The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 4

MECHANICSBlltG. The Ilagerstown spoke works, re-cently burned, are again in success II. ill Bf No Prayer Meeting. There will be no prayer meeting service in the First Presbyterian church to.morrow evening. Private Picnics.

A number of small parties are organizing lor picnics to.morrow, and tbe neighboring streams will be lined with tliem. Decorate your homes on the 4th OF JULY. FLAGS OF ALL SIZES. One large BUNTiNG FLAG SIZE 5 by 8 FEET, AT OH! MY HEAD. The paiu from Neuralgia and it-companion disease Rheumatism ii excruciating.

Thousands who couV he quickly cured are needlessly mil' furing. Atli-lo-pho-roa will do fo; others what it did for the following parties: Oct. 8, 1887. Having been arthcted with ntmralina for the pant fmiryears, nd try nxulniimt every thinK. but in vain.

I finally heard ol Athlo-phoros. After taking one bottle found it tobe helping rae.and aftertakinir fourbot-t-v. tliH of AtblophoroBandoueof Pilla, Ifonnril that I Wftsentirely well. I think tlie medi ciue is positively a suro enre. Chaohcey B.

Reddicx. Wt Trmel. Deo at. 1XOT. I hare naed Athi phoroi in my family alut find it to be the frreatrt medicine fur ueu raliria in existence and harine had its faufga aetened upon me for the pat years I kno.

whereof I apeak. Mils. JDUa CHXl.lvlf. t4Sentl (iennts for (he beautiful colored picture, Moorish Mniiien." 175 A THL 0PH0R0S CO. 112 Wall St N.

1. Beware of Scrofula lufljohably more general than any other disease It is Insidious lu character, and manifests Itself In running sores, pustular eruptions, boils, swellings, enlarged joints, Abscesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoad's Sarsaparilla expeU ill trace of scrofula from the blood, leaving rt pure, enriched, and healthy. I was severely afflicted with scrofula, and over a year had two running sores on my neck. Took five bottles Hood's Sarsaparilla, and am cured." C.

E. Lovejot, Lowell, Mass. C. A. Arnold, Arnold, had scrofulous sores for seven years, spring and fall.

Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. Salt Rheum Is one of the most disagreeable diseases caused by Impure blood. It is readily cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier. M'llliam Spies, Elyria, suffered greatly from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by handling tobacco. At times his hands would track open and bleed.

He tried various preparations without aid Inally took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and now says: I am entirely well." "My son had salt rheum on his hands and on the calves of his legs. He took Hood's SarsaDarllla and Is entirely cured." J. B. Stanton, Mb Vernon, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, gl; six or f.

Made fy by C. I. HOOD Apothecaries, Lowell, MsEs. 100 Doses One Dollar All Indication Point to a Hi Celebration of the Glorious Fourth. Major S.

B. King -left yesterday for California. Several of our industrial works have closed down until after the 4th ot July. Ihe electric belt doctor is still with us and gives nightly entertain mcnts. mi rr ine vvasuinston nre, company will lunch its guests in Franklin hall.

The City Gray will be here tor sure. The patriotic choir had a grand rehearsal last night accompanied by tne lull orchestra. The grand procession will be divided off into five divisions Owing to the continuous travel to and lrom Gettysburg it will be impossible to get that ''special" from Carlisle to-morrow noon; therefore the grand procession will be de- until after the arrival of the regular. John M. McKleiu yes-tTday artis tically lettered the blinds of and entrance to Grand Arwv ball.

This town will look patriotically grand to-morrow. Ihce will be thirty floats in the trades display. Extra policemen will be on duly to-mortow, who will "put a head" on rampant rowdyism. Mam street is being put in clean and smooth order, but that rank growth of weeds still rankles at Market and Keller streets. Perhaps it is intended to halt the procession at that point and give the visiting delegations a chance to note the many rankled varieties.

The carnival is getting into great shape and will be an illuminated grandeur. Of course it will be headed by a band of music. All our dry goods stores are well supplied with flag and bunting material. Last year the demand far exceeded the supply. That tue celebration to-morrow will be a large and enthusiastic one is bevond dispute.

The elements, or better, Old can alone pre vent an overflow of. patriotism. Give us good weather and Mechan icsburg will have a great, grand, glorious demonstration, one tuat will not soon be forgotten. The ball will open with the ringing of the bells at 4 o'clock in the morning. This will be followed by singing by the patriotic choir and other services on the square as per the following programme: iscng btar bpangled Banner.

Prayer Kev. W. I. Stewart. Song Hail Columbia Address James L.

Young, esq, Song America. Song Columbii, the Gem of the Ocean. Benediction llev. George Sigler Tne parade proper will start at 2 p. m.

under the chief marshalshio of R. II. Thomas, jr. E. M.

Neis wangcr has been appointed division marshal, and will nave charge ot the trades display, and A. LI. Coover has been appointed marshal ot the carnival The several divisions will form as follows and be prepared to march promptly at 2:30 p. m. First divi sion, composed ot civic and military organizations, on North and South Market stretts; second division, consisting of the fire department, on Main street; third trades display, on South Arch street and base ball grounds.

The route of procession will be over the following streets: Up West Main to Washington, out Washington to Simpson, down Simpson to Iligh, out High to Keller, down Keller 'to Market, out Market to Green, down Green to Arch, out Arch to Locust, down Locust to Chestnut, out Chestnut to Main, up Main and countermarch on West Main and dismiss. The committee make the request that during the march all firing of crackers and other combustibles shall cease; also that during the singing on the square in the morning the firing shall stop. Engineer Wanted. A sober, experienced engineer to run a stationery engine. Liberal wages.

Reference requested. Box 290, Carlisle, Fa. july3 lwd For Sale Cheap. Three top buggies and one shear plow. Call on Eli Myebs, or Henry Wolf, Corner North and Hanover Sts.

June 30.2 wd. For Bent. The honse occupied by Mrs. W. B.

Longsdorf, No. 19 East Louther street, a few doors from Hanover. Possession given at once. Inquire at the house. june 26-dlw Ladies' high and low cut ten ni shoes, tan and slate color; beautie at Btrohm's.

Shut Down. All shops and manufactories will be closed to-morrow. Everybody will be out to see the parade and the fireworks. Married. On July 1st, 1888, in Mechanics-burg, bv Rev.

J. R. Hutchinson, Mr. Tobias E. Bombergerand Miss May C.

Witt, both of Mechanicsburg. No Paper To-Morrow. In accordance with our usual cus tom we will not issue a paper tomorrow. We hope the pleasures of the day may be such that you" will not mien the paper. Y.M.C.A.Bath.

We are glad to announce thac Y. M. U. A. has succeeded in getting its bathing in tip-top order and is 'now' ready for fuse.

Baths can be taken any afternoon or evening during the week by -Applying to the general secretary at the rooms. Single bath, 10 -cents or a ticket entitling the-holder to 12 baths, $1.00. '1 he slight increase in the salary of Miss Mary Landis, teacher of the girls' high school, was a move in th; right direction by the school directors. They should not have stopped, however, short of the salary received by the teacher of the male high school. Tne salary of teachers of the same grade of schools should be made the same all through tbe giades.

They do the same work, and the same ability is required and the same responsibility assumed. Why pay less, then, simply because a woman happens to be a woman Who will answer Absolutely Pure. marvel of rarity st'Dgth and wholesoiseness- More iu competition with the multltaeol ow test snort weipnu ainra, or pnuapuaw only in can. Rotil BiKino POWdbb CO, 1 Property No. 52 East North 33 leet front by almoit, 100 feet deep.

Double two-story stone house and frame kitchen. Also two lots on Penn street extended, adjoining Higgin's lime kiln, containing 80 feet front by 174 deep. Apply to C. P. Humrich, att'y-, june30dtf Carlisle, Pa.

Notice. The undersigned hereby warns all persons not to trespass upon thei premises in Dickinson township, Cumberland uo. ra. Wm. Line, june30-2tw.

Wm. Whole. Farmers, Attention, The Piano binder will be in oper ation on Harry Noble's farm, back of fair on Tuesday (to morrow,) from 8 to and on Wednesday from 8 to 10.: Farmers should not lail to see this machine in operation. )uly2-2td Milk shake only 5c a glass at the O.K. 6 18 dtf I c.

OR J5ALE ful operation. Rev. John Kintler will preach at Pleasant hall, Franklin county, next eunciay. Snyder. Durnin and Corbett, of this place, will play witn iue iew-villeclubat Chambersburg to-morrow.

The Firbt Presbyterian picnic will be held to day a week. Tickets will be forty cents for adults and twenty cents for children. Train will leave the public square at nine o'clock. A cordial idvitation is extended to the public to attend. Are you weak and weary, overworked and tired? Hood's Sarsaparilla is iust the medicine to purify your blood and give you strength.

Carlisle Letter Carriers. The following is the report of the mail matter delivered letter carriers during the month of June. LELIVERED. Registered letters, 89 Letters, 34,189 Postal cards, 6,565 Newspapers, circulars 17,809 1 COLLECTED. Local letters, 2,602 Mail 15,895 Local postal cauls, Mail postal cards, 3,149 Newspapers, circulars, 2,056 Total, 82,640 Dickinson School Board.

Ou the organization of the board, June 4th, the vacancy made by the resignation of Benjamin Meals was filbd by the election of llarry Hance, and the board organized: President John B. Kunlz. Secretary Harry Hance. Treasurer M. Minnich.

At a meeting oi the board, June 30th, it was decided that at the examination for tbe of scholars to be held at Shady Grove, July 16, scholars residing in Dickinson and Cooke townships only should be examintd, as it has sometimes happened heretofore that their own scholars have been crowded out. A Bound Legal Opinion. E. Bainbridge Munday Esq County Clay Tex. says: Have used Electric Bitters with most happy results.

My brother also was very low with Malaria Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr. D. 1. Wileoxson, of Horse Cave, adds testimony, saying: He positively believes he would have died, had it net been lor Electric Bitters.

This great remedy will ward off, as well as cure all Malaria Diseases, and lor all Kidi Liver and Stomach Disorders stand unequal led. Price 50c. and $1. at Horn's Drug Store. NOTICS.

TO TAX PAYEES. The duplicate for borough tax for the year ending 1888 is the col lector's hands and he is now ready to receive the tax at his office in the market house; door on Hanover street, where he can be found on Tuesday, Ihursdays and Saturdays ol each week. Jacob vvetzel, july3 Collector A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate of Sebastian Hosfetl, late of Franlford township, Cumoeriana county, fa. Notice Is hereby given that Letters of Administration, c.

t. have keen granted to Ihe undersigned by tbe register of wills of Cumberland counlv. All persons indebted to and those havi ng claims will present them said estate will mftKe immediate payment for settlement without delay to AARON F. SMITH. No.

1G4 Seventh Newark, New Jersey, or J. E. BARNITZ, Attorney-at-law. 3JnlydAwfit Carlisle, Pa. If you are in need or underwear, collars, culls, nccKiies, Hosiery, shirts or any other thing that is kept in a first class gent's furnish ing store, go to La pros.

warranted, is because it is the best ttnn fcnnwn. It Trill T)OSi. IuaW nun nil TUnnd TMspfiHPR. nurifiestlie Hole system, ana tnorougiuy ouuas up ton ,1 tonstitution. itemem oer, we 2raui( i' For sale by J.

E. Sipe. 600 PAIRS. suit. Young man, buy a spring anJ See Our SE3EOE.

Better Than Host Towns. The Ilarrisburg Independent says that "at no licensed hotel can liquor bo obtained on the Sabbath day in that city." Meetings To-Night Capt. Camp, No. 35, Sons of Veterans, in Jiand Army hall, at eight o'clock. Carlisle Encampment, Ho.

183, I. O. O. in TrouS's building, No. 21, West High street, at 7:30 o'clock.

Bobbery of a Small Store. Miss Clementine little store at the coiner of Bedford and Pchn streets was broken into last night about two o'clock and robbed ol some candy and other goods. No money was obtained. Entrance to the star was effected by breaking the glass in the door and turning the key by thrusting the arm inside. there was not much loss, but the fellow who would steal from an old ladylike Miss Callio would steal from his nearest friend.

J.ivins Witnesses. Ask any one who has usedi Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative -Pellets as to their merits. They 'will tell you that pimples, blotches and eruptions disappear; that constipation that breeder of disorders is relieved; that the appetite is restored that the whole system is renovated and regulated beyond any concep tion by these wonder.workers. Being purely vegetable, they are perfectly harmless; being composed of concentrated, active ingredients, they are powerful Purge and purify the system and disease will be nnknown.

Ot all druggists. Prohibitionists to Nominate their Congress" man. The conference of the prohibition parly of this congressional district meet at McClellan's hotel in Gettysburg, at one o'clock p. to-morrow, lor the purpose of nominating a congressional candidate. The conferees of Cumberland county are Dr.

Robert C. Hays, Shippensburg; James Woods, Mooredale P.O., and J. W. Ralston, Mechanicsburg. For York county Dr.

G. T. Armour, Dillsburg; H. A. Johnson, York, and James Fulton, Stewarlstown.

The conferees for Adams county have not ytt been announced. The Lady Who has fine Hair, and desires to preserve its color, abundance, and lustre, should use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a dressing. It keeps the scalp clean and cool, and Is by far the most exquisite toilet preparation in the market. B. M.

Johnson, M. Thomas Hill, says I have, used Ayer's Hair Vigor in my family for a number of years, and regard it as the best hair preparation I know of. It keeps the scalp clean, the hair soft and lively, and reserves the original color. My wife as used it for a long time with most satisfactory results." Mrs. S.

A. Rock, of Anderson, Texas, writes At the age of 34, in Monroe, I had a severe attack of swamp," or malarial, fever. After I got well my hair commenced coming out, and so continued until it had well nigh all gone. I used several kinds of hair restorers, but they did no good. A friend gave me a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor.

Before finishing the first bottle my hair began to grow, and by the time I used three bottles, I had a tine head of hair." Ayer's Hair Vigor, rRKPARF.D BY Dr. J. C. Ayer Lowell, Mass. Sold by Druggists and Perfumer.

For Sale Cheap. A good blind mare, years old. Also, new cart and cart gears. Will sell together or separate. Inquire of 2july3td Schweitzer and Cream Cheese.

I received to-day 100 pounds of the choicest schweitzer cheese that I have ever Also, the very choicest make of New York cream cheese. Jobn M. Miller. 2july2t For Hale. The undersigned offers for calo ber house and lot known os the Beiscl property, No.

65, N. West St. Terms, $500. june29-2wd. Sarah A.

Parks. For hnts, caps and gent's furnishing goods go to Ztig Bros. The weather is warm enough for light No where si you find hall the sssoauieut we display. Alpacas, Mohairs, Seersuckers, COATS AND VESTS. A good variety of patterns.

A very pleasant coat is the Englisl-Fla-nel made skeleton. Light durable and comfortable. Did you say 'twas too cool for LINEN TROUSERS? That may be; but how about light wugbt cassimeres. Suitable for ail summer wear? SNEAKERS 75, 85, 90 and 1.00. Crush Ilats, Straw Hats, Wool Hats, Fur IHts, to fit man and bov.

Prices below low water mark. It's good ior your pocket book to fcuy your shoes of us. tMHP, HATS CAFE 22 N. H1N3VER ST. AEPUKEIMTS.

(hi na Balls Kabo Corsets ipl.UU. only $100 and a 3 weeks guarantee. rtr Ladies Pure OVJU. Gloves only 30c worth OK Ladies India Gauze, Undervests only 25c good value. Ladies Pure Silk lOU.

Lace Mitts at 18c Just think of it. C)Kr Ladies Chemise at fOO. 25c only a few- left. Better goods at better prices. 650.

Cent's White Uulaun- dried Pleated Linen Bosom Sbirtsall sizes at only C5c. 15c. Latest Styles Coon Brand collars at 15c AT THE BEE HIVE. and VjOYUYVVCVuV oh-IZ in their molts, are Acter'a Dyspe? Tblct3: by all who have used them, ihe bjst remedy for Dyspepsia, Flat ffj p0 iipation. uarantoeo, and scld tt ty For sale by J.

E.Sipe. Our stock of men's fine shoes surpasses any ever brought to Carlisle The porpoise fitill continues to lead. Every pair is guaranteed and wilj not break and craclc like calfskin You will save money by buying' porpoise sboes at Steohm's. Ill Hatter and Gent's No. 12 West Main St.

GRAND OPENING OF BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. We desire to call your attention our new style of Carlisle Shoes Our stock is the largest in town, and we are prepared to offer special inducements to our customers in all kinds feoods. ECKELS 2Japr'88 DR. E. A.

DENTIST, No. 23, North Hanover Carlisle, Pa Filling a Specialty. decl5-ly OR, JOHN BENTZ, 1 NT 1ST vi mo uaiu is fiXt.rnnH no hv a aimnlo IU I LI g-ums, to be had only of him. Office remove 1 ouum rui street, ccxt aoor to Uc fcickel'8 oflite. DR.

L. WEIR1CH NO'. 109 NORTH BEDFORD ST CARLISLE, PENNA. Filling and Extractin rr mch26dt A Specialty. R.

SI3BET. Dr. Sibbet nas removed h's ofllca to the rooms recently occupied by Dr. Miller, on Pitt street, a Jew doors south of the Cumberland ley railroad depot, Carlisle, Pa. 24mar.dtf.

WEAIHEE INDICATIOHS. The signs are lo be read from the top down. The triangular flag indi-oates temperature If placed above a I square flag It means higher tempera ture (warmer); If below a square flag lower temperature (colder); if It does not appear the temperature will remain about the same. The white square Indicates clear or fair weatu-. er, and the blue square rain or snow.

The white fleit with black centre indicates a cold wave. Signals lor to-day read warmer clear weather. SPECIAL SALE OF ladies' isd mm, FISS EL'S 50 Cent. Gorset Special line of Sateens and Gi ng hams. N.

M. FISSEL, 94 North Hanover St. Destroy Your Bugs and Sloths. Save your rose bushes as well as cabbage, cucumber and other vines from destruction by using our bug destroyer. Used so successfully last year.

For sale cheap; perfectly harmless, by. J. L. Me ioy. June 20 Wo have lome men's and bovs tennis shoes way down in price Thev are not the best makes but urn plten sold lor them.

Call and see them at Stkoeim's. Milk Shake. For a Ood cool di ink go to the O. K. and get a glass of Milk Shako only 5 cents.

june 18 dtf W. W. Brought, For Sale. A scholarship entitling the holder to ten years' tuition in Dickinson college. For particulars apply to this office at once.

A Joint Bridge. commissioners of Cumberland and Franklin counties will build a joint bridge over the Middle Spring at Stewart mill. Bids will be open-1 ed iu Shippensburg on July 20tb. Don't Experiment. You cannot afford to waste time in experiment when your lungs are in clanger Consumption always seems, at first, only a cold.

Do not permit any dealer t3 impose upon you with some cheap, imitation of Di. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, but be sure you get the genuiue. Because he can make more profit he may tell you he has something jut as good, or just the same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting Dr. King's New Discovery, which is guaran teed to cure in all Throat, Lung and chest affections.

Trial bottles free at Horn '8 Drug Store. Large Bottles 60 cts. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. :0: Saturday, July 28th, 1888. Iu mirsuance of an order of the Court Common Pleas, the lundersiened.

assignee ol Joseuh Totton. of Mechanicsburg. will sell on (he premises in the township of Silver spring, uumoenanu uouniy, mat, ceruiu hereinafter described tract ol farm land laying north of the State road, adjoining the lands of Roland Wenger, Andrew Snell, John Simmcne, David Belstline, Samuel Belstline and otbers, containing 235 Acres of good mixed land improved with a GOOD TWO-STORY IRAME DWELLING HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR, A BANK BAR. INT, wagon shed, hog pen and other outbuildings, all new ana nrsc-omss oraer. wrso ui oharri.

of voimf health v. bearine anules and peaches. O'her fruit of all kinds in abundance. Water in abundance and convenient both by wells and running streams. This farm is within six miles of three miles of New Kingston and Hoguestown.near schools and and stores.

Fences nearly all post and and in good order and repair. Land well limed and in a good state or cultivation. TERMS OFSALE 10 per cent, to be paid when the property is stricken off and balance on tbe 01 me sme. sa to commence oromnuy ai i ciock p. m.

Persons desiring lniormauon can appiy to the tenant residing on the place ana 10 jos. Totton or the undersigned. JVl. liUO iljTjJV, Assignee. TO rilPTJAI PAYERS A dunlicate of the school tas of 1888, has been issued to the treas urer for the convenience of prompt tax payers.

I will meet them at the law office of Theo. Cornman, on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week) and all other times at my resi dence, 81 South Hanover street. An abatement of 5 per cent, wili be allowed prompt tax A. Line, 2julyd3t Treasurer. Wanted.

A general agent in this city and vicinity. New household article of merit. Must have canvassers at command. Will be iu town, show samples aud select roan in about three days. Address.

II. Brooks Magruder, office of this paper. july2-dtf Huckleberries, 'Pines, Etc To-day I received my first invoice of huckleberries, also nice pineapples, strawberries, apricots, melons, bananas, fresh Will H. Epplet; june20dtf Leonard's Corner PINKNEY'S ICE CREAM DELIVERY. Xoah II.

Pinkney, with his new ice cream delivery wagon, will each day pass over tbe streets of Carlisle and solicit orders for his fine varities ot ice cream. Orders left at 125 North Pitt street, will be promptly delivered to any part of town. June 26 dim One lot ladies' hand turn shoes, only equal to any at $3.50. This i an extra bargain and it will not be long till sizes are broken Other cheap lots at Stropm's. FOE EENT.

One handsome new dwelling. Apply to Wm. Blair. uly 3 For a healthy drink go to the K. and get a glass oi miiK 6naKe -onlv 5c.

6 i ati Si rtV1v trifle witn any Throat oi Uireatened wltn t-roup or nooping ugu, Acker's English Eemedjand prevent further trouble. It la a positive cure nd we guarantee it, i'nee via ouc lor sale by A BARGAIN IN A SPECIAL PANTALOON SALE A LOT OF MOTHER, buy your boy a summer suit. Come and see our stock. A nice line of suits ior men. All styles, in Black, Gray and Brown, mixed.

Hot, FIT AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. We have just received a NEW LOT of Shoes for Ladies and Gents, with Ladies Come 2 KZ3Q Just what you want for tender feet. Call and Examine for yourself and be Convinced that we are Selling LOWER than the LOWEST. KRONENBERG 8c SOUDER, Sun Umbrellas. Gents' Furnishing Goods.

KELFER HEFFLEFINGER, No 96 N. Hanover Street, Carlisle, NO. 3 MARKET AVENUE,.