The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 4

KEWVILLK. William R. Claudy, deputy cleik, is IS ALWAYS AT I lisliment Carlisle maintains THE HE AD. The leading Dry Goods estab I its well-earned reputation for cheapest goods, the largest variety at 1 0 Children Cry for PitcheTr's Castoria. ie iciwesi prices, rvery man, woman ana cuiiuin uuinuenana and adjacent counties has heard of the dry goods establishment of S.

B. KISSELL, 2 East Main street, Carlisle. It has always enjoyed the highest reputation for the superior quality of its goods, the lowness of its prices and the absolute fairness of its dealings. To these important features the house owes its success which has placed and kept it at the head of the dry goods trede of the Cumberland valley. Although this season of the year is dull with most merchants we are offerin? such inducements that customers are never few and far between Special reductions are made in paices that no summer fabrics are carried over.

We make it a rule to clear out each department thoroughly every season so that the stock may always be fresh and new. The bargains just now are such as deserve the attention of careful buyers, who will find the largest and choicest varieties tochoce from, with many exclusive novelties. An opportunity of this kind should not be missed by people within fifty miles of Carlisle. You are cordially invited to an inspection of our stock whether you purchase or not S. B.

KISSELL, 2 East Main St. The Best Remedy In this world, sly 7. Hofherr of fiyrwnM, K. ll FMtor EoenlK's Nerve Tonlo, beeanM my toff Hho wm partially parallied three year a0 and MAllKETKEPORT Officii1! price, current of the Grocers' Assoc I at Ion of Carlisle, Pa. jtter 1 to 12! White Beans.

5" off on his vacation this week. M. Emma B. Line and son, of West South street, left to-day for Shippens-burg and Middle Spring. The democrats of York county yee-terday nominated John W.

Bittenger for additional law Judge. The German picnic at Pine Grove today is well attended. They have a delightful day and no doubt are en joying themselves. A number of per sons will go up on th seven o'clock train this evening. Will Preach gsbbath.

Rev. A. V. Bower will preach in the M. E.

church next Sabbath. Union Fire Company The Union fire company will hold regular monthly meeting this evening at half past seven. Slurried. Miss Gertie Cook, of Carlisle, and Mr. Owen Robinson, of Gettysburg, were married on August 8 clock bv Rev.

E. Moore. Benby Arnold. On July 10. 1890, bv J.

D. Hemmineer, Mr. Daniel Henry and Sarah Ann Arnold, both of trankford township. Camping Party. A party consisting of Otis F.

Con nelly, Edward Kramer, and ISamuel Gensler went into camp at Hays' to day and will remain out several days. liase Ball. Shippensburg and Chambersburgwill Oross bats at the latter place to-morrow, Shippensburg and Mt. Holly will play a game in Carlisle on Thursday afternoon. Base Kail Challenge.

The Brickyard base ball club of Car lisle hereby challenges all ameteur clubs of this valley te a series of five games for the championship, times and places of playing to be mutually agreed upon. Address Jack Spotts, Manager. Juvenile Base Bail. The Athletics and the Young Americans played a game this after noon. Score '15 to 8 in favor of Ath letics, Batteries Comp and Harris Athletics; Kutz and Fisher for Young Americas.

The athletics will play a reason juvenile team at Saturday morn ing in Bixler's field. County 6. M. Convention. Th County Sabbath School associa tion, or wnich fror.

vv. A. Linasey is president, and Rev. George Duucan secretary, will meet in the Presbyte-aian church, Shippensburg, August 21 to 23d. A brief synopsis of the programme is Ihursday evening opening address.

Friday morning annual reports: "Best system of lessons for use in Sab bath schools," by Rev. Dnucan: afternoonaddresses by Rev. W. L. Leisher and Hon.

S. M. Wherry; evening song service, addresses, report of international convention by J. R. Sprenkle, New Cumberland.

'Saturday morning model C. E. society; normtl classes and how to conduct them; primary work by Mrs. Logan, of Dillsburg; afternoon children's meeting conducted by Rev. Eckersly; work among young men by James McCormick; reports; slection of officers.

Philadelphia Produce Market Philadelphia, Aug. 11 Noon. Flour strng; Penn'a supers, 2 50( 3 CO extra, 3 00(r3 40: family, $3 50'4 00: roller, 1004 65; patent $5 00(g 5 50. Wheat higher; No. 2 Red new, 99c(d $1 00; No.

2. Pa. do, $1 01; No 1 Penn'a red, $1 03. Corn higher; No. 2, new 56e.

Oats strong; No. 2 white, 47c; No. 2. mixed, 4445c. Bran firm; winter.

818.00(18.74: spring, $17 0017 75. Baled hay dull: $10CJ12 as to Qual ity; timothy, old, $10(i)12; new, 9 1U; mixed, old, baled rye straw, new, 81516. Butter scarce; Penna. creamery ex tra wholesale, 23c; jobbing, Eggssteady; Penn'a. firsts, 19(19c; neia lots liis loc, as to quality.

Cheese steady; part skims, full skims 1(a) 2c. Petroleum firm; refined in 5Y6c; $7.80. Potatoes $1542o per basket as -to quality. Milk Dresses and New Bonnets. "I haven't had a silk dress since I was married, nor a new.

bonnet for three seasons," complains Mrs. C. V. R. She declares she is bound to have a new bonnet if she has to work for it herself.

This is true grit, but many ladies who would gladly work hard to attain a desired object, are unable to do so because they are almost constantly afflicted with disease peculiar to their sex, Dragging-down pains, displacements, leucorrhea, and other uterine disorders, are the bane of many women's lives; Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will cure where all com pounds fail. It is the only medicine lor women, sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers, that ft will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be refunded. This guarantee has been printed on the bottle wrapper, ami faithfully carried out for many years. Sweet From tlri" data jou can get prime sweet potatoes from ne as usual.

Present price 25 cents one-half peck, 13 cents one-fourth peck. 12aug3td John M. Miller. Brirs 15: Apples, Lird 6 Peaches, Tallow 3 Peaches Beeswax iOjCherries, Potatoes Onions 50Huckleberrie8 Hinis 10! Raspberries Choice thin 6 H'avr sides- Wool, Bliou ulilers, 6 CARLISLE GRAIN REPORT As given at the CARLISLE STEAM ROLLER MILLS JohnD. Greyblll.

Patent Flour 5.5W Family Flour 5.25 Rye Flour- 4.i5 Rsd Wheat Corn, new 4H 32 45 1.60 Rye POTATO MARKET. REPORTED BY Samufx Woods, W. Pomfret Potatoes, 50 cents Carlisle, Pa. THIS MARKETS. Prices on the Stock, Produce and Petroleum Exchanges.

Philadelphia. Aug. 11. The market was unsettled. Pennsylvania was dull and steady.

Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation were Arm. Reading was weak and the general mortgage 4s and preference Income bond:) declined. The selling attracted considerabld attention. Following were the closing bid Lehigh 524 Reading g. m.

81 N. Pac. com Reading 1st pt. 5s. 70f N.

Pac. pf HH Reading Lehigh Nav 51 tSUPaul WVA Reading 2d pf. Reading 3d pf. lis. II.

B. T. H. B. T.

pf W. N. Y. New York Produce Market. New York, Aug.

11. State and western flour quiet; firmer; low extras, city mills, Sl.ti5d5.00; city mills, patents, $5.155.75. Wurat No. 2 red excited on government crop report advanced settled active: September, 81.U2$l.u: October. fcl.03)4t.om: December, Jl.Osil.OJ; January.

J1.055sai.lM; February. May, Corn No. 2 quiet; HMs. highor; No. 2.

5G steamer mixed; Oats No. 2 dull; Hu. up; firm; state, 4551c; western, 4432o. Beef Firm; plate, J7.003r.50; ext'a mess, $6.75 Pork Dull and unchanged; mess, $13314; extra prime, $10310.50. Lard Inactive; Bteady; steam rendered, $6.32.

Eggs Quiet; unchanged; state and Pennsylvania, western, Canadian, The Oil Market. Philadelphia, Aug. 11. Oil opened at 92Mc. and closed at92c PiTTSBURQ.Aug.lL Market opened at923ic highest.

93c; lowest, noon, 9Io. The Reformed "(Clergymen. Lancaster, Aug. 12. At the session of the spiritual conference of Reformed clergymen, a paper was read by Dr.

William Rupp, of Myersdale, on "The influence of the Christological principle." In election of officers Rev. M. H. Sangree, of Stillton, was chosen president, and Rev. D.

A. Sowders, of Union Bridge, and Rev. D.W.Ger-hand, of Lancaster, secretaries. Swallowed Concentrated Lye. Birdsboro, Aug.

12. During the temporary absence of his parents, Davis, the 17-months-old son of George ilills, of this borough, secured and drarJs a portion of a box of concentrated lye. All the tissues of the mouth, and Btomach were burned ooS by thft a.vtd, and the arteries were eaten ctL Tte child will not recover. Rat Poison in the Sugar. Pixe Grove, Aug.

12. Squire John Fertig and his wife, who were poisoned by eating "Rough on Rats" which had been accidentally mixed with brown sugar, are in a critical condition. Both are confined to be I and euffer greatly. Their children liS7 covered. During the empidemic of flux in this county last summer, I had hard work to keep a supply ot Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand.

People often came ten or twelve miles in the night to get a bot tle tne Kemedy. 1 hare been selling patent medicine for the last ten years and find that it has given better satis faction in cases of diarrhoea and flux, than any other medicine I have ever handled. J. H. Benham, Druggist.

Golconda, Pope 111. Over five hundred bottles of this remedy were sold in that county during the epidemic 'eioi rea to. it was the only remedy that did cure the worst cases. Dozens of persons there will certify that it. saved their lives.

In four other eni demies of bowel complaint this Rem edy has been equally successful. 25 and 50 cent bottle for sale by W. F. Horn, Carlisle and also Eckels Mechanicsburg. Mr.

A. M. Maxwell and wife, return ed Saturday evening from their trip to the sea bhore. They had an enjoyable time. Mr.

Stewart Woodburn, of Omaha, is on a two months' visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wood- burn. Stewart is looking hale and hearty.

Mr. John Ahl, of JNew York city, will rusticate in Newville for a few weeks stopping with his mother. Mr. John liansburg, foreman ot tne knitting mills, leaves for Chambers- burg on September 1st to take charge nf thfi mlls at that dace. The fourth annual eocial picnic win be held at Doubling Gap Springs on Friday of this week.

Landlord Mcln- tire will make it pleasant for all who attend. It looks now as a large crowd would be present to enjoy the festivities. Clvde Swigert sold bis handsome Columbia safety bicycle on Friday of last week. Communion service will be held in the Presbyterian church on next Sabbath. The uual preparatory services will be held on Friday and Saturday.

Rev. Murphy, of Philadelphia, will assist Rev. Dr. E. E.

Erskine during the servie. The M. E. Sunday school and congregation will picnic at Doubling Gap Springs on Thursday of this week. The Church of God Sabbath school and congregation will picnic at Springfield on the same day.

Mrs. J. A. Strohm, who was visiting her mother, Mrs. Wagonseller, Selin's Grove, returned honi9 Friday.

Owing to the wet weathei on' Friday the Presbytprian picnic was postponed. It will probably goon Saturday a week if the park can be had at that time. Due notice will be given of the time. Mr. Alex.

Klink, of is the guest of Mrs. John Wagner, Corporation street. The St. Paul's Lutheran picnic at Pine Grove yesterday was well attended. They returned home at tired, but much pleased with their day's outing in the woods.

Everything parsed off pleasantly, the usual games pertaining to picnics were indulged in. The wedding failed to come off, or at least we can find no one that witnessed the ceremony. Zion's Lutheran Sabbath school and congregation will picnic in Smith's grove, near Oakville, on Thursday of this 6fk Rev. C. D.

Rishel, of the Church of God, will soon have fresh from the press a spicv and interesting book on the life of "Lewis, the Robber." The reverend has spent much time and trouble in compiling this work on that famous local character. Personal. Miss Agnes Beltzhoover and brother, of Shepherdstown, W. VaM who have visiting here for the past lew weens, left for their home on Saturday morning. Miss Helen A.

Hocker accompanied them on their return, and as their guest will enjoy the fresh breezes off the Potomac for a couple of weeks. Miss Bare, of Gettysburg, is visiting Mrs. J. M. Plank, South fitt street.

Master Joseph and John Houston are spending a part of their vacation up the vallev. Colored Woman Dead. Mrs. Mary Massey, wife of Thomas Masse died at her home on Liberty street this morn ing at the age of 27 years. The funeral will be Thursday at two clock.

The Use Of uaish, drastic purgatives to relieve costlve-aess is a dangerous practice, and more liable to fasten the disease on the patient than to cure it. What is needed Is a medicine that, effectually opening the towels, corrects the coslive haliit and establishes a natural daily action. Such an aperient is found in Oyer's Pills, which, while thorough in action, strengthen as well as stimulate the bowels and excretory organs. For eight years I was afflicted with constipation, which at last became so bad that the doctors could do no more for me. Then 1 begin to bike Ayer's Pills, and soon the boivuls became regular and natural In their movements.

I am now in excellent health." -Wm. H. DeLaucett, Dorset, Ont. When 1 feel the need of a cathartic, 1 take Ayer's Pills, and find them to be nrore Effective than any other pill I ever took." Mrs. B.

tlrubb, lUirwellville, Va. For years I have been subject to constl-patiuu 1 nervous headaches, caused by de. Miieiit or Hie liver. After taking various leiiwilk's, 1 have become convinced that Ayer's Pills are the best. They have never failed tj relieve my bilious attacks in a short time and I am sure my system retains its tons longer after the use of rliese rills, than Ins been the case with any other medicine I have tried." -II.

S. Sledge, Weimar, Texas. ers Fills, fc PREPARED BT C' Dr. J. C.

ATER Lowell, Mass, Sold by all Dealers In Medicine. The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Massey will take place from her late home on Liberty street on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Horse Hale. On Saturday, Aug.

16th, we will sell at the Thudium House in Carlisle, M. K. Brubaker, proprietor, a car load of fine Nebraska Horses and Colts.rang- mg irom two to six years. is a fine lot of hnram aiid worthy the atl seen ironi now until day of sale at the Hemminger miles west of Carlisle on the turnpike. There are no ponies or branded horses among them.

Sale at 1 o'clock. A credit will be 8lven- Hemminger Bkos. Vl IVQ Ladies' bronze slippers and boy's and shoes' kid dancing slippers a Strnhm's. Ay When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

Pjank's. Blazers, There is a general demand aU over the country for Ladies' Blazers for fall arid winter wear. We received a shipment to-day (Friday) of creams, stripes, plain blue and plain black. These goods will prove very popular. The prices are $2.75, 3.50, $3.75, $4.00 and $4.50.

The early buy er gets the choice of shade and size and style. Zephyr Ginghams, We have fixed a SPECIAL PRICE on Zephyr Ginghams. Those which sold at 20 and 25 cents are cow marked down to 15 cents. Fall Goods, Fall goods are coming in slowly. The first black goods and black silks are opened.

Early buyers can be accommodated. Some new patterns of China Silks. The line which sold at $1.00 heretofore can now be had at 75 cents. Store is open Saturday nights. JOHN W.

PLANK. 12 S. Hanover. Adjourned Hotse Sale. On account of the delay in the arrival of the horses advertised to be sold this week, we have changed the day of sale to Wednesday, August 13th, 1S90, when we will sell a car load of Iowa Horses and Colts at the St Thudium Houee in Carlisle, K.

Brubaker, proprietor. They consist of drivers and workers. Some fine Colts. Also a mare and 3 months old mule colt. Sale at one o'clock.

A D. Hertzler. Kid dancing pumps are more serviceable for boys than patent leather, but you can find both kinds at very low prices at Strohm 's. Go to Zug Bros, for your hats and gents' iurnisnmg goods. Meals at all Hours at Noah Pinkney's restaurant No.

83 West Main street. jly311md. armee's Bank, Carlisle, Pa. Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the governor of the state of Pennsylvania, by the Farmers Bank, Carlisle, by a petition to be presented on behalf of its board of directors for a renewal and extension of the charter, corporative rights and fianchises of said bank, for a period of twenty years, from and after the expiration of its present charter, in accordance with an act of assembly entitled "an act to provide for and regulate the renewal and extension of the charters of state banks." Approved April 26th, 1889. Wm.

Barnitz, une23y8m President. Ladies are unanimous in their opinion that C. F. Reitling has the finest selection of vest and fob chains and bracelets ever shown in Carlisle. Prices the lowest.

Call and see them, augf-dtf Several more bargains in misses shoes just received. Call and see them af Strohm's. 8novtf REAL ESTATE SALE LIST. On Wednesday, Aug 27, John Stock and Nanthan J. Adams, executors of John Plank, deceased, will sell a lot of ousetold goods, carpenter tools, and inanj other articles.

Also at the same tiiie several dwellings and building kii Sale at 10 a. m. On Saturday, Sept. 13, Walter S. Peffer, administrator, will sell a tract of land in Dickinson township.

See advertisement. On Thursday, Sept. 18, Elizabeth Nickey by her agent G. S. Lepperd, will sell on the Bloserville roaH, house and lot of ground, near Kosh's tan nery.

Also personal property. On Tuesday, September 16, A. S. G.llespie, will sell his 117 acre farm in Mifllin township, on the Doubling Gap road, 2i miles north of Newville There is a "most excellent spring of sulphur water on the farm, and two streams pass through tne place. Good improvements, sale at 1 o'clock.

On Saturday, Sept. 20th, J. L. Sham- baugh and W. H.

Paul, sgent for the Shulf heirs, will sell a nice tract of 29 acres near the Lindsty mill in Wf st Pennsboro township. Vain Exterminator an fact urea by Dr. J. W. I.atz, or moervuie, m.

iJICKltilbtDI Lilt; nvxm. Over 2000 recommendations from Cumberland, Franklin and Adams counties. After using one-third bcttle if not Sold by Jruggiets aDd storekeepers. dealer. feb6dftwl A bis: line ot Ties at fctsavEva uw, mwv f.

trie ainuo no kwb iw uuhw wm. moat heartily thank tor it. Nervous Prostration curea. Cboghan, K. T.

Jane, 18MC -A n.rftilnir tnr 10 months. tl ttm. wouldn't vai common iu mu- eat nor sleep, was to nervous ana dixiy that could not waisjroni iuo wjuk was all run down by what the doctor call nervous prottratlon. No medicine help me.ea I took Pa.tor Koenhj mtonm xnuc ana now i can eoi. uu nr 'r man linking epellj, can do my housework thWrtonT tnr thia and recommend th wofiuNiriTiirR- A DUtUA Our Pamphlet for sufferer? of nervous dfr eeaseswill be sent free to any address, and poor patients can also obtain this medicina of charge from us.

This remedy has been prepared by the Koverond PaBtor Koenig, of Fort Wayne, for the past ten years, and is now prepared under his direction by the K0fH3 MEDICINE 0 Wet cm. CMo 8t. CHICAGO, III SOLD BY DRUCCISTS. PrJco $1 per Bottle. 6 Bottles for 95.

For F. HORN, Chemist 83 W. st Main street. RENTS. FOR RENT Having made an enjragreme that will necessitate my moving to th north end of town, I otter the home in which I reside (No.

11, Mr. Wm. Blair's new building) for rent and will (rive possfsslon immediately, if desired. Herman J. Keuster.

aug7d3t FOR RENT A i story frame dwelling In Liberty alley, and two desirable new story frame dwellings In Searight's row, on East South street from sept 1st. Inquire of J. M. Rhey. aug5tf FOR RENT.

A small house on South Pit street. Inquire at 129 South Pitt street, Apl 30 tf RENT Irom April 1st the store room 1 Eist Main street. Apply to John mar25dtf SALE OR RENT A three-story house having bath and all conveniences. Inquire 85 West Louther BNT The storm room belonging to filpa-IXestate on North Hanover street, formerly occupied by Roach Millinery, Is tor rent. Apply to J.

Wetzel, Attorney at Law. T) ENT That desirable 3-dtory swelling XV 41 West Main jeet, property of Henry S. Ritter, deceased. Possession given April 1st. H.

M. Bitter, machlldtf Administrator db eta. WANTS. "ITTANTEDA young man between 17 and YV years of age to learn cabinet, mak-i and undertaking. Apply at this office, anglldtf SALESMEN WANTED at once to solicit orders for our choice nursery stock.

Salary from start, or commission. Permanent employment guaranteed. Write for terms. Ellwanoer Barry, Rochester, If. T.

ANTED A good irirl to do general house work. Apply at No. 15 W. Pom-fret Street. augltf WANTED A boy about 14 of 15 years of age.

Must be well recommended, at R'ehards' Book Store. aug62td "117 ANTED A cook and a dining room girl VY at the Washington House. augMw KUBBER STAMP AGENTS WANTED Address A. C. OlBSOH, 203 Main street, Buffalo, N.

T. Jdl312md WANTED. Fifty freight car builders, to commence work at once. Correspond Immediately with, Erie Car Works, Limited Erie. Pa.

juI2dtf BOARDERS WANTED Boarders wanted No. 78, South East street. Jul21dl0t SALES. FOR SALE A good farm, with good buildings, containing 95 acres, on the Harrisburg and Chambersburg pike. Address Sentinel office.

mayUdAwtf FOR 8ALE Five furnaces, one Are place heater, all good as new; suitable for halls or houses. H. C. Wumno. f26tf ROCERY STORE FOR SALE-Central lo cation.

Small capital needed. Inqnire at this office. june9dtf A RARE CHANCE. A new Cabinet Singer machine in first class order to be sold at about halfprice. For particulars Inquire at thisofflce.

jly5dtf DIVORCES. XZX iu any State. Desertion; aU cases. Blank application free. Robert White, AM 13 Broadway, N.

Y. LOST. LOST. On Satnrdav evening, scarf pin Mne turquoise stone, Retnrnfto Sentinel fflce for reward. augll-2t Wm.

Martin, the auctioneer, residence West Louther street, will go into the real estate business. He will pay attention to the buying and sailing of real estate town or country property and his extensive acquaintance overih county will aid him very mat rially in the business. Any one having property to sell would do well to consult Mr. Martin. Straw hats cheap at Zug Bros BENJY FOOTE, Plumber and Gas Fife! Basement of Sentinel Building.

ALL WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Please Favor Me with Your Patronage. DOUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. The above well known mountain resor having been refurnished and much improved is now open for the reception of guests Pure air, pure water, no malaria, no misqui-tocs. Boating, fishing, good orchestra for boll room New management.

Tern moder-tt. -iid circular. O. T. McINTIRB Doubling Gap Springs, Newville Fa.

uljrntwflw. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Letters of administration on the estate of Mrs Rnchael 111 lman, late of South Middle-ton township, dweasi'd, have been Issued to the undersigned All persons owing said estate are notified to make settlement and those having claims will present them for settlement to JESSE RICH WINK, South Mlririleton. WM. RICHWINE, Monroe Township.

Maket a Lovely Comnie-ri on. 'MMiuiu ionic, ana cures ioilS, M. NmifiiK XI i i ii DiMMei. Sold by your DnunrUt. Hi Hon Bbl Clothing for the masses.

Good clothing and great variety. Clothing that fits, is well made and well trimmed. Clothing at prices astonishingly low. That't our stock. The light right things for extremely warm weather ai the tolerably light for general si mmer wear.

All are here, and were we to say more about them 'twould only be super fluous. For the goods are right in every particular and the prices ar lower than you'd have to pay elsewhere. For many years past we have made a study of little boys' clothing and. are thoroughly familiar wih all its details. Furthermore, all that time we have kept the choMest and most elegant things he market produced and that is the reason we are headquarters today in this county.

This season is no exception, and we offer you choice clothing for little boys at the same prices you would have to pay for inferior goods to other merchants, and so it is with the larger boys' clothing. Immense selection. Perfect goods. Money- saving prices. A gentleman called at our store the other day and asked to be shown some clothing.

He had looked at a number of suits when his alert eye caught the sight of a beautiful grey "English Homespun." "How much is such a suit?" ne inquired eagerly. "Ten Dollars," we told "Why that's funny," he said, "I just saw the 6ame thing at (naming the store) and they wanted Thirteen Dollars." We are accustomed to hear such reports. Almost daily we are told Bimilar instances where our prices are much below our competitors That's the way things run. Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Low Shws for Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and Children. All varieties, qualities, sorts and sizes.

Prices invariably lower than elsewhere. Note it. The sort of hats that cost you $1.50 elsewhere, here $1.00. HERMAN BERG, Clothes, Hats Shoes. 22 North Hanover.

"DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Saturday, September 13, 1890, at 1 o'clock p. m. The undersigned Administrator, with the will annexed of Frederick Mourcr. late of Dickinson deceased, will sell at public sale on the premises in said townshib, at one o'clock p.

on Saturday, September 13, 18fe0, the following described real estate, to wit: A Tract of Land bounded on the north by Jane Carothers, on the east by Sam'l C. Line, on the south by A. V. Peifer and on the west by heirs of William Alexander and others, countaining SIXTEEN ACRES, more or less, having thereon erected a good WEATHERBOARDED HOUSE, A LOG. BARN, WAGON SHED, HOG FEN, SHOP, ril other outbuildings.

Plenty of good fruit on ine premises, a. gooa cistern at ine door. The buildings are situated about midway Vk tween the Harrisburg Chambersbutg turnpike and the Spring road, about four and a half miles west of Carlisle. Any one wishing to view the place can call on Mr. Mowerer, on the farm.

Terms will be made known and attendance given on day of sale. WALTER 8. PEFFER, Aim. c. t.

a. of Frederick Mourcr. NOW IS THE TIME to lay In your winter supply of A I before the prices raise. It saves you money ana less irouoie. we carry in siock the best grades of tykens Yalley Wilkesbarre Coal.

Coal delivered to all parts of town free of charge. HAT, FLOtJR and FEED constantly on hand All orders will receive prompt attention. J. T. HOSIER.

Successor to O. T. McIntjkz. Office, North Hanover Street. COAL, FLOUR AND FEED, LYKENS VALLEY AND WILkES-BARRE AM FI.O0R, FEED and pTATOKH, OATH and CORN.

Cm and Oals Chop, Ry Corn Chop, White and Red Khorls, Bran, Oat Meal and Cracked Com, HoreenlngH. All order left at the new yards will receive prompt attent ion. IRA GROOVER, hom.r Order. Lit wm, H. 3 I It alre.it win lt Wo.

71 North It ureev.wui rocw prompt attention. I I By request of a great number of Carlisle citizens who have thus far not had the opportunity to avail themselves of the extraordinary bargains offered by us during the last month, I have decided to prolong my stay here at 18 East Main street, opposite the Florence hoube, a few weeks longer. It will be to the interest of every buyer to call as soon as possible while the stock is still complete in most of the departments. An inspection of the goods and prices is suffiient inducement for a purchase. Every article warranted as represented.

Ladies' 14 carat solid gold Hunting stem winding watch, Elgin mevement, S37.00, tfiJO, Wod, according to grade of movement. Gents' gold filled open face stem winding watches, Elgin movement, $15, S17.50 and $25: Huntng case at $20, $22.50 and $25. Ihree-ounce open face with Aurora Watch Co. movement, K. $6 and J7, the best time keeper for the money.

Roger's silver plated knives, tablespoons, $2.25 and $2.50: tableforks, $2.25 and teaspoons, $1.25 and solid gold spectrcies and eyeglasses, $3.00, eyes tested correctly free of charge. Don't fail to see the largest selection of ladies' and gents' fine vest chains and fobs, also the new gold and silver bead bracelets. Respectfully, C. F. RE1TLING, Jeweler.

18 East Main, opposite Florence house. ALWAYS AHEAD AT Gr. T. B. HERMAN'S.

We are selling a Man's Shoe reduced from $5.00 to $4.00, and one from $4.00 to $3.00. A Woman's Shoe from $3.00 to $2.50 and one from $2.40 to $2.00 and many others the same way to make room for our spring stock, which is coming in daily. Also, a full line of TRUNKS AND SATCHELS at the lowest prices. Please call and examine. G.

T. B. HERMAN, apr8dly 4 East Main Street. Gettysburg HarrisburgR. The Management of PINE GROVE PARK have decided to inaugurate a weekly day of open excursions, at very low rates, and have selected Tuesday of each week.

As has been advertised, great lmnrnve- ment has been made in everything connected with the park. The restaurant, is In charge of acompetent Caterer and good meals will be furnished at usual prices. ine urcnesfa mat will urnish the music for Dancing on ea-h Tu.s-iajr i a favorite om in me vauey. jio CLarge wsil De for dancing. You are Invited Xo make a UEt ur opening day.

Wt iin tar vr-tr and we can promi a a tfwis. T. itt rainwni i-y rar tor 1 10:30 P. M. VRALX3 WILL EC2f A3 POLLOW3: a Leave Harrisburg, 43 7:01 mecnanicsD ll .:) 4 Carlisle.

6:35 415 Arrive Park, :30 1:40 EETCBNIKO Leave Park, R30 and in. Ariive Carlisle, 6:10 11:20 Mechanicsb'g 6:38 11:41 Harrisburg, 7:00 11:59 NOW LOOK AT THE RATES -From Harrisburg, 75 eta. Craiehead's, 40cts Mechanlcb'g65cts. Mt. Holly, 30 Carlisle, 40cts.

Hunters Run 30 Wm. H. Woodward, 27mayd3mo. Supt. G.

R. RM Carlisle, Ta. PUBLICSALE. Satvrday, August 16, 1S00, The under sinned will sell at miblic. sale on the above day, at No 164 NORTH HANOVER CARLISLE, the following described personal property, ONE FINE CHAMBER SUIT, consist lug or bed stead, dressing bureau, tuairn, wanunmiju, eie.

ONE FINE TOILET SET, cane seat chairs, bureau, tabW, bed stead, uy ine yaru, eie, eic. All these goods are nearly new and in good condition. Hale to Commence atl elook, p.m., when terms win ne niaue Known t.y TUKO. COKNMAN, Administrator of Catharine Railing, dee'd The ubu1 way of sellinirproDrietarv medicines is through local atrenta or drug stores. This leaves the proprietor free from responsibility and trouble some questions.

Dr. Vosrel, of Soruer set, Pa however, chooses to deal di rectly with those afflicted with catarrh, hay-fever, anthma, bronchitis, "aDd kindred troubles, so that any addition al information that is wanted can be freely had by writing to him with stamp inclosed. This is manly. j-ieave your oraers for Laundry at Zug "Rrn3 Carlisle, July, 1890. Messrs.

Tom, Dick, Harry Co. GENTLEMEN: -I am closing out all that is left of the Summer stock, and as it might interest you or your friends to save from 25 to 50 per cent, on your immediate purchases I address you these lines to come and get a slice of these bargains in Hats, etc. Yours ResiDectfullv. 1 7 S. KRONENBERG, The South Hanover Street Clothier.

Jersey Llud Cituttil As the Jnny Lind Cantaloupes nre now on the market I will commence to handle tlier as usual and expect to receive them fresh at least three ci ays every week all throutrh the season. 6 12aug3td John M. Milleb. Apples and Potatoes. Choice Cooking and Eating Apples all the time.

Choice Potatoes at Low-st prico in any quantity at aug7-3t John M. Miller's. Medicine Pittsburgh Zug Bros..