The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 4

A man named Joseph Hinder, hailing from Lancaster, was arrested at the fair grounds this morning, charged with steal Second I. HI. Honrly State of Thermometer. Taken at J. B.

Kavekstick's Drug Stare, tupusite Court House, Carlisle, l'a. First P. PI. Blair's ice is what you need now. Try it.

This lias been a good business week for our merchants. They sold an immense Town and County. BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE. You Are Invited Call and Large assortment of UMBRELLAS, RUBBER COATS, GENT'S HEAVY UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR, II ATS and CAPS ing a coat rroui Jolm llinJiie, or iuecnan-icsburg. He was tak before 'Squire Green and committed for court.

A voung man from PJainiield was before 'Squire Green yesterday charged with ma licious mmrv to a railroad irain. lie was held for a further hearins on Monday next He is charged with cutting a car loose from tne irain, out ne claims it was acciuemai. Duncan, of the Chambersbuig nerald, says he told the boys "to quit making experiments by hiring new men." There wasn't much experiment in hiring Grady and McLaughlin. One other little matter Ain't you a little ashamed of the kicking you did about Leary, Farrel ana umot, when your own club was hiring every one they could to help down us 't You can't help but give us credit for saying not one word, in a "kicking" sense, about any player you ever had. There has, for some time, been quite a desire on the part of young men and youths or our town to nave a cvmnasium.

ladies' advisory committee of the Y. M. believing this to be the proper place to have it, have kindly agreed to turmsa one for the association, and for this purpose have engaged the Ilotchkin concert company and bell ringers to give one of their superb entertainments on next Thursday evening. This company comes with the highest testimonials from the press and others. We hope to see our people patronize this delight ful entertainment and thus assist tne laaies and young men in their laudable undertak ing.

Y. 31. C. A. There will be a special meeting of tbe members ot the association this evening at 8 o'clock.

Marrieil. Davis McKee. On September 27, by Jas. A. Green, Ilany Davis and Maria McKee, all of Carlisle.

Personal. Mr. George Bosler is home for the winter. Mr. Wm.

Johns, of Kansas City, is in town. Mr. George Haller, of Altoona, was in town this morning. Speaker of the house, John E. Faunce, was at the fair yesterday.

Mr. John Klink and family, of Harris-burg, are at the Mansion house. Mr. Will Heysinger leaves to-morrow for Texas. He sails from New York on Octo ber 3d.

Miss Addie Tague. of Shippensburg, has been spending fair week with Miss Blanche J. Bixler, on East Main street. Mr. J.

Herman Bosler, came home from the cattle country on Wednesday, looking well. He remains over the winter. Dr. F. A.

Gutshaii, ot uiam, rerry county, son of our townsman, John Gut-shall, is in town visitiog his numerous friends. Mr. C. W. Hillrnan, who i3 in the treas urer's ollice of the Northern Pacific railroad at New York, was one of the invited guests to the excursion given upon the completion of the road, and was present when the golden spike was driven.

A I.ay-Oiit for the lioys. The people of SMppensburg, who may well be proud of Messrs. Noftsker, Beddig. Morningstar and Shover, are just as wild over base ball as we are, and their one longing desire was to beat Chambersburg. They got it yesterday, and on the return of the bovs last evening the entire association was invited to stop off and partake of a supper gotten up in honor of the victory.

They were escorted to the Sherman house, where they partook of an elegant supper, and enjoyed themselves in speech-making and going oyer the incidents of the ime. Leary vas the object of special attention, ard was looked upon by the ids as being a "much oigger man than old Grant." They were also serenaded by the band and cheered by the entire ulatiou. They came home on the 10:50 train and met a. similar reception here. The Carlisle band met them at the depot, escorted them to the Florence house, where another hour was spent in an enjoyable manner.

Neither Kramer or Stine, two of our best players, were in yesterday's game, which makes the victory all the more glorious. in the game plaved this aiternoon, iveuy was to catch, Noftsker laying olt in expectation of playing in Ilagerstowa to? morrow. You had better see the New Homo Sew ing Machine, it is the best. St. Wiiti.

at the "Pennsylvania house, Carlisle, 200 pigeons. The highest price paid, M. L. Arnold. 'Ti3 useless for me to enumetata the number of great bargains that 1 have just received, but ask a call of you, and they shall be gladly shown.

J. W. Plank. Mojtograji is the name of an improved woven corset which I am selling at 50 cent3. 'Tis very cheap, but must give you a bargain.

Trade dollars full value also. j. W. Plank. If you go to the fair yoii will see the most complete work done on the Light liurmirg Domestic, Don't buy cheap imitations or hard running seminar machines when you get the Domestic with ageat's commission off.

No canvassers employed. tf I'nbiic Sale. On Saturday, September 20th, at the Black Bear hotel, Shippensburg, 1 will sell a car load df lifts-Virginia horses. Also at fr-e same time, by request, wiU sell Dan. Allen, bv Clear Grit.

James K. FoitK.VAX. Sale on October 4. On Thursday, October 4, 1 will sell at my residence, fsfo. 73 South Hanover street, all my household and kltcjjen furniture, consisting of bedding, bed clothe, parlpr stove, cook stove, secretary, bureaus, chairs, tables, dishes, refrigerator, over 100 yards of carpet, eta.

aie begins at 10 o'clock. Stonesifer, auctioneer." 826-ts. Mrs. E. A.

Owes. TI.MB. MORNING. 1 10 1 11 12 if 2 Thiirs. 44 50 r.y 71 1 Friday 68 02 68 7o" 72" 7-J -1 AFTiSKNOON.

31 4 1 fij "6' 7d 7ti 75 74 l-j-l-l Keep in mind the grand concert by the Newberry orchestra on next Wednesday evening, Oct. 3d. The orchestra is composed of accomplished musicians, who cave been practicing for months lor this concert, and it is going to be something extra good. We feel assured they will be greeted witn a goon house, as there is no town in the state whose people love good music more than do the people of Carlisle The New Orleans minstrels appeared to a targe ana intelligent audience at the opera house last night and gave an entertainment that was appreciated and met the approbation of all. It is so much better than any troupe that has bee a here this Rpasnn.

t.iiftr, anA'wnot saw th evmari. ority and greatly enjoyed the change. Syracuse, (N. Courier. wm appear iiere on xuesnay evening, uctooer za.

Jewish Jiew Year. The Jewish new year, gins next Monday evening at six clock It is the beginning of trje year 5044 from the creation of the world, according to the chronology of the Hebrews. 1 1 has also been known as the day of judgment since the destruction or the temple. The Israel ites, therefore, over the surface of the earth regard this holiday with awe and veneration, and reflect upon their short comings and errors of the past year, for, as they say, the great judgment day is at nana and tne lot or each man is decided on high. Ladies To get your fall sewing done reasonable ana hts guaranteed, call on Mrs, Simmons, JNo.

30 West Pomtret street. 3 Have you seen the New Home at the fair -Dinkle stand .3 Columbia yarn, zephyr, Shetland an Saxony wool, all tie latest shades, at Plank's. iJloves tiloves I In cashmere and Lisle thread Jersey's, Gloves in all the latest shades at 1 issers, New Homes, New Homes for sale by ot Messrs. Senseman May, on Tuesday October 2d, will sell 35 head of horses and colts, at the Thudium house. All fine Fercheron stock.

'I'nke A'otiee. Don't forget the sale of the property of Mrs. Margaret ower3, deceased, on bat urday afternoon at one o'clock, at the court house. ot. SPECIAL NOTICE.

You will find by calling at Ogilby's all kinds of Fancy Goods, Notions, Bjack Silks, Velveteens, Trimmings of every va riety, Table Linens, Toweling, Towels, Napkins, Oloves and Hosiery, at lower prices than you cave ever puicnas: a. tf Please do not fail to see the Sclsomacker GOLD STRING PIANO," MASON AND HAMLIN OllGANS, and the WH ITE and NEW HOME SEW. IN MACHINES on exhibition at the fair by II. Dinkle. sep22tl.

Xew Cigar Slauniaovory. l-Aincn V. Not? lia.a prtprwl PYtrnsivfilv into the manufacture of cigars and has OTPfitprl a lrcw Rhnu in ilifi rpar nf hist rpsi. deuce. He aiiiimfactures choice brands out ot pure tobaccos, and solicits trade.

Do not fail to give him a call, as you will be pleased with his work. aog24-d2m. 1, the undersigned, -have opened a cigar manufactory on the third toor of my rust deuce. I rhi now prepared to fill orders at wholesale prices. 1 have now on hand 000 cigars of all grades.

Give mo a call. IlARBY WV WOLK, No. North 11. mover Pi. JSInekHiikithinK' Chain jritkiitg-.

TiiH linrterxTeriWi rrpnpf.tf'nnv-iif.-vni;i Mm public that lie prepared to do ail kinds of Uaekspii thing and making. Also repairing au khius or chains. Work guaranteed, and pi jets reasonable, iiorsa shoeing a specialty. Shops, on North Bedford street. W.

S. Myeks. s7-lmo. reat Kemneby llorso Snle. On Saturday, September 29.

at the Pennsylvania house, L. M. Arnold, proprietor, Michael Marx will sella car load of Kentucky horses consisting of driving and saddle horses. Some of these horses can show a 2 5.0 gait. Everybody is invited to call at the house and see them.

Michael fc MAiijf. sep21-ts. liood News, A full line of men's, boys' ard children's clothing carefully selected by myself. Men's suits as low as $1.00, heavy weight; boys' $2.00. Men's, boys' and school overcoats as low as $1.50.

Full line of boots and shoes, men'd all leather, boys', SI .25 also gum boots and shoes very cheap; hats" and caps away down in price, at the old reliable stand where ypu get the worth of your money, No. 87 North Hanover street. Wat. Wetzel. sept21-lmo.

CAULjfSLE. Sept. 21, 1SS3. Dkah Sin: You at ycurfamiiy are cordially invited to come and examine my large and well selected lock of clolliing, lulls, at prices low is first. -class goods can be sold.

I will give you no claptrap but promise you fair and honest dealing as heretofore You can rely upon our representation. Yours, very fospeetfuliy, S. Kkoxenbeuo, (Cheap John.) quantity of goods. Adam Orris, of Mechanicsburg, has pur. chased the Vanderbilt farm near Oakville, for about $17,000.

The Niles (Ohio) Grays, who are playing us this atternoon, were ueteatea by L.an caster yesterday by a score of 17 to 0. On and after October 1st eight wheel cars will be counted as one car instead ot two Four-wheeled cars will be counted as one half car. The Niles Grays arrived on the 8:30 train this are quartered at the Florence house. They have a colored pitcher with them. William Byers, the driver on the stage that runs between Chambersburg and Gettysburg, on Tuesday shot a wild cat along the road on the couth mountain.

The largest week's work ever turned out at tbe nail works at Fairview was turned out a short time ago, it being 3800 kegs. The same month, which was also the largest month's work exer turned out, there were 14,400 kegs packed and sent up the hill ready tor shipment. Mr. B. K.

Jamison, the Philadelphia banker, was town this morning, lie came in his famous tally-ho coach, with four horses. It is the most complete thing in the wav of a traveling coach we have ever seen, and with which Mr. Jamison has traveled all over the state, vvnnenere he was the guest of John Hays, esq. Don't fail to hear the Ilotchkin family on next Thursday evening. The following is a testimonial from liev.

J. N. Hays, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, Allegheny city and well known in the Cumoeriand alley. The Ilotchkin family have given two entertainments in the Central Presbyterian church, Allegheny city, or which 1 am pastor, to the great delight of their audi, ence. The musical power of all the chil dren and especially of Miss Annie is simply wonderrui.

The itertamments in them selves were thoroughly chaste, and unob jectionable every particular just such entertainments as should be encouraged by Christian people. The Fair Yesterday. The attendance at the fair yesterday was the largest tor years, upwards ot 10,000 people being on the grounds. A great many distinguished persons were present, comprising the governor and his cabinet, the speaker of the house, and members of the legislature. Interest was centered in the races, and the track three-fourths of the way around was crowded, three and four deep.

The favorite in all the races won, but the time made was not what the win ning horses were capable of. Tne running races are the most interesting, and we believe the management would be doing a good thing to offer a first-class purse for a race of this kind. The management wear very smiling faces over the success of the fair, the re ceipts ot yesterday being at least twenty-five hundred dollars. For once we have had delightful weather, which no doubt helped to swell the amount taken in. The base ball match to-day is expected to draw a good crowd.

The announcement from the judges' stand of the result of the game at Chambersburg yesterday was receive! with joyful races and loud applause. THE RACES. Purse No. 5. Eunning race-half mile heats.

First horse, $35.00 second horse, $15.00. Blue Bell, by Thomas Coleman, 1 1 Alex, by 2 2 Bill Allen, by Geo. Seangnt, 3 0 en Purse No. G. class.

First horse, $110.00 second horse, $00.00 third horse, $30.00. Ed 11., by u. lioppie, 3 4 4 J. bv J. llugbes, 2 2 2 Peanuts, by J.

B. Wilier, 6 5 0 iiessie byT. Meddaugh, ill Prince, by J. II. Morrow, 5 6 0 tueen by jn.

x. bhetler, 4 3 3 Time 2 31i, 2.32i, 2.34 i. Purse No. 7. $350 open to all.

First $175.00 second horse, $75.00 third lorse, $00.00 fourth horse, $40.00. No Name, by J. II. Morrow, 3 8 3 John by T. 1 1 1 Ike Medium, by N.

Y. Shetler, 2 2 2 Time 2:37, 2.37. Wife "Oh, dear! I do want a New Husband' 'I is the best I will buy one for you." lib TTnrlprwpar for ladies, cents, misses, bovs and children a full assortment at Plank's at all prices. Diamond Shirt the Best. Laundried and unlaundried in all sizes, at Fissel's.

Odlbv will sell vou any article in his arse and full stock of desirable new goods at low prices than you can purchase them in Corlisie. 25-tf. shawls an immense stock at Plank's, and defy anyone to beat my prices. J. W.

1 LANK. Announcement. Mr. Ed. Reighter desires to announce that he will open his oyster parlors on Sat urday evening, September irJtn.

uewui oe prepared to serve choice oysters in any de sired style. s23d2t. Gent's white shirts, best make in the market, linen collars, suspenders, half hose, linen and silk handkerchiefs, every variety, now at Ogilby's at a reduction in prices, 25-tf. till! on J. J1ILJLEK, CoriNEit North and Pitt AND SEE THE Decker Brother Piaijos SQAIIE, UPRIGHT GRAND.

Do not buy a Piano until you have ex amined these Slterb Instruments. No. 12 West Maiv Carliulis Financial and Commercial. New York and PniLADELrniA Stocks Tfp.nnrfpi hit 7r Dh.n). Philadelphia, Sept.

28. Si 'A Pennsylvania, Readinpr, Lake shore, "WAat.frn TTninn 9lU2 'Va 20 1W4 .80 82 f(i ffi 2S 6H 12'4 3 eak. 96'" 36 6( 31 28 8S ff 22) 3 New Jersey Central, North Pacific, common, XT J4. 82k r.rie, Texas Pacific, Kansas Texas, Omaha, common. Denver Itio CJ rand, Central Pacific.

Buffalo, N. Y. Pitts Ontario Ohio Central, mi 4 Opened irregular. Closed Chicago Uratn markets. Reported by T.

N. Rhoads Carlisle, JPa. Chicago, September 28. TO-D AY'S OPENING. Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Oct.

Nov. Year 2'X $10 25 $7 85 Writ 10 90 10 20 47J TO-DAY'S HIGHEST. Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Oct, Nov Nov. Tt'A 48 10 53 Year to-dat's closing. Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Oct.

9f4 iS Ti $10 55 $7 80 Nov. 4S- 10 47i Year. 47- rtillaaelniiia Drain Jtlarlxetfi. Special dispatch to the "Sentinel." Philadelphia, September 28. TO-DAY'S CLOSING.

Wheat Corn Oats Sent i nrtfiii no mm Oct. 1 08l 35W3BU Nov. 1 11J4 5U miA 3737M YESTEItDAl'S CLOSING. Sept. 1 ()81 0itJ4 i 35 36 Oct.

1 nsii mZ Awkc sFfi.m-vx- Nov. 1 IWMl 11 59 hM 37 fi37ll Furnished rooms wanted, without hoard in a private family. Inquire at this office. Trade dollars taken in exchange at par for goods at J. W.

Plank's. A large lot of remnants of calico.consist- ing of all the new patterns, have arrived at Plank's. Embroidery. The finest ever seen at our fair is exhib ited by W. II.

Fletcher, general dealer in sewing machines, lie sells the Domestic as a specialty direct; no agents. For Rent. The office formerly occupied bv J. P. Rhoads Co.

is offered for rent. Possession given immediately. J. P. Rhoads.

sia-ti For Kent. A comfortable dwellinsr bouse on Penn street. Five rooms. Fine fruit on lot. Possession given October 1st.

Apply to j. vv. WEiiucn, aSMtf Executor. Oysters! Mr. John Green has reopened his DODular eating room under the Franklin house, and will hereafter be ready to cater to the tastes of his patrons, ti ive him a calj.

tf If you wish to purchase first-class new fresh kid gloves Ogilby can sell you any size or color at a special price. Also closing at a great reduction in prices, iew- ery, dolls, photo frames, and all kinds of fancy goods. s25tf. Underwear for centlemc-n. ladies and children, all sizes, all qualities and at far lower prices than ever sold at: also a few pair of splendid blankets and white quilts left, that will ha fold et great bargains at UgUDy'S.

s2p-tf. Oysters. First-class ladies' and ih.nt.lmwn's nvt.ftr Parlors opposite the Florpnrifihnnsp. Tahlps supplied wich prime shll oysteis. Use po luuqysiei s.

our patronage solicited. .1 -r- U1--0. 11. no THAU. N.

B. Families supplied at short notice. WOT GREAT But a visit to N. M. FISSEL'S DRY GOODS and NOTION house will convince you that ho can and will sell you as cheap as elsewhere, and in many goods cheaper, notwithstanding.

He has just returned from the eastern market with a large stock. C-jfTrade dollars received for goods at one dollar. Respectfully, N. M. FISSEL, s21-lw.

North Hanover street. STILL ON THE INCREASE I have received this week tto LARGEST of Fail and Winter Ms CARLISLE. A invitation is extended one and all to call and examine my arge assortment, and then compare prices. TRADE DOLLARS as good as ever. J.

W. PLANK. bt a 6 31M 2fi 40 Otjlt jpjXjT Stylos 22 D. G. NOBLE, llielieftdinc Jlatter 62 West Main street, 3d door above C.

V. K. It. depot J. M.

BENTZ, D. D. S. firaduateof Pennsylvania Dental College and of TEN YEARS' EXI'ERIKSIE, Thnmnst, life-like Artificial Teeth. SllDerior fill' Jngs of gold and all the better alloys.

The pain of extracting greatly lessened by a simple application te the gums to be had only of him. Office over Miller's Dry Goods Store, corner of Main ana Mantel square. juntw-iyr, Oat Selling Until A word to all wise people: When you come to the Fair this week, do not allow your heads to be stuffed by rival merchants that I have very few goods on hand, but tall and see tor yourselves mai my siock is yet very full of all leading goods for the season, and as the entire stock must be old out, you can save lots or money on ai kinds of goods. Jo tin M. Miller.

Important Notice n. II. Brenneman, of No. 98 North Han over street, iett tins morning, September 20, for the city for the third car load of melons, eantaulopes, sweet potatoes, bananas, which will be sold at wholesale and retail Cheap. Persons intending keeping eating stands during the fair will do well to call and secure bargains.

Can sell you cheap because my freight is half rates on car load lots. Organs. Best make of Organs made by standard wnpanies of long experience and great reputation, warranted tor live years, iuy Organs from manufacturers that are re-fponsible for the warrantee they give. races from $85.00 up to $150.00. See our -tock on exhibition at the fair, beginning on me 25th ot September.

C. 1). Camkrox, No. 81 North Pitt St. LADIES', BOYS' and.

CIIIIIKE3V'S iimir, Cttk di FLANNELS, DRESS GOODS, CASIIMET.ES, SILKS, VELVETS, VELVET RIBBONS, COLORED SILK BIBBONS, IX ALL SHADES, GERM ANTOW and SAXONY YARNS, GO TO FISSEL'S. Drade Dollars taken at full value. FISSELS, 94 North Hoover St. Mayl8-atf. Fair I Fair! As we expect a large crowd in attendance at our County Fair, it is desirable that all should be informed as to where they can purchase the choice dress goods for the season.

As Burkiiolder makes dress goods a speciality, you can find the finest goods at his store. He can sell cheap because he sells for cash. So his store is the place for fine goods, fine assortment and low prices. Call and examine his domestics, these you will find almost half price. Stop in and ask him to give you his prices.

You will ba astonished how low he quotes, "Trade dollars taken as Gold. CALL and SEE AUTISTIC llTAILORS.il successors g.haas. iTIJ AND TUE LATEST of tie Europsan Msis Th BEST Of WORKMANSHIP and SEAT FITS. 18 E. MAIN Street, 4-lm.

Ufa ii 'II BEST GOODS.