The Daily City News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 3

J.C.ITOEEISICO. ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Flour. 0x.ae os Efsrr Sacii Warraili J. C. NORRIS GO, 66 West Washington Street, NEAR JiUIDGK.

0. HAVE JUST OPENED The largest and most complete lino of GANDIES! Foil ENTERTAIIVMENTS CITY. We you to call before your llol diiy Candies, Fruits and Nuta and our Btock and prices. SPECIAL PRICES TO SUM! illllPl! AND CHURCHES. Leave youroid'-rs for TrUKKYS and CHICKENS, DUCK-i and witli i 8 0 rrHarlitr, 80 WASHINGTON 139tly CRACKERS have jii.st up oneof tho lincst liniK Holiday Crackers! Tluit eviT me to town, including lieMiii Frit Cake! ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING, Maple Syruiv in glafs bottk'6 NOTHISii IMJHER S.M.YOUNGISON 122 Washington St.

No. 30, 158ily Buffinger t( Rice. Citizens of New Castle and Vicinity: Dot this down for a fact: Tliat our tst.ibli.sh- ment is a model one in every resjieft; that in our attractive assoHment au 1 prompt i-erric. cs and fair treatnicut, the trade at large is sutiH- factorily gerved. We invite your personal inspection.

21yi BUFFINCER RICE, UNDERTAKERS 109 Washington St. 28 S. Mill, CAKTI.K, 14 TRANSIENT LOCALS, 10c A LINE. local on second jmge.) CITY NEWS. iolden Flour.

warranted. 55lf city schools closed Friday. Sheaf for it. mws ailey sells the iinest shoes in the city. 6t78 hats ironed at I).

W. Ilanna 38tf to Fleckenptein for pchool shoes. 80t3 holiday goods are all in. See them. 82eod4t Hutton -Cn si -No Sheaf I -Hil and mu of rare enstein ings in -C.

Christm and pai. -The present White -Yoi: C. P. No and leat the placi coal yart -Hoi) Floral St a use Gold Marquis at Bee Welke mas go na A horses, si rooms if 1 common-i Hive 5 ai suits for wi iiravings i at iSlewai street. are daudi cheap.

1 ers on goods. seen mense. tl na ct beaten. Buflin the holid this city. n( until you of goods.

If yo call on Ste Ian yard. Hill store has in the city Stewa to orders coal and c( I yon ty for a Cl Pittsburg cer Winte He was fli endless Vi Call and The print fash your ordei their pro'v Christmas wil upon the Ilayen Jones at Monday oak rock Duflbrd pia on yoi sj)ectacles, where gla! I best had. II. Sankey hashad his pension increased to $30 per month, and Lieut. W.

J. Kirker toil7 through T. B. Morgan. you think it true, see for yourselves assertions about holiday goods well warranted for facts.

Ittw-s second case of diphtheria has occurred in the family of Rinaldo Thomas. A daughter of Sim Gaston also has the disease. far the best stock of fine onyx, marble and bronze clocks and statuary ever seen in New Castle at Itiw-s lied Jacket iurnarc is smoothly maintaining her recorcl for productiveness averaging over 1200 tons of Bessemer iron weekly. and Mi.ss Lizzie E. Jones, both of this city, were married by Rev.

J. L. Mechlin on Dec. 11th near Union Valley, Pa. sj)end your money for foolish gifts? furniture store is the place to go for presents that arc useful as well as ornamental.

82i4eod McBride, the aged man wlio injured by falling down a flight of stairs Friday morning, was still living today, but was very weak. engraved i)latc and package of calling cards will be a very acceptable present to make on ChriHtmas. Leave your order at iik ews ollice. 77tf busy and so crowded with elegant holiday that there is not half room to display them. Please ask for what you see at Iw-s gold headed canes and umbrellas, in great variety and low prices.

These goods make line holiday present. At 80t3 J. C. nn on merchants of New Castle are using the ews freely to advertise their fine slock of holiday goods. The ews is the best advertising medium in the city.

M. Clark it Co. have just received 100 dozen silver platetl knives and forks, bought before the recent advance, which we will sell at old prices. elegant line of jewelry of every description is in variety, style and fair prices. 80t3 J.

C. anxa on will close out our line line of table cutlery very cheap for Christmas. See our fine carving sets. 81t2 1 js IIoirroN. show you a line of solid gold, gold filled ami rolled plate chains than all the N('w Castle jewelers combined.

Mi'CnSAllV. has beiMi reeeiveil that Warren, of this city, who Is at the Warren for the insane, is very ill. Ifableto stand trip he will l)e brought home. fail to see otn- great stock of Wiitches, art troods, which niake ele- giint Christmas presents and at low ces. 3 C.

anna it on has made an information before Alderman charging James with and surety of the jtoacc. Whitehead is to have a hearing this yom- boj a set of tools for Christmas, and you may develop a great njechanic. give to his mind a good bent. (Jet the tools from McNabbs it Horton. 81t2 a of LadleN' nnd have and liar ter In Do yon want a ono for 8H.00.

or a 810.00 onp lor HO.OO If you lio, at tu-th-sat was arrested by Constable Jesse Cornelius on Saturday on a warrant issued by Alderman Bowman. Crawford is charged witii defrauding Mrs. Baughman out of a 817 board bill. most present that you can make a lady on Christmas is an engraved plate and package of visiting cards. Leave your order at he NEWsofiiee at once that may befinished in time, tf are not on the front street, but at 0 and 8 Main street, prices on furniture of all kinds will pay you largely to come around the corner, 1 W.

F. DrKFOui) it Co. Burk, who has just gotten out of jail, has made an information before Alderman Leslie asking for search warrants for the homes of several WestSiders where he expects t(j find some of the goods which he alleges his wife took away, great profusion of and ihie gold watches to be seen in our store, nuist be seen to be appreciated, and we will astonish you at the low prices especially made for the holidays, 80t3 J. C. Hanna Son.

been in the history as big or boom as that in the iron market. Pig iron is stiilening, steel rail mills are running to their capacity with orders ahead till next spring, all heavy iron are booming, and boiler and tube works have more tb.an thev can do. your father or mother a pair of gold for a Chriftnias present. We are offering low prices on these goods during the holidays, and are prepared to accmately fit witii glasses all failing sight at 3 J.C, anna on a meeting of Fidelis Lodge No. 460, Knights of Pythias, held Friday evening, Dec.

13th, it was resolved to hold an inibrmal memorial service upon the death of Justice H. Rathborn, the founder of the an early date, to vfhlch all the Knights of the city and county will be incited. extreme sickness of Wm. Plant deepens the sadness occasioned to his femily by the recent death of Mrs. Plant.

Mr. Plant received injuries a few days ago by reason of which one of his eyes had to be removed. Since the death of his wife he has also been prostrated by and his recovery is doubtful, the 19-months-old son of City Engineer John H. Miller, died Friday night after an illness of several months caused by brain troubles. Funeral from family residence No, 75 Pine street, Third ward Sunday at 2:30, The little child had been a constant sutlerer for almost a year.

Fou ai ine brick dwelling on Croton avenue, 11 rooms large lot also 4 lots 40x120 on avenue and Mercer street at $200 each if sold at one time, or will sell the 4 to one purchaser at $700. (81t2fU) ield it DrSiiANE. Nannie Hayes and Miss Anna Jennings, teachers of grades and 8 of Jefierson street schools, gave a reception at the building Friday to the parents of their pupils. Thirty or forty ladies and gentlemen responded to their invitations and were highly entertained and pleased with the exercises and work of the boys and girls, youselves a fine Piano or Organ and make your home attractive and musical. There has never been seen in this city a finer selection of these fine goods, nor as prices, and on as easy terms, as can be found at 80t3 J.

anna it on E. E. Higbee, State Superintendent of Public at his home in Lancaster on Wednesday. Dr, Higbee was stricken with paralysis while at Mitf- linton on Dr. Higbee was one of the leading educators of the State, and left behind a clear record as a State official.

Hon, Thomas Stewart, of this county, will probably be appointed his succ('ssor. linens, new towels, new tidies, new candies, new fruits, new bottled goods, new canneil goods new shoes, new umbrellas, new blankets, new llannels, new handkerchiefs, new nuiliiers, new kid gloves, new fancy goods, in fact everything new and fresh for the holiday trade. Call at our store and convince yourself. (81t2)BHOWN. hompson it Co.

Jackson was by special invitation one the at the bancpiet given at Pittsburg Friday evening by the survivors of the 123 Vols, The banquet was given in the Allegheny rink and was in commemoration of the battle of (iettysburg. Major Brinton, of Perry township; Captain Wm. McCandless, and Hiram Woods were present from this city and county. that everybody is looking aboiu to see what magazine thi'v will for the coming year, we wouM advise thi'm to in(juire into the meiits of We have the January nmnber of this wondeiful publication, and cannot speak too highly in its praise. It is certainly what its name itnplies, a for in it will be found something to amuse or instruct every member of the family.

most conservative now admit that the is a good time to make investments in real estate. For Nale. Frame house of 5 rooms in First Price Frame house of 8 rooms in Third ward. Price Frame house of 4 rooms and laige lot. Price $1250.

Frame house of () rooms and hall and large lot. Price S1850, Lot 40 140 feet. Price $125 if sold in 5 days. This is 20 per cent, less than cost two years ago. Piiii.rji’s it on O.le.

NlipfH'rM Sei' the slippers for men that Brown, it Co, are selling for 05 cents a pair. Patent leather, velvet tip, same goods sold last season. Better slippers at 85c ami Si, Look through our kown homi son A. R. Election.

On Thursday evening New Wilmington Post 440, G. A. elected the following ollicers P. M. Wonders.

S. V. P. Watson. J.

V. Wareham. (i. M. Watson.

Elder. Moreland. 0. Hunter. O.

Blake. Blake, J.M, Watson and McCready, Delegate to Department A. Phillips alternate, Minich, manufacture their own candies. Give them a call, 78t5 shows tnore and finer furniture than was ever before seen in this citv. 82eod4t HITS SPXSCIAX TIZSS What a Man Saw in J.

UA Store. The display of holiday goods in this city was never larger than it is this year, and another feature is that finer presents are within the reach of all than ever before. That is, prices are lower and most any can afi'ord to buy a present which a few years ago was entirely out of his reach. The truth of this city statement was made apparent to a News man as he took a look through C. Hanna it store the other day.

The large storeroom is literally packed with goods ot rare beauty that are very appropriate for holiday presents. The stock of ladies' and gold watches can only be described by the wonl Some of the most unitjue designs are shown by Hanna it Son. and of cour.se. that they are reliable goods, without the for where is there a more reliable house and where is theie one in which the people more confidence? A few years ago only the wealthy could afibrd to gold watches, but this is no longer true, and it only needs a visit to Hanna it Son's to demonstrate the truth of the statement. Nothing is moie beautiful for a Christmas gift than a gold watch, whether ir- tended for a lady or gentlemen, and great many will be given this said Mr, Hanna to the News man, because they are within reacli of I'o attempt to describe the of ry to be found at this old reliable store would be impossible.

It should certainly suffice to say that Hanna iV: Son have outdone themselves, and that this year they are otlering prettier patterns than ever before. Their stock from which to select is larger and tlu'ir prices lower. To sum it up it may be said, and truthfully too, that few if any jewelry houses iii Western Pennsylvania carry so complete a stock of watches, jewelry, diamonds, silver, and silver ware as d(ies Hanna it Son's. The prettiest designs in silver tea and cotl'ee baskets, knives and forks, spoons, and other use- fid articU'S of that kind tliat the reporter ever saw are to be found in this store. For several weeks new goods been arriving daily for this department and the cases are crowded with the most exijuisite designs.

These are not old goods, but novelties of the very latest manufacture, auil here too a reduction in prices has takt'U place, this, the nuisical was next visited, and here is a department in which Hanna it Son are ally without competitors. For ten consecutive days out' oftlu-ir force of men has been out in the country each day delivering somethinL' sold from this ilepartment. Here the firm offer some of the rarest bargains ever to the people of Lawrence county. put off buying a or organ you think you can't afford it, Imt visit Haima it store and see what they offer in the way of terms and prices, and the chances more than even that you will away a jnirchaser. Hanna it Son riulitlully feel proud of their succes-; in the optical depailment of flieir store, and here they have the benc- lit of many years tiie finest test lenses that mc.ney can buy.

1'hev do not fit to the eye in a way, but accurately scientifically. or can you l)iiy for father or juotlier that will suit them belter than a pair of gold glasses, (all at and look at their stoek ano need yo no further. In writing up Ilanna it the would leave out an important feature if it made no mention of 'dr. 'I'heodore Kohrer, who has charge of the watch jtairing department. His not only local, but tlu' inventor of the great is known all over this country, and it is a fact that watches are sent to Ilanna it from all over Western Pennsylvania to be repaired.

In all its tlepartments there is no more complete store in Western Pennsplvania, and the readers of the ews shoidd call there if in need of in their line. XiiiaH. Slippers, slipjiers at Hayen it li AXD HILI.ISOX THK I I.L BENEFIT OF THE STATI TE, Xo Fanit to Fiiul with the Kiit Him tiiiilty Milliwoii Smiles at Sentence niHi lleConlii Ktniiil on ilcHti the Full Term Other nl Ee- Hive 5 and 10 cent for Silk handkerchiefs and nuifHers. 2fsl The Haw Nutritious food is an absolute for the worker whether a tnenfal or manual labort'r. It should be of good (luality and be well Red River flour is of the that contains the elements of nutrition in all that richness that the tiny wheat grain possesses.

The prepanition of it belongs to the domain of couks and bakeiv. Kennedy furnishes the latter artists the raw material with which to work. Vour sells lied Iviver. Hive 5 and 10cent store for dolls, doll heads, doll buggies and toys. 81t2 Art llepartnient.

Stamped of every descripition. Embroidering silks of every make. Art linens, fancy scrims, etc. Orders taken for fancy goods made to order on short notice. This department is under the management of an expert in that line and if you have not time to make the article yourself you can leave your order and get what you want made in the best style at 2t81 kown it HAMn.roN’>.

Debated by BoyN. An important question was discussed Friday night by the Knights of Temperance Literary Society, The question was whether the State or the individuals should furnish text books for the common schools, Sam Perry and Frank Carson argued for the State and Clarence Walls and Calvin Jackson supported the opposition. The boys take a manly in- terest in their organization and are evi- i dently deriving much profit from it. 1 Xo Hecrel but to all that holiday Btock is the finest in the coun- ty. Ittw-s I stock of furniture comprises everything in the line, SOtlltl the C'hihi Home.

Isaac McCurdy has returned from Covington, Kentucky, bringing with him his daughter who was its mother there. Mrs. McCurdy, it will be remem- bered, eloped with Charles Rhodes and took the child with her. Her parainotir has already deserted her and she is work- i ing in a hotel at Covington, Ky, McCur- i dy in locating her and went after the child. H.

S. Millisoii stood before the Court Friday afternoon to receive his sentence for jail-breaking. he had, trary to all expectations, been on the charge of burglary, Judge llazeu not disposed for this reason to be isi any decree lenient, and submitted Mr. Millison to the Wardens of the Western tentiary with a that only emphasized by tlu'scverity of his remarks to the prisoner upon Attorney G. was heard in the behalf, and he nuule an earnest and able plea, calling attention to the private life of Millson the nobility of character claimed to have been displayed by him on various occai-ious.

The fact that the jury had tleclared him not guilty charge upon whit imprisoned at the time the breaking out was also dwelt upon. At the of the plea for leniency, the prisoner as requestetl to stand, and he stood. "The Court has listened," said Judge Hazen, the plea made by your attorney to your behalf, and entertains no doubt but that he is ith the truth of the statements made. It is true that after leaving the jail you retunu'd V(duntarily and placed yourself again in custody, but it must not be that you have bet'ii on trial here another offense, and although the jury lias pronounced ytiu the impressi-'U your guilt has not been iioni the mind of liie Court. 1 have no fault 'to find with the jury.

They were all honest and true men and doubtless acted according to their convictions in the It is only an evidence of how men will ilitl'er in opinions derived from a presentation of the same facts. You were tried for the crime of burglary, anil it is well for you that you do not now stand to rcceive si'u- tence for that crime, for I can safely as- you that the sentence wouKl not be the minimum. "Vour counsel very leforred to yom-wife and family as demanding coti sideration of the but 1 c('- miud you that you yourr-elf have thought id' the of your own home before you entered that of another by night. So convinced was the ('oint of your jiuilt of the charge ofburirlary, that 1 would had no in lo- the I'xtreme sentence of law So nosv you mav hear our disposition on the crime nf jail- breakiuL'. to which you plra l' siuilty, I seiitenci'you, 11.

S. to in the t-i. rii for the peiio.l ivM three this severe peiial- ty the pi'nnit. illison blandly as if by no means II afterward said to the oHicer in charge 1 could on my head that long. I oidy to stand fVir that other thing.

The last time 1 heard a time it was for rix Millison was sent up from liutli'r forgery. 1 AI. Airs. Sam Houston, for rijbbery of a watch and for jail break iuL', as also sentenced for three yeai'H and nine mouths the same prison. Two cases were liyjury Friday.

Michael was cleared of the of and battery on tlie person of his he being charged with two-thirds of the coHts and his wife ith one-third. is now in jail in default of payment. Josejdi Miller was alsi) dis- chartied on iniyment of costs. was chaiged by Joseph Stiglitz, of Wampum, with malicious mischief. There is a sigiuticant in connection with the capture and escape of Waid and Kissenirer and imprisonment of that iluring the year immediately the arrests, masked burglaries hail committed in this city and inunediate vicinity, aiiil that not one had occurred since then.

It is thought that Ward Kissinger will not their attention nuich to this neighborhood hereafter. Tilts first nian to coin ii'ted at thi- term of Court was 1 Newton, who with was indictt-d for fnrnisliing to a man ate habits. Tlu' verdict wa- retunu'd this morning. Hooher was disiharired and Newton entered his for appearance at next term of Court. sheriffs.

W. P.ell and Chief of Police Rodgers took Millison and to the penitentiary this morning. A decree of divorce has been to Mrs. Mehala Leish, of North Beavt'r township, from her late husband Anthony Leish. They were married in and lived together four years.

The divorce was procured by Attorney l-'nink lilackstone on the ground of Leish will resume her maiden name of Campbell. The indictment against Thomas was Saturday morning. The defendant was charged with sellinsj on Sunday and to a man of habits. The wording of the indictment omitted to state that the lifjuor was given for the use of as well a.s to Willis Hoover, the party named in the charge. OHN KNOX SOI 106 Washington Street, Citron IVel.

lieiiiou IVel. Orange Peel. dt-aneil Seedless Dehesa liaising. I.oiidon Layer )ndara Ivaisins, London Layer Figs. Fresh Potato Chips.

Plum Pudding. Fruit Almond Macaroons. Cocoa nut Macaroons. Sponge Fingers. French Glass Cherries, French Glass Apricots.

French Ghice Pineapplel Etc. KjNTOX SO We are First in the lyiar' -WITH- Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, Crjrst Apricots, Crystalized Figs, Confectionery Sugar. MONOGRAM UGAR OORU. i)( icioii-I this corn is in its own jai( selected ears. FiVery can gnarantocd.

Sold only at PARKXSR 3STo. Holiday Goods 'fr (U'litHlest Moftt line oj' Ladies' jewel and denis' yuperb 'JH GOLD diamonds BroocheSym Watches! Ear anti anil Finger i Hi Gold and Solid Plated fiml PlaiM Chains! lUch Bronzes, 'ases. Brass Goods, Silk Uh hrellas, and a 'Lhousand Xorelties well n'orih lion, and a I Trices. Don't fail to ealh s. E.

Cor. Washington St. and Diamondl isTLE, rENipM Xever, Never was there such a beautiful of jewelry seen in this city as Hanna it Son have for the holiday trade, 3t80 your hair cut at Craig WHIElIsr YOU Comfort, Style, Durability Tisr urv I Fuoii H. E. mcGOXTN SON No.

63 Washington Street. Fresl its, Ml! Caisi Home Made Jellies and Fine Preserves. Fresh CAKES and CRACKE: tor your Christmas dinner, at JOHN IXIcC la St. aaad. Leihf Steam Scouring and Laundry Works is the place to hare your clothes cleaned and repaired.

Laundry work executed so as to give perf ect satisfaction. Lace Curtains Laundered or Dyed any tint desired on short notice. 132 Washington Street. R. C.

Oi J. H. PRESTON. I Manufacturers of and in Hough aod Dressed I 1-i I--? i hath, Shuiffies, Doorst JSte. Grove ana Yar lleurof L.

B. s. W. FOULK. ARCHITECT Y.M.

C. Newcastle, M. GRAWFOIQ) -THB- Lumber fur- Work done in modern style, i All kin Kough UreMMdLm Yard i Planine Mill S..