The Daily City News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 2

X- LEAD, OILS AND RIVISHES Drug Store, CMner Pittsbarg and Main St. and aily ity ews USUAL. KATES. Ten cents a for first Insertion and five a line for each snbseqaent insertioD. and Ten hues 8 times, I Fifteen lines 8 times, notices exceeding these siaee enlarged for at rttfular rates.

LOCAL BBEVITIES. cheap at the Greeks. Dr. A. M.

Cook continues very ill. but good bananas at the Greeks. your underwear to-night. silks 25 cents at dress goods and silk sale. 2t Greeks are selling bananas as low as 10 cents per dozen.

Thomas Reed, who is ill with typhoid fever, is better. colors, light weight dress goods at R. dry goods store only 2t George Patterson, of Mahoningtown is improving rapidly in health. silks 25 cents at dress goods and silk sale. 2t boy is born to Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Woods, of Neshannock township. your underwear sale to-night. underwear sale all next week H. Brown, of New Brighton, and Emma M.

Bail have secured a license to wed. silk sale still on. remember millinery opening next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. underwear sale all next week is thought that Adam Robinson not lose the finger that was bitten by a horse last week. you can buy a 15c satine dress at our store for 8c per yard.

21194 Rhodes Rhodes. sale of the Daniel II. Wallace property has been adjourned to Saturday, May 18th, 1889, at 2 p. at the Court dress goods sale still on. quality is higher and the prices are lower on lace curtains than in any dry goods store in New Castle.

2tl94 hodes hodes greater portion of the lots and blocks of lots of the Daniel H. AVal- lace property remain to be sold, and will be offered at the Court House, May 18th, at 2 p. m. w-F auction hose sale still on. Wilmarth Foster, who is well known in this city as a former oculist at Youngstown, but now of Rochester, N.

has been divorced from his wife. He was only married a short time. every ilay at No. 102 Pittsburg street. lOliotfl Young Mission Circle will meet at Mrs.

to-morrow afternoon at 3 to talk over and make arrangements for the work. all the members be present. ec silk sale still on. David Francis yesterday received orders to go to Jeanette, to work in the new glass works at that place. This necessitates withdrawal from his walking race with Wymer, of Terrehaute.

C. Hess Co. have the fish market of the city. Two cows, both light brindle with Alderney marks, and one has a horn broken off. Information that leads to their recovery will be rewarded.

Mrs. Lowry, Waggletown, Butler road. 194J2t your underwear rale to-night. Tucker as won any amount of applause, and evinced the fact that she is a very clever actress, with the most flattering prospects for the future. Youngstoirn Telegmm.

At the Park all next week. auction hoso sale still on. H. Hosmer was to-day appointed at Youngstown, 0., at Congressman recommendation. He is freight agent of the Pitts- bars, Youngstown Ashtabula Railroad at underwear sale all next ec'k West Side people are experiencing some difficulty in agreeing upon the width of Washington street.

The present width is but it is thought that 45 or 50 feet will be a fair compromise of the different opinions. genuine silk warp Henrietta dress lipodp only 98c at Rhodes Jk 2t Mii.llcK6ehM been at the of her County Treaauref James Reynolds. ytwir underwear sale to-night. beautiful medal and pin to be presented to Miss Maud Mcllvenny by Post 100 G. A.

R. has arrived and is on exhibition at D. I. Campbell It is a beautiful badge and was designed by Mr. Campbell.

Miss Mcllvenny is per- ps the youngest honorary member of the G. A. R. in this country. -Bananas, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cents per doKen at the Greeks.

M. C. A. Gymnasium Committee have decided to transfer the gymnasium classes to the athletic grounds for the summer months. Mr.

Whitehead, the instructor, will be on the grounds each afternoon from 2:30 until dark. These grounds (Amusement Park) are open to members of the Association holding $5 tickets. All members of the Association holding $2 tickets can have the same privilege on payment of one dollar. The field day will be held on June 20th. Sale.

Brown Hamilton will have a specia sale of flannel shirts, hosiery and underwear, Saturday night. Flannel shirts from 50 cents Jit Uie gaeets Rev. omette, of VoM; wm in Uie city thnodaf. John of was in the city Harry Shaflbr and wife of New friends. Mrs.

Sankey has returned from mudi improved in health. Joe Warren Stntmater, Miss Ella Haut and Miss Hattie Nicklin were in New Wilmington Thursday night. Col. Wm. Shaw and daughter, Miss Mary, are in looking ing after matters connected with the appointment Shaw recently received in the Pension Office.

NOT ONE WORK, That In What (lie Police Committee Decides Building: An ordinance has been introduced in Councils ordering a combination of the offices of Pound Master and Health Officer. The man filling these positions was also expected to do city police duty. The idea was to economize on salaries, as Lighter, Pound Master, Health Officer, have all been at times drawing separate salaries. The Police Committee met last night and opposed the measure, deciding to report negatively at Monday meeting. The Building Committee also held a short session and decided to put a new ceiling in the police The and rooms will be repapered, and the otfice will be overdone and Improved, Various articles of new furniture will be put in the various departments.

The Police Committee ordered plans and specifications made for the lighting of the city with electric lights so that bids can be taken. we have only a few of those genuine French 25c satines left at 15c. 2tl94 Rhodes Rhodes. THREE MEN INJURED In Another Wreck Near Bessemer Two Sections Collide. Three above Mahoningtown at 4 Friday morning the first section of east bound freight train No.

45 on the C. T. road stopped on account of a failure of steam and a few moments afterward was run into by the second section of the same train ancl three men were injured. The most serious injuries were to conductor John Scott, of section No. 1, who was cut and bruised in various places and to Frank Cameron, whose back was badly injured and one eye cut.

iZngine No. 13 of section, was pretty thoroughly demolished and other rolling stock shattered, three empty cars being broken to so that the morning trains were piloted over the P. L. E. tracks.

This accident occurred in a similar way and only a length from the spot where brakeman Pitzer was several months ago. The present wreck seems been caused by a delay in flagging tne rear trainu millinery opening next Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. The Oeniorest Contest. Arrangements fur the Deniorest medal contest to bo given Tuesday evening, May 21st, in Opera House, are about completed.

Tickets may be purchased at S. drug store, Washington street E. on North street, and D. 1. Pittsburg street also at the door the same evening.

An interesting programme is being arranged, and as the class of voung ladies represent seven different Sabbath schools of the city, pas tors, Sabbath School teachers and classes will oe anxious to have their representative excel they are therefore kindly requested to be present and hear for themselves. The seveml C. T. and and all other temwnince organizations will be pleased to hear so much good from the lips of fair young girls. No one will regret present, although their views may differ on the Amendment Admission 25 cents children 15 cents.

Un, JiaiftJoIUfaii, in Iiavinf sent in defetilt of $200 bail placed opon her by Alderoiim Leslie. Some time Mrs. Sallivan and her Mrs. Hary Welsh got into an altercattoo in which the Anintormation waamade accordiiwly. Early this week Coiulable H.

H. went to make the arrest and Mrs. Sullivan played off sick. She aeemed all right until tne officer stated his busineas, she straightway got very ill and jumped into bed. Mr.

thought she must be well this morning and brought her to court. She admitted her assault. liet Vs Have Uffht. Recent taken by the City Councils to properly light the city will be seconded by every citizen hates darkness and loves cleanliness. The illuminating gas famished here during the past year or two has been entirely unfit for consumption in private hotises.

Its illuminating power is very low and its smut-producing power is very high. It fails to accomplish its mission of producing light, and turns an intended blessing into a curse by covering all interior decorations with soot and dirt. Unless an electric light company can be induced to locate here and establish a plant of capacity sufficient to furnish light to all who desire it, steps should be taken to compel the company which enjoys the gas franchises of the city to furnish gas fit for the purpose intended. It is asserted by those in a position to know that 1000 feet of gas costs the Lawrence Gas Co. about 28 cents.

It is well known by all familiar with the business that water gas of the quality produced here can be made for very much less than coal gas of a quality. Many consumers pay $2 per thousand for their gas. The difference between two dollars and cents leaves a very fair margin of profit, and the gentlemen who monopolize the lighting business of the city should be made to do their duty. Base Ball Brieflets. Archie Robinson, the young pitcher, of Allegheny, is in the city.

New juvenile clubs have not yet been organized this year. and Neshannocks to-morrow afternoon. Batchellor, of Erie, will pitch for the former. It will be a close game. Charley Bennett made a home nin in Natnral Oas Explosion.

There was a natural gas explosion at the residence of Captain J. H. Cooper on Friday morning. There was a new girl at the house and she never had any experience wiUi natural gas. She turned it on first and tried to light it after.

The course of the stove lids and stove pipe were heavenward, while the soot went north, eadt, south and west. Fortunately the girl was not burned and the damage done was light. Caused by a Painful Disease. The inquest over the bo(iy of the suicide, Marcus Eyth, of Portersville, was that the deed was done during a temporary aberration. The deceased had been suffering fttjm an internal abcess, which is thought to have been the cause of his derangement.

Friends of the femily deny the story of his being thwarted in his love as the arrangements for his wedding were all settled at the time of his death. CHEAP ADVERTISING. ot lour or will be Iniorted under the several beadB of For Sale, To for 6f) i-er i. No advertisement for lees than S5 cents. WANT KB.

for tius department. Fourlinesone week for 50 cents. small house, or four rooms, with a private family, near the central part of the city; srood location. word at MILLER Real Estate office. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.

or THE CONDITION OP THE First National Bank of New Castle At New Castle, in the State ef PennsylTania, at the cloee of bnsinees, MAY 13th, 1889. Besonroes. Loans and discounts 21 17. S. Bonds to secure 60,000 00 U.

S. Bonds to secure 100,000 00 Other atoeka, bonds and 123 664 Dae from approved reserve 45.823 18 Due from other National Banks- 9,276 13 Dae from State Banks and 8,899 24 Real estate, furniture and 20,780 00 Current expenses and taxes paid 4,986 54 Premiums 40,000 00 Checks and other items 678 73 00 903 68 38,563 00 85,000 41 liMal tender notes Rec temution fund with S. Treasurer (5 per cent of Boston-Pittsburg game. Bennett and Clarkson have not lost a game other BaakV Fractional carrency, this season. 1 nickels, and cents Chinn, great colored 1st base- man, will play with the Meadvilles to- i morrow, and Batchellor, of Erie, will pitch for them.

The game will no doubt be a good one. Line Ijowe is playing a gre.it left field for the Milwaukees and is hitting the ball hard. record with the Des Moines is not very fiattering in field work. His pitching is strong. 1,070 00 Excursions The Pennsylvania Lines will sell excursion tickets, at low round trip rates, to Pittsburg on May 21st, 22d, 23d, 24th and 25th, for the May Musical Festival, good for return passage until May 27th.

21 f2t ToUl ..................................................1919,272 29 lilukilitles. Capital stock paid 00 Surplus 00 Undivided 42,440 23 Bank notes outstanding. IndividUHl di'posits subject to 92 Oemfiud certilicates of deposit 876,117 80 United dfpAtita IIO.COO 00 Due to other National Ranks 24,576 06 silks 25 cents dress goods and silk sale. at 2t Total .......................................1919,272: tate or enn a ocmtt or lawbencs bs Uov 8. Foltz, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state ment in true to the liest of my knowledite and belief.

BOY 8. it)LTZ, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this irth day of May, GKO. W. MILLER, Notary Public.

HiTHKR WOODS. H. Directors. GEO. E.

TttEADWM.LL,l ONLY lEMEDY i IFECM TISl Is to have your eyes ACOURATELy and scientifically fitted. J. C. HiVNN A SON Have made this a study and have all the necessary appliances. Tbere will be a Fine DiNplny.

For several years there have been no millinery openings at Bazaar because they have not had time to arrange for them, and the ladies knew that the most beautiful hats and bonnets in this city am be found there always. This year, however, Mr. Kauflhian has, in obedience to the request of a number of ladies, decided to hold an opening on next Wednesday and Thursday. There will be, by all odds, the finest display of trimmed hata and bonnets ever seen in New Castle. I.Adi^, bear the dates in mind, and if you want to see some beautiibl go to the 0 at the Bazaar.

silk sale still on. Notiee to proposals will be received by the Building Committee of the First Baptist church of New Castle, until noon of Saturday, May 25th, for taking down the church and parsonage building, situated at the corner of North and East Sts. The brick are to be cleaned and piled, and all other materkls taken down care- fiilly and sorteii. The church reserves A Hamilton will have a siMJcial the right to reject any and all bids. 1 1 1 1 I 9 tuli hosiery and under- night, flannel shirts ftomSftoentetoHXK).

It Address i IS W.H.H.W awon Secretary of Committee, Ho. 41 N.Meiwr St. Tiiii Mrr, VM ai Gioci Dmai'tiiii Are the most complete in the city. A full lihe of PIANOS I ORQAMSiHUBJili Watch, Clock, and Jew elry Repairing a specialty issmwrt GREAT Sl.AtrOHTER OF PRIOSS -IN- Fresh, Salt i Smoked Meats COMMENCINC SATURPAY, MAY 4th, 1889, I Will sell BothioR bat First'Claw MLeats at the followmg Bottom Prices: Best Cuts Fresh Meats Round Steak Bump Boast, trimmed Boilin 12ic 11 8 Chuck Boast and Steak Shoulder Boast Chuck Meats, 4, 5, 6, and 7 cents. aiid lie, Shonlders, MIAT THIS PKICK CASH, went pricM.

at MerUa't Mom-Tim Meat Market. 10 8 8 isoiiing Meats, us Wadilnstott Street MERKU SUMMjEB OPEN 1 6 Hats Eomites. TUESDAY I WEDNESDAY, MAY 211 22. JDepartzneiit STRITMATER BROS. STORE.

Every visitor will he presented with a handsome Rose Biittonniere of natural flowers. Everybody invited, Rememher day and date, Tuesday and Wednesdayy May 21st and 22d. Over two hundred beautiful Hats and Bonnets will be on display and all the latest and rieivest Yorh and Parisian Styles. 8 TRITMATER 8 189tSt A BIG CHANCE. For Men and Boys.

WANTED AT ONCE! People to visit our store and participate in our Great Bargain Sate. will go at about half its real value and we want every clothing buyer in New Castle to know WE CAN AND DO UNOERSELL Any other Clothing House in the city, and we are ready to back up this statement with prices, so to be convinced, call and see our prices and find out that The wide-awake clothier, is the friend, as we have proved it by bringing down high prices since we have established here, and as we shall hold the leadership of low prices in this vicinity. Mark our word for it, whoever can stand the pressure should follow suit Our stock of Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods is unequaled in this valley. As it is not necessary for us to enumerate the prices to you, we will refer you to the sign of the Big Horse Shoe, where you can be convinced of this assertion. mmmm, Wllilk.