Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 4

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1882. Wenther To lay. Washington, July 28. Indication for the ''irlille Atlantic Slates Partly cloudy weather, local rain, wind mostly northwesterly, stationary or lower temperature and pressure. The Independents Very Independent The Independent State Committee met yes terday to consider the propositions of the Re publicans looking toward reconciliation.

They did, just what was all along expected they would do, they rejected all of them. By this action they have closed the door to harmony and have placed themselves squarely in the attitude of open hostility to the Republican party. They are nothing but Democrats in disguise. The decision reached yesterday was outlined days ago by Chairman McKee, the grand Slinger of Mud and Marshal in Chief of Political Slang. Under 9uch weak leadership, the work of achieving a victory for Heaver will not be so hard.

The Chairman of the Independent State Committee will find, ere the campaign is far advanced, that the way to draw Republicans to the support of their ticket is not to link the nauiea of the President and Grant with traitors and assassins. Kven the North American, which has all along countenanced the Independent movement, is forced to say of this outrage upon decency "Whatever may be thought of such an outrage at headquarters, the gentlemen who are guilty of it may take it home to their understandings that the people are not yet educated to suoh things. We hope they may never be so unfortunate as to relish such disgusting balderdash. If we recollect aright, Benedict Arnold betrayed his country, just as Booth and Guileau slew the men whom the American people had chosen to honor and whom the people loved. We do not recollect that cither the President or General Grant ever acted in cither role.

We had supposed that they were at one period in our history engaged in reducing traitors and assassins to subjection. Certainly the Independent movement is not officered by men who rank higher as patriots and gentlemen than the President and General Grant We have no mind to remain silent while any citizen of Philadelphia repeats the outrage perpetrated by Dunne on George Washington." A Scorcher, Yesterday. Yesterday was a severely oppressive day, although the thermometer did not range any higher than on the previous day, the maximum of the mercury being 02 in shady nooks. The atmosphere was sultry, and although the sun was occasionally obscured by clouds the local rains predicted by "Old Probabilities" did not put in an appearance during the day to cool the parched and heated earth. It was a regular "July roaster" and excited the longings of the multitudes who cannot get away to be anywhere rather than in the hot, sultry city.

Yet there is very considerable comfort in the comparison of Reading's experience with that of many other parts of the country where a furious heat, ranging up to tropical figures, prevailed. Many a vaunted country resort was far hotter yesterday than was Reading, and the reflection tends to promote patience aud contentment. There can also be added to this source of consolation the fact that we have already reached the mid summer week, and we can soon begin to contemplate declining temperature as close at hand. It has been, thus far, a summer of unusual moderation, and with the shortening days and cooler nights of August coming, the philosophical portion of mankind and womankind ought to be able to endure the remaining heat of 1882 without grumbling. TnK papers of Philadelphia quote C.

G. Derr, of Reading, as saying at the headquarters of the Independent State Committee that that party in Reading represents at the present time three times the number of votes cast in Reading for Wolfe (175) i. 525 votes. Our friend Dorr always did have a rosy imagination, but this last statement forces the conviction that that faculty of his mind must have enlarged to the dimensions and gorgeousncss nf the gardens outlying Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia. But how much belter to talk in this way than to "go it" as Chairman McKee has been doing.

Ir the Independent Slate Committee find it necessary to put a plaster over the mouth of Chairman McKee, they must be careful not to use one that is porous, since he would manage to ooze out rivers of slush through the holes. Mi'Kkf. is entitled to the cake mud cake, Now let the Republicans get down to solid work. S2. I'M ll Into I lie Co.

Treasury. During the week ending July 27th the following moneys were paid to County Treasurer Kershner STATU TAX. Frcl Hti nliHli. Eighth Ward, on aromlit fur 18K2.5l.VI (Nl Hi niii'villi' louil, I'liinrn ttmutiliip, in full tor 1C! SHRSR A n. l.

Volm U'lwrf, in full forlKKi 215 i9 Witiiit, Kirrt Wiuil, on account for 1HH2 72 00 Pctor Fisher, Topton, in full fur 18f'2 ClIl'SIV TAX. Aaron Kishcr, lloyrrtuwn, on account 00 A Lcnt WoinnNJorf, on account for 182 no (' li Kik Ih'1, Brecknock townnhip, on account for lxsl ThoiuiHoii, Ninth Ward, ou account for 20 00 lss2 A lnctrich, ihimliurK. in full for 12ri(l 111 so in hepu, Sixth Ward, on account for 1SS2 lim on A Kouiin, Kichiuond township, on account forlxx2 hVi on Iianii I Krat'iucr, on account for 1110 Total for the week 01 Aeoiilenlx. Mrs. Reuben Merkel, of Rolhrocksville, this county, was thrown out of a wagon, through the same upsetting, and fractured one of her legs.

A child of Mrs. Merkel' died a few hours after the accident. Benjamin Adam, of Virginsville, was dragged .10 yards by a runaway horse attached to a horse rakc. He was considerably bruised. Mrs.

Catharine Siegrist, of Mt. vKlna, in attempting to get over a rail fence, fell and broke her arm near the wrist. Eli Miller, a helper in the Birdsboro rolling mill, was severely burned by an explosion of gas. Wonder Whether It Wn tli Whale Ei hldlteil In Rending The New York Sun of yesterday says "A stuffed whale, CO feet long and weighing 80, 000 pounds, has been on exhibition in Pater son for soveral days. Yesterday it was about being removed without the company paying their board bill the Franklin House, and the whale was attached.

Constable Lynch now has it in his possession, and unless the bill is paid within twenty days the whalo will be put up at public auction. Kendlnir Firemen at the Hl Centennlnl Parade, Mayor Rowe of Reading, has addressed a letter to Mr. Alexander, the Secretary of the Bi Centennial Association of Philadelphia, giving a list of nine Reading fire companies that are expected to visit Philadelphia, with their apparatus and full ranks and take part in the grand parade on October 24th, the 200th anniversary of the landing of William Penn in that city. I. D.

il. ul the American rruteMnnt AMMoelatlon. At a meeting of the middle district American Protestant Association held in their hall last evening, Past Master P. F. Nagle was reelected to the office of District Deputy Grand Master for the middle district for the term of one year.

CHURCH DIRECTORY. CutinHftt from firt jmwa. Addressed were delivnred "bv Iteva Davit, I li Al bright and Mr Christian Myers, Mnoolu, Ianca ter county. The corner stone of the new Evangelical church, to be erected in rairville, Lancaster county, near the line of llerka, will be laid to morrow, the lust. Hcrvict's will In1 held in the grove adjoining the ciiurcu at also on Sunday tnrougimut tlie dar, A number vf clergymen will participate.

The church will take the place of one recently destroyed by fire. At the harvest home services held last Sunday morning in Zion's church, Perry township, the pfwo and aisles of the church were crowded. Hcv Thomas livger, of Heading, conducted the services and preached au impressive sermon. llev. P.

P. A. Hoffman, of Heading, has organized a class of twenty five catechu mens at the Hill church, Piko towmdnp, which will meet regit larly at the church. The collection for benevolent objects at the harvest festival held laat Sunday morning in the ttonchsburg Lutheran church, mounted to Ski.OH. The altar and pulpit were appropriately decorated with sheaves of era in.

stalks of corn, fruit, veiretableg and (lowers. Rev A Johnson Long preached an eloijuuut sermon. Rev. Ambrose D. Gring, formerly of this county, and at present a missionary of the Reformed church stationed at Tokio, Japan, has a long letter in this week Meiwenarr, written at Tokio, un der the (lute of une ISth, in reference to the progress of me HiiHBioiiHJ.

nuiH iu tinimii. pastor's personal PARAGRAPHS. Rev. Dr. William A.

Helfrich, of Fogels ville, who for many yours nerved the LoiigswHnip Re formed congregation, in Longswamp township, (his county, has been since last winter in Florida with his wile and mm. Rev. P. P. A.

Hoffman, who removed from ltoyortown to Reading, changed his residence iu order tliat Inscliililreu, buys of mutual intelligence, may have the advantage 01 good schools, and also that he may be more centrally located, ho a to serve his several congregations to la tter advantage. Rev. Charles Kcorner, of Chicago, 111., the former pastor of the Amity ville Lutheran congregation, this county, delivered an address before that congregation recently, to solicit aid fur his Chicago Mission. The Allontown Item of last Monday sAid Rev Jr Sehaefler delivered an aide sermon to a large aud appreciative audience in Hi. Junhn's Reformed church yesterday forenoon.

Revs. A. S. Leinbach aud W. ti.

P. Davis. of thin city, and Leinhach.uf Womelsdorf, will leave next Monday lor Long ranch, tor a brief sojourn on the seashore. Rev. D.

E. Schoedler, of Friedenoburg, has been addressing the Sunday schools in his vicinity, and his marks are. said to le exceedingly apropos, inter esting alike to old and young. Mr. J.

Walker Klingler, a student in the Lutheran theological seminary nt Philadelphia is visiting friends at Stoiichshurg, and is extiected to preach to several Lutheran congri gatiwiis iu northwestern Berks during his sumnicv vacation. HI NOAY SCHOOL NOTES, Following are the names of the officers of the new Sunday School, recently organized by the Rev Reiniensnyder, of Lancaster, in thellfty Roud school house, near the village of Temple, this county: Charles Hill, Superintendent; Levi Hart, Assistant Superintendent; lumen Martin, Secretary; Charles Kerllnir, As sistant Secretary; SmU, Treasurer, and Misses Ifuas and Kerling, Librarians. The excursion of the Reformed and Metho dist Sunday Schools, of Hoyertnun, to Kainuoimt Park, Philadelphia, last Saturday, was an entire aucctas. The special train carried between Uou and "00 passengers. The pic nic of the Oberholtzer Sunday School, of Washington township, last Saturday, whs very largriy auemieu.

me jxycnowu i ornet Wain I lur uished the music. Rev. H. A. Handier, vice principal of the Keystone Norma! School, delivered an address before Trinity Lutheran Sunday School of Kuttown hist Sunday.

The celebration of the Hill church Sunday School, of Pike township, ban been postponed from August Jth on account of tho Ituycrtown tiremen's parade taking place on that duy. The lirookside Sunday School celebration, in Centre township, near Mohrsville Station, last Sunday, was attended by between lrtHJ and people. Two hundred and fifty carriages were counted in the grove at one time. A delegation of thirty mcmltere of the llarmotiie of Reading, sane a number of selections. Dr.

F. K. Brunner, of Washington township, delivered an address nt the celebration of the Itellemail church Sunday School in 4 'en re township last Saturday, aud recited an original Pennsylvania German poem, composed by him for the occasion. The Strausatowu band furnished uiiikic. Prof.

Samuel A. Baer, Superintendent of the public schools of Reading, delivered an ammmriatc address last Sunday morning before tne Reformed Sunday School, of Kutztown. At the celebration held last Saturday by Trinity Sunday school, of Sinking Sprinur. addresses were delivered by Rev David, of Reading, and others, Howard II, Hettinger presided at the organ. About one half the people were unable to gain admittance last Sun lay evening at the consecra tion of the new organ of St.

Daniel's Lutheran Reformed Sunday school, near Rot soma. A splendid programme of music whs rendered under the auperviMuu of the Misses Sue Shearer and Lizzie Henry. Aridrctwes were delivered by Rev Aaruii Kiti frock aud Superin tendent Brown. The dedication of the new organ purchased by the Wetnersville Sunday school, iu Albany township, which took place last Sunday was very largely attended. The services in the morning were conducted bv Rev Dietrich, aud in the afternwu by Revs Ben jamin Weiss and Smol).

The Trexler's Sunday school celebration held near Trexler's Station, iu Alhnnv township, last Saturday, was an entire siiceess. The Mountain Cornet Band furnished music. Addresses Vere delivered by Rev Dietrich. Prof Rowe, Mr Smoll. theolmrl cal student, and the Superintendent, Joseph Bolt.

The coneciiou amouuieti to over sira. Keiiu's Sunday school, of t'pper Tulpe hocken townshin, will hold their annual celebration on Saturday, August The Mohn's Hill Sunday school, in Cumru township, art solh iting contributions for a new library. The Amityville Sunday school will meet next Sun Jay at lo a and the Bible els on Sunday evening. The meeting which was held last Sunday by Rev Reimensnyder, at the Kvaimville school hou5rlfir the nuriHise of organizing a Sundav school, was lanndv attended, and tho follow tug officers were nominated aud tdected: Suierintendent, Johu Stoudt; Assistant Sit'init eudeiit, 11 11 Dubson; Secretary, (iru1r Librarian, (J Pbillii, and Treasurer, Jacob (Jehrct. JTTCHH CELHfiH ATlONS AND DEDICATIONS, Following Sunday school celebrations are in addition to those heretofore announced: St.

Paul's Sunday school, of Fleetwood, and the Itlaudi'ii Sunday school will make a joint excursion to Iitilz, Lanca iter county, on Saturday, August Tth. Tho Ringing Rock Cornet Band, of Fleetwood, will accompany the excursion. The Snydersville Union Sunday school, which meet in the school limine at the Oley Line, will I hold their iuinual celebration on the lith of August, in William Cleaver's grove. The Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed Sunday school of Lyon' Station, will hold their annual pic nic 'Tue time in xt mouth. The new Eatey organ purchased by St.

Paul's Sunday school, Fleetwood, will be dedicated on Sunday, August Lttth. Addresses will be delivered by Rev li Kramlieh and Schaefler, of Kutztowu, and Johu II LeitiUich, of Reading. The Epler's Church Sunday school, of Bern township, will hold their celebration on Saturday, August in a beautiful grove uear the church. The committee of arrangements of the Independent 1'ntted Brethren Sunday School, of Sinking Spring, have ehnged the place for their annual celebration on the 12th of August, to Jacob (Crick's woods, on and a half mi Jen from Sinking Spriug, instead of the grove near Vinemoiit, as heretofore announced. Sl'SDA SCHOOL I Kl.KUHA'lloNS OS HATl'RIlAY.

Following Sunday School celebrations will take place in tins county on Saturday, July th: St John's Lutheran Sunday hoot, nf Biyertown, in Mrs kepner's woids, one half mile east of Boyertowii; Min nich's, in North Hei.bdlterg towiiship, near Miunich's school bonne; St Daniel's, iu the grove adjoining the "Corner" church, near Robeson fa; Oak Hill, in Abraham tinul's woods, one mile north of Sinking Spring. CKI.ERHATIONS NIJXT SI NDAY. Following celehrations will take place next Sunday, July Miller's Sutulay St hool Wer neiville; llergcr's, in Pen a ton iihip, two in ib a Bernville. CAMl' IN I'KOCHKSS. Following camp meetings are in progress: Mnhu'ri Hill cainivnieetfng of the Kvangelicul Association, one and a half mil.B from Vinemoiit, oil the Reading and Columbia Railroad; camp meeting at 1 au (sville.on the R.

A Tonsil Korty Fonr Yrnr Old Cilixrn. Mr. Abrikhnm P. Reescr, 219 South Fourth street, celebrated his 44th birthday anniversary on Wednesday. Mr.

Reener is one of the well to do citizens of Reading, and ban been singularly successful in all his varied business ventures. For a man whose feot were once caught between two colliding cars, who fell from a building a distance of forty, two feet aud lay unconscious for four hours, who was dragged for a considerable ditance in a desperate runaway, whose ribs were bro. ken at one time and the bones of his wrist subsequently fractured, and who made a narrow escape from drowning, he niay be said, his present excellent physical condition considered, to have been a very lucky nian with all his ill luck. The old 'Tenn Mutual" Life Insurance Company still keeps steadily ahead in all the leading features in the business. It gains annually in number of new policies issued, premium income, assets, losses paid, dividends to members aud popularity.

It is the Company for all needing insurance, and more especially for Pennsylvania, being the only strictly Mutual Company chartered by the State, and having proved itself staunch and true, through all the vicissitudes of a generation, the insuring public of the old Keystone are justly proud of it, and are wise in becoming members. 7 28 THE DAILY TIMES ANT) DISPATCH BEADING, JULY 28 1882. WORDS FROM THE SOUTH, onfMlprat Money, i'otton mill Poli I lem Matter from JumeN 11. Npolm, of tnyettevllle, N. Mr.

James H. Spohn, formerly of this city, but at present residing in Fayetteville, N. where he is engaged in manufacturing enter prises, has sent to Cyrus T. Fox au interesting collection of Confederate money, some of the denominations being extremely soiree. Mr.

Spohn writes that many people in the section in which he resides are holding on to the Confederate money, in the delusive hope that it may some duy become valuable, aud they may realize something for it. In order to get some of the bills embraced in the collection, Mr. Spohn had to purchase them. The collection will be presented to McLean Post No. lti, G.

A. 11., to be placed in their large and valuable collection of me aentoes of the late war. Mr. Spohn in his letter, enclosing tho samples of money, which is dated 2'2dt writes as follows: "We are having lots of rain, aud corn looks very well. Cotton was predicted to be a short crop, owing to the late, cool, spring, but it has regained very much of its tardiness.

If nothing intercepts its progress, it may still make an average crop, although the acreage is not nearly as great as last year. Corn is being cultivated instead, it being the stall of life in the South, the same as wheat iu the North. I see by the statistical returns of the Department of Agriculture for July, cotton has improved since the first of Juue, its average condition ou the 1st iust. having been three points better. The general average is UU, which is higher than iu July, 1873 and 187 1, and lower than in any other year of the past decade.

was 93 in 1877 and 1879, and J5 last July. This condition is due to a late and wet spring, but is rapid and generally improving under favorable Hkiea. The figures for the several States are: Virginia, 85; North Carolina, 'JO South Carolina, 98 Georgia, 92 Florida, 92; Alabama, 9H Mississippi, 87 Louisiana, Texas, 97 Arkansas, 90 Teuuessee, 78. The drawbacks nre mainly deficient stands, slow growth and general backwardness. North Carolinians call my atteution very frequently to the contest between the Republicans in Pennsylvania, but according to the old saying, "People living in glass houses should never throw stones," for there is the same split among the Democrats in North Carolina, in fact all over the South, as they say they can't put any reliance in the Northern Democracy.

So the "Solid South" has passed into history. The Coalitionists, Anti Prohibitionists, Liberals, as they are called, have united with the Radicals or Republicans. Some of the most extreme Democrats are leaders in the above parties. It is beginning to get hot in politics now. A Republican can talk just as free here as in any State north of Mason and Dixon's line; in fact, there has been too much misrepresentation in the North.

They all know my politics here Republican to the core, and strong on the tariff question, which the people here cannot go. 1 tell them they have perse cuted the goose that laid the golden egg for the i last fifty years, and why not realize its con sequences, and keep up with the North in adj vancement. When heart and bniiu languish and the majesty of p'lTect humau nature is conquered by a fickle temper and tendency to sorrow, the nerves are faulty, (iive sympathy to the sutferer and teach him the virtues of Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pilln. 7 iW.eodaw BrYTHK best in the market.

The Kline Kpnihimer WatuHUtta Muitlin Vrm hirta, all linen, three ply fronts, perfect fitting and the best in every way. No fuch value anywhere for 81.00. Try them. Iape MiitH. Pives, Pommy Stewart have received one hundred dozen Luce Mit in all the desirable shades game goods were Hold lant season at retail for 20 and '45 cento a pair, but they have secured tbirt lot for a great deal less than their real value and offer them at the very low and popular price W2 cento a iiir.

They are a very great bargain. 7 1 tf I KB V. In thin citv, on 2fith, Sarah, wife of John Kirby, aged year, 5 itmiiths and 3 days. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Monday, July 31st Meet at the huuse, 31) South Fourth street, at 1 p. thence proceed to the Kind Baptist Church.

Interment nt Chitrles Kvunf Cemetery. 7 J7 3t Jf WANTED. A cupola helper; one that has had sume experieucc at cur ola work. ORK, PAINTER A C. tin 7 2 NE OF THE GREATEST CURIOSITIES in the world in the wav of Chickens can be seen at the t.

James' Hotel, at Third and Penn streets. 7 28 3t A. j). Kt lT, I'rop'r. EW "NORTHWEST" BUILDING AND Savings Association.

Value of shares, ftioo monthly payments, fixed premiums, io subscription fee, 2ii cents for each share. A meeting of this newly organized association will lie held on Thursday, August at cIim p. at the Hamilton House of Philip Popp, No. N'rth Front street. Rick town) for the pui'iMise of holding an election for permanent officers.

In tlie meantime shares may )e signed on paying twenty five cents subscription tee lor each nhare villi Winter A (ioctz, North River street; Philip IVpp, North Front street; Jiw. liudi ger, 112 N. Front street; Conrad Kaltiiibarh, lo" Jeffer son street; F. P. Metier, 3 6 Pniu street; Van Reed, l'etm Htrcet; Christian Rueckert, Front and Washington street; Peter Hartley, Peiiu street; W.

Rosen thal, 710 Penn street; 1. N. I.eviiii, 719 lYnu slieut; M. Ktreng, 71T Penn street; T. Ben, f'S Penn street, and h.

Kremp 142 North Ninth street. Bv order of the alion. FKRD. tiOKT, Pres't protein. L.

Khkmp, Sec'y pro tein. 7 2SHt BASE BALL TO BAY, July 28th. Cliuml'liiM Cluli of the WoiM, B. B. fif PhilHilrllOlitt, va.

ACTIVE, (IS KKW Cttut'NIiS. Gauii' culled ut oVlock. Ofiiernl Hdiiiliifiion, Childnn. 1 It ItKAhiNu, Pa July 'liili. Isai Rwi ivecl fr.

lil tliu I'KNS 5II TI AI. 1,1 KK INS. CO. of PliiladvlpliiH, timing)! Ufa. P.

Acnt, ttifriimi of twMity tive Imiithfl ilollurii. in lull jiym'iit iind gitl i.fartiun of nil clitiiiiN undt'i nlii of insurum No. htt. on tlie life of Juliri iimn'iilront. oi K.

iuliny. iiaid Klky having t. rniinatiM liy tiix ilfiitti May 17. and payaMn to in liin Miff, tin lint'fo'iary Lanunl Iu aulJ fiolii'V. (Sincdl 1IKSKIKTTA KltM KXTIMl'T.

It may intro.tini; tj tl. jiiiIiUi t. know tlic ai'tui romlt of a Mdi( ki'pl in force im lon a the alow. Mr. Krnicntrout innnroJ in IMS foi annual no niinm, 115 aiiinial Paymenta IHI iH dm cash diridendH npd iwh year 1,7 1' Not chhIi riid 48 AVKKAUK D1V1HKNII OVKIl 'il PKIt OKNT.

1I.K not th ir ovo tltat a kjIicv iu (lie PENN fTl'AI. la a Roial lliiinj to have oven if the iu mired live, to a ITood old ae. littler, Ax fnriiinheil on apiilicatioi) to (JKll. P. ZIKBKII, (ieu'l Aent, It no Nntlh iith GIVEN AAV AY.

WORTH $90. Guaranteed to tw worth an much as Kvory purchaser of a pair of SHoKS hus a chance. 8EIVERD, 440 If PENN SQUAPtE. SALE. 3 SHARKS NATIONAL I'NION DANK BTOfK.

UUVLMI.L il.KHIlill K. K. BONUS. llj JAC011S4 KIIOADS, 7 27 3Mp North Sixth Street. QANARV, HKMl', ll.VI'i:, MILLET AND MAW SKKIW, FRESH AND ITKK, AT YEAGER'S, 7 y' tf PENN STItKRT.

JJASE BALLS And Base Ball Bats. Wholeaale and Retail. J. T. 0UR1KN SON, 028 Penn itreet.

7 2Ctf 2 GDS WATCHES WANTED. Active news agent in (owns where we have no agencies at present. Please write for terms, Ac, to READING TIMES, 12 30 tf Reading, Pa. WANTED. A liberal reward will be paid to any one returning the following missing file of the Berks and Schuylkill Joubnal: For the yean 1817, 1822, 1837 and 1846.

KNABB ft 00. WANTED. Any one having in possession any of the following flies of the Rkamno Times Will receive a liberal reward by returning them to this office For the years 1K5, 1860 and 1801. UantlraTte gillA. ESK SENMEIN'S MANDRAKE PILLS! For Torpiility of the Liver, tinligeation, Constipation.

gSESWEIN'S MANDRAKE PILLS! Mitlarinl TrouMes, ItilioitH Disonlera, Headache. ESENWEIN'S MANDRAKE FILLS! cause no griping hut mild in their action. MANDRAKE PILLS! JLUare a good pill at ull times that no family should he without. TJiSENWEltTS MANDRAKE PILLS! JjJtire junt suited to this time of the year. Sugar coated; cents a 1mx.

XW KIN'S MANDRAKE TILLS! Kflenweiu's Blandrake rillt. Keenwein's Mandrake Tills. VSKNWEIN MANDRAKE PILLS! Are aold at JSEN NWEIN'S l'HARMACY, No. 108 South Street, wo tf Below Franklin, Jot att. Mm FLY SCURUN W1UK CLOTH, purtelain lined, (.

'ucunitier J'unip. Ice Cream treeem. "Irnpntved I'l'iin" Applt hirer, corer and hlier, at S1IOKMAKKK 4 HAQY'S, 7 lH tf T'(iPeiiii Street. A CAR LOAD OF WESTERN HORSES will he mM, at i.nMic Kile, nt A I mini llwhtel's hotel, coriHT Franklin and I Vrk Somen avi inif, HemliDg, July Wh, at 1 o'clock, p. sharp.

Also, 1 dou ble ti'ttin, withspefd; tmlaiic', (kmI workers, tlrivftn, and HiumJe horncn an nl jikhI shapi and ulor. llonwn will arrive cdnemliiy ev'iiiiig. To he koM without reserve, WM.B. EYKK'II A CO. Frank R.

Davis, Aiictiimeer. 4t OCEAN HOMES IX W. ASltL'ltY PA UK, N. dcsiralde cottage Bites and a few eligible hotel and hUHitn'HH lot lor sate hy KENDALL JONES, Real Kstate Kx change, Ml Penn street. BUILDING LOTS FUH SALE.

One hua dred and eiehty uiue Bnildinp Lots, on the Deln iner Farm, ou North Tenth and MiiUorry street, between Kxdioson strwt and property of the Heading K. K. city of Keajliug. Tarma a small amount iu cash, and the balance iu monthly or quarterly pay menu. Fur further information apply to HORACE A.

YCNDT, Attorney for H. H. and H. A. Muhlenberg, 8 Mf No.

29 North Sixth Street. "IXrESTMORKLAND COWS. Will be sold, at pnblirwilp, on Saturday, July 23th, 1882, at the Farmer' and Drovers' hot N. F. Hechtel, Proprie tor, Haiikhii street and rerkmmen avenue, KemlinK.

Vn. 2fl head of nice, fresh, Westmoreland county cows and calven, ami 1 extra Alderney Imll. This is a well seltcted stock. Any one in want of nice, fresh cows should not fail to attend thin sale. One of the finest lnts over ottered iu this city.

Come and see them and judp fur yourselven. Stock will arrive at the above named place on Thu rutin I ill 7. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. m. when conditions of sale vi 1 be made known bv KtU'liKKMKL KAUFMAN.

Frank li. Davis, Auctioneer. 7 27 2t FOR SALE. Kitlier State ribt or whole Patent, or will let party Manufacture on lioyalty. THE ARTICLE WILL SELL AT SKJIIT.

AITI.Y TO A. THALHEIMER, 7 2ii tf CFPAR STRKFT. DLDL10 SALE Of VALUABLE REAL Estate. Will be sold, at public sale, at the Kev stone House, in the city of Heading, at 1 o'clock p. Saturday, 2 Mli, the fnllowiiij( described real estate: All that certain tract of Innd.

situate north of the Jlill road, on Mount J'cini: lieinning at a stone; thence aloii the fir ground nortlt sixty nine degrees, east twenty eifdit In to a stone heap; hy the same north twenty and a half decrees; west forty two perches ami five tenths to a stake; thence by land of Peter Wan ner, Hon ih eighty four aud a half decreet, east forty six perches to a stake; thence by land of Henry 8 Kckert, south ten and a half degree, west fourteen perches to a black stump; by the same south aixty uiiie degrees, east forty live lurches and live tenth to a stuue heap; by the same south eight de Tees, west six iierchea to a stone heap; thence hy land of Aimer Maufler, south eiirhtv two degrees, west forty four perches to a (tost; thence by land ol Jle It Keiin, south seventy three degrees, west thirty two perches to a stake; thence along the Hill road north seventy three and lhree iiiurier degrees, west twenty four perches to a stake: thence north twenty three and a half degrees, west one pen to the place ot lreinninif, containing fifteen acres angl one hundred and thirty three pen lies, more or I en; as the estate of Elizabeth Miller, deceased, and by virtue of a jiower granted by her will. The laud contains a rich deposit iron ore; a large bans oi sharp sniid auu much ot it is covereu with valu able liiiitttiiig stone and gooil timter. WILLIAM MTLLER, AMICII MILLER. 7 21 Std Fxecuton of the will of Klizabeth Miller, dee'd. (ti Morro ia Qi iob h.i.K8 and Small 1'iton r.

hat ih the use or )iavitn; ten cent fur a agar when yon inn get one to equal it lot live cental The Celebrated Unknown is acknowledged by competent judges to one of tho finest cigars Sir the iiumey in the city. We spare no expense on this cigar. It has at'oimecticutand Havana tiller, and lias jut been improved ith a tine SUMATRA wrapper. It Is not drugged mi rs to give the smoker a headache. Come and convince yourself that we have stated uothiug but facts.

We are also selling the "BOSS" 2 for ac CKJAU. THY THEM. HARPOON' IK'LDKK on stle. Full line of Simdieis1 Articles always eii hand, A Reading Room in ar of store, where always can found the priuci al daily ami jllustnt'ed weekly iters. for past favors, and hoping by fair and squure dealing to merit a continuance of the same.

I remain, yours truly, W. II. HILAXD, 410 Te mi Beading, Next Door to Farmers' National Rank. TO DAY AT LAING'S FHUIT HOUSE, No. 543 Penn Street, THE FINEST LOT OF Traits lit the City.

PUKE Sparkling Soda Water with rich fluid ni and cream at Stelu'i, 801 Penn Street. tf Pedirat. IT DOES THE WORK And has never been advertised to do anything It would not accomplish. Read the following from Rutfalo, Delta, and Elgin. Buffalo, Jan 7, 1K2.

(Sentr. My little toy, two years old, was affected with rheumatism in his MX leg, seeming to lo completely paralyzed from the hip joint downward. For four months he was utterly incapable of walking or using his limb, and we looked upon the poor little fellow as being a cripple for lite. We had two different doctors to attend him, but they could do nothing for him, and we tried everything we could think of, or that we were advised to do, without his getting any relief. Finally we were recommended to try lr Thomas1 Edeetric and iu ten days the little fellow could walk alone, and now he can run about as lively and sprightly as any child of his age.

Yours rcspcctfullv, MORIJISOX, 212 Fourth St.UuHalo, Y. Mesnrs Sargent Rron, Druggists, Delta, Ohio, in ordering a quantity of Thouuts' Eclectric Oil, wiite that they never sold anything that gave such universal satisfaction iu curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. Batch, Elgin, Ills, writes "After trying dozens of Itent liniments, without relief, for a rheumatic and sjtiff kuee, I feel I have 'struck oil at for utter using three bottles of Thomas' Eclectric Oil, I am ptvjiared to say it is the best application I have ever lined Sold by all Druggists 7 21 eod lw I7V)lt RENT. Store room and No. Penn street.

Possession given immediately. Apply to A. B. YKA(iEK, Penn street. Mfli Ini FOB RENT IN TOFT03I.

A business ataud, centrally locatod, near American Huuse and depot. For further particulars apply to 6tf JAMES HHTZ, Topton, Pa. ittaudal, (DJI WW) (0ne dollars) to Jp JL V. Vloan on first mortgage, city or country proierty. Can remain on thepro'jtertya lung time, it being trust money.

rallies unable to comply with uie aiKive neeu noi i'r, ir.n u. iiAirv. fiuanlian. 4 15 tf Address Wernersvtlle, Pa. Ilotiottiff.

If the Lady who rcailg this curd when in wnnt of Spool Cotton will ask for the N. she will ol)tnin the very host thread raftde. Auk for Clark's "0. N. (VI ton, and see that you got it.

Fur sale by by all leading dealers. 3 9 mm fimiUw Have opened this day a superior lot of hand worked Mull Fichus, which are selling rapidly, as they are very stylish and cheap. ALSO, a large assortment ot Lace Fichus and Irish Point Collars in all the new designs, at the very lowest prices. Take a look at our soliil.Swiss Embroideries, which cannot be surpassed in quality, cheapness and variety. II.

S.BOYER, 528 Penn Street. ll friAHUt tf4l SPECIAL BARGAINS TO DAY, AT Dives, Piimcrov Stewart's, Ladies' Lisle Thread loves AT IIAI.K l'HICE. 10c (j loves lor 5c a pair. JiOe Gloves for 10c a pair. 52 5c tiloves for 12c a pair.

JHc Gloves for 125c a pair. Kverv ladv iboilld inHlteet Ibid uxl in tliia ia Him (rent oat bargain in Lisle Thread Gloves civit ulfi ri'il In this i it.v. Dives, Pomeroy Stewart, 4Y2 AND 414 I'EXN STRKKT. 7 tf iljroffjsjtffouat. DM.

FRANK H. GOOD, Ormtmitf uf I uiviritv of I'l'iinii. NO. 211 Sill Til THIItlJ STKKKT, H.mlim;. (HHra honn 7 hi Si h.

1 2 i. an. I ii t.i 8 p. DR. JAMES W.

KE1SKR. I'KNN STRKKT. KKAhlNO. PA. OFKK'K 1IOUIIA: 8 to 9 u.

m. 1 tu 3 i. m. tu 8 ni. 3 2:1 lyrtp DIl.

LANDIS in. um.r iiiiiii iiu. 11 nu. ivit nunin BIXTil iJTKKKT, tlirco Uiatb uortli of Walnut, eaut ihli), "oib mil luiiiiuiii', 11M11H1, ui iriwt niarrn, noro Thnat, Uroni'liitii, AMtlmio, Coiuumptiou, anil all otliur dlm'iuea of the ripiratory cirptm. The IKictor treaU many of the tlitieaMW of the throat and Iuurb Tery auc vimiun vj iiiKHui 01 me innainuon 01 nuHinanHi iprava or Tipora.

cltlce hoiiri 7 to a. 1 to anil i'i to p. in. ly 4p JOHN F. RE YE RLE, 7(U Pen 11 Street.

GOLD SPECTACLES SOLD VERY CHEAP. Jolm V. Beyerle, 71 1 2 Penn I reel. 6 tr KENTUCKY MULES.Jui I have hint arrived with mine the bent voonc. well broke and cloudy mated pairs of tuulen pvit 1 roiirht into Berki county, fall and nee that my usxerttonn are WM.

G. MOORE, STAflLES: 8IXTII AXD CIIFRRT STREETS, Reading ahq hi ra. nnpT GCS F. COLLER, PR0FK.SSIONAL BABRF.lt, 7 12 Ij AND 24 SOUTH BKVKNTH 8T. BONDS AND STOCKS.

by iciibl A Rhoath, Iff prnntt Mfii 9, from Frauh Hmutti tt timikrrt. I'hUtultlphia. fa. New Yohk, July 27. Tlie timrltet was fractionally lower nt Hie opening, and subsequently further declined from to jj per cent.

Stocks then became dull ami lifeless, the excessive heat causing many traders to remain awny from the precincts of tlie exchange. The market chowed great firmness, however, at the decline, nnd Inward midday under the leadership of Texas I'ncitio, gradually recovered the loss of yesterday afternoon and this morning. After the second call strength developed into buoyancy, and for the last hour there was a very active business. The lighter class of securities were brought to the frout, and such stocks as New York.Chieago, St. Louis common and preferred, Ontario, Western and Rochester and Pit I lmrg were all active and higher.

Of the heavier stocks Lake Shore recovered to 11GJ, Michigan Central to 100, Northwest 137J, St. l'uuim, Omaha preferred 107J, Western Union wns inclined to be dull and heavy. The were largely dealt iu and rose to o4ij for Texas Pacific, and 40j for Missouri, Kansas and Texas. At close of business the best prices were ruliug. Rates for call loans to 4 per cent.

Time money in good demand at rates ranging from 4 to per cent, according to length of lime and class of collaterals. New York Slui'k Market. Closing prices of Nw York storkii. KcpurtHl daily b) Jacolw A lthoaiU, Hr North Sixth Htrwt, Knailing Oauaila SotittiHru I'acitic Mail 47 Co! Cnul Iron Porin, Ht'r'r Sl ClcvCol CA I ml Hock Inland Col Chic A In nt St 1. A San FrtmciHro 4' Chea.

A Ohio tr St Paul (Vnlrill 'XA'K St. Paul A Lai'k. A Trim A Pacific DelawareA Iludaon Union Pariftc PanvertUiO Uralide IKI WntavuVtU A Krie 4n" do. prefi rred Han. A St.

Joe Weatern Union do. sy'. I Itkh A llanvilla 117 II, nut, .11 A Texan 'M' Ohio (Antral Ranaaa A Texaa 40' Norfolk A 6. Lake Shore H'i 'sl wt Lake Erie A Veti rn 41' 1 Itnr. 1'ittnhiirK A West LouANaah U'4 II A II Com Michipin ii'iVI pref Mobile A Ohio.

Lehigh Nuv Manhattan Klevated Valley t'tVf, MiMouri Paciflc Iim; I Korth Central A North Pac Coin 4'J'4 NY. Central North prel N. J. 0. A N.

Weat Ohio A Miaa Ont A Weptern Rochester A t'ittsb'K. PA 17 A 30'lj ReailiiiKlien'l Mort Kpliuir ittiolHtioiiN. Bid. Reailinft per cent Ho tJ ptT cent, water 110 5 n'r cent school per Ci nt trm stock 4o fire insurance P1" Union National Hank, Farnu rs' National Itank, 5S First National Bank TrV) Commercial National Bank Wilmington A Northern R. R.

stock 3 Mexican anil Sjiauish dollars. eO South Reading Market House stock 'M Perkiomen Avenue Pass. Railway stiick 40 Kast Pennsylvania Telephone Btock 25 Sixth Passenger R. tt 4 Fast I'enn. R.

It. stock 5i Sehuylkil! and Lehigh R. R. bonds 4.1 Second National Bank 0 PhiliMlelpliia Flour Market. July 27 Flonr Minnesota Extra Family V' rsi (q 1SS2.

li ir, f.o 3T 8 no 4 ai 1 W.i fenna. r.xtra laniily Western Extra Family Patent Rye Flour No. 1 Red, amber Rye Corn, yellow Corn, mixed Oats mixod Oats white no 7 00 4 mi a 1 vsm 01 74 JUST RECEIVKD A LOT OF Young Cuban, Mexican, South American and African PARROTS, and Young Mexican MoCKINli BIRDS, at the Bird Store, 7 14 tf 41 IS NORTH SIXTH STRKKT. Clothiun. Mercy Buyer.

At the of the A Regular Carnival in Low Prices. The Public; Will Heap the Benefit. Another eoimiKiiuu nt or Motvlimit Twiloin Min fit lnw neluil UK, witli tj iI.mw the Ut within I wo weeks. We are fuived niore now tlmu ever lo nut tkiwu inii en in order to fulfill our contraet. SO POWS THKV 00.

$40 custom made suit for $10 $35 custom made suit for $11 $HO custom made suit for $1.2 $25 custom made suit for S10 $10 custom made pants $4.50 8 custom made pants $15.50 Very Mtylish blue check mi it. 0, 10, Fast i olor Mue flannel suit, 7, Park 0ttuil inixeii nuits, 7, II, l.i'ltt fancy Cheviot suitn, tiny inixeil lintk' plaid suite, S4 it t', Jen'it iniNiiM MiitK, S7; wintli 511, Mne ttaiilfl tuiiti, wuith 51, ik) Men extra line unit, il worth SlH, li iiiiHirt'd rainii re kiiiIm, worth 1, hi Men'H tine drt patil, al i 'l WolMe.1 iillJ ehetiut from Ul 2S to Mt HniidmU Dfali.aeu coaU.M.JI lifi, $1 Uil I'll mi )t triivetin (liidterH, li'iv, Ifl. 31 IS FIT PARLORS, I'KIVATE 21 Norlh Sixth Reading. iKm't net into the wnui jd.ice. Oil tlie erit si le of North Sixth ntreet, tleHlly wlte the IW iHtit f.

Open evi Tiin. 7 14 tf JULY BARGAINS. 200 pieces choicest Sattoen Foulards, variety of patterns, at 12c a yard. Attractive ussortment best dress Ginghams, 8 and 10c a yard finest Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, 20 and 25c a yard Special bargains in Ladies', Gents' and Children's Summer Eoaiery, at les9 than cost of manufacture. Gauze and Gossamer Underwear, best value you can find in any market.

Japanese Fans "and Parasols, Silk Parasols and Umbrellas to close at greatly reduced prices Also, the best time and the lowest prices yet leached at any time for light and medium calicoes. Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, Sheetings and all kinds of the most reliable brands of household supplies, at KLINE 522 I'KNN STREET. I JUNCII CIGARS. Smoke Tanniir Punch, tho bml ftcent clfnt in the city at Stein'. 13 tf EIGHT CENTS PER LINK FOR ADVER tlnlnR III th Banding Turn.

The hft ftdTertiliQg medium In the otty. No Iroubi to (in atlmalM. PftUrul. LiEBIG MALT EXTRACT. RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANSof Itinh tidei ot tli Atlaotlo, as an tnvaluabli To Die ami Hnora live in casea of Ucueral Debility, Nervous DipraMlou Kufttblad Coaititution aud Female Waakiitia.

NURSING MOTHERS, who tuffer from pnverty of milk, will Bu i it a nxflldc for their troubles. It silmulatci the dlueitloo, Imrpeni the aetite. tuvHtorats aud builds up tti aoilre lystvia, mid excites a geutrous How of nil Ik. WEAK AND SICKLY CHILDREN, who nufri from l. Hal.

and weariness, the result of lleaie. over study, or nervous strato, will derive aubstantial benefit from Its use. It restores Itaa STitem to Its uuriual ooudiUuo and briuys back the, bloom of youth. INVALIDS AND CONVALESCENTS nnd it admirtbir aUtd for ustaiuing life, and restortur lost strength. Whuu tlie stomach la wenk and refuses other nourishment the Ritraot prore an axcellfnt substitute fur food.

It uilutir pall upuu lh appetite Dor otteiidi the lasts. DELICATE FEMALES, who iurTer from the weaknesses of their sex, will derive lasting relief from it use. Ii iutpruves tbe ui(ft'stlti. purities the Wood, itimulaUi the appelita, aud rvlvvi thtt sjilrits. WEAK AND DELICATE PERSONS GENERALLY, who r(iilr some artificial restorative and especially thoae who ar liicliiiml to t'ousnniption will nd this prei aratlon eiautly suited to their needs.

It Is aspecltlo fr the Coughs and Nurvous Alli ttous usually incident to a low staid uf th AS A FLESH RESTORER It possesses th htgheot ralaa. The wbfile uiudency of its action is lo atinttilate the digestion of fat producing foodn, and Its affect Is invariably to fire fullnase and rouudQeai to the female form, and ruhustuesa to th uascuUua i amt. THE LIEBIG MALT EXTRACT a pure concentrated Fluid Extract of Malt, agreeable to lb taste, aud free from alcohol. It It readily retained on the stomach and contains none but wholesome aud nourishing Ingredients. The genuine preparation rnrs ou the lab a nne engraved likeness of Boom vun Libbk, aud a rc or his bigualure, as well as that uf A.

VOOKLLH 4 BiLiiMoaa, Sl Aleuts for AuJeriua. KEEP COOL ONK 1IOTT1.K lir RASER'S RO EXTRACT iinil nmkt. cf di licitiiis rr.miiy Itoot liter, lo SI.HIA ATKll, when Mt ill PREPARED IIY JOHN B. RASER, 146 X0RT1I SIXTH Residing. 7 22 tf IF YOU WANT TO HE CUI1K1) OF DYSPF.l' ma, iwe IVHl'rs'u'n Grrtit ItiinsiHii ltcnifiiy.

ur wilt' Ht Filir'n l'nii; Stnrp. I'tli itml in t' ''7 CITY TAX TOR 1SS2. Tho 1in.lii for City Tux fur the ywir lsS2 have jiliiccd in my lunula fur the rfffiviii of th hjiiiu. The law rctuin's five per cent, to lie iitMcri to all tax remaining unpaid alter tho first day of September, ami ten per cent, tu all that remains unpaid utter the flint day of Oetober, when all unpaid City Tax will bt placed in the natid of Collectors. After the first day of ary liens will be fded for all nal estate city tax remain inciiniid.

.1. K. A1ITHUK, 7 7 to oct 1 Treasurer. Y'fTENTIOX. TAX PA YEKS The Treanurer of the Headinfr School TJistrict i now ready to receive the Taxes for Iwi'J.

After the flint day of Ausu.it F1VK PER CENT. "WILL UK ADDED to all taxes reuiainin: unpaid; atid after the first dav of October FIVE ri CENT. ADDITIONAL wiu. ii riiAittiKii, The Treasurer may be tumid, dur itiK the day and evening, at alt lnisin. rtrt hours, at Ids office, corner uf otit aud Kranklin stteetH, Citv Mall.

KI'IIUAIM AKMSTKONXJ, li to oct Trenail rer. Special tottcfjs. I have just received the finest lot of irti'ti gilt iitiiiiMint: ev I'mujilit lo Ik in city nil Nics hihI Itfinilihil il. ('. IIEKFKI.HM.Elt.

S.le Aitflit, 7 tf North sill ntnvt. WATER RENT. TUB WATHt BKNTS laoSI April 1, to Oct. 1, 1882, are now due and payable to the A eiiaKy of five percent, is reipiired to be added to all that remains unpaid alter tlie sixteenth day of July, and five per cent, additional alter the first dav of August, 18W. 7 7 J.

K. AKT lint, Receiver. OTICE IS HEHiUiV (ilVEN appllcatiitii will he made to the Gr.vi THAT AN vernor of the Commonwealth of I'ennsvlvHUi uinler the Act uf Af Hembly offiaidt'omniouwealth, entitled, "An net to provide fr the. incorHratioti and regulation ceimin approvt the 'tli day of April, l7t, and ihesnpplementw thereto for a harter for an in teuded cororatton to In railed "The Heading liliniK and Smelting Culnpauy," having for it character and olic't tliH mining, preparing for market and vending ot metallic ores and minerals nnd the erecting and rati ot smelting fiirnaces. and tor tins puijHise to pt enjity ll the rkht.

benefit. and privileged of Itie said Act of and the Mlpplelilents (hereto. tri (Plocutionijst. QTEFIIEN, THE KLOtOTlONLST, No. G17 JO Walnut street, Heading, awards the medal at the Acait my of Music, Philadelphia, June 14th, Private and class instnicrioim.

Public rod taltt a Hpe cialty. Nev Claxp vill ar. OaoAMZEn pay. Kmni'AHT itf ly lp JlotrW and More titeti wanted to call Sehoch's Cent ml II 1, f.l. Penn St.

The IJtibv Hear, Nam lias be inteniewed bv over S.iHKi pet'suiii it hi ii one Wi ck. The only in of the kind ei ou exhibition in (he city. Free to all. 7 2t'. ARION (1AKDKN.

No. 41 South Seventh street. CASI'KK Itl'C, proprietor. A dehclnful t'eMurt lul' the people. JteMltitul UIhllier paidell.

Itar (H y'saini lieppi n'n li. i and Porter on tap. Music every Wednesday and Saturday evenings. 'JO ly SS. KINDT HAS CdMTLETED HENO vntuiu' the St.

Cloml Hotel, 7:15 Penn street, which now ranks one of the adin hotels ot Ibis city. The bur is tucked with the tin en i hrands of wiiies, liijiiuiv aud seirars; aUu fih er or porter, together with tine lunch eery in trninir. (JKANI) CKMKAL HOTEL, iKoruierly the Mishler lljime,) Co in modi uu and Pleasantly Located, NOS. 4h. 4 i7, 4iit AND 411 I'KNN STRKKT, Rkamno, Pa.

The traveling public can rely on tlie In st accommodation. Cooil Hialdiu and reliable Terms re nomdde. (jKo. V. II A IN.

Piopriftur, 7 1 formerly liiidstKtro, I'a. ILL OK FARE AT HARK WHITESIDE'S Washington Bonel Turkey, Quail ou Toast, Partridjre, Terrapin, 8pilrrel, Plieaaautii, Rarliwcued Chicken, (yU'n In ever ityle, Tripe and Oystera, Library Restaurant, FriM and Sotiwd Triptt, Ctsl Kish Cuke, lteef Steak, Lamb 4'boiH, Ve Cutbtn, PiCT Feet, Fri. and Sotiied, Kinh and VegeUblesj Tea and fVfft Devilled Clauu. The bar stocked with the finest IMP011TKH WINK8, MQrOltS, TiKKR, POKTKK ALtis i.NI CIGAIUS IN THK MAUKKT. Also Lamr'i aud Bmith'i Philadelphia Indian Pale Ale.

Sde agency for Lauber'i Oldbratwi holmmiau Hwr. Mf 10 ADVERT1SKIIS AdvcrliHing rnWs fur unnvi uii appiimiion hi inn omen ol the limiw. Ann immpati ll. JAMES W. EI5LIN0, munufaclurer of cigar Uixi, bTi Court utriH't, 2nd Hour.) r.

2.1 T7VEUYIi()I)Y likes l'nnch Cipnrs. Try uii'in r.rm ceni ciL'r 111 tlie city at Htxin'n llniir ttore. ti 13 tf.