The Daily City News from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 1

THE DAILY CITY NEW OL. 278. NEW CASTLE, MON DAY, AUGUST 6, 1883. (BIXOLK COPY CENTI im WIEK 19 CENTI A UV EL LOT OF BARGAINS STRITMA TERS'. Dry Goods! Plaid Wash Poplins only 5 cents.

Summer Silks 38 cents Dress Goods Remnant Counter slacked full of bargains. Now is the time to buy your little girl a good dress a half price. (Remnants of Silks and Satins going fast at prices away below cost. Millinery Department: One lot of choice styles Rais worth $1.50 and $2, all down to 50c each STRITMATER BROS. XISE TO THE CHESCHES.

lu Interesting Which Wan Won By Faultless Fielding and Hard Hitting. for Trinty en- at the The Niles Greys came over and countered the Keshan nocks on Saturday and were done up to the tune ot 0 to It was supposed that the Greys was a club, and as a consequence the attendance was light. But those who were present were agreeably surprised, as the contest up to the sixth inning was exceedingly interesting. The visitors were sent to the bat, and were retired in short order. The Nocks scored one run in their first.

In the the third Fowler rapped the sphere over right field fence and made the circuit of the bases, tying the The home club continued to gulp down the goose I eggs presented by the visitors. In the first of the sixth the Greys gained a lead of two runs on a single by Jackson and two baeger, the latter getting home on throw which Meyer failed to get. The Nocks took up the ash in the sixth determined do something, and for the first time they seemed to drop to curves and banged the ball all over the field, retiring with four more runs to their credit. To this they added one in the seventh and three in the eight, while the visitors were blanked after the sixth. score NESHANNOCK.R KpA 10 0 Reed.

1 0 0 Baker, a 4 10 McKelyey, 220 00 Meyer, 1 1 15 2 1 0 01 140 Bair, 01 0 00 Harris, 3d. 10010 11 1 0 9 827 211 GREYS.R PA 1 1 440 Fowler, 2 2 1 4 1 0 ft 1 0 Lewis, ft 0 2 4 Masten, ft 0 12 McMillen, 00 11 0 0 Butler, 0 01 2 3 Irwin, 0 1 1 Elks, 0 0000 324179 The Forsyth Scale Company YOI OHIO, score BY INNINGS. 0 10 2 0 (irey ...............................0 0 Neshannoeks ................1 0 0 0 4 1 Earned runs. Nock, Grey, 1. Struck out.

Grey, 13; Nock, Total hits. Nock. 12; Grey, 7. Two base hits, Raker McKelvy, Fowler Three base hit. Meyer.

Home rim. Fowler. Passed balls. Jackson, 3. Time of Game.

1:50. Umpire. Chas. 11. Power 0-3 OF ALL KINDS OF ALEIV! CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR SUSPENSION SCALES.

ttElAJD LETTER BELOW GROVE. April 4th, 1883. I have a set of your Suspension Scales, sold some or 30 years ago to Walter Keith, of Springfield. We have had them about 20 years. They have been very reliable and excellent working scales.

I have had occasion to change their location, and last fall made a good building for them, and in changing could not see anything wrong in their the least evidence of their having worn any. Yours Truly, JAMES MILES, President of the State Agricultural Society. WEEKLY PRICE CURRENT -AT THE STORE OF rase hits puzzles all. Reed is playing a good first. Voungstowns on Thursday.

Meyer is showing up splendidly. Dance on the ball grounds to-night. The Nocks will play in Youngstown on Saturday. The lawn fete tonight promises to be a grand success. Sullivan will be in excellent trim for battle.

The Nocks are making very few errors, and are doing some tall slugging. Only two home runs have been made on the Neshannock grounds this summer. game will draw out a big crowd, and a red hot game may be looked for. The new pipe organ will be completed soon. The Berean Workers meet Disciple church to-night.

Rev. Carlisle will preach at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday. Rev. Reed filled Rev. pulpit at the First Presbyterian church Sunday.

The children of the P. M. Sabbath school had an excellent time at their pic- nic Saturday. The Ladies Sewing Society of the Disciple church, meets next Thursday afternoon. Supper as usual.

Services were held in the Pearson Street Tabernacle Sunday. The church is being handsomely refitted. The ladies of the First Baptist church have a beautiful quilt on exhibition in Hunter window. Rev. Roscamp assisted by members of -jhe P.

M. Church, held an open air meeting iu the Fifth ward Sunday evening. A large congregation listened to Rev. Herron on the Episcopal Church an Easy Way to Heaven Sunday morning. Rev.

Hall, of Sharon, occupied the pulpit ot the First Baptist church, day morning and evening and preached i two able ser jions. Rev. A. A. Mealy, of Neshannock Presbyterian church, has received a call to Baltimore.

He will not accept, however, preferring to remain where he is. Maj. Lee, who has made many friends in this city during his brief stay in New Castle, Sunday morning entertained the children of the Disciple Sab bath school with his sketches. Prof. Lee will give one of his unique art entertainments at White Hail on Friday, August 10th, 1883,8 p.

at a union of all the Sunday schools of this city. The first part of the entertainment will be devoted to humorous and comic sketches, produced with great rapidity on the black-board, and the latter portion will be given to the production of finely finished crayon and charcoal sketches of landscape scenery rarely seined with such speed and finish to an enlightened audience by any sketch attest. All are invited to be present. At the First M. church Rev.

War- ren preached in the forenoon a discourse on the subject of the of the The text was drawn from all parts of the Bible, both from the Old and the New Testament. From the Bible we can find only two grounds for the violation of the of necessity and deeds of mercy. The observation of the Sabbath was not a matter of conscience, but was based upon the higher express command of God. The breaking of the Sabbath was the breaking ot law. We would like to give a full outline of this excellent discourse, but our space and time will not admit of more than a further statement of his position on Sunday camp meeting, at which the gates are kept open during the Sabbath.

He gave a review of his experience at Chautauqua, when the camp meeting was run with open gates on Sunday at 15 cents admission fee. Afterward when the Assembly 3. Tomatoes, per can, 10 cents Corn, per can, 10 cents String Beans, per can, 10 cents Strawberries, per can, 10 cents Baking Powder, per box, 10 cents Jelly, per Tumbler, 10 cents Extract of Vanilla, per bottle, 10 cents Extract of Lemon, per bottle, 10 cents Tomato Catsup, per bottle, 10 cents Table Sauce, per bottle, 10 cents Wood Box Blacking, per box, 10 cents Wood Box Stove Polish, per box, 10 cents French Bottle Mustard, per box, 10 cents Axle Grease, 7c per box, 4 for 25 cents Turkey Prunes (new) 3 lbs. for 25 cents Michigan Dried Apples, 3 lbs. for 25 cents Shaker Dried Corn, 3 lbs.

for 25 cents 2 Cans Peaches for 25 cents 2 Cans pples for 25 cents 2 Cans Pumpkin for 25 cents 2 lbs. Roasted Coffee for 25 cents gjB Milk Crackers, one pound Extra Soda Wafers, one pound boxes. Extra Soda Crackers, one pound boxes. Oat Meal Crackers, one pound boxes. Graham Crackers, one pound and Union Fruit Jars.

Good Family Flour per sack. Wm. S. Emery. A.

WINTERNITZ, Physician and Suryeon, Office No. 20 Mercer street, in Dr. H. place. Office hours: 7 to 9 a in, 12 tf to 8 m.

ly S. A BOWMAA. IDIElsrTXST, Office in rooms formerly occupied by Dr. over Wan A store. C.

H. LEE, HOMCEOPATKIST, It) experience. Office, No. lit North Mercer street. New Pa.

i EO. E. tllEADWEliL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office, No. Mill street, office hours I from 9 m. fco4 p.

m. lawn fete to-night will be maintained. If the Nocks play as they have during the week or so the Youngstown8 will have to play great ball in order to 1 win game. No more sitting on the fence to wit-! ness games. Parties caught trespassing i ing on the grounds outside the fence will be severely dealt with.

The following is from the Beaver Falls Tribune. It will probably be of interest some New Gastleites: usual the crowd outside, perched on the fence and well patronized trees was immense. Great, stalwart men, whiskered and moustached, were perched aloft, like so many monkeys or parrots, suffering torture for the space of two all this in order to save the paltry sura of 15 cents. The sight of these aroused the-ire of our saw-dust poet, and look at the result: They call base ball the best of treats, These brave and dead They cheer and bawl, outside the fence. And save the sum of fifteen cents.

Out on such duffers, known as men, They do disgrace to mortal ken; Each agile climber, long aud lank, May well be termed a base ball BARGAINS in order to reduce our large stock of SILKS, and make room for Fall stock, we are offering SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS in our Silk Department; $3.00 BLACK SILKS DOWN TO $2.50 $2.25 2.00 $1.75 $1.50 $1.25 Cl it (i it it a a tt tt tt $2.75 2.25 2.00 1.75 1.50 1.25 LOO Black Silk Ottomans, lihadames. Surahs, Brocades and Satins AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES COLORED AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES! Bargains in Remnants of Silks. HUNTER A MEUGLE No. 46 Washington Street. White -------FOR-------Choice Butter Fresh Eggs COMPLETE LINE GROCERIES! 44 77 Blocks, 44 (One Door West of the Old Stand of White Dean.) lS5tly JOHN C.

WALLACE COMPLETE LINE OF Fowler, the colored pitcher of the Niles club, is an old time professional, started the committee determined to and is an excellent player, close the gates on Sunday. The senti- A large platform been erected dl- 1 m.ent of a11 that country is new in favor rectly iu front ot the grand ptaud for tho 01 system ot closed gates on -night. The best of order i Sunday, The Erie Conference at its an- I THE HtRMACrST Washington Street, NEW CASTLE, PA. M. Richardson's OUt Stand.) SUMMER-WEIGHT Underwear! all oirjldes at T.

purchased the pharmacy of Mr. Richardson and consolidated the stock With my own, I have now practically 176itf 2 Stores in One 2 Paper Paper nual session had very emphatically resolved against having open gates on Sunday, and he read the resolutions. The District Conference has also determined to have nothing to do with a camp meeting with open gates. To commence camp meeting on the last of the week and close on Monday so as to include two Sabbaths was evinentl.y to get the benefit of the large crowds that come on Sundays. The great mass of these crowds come just to have a good time.

Of course these people did not bring anything to eat along with them and provision must be made to furnish them on the ground. The reverend plainly thought that Sunday camp meetings with open gates were a money making scheme, and altogether contrary to Scriptural doctrine, and the Discipline and uthorities of the M. E. church. There was a large audience present which listened with great attention aud with general approval.

The sermon was an excellent one. We noticed Mr. Ira D. Sankey and wife present. By the by, the Evangelist will not sing at camp meetings with open gates.

WITH A COMPLETE LIN OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES, Fancy Toilet Articles Sponges, Brushes, All the Mari Reute WiU found on my suetves. PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT EXPRESS PAPER PAPER PAPER a PER HARDWARE PAPER BOOT and SHOE PAPER DRY GOODS PAPER MILLINERY PAPER TEA PAPER SUG AR PAPER CARPET PAPER FINE MANILLA PAPER TISSUE MANILLA Paper Bap Flear Ms In all grades and sizes as good as there is made will be furnished by the tyEJ QASTLE pAPER (JO, (LIMITED) Send your on a postal card directing the kind and amount, which will be delivered at once at vour door. S80I ly Itself, ew astle a July 9.1883. (y F. Agent Pittsburg Lake Erie Railway, Ntto Castle, Pa.

Deak Sir I had a pleasant ride over your lino of railroads to California this spring, and take pleasure iu recommending the same route to my friends. Respecitully, C. M. hillip COAL. To Coal Fill your coal houses with Sharplees and Kincaid coal for winter and you will be more than satisfied.

Orders left at .1. It. or W. Matthews it Son, will receive prompt attention. Yours respectfully, iuvkr A on Call at LAKE No.

128 corner Jefferson street and Diamond, who will fit you out in first class style in Plumbing or Gas Fitting. We also keep on hand a stock of Gas tures, Globes, Hose, and all TTT A A PV material med for J. v. ALLiAwL. iter or gas.

Will be uuder my own personal supervision, aud due care will be taken, nut only in the compounding of prescriptions, but in the purchase of a pure article of drugs. friends and new friends will And a welcome at mv new stand. 74 Washington St. New Castle. Pa.

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