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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-18
stockholders Of the
Security Savings Bank,

Gu Mccormick, Reaper Manufacturer
Brian Philpot Philpot Honore Real Estate.
q Hunt Planning Mills --3l6 South Clinton street.
Louis schafner, Alderman 18th Ward
Runyan. Attorney -Runyan, Avery y Co
DOnnely, Lakeside Publishing Co.
Terwlger, McNeale ) Urban safes, ~ State 81
Geo II Edhrooke, Architect 81 Clark st
John O'Neii North side Planning Mills
G q rruesiell Supt Relief and Aid Society
= Rounds Printers Warehouse, IFS Monroe st
q faNior. Chicago Chain Company IS Indiana st
Carter Real Estate. Chas Atkins, Atkins s
Burge,--Hulcan Iron works
theodore harris, Architect l57 Washington 81
Gen John Macarthur. Post Master
T. Honore, Philpot & Honore-Real Estate
\ + Buschck, Chicago Steam Boiler Works, 90 10 2
Michigan It
c or Holden, Land Department l. C. R..
Albert Lane, sup't County Public schools
Mrs NJ Moore
h II Dickinson, Marble Dealer
l. Campbell Campbell Bros Real Estate
James Reeiy, Hosting Machines So Illinois st
CHASER Ma Nerlden
u Ellsworth. Clothing, cor. Clark and Adams sts
n Holden. Prop'r Phphix Iron Works
orren +. Moore. Melrose Land Co
Johns IA, Anderson lawson, Scandinavian Og
Amerika
John NcEwen. Builder and Contractor 24S Wells st
Il Lane Western Cham Works, 81 \. Fnnklin st
} Bradley Me!rose Land 90
StoltE K wpltI Furniture Manufacturer
Moore, Moore Cauheld Att'ys, Reaper Block
Btggutt. Plumber
VIM Allstrom. Nya Ncrlden
Tarrant. Propr Marine Engine Works IS Mieh'n 81
Henry Brooks, Loan Agen;
Geo Sherman Contractor. 50 Washington 81
Ernest Ammun. Distier, SO Michigan 81
d WEIGH Chicago Chain Co
Pickett. Real Estate, 50 Washington st
John Nutt. Mutt Brooks, Loan Agents, Ashland
Blk.
Holmes & Pyatt, Foundry and Machine Shops
Chas Oehm, Brick Manufacturer
A Andrews CO. School Fur niture cor. Monrot
and state SIS
II Milligan, Heath MilhgAn. Paints and Oils. I7C
Randolph -
I'M " JONES' Blank Book and Stationery, Madison s
A 20 Cameron MorkinSn MS Advocate
John Covert, Capitalist
CHI \ Thomas, Emme Co. Paints and Oils, cor
Wells Schiller SIS
Block
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-18

The JoURNENNEN CABINET MAKERS The
Iourneymen Cabinet Makers uion met at
their usual time and place. Tie Union is in
good standing and quite st cng. partaking
largely ot the beneficial ord.r.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-10-18

\" Val Report ut Charleston suae,
80, Nu :. b. reported ls having
p assessed, bu' l,d-i ftrrmir .item &c
,ut iustic, to n.,n \u. = u state th.r thc
assessments Wrr, it1wu r, their Secretary
Jas. 7. White WI proved ~ be 4 d,'auIttr.
and the first u.im .t.n they hai that tn- mg-
ney had not been rvarIei Ma Y, w., Final
Report submitted .gua.
W.. t't>N.~ lut Pres
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
THE CENTENNIAL WORK IN
NEVADA.

The quota of the State of Nevada, to
be realized by the sale of certificates of
the Centennial Commission, says the
Enterprise, is $1,000. Thus far, we
believe, not a single certificate has been
sold in this State. This is not rs it
should be. The one hundred days dur
ing which the certificates were to be sold
are drawing to close, and it begins to
look as if Nevada would make no con-
tribution at all. As the matter is now
before the Legislature, we give, for the
information of the members, the follow
ing extract from circular just issued by
the Commission. The Commissioners
say
Books will remain open in the hands
of the agents until the 1st day OF March
next, when the stockholders who have
then subscribed will be notified of the
time for the election of the Board of Di-
rectors, which will be after thirty days
notice. At the time of subscribing to
the stock, an installment of two dollars
per share must be paid to the agent;
after the organization of the Board of
Finance, the balance due will be pay
able when called for by them, in install
ments of two dollars per share, which
will not be earlier than May, July, Sep
tember and November of 1873; or the
whole amount may be paid ut the time
of subscribing. After the organization,
the agents of the Board of Finance will
receive subscriptions without regard to
the quota allotted to each State
An undertaking so patriotic in its con-
ception, so vast in its proportions, and
so useful in its results, commends itself
to the hearty sympathy and support of
an intelligent people. Patriotism, ns
influences of well organized exhibitions,
should impel all citizens to lend help
ing hand. 1t is the duty of the Com
mission to prepare the way and open the
doors, but the people in their sovereign
right and strength must make the eyhib-
it.ou. By their aid alone can it be made
just and comprehensive display of the
industrial, intellectual and moral devel-
opment of the nation during the first
century of its existence.
Each subscriber will receive after Or
ganization of the Board, large en-
graved certificate of stock executed in the
Treasury Department of the United
States, in the best style of the engraver $
art, bearing designs illustrating onr ma
tional progress, and commemorative of
the Centennial Exhibition.
1t is to be hoped that there will be no
pecuniary loss to any subscriber; but
should there be, the, certificate will in
value 60 far towards compensating for
any such loss, not only as a beautiful
work of art, but as an heirloom to be
handed down from generation to gener-
alton, doing perpetual honor to the pat
riotsm of the subscriber. The names
of the subscribers will also appear in the
printed records of this great national cell
ebration.
By an early subscription you will be
identified with the grand industrial mon
ument which the willing and patriotic
hands of American citizens will rear to
testify their veneration for their self-sac.
riticing ancestors, and to mark the pro.
gress made in n century under the oper'
ations of free government.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
OF u Tree government.

AMERICA boasts of great many fine
bridges and some very long ones, but
Scotland is soon to excel the world by it's
bridge over the river Tay. This bridge
will lack bat eighty yards Of being two
miles in length, exceeding the Victoria
bridge at Montreal heretofore the larg-
est in the world) by 1,127 feet. Its
greatest hight will be eighty-eight feet
above high water mark. 1t consists of
eighty-nins spans, fourteen of which
will be two hundred feet wide. The
piers require $500 tons of cast iron, and
the superstructure 5000 tons of mallea-
hle iron. The contract price for building
1t is about LOSS, 900 pounds in gold. 1t
will be completed in 1874, eT...l. r..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
STUMPAGE.

A Ill PERSONS ENGAGED IN CUTTING
"A timber on the public lands, for cord wood.
coal, mining timbers or lumber. are hereby re-
quired to furnish the Land Register Of this Dis
trict statement Of the number Of cords. BUSH
els Of coal, number of timbers, number OF rail
road ties, thousands OF feet OF sawed lumber,
ETC., delivered by them during the quarter end
ing December Slst, 1872 The statement must
also contain the value of the material in the
market where it is delivered, the cost OF trans
portation, and be sworn to before Notary Pub
lie or Justice Of the Peace then forwarded to
the Register Of the Land Office. Belmont, Ne
vada, prior to February 1st, 1873. ja9-2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
Notice to the Public.
CHAs. CASTERA'S
Ladies Hair Dressing Rooms,

San Jose House, Main st., Phoebe.
All kinds of Ornamental Hair Work made to-
order and repaired at reasonable rates. Wig
Making speciality.
All kinds Of the finest French Perfumery con.
stantly on hand.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23

DURING the past week o novelty has
been introduced into the Grown Point
mine. The establishment OF a black
smith shop on the 1.20O-foot level has
been successfully accomplished, and the
appointments, such as forge, bellows,
anvil, etc., are set up and in working
order, two men being steadily at work in
the shop Enterprise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23

THE Carson correspondent of the Raw
eillo says the mines about Austin are not
punches and pockets of orc. We knew
mat long ago: they are what are called
,,,razor-blade ledges," with the back of
the razor upwards. Il Eureka Sentinel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23

The value of the railroads and steam
SHIPS controlled by Tom Scott is eight
hundred million dollars.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
TO LET!
OR FOR SAIL

A DWELLING HOUSE ON THE EAST h.sA
"A side Of Lacour street, q short dis lA6ilT
tance south Of the Court House. TwoVsk
rooms and basement.
For further particulars inquire at the office OF
H. r. Breakey NA ja1-H
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
Caution :!
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO
"A sell or give to any Indian any fre-arm, am
munition or Intoxicating liquors. as the same Is
contrary to the laws Of the United States. Any
violation Of the law will be vigorously pun
ished. g. w. INGALLS,,
n22-tf United States Indian Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23

WHAT is the riddle OF riddles? Life,
'or We have ito give it up"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23
Saloon for Sale.

A NY PERSON DESIRING TO PURCHASE
"A Q good assortment Of Liquors. ETC.. and
saloon doing . good business. can learn OF
bargain by applying at this ONCE. jsl6-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23

MISERY loves company and SO does a
manageable young lady.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-23

Begs leave to inform his old friends and &C.
qusintances that he can be found at this estab-
lishment. d1S-h
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12

was suffering. and su Hering terribly Aiincs.
Wi that he aud his wife could scrape togenner
had been given to the children, and she strong
man and patient woman were SINKING oiie""S
from absolute waRt.
II would be impessibie to describe the hearty
grasp Of Toms hand ~ he babe him cheer up,
or how the light dancs6 In CARROTS eyes Wien
be heard of the employ nent that would SET
them ali 10 agstn, and which was % good as
certain, seeing that Tome master bad asked ,,a
him to look ont for . hands 6uaie could haraiy
baIieye her eyes when she saw Garrett aooeps
ono crown-piece from Tom. and aG q aars.e !"
"Oniy as loan" he said. which ne a.9as
| mind accepting now, beoause of course when men
| he GOT work he souid pay IL back easily, two
shiiiings or balf-a.erown ct time. Then Ion ON
| vonid 90 ont and buy cakes and fruit tor the
children. aud would send up an immsnse brown
loaf TO- Mrs. Garrett. just to rsnaind neT ne
lass. And then, when Garrett had gone up,
stairs full of good news, and laden with gSo s1
| thinrs. Tom said Good bye " TO Susie and her
| inr. He walked quickly homo notwithstand
ing the heat, end, though he was thinking
i hard ali the way, forgot to think once ethel
4 of Polly OF Ascot.
II CTo be oontfnuod.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12
To be oontinucd.)

Speaking of the sentence of the American
forgers who recently perpetrated sucn g.
oantic frauds on the Bank of England, the
Spectator says: Only one OF the forgers is
upward Of thirty years of age, and ne Is
bat thirty-foar. 1t is a reasonable compu-
tation that they may live, on the average,
forty and this time i9sd they Are
s w. SILL, "a Tennyson's Tithonus says, their
former lives " all in ashes cut off from from
hope, which is the very light of life TO men
such is their doom. We say without
hope.' Their crime is pointediy that Tor
which there can be no parde1. the the, nun a"n
united into penal servitude for life, may
dare to hope that score of years Of exe n9, ,
piary and useful existence IN prison VIII
earn him brief interval Of freedom before
he dies. But the giant forger in never TOT.
given Capital is too ti %so to si Sa
one month extracted by forgery about
tom Of gold from the Bank Of England, will vi,
never, while their right hands have streng.l
to hold pen, get the chance Of forging an
other BILL ..
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12
THE cARMELITE ORDER IN AlGERIcA.
An APPEAL 10 ; Ta 2, R gyY WEAnERs- Oh

Tho great want for lssaoaAry Pfieste In this eoun
try has Unlicensed the G0EmOit0 1ather9 - GENE enN
establish theIr hDly Order IN Am9ree e1d hsying -
Chzst'e bousehoAd crytag for eresa an1 ~
20 break is for them; they are uteefv aeSslSoCs
TnoS1s n eeauro for ego1 tee comforts %
homo. They, therefore, humely 1sd ear1essy -
Iaito e0Isrda the erection OF IonnrteEv 3eASa
arc fnu ndlnR PAducah Keutucky In return LOT ~
aS,rT Won eni make IN good and holy cause W
sbail daily Invoke the b'essinga Of Hear upon
the special objact OF car prayers In eSrAon ~ ~
vou N nat rotnenber that YOU kSTe ahaFo In Al
ySSvsrs asS9eS al Sne ofcaa and al oShor Co9a ges
portored all the world by the CaTmense Essney.
az waorfne the Soapuar you linked WITH 1s 70 -
bonda Of hrothe=ko0d uudeP the Guada9oo ana RE0I
uon common Mother Mary, who promises g -
beth during life and ~ ahe ho0T q &C.,
Nary, Mother OF Mount Carmel pray sOe yer eraaL
1 \ VERY REV. p Z. AEAGhGhs o % r.
An oIumanioAfio1a 0ddrs e1sd % ne PSaoae1lS -
g. Paanoah, KY, VIII be gratefully AoaneE3e4gsd.
/ ist.eE =. ...r ed7 anI .. 8.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12
sso-r,og Star and Catholic MESSENGER.
-r-w os1.gANs. SUNDAY OCTOBER - is's
THE VOICE OF THE PEsTlLENCE.

ri. sr1snd;d noon was written in 1881. on =
. approach Of the cholera from the East TO- e
.rd the Western parts 81 Ea.op psn asu nm the
ntinent of Europe and In our own country
n,e.,h,ess tn. course Of the Pale White Horee,
RAMA aud dark a the sp.etre bark
y , ,ss sopra night
Fiesssiy the spi,ss, Of volcanic Urea
Stream O. the sulphorous air
Shades of the slain through the murderer's brain
sh.dssy and sw,ft the black storm drift
10th irsmpae the atmospheroi
Bus s.iftsf than ~. with z darker pau
a Slave s y sRs si siss aoa. %ssasa
Ssp 4. FROM .., The = F R.1sRa
z1s ss f sss. e 5: s,ss; . ssne
z: Y 20 tho North
over yen San q ,Sss s Ssa,s,a ss,ue.
And the am bsguiisd mast tall r.
Ferss ssela abe Gate Of the ynsrsatc.
yre9 she portal. Of ,ss ASyss forms SWIM
yts aa asaps the oys,s tomb
rss ne ans sna deep who're Death aud ssep
1eows i come, before mo dumb
the sa.io.. .ssas q e, for, a hs..l. blast,
AND the millions Of earth ne dead!
vo,eo of fear from tho hemisphere
1rackeIh me where hyi .,,.
wG6petE
Thrones and don. tniops beneath my pinions
Mel, from, my p1rseuce the pride and the pleasure
Of palol .stiiok oil k,pRsj
Sorrow and MOURNING supremciy scornipg,
My sbrone In the bonntiless ATT
Nc sh,,aop shroud 10 the dark pumod cloud
winch the whirlinR breeses bcars%
was Knot Borne on tho wings Of the morn
FrcSa the tuneles OF Jessore
Over @e p,s,n ~ the purple main
To tho tales which secp On the sunbriSht deep
OF . coral paved eea. A., ,,,.,
Where the blue wavos wciter beneath tho sheitet
OF heavens serenity .,,..,...
= Prom che womb Of the waters, sthirst Tor eisugn'
xrcss that thirst to sate
LEG rye $50
Thssr beauty Is desolate'
yrem the VIVA Eyrthean the noise Of my pean
Roiied ON the southern blast;
Hssrnni Taurua made Answering chorus
From the glaciers louo and vnatI
MA not y11a his granite MAS,
And xhe rigid CaucaaaAn hiny
Over burpinI aAnds-ovor froetchaaned ianos-
Borne % ny own Wild wilt
Thar bark 10 the beat Of my fastening feet,
T,hou ohrtnea In the esa,
where are thy dreams that the ocean streame
Would DO safety unto sheeY
Awakeni awakont my wings are shakeni
AShvart tho tropbiea sky
stssams the red Glance OF my meteor lance,
And she glare Of my metovr oscl
yYeavEeni Oh hearkent my coming shall dark
Tho light Of the fessal cheer;
In the otorn. rocked hgsno On the noronessi io@s'
Nursling Of ooeaa-heari SO
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12

A FrenchnDan processes to have discoy-
cred, by experiments upon himself, that
coffee taken upon an empty stomach ron
ders the mind abnormaliy clear and the
temper unnaturally bad.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12
GRocERs--coMMIssloN MERCHANTS
NE J. & D. D. OBRIEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in Graip and Hay,
% PETERS STREET ...........3

Between Gravier and Poydras strsets s
Having established ourselves e above we are pre-
pared attend prampty sna % al
entrpstad to u.s. Will enleavor 10 make our nanes
Of trsnsscng business our beas and
hone TO secure aud conaidern1an BY careful en
strict attention the aterests Of hcnSTS1
sneir f@@i~" ID. D. OBRIEN. Z
Mr.. CORNELIUS KELLEHER. who y associated
with as win be always ready TO serve his Friends
ooS I'm
WHILE ANNOUNCING MY EETIkkAsNL
w from business Moss Urgently call the assenES H
OF the former patrons of N0RREEL, GAYLE q co
and B. Ii. HokEELL q co. TO tho card Of my success
/ sor. AIr. JOHN GLENN, 3rr who has been acuvoE
connected with che ed hrme for the pas
fifteen years, and for whom most respectfully ese~
| o csntanuanea of their past fsEors ~ ,,o,,r,y
Kew Orleans. Sept. 50, 1873.
NOTICE -RRFERRING TO THE CARD OF q.
| ~ HORREI.L Esa, I would beg leave tossate that
shall continue, for my own account tho Camera Cou
tho patrons Of 60 Jar e 70 command
share OF their patronage. Respectfully,
JOHN GLXNM, 5r:, So Union sssees: e.
| New Orleans October I, lsT3, oo5 y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
from the Baltimore Underwater. I

BY the usual publicity given its statements,
and the wide distribution of its monthly paper,
all interested in the business have scrutinized
the returns of The Netropol2dn life lnsurGice
ConlpGny They bear testimony to the indomita-
bic energy and skill of its administration, show
ing that the company is carving its way to n
great future, and that its growth is marked by
all the elements of wealthy progress. The cha
ractcr ofits assets, its watchfui management, It's
large membership, the rigid scrutiny OF its risks,
the public appreciation of its distnctiec plans Of
insurancc-in all these is the assurance that
whatever solid life insurance coutempiates, The
metropolitan, is abundanty able to supply.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
Auditors Notice,

Estate Of DANIEL WIENER, deed.
NJ NOTICE is hereby given that an alias appli-
IN cation to the Court the undersigned has
been appointed auditor by the court to, restate
the account of Gedrge l.. Weimer, administrator
Of Daniel Wsiiner, late of the bofohsh of Nor
thunibcrlaiid deceased, he hereby gives notice
that he .will attend to the duties Of Ids appoint
ment at his oPce in Sunbury, Pa, on SATUR-
DAY, flIe nth day OF MAY, 1878, ". % O'Clock
a. m, whom all persons inteIcEied nry attend il
they see PROPER a
LII. KRSE, Au,d,oy.
Sunbury, April 20, lS73.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
A REMARESABLE INVENTION.
A FEW APPLICATIONS MAKE A

Il nue Of the most important imprcycmcpts ever
Opcrfectcd in musical Instruments la lately
been Introduced by GEo; WQops X Co., in their
improved Pdrlor Organs. II consists of "a piano
OF exquisite quality Of tones which will ucyel re-
quire tuning.
The INSTRUMENT was lately introduced at a
musical soiree iu Baltimore aud received the cor
dIal applause and endorsement of the many emi-
nent professionals present. Sec uGyertlscliCnt
in another column.
March ~, lo73.-Ow.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24

THE Ladies' car on the late train down, on Sa-
turday last, on the p Sc. L. X. r., was the scene
of an exciting rencont,e iyctwecn Edward B.
Haincs, and through passenger whose seat
Haines had appropriated and refused to give up
when required to do SO. The passenger, after
some parleying, slapped Haines In the mouth |;
at the next station Haines telegraphcd for an ar
rest. The matter was settled upon the arrival
of the train at williamsport Haines is the Msto-
rid,t of SunbuTy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
&lgarhei & 4epurts.
7-.-'- -'-~-N~ - '-7-'-
SSNBUItY MARKETS.
FIour siiid Grain Market.
Produce Market.
aeD embellishments.
Dissolution OF Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner-
In ship heretofore existing between f. c. Han
Ea, s. II. RothermGl nnd C.. ID. Maurer, under
the hrm name Of Maurer AZ Co., was on the Esd
day of March last, dissolved by mutual cossent.
The books of the said firm In the hands of 5. IL.
Rothermel ana e. ID. Naprer for fnttenent.
z. c. HANNA,
&. ii. ROTIIERMEL,
G. d. MAURER.
Nav a. fA7a.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
NGticts-

NOTiCE is hereby given that tie 5.5s a.
~ counts aud notes of the hate Gr~ of J. H.
Conicy Y Co, have b-cn placed ir .' l.Gas fu
inm@lutc collection. Al r. SONS hruviaa
themselves Indebted, q rc4ire.t.o ,o uaae p.s
lucnt 40 uI-t i. .hyy Wish Ca suvc rmts.
lilt>, ~. lDRe El % %
3uulur Ms ,- a.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24

BODY FoUND.-lsast Sunday afternoon, about
o'clock, as Christian Cable was fishing in the
river near Georgetown, his hook caught to the
body OF child, which proved to be a girl about
ten years of age. Mr.. Cable, with assistance,
buried the body on the banks of the stream.
From appearances the body has been in the wa
ter a long time. No clue can be found, so far,
as to where che child belongs. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24

EuREKA.-Whcn a young man purchases n hat
of Samuel Faust, the popular halter, he cx-
claims, truthfUlly, too, 81 have found it"-a
fashionable and scryiceablc hat. Mr.. Faust has
all styles of fashionable hats and caps, and eve
ry one, both old and young, who will visit his
store, on Market street, opposite Monument
Square, sunbury, will be well pleased with Sc
lection from his large and varied assortment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24

RopDERY.s=on Wednesday night last, some
scoundrels entered the sleeping apartments of
the Washington House, Col. G. Neff, proprietor,
and stole the wearing apparel of two or three of
the Colone's boarders, besides relieving their
pockets of some "fllthy lucre." On Thursday
morning Capt. Roach arrested two suspicious
''roosters" from Harrisburg, who were commit
ted to Jail by Esquire Snyder. On proving an al
iOi they were released.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
AoENrs, nAnE oIlANon!I

We VIII pay all agUu.s $50 par week ia cash,
who VII cn-pto wiih ua at oior -ta1y tlue
tirnisi-a .suQ Ca pcuaOs p..r.. -.1I.Ss-,
as '1S 4w a. COULTER & 60. CL:'f.ltc. III
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24

a LARGE stock of Cloths and Cassimcres have
been opened the tailoring store of J. j. Scatter,
on Third street. Full suits are made up to order
in the latest styles, and a at guaranteed. His
flne assortm ent is being much commended. He
keeps the best goods in his establishment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
Business EotaIs,

SEWING MACHINES AND COTTAGE ORGANS
Miss Caroline Dalius is the agent for the sale of
the best Sewing Machnesin existence, vizs '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 sale Of tire
Frantz tS Pope Knitting Machine. Call and see
them. Office on Market street, east of the rail-
road,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24

DR.. C. VI. MARTIN & Co., have lately put upa
Soda Fountain in their Drug Store on Third
street, from which they draw that delicious bcv
erage, Soda Water. Those desiring refreshing
dring, can procure some by calling during the
day and evening.