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unburn American.
SUNHUKY. MAY 17, 1S7:I.
Stnltroiwl Tlmo Tabl . ; ; ;
AKUIVAL A.-'tl lvnrAltTt'llGnp TKA1SR At AI NlirnY.
N. C. It. W.,Sotifh.
Eric M:iil. Vi.nnn m
Erie Kxpifw, 0.-10 "
Mill, 11.05 '
Ma Evprers S.Ol) p ra
v. & R. n. n. we-t.
Mull, fl.:iOam
Vintr. F.xrPsM'JHO pm
Elmira Mail 4.K0 "
Krln Express, 7.01 "
hVSnt liV AND l.HWISTOWN It. H.
I.",ivc Sunbnry for Lewisto-.vu lit 7.45 ft. m.,
ami 11-10 p. M.
Arrive. ;nt Sunbnry from Lewistown nt l.fiO
ami 7.4 j p. in.
biiamokin mvistov, N. c. n. w.
I.RAVK
Sunhnrv nt 5. !." a m
" ' I'J.Sityitvi
4.40 p tn
A1111IVR
At Sunbnry fl.'
' 8.
S5 p in
" COO p m
ianvh,i,r, iiAzi.r.Tux & wiucnsnAuiiE it. it.
Regular passenger tsnlti leaves Sunbnry for
Dnnvllln, Cattnwissa, llazlclou ami Intermediate
stations, nt 0.45 n. m. Kiturnine leave lluzlo
ton at 1.00 p. m. Arrive nt 4.00 p. m.
l.AOKAWASNA AND llt.OOMSnrilfl It. H.
Leave Northumberland nt 0.40 n. m. and 4. B0
p. m.
Arrive nt Northumberland nt 10.35 a. m. ami
d.0." r. m.
Accidental Insurance Ticket' can lie had of
I. Hlilpinnn, Ticket Aircnt, nt tho Depot.
Cecals.
SEU1SO MArrilXKH AND COTTACR OnOANS.
Miss Caroline Dalius is Hip nent for the sale of
t lm host. Sewinsr Machines In existence, viz : 'Tho
Improved i rover Baker,' nnd 'Domestic,'
which nre constantly kept on hand, and fold nt
reasonable, prions. She Is also ncent for the snlo
of the. celebrated 'Silver Tonirue Organs, ' and tho
'Hay State. Orirnns,' nnd for the sale of tho
Fraiitx it Pope Knitting Machine. Call nnd see
I hem. Olllce on Market street, cast of tho rail
road .
The Imi'iiovkd Giiovim A BAur.it Sevrisn M,
.iinr. Th'MB celebrated machines arc oirered
nt the most reasonable rnte. For particulars
:ii;ily to D. (i. KL'TZ, A iron t,
1' '!i.':.','7J.-ly. I'ppef Amrustn township.
TiiR Wine made nt the. ViHcyiird of (Ico. B.
VoiiHinaii, near Siinbury, and now belli!; sold
by hiui.cnu not be excelled for purity, excellence
and cheapness. April St.
.
Du. C. M. Mautin c Co., have lately put up A
S. l i Fountain In their limit Store, on Third
street fi-nm u-hieli iV.pv druw llmt ili'lirlniis hrv
e iau'.', Soda Water. Tbo-'o desiring
,b'l:i.', ein procure soma by calling
. .! .i 1
1 UI",I""1 I
dining the
day ami evening.
A n::isn stock of Cluths and Cnssi meres have
b v,i opened at the tailoring store of J. J. Scalier,
on Third street. Fall suits are made up to order
in th'-' itest styles, and a fit guaranteed. His
tin.1 a'- nr'.'.iient is being much commended, lie
k ips ti e li st goods in his establishment.
From the lialtlniore Underwriter.
ilyth.i ssual publicity given Its statements,
and i!:,' wide distribution of its monthly paper,
inter.-t.d in thn business have scrutinized
the rrf.tr:. . of The .1,Vc7iiWih liuniftiurt
''...'i .i .v. They bear testimony to the iudouiiua
l.le eneriry i:d skill of its administration, show
ing that the company Is carving its way to n
:; it. (nr.1, and that its growth Is marked by
I'i'j el.'inents of A-ealtby protres. The c"na
r.ieter of it" sets, its watchful managcnicnt, its
iaiu" !reti;beihip, the rigid scrut'myof its risks,
Hi.' or-;,;;,. .-J jirceiation of its (T.v(;?".fi'ir plans of
ieiiiieuee in all these is the assurance that
nh.iu-ver ; ':! life iiisuvaucc cnutcmplutci', The
jY ,";,!., n'ltmdantly able to supply.
, -o-
P'1vi:t:iix'i I.';:w. A grand opening of Milli
t'T iood -.v'.'.l tiike place ut Miss Amelia llan
ct.cUf, on Market (street, Just below tho City
lT.it -!. (live, '..i t- a c ilh She keeps nn hand the
m..-! fashionable st vie of Bonnets, Hals, Itib
b '.!. s ai l F.i.ibr. :!!! in great vaiie'y. Slie is al
.ii !ceiit f-u- the Weed ein Machine, the best
it, t-i market. r.iS.
W. H. Vn.i.rii
i.; i tir d an c'"ga
I'.o.its and Shoes
cheaply. Fane;,
and gantlenwa, i
i of the Lxcelslor Store, has just
nt. and superior assortment of
, which lie is selling rapidly and
liaitcrs and Slippers for ladies
, of a style never before seen in
i dm 1 red by every one ; sold at low
soitmciit is complete, and lie in-
S-ir.b-try, and
pries, liis a
v'te: everyb . 'v to
all and csnaiine his stock.
rii.i.TMJ I'.-. Wo notice that 1). A. Finney, j
I la' j j i', .:. r c.iteier in llin Dryttoods and tirocc-
ry line?, is ni;'.:. u; his sloir on Market street j
n-ith a ;-. 'M'.uieiit of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Wilhiw ware, Earth, u-wure, Glass-ware, No- j
t'aais In great variety, and all kinds of goods, i
.-ncrally of tho latest styles. By fair dealing j
Mr. Finuey lis established a large business, and
!u is now prepared to furnish his customers I
with any nrtiulc of
most reasonable price
mammuth stock.
Hoods I hey want nt the
Call and examine IiIb
John M.vniii, Clothier, Simpson building,
Market Ss iiare, has in part au'aln recovered his
health, and ha-s been 1 1 the city and bought the
largest and be t stuck of spritiir uinl sum
mer clothing that has been brought to Sun
b:uy this Epiiii;:. lleanttftil styles and lower
prices than elsewhere. ot.-ma.
I'ivs-is, OitHANS, occ. David Ueitncr, music
teacher, haviiiLioe.itc.l permanently in Sutibury
for the puipose of teaching music, announces
that he has the agency for Oaehic A Co's Uulli
in.iiv. Pianos, which are b"ing rapidly introduced
inn i:i tha bust judges. They arc now iu nso in
the Slate Normal School, lllnonisburg, Pa., also
at the Sunbnry Academy, by .1. 11. Jenkins, Esq.,
u!' Nonhuai'ieri.ind, and Judge F.llwell of
llioomsburg. He will also t ike orders for Steln
'.vay it Co's, Chickeriii A Co's, and other well
known nanus.
Mr. Keiiner also receives orders for l'rineo fi
Co's cclebiatid Organ e Melodcons, of Itull'.ilo
New York.
ftl:: -t iii i-ic on hand, and eiders for new plo
c.js promptly attended to.
Mr. i'eiaa-r is agent for the German publishing
house of Y.. Stclgc r of New York, aiu! will re
coivtf subscription for all German Bo-jks, Period
icals, s-.iapors, Ac.
The celebrate. 1 Maehlo 1'ianiH can bo seen at
:it nil tiuie-t at the resilience of Mr. Keiiner, ou
'.lie corner of Third and Aich streets, opposite
the depot.
Tin: members, of the Sunbnry Swam Firo En
gine, No. 1, nre requested to meet on this (Fri
day evening) at their engine bouse, for tlio pur
pose of in .iMag arrangements to procure hats in
time to parlicrrmtc in the decoration ceremonies.
Ilfniivd.A reward of five dollars will be
paid for in.iirmat'on that will lead to convictiou
of the pi raon that broke down an ornamental tree
In front of my residence on Wiihiut street, on
Thursday niiit latt. EM'L WILVEUT.
Ni:w 1'c stat. C'.Miii. A specimen copy of the
new postal raid Issued t y the (lovcrumuut cau
lie Been at this olllce.
Uniti ation or an ODu Fi i.t.ows iUtx. Tbc
new Odd -Fellows Kail ut Gratz, Ilauphin coun
ty, will be dedicated June 2d. A large number
of Lodges have been invited to be present, and
with several baudd of music that nre expected,
the (,'athering will no doubt be large. The dedi
catory ceremonies will bo Impressive, and ad
dresses will be delivered by eminent speakers
('.- jl.l a! i va-l.
Siiowmbh appear to understand tlio wenk
inlndednesn of eel tain classes existing In this
age of bonsted progress, nnd Uicy exercise their
Ingenuity to rcncli tho pockets of theso classes.
We refer to this fact for the purpnso of showing
how far they accomplish their deceptive designs.
On n Into occasion, dnxxllng show bills came
under our observation, hung out for Van Am
bus's great show. Any one lookinjtnt the bills
could see that there was more on theni than
tnlodit be cxpcelcd to be seen wllhin the canvnss.
It was also known Hint only part of the oilgiunl
show n? was exhibited on the bills, would bo here,
nnd tlrat tho whole of the nsiinl nmotmt of hum
buggery wonld be displayed ; yet with all Ibis
knowledge It appears there were some who could
not bold up under the pressure, ns their weak
points had been reached, and they resorted to ex
treme, means to (,'uiu admission to the show.
Fortunately for a certain class, a pawnbroker's
ofllco 1V119 lately opened In this place, by 'Wm.
Oehring, who canio to their relief, nnd to whom
they arc Indebted for the old whfch cunbled them
to "sco the clcphnnt.' Mr. Oehring having pre
pared himself for ft "spec'" of! this occasion, was
not disappointed, nnd he done a brisk business
on Wednesday while tho show was being exhi
bited, In advancing money to parties who were
disappointed in getting their pay from the llall
road company, Cold watches, silver watches,
revolvers, cutlery, clothing imd even gentlemen'
Bhirts were brought to Mm for a small fldvnnre,
to "raise tho wind" to sec the show, and Mr.
Cchrlng Is now the possessor of these articles
until they arc redeemed. In several Instances,
ton, the last cent was expended on tho tlrplmnt,
though not of nn ordinary size, nnd it Is quite
probable that children went to bed hungry in
consequence of the curiosity and improvidence of
their parents. As money is scarce and provi
sions nrj high, It would bo well for those con
cerned to consider whether they get the worth of
their money in attending shows, and particular
ly under tho false representation of dazzling
posters.
Wf. are happy to see that a lively interest Is
being taken in the coming dct-or.-itiou ceremonies.
This is right. Let the heroic dead be honored
while they silently sleep in the tomb. From tho
preparations now being made by those who in
tend participating in the ceremony ol honoring
those who died in the defence of their country,
we nre confident that the strewing of flowers,
and t he usual ceremonies, will be more impres
sive than ever before. The young men who sa
erilieod their lives that their country" freedom
migni live, ami wnose no:c sinriis loumi uie na
, , , . ,... ..r
veu of eternal rest amld-t the conilict of human
strife, are entitled to that lull i.cgm; of rev
erence and gratitude which a freeaild an enlight
ened people only can extend. As tinio rolls on
the grandeur of character that prompted them to
make the sacrifice for the benefit of posterity,
becomes more deeply impressed upon the minds
of those who arc benefitted, nnd tho grati
tude of a grateful people, displays itself in the
simplest, but its purest and most beautiful form,
that of strewing the graves of the nations loved
ones with flowers. This day has been very pro
perly set aside as a holiday. Let us see that it Is
properly observed by meeting together and honor
ing departed worth in the established beautiful
way.
r
Tiif. Sunburn Dully made its appearance oil
Monday lat in a considerably enlarged form.
We are happy to note this spirit of cntcrprls? ex
isting in our neighbor, ns it gives indications of
a permanent institution. The Dally is edited
with considerable ability, and is entitled to the
support of the business men in this place. A
dnliy paper published here indicates the prospe
rity of our town. Our neighbor is entitled to
much credit for bis perseverance in prosecuting
an enterprise resultlnir in local benefit, nnd be
should reccivo from our citizens all the assist
ance necessary for its support, and the remune
ration of its originator.
Tin; changes about the Court House are be
coming more apparent every day, and we confess
that wo have not seen the ofllcc3 and the grounds
Eiu rounding the building in us clean and well re
gulated a condition as it is nt present. While tho
otliees arc kept in the best condition, the papers
and di cumcuts properly arranged, the Janitor, j
Mr. Jacob Cubic, has cleared away all rubbish .
about the building w hich gives It a more refresh- j
lug iippearar.ee than ever seen before. Mr. C.l-:
ble takes great pride, it appears, in keeping mat-
ters in good trim, for which lie is certainly enti-
tied to the thanks of every ono interested in the '
disposition of our county bui'ding".
Wr. have been requested to state by the princi
pal party concerned in tho shootine; of a Valua
ble Maltese cat, and the destruction of its kit
tens, mentioned in the Sunbnry Dally of Tuesday
last, which notice of the occurrence may leave
j the public mind under a false impression, that
the cat was found in a helplcEs and unhelpful
situation, placed there, no doubt, by tboulitlcis
or mischievous children ; that no blame can be
attached to the person to whom thecal belonged
as ample provision Was mado for its comfort and
sustenance during his nbscuee, and that the kill
ing was a necessity. There was 110 other way of
disposing of the caso, ami it is hoped by the prin
cipal actor la the mutter, that this statement on
his part will effectually abato tho eat tttllmnritl,
and that no more will be heard about the late
ciif-as-tro-phe.
rut.sKSTATloN ok A Cank. The popular land
lord or the City Hotel, T.. T. Druniliclier, who
makes hosts of frieuds wherever ho foes, was
again in luck last week while attending the
United t-tates Court at l'ittsbutg, as a juror. A
iiuuil cr of acquaintances made while in that city
before his departure for home, presented him with
a handsome, l'alinetln cane as a token of their
litgli appreciation ns a trenlleman. This de
monstration on the paft of bis new acquain
tances, speaks well, and shows that he is umire-
! Ciatcd abroad as well as at home. Mr. 11i-nmli..l-
ler was much pleased with hi trip to the smoky
c'lv.
Tuiisb iu attendance nt the V. &. Court ut
l'ittsbur last week, from this vicinity, stopped
at the St. Clair Hotel, in that city, and are pro
fuse in their praise of the hospitality extended
theui by the proprietors.
Tub First Nntionul Hank of Bunbuiy declared j
a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent on the stock
on the llrst inst., frcu from all taxation. This !
bank staini second to none in the country, and
through. It otllcers has gained a reputation as
being one of the safest, nnd most strictly con- !
ducted Institutions in the United States. I
Don't forget tho Concert at the Court House !
to-uight (Friday.) 1'atronUa home entertain-
incuts, which you will find superior to any other.
Go and listen to better music than has yet been 1
heard iu Banbury. The bent musical instruments
will be used on this occasion, and celebrated per
formers will bo present to play ou them.
A New Daily I'ai-eu. A ucw dully pnper will
soon be Issued from the Dtmoeratic OuarJ olliee
in this place. The paper will advocate Republl
can principles. It will be edited by Messrs. F.
A. Howe.r, and E. C. Goblu, into local editor ot
the Isuubuiy Daily, and no doiibt will be a spicy
sheet.
I. O'. op O. t.Al the late" election for Grand
Otllcers of tb Order of I. O. Of O. F., Euil. Wll
vert reecle$ majority for District Deputy
Grand1 hi this couftty,- There ivrcsevon-
j teeH Lil4. hi ih (Hic.-
Ok Satnrdny evening last a .sorious affray ocA
enrrod In this place, the facts of which nre about
ns follows i Kemer Fisher had gone from hopia
on pretence of bring absent several weeks, but,
nnoxpectcdly to his wife, he relumed late on Sat
urday evening, when ho took her and S. P. Wen
rith by surprise. Ho shot at Wcnrlch, tho ball
grazing his fiicc, nftcr which they clinched.
Wcnrlch used a knife and made several extended
Tilts across Fisher's back, cutting his clothes
and also catting him In the side nnd under the
chin, and Anally made his escape wlthont hat or
boots, lie went to n trrlghbor's and borrowed a
hat mid hoots, mid then Went to a Justice nnd
asked to bo bound over, his brother becoming his
security. On Tuesday, however, ho wok taken
to Middlclmrg and lodged ill Jail. Sclintgroe
STi'mcs.
Ot u neighbor of tho UaseUn, who Is beginning
to assume a venerable look himself, and somo
what envious of the youthful nppoarnuce of the
senior editor of the Anunrirnu, Is not willing to
allow n slnglo year to be deducted fiom tho cor
rect ngo of tho latter, without protest on his part.
I Tho senior of tho Amcrlran has no desire to con
ceal the truth in tills matter, and Is willing to
admit, for tho benefit of the futuro historian,
that he Is several years older than tho editor Of
th fr'airttc, whatever appearances may Indicate
to the contrary.
Bad Foi.k v: To ask Hie public to support nn
entertainment In this place, and have nil the
printing done elsewhere, or to ask tho newspa
pers to publish local notices gratuitously. Also,
parlies w ho do not support their homo offlocs to
nsk for puffs, or notices of matter in which they
nre interested, free of charge, and for ambitious
Individuals for olllce, to ask an editor to use his
i Influence for the advancement of their political
' Interests, when they do not even as much as b
j scribe to bis paper.
Wis notice of laic that a large number of young
I girls, varying from 10 to 15 yenm of age, visit tho
I post office on the arrival of the ntnils, nnd erowd
themselves ahead of hnsinc-s men blockading
; the delivery window, nnd making all wait until
' each lias imiuireil for a letter, which they proWa
J b!y expect to receive In the course of a month, or
J perhaps not nt. all. Although annoying to bitsl
; ness men to be placed in the rear ranks of a par
i eel of giggling girls In the delivery of the malls,
j they should take into consideration that the girls
I mean business In the way of showing otf to the
I best advantage, even if tln-'ir mothers protest
J against it.
Tut: .b.'i'if'iimii says that a lock up in that place
is sadly needed. Judging from the rowdyism dis
played in Milton on Saturday night last, we can
agree with our rotcmporary, and Would suggest,
in addition the Appointment ofeflieient police,
AccmnsT. A son of Mr. Campbell, the miner
who was killed at Big Mountain Colliery lust
week, was hurt at the aino mines on Monday
last. Ho was seated between two di lft wagons
eating his dinner, when some miners flushed tho
wagons together, bruising him quite severely.
At a regular meeting of the stockholders of the
Northumberland Cnr rhop Manufacturing Com
pany, held in Johnson's Hall, on May Otli, the
following persons well! elected directim) for the
ensuing year :
Wm. F.lliott, T. O. Van Allen, W. C. Kapp, J.
11. Jenkins, Joseph Bird, I. M. Kontis, John Mc.
Fnrlaud, Joseph Vnnkirk nnd F. L Weaver.
At thcnmiual meeting of the Northumberland
Bridge Couipany.hcld at the liurr House on May
fth, 187'1, the following gentlemen wero elected
officers of said company I'm the ensuing year:
John Taggart, President.
Win. T. Forsyth, Cleik and Treasurer.
MAN.Uir.ns. W. Forsyth, A. K.Kupp, Wm. I
Greeuough, Win. L. Dewait, Joseph Priestley
ami M. B. Piie-lley.
Tin: Northumberland Countv Nalioual Bank
declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent
on the 1st Inst.
J.im.'.s linvu Esy., of this place, has opened a
coal olllce in the city of Hairlsburg, where he is
engaged the greater portion of his lime.
Tin: S.iiibtiry Silver Cornet Band have been se
renading our citizens during the. moonlight
nights. They have greatly improved of laic, and
their luusie is well executed.
-
Jos::ri: Bot'NH, K.-
me of tha oldest Justi-
c,.s of the Peace of tne bur
iic.1i of Hilton, died
on .Monday
v.'-ek fiiiu l'lietuiioiila, after an Ill
ness of two ,iev!'. K'i ii 1 io Hound was appoint
ed Justi e or the IVaiv by t'ovcrnor Jos. Heisler,
and afterwards was continued in office by Un
popular vote of the citizens until his death. He
was the father of Hon. Frank llouud, and Was
highly esteemed by the whole community.
Tin: senior editor of the Miltvitlayl has had the
"Shakes" the real, genuine fever and ngti. He
gives a lengthy account of his "pheliuk3," w bile
undergoing the shaking process. We can sym
pathize with him an we have been there our
selves. The divorce bill of J. F. Kirby passed by the
late Legislature, was signed by the Governor ou
Monday of hist wek.
'Inn lion. John B. Flicker will deliver the ad
dress on tho eOth lust., on the occasion of the de
coration of thu soldiers' graves. Tho organiza
tions participating, will meet nt 1 o'clock, p. m.,
and the procession will move at o'clock.
Dkcati h Sr'.Nsr.xuACii, working in the black
smith shop of tho I'. &. E. Railrb.it Company's
shop, on drawing out a piece of iron under the
steam hammer, ou Friday last, had his left eye
severely cut. His wounds were dressed by Dr.
C. M. Martin.
The annual session of tho Urand Lodgo of Odd
Fellows, will be held at Wilkesbarre during next
week. Tho persons who will represent tlio
Lodges of this vicinity, uo 8. 11. Buyer, of No.
C:2d j A. S. lliiee of No. 303, and Euil. Wllvert,
of &lsl.
Fihe At lWSTii.i.K. A tire broke out In Dan
ville on Wednerday morning nt 2 o'clock, in the
store room of Mrs. llaueoik, widow of Iho late
Wm. Hancock, which was totally destroyed.
The residence of Mr. Kamscy, and the building
of the Danville National Dank weri seriously da
maged. The fire Is supposed to have been the
work of an lneeiidtary. Tho loss Is cstiif uted at
ejo.ooo. .
Not Bad. Under this head the bunbury Daily1
and WMUuntporl nji$Ur indulge iu badinage
which if "uot bud" In Itself is iu excedlngly "bad
taste."
Got.nrs Weuiuno. F. W. J'ollock, President
of tho Northumberland County National Bank at
Bhiiinokiii, and his estimable lady, celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their murrlage on the
evening of thu Ctb lust., nt their residence iu
Willlumspoil.
TliR foundation of the new prist oflirs buiidiug
Is now beiut; rapidly pushed to completion; The
brick work will be commenced soon, aud the
building hurried on as rapidly as possible. The
new olllce is badly needed, aud we trust Will be
pushed forward without delay. The old office is
eutirely too small for the large amount of muif
matter passing through it, aud which Is largely
ou tho iucreaso.
3, Desha, Fatten, proprietor 6r" the Sunbnry
Gas Works, purchased additional grouud for
sibling an oil retlucry to tho works.
Wb notice by the Sunbnry Dally that n render i
of tho Walsnntown lierord has been reading so
much About 'pMc cat scalps In that paper that he
Imagines ho Is bewitched, and Is continually
shooting nt what lie Imagines te.be pole eats.
Tho jJn has omitted to state whether the edi
tor of tho Hmul bad been In partnership with
him in tho sealp business previous to the repeal
of tho act giving premium. Peiliaps the (top.
ping ol the payment of rewards on scalps has
brought, him to grief, nnd ho is now conscience
stricken for hilling John's pets.
Wr. notice thaUour townsman, K. Schneider
A. M., principal tif tho hlifh School, lias written
nn nble nrlleln iti the PcnnsylviTii rkhrtol Jour
nal, on Circular Functions which Is largely com
mented 'upfVu Ti tha Vrrfi throtighpni lhc State.
The article treats upon a new nietUotl tf higher
Mathematics, Is quite liilwojHlojr, and will prove
instructive to all who love th higher branches
of mathematics, 'f j ; . V . ..
A Pic Nir. The members oftne r.eti :a n greo.
Lodge I. O. of O. I'., r. I this place, resolved at their
last mee'.ing to hold a pic nlc, on the 4th of July
next, nnd extend an invitation to the members of
the Order in thin vicinity to join thorn in celebrat
ing 0"r National holiday in a becoming manner.
LiT of Letters remaining in the Post Office,
in SsntibMiy, May 14, liiit.
Miss Annie ltrirksue, w.i:. i.rigui.i 11 nry urn-
tier, Oco. W. tJadwallHiler. auroine Lonin.'iny,
Mrs. Cbns. Kvaus, Samuel J'.vans, .i nines a. tr-
omlg, John (birrne, John tiomlcr, James Iltini-
tnclbeo. David Haas, 1, K. .lolmson, vt in. Kauil
man, I). J. Lewis. John Mills, L. U. Morgnurotli,
Miss Mania Neidig, Vm. Newnan, Mrs. Adda
Snydsr, Mr. P. J. Steine, Win. o. Kucharcc, Mrs.
Alible Snyder, mish .varum smyucr, Air. Aiou.a
Zwrihliu. Tersons cnllim; for advertised letters
will please 6ny tla y arc advertised.
a, smi 1 1 1, l . .Yl.
Corscii. I'Rocr.FiiiNGS. SutJmry, May 11.
1873. Council convened at 8 o clock, Chief
Burgess Mallck in the CUir. Present Messrs.
J. Cadwalhider, Miller, Irwin, (J. Cadwuiladi r,
Cuke, Dcwar't, Uohrbafli. DMz ami Clatk. Ah
f ct Messrs. Dissinger, Suiitli, Senscnliacli and
tircenough.
Minutes of last iiKCtin; read and approved.
As It was mulct stood t the last meeting that
the subject of tho bonds would come up for dis
cussion, n series of resolutions were, introduced,
and therefore one of tho council moved that the
resolutions lie read, ami if adopted be passed in
sections. Agreed to.
The resolutions thus adopted directed that
bonds should fund tho debts or the borough j
that any person or persons having claims against
the borough should receive the amount, principal
and intense in a bond or bonds, delivered lotion
or them bv the Chief Burgess, mid that the coun
cil plcdued tie' lniblie faith, credit and honor to
tho payment of the bonds iifiicJ in liquidation of
the debts of the borough.
Hills read and or iers granted.
11. 15. Musscr, forelock, $t:!ii.50 j M. Koss
Hemperlcy ec Co., 13 .00 ; II. ti. Thatcher, en
press on bonds, .4-. i V. L. Dewart, proving
bonds, C-1VI; F.ni"l Wllvert, $JJ ; Steam Fire
company, V. ; J. A. Cake, SO; A. N. Bticc, 0 ;
John Head, y.r.U ; J. Lyon, ?l."i , f -J.fW ; Lnthcr
(iaringer, 4.47 ; C Slough, S3.C2 ; C. tiaringcr,
0, ii i A Hopper, $2.25 ; C. Keefer, .87 ; U. W.
Kichl, $f. Sl-.'i B. F. Diehl, ?35-, (i. Harrison,
'J,75; Wm. Lyon, f 0.75, 4.50; Jacob Casctt,
f7.00; Win. Harp, Ja.50; David Hart?., $2.02 ;
G. W. Smith, 4; E. P. Starklolf, ?4 ; Samuel
Neidig, fi ; Charles F. Martin, Co.lW. ;'.) ; F.. S.
Gibson, &.". .
On motion, It was jlrmlrfj. That an order lie
drawn in favor ef the. Chief Burgess for the pur
pose of paying for a pair of horses for the Fire
Company, and the borough for f 55'J. Adopted.
On inulinn ft committee of fjvo was appointed
to slope the wall uear Shamokin dam, and re
pair damages caused nj mo wash.
Adjoin ue.l.
P. W. OKAY, Clerk.
l.A7 Aiit s S ir.Hi.Y lust tline of his toes on Mon
day of hist week, on the SnnVury and Lewistow u
Hailrond, and narrow ly escaped lo.-i.-.g milhlegs,
by getting under the cars at Beavcrtown, Snyder
county, Pa.
Ditmoiifst's Monthly M iiazinf. for June is a
perfect item among t lie constellation of Month
lies. Our lady friends arc always most anxious
to own n cop., f Demorest's they say it con
tains the spirit, variety nnd excellencies of all
the rest. Long live Detuorest, they say s and si)
says everybody, especially w hen they get a prize
in the way of'a choice of a pair of elegant Chro
mes worth 10 as a premium.
Titr: Turcst and Sweetest Cod-Liver Oil Is Haz
ard A Caswell's, made ou the sea shore, from
fresh, (selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard it Co.,
New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken it prefer it to ail
others. I'liy-'elain have necided it superior to
auy of the other oils In mni'.ict, iu:i,T;i,4 .
J. ! ?T"""i T1" 'r'3"'rj?
irnunes.
On the Call ull., by the Itev. K. 11. llerry. at
his residence, Mr. A1.rur.11 Vami1.ini to Miss
81 san Him-, nil of Northutiihcrhind, l'a.
At the M. E. parsonage. 011 the 2'Jtii of Apri',
by Kcv. i. I), l'cncpaeker, Mr. Wm. Slu 1; to
Miss K. J. Mu.t.ett, both of Sunbnry, l'a.
At NiKlhuniberhind, May 1 lth, 1ST:!, by Kcv.
A. I. Moore, Mr. J. J. 1'ai.mi:u to Mlfs mm.i.ii: t
Maktin, both ot N'l.ithuinlnalaiid.
In S'.nibu' y on the 1-1 1 li last., by the llev. C. II
Vandiiie, Mr. Mau'iM. Walls to Miss M.miia L.
daughter ol George S. Mason, all of tins place.
,xt.
In Punlmrv.m the Sih inst., ClIAI'LKS W A I.
LACK, youiif est eliilj of Mr. Landis t'troh, a
9 months, .m-l 0 days.
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llvli-l.-.i
MXHI..Y JIARStETM.
l-'lour nn3 t;i-alu .llailict.
Extra Family tlJ.iio lie Wheat, p. ha., $1.80
liuckwlieat, p. it., u.OO live,
Corn Men!, " a.fti) Corn.
Wheat lirun, p. bu, l.'al liuekw heat
Shorts, -.00 ttats, 112 lbs.
Corn iVCats Chop, Flaxseed,
Timothy Seed, p. b. li.O J.
I'l'Odtlt-O .HiSl'lit'l.
r.
Potatoes,
Vt?s, per do..,
Ilutter, per lb.,
Lard,
Sides,
75 Hums,
IS Tallow,
I ) Country Snap,
l"i Dried Apple.
10 " IVaclico,
-Shoulders.
ihhi AbbcrtiomcnlG.
; v'. r..:
IlNHulntioii .-f l'ui'tuvrnliiii.-
NOTICE is hereby clven that tho cn-partner-ship
heretofore existii!;; between F.. C. Han
lai, 8. 11. Kothern-.'l and C. 11. Maurer, under
the firm name of Maun r & t o., was on the !iaI
day of March last, dU-'olvcd by mutual consent.
The b uks of the said linn in tho hands of S. II.
Iioiucrnicl and C. D. Mnurci- for settlement.
E. C. HANN.V,
S. II. KOTHERMEL,
C. D. MACKElt.
May 9, 1873.-31.
Auilitor'M Notice,
Estate of DANIEL WE1MEK, d.c'd.
NOTICE is hereby giveu that an alias iippli.
cation to llitf Court the undciolncd has
been nppoiut-.'d auditor by the court t restate
the account of Ccoifre L. Weiiner, udiuiuioirator
of Daniel Weiiner, late of the borough of Nor
thumberland, deceased, be hereby j-iw not lea
that he will attend to the duties ot his appoint
rjeut at his ol'ee iu Cilulmrv, Fa., ou SATl K
DAY, the 17lli day of MAY, ak ;0 u'cloek,
a. m., wheu ull peraous luu tn-lid may uttend if
they see proper.
L. II. KASE, Auditor.
Sunbnry, Ap;!l CO, ls;u. Ut.
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4P 03 MM 111
$2...000 in Sl'IvJXG and SUMMER GOODS now open for inspection
MJBL &
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Tlie finest stock of
iee Ciooils, (!itrpt-ts in
A full
Hosiery, Gioygs, friiiip
Wltite smil Li
Merchant Tailoring, THOMAS' G. I0TT,
We have added Merchant Tailoring to our busmen with THOMAS (. XOTT as Cutter.
complete satisfaction in tlii r,s well as in every Other department.
M-44. w,(tMi "Wc keep on hand constantly, best Imported Sttvixa Machink Xiii:Di.i:s,and will lV.rwaw,
il B EX. vllX fr, inidnuj i.rwt .m n Int nf i':i-,h nr-ici! iSiinrcr all kinds, and (.trover A: HaUeri
uO'cts. jcr doA;n, all other kinds, 00
Sunbnry, I'a., Aynil 5, 1S7S. Chios.
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Pure Slscsnir.s Comp!c::icn.
I Jt '..1 r-ir.--l" Vi-r-tibl?, and ls o-icri'.i -ri Nn-n-i sn-1
f. Itat rmeo. Itdin-eausy with t'e) t'tuslii-d Am" -ir-.
a..'-u ciuseil by lii-iit, attioi-i. sii't l'-ii'iu-iii -i:t. Ji' s'.i
1 su 1 1. uii'Ve-s nil I.lotelK-fiai.d 1 1 .:.. ita-iieJim .lurk
1 ci: 1 ur.Ris'htly I'ii-.'.s. lirivciftwuy 'fmn. l-'roellles. a-j-l
' cii;- i.iiru. aud ty its ti'-utln bat jpuwiuful luUaiuio
I n.-uitk's th imie.l n.v k xita
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)LO0 A2TD BEAUTY.
-t .ml fai-.-y Stores. Depot,
1. u
ilas been before tho Amoricon public
tVEn THI1VI Y years. It has never yet
failed to ejive pcrfoct satisfaction, and has
justly boeu styled ths panaoea for all ex
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swclllntu,
Spralus, Bruises, &c, Ac, for Man and
Beit. Ko family should Ixi a biuub (lay,
MMtl(j 9III.Mi:itV GOODS,
A full line of
HONNETS AND HATS,
trimmed and tiutrlmmed. Flowers, R':bb.n,
Collars, Cull's, Handkerchiefs, NccKtics, and (a
general variety of
MILLINF.UY OOOD9
selected with peat care from tho lending lm
poniug houses iu New York and I'Uiladelphia,
at
MISS M. L. GOSSLfin,
Fourth Street, below the 8. V. 11. R.
Every tTort will bo mado topku thoae w io
favor her with their pulrouajje.
Apiil -,'('., iniH.
ttiiAisi t itt iTr; 1 j an fi .- V 1
We will 1 ay ul'. ients f 10 per week iu cash,
win) will entaire with us at once. Every ihiiiir
fm niviliej und e.vpeini-s paid. Address,
a"j,'7u.4.v, A. C'Jl'I. Tl-.il c Co., t; li.-,rloili. Me
j J!-,V1 1-v ,1 '
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;! ysC? Mil Wy?
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Linlies' Dross GooiL'
litis section,
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great variety and iviee, from 25 eta, upwards
and complete assortment of GROCKKIES.
cts. per dozen.
Mile IVMoiwfs Patterns for sale.
Mri.l.INF.IlT i.i)i,' l iiil 1ST.'.
ST epened nn ixteusivu ;'.ssoitiii.-ut of
!Jl"
i STliA W, Mil I.INKUT Ar'll' FANCY C.onlJS, '
comprising the lat.-t ami mo-t attraclive style:,
i selected w itli care from tin leading iinpnning
li.i-ises in New VoiU and riiila.iclpli.a, a
j adapted for the present season.
! IIII'.HONS AND FJ.OWEK3
iu great urii-iy, a general assorinieut of in'
; ties, uni itiietits f.n saci'ie-.
'1 IJIMMINilSOF ALL KINDS.
jC'eiVes, t ollirs, t'uils, and every fasli'nni.:
I avli.-l,- ol ladies' wear.
Call ami see the le v si vies nt Oo.-s -it
miss l. fiiisH.i-:;;.
i Maikel S'liiarei Saii'.-.n , . '
11 1
1 1st::.
KKI-.'VKK. '. W. i:.s:-l,i:;,.
ISTow Goods!
sriiiNt; axi m;:.i.ii-;k.
(loods, Isotions, Fnrnisliiti"
!ooils, (!nn-. ri-s. Oil t'loths,
(Jlass and Xails
i-fcveiy variety, at one low price,
at
Dry
Keefer
lii.ssler's Store, i
Corner of Fourth and Market streets;
I NIil UY, I'A.
All kinds of drain taken in
; h. I all and see ns.
i:i:k:::
.-l-iV.'.vy. M.iv l-i. 1-.; :.
vrlthout this Unlmenl. The money re
funded unless the Liniment is as repre
sented. Be snre nnd Ret the genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. Sold
by all DruRKiBts nnd Country Stores, at
25c., 60c. and J1.00 per Cottlo. Notice
sty le, sine of bottle. Ac.
a ki:m Aissi 11:1.1: iF.vrio. j
O ie of the most iinpnrtaiit imprnvements ever
perfected iu inu-ieal inst ruiiients has lately
been Intro lneed by lit'o. VVo.tns A- t'o., in tlie'r '
'Improved Parlor bipii". It onsi-ts of n pi inn '
of exip.ii-ilo iruality of tones whh-h ill never re-1
1,11'ne tuiiine. I
The unstruinciit was lately introduced nt a j
musical soiree in Ihtiiimnrc and ruceived the cnr-1
dial applause nnd endorsement of the many emi
nent professionals present. Sco advertisement
in another column.
March -.J, l"7iS. Uv.
Uf.l. iillOO'N & 7'!., Ht(JANei.
AND THEII COMllINATION' SOLD STol'S.
Thn Piano A b autil'iiily lone I piano, whieii
uill iieier re-i'iiie. tuning, 'flu- 'o Hiiiutui.t
A b iritiiiii- mjiii ; llol fan or lieuliilo. 'I lie .1-1 1
liue d-'iie.ile mil ir lirciilin. sl.ji. S-.-e rulvi i-ti-elnel't
in aunliier Ciiilliilll.
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anil f-alo at the ST Ml STORK,
ut very low prices.
BMets, mt
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Champion Cutter.
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