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irfTfiWiffii Store Miscellany P. 8. Items. Giant of the Post stud Present. The Independent LEAVES A GOOD IMPRESSION BEHIND 5C- A BAR EVERYWHERE WASH WONT CLOTH THE TRINIDAD ASPHALTUM BLOCK COMPANY, Half hose see the unbleached, seamless, elegant fitting i hose we give at 12 tc a pair.

They're as good as you'd expect for 18 to 20 cents don't miss them at 124c If you want the best unbleached, medium weight, fine quality half hose, take those at a quarter pair. Thev're hieh spliced heel and sole they're a fine grade and have quality to recommend tnem. The grey mixed men's hoie at 5c, 8c, 92 and up to ie, give you a great assort ment of these grades. Those that are 9c a pair will give pairs for a quarter look at them, you'll not find tbeir like anvwnere eise. Ladies' Hosiery there's a small lot of black ribbed going out at 17c that we consider cheap at 2uc.

Another bargain lot In Oxford and Cambridge hose, full regular made they go at 17c, too. Still another lot of unbleached or Balbriggan full fashioned at 17c these were a great bargain at 2oc. Dives, Pomeroy Stewart. "Catch" ob and get the "Harrisburg Ponies" cigar. Delicious.

5c. 5-1-tf W. F. Goehbig, stack and steeple painter and repairer, of Williamsport, is in this city and will remain for two weeks. Stacks painted with metallic paint while in operation.

Orders, for painting can be addressed him at uz North street, wiiiiamspon, ra. 9-3-2wks Cabinet Size Photos, feb dozen $1.00 per dozen. Cheapest and best in the city. Proof shown. All join in praise of the style, finish and accurate likeness of our special $1.00 photos.

Try them and you will have no others. John u. lemer, 1213 North Third street, Harrisburg. 3-20-tf "On Deck" Every time the "Hairisbnrg Ponies cigar cents. o-l-tf "Only for a bride." If going to house keepiug you will want nice, clean, odorless geese feith- ers, an article not always to be had.

We haveiust received another Invoice of the feathers that have given such satisfaction to former purchasers, only 75 and 85 cents per pound. Window shades in the new colors of spring fixtures ready to hang, 35 cents each. A lot of home-made rag carpets to be closed out at a big bargain for want of room. Bed comfortables from 75 cents up; pillows already filled, $1.00 each; white counterpanes 6d cents, 81.00 and nice heavy quilts; blankets $1.00 per pair and up; floor oil cloth 25 cents per yard; table oil cloth 25 rents per yard; sheeting 21 yards wide 25 cents a yard; table linen, bleached and unbleached 20 cents and up; Turkey red table covers 18 cents per yard and up; towels at all prices; muslins, gingbaais, at greatly reduced prices, at bishop's bazaar. w) Broad China cups and saucers a new, unique pattarn 1U cents for cups and saucers.

China dessert and chow-chow plates 10 cents each. A neat china dessert plate, 5 cents each. WOOLWORTH it HE89LKT, 7 20-ly-c9-7 406 Market St. "Er, Royalo." The new 10 cent cigar, made of tht finest, most aromatic Havana that can be had. A splendid smoke.

Try it. E. L. Wagner, manufacturer. 3.5.

tf The Harrisbub0 Ponies is a ciack club. So is the "Harrisburg Ponies" cigar a capital os. smoke. 5-ltf Timothy Seed I Forty-five pounds to the bushel. Seed Wheat and Fertilizer, at Eby's sead department.

sept 10 2t "Strikk" for a cigar store and get the burg Ponies" fie, ciear. "Harris- 6-1-tf Bowman Populab Dry Goods and Notion House, No. 326 Market street, extend to their patrons and friends their annual fail greeting. The vacations are drawing to a close and school days are approaching very rapidly and the children are all preparing for school. Now is the time to buy ginghams, satine dress goods, at low prices.

Flannelettes are very desirable tbis fall, and we have a beautiful assortment at 10a and 12c, have a fw tines left which we will close out at 7c per vard. A few words about jerseys. We have them in fast black as low as 45c. Smocked ones at 65c. The cool September nights make one feel for their flannels.

We have white, grey, red and fancies which we will sell at factory prices. In dress goods we have all the latest novelties in plain, mixtures, stripes and plaids, One case mixed cloth, 36 inches wide, at 17c per yard, regular price 25c. One case brocaded cashmeres, 36 inches wide, regular price 25c, now I6c. Full line of the celebrated Jamestown dress goods In reference to shawls, we say we have the cbeapest line in the city. Long, black Thibet shawl at $2.25.

Single black Thibet shawl at $1.25. Call ind examine for yourself and be convinced Bowman Co. Save Youb Babes from Cholera Infantum by using Dr. Fahrney's Teething Syrup. A sure pre ventive.

Druggists sell it, cents. m8-6mo TWFNTY-FTVE different brands of cigars manufactured by E. L. Wagnf 824 and 326 Straw berry avenue. Prices from $15 to $65, Dealers should write for price list; "Stop" in at your dealer's and get the "Harris burg Ponies." Unequaled, 6c 6-1-tf The Harrisburg Steam Carpet Clean ing wsrks are now ready to clean your carpets, in their new building, 417 and 16 Broad street.

3-26-tf-c-5-24 J. Lavebty, Agnt. Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator. 7,27 DIED. CORBETT At his home in Dauphin, on the inn at 1 o'cicck a.

jesepn C'orbett, aged 70 years, 7 months and 18 days. Funeral on Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late residence. Relatives ana friends are invited to attend without further notice. 11-St LEE On Monday evening, Sept. 9, J.

F. Lee. Funeral Friday morning. Services at the Pro-cathedral at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attsnd without further ee.

it FOR SALE. TXR SALE OR RENT A number of new briek dvellinm Tith iranmvATnAnta nieolv located. Apply toO. H. ORCUTr.

No. 267 Cumberland Real Estate, Sent an In- uues agent. 10-1 A Good Shoe for Workingmen. H. Delta's.

925 N. Tblri Street. The following occurred last Sunday in one of the classes in Ridge Avenue Methodist Sunday school, during the lesson of David and Goliath, when the teacher of a class of bright little fellows, thinking to call out their ideas of giants aalrad- "Araihora lliv trlanta tinw-1- days? Instsntly a scholar replied, "yes, rum Still pressing the class for further replies, the teacher inquired: "Are there anv others?" To which came the rather droll repiy. 'The Cuban Giants," meaning the fa nious colored base ball club. After this it was thought best not to seek for further information.

The Highway Department. The Hishwav Commissioner is in receipt of a letter from a firm In New York, offering for saie several secoua-hand street sweepers, garbage carts, at ageat bargain. Would it not be well, now that Third street is being oaved. for the city to provide itself with a machine to keep it and Market street clean? A new cherry cabinet, with private drawers, book rack and all the neces- sory appurtenances, is an addition to the furniture in the Highway Commissioner's office. Counterfeit Money.

Counterfeit $10 bills are being exten- sivelv circulated In the eastern part of the State. It is said that several suspicious characters who have a good deal of money in their posseesion have been In this city for some days and it will be well for our people to be on the watch for the spurious money. Uarrlage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were granted since our last report William a. snyder and iiaeeie mess- ner, of Pillow.

David Garman and Carrie Trout, of Middle Paxton township. Laying New Crossings. The Supervisors are layiug street crossings in their respective disticls. The crossings in East Harris burg win be laid next week. All the new crossings are cf asphalt blocks.

Began Work. Contractor Nolen began work this morning on the sewer in the alley "Brooklyn," between Herr and Cumberland, and Cameron and i-leven- and-a-Half streets. Expected to Arrive To-Day. On the 4th Inst. Mrs.

Haly, who has been in London, left Liverpool on the American line steamship Ohio, and ex pects to reach Philadelphia to-day. On the 23th of this month, Mrs. U' Conner expects to leave Liverpool on the steam- snip Etruna, and to arrive in new York about the 5th or 6th of October. Beautifying the Building. Workmen were engaged this morning painting the front of the building occupied by Cook Sweeney Cook, Owing to the rain this afternoon work was suspended.

Regular Monthly Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Harrisburg Weenie Company will ba held a' the office of the company on Monday next, the 16th at 8 o'clock p. m. Much Improved. The Carlisle Evening Sentinel has donned a new dress, new head line, and is otherwise muA improved and beauti tied in appearance.

Always sprightly and ac urate in its editorial and news columns, its face brightened by new type, adds greatly to its well earned worth as a newspaper. BOOK NOTICE. Bluebird Notes. Poems by Ira Bill- man. Square octavo, 310 cloth $1.50.

New York: Funk Wagnalls. This book contains 136 poems, show ing considerable diversity of length subject, measure, and merit. Most of them are short, perspicuous, and read able. The longest are Ultima Thule, Wilhelmina, The Pearl of Great Price, Electricity, and The Wiz zard. The author has evidently enjoyed his work, and his lines are full of sweetness, philanthropy, and loyalty to right.

Some ot tfiun am exceedingly touching, and reveal no small degree of poetic genius. Among otner themes. the poet sings of Duty and Beauty. Unl versal Harmony, Eternal Progress, The Musical Mountain, God's Mobility Life's Great Overflow, Worship, Christ, Iconoclasm, Alma Mater, Graves of Dead Hopes, Conservatism, Eternal Silence, Heredity Equality, Latent Forces, The Realm of Mystery, Failure, Success, The New Niagara, The Legend of the Pines, Tne Oldest Psalm of Life, Room at ihe Top, Knights of Labor, The Higher Altruism, Henry Ward Beech er. Courage, What Makes Christian, The Problem of Evil The Poet's Portion, Miracles, My Mothers Grave, lhe Little Hewsby, Our Angels, The Eternal Wonder.

The volume is beautifully printed on heavy calendered paper, and It will be safe ennobling, and helpful in any family, The author need not conceal the fact that he is a congregational minister, settled in "the land of steady habits." BUSINESS NOTICES. A. Jay Cross specialist in lenses for the eye, formerly visiting C. A. Augh-inbaugh, jeweler, this city, is now per- manentlv located at 18 West 23d street New York.

sepl2 eoth-ly. G. A. R. Encampment at Gettts- bcbo September 7 to 14 Pennsylvania Day September 11 and 12.

Ihis will certainly be the largest gathering of veterans at Gettysburg since the battle. The Piesident. Gov ernor, regular and State troops will par ticipate. To accommodate those desiring to attend the Cumberland Valley railroad will sell excursion tickets cover ing the above dates at one fare for the round trip. Below is given the arrangement of trains: From MoLdav.

SeDtember 9. until Saturday, September 14. trains for Gettysburg will leave Harrisburg as follows: 4.35 a. a. 12.20 d.

3.45 p. m. and 9 p. m. Returning leave Gettysburg at 6.40 a.

9 p. 1.10 p. 5 p. m. and 11.10 p.

m. On Sunday, September 8, leave Harrisburg at 7.45 a. 12 20 p. m. and 3.45 n.

returning leave Gettysburg at 9 a. 1.10 p. m. and 5 p. m.

On Sunday, Septemter 15, leave Harrisburg at 7.i5 a. m. returning leave trettysourg at 5 p. m. 9-7-1 wk Read, Riders Read.

1 50-inch Columbia Volunteer (shop worn cnlv) 190. 1 54-inch second nana American Challenge, $50, One second nana AiariDoro xanaem tricycle, $150. A few eirir mercies win do ciosea ont at reduced prices to make room for other goods. Call on or address Luther R. Kxlkir, agent for Columbia bicycles, tricycles and Tandems, P.

O. box 114. No. 6i Market square Harrisburg, Pa. 27tf Thursday.

September 12, 1689, Weather Forecasts. Washington, 0. Sept. forecasts for twenty-four hours, commencing at 8 P. m.

for Eastern Pennsylvania: Bains; stationary temperature; northerly winds, THINGS BRIEFLY TOLD. A very pleasant birthday party was held on Tuesday evening at 615 Herr street in honor of Miss Minnie Kineer. Harry Walters, of Ridge Avenue, has purchased a Kentucky trotter. The Fifteenth annual reunion of the veteran association of the soldiers of Perry county will be held in Marysville on Saturday, October lbsa. A young man named Pearson, resid ing in South Harrisburg, while on a visit to his sister at New Cumberland yesterday, cut his left hand severely by the breaking of some glass jars he was handling.

The Post Guard of Post 58, G. A. will hold a camp fire and picnic at 1 ess' island, opposite Steelton, for the purpose of raising funds for purchasing an outfit for the guard, on Saturday aner- noon and evening. An old fashioned spelling bee will be given by the Memorial U. a.

Sunday school at the City Grays' armory Friday and Saturday eveninss for prize, con sisting of a gold dollar, to be given to the best speller in attendance. All members of the Mt. Pleasant Fire Company and citizens accompanying the excursion to Paterson, N. are requested to meet at the engine house Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock to com plete arrangements incident to the trip. Dolls' marriage.

Miss Marv Kremer and Calder Foltz were united in marriage at the resi dence of Eev. Mr. Kremer, on South street near Front, last evening, in the presence of a select company of the immediate friends of the high contracting parties. There was only one Drids- maid, Miss Kremer, sister of the bride, there beiDe no groomsman. The wedding march was played bv Mr.

John Kremer. who ac- itted himself with great credit. The tremony was performed by Chailes Kremer. The bride was the daughter of Frances Kremer, and the groom, a son of Nettie Foltz, who was prevented from being present by illness. The bride was dressed in dark blue plush; the groom wore a conventional black suit.

Among those present were Misses Kremer, Catharine Gross, Alice Whitman, Minnie Forney and her daughter Mary Louise. Alter con gratulations of the newly married couple refreshments were served, after which the bride and groom started on a wedding tour around the house. Steelton Items. The Paxtang Hook and Ladder Com pany, No. 1, will hold its regular meeting on Friday night, September 13, at 7.30 o'clock.

All members are re quested to be present, as business of importance will be transacted and the final arrangements made for their visit to Carlisle. The bath rooms of the new bathing establishments are completed and the fixtures put in are of the latest pattern, and the bathing rooms are handsomely furnished and carpeted. The steel works were visited by a large number of people yesterday from different sections of the State, who have been attendmg the meeting of the dis trict lodge of theG. U. 0.

O. F. in Har- risburg this week. For the Infant Sunday School. An informal talk was indulged in at the congregational meeting at the Ridge Avenue M.

E. church (last night for the purpose of erecting an annex to the present Ridge avenue church for the use lof the infant Sunday school. The meeting proved to be encouraging to those who are interested in having the annex built, and it is quite probable that work on it will be commenced in a skort time. If built the annex will be a one-story brick building. Rendered Sweet Music.

The Hummelstown Silver Cornet band, under the leadership of that priD' of musicians. Professor Charles F. Greenawalt, serenaded the de pendent office last evening. The Liberty Cornet band, of Phila delphia, rendered a choice selection In front of the Independent office last evening. Preparing for Their Trip.

The Mt. Pleasant Fire Company will start on Monday for PAterson, Si. to take part id the fare men's celebration in that city. 1 he company is making ex tensive preparations for the trip, and will meet at the engine house on Fiiday nigbt at 7.30 to leceive badges and other equipments. Queen Anne Tea Party.

A Queen Anne tea party will be held at the City Gray's armory, on Tuesday evening, September, by the lonng People's Mission Band, of the First Bap tist church. Tickets la cents, can be had at the door, which entitles the holder to tea. Personal. Mrs. McGann, of 1944 Noith Sixth street, is visiting her parents in Phila delphia.

Miss Mamie C. Miller, of Snyder, Lebanon county, is the guest of Miss Viola Peters of 813 Market street. Judge J. B. McPherson, of Lebanon.

and family who nave been spending the summer at boars Head, N. H. are about returning to their home at Lebanon. Mrs. George G.

Boyer, Mr, and Mrs. Johnson Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson, of this city, are among tne storm oouna euesis at Atlantic City. Charles Wollerton, assistant foreman at the repair shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, accompanied by his wife, left yesterday morning for a two week's trip to 1'iitsburg, Columbus, Indianapolis and St.

Lous. Miss Mary E. Hoffer, Miss Emma McAlarney and Miss Lemer have gone to Wellesley college, Mass. W. E.

Bailey, formerly of this city, has been nominated by the Republican county convention of Kings county Washington territory, for State Sena tor. Alex. G. Rutherford, of Philadelphia, is visiting his father, John A. Ruther ford, near this city.

Hon. fcamuel M. Wherry, of Cumberland couaty, was in the city yesterday. MauricaC. Eby.

has been appointed aynt in this city for the Society for tne Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mr. Eby's appointment is a good one, and the society is to be congratulated upon tecuring his services. Miss Sallie Napier, of Penn street Is visiting in the country for a few weeks for the benefit of her health. Her many friends hope soon to see her improved tfter her long confinement to her rooms.

Mist Lilly Cockley, of this city, Is visiting Mrs. James Bixler, at the resi-tnce of Mr. C. C. Faber, East and omfret street, Carlisle.

No. 129 Sonth Front Philadelphia, Pa. Blocks can be seen at the Pennsylvania Depot, Che 3'. nut Street Market House and Elsewhere. J.

S. SIBLE, Agent, Third and Cumberland Streets. Harrlsbur-. Pa. Our M.

O. KNOX, President. J. V. ALMON8, Cashier THE UMITED pTE gAflKfc B.

Authorized Capital. incorporated. Paid in Capital, $500,000.00 Topeka, Kansas. $261,000.00 5 per cent. One Year Certificates of Deposit.

6 and 7 per cent. First Mortgage Loans, Payment Guaranteed. $250 Partial Payment, 3 Years, Saving Certificates of Deposit. By payinq the small sum of $19.60 QUARTERLY, for three years (12 pal menta), the holder will receive $250 upon return of Certificates, andpaitiali-jiy ment receipts. Fuy miuti can be made eithpr quarterly, semi-annuillj or annually SEND FOR PAMPHLET GIVING FULL tNFORMATI0 1.

OOU7-IT If Anything Should Happen to you How Would Your Identity be Established? Step Into Oar Place of Business, Opposite the Coort House, ind Ask for Ao IDENTIFICATION CARD. Furnished Gratis. No Person Should be Without One. HENRY GILBERT SON HARRISBURG. PA.

THE PRIHCIPAL STOCK OF HARDWARE. PAHTS, GLASS AND OILS Ml CENTRAL PEMSiLYAMA. WANTS. WANTED A girl for general housework. Inquire at 37 N.

Second St. 12-3t TJTANTED- who has had experience. EAGLE HOUSE, Pennsylvania Ave. poly at id -at ITTANTED-A white girl to do general I Housework. Apply at uigar store, cor ner Third and Walnut Sts.

It WANTED A good steady girl for general housework. Apply at Bakery, Herr and Cameron Sts. WANTED Girl for general housework MRS. GLENN, 781 N. Second St.

TIT ANTED A bright boy about 16 years of age; one wno nas naa experience in dry gocds store preferred: reference required. Apply immediately at L. sir.m a 331 Mar- ket St, 10-3t WANTED A good cook. Market St. Apply at 405 1U-31" WT ANTED 2.000 for 1 year at 6 per cent Ample security.

Address "LOAN," care this office. 9 6t TT ANTED Competent, energetic lady to taite agency oi HarrisDurg ana vicinity for Madame McCabe's Celebrated Sanative Corset; best fitting and best selling Corset made. ST. LOUIS CORSET St. Louis, MO.

FOR PENT. RENT- -Brick house with hall, gas and water in Raspberry Ave. close to Market possession given immediately. Apply to CHAS. S.

SEGELBAUM, 120 S. Second St. 30-tf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SHEAFFER will furnish gentlemen iv JL with good boarding and lodging at 407 Market St. 9-lw LOST String of gold beads on Tuesday evening on Front, Second, State or Market Sts.

Reward if returned to 125 W. State St. It TO LOAN $10,000, on first mortgages on good city property; would prefer to let it out in sum of $1,000 to $3,000, for three to five years. For further particulars addiesis Box 345. City.

9-5-1 Royal ArGanurr. THE regular meeting of Harrisburg Council, Royal Arcanum, will be held on Friday evening, Sept. 13. 1889, at 8 o'clock. It J.

N. DEETER, Secretary. Opening Day. New Gloak House. Shattifck Witmer WILL OPEN ON SatardaY.Sept.14, At 412 Market Tin only Exclusive sol la.

We would be pleased to have everybody come, see ana examine tne largest ana most varied line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats ever brought to this city. A mere into the rcom win not De sufficient nor io the elegant stock justice. It will be to your interest to walk in and take a long look and appreciate what special care, effort and experience has brought hern for you. No stairs to climb. Everything on the first floor in tte wen-lighted room (tormerly occupied Dy the TJ.

B. Book Concern) directly opposite the Pennsylvania depot entrance. Market street 412 Market St Harri-bnrg, Pa. HOW TO SECURE A GOOD TIN ROOF. aA tn TV P.

TatlorCo for a cod? of their I book on KWjFIXe IIX. "bMlO H-Jcicnm, audi 50 Million Square fii lid Without a Mnoc cm-1 It eiioetnll par. I ticuun about roonnft tin, para, icn, una hote 19 protect your'' ayjinrt Ihr of inferior I nnleri-ih. It is book of some 250 paces, pro- I foseir ulnstrated, Tajkw are I the orig-inatora of the tTarlw "OLD STYLE" Br.ndt I EITBA HEAVY COATED ftOOFIHS TIN i This fine, old brand of tin. has been found to I be in as itooa atter tony ran ot j.

fint pat on. Bunplei and bonk mailed free. N. C. TAYLOR CO.

1 aoin war Chteaao. Fkllaatlsata. UeiL flljElT COAT pjl ASTRICH'S Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Afternoons from 2 to 6. Jersey Coats reduced from $2.98 to 31.98. Jersey Coats reduced from $3.26 to $2.50.

Jersey coats reduced from $4.00 to S2.75. Jersey coats reduced from $4.25 to $2.98. Jersey coats reduced from $4.50 to $3.37. Corkscrew jackets reduced from to $3.37. Braided Jersey Coats reduced from $6.00 to $3.98.

Tailor-made, satin faced, reduced from $0.00 to $3.98. Diagonal cloth, reduced to $5.98 Cork screw, reduced from $10.00 to $5.98. Cloth Jacquets, tailor made, $5.50 to $3.98. JERSEY'S. Lotl.

Lot 2. Lot 3. Lot 4. Lot 5. Lot 6.

$1.23. Lot 7, $1.98. Black warranted fast, 33c. Assorted Ladies' and Children's 49c. Assorted Ladies' Odds and Ends, 59o.

Assorted Ladies' Odds and Ends, 79c. Assorted Ladies' Odds and Ends 98c. Assorted Ladies' Odds and Ends, Assorted Ladies Odds and Ends, Bargains this Week. From Monday to Saturday. Silk plushes, all colors.

37c. RIBBONS. Moire, all silk, crown edge. No. 67o.

No. 7 luc. No. 9 12c. No.

12 15c. Moire, satin edge, all lk, all colors. No. ft7o No. 7 10c No.

9120 No. 12loe No. 16 19c Black Groi Grain, crown edge, No. 12 10c Black Gros Grain, satin edge. No.

9 12c NO. 12150 Black moire, crewn edge, all silk. No. 7 10c No. 12-150 Black moire, satin edge.

No. 7-8c No. 9 10c No. 12 14c. No.

16-180. STAMPED LINENS. 18x50 Stand covers, 19c. 18x72 Bureau covers, 29c. Stamped doylies, 3c.

Stamped splashers, extra large, 19c. I Stamped tidies, 14c. 18x50 Momie cloth, 43c. 18x72 Momie cloth, 69c. Biscuit covers, 15c.

Stamped bibs. 8c. UMBRELLAS. Gold cap, inch, 87c. Gold cay, 28 inch, 98c.

Gentlemen's Gingham, gum covory, (5c. Gloria Silk, 87c. TRIMMINGS. A complete line of Black silks and Bead trimmings. Steel trimmings.

Beaded ornaments. Jet gallooons. Colored dress braids. Drapery nets. Dress Flouncings.

LACES. At our Prices. Dress metal buttons, 5c. a dozen. Novelties in fall millnery.

Sailor hats at 12c. Wings, all colors at 10c. Black hats at 19c. Fancy Ribbons at 19c. JEWELRY.

Special sale on Saturday. Look for early Fall Opening next week at 'S HUNTING'S 10CENTSHOW. AT HARRISBURG 16, 17, 18 aod 19. Two Performance. Dally, Afternoon and Evening.

atimtsstov 10 CENTS. LOT OOENEB FOBSIEB AND ELDER STS. EDUCATIONAL. HARRISBURG Business College, No. 333 Market Street.

Fall term commences September 2, 1889 We make specialties of Bookkeeping, Bus! ness Penmanship, Commercial Correspond ence. Business Arithmetic, Grammar, Spell ing. Business Ethics, Commercial Law, Ao curate Calculations. Short Hand and Type writing and such other special branches as may oe aeiirea. J.

E. GARNER, Principal, Harrisburg, Pa. ang24-tf KEYSTONE BUSINESS COLLEGE, of Harrisburg, Pa. OPENS SEPTEMBER 2, 18S9. BRANCHES TAUGHT: Bookkeeping (including Baker Short Methods), Penmanship (Plain and Ornamental), Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Commercial Correspondence, Political Economy, Rapid Calculation.

Civil Government. Practical Grammar, Actual Business. Shorthand and Typewriting. Address, Bernhardt ft Bolton, 8-9-2m 307 Market St. Harrisburg, Pa.

THE MISSES TOMKINSON'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Girls and Boys. Primary Department for beginners. Full academio omirse of stuilv. Inauire at No. 203 North Serand St.

School opens Sept. 12. anrlK-1 JUST OPENED a fu-1 line of Boys' and Youths' Shoes; which are being sold very cheap at II 11. 925 N. 3d Harrisburg, Pa.

RESERVOIR LOTS! A Number of Desirable Lots For Sale On, hi Reservoir Grounds Ridge Avenue and Briggs Street, ON EASY TERMS. These Lots Comprise Some of the Most Valuable Building Sites IN THE CENTRAL PORTION 0 THE CITY, Well Drained, Sewerage, Water and Gas Pipes. The Entire Reservoir Plot Is Already Nearly Occupied With Modem Brick Dwellings Making a Desirable BESILENCE NEIGHBORHOOD. Plan of Lots Can Be Seen At the INDEPENDENT Office, where Prices and Further Information Can Secured. 9 29 1(? MILLINERY I JUSELLING OFF SUMMER STYLES TO CLOSE OUT ALL SUMMER GOODS.

ALL SUMMER MILLINERY MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE AT Mather's Millinery. SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS SGHEFFER'S BOOK STORE, No. 2 1 S. Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. HEADQUARTERS FOR S6H00L SUPPLIES.

ENVELOPES, PENS, PENCIL BOXES, SCHOOL BAGS, SLATES, PENCILS, MUCILAGE, BLANK BOOKS, ERASERS, TABLETS, RUBBERS, INKS, Books Covered Free. WRITING PAPERS, PEN HOLDERS, COMPOSITION BOOKS, ETC. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC Oil I. the: mumu Atlantic City.

N. J. Largest and Most Prominent' located Hotel with i New and Pint-Class Restaurant Attached. 350 Chain. OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

Ceaohes To and From Btaoh and Trains, BRUPHl'S ORCHESTRA. 7-31-tf OHAitLE8 McGLADE. Hotel Normandie, K0W OPEN. Under new T. C.

GILLETTE, Prop'r. Ate of Oolonna-le hotel Poll. JUST RECEIVED Another lot of Ladies' Fine DoDgola button hand-sewed shoes. Special bargain at 925 N. Third St.

Wlllets, M. D. FFICK and reeldenoe No. 114 Chestnit 8t XHaesmi oi Woman a apeoiairr. DEUS -8 KEYSTONE S- Garpet Gleaning Works, TELEPHONE CONNECTION Hi i Idnmeru Cfroot 111 I IgUlUUlJ Ulltblll'T.