Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-01-11

PROTECTION by insurance has become u ne
cessity. The promptnoss shown by all the COM
panies represented at Yodrr's agency in honor
ably paying all losses, and their ability to pay
100 cents every dollar Of losses, justly entities
them to the preference bestowed by the insuring
public.
MORE FURSITuRE.--We noticed few days
ago another large lot of furniture unloaded at the
Furniture Store of B. L. Raudenbush, in the Ma
sonic building. The stock of furniture in his
estab lishment is immense, and the rapid sales
compel the proprietor to renew his stock con-
stantly. None can go amiss in procuring the la
test style at the most reasonable prices.
GLomoUs.-This remark was made lately by
one of j. /. Schaflcr's customers who had full
suit made up. On trying them on he found them
so neat in fit that he gave vent to the above. All
who get suits made by Mr.. Schatier, find that he
makes the best fitting garments in town.
A WIrE's CoMMANDMENTs.-Thou shalt have
no other wife but me- nor shalt thou in thy sleep
dream Of other womcn
Thou shalt not take unto thy house any beau
tiful, sly, brazen image of a servant girl to make
love to when my back is turned, for am a lea
lou- wife,
Honor thy wifc's father and mother-wcar a
smile when they meet thee.
Thou shalt not be behind thy neIghbor, but
ortshine him in dressing thy wife and babies.
Thop shalt let thy wife have The last word in
every row.
Thou shalt not sec drunk, or go to bed with thy
boots on.
Thy shalt not say nice words to other ladies in
my presence, nor praise them IN our privacy
remember am q jealous wife.
Thou shalt not stay ont after nine o'clock at
night, nor snore a: my side, nor kick in thy
sleep.
Thou shalt always procure thy raiment at the
merchant tailor store of Thomas G. Mott, Sunbu-
ry, so thai thou maycst not become offensive in
thy wife'5 eyes, for remember l am q judge of
these matters, and know that garment can
be bought elsewhere as neatly fitting, as durable
and rs cheap. as at Motif tailoring establish
ment, whether it be coat, vest, pants, or any
article pertaining to the apparel of man.
Remember, oh thou Benedict these COM
mandments and keep them holy, for they are the
law and gospel.
W. r. F. Weimer has just received his second
purchase of fall and winter goods cheaper than
ever. His stock of ladies' dress goods, water
proofs, furs, carpets, oil cloths, fine groceries,
and in fact everything to suit the taste and fancy,
and at prices astoSishingly low. lie sells for
ready cash, and will not be undersold by any one.
Give him call. and be convinced that Weimer's
popular cash store is the place to secure bargains
We give indemnity, ask fair rates and pay all
losses promptly at Lewis VI. Yoder's Insurance
Oiice, near the Court House.
NoTICE,-At the Excelsior Is the place to buy
for the holidays, as Miller has gotten up the nj
cest Boots and Shoes for the occasion. Go and
see the finest French calf Scotch bottom, and
hand stitched boots also, single and double SOL
ed hand-stitchcd, all of them warranted. We
have now in store two hundred pairs of ladies'
shoes Of all kinds, mems arcties, over shoes al
so Ladies' Misses and Childrens'. Ladies' rub
bers from forty cents to one dollar. Buy only
the New Brunswick rubber as It is the best in the
market. Every pair we sell are warranted. Any
of them that don't give satisfaction, we give an
other pair in place of them. The Excelsior and
Evans American Caters, only TO be got at Mil
ler's, call and see us, and save twenty per cent
as we can sell at the lowest cash prices.
VIM, II. MILLER.
For REST.-A three story brick house on East
Market street, Store Room on arst floor, second
and third stories suitable for Lodge Rooms, size
of all the rooms 10 by so feet, gas in every room.
Apply to Lyon q Bro, sunbury, Pa.-4t.-d. 2l.
DEAUTIFUL.-The new styles of Hats and Caps
that adorn the windows OF S. Fausts hat store,
on Market street, are beautiful. His fall and
winter stock is superior tc any ever seen in this
place. All the latest styles, and of the best qua
llty, are to be found at his establishment and at
p ices to suit the times.