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gnnburj American:-
"SUN13UU1', AUGUST 8, 1873.
ItHllroad Tim Table.
ARRIVAL AD DErARTrnB OF TRAJUS AT BUNBCRY.
N. C R. W., 8011th.
Erie Mail, l.S0am
KrleiKxprust, 9.40 "
Mull, 11.15 "
Niag. Eipress MOpra
P. & E. R. R. Went.
Mull, A.20 a m
Nlnr. Expressl'i.tiS p m
Klmlra Mall 4.1U "
Erie E I press, 0.40 "
ICIfBCRT AND L1WISTOWH H. It.
Leave Smvbur'j for Lcwlstown at 7.30 a. m.,
and 4-20 p. M .
Arrlva .at Sunbury from Lewistown at 1.50
ond 7.45 p.m. .
SHAMOK1N PIVIMOW, K. 0. R. W.
t.F.AVB 'I AI"UVN
Bunlinrj at B.45 in Al Bunhnty ".OT a m
l3.H5ptn " rU5pm
'-4.40 pm " 6.00 pm
lA.VILL, HAJtl.RTOM TVIMtMnAHhlt ft. R;
Regular passenger Main leaves Bunbury .for
Danville, Cattawlssa, Hnileton and Intermediate
stntlons, at 6.45 a. m. Rcturnlns leavo Hazle
lou at 1.00 p. m. Arrive at 4.00 p. in.
LACKAWANNA AUD llLOOMSnVRO R, .
Leave Northumberland at 9.40 a. rrl. and 4.60
p.m.
Arrive at Northumberland at 10.8ft a. m. and
6.05 p. m.
Accidental Insurance Tlcketsjrin tie had of
J. Shlpman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Mummer Arrangement frr the Post
Office at Nuuburj ,
Offlci Optn from 0.80 a. tn., to 8 p. tzcept
on Sunday
TIME OF ARRIVAL ANDCl.OSlNti OF THE
MAILS.
Arrive as follow i
From the East at 0.15 a. m.. 12.15 p. ltl., 4 p.m.
South, B.15u. m., 12.15 p. m. 4.10 p. m.
" West, 6.15 a. m., 13.15 p. m., 4.10p.m.,
and 8.20 p. tn.
" North, 0 a. m., 11 a. m., 3.55 p; m.
Shamokln, Mt. Carmel and points on
that line, 0.15 n. m., 8.80 1'. Ml.
Mulls close as follows i
For the East, 5. 50 a. m., 10.50 ft. imi 7.35 p. in.
South, 10.50 a. m., 7.00 p. m. .
" West, 7.30 a. m., 10.50 a. in., 7.35 p. m.
" North 5.50 a. m., 3.50 p. m. 7.83 p. m.
Bliamokhi procr 12.15 p. m.
aiiamokin ami olllccs on that mute, 4.20
p. m.
J. .t. SMITH, P. M.
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lusincss locals.
Sewino Maciiinks ani Ciittaob OkoAss.
..I ins Caroline Dallus is the agent for the sale of
the best Scwim? Machines in existence, viz : 'The
Improved (i rover it linker,' and 'Domestic,'
which are constantly kept on hand, und sold at
reasonable prices. She is also utfent for the salo
of the celebrated "Silver Tonnue Organs,' and the
'Hay Male Orirmis,' and for the sale of the
Fiautz .V I'ope Kiiittini: Machine. Call Mini see
Iheiii. Olliee on Market street, cast of the rail
road. Tub lMrnovF.li Hkovkm & Bakf.k Sihviso ttk
chink. These celebrated machines are offered
nt the most reasonable rate. For particulars
applv to I). (,. K.UT., Agent,
Fcb.22,'7:l.-ly. Upper Augusta township.
Second hand Pianos for sale or rent at reason
able rates. Inquire at this office.
Foil Rent. A handsome room over Melllek's
Drug Store, Market Square. Injure of II. B.
Mascer.
Wantf.d. A young man desiring to lcaru Ihe
Jewelry business, will And a irood silnnlion nt the
Jewelry establishment of Thad. 8. Shannon, In
Bunbury. Oood references will lie reeinliv.d.
Why not secure the best investment that can
be obtained 7 The ihisschsIoii of a reserve en
dowment will a (lord a cm-li return In 10, 15, 20,
25 or 30 years, larger than cm be procured from
any oilier source. For full particulars, apply to
the otllccrs or agents of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Co., 310 liroacwuy, X. V., and U. t.
Yoder, Sunbury, l'a.
Don't pay two prices when you can gel goods
at a small profit. At D. A. Finney's store,
Market street, hut one price prevails, and (roods
oft lie best quality can bo purchased at astoil
Ishinirly low prices. His stock consists of every
variety of Dry Good, Dress Goods, Groceries,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, and Jewelry. The
assortment is complete, being selected with the
eireatest care. No cliargek arc made to show
gnoils In fact it is a pleasure to Mr. Finney to
show what a handsome stock ho has on hand.
'J.nilics and gentlemen nio invited to call and
make a full examination before buying elsc
V, here.
W. H. Miu.r.u'H Excelsior Boot A bhoe Store,
continues to attract tho attention of the public
I y the excellent Boots and Shoes sold lit his es
Vaolishmeut. His Trunk department is com
plete, and every style of stitchers, vuli.es und
trunks can be had at the most reasonable prices.
Ffur.KA. When a young man purchases a hut
of Samuel Fuusi, the popular hatter, he ex
clrrlius, truthfully, too, "I have found It" a,
fasl.iouuble uud serviceable hat. Mr. Faust has
all styles of fashlouablc hats and caps, and eve
ry ore, both old and young, who will visit his
stcve, ou Market street, opposite Monument
Sqnart.'Sunhury, will lie well pleased with a se
lection from his large and varied assortment.
Now f s tuk Timb. A splendid nssortmeut of
stov! s, tin-ware, brass kettles, porcelain kettles
fiir putting up fruit, glass Jars and cans of all
(Uscrlpticrns have Just been received, and are of
fered for salo by J. B. Reed, Third St. All are
Invited to call and sccuro a chance for the cook
stove, to t4 drawn. 3t
oc;il flairs.
Ice Ciilam Festival. Our readers will please
remember that the Lutheran congregation at
Stoue Church, Lower Augusta, will bold a festi
val commencing on Thursday evening, August
14th, to continue through the week. Ice cream,
whortleberries" and other delicacies will be furn
ished. All ure cfrdiully iuvitcd to uttcud.
Last week wc 'Hit lit loncd tho accldeut occur
ring to Mr. Kneni, Kf Rush township. Wc are
glud to state that it wa not as bad as at first re
ported. We learn that no amputation will be
neccbtury.
J. B. Ikwin, of this place, for a loug time
running a passenger eugiue on the P. & E. R. R-,
has becu appointed road foreman of engines on
the Susquuhuuua Division, Sh.isaoklu Divislou,
D, 11. &. W., and P. R. coal cngifes ou L. & B.
roads. The appointment Is one ct the best and
most decrviug that could be mudc.'
Great Eastern. Ou accouul of" the enor
mous crowds which are daily in atteudance upon
Its mammoth nianagerle aud circus, the man
agement arc compelled to anuouuee three per
formances iu Suubury, and in all other towns, at
ten, two and seved o'clock, making the grit 4
parade at nine Instead of ten a advertised. TX
morulug exhibition is eic'ally adapted to la
dies uud children, as they cuu avoid the jam of
the aftcruoou aud ulght entertainment's,.
Races. The suhinier meeting at tho Dur.villo
Agricultural Fair Grcmud, V. DapvtUe, Pa., will
take place on Wednesday, Thursdav, Fr)4ay and
Saturday of uext weci. a uuniocr oi ice ei
horses in tbecouulry, have bees cnterod tor )J
raciug aud some good 'trotting 'pj-iybe ttfi&ai,
The premium run up lo "tl.Sjf'j! Jacob 'iCre
mer, the lessee, 1 arranging-1 . sverjrhipg
pleasaut to all who may tter.o'- -.zickioh ticket
wtl! be issued
Rcadiug Rail
line. '
by the N. l Csn'.rararid'rTiilji'.
Roads', d :ru;;'ti? we'e.'Vf''
tlie
Railroad Chahom. Important railroad
changes took place on the 1st Inst, on the N. C.
R. W. The Busquehauna Division between Ma
rysvllle nnd Bnnhnry, and Diinphln and Harrls
burir, is now superintended by Mr. Thomas
Qucker, and now extends from Harrlsbnrg to
Rcnova. Mr. Joseph K. Sharp, former Super
intendent, is stationed at Ilarrlsburg as assist
ant. Mr. E. B. Westfall, or the P. A E. R. R.,
has been appointed Superintendent of the Sha
mokln Division from Bnnhnry to Mt. Carmel,
which will hereafter be known as the Bunbory
Division, lie Is also Superintendent of the D. H.
W. R. S., extending from Bunbury to Tora
hlckon, and will also have cbarjro of the L. & B.
R. R. from Northumberland to Nantlcoke.
The goullcmen appointed to these positions
arc all experienced railroad men, nnd are excel
lent appointments. Mr. Onckor will be located
at Wlllinmtport, Mr. (Sharp at Barrlsbnrg, and
Mr. Westfall, at Suubury. Themauagcrs of the
road have chosen fedod, reliable officers, Who are
widely known for their general snferBftnngomcnt
of their roads. We are pleased to note this fact,
and can bespeak for them a hearty welcome on
the part of our citizens to onr town, nnd a fra
ternal feeling on the part of the railroad men In
this vicinity
Fim?n.' Ff.kry. Perhaps some people don't
know that Fisher's Ferry, with Its country store,
dwelling house, barn and empty ware-bouse, Is
a place of Immense importnnco. If any one
doubts this let them look at our two daily pa
pers, eiteh having, at that place, a special cor
respondent of his own, maintained, no doubt, nt
an enormous expense. These correspondents
having crossed swords arc using up columns of
matter In discussing whether one, or the other
has "Ave" subscribers or "six," at that place.
Another Important subject discussed was the
social status of oii'i of tho correspondents at a
picnic. These arc only a few of the Important
topics of a similar character, served np for the
renders of onr dally papers. If the editor of the
New York Herald should ever come across these
correspondents, he would, no doubt, secure their
services exclusively for that Journal, and the
glory of Fisher's Ferry would be no more, nnd
the dailies wool 1 go down and their readers
sutler forwuul ot interesting correspondence.
TnosF. people who were frightened nt the
chance made In the management of the railroad
in this place, will no doubt be considerably re
lieved ou learning that there was i:o occasion for
any fear. As we have stated before we are sat
isfied that the managers of the Pennsylvania K.
U. Company, who have assumed control of tho
X. C. R. W., arc pleased with our location, and
will establish more workshops here than we have
had before. We are Informed that Mr. Martin
Walls, Master Machinist of the P. it E. shops,
expects soon to increase his lorce, und that he
will have more work to do thun has been done
heretofore. lie will also have some sixteen men
In the lower shops for repairing uuder the charge
of Mr. De Haven. Mr. Walls' position Is there
fore more responsible, and as he has had much
experience will prove himself comctcnt for the
task. Many of tho hands discharged In the low
er shops have been engaged to work In the up
per shops, and we may expect that all the others
together with the new ones, will find employ
ment under Mr. Walls, and those who have
been croaking will find our town benefitted in
stead of injured by. tho change.
Mr. Jacoii Snviikb, for a long time baggage
master ou the train between Lock Ilavcn and
IIurrisburg,was lately promoted to a conductor
ship on the D. II. & W. K. R. Mr. Snyder Is
polite and attentive to passengers, and will
make a popular conductor ou that road.
Admittkd to Piiactick. James McDcvltt,
Esq., was admitted to practice in the several
Courts of this couuty on Tuesday last. The ex
amining committee couslsted of Hon. J. B. Pack
er, lion. A. Jordan nnd S. P. Wolvertou, Esq.,
before w horn he passed a very creditable exami
nation, and wus highly recommended to the
Court by the Committee. Mr. McDcvilt was a
student of S. B. lioyer, Esq. He is a young man
of close application, and will make a good coun
sellor. We wish hiin success lu his professional
career.
Fiuks at Siiamokin. On Thursday of last
week, tho slaughter house of II. L. Rogers and
Geo. W. Metz, ut Shamokln, cuut;ht tire caused
by a kettle of tallow, which was being rendered,
boiling over into the tire. The building was
entirely consumed. Loss about 1 2,000. No In
surance. On Friday last, the Planing Mill of D. C.
Smlnk, in Shamokln, was. consumed by fire,
caused by lire getting into a lot or shuvings.
The loss is estimated at from eight to ten thou
sand dollars. No Insurance.
The lower end of this county was visited, on
Sunday last, by a tremendous rain aud hull
storm which destroyed a number of bridges across
the streams and knocked the corn flat to the
ground. Many of the roads were made impas
sible by being washed out. In several lastanccs
trees were uprooted and roofs torn orf from
buildings.
An Addition to Mr. Clement's 8aw Mill.
Mr. Ira T. Clement Is now engaged in putting
up three more boilers la his eugiue house at the
steutn saw mill ut the river, in this place, in
order to lucreuse tho capacity for sawing lum
ber. An additiou to tho main buildiug I also
being erected for the admission of more saws
and other machluery. Mr. Clement's mills,
when these udditions are completed, will bo the
largest iu this section of country aud ure con
stantly running, employing a large force of
hand.
The new foundry uud car shop of Messrs.
Wolvertofi, Shcdduu & Witmcr, have just beeu
completed, and are ready to comineuco opera
tions. Their englue U 25 horse power, and we
will soon hear Its busy hum in lu the neighbor
hood. Vi'ofl Will be commenced as soon as the
pig Iron for casting arrives.
Ot r town preset. ted a lively appearance on
Monday last, on account of the commencement
of Court. Resides the jurymen summoned. there
were several hundred witnesses attending
Court. The criminal cases on the opening of
the Court j on Monday, had run np to some
eighty. ' . ,. . . .
Wa are Indebted to Hon. Joseph Bally, Dele
gate to tlje CdhKlltutlonal Convention from this
district, for three bonnet volume of the proceed
ings of the CorVentloo, On onr first pap of this
weak' issue, w'lH be found the speech of Mr.
Bally on Ruilroadt and Cunals. . - f
We direct attention to an interesting oomiim
n lea t Ion In another column from the pen of John
B. Llun, Esq., givlp?he muster roll of Capt.
Casper. Weitsel' company, from 8ubury,wb!oh
was engaged In the olsV.Urous action of Long (
!aud, at the opening of our revolutionary war,
ifagust 27, 177. Capi.weltzei tiiVa number
Jl descendant residing lu our vicinity.
HV Freemam Mark, Chief , Clerk or the P. E.
(rc''r.tt Office at this dace, has been assigned the
wbclereight business at '.els point, embracing
the P. R., N. C, Shamokln Dv., p. H. A ,W.
. Abroad. Mr. Mann' no doubt at
sunie Ui additional respona'l'tv willingly, and
.nairunhis . reputation as au,, etflcieDl officer
though hi task: be more ouoroul
Ceo. W. Smith ha
bee: ubpoinled freight
f'kw.' r tbe .EmrA'- Line t 9l' pW vice
I Vr tUnVlUoo .ransrrr0lauisi6rt.
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fuEI-ORIED UT A. B. BRICI.J
Court PaocxRDtwos Nuntmrg, AnguM 4, '78. 1
Court commenced at 10 o'clock. Judge Wel
kcr having been confined to hit home tfy a severe
attack of sickness Is not able to be on the TJcneh.
Judges Rockefollow and Nltely .present.
The Court r9om prevent! marked rind Im
proved Appearance. The walls afo calcnmlned,
the floors covered with new carpeting, thefnr
nlture cleaned and TitrrJlshod, the ventilators are
producing a very ijreai Improvement npon the
air la the room. The Commissioners deserve
thank for their wrirk. ' r
A large number of poople are In attendance np
on the Criminal Court. Over one hundred bills of
ludlctmcut aro lu tho hands of our faithful Dis
trict Attorney, Gen. Clement.
Commonwealth vs Gideon Markle. Fornica
tion and Bastardy prosecutrix, Mary Wetzel.
This case comes from Jordan township. Oldcoti
was made the father of the young' Infant, and
sentenced to pay a flne of tlO, and $30 to tho
the motherland It per week to be for the main'
tennnee of the child for Ave years.
Com. vs Bridget O'Brlan. Assault and Batte
ry j prosecutrix, Catarinn Hester, wlfo of Pat
rick. It appears that our friend Bridget assault
ed Catharine In the cars some time ago. They
clinched, blood flowed and the people on tho
train were scared. Bridget was declared guilty
by a Jury of her peers, and sentenced to pay a
flne of t?.ri, pay costs of prosecuton, ond to lodgo
In Fort Rothcrmel for ten days.
Com. vs Thomas Nesblt. Selling liquor to mi
nors, on Sunday, and to drunkards. Plead guil
ty. Sentenced to pay a flne of (18 on each case,
and to remain with Sheriff Rothcrmel for thirty
days for the three cases ten days in each case.
Mr. Ncsbit has been keeping hotel al Paxlnos,
but license was refused him on account of these
courses.
It Is worthy or remark that most of the cases
which came before the Court, result from appe
tite for drink, and gratification of lust. A good
ly array of unfortunate girls, with crying Infants,
seeking fathers for the innocent yet unhappy
offspring, aro sitting waiting for their opportu
nity to fasten the child on the man of their
choice. It Is certainly not a delightful task for
our attorneys to sit in Court during the Quarter
Sessions week, to sec and listen to tho filth and
dirt that rises to the surface from the outgrowth
of crime In our county. Of course, In these dif
ficulties, the Innocent arc dragged Into Court us
well as the guilty, and thry as well as the guilty
must be, and should bu defended s but parties
who can ulford It ought to be ashamed of them
selves to ask nttoruics to defend tliein without
fees. Altornic live on fees, nnd we thought ev
erybody knew it. We cannot but admire the
uniform patience of Judge Rockefeller as ho sits
amidst it all, exhibiting rare courage, fidelity to
duty, and yet great kindness to the bar, and es
pecially the younger members thereof.
James McDcvltt w.i examined and admitted
to practice In tho Coarts of Northumberland
county as an attorney.
Com. vs John EcKmnn Nuisance Joseph
Emcrlch, prosecutor. In tho peculiar construc
tion of some of the buildings In Purdytown,some
of the back buildings necessarily Join the dwell
ings. It seems that a charge of nuisance
against one good old friend, Eckmau, was start
ed for erecting or allowing to remain, a back
building on hi lot. How could he help It?
Where would he put It buiV.the back part of his
lot t That some one erected a dwelling near
that point was no fault of his. The Grand Jury
Ignored the bill at the cost Of prosecutor.
Our friend Rohrbaek, 'rothonotary, has,
among other things In his effee, introduced the
two,-; following Improvements which are
worthy of all commendation. Tho (me is the
matter of llllng in each case In an envelope all
the papers connected with or relating to It. This
is a great convenience, and reference to tlidflnm
ber of tho case and envelope gives nft'fsl to all
tho pupcts belonging to It. jtnothcr Improve
ment Is the numbering of orlgin'rii actions as
well us Judgments to the same term", one after
the other instead of numbering the action to the
term and Judgments to tho back term ns hereto
fore. Com. vs Thomas Foulds. Selling .lii'i'uor to
drunkard. This case brought by the h'is?Arhd
of a drnuken woman as an offset against Mr.
Foulds because he would not sell liquor to jJiu
man. Tho husband whose name Is John KcUey,
t browed stones at Fould's house on account bf
this refusal and was arrested for It. The jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty, but Thomas
Foulds to pay the costs. The scene ';T this un- :
pleasantness is In tht village of Trevbrton.
Com. vs Henry Creasy. Daniel Fisher prose- j
cutor. Creasy was) iudl-tf d for the crime of nr- j
son, in that ho was accused of burning the barn
or uu orotiier-ln-law, Msticr, near Mtiloo, some
time since. It uppeurs that Fislrcf wife Is a
si6tcr of Creasy: The father of the two whed he
dlddj left his property to Mr. F'lshcr' wife, and
an annuity of $200 to Henry Creasy, the defen
dant. This did not tilense ftenrv. cud althoueh
living ut the' house of his Aster tie was dlssatls-
fled and quarrelsome, drunken and abusive. On
the dny oftho firing of the barn, Henry was ve
ry quarrelsome and was arrested by Fisher. Af
terwards; towards evening. Creasy wus released
by the Jgsttce, aud m an hour afterwards, the
barn was fired, and its contents, consisting of
teu tous of bay, ancT farming material, together
with the building, consumed by tho flames. Geo.
W. Zelglcr, Esq., did his best for the unfortu
nate yet guilty man, but the evidence being or-
erwhelmiug agalust Creasy, the Jury brought in
a verulet of guilty. Sentenced to pay a lino of
100, pay costs of prosecution, uud undergo an
imprisonment of seven years at labor In the
Ecsteru Penlfcntlary.
Com. vs Stciv.irt Everett ( prosecutor John II.
Foreemicnt charge I, irceny. Everett and Fore
mini left home together to go. to McEweusvtlle
on the second of July, lo purchase) a flag to be
used' iu Wutsouiowu ou the Fourth. They went
luto Reader's bar room iu McEwcnsvUte, aud
while at Recders, Everett undertook to steal
F6fettf au'S pocket book, but was detected lu the
act. On their way home the theft was commit
ted'. Foreniaaa (wore thai he lost (105 and sev
eral checks aud notes. The jury brought lu a
verdict of guilty, ftcntencod to puy a fine of
(5, cost oT prosecution, return stolen properfy,
and t'o Imprisonment In separate aud solitary
confinement at labor in the Eastern Peullentla-
ry, for the period of two years.
Com. ts. Tlios. Oruut, mallcloug mitcM?, on
ok I'll of Mis., Qbtich. Evidence showed that
Q rant visited Mr. Shoch'i place In Shamokln,'
ou the ulght of the 2d of May, and demauded ad
mission which was refused. He tteri' kicked In
the panels of the door, for which' act suit was
brought. Verdict guilty. , As the prisoner ha
alreudy been iu jail Aver three month, the
court Suit disposed to bclcoicnt ,with hha, and
gave hiiu Utu day in the, county prison, pay a
flne of 15 and coat ofjprosecutlou. . Mr. Bchocli
Is the wife of Jacob Sohocb,' who wa tried for
the murder of a iiarf whoe haute. We fbet for
a like offence, fichocb, it wilt, be rerseuibered,
died after he wa discharged, froni consumption,
he Laving contracted the disease' In onr dumb
an 4 unhealthy jail.
Com. vs. Frank Truxel, selling liquor without
license. Plead rjilHy, Pehleueed to pay flue
of $50, and costs of rSroseeutWnv
Com v Ilarris and Frank Moser.
These are -the. pair who stole two bone from
Wm. B. Ktmerer of Milton, a week or two ago,
and who" wen pureoed ane brought back. Af
ter the reading of the tndlotmeal, Harris plead
guilty", saying ihey.were both guilty, but Moser
nut in a plea of cot guilty. Harris la an old of
fender, haviug lately cam out of the Western
Penitentiary, at Pitubnrg, after a term of Ove
year, for having passed counterfeit money
Council Preceedlns;.
.,., t .BtJiiBca'a, Angunt .V 1873.
Conaall met in fcgnlnr sosslnn, J. M. Cadwnl
lader,1 In the nhtonre of the Chief Burg?ss, took
tho Chair, this following members wtiro pre
sent f J. M. Cadwallnder, Wni. h. Dawivm,
Chks Senscnrmch, Geo. W. Smith, W in. II. Mil
ler, D; C. Dlsslnger, Jacob Rohrbacb, J. A.
Cake and J. C. Irwlu. Minutes of In mooting
read arid approved.
On motion of Wm. L. Dc wart, the following re
solution was passed ' '
itViufefrf, That the Street Committee be In
structed to Inquire Into the cost cf opening
Second stre.it, 60 feet In width from tie point at
which It now stops, on Pine street, tot he brldgu
at the point over Shamokln Creek, anil to rcKrt
In full al the next meeting of Couucllfor furthor
Consideration, and also to inquire InUand report
what s.eps are necessary io do taKUi to repntr
Broadway, ot or near tho residence of C'lins.
Ocrlnger, nnd also to Inquire Into tin propriety
of putting k cross' ig on Fourth struct nt or near
the property of P. Scupham.
Ou motion of Mr. Dowart tho following was
adopted i
Jlemiltttt, T int a commllteo of three lio ap
pointed (of vhlch tho Chief Burucss shall bo
Chairman) to request the County Commissioners
to remove the Iron biidgo over the "Gut," at the
enst end of Market street, and to supply its place
with a stone, culvert U0 feet in width, with u foot
walk on each side the width of the pavements in
the street and a roadvruy in tho mid. lie.
Committee S. Maliek, W. L. Ivwurtund G.
Vf. Smith.
On motion of Mr. Dewart tho following was
adopted i
Jleiolfed, That the (Jus Committee bu Instruct
ed to enter luto a contrail with the Gas Com
pany to light the streets of this town with oil m t
now lighted with gas, and report their action to
Council for its decision.
On motion of J. A. Cake the following was
adopted t
Jtnmhcd, That J. W. Cnke bo allowed to raise
the slope wall In front of bis home to the huiirht
of the bank, nnd that he be paid what tho stone
wflS fost and the laying of thu same. The same
not to cost more than $ J.25 per perch und not
to'extend more than 100 feet.
Tho Chief or Police, Capl. Roach, petitioned
Council for a ntirht policeman. Aetlou deferred.
Oritur were granted for hills presented to up
wards of two thousand dollars.
On motion of Gcorgo W. Smith, tho following
resolutions were adopted t
Itetnlnrf, That tho Street Commissioners be
Instructed to put a good crosslnir across south
r oiirtb street at Kourtli anil walnut sirecis.
llcnirttl. That the alley crossing nt Clement
House be inlscd by the Street Commissioners to
m'ake It correspond with the pavement of Cle
ment House.
Adjourned.
P. W. GRAY, Clerk.
Tint Republican County Committee met In the
Arbitration Room In the Court House pursuant
to the following notice sent to eacli member of
the commit fer1 :
SlNIU'KV, Jui.t 21, 1873.
DkarSiii:
A Hireling of the Republican Coun
ty Committee, of which you are a member, will
lie held in thu Arbitration Hooin, In the Court
House, Suubury, Pa., on Monday, August 4,
ltf73, nt half past ten o'clock, a. m., fur the pur
pose or selecting a Representative Delegate to
tho Slate Convention on the 13th of August,
next. Your attendance Is punctually requested.
Yours, Respectfully,
EM'L WILVERT, Chairman.
L. M. Morton, Sec'y.
The committee was called to order nt 101J
o'clock by the chairman. Tiro following mem
bers being present I
Emannol Wilvert Chairman.
P. M. Shindel, W. I'nrd, Sunbury.
Joseph Bird, Northumberland.
L. M. Morion, N. Vard, Milton.
W. M. Wairncr, Witsontown.
Jas. Rothcrmel, M'Ewcnsvillc.
Thos. llarr, Turbutville.
J. 11. Hincy, Delaware.
Jno. A. Caldwell, Lewis.
Williamson Marsh, 8. Wardj Milton.
I). W. Sampscl, Paint.
T.'Shannon, V. Aigusta.
W. Raker, L. Augusta.
O. P. Patton, Rush.
Frederick Rlioads, Coal;
John Moore, Snydertowir:
W. II. Lamb, Jackson.
Andrew Ditty, Lower Malmoy.
S. F. Reed, Little Mali.inoy.
W. Deppln, Zeibe.
1). J. Lewis, Mt. Carmel Borough.
Juo. L. Hummer, bliamokiii Borough, E. W.
R. I). Bower, Shuinokiu Borough, W. W.
Resignation of John E. Rathbun, Representa
tive Delegate to State Convention, received und
accepted.
The following gentlemen iterc nominated, to
fill vacancy caused by resignation of Mr. Rath
bun :
Oscar Foust, of Watsontown.
A. A. Shlsslcr, of Bunbury.
A vote was bad, which resulted In 15 for A. A.
Shlsslcr, und 5 for O. Foust. A. A. Shisslcr
was thereupon declared duly elected.
Remarks wero inaile by T. 8. Shannon, Jo.
Bird, Thos. Barr, D. W. Sampscl and others, on
a motion to instruct the Representative delegate,
w hereupon It was (VIc, Thnt our Represen
tative delegate be uniustructed.
On motiou it was Ituvlml, That the places of
holding delegate elections, in tho scverel elec
tion districts, bo designated by the members of
the standing committee, respectively.
On motiou, the Republican papers of tho
county were requested to publish these provecd-
' '"K"
Adjourned.
E. WILVERT, Chairman.
L. M. Morton, Sec'y.
On Friday afternoon last, while Mr. D. R.
Pencil, of Sbamokiu townvblp, was engaged with
several men on his farm harvesting oats, with a
reaper, a storm audilenly came up. Mr. Pencil,
with two of his children uud six men' sought
shelter under a large tree stumliug tn the field,
when a flash of lightning struti; I tic tree,' pros
trating tho men uud two Horses that tiai sou;;nt
shelter under the tree. The shok lasted but a
few minutes, when the horse revived aud ran
over one of Ihe little girls, considerably bruising
her. All have fully recovered. Murnlng r
jirtu. Two Boat Ilousr.s J)ikv. nkd. Two boat
horses belonging to Capt. W. W. Surls wee
drowned by breaking through tho wasteway
a. Mr. A. E. Kapp's saw mill, above town on
Woaiicsuuy last. The loss falls heavily on Mr.
Surls, he having paid f 225 for one of the horses
a few days previous to the accident.
Tub new engine house of the Good Intent fire
company Is uow receiving Its second coat of paint.
It already makes un addition to Fourth street,
and when finished it will tea liancisofic building.
After It is ouCc occupied by the company, they
lutend puftl'ug lu a five library for the benefit of
the members. Auy person having book to give
to add to this worthy object, till receive the
thanks of the compauy,
Some mean, contemptible, unprincipled, ras
cally, villainous ir.cai' thitf entered the cellar of
our neighbor of the Aiiion Mouduy night lust,
aud stole the eutlrc stock of provisions consist
ing of a huir bushel of potatoes, aud several pie
ce of dried beef. Tlie thief that will steal from
an ed'tcf commits tn unpardonable sin, and it is
certain that hi fntnre ruiiUsbmenl will be cf the
most excruciating character.
Tu Ureal Eastern Managerle exhibiting here
on Monday next,, will by all accounts, draw thu
largest crowd of poople that has been iu this
towu for mauy year. The show I a good ouo,
and It draw crowded house at every exhibition.
H. D. Wuartok, Esq , has been aided to tbo
Executive eommluee of the Korihumbeilaud
County Soldier' Monument Association, in pla.e
of H. Thatcher, resigned. Thu appointment is
a good one, as Mr. Wharton was a good soldier,
aud elbibrt m lively interest in the project of
that association.
The attendance al Court during the past week
was larger man ever nerore. 1 be Court room was
literally packed alaiost every day with panic,
witossse and spectators, quite a nuiubct buiug fe
male. The number of returns ou tho I'ritni
Cultudcr, wa ulbvly-fix.
Wapf's DlfiioNFSTV. Early In tho summer
of 1S72. Nelson IC. Wade,' the ferocious murderer
oftho McBrldes, was employed ae n hmkeman 1
on the Eastern Division of tho Philadelphia and
Erie railroad. On day irt Banbury ho missed
his train, and in order to overtake It took tho
Niagara Kxprmsan hmirortwo later. Between
Mnney Station and Willlamsport a passnngor
lont L'1 hut, nnd noticing Wndo as a railroad
miur, asked him If ho would procure n new hnt
for him at Willlamsport, ns ho was unacquaint
ed In tho pluco. To this Wudo readily assented.
On the arrival Of the trnlil nt thu Williainspoit
ltntlon, the striimier lianilml hlin a twenty dollar
bill to purchase tho hat. But instead of acting
iu good filth, he pocketed the money, and Jump
ed on his freight train, started nir,loavlng tho
passenger minus both money nnd hat.
A few davs afterwards the ofllccrsof the East
ern Division received a letter from the stranger
detailing the circumstances, how he bud been
cheated out of his money, nnd usklng If It could
bo reeovored for him. An (.investigation was nt
on ! Instituted and It was not long until suspi
cion poluted to Wndc ns tho guilty man. Ho
wus at once hauled up ami stiarpiy questioned.
At first he denied the chnrfro, but on hearing
orders given to lock hint up, promise 1 to pay the
money if they would let film oil. lliis was sat
isfactory of his guilt, and he was disclmwd
about tbu middle of July, 1472, after having
been In the employ or tlie railroad company less
three months. Soon after this rascally transac
tion ho stoic a watch from Dr. llow inan, of Wat-
sontoivu, for which he was sentenced to four
months' imprisonment In the comity Jail.-Duffy.
F.LOl'F.MF.NT IN NoRTHI'MBHM-ANH. About 10
o'clock on Monday evening last, a young gentle
men of this plnco, whoso living advauccs to
ffarcls the Idol of his heart had been sternly op
posed by tho cruol parents of the object of his
airecttons during the past two or three years,
displayed his pluck (which we will hero state
wus not superior to that of tho young ladv, who
tiailcd the way from her home to the livery sta
ble through alley nnd rain, robed In while, at
which point she met her intended lord.) and drove
to Siiuliurv. nnd as gossip Ims it. the enuplo took
the car nt that place for Chester county. It
appears the serenity or the courtship of this
young couplo was disturbed throughout tho
whole term bv tho father of tho daughter. It
was stated tlmt llio young man wan on one, oc
caslon while holding Bwect communion with his
sweetheart, copiously treated to cart-whip crnO?'
er dessert, which of course added fuel to the
attachment, anil inadu the young couple cling so
much the closer, anil culminated as above sra
ted. A'orfiunitieWanil I'rct.
Tub JiIohi'uii says tho clorgymcn of Sunbury
have laid themselves open to the cliurge of ne
glect of duty by tho entire neglect which they
have shown towards the condemned murderer
Perry Haas. This young man is almost dead
from Consumption and liis days' will soon be
numbered. Yet, during all the tinio of Ills int
prisnnnient not a Minister or Jesus Christ la
Sunbury has called to ask after tho welfare of
his soul. "And In that day the Son mt Man
shall say depart from me I never knew you. 1
was sick and in prison and yo visited inu not
Inasmuch ns ye did uot to the least of these my
brethren ye did it uot to mo."
List of letters remaining In tho Post Office ut
Sunbnry, for week ending August 6, 173.
C. II. Bibbic, Andrew Bayscl, Horace Connel
Iv, Peter Duiikleberger, Jack Gilinger, G. Hons
man, (2), Michael Ilought, David Houd.'O, R.
Johnson, Benjamin Kricgbaum, Alburson Moyer,
Miss Catharine Miller, John P. Miller, M. Maher,
John Cyon, Ann M. Ryunn, John P. Smith,
Richard Walsh, Isaac M. Wuntzel, Miss Adlc
Wilkison, Robchrrt G. Wilson.
Persons calling for uny of the above, will say
"advertised." J. J. SMITH, P. M.
SI'IX'IAI. NOTICES.
Children olHon look l'ulc and Nick
from no other cause thun having worms In the
stomach.
BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child.
being perfectly WIIITE.and from all the coloring
or other injurious ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS hkuvvin, rropneior,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
Solit bi Itnuiiiuti and Chrtnittn, ami dealtrt in
MeMeine at Twf.ntt-Kivf, Cents A Box.
July 12, 173. ly.
The ro'iirVMsion ol nrt IiivHHrt.
Published bv a warning .Tml for the benefit of
Toung Men nnd others w ho suffer from Nkuvolh
Dkhilitv, ia (F Manhood, etc., supplying tlie.
means of self-cure. Written by one who cured
himself after undergoing considerable quackery,
and Heut free or receiving a post-paid directed
envelop. Sulferers are invited In uiMrcss the
author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIH.
June 14,'"3 Om. Box 153, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Thirty Yoisrs' KxprrltMire ofuu Old
Mr WIiinIow'n Nootiiius Syrup if
tho prt'su-riptioii of one of the best Female
Physicians nnd Nurses tn tnu Limed Mates, aim
has been used for thirty years with never failing
surety nnd success by millions of mothers and
children, from tlie feeble infant of one week old
to the adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach.
relieve wind colic, regulates the bowels, and
gives rest, health ami comfort to mother and
child. We believe it to bo the Best ami Surest
Remedy In the Woild. in all cases of IHtiF.N-
TERY and DIARR1UKA IN CHILDREN, whe
ther it arises from Teething or from any oilier
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless tlie fae-simlle
of CURTIS PEUKIV8 is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all Medianc dealers.
July vj, io..!. ly.
The'llouMohoId I'uuurt'n,
ami
rnrtill) I.iniiiK'iit
Is the best' rcmody lu the world for the following
complaints, viz. : Cramps in the Limbs nnd Htu
iiach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side,
Rheumatism in all its forms, ruinous e,one,.eu
ralgiu, Cholera, Dysenlery.Colds, Fresh Wounds,
Bums. Sore Throat. Spinal Complaints, Sprains
and Bruise,- Chill and Fever,, For lntcruul uud
t.xtcrnal U6e.
Its operation is not only to relieve thu patient,
but entirely removes the cause of the complaint.
It penetrates aud pervades tlie whole system, re
storing healthy uctiou to'aJl its parrs, aiid quick
ening Ihe blood.
l'h llonHFhold Puuucra ts purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared hy
Cl'RTIS A BROWS',
No. 215 Fulton Street, New Yolk.
For sale by nil druggists.
July 12, DS73. ly.
For Lonse r Arrr.TiTR, Dyspepsia. Indigestion
Depression of Spirits and general Debility, in
their various forms, Ferro-Phosporatcd Elixir
of Calisav made by Caswell, Hazaud & Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
Tcnlc. As a stimulant Ionic for patients rec OT
criiig from fever or oilier sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season it prevents
fever and ague nnd other intermittent fevers.
W. D. MELICK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
At the old established stand on
narkrt Nqusire, M'Mtl'ItV, I'A.
Keeps eonstautly ou hand a full stock of veil
selected
DRUGS & CHEMICALS,
DnipgUls Fancy Goods,
COM US, . , .
BUVSIIj,
PKUFt'MEKY,
PATENT MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS
GLASS, PUTTY,
YAKMKII, DYEMTl'I'FH,
la fact cvcrythlnc; usually kept iu a well con
ducted
IDDFtTJQ STORE.
Particular attention paid to eompoiindiu) Phy
sicians prescription aud fanii!jtceelts hy the
Proprlutor himself.
Sunbury, Pa., June ", t8.
KK.M'II'N KEW IIOTF.I.. Cor.Cort.
landt anet New Church tits., New York.
Ou the European plan. UK HA III) P. FRENCH ,
Hooof the late Col. RICHARD FRENCH, or
French's Hotel, has taken this Hotel, newly fltted
np aud entirely renovated tho same. fWru.'ly
InffHii ' BUSINESS P.'RT ofttu Viltj.
l.AOIC' Jfl NTI KM! N'h-HlMSO KoOMil AT-
Ts'.uea.
Jv'y 5,"!3.-9m.
51a Wen before tho Amerlcur?- irrlilrrt
oElfli!IX:Y years. . ft barf never vet
f ilct to give perfect srttlsjartion. and ho
jiMt'y been styled tho panacea for nil X
tomal Wonn-lir. Cnbi, Bums. SwellTngs.
Hprnlin, Pru'ses. ftc, kc, for Man anci
l!ot V f '"''', ''" P""'" iiv
Magnolia I.
31
A few ArFMCATioN.s ma.::;: a
Pure Blooming Complexion.
I in Purely Yegttablfl. ntratton ic'ufwn Tut
flt at oucn. It dtx'a away with tti KIuh'i nl ptar
aitv up J by lint, Atiuo, anl l.xi'it-itt--'it. H.a
anl ruiuovea all Il'.otcbvnautl Pimpin. (Ln,'0ltrt(T tUrk
aul unaiifUtly aptfl. Lrivna awny Taij i kK and
Uuuhnrn, ait't by itn R.-iitl tut p JWorful luduuuvo
mantles tbo la led cliot-k with
YOTJTHFTTL BLOOM AUD BEATJTZ.
Bold t
. .! Tsnr jr Ftoros. Depot,
A. I. WAI.TEKS.
MOXUMKNTAL SHAVING PAULOIt
and
BATH ROOMS.
HAIR DKKSSED HY MACHINERY.
J-0"Dont forget tho place on the Eaut side of
Thikd STiiiiKT,a few doors South of Market, bun
bury, Pa.
Dratfd, f?Vitche8, Curl?, nucl all kinds of
LADIES' HAIR..
AVork made to order
cither out of combines,
or straight iinir.. kAU or- ri
tiers loft ut tho rer.idunce of
A. 1'. Walters, corner of 4th el.'
and Sharnokin avenue, will receive
yirompt attention. A Specialty in
CIIILDltENS' HAIH CUTTING,
cither at their homes or Shaving Parlor.
A. P. WALTF.K3.
July 5, ISTjtf.
thiniirlal Fxhlblt or tlio Niiiiturv
I1 Nt'liool IMNtrlPt. Solonii;!: Weaver,
Tax Collector,
1ST1. nn.
June 1, to am't of Dnpllcate of IS71, f.R'.l 24
1872, CK.
Juno 1, by am't paid Trcas. per rcc'ts, 94,130 13
18TH.
Juno 3, " " " 1,224 22
June 2, hy com mission on ? 5,030 It, ' SO
June 2, hy exoneration and tax return
ed to Commissioner 175 10
5.S11 24
Solomon Weaver, Tax Collector,
1S73. DR.
June 1, to am't of Duplicate of 167.', $6,027 01
1S7H. ( It, .. !
June 2. Iiv amount nald Treasurer Tier
receipt to this Cat's M.O 40
llii'.nncfV 2,613 S5
. T)it'
To halnuce cine district' on dr.pHc.ito of
1S72. on which the Collector I enti
tled to exoneration and coininUfiuii
ou whole amount.
Lloyd T. Kohrbach, Treasurer.
1S72. DR.
Jitne l, til bal. on hand per Auditors'
Report. $rH 01
.Tune 2. 1S73. to eaii!: frilil Collector on
duplicate or 171. in full. 1,224 22 !
June 2, 1S73, lo eah from Collector on j
duplicaia of 1S72, on iiccount. 8,413 40 j
June 2, 1073, to cash fclatc appropria
tion. CM 02
June 2, '73, to cu-h from County Treas
urer for tuxes on unsealed land. 2'.i 3h!
?.VVi os I
1S7I1. CR. j
Juue 3, bv orders paid. .VJ5 tv! 1
" comuiibbiou. l'i H 5l00 i3 '
Balance clue iliati it t.
f.'H in
Sunbury School District.
June 1. W: order oiittandln '.
?1,12S
" " (mtil ror w bleu no cruers
Issued. ' Hi 5 S2
BomU IssiK'd. &.7O0 00
Interest to June i, Ui?. 320 00
J7.472 W)
18TS. !t.
June 1. hy balance in Tren' lianill $'.'8 Id
" ' ' " on Collector's dupli
cate less supposed exoneration nnd
euimnlstlsn. 2,lt 00
r.,12S Hi
Debt of District
f '.,S44 74
11. V. FRII.INti,
Secretary Suubury Sebool Hoard.
Since paid to M. P. Scupham, Treasurer.
J-ily 23, 1S13.
( JlfT.i:!tA'
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
Prcvciiled by using BRoMO -C1ILOP.A1.UM,
The New Odorio aud Nou-Poisonout
i'jwui DEODERIZER and DISINFECTANT.
It debtroys all had odors uud poiiou.iviseinitna
tlon about your preui'.kus, and thtreoy prevents
cuutuciou and disease j coulsiuj uo poison, has
lio odor, and U alwa'yJ efo.
"Diploma awarded .)y tue Auurvan Itutitutt
:5TM.nr.L'o., for PMinn-fliloralutu. They
consider it of valuta oeiuc; nou-poisnuou aud
.nlorom. and can reeoininend it exneeiallr for
I medical and icenerul household purpoacs where
dununu-ion a.ud deodoriuttoji ta called lor.
tWilbiUunty lb7J.
Prepared only by TII.DEN CO..
New Xork. '
SaU by al! Irt'c;!tt. J.iiy 2',t.
5v '
: 1
without tlfls Liniment. The money re
fnndivl unlctw the Liniment i na re pro
sonted He snro nnd (ret the pennine
MEXICAN Ml'STANO LINIMENT. EoM
lv all Iirturfrisl and Country Stores, at
60c- fwd $1.00 per bottle, otioe
'v1. mitt of hnttle. ka.
: " . ... .3
Central Drugstore.
No. 0 JIarket Street, Kuubor),
13 the place to buy jour
FRESH DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OII.H,
(il.ASS, PERFl'MERT, PATENT
MEDICINES, LIQUORS, and ill other articles
UMially kept In n r)rtlas Drfjj Store.'- '
Special ftttent'mfl pnlel to couipoundinit phyei
clans l'rercriptloiu at, nil hours including Sun
days. . '. '
GEO. B. C.YDWALLADEF.,
Phurmaciitlst.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of Ihe United
. States or the Western District Penu'a.
In Itaukruptry.
The nnders'iLjncd hereby nives notice or his ap
pointment a iissiirnce of Daniel E. Kehres, of
WanhiiiK'ton township,in the couuty of Northum
berland. State of Pennsylvania, within said Dis
trict, who has been adjudired a bankrupt upori1
his own petition, by the District Court of said
District.
To the Creditors of sad Bankrupt.
P. II. MOORE, Assignee.
-ftiinbiiry, July 12, ls73. Ow. ,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Unltcr?'
States for the Western District Pcun'a.
Ill Itankrtitr'.
Tho uudersiirncd hereby irlve notice or Lio np
(Ointment afi (isKiiec of William Uelt7.,of Wash
inptou township, in the coVtity or Northumber
land, Slate or Pennsylvania, within said District,
who has been adjudged a bntkrupt upou hisowi.
petition, by the District Court of said District.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
P. II. MOORE, Assignco.
Sunbury, July 12. 1S7X Cw.
Aelnilnisit rator'M Xoflee.
NOTICE Is hereby (riven that Letters of Ad
ministration liuvini; been emoted to the
undersigned, on ihe estate of Jeremiah Funis
worth, lute of the borough of Suubury, North-'
iimbcrlHud county, Pa.-, deceased. Ari personB
indebted to said- cstnfe nreTciieted to'makc im-'
mediate payment, and. those having claims will
present them duly authenticated for settlement
A. N. HRICE,
Administrator.
8unbury, July 5. 1873. Ct.
a7 m. meTll,
IIKAT.EII IX
Ainerli'itii ul T.uropran
FINE JEWELUY nnd SILVKltWARE.
rerCt'iietl SpeetueieM nud Kje
dilUNNCN.
GOLD HEADED CANES.
Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired and war
ranted. Market S.juurc, SUNBURY, Pa.
Feb. 3, l72.-tf.
( (ioBMauLX Wood kUtni.)
STATIONARV S PORTABLE
Steam Engines.
Tlie Ite-sf & Most Complcto Assortment
iu the Market.
-The Jn'ttfthavo alwavt maintined tho very ,,
hltcnoi.t stand .rd of excx-llcnee. We make the
tumulvtutv of Kortfit lViil. and 8w MilUa
uwudlv. Uo have tbvUixt-at and mixtwompluw
wcrk of tho kind in the euuutry, wilh maciunerj
spseinlly daplid to the work.
We kmp ront.ijJy in prooe lnn numbert of
EiiKintm, lii'lj we t uruish Kt th very lowewt priees
and on the sh.irUwt notuw. We build Katrine
nefiiUlr alnpilo Mln. 8w UiuV. ertut JUUs,
Tjiii-ries UUa liuu, Yhiushen luul aUelson .
or manufj reriiar , , t
. We are i.or building the eUbr.ttJ Law Circu
Inr S ew M ill. tlie l.ut tuid out vuuiyleUi uw uuU
ever iiivented.
We umko tlw iBaniifn-irn of S ew Mill outfits a
frwiit) fi-ttture ot our bviaiDs, uud euu teuxuaa
culuileVf eu Ui- id.orte.-tt uot ice.
einr aim m iiUease in to furnish the beet me
ehiuery in the mitrket, aud wuek abaulutvly w.
wjualM for beHuty of d.Un. eennouiy aud aUxiutfUt.
(send for Cireular aud l'rue Lut.
UTICA STEAM ENCINE CO.
ITICA, W. Y.
tirfnrrrrizr
f-1--";
Send for Illntriiti-d; Catiil-iriw and examine
our prices before; ;r M.iesnn;, si ws claim lo sell
lower tlinri nrv fcher'swlnlilif hm;iMw the City.
REMEMIU'K llvo NUMBitK.
1SS8 RIDOrAJJ-Xra, Vl:nidelphla.
MIIU.IO IN FOLK Wf KKS CAWASSiyr,
was ona ae;enls ptollt ou Bryaut'l.lbr.irv of Po
ctry anU tsoutf ; f 70 In eaie e k ""!,.: S.i
Houseket-pcr Manual, by V. !. , ' .
Mrs. lit owe. Auy neliva initi ' i.
have an auency. J. U. FORD t... New FeKli,
S j.'lJi , CW.-ii,e and f.ib Vranc'o. 4w. !:
STEAM ENGINE
mi