The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 3

Green was not the prevailing color Some of Carlisle's street beggars are The Evening Sentinel. Shave your Soap The Fabio Homani company-carry a car load of their own scenery and mec-chanical effects, all of which will be used in their production to-night in A New Clothing Store. The clothing firm which formerly conducted a clothing store in Goodwill ball op Sontli ilannvpr Ktrpet will nneo I SO mings. tr the soap makers say, es- ially if you're washing- delicate rsow, in the name of common sense, what's the use When you can et tr canine, in powder iorm for this Verv fen whir you want to work over "7, 1895 December. 1895 soap, which, if it's good for anything, gets very hard and difficult to cut.

Besides. Pearline is vastlv hotter tV-ir powdered soap could be. It has all the good properties of any soap and many more, There's something in it that does the work easily, but without harm much? more easily than any other wray yet known. ers and some unscrupulous grocers -will tell you, iSkCXTI this is as good as or the same as Pearline." ITS VV CL1 FALSE) Pearline is never peddled, if your rrocer sends Su. Mo.

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JiJL JO ili2 13 14 15 1G 19 20 21 22 j23 24 25 26 27 28 2u 30 81 you an imitation, be honest send it back. GENTS' The Holiday Distribution OF Beautiful end Useful Good; is under full swing in our store, Ine Christmas present vou want to buy is surely here and at a money saving price. I Hats, Plush Caps, Furl Gloves, Kid Gloves, Fur Col-j lars, Neckwear, Sweaters, Silk Initial handkerchiefs.linen Ini- tial Handkerchiefs, White and! 1 I Colored Bordered Handker-1 GEORGB W. SIPK, cruets, Men Umbrellas, Ladies aiotiiecA31Y Umbrellas, Collar and cufii38N.na:iover canuie, ra. Boxes, LeatherDressing cases, Skating caps, Silk Mufflers, cashmere Mufflers, Plain, Satin Suspenders, EmbroideredSatin oucuuc s' cwi nidiiy uinci articles that space will not permit us to mention.

Stambaugh ML Cor. flain and Pitt Sts. Headquarters I can't provide for you all. Those who want to do their own Christmas shopping, would ad vise to to to SIERER'S. His store is crowded full of nice new designs in Rockers, Parlor Tables, Ladies' and children's Uesxs and many other nice cheap things suitable for Xmas gifts.

You are always welcome to drop in and look around. ill The Hev Dr. Riley, of New York, will, each in John's church tomorrow morning. Misses Jennie and Eva Fagan, of E. xeuuHreeneinor tne city lu-u, where they will pass a couple of weeks among friends.

Treated the Boys. the Indian school, gave on Christmas fine layout to the Indian boys in his Children's Festival. The Sunday school of St. John's church held its childrens festival last night in the parish house. There was a Christmas tree and a general good time, with a bountiful supply of good things which helped to make everybody happy.

Home From the South. D. A. Sawyer, of West Louther street, returned home yesterday afternoon from a trip through the south. He took in the Atlanta exposition where he spent several days he spent several days in New Orleans, also, and visited the cities of Pensacola, Palatka, St.

Augustine, Jacksonville, Savannah, Charleston, Raleigh and Norfolk, ne spent Christmas at Charleston and says the southern people celebrate it in great shape, considering it the principal holiday of the year. He eDjoyed the trip greatly. EDWARD CR0NICAN DEAD. He for Many Years was a.Faithful Employe of the C.V. R.

R. After an illness several weeks Edward Cronican a well known resident of tbi3 place died at 8:30 last night at his home on East North street. Mr. Cronican was born seventy-one years ago in Ireland. He came to this country when a young man, and for forty-eight years was a faithful employe of the Cumberland Valley railroad.

For many years he served the company as a section foremen, and later as watchman at the crossing at High and College streets in Carlisle, At the time of his death he still was in the employ of thecompany, asub-st itute taking his place as watchman. Mr. Cronican was a member of the Roman Catholic church. It wa3 the faith of his fathers and he was warmly attached to its doctrine and teachings The funeral will take place from his late residence at 9 o'clock on Monday morning, interment in St. Patrick's churchyard.

The burial service will be conducted in the church by Rev. Father Gmss. ENTLERVILLE ITEMS. Entlervilie, Dec. 2S.

A protracted meeting is now in pro gress at tne liexiiei cnurcn in uie vicinitv of this place. There has been one convert. Others are anticipated. The roasts were all well prepared and all who had an invitation, accent ed wity joyful heart, and returned home filled, feeling that Christmas is the best day of all the year because the Christ child was born on that day and that all should celebrate this day with honor to Him who now sitteth on the throne on high, being filled body and soul. Frank Mentzer butchered on Thurs day, Dec.

26. A turkey roat occurreo on the same day. Some parties invited were halting between two opinions as they were also invited to the roast. They however took in botti. That is right.

Accomplish all the good you can ana an tne goon ci. Eev. John Metzger, Lutheran pastor at Bloserville had his hands full rn Thursday evening, having to join a couple in wedlock and attend the anniversary. He got there light He is open for more engagements. All persons married by him never watt asunder.

The anniversary on Thursday even- ing, uee zorri, was largely atosnacu and all were delighted. Many presents were presented. There was a great storm of wind and rain through which many went Lome. No yet reported. Post and rail fences were strewed in'the road.

Frank Oiler and a Miss Brandt were jo'ned in matrimony Dec. 26th. It is said 10 turkeys were served and 300 guests were On the same evening John L. bnam- bsugh and Flora Fry were also mar ried at the bride's parents nearBloser- ville. The Discovery Saved His Mr.

111., siys: Dr. King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not Having Dr. King's New Discovery in my store I sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth its weight in gold.

We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Horn's Drug Store. I'SESENTS. Don't forget to call and see Osnlby's splendid china, onyx tables and jard nier stands, lamps and fancy goods, chamber and dinner sets. For Sale or Rent. A Knabe piano, for rent or cheap, 17 Hanover street.

decl2 3wd sale Some Ilarrhburg children are with scarlet fever. the Opera house. At the Y. M. C.

A. The meeting at the Y. M. C. A to-morrow afternoon will be conducted by M.

J. McMillan of -New York city The subject will be MERCANTILE APPRAISER. The Appointment Made Yesterday Afternoon. tsterday afternoon the board of county commissioners appointed Cnas. Bretz, of Lower East Pennsboro township, mercantile appraiser of Cumberland county.

The selection of Mr. Bretz was made by Commissioner Best and was endorsed by the beard. The G. A. R.

Lectures. The following schedule of prices has been arranged for the lectures of Gen. Jno. B. Gordon and General O.

O. Howard Ticket for both lectures 75 cents. Tickets for both lectures with re served seats $1.00. Single tickets 50 cents. Single tickets with reserved seats 65 cents.

Date of Lectures General GordoD Jan. 25th General noward Ff b. 28th. To the Memory of Wm. M.

Henderson. At a meeting of the Letort Council No. 205, O. U. A.

of Carlisle, December 26, 1S95, the following reso lutions were read and adopted Wiierjeas. It has pleased Almighty God in allwise providence to remove from our council our beloved brother William M. Henderson, his seat in our councils is forever vacant for death has severed the ties that bound us together on earth. While we mourn his loss from our council chamber, we must leave him in the care of the Great Councilor above, who doeth all things well therefore be it Eesolved, That in tbe death of our esteemed brother, William M. Henderson, Letort Council, No.

205, has lost one of its faithful members, the community one of its best citizens, and his wife and children, a loving husband and a kicd and affectionate father. Resolved, That in the death of our brother th council laments one who was ever willing to lend a helping hand and sympathize with the needy and distressed of our order, and- exerted every effort for its welfare and prosperity, and who lived a noble and upright life. Res A-'ed, That we hold our brother's life as an illustration of a good A -tier lean citizen, a true friend and brother. Resolved, That we offer cur condolence to b'S bereaved widow end children in their deep loss and sorrow, and commend them to mourn not, but to rejoice in the hope of a happy meeting beyond the tomb whre the sorrows and cares of this life will be unknown. Resolved, That the charter of the Letort Council be draped in mourning for a period of thirty days, and a copy of these resolutions be placed on the minutes in memory of Brother Hen derson, and a copy be sent to the fami ily of the deceased, and a copy be sent to each of the daily papers of Carlisle for publication.

Jno. A. Rtjdt, F. J. Siietbon, J.

A. Stone, Committee. Prove the merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla posi tive, perfect, permanent Cures. Cures of scrofula In severest forms, like goitre, swelled neck, running sores hip disease, sores in the eyes. Cures of Salt Eheum, with its intense itching and burning, scald head, tetter, etc Cures of Boils, Pimples and all other erup tlons duq to impure blood.

Cures Dyspepsia and other troubles where a good stomach tonic was needed. Cures of Rheumatism, where patients were un able to work or walk for weeks. Cures of Catarrh by expelling the impurities which cause and sustain the disease. Curcj by properly toning and feeding the nerves upon pure blood. Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring strength.

Send for book of cures by Sarsaparilla To O. I. Hood Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. XJ rv.ii are the best after-dinner I 11)1)11 t-MIIS flio-pstinn 5ft Cameron's" bargain day Wednesday and Saturday, Nov. 27 and 30.

Watch store West Main street, for prices on hats. 25nov-tf Nine Months Bed-Cured in 24 Ecurs. J. T. Blackmore, of Haller Black more, Pittsburg, says "A short time pince I produced a bottle of Mys tic cure.

It got me out of tne house in twenty-four hours. I took to my bed with rheumatism nine months ago and the Mystic cure is the oniy medi cine that did me any good, I had five of the best physicians in the city, but 1 received verv little relief rromtnem. I know the Mystic cure to be what it 13 represented and take pleasure in recommending it to otner poor suner ers. Sold bv John E. Sine, druggist, 7 TC.

Main street. Carlisle, and W. F. uorn, Carlisle, Pa. FOR SALE.

T7OR SALE. A few shares of Lindner Shoe JL' Real Estate Fire Insurance Agent. -dtf. 392 JAMES PYLE, New York. Up Willi The Times And frequently ahead of tliem.

That is tbe way we have been for the last and now that 1SU6 is cloje at nv.nd we wish to remind you that we nsive 1 ne 1 variety or atent Medicines Ever seen in the town. NOTICE I desire to say to my friends that I H1YI Still in tlif Insurant hncinaoj ri reel that I cau serve my patrons more iywuiy man ever oeiore. I I want to take this opportunity to 'rmly thank the friends who have so kifjclly insured with me in the dsst, respectfully reqnest acontinuuee of their pi--run age. I have commodious offices abova the i new post office, one door west of my old location, where I will be glad to see my ola patrons and any persons desiring, new insurance in reliable companies. Very Respectfully, E.

E. Shearer. tJfcf FOR HOUSE CU2ANIHG. -AX- -FISSEL' HANOVER ST. tr at market this morning.

It reigned supreme on Tuesday last. Lost. Gold spectacles with jointed arms. Finder will please leave at Sextixel office. Thursday night's storm blew a portion of the roof off the Baldwin House in Ilagerstown and prevented a theatrical company from filling an engage-in the Hagerotown opera house.

Funeral of Miss Gilmore. The remains of Miss Evaline Gil-more were interred in St. Patrick's churchyard this morning. The funeral was conducted by Hev. Father Gauns, rector of St.

Patrick's Catholic parish. A Businesslike Place Andrew Kerr lias introduce-1 some new machinery in his extensive pork packing establishment on Kerr's avenue, lie is doing a thriving busitess in this line and daily slaughters numbers of hogs. The Sick. Hon. Theodore Cornman is still con fined to his residence on North Hanover street.

Court Crier George Comfort was considerably improved this morning, Supper on New Year's eve. The Ladies Aid society of the Cen-treville Lutheran church will give a supper at the home of W. C. Baker on New Year's evening. Tickets twenty cents.

All well disposed persons are cordially invited to be present. Should the weather be very inclement the supper will be given the next evening. A grand leap year, supper and masquerade march at the armory, Wednesday, Jan. 1, 189(5. by the stewardes-es and Allen club.of Pomfret street A.

M. E. church, supper from to 8 :39 p. grand march, at 0 p. good music will enliven the occasion.

Admission 25 cents, supper included. "VVm. II. Jackson, Mart Wethers, Pres. Secty.

LIST OF LETTERS. The following list of letters will be sent from the Carlisle, postoffice to the dead letter office Jan. 11th 185? GENT3. Power9 Bros. Crayner, R.

D. t-nump, u. Karls, t'naries ucui n. Futcet S. Warner, Fnar Hammond, Charles Woads: E.

W. S. Line, Levi. LADIES. Ammon, Miss Laura.

Advertised Dec. 28th, 1895. Office is open from 5:30 a. m. until 9.00 p.

m. One cent to be charged on all letters advertised. W. H. Pkffeb, P.

M. My Charge of Mariolatry Sustained. pamphlet bearing the above title by Dr Frysinger, is on sale at Means' book store. Price two cents. d20d6t Christmas at the First U.

B. Church Trip, annual Christmas exercises of the First U. church were held last evening, and the house was filled with an attentive audience, The recitations proved quite enter taining and the singing excellent, but the part most enjoyed by the children was the gift of candy and oranges. The program was as follows Song All Hail the Power of Jesus Name. Prayer.

Address By superintendent. Singing Christ is Come. Pvecitation Tiny Tots Florence Small. Recitation "Watching for Santa John McKelly Recitation--The First Xmas -Mis Mountz. Sirjging Watchman Tell us of the Night.

Recitation Glory to God Naomi Arnold. Recitation The Xmas Day Elsie Hinkle. Recitation Little Folks Charley Grove. Scriptural Texts and Song By class. Recitation Sadie Hazard.

Recitation Christmas Mary Liut- ner. Song Duet by Misses Estelle and Emily Weidler. Recitation Xmas Everywhere Reuben Linter. Recitation Babe of Bethlehem 15 boys and girls. Recitation Christmas Joy May Weaver.

Recitation December Alice Arm strong. Recitation Christmas Eve Myrtle McKillip. Recitation Mabel Florence Small Address. Singing Till We Meet Again. Benediction, Beware of OinlmenSs for Catarrh That Con tain Mercury, as mercury will sureiy destroy tne sense smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it throuch the mucous surfaces.

Such articles should never be used except uu preswiyi-wus AluUx 1)i ri. clans, as the damage tbey will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive irom teem. uau vjaxarrn pure, mauuiuu.tu -cucj Toledo, contains no mercury, ana is taKen interi any, bcuuv utrectiy upon the Diooa ana tsucuus -ur-acesor i jo. muic ucbuic juu iu taken internany, and made i Toledo, by F. J.

Cheney Co. Testimonials free. C-Sold by druggists; price 75c. per bottle. AND Beginning to-morrow (Friday) dec.

27T11. Magnificent line of new goods at de- eirable prices. A ir-kT atvt a. BORLAND, feat tomi pa a 1 excellent taffy pullers. The Cuban patriots who are knock ing at the doors of the Island capita are genuine rappers.

Quit Rent Notice. This is the time of year for the service of the customary three months' notice to tenants. These notices are for sale at the Sentinel oftice. MARRIED. At the First Lutheran parsonage on Dec.

25th, by Eev. IKnry B. Wile, James O. Sensenan, of New Kingston, and Miss Anna E. Zimmerman, of Salem Church, Pa.

Appraisers Appointed. Tne court to-day appointed H. W. Hartzell and Hon. B.

K. Spangler appraisers of the assigned estate of L. J. Steele. Mr.

Steele conducted a cigar factory on North Pitt street. The Roof Repaired. The portion of the roof of the old Novelty works on the ground of the Carlisle Lacd and Improvement com pany has been repaired by Morris Riley. The roof was damaged by the storm on Thursday night. Mrs.

James Smith Dead. The wife of James Smith, formerly resident of Carlisle, but now of Al- toona, died at 3 :30 o'clock on Tuesday aftenoon last, and was buried there on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith re moved from Carlisle to Altoona several years ago.

Mr. Smith was a bricklayer by trade. Festival in the Armory. The festival held in the armory last night by the colored Free Masons was success. Tlie attendance was large and music was furnished by the Cumberland band.

Addresses were made by Rev. J. A. Smith, J. II.

Bell, II. C. Whiting, B. K. Spangler, Noah Pink-ney, R.

C. Young. R. II. Owen was busy yesterday and to-day unloading; another carload of granite which weighed 30,000 pounds.

In a shoTt time he will have in his yard tlie finest selection of monuments ever shown in Carlisle. Mr. Owen buys for cash, ships by the car load and can therefore knock out all com petition Early Closing. Carlisle, Dec. 27, '95.

"We, the undersigned Dry and Notion merchants agree to close our respective places of business from Jan. to Oct. 1 1896 at o'clock p. rn. sharp Saturday evenings excepted.

J. n. Wolf, S. A. flAVERSTICK, J.

E. BURKIIOLDER, Jxo. A. Borland, Jko. Plank, NlLES M.

FlSSEL, Wm. H. Little. Where Police are Needed. Business men and others in tbe vicinity of High and Pitt streets are daily and nightly annoyed by impudent young colored loafers.

It seems that this locality is camping ground for nuisances of this kind at all times. If the police are unable to maintain oder and protect citizens in this section of the town let the number of officials be increased. The Cumberland Valley railroad station seems the chief point of attraction for these young roughs, and it might be in to suggest that the C. V. company place a special policeman there, and one who cannot be "cowed" by a lot of street loafers.

Miss Ella Burns, 1903 Arch street, Philadelphia, announces that she is prepared to entertain transient guests rrom uarusie ana vicinity. U-16 dim NEWS OF SHIPPENSEURG. SmrPENSBURG, Dec. 23. Rev.

T. R. Deitz, who has been the pastor of Grace Reformed church, this place fcr the past six years, lrm accepted the call to the Mohersville, Berks county, charge, and will leave for that place early in January. The directors of the Farmers' mu tual Fire Insurance company will hold their annual meeting at the Sherman house Monday. The third entertainment of the Nor mal school lecture course will be given in the chapel, Thursday evening by Judge Alfred Allison, of AcdersoD, Ind.

David I. Reed and wife, of Middle Spring, were the guests of W. O. Hollar, Winchester, this week, Frank Fogelsonger, of Mainsville, is spending the holidays with friends in Lancaster county. Jaccb Lehman and family, of Orrs- towD, are visiting Mrs.

Lehman's par ents near Conewago. Knox Sibbet, who has been in Phila delphia for several months, returned to his home in this city. II. D. Smith and family and Robert W.

Shade, of Harrisburg, are visiting the family of C. L. Shade. Scrofula lurks in the blood of nearly every one, but Hood's Sarsaparilla drives it from the system and makes pure blood. J.

iranK Jirinkerhoil specialist in l2nses for the eye will be in Carlisle at J. E. Steele, jewelry store, on Tues day, Dec. 31 where examinations for all forms of defective sight, will be thoroughly and scientifically made nations and consultations rree Bear in Mind we are Closing Out Entirely. Notwithstanding our goods have been rapidly going out since our an nouncement or closing out, sun we have an iriflENSE STOCK which will bs sold at ASTOUNDING LY LOW PRICES.Aren't you in need of a dinner, tea, toilet, or water set or any piece for falling out a set WE HAVE TIIE5UI Either in whole or broken sets, also a stock of LAMPS, LAN TERMS, GLASSWARE CttOCKERV, These goods must and will be sold recardless of cost.

It will be to your interest to call and examine our stock and learn our prices, Beidler Logan. a a similar store iV the room recently vacated by the Minium brothers on North Hanover street. General Gordon. Gordon is a born orator. His voice is rounded and ful 8 die tloquent and graphic, his whole manner impressive.

And forsubstance his lecture is based upon a wealth of scenes and incidents or ce new and interer ting in the extreme. No synop sis can convey the slightest idea of the superb lecture. It must be heard to be appreciated. He held his great audience in rapt, attention. That lecture is a sensat'on.

It is no partisan speech, but comes from a loyal heart which knows how to renew its loyalty to the flag of the Union with increased devotion." Atlanta (Ga.) Journal. Gen. Gordon will lecture in the court house for the benefit of Capt. Colwell Post G. A.

E. on the night of January 25th. BRIEF MENTION. John Stuart colored who was arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct on the street was fined by Burgess Millar and imprisoned in the lockup. People who ride in the trolley say the stove keeps the temperature of the car in a very comfortable condition.

It is believed that the total number of cars built this year will aggregate 125, 000, which about 11,000 more than were built in 1S94 The attendance at market this morning was not large. Butter sold at 25 cents a pound and eggs at 25 cents a dozen. One wayfarer occuoied the lockup last night. PERSONAL. Miss Lizzie Dosh of this place has returned from visiting Miss, Margaret nuston in narrisburg.

Mr. Hid. Miller and wire who were the guests of contractor Eph, Wetzel have returned to their home in Har risburg. Miss Clepper, of North Hansver street, ia visiting Miss Gardner in. Me-chanicsburg.

Mrs. Mary J. Blair, of Waynesboro, formerly proprietor of the Village Record, was the guest of her relative, Mrs. M. C.

Ames.of West South street, yesterday. J. A. Billings of North College street has returned from Smyrna, Del. John M.

Wooiburn, Newville's new postmaster was a visitor in town to day, "Spooley" will make a satisfac tory official. Chas. Eckels, of Minneapolis, is visiting his father, Chas. P. Eckels, on East Pomfret street.

Miss Flo Snyder, of Penn street, left this morning foivLancaster, where she will spend a few weeks with her MissMame Boyd. Major C. T. Picton is managerof the State Hotel, at Debison, Texas, which the travelin men say is one 01 tbe best hotels in that section. In speaking of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea Remedy Major Ticton says: "I have used it myself-and in my fam ily for several years, and take pleas ure in saying that I consider it an in fallible cure for diarrhoea ana dysen tery.

I always recommend it, and have frequently administered it to my guests in the hotel, and in every case it has proven itself worthy 01 unquan ficd endorsement. For sale at Horn's drug store. KYonr Sight Is Defective, the correct glasses may open to you a new world. It will not cost you any thing to have your eyes examined and find out what improvement can be made in your vision by calling on J. Frank Brinkerhoff, specialist on the eye at the jewelry store of John 1G.

Steel in Carlisle on Tuesday Deo. 31st. I am prepared to clean cess pools and water closets on short notice at a reasonable pries. H. O.

Kitneb, dl3d3w No. 909 North. West St. PRESENTSi Don't forget to call and see Ogilby's spleudid china, onyx tables and jard- nier stands, lamps ana fancy goods, chamber ana dinner sets, One Minute Cough Cure is a popular remedy ror croup, safe for children and adults. For sale at Horn's drug store.

For Dyspepsia And Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by V. H. chey.

De Witt's Little Early Risers for biliousness, indigestion, constipation A small pill, a prompt cure. For sale at Horn's drug store Don't Forget. J. Frank Brinkerhoff, eye specialist trom -fniiaaeipnia, win again be in Carlisle at J. E.

Steel's jewelry store, xuesaay, uec. di. Did an enormous business in holiday good3 but still have some left. Don't want to keep them: must make room for other goods; so down comes the prices 333 PER CENT. DISCOUNT from the tag price.

An honest sale. Goods marked in plain figures. You can ngure it yourself. Thi- offer good cnlytilljan. 1st, 1896, and only on nujiuay gooas.

PATTERNS-We show below two 10c patterns. .4 730 LADIES' WAIST. Sizes 32, 34i 36, 38. 4 717 LADIES WAIST, Size. 32.

54. 38. 4 1 -rf-ri-fi--r We are offering parlor suits at greatly reduced prices until Jan 1st. 139 NORTH HANOVER STREET. "A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO SHAVE WITH." MOON'S PHASES.

f. Fu 5 1 1:88 1:30 a. tu. Vif Moon 18 0 First rA 0:21 SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 28, 1895.

11.12r.iG50 us. Sier-rice in Various Cliurclies of Carlisle To-Morrow and Diir-Ins tlie Week. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Key. A. N.

Hastily, pastor. IVeachinf at 11 a. m. and at 7:03 p. ia.

Babbath ehool a. i. V. E. meeting at u.

m. l'rayur uiuetius Wednesday erenlng 7:30. SECOND TRESRYTERIAN Rev. Ceorge D. pastor.

l'luaciilasr at 11 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. by Ike paslor.

tun day school at a. in. Endearor meeting at Lecture and meeting Wednesday at, 7:80 p. io. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL.

Rer. Alexander Mr-Mil lan. Rector. Sunday after Christmas. Holy communion at 8 a.

m. Sunday school at 9:0 a. m. Service and sermom at 11 a. m.

Even suns and sermon at 7:00 p. m. DCBISG THE TEEK. Wednesday at 7:30 in. Friday at 10 a m.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rev W. M. Frysinser, D.D., pastor. Preaching at 11 a. no.

toy Dr. II. M. llarman and at 7 p. in.

by Rev. E. Cross, past r. Sunday school at 9:30 a. Junior League Devotional meeting at 2:30 p.

in. meeium at u.i i jj. iu. Kpworth League devotional meeting at 8 Tuesday class meeting at 7:30 p. i.

REFORMED. Rot, Miles O. Noll, pastor. Preaching at 11:00 a. by the pastor.

Chnt mas services in tne evening at 7 p. in. Sabbat school at CO p. m. Prayer moettnjr Wednesday at 7 30 p.

ra. Catechol ies Friday evening at 7:30. THE FIRST UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Service in the hall of the Union ira Co-Rev. J.

Y. Messinger, pastor. Sim lav school at 9:30 a. m. Pieichini? at 11 a.

m. and 7 p. m. Junior League of Christian Endeavor Sunday evening at 5:00. Keystone League of Christian Endeavor at 6:00 o'clock.

FIRST LUTHERAN Rev. II. B. Wile, pas- Preachlnp: at 11 a. m.

and at 7:00 p. ra. by Rev. E. Huber, D.

of Gettysburg, Pa. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. ariioi at. 5:45 n.

111. p'r-iitcr miW.lna- Wednesday evening at 7 30. crf.nvn TTT1TTT.T? A At. ii a. in.

and at 7:00 p. in. in English by Kov. H. U.

Stock of Gettysburg seminary. Sunday school at 3 p. iu. ST. PATRICK'S CATIIOLIC-Rev.

II. G. Ganss, rector. Mass at 8 a. m.

every morning. Sunday Jjow mass at 8 o'clock. High mass at 10:30 a. m. Sunday scnooi ai p.

in. Vespers sermon and benedictlOL-. m. at 00 JONATHAN tTILLIAMS DIDDLE MEMO RIAL MISSION. Preaching at 7:30 p.

m. Sum; service at 7 p. m. Sunday school at p. m.

FIRST U. B. CiiURCH-ReT J. S. Sollen berser, pastor.

Preaching at 11 a. and 7:00 p. ra. by the astor. Ulass meeting at 6:00 m.

Sunday school at 9:30 m. r.DAfiV, IT. CHURCn-Rev. W. J.

Uouck, Preaching at ra. and 7:00 p. m. by tha paator. Morning theme.

Evening theme my ir I Hitherto Hath the Lord Helced Us." Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. ftir.ST CHURCH OF GOD Rev. C. D.

1 rM Vrc-aching at li a. tn. and 7 :03 p. m. by the subject.

"Our Erenlng subject, "On His Strength." Sunday school at p. m. :hrit.ian Endeavor at p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:33 A.

M. E. ZION CIIURCII-West Street-ReT. J. W.

Smith, pastor, broaching at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. t-Sabbath school at 3 p. m.

The Christian Endeavor at 6:45. A. M. E. cnURCII Pomfret Street-Rer, J.

II. Bell, pastor. rrn.i,'iiincr ti ll a. m. bv the pastor.

hundav school at 2 p. m. Bons service and addressr-s bv Prnf. fcuimners, district super- intonHnntnnfl others. CA-ar meeting at 3:30 m.

All the class are to be nresent. Quarterly review ofS. S. lesson at 7 p. by pastor, superintendent, Pror.

li, Knmnif.ra ri shl ST. Pa. Watch meeting open on Tuesday night at 10 m. Come see tne oia year pass out anu thr nw fnter in. Rev.

J. P. Hill, of Wrightsvlile, will assist Rev. J. II Bell in his quarterly rneetini; next (Sunday, Jan.

oth. A good time expecteu, SI1ILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Philip MoCord, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m.

by the pastor. Punday school at 2 p. ru. Preaching at 3 p. and 7 p- r.

THE PAIN IISMEPIATELY LEFT ME. So Says Mrs. W. T. Bundle, of Dundalk, After Using Dr.

Agnew's Cure for the Heart How difficult it is for those afflicted with heart disease to get relief, and to get it quickly. The pain hangs on, and is suggestive of the most terrible results, for heart disease cannot be trifled with. Here was Mrs. W. T.

r.nnia i ho wifs nf thP wHi knnwn cattle dealer in Dundalk, who suffered so severely irom pain in tne region ot the heart that, to quote her own words: "I was for somo time unable to attend to my household duties. I was Induced to try ur. A gnews uure ror the Heart and I must say the result was woPderful. The pain immediate lv left me after the first day and I hivo had no trouuie uiuw. tfimnmr vat.

Mrs. luinaiesLanas alSng wl thousands of others who can sav the same thintf. Sold by 13 F. Emrick. The cutest thing in tbe way of an UMBRELLA is to be seen at RURSK'S.

CALL AND SEE IT. NECKTIES, COLLARS Cuffs GLOVES. UN DER WEAR, SWEATERS, SUSPENDERS, HATS. IS THE PROPER THING CHRISTMAS To give our customers who would like to buy a coat or cape for Christmas the largest opportunity we have DECIDED TO MAKE OUR JANUARY REDUCTIONS NOW. This means a great deal for the stock is yet unbroken and the goods are perfection.

We have all styles and the prices, quality considered, are astonishing. Beavers, Meltons, As-trakans and all the best style and quality. Fur Capes, Muffs and boas. We have everything in the line of black and colored dress goods you cannot go wrong if you come to our store for your new dress. BLANKETS, cheaper than ever, and of the finest UMBRELLAS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS.

Many small articles suitable for Christmas presents. We invite all to call and see the store in its holiday dress. See our show windows. 150 NORTH WSEOSr OUT TO Im Xy 1 I REMK5IB THE FT oose TRY TO One Price Clothing I AN OPPORTUNITY I there still remains a few choice styles of my well selected winter stock, which I will close out at GREATiY ULEBIJCEfS PRICKS. ITpre you will find the best stock of Suits and Overcoats men and boys.

Also Underwear. Hats and Caps. TJera you will fiDd the goods at the lowest pneos. Here you will find no misrepresentations are male to effoct a sale Ilerft ymi will find all kinds of gcods from the cheapest, to the medium and to the best. Here in selling we take care of our customer that he will nut be deceived an3 get ful' value for bis money.

Remember us when out buying and do not pass us by. We are anxious to have your trade and will appreciate the same. TAILOR, THE feT 7W. high st. CARLISLE, 5 A.

At Hayerstiffs. NO. 9 NORTH HANOVER. STREET. MAIN ST.

id South Carlisle, Pa. Cor. South ana Pitt 8., Carlisle, Pa A..