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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
A Woman Killed.

on Monday afternoon last, Mrs. August NHrr.
n. a about a. years. walked east the rsil rssd
trek about tn" mills, aud a. the six ocIock. +. ~
traia approached. deliberately thnw herself In irVnf
"f the locomotive. uhirh passed over her head, cr-h
ing ia In horrible and killing her Instant
ly- ert
u j. reasonable 10 suppose that the woman
In -anc caused u l. suptss iy domestic traiIc. her
hu isnd having abandoned her. au .,ssue on recently
Will another woman. MiIlrr, the unfortunate
ma. husband. = several ycars her junior and fr-
ncriy rc-i'le, In fnwool. Int for time pat has
bcrh selling iuniDt in thica" twhirh supplied
To- ham is iartHer living at inwo-'d.l and w,nd
vIy visit hi, Emy occasionally. Hfcrnily Nrs. NJ
VIII" has l~eneisng in piymuath E,r some months.
iss a liter ffutu her ha-land ufrmnS i,cr that
hr s.'ut To l~ayc fpr Usnii aud ~,trid not
turn h,r six ns'r.tls- >u-f-ctng all rot right.
she went To- Chsagv aud asssrfaiucsi the that he
had NJ of With another woman, l-ayin= her and
her clhiftn rstirriy destitute. Since her return
6rm 'hss" -lsr has exhibited symptoms Of insani
~, but II was not thanghf she contemplated >eldcs
she had been heard say that shc Wa.
afraid II she killed herself she woald i sliowe.,
L. enter hcsitn. .n. 10 tI
Her ,ori.>c was brought to thi. place socn aiscr
tn. ss,urrence aud tkc e. I.f late t-iirR,e. >le
lcavrs s.'n. ei=htcrn ninsfccn Years 81 age. aud
tw' 'iang,ers y'ussst ,hsn ti-ir brii-r, To-
hrr ma ,auril,ly cnd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

hlES 80 srR par. the lives and .I-e.s "f Cener-
als. Statesmen. oratnrs and Political La-r-,
the siaSe of action, comprising fuii aud som-
piefe Biographies "f Grant. Thomas. Grow GrccIy.
Dix B"uiwril. Garrison. Cobkling. sherman. Shrri-
dan. fentsn. Kelly, farragui, Bingham, Butter.
Morgan. Wade, Yates, Buckingham, Nyr. Chase,
ogl~sly. Br"wnl"w. Tiitn. cf'x. Curtis. fc-<cnd-n,
Morton. Hanlin. Drccher, Wilson. offowa, Rsv.r,ly
Johns,n. sumner, rrumsull, Wilson. ef Mass.
Phiilip-, Raymond, stephens, John A. Lcgsn. STAN
ton. SEWARD. Howard. f"mrrny, Of Kansas, aud
others, iscluine anec,lafs aud incil-nts Of their
public career, by L. D. Brrk-t ". d.. author Of
APpet"n's Annual CyclpI--lis-
The bsok contains Js1 large octave pages, and
Is beautifully llnsir with fo finely executed
engrssins- ~ lr-like Portraits of living The
Rev. John w Payne il the agent for this exc, Il~nt
work for this county. NJ. Payne j. rncrgrtr,
stirring agent, aud responsible man aud will De.
liver his bo"ks promptly. accs,r,ling PROMISE
livery t'nily in the county ought to subscribe for
aud take this Book, and read IL, and urse their chill
drcn 10 rai H. rs IL Is of the most imIri tant
works published II, this country fr some time. IL
j. not only inten~tils= Int instructive. We advise
citizrhs 10 purchase this I-,ok IL l. nirrly
bound AMI very cheap, and makes a uicr book for
the center table or library.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
mfATMi3N

At the residence If the brides mother. in this
pla.s an TUESDAY evening May sth. ls's. t,y Rev.
Mr. MikrI-, Mr. SrEruEN T.. REEVES and Miss ELyi-
EA N WEST, daughter Of DR. Charles we-f dsccasrsl.
May their cup Of joy overflow son;i Irally. aud
PROSPERITY multiply thei means oi erj, yment.
ON the same cv ming. in St. Thomas (Episc"Tan
Church. by Rev. VIM. LUX. :. l.. HARvEr, E-sI..
editor of he Piympufh lh-merraf, and Miss fRsNcIs
c. ALLEu.S, daughter of Mr.. Nelson Alirnr all vf
this place
We tender congratulations TO the happy youI z
ccuilc. and trust that their union may prove plea
SAINT aud prosperous.
By the Rev. }. SchIos or. the :Oth of April. at
residence Of Mr.. Joseph t.aIrnfn-, IN Buri,n, Mr..
DANIEL ZEu>ER. of Marshall Co. to Miss cAEoLiSE
lfcishb-rger, Of kv>eiusko 90.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
Marriage Llcenses
Were issued by ths Clerk Of Marshall County, to
the following persons, drrins the h,onthsof April,

We're issued by the Clerk Of Marshall County, &
the following persons, drrins the h,onthsof Ap;i
Il -:
Danirl Sbo-k and Hannah DotforG.
Jacob f.'Sicr aud Olive u. Hrryr,.
Wesley Jorslsn and Martin Garner.
U-nr. AIlwiD~ anil Mary y. Bau-her.
I.opi- tary aud Mary ~ Hayward.
Alfred Mcchling and Nancy Henderson,.
John M"tt- aud charlotte y. Sr-iincider
Levi Mast aud Elizabeth Row
Henry Z~nts and Aary Aatison.
Robert Ware aud Elizabeth llamlin.
iahr-l Buckley and Margaret y. Rssan.
W iiiiam Wan.~ and BpEi "a j. yanschoi..ck.
San.srl = Taylor and Mary J. Brooks.
Archibald Watkins and NJ VI. fogle.
hietfry e. Bailey and Eliza 4. Obrien.
Thomas Taylar aud Margaret Buneh.
Js.iia X nisel, ai,d Julia Ann Chrowl.
teoIg- II. Baylor ansl Sarah d. Galicnfine.
Erastus ~. Matthevs,in and Edith A. Ccphar.
Ge..rsse W liza, ward and Mary a. flaoe-
Hiram nisi.r and thristena sns-r.
William X. York and isabella White.
Geurge :. Fletcher aud Hester A. Peoples.
Charles ". Esihhurn and Florence M. Davis.
Henry stroaP aud Nancy snider.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who lleariy life w<s victim 10 that
debssing vice 50 common 10 youth which resulted In
seminal weakness Involuntary emissions and nervous
pro>fration and came ending his days IN hope
less nsi<~sy After urinE remedies without
aud prescriptions that effected perm%nen cnre. On
behalf az suffering humanity he will send the sams
free of charge to all who may desire 10
Address EDGAR TR ENAINE,
52tfl Satios y, Bble HoHs,. Scp roet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

DO You Know That The property which you
n~e;il.y aud csii y"ur lassp, i, v"ur>.
There thousand, of Iie. to real estate in Mar
shall County that are not WolIl the paper they
xtittrn on.
Th~rr hundreds "f Patents f,,ni the Govern
n,enf that have Yet I-rn recorded. aud thes.
srl,ris should t~ c,rrsTtrd at one.
DO Yen want to know whether the title 10 your
Eslln or home l. ..rsl puts
csRstx x NAxvALxE<Bt ssu have perfect Deed
Al.Sirar; OF every s,..ton of hand apd Town lot in
lrslall C,nny II You desire e. satisfy yourselves,
eslsi Abstract "ic-. the Rank, IN riyn,-
,rh CoRBIN& NANNALkENBtR R,:u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

The Rty. EDWARD A. WILSON, will send (fre,
of carye) to all who desire IT, the prescription with
the drcctinhs for making aud using the simple
sly by which he cured Of lung affection and tina
dr.ad disease Consumption. HIS only object is
encit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription, IL will cost Them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
No. iG5 South Second Street, williamsburgh, y. n.
Nav to. tSas..-~u ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
DI z D,

April The e3nl lsss nj the residence Of her father.
". NJ s-oheld. seni.r.-in Franklin Co. Ind Mrs.
NAScy wELsH, aged "a years, wife &c Joseph }.
weleh
Our loss j. her gain. She len the shores of time
with lri-ht rr,.-pect of entering that reSt that
Gsi has ifovidssi f,r his pcssple. Farewell. dear
ist.r, We n meet thee IN walks earth,
ia; We h spc meet thee wheIc the eye is dim
med with tears, nor the heart wrung with anguish.
w.Mw.
TRIBUTE TO TIE MEMORY OF NANCY
WEIGH.
! know the friis are green. and bright the sun
And soft the summer air. aud sweet the lowers,
Aud j'yous bird songs hll the g,'lslen hears,
And merry streams sing praises rs they run.
] Know this world Is full Of happiness.
That angels wing cen now oyeislread,
Aud dews ef blrssing E,il uEon my head,
Even while the thorny crown my brow maypre~s.
Many sweet voices mingic with The din,
l hear them uttered by the good and true,
Cn-elfi-h art- each m"rncnt meet my view.
Yet sasiened memories 6srken all the scens-
They tell of one who lived upon nv love,
Who eche-d every joy and shared each wo--
The name -he hrsrs IN Heaven cannot know.
She chose my maine on earth, perhaps above.
A Christian seafh-hed--s.ricf and holy Joy
Mingle their light an'l shade uP''n the scene.
The living sad, the dying all serene,
Tear hide triumph death cannot destroy.
Thou art walking now beside the river. calm,
Happy and free, wearing an angel form,
Safe in thy mansion from the cruel storm,
Heir of the r.i,- aud crown and yictor's palm
Awhile anil wc shsii rest with the forever,
We weep To day tears shall dim the morrow,
We walk little way the path of sorrow,
Then rest beneath the trees beside the river.
J.. J. wELcm-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

}. y. Wc~-crvcit j. in New York buying Coui-,
ani wal av ~ the lss wait s.u sls,~ and
the ksci styles IL Summer Go-,ds. Lawns Bril-
t;u,r~ of AL kinds, fara-oiS, Fans aud EsfIrs ,.n
orally. In i've or sx daSs lac prolo-cs tV have then,
rrady for inspection
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

fy"u want Nart"cks. whifie Trees, Neck I~ksS,
Pl"as ar small CIrvi-'s. or any thing in the Bacl
smith lnr 90 te W. krll-,'s shop. lie keeps all
>usi artirl-~ constantly ON hand. i,nt forget the
plars, ON LaPurie street, east of Michigan. u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
NJ. K. Festival.

The I.adi~s All Society ef the VI. u. Church. will
give AN Ice Cfvs,m and Iemonssle FESTIVAL, in the
Lsctnrr r-'fn "f The new Chnr-h cslifsp LsI-rte
stn-rt. On "Wednesday evening, May 18Th. Other
selicasies will hc furnis he'd. Ahmiitanrr fpe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
ERRORSOE YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for years from Nervesis
Debility. Premature Decay. and all the effects Il
youthful indiscrrtion. WILL fr the sake "f suffering
humanity. send free 10 all who need il, the recipe
aud directions Er making the simple remedy 10y
which lac was curssl Sufferers wishing To profit 10y
the advertisers experience. do 10y addressing
Street. New York.
May To-. lsss7--su 1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

RARE CHA~cF ro M,KE M"NEY.--Invcst n dollar
for tailref foland's White Pine Compound, aud
get of that distressing ugh which interters
with your bu-in-S- anl csnif,rt. aud which may
inmate in consumption. Nearly every ease Of en-
sumption Is cansed by neglccting a simple cough.
sold eycryv here.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
Terrible Disclosures.

SECRETS FOR THE MILLION.--A m"St VAIN
able and wonderful publication. work ,f in0 pa
grs. AMI 10 coiored cngravings. DIR. HUNTERS
WADE MECUM, original AMI I,p,srilar
treatise Man and Woman. their Piy sissi"gy.
Functions, and Sexual disorders of every kind, with
er-failing Remedies for their speedy cure
The practice of DE. HUNTER has long been and
still is uuounsc buf at the earnest solicitation of
numerous persons. lac has been indnc to extend his
mrdral usefulness through the "vADE Me-
CUM."
oBc copy. sreureiy envci"fct, will lie forwarded
free of ,-stas. to part f the United States for 20
ernis in r. o. STAMPS. Address. post paid. DR. hun
TER, No. , Division Street. New York 26-iy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

: Mort tna9e~.-NNaufcd.- rartic- having
rial s-iate Mortgages To- 'li>0-c of find i'ur-
chaser al liberal prices w calling J,ssc r. Ioote
a the rrsirncc vf Mas CosFEY, I'm Plymouth. 20
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

The Cooperation election last monday passed cff
fai~ily. The Republicans made very Little en'rt
and many of tl,n dill not 20 o the poll-, but every
Democrat, il Is believed, voted The fsowingis Is the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

AcrSrs wA>rrn.-Eig,t "r ten go.i a~tiye young
men can find fir-i rate summsr's job l., aPplyii <
To- u. Il. R-cws, or H. NJ. Morrill,. at Red wat-
hcu>e, or by addressing Box 80, Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Ladies don't stirk your rnccrs when Sewing, but
use Il Sewing Guide advertised under the head a
New Advertisements ON ith page. The advantages
of its use are: lst. The increased rapidify with
which Land sewing l. accomplished I'd. Finer
and m.se regular Sewing. Nj. II Is Invaluable T
all kinds Of Emhrodcry. 4fh. II Protects the fore
finger of the left h.rd from the point Of the nee-
dl@. 5th The Icint Of the needle Is KIP In perfect
eo1dt on.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Lr'K THts wai.-If you ar. "ut of employment
and wish travel Apply az Rel March"ns, to H. b.
Rsevs-. az r. ". Morrill,, address Box 80, Piyn-
oufh, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

The Die Mo,ienweit, for May. published at Berlin.
a splendid fashion monthly. has isen recei,sr.
Terms s3-eo per anuum. Address = T. TAYLOR, int
porter v ladies fsiyns $40 tanal street New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
ITCH. ITCH.. ITCH,
INFORMATION. A

Infsrmsfion guaranteed To- produce a luxuriant
gr,wt of hair upon bald head beariless face al
a recipe For the removal of Pmples, Blotclses,
Eruf tions etc the skin leaving the -s,ff,
rl-ar. aud hraufifu. De- obtained without charge
ly addressing Tu0S. F.CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
May Ia sn iyi So Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

RAlIR DADS.
Pittsburgh, r, Wayne & Chicago

on and amer November -, iss.. trains will leave
rrsti.ns <siiy. Sundays excepted. ss fcitsws:-
Trin Iesvins chirs<o At f:s1 p m. leaves daily
Train leaving Pttsbargh at 2is p. M, leaves daily
TRAINS coiSc WEST.
EsrErsslExrnrs ExrErss,sxrRrss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Dr. c. N. Middleton. of S'u;h Bend, will visit
Plymouth the first Monday In each m"nt d
l,-,ms at the Parker iIuu>r. MI oihsr Dental work
,i6uc the mast ~unab!- terms. All work
rantc to give Is-rfr: ti-lti"n. money rchin'lc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Mons. Theo. NcD Price, the wonderful and daring
Wire Walker will give frce exhibition ef his hay
ardeus tess ia Plymouth, n~xt Tuesday aifernooon,
MAJ l.th. between the hours Of and o'clock, by
Walking Tight wire. from Corbin n Benson >
bisck- to Brownlec a fIumrieheuser's tfck. with
out regard 20 wcaiber) one half inch In thickness
forward and backward aud rcffs,m sundry other
f,afs such sn~pendng his b-iy by the tips cf his
toes, living upon his back, sitting. rising upon one
foot, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

The May number Of Peterson has just reached rs,
hut its tarliness In coniog is f6rr"ten In tho
temptation fifs bsanfiful Illustrations and hand
some appearance generally tH fa st
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Over two colurnns of new advertisements appear
on our fourth page to-day. Escry one will hnd
something TO interest " not benefit him. by rerusing
them. Fortunes often Isst by not reading the
advertisements. -i 1s'frlf ls'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

For the largest and best selection Of Boots Shoe,
soto rAUL's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
They made her grave to eol'l anil damp
For a snnl sn IA. ne.f anil frnr y

If'isy hsi ieen wi-e. tl, .iir~ nercs-ity ofeI,en
the ave t'r one - lovely might have trcn aveTfed.
the 'nng and lovely the nidde-agci aud the ailing
fFs.sss sufirfnr-l -ickn.~-
Alis'- all diseases have their beginning in some
stgh difficulty of the Stomach, which w"rl'i cvrnfu
ate H. Dyspepsia Il-s,lac Liver t.ml l'lainis Night
Swea Consumption. Death. Plantation Bitfer-
will r~vent sh--~ Prcmouifpry symptoms, and keel
the hl~-l pnr and the hcall, good.
While they ih,igoraie the system, they enliven the
mimi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Merry's Museum, for May. On illustrated tTagazine
foe boys and girls has arrived. II Is very useful
and entertaining work Of the kind Horace B.
FULLER, Publishers Beston- Mass Price l5ecnfs-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
Only SIJ q Set for Teeth Warranted o1
the Hest Material.

T~ the @o Boots and Shoes FIR tie lccs money g
to pkrLs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

MAGNOLIA w,rEE.-A dsIightfI toIle: article
superior TO Cologne anil al half the cost 25-sw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

Dcn'f f,rrrt whcn ycu want the h<@t ssvsaiss IN
Bcts snd Shoes 70 b. had iu town togo TO PAtlr at
the sign Of the Big Becf. 49, S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

The first number cf the Roc hc-fer Jsiou Spy VI. n.
VIM. u. n. Masfingly. editors and publislrcrs has
been rercised nt this sce n takes the place of the
chroniele, and presents very eredtsbc spieani.ce
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are male strong hy the " either Of these remedies
Tiey will cure every case OF MARAsAIS, without
fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accuwulaied N the
hands Of the proprietor but space will allow OF the
publication OF hut few. Tho-.. IL viii &c observed,
Of note and OF such standing that they must
Be believed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

<,,;sant Edfsr Czriaies Oronicit, IhiIadelrhid.
have derived decided benefit from the OF lioof
lands German Bitters, and feel privilege TO re-
eomu,end them 4 vah1abie tonic to all who arc
suffering from general debility from iscases arising
nom arrangement Of the liver. Yours truly,
T. ID. FESDALL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
Chicago. Cincinnati and Louisville.

Trdss r.n~ ssu t'hsraso tius whfs4s u .. minutes
stswer than - F-t W. anl q. n r. train time
y L. SsOrT. Superintendent Iapr.rts- fed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04
S35,475 92


The LATE ARREsrs.-Our Borough Council at
special meeting held on Wednesday night of last
week, voted VIM. c. Smith and James Melloy, the
two detectives who caused the arrest of several bur-
glars in this place last week, hundred dollars,
as part compensation for their services In case
the parties convicted the detectives will be fur
ther remunerated by the Borough. 1t is but just
that they should be well paid for ferreting out and
arrestng the organized band of burglars and thieves
who have hitherto infested our Borough Our citi
zens certainly cannot object to paying so small a
sum for the great amount of good that will result
from the arrest and conviction uf the rascals
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

NEW FIRE CoHPAHY.-A new fire company
has recently been organized in Sunbury, which is
composed Of young men from is to 20 years of age.
They have taken charge of the old Good Intent en-
gine and are now having it repaired. The follow
ing the officers President, Lewis Dewart Sec
rctary, W. S. Furman Treasurer, F. X. Hill /;
Directors, James A. Beard, L. D. Young N. Fur
man and l. Bruner. We understand that building
will soon be erected by the company in which to
keep their engine. These young men are entitled
to great deal of credit for their efforts to revive
the FIRE department of this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT MILTON
Mr.. William Reed, employee of the Phila. & Erie
r. R. Co, was instantly killed at the lower depot
in Milton, on Saturday, 2lst ult While watching
passing train on the p. & E. road he stepped on
the Catawissa track, and engine backing up on
the latter track struck him, knocking him down.
running over him and killing him almost instantly.
Mr.. Reed was an industrious man and good citizen,
and leaves wife and several small children to
mourn his loss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

The mountain the north side of this borough
was set on fire by some boys on Tuesday afternoon,
near the Central School House, and the wind being
fresh at the time, the flames spread with great ra-
pidity, threatening serious damage, and envelopng
the town in smoke. By considerable exertion on
the part of a number ofpersons engaged in combat
ting the destructive element, it was prevented from
reaching the town or doing any serious damage, and
by evening its further spread was arrested.-Sha
Dokin Herald
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

OuR BoRouGH.-At special meeting of the Bo-
ugh Council, held on the 23d ult, aresolution was
opted authorizing the Street Commissioners to put
stone culyert at the crossing of Fourth and Penn
reefs, the Commissioners to act under the direction
the committee on streets, lanes and alleys
The committee on river bank were instructed to
oceed Immediately to make all the necessary re-
lirs along the river bank, south of the shamokin
alley Railroad, which was badly damaged by the
lie freshet.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

A FATAL SPor.-The junction of the ?. & E.
and Catawssa Railroads, at this place, appears to
be very unfortunate spot for railroad men. The
numbers that are killed and wounded there every
year make frightful catalogue of accidents for
locality. We presume, however, that our oft re-
peated caution to "be careful will be of no avail
1t would seem that We should learn wisdom from
the sad experience of others.-MiLtonian.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

MOVING DAY.-Wednesday last being the first Of
pril, largo number of our citizens, as usual,
anged their residences We noticed during the
", quite number of our farmers passing through
wn with their wagons loaded with furniture, &c,
their way TO their new homes There is a great
,mand for houses in Sunbury, and we hear of sew
al instances where families have not yet been able
obtain ''house room" We venture to say that
least one hundred houses could be readily rented,
more of our capitalists would have the enterprise
d public spirit to build them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

IMPORTANT TO BASKRuPTs.-After the first Of
June next every applicant for the benefit of the
Bankrupt act must show that he has property sufi-
cient to pay fifty cents on the dollar, or that he has
obtained release from enough of his creditors to
pay fifty cents on the dollar to the remainder. All
who expect TO apply for certificates of bankruptcy
without property sufficient to comply with the above
conditions should hurry up or they will be counted
out
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-04-04

srRINa AT LAST The fields have disrobcd
themselves of their snow covering, the rivers of
their sheets of ice the streets of their sush blank
ets and everything in nature is in hustle to get
ready for the spring fashions. Shall We be behind
old Nature in doiing winter garb, and be in a
of looking out for spring habiliments? Not
if We know ourselves. A visit to ShaefFers Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment, in Market Square,
will greatly facilitate our purposes, and help our
Judgment in this matter. We invite all interested
to call on Shaefer and see his now spring goods.