Harrisburg Daily Independent from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

EINSTEIN. PEDDLING, COME TO THE FEAST, Choice Country Monday, July SO, 1883. NIAGARA FALLS. Grauri IMeasnre Kicumion to ths Cataract ami Watklna itlen. the Oreat Natural Woutters of the American Confluent.

A special excursion train will be run via Central Railway Tuesday, August 21. Schedule and rates of fare to Niagara Falls and return are as follows special EATS! C. Walters HAVE opened a dally meat market opposite llnlton's Hotel, Mnrket square, flmt stall In the market house, where, they will keep consliiuily on hand tlui hest moats, which can he had at any hour of tho day fresli from the refrliicrntor wheuor-dored or called lor, IVoo from ull Mies. Meat Slaughtered Every Day. Fresh meats delivered to any part or the city at any hour needed.

Open from clock a. in. to 7 except Halimlny evening, when It will ho open until o'clock p. m. I lmse meats aro superior to any that can he had In tho city.

PRICE LIST: You can see by our electric light on Saturday evenings, a8 well as by day light. Our tailoring department lias just placed on our counter (second floor) a line of warm weather coats. They are In three colors, gray, brown and black, with an indistinct lino running through thelu. They are line genteel goods, all well made with silk, and will always look well, at $2.25 each. Cuovkr'b, Xo.

4 South Market square. Granii Clearing Sai.k ok All Svm-mkk Goons. 1,200 straw hats for men and boys from 5 cents up. They lly. Special bargain In Swiss and Victoria lawns at 10 and l'-'j cents that will astonish yon.

Largest stock of sewing machine needles and oil in the city best quality only. All silk-watered sash ribbon, seven inch, only 50 cent per yard, black and plaids in new shades. Boss corsets 25, 50, 75 cents and $1, all sizes. White shirt, linen bosom and cuffs, 50 cents up; Pearl shirt always iu stock. Gauze uhderwear, ladies and gents', cheaper than ever.

Overalls and monkey jackets and working shirts 35 cents up. Big stock of staple dry goods and notions at prices that will please you. Store open every evening till 9 o'clock and trade dollars taken at par for goods at Bishop's Bazaar, july3-tf 320 Broad street. Dr. E.

C. West's nerve and brain treatment for sale by Markley, Opera house druggist. Price, 90 cents per box, or six boxes for $4.50. a5-3m Lessons given in silk and crewel embroidery, also embroidery done to order at reasonable rates, by Lulu D. Rice, at the Whit sewing machine 3d llarrisburg ml0-3m John X.

Mat'okr, Pottstown, says: "After suffering from dyspepsia eight years Brown's Iron Bitters made a complete cure." Electric bells and burglar alarms, door bells and gongs furnished, put in ninl rennirpil liv 1xtiikkiv. Slum Sirloin Steak, best cut, 15c per lb Fine Rib Roast, Uc Round Steak, best, 13c Chuck Roast, 10c Veal, 10 to 15c, Chuck Steak, 11c per lb. Boiling Beef, from to 10c Spring Lamb, 12 to 16c utton, 8 to 14c Best, Per Pound OSAllownnce for hnanllug house" and hotel koepers. It will pay to tmrchaso this meat, us none betlercnu be hud In this city. C.

WALTERS BRO. H. H. Hartranft, New Boot and Shoe Store I PorsonH in need of BooIh and Shoes should call at the New Boot and Shoe Htore of H. H.

HARTRANFT, No. 310 Market Street, Harrisuiirg, Penna, And examine tho following low-priced Hhoes: Laflics' Button Shoes from $1.25 a Lady's Fine Kid Worked Button Mi lor $1.95 Misses' solid Leather Bntten Shoe for $1.25 up Children's Shoes, Soring Heel, for 80 Cents Men.s Dress Shoes $1.35 bd. PI5JCTDB A3STI DRG-AITS MOI.LF.R A Celebrated Maryland Organs. Bhoiilnger's Grand Orchestral and t'ynihclla Organs. Fine Extended Top Organ, two setts reeds and tromola, seven stops, 50.

Klcgant New Premium Rosewood Plnno, carved case, carved legs, seven and one-third octave, fully warranted for six years, $200. Finest selectlou of classical nnd modern Sheet music In the city. Any piece of music sent postpaid upon receipt ot price. Usual discount to trade and profession. Organs and Pianos sold on easy monthly payments.

Catalogues free. Address, DRUMHELLER No. 109 Market Street, Harrisburg, Pa. PIANOS AND ORGANS TONED AND REPAIRED LEAVE YOUR ORDERS, Buy Teas and Coffees AT THE GREAT Your TIib Largest OryGaadsHause MONDAY, JULY 30th, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Irish Point MBROIDERIEto WORKED OX SWISS and NAINSOOK SETTS TO MATCH, 2 lEclies Deep, 25c, worth 37 l-2c. 4 Inches Deep, 40c, wortti 60c.

6 Inches Deep, 50c, worth 75c. 9 Inches Deep, 75c, worth $1.25. 12 Inches Deep, $1, worth $1,50. SWISS FL0UNC1GS, 25 Cts. to 75 An Elegant Assortment Just Two-thirds Value.

Everything In CAMBRIC EDGINGS 2 Cts. to 50 Cts. 9Spcclul Reduotious lu all sorts ot COLLARS for Ladies aud Children. M. G.

Ml Market Street, FOR RENT. IT OR RENT House No. oo Dauphin six rooms and finished attic; water and gas; 1 per month. JOHN OENSLAGER. 1.1 OR RENT Three-story brick house, 2 No.

318 Cumberland street, hall, bath and gas; rent low. Inquire on premises. RENT To gentlemen, pleasant front rooms, furnished, one square from ixist office. Address J. post otlice box 40..

JulvJi.lwk FOR RENT That well-known business stand, corner Reily and Fourth suitable tor any business; good dwelling and stable attached. Apply to 431 North St. as-tf John I. BeggB, REAL ESTATE, AND INSUKANCE AGENT, 18 North Third Street. EAL ESTATE bought and sold, loann negotiated, rents collected.

IiiKiir-nut-e against fire on aU kinds of property; DltilH iflUSS IHMIICtl nv.nnni breakage; accident policies Usued by the aay, mourn or yeur. XTrt Pmi.l.n.ln.i.l contains einht rooms, bath room and side hail. Apply to JLHiX I BEGUS, No, 18 N. 3d Pa. FOR RENT-No.

1417 Vernon contains seven noms and finished attic, side hall and lare lot. Apnlv to JOHN I. BECHiS, No. 18 X. 3d St.

HarrisbuiK, Pa. TOR SALE The larjre brick dwelling, jo. euu au (opposite ine cnpi-tol grounds), containing all modern improvements and conveniences, and finished in the very best manner throughout; one of the most desirable and pleasantly located homes in the citv; will sell on easv terms. Apply to JOHN I. BEGGS, No.

18 N. 3d llarrisburg, Pa. ITIOR SATjE The very desirable prop-" erty, No. 1417 Vernon containing seven rooms and finished attick, lot 40x180 containing choice fruit, a very desirable home will be sold cheap, the owner having left the city. Apply to JOHN I.

BEGGS, No. 18 N. 3d llar-risluir. Pa. THE LANDISVILLE CAMPMEETING Will commence on TUESDAY, JULY 24,1883, And will have some New and Highly Interesting Features this year.

Temperance Work with Able Speakers Will have Its Special Day on TUESDAY, JULY 31st On WEDNESDAY, AUG. lnt, WILL BE CHILDREN'S DAY, When Sunday Sshools from far and near will have their Graud Harvest Home. Do not forget to come and enjoy these occasions; you will be made welcome. W. C.

ROBINSON, 20r0 Cherry President Iandisville Campmeeting Asso-cition. Lewis Gas track, Pennsylyanla Avenue near North Dealer In COAL. DHY DRY DRY KINDLING KINDLING KINDLING WMim WOOD' WOOD! Dr. David H. Coover, lOCULIST AND AURIST, Has Removed from No.

21 to No. 34 S. Third Street. Movement of Merchant Petition to Councils Where Foot-pan Swarm A petition signed by fifty prominent merchants of the city will be presented in Councils to-night calling attention to mo untair competition to which they are subjected by the leddlers who now swarm in this city and scatter to all parti of the county. What Is known as.

Burke's row. on the corner of Walnut and Canal streets, is the head-quarters of the foot-Dads. Kverv House in me row is occupied by a peddler who has tilled the roomson tna nrsi noor un goods of the lowest grade of manufacture, in fabrics, leather, wooden and tinware. At these headquarters peddlers are supplied, mostly Hungarian, fiftv of whom start thence dailv to hawk their goods in the citv aud through the county. During market hours all the market places in the city swarm with these people, with huge baskets on their arms selling shoes, stationary, cutlery, leather goods, tinware, woodenware, low grade fabrics, notions, etc.

At all hours of the day these nomads can be seen in every part of the city huckstering from door to door to the annoyance of housekeepers and injustice to local permanent dealers. In connection with these facts it is a matter of surprise that the income from license on peddlers is to-day little if any larger than it has been for year's. It is for these rea sons that our merchants remonstrate against the system and we endorse the remonstrance as just in every particular. They have also memoralized council lor some action on the subject at the meeting to-night. Every sale made bv the peddlers is a fraud in some partieularon the buyer, a draw-back to local prosperity and a drain on legitimate sources, whence the city derives its revenues.

The action ot council to-nigut on this subject will lie looked for witli much interest. HARRISBURG MACHINERY. Manufactured for Exhibition at the Kentucky Exposition. The ten-horse power traction en gine and the six-horse jiower portable engine, which will be exhibited by the llarrisburg Foundry and Machine Company, of East llarrisburg, in the one hundred days' exposition, at Louisville, are constructed of the very best material, and are gotten up expressly for the occasion. The l'axton.

20. 734,. is iianasomeiy painted, the running gear is a maple yellow, with broad steps, nne-iincd with green. The bodv of the engine is a rich wine color. The whistle, pump, globe-valve, cocks, cylinder head, blow-off, and the steam-guages are nickle-plated, as well as the company's trade mark, "llarrisburg Car Manufacturing Company." The traction engine.

No. 737, is finished in pre cisely the same manner. 1 his exhibit will compare favorably with any of the fine machinery on exhibition at the centennial exhibition at Philadelphia in 1S70. The company has a torce ot from two hundred ami fifty to three hundred men employed, and the works are run on extra time, or twelve hours per day to meet orders. The following gentlemen are at the head of the different departments aud all can show the honors and reputation the company is entitled to in turn-ingout first class" road and portable M.

E. Hershey, manager; Thomas Reese, general foreman Frank Ebersole, foreman machine shops; Mr. Su-iwig, foreman wood workers department David boiler shop; Edward Webb, paint shops; William Ellis, blacksmith de partment; David bherlock, loundry department; David Miller, pattern shops, aud Benjamin Howard, of the saw mill slepartment. ot tnese gentlemen are old employees of the company and are skilled mechanics. INTER-STATE SCHEDULE.

The Kace for Championship Since the Keceut Decision. A. F. Richter, Secretary of the In ter-State Base Ball As-sociatiou, has received from Secretary Williams, of the American Association, a dispatch stating that the games played by the Merntt club belorc disbanding should count for the Inter state championship, according to the rules oi me aiuh nan tion, hich govern Inter-State games. The matter was left with Secretary Williams, and his decision is final.

lor this reason the record of the Mer ritt club is still preserved in the fol lowing schedule, for the week ending Saturday, July 25, inclusive, showing the standing of the lnter-btate clubs in their race for the championship: 2 C'LVBS. I- Active Anthracite. Brooklyn. Harrisburg. Quickstep.

Trenton- Games lost i Si Jj 2 3 i 4 4 17 42 2 4 i 3j 1 4 3 i 5 Siiss 5i 4i7: lilS.is 4i 5 I 3 1, S. 31 2 5 I t-lilS15! An Unfounded Rumor. A rumor to the effect that quite a number of American Rapid Telegraph men had deserted the ranks of that company and gone to the Western i.nion gained considerable credence. The following dispatch received in this citv explains itself: Philadelphia. Julv SO.

No truth in report being circulated that eight of oor men nave gone oacK to western I Dion mis morning, we have lost but one man since Thursday last. C. L. Lavkrtv. Because of the improved condition ot the iron trade the works of the Al-town Iron Company will be kept in operation.

Asa household word, uone is more familiar than St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure. ii. Hit urttAI btiifi fsi'-z REMEDY WHIM I UI! I Relkrct mad Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lambda. BACKACHE, Kimcu, IC0IB1CII SORE THROAT.

SWKLLI.NUS. PBAIXS, Sonus Oats, Brsiut FBOSTBITES, BTBXS, SCALDS, lad Mbr bodily if sud pkia. ran cetis i Bomi lit ClulM A.Vagler Akwm A. Tenter ATLANTIC and PACIFICTEA COMPANY STORE, 221 MARKET STREET, (OPPOSITE COURT The Largest Importers and Retailers in the U. S.

of A. COFFES ROASTED AND GROUND FRESH DAILY! Sugars Sold at N. Y. Refiners Prices Harrisburg Branch 831 Market opposite Court House. Goods delivered to all parts of the city free.

120 brach stores in the V. S. of A. T. EVANS, Manager.

wither Fnlr weather, northerly winds, rising followed by falling barometer, nearly sta tionary temperature. THINGS BRIEFLY TOLD. Game of ball every day this week Legislature meets to-night at o'clock. The Brooklyn club will play to morrow afternoon in this city. The State camp P.

O. S. of will meet at llazleton on August 14. Base ball games are well attended In this city, especially by ladies. The Altoona crii kit club expect to play a game in tins city on the 11th ot August.

There will be a meeting of the Democratic State Committee to-morrow at p. ui. Abe Steese is captain of a base ball club of plasterer, lie is anxious to receive challenges. The Sabbath schools of Wormleys-burg will hold their annual union picme at Flue Grove park Saturday, August 4. Blakely, the new pitcher of the Harnsburg ease Dan club, win piay to-day in the contest with the Wilmington Quicksteps.

A special meeting of the school board will be held to-morrow evening for the purpose of electing the teachers for the coming term. The funeral of Benjamin Wallower, who met with sudden death on Friday evening, took place yesterday. It "was largely attended. The Finance committee will hold a meeting prior to the convening of Councils this evening. The market house question will come up for discussion.

A charter was this morning issued to the Bellefoute Electric Light Steam Heating and Steam Motive Power Company. Capital stock, $10,000. The foundation for the new saw mill of the llarrisburg Car Company is finished, and a large force of workmen commenced the wood work today. Two train jumpers, who gave their names as Thomas Hallett and George Yellets. appeared before the Mayor this morning and were consigned to Fort Puey for five days.

The sunset of Saturday evening caused many people to believe that a serious conflagration was raging somewhere above the city. Several tire companies had ilieir horses and apparatus ready to run out. The Washington Hose Company of this city have Usued about five hundred invitations for their pieuie on August 30, and expect visitors from Carlisle, Mechaniosburg.Middletown, York. Lancaster and Lebanon. Ladies who desire to read paperback novels on the hotel piazza have covers of satin that ar either hand-painted or embroidered, which they slip on.

and the book then has the most elegant appearance. Harry M. Graham on Saturday evening robbed a companion named Evans, while the latter was asleep, of Graham was afterwards apprehended, but only $1.11 of the monev was recovered. -W Personal. Miss Annie Boyer, of this city, is at present enjoying the picturesque scenery and healthful Juniata breezes of Thompsontowu.

She is the guest of Mis Emma Tennis, well knowu in this city. Mr. William AValters, an efficient clerk in the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad otlice at this point, has just returned from a visit to the battlefield of Antiet.mi. Letter List. The following is a list of letters remaining in the llarrisburg postofllee for the week ending Saturday, Julv Anderson.

J. D. Klrkland. James S. Barr, t.

F. Leonard. Hugh M. Crowell. V.

C. Lewis, Mrs. A. J. Cruin.

Miss -Emma C. Imwner. H. U. vr ii.

Mvnrs. William. GlKxi, Catharine. Ilennoek A rinney. Graham, Mrs.Harrieti'liook, Win.

H. irris, J. O. Simpson. L.

C. Hermanton, L. M. strauser, Miss F. Henry.

H. Treat. L. I lekes, Mrs. Sadie.

Washinaton. Thos. Jones Jacob. William. Elizabeth.

Woodburn. Miss Dority. A School for Indian Girls. Negotiations have boen going on which will likely culminate in the leasing of the Wilson Female College at Cliambersburg to the United States Government for the use of a female Indian school. Captain Pratt and several prominent Government officials are in favor of it and are work ing the matter up.

The Seeretarv of the Interior has been advised of the proposition and terms, and it is expected that as soon as be can be heard from a lease for a terra of years wiU be effected. Saturday's Base Kali (iaiuea. The Clippers of this city defuated a club at Fairview: Capitai City club defeated the Central in South Harris-burg by a score of of 9 to Stars downed the Blue Boys of Mid-dletowu to the tune of 15 to 9: IIuui-melstown dub laid out the Middle-town Mufl'ers, at Huinmelstown, by a score of 2i to 7. Part of a game of ball was played betwen the Indepex dent and Patriot nines, in which the former toyed with their adversaries and allowed them to pile up IS runs. The Independent boys then waded in and pelted the bail all over the lield making five runs in short order.

An unfortunate rain storm came up, however, and the game was called before the fifth inning was completed. This was done at the earnest solicitation ot the Patriot nine, who saw plainly that defeat stared them in the face if the last five inning were rdaved. TALKING WITH THE GOVERNOR. Mrs. Skelton Face to Face with Hi Excellency Governor I'atUon.

Mrs. Skelton, the temperance advocate, who has been lecturing in this city the past week, in the Hall of the Legislature and elsewhere, appeared at the Y. M. C. A.

rooms forenoon, and addressed a large audience in the Elder l'resbvterian church in the evening. At the' morning Ucture in Association hall Mrs. Skelton remarked "I am goin to say to you here, my friend what I told the Governor of your State yesterday. This is not a political question. It belongs neither to the Democrats nor the Republicans, but it concerns all classes the entire population of the broad continent." The lady then adduced forcible arguments, and made touching appeals to her hearers to be up aud doing and assist in pushing the temperance column along.

Everyone Invited to Save Cash at B. E. GOODMAN'S. "yE open this week with another appeal to the public. Wo are going to lot very one In Harrlsburg know where he can buy good clothing the cheapest, If liberal advertising will accomplish that object.

We also wish to remind the public that tho clothing wc are selling so low Is not low-grade goods, Our Block comprises the beat lot of custom-made work to be found In tho country. Hoeing Is believing, so come sea our tine stock. Fancy Mixed Suits, (0, flO.ftO. Dress Diagonal Suits, $11, 14. Good Caaslmere Suits, $0, 7, H.

English Broadcloth Suits, fl3, IS. Parisian Line Suits, 10, fl- Fine Dark Striped Pants, 9, 3. Genuine Cnsslmerc Suits, $8, JIO. Good Mixed Pants, J1.7n,J-J,f'J. no.

Odd Coats and Vests from f9. 60 to (5.50. Children nnd Hoys' Suits at about one-half usua lrates. No. 422 Market Street, The Only Custom-Made Clothiers in Harrisburg, Pa.

"i --r5, Ed a 3 PL. DR. ARNOLD, Druggist. Cor. Siiti anl Harris HARRISBURG, PA.

HAS certainly the best remedy far Malaria that Iihs yet been produced ISo far it has not failed in any cane where the disease wan one of true Malaria It has been extensively used in llarrisburg, Marysville, HummelPtown, many parts of Dauphin and Perry counties and fn some of tlie Western States. has eained a reputation for its merit only and has been advertised most extensively by those who have used It, who best can speak of its virtue. One man was cured with three doses. Another lady sick for three months after consul tins half dozen of the best physicians of llarrisburg and Lancaster, was cured with one bottle. Hundreds of names of the worst cases are now on record who hnv been cured with from one to three bottles.

The doctor win uie gienc pigtail re in showing these names. Ir. Arnold gives special attention to the treatment ot Sfalnrla, and after an experience of eight years now offers to the public this most wonderful discovery. No Quinine! Con sultations in German and English Free of Uharge fr.ee ol fcure Malaria tnre, oo cents. Call at once and you will never regret it bent by express on receipt of 75 cents in postage stamps.

Sold by drug gists ur. jn, ttaysor, general agent. aprSVly GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, FOUNDED A 1789. Rev. James A.

Doonnn, S. Pres't. ACADEMICnnd SCIKNTIFIC SCHOOLS open on Thursdny.Sept. 13,1883. Hoard, luirion.

aoper annnni. ror particulars address, President Georgetown College, li. C. THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE opens on Monday, Sept. 4th, 1883.

Terms for the mil course oi lectures, ftuu. Audreys, J. W. H. Lovcjoy, M.

Dean, 900 12th N. Washlliiston, D. C. THE SCHOOL OF LAW opens on Thursday, Oct. 4., 1883.

Course of studies extended and rearranged. Faculty: Hon. R. T. Merrick.

Hon. Jere. M. Wilson. Judge W.

A. Richardson, (U. S. Court of Claims), Martin Morris, LL. ii.kiiu J.

J. Darlington, Esq. C. W. Hodman, LL.

Dean. Terms, $80 per annum. Address, Sam'l M. Yeatman, Esq Secretary, 1425 N. Y.

N. Wash ington, v. u. jyn-im Kurzenknabe Sons, 1308 Third SI, Harrisburg, Grand, Square and Upright PIANOS 5 AND 6 OCTAVE ORGANS, JWCheap for cash and on monthly In-Btalliiients. Harrisburg Eye Hospital and Infirmary, No.

25 N. Tbim HarrisSarg, Pa. H. L. STICKEL, M.

Oculist, Geo. H. Vantilburg, PRACTICAL TIN ROOFER I Calder Street near Third. TIN laid on over shingles same as sheeting at Lowest Rates. Special rates to builders.

Also, Spouting and Repairing ot kinds 4tir aprlT-ly Kale, train leaves Harrlsburg lhiupliin Clin k's Kerry Halirax I.vkens.... Milli'rsburs Trevorton Sellnsgrove Htmmokln Hlveniiiie Northumberland Spring Mills Coburn Mltlliubtirc; Iewisburg fs. 'i a. m. 8 00 S.iO tuvs MS ll.Si 10.03 10.18 10.8S 10.1J 11.18 S.00 10.00 11.00 11.08 11.1S ll.l 1133 11.4 10.05 10.00 11.15 11.45 in.

1S.40 7 So 1 70 7 IVi 7 8.1 7 20 7 7 40 7 45 7 (1 IV 0 00 7 75 7 00 7 00 0 SO 0 To Mlllon 8 Watsontowu S5 lVwart 0 50 Mouiitomery 40 Muncy 6 SO Uenovo 7 25 lVllefontc 7 1X1 Lock Haven 6 00 Jersey Shore SO Newberrv 6 10 6 DO Arrive at Watkins at 4.15 p. m. Tickets good only on special train to Watkius, but from Watkius they will be good any time within ten days from date of issue anil good to stop off at any intermediate point. Kxcur-sionists will have the privilege of going from Watkins by steamboat over Seneca lake to Geneva, thence to Niagara Falls via Xew York Central Railroad, passing the celebrated Clifton Springs en route, or direct by rail via Canandaigua. Returning via same route except via Canandaigua instead of via Geneva and lake to Watkins.

The scenery over the entire route cannot be excelled for beauty and grandeur. The accommodations for this excursion will lie first class in every particular. The fare to Niagara lulls aud return from all points has been made extremely low and within the means of all. JjSee railroad fare from llarrisburg, only $3.23, and other points In proportion to the distance. Arrangements will be made for reduced rides at the hotels at Watkins Glen and Niagara Kails, and for carriage hire aud admission to the places of interest, so that persons will know just what it will cost before making the trip, the details ot wnicli win be announced in a few days.

The summer issue of Stratcbridge Clothier's Quarterly, just out, is a splendid number; every page is of interest to the ladies. New fancy work designs and stitches; instructions in amateur art, and how to adorn the person and decorate the home; a pretty piece ol new vocal music; and the summer fashions iu every department of dry goods fully illustrated. Trice, 15 cents; get a copy from your news-dealer, or send to Strawbridge it Clothier, Philadelphia. julyI3-2wk BUSINESS NOTICES. Skwi.no machines, clothes wring ers, carpet sweepers, repaired scissors, knives, ground, at l.N- trkkis's repair shop, 201 N.

2d st. COM.MKXDABLK ESTERr-RlSK. Messrs. Walter Brother will open to-morrow, Tuesday morning, at stall No. 1 Market square market house.

opposite Bolton's hotel, a daily meat market, where meat can be had tivsli from the refrigerator at any hour of the dav. The meat will be of a su perior quality and will be delivered at any time to suit purchasers. This enterprise will supply a long felt want and should be liberally patronized. See advertisement for price list aud particulars. It The members of Olive Kncainp- meut.

No. 1. O. U. are requested to meet at the hall, No.

304 North second street, on luesdav afternoon, at 1.30 p. to attend the funeral of Patriarch Daniel Erb. Members of the order in the city are invited to participate. Interment at hast llarrisburg cemetery. Conveyances will be at the hall.

30-1 1 Lush. CP. Straw Hats. The cheapest place to buy stylish straw hats is at S. W.

Zollinger's. 430 Market street. junel-tf. 433 Market Street. 433 Frank S.

Keel has opened his prescription drug store, in the room formerly occupied by C. R. Com-mings, jeweler, 433 Market street, with a full line of drugs, chemicals, toilet and fancy articles, etc. Every-thiHg fresh, neat and clean. -A souvenir will be presented to each person upon their first purchase.

A superior quality of soda water drawn from a handsome Tuffts fountain. Kissen-gen, Vichy and genuine Saratoga Gey ser on draught. Telephone connec tion. mayl2-tf. Captaix John W.

Machlax. Pensions, increase of pensions, back pay, horse claims, refused claims reopened by new and material evi dence and all other claims attended to, including the removal of the charge of desertion approved by act of Congress, August 7, 1882, Section 5. Persons wishing to place claims in my hands or desirous of information are requested to call on me or address with postage previous to August 15. Otlice 304 Cumberland street. llarrisburg, Pa.

"I Can Bid Defiance." Syracise, X. Sept. IS, 1SS0. II. Warner SirSj Thanks to your invaluable Diabetes Cure, I can now bid defiance to disease.

W. G-. Armstrong. Lksh Than Auction Prices. We have now on our counters in great variety of dry goods, bought less than the cost of manufacture, which you will be smart to examine.

1,000 yards summer dress goods at 5 cents. Thousands of yards bet prints, 3' lo 4l cents. Victoria laws, 10, 15 cents. Bargains. Extra good tickings, 10 and 12K cents.

Black silks at 87i cents, worth $1.25. Another large lot of celebrated black cashmeres, worth $1, for 75 cents. Same as we have been selling for three years with great satisfaction to our customers. We have hundreds of bargains in dry goods, as good as quoted above, which we will be pleased to show to you. A.

K. Metzoer. d-tf 9 Market square. Call at Frank's. 404 Market street, and see the bargains In glass and queensware.

july25-lwk LADIES' KID BUTTON BOOTS With Worked Buttonholes, $2.00 OUR PRICE $2.00 ACTUAL W'TTTAL ACTUAL ACTUAL 204 Xortli Second" street. je2S Are you in need of glass or queens-ware? If so call at Frank's, 404U Market street. july25-lwk If you want a load of nice, dry kindling wood, oak or pine, call at my office, Third and Cumberland streets. dec9-tf J. S.

Sibi.k. DIED. BKNDER On the 89th Homer, infant son of Jacob M. aud Susan C. Bender.

Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the residence of bis parents. Walnut street near Fill eenth. Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. FORD On the 8th Surah, wife of EUis W. Fora.

Funeral Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock from her late residence, 1836 Ridge road. Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. ERB On the SSth at Eberly's Mills, Cumberland county, Daniel Erb, aKcd 70 years. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the residence of E. F.

Gilbert. Rela tives nnd friends invited to attend with-onl further notice. WANTS. Wants, Rents and Sales, four lines, fn-rtert one time for 25 cents times for fri lersons want' inti help or having property to rent or or S'ite, or desiring any particular article, can use no better ntcthotl of making their wants known than bv usino these departments of the jynEPICXDltyT. It reaches over families daily.

"flANTEIv-A competent and reliable mirxe for child two vears old. Apply at once to Ij. K. OOI'ELANP, at Mrs. Iibrteh's, 1 N.

Market So. 3(Mt YV "ANTED A girl for reneral house- nuih. ni mui Ki'i it. Jy80 3t "lr.A NTFU A respectable while girl; competent to do a fair amount of general housework, can find employment at a 1 5 X. ad a rrtsburg 28 3 1 YY ANTED woman to do scrubbing.

inquire at tsuiiujs hui t.u. "llANTED A situation in an office or YY store: can come well recom mended this office. "IT" ANTED To sell, stock and tools of stove and tinwnre ebtabhshment in a good business town near Plarvisburg; small capital required: possession eiven September 1st. 1883, Just the time for Fiove iraue. ror particulars auuress, 'TIXSM1TH." this office.

t-lt llrANTED Several gentlemen or lndy boarders at 14 8. Market also a number of fine rooms for rent at reasonable rates jy-lv JKXXIE FENXEBECKER. "11TASTED-Salesmen, to canvass for the saleof nursery stock; unequalled facilities; no experience required; salary and expenses paid; 500 acres of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, W. A T. SMITH, Geneva.

N. V. nprvm FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE The three-storv; So. "06 North Third Btreet.

Also selling off at reduced prices my entire stock ot boots and shoes, consisting in part of some of the best hand-made stock. JACOB WALTERS, JSo. 706 N. Third street. Jyl2.tf a RAIN FAN Eagle patent, nearly in will be sold cheap.

Inquire at -o. 8 N. 4th at. Je7-tf LOTS Several very fine building lots on 7th St. between Muench and Ma- clay terms very easv.

24-lw CttCUtUfc; V. TOKTEK. LOT Vacant, situated on Cumberland St. between Elder aad Fulton, 20 feet front, 119 feet deep, to Hav alley. Apply to WARREN A.

ZOLLINGER, 13 S. Market Sq. m--tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE members of State Capital Lodge, No. 70.

I. O. O. are requested to meet at the lodge room. No.

304 Sd St. on Tuesday afternoon at 1.31) to attend the funeral of Brother Daniel Erb All members of the order In the city are invited to participate. Interment at East Harrisburg cemetery. Conveyances will be at the hall. -lt K.

ii. SPANGLKR, N. O. DR. I.

H. JENNINOS, SURGEON DENTIST, Office 102 N. 2d street, corner Walnut. Jyaa-aia REMOVED DR. J.

W. ROOP.from 213 Chestnut St. to 934 N. 3d telephone connection. jy7-4m AMERICAN HOUSE Corner State and Spruce good will and fixtures.

Apply to J. A. MAUGlaR, on the premises 25-lw "TUNG SING, Chinese Laundry, 118 9 rau ora lateen on every any ot the week and returned the third or fourth day thereafter; all kinds of work done In the best manner. jyl0-lm BIRD STORE Fancy birds, cages and bird seed. C.

W. PIKE, 324 Straw-berry Ave. Jell-lm CALL at No. 30 S. 3d St.

nnd leave your order for a pair of the finest and latest style hand-made boots or shoes In tbe city. Repairing neatly done. JylS-3m E. H. WATERS.

PUBLIC SALE Will be sold, on August 4, 1883, at the boat yard of David Leonard, in the borough of Dauphin, the canal boat "Josie," It being sold for a bill of repairs. DAVID LECOf ABC. OUR PiUCE, OUK PKICE, $2.00. OUR PRICK, $2.00. IT' C-kIirt'r OUR PRICE, $2.00.

OUR PRICK, $2.00. OLCJl II O. OUR PRICE, $2.00. OUR PRICE, $2.00. OUIt JR1CE, $2.00.

OUR TRICK, $2 00. 333 MARKET ST. OVH PRICK, $2.00. OUR PRICK, $2.00. ximtn.n OUR I'RICE, $2.00.

ACTUAL VALUE, $2.75. ACTUAL VALUE, $2.75. ACTUAL VALUE, $2.75. ACTUAL VALUE, $2.75. $2.00 OUR PRICE $2.00 4ffTlie remarkable low mice at which we offir above shoes Is uot their most Important feature.

While making them to please the eye ami tit the foot, we have also given a large share of our attention to the material used In their construction. This is a quality which will insure their wearing twice a Ioiik as shoes umiaily retailed at this price. We have a beautiful Button Hoot. It is un rxcellent quality line kid, French fly, worked holes, pointed toe. our price, B.OO.

Actual value, The hundsomest French Kid Blipper in Harrisburg, with Louis Quinze heel, only $400. The Largest Stock The Best Styles. E. STERN'S, 333 Market Street. farAII OrdVrs by Mnll Promptly Atlfnilcil To Tft NOW OFFERING VALUE, 2.75.

VALUE. 2.75. VALUE. $2. 75.

VALUE, 2.75. AS- SPECIAL BARGAINS from Overstocked Manufacturers. 1,000 Pairs Brogans At 00 cents, worth 1.2B. 500 Pairs Men's Congress Gaiters Atfl.ua, worth 1.80. 500 Pairs Plow Balmorals At 80 cents, worth $1.40.

to the trade and expect to Within 15 Days, AT MEILY'S 214 AND rket Street We have opened these Goods Dispose of all Ma Estate of Lena Gray, Late of the City of Harrisburg, Deceased. LETTERS of administration on tho above estauj having been granted to the undersigned all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims to present tho same without delay to DAVID H. 8W0PE, 1118 Penn P. Jyl3-oaww SO COME AT ONCE.