reliable Shoe we carrv in four different styles. A shoe that can be beat for the price.

Ladies' Fine Cloth Overgalters, in three different shades, at 90c, $1 25 and so. mario tf Chas. Adler. Clothlrjer. 420 Market street.

Boots and Shoes. 422 Market street. Opposite Main Entrance to P. R. R.

Depot. OTn ROOKS zlnes of all kinds bought and sold Pamphlets ana Maga at the OLD BOOK STORE, next door to Court House. SENSEMAFS Jew Fall and VInter Our store Is brimful of new Vnll nrt winter Goods. Dress Goods in all the latest styles and newest designs. Among them are storm serges, French Diagonals, Whip Cords, Crepons, Beatord Cords and many others.

a. nne line oi snaaea silica in plain ana ngurea for fancy trimmings. Blankets romfortables. Our stock of Blankets and Comfortables have never been so large as it now is, and prices on tnese gooas were never so low as tney now are. In grades and prices to Chenille Curtains.

We have Just received a full line of the newest tyles and the latest deslirns in manv different wuuuigB. jju urn, ion to see tnem. Our DonestiG Department. Is brimful of bargains. Yard wide muslin.

5 eents 40 inch wide muslin, 6tf cents, never sold ior less man cents gingnams, at a cents extra good calico, 5 cents, better at 6jtf cents our cotton flannel surpasses anything yet shown over the counters at 5, 6, 8 and 10 cents. All wool flannel at 20 cents and upward nine fourth sneeung izxc Woolen Skirts. $1A full line of these goods, extra quality, $1 00, 25 and $166. A visit to our store will reveal all the above facta. A.

J. SENSEHA1T, 1206 Worth Third Street. Real Estate for Sale! RIVERTON. Any resident of Riverton (South Harrisburg) will tell you that there is a demand there for fifty or more houses. There are are applications daily for houses.

This is due to several causes. Water works have been established there. An over head bridge is be eing built to avoid all grade crossings, lhe V. K. the N.

C. R. R. and the P. R.

are about to enlarge their yards. A factory has been built and another is in the course of erection the location is high and near the business center of Harrisburg; houses are being built with front and side yards on broad streets. Negotiations are now pending looking to the early completion of an electric railroad to Mechanicsburg, the stock for which has been subscribed; the city of Harris burg is rapidly growing and is now entering upon the period of its most rapid growth and naturally a percentage of the growth will locate immediately opposite the city on the high land and bluffs there; many of the lots sold in Riverton cannot now be repurchased for double the original cost. Lots 150 feet deep for sale at $7 a foot front and upwards. HARRISBTJRG.

Lots for sale in all parts of the city of Harrisburg: on Sixth street, above Seneca street, at $500 to $700; on Fifth street, at $400 on Reel street, $400; on Reily street, near Cameron street, at $100 on Cameron street, $200; on Market street, between Cameron and Thirteenth streets, at $800 to on Bailey street, $450 on Paik avenue, immediately opposite the La lance Grosjean manufactory, $400 to $500; on State street and Thirteenth street, at $600 and houses and lots for sale in different parts of the city. These lots are available for building purposes now, and a safe and profitable investment. For further information, Call On or Address JOHN A. HERMAN, 306 Market Street, (BREITINGEE BUILDING.) HARRISBURG, Pa. OCtl5 3,6 tf MISS IDA J.

FAGAN, CHIROPODIST ARD UAHICDRE, No. 406 Market Street. Treats successfully all diseases of the feet. Gives PACE MASSAGE, the latest fashionable lad for restoring beauty to the old, and promoting it In the young. Engagements made dally after Wf.m.

and Saturdays all day. Residence, 1911 North Sixth Street. aept28 2,4,6 ry COMFORT FOR THE FEET. Mrs. M.

L. Robinson, Chiropodist and Manicure, 265 BRIGGS STREET. CORNS, Bunions and Ingrowing Nails skillfully treated. Office Hours 9 a. u.

to 5 p. Tuesday and Fridays until 9 r. if. my5 tf A Few Words To the Ladies. Although we had our formal opening a few weeks su we am wide awake enough to keep i aaaing constantly anything new that is brought out.

Only last week one of the firm spent Tnurs oay and Friday In New York searching TOT Lb latest conceits in novelties in Jackets oi au descriptions. Misses' and Ladies' Newmarkets, etc. We clve the cloak business our whole atten tion and you would not be doing yourself JusUc to purchase a garment of any sort before giving our stock a careful and thorough examination. ask to see our Dolgorukl Weatteau pieam, ti coats and all advanced styles in any garment. in cauing your attention to our nigh ouuw nurc tlesln Cloaks, Suits and Tea 6orct, Wa do not want von to infer that we deal omlT In novelties.

At any time duttmr our three vaara in business you could find any grade garment nere, out tms year we are better equipped wita moderate and popular priced goods than ever before. See our (5 Jacket. Then compare length and quality. Our Suit, Tea Gown and Wrapper department is tne talk or the town. Competent ladles and gentlemen anxious te serve and please you.

No displeasure In the event If you are not suited. Hosiery Gloves Specialty Cloak House Look at oui stock Mitts are here, too. suit we traae. of Winter Hosiery. 2T all The Shattuck Witmer, 412 Market Street.

Opposite P. R. R. Depot Entrance. Clothing.

Thoroughly well made arid attractive suits for men at fifteen and sixteen dollars. Suits that are superior to those generally seen at those figures. They embrace all the popular styles in Coats, and they are made of materials that will give tne wearer tne greatest amount of service. Amongst' the multiplicity of patterns there are neat mixed worsteds and cashimeres of beautiful effects, and cheviots both plain and fancy. Call and we wiU be pleased to show them to 5ou.

Umbrellas For ladies, twenty six inches in size, beautiful gloria cover, with fine ivory handle of unique design, price only two dollars. Another, twenty eight inches, the same quality cover, and an elegant assortment of natural wood handles, price only two dollars. Ladies' Umbrellas, natural wood handles of new designs, English gloria covers, only one dollar. Cardigans. Of all the garments introduced at different periods for men there are none that hold their popularity like the Cardigan.

There is nothing so comfortable made in' men wear. We have an assortment of all qualities and colors in cotton. There are black, brown and other shades at seventy five cents and eighty fire cents. Worsted Cardigans, single" or double breasted, in black, brown, nary, garnet. tan, ecru, stone and drab, one dollar to three dollars; extra sizes, ninety cents to three dollars.

Jersey Coats in tan, black and mixed brown, four dollars. All wool Black Jersey Coats at two dollars and three quarters. Little Boys' Suits, That range in price from one dollar and three quarters to nine dollars and a half. There are two and three piece suits im new materials and styles, the most fashionable being the double breasted two piece suit. Our suits are made and trimmed with the best material throughout, and we are sure they will give entire satisfaction.

We simply ask you to compare them with any other that are offered at the price. With erery Ladies' Coat purchased, we give a beautiful Artotype Picture, not Chrojno. ILLira BIB, Onn MARKET STREET, QOC OJmV HARRISBURG, Pa. 0ZQ HEADACHES ARE generally caused by defective eye, and can be relieved only by the proper correction in spectacles. COCKUN SPECIALISTS, 28 North Third Street.

sepl2 ly HARRISBURG, PA. MARBLE WORKS McFadden's Marble Yard, Market street and Pennsylvania canal. Monuments, headstones and estimates on work given on application. octl tf TTENRY C. JJ DEMMING, Stenographer.

Notary Public. All kinds of work by Typey writers. No. 17 North Third Street. Jan9 i.