Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

t1e act OF I'LL the paftes concerned In thls ilufoef
and their conviction. ..-Pa!sv4He Journal.
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YOUNG son o. Adam Hazet of Union county,
near this borough was kicked by horse one day
lqst week. from the effects of which he died. and was
buried on last Sabbath. At tho funeral terrible
accident occurred and which may yet result in tho
death Of the party whose namo we were not ablo 10
learn. AS the person in question, elderly man,
having umbrella his head to protect himself
from the falling rain, was about to dismount from
his horse, the latter took fright and Gung him from
his back one of his feet remaining fast in the strrup
The cid man was dragged by the frightened horse n
considerable distance before his foot was exricated
receiving such severe wounds and contusions upon
bis head and body that hr life il in great danger
Mt!ton'an, 27A ut.
TnE FIRST NArroRAL.-Caso after case Of boots
and shoes, OF the be. styles and manufacture, have
lately been received at Thachor's First National
Boot and Shoe Store in Pleasants Building, Market
Square. The goods are now on exhibition and are
selling rapidly. Thaehcr has ono Of tho most com.
plete establishments in this part of the State and the
frequent replenshngs of his stock attes: tho favor
his goods receive from ths public
TIE Pottsyille Miners Journal says that in the
recently opened by the police New Boston, schuyl
kill county, whore Finley worked and lived, was
found fraudulent naturalization paper, bearing the
signature of J. Ross Snowdcn; billy, and silver
watch, old fashioned, with the initials ~ III" on
tho back, and on the works, Jus Ailler-poplaE-
No. 2oS9"
! IMMENSE SALE OF REApr.MADE CLornISs.-
The death Of Of the partners Of the firm Of Wan
amaker & Brown, of the great Oak Hall Clothing
House, s. E Corner Sixth and Market Streets, Phil
phia occasions changes in their business, which
| will nUcesstate the immediate taking account Of
stock and the disposal Of their entire supply of Fall
| snd Winter Clothing. OF this immense quantity o.
ready made goods, the largest, most varied aud
cheapest ever offered in Philadelphia wo have al
ready spoken to our readers, and many Of them have
already visited that Establishment and can testify t.
the truth of all that has been said We would new
impress upon our readers that everything in thi
| immense establishment thousands upon thousand
of coats, pants and vests, must be sold off immedi
atcly, at any price thOy can get for them. in ordc
that the proper settlements OF their business may b.
made
There is not an article the price of which viii no
be reduced, and rather than miss sales the good
will be sold at their own prices. Add to this the fac
that such ready clothing. TO beautiful, so du
rabe, and SO well made, has never before been man
ufactured in Philadelphia, and all will that thi
is an opportunity the like of which they may no
find again in lifetime. There is not man or bo,
ia Northumberland county who it would not pay t
lay in stock of clothing for the next ten years, ant
the firm expect to sell at least suit to every read
er CT the AMERICAN.
The sale commenced on Tuesday, December Isl
and will BE contnued until tho entire stock is dis
posed of. About seventy'ivo statesmen will lie EN-
ployed, that any puinber of customers receiv
prompt and polite attention. The store will b
opened eatly and kept open late, and nothing vii
! be allowed to stand in tho way of the immediat
clearing out of the whole stock.