Harrisburg Daily Independent from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

CTT THIS OCT. OAiil LNDEPHSDEIST. DO NOT trade off your old Sewing Machines because it does not woik, It can be fixed by S. W. Entrekln at the general repair shop, 204 Nortb Second street, Harrisburg.

HABKIED. WHITE, RED CHECK AND FANCY Carpets and Oilcloths C. SEEG-EE, 211 MARKET STREET. 211 ANOTHER CRASH I and new arrival fan immense stock ol Men's and Boys' wear at the Red Front Clothing House, No. 324 Market street.

In our last Issue we stated the particulars why we cn atrord SPECIAL INDUCEMENT In 1 lis lino of BEADY MADS1 CLOTHING, and now we can proudly say that our efforts have boen rewarded beyond ourexpectaMons.havli ff had a continuous rush ever sines to much as to be compelled to purchase ANOTHER, LARUE IN VOIOK of tlie.e goods, and now again rise our banner In throwing out to a senerous public more Inducements In mentioning part of the goods, viz: Men's blue flannel suits, best standaid Middlesex, full indigo goods, rauging from as to li. Boy's sults.same quality as above $1 to 8 All wont men.s IUe casslmere suits 10, 11 and In liRhtor dark oolors Splendid working suits from the low figure of upward. Working pants as low as 35 cents, and a splendid article for 80 cents. School and children's suits as low as 1 26 and 1.7B, up 10 the finest. In conclusion we would refer toour gente' furnishing department, comprising everything In tbe line of gents' wear and at rock bottom prices.

We merely ask an Inspection to convince you of this great opportunity to procure bargains and It is 110 trouble wuatever to show goods. Thanking yon lor past lavors. Ke'pecl fully, FERD. MEYERS, at tbe Red Front Clothing House, 321 Market street. may26'3mo E.

A. KEPNER'S MUSIC STORE, 25 N. Third Street. VIOLINS, Guitars and all kinds or musical and fancy goods. Agents for Mathushek and Knabe pianos, Smith American orgaDS, Rodgers' Uroups, etc, eto.

mar2l-ly 50 Rolls! 50 Rolls! 50 Rolls! JOHN CHINAMAN STRAW MATTING, NeE resh FROM THE SHIP OSO OLD BRITTLE GOODS CARRIED OVER FROM LAST YEAR Become and see wliile the Stock Is Full Body Brussels Tapestry Brussels I And all Kinds of CARPETS Remember we sell all Goods at the LOWEST CASH PRICES Ill MARKET P. W. W. TUPPER PI I 1 (II iU Attractive Lnncn Booms. The lunch rooms of Mrs.

J. E. Allen, connected with the ice cream parlors, up stair, No. 10 North Third street, supply a needed want in our midst. Ladies and gontlemen visiting our city on business or pleasure can procure r-freshments, dainty and substantial, at short in the most elegant style.

The enterprise is deserving the patronige of the public. Every lady In Harrlsbnrg and vicinity Should send three live cent stamps for a specimen copy of Strawbrldge Clothier's Fathisn Quarterly. The present number consists of 120 pages with over one thousand Illustrations and four pages of new music. Address Straw-bridge Clothier, Philadelphia. HDSINKSHI NOTTVKa JUST THINK, Sammle.

I buy all my groceries from Frank 40JJ Market street. I find that I can save more money tban any place in tbe city. Their goods are of the best. They have coffees, tea, spices and sugars that cannot be beaten In the citv lor price or quality. They also have a very fine line of glass and queens ware, which they are selling very cheap.

Just you call around to Frank 404 i Market street, and be convinced that that is the place. Goods delivered free. STBAW HATS. The largest line of straw hats in the city at S. W.

Zollinger, 430 Market street. Just received a new lot of oil paintings and cbromos at the 99 cent store. Bowman 327 Market street, are offering special rices in dry goods, notions, etc, for spring and summer wear. In dress goods we are offering 2,000 yards at i cents; were sold at cents. Lawns, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12 cents.

3,000 yards 41 cent calicoes in fast colors. One lot of wool brocatel dress goods, all colors, 124 cents were sold at 18 cents. Black and colored cashmeres very low. Summer shawls, linen ulsters, ladies' wrappers, children's dresses, a full assortment. Large stock of suu umbrellas and parasols, Hosiery, gloves, cor sets, lace collars, linen collars and chintz collars in all the new styles.

Bedspreads 60, 75, $1, $1.25, $1.60, $2, $2.50, A full stock or muslin, flannels, ginghams always on band cheap. Everybody invited to come and see our stock and prices. Bowman Co. ROSES 1 BOSES! 15,000 roses and bedding plants in healthy condition first-class varieties, prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. My roses and a greater part of my bedding plants are outside grown.

Call and be convinced at Geo. J. Ben-deb's floral garden, 1724 North Tbird City cars pass every ten minutes. Persons contemplating papering their walls should examine the late designs la paper hangings. All prices at H.

L. Hersbey's, No 6 North Market square. Ladies and cents' gossamer coats, very cheap, at the 99 cent store. Two car load of potatoes just received, rose, peerless and champion. For sale cheap.

Eby Sons, Fifth and Market streets. Moving springs of action are deeply interfused with principles subject to certain laws. The nervous man Snds his life blasted, but he can be restored to vigorous health iy Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills. They are simple, harmless, and efficacious'.

SCKOFULA. Few are willing to admit that they are tainted with this disease, although the symptoms aro so plain that they don't admit of a doubt. What produces that trouble in the head called Catarrh? What produces that trouble in tbe kidneys called Bright's Disease? What Is tbe causq of tubercles forming on the lungg 1 We answer, the poison of Scrofula in the system without which none of those symptoms can take place, and we assert that a cure is impossible unless that poison is removed. Ask any honest physician if tubercular Consumption can take place when the blood is pure, and he will say no it is impossible. This Scrofulous affection is handed down from one generatiou to another.

Samaritan's Foot and TTrb JnlrAs will not only cure Scrofula in any form but will cure Syphilis in all Us stages. Don't trifle with the last named disease, get the Samaritan's Boot and Herb Juices and be cured. When it first appears use also the Wash as an outward application. (Avoid caustic.) Price $125 per bottle. Wash, 50c.

Sold by D. W. Gross Son, Harrisburg, and by druggists. Desmond Proprietors, 015 Bace street, Philadelphia. DON'T CUT THIS OUT, But remember we are headquarters for the following goods in Harrisburg 1st, Shirts Tbe celebrated Pearl always in stock, $1-00, and a 'shirt with linen bosom 00 cents wonderful shirt 75 cents.

Try one. blue and brown in drill and duck with jackets to match, 40, 60 and 75 cents, for men and boys. 3rd, Largest stock of sewing machine needles in the city, for all machines. 4tb, Boss line of corsets at 25, 50, 75 cents and $1.00. 5th, Floor oil cloths, a large stock and beautiful styles, in all widths from 1 to 2 yards wide, 30 cents up they fly.

6lb, 2,400 men's and boys' straw hats, from 5 cents np, the warm days making them scatter. Full line of staple dry goods and notions, at bottom prices. New goods are arriving daily. All are invited to call and examine prices at Bishop's Bazaab, 320 Broad street. CANNOT fARP OR TWIST.

INCREASED DRAFT. In Use in over 10,000 Factories, Tanneries, JIills, Ac The Cheapest, Most Dupable and Economical Bar In the world Furnished any length or width required. Opening Irom one-quarter Inch to one Inch. To suit Coal. Tan or Wood Fuel.

F0R 'address D. STEVENSON, HARRISBURG, PA. Offloe: FOURTH 8TREET ABOVE MARKET, (Opposite Dally Independent. i WHAT The SL A'TEOCfiAP Wator Hat for tha Frmcn Tear tmi Aiavo umi aavptca vj Coanelt Few of our citizens appear to remember tbe new schedule of water rates published at the time of their adoption by tbe councils, and for the accommodation of such they are again printed, as fob lows: rsiVATa bwiihsos. Each PvHMnla hll hit rStfld SI fOllOWI.

IX lit class story houses on it 8 20 2d class 2 stry houses on streets I 8d slass 3 story bouses on avnues. fi: 20 4th class 8 story bouses on avenues 8. 10 Special rate, wuere persona uu Vt.irAnt on nremlses. but use wa ter from neighbors 0 Pavement wasbers 2. 00 Hose on hydrant In addition to hydrant rate VO Provided, Tins elause is not so oouitriu hi as to tax a person wbo has a hydrant in a screw attachment, unless be uses a ho ae.

Bath tubs '4 10 1 ss 163 Urinals 1 05 Pan water closets 00 water closets '1 00 tTt (rials, oonstant running 9 00 olosets, oonstant running. 2M 00 Wash tubs 1 HOTILS AND KKSTAtJBANTS. Hydrants, With privilege of using 'pavement wasbsr, or hose on hydrant. 1st class, over 20 rooms IB to 2d class, under 20 rooms 10 JO Batntubs 20 Ranges, 1st clsss, over 20 rooms. 6 00 Ranges, 2d class, under 20 rooms.

3 30 Basins 3 30 Urinals 3 30 Pan water olosets, 1st class, over 20 rooms 00 Pan water closets, 2d class, under 2U rooms 4 00 Hopper water closets 800 Constant running water 2 CO Pinks 3 30 Wash tubs 6 00 Splggot In bars, 1st data, over 20 rooms 12 00 Splggot In bars, 2d clais, under 20 rooms. 10 00 Splggot In bars, restaurants 00 BUILDING PURPOSES. Brick work, per 100 Scents Plastering, per 100 25 Stone work, per perch 0 LIVKBY, BOAKDINO AND SALK STABLES For each horse or mule 3100 For each carriage, buggy or wagon. 100 PRIVATE STABLES. For eacb horse or mule 1 00 For each carriage, buggy or wagon.

1 00 Prowled, That no private stable shall be charged less tban S5 per annum where there is water Introduced Into said stable. CHIBCH VOBCEBT. An a'ajoyable Concert (Uvea Last Evening. An enjoyable concert was given at the Ridge avenue Methodist church last evening, to a large audience that filled the main room of that structure, The mnsic was under the direct supervision of Prof. Carroll and may be classed among the finest ever rendered by amateurs in the city.

Tbe music furnished by the quartet composed of Messrs. Mascher, Stroh, Sourbeer and Weoer, was particularly fine, and the cornet solos of Prof. Chambers, as well as tne piano solos of Miss Carrie Starr are deserving of special mention. The following is the programme PART I. Okorus "Phoebus," Barnby Chorus.

Piano "Puck," Melnotte Mr. Nourbeer and Miss Swope. Quartette "In Absence," Buok Male Quartette Solo the Harrison Miss Carrie Hawke Comet solo. "Within a Mileef Edlnboro Town," (with variations), W. P.

Chambers Quar. and Maria, "Moyerbeer male vtuartefci sou tuorui. PART II. Love's like a Bed Bed Rose," Chorus. Plant) Miss Carrie Starr.

"Home to our Mountains," Verdt misses awope ano iieiiermmi, Quartette, "The Village Male Quartette. Cornet solo, "Schubert's Serenade" W. P. Chambers "Guardian Angels," F. W.

Boot Mrs. AiacniiD, misses ieuermao, Swope, Wilcox and Chorus. Arrested This Horning. Detective Abe Boat received a dis patch a day or two ago to keep a sharp lookout for a man named James Curtis, who had stolen a silver watch and $15. This morning he succeeded in capturing his man and the sheriff of Westmoreland count? came to tnia city later in the day and took Curtis to Greensburg to answer the charge.

Tbe Matrimonial Knot. A quiet wedding ceremony took place at tbe residence of Mr. Gingrich, North Fifth street, last evening. The contracting parties were Mr. Wm.

Geise, an employee at the Philadelphia and Bead. Ing depot, and Miss Sallie Gingrich. The party left parly this morning on a short wedding trip." argument Prepared. Attorney General Palmer is at present engaged on his argument on the Standard oil suit, to be heard by the supreme court next week. This court of justice will meet at nine o'clock next Monday morning instead of ten as heretofore.

Steelton Democrats Organising. The Democrats of Steelton have or ganized a campaign club with the fol lowing omcers president, captain a. C. Landls vice president, James F. Newlin secretary, F.

P. Hamilton, and treasurer, John Barnetts. Elton. THEGRUm iEttlDEtl FOB RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swellings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Pnnnttos on esrth equals Br.

Jacobs On ss sae, SMtw, mimpttt sad cAeap External Bassadj. A trial antaibj but the comparatively trifling outlay of 60 Cents, and avary one aaffer-Ing Pttn oaa hare cheap and posture proof of Its DirsMloas in Keren languages. BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS AST) DEALERS IS MEDiarSE. A. VOOELER Sc XmlMmor.

Md XT. M. A. KAK HARBIS3UKU, TA. FRIDAY.

MAY SO, HS8J'. Entered at the postoJfl.ce at HarrU-tnirg as Second Close Matter. THE WEATBEB. U7 1 DnTWflTnW. VftV 9fi.

0 K. till 27i Indications for the Middle States: Warmer, fair weather, northerly shifting to southerly winds, stationary Jpioer jprettire. THINtts) BBIEFI.T TOIA Lilacs. Now It's sprlug and now It Isn't. Fourteen patients at tbe city hospital.

Don't forget that a cabbage leaf In the hat prevents sunstroke. From overcoats to straw hats is a short step in this uncertain climate. Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and West's minstrels are beaded this way. Tbe supreme court will meet In this city on Monday next at nine otiock. When a man's hair begins to grow thin on tbe top it is a sign that he shouldn't think so niucn.

The idea that boysjhave no ambition is all wrong. A boy would give his head to be captain 01 a ore engine company. The postmaster general strongly urges upon UongreBS tne propriety 01 aooiisn-lug postage on newspapers and magazines. The only persons who have found this particular montn or May very monj have been tbe doctors, whose trade is marvellously thriving The Lancaster officials are having a decidedly lively time in trying to capture the escaped convicts. Thus fa but one of the ten his been secured.

Henry Morrison, the negro charged with the inuraer o. ms wire, uas cuaugcu his mind about being hung. His one thought is how to gain his liberty. A Chicago woman recently told her husband that she had put her foot right down on his going to the club. He glanced at the foot, sighed and sent in bis resignation.

A bird known as a moor hen (gallinula ehloropus) was shot a day or two ago in Wetzel's swamp by Mr. Thos. Mont, gomery. These birds were not known to havo existed in this country. The committee who have full charge of tbe dancing picnic to be given at Mont Alto on June 15th are Messrs.

B. F. Balmer, li. Kokafellar, S. Taylor, J.

Simons, G. Blair Calmer. It is true that the young men in light pants looks like a hairpin with a thimble atop of the arch. It is true that his nether limbs resemble a couple of exclamation points. But what of that? Is he not happy The Carlisle Sentinel says Julia Strange, tbe colored woman who was murdered in Middletown on Monday night was brought there on Tuesday nigbt and buried Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Her funeral was very largely attended. The school taught by Miss Shiieman, on Second street, and Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Sees, on Chestnut street, were examined by Supt. Foose to-day.

On Monday Miss Edward's room, In the Fager building, and Misses Beatty and Dare's, at Harris' park receive attention. Tbe new comet now visible in the northern skies is likely to disappoint some who anticipated a brilliant celestial visitor.Its present velocity is abont forty miles rx second, but this will be more than doubled as it makes its nearest approach to the sun the second week of next month. Tbe Opera Last The Wilbur Opera company rendered "The Mascotte" in a way last evening that delighted a luge audience. Very many changes have been made, bat tbey were received with loud applause. The gems from "Olivette" weie satisfactorily sung as the company is composed of good material.

Breaking up Illegal Fishing. Last week Fishwarden Williamson took a trip up the York side of the Con. ewago creek and arrested a couple of parues wno were doing illegal fishing. Since then one of the men named Sutton has paid tbe fire and costs, while the other is considering the propriety of allowing his case to go to court. Two more warrants are out for the arrest of persons for setting fish baskets.

appraisement or Property. An appraisement cf the personal property of the late Daniel Sbelienber-ger, was filed yesterday with Register Meetch by the administrator, A.R.Shel-lenberger. This consisted of government bonds, Harrisburg National bank stock and other is returned as valued at $343,000. Beside his personal property Mr. Shelleuberger owned real estate which it ti claimed will place his wealth at about $400,000.

Game or Bass Ball To-morrow. The first game of base ball of the season will be played to-morrow afternoon, between the recently erganized Harris-burgers and theFairviews.Both clubs are composed of good material and an interesting game may be expected. Quite a number of games will be played between tbq horna club and thsso of the surrounding towns duriDg the coming month. The street cars will run to the grounds. A meeting of the club will be held this evening A Brakeman's Horrible Death.

A horrible accident occurred on tbe Pennsylvania railroad near Columbia yesterday. As a freight train passing an overhead bridge at Hellam station, Lewis R. Auilbaugb, a brakeman, who was standing on top of a box car, was struck by it and thrown under the wheels. The train was stopped as soon as possible, and it was found that the gearing of a brake was pinning him to the track. The victim was conscious and directed how tbe brake could be removed from him.

In a terribly mangled condition he was taken to Columbia, where Dr. Craie. assisted bv a Wriirhts. vilie doctor, amputated both legs, one at ira we oiner Deiow toe Knee, ills race and head were also cut and bruised and the breast was injured where the brake had rested on it. Mr.

Aullbaughisa native of Frederick, is a tingle man, and but 24 years of age. This waa his first trip as brakeman. He was removed yesterday afternoon to his borne in Frederick. Thedoctors say he cannot possl- Mr. Clif.

P. Kennedy, general passenger agen, of the L. N. A. Chicago railway, Louisville, savs "Those who are suffering from rheumatism and general bodily ailments coming from diseases of similar nature, should use SU Jacobs Oil.

I was cured of a case of rheumatism of twenty years standing by St. Jacobs Oil, after everything else had uuiea. BOQNER-8MITH On the 20th Inst, by Kev A 1. Urban, John F. Bogner to Miss Rhoda Smith, both of Steelton, Pa: DIED.

TMarriag ami Death Auticei inatrtai Fret of Charge. 8HEAFFER Mrs, Catharine wire of Wm. T. Boeafler, aged 27 years, 8 months and 23 days. Vnneral from 13T Paxton street at 8:30 o'clooka.

Saturday, to prnoeed to Ht. Lawrence Cat hollo church. Friends and relatives Invited to attend without further uotioe. tHortta ANTED A boyat328 Market streau loasneuiateiy. WANTKD Two good carpenters, None others need apply.

N. HUPP A SON, No. 11 North Fourth street. 20-3t WANTED To Rent A small house about 8 to S12 a month, near the depot preferred. Address M.

W-, this office. 263t WANTED A farmer to furnish straw for the manure of ten head of horses. Geo. N. D.

AOON. Call at 438 Market street. 26-lw WANTED A first class helper on coats. nnnA other iipaI srttilv. oak South street.

21 3t WANTED A dining room girl and chambermaid also a front houseman at FRANKLIN HOUSE. 23-3M WANTED An active young man with small capital and unexceptional referesoe, as a partner in a large retail dry goods house In this city. Apply at 404 Market street. SM-lwk WANTED A gentleman seeking a permanent, paying position, who Is not afraid of work, may II nd It by addressing, box 22S, city. 20-lw WANTED To buy.

Empty bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Herb Bitters brand. BLATTENBERGER A No. 106 Market street (blue Iront). l-2wks WANTED For a term of five years 812,000 to (18,000 on first mortgage on first-class farm containing near 300 acres of the beat improved agricultural lands In Lebanon county, having three good dwelling bouses, two bank barns, grist mill and necessary outbuildings erected thereon, which are Insured for (9,000.

Interest to by paid semi-annually. For particulars address, "LOAN," this office. myll-lm WANTEDA good girl for general horse worn In a small family. Must come well recommended. Address box Harrisburg, Pa.

11-tf X7 ANTED Weavers. Apply at office of Harrisburg Cotton Mill, corner Second and North streets. l-4w iur SaU or Rim. FOR BALE Shelving and counter suitable lor a cigar store, or any other small store. Uallat 1638 Ridge road.

26-31 FOR SALE. A lard press and butcher's chopping machine Also a pair of office doors, sash, etc. Inquire at this offloe. 23tf FOR SALE A Model x-tiorse power engine and boiler, suitable for running scroll saws or sewing machines. Apply, 408 Boas street.

13-tf FOR SALE An iron-front for store roorn.Canbe made to suit a 24 feet wide. An opportunity for builders. Will be sold cheap, inquire at this offloe. apr29-tf FOR BALE Two large windows with sash and transom, four glass In each, 24x38, best American plate. Also two bronzed hat trees, 6 feet high, for sale cheap.

Address, "Window," this FOR SALE Corn shelters, all sizes, for 88.00 and upwards. Feed outters, all sizes, from 7.00 up. The celebrated Koland chilled plows with slip point, the cheapest and best plow made, and the patent steel road scrapers. Call and see, on Market street, east of the canal. nov25-tf ALBERT T8CHOP.

FOR BALK A decided bargain. A Mosler, Bahmann A Co. safe, nearly new, 41 inches high. Can be seen at this offloe. Price, T8.

IOR SALE lootons prime timothy hay Js? at Peipher Line Depot. Jan20 JStm ctrttHmtnti. OoT A gold locket containing two M-A likenesses mother and child. A suitable reward will be paid if left with H. O.

Smith, Bteelton, or this office: 20-1 1 OST OR STOLEN At the Good Will JLi engine house, Tuesday night, a coat, vest, and watch and chain. Any information concerning same can be left at this office 25-2t DR. JOSEPH H. COOVER, PHYBiUlAW, Oculist ana Anrisu Office, No. 207 North Second street, Harrlsbnrg, Pa.

deo2R-tr CLEAN coal and dry wood; short blocks and split kindling Lowest prices. Kby's Self-screening Coal Elevator and Steam Kindling Mill, Second and Vine treets. apr22-tf CITY TAX, WATER RENTS, -AND- PROTECTIVE TAX 1882. An abatement of five percent, will be allowed on ail city taxes, water rents, and prospective taxes for the year 1882, if paid on or before July 1st, 1882. L.

H. KINNARD, city coiieotor. Offick Horns may23tjulyl From 9:00 to 12 00 a. m. From 1:30 to 4:00 p.

m. S. B. Ellenberger Son's Music Store 1308 IK. Third Street.

Pianos, Orsasts, "Violins, And everything In tne mnsical line. Instructions given In vocal and Instrumental musie. Liberal terms to agents. SHEET MUSIC. Fine and varied selection of Sheet Mi.

sic at Five Cents, for sale at SCHEFFER'S mayl-tf Book Store. Coleus Goleus SO cent per damn per 10O. GERANIUMS! sTrsua 7S cents to 91 per dozen. All the other bedding or basket plants iu great profusion and prices WAV DOWN. Our stock of roses Is still large and every conceivable representation of the floral kingdom always ou hand.

Call and take a walk through the mammoth green nous Mrs.lSrOWVIOCK'S, Canal Street, (Opposite p. a. depot.) aprza-lm KINDLING Dry Block Wood. LEWIS GASTROCK, Opposite Clrens rounds. is IT? G.

A. R. SUITS Made from the Celebrated Middlesex Indigo Blue Flannel This is the only kind we sell: It is the beit goods and warranted to hold the color. There sre prenty cheaper Blues In the market, but tho BEST are the CHEAPEST. ''BUT ONLY THE MIDDLESEX.

We eyelet-hole Coat and Vest, If desired, and furnish Two Sets of Buttons for Changing. White Linen Vests A large and fresh variety. A. C. YATES LEDGER BTJILDINO, Chestnut and Sixth, PHILADELPHIA.

SWEET POTATO PLANTS Now Ready. First-clss of IMPROVED VEL LOW KA91SEHIOND, the host sweet pota to, grown irom selected secu. supply limited. Orders by mail or telephone promptly tilled. Geo.

F. McFarland, 1422 K0RTII SECOND ST. No Flowers for Decoration Day, HUM 0I1C11U1U assui UUtJllL UI Illie Which make a far more enduring decoration, can be had best in Harrisburg, from Geo- P. flcFarland, 14 te SIO MARKET a 7 STREET. POPULAR STYLES, Serviceable ard Good-fltting BOOTS AND SHOES Slippers and Ties.

Oxford Ties, Sailor Ties, GLOVE TOP BALMORALS, GLOVE TOP BUTTON BOOTS. WITH GEM BOX TOE, GRECIAN BOX TOE, TOOTHPICK TOE, And a large variety of r3L.A.IlV-TOEr BOOTS SHOES All designed especially for Central Penna. at. The ladies are highly pleased with tha new styles. sTh genu and boys apprselats His styles set apart for them.

woE HOOKER, the celebrated stallion, mw in oharge ol Peter Rortvener.at the new barn near Prospect Hill cemetery. For particulars call on JOHN MAC DONALD. myl-lra TRY THE FIJTEST IH THE MARKET cored by CHAS. COUNBELMAN Chicago and Harrlsbnrg. rBlHE Royal Hams are a spcoialty for JL family use each ham selected purest ingredients nsed.

They are pronounced by the trade generally as possessing tbe most del lelous flavor and are tender, jnioy and appetizing. Ask your grocer for them and you will use no other. OMNIPATHY. DB. GREENE is anxious to inform all the Invalids in tbe world of any and every kind that he originated in Providence, R.

in 1848 a system of mediolno wtaich he terms OMNIPATHY, after being a medical student for six years, with nine preceptors, and he will satisfy any one who will call upon him or send for his pamphlets (free) that no finch cures iwere ever brought about before: all done by applying his remedies on the outside of In body. The treatment Is agreeable and does not interfere with regular duties. invalids of all kind atop putting: qsack or any medicines Into jour stomach and Investigate my practice. My record for four years past is the following Treated over 8,00 patients for Dyspepsia, Consumption, Rheumatism, Dia uetes, eto. In the cities of Reading and Lan caster, Pa with over 2,600 remarkable cures, and not a half dozen deaths haveoccurred among all my pat ients, and over 2,100 bave died in the two cities under other M.

No poisonous drugs calomel, arsenic, pills, blisters and physic are In my offices. Hundreds have been cured of catarrh for 60 cents. The renif dy sunt to any one postpaid on reception cf 60 cents In 8-cent postage stamps. Send me a description of your afflictions. Enclose a stamp for reply.

Examinations are free. More than one half of mankind die pre-mat rely. Come and consult with me. Dr. O.

A- Greene, 22 N. Second St, Harriiburg, Pa. Thirty-four years' experience. apr22-ly COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER, May 18,1882. Therepert of; the assessors to assess the cost of constructing local sewers In Spruce street, from South street to state street, ana inxiarxis street, irora Manada avenue to Fourth street, accord ing to benefits, have been returned and are now on file in this chamber; said reports will come before Councils for confirmation on Saturday, tne znn aay 01 may, ibhz The assessments for benefits, to tbe ex.

tent of the estimated eost of the construc tion of said sewers, are as lollows SPRUCE 8TBRET ESTATE- Battls estate $21 00 John Htckey 14 CO Cliarles Welsh 67 00 Joseph Kahnweller 44 29 M'Kee estate 76 21 J.Casey estate 14 00 C. Eberly 15 CO Mrs. E. Fetterman 15 00 Mrs. f.

Torrlngton 15 00 Mrs. T. Schwenk 15 00 Colored association 7 50 T. A. Thorley 12 00 Mrs.

Boone 3 ou Mrs. Morse to 00 A. Kramer 10 00 Mrs. J. Burke 10 00 L.

Johnson 10 00 Moss estate 5 00 W. Stewnrt 15 00 S320 00 HARRIS STREET SEWER. Wm. Kohler $60 00 J. K.

Mehring 34 33 J. E. Templar 34 31 W. Troup 19 00 J. Schemerhorn 34 33 D.

Maxwell 19 00 L. Balser 81 43 li. Andrews 19 00 Dr. C.W.Kelly 30 00 Mrs. StriDor.

30 00 Michael Powers 36 55 James Finn 6 CO J. and M. Foley 6 00 S408 00 Said report will be considered, a ud unless reasonable objections theretoaremade win oe connrmea at tne meeting or coun oils above named. JOHN SHIFFLER, 18-26 Clerk Common Council. gPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I ataaadnli Valley Railroad Ce.

uFs IONS TO THE CAVERNS OF LI KAY Specia provision has been made to accommodate Excursions to Luray, for the coming season. The arrangements provide for all, whether in Large or Small Parties. Rates will be at popular figures, and In proportion to the size of tbe excursion. Schools, Churches, Societies or Associations contemplating making excursions, are advised to apply early, so as to secure the days tbey require. Special trains will be supplied when the numbers are large enougn to require or Justify them.

Application for rates and dates secured, should be made to the Division Passenger Agent of Shenandoah Valley railroad at Hagcrstcwn, through tbe Superintendent or General Passenger Agent of the road on which the excursion originates. CHAS. P. HATCH, O. H.

ROYER, 0m'l Pom. Div. Pmss. Lynchburg, Va. Magerstewa, Md.

aaayis-fea KELKER BROS. 61MABKET SQUAIIK, HABBIBBUB6, Wholesale and Retail Dealrr ii BUILDERS', SADDLERY, HARD WAKE. PAINTS," OILS, GUjASR, -If 9 SEAR FRONT ST. AND The River Bridge. W.

YINGST. llMlt ASK Examine German's a BOOK STORE 28 8. 2nd Rl Harrisburg, fa. iMMMkw'Milll CRICKET, NEW ROGERS, AITO IMPROVED LESTER SCROLL SAWS OH BAND. Any other make gotutn promptly at New York or Philadelphia prices.

Walnut wood 1 to 1 Inch thick. Holly, Designs, German Grillln saw blades Drills and drill points, planes, earring tool, Impression paper, A full line of John Bussel Cutlery Co. 'a carvers and table knlvea Wostenholra pocket knives Our own; brand of scissors, single and in cases, sleigh bells, loose and strapped kates and tha best and CHEAPEST DASH BOARD LAMP For Nigbt Driving lu the Cttyl ST. lOO s0 1 FURNITURE! GOLDSMITH FRY, Have a Large Stock or BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. We are ready to show you some of the greatest bargains in dry goods ever shown in this city, but we can name only a few of them to-day.

All the new styles of Renfrew and Canton dress ginghams at 10 cents, usual price 15 cents. One case best bleached muslins for 10 cents, sold everywhere at 12J cents. 25 dozen Lisle thread gloves only 15 cents. 10,000 yards new spring calicoes, 4 to 8 cents. 5 pieces black cashmeres for75cents as good as are sold usually for $1.

Extra bargains in black silks for $1, $1.50 and $1.25. We will be pleased to show yon our goods even if you don't want to purchase. A. S. Mktzobb, No.

0 Market square. So great is the demand for the candies manufactured by Dan Bacon that there Is no chance for bis stock to grow stale. Give him a call and taste his goods. For choice fish, vezelables and fruit, to A. R.

N. Third street. Fish by the barrel or hundred. FINE FURNITURE, Parlor Baits, Chamber Suits, LonngeB, Marble Top Tables, KzMnUoo Tables. Also, TJpbolsteMig la all Its branonea done to order In ttae meat satisfactory manner.

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