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MARRIED. you want to When you advertise Sentinel, is The Evening Sentinel. (o) On November, 2, at Allison M. E. par o.

the newspaper that will help you out. mm Attended a Dance. The Harrlsburg Patriot says: Misses Belle Faller, Minnie Corcoran and Le-nore Martin, of Carlisle, attended the dance given in the City Grays' armory last evening. sonage, by Rev. B.

H. Mosser, Mr. J. WW Harvey Ewlng aud Miss Sarah. E.Hay, LiUn both of Newvile.

Goods at "Blxler's Hardware To tho Business Men of Carlisle. Being a reliable distributor of thir Golf store. We Want Everybody to Prepare ODD Behney, Snjder Slecher. teen years' experience and handling the circulars, of seven leading fatent medicine houses of the country am fully prepared tofcuarantee Have youeen the Gentlemen's fleecellned underwear thaVwe are sell Mr These Liberal Sales. We Want Him.

Robert BT. Corilyn says that Capt. Lamberton" gave Tilm no assurance of coming to The committee of arrangements will again endeavor to have him come and give him a royal reception. For an oyster stew properly prepared, go to 13s6md Pennsylvania Supper At Assembly Hall by the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church, on Thursday evening, November 9th. Supper from five o'clock on.

Tickets twenty-five cents. ing at 39 cents. Sold everywhere at 50 Geo. Ceamek, Bill Poster and Distributor, cents. Get an outfit while thev last at 39 133 W.

Pomfret Carlisle, Pa. 6a3td cents. 23octdlm. TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 7, 1839 Indian Band Concert.

DAYS ONLY Stole Mincemeat. Some very unscurpulous person stole On November 22. the great Carlisle Indian School Band will give the con cert in the opera house, which was to I Special Edition. The Sentinel will Issue an election edition tomorrow morning which will be sold on the streets. Buy one and Ret the latest returns from State and county.

a twelve pound bucket of fine mincemeat from in front of Parker Myers' grocery on East North street on Saturday evening. have been given on October 27th. EGINS AT 8 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY EVJORNING Our line of onen's shoes cannot be beat we specially mention our line at -New Refrigerator. Andrew Sherk has put in a new and Teachers' Meeting. There will be a teachers' meeting of the First Lutheran Sunday school at the close of the lecture on Wednesday evening.

All members of the association are expected to be present, as 13.25.1 SipeVshces wear well. are the best un Davis' sandwiches der the Wellington. QUEER H0NU- FORMER CARLISLER'S MENT. up-to-date refrigerator in his meat and- produce market on South Pitt street. Mr.

Sherk has a fine market and is doing a good business. A MULTITUDE OF BARGAINS is in store for Everybody who uses this opportunity business of Importance will be trans At the Indian School. The Toot ball team arrived from Utlca at noon yesterday, boys will, undoubtedly win It Is a Carved Likeness of the Deceased in home The from Davis' oyster fries are delicious, un Ihe Clothes He Last Wore. The Philadelphia Press says der Wellington. car loads of Holiday We Must Unload Princeton next Saturday.

The band will play for a church benefit in Harrlsburg on November 16th. to get xqorc space for Goods sooi? to arrive. acted. -Ratal A prominent hotel man was the victim of a practical Joke last night, much to the amusement of his friends. A ventriloquist happened to be in the office and all at once caused a visitation of "rats." It was fun, but more than one was "Guy-ed." Fined $5.00 for Fighting-Burgess Faber is proving a terror to alley fighters.

He last evening fined "One of the queerest monuments ever erected to the memory of an iu- dividual stands at the head of the crrave of William H. Reichter. in Fresh taffies at Hartzell's. 7otfd Louise Taylor, colored, $5.00 for fight Mount Hope cemetery, pf Logansport, ing in Chapel alley. She couldn't pay HELP YOURSELVES Ind.

It and is occupying a cell at the police "It is a statue of the deceased, repre senting him as he was attired when Week of Prayer. Next week is the week of prayer for young men, observed by the Y. M. 0. A's the world around, and next Sabbath many pastors will preach sermons with special reference to young men.

HELP US By getting more space LARGEST DISPLAY OF brought to Carlisle, At these special sales by getting your choice of this stricken by heart disease, from which for the GRANDEST AND he died soon after. HOLIDAY GOODS ever "Mr. Reiahter was a ditch contrac enormous stock at prices most favorable to you. In some lines we have bought too heavily, while In others we make the prices suit this sale. tor and very prominent in his locality.

Opera Rehearsal 8. There was a full attendance -at last night's rehearsal of the "Pirates of Penzance," and the managers are in high spirits regarding the success of the enterprise. Several new voices were added to the chorus last night. There will be a rehearsal of the ladies on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, and a full rehearsal on Thurs station. Noah Pinkney has opened his oyster store and restaurant in the Peffer store room, West Main street, where he will be pleased to see all his friends.

He keeps the best salt-water oysters also ice cream, fruit, pies, cakes and sandwiches. 31o6td Would be Nice la Carlisle. The new system of the Pennsylvania telephone company, whereby the ring It was on a rainy day that death came and Mr. Beiehter was well fixed for the weather. He was wearing a broad Y.

M. C. A. Muslcale. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y.

M. A. is making arrangements to hold a muslcale in Bosler Hall, Saturday night of this week. A small admission fee will be charged, the proceeds to be devoted to the Improvement fund. brimmed hat.

a mackintosh over his suit of clothea, and his trousers legs were in his gum boots. day evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Granite Ware and Tin Ware Sale Prices way Below the usual. Positively Wednesday Thursday Only. ing of the bell to get the attention of "The members of his family, wish ing to remember him as he looked when last he bade them good-bye, pre pared to do so.

They employed a man the "hello" girl at the exchange is made went into effect at Harrlsburg on Saturday. The girl will be summoned now by taking the receiver from the telephone. Carlisle ought to have it 1 For Rent. Part of house, large yard, also stable, reasonable, 762 E. Louther and Spruce street.

3ntwd of about the same build as Mr. "freigh Enameled rice boilers 39c, elsewhere 50c Graniteware. ter to have his photograph taken In the clothes last worn by the deceased, Tinware, What Conversion Did. An exchange says Adam H. Keener recently converted during revival services at Epworth M.

church, York, stoodup in meeting last Thursday evening and startled the congregation by making a confession of how, to obtain insurance money, he set fire to and destroyed his cigar box factory in York last summer. He made the confession to ease his conscience, and has restored the insurance money, amounting to over $700. NEWS BOILED DOWN. and when he had carried eut the idea they replaced the head on the photo Want $40.00. nagorstewn Globe.

Dickinson College eleven can be se cured for a game next Saturday pro graph by the head of a likeness of Mr. Dissolve a small quantity of Snow Boy Washing Powder in your tub before starting to wash, it will lighten your task of washing. AMUSEMENTS. Reiehter taken several weeks before Tiding the expenses of the team-about $40 are assured. Manager he died.

"This done, the picture was sent MiddlekaufC, Capt. Wingert and others are selling tickets for the purpose, and If a sufficient sum Is guaranteed by Thursday evening the team will be wired uO come. The brick work on the Third 'ward to a sculptor in Italy with the request that a life-sized etatue be made from it in Italian marble. The sculptor did his work well, and when the product of his skill and Industry arrived in Logansport the members of the Reighter family were well school building will soon be completed. A marriage license wai granted J.

W. Sloop, of Keystone and Maggie E. COMING ATTRACTIONS. "Have You Seen Smith," Wednesday Nov. 8.

Thatcher's Minstrels," Nov. 11. Uncle Jo Spruceby," Nov. 14. "Next Door," Nov.

15. Loralne Nov. 17. "Flnnegans Nov. 28.

The Little Minister," Nov. 29. Returned to Canada. Victor Emerson, wife and family say that it is a perfect likeness of their Sunday, of Grier's Point, Perry county. Full line of fresh Taffies at S.

BT. Hartzell's, No. 35 West Main Street. The Election To-day. The election to-day is passing off relative.

The most attractive programs are "The statue and the remainder of printed at the Sentinel's job depart the monument cost 15,000. Mr. Reigh ment. Enameled seamless pint cups 5o, elsewhere 10c. Enameled soap hangers 7c, elsewhere 10c.

Enameled basins 8c, elsewhere 10c. Enameled pie plates 5c, elsewhere 10c Enameled quart pudding pans 7c, elsewhere lOo. Enameled 1 quart stew pans 10c, elsewhere 192. Enameled 1 pint soup ladle 8c, elsewhere 12c. Enameled cake turners 5c, elsewhere 8o.

Enameled bastlDg spoons 3, elsewhere 5o. Enameled 1 quart Windsor dippers 19c, elsewhere 29c Enameled 1 pint Windsor dippers 16c elsewhere 25c Eaameled 4 quart pudding pans 10c, elsewhere 19c. Enameled 4 quart milk pans 10c, elsewhere 19c Enameled oval butter kettles 50c, elsewhere 75c. Enameled oval dinner kettle 50c, elsewhere 75c. Enameled wash bowl and pitcher 50c, elsewhere 75o.

Enameled chamber palls 50c, elsewhere 75c. Enameled covered commodes 50c elsewhere 75c. Enameled seamless 8 quart water palls 35c, elsewhere 50c Enameled seamless 10 quart water palls 42c, elsewhere 60c. Enameled seamless 12 quart water palls. Enameled 10 quart rinsing pans 14c, elsewhere 25c.

Enameled 10 quart dish pans 2lc, elsewhere 25c Enameled 14 qnart dish pans 29c, elsewhere 39c Enameled 17 quart dish pans 42o, elsewhere 59c Enameled Chambers 25o, elsewhere 35c. uncovered commodes 25c, elsewhere 39c Enameled cuspidor 8c elsewhere 12c Enameled 1 quart coffee and tea pots 15c, elsewhere 19c Enameled quart coffee and tea pots 17c, elsewhere 23c Enameled 2 quart coffee and tea pots 25c, elsewhere 35c. Enameled 4 qnart coffee and tea pots 35c, elsewhere 50c Enameled 2 quart buckets 13c, elsewhere 15c Enameled 3 quart buckets 17c, elsewhere 20o. Enameled 4 quart buckets 19c elsewhere 25c Enameled 2 quart stew pans 15c, elsewhere 20c Enameled 4 quart stew pans 17c, elsewhere 22c. Enameled 5 quart stew pans 19c, elsewhere 25c.

Enameled pint measures 15c elsewhere 25o Enameled 2 quart measures 25c, elaewheie 35c. Enameled pitcher 25c, elsewhere 35c Enameled tea kettle 33c, elsewhere 50c. Tin cup lc, elsewhere 2c. 10 quart dish pans 9c, elsewhere 10c. Large retinned basins 8c, elsewhere 10c.

9 inch pie plates 3c, elsewhere 5c 10 Inch pie plates 3c, elsewhere 5c Pound cake pans 8c, elsewhere 10c Large enamel handle strainers 10c, elsewhere 12c Plain and japanned waiters 10c, elsewhere 15c Seaside palls painted 5c, elsewhere 10c. 2 quart water dippers 8c, elsewhere 10c 1 quart tin buckets 4c, elsewhere 6c 3 quart tin buckets 7c, elsewhere 10c. 4 quart tin buckets 9o, elsewhere 12c. 1 quart milk cans 8c elsewhere 10c 2 qnart milk cans 12c, eslewhere 15c 4 quart milk cans 19c, elsewhere 25c Farina boilers 25c, elsewhere 35o Square dinner palls 25c, elsewhere 35c 1 pint funnels 3c, elsewhere 5c. 1 quart funnels 4c, elsewhere 6c 1 pint seamless retinned cups 4c elsewhere 5c, Plain 1 gallon oil cans 10c, elsewhere 15c.

Galvanized oil eans 17c elsewhere 20c Coal hods 19, elsewhere 25c Large collanders 8o, elsewhere 10c Large wire frame eraters 5c, elsewhere 10c Peerless flour bin 81.25, elsewhere tl.75. 5 gallon galvanized oil cans 49c. elsewhere 60c 4 quart old time tin tea pots 19c, elsewhere 35c. Wash boilers 29, 39, 49, 59c Painted chamber palls with lids 20c elsewhere 25c. tiquare bread boxes 35c elsewhere 45c.

Bound cake boxes 39c, elsewhere 50c. 6 can spice boxes japanned 35c, elsewhere 45c 6 can spice box 12o, elsewhere 15c 7 pound sugar boxes 15c, elsewhere 19c. Polished cuspidors 8c elsewhere 10c Japanned tea and coffee canisters 8o, elsewhere 10c Hennls potato mashers 25c, elsewhere 35c. ter was born in Carlisle, in 1314, Finer election day weather could qutetlyr Up to the hour of going to press the vote is very light, but it is expected to come out more rapidly to and in. 1839 he moved! to Logansport, whn have been the tmesis Of C.

F. not be desired than that of to-day. A section about ten inches In length where he died, April 8, 1893." For Rent. wards evening. At 3.3C the vote in Carlisle was as follows: broke from a rail on the C.

Y. R. R. track west of town yesterday morning. I have three more newly fitted and Kramer for some time started for Ottawa, Canada, this morning, where Mr.

E. Is in the employ the Canadian government. He has been in Europe and in this country studying the Automobile question, and has been It was discovered in time to prevent furnished rooms, heated and with priv 158 210 ilege of use of bath-room. Apply to any trouble, although the 10.46 train W. T.

Anderson, 105 West Louther. was almost due. 3ntfd 106 336 It Is now stated that Camp Meade First ward, First precinct, Second precinct Second ward Third ward Fourth ward, 1st precinct Fourth ward, 2d precinct Fourth ward, 3d precinct contracting for materials for the construction of these maehines, in this section. will be abandoned in another month. 172 $2,300 RAISED ON SUNDAY Chas.

T. Cornman, of West Louther 148 158 street has had his pavement relald to At the Dedication of Camp Hill's New Luth- Wall bring it up to the new grade. It's al paper at cost price, 4 and 5 roll, Jones' Ho. 14 Main St. oents a ways up, up, in Carlisle, with the I eran Church, Liquidating the Entire Debt.

Wedding Announced. Invitations are out announcing the street and sidewalk grades. An Institute to be Held at Forest School Dickinson and St. Mary's play foot wedding of Mr. Samuel B.

Keller, a Sunday last will be a day long remembered by the Lutherans of Camp Bill and vicinity, for on that day ball tomorrow. House November 17th. Dickinson township teachers and The Sentinel's Job department former employee of the Sentinel office, now of Johnstown, and Miss Emma E. Trego, of South York street, directors association will render the Trinity Lutheran Church, erected by BEHNEY, SNYDER STECHER. has the best quality of envelopes for the Camp Hill congregation was ded the money.

following program at the Forest school house Friday evenrng Nov. 17 Mechanicsburg. The prospective icated. Bev. H.

H. Weber, secre Don't forget that you can get a good groom is a brother of Mrs. Wetzel, What change in your usual method Plank's. tary of the Board of Church Exten chicken and waffle supper at the opera wife of Conductor W. Abner Wetzel of Manga Sitli, of conducting a recitation do you sion, preached an excellent sermon, in house on Thursday evening, commencing at five o'clock.

Nieslev Mountz make when your pupils are irregular the afternoon Dr. Gilbert, of Harris- the C. V. R. who resides on West Louther street, Carlisle.

The ceremony will take place at five o'clock on in attendance Albert Evans. Rev. John McDowell, of -the Presby burg, preached, and in the evening llnm a jWoflp WrfllWK Dr. D. E.

Weigle, officiated, The mu- If 1 dL LH 3. terian church, Steelton, has received a Select Beading Miss Ella Shearer. Should pupils be allowed to commu Thursday afternoon, Nov. 9 th, at the sio was excellent Prof Harper pre- plates to match 49 cts. a set Japanese individual butter dishes ib cts.

a dozen. Crepe Paper. Wire frames forllamp shades, etc. Periodical tickets accepted on all purchases in all We make a specialty of call to the 2d Presbyterian church of home of Mr. and Mrs.

Trego. sided at the organ. Detroit. "Carlisle made wrappers nicate with one another during school hours Mr. Welgle.

GROCERS Corner North and Hanorer Sis Funny if Horn doesn't have it, and The exercises were continued on Monday, 6th, when addresses were THE HAND OF DEATH. of the best at that. Class drill. Graded schools in rural districts D. knowing just what they're made of and how they're made.

At q8 cts. we've one made of made as (follows: IN REAL ESTATE CIRCLES. PLANK. "Our-IiUtheranism" Rev. Clinton H.

Ames. The Bible in the public schools Mrs. Abram Plank, died at her home E. Walters, York, Pa. good flannelette fancy trimmed yoke and flounced skirts, oth in Churchtown yesterday at 11.30 a.

m. Bev. H. G. Stoetzer.

"Our Lutheran Unity" Rev. Dr. Two of the Samuel Smith properties In Oakvllle were sold In Oakvllle on as the result of a paralytic stroke, aged The school will furnish recitations M. H. Stine, Harrlsburg, Pa.

Saturday at public sale, one to John 69 years'. Deceased was born in Lynch SCHOOL BOARD BOYS' HATS. While you're buying clothes for the boyor while you're not doing it brlDg him to THIS STORE and let us HAT him. Soft Hats 50c to $2.00. Telescopes, the old style back again, 60s and 11.00 Eton and Golf Caps, 25 and 60c.

Bough Elder, or the Dewey as we call It, broad brim, low crown, fancy bands or bands to match, 1.00. Men's Colored Shirts. Good Shirts for 58c. The maker and music. "Our Lutheran Spirit" Rev.

C. Piper for $825 and one for $625 to ers at 1.25, 1.39, 1.50 and $1.75 and each one an exceptional value. burg, but has resided in Church- J. Mabttn, Sec. Rollin Sherck, Harrlsburg, Pa.

Elizabeth Smith. town for 25 years. At Lynchburg she Schools Will bs Closed Two Days This "Our Lutheran Work" Rev. Luther BULLETIN. An extra choice layer ralsla 10c a lb.

Klrby brand tomatoes 3 cans for 25o A high grade sugar syrup at 8a a qt. Genuine French mustard 10c a nr. So cakes Walker's family oap 3c. Print butter 16o a lb. Corn beef 3c a i lb.

Blanke'a coffee from 15 to 30c. Telephone 89. Goods delivered. attended the Methodist church. Be DflVnA.

TTnTTlshnror. P. "Little Colds" neglected thousands The Wm. Smith property In the same Tillage, was sold to Mrs. Bebecoa Month -John Weaver Elected a lan-J Itor-rCtber Business.

of lives sacrificed every year. ur. sides her husband she is by Our Luther League-fl. H. Mer- BlclCk Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures little Smith tor $700.

Jr i i two children, Jacob, of Carlisle, and School Board met last night. Full cer, ivieuuaoiuauurg, jra. colds cures big colds too, down to the The demand for these seems The J. Young tract of land Joseph, at home. A sister, Mrs.

Mary "Our Lutheran Outlook" Rev. very verge of consumption. attendance The property committee recom Thompson resides on South Bedford Marion J. Kline, Harrlsburg, Pa. containing 40 acres in West Fennsboro township was sold at public Bale on Saturday to John Brady for $50.50 an TW0 CHARGES.

These addresses were confined to mended repainting of the. roof of the street. Funeral services in Bethel church Wednesday morning. Meet at unabated. We've new ones again for you, prices from 50 cts.

to $4.00 a yard with the greatest values ever shown at ten minutes and were kept strictly Lincoln building and the repairing of caiiea tnem oaas ana en as. xney are stylish, well made shirts, from one of acre, house at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mt. One of Larceny and One of Deserting the within time, were therefore enthu the roof of the Wilson building. jThe the best makers we know of.

Zlon cemetery. siastic and interesting. Whltman.sandLowney's Chocolates work will be done Pretty Percales, with laundrled bos 1.12K, 1,25, 1.39 and $1.50. 9 Army, Against Joseph Null. Yesterday afternoon Justice J.

P. oms and cuffs to match. All sizes at at Uartzell's 35 West Main Street. AN HEROIC WORK. rax uonecior ueorge w.

iioner re DEATH OF MRS. RICHARD CRAIGHEAD. Wanted. A good reliable agent for Carlisle and vicinity. A pood offer to tbe rljiht party.

Grand Union Tea 35 N. Third Harrlsbuv, 6a2wd This little band of Lutherans cer Blankets. first but not likely to last long. STAMB AUGH SMITH, FROM CUBA. Newcomer, of Biverton, gave Joseph Null, of Mt.

Rock, a hearing in the tainly did an heroic work for the Mas Expires at Her Home In South MIddleton ter. On April 24, 1898, the congrega at a Ripe Old Age. Just the sort of weather a reminder for these necessi Relics Sent a Carllsler From a Soldier of tion organized, succeeding the tempor office of the Sheriff, for stealing a silver watch and gold fob chain from Samuel Null. Mrs. Augusta Craighead, widow of the 2nd U.

S. Infantry. ary organization of September 13, 1897, Richard Craighead, died at her home ties. We start the prices at LflTYL William J. Noel, son of Mrs.

Lizzie The defendant plead guilty and said in South MIddleton last evening at in accordance with a resolution passed by the Cumberland Valley conference 49 cts, tor a clean soit cotton C. Noel, of Carlisle, is now a soldier in 9.30 o'clock aged 80 years. She had blanket up to the choicest of the 2nd TJ. S. Infantry, stationed at of the West Pennsylvania Synod ap that he had given the fob to his sister and had sold the watch (valued at $20) to F.

Beitling for $1.00. Mrs. Samuel been ill for several weeks, but her Bowell Barracks, Paso Cabello, Cien- pointing Rev. Dr. E.

D. Welgle, of all wool with every good kind death was practically due to the in uegos, Cuba. He sent to his uncle, Mechanicsburg, the late Rev. Dr, H. in between.

Null (whose husband is the boy's firmities of old age. Mrs. Craighead Charles Frey, of North Bedford uncle), said that on the 30th cf Octo was a woman of high Christian character and a member of the First Pres ported on duplicate '99. Amount collected to date, 113,746.86. Tax Collector Zlnn, duplicate of '98, $250.00, collected during October.

Schools will be closed on November 30th, Thanksgiving Day, also on November 31st, there being but the one day intervening betwen Tnankegiving and the Teachers' Institute. Pupils of the third class.hlgh school, requested permission to organize a literary club because of the pupils being in their third year the Board deemed it advisable not to grant the request. Orders were drawn for the regular monthly salaries, miscellaneous bills, etc. John K. Weaver was elected to fill the vacancy as janitor, caused by the death of George Sheafer.

The superintendent's enrollment report for six months was received. B. Wile, of Carlisle, Revs. and H. R.

Fleck, and Mr. Harry Heyd, of Mechanicsburg, a committee to take Comfortables. ber the defendant took "French leave" street, the following interesting relics A mallet from the light house byterian church of Carlisle, A loving mother and friend of the needy has Large size made of clean in which the Spaniards were fortified charge of the work. To this committee from Company 47 th Rgt, then stationed at Camp Meade and came to her home very disconsolate and sick of soldier life; that on the night of the and which was blown up by the TJ. S.

cotton and good calico at 98 gone to herieternal reward. were subsequently added the names of Rev. T. B. Birch and Mr.

Jacob Hurst, better ones at 1.10, $1.25 Five children survive: Mary, Ra piece of cable, cut from a thousand-yard piece which was Here's a Hint of Some Values we are Offering. One case full size colored cotton blankets at 4ao a pair. Soap washed cheviot, black with white a yard. Good quality eiderdown in blue, white, pink, cream, at a td. 200 dozen various kinds of hosiery 5 to 25s a pair.

Men's white shirts made of New York Mills muslin, fine llotn dokooj tbe best shirt we have ever offered at 503. They will stand the tef of hard wear. White blankets 490 to $5.00 a pair. Chenille covers fun 8 4, which means a large size, la beautiful designs: regular price t3.00. This special lot will go quickly at 10 each.

There came our way recently some tape bound lace curtain three yards long, Nottingham weave, pure white, 54c a pair. They are cheap. If voa can use them now, buy now. Huck towels, all linen, at xo and 13c each. Not of small rzi titber.

X28 North Hanover Street, Carlisle, Pa. of Mechanicsburg. 3 1st he left the house of his uncle chel, Harrlette, and; John and Daniel, cut by the sailors of From the time of the temporary or taking with him the watch and chain all of South MIddleton, and up. Basement. a Spanish Infantry button taken from ganization services have been held described above, and that he had not Funeral on Thursday at 12 o'clock, once a week in the White Hall been seen by her since.

the trencnes a canmster that came from the castle where over 300 Spanish services at the house, to be conducted by Rev. A. N. Hagerty. Interment in Soldiers' orphans' school building, Uur 5 and 10 ct, counters On last Saturday afternoon Officer soldiers were killed by their own guns.

Schauer, of Biverton arrested him at nave iust oeen nuea witn a the old graveyard, Carlisle. Bev. Dr. E. D.

Welgle, of Mechanics burg, serving as pastor in charge The mallet is made 'or Beautiful ma bright new atsortment of glass hogany and is prized highly by the re PRIZES TO FOREMEN Mount Rock, which place is about seven miles west of Carlisle, on the turnpike, after having walked from Kerrsville to that place, a distance of cipient, as are all the other relics sent number has since been Increased by wc "1C Flct him. the addition of 10 more members. O1 extra large Size ana always Awarded by the C. V. R.

R. Company. The Sunday school has an enrollment sold, at more than our price. The Cumberland Valley Railroad about eleven miles. From Mount Rock, Officer Schauer walked with his ui iuo Bcnoiars.

Japanese trays from cts. Co. has awarded the following prizes I A I wv rm .1.. II Jl to section foremen Johns. Burst Election Returns.

The Skntinjcl has made Its usual arrangements for gathering election returns, and hopes to be, as usual, headquarters for early and authentic news. Our office will be open to all who can be accommodated and all will be welcome. 1 The Home Telephone Company, whose office is located in the Sentinel Budding, has made arrangements prisoner to Carlisle and lodged him in jail, where he is now awaiting trial at Nickeled tin First main line prize, section 12, J. auuyteu a congregational meeting held July 24, 1898, and ground was and Japan the next term of court for larceny. Stinebaugh, foreman, $80.00.

trays in all sizes broken for the building March 6, 1899, In addition to the charge of larceny, Second main line prize, section 3, DEBT "WIPED Olt. With the numerous advances of prices At the. wholesale houses. It will not be long until our present stock ot tables will be exhausted, when we will be compelled to advance oar orices as Bobert Wilson, $60.00. is his there are government warrants against the boy (who is only eighteen years of Wash Boilers.

Third main line prize, section 10, S. The church is one of the most modern and beautiful in 'the valley Of every dependable kind J. Miller, foreman, $40.00. age) for desertion from the army which will be served on the unfortunate youth as soon as the ten day limit has to display the returns in front of ita office by means of a stereopticon, and 5 roorq Fourth main line prize, section 9, A. and on Sunday $2300 were raised which from the tin to the solid cop- Martin, foreman, $25.00.

uiiutusKa uuc cuuire ueub. i nf- TI expired, which will occur on next this enterprise on their part will no doubt be fully appreciated by the Pattiai TI7 TLfnln DStf I greases improvement uur- LOrUrr 11 malll rillU. rill, ling the year, section 13, Geo. W. Sni Thursday.

Chafing Dishes. In view of the fact that Null could der, foreman, $25.00. First branch line prize, section S4, E. Wheeler, teacher, of 1 -CKeiea tin ana niCKeiea not give any reason for committing the larceny, it was suspected by the OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, John a Smith, foreman, $30.00. Roftnnd VirannVi Una TtO T.iutk well.

Better get one at the old price We also have a nice lot of Chamber Suites and Dining Room Suites that will be closed out at former prices while they last 132 North Hanover Carlisle, Pa. authorities that the crime was com' mltted in order that he might be de Violin and Mandolin, will be at 24 copper puddlngr dishep. etc. East Pomfret street, Saturdays. Har- risburg address, lfi North 16th street.

istfd Extra. ir i rfxr pain txTTniiTrrn I wo, 111 r. mm abq ARCHITECT. OFFICE 478 Broad Street, m28d6m Chambersburg, Pa KEAUI rUK DUMilEdd. Sperow, foreman, $20.00.

talned by the local officials until his xnese prizes are awarded as the re regiment had embarked for the Philip enlfc nf t.hn inartfr.t.1rvn nf t.Via wv.ii m.Aa One Minute Cough Cure, cures, pines, and thus escape service, JOJTLZ SCC as. I recently..