Carlisle Evening Herald from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 4

HERALD Published Daily Except Sunday, at No. 58 West High Street, Carlisle, Pa. Delivered to Town Subscribers by Carriers Cents a Week. Mailed to Subscribers at per year. The only.

Republican paper published in Cumberland County, WEEKLY HERALD. Published every Thursday Morning. Price 01.50 Per Annum. Address, TEE HERALD PRINTING Carlisle, Pa JOHN HAYS, JOHN BAKER, Proprietors, JOHN BAKER, Manager. 1900 APRIL 1900 Su.

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PHASES. 9:83 Quarter 22 127. New 0:23 Moon 29 d. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1900 NELSON DALE BREHM. Untimely Death of a Very Promising Young Gentleman.

Mr Nelson Dale Brehm, son of Register Brehm, of West Pomfret street, died at 19,30 o'clock today. He had been ill for a year past with lung trouble. A week ago his condition became serlous, but he did not spend an entire day in bed during that time. At noon today his condition suddenly grew worse and he passed away at the hour mentioned. The deceased was in his 21st year and was born in Newyille, coming here recently when his parents removed to Carlisle.

He was ever patient and uncomplaining and was ready to die when the end came. Mr Brehm knew he could not live long and made all arrangements concerning his funeral. His death is peculiarly sad as it was an untimely one, his career being so full of promise. He was employed for some time in the spoke factory and also in the knitting mill at Newville, and was member of the Zion Lutheran Church of that place. His parents two brothers survive, viz: Herman and John, both at home.

The funeral will be held at 945 on Saturday morning from the house. Interment at Newville. Married. On April 16, at Grace parsonage, Mr Enoch Weigle and Miss Iola Russell, both of Plainfield, were united in holy wedlook by Rey Joseph Daugorty. Death at the County Home.

Sarah Agnes Helm, aged about 63 years, died in the insane department of the County Home. She had been ill for some time with influenza. The remains have been taken to her former place of residence, Hockersville, for interment. "Itching hemorrhoids were the plague of life. Was almost wild.

Doan's Ointment cured me quickly and permanently, after dootors had C. F. Corn well, Valley street, Saugertles, N. Y. Chicago Grain Markets.

Thursday, April 19, 1900. OPEN Wheat, July 663 May 654 Corn, Oats, MIGH LOW CLOSE 674 66g 663 65 3 653 382 23g District P. 0. 8. of A.

Conyeution. On the afternoon and evening of May 80 the District POS of A Convention will be held in the lodge room of Washington Camp, No 171, of A. in this place. Law School Base Ball. The middle class of the Law Sohool will elect a base ball captain and manager this evening.

A game with the Juniors will shortly be played at the fair grounds. The little folks love Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take; perfeotly harmlese; positive oure for ooughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. Marriage Licenses.

The following were issued by Clerk Samuel Bentz: Martin Fehl, Walnut Bottom, and Mattie Cookley, Penn township. Wm Kochenower and Clara A Group, both of Idaville. Trolley to Churchtown. Work will be commenced this week at the Boiling Springs turminus of the trolley on the line to Churchtown. Reduced Rates to Cincinnati.

For the benefit of those desiring to visit Cincinnati during the session of the People's Party National Convention, May 9, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell tiokets from all stations at the rate of one first class fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold and good going on May 7 only, and returning leaving Cincinnati not later than May 12. 8 Eisenhower, pension attorney, recelved notice that a pension had been granted Wm Hildebrandt, of Bloserville, at the rate of $8 per month to commence March 28, 1899, Wanted at Once. A carriage woodworker. Inquire at Howry Meloy, Shiremanstown, Pa.

3 Wanted. At once by the R. H. Wordward live local agents; salary commission. Apply to General Agent, 154 North Pitt street, Carlisle.

a18d3t at the Carlisle Carpet Faotory, ap17tfd Now Furniture. All kinds of new furniture at J. R. Koontz's, No. 180 South Hanover street, Carlisle.

Call and examine my stock before purchasing. 120 Wanted. Three boys from 14 to 16 years of age Lawrence Harmstead Randall, who died at his home in Newville on Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock, was the youngest and last survivor of a Philadelphia family of thirteen children, who his boyhood days in the vicinity spent, and Prune streets and was baptized in the historio St. Peter's P. E.

Church at Third and Pine streets. In his school days he was awarded a prize as the best in the high school, which faculty retained to a large degree in after life. He was born October 14, 1810, and attained the remarkable age of almost 90 years. In early life he was apprenticed to learn the tailoring trade, which ordeal meant more than that of today. In 1833, while working in Harrisburg, he became acquainted with and Was united in marriage Miss Mary Jane a sister of the late Daniel 8.

Dunlap, then a hotelkeeper in Newville, who induced the young couple to locate in the latter place, and where he carried on merchant tailoring tor many years, retiring from the business in 1875. They arrived by stage over the pike and local team from the Newville orossing. In 1883 they celebrated their fiftieth, or golden, wedding anniversary at their home, the children and grandchildren assembling under the parental roof and enjoying a most interesting occasion. Soon after the mother was ealled away. The survivors of the father are: Mrs Wm Titler, Robert Joseph 8, Misses Laura, Marion and Eva Randall, of Newville; Mrs A Newman and Ed.

mund Randall, of Catasauqua, and Wm Randall, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Mr Randall was one of the orginatore and directors of the banking house of Rea, Gracy which institution subsequently obtained a government charter under the title of the First National Bank of Newville, he retaining for fortythree years a directorship and vice presidency until the present year. In public affairs he was chosen burgess, town councilman and school direotor at times and his counsels and administrations were always creditable. He was the means of assisting financially and by conservative counsel many young businees men who are today cessful in this world's affairs and hold him in grateful remembrance and esteem.

In politics his first Presidential vote was cast for Henry Clay in 1832, and he subsequently affiliated with the Republican party, which principles he heartily endorsed and followed, rather than personal adhesion. During the great conflict for the preservation of the Union he sent forth three sons and son-in-law to serve in soldier ranks, and contributed materially in other directions. In 1836, when the first passenger train passed up the Cumberland Valley Railroad, then constructed on stringers and strap iron, he, carrying his eldest daughter, proceeded down the traok 8 distance and boarded the slowly moving train below the depot and was amongst the first Newvillites to enjoy such 8 novel ride. Nine years since he suffered a great afliotion in the loss of his eyesight by the death of the optic nerve, which prevented him from following his great joyment of reading. As he was well formed, 8 good conversationalist and possessed a very retentive memory, be was sought after as an oncyolopedia, and was peculiarly versant with the history of lands and events in the upper end of the county.

A residence of 67 years had qualified him to speak authoritatively.In Newville but few persona remain who were residents when he oame here, the town having grown from a little country village to a place of about 2000 peoplo. His wife has been unoustentatious, and his advanced aged made him revered and appreciated by a large cirole of friends. His funeral will take place Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'olock, interment being made in the family plot in the ancient Presbyterian Cemetery. Newville, April 19, 1900. Obituary.

What Shall we Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day, Let us answer it today. Try Jell-0, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared in two minutes. No boiling! no baking! add boiling water and set to cool. Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry.

At your grocers, 10 cents. Funeral Notice. The funeral of Mrs. Schuehman, late of the county Home, will be held at 3 o'clock to-morrow afternoon from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Maria Foulke, South Bedford street, interment in the old graveyard.

A Musical Entertainment. The choir of the Harrisburg AM Church is expected in town this eyening to give a star concert at Bethel church, East Pomfret street. Great things are looked for from this able company of singers. Word was received from Rev Thomas that he will have a good number with them this evening. The admission is merely nominal for such a treat, being only 10 cents.

At Biddle Mission. Services tonight at Biddle Mission at 7 30 o'clock. Mr. Hemminger will assist in the singing. All are most cordially invited to attend, The noon shop meeting today was held at the frog shops and was a most interesting one.

The meeting will be held there tomorrow noon again at 12 30. In the Register's Office. Letters of administration on the estate of Hiram Hubley, late of North Pitt street, have been issued to Mrs Louisa Hubley, his widow. Mrs. Riley's Condition.

The condition of Mrs Clayton Riley, of West North street, is quite critical and her physician does not expect her to survive the day. Two sons, Morris and are expected to arrive this evening from Pittsburg. Took the Wrong Road. A drunken man attempted to drive to Carlisle over the traoks via Greason and Alterton one day this week but WAS stopped shortly after versing the distance between these places. He made a narrow escape from driving over the side of a small bridge en route.

Where can I get Hoser's butter? At creamery, North Bedford street and MoBride avenue, and 108 West Pomfret street, J. M. M. Ogilby's, or either of his wagons on street. Price 23 centa.

Morphine on Death. The crowd that quickly gathered in front of Victoria hotel Clark street could see the slight, girlish figure as it clung to the slender railing of the fire escape above the eighth story window; and their faces blanched as the wind swayed her to and fro, till at times it looked as though she would be dashed to the pavement below. "I will not come back," she cried, "till you promise me I may have morphine." It was the old, old story of sickness and headache and morphine; then more morphine, till the young woman had become a slave to the habit. Her nervous system was undermined and she had courted death rather than submit to medical treatment and be deprived of the drug. "For more than a dozen years my wife had suffered from female troubles and nervous disorders.

She would experience the most severe headaches, and it would be impossible for her to rest or sleep DO without the aid of morphine or opium in some form. She doctored with the leading physicians at home and several at Indianapolis, but they did not help her. Finally she commenced using Dr. Miles' Nervine and a short time was able to sleep without the use of those horrible drugs. Her health rapidly improved, and now she does not need to take any medicine." W.

T. LONGWITH, Portland, Indiana. Dr, Miles' Nervine is sold at all druggists a positive guarantee. Write for free advice and booklet to Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind, Much in Little.

Photo-Supplies and Chemicals at Horn's. Eat butter. It is pure. Prico 23 cents. apr16-d6t Hoslor's The Y's will hold their next meeting with Mr8 Jeanne Shaffner on May 21, the topic being LT The 22nd annual session of the MS of the Eastern Pennsylvania branch of the Church is now in session in the Memorial church, Harrisburg.

Money to loan by W. B. Logan. Room No. 3100 Building.

ap6dtf Officer Cassius Brown has received a very handsome fishing outfit as a present from a friend in a nearby city. Now look out tor big trout catches. Mont Alto Furnace will be put in full blast about May 20. Why use dairy butter when you can get Hoser's creamery butter at 23 cente? Best made. Hoeler's butter sells because it is good.

Every print guaranteed. Price 23 cents. You will miss a great treat if you don't go to see the "Magic Mirror" in Bosler Hall, Saturday night, April 21, The WOT will meet this evening at 7 30 o'clock. The lawns at the square now present a beautiful appearance in their now dress bright green. Be sure and go to 880 Mr Herman Biddle as the Wizzard in the "Magic Mirror." What Horn don't keep in the Medicine Line must be a very scarce commodity.

Ioo cream soda will be on sale in some local drug stores and confectonories before the week ends. Govener Stone caught but one trout on his Pine Grove expedition, but it was of good size and made the chief executive smile. Look for B. W. Hosler's name; it is printed on the wrapper of each print of' his butter--blue lable-accept no other.

Personal. Charles Bixler is improving nicely from his recent operation. Dr Eokels, of the Shippensburg Normal School, was in town today. Eppley, of A street, is rapidly gaining strength and will soon be about as usual, He lost 35 pounds during his illness. Chas Brebm has resigned his position as driver of Henderson's mill wagon.

Geo Niesley, of the firm Niesley Mountz, is recovering from his recent illness. Master Robt Albright, young grand800 of Proprietor Brubaker, of the Thudium House, has recovered and returned to school today. Mrs John Wetzel, of Mt Rook, who has been at Todd Hospital since her cent surgical operation, spent tho day with town relatives. Frank, a 14 year old son of Deputy Prothonotary George Sollenberger, West North street, is quite ill with pneumonia, Michael Garman will shortly return to Laporte City, Iowa. He formerly resided in Silver Spring township, and is now visiting in Carlisle, Mrs Brubaker's condition remains the same.

Wm Myers, of Newville, is in a rious condition from a recent stroke. Training Dickinson Runners. Rev Stockton Roddy, of Harrisburg, is here training the Dickinson runners for the Philadelphia relay races. He holds the world's championship prize for running and has won about 200 prizes in various contests in America, England and France. Rev Roddy was formerly a member of the Manhattan Athletio Club.

A New Physician for Carlisle. Dr Walter Johnson, of Portland, Washington, will remove with his family to Carlisle and occupy the residence and office of the late Dr Krise by May 1. He is a graduate of Jefferson Medical college, Philadelphia, and formerly had charge of the Harrisburg hospital. How Are Your Kidneys Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills.

ole free. Add. Sterling Remedy Chicago or N. Y. MEDIUAL A AVE A CATARRH HEADACHE NEURALGIA INRALER will cure wonderful Loou to cullerert from Colde, Sere Throat Influenza, or Immediate HAY relief.

FEVER. An ent remedy, convenient to carra ready to 050 on first indication of cold. Continued Permanent Care Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price, 50 cts. Trial free at Druggists.

Registered mall cents. E. D. CUSHMAN, Three Rivers, U. 8.

MENTHOL all The skin surest diseases, and safest Ecsenis, remedy Itch, 8st. for Sheum, for old PILES. Sores, Burns, Cuts. st Wonder Drug- fal reme he or by viril prepaid. BALD OR.

LOBO'S BOOK FREE Te eufferers of OF VOUTE LOST VIGOR and DISEASES OF ME TED WOMEN. 203 pages; cloth bound: 8 valy sealed and free. Treatmentby 20.0 tricily confidential, and a positive, quick roaranteed. No matter bow long standing, dill positively cure you. Write or calL QR.

LOBB 329 4, 15th St. OR CORES WHERE ALL TISE FAR S. Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use in 16me.

Sold by druggists. ON PLANK'S. Shirt Waists bringing These forth bright the balmy ever days popular are shirt waist in vast numbers. We're showing a very handsome collection of the very best things in whites and colors--whites from 75c to $3 25 and the colors from 39c up -there's about every wanted sort among them. German For waist and skirt making.

The sort of fabric that Linens washes and wears better than anything else made for the purpose--a new lot in yesterday -light and dark, either plain colors or stripes, 23 inches wide at 29c a yard. Onderdonk For underskirts- -its 27 inches wide, linen colors with Suitings white and colored stripes at 20c a yard--washes well, and a thoroughly satisfactory fabric for Summer wash skirts. Ginghams More beautiful than ever. The most exquisite color blendings in checks, plaids and stripes at 10 and a yard, good washable sorts. Laces and For the trimmings -the most comprehensive collecEmbroideries tion ever offered hereabouts.

There's such a vast assortment that descriptions are out of the question. When you want them we'll be ready--and at old prices Lace More of them here today--a lucky, purchase gives you a Curtains chance at some exceptional values in Nottingham, Brussels, net and tamboured effects. These are greatly under price and can not promise more when these are gone. Curtain By the yard, for sash and door draperies. Every good Materials and desirable kind here in the different widths.

THE BASEMENT. This basement and Spring means a great deal to the economically inclined--the needs are greater and the savings are consequently of greater moment to you. Just a few hints for the boys, base balls, bats, mitts, and gloves. Paper Covered With a richly colored cover--all the new stories Novels by the most popular authors here at 10c instead of 25c. Sponges For the bath, at 5c, 10c, 15, 20, 25 and 50c.

Each soft and good sizes. Carriage and harness sponges extra large at 15, 20 and 25c cach. Chamois For polishing at 2c and up to 25c for an extra large piece Ready Mixed Every color imaginable at 10c a can-ready for Paints use- Wood Stains in all the popular colors at 10c a can. Brushes, Paint brushes from 3c up. White wash brushes from 5c to the very best bristle at $1.29.

Carpet The word "Bissell" on your sweeper stands for all that's Sweepers good in a sweeper. We've every grade of this celebrated make. Washing Just a few words regarding three of the best washers in Machines the world. The "Globe" a new machine easily worked by large balance wheel- a thoroughly good make at $8.00 The "Vandegrift" a rotary washer at $8.00. And the "American" round washer at $298 probably the best known washer in the country.

It's a worthy machine and is sold for more money usually. Jardinieres and A lot of new ones that are worth more than a Pedestals passing word -special attention is directed to this lot-see them on display in our basement. JESSE MOORE WHISKEY PUBLIC SALE The Standard of Excellence. TRY IT. REAL ESTATE W.

N. Zinn, HANOVER LOUTHER Sts. CARLISLE, -PA. Jesse Moore Hunt Loutsyille, Controllers. CARLISLE MARKETS.

GRAIN. Flour, rotail 00 Corn 42 Wheat 68 Oata 27 Rye 40 PRODUCE. Butter 20 Onions 50 Eggs 9 Shoulder 6 Lard 6 Sidea Tallow White beans Beeswax 90 Rags Hams 10 Potatoes 45 Raspberries 13 Dried apples 8 Pared peaches 10 Cherries, nitted 10 Uupar'd pasches 6 Cherries, unpit'd 5 It rests with you whether you continue the nerve-killing tobacco habit. removes the desire for tobacco, without nervous tho distress expels nicotine, purifies blood, stores lost manhood, 000 makes you strong in health, nerve cases cured. Buy and pocket- NO-TO-BAC from book.

your own druggist, who will vouch for us. Take it with a will, patiently, persistently. One box, $1, usually cures; 3 boxes, guaranteed to cure, or we refund money. Sterling Remedy Chicago, Montreal, New York. Insurance.

For first class insurance go to W. B. Logan. Room No. 31 0 Building.

ap6dtf For Sale or Rent. The building formerly ocoupied by the Herman Walsh Shoe Company, including engine, boiler, steam heating pipes and RI 8 fixtures. Possession giyen at once. Inquire of H. G.

Beetem, W. Scott Coyle, W. Linn McCullough. m7tf Houses and Lots for Sale. Any person desiring to purchase house or lot, or any number of lots, should Inquire of James Porter, of Penn and Bodford streets, Verilale, PA 22spt New Tea Store.

No. 6 Bratton Row, opposite Market House. Our line of goods are the best teas, coffees, spices and extracts; choice premiums with each box. Baking powder, corn staroh, 100 per pack, and two checks. Give us a call and see.

19m J. A. RICH, Agent. FOR Postage, we til send A Sample Envelope, of either WHITE, FLEST OF BRUNETTE OF DOZZONI'S OWDER. You have Been it advertised for many years, but have you ever tried do not know what an Ideal Complexion Powder 1s.

POZZONI'S besides being an acknowledged beautifer, has many refreshing uses. It prevents ing, sun burn, wind-tan, lessens perspiration, in factitis a mostdelicate and desirable protection to the face during hot weather. If Is Soid Everywhere. For sample, addresa A. POZZONI CO.

St. Louls, Mol MENTION THIS PAPER. SIERER'S. We have upon our floors one of the largest as well A8 the best selected stock of FURN FURNITURE this ever city. shown in We have a lot of bargains which stand close to 1899 in price and are glad to give our customers the advantage of these while they last.

We call your special attention to our large assortment of Chamber Suites. Our $25.00 suite will surprise you. No trouble to show them to you. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING. No.

139 N. Hanover Street THE KING OF RYES, A PURE RYE WHISKEY. The Standard Brand for Near Half Century. BELLE OF NELSON QUEEN OF BOURBONS, The Whiskey that made Kentucky Famous. JAMES MAGUIRE'S ESTATE, PHILADELPHIA, For Sale by W.

N. ZINN, Corner HANOVER and LOUTHER STS. mch 17 CARLISLE, PENN'A Carlisle Carpet House THIS HOUSE has been too busy selling, sewing and laying Carpets, hanging Wall Papers, Shades and Curtains to write an advertisement for this or any other newspaper. Yet it would be unfair to its many patrons and unjust to itself not to inform the public where business is being done on a strictly business basis of cheapness and reliability, and to give all a chance to participate. Why all this stir among CARPETS and CURTAINS, MATTINGS and RUGS, LINOLEUMS and OIL CLOTHS, WALL PAPERS and SHADES so early in the season of Because we have not been caught in the whirlpool of high prices but on the contrary have quantities of goods to sell you at the OLD LOW PRICES.

See our superb line of Axminsters, Moquettes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels Carpets from 50 cents upward, SEWED AND LAID FREE ON YOUR FLOORS. See our line of AGRA and INGRAIN CARPETS from 18 cents per yard upward. All goods over 25 cents a yard laid free. See our own manufactured line of RAG and YARN CARPETS direct from our mill. You pay no middle profits here, as we bring you in touch with manufacturers from beginning to end of the above named lines of goods.

This is another reason why our business thus far 19 the largest in the past six years, or since the big year of 193. For the accommodation of the public Periodical Tickets taken on this Store will be open evenings Cash Purchases. until June 1. Stephens Beetem, 27 S. Hanover Street.

On Thursday, May 10, 1900. The undersigned administrator of David Shively, deceased, will sell on the above mentioned day at the COURT HOUSE, CArlisle, the following described real ostate: A lot of ground situated on North Pitt street in the Borough of Carlisle -bounded on the north by John Humes, east by an alley, south by Mrs. Brownawell and west by Pitt street, containing 30 feet in front and 200 feet In depth, having thereon erected a Two-Storied Frame and Weath- erboarded House, AND OTHER OUTBUILDINGS. There are apple and peach trees on the lot. TERNS OF (20) per cent of the purchase money to be paid when the property 13 stricken off and the balance when the sale shall have been confirmed, the deed shall be made and possession given, A0- Sale to commence at 1 o'clock.

THOS. M. MAUK, Administrator of David Shively, dec'd. THE LATEST SHOE for Ladies is very mannish in appearance and exceedingly comfortable. We have a full line of all the new shapes and materials at STROHM'S.

A FREE PATTERN per red own lithographed selection) to plates every subsoriber. Beautiful cola artiatio, and illustrations. Original, atest, exquisite and strictly up-to-date designs. MS CALL'S MAGAZINE YEAR Dressmaking economies, fancy work, household hints, short stories, current topics, eto. Subscribe to-day.

Only 500. yearly. Lady agents wanted. Bend for terms. For ladles, misses, girls and little children.

That cer tain stylish chic effect not attained by the use of any ther patterns. Have no equal for style and perfect at. MS CALL BAZAR AND PATTERNS 15 Easily put together, Only 10 and 15 cents each-none higher. Sold in nearly every city and town, or by mall. Ask for them, Absolutely very latest up-to-date styles, THE McCALL COMPANY, 188-146 West 14th Street, Fork City, N.

MOTTE USO 19015018 eut jo euo I to xe duos CARLISLE OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, April 19 The N. Y. Empire Theatre Succe38Sydney Grundy's Masterpiece, SOWING THE WIND The Great Sex against Sex Drama, Presented with the same care that char. acterized the performances during its run of 200 Nights in New York.

Superb cast, all the original effects. Prices 25, 50, 75c Seats now on sale. Friday, April 20 MOSTLY ALL FUN. THE GREAT PASTORAL COMEDY, JOSHUA SIMPKINS Special scenery, mechanical effects, thrilling saw mill scene, charming music, excell. ent singing, gracetul dancing, up-to-date specialties, a famous orchestra, hours of solid amusement.

Watch for the grand noon day parade, 2- -Bands- -2 One handsomely unitormed, followed by the funny farmer band. Prices 15,25, 35, 50c, Saturday, April 21 Aiden Benedicts, supported by a company of supreme excellence in 'Aiden Benedicts' 'FABIO ROMANI." A romantic melodrama of surpassing eXcellence. Greatest of stage and scenic effects Miss Grace Hunter in her great fire, stereopticon and Spanish dances. Prices 25, 35, 50c. Seats on sale Thursday morning.

FOR SALE. 100 cords of wood sawed or otherwise. Also lumber and mill work. J. W.

SHATTO, 405 N. Hanover street, Carlisle, Pa. Home Telephone No. 184. a13 Soo Hoo Add, Chinese laundryman, at 122 West Main street, Carlisle, is prepared to do first elass work at moderate prices.

Satisfaction guaranteed, Domestio or gloss finish. I have new machines and do fine work. Please give me a trial. j31 Notice. We take pleasure in informing the public that we have engaged the services of Mr.

Samuel Gensler, well known in this community as an experienced and first class carpet layer and upholsterer. All applications for work shall be made to Yours Respectfully, 4a2wd STEPHENS BERTEM. Pablic Sale of Cows. On Saturday, April 21. 1900, at one o'clock I will sell at the Thudium House, Carlisle, 25 head of fresh milk cows and close springers.

This is a fair lot of dairy cows. Also 2 stock bulls. A credit will be given. rain or shine, and cattle kept until Monday, at owner's risk. C.

SWIGERT, LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. ADMINISTRATOR'S Estate of David Shively, deo'd. Letters of administration on the estate of David Shivel late of the Borough of Carl1gle, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, residing in Carlisle. All persons anowing themselves indebted to said estate are requested make payment and those having claims to present the same without delay.

T. March 29. Administrator, NOTICE. ADMINISTRATORS' In the estate of Simon Jumper, deceased Notice is hereby given that letters of ad. ministration on the estate of SimonJ umper, late of Frankford township, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, residing at Greider, Pa.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will make payment immediately, and those naving claims will present them for settlement to ELMER JUMPER, S. D. JUMPER, Administrators, J. Harvey Line, atty. Carlisle, Pa.

12 COURT PROCLAMATION -Whereas, the Honorable E. W. Biddle, President Judge of the Ninth judicial district of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, composed of the County of Cumberland, having issued his precept bearing date the 17th day February, 1900, to me directed for holding a Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery, at Carlisle for the county of Cumberland aforesaid, to mence on the Second Monday of May next, it being the 11th day of May, 1900, and to continue one weeks. Notice 1g hereby given to the Coroner, justices of the Peace and Constables of the said county of Cumberland, that they be then and there in their proper persons at9300 clock in the forenoon of said day, with their records, Inquisitions, examinations and other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices appertain to be done; and to those who are bound in recognizance to prosecute against the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of said county, that they may be then and there to prosecute against them as shall be just; and to all persons interested, that shey may attend and be heard. Gisen under my hand at Carlisle, the 26th day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine of the Commonwealth the one hundred and S.

J. HARRIS, Sheriff, Sheriff's Office, Carlisle, March 26, 1900 COURT PROCLAMATION. Whereas, the Honorable Edward W. Biddie, president judge of the Ninth judicial district of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, composed of the county of Cumberland, having issued his precept bearing date the 17th day of February, 1900, to me directed, for holding a Special Court of Common Pleas at Carlisle, for the county of Cumberland aforesaid, to commence on the FIRST MONDAY of MAY next, being the 7th day ot May, 1900, and to continue one week. Given under my hand, at Carlisle, the 26th day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred, and of the Commonwealth the one hundred and twenty-sixth.

S. J. HARRIS, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Cralisle, March 26, 1900, Notice. Fred C.

Martin, of Harrisburg, will be in Carlisle every Monday to take pupils in theory and piano. Mr. Bland's roome, 30 East High street. jan15dtf DAILY STAGE ROUTE CARLISLE TO DICKINSON. Arrive in Carlisle daily at 9.80.

Re turning, leave Carlisle at 3.80 p. m. FOREMAN, Proprietor. For Sale. For Sale.

A fine young horse, fiya years old, well broke to harness, a dark bay color and top buggy for sale. Inquire at this of. fice. mig.