davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

The Minnesota Farmers Convention at
Owatanna yesterday was largely attended,
and the new party successfully initiated. Mr.,
I0patius Donnelly had prepared speech, a
platform. and a ticket for the Convention. all
If which were courteously listened to and
quietly disregarded, when the delegates pro-
ceeded to resolve and nominate for them
selves A.}t-lii- -
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

DR.. George B. Loring, in his address, yes
terday. to the New-England Agricultural So
cietv. of which he is the President referred
nj some length to the political and social
problems 40 largely discussed of late in con-
neetion with the farming interest. without
Undertaking a solution of them. he talked
very sensbly in the main about the causes OF
the existing uneasiness, and comforted New
ENGLAND farmers with the reflection that their
nearness to a market gives them decided
advantage over the Western farmers, with all
their rich soil and fat lands
Treasurer Spinner. whose views OF the Back
Pay Grab and the effect of covering it into the
Treasury have been quoted quite frequently
of late as having weight and authority, has
written o letter to member OF Congress
upon the subject, which is published. lie
thinks that the covering in to the Treasury OF
this money without any consideration, ana
without legal warrant, does not place IL De-
vond the reach of the parties to whom IL
legally belongs, and that it could be reclaimed
at any time on a mere statement OIL account
of the depOsitor or bis heirs at law. lie sug-
gests that the only perfectly certain method
of returning this plunder to the Treasury is
by testamentary devise. All of which makes
il a very proper subject for early cOnsldera-
tion by Congress. 1t took no wisdom at all
TO get the money out, but it bids far to take
all Congress is capable of to get it back. The
interesting question is, Who shall be the first
man to introduce the bill when Congress
assemblies
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
whitewashing the Bridge Company and pro-
tectng the Treasury thieves.
CUIHRIKRfG.

I'm the Debt statement issued August the
amount outstanding of bonds bearing ak per
cent interest in gold is given ut Sl,2Sl ,o27,15o.
BY the statement of September the amount
is given at $l,269,s5s,05O, decrease of
S1l,113.5OO The total amount OF fve-twenty
bonds purchased during the month OF August
was only $l5,J0O. which still leaves decrease
of $t1 ,15s,OOO IN the six per cent debt to be
explained. Condensed in tabular form the ex-
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

N"''o"'f""
This increase corresponds very closely with
the known income and outgOes of the Treasury:
The Customs receipts, estimated from the re-
ceipts at NewYorE were, ,O0O
The coin interest paid. .fO00oOo
Gold sold. 6,OOO,O0
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
Gin 1teucr Sifbof

1T ebenfolls in yelp Dorf ouf9etou9t.
ST beibt Sbeobbr S9nibler uno fibrt
fol9enbe Sitel: vPresbDterioni} }9=Or0i=
nirter 6reier Gbril ltli9er Bil6of Yerei=
lli9ter Gpangelil6er> &atboli1 der unb
Yrpte 1tonti lder Sreier Gbri5 5tltden Brii=
Der" 0ieler Dtann Gottes bat iebt ei<
men $9irten6rief IAN Bic Oertl9 ameri<
tanil6 l6en Srernoe unO 8riiber oller
Gonf feilionen in9lemDorf un6 1mgeeeno"
erlaiIen. 81 meloet 1T Dem lel6en bab
Ter frii6er als .Sun9seleue nit srobem
Grfol9e bas Wfillionsperf ont Safe Gll=
perior 9eleitet babe. uSebt ober", lagt
er lpeiter BON lid), vbaben mir Trau uno
s Ginoer 5u Der lorgen unb feinen 500
meItic Nti11on GoarO" uns 5u unter=
1tiben> BON luegen I'M n1erer bri iltli9cn
freien Mnli6ten. @o bleiben ,pir benn
arm uno poll @6ulbel1." Ser 81 1doT
bittet baDer ibm gu Delfen - uno s'uor
loQte oies 5undbf ba0urb se16eben> baS
ir9eno cine @cmeinOe> lei lie Nun euon=
gelil@> &atbolil6 ooer Protel ltanti16
ooer audi cine iiibil1e @pnago9e," ibm
belfe> veine Iereiniste Treie Gbri ltli6c
8ruoertird}e in Netp Dort auf Ben Sell
len Seium Gbril ltum auf5ubouen," mo-
ranf er au9 biel ler @emeinOe als 8il9of
uno preoi9er benen peroe.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
Oiez Gbip.,

Ne,p yorf. }s ~ 5$ sss3! ii
Mdbrenb naustidB Der gr6Bere Sbetl
Der ausltfaniI9en @snoifeni6afft 4hiefieit
unD jen1eit bes Oceans f5u Dem fo9enattfts
ten 9titllalsmus ), Sag 1T i'm @rltnbe 5lt
BET .fatbolil6en Stride btnneiet. !. fesen
li6 bic nlebr rati or al liit II d n
6 le m MT e Dem ent1 11iebei, entge9en. 2
Sriiben 1T Gnglano 19einen 1ie Iogar
eine gBeile Die Oberbono beDoltet1 un0
lire vtatbolilirenoen" Gegner aus bent
Selibe brdl,gen SIT lpollen. 0ter baben
lie fiir5lid6 einen ra}6er Gnti6lub 9e=.
f0bt uno 1ino iDrerleits aus Dem 9ea9cn
|gelprungen.
91a6 longen> miinblid, ibriftliD unb
in DHcntliben 8ldttern gefiibrten 9e=
botten lin0 ndmlib tiirsli@ bic 9dup=
ter Der libcroleu 9lngliconer Die 9errn
vSilOpT Gummins, Wtorlbau 9. Gmitb
9(lbert Crane, Goslarus 6obine, Gborles
8. &eQog9 uno 9lnoere in ber 9feiu Yor=
fer vBcreinsbole" Gfe ber pierten unb
23fen @trobe sui ulommen9efpmmen unb
baben bos fol9enOe 8efenntniB berein=
bart !:
l. 3u Grlnoe leien s1 le9en Die be-
fonnten 80 9(rtifel Oer logenannten Sir
DE ppn Gnglonb."
2. Sic bi106fli6e 8crfollung 1ei ols
elm niitli6es Sn ltitut, ni1t als ein ST.
ititut gottliDer Gini cblng, beisubebalten.
3. 9os Commons 2ProDer-BDOf non
1885 unO fein onoeres lei ols Die nDr=
male 2itursie 5u bctrabten.
4. Solgeuoc flint 2ebren leien bur6=
aus gu perlucrfen: 9oB bie &ir6e MIR
III ei ner 8erf0 llun9siorm eyiltire; oab
Die @reoi9er 1T einem onoeren @innc
als olle Gldubigen Brielt lter linO baB
Der SLID bes 9crrn" Elm 9litor it, ouf
bent 2cib uno 8lut GDriIti oufs 1leuc &C.
opfcrt miro; Bic luirfli0e @e9enlpart
GDrilti in grp0 unb QSein; 1lnO baB
nit ber Soufe bic gSieOcr9eburt unl0s=
bor perfniipft lit.
Ser Same Scr ncuen religi01en &C.
1ein1Doft lit u9fef formed Episcopal
GDur6" uno lire @cele 1T Doctor Cunt
MINIS.
Sb Sic Serrn piele 9(nbdn9er ftnben
merben> fDnnen lpir nibt pprauspi1en.
Gins ober / It T9er: Der ni0t 1ecebirte
Sbeil 0er omerifanil6en Gpiicopolier
miro '1ib MIN 10 piel eifriger nm bic in
ibrer @emein19oft nD9 porban0enen
alt0riltliGen Gnunbldbe i9oaren.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11

fir6liden @emeinlebaften, ols binbenS
ausoriidli9 anerfannt ober itill19,peigeno
pprausgelebt miro, ,nub folsere9t aub
Der Wortlaut Der 8orrebe 51t Ge6t be-
1teben, fir 9lles insse1ommt unb obne
Musnabme, fit e,Maje fiat ben oeutl6er
&ai1er 1pie fit Sic MeDrbeit leiner Inter.
tbane,L bic li6 NIT linn sun epan9elil6en
@lauben, pber beltimmter ausgeOriidt,
gut Mu9sburgi16en Gonfe1lton befennen.
Mon miro nid)t erlpi0ern biirfen bob
bie Mnerfennung Der pdp1tli1en Suris=
bictipn binneg9 g9efollen 1ei Ourd) 0ie fid)t=
be1 6idung bamols bes Sribentinums> in
un 1erer 3eit bes 8oticanums.
Sn Dem eriten Sale ,purbe bie 8e=
19icfung pereitelt 0ur6 Sic 9BafIcnge=
malt bes &rrf rlten Wlorik BON @o0en.
Pb. Melon6t6on BE fanO li9 ouf Dem
We9e no6 Srient> ols Morib NIT $iilfe
fransDli]6en @elbes losbro6 su 1cinem
|ungebeuren Yerrotbe an &oi]er unb Gei0,
uno bas Goncil 5erlprengte.
Sn bem 5peiten Talle itan0 cben 10
bic 8el1idung 0es Goncils ni0t blps
frei. Ser Yopit, belicn 9}edt bo5u olle
oeut] DE Prpte ltonten bur6 bie 9(ugsbur=
glide Gonfe1lion onerfennen, bat olle
9}t6tfotboliten sur 8eitbitun9 ein9elo=
Oen. Sn je0em Safe nin1mt Sic Ni9t=
ousiibung etnes Ge6tes, Sic erlallung
elmer Pfi6t, peber oos &eDt DinweN
mod oie pFi(Dt.
9emno6 1T Ser sSioerlpu9 @r.
Mfojeltdt bes beut]0cn &oilers ge9en bie
9leub berun9 @r. 9eiligfeit> oob Seber, Der
sic Soufe empfonsen> in ir9enb elmer
Se5ieDun9 bem Yaplte ongeb6re> bon
oen @tanbpuntte @r. Moje1 1tdt bcs
&oilers aus ni9t bcgriinOet unb ni9t
bere9ti9t.
9ob iene NeuBerun9 @r. Scili9teit 6es
Yopltes nod einen >uciteren 9inn bot>
ols benjeni9cn Der Be5u9nobne ouf bic
Gonfellion pon Nu9sburg, an pel6e piel=
lei6t e.. Sciligfeit bei Der Q(bfo1jun9
|jencs @9rei6ens ni3t einmol 9ebo0t
boben mag, bc0arf ni6t Der Nus fibrung.
Tins i es nur borauf ongefon1nen bic
@o9e 5ll prii fen pon Dem eigeneu 9tono=
punfte 0es &oilers als.
un0 bierin aucrbin9s mil lien mir mod
einen @9ritt ipeiter 9eben. @e. 9eili9=
felt Ser Pap1t fat in Der oben an9efiibr=
ten Neuberung bas @erDdltnib, in mel
6em Sober Oer Sic Saufe enpfangen>
5u ibm feDe> nid)t prdci1 1irt. Gr fat aug
Oriicfli6 bin5ugefiigt> boB Sic 9arlegung
Oie1es TerbGltnilles Der ni6t am Orte
1ei. - Ge. MojeItdt ser &ailer @ilbelm
Oo9e9en lagt in Oer 9(nttport, bob Oer
epongeli16e @loube linn ni6t geitotte,
III Dem Yerbdltniiie 5u @ott einen on=
0eren Ter1nittler ols I'M lern 9errn Selum
Gbrii itum o115rne9k1en. @e. Mojeltdt Ser
&aile bleibt mitbin ni6t iteben bel Der Ell
9entli6en 9leubcrun9 @r. 9eiligfeit beg
Yopites ion6ern le9t oielelbe aus no6
ei9enem Grn1eIlcn unO lpenoet ii6 pple=
mild 9egen Bic glusle9ung. 0fit an0eren
@orten Se. M}aieltdt Der &ailer oer=
neint etlpas> tpas @e. 9eiligfeit 6er Papit
ni6t 9e1o9t fat. 0as ei9entli6e un0
luirflibe 0erbdltnib boge9en iebes beut=
11en Yrpte1 1tanten in Dem @inne bcr gonz
! fe1lion BON Mu9sblrg fommt bel @r.
Wfajeitat benz oeutl l6en &aiier ni9t in
Griud9ung.
@ben bies @erbdltniB aber lit bosjeni=
&c, beiien &lortelung in unierer 3eit
| n
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
beruft.

sela9t babiu.: ob Sic Mnttport Gr. Maie=
itat 6es &aiiers pon 8. 5epte,nber 5. S..
tt l1ebersini iti,nn1llng febt tntit Der Nugs@
blrgiI9en Gonfeilipn. Mir baben NIT.
bin biele Gonfellion III 8etra6t5u sieben.
0ie1elbe BE febt ous elmer 8prre6e un6
aus ben Mrtifeln bes @loubens unb Der
2ebre, III ollem 2S.3 9ie Nprebe legt
ben @tanbpunft bar, ouf ,pel6em bic
.l1nter5ei6ner ber Gunfellton, befanntli6
oan1ols 1ieben Gei9s rlten uno Die Ma=
s9i1trate einiger &ei6sltdote> sum Yapfe
unb gum &ai1er fteben. 9ie Gprreoe
recopitulirt ,ucl6e 8emii6un9en ber &ai=
let angemenoet I'M ben Yoplt 5ur 8e=
flung zines oa9emeinen Gpnciliums su
betpe9en. @ie le9t G>elpi6t oarauf baB
bic 9(usli6ten sur 8eru flung be1lelbeu
9iinitig erl6einen. @ie faBt bann gum
@6lulIe ibre Grfldrun9 5u1ommen in Sen
fol9enOen @ob:
so erbieten 9e9en Gtp. 6. 30. mir
uns biermit in oller untertbdnigfeit
unO aum lteber fluIle 1T beriiDrtem
Toue> ferner ouf ein 1ol6es 9emeines,
ireies> 6ri1tli6es Yoncilium, barouf ouf
alien &ei6sto9en, 10 Gin. &Oni9l. Moje=
itdt bel iDrer &e9ierun9 im &ei6e 9ebol=
tel1> bur9 &urf rfirlten> Tiirfen uno@tdn6e
aus boben unO topferen Betue9un9en ge=
11lonen, an pelbes au6 5u1 1ammt Gm.
6. 90. pir uns BON lpegen bieler 9rDb=
mi9tig1ten @o6en, in re9tlt6er Wei1e
uu0 Sorm perIGie6ener 3eit beruf fen 'unb
oppellirt baben> Ser iptr biermit no6mols
anDdngig bleiben un6 uns Our9 oie1e
oOer nod6fol9enbe 9onOlun9 (es weroen
benn bielc 5lpie1palti9en @o6en en6li9
1T 2iebe unb @iiti9teit, laut @>p. 6. SO,
9(usl l6reibens, gebDrt erpo9en> beigele9t
uno 5u elmer 6riI Itli6en Gini9feit pcrgli=
6en) ni6t 5u be9eben wiHen. 9opon
mir biermit Dffentli6 be5eu9en unb pro-
tel ltireu.
@eriu6en mir bie1e Grflarung, nit
pol1er Seibebaltung bes Snbaltes in bic
Nebeform unlerer 3eit gu f(eiben.
Wir baben BON Gm. 6. 90. pernpm=
men, bob Ser Popf ol1f bic Gertuenbun9
Gtp, &. M. li9 nt6t pei9ert> Elm ollge=
meines Goncil 81 berufen: @ob ein 1ol=
DIES 9cn1cines, freies 6ri1ii9es Goncil
gebolten piiroe> # ! aus boben un0 ge=
pi6tigen @riin0en bos 3iel aler 9fsi9s-
tage 9etue1 1en, be 1t1ter Gtp. 6. 80. an
ein iol6es Goncil Besufun9 eingelegt in
reGtli6er Sorm. 8ir erfldren noGmals,
Oob mir feltbalten an Oie1er Beru flung.
9Sir erfldre11 hob mir uns bur6 Bic jebige
9on6lun9 Der 1ebergabe Der Gonfellion
bieier 8erufung ni6t he9eben. @ir er=
tldrell 0ob mir audi fernerbin Our6 cine
na6fol9en0e 9onolung uns bieIer 9eru=
| flung ni6t be9eben lppllen. Wir erfldren,
Oab mir lll,s Oer Beru flung an Elm ollge=
|1nei11es> freies> 6ril ltli6es Goncil begeben
nur in Dem ein5igen Tou@ ipenn Der
3tpielpalt iiber Bic &eli9ipn II, 2ebe unO
@utisteit erluogen un0 perglic)en miirOe
gu elmer 6riitli9en Gini9feit. @on bieler
uni lererGrfldrung legen mir Dter1n1t Dhent=
li6es 3eu9nib ob.
@o bic 1nter5ei9ner Set Mu9sbur9i=
| 16en Gouf fe15ipn BON 1880.
9ie GonfeiIion ldbt mitbin einen 3tpei=
fel BON @etten Der untersei9ner an Der
SurisbictiOn oes Papltcs gar ni6t auf-
fpmmen, Ionbern geDt aus bon Der wieoer=
bolten Nnertennung beXelben. Sic
l1uter5ei6ner fii9en ausoriidlib bin5u,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-11
Sine ateete &ircbe

1T tuieber emit itanben. Du fro9it mo-?
9eler. Ni6t in @enf ober Poris, audi
ni9t in Berlin o0er Bonn 1onbern in
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15
II. Y.FRyLING, Secretary pro tenn.

FIRE AT MoNTANDoS.-A correspondent of the
Watsontown Record writing under date of the
9TH inst says: Another fire occurred here on
Monday evening about O'Clock. An errnnl
boy living with DR.. Purdy, named Henry Fam
waltz undertook to ill a lamp (while alone in
the kitchen, the family being in another part of
the house) from bottle containing about two
quarts of fluid, at the same time having light
ed torch in one hand. The fluid took fire and he
dropped the bottle and all upon the carpet. In
a moment the whole room vas in blaze. ]
and c. NJ. Cummings, ESQ, were coming down
stree! and observed the fash and ran TO their as
slstaucc. The Doctor was doing his best 10 get
the carpet out Of the house, and had it as far as
the door, the blaze and smoke preventing him
from getting it further I caught the carpet at
thedoor and dragged it ont on the snow, which
put an end to the fire. The Doctor had his right
hand badly burned, and will not be able TO use it
for some time.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

\ FINE ENTERTAINMENT.-Prof. w. n. Hull,
of Pittsburg, will give Public Readings, in the
Court House, on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
for the benefit Of the Public Schools. Lecture
on Astronomy will also be delivered at the same
time by another person. We hope the public
will patronize these entertainments, as the pro-
ceeds are to 90 towards paying for an Astronom-
ica instrument recently purchased for the Public
IIigh School.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

To SUBsoRBERs.-Au subscribers who con-
template changing their post office address on the
first of April, are requested to notify us where
they wish the ADerieGR sent to, stating their pre-
sent address, so that we can make the change on
OIlr books.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15
n, a, .N
Bnsinrss EotaIs.

SEWING MACHINES AND corrAeE oRoASs.-
Miss Caroline Dalius is the agent for the sale of
the best Sewing Machines in existence, viz: 'The
Improved Grover & Baker, and Domestic
which are constantly kept on hand, and sold at
reasonable prices. She Is also agent for the sale
of the celebrated SILVER Tongue Organs,' and the
BAY State Organs and for the safe Of the
Frantz & Pope Knitting Machine. Call and see
them. Offce on Market street, east of the rail-
road, .. ..s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

FIRE AT DANVIIAE.-A fire broke out in Dam
VILE on Tuesday morning of last week, aud de-
stroyed a row of frame buildings on the east side
of Mil street, near the crossing of the l.. d B.
r. r. The fire broke out in the building occu-
pied by Moses Ellenbogen. The loss is various
ly estimated at from IS, 900 10 s25, 900.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

Cor. GEO. W. HAMBRIGHr, of this place, late
conductor on the n. G. Railway, we are happy to
hear, has been appointed toa superintendency on
the Baltimore q Potomac Railroad, and is locat-
ed at Washington City. The Colouel is thor
ough railroad man, and it is as natural with him
to manage the running Of Trains, as it is for a
duck TO seek water.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

THE constant supply Of the best Of Hats manu-
featured is causing the large number of orders
from all parts of the country at S. Faust's Hat
Store, on Market street. Every style can be pro-
cured there. His stock is immense, ana purchu-
ses can be made at lower rates than in the city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

TEE Public Schools will close next week. Prof.
+. Schneider informs the pablic chat he will open
a Summer school, assisted by his daughter Miss
Alice Schneider, TO commence on Monday, April
eth, in the upper room Of the N. East Ward
school building, near the corner of 4th and Arch
streets. 15-1t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

SEVERAL meetings have lately been held for
the purpose of making arrangements to build a
market house and town hall in this place. The
project is a good one, and we feel confident that
it would prove paying stock to those that will
invest, Such building is greatly needed, aud
we hope soon to see the stock subscribed and the
bui1iup undar wly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

CITIZENS MEETISG.--A meeting of the citizens
wasSeld at the council room on Saturday even
ing, March sth, in pursuance to adjournment.
Daniel Helm, President in the Chair. II. Y.
Frylng, was chosen Secretary pro TEN. After
which the President stated that the object of the
meeting was to hear the report Of the Committee
appointed at the previous meeting to ascertain
the sense or feelings of the people in regard TO
the practicability of erecting market house.
Geo. B. Cadyallader Chairman of Committee,
the matter that lots could be obtained on fayo-
rablc terms brick and lumber furnished arrl
payment taken in in stock, and other good sub
scriptions could be had.
On motion of DR.. Eystcr, it was resolved, That
Il committee Of three be appointed to inyesti
gate market houses built in neighborng towns
and ascertain whether they are paying or not
and report at the next meeting of the citizens.
Committee, DR.. j. Eystcr, Geo. W. Smith, and
John Shissler.
On motion Of Geo. w. Smith, Resolved, That
a committee of three be appointed to ascertain il
there is a charter FOR the erection of Il market
house in existence, and fit can be had. The
committee also to asce,iaiu.ihe sm0unt and the
character of subscriptions to tock that can be oh
tanned, and report at she next meeting.
On motion adjourned 10 meet one week from
tonight Saturday, March 13th) at the Counc
room.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

W. r. T. WEBfER's Cash Store, takes the lead
in all the fine goods. Every style of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Cloths, Gassimeres, and general
variety of Groceries, Queensware, &c, are kept
and sold at the lowest cash prices. Everybody
that buys is astonshed at the low prices. Call
and see the sp,endid. assortment of goods.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

GEO. N. RIeHART is back again to his cd po-
stlon az sss Head of the P.ttston GGzstts. The
paper hna isss somewhat reduced in size as well
as inpree IN consequence of a want of msrean-
tile advertising, spisnging from'a scarcity os mo-
neNin IN that section. The Gazette is nov pub
lis6edat 81 80 IN sdysaes-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

We return our thanks to IL. d. Wharton, Esq,
\. A. shisser, Z. Oyster, l.. Harrison, A. Rod
rigue, Capt. Cook and others from Sunbury, fol
special favors aud courteses extended to us
while in Washington during the second inaugu
ration of President Grant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

THE IMrRovED GROVER e BAKER SEWING Ma
CuINE.-These celebrated machines are offered
at the most reasonable rate. For particulars
apply to D. G. KUT2. Agent,
Fcb.22, '73.-ly. Upper Augusta township.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

LAST week the case of Peter Gearhart and 9TH
ers VS. the Dauville Haz,eton Il Wllkesbarre
railroad company, was tried before the Court in
this place. The action WAS brought TO recover
damages incurred by the railroad passing over
their land. A verdict was rendered IN favor of
plaintiffs for sll66 66.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

ENTERED UPoY HIS DUTIES. George D.
Bucher, the new Deputy Prothonotary, entered
upon his duties on Monday week. Mr.. Bueher
is a young man Of sober and industrious habits,
a good scribe, and has all the necessary quali6-
cations to make a good ana popular officer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

UoUsE AND Lor TOR SAIE.--A new House and
Lot, located on Spruce street. Sunbury, is offered
for sale on easy terms. Apply to
,JouS WuyIR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

TIE Red Mems Festival during the past week,
was well attended, and much interest was mani
tested in the vote for different candidates. We
are happy to notice that the festival was a grand
success.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15
EosaI a#airs.

FIsu.-Capt. Sam. Nevins is supplying our
citizens with all kinds of fresh fish. Like the
oysters he sells, they the best in the market.
PROF. REIMER will make Sunbury his home
after the 1st of April next. His services have
beer secured at the Academy, where he will give
instructions in German, and music.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

A SOUR KRovT LUNcu was served at DR.. Jeffe
rice European Hotel on last Saturday evening
1t was greatly rollshea by his patrons, and they
were not all Dutch either.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

THE many friends of VIM. Gould, formerly pas
senger conductor Oh the n. c, Railway, will be
happy to learn that he is now engaged as con-
ductor on the Baltimore aud Patomac Railroad,
RAINING daily trips between Baltimore and Wash
ington City, ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

PRoF MoYER of Freeburg, Snyder county, is
engaged in teaching singing class at this place
Tae class numbers over one hundred scholars.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

A Coon GRANGE TO MAKE MoSEY-A FURNI-
TURE STORE FOR SALE.-Thc large furniture
store in the Masonic Building, sunbury, Pa, is
offered for sale. The store is dong large bust
ness, having good and safe run Of custom.
Any one with a small capital will find it one Of
the best business stands to make money in Cen
trail Pennsylvania. For particulars apply to
Il. l.. RAUDENBUsH,
mh1-3w Beaver Springs, Snyder Co., Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

ALI persons wanting good and cheap pictures
should call at L. c. Smick's Gem Galcry,where
they can get nine good pictures for so cents.
Hemperly's old stand, Sunbury, Pa. mhl-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

SUDDEN DEATH.-Charles Musselman, young
man Of about l6 years of age, died suddenly in
this place on Wednesday last. He retired the
evening before, apparently, in good health Dur
ing the night he was taken with congestlve chills
which continued until Wednesday noon, when he
expired.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

Doors tS SHOES BY THE MILLToN.--Wm. II.
Miller of the Excelsior Boot u Shoe Store, keeps
his rooms Glled with all styles and qualities of
Ladies' Shoes and Caters, Gentlemens' Boots
and Shoes, and Childrens' Shoes. The best make
in the country is kept there, and sold at the low
est price. Gam Shoes Of ali sizes auU sIyies al,
ways kept on hand.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

THE anA-lieense committee of this town ofrel
a new suit Of clothes to the man who voted
against license in Washington township, thi,
county. ..-' -.. rt..r...a 20
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-03-15

A soN of Mr.. Isaac Grubb of Watsontown,
had his leg broken on Thursday of last week, by
jumping from a hay NOW. l......u.. ...u.a.