Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 4

I MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1881. Potteiown Affair. PERSONAL SUNDiY LAW TERMBLB AT FUOTIOH PMyiDENT BOND KA1LROAD ACCIDENT. Correspondence Timet and Dispatch. I Lr a lA 1 1 rrw I Bhlt baa just returned from New Mexico, gives ha bas passed since he left home several months ago.

He was with the party of engi neers, several cf whom wera killed by Mexi ciDS, end barely escaped the same fate himself. Notwithstanding the rough time he baa experienced, he contemplates returning and has arranged to start on Saturday, August 27ih. and lady, of Potlslowo, start to morrow morniog far northern New York, to be absent four weeks. Burgees Leseig's order that the saloons and cigar shops should be closed on Sunday is not very generally obeyed, family of Samuel residing on Hanoier street, north ol Beech, Pottstowo, has been terribly tffl cted for the last week or two. Not only bays Mr and Mrs Eiobarda been tick, but every one of their children also, and yesterday an interesting son, aged 5 years, died.

They hare the sympathy of all their neighbor! and acquaintances in their present aad afflictions. Members of Musical Fund Society of Trinity Reformed Cburoh of Pottstown, are working bird to make their excurtion to L'ttita on Saturday next an entire sucoesi, If President Bond woold stand on the platform of the Pjtlstown depot soms rainy day and see the weetward bjuud trains run a ralf square beyond the depot and land the pas sengers out in the rain and mud well we think the nuisance would be abated. Toe Pennsylvania railroad surveyors who have been running line for the Pi ceiixville and Spriog City connection reached the latter point yesterday. A leading iroa man of Fotlstown says be believe that we will yet have the Pennsylvania railroad in the Schuylkill valley; that if it is not a new line it will be the Blading railroad under the Pennsylvania management. Oa Saturday morning as the 6 55 a pas sicgir train was passing Swatoga Station, tbe engineer did col notice the signal board 10 8.

op for passengers until at the station, and in stopping the train sudenly tb cylinder head of ihe engiue was blown out. Toe Ringgold Band excuraioa tiain followed closely and both trains were delayed for a abort time. Tenth Ward KapnMlortne. MEETING OH rATUHDAY JWEUINQ KND0R3K KENT OF H. JACOBS ASD COL.

I). 0 KELLER, A largely attended meeting of Republican! of tbe Tenth Ward was held on Saturday ninz at James Long's tobacco store, No 11 4 al at Tha Ward fthflirmftn. I VUtetUUl uw i James Long, presided, and Capt Btukert ottioiated as seoretary. oe law reia tive to primary elections, paseel by the late Legislature, was read by the Secretary. Following were elected by acclamation to serve as nffioere at the delegate election lo be held next Saturday Judge, Charles Hols liriir; Inspectors, Burkert, William Lindetman.

'ollowtDg resolutions, cflared by Captain Bu kert, were nnanimously adopted: WHEBSiS the Republican party of Berks county place in nomination Jacobs for Lieutenant Governor in 1882, a man of sterling worth and in tegrity.a Republican by principle, and of sound for County the Kepubllcaus of the oounty can leei pruuu; cu Republican cue; a gallant soldier In the late war one who never deserted his oolon i in the face of the enein; one who hae been pierced by bullets, yet still lives; therefore be It Setoltvd that tne delegctes elected from the Tenth Word be Instructed to vote for Col Keller for County Commissioner at the county con yejt'mlvcd, that they be further instructed to vote for such a delegation to represent the county at the State Convention es will favor and vote for Jacobs ior Lieutenant Governor In 1S82. ttlnrr. DEATH 09 MRS. LAlf AYKTTB W. IRWIN.

tn i fa TrtrtttfctltR W. Iririu. In K. ais Monh Rirth died on Saturday afternoon. Dttricg the pat four months she had been an invalid, having been afflicted with a lingering disease of tbe stomach.

She was an estimable lady. MrJ. Irwin was originally from ratiaaeipnia, our, naa reaiueu in this city her husband for a number of years. DEATH OF JOHN D. STREET, OF BIRDSBOBO.

John D. 8'reet, a resident of Furnace street, BirdsboTO, died at early hour on Saturday morning of dropsy and a canoe rone affection. Deceased had been living; in Birdsboro for abont two years, but for a greater part of the time was confined to the house, suffering great pain. He leaves a wife and seven children, several of whom are married, tbe youngest being about ix years of age. He at one time was leader of S'.

Mark's Lutheran choir. Birdeboro, and was very fond cf mnsio, being well versed in the art. He was a very aflectionate father, and his loss will bs a eouroe of much regret to a loving family and very large cirole ot friends. Terrible Experience In a Hotel Fire. Henry M.

Keim, and wife, returned lnme on Saturday evening from the sea shore. Thev were guests in the Parry House, Beech Haven, N. which was destroyed by fire, and oocupied rooms on the third floor, Borne 75 or 80 feet from the only stairway. The rooma were in that portion of the hotel in which the fire originated. and they succeeded in escaping from the burning building, just in time to see, en looking back, the wing which they had left a moment before in a light blaza.

Some of the Ruests were forced to fly for their lives with nothing more than oonld be caught up in the hurry of the terrible moment. Coming; Plo sie.nl m'e Woods, To raorrow there will be an exouitiop to WnnAi halnv this niiv. fnm Hlitinff UU Jl ton, Lehigh oounty, by a Sunday eobool of that place. Tbe excursionists will leave the cars at ibe at passenger aepot, niaroa IbroOjU me Cuy, nan iruuveyeu A. Ik.

an1 aiga's Woods has bsea engaged for Daainrv W.nfitm nmint TO fifO piU'Ultv UJ JV i F. on tha 20. met, and the tlle Let tret Ij terary ana oactai union on mo ion mia MKHa l.nhAnH ill Since tbe opeoing of tut telephone office in Hamburg by the Eastern rennsyivsuia lei phone Company, there has been a steady in nl hnainpu. Tha r.i'inns lake auvao tsge of the facilities offered, whenever noces sary, f.ftjy mnnicate with parties in Readirg, PovrfI and othv plt There is also Hamburg rolling mill) on tha opposite aide of the river, wbteb is a greet convenience to tne proprietors and employers. Imported Iron (fill Hande at Potlavllle There nas Deen mncn aimeoity jaieiy in od taining laborers to per lor the work at tbe Fiabback Boiling Mill, Schuylkill oounty, and the seoretary ol the Iroa and Steel Company want to New York a few days ago for the pur pose ot scouring a number of emigrants.

He returned on Friday night with six een Oer. mane, whom he sdeoted from a oompany of ntty. xney are an siroug, ueauny iwiu. men, and well fitted lor hard work abont an iron mill. Another lot will be brought to Pottaville shortly, Peraonnl Properly Sold nt LenharUvtlle bolomon Appel, of Windsor township, was the aEOtioneer at tha sale tbe personal picperty cf the la'e Joshua Hunsicker, deceased, in Ltmbartsville.

There was a large attendance at the sale. A Schomacker piano was sold for f70, and walnut chamber suite for $43. CornpllmeotiDK tne ftoldlere. Col. Koberi P.

Hecherl, oommander of the Second Kegiment, National 3uard of Pennsyl vnis, has iieusd a circular addressed to tbe members of that organization who participated in the rtoent encampment at Pottstown, highly complimenting them upon their conduct and soldiery discipline. BREVITIES. Manufacturers were i.eyttr turner than at present. watermelons are ooming to Koaoiug by the cir load. Tobias Bros of Hamburg, brick maou facturies.

haye "hipped a i Immense number of bricka this seuon to Schnylkill oounty. Fever and apun threitens to become epidemic along tbe lowland and matihy places In ths northern portion! of the couuiy Jacob Brown bmugkt lo Mt Xlnt the finest lot 1 ot cows for the eaaurn markets which were iecn in that place for a number of years. Mrs. Itu Matthew, of Womelsclorf, was taVen auddenlj 111 with an attack ot cholera morbus, which for a time threatened her life, but she is now out of danger. IJ Bordner, of lit.

has a force ot men engaged this week. In laving pavements around his beautiful manlon in that puce. Tha harvest home 'entival undnr the eusnic or the Morgantown M. B. Church proved a auooeaa.

Plink'a Cornet Band rendered ohoioo musip. CharleeBpohn. Justice of the peace and tailor, residing In Wernersvllle, ie the agent for twe.ve or flfeen life insurance companies. Jamea Maybe try. carriage blacksmith, of Wernersvllle.

late in John Boethert employ, is now engaged in Wetnerhold's carriage f.olory, Kead lng. Tha flrasisa'a Tournament. PRIPARATIOSa FOB TBI GREAT XVINT MEETING OF THE TIBXUBd'g UNION THIS BVANINO. The regular monthly meeting of the Firemen's Union will bs held this evening in the Common Co a noil chamber, City Kali, when business relative to the cimiog firemen's tournament will be tranaaoled. Samuel Breniier, oolleotor for Ihe fireman's tournament fund, met with excellent suocess last week.

He says that tbe saloonkeepers would have raised their subscriptions considerably more, had it not been tbat I report was spread amongst them that he was the person who informed on different saloonkeepers in Reading for selling oa Sunday, which, be says, is false. Tbe members of the Basiling Hose Company received fifty blue ablrta on Saturday evening, containing a monogram and the regulation firemen's button. Toe engine house of the Neversiok Fire Company on North Fourth street has been repainted by Assistant Eogineer Fox and Marcus Lord, members of tbe company. Ihe paint was donated by Wilhelm Davis, Poplar street, and Jones Clous, Third and Fenn streets. The Vigilant Fire Company of Altoona, will have about 300 men iu line at the ooming firemen's tournament in this city.

Two iron gray horses will be hitched to their steamer, and an animal cf tbe same color to tneir note cart. They will also have four beautiful iron gray dogs in line. Tha members will attired in uniforms of green, except daik pants and gloves. The Pennsylvania Fire Company, of Altoona, will bs in two divisions, and will turn out over 400 msn together with two hoe carts, two Bibcock fir extinguishers, and two "spiders." Tbe Oambrinus Volnnteer Hose Company, of New York, composed of yonag in, sons of brewers and malsters, and which was organized for the pDtec'ion of their own pro party, will participate ii the firemen's tournament. Some fifty of the members will arrive in this city, and be tbe guests of Oimund proprietor of Fairview Park.

Tbe Hope Sieam Fire Engine Company, of Harrisburz, will come to Beading in ber with 60 men, fully equipped, and have engaged Newmoyer's band of 25 men. Tbey are having overcoats made for the members in Philadelphia, and will bring with liiem their silver plated parade carriage, and their horse service carriage. Among the o'her companies who will attend from the neighborhood are: Tbe Mt Vernon, Harrisburg; Vigilaots, of Altoona; Fame Hook and Ladder Company, Lewisburg; Oood Intent, Sunbury. The high rates of far over the Beading railroad is deterring a number of companies from making arrangements to participate in the parade. A eaort hand reporter will be engaged for the fi'ernen'e convention.

Between 150 and 200 omoanis will be represented in the cosvealinn by delegates. Both the Humane and the Montgomery Fire Companies, of Norrilown, held meeting" recently t) unka arrrajements to attend the Firemen's t)urntmn: at Kadiop. Janitors of Pnbltn (Schools Be ap lininted. The Cotnmittea on Janitors, if the School Board, mat on Saturday evening in the School Secretary's office, with lb Chairman, A. Fink, presiding.

The Committee agreed to recommend the re appoiotmeat of the following Janitors: Laurel street building, Mrs Sarah Whiimar; Thomas Ssvern building, Patrick Morris; Chestnut '(treat building. John Schaeffir; Franklin s'reet buiMing, Mrs Jacob Hoffman; Hagenman building, Mn Mary Kersbner; Bingaman and Orange street building, Mrs, Jane McUlinn; Ninth and Spruce street buildine, Ms Ca'haiine Drexfl John 8 RWsrds building, John Mart'n Hnry 8 Eckeit building, Mrs Kepner Cedar and Washington street bail ding, Mrs Man wilier and Green s'rset building, Mrs Catharine Grander; Marion street building, Mrs Annie O'Neal; Poplar street building, Mrs Louisa A Phillippi building, Mrs Hinm Fry; Elm street building, Geo ChriVman; McKnight building, John Smith; Washington street building, Richard Levao; Qeo Lerch building, Wm Khoads; Eluin Ziegler building, Mrs Malti berger; High School building, Martin Richards. The committee men having in charge the following buildings were not present: Rick town, Washington street and II Jacoba. janitorsbips of 'these buildings are held by Mrs Esther Robinson, Simon Kissinger and Miss Lucie Bingaman, respectively. flnr Uns.y Industrlt.

Messrs Griet Co, of the Cectrnrl foundry and machine shop, have received orders for two new statiouarr engines for Reading industrial establishments. John A Hiester, boat builder of this city, Is building a large canal boat for Joshua Edwards, of Chester county, (o be ued in carry isg grain on the Erla canal. Tbe Spawo Denninson Manufacturing Company, of this city, will build a fire er gine of the largest pattern to participate in a contest for a priz', to bt awarded to the most efficient engine, at the Minnesota Stats fi emen's tour osment, to take place at St Paul, Minn, beginning on tbe first of November next. Warren Doughty, proprietor of the agricultural implement woiks at Third and Spruce streets, was compelled recently (o employ several additional hands, owning to his In creseing buxlnrss, and contemplates an eo largemect of his works. Hie biother, Harry Doughty, sold ibis snmmer, in a few weeks' lime, thirty five mowers and reapers, besides threshing machines, rakes, A Card from Messrs.

Orr, Painter Co. Rcaoiho, Pa, Aug. 13m, 1831. Messrs. Editom: In this morning issue of your valuable paper find an error in the artlole headed "Tbe Slav Moulders on Strike" Tk portion that we wish corrected runs thus "The men lav that their wage are sot ss high as the state of trade tbat the firms are gefirg higher prices for their warts than ever before." That statement is not correct.

Please correct by saying that we are selling 20 per cent, lower t' ian we have sold since we have been in business, end our weekly pay rolls have never been so large ss at present. Make the correction in Monday's issue. Yocri truly, Orr, Painter A Co, Heavy Freight Rmlatts Wllmlaartoa Kllrot. The freight business on the Wilmington and Northern Railroad is very he.vy at present, and arrangements are being mad a to fully accommodate It. Another engine ha been purchased of the Morris A Essex Railroad Company, and the old lnoomotivea are being remodeled, and placed in flrst class condition, ale of a Trntilttsj Horse.

Isaai Sander, of Entztown, sold his gray colt, "Iron Clad," to William Eyrioh, of this city. This colt bas been before the public in several races in both bis two and three year old form, and while he hae loomed up well, has never won any money tor his former owner. It is believed tbat if properly handled he will make a la.t trotter. Crjslnl Racial rinb Excursion to Atlantio Mty and PniladelpbK on Sun day, A eg. 21 t.

Round trip ticks. vood for three days. Fare to A'lantic City 2 65; to Philadelphia only 11.65 epeoial iram leaves Reading at 6 15 a. Birdsboro 6.35. Psr lor ctr attached.

Special train will return same day to Reading. 8 13 15 17 18 20 Excellence Gem Soap. 8 13 4w fllackwell's Durham 60 cents a pound. Summit Fine Cnt, best in ih maiket. Higb Lite 6 eent oigar.

Chewing Tebacco 9 cents a plug. At LeamenV, 6 South Sixth street, 8 13tf Try Gem Soap. 8 13 Bay the Laurel Kidge Coal, Spring Gardes yard, bet. 8th and 9th below Muhlenbarg, 1 24 tf Superior Gem Soap, 8 1J 4W Tom Onlllna'a Overdrewaed lilvsl. Everybody in Heading kuows Tom Collins he cf Ihe eighteen overooat fame.

He may be seen almost every Sunday posing on ona of the corners at 6th and Perm. Whtn it comes to the purchasing of a new suit and that happens at least once a month hs cares Litis more for a dollar aan Vandetbiltdoes for a dime. But Tom will now have toetand aside. Tha city of Louisville has a young msn known as Billy Beard, whose clothes would make Tom look shabby. His bobbr for yeare was fine drevs.

The Louisville GjuTter Jowrna has this to say about him I "He bought tbe costliest kind of gsrments from fashionable tailors all over the country. Every day saw bim in new suit out and oat. It was his hn.it at one lime that he had in his wardrobe 109 shirts and collars, with aooks and underwear in like immense proper. ion, to say nothing of twenty suits of olothes, a dczsn pairs cf boots and shoes, an unlimited number of hats, and fi teen or twenty overcoats. He was a sscond Cial Oil Johnny in this respeot.

Il he bought a tuit of clothes that didn't plete him In every particular tha fi'st ill clad person who cams along was made a present of it. It is said that upon one occasion hs entered the ftir ring at Eaineoet with twenty one horses in a single day, and appeared each time In a brand new suit of cloth oat and out. His cigar bill in a single month at Alford, Kewhouae drng store was $S1 The porter who blacked bis boots or the boy who groomed his pet horse wore better clolbee (ban tne average society youth. No wonder then that Billy Beard soon tqiaodrrad a fortune He was a popular, clever fellow, and npnn every occasiju a iburough gan.le.nau hut at length he fel1, and, aa the dispatch abov declare', is now a fugitive from j'lrtice." Drng Ensinme on North Strict. At prexent there are three drug stores on North Ninth street.

Tne one oocupied by William Weis, at No. 306, was formerly owned by William Larniii. Mr. Weis soys his baseness tats year so far has been better than last, ami list year's bsttsr than any prior year. Mr.

Weis does a large trade, fie is the son of Andreas Weis, corner Eighth and Elm streets, and is a oompetent aad reliable druggist. Mr. Wait manufacture a number of medietas and spsoialtiea which for their superiority are meet ing a ready aale. To ce new drag store at No 801. oa lb same treat, is the plao of Mr Edwin Fithtr.

Mr Fisher is also a young man, and was formerly in tha employ of ir Samuel Ermentroat, at 906 Fenn street, The stand is repUte with everything tbat goas io the mike np of a first dust drug stare, and is well patroulzsd. Mr Ftsber tn person who lately purcneied ihe celebrated Petsrson remsdiss, the manufacture of wbieh he will devote much of hit time. nn.nrhMiti.inMMtntih "maoiats, has opued a braueh at No. 900 North Uinth aireat. Xhia stand was formerly occupied by Dr.

Jsreinian SL. Bowers, wno bas discontinued tbe basinets. The Will known remedies, whiah have don so muok to popn lariii Mr, Stein, are for sale there, and the ptaoe oorjUini a lull line of fresh drugs. Surety of the Peace and Desarlloa Case Fo lowing surety of the peace and desertion cases were uitp ised of in Court ou Saturday: Com rills Keller, surely of tbe peace. Prosecution dls fated and the prosecutor, Kanfl mnu, direo.ed to pay oue third ol the costs and the dsfeudant two thirdn.

The parties in tho case are employee la the Bisn ljn rolling mill. Com vi ficuall, surety of the peace, tn oath ol Cat larlue tcauater Oefenlaut to pay the cost, and enter lntu to koep tn peace. Commonwealth vs Krulc Krr, surety cf the riBnivo. Case dismlBned. and prosecutrix directed to pay one third of the Cju and the defendant iwu unros.

Com vs Fred Kxullman, surety of the peace, as preierred by Mary Cue dismissed, prosecutrix to pay two thirds of tha coals, the deleudant "'com'va Holland, desertion, on oath of his wife. Catedhaii eed without costs. orn va Feter Faust, desertion, on oath of bis wife Husband ordered to psy tl 60 per week for the maintenance cf three ohlldrea; also Ihe costs, and give ball for lis faithful rerformssce. Com vs Lewis Heckman, surety of tte peace. Dt fO''dnt discharged under Ihe two term rule.

Com vs ClarK, desertion, on oath of hit wile Susan. Defendant directed to pay per week towarda tbe maintenance of their children; also ay the coais and give 0e bait tor Ike faithful performance nf ttie order of the court. Com va Robert Morris, dmerdoni on oath of his wife Jennie. Deleud nt entered Into his own re nr tnl for a rehearing. Com vs Fred Heasler, surety of tha peace.

Case continued. Com va 1 Harlmau, aurety of tha peace. Re AnlMnnn forfeited. Com va Augustus Bucbter, de sertloo, oa oath of wife Mary, case conunaea. Tax on Kfadlus; ItolldloK Association The bundle i associations of this city, some forty la number, are being notinid by Auditor General Lemon to pay tax upon their respective csp'ls.

under the provisions of the Act of June 7, 1879 It is estimated that lb aggregate amount of tax that will bs demanded of the Reading building assooiationi will be about $10,000. Blanks were furnished tbe associations by th Auditor General noon which to make their reports. Th Secretary and Treasurer of each association must make affidavit to Ihe correctness of th report. Tb bill of the Excelsior building association amonnts to over $300, and that nf the Wett Reading savines fund lo nearly 550. Stcre lry mentrcnt forwarded tbe reporis of the "Eonitable" and "Soldiers' t.a Biuors" asso ciatiors, and Secretary Kust that of the Berks county association.

Oa Saturday Stcre lary Lewii Kremp forwarded the report cf lb followirg seventeen building associations to Herrisbnrg jNeveiiiDk, everting JNo Sohiiler No 2. Iodustry, Keja oae, Home e'tad No 2 Hon estead No 3, National, Frank lin No 2, Union No 3. Washington, Jefierson No 2, Beading German, Friendship No 2, Harmoni No 2, and Columbia Ho i Birdeboro Item. Birdsboro wants a money order office and a National bank Howard Hheeue wa arrested In rtii Hkhrrn no tlisoharse of bavins stolen 1100 from a party at Ooaitsvlile, fa Both of the cornet hands of Birdsbnm wereeuaaved on Saturday In furnishing mmic fw Sunday School plc nica A number of oitlaena of Bird boro accompiuled the pxcurslon to Atlantio City on Hatorue; The Birdsboro minstrels "pent a pleasant evening at the lesidonoe or uenry juieny in meter ton tblp A number of irons In Blrdnboro and vicinity are 111 with malarial fever Qeo Kuiri, retitltiiE on Mill stnet, caught 62 bass in the Bcriuylkill In four nays Calvin Boone, employed on feter ller's farm, had one ol his hauds badly larvrettd In trying to remove a shoe from one 01 tne no sea on ineiarm nsrry rous nt Pnttitnvrn. made a visit to Birdiboro on blcvcK and lu remrning recelvpd a number of bruises and sera chea by being ihrown upon tha tumult Mis Rosa IJeTurk has entered her lather's prodm and green alore.in plaoe 11.1' BlUlVjIU IllBUC aa becoma Etcretarv cf Georse Kelisnyaer, wno of tbe Triumph Mutual Aid Assoolation Joseph Bonn, ton of ur a muuu.

a nunei i si me a.e; stone Normal School, spent Sunday with parents. MliflellaBonaaS'aart Haisee Rate, Leiters of administration on ihe eatate of Alethea Button, dec.aed, or union lownsnip nave been grante1 to jamea nusioa, aoa oi aumin Albert Beillg, TTr q. made an appllottlnn to the court for a char er or incorporation oi tne szcri a or Marriage and Bcuefil Asaociatlon of Harris hilrff The bond and surety of Wm Llih htlier, assignee of Adm niwngler. was approved. Unon tho puitlon of Holomon Veakel, Keck, Joseph Yeakul, Simon Yeakul, Kverard Boberti, and other oln ns of Berks county ask 1 ig to lay out a public road In tbe towuihlp of Hereford.

Nlih daa Andre, William Belr.s and Joel Muthart were appoints! viewers as prayed for. IF? A Craah at tbe Birdeboro rnraaer. A car loaded with limeston was precipitated frcm tbe licit! work at No 2 blast for nace, Birdsboro, through th breaking of the stringer, into the well of water from which lb furnec boilers are supplied. A Dumber of water pipes wen brokm, and large steam pump was badly damaged. Tb car became a total wreck.

Isaac Miller, th Diner at in iurnace, maue a narrow escape, si be bad jutt left the pump houie a few seconds be fore. Mr. R. E. Bruce, of Laocaster, who bat been for years applying his Exoelsior Elastic) iiooong faint lo Readme, is amm in cur midat and is meeting (with splendid incceii, and will continue to accommodate oar with this reliable artlole a fsw days longer.

Thousands of roofs bave bif painted In Psnbsylvanii, Delaware, Maryland and oi her Staes by Mr. Btuce, and in very few instances has he failed to give entire salisfao tion. We never knew anything to corns to ns better recommended than this paint. Ie is without doubt, lbs very best ever offered to the public, and we feel perfectly sale in re. commending Mr.

Bruce as a reliable and trustworthy gentleman in every particular. Quits a number of roofe have been painted as tunny at five years ago end are in perfect condition at this day, and may be aaen by any rne tn visiting Diem street near the depot shops In tbi cily. Mr. Bruce recommends ibis psint lo wear for from 6 to 7 years at a cost ol 60 cenis per 100 square feet, many ot Kich mav be shown in cur midst. Mr.

Brno may be seen or rddretstd fcr a few days longer at 226 South 6 street, where be will be pleated to tee or hear from any Obt needing thing in on una. felly Tlil Ttngr. HOW DRUNKARDS ABB MADB THB AFFPE HIS OF SOMB SMALL B0Y8 FOB LIQUOR. The railroad men on the Reading road at Nurrislown bave been much annoyed for some weeks past by tha depredations of a gang of boys from teu to fifteen years of age, woo help tbemselvei to erticles of freight left on the plailorm. They seem to have been first attracted by the laet tbat melons and other fruits are sometimes broken and spoiled in the hand line, and have to be thrown away, The boy esseaoblad to feast npon tbe rejeoted frail, and, finding good lurkine vlaoes between trains ot oars and nndsr the platforms, tbey soon ex tended tneir operations.

Artioies ot taod end drink are all that have bee missed np to this time, and ojusignmeuts ot liquors suffered especially. On last Friday evening st viral orates of bottled beer arrived oowtigued to a Norritowo liquor seller. One ot the orates was broken open by a party of tbre boys and seven bottles removed. Be.kiug a retired spot thin the old Ireight house they drank the beer and broke bottles, relresbing themselves between drink with the fragments of a water melon. Whether Ihe latter was stolen or had been broken and thrown away la not known.

Their feast was obaerved and reported to the station agent who wbo gave chase aad overtook one of the parly near the gas works. The other twojainped over a high bank at that pi ice and vauiabed in the tall needs growing along tne bauk of tbe river. Tee boy who captured had a hearing on Saturday and was hslJ in $100 bail. Ennaway In the Country. Oa bnurday eventug, shortly after five o'clock, eevirAl runaways took place in Douglass township on the Sw mp road.ueir tbe residence of IL nry Keely, q.

The cf trie fc.tr! riuoday School wan heldsbout a mile (rim Mr Kelly's residence, and wa largely atleaded, iite a numbsr of people from the vicinity ol having been amocg those present. The pic nio hrd en abiupt termination owing to ihe threatening aspect of tbe weather, and in a abort time the woods were cleared. Some Boyertown young men drove from lb pio nio at a frightlul rate of speed, which had tbe efieol of causinjeome hoisea to run away, and tbe spectacle was witnessed of hulf a dciia teams proceeding at break neck speed. Several collisions were narrowly avoided, but the hor.es were finally got under control, without any damage having been done. A jiu hnree team belonging lo Mr Kimby, of Uaiou township, ran away on tbe Schuylkill road, about a mile below Bir 1 boro.

The leamsier imp. oil th aaddla horse just at ihe animal fell, opposite the retiidrnce of Samuel Rea, The horn was dragged about 100 yartia, wsen the team was brought to a ilaad itill. Uansn on I'yferrtd A BBA83EBTIOST THAT HH SCHBMg FOB RS LIEV1N8 18 QENDINK. A special dispatch from ez Preident Gowen of the fteading road, received on Saturday, and dated at Paris, reads as iollowi: The Angle French Bauk only reosived an ot $500,000 of deterred bond, equal to 30,000, fit the issue price. Their allotment is now held by a London gentleman ready to pay as soon as the court remove the irjanc.ioa.

There never was a more faontat an 1 bona fide iitna made in Loadon. Oat of a total of $34 S00 000 fully $24400,000 have paid their first instalment, and the remainder $7,900,003, will be paid instantly npou ths removal of the iojano lion. 'ihe Ledger article is a most shameful example of supprttsivi veri and iuygeetio falsi tie reil facta biog well linovn to ihe author) whose article was trauaferred by cable to London, where it has fallen harmless, as the iaots are all well known. It will do the enrmymora barm than good. All roy frienda beie are still launch and sicceis is assured at the ntxt elro tion." l.octl Real slate Market, Joshua Eyrich has sold his proptrly.Ncg 127 and 129 North Fifth s'r'et, lo Ibe Deem Brothers for $12 000.

The property is 30 feet front by 230 feet.decp.aid contains two buildings. Auctioneer sold on Saturday at tbe Keystone House thefwo story brick heme end let of ground, 11 feet 9 inches by 60 fee', No 314 Souih Eleventh BTer t. late tbe properly of Sophia Keener, deceased, to John Blessing f.r 1532 50. 85LD BY THE SHERIFF. Slierfl Ghrhatt sold in his office at the Court House on Saturday rfiernoon the following op rtiet: The undivided ore half of 48 acres, 32 perches of land in Upper Tulps hocken Upper Bern townships, as the ei tate of Mary Jans Wsiler, to Jacobs for $1800.

A tract, cf lend in Greenwich township, containing 32 acres 157 perches, as th eslute of Heinly end Solomon Dreibel bis, was sold to A Scbmehl for $1,51.0. VUf Pulpit Personal. Rev Orrick, of Cbriet Epitccpsl church, it visiting bis parents at Cumbrrland, Md. His pulpit was occupied yesterday by Rv Morrew, Btbop Howe's Hetntary. Rev Wm Saahorn, pastor cf the Church cf Qod, Norlh Ninth street, was enable to preach yeefer'iav cwing to illoias.

Rev Horiue, of Danville. tha newly elerted psstor of St. James' Lutheran ftn and Chestnut etree's, will effi 1 ciale in that c't urch next Monday. Rev Mills, pastor of Pelet't Church, 8outh fifth street, will be absent at Joanna Heights camp meeting next Sutday, His pulpit will he supplied in the morning by Rsv Pickop, of Boyertown, and in lb 'evening by Mr William Johns, a lay preacher. Rev Dr Fry rnd wit are at tbe seashore, and oonitquectly co services ware held yesterday in I'riniiy Lutheran churoh.

a. Lawrence. SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS MKOSLLA NEOU3 ITEMS. Ana 11 The late rains were a veritable Godsend to farmers, and a little moie of the same wonldbe veiy thankfully received at the present time The 8i Lawrence Sunday School will hold their annual celebration In Bugle's grove bear Jack on wild on Saturday. Sept luth.

TseBlng gold Baud bave beeu euseged to furnish the mus A good time maybe expected; thenamo of tbe Suudty School alone is enough to gnaran'ce a plcasKiU time, but wuh tbe additional card, "The Ringgold Btnd" attached, a g'or oiis time la a iu re TheOreen Trie Sunday School held their celebration last Saturday and was a success In every Ahrens. of our nlace, bought a floe drove of hogs this week at Boyertown Mrs Daniel Madeira lost a valuable bresit plnlaat aiurd theOley Pike, near Griete mer'amlll Frank Beinbart exm cts to occupy bis handsome new residence some time next week Plasterers are at present engaged on A Brumbach a residence Cyrua Ahrens, of this place, has upwards ol 400 chickens Not "They are not a beverage, oat a medicine, with curative properties of tb highest degree, containing no poor whUkey or poisonous drags, 'iheydooot leer down an already debilitated system, but build it np. One bonis contains more bops, that is, more real boo strerath. than a barrel of ordinary beer. Every drnggisl in Boohester tells them, sod the physicians pre icribs them." Evening Expreu on IJop Bit ters, Use Gem Soap.

8 IS 4w Trnaae. Trnnaie. The best and largest assortment in tha city, Private rooms. 8. 8.

STEVENS, 7 13 tf 724 Penn StreL Down ihey Cuine, Figured Lawns at less than cost, goods which bave been telling at 8 cents reduced to 5, those which were sold at 10 cents reduced to 6J. sod the better good never told less than 12J reduced (o cent. Tbit it remarkable cbtnc to get a Lawn Suit al half price. Those liviDt: in Ihe country will do ll lo land for sample to Dives, Pomsroy A Stewart. 8 3 II Something tew Gem Soap.

8 13 4 Crystal Club reunion to Philadelphia and return, Qjod fur 3 dais reduced to tt Go on Sunday, Aug. 2ln. Same Urn and iram to Adanlic Cily for $2.65. Tickets now for sale at flantsch' Cigar 8icr, 637 Penn Do a4.a Tblnk of It Dreasmakers ahould not bs bUmed for min Bts over badly tiiiinir iroubl and buy th ooneii sold by Kline 6H Eppihimer, 622 Peon street, (SpUndtd value for 60 cents, 75 cents, and $1.00. Try RolbVdouble bona Coreett.

rile sksiil aSoaqaltoe A 15o. box of I'Rongh on lUu" will t. honse'free from mosquitoee.rate and mice ine enure season, urugisn, SLaler bub rusdlcl 724 Penn street, 6, 8. STEVENS. 7 13 If I i I I 1 IRWIN Iu thla city, August 14th, lt8l, Mrs.

Emma M.Iiwln. The relatives and jf.lenls of the family are re speotfully invite to attend tbe funeral from the residence of ber husband, L. W. Irwin, No.Jlt North Sixth street, on Wednesday afterncon, at o'clock. Service at the house.

Interment at the Oharlos Evans Cematery. 8 15 tt ERMOLD Tn this city, on the 10th lnat, Rosa wif of William Krmcild and daughter ot the late Ludwlg KelfT, aged 43 sears, 4 mouths aad Iffldays. The relatives and friends of the fcmlly are re Speotlully Invited to attend the funeral from the ldanoe of her brother in law, Reuben Flctr thorn. No Stt Franklin street, oa Tuesday afior ncoa at o'clock. Sjrylo.s at tha muw Ititor ut at Charles Ev ins Cema'erv.

8 13 St BR 'a anr Tn 1Mb tltw An thai 111. I.3 fiharlaa aon of Jaoob Romack, deoeasod, aged 10 years, 8 months and 12 days. The relatives and friends are respeotfully Invited to attend his funeral on Monday afternoon at 2 o'olock, from his mother's retldenoe, No. 17 North Eighth street, Services at St. John's Lutheran Intirment at Qarmau Lutheran cemetery.

8W2t MAKKiiT REPORTS. yiNAairiA.1.. ibe Hew York Hioott dnrket. Money easy at on call aad closed at 2l4 per Exchange steady at for long, and 48t4 to for sUort sight. Go ferments quiet and unchanged.

Btato bonds dull except for Ten" neaees. Raltroad bords in light requait. Tbe stock market waj Irregular at the opening and continued unsettled until about midday when prices ehowed an advance of Vt to 2 per cot t. Metropolitan Elovated, Texaa Pacific, Wabash Pacific and New Jersey Central leading therein. Subsequently tbe speculation beaame Inactive and continued extremely dull throughout tbe afternoon' tie general list continuing without Important change up to the clow.

The Hannibal and tit Joe shares were notably strong. The common selling up 4 per cenL to 18, but roaotlsg to 95. Th sales agireeated 115,111 shares. Kiw Yoax Augnet 13. Following Stock quotations are reported dally by telegraph afoney iLtke Shore 183 roieino Exchange Illinois Central TJ a Hixes extended Wc Michigan 7U "Fives 101 Morrii tb Essex 126 ooupeu New Jera ay Central i coupon ilitiNorthoru 41U Dlst Colnmbla.SMa 1071 prelerreJ 81'4 uetrai racinc, nt nor, unicairo nor wes va law, aeacinitid.

112 Dreferrci law unu.n racmo, isia 119 Adams Exprosa 139 American 8i Canada 65 I elawsre llod'n lOOfc lie), Lack A Wea'u Erie 41 preferred 86 Harlem 240 lu4 PaclHosiail 51 PlttaburRO 140 Reading 63U Rnck 137 Wells Fargo Exp'aa 133 Western Union imio 1 PbUadalilil Monny Klnrkftt. AugJst 13, 1881. Closing price of DeHAVEN A TOWdKNb, Bankera. 40 rKinth Third su Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold either for oath or on uurgiu.

Sid Agkk United States Uxos, lSl 4's Kxt LlW4iir25. do Currency t's, ex. 18i do c. lani. new, exi 102 iV'iU do 4 Vs, new, ex, lia'isiis' do 4 UV, 81a 61J.1 61 a tty, 193 191 a bsy.

mn r. 3 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Keadinic Lehigh Valley Iblgh Coal Navigation United a and Caual Northern Ceutrai tt. HriStonvilie Viif Tit. is Bu2. Central North Pacific Com Proi'd.

North Pennsylvania Philada St trie Fliver (Tradeal 2 41 HM IH IH ei a ci'4 tu.a ma Beading Stock BarKet. AnguttH Closing Stock QnotAticHg. Corrected daily by JACOBS A RHOADH. Bmlmrs. i Nortn Sixth Ht.

rennsylvanlR raclflo com 4IH i Beading K. do l'i Lehigh Valley 6. Nor. West, com 125 Lehix Navigation iiii do North Central 61 61 Philai 2 I do 88 PT A Del, Lack. A Mis, 18 Texai Pacific 60; do preferred Del A Hu.1r.on lG'JICauada 65J Central SClLake Erie A Woet'n 66i Western A Joe 93 Paclfio Mall do profprrod 117 Kris 41 Jlinhatan Elovated 19 Central 144, Che.

A Ohio Obtario A Laso Khore ......124 Michigan 97 Reading Onion Paciflo 'ansae A Texas A I it Pauloom do preferred 11 amsncaa union ici Jeutral Pacific. ltJi 111 loa 105 36 12 89 68 115 110 10 30 80 81 SO sH 60 40 Readiug olxae Water. neaouig Ksa.Urig School 6 per Reading Gas Stock Readiug Flie Insurance union National uana. Fanners' National Bank Firat National Kauk Commercial National Dtxth Street Pajwencer Wilmington A Noithern Mexican and Spanish Dollar Sodth Reading Uurkot House Stock Pe. klomen Ayenne Pe i.

Railway Block, A R. R. Supply P. it a. Coal iVi.

East Penn Railioal Stock Schuylkill and Lehigh Wow TorU Flour aa tVraln Olsrktt By Telegraph Naw Yoax, Aug 13 Flour closed a shade atronger. Improvement mainly ou medium and low grades. Moderate export and ibbing trade lu demand. No 2, i iial 00, auperlina, western and 4 50a4 80. common to good extra weitern audSta 4 hO.5 60, good to choice do 6 66a6 75, common to iholoe white wheat, weatern extra, 6 26 3 26.

fancy do 6 87 60, common to good, extra Ohio, 6 00a6 76. common to choice, extra HI Lous, I U0a6 if, patent Minnesota, extra good to prime, 25arj80, choke to double, extra, 6 9)a8 23, city mills, extra 6 5S No 8 VI snperfiue 4 26 a4 to mmij exi 4 75a5 i winter wheat, extra, duo 8 60, Mienesot extra. 4 80a8 2, closing nrm. S'uthern inr quiet and verr fl common to fair. extra, 7 6 25, good to choice, a SOai tu.

Rye flour neady at for surxrfliie. Wheat blghei and closing with leuktri ug'h, light export business active, trade in options loraw.t, urgraded spring 1 lOal ii. No 8 Mi wauxee 1 191 20, latter toanive. No 2 nominal 1 iHi SO NtwYork No 2 spring, 12oai 26, ungraded red 1 12184 No 8 do 1 31al 81 No 2 western 1 85. aieamer do at 18118t, mixed winter 1M.131H, ungraded white 1 18al 30, No 2 steamer do 1 27, No 2 red, Aua 1 SlMl at 1 Hhi, Sept 1 J.il (1 1' at 1 Oct 1 86.1 Closing 1 37i.

iv 1 8i 40V, doling at 1(0' Dec 1 4llel i'IU, closing at 1 il. riey dull aad' nominal, Barley inaltq net and unuhned and active speculative business. Cora 2a3c higher, tha extreme advance on caah. rbllidelpbla Float kkd Gritla Market, Auguat 18 Flonr Minnesota Txtra Family 00 He Uh renoa, Axira Western Extra Family a 31 7 03 4 60 1 a I Oi a 75 raienr. a7J Rve Flour a ou MX No.

i Had, elevator tXirn Mixed oa While tlx i a 6t 4U 9 at 4i 44 gnlvtrttfltatat.1. HP HE MI98E8 COOPER will re open their School for Tonng Ladles auu unmren, onuay, September at ie etouth otn sireeu 10 loa ATTENTION. MEMBERS OF NEV erilnk Lodge. of You are requestel meet at ball, 81b aud Wathlnitou on Wed. nerdiy, Augnu 17.

h. at lo'c ock sharp to join parade, kewwihukk, Kor dt a. io pARROLL iNsnrurE. (Second toor, 8 North 4th Street Will he re opaiel on WUDNBiD 7.h 8ept, fuolla prepared for University entrance exam lnatlona in cluslcal or Bolentlflc Course. 8 1.

Im4p T7 ANTED 20 too of coal, in part or Whole in trade, on watnhes. lewelrv. silver. ware, piano, organs or musical Instruments. For particulars Inquire at t2l 1 4 tQJARf, Reading.

8 16 8t4p WiLLSON A CLOUS. QTH WARD REPUBLICANS A meat Qlngwill beheld tiiil'eVsnlnr, I6ih lnat at 7.30 0 clock, at Htanershiii'i Madison House, 9th and Washington streets, for the nomination ol delegates to the Republican Co'inty convention, and toe nf other business. It ADAH W.SOHWAiTZ Wtrd Chairman. CUUP VEETING AT JACKSON WALD Acamp meeting under the anspioss of the li dependent Onion Pilgrim Church, will be held In Levau's woods, near 4 Kugel's hotel. Jack aonwald, four mliea eaat ol Sealing, on Ihe Oley pile and three mile north nf Kieur 8tUon, commencing 8A.TDROAY, AUUU JO, 1831, to con llnue 10 days.

Mlni.tera and members of Sunday echooli are Invited to be present. Any one pw ri: will be allowed to address the raeetln" and loin'ln theservlcea. Tent will bs furnished" free, or person aa disposed can bring ihelr owa tents. CliII flrtn meeilngs will be hold qn I'liursJay. Saturday end 8undy at 1 o'clock m.

Boarding, hpiae leed and rofrehmenti can be obtained on tbegrnutds ucdertbe supervision of A Kosel. 1 ev Jo.chim Blckle. father of the cburoh, will have tbe meetlnv In charge, ill the desired Infer ders Henry Faust John MorryrVeiei Itaiiaor UnochbUokler, Samuel ButJiwh, txiTw 5 VT; eeaaing, or ill Lebanon. Pa. No hui.

aiera a lowed with nn mti. .1 pmr.Tvrwn Ar, The nnl meottng wiirbe held thla Monday evou uic, at the JunotlnS HoHse. North 8th street, thla city. Ihe oS forofflo rsforlhe eusulng year will be held and other Important business will be transacted JOHN GEIsE, Sec'v. Rending, Pa, August 15, 18S1, ii Fishing Tack's Mi HMeamllas, Whlta Worms, Small Catfish, Tadpoles AT YKAGER'S, 3 11 tf t3J Pinn street.

NO HUMBUG BARGAINS, Bill RS1L liilfiill! We hay some Drees. Goods suitable for Fall weir thai will sell at a less to us and will bs a great bargain lo the buyer, have lorn mis mm over from last yeir thst we will soli you very low aad that will weir tip inp. This is dona to sell them out quick, Sao our lc, 3o, 7c and 11c Embroideries. b' h. brown.

16 6t LETTER LIST. Following is the list of letters remalnlnv in the Reading. Berts Co Pa. Poat Office, for the week endinit Ann. 15, l.vil.

Persons applying for tneso tetters will piease mention that they are advertised iu tha Tints and Dispatch. io obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call for Advertisud LetUjin, giving the date of the list. If not called ior within ouem mth they will be aeut to the Dead Lelter OHee. The persona whose named are hcrotiy advertised should leave their addrewes at me Post OUlce, so that their lettorb nifty Vie delivered by carriers. Lauiss' list.

Cranda 1 Carrie i Robeson Mrs Charles Geiger Mary Ann Unlieson Mn K. Metrick Mra Joe troupMH Heckman Mary rroxil Mr Annie Hyors H.ltia Timiga Mra Join OINTI.KMKN'S LIST Nathaniel i Llytuston Hunh 3 Conrad Ohas I Leveu John Kvans OF, HO Frits Jo up Faviuger John Garrisuu Jesse Helnbach August Uonack Fruna Eeidman Haaon James HoSman Joe Hetitln James dmes Timolhy Holmes Irons Daniel 1 Lee Samuel I Mans August Frledrick i Mnrehitou i Kyra Mowry Geo I Miller Jared sr Pvle A Hiwlim i Williams i Werner 3 I Wale John Wincert John I World Mutual Reliaf Association. GEO. W. GRANT, P.

M. 19 BB0.4.TS FOR SALE AT P. stock yards, 8ttt and street. 8 105t HILT.KGASS A PRO. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS FESTIVAL MONSTIB KXCrjR'JrON OF THS SAID OBDKR FKOat PUILADKLPUIA 10 LAUER'S PARK MONDAY, AUCJ.

15, 181. The Hall Assoclcllonof tho Knights of Pythias of Philadelphia will bringa MonHar Excursion 10 the city on Monday. 15th, Over OtiO brothers anil toe IricU'lj of the Order are expected A GRAND PEIZS DRILL of ihe uniformed dlvlsbns will tio in the afternoon at 3 o'elook nu the park grounds. The Liberty Baud Is engaged to furniMi promenade music daring the enure day suj eyrning Also Fahrbach's Celebrated Orchestra lor dancing music. GRAND ILLUMINATION OF THE PARK lu the evening.

Tickets of admis ion, 2ic. SWCoaches will rim to aul from the park during the diy. WM.LKNDEK, Proprietor. 3500 Reward We will pay the aboye reward ror any case of Livor Complaint, Dyspepsia, Slci Headaohe, Indl or(J wtiveMea we cannot cure with We Vegetible Uyer PUla, whoa tha dlreo tior.a ooaolied with. iey are purely Vegetable.ani noyar Wl to give sat l8fantlri.tiugar Coaled.

Large boxes, oouUlning 80 pills, 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists. Beware ot counterfeits and nidations, Thegenul'ie manufactured ouly by JOHN C. WK8T A "The Pill Makers, lffl and 184 W. Madtaoa street, Chicago.

Free trUi package sent by mall prepaid ou receipt of a 8 cent siaaaB. lo i lydAw Excessive anxiety, or prolonged atudy, will pro duoe inflrmity In the Nervona System, in proportion as tbe strength of that system Is expended npon tne mind in troubled thought, so are the organaof digestion, assimilation and nutrition, ren lered Inactive and sluggish in proportion as the syatem becomes Infirm. Kvery ludlyidual has lome one orvan weaker than the rest, and thla la alwajs the first to mffer during nervous prostration: for example.affltctlog news sometime causes Iota auepemlon of the muscular aciion of the heart producing sudden hemorrhage and desth No doubt any longer remains ot the practlbillty of restoring the nervous system, and through the nerves the muscles of the Impaired organa. Fellows' Compound 8rup ot Hypophosphltea has been proved to possess suoh power In numerous Instances, It will Impart strength to overcome trouble and affliction. Persona wbo are aocua tomed to look upon tb dark side, and who see nn pleasure In living, cn usii Una yrup soon learn to value and enjoy life and those who atudy deeply during long hours wt and in the syrup a promoter of ihe power of endurance in the bralu, There la no doubt of this hot, that an Impair Nervous System causes Consumption.

No rni.ia' Bronchitis. Dyipersla. Asthma. Whooping Hoar! rii fgie and a host of otheft Fellowe' Hypoohosphltes, which effectually cures tiervom Debllltv. should cure these d.iases alw Ee move the cause and the complaint will cease.

UlYTHHrvn. A V.i Jam as Fkllows. Bt. John lit 1 Daa I have beeu prescribing your Hypo nhosnhl foranvarai Jz'rM tbe United State, but more particularly at this fa al'7 congregate. For those lu whom the Brain an1 Navvnna HwotavM V.

k. i c.u.u.ioj irom ex ceates or overwork, I have found no combination pf remedies to prompt and efflnaoloua in restoring the vital forces. I hope that every pentou needing relief will avail themselvea nf an nliuhi. a ration. Respectfully.

WlmeodAw MoMAHTKI. T) T1EAR AND APPf.W. TP JTalis for fall planting can now be ordered by single tree, down or hundred, uwiuMT 7s Penn street. 80BNTS A LINK. At tha rate of 8 cjil a lverBneBMirlB ta Com j3ouiiSjf aim $tvttttttmmx ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN ROUGH AND READY, CANTON 514 8 16 tf en Reason Why Ton Nhonld Inanro In the Itntnal life Inearanoe Co.

of W. First It has the largest assets over 02 million dollars. Seoond It has the largest surplus ovo 12 million dollars. Third Its rates on life policies are 16 per cent, lower than other companies. Fourth Ita dividends bave always been the largest, Fifth Its ratio of expenses of management has been ths lowest.

Sixth The executive ability of its management is peerless. Seventh Its 1 uccess is unparalleled the wonder and admtnlion of the world. Why will yon insure in Mutual Assessment Companies, without assets, without responsibility, with, out experience, when you can get a SemMndowment policy in tholaigeil, the Wrongest Insurance Company in the world for less conihau th annual dues lu these mis eillod Insurance oomoaulos, without saying anything of weekly aaseaimeats for death losses. Tie Mutual Lira makes no astesiments. All policies are paid iu full without reduction.

The Mutual Life does not Insure tha sick, tho halt, the blind, the deaf or the dying. Nor does tho Mutual encourage the damnable traffio of ipeculating In human life, if yon rl. tlre to protect your family aud want legitimate insurance for legitimate purpoies, apply lo 114 South Filth utreet.Reading where full information will be cheerfully furnl.hed In reference to Semi Endowments and other plans of insurance; KLINE 522 PENN STREET, call attention to their especially low prices on all household toodj. TLey txtra gocd value in Yard Wide Fine Brown Klualina a' 5. 6J, 7, 7 and 8j psr yard.

Unusually good value in ail the leadicg 53d biit BLEACHED SHIRTING MUSLINS. 8heoting acd Pillow Caea Uoslics, best brands and lower prices thaa they will likely bi later the season. in Cream Bad fuU bitched Tabh Linenr. Tso special ferL ains Towels at and ibi. Now opening NEW AUIUMN STYLES OP DARK" CALICOES, Ihe best fas! color eoods at moderate prices.

KLINE EPPIHIMER. We Haye Just Ojoned 5,000 Yards of Black Cashmere. A special bargain purchased in dull season for cash, at fue following prices 45, 50, 55, 65, 75, 80, 90.3 and All customers will save moaey by purchasing now, as black goods will be much higher when the season opm 2.0C0 yards cf 12 Cret jane, at 7c, (0 close. 2 000 yards of Liwn at 83, worth F.neet, largest and cheapest stock of Tbie Linens ever offered in Rea.ling. An immense stock cf Napkins and Napkin Licen by the yard.

Great bargains in Ladies' and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs. 50 pieces ol Lupin's Colored Cashmere tt 25 per cent, less than market price. Special bargains ia BLACK SILK at 56, 75c and $1.00. A full line of Barnk Silks and Satins. Great bargains in Black Satins a 1 75o, lal.25.

Brocaded Sitir.s in colors to mstch plain siiks in all ths desirajie thsdeu 2.000 yard" of Dres Gingham, foreign and domesiic, at a re luclloa to close. Extensive assortment of Farni'ure Frioges. 4,000 yards of Colored Cashmere at 123. Bargain ia Corsets at 50:. Full line of French and Spsnish Laces.

J. ILLIG 420 8 13 8t4p Jliul Wotk. GERS' READING MARBLE VVORK8, ran.i di kam DftLUn TnllllU, (ESTABLISHED 17W.) The work turned out at this establishment being of superior workmanship and tha beat material, Itande the teat of time. Prioealow. 8 15 6m 4p 318 Sooia, Jtoticttj.

ftf. nOROLNE CORSETil. A perfeot corset at la No more broken whalebones. The best corset In the w. rid.

A reward of flm flollars will he i aid tor every atrip ot ooraline which breaks wiih four montba' ordinary wear inaeorset It la raore pliable than whalebone and io adapts ltaelf. Mora readily tlhe movements of thn body. If not found entirely aatlsf otory the pturchaa money will be refunded. Price tl. Fortalby 4 MOULD, I2tf Be Hive Store, 615 Penn atrtet.

If you are In searoh of Black Cashmeres this Fall, you should not fall to look through our slock before purchasing elsewhere. We hare been making a specialty of the goods and shall it fall retain our reputation on them. During tbe last week we haverepltntshed our entire line in Blue aud Jet Black. Black Cashas. et, all Wool, 37Jj.

Bisck Cashmeres, all Wool, 45a. 40 inch Black Cashmsrea, all Wool, 60j. 40 inch Blsck Cashmwev, all Wool, 62Jo. 40 inch Black Cashmeres, all Wool, 76. 40 inch BUck Cashmere all Wool, 87,0, 40 loch Black Cashmeres, all Wool 00 4Q inch Black Caihtmrjg, ait ji 15, 40 Inch Black Carimew tll WooJi 25, We will guarantee i at oar BLACK CASHMERES have no lap rior in mkal tnd he are very lp HiWIlf K.

WDITA'BB. 432 Penn Street. 9 13 tt CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES sold on yvKHKLY AND MONTHf.V PiYMfJNTS at the LOWKfcjT POHB18L1C Call and see the large assortment. J. I.

O'BRI KN A SON. HI tM Pena street. TOR EARLY FALL TRADE. PORCUPINE, MILAN AND IS RAIDS. PEtfN EPPIIIIMER 3 FENN STREET, jiaaaiial.

FIRST 1.1101 BUSK mn KO. 9 MOETH FIJTH STREET, tf Reading, Pa. JNO. BEVEilLE, JEWELRY STORE, rem PEK.tf Jwwini aud repairing done and guaranteed; LOW SHOES IN Great Variety. STAR SHOE STORE, N.

W. Cor. 5th and Penn. Mtf 8. HINNER6HOTS, M.

KO. 731 WASHINGTON ST. Formerly Dr. J. Breiteobaoh'i offlo.

8 5 lw R. C. W. BACHMAN, 308 8JUTH SIXTH STB SET, Office Honrs; 7 to 9 a 1 to 3 to m. 6 41 lylp has re noved his office from NO.

41 TO NO. 20T SIXTH STKKItr. three doors north of Walnut east side, where he will continue, aa nsnnl, to tree Catarrh, Sore Throit, llroaohitis, AMlima, Consumption, and all other diseases of the r. spiratorv erirons. The Dpcior treats many of the diseases of the throat and lunga very suoceiwtiilly by mean of tbe Inhalation of medicated aprays or vinnra" Offloe 7 to IX a.

1 to 2i and 8Pto 7 olylp.