Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 4

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY aa, ayeas.aiwa' l'IMII WASBtMQTia. Feb. 22. For the Middle At.

lantie Statu fair weather, eUght fall, followed by elowly rising temperature, variable wind; ehiftina to eaet mnd soars, a flight rite, followed by fall ins barometer. CITY NEWS AND GOSSIP. Via Hp Man mmeM Tkm Bf Ths pnbllo sonools of the olty will dosed to day Honor or nasnmgion Dirurav. Tha high wind laid low a bill board, 60 feat in length, on North Third atraat, near Leuar's Park. 8.

B. Wether hold, of this city, has boon an' cased as a trimmar In Strunk ft Fiahar'a ooaoh faotory, Bovertoen. Liliburn fpinea waa caught in the jointer maohioa at Kline Shanka planing; mill yea terday and had hia hand badly Injured. It la reported that prominent dry gooda merchant of Eaaton ia making arrangemeota to engage in busineaa in thia oity in the spring. Dr.

James W. 8allade, who reoantly re. moved from thia olty to Top ton, haa been eleo ted a member of the borough Council, of that plaoe. Mr. Andrew Miller, of thia oity, has leased the Eagle hotel in Aeamstown, Lancaster county, and will take possession on the first of April.

Henry Kuhns, No. 620 Mulberry street, drew the parrot which waa ohanoed off by the Bricklayers' Aeaooiation, baying held tioket No. 10. W. H.

Wetherhold haa built a three seated carriage for tha use of the Directors of the Poor on their visits to various parts of ths county. Dr. J. E. Angstadt, of Milton Grove, Lancaster county, who at one time was a resident of this oity, will shortly remove to Eliia bethtown.

On aooount of increasing orders, Kline A 8hunk planing mill operators have found it I) see Mary to Increase their working hours from 9 to 10 hours. Rev. Amos Biokel, pastor of the United Pilgrim church. Maple street above Cotton, waa visited by donation party composed of members of his congregation. During the pastorate of Rev.

Samuel Etter, of Zion's B. church, this oity, a period of two and a. half years, ninety five converts have been received into the congregation. A report having been published that a gentleman down country had been offered $100 for a penny of 1793, F. Marion Jones, of this city, states that he haa a penny of that date which he will oell for $5.

The first day of Lent eommencea Ash Wednesday, being the 27th day of February, this year, and continues forty days, not in. eluding Sundays, whioh are all observed by the churches as feast days. March 2nd will be the first Sunday in Lent, or what is termed Quadragesima Sunday. What Mr. KMerer la Klclclnar Ahool' Daniel Kemmerer, win resides near Frie densburg, missed about $40 from his walls! yesterday morning, money that he bad pot there the evening before.

The money was in bis coat pocket, and the coat hung back of a door in his bedroom. The party who found the wealth and appropriated it Mr. Kemmerer desoribes as a German about twenty fuur years of of age, near six feet in height, wearing a light coat, blue overalls and a small round eap of light color. Being light in respect to drees, he was light in respect to fingers, and after lightly lifting the caah he lighted out. The case was brought to the attention of Chief Lewis yesterday.

arsonml Rev B. E. Kramlioh, of Kutitown, waa yesterday in Reading. F. Fries, of Poltslown, was in this city yesterday.

Miss Rosie Good, of this city, haa gone to Ashland, to attend the State Convention of Good Templars. L. A. Gardner, of Easton, representing the house of C. II Clifton, New fork, manufacturer of novelties, is in the city stopping at the Keystone House.

Joseph Winter, leader of the Ringgold Band, Is eonfined to the house with a severs attack of rheumatism. Miss Anna B. Zeller, of Philadelphia, is visiting her sister, Mrs G. B. Stevens, 328 North Fifth street.

Ths HaaisSea ateservelr. The work of repairing the Hampden reservoir will not be com me need until it has been emptied. It contained nearly 80,000.000 gallons of water, and about 7.600 000 gallons remain. The slide along the eastern slope has increased, and a sink hols has also been oisoovered. It is now pretty certain that tbe repairs will cost not loss than $2,500, and if new lining must be provided, $5,000 will not pay the bill.

It is also doubtful if ths reservoir will be of roueh use until late in the aummer, as after the repairs havs been completed it will require a long time to fill it with water. Wasklsitoa'a Hirtnaay la tbe First rresbylerlaa hsntt. Tbe anniversary of Washington's Birthday will be used in the religioue services this evening of the First Presbyterian church, to impress the lessons of political virtue and christian patriotism suggested by the life and work of Washington, it is a fitting use of tbe life of the great man and appropriate that tbe ohuroh should use its opportunities in educating the youth of the land Into high and christian principles of citizenship. A largs attendance is expected. Proud ml KrHratroat.

1. Lanoaster is beginning to "squsal" because Reading is liable to get a public If Smith bad half the snap of rmenlrout, Lancaster would have bad such buildings before this. They will erect them all around us while the present Rip Van Winkle is dreaming about presenting the claims of Lancaster oounty. Stop blubbering and prod our Congre easan np with a sharp stick as to tbe wants of oao of tbs greatest sections of eountry in America. Gwwfnoia Uerattu Arnldent ts Kallrssel Erftbarss1.

A heavy stone slipped from the hooke of the derrick used in the construction of the Schuyl kill Valley Railroad bridge over Stony creek on Wednesday afternoon, and fell upon the lert root or uennie uiare crushing it so badly that it nad to oe amputated immediately aoove the ankle. The injured man is unmsrried, about 86 years of age, and reeidee with his sister in Norristown. Ovws eaaae a Ovaralsss sf Bjarsfcla. Blanohc Bhade, boarding at the Phlladel phia House, Penn street below Seventh, has been ia the habit of taking morphia for the purpose or inducing sisep. un nedneaaay evening ane toon an overdose, and one was found in an nnoonsoious condition.

An emetic timely administered saved her life Miss Shade ia between 17 and 18 years of Asms sr Avserlea ts t'eavrsllsn, Tha Dialriot Convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America meets thia day at Blaudon, The organisation is very strong in Berks county, there being some 22 Cam pa with about 2,600 members. Campe 61, 89, 98 and 245, of this oily, send together twenty dele gatea, with such Past Presidents as care to go. DassatM a tse Kneeit alill Repaired. The sheet mill of the Beading Iron Works will resume operations next Monday, the new Ay wheel, to take the place of tha one which waa broken several weeks ago, havi been planed In position and given a trial yesterday morning. The trial was satisfactory la every respeot.

Tss Parts' aas aapaer Ts njlafct. The Sewiog Society of St. Jamas' Lutheran church will glvs a tea party and anpper thia evening at Library Hall, whioh will be repeated to morrow evening. Supper will be eerved from aix to ten o'clook. A large variety of fancy aad deaeeetio articles will bs oflered for sale.

It or of TUB DAILY TIMES AND DIDPATCLT. IU3ADINO, PEBUUART. 22, 1G84. POTTSTOWM I raatiteamkie WeeMlmsra Haia sf Cana Maraemeeime esxewaets at mausere. Ootvavpoeaaa oe Beading fina I Pottstowm, Feb.

21. The most interesting social events of ths season were the weddings this evening of Miss Clara Y. Frits, daughter of John Y. Frits, of Pottagrovs township, and Mr. Win.

A. van Busklrk, carriage man' ufaoturar, of Pottavllls, and Mias EilaSohnlts, eldest daughter or vr, Joan Bonn us, ana Mr. Geo. Hartmen, proprietor of Hartman'a restaurant, both of this place. The first named event took plans at ths handsome new residence of Mr.

Busklrk on Walnut street. Rev. D. K. Kepner performed the oeremony in the pressnos of a large number of invited guests persons being In attendance from Lancaster, Reading and Philadelphia.

The parlor waa beautified with floral decorations. The bride was attired in a handsome steel col ored silk, and the groom in ths oon entional blaok. After ths oeremony the in vited guests enjoyed a banquet comprising all the delioaoies of ths season, after whioh a pro gramme or onsen aanoea was gone through Itn, the spacious Bell ovsr the carriage store room being used. Angle orchestra fur nished tbs music. Ths girts received were both oostly and handsome.

A large parlor mirror given by Mr. Van Buskirk's gentle men mends was prominent among the array, On the whole ths affair was ths most brilliant of ths kind given in Pottatown, and muoh happiness was wished tbe newly wedded couple. The Dobeets Hartman nuptials took plaoo at ths residence of the bride's parenta on King etreet. Rev. B.

M. Sohmucker officiating. The bride waa beautifully attired in white satin. A sumptuous repast was partaken of by i number of invited guests. The presents were numerous and costly.

Tbe happy pair will immediately embark in housekeeping at their newly nimisnea resiasnos on chestnut street nesriork. George Hartenstine, very estimable young man, son of Aaron Hartenstine, diea this morning at the nouss of his narsnts. on Chestnut street, this borough, after a ling ering illness or consumption. iisceassd wos well and favorably known and a eonsistant member of the Lutheran Chureh of the Trans figuration. He was in his 26th year and waa prominently connected with Washington uatnp r.

u. a. or tnia place. A large circle of friends sinosrslv mourn his loss. Funeral takes plaoe Sunday afternoon.

About 40 nailers ana feeders left in the 7.0s up train via Harriaburg thia svsaing for Clif ton, Ohio, where they have secured work. Tbe entertainment this evening in the Opera House bj the Mme. Fry musical combination. of Boston, for the benefit of Graham Post, G. A or rottstown, was well attended and was without doubt the musical event of the season.

A petition is bsing circulated in the Third Ward, this borough, asking ths court to order a re count of the ballots oast at Tuesday's election in that ward. It appears there were two more ballots found in the boxes than thsrs are names of voters on ths tally sheets, and as the vote in two oases was very oloas a recount may change the result. To morrow being a legal holiday the stores, banking housee. industrial works and ths schools will bs closed. The eeoond monthly reception of the members and friends of ths Young Mon's Christian Association was held this evening in the Association rooms, in Taylor's building Ths programme consisted of mnsio, recitations an i speeches.

w. p. m. A Paewlosmttle evvslsflsar Isi Ib.a.. At half past two o'olookyesterdsy aftsrnoon Zion's Lutheran church, on Ninth street, Lebanon, was filled with a fashionable audience to witness ths marriage of Mies Hsnri etta E.

Lehman, daughter of Samuel Lehman, a well known citiseo, to Mr. J. Tafele Brown, of the firm of Brown, DeTurck wholesale merchants, of Philadelphia. It was one of the most brilliant weddings ever held in Lebanon. The oeremony waa psrformed by tbe Rev.

William Durbsr, ths assisted by Rev Dr. Luther E. Albert, of Ger mantown, and Rev. John Straroch, of Philadelphia, brother in law of the groom. The bridesmaids were Miss Pattie Albright, of Gertnantown, daughter of Rev.

Dr. Alber Mias Bessie Brown and Misa Lissie Hay, of Philadelphia, and Miss 8allis Forney, daugh ter of Chailes Forney, Esq. Ovsr 600 in vitations to the reoeption were sent to relatives ana friends. "I have uted 8t. Jaooos Oil with splendid results lor neuralgic and rheumatic paine.

1 alwaya works well, and givea entire eatiafao tion. It is, indeed, a great remedy," aaid Gov. D. W. Meriwether, ex Governor of New Mexico, and now a member of Ihe Legislature or Bventucxy ror nis fourteenth term, to a porter in Frankfort, Ky.

Jalea st Real Bafsits. George P. Zieber. real estate aseou No. 60 South Sixth street, sold tbe two etory brick dwelling wilh daughter houee attached, lot zuxuu reet, situate No.

264 Souib Ninth street, belonging to Augustus H. Smith, to Aioert alerts, rorsz.zuu. L. Kremp real estate agent. No.

142 North Sixth street, sold a two siorv brick house and lot or piece of grouad, 16 by 60 reet, situate fo. aaa uourt street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, property of Augustus Bcnuoert. to airs. l. ureihelbis, rorBI.OOu.

Mrs. William Bein haa sold a tract of land situated in ths borough of Kuts'own, contain lug Be acres, to Jacob Breinioger, for SI, 436 Mra. Baanah Snyder haa sold a building lot situated in aionrsvine. oo ny zuu reet, to John F. Weidman, for 176.

Too Much Live Stock "Why, Jones, what a not aires yon nave in yonr throat Yes, I raised It from a co1(d)t in my head. I've too much live stock." "Well, like oures Hks Dr Bull's Cough Syrup will curs you. The Bull will quickly scars ths ho(a)rss A less sf ftls.Mfl.ees. Ex President (loves, of the Philadelphia and Beading, who planned just before hie departure from that office what he called a collateral trust loan for (12,000,000, has not thus rar placed it. The payment of a divi dend upon the preferred a took was upon placing this loan.

Ha leavea at an early day for a visit to ths Weet, going so far as San Francisoo. The visit ostensibly is to bs one of pleasure, but be will endesvor to place tbe loan wilh capitaliats of many cities in wnico ns will visit. This msans that ths Heading Company will make no further efforts to dispose of Its obligalione abroad, but will place them ia the home markets. Even though the "Domestic" does oost a trills mors than other makes, il is the cheapest aov how; it never wears out. John Lewis, 6th and i enn.

All kinda of sewing machines. It A risae Skats Is Earl. In Earl township, a strongly Democratic district, there were two candidates for Justice of the Peeoe at the rcoent election, both of whom were Republicans, vis: Jonathan Cleaver and William Emery. Cleaver was elected by a majority of 2. having reoeived 101 votee lo his opponent'e 98.

He haa held the offioo of Justice of the Peace or a number of yeara, and ia a brother of George K. Cleaver, of thia city. Mr 8 Heindel, Hxllam, says: "I used Brown Iron Bitters for dyspspsia and waa muoh pleased with the result 2 22 lwdAw shkery aa If saaaaelstaws. Thieves broke Into ths residence of 8. M.

Beer, atatioa acsnt at Hummelstown. on Tuva. day night and took a number of articles. amounting to over 60 There is no olus and Is not known whether mors than one person not was implicated. Crescent Tobacco ad.rL in another column.

1 22 2mddcw Twa Hswek rssd liereasssl sgr Bae.Sa. Ultioer iierr collected BuO 88. la aums ranging from ten cents to (1, for ths benefit the liouok family, aad tha amount was paid over to the polloe fond. Tour health l.pend. on tbe parity 0f opl.

vtao teelL. tola are tealng Jtood'a Si oor ktood perllle wita to. taw retails. jra so MUSEMBMTS. Irmmet Opera asanas.

The Performance To day. Pat Rooney'a New York Star Combination will give two en tsrtainmsnts at the Grand Opera House to dayIn tha afternoon and evening. Ths company has been greatly strengthened for this season; and is now larger, stronger and belter than ever." Mr. Rooney haa added to hia company quite reoantly the wonderful skatorlal artists, Ashley and Hess, who last aeaaon traveled with Devil's Auotlon Company, The company has its own orchestra and a full brass band. A large and varied programme will be pressnted.

Reserved seats can be ssoursd st Rioa el's bookstore Rip Van Winkle," with a fine company, In troduoins the ureal comedian. Orlando Blake In his impersonation of ths title rols, will he presented at the Grand Opera House on Saturday evening. The popular rates of admission should Insure a large attenaanoe, "Bright l.ialite." the fantastical title of superior variety troupe, will give aa enter tainment at tne urana upera uouse on niou djy evening. Aead.sar st BImsl. The Liahtt o' London," one of the finest snsctaoutsr dramas on ths stags, will bs pre sented with all the original soenio effects at the Aoademy of Music on Monday, Tuesday and weaneaajy evsnmgs oi nsxt wee.

i semsfeeravllls Tsples, Fan 21. The funeral of Reuben Miller, of Philadelphia, took place to day at 11 a. at the Union ohuroh, and waa very largely at tended. Rev. P.

Y. Shelley, of Hamburg, ofheated. interment was maas at tne etery adjoining the ohuroh. Deoeased was native or tout piaoe ana leavee a xamiiy large cirole of relatives and friends to mourn his death. A large surplus party visited the residence or John wummer, evening, and presented him with all kinds of provisions, clothing, valued at $16 Mr.

Wummer, was 66 years old on Tuesday Biz mourners, all grown dd persons, are at the altar of the u. ohuroh seeking forgiveness. Franoia Snyder, one of the achool directors elected on Tuesday In perry township, received 12W votes instead of 12, as ths types mads It read Mr. snyder ia also a Republican in politics, as Is also Abraham zuher, ona or the inspect ore, and rank few. Bohercb, tbs constable.

Many children are ill wita breast rever ana heavy colds. c. tUslIllngteai It ma. Fib. 21.

Samuel Shilling will fire tional salute to morrow morrow in honor of the commemoration of the birth of George Washington. Mr. Shilling haa three George Washington. Mr. Shilling haa three children who will also oelebrate their birtb days to morrow, or waien two are twins, agsd I 26 years, and a daughter aged 20 years, all of ail or whom were born on the 22nd or rebruary.

Oso. Hsaders team is busy hauling ooal for the faotory. The teams from the almshouse also hauling ooal for the engine house. The roads are in a bad condition on aooount of th? heavy teams going over them. All the eoboola in Cumru will be oloeed to morrow on account of Washington'e birth day.

The School Directors report the school in a better condition this winter than they have been for eome time past. Fred B. Becbtel sale to day was very largely at tended, and the articles brought high pricea. The grain fields have a fresh and green appearance. least's MarMSsMerllia I.

deelfroed to meM the went, of thoM who need a noedl to build tbena un. kit. them an miitfv their and oil the merhinerv (f their bodies. no outer aruel laaee nolo or to. system aoa bite exact ly the like Hood's Hv aiarilla.

it ora. lie. ni.K'C, rwchtng prt or tbe human body through to. bloMl. siting: to all renewed life and n.v.

II bottle; atx fur So. Teaesera Issatltate at Tsptes. A local teaobers' institute will convene this evening in St. Peter's church, Topton, under tbe direotion of County Superintendent Keck. Dr.

Li. c. jserkemeyer. of B.utstown. will deliver an address in Peunayivania German on Den 8caulmeiater vor 60 Jahren," and tbe Ampbion Quartette, of Ihe seme place, will sing several aelecttons.

On Saturday there HI be three seesions. ana in the evemns there will be addresses by Profs. L. Kemp ana u. r.

tleLiong. GBim.KiiS!fYour Hop Bitters have been ot great value to.ua. 1 wae laid Bp with typuid fever fur ovor two month, and oould ft at reli uotll I tried your Hop Hitlers. To thoM enSertna; wttb debility or any ou. in leeoie auu.

i normally reeumm.no wees. J. O. 8TOKTZKU 681 Volto. Cbloaco.

IIL a lwdaw Attention ia oalled to tbe fine planting pota toes offered for aale by J. L. Stichter A Son, ouo ana ouv renn street. iB steoa Ellen daughter of Charles W. and Bebecoa M.

JUton neau, agt a iv monsus. The relatiTss and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. from the residence ot her parents. No. SS Sooth Fon tb street.

Senrloes at the noose. Interment at Charlee Evans CVrmetery. 22 Xt KAUFFM AN. On Saturday, the lth Infant, Hannah nwuHsD, a jriaas9WtrBFiiie ajrea years. The relatlT sand friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral from her (ethers resi dence, at Griweeawersrille, oa 1 hvartMlmy, at east.

Ser Ticeo at Lutheran Church, Katxtowsu Interasent at Falrlew femeteFy, Kntrtown. 2 19 3t gftp XlOR SALE. The Eqaitable SawioM aad Ixaan Afseciatfon offers for sale those desirable properties situate on Nortn nixtn aireet, and Church irtvs Bor.n oi iwoesin street ror Terms ana cobOa uons apply to ukkuk n. kkmkmtrouT, ln 14 North Fourth street. FREE.

Send P. O. add stamp and yon will receive wilh two eent receive bv retora aiall tsJe ble Information tltat will be of a i eat bsaetit to von. Kvery hou ebold wans rhil wants it, Addiess ltte, Baxruumrc, Pa. GUABANTKM P.

O. kCI XI CJEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE HE oelved by the Committee on and Paving, at the Citv Clerk 's oflloe. for the furnlahlnaT of ths cessary I me tooe spalls for the ths strete of uw city oi av matog, urine; we municipal year of tte KA. Bpecificallons can be aeea and blank forms obtained the City Clerk oflloe. Mds to be hai drd in oa or before Monday, Feb.

tnth, I 1 VL sL. a. rTK? IZlZ JZr wu oe will sin Ui ooouaow, IkiUag la whrch the sum of $6uu lo be forfeited. The tho right to reject any or all bide. By order of the Committee oa Bljrhway and Pa viae.

a rratiWAa, oe J. Q.RAND OPERA HOU8B. Monday Feb. 25tb. BAYLIES KENNEDY'S MS IVliixl A JL.1U1J.

0.3Z I a A'ruly wonderful and talented noveUv eomnanv In a aa 1 BM1M UraUlmtlhBl AT tM SM hlfchly amuslna first part, introdacins; a corps of artleta to our aavusesnent levina; pub Me The per wraaws wiimbiikisjibi wi.a lwwwc ni Of I tie em, introaurinB tn rrort evore Kennedy, who are pro ut ihsbjb atsrsj aisau! (Tsriwnarvi ao oa Uie perfect artists ia this line Popular prices 76. A 'and 36c: sradtssrv. T2Ar ftisiisi 1 aTSSaTS an, 11.1 aarr i sj gjti sTaapiW. I iS 3t Wa want ail wa MV to trtt. and an it ssald bo true of no other aewlng roaobitie, mm I re moroiiy oouoa to as Tha iJatiitMtiA" im oboapeat and boot to buy.

John It. Low In. 5th mnd 1'sbb treats), all kiatto of sewing ma CRESCENT PLUG Tne r.aeet ao mas Cbewiae Tnbsrn 1 ket. Made exiveaily to anu the teste of tbe ISnMylvu ala ewera. Ask sour nler ft it.

a tiaj ia aa am vvishih usa wsaua aianuiacturca Dl V. A. a Petarsbnrf Va WAtvini uiergerio. reilai'ln nan to aell Frj Tiee, Grvpe Vla.a. Shrnbs, Hob a.

lneaperlenoed awa can eoon learn the haalasni Ad drtesJ LKObAHC. itriathtoa. N. w. A 'or onr rVlMt Uat I ATm or bocal SwmiDMa tlma.

p. In. A Co In I T. ai imd I at 0tA0 7 M9mmam909mm RlTrlfSlll WW TT 1 UUi UlIL. AM I sLl A Jta XlT.StTFfr? 'a ihmHsuifli rsrrsMwof ths wnr.t kind and if lor of and'naltsvebesncured.

frtdeawl, an strona is ray fsHh WM.S S.fT.r.r, Ulva R.prM T. IHL. T. A. aMMJUM, 1.1 rssrl aa.

W.w York. I I Ivs ty, assw v. of siw BB uufi. Annual meeting or tne imnoia Al ors of tbe Aulaabeoh Ottaetery ODsrpenv are Invited so attend the aaaual meeting on ftf wider evening, Feb SO, last, at lt at 1st ns atraet, for tbe Earknee of eleotlas omeers to serve the ensuing year. order of (hsTraatees JOBU It.

BABB, Frealdent. Lewis L. Meraa. Mssrstarr. S2 at CADEMY OF MUSIC.

POSITIVXLT ONLY PKBTORMANOXB. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 5, 26 and 27. SHOOK OOLLIEB'S Lights London Company Under the ansploes or Messrs. Shook Collier, proprlaj tors Union Square Theatre, N.

Id Oeo. 11. Sims spectacular melo drama, the LIGHTS CV LONDON, With Its afaUkjrBlnoMt aoenery. proMi tlaa sorl mechanical slTeowS, duplkftta of th orloal model imed la that theatre, recanted a powerftil nut of renowned arl lata. Ott fifty person on tba tage at ona tlma.

ACT 1 Park and Ground of Arm. tag Mall. ACT The Road from OhathaB to London In tlieSnoW nod Moonlight. ACT 3 Kx tenor of a London Police Station. ACT 4 xterlor of Msrylebona Workhouae.

A OT fi The Borough on Saturday Nlgbt Special Notick Twi carload of scenery ara carried by thia company In their own ipeoial can Wo AdvsVnci in PaicBS Notwithstanding the unusual xpense of presenting thin (treat pertormaDon tho prices will be faulty cirole, 35c, admission, 0c rrserrod seats, 75c, now for sal at Warrington's drug store. a in. ft GEO. IREAL ESTATE AND NO 60 SOUTH COMPANIES LIFE. 40.

i i Penn Mutual Ufa Ine. Co. of Philadelphia Fidelity and Casually Co. of N. Aceident FIBS INSURANCE CO.

Phenix. Brooklyn. N. Commercial Union, London, Eog Agricultural, Watertown, N. Firemena' Fund, San Franoisco, Cal Hartford, Conn American, New Union, Ran Fraaoiaoo, Williamaburg City.

Brooklyn, N. Fire Ins. Association. London. Knar Booheater German, Rochester, N.

Polioiee earenilly written. lipases promptly adjueied ana paid. im Mtw 1 MALL HOUSES FOB BALE, For terms, apply to J. 8. benneb.

Ho. 108 Sooth Ixth street. jj T)RICE8 DOWN At tbe Beading Shoe Co. 1 Store, Tot Fean etreet, we are selling at lower pi le wan ever, cm ont onr winter etoea or Doota, "STS Pure Bird Seed. GRAVEL, BUILDING HAIB AND BASKETS.

TEAGER8, 11 4X1 HVS STBKKT. "TTT ANTED GirU at Penn Street Paper hi lonnMsn Appivto 2 3t BU illaNU PAPER Hmtd. "ATT'NTED Stove plate moulders at the Continent 1 ttoT Works). Firat claM Job mnd srtonKl" work gtwiBmt0e4. Royerf rd, Pm.

"VITA TED Pirat cla fl JonrnejmaD barber, AppI at 034 Penn attract. J. F. BODOEE9. WANTED.

Aout newt amenta towns wit, ror mi im. tibbl jafptrial glffttCCfa ADMINI8TRAIORS vdminist ration on thee NOTICE. Letters of tto of John LeTsii. late of tlie city of Itewtiing, baviag ben kjrmiitrtl to atl per ona iDdebled to eatt of atviJ decedent i 1 sUsak tmmediavte psmyment tuicl tl)ow hsaTioc cuumst, will preeeni. men iwr aeitieDieni to e.5i.B.A iimVAA, Aaniniatnint.

grr. orivbs, enmwnvj. av tra iww A LL MOLUEKS are hereby notified that stTa. moldere formerly employed by Bv kwalter A Boveraiord. are on a strike eiralMt a reduction oi ten per cent.

Please give thissnlai a wide berth In your iraveta. jy oraer ot lotf THE COMMIT! IK. A UDITINO NOTICES ORPHANS' COURT. Notice Is hereby tf.iven to all persons Interested that th iudse of said court for Berks county will ait to audit, settle and a Just tbe following accounts an to distribute tbe balances aaoe.rtai Bed to be in hand, and for these imraooss amid aceounta will be called 1b the order stated below at ine court Bouse, on MUMiAl, Aktt'H A. 1H84, at lo o'clcck sw ax, and will be Iweard during aald and following Wweks, Saturdays sx ceptea.

No. 1. Peweea 0lhaHne Pewees ami William B. Dewses. executors of Ueurare Dewe.a.

late of the boron oi rietiwooo, sain county, ec o. No 2. Tericer Kdward Medler. autfdiaa of Edi Terger, sal nor sob of John Yerfrer, late of Muhlenberg township, amid county, e'd. No.

3. Hale Carret B. tMerens, trustee to sell tha real estate of John Hale. dee d. No.

4. Kldler Kelxx ca Fidler, administratrix of Richard E. Fidler. late of Borth BeldelberK townsbinw amid oounty, dee'd. No.

6. PoUetgrr John B. Berhtel, siavrdlaa of Al vIb E. PoUeirr, mlaer araJwdchild, of Conrad Bs idler, late of sari I saM county, dee'd. No.

S. Wundor Lswis P. Muthard, admiaistrator of Jtunri m. ErcnmecK, iruaraian oi uatuei under. No.

7. ailne lewis ttebaefier, enardian of Clam Bline. minor hlld of Israel Kline, late of tbe norouah UI flNlWOUU. sssliii asuotya gmreg; i. ao sTkiine tiiiam tJoraer, ax ecu tor of Baraai B.

Kline, late of the city of leading, said oounty, dec d. No. I. fenider corneltoa U. Becker, ndmlnistrator of Jarob B.

Bayder, late of ah city of BeMe aUng, said oouutv. dee d. no, nr. tsrnner nana trniert aaministratnx oi Wll' lam ruber, late of the citv of Beadinsc. said county.

deed. No. 11. IleuM Jobo Fink, adminstrator of Jena Is. aauM, late or the Mate or talirornta, dec No.

1st. Hchsot hman UMeJ. btothroaw. admlBistra trix of Georite HcbleUiman, late of Alsace township. aaia county, ate a.

ao. 13. iia.nKmme llain. adtmdDartratrix of tieo. llain, late he city of Beading, said county, dee d.

No. 14. Muhlenbsi Frank Muhlenbera. adoituis trator of Cbarls Pliilip Mubknberg, late of ihe city of waning saw conniy, aec a. no.

1 5. Aitbonse Morran J. Althunae and Daniel F. IHetrlch, executors of Henry AlUtouse, late of the city or Beadlog, said county, dee'd. Bedcav ao.

its stteaoBj a Mlioovda, gunrulan or Morxaa Ko. 17. amlth Oeorge Smith Jr, admlnl trator sf Georjte Umlth. Br, late of the city of Beodtng. said o.

H. Potteifrer Lavlna Pottefsw, Adaas PottelKer and Samuel Pottijer, ssecutura of Adatas PotUisr, late of ibteleunee towaidiip, said County, dee'd. No. 19. Bauer lb berca Bauer Jobo S.

Bauer, ad mitil trators ol John K. Banar. lata of HaMtosTd town sni, sa.d county, dec d. No. 2.

lie in Adam H. Sailor, admf nisttrator Tories Hein, late of Kxeter township, asvld county I dee'd. No. 21. Huvett Solomon Hurett.

aalmiaiavtrator of npnrtam nuyess, tute ti tura isoro, tjerks county, dee'd. chlM Jeener baesler. Isvtw of tha w. oiw iBr Arpow sfieiiers, irasraian Of teo. si Ma BJL'sl sa.sasa Ullll.se SI a.

tjatnnue Wiiinaan, isle of Oley township, aald oeuaty, deed. No. 94. Lacanmalancle aValaad. ass a nils Emma I.

Lacntuan.aee esdner. one or tha children aud heirs of Uuulel Weldner, late of tho citr of BemdiOB, said ouuaty, eec e. No. Hj. Lewis Jonathan W.

Isewts, administrator of wiiiiaai w. sWewis. kale el tJusnxu toeaaain. amid tuaiiiT. dee'd.

No. SA. Kind Peter ttertmoaa and HnA. ir a iiT. mMraer aisut, ia is oi ine city 01 awtaaiac, mm couaty, No.

27. Koch Isaac in tMt. adimiwlBw.ne aT ronn nocn, late oi the city or Keadlne. said county dee'd. tm.

nriHiir.il rngi IVIIlfFOOO, UaraiaU OI aiivu BBsH iieruiinii. aiuor rniid OI Unara4aa Be. lolmtt late of tbe city of Beading, said county, see'd. No. 2it.

Merkey Matthias Mill r. auardlan of Parah Alice ffehreck. now scarab Altra ais rkw.w hilrl fonatiutn Bcnracn, late of ueUiel twrwaaaup, said oounty, dee'd. 10. SO.

Rhode 1 sac B. Fisher, snilnkilratip nf arv Ann hhode (wire of William imt. nr auV bit vi nrswinii, ram cnunij. ihm U. No Htoodt WiHtsmft.

Klee, executor of Daniel fltoudt, late of tba borough ot vmisdurf, aaid coon ceased. No. 31. Blsbel B. A.

Ztrbec tnmtseof rWah Bishsl, an "usaawamiai HtwasBajip, 111 OFC ho. H3. Kamlslk llanistl A. n.ah truswsasa oaf tartms Banaiio, son ot ianisi A. AVambe, late Of UMar owa hip.

said count, dee'd. no. rintBi i note as w. rrints. sreentor or uso.

nuts, i ate ot city oi Heea.nit mm eenntv. aee'd No 3n. Wtaarner Haul. I A. UVtavatavsmr.

skataaiaisatrminP aaiel Winner, late of tba ciljr. of ed.a, said No. an. lloflT Hear A. Helff.

Mart A. al lllhollaarf ueoree a Hon exscut as of Jobm BOB. avttS) of tha Vl nsssBailnBr, samii OUUUtT SK Q. r7OHSEIL ONU TKl rPERTREIB Fish. tas eSss at ska IIMM.

Prma. u. riissw Hr 1 1 Wo. 37. Laur Marr Latter raecfltrlat Of Fred ertch Lanar, late of tbeaityef Badirt.aMd.

Belnen aouf liaoaos, Kuardlan of 272; JrcMd Amity tawsvaMp, 4 'd. No JB. 14etal Charles 4. Sal del. urririna exreutor M.

SHili.LlffBKHuhll, 1 2HIW i.rk of Urph.n.' CViurt JVC a i i I TRUE Aa honaoloia wadoi Ins; youth of fourteen, as a poor unknown apprsnt.ee, as compositor at the oats. An dltor, aa mm envoy to vranos, and In other and more responsible gorern mental duties, that aage philosopher, Benjamin Franklin, never felt above his Dnsiseas, nor forgot his humble origin. Be was staid, and true blue American oUtsen, who achieved nndylng fame InthoeerWoeofhl country. 1 Thomas' Xcteetrlo Oil Is also true blue a talthfa nubile ee tract that baa cured mora people of ache sprains, and pains than all other competitive remedies united. Bend what Victor A.

letter, Mil tor of National 4 nemxtra, Mmwwmw, says: nun wtausai nair a fall lea family for several ontha Have used It myself for catarrh and for rheamatlem aeveral times, and can my that for the last named lt gave almost Instant relief, and fcr catarrh haa helped me wonderfully." Mrs. neigfrled, Marlon, says Thomas' Kclectric Oil was triumph ant In her case; she used it for a severe cold and pain and was relieved in a few minutes. Thomas Kclectric Oil used Internally or externally la an unpresedented sacceaa; every bottle guaranteed or money refunded. 2 201 weod ZIEBER, INSURANCE SIXTH STREET. BEPBBSENTED.

i. Assstts. $9,011,899 and Plate Glass) 470,788 8,769,035 2,827,636 1,478,026 1,411.804 i 1,170.288 1,134,100 1,188 669 987,408 676,028 Tea Party and Sapper. The Sewloff Society of Ft. James' Lutheran Church Will give a tea party and supper at Library Hall, on Friday and Saturd.y February 2Jd and Ztd.

A large varlaty of f.ney and articlea will be ax hibitod for aale. Suoner will b. served bjlh eveninae tros to tu cioca. Admianoa, oc. Gr RAND OPERA HOUSE.

FBI DAT iWashlDgtOD's BirtbtUy) FKBBUABT 22d. two renornutocee. Aftoi aoon mt 1ft Eveniag at 8. The lleet Specialty Company on the Bond. SPat Rooney KIW TOBK STAB COMBINATION, Headrd by tbe (Treat and only PAT BOONBT.

Grand SDecialrv Olio. Perfoi roat.ee will oonoludo with Tonack and Steers aagiiaoi aiaorpieoe. THIS INSKKKI'ER AND THE MONKEY. FULL BRASS BAND AND OBCHESTBA. Matinee Price.

Paran, Circle. Cliiidren. lo Gallery, So cento. Srenine Prices 76. 00.

and 35 cents. He. erred Seau at Bingel's bookstore. 2 10 4t JIRAND OPEKA UUUexi. Saturday Feb.

23d. ISA 1 rl A 1 eTno. M. Hlckey's Ideal Rip Tan Winkle Company, ibto ncing uie peerieiw oomeaian. Mr.

Orlando Hla.ke. In hia britrht and Joroaa Impetwenalton of the title role In the new drakmaUzaliua of Wasbi arton Ir lnsifiaW nuui lege no, RIP VAN WINKLE A apleodld ootnnuiy' and mJeat'c aeenle etVeeta. Note tne new era in priora Admimion, 'lAe and aAe. Be Bt Ttwi eeaca, oue. maaain at ttloKel a Dauk atoie.

a w4t WHITE GOODS S3 new patterns of Plaid NainBooka. Fine irooda st 860, 28c and SOo. Thev are to 70 per yard down in price. aiu i enn street. B.

11. BROWN. NEW PATTERNS 200 Bed Quilts, all new. clean and cbeap. from 65c to $7.

At our prices they are superior to any sCarTaaravrl In Kla. mo.aW.re.. 510 Penn Street. B. H.

BROWN. None But The Best. 16 pieces of Table Jjinens tost orjen ea, oeiter as toe prices tlian any ire have ever bad. No poor patterns amoDfr iDem. rrices, 4So, 5Uc, 60c, 75c.

87c 95c arid SI. 15 Der vard. They are fully worth these prices. We have no Roods at 60t worth 87c or i groas cneap at 91. bv.

to ena Street. B. II. BROWN. 120O TOWELS, 900 PIECES OF EMBROIDERIES, 'J i all well made and prices as low 'if not lower man any In tbe elty.

I II f.nn SIrMt I 2 13 lOt 4p jjamtBtrflT FOB IsADEBB ONLY I A fall Hh of WAXU AND WINTKR MILUNBRT AND 11RIS0DM AKING Id all its braocaas. 9 aeiy MM. C. WERT2. 6M Pan a 8t GRAND zl CLEARING SALE la ordsr to Feduea our slock (preparatory to altering the store) wa havs ooooluded to mark down svervthing that ws oarrisd ovsr from January 1st.

Corns aszt week aad sseure ths baraaiBS whioh will bs offered to tha pnbllo la notions, hosiery, underwear and millinery, at I EL K. BOXER'S, i 2 2 frl mt No. 628 Psnn Street. ATHRKJ enat wm THRU MRS ADVERTISEMENT will COLUMNS OF MATTER APPEAR XCtashlawTliaiftt wt lrtoe IBawntai a wssnaillteisiaa mil awrta a. was ntta.

1 la ai i slon of Punr oa 11 BONDS AD STOCKS. ClaalsiaT Ivesll aeena.l sf tsss Holiday Xs elajr. Pbiladblpbia, Fsb 21. The market today haa developed no new features. Tbe same stocks that have recently led the advance were again strong to day, and the others remain about eteady.

Tbe movement in Reading still eontinues, tbestook today selling as high aa 20. The demand did not come solely from New York, aa baa raoantly been the ease, but was more open in its character. The ex Vlllard stocks mads spun aoou. noon or one per eent. on rumors that ths North Paoiflo road had leased the Oregon Navigation, but as no orders earns in t( sustain tbe movement the.

quietly receded to the old figures. Oregon Transcontinental was oonspionoue for Its dullness and weak ness. Operators have abandoned this speculation apparently, and everyone expeets its apeedy dissolution. Pennsylvania was sold oj ma ouiis. in this stook, though, we un derstand it had no connection with ordere from London.

After selling at 60J it was of fered down to 60. Tbe movement in Bead ing haa started numeroaa theorlea, each and every one or whioh is, to say the ex tremely improbable. The most plausible theory we have heard is that the successful bull clique in Lackawanna will now indulge in a Reading. Nothing more, therefore, than speculative move. The market closed dull and lower, whioh is but natural on aooount of to morrow being a holiday.

Mass ft Ubbxaob. ew Tork Bassai Maraiea. OUelsgprlees of K.w Tork rioeks. Reported dally i Jacob, Bhola. B6 North "lth Hn.rn.

uanaoa IHI '(, Oanada sonthara Ool Goal 117)j Texas myii OhM. Ohio. 1 4Vaj Onion 1 sa prel 1 tat pref era 2fJi a a H. wast Osattal 1SI Ov.rl.nd PMIaHtocie. 8uf.Pltabnrx a West Ijehlgh Nav Valley (forth Fee oref.

20 Dal laok. a W'nw. IMawarsB Hudson DenverBBIo Qrande V4 17. 71 i 21 s' Tmm 21 Lake loa. Like Erie a Westers 17 I toe attehlaas StlVa Pern.

a tteartlnsdeul storf 101 BHIKN. TO allasonrl mi T. Central inU Erie Illinois Central 130 Pennsylranla 6l aonoiB wan pm B. J. Catral S8K! Ohle Oaatral Oa Pac bivv.

Ohio a Oat Western 21 Ji OoeHBomdt. lojfi percent 100 Omaha jK i ueui oent per ecnt lS.Trd. Dollar. 85 pr.f....H.m. PaotaeMall Ooohener Plttab's flnroclc waot.r.tloa.a.

Farmera Nat. Banau. AO National Union Bank 60 CHy 4 per cent 103 srwaallUK UU OO Iiend'KFire In. Stock 13 W. An.

R.E. 32 6th ML Paaa B. B. B. 1K a Stook 4U S.

A B. B. 76 lat National Bank. 180 2nd National 110 Commercial Nat. Bank Penn National Bank.

105 Kentone Nat. 10S Oity Bond, 6 per oent 110a P. Ave. B.R. B.

Stork 106a I Klectrio Llht Oo.6t'k ft abllMltw Flour Mao tarmiaa. THUB8DAY. Feb. 21. Flour is dull.

Wheat Corn and OsVts opem flrmer. uottoh was ami ai wc ror nidaimfr, uplands. Fkrd Weatero Wtntr Bran waa scarce and firm at S22 Vat250pertoct. Fuum and Mul Flour fa sTteadr, with a moderate Inquiry for deairable Sale of 1.1U0 barrels, including Minnesota, extra, at 94 '5 75; Family (4 Mla4 75; Weetern Family at 90. and PatenU at So Ut)a6 Bye Flour sella at f.S bo per barrel.

Grain At tbe opening call Wheat waa firmer with $1.08 bid February; for March; tl 10 for April and SI 14 for May. Rye Small aalea of prime Penna at 67a68c. drn was firm, with bid for February; tiOejC for March; 61e for April, and file for Mar. Oats aa firm, with 42c bid for Fribniin 42Uc for March; for April, and 44c for May. ngn "idw were ouii ai st.an.

lor western. SXtfctlluntauf. REMOVAL. Vr. Mania Luther has removed to No.

SI Borth Sa scram. ODDndta the nlaooiial Cathedral. 4 16 tf TOSEPfi (JHItlolvrn, merohant Tailor. fj No. S94 Penn street.

Beading, Pa. Ghargee rea vonable and a good St gearanteed. tt a31y TbANIEU a. todeb. Wholesale Dealer in Foreign aad Domevlte Wines sad Pni Older Tinker always on hand.

635 PKNN BTUKKT. rOSKINS GILES Floral Depot. 37 NOBTH TCNTH STBB1CT TiOBAL DBOOBATIONS. BOUilOBTTtl. BAgsLBTb aud wnaoau iruitrno luuiwta 11 3 IMPORTANT TO PIANO BUYERS PASTIES DESIKINO TO PUBCHASK PIANOS OB ORGANS, will Hod It to their Interest to examine the best assort, ment, at the lowest prices In the citv, at tbe Jiuaic Par.

lore, oiv sianjutn street. H. W. ITANQKN. AN OFFER SELDOM EQUALED.

A new f650 Piano for 18f cash. Tho above piano has 74 octaves, finely earved lefcs, fotir round oor ners, and la fullv wananted for five veers. Most be sold for want of room, utner Pianos and Organs suital le for ('briatv i rreeenta on easy lenna, at tne mnstc parlor or HANGKft, 619 Frank II a street. Bead ng, pa. 13 13 TF TOO WANT WEDDING OR FUNSRA1 floral deal rn, choice plants, cut flowers, bouquett ana so oraer in swaMae tujie at snore nonce, ce.11 on JUUH U.

UKPLKK. Onr. Bcbuvlaill Ave. and Oreenvrich St. Ordesa can be loft at Clous A Son's oflloe.

Filth and FRAMES FRAMES Picture and Looking lass Frames of all kinds made to oroer at snort notice, pedal attenuoa paid to FB AMINO WAX WOBK AND afOUNHNO 1 muikyiia smt nvviH All sooda sold at lowest cash rices. Lew K. Ilora, 1149 ly eod Wo. 18 North Seventh street. JUV YOUR VALENTINES WOERNER'S sscars a caano.

ui tba drawlas of tb. STOBJtB. 1 SS9 PENN STBEET. K.w stook walnat and ash csnber salts of tb. Iat stvlaa.

at prtom hwr than th. IowmS. Parlor suits at 4A and at 96 and upwards; wuven wire at aft and oak arm Dar room par half dctssa. Painted and ornam.Dtd chambw wits at aatonuhlasljr low prkeaa, Wita a full sapplr of all toe SOCTB FIFTU STBSIT. A.

A DBYSHBB. 11 10 Par jMob n. TMjabn. AttT POTATOES The Early Sunrise Potato Has proved Itself the earliest of all. BATING PBODUCBD POTATOES FIT FOB THE TABLB IN DAT FBOX TBI TIMS OF PLANTING.

Verr nturthrs. freah white. Irs amlned and drv. Cooking well, even when Srst dun. On sood soil with oitlinar culture it Itas jleldd og barrels from one bar ninnteu, or at tne rate ot vw nuaneia an acre.

Llea, Landrsi liearsow's and bice's fresh ror saie or 0TIOHTKB SON, 605 and fiOT Penn street, Beading, Pa. To Farmers and Others Xsook to Tour Interest Do not be satisfied with any mona rel stock raising, as 1 ns; as you oa buy kMomled sttack. such aa the celebrated Jersey hed Swine. arkaowledaTed to bo toe best stork of amine tba world. The make more ror and more lard than an other breed with the tame fond they are the most via; rrous of Deea.

ine genuine MBorivwnDs ooB are in oaajrs and for sals by the undersigned, bend oor orders earlj. Ostaisgaa sftraa asavvt m. vrvwavfs, Bloowlag Clan eteek rsrss, lt eod Inrlslw Mooocscy, Berks cgnat)r, Vmt THS CARD ALBUM ha bow become th oawtre ef aOtesPtlon en the juwlor table. The ktet asstgne In eartuno oarae represent tbe best productions tbe artist's skill, and eabraos Tnf BlH. ailnisesil lo, Freaeh.

and other isn ported oards. Their ar nt In aa album affords a Baost dellehtful alesrnnt saainle oarda aad dessinstsa reosipt of le stanip. Addrssa, KDWABD K. TATLOB. 1 ldlF Boebester, N.

LrioriT CCNT8 PR L1NJC fX)R ADVKR JMTWaf. Thw best sdrerttefua twsdftuan tm mm. Urn ta 0wm aa a auna. KlCw Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes.

A marvel of pontTyStrenirtb and wholesemenesa. Morn economical than the ordina ry kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with tha luuiwtuuD ui iuw wvjwiv, iiion weignt, ainm or pnospnate powders. Mold oniy in cows. EIotai. Baxixo Powdbb 106 Wall street.

N. T. lfl tr Tlie Liver Regriilator. KASER'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, FOB LIVER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, CONSTIPATION, AND TOPURIFY THE BLOOD. Samples free.

26o per box, at leaser's Drug Store, Corner Sixth and Walnnt streets, Reading, Pa. Call's Cough I5alsam. As a pronrietarv article there ia notliinrr malxtwur for a cough niody than this. It is pleaxant to the taste and well adapted for all ages, re pared and sold by ZliUK SMITH, Wholes alb Retail Druggists, 2 6 tf 526 Pent, Reading. P.

and Ctral EVERYBODY IS DELIGHTED Since they get such a (rood article In when thev bar of Jwan j. Hbomo. NO. 426 NOBTH KIOHTH BTRKKT at the lowest Drices. All kinds and aixaa.

nf meal mn stantlr on hand. Also, Flonr, Feed and Grain. Five oarrei oi ninaitnit wood for 51, delivered P. 8. man anu wiepnoue ortif rw promptly attenuna to.

1 4 jy R. C. H. THIMME, Dentist, 626 PENH fiTRIlCT. Formerly with J.

g. Slegel. lii 18 lm F. L. DbUOUK, DENTIST.

Main offloe, North till Beadlnff, At Orwlgsbarg. first week In each month. 10 ao Chronic Sore Throat r.1UT,Sr.0. collection of tongh mu tis in the throat, which the patient endeavors to remove by hawking spittiog and Coughing. 1 here itt a diffused redness In the mucous meniuraue ol tbe throat or it may be stuidrd with numerous red gr.Ynular elevations Ulcers or white patches occasionally sppear.

It may Uad to Bronchitis if not eort d. lr. Uenry I ands. No. W7 North tiixtb street.

Beading, Pa tuakea a specialty of the treatment of 8ore Throat. Hours: 7 to nou, 1 to and to p. ro. 2 18 Important to Gentlemen. Lovers of gvd Tobacco should nee only grWOODPECKERS PUSSY TOBACCO.

They are celebrated for their sweetnaa and tine flavor. Sold wholesale and retail by Kahn Yeager, 713 Penn St. The finest brands of Cigars sold at counter. tf 4p ciorag, gmtltts, JP YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ELGIN, WALTHAM. STRINGFIELU, LANCASTER, HAMPDEN, HOWARD, OR ROCKFORD WATCH, call at MENOEL SHOMO'S.

tr 618 Penn slraot. RINGS, BRACELETS, Cliains, Fins, Ear Rings, GOLD AND PLATED. SCHL.ECIITEU UENKT, Corner 6th and Penn Streets. Telephons eommunication. JOHN F.

JBEYERLE. jiwxub, ao. tsi i a fh, btkeet bus a nru uirs or GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. Alan a targ. amurlmant of Sn.

Jewalrr. Bcpalrlns promptly attended to. IF YOU ARE OCT TO DAY AND THS eeathar.l. frostv est tbawad oat with a mnz oX HOT SODA, AT H. H.

BNKEDLKB A OO. DBtTO STOBB, B. X. Corner roartb Praa Sts. GHOOOLATB, OOFFKB, TBA, 01NQKH, 1S Z1 mo LBMOW, MILK PUNCH.

USE OHANEMAN'S 0 1T A I A FLO UK. 12 1 lysp FOR JOB PRINTING, SO TO THB TIMES OFFICE, fin. 11 North Sixth Street HOTSB LKA9SB, JUDOMKNT AND PBOMUISOBT BOTBS torsamMth. TIMES OFFICE, North Sixth Street..