Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-30
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JoHx W. CONRAD, of shamokin, had his leg
oxen on Thursday last, in NesChner's saloon.
A PoLAxpER had 4 leg cut of at Locust Gap,
/ Tuesday of last weel,, by attempting 20 jump
g train Of cars.
Tur late road viewers on the road over the hill
st OF this place, Intersecting with the Limestone
,lley road, in Lower Augusta township, report
in favor Of vacatiug the road.
NEW Millinery goods are JUS being opened at
&c extensive store Of Miss l.. Goesier, on Fourth
rect, Sunbury, Pa. Ladies, go and see them,
"A satisfy yourselves as to low prices.
: lurL =. SICEIEs, OF lIughesvillc, at one
ne resident Of this place, and well known in
{. vicinity, died in Philadelphia, on Thursday
last week, while or n visit to that city.
a suHrRIsE party Of some thirty or forty en-
1yees Of the railroad shops made handsome
nation to their fellow workman, Mr.. VIM.
indie, on Friday last, on his 18th birth day.
e.. Brlndle stands high in the estimation Of the
ployees, and the gifts received viii no doubt
appreciated. lie Is an industrious man and
-hly esteemed by all who knew him,
BASE BaII.-Auother @ame Of base ball be-
zen the Hirh Boys Of Harrisburg, and the
led Nine, Of this place, was played on Friday
ernoou last, on the ground Of the Comet
10. The High Boys came on victorious Ly
re Of o. TO c. Mr.. John Kennedy, Of Harris
z, catcher for the Picked Nine, was struck
he eve by a ball during The game, and was
rely disabled. The injury however we learn,
not Of q serious character. The game was
srT ezciting one, aud was witnessed BY i 7ery
-e porticn Of our citizens.
1T heavy land trial between Dull and Tyson,
utiIs, and the Philadelphia & Reading Coal
iron Company, defendants, was decided AZ
omehurr last week, in favor Of the defend
=. The trial Involved ,he title 10 large body
9nds containing coal and iron. The attor-
q we're Jeremiah :. Black, and Francis W.
hes, for plaintiffs, and james +. Gowen,Geo.
1iward. s. p. Wolvcrt7n and George ID. L.
70. for defendants.
scAtEp TRoM JaH.--Eii iias Page, committed
beating his wife in CaEetown, and Philip
lips, one Of the parties connected with the
ling Of the ponies in Rush township, few
Is ago, escaped from the county jail on
nday evening about eight O'Clock. The turn
had locked the prisoners in the building but
In their cells, and going ont for short time
nd. on his return, that the lock on the door
linz 10 the Iail yard had been forced open
u a wire, and the parties named had 'caled
wall bv tying blankets together and by the
Of some boards torn from the privy. The
riff offers q reward Of fifty dollar.
Vu. GAEISoER aud Young man named Toy,
some dispute about a young lady at shamo-
on Thursday last, which resulted in the lat
stabl,inr the former. The wounds We learn
not serious. While there are SO many line
king young lasses in the town Of shamokin, At
ingular that one young man should try to put
ompetltor out OF the road, and run the rist o'
ting himself despatched all for the sake OF oh'
and then leave her to mourn the lose OF two
my. in tiltst llOQtlu 1AiiAt7 '44NA@ l''NNS =
.. 40 abundant, there is no necessity for resort
TO either pistol or Shoemaker knife.
Rr.Y ts BrEs.- Simon s Oppcnhcimcr are a
AZ as bees at their Clothing Emporium, II
Hers stone house, Sunbury. They reneiV
" goods almost daily, consequently they nav
fresh stock on hand all the time. They nav
endlcrs variety OF Ready-Made Clothing
,ercoats Of every size, quality ana price ana
II everything 10 dress n man from head I
ot-hats and caps, collars, underwear hos
ckties. coats, vests aud pants, at prices l" 81
ervbocy- NortR'9aherla7d Frs.5.
Fr.r SUPPEE.-On Monday evening, ID
Friss Of the European Houss gave splcnd
uper TO a number Of his friends, which W
onouuced, by his friends, another Of the DO
ccrssful eGortc. tie keeps good house, m
sraiued a host Of friends 10y Keeping thln.
The beat order. HE rooms are well fnrnish'
HIle his her and tabl, com-are with CITY csta
-hrnents. His house !, convenient TO the dcpC
"A Messengers can drop IN at all hours, al
rgcure 4 meal, which VT con assure a" VIII
Finished in the best style.
I'm eclipse Of the moon, on Saturday hi8i
o.. the excuse for number of our young ID
coming eclipsrd the ma aiority Of whom inu
.e.. either the moon or the phenomenon
,me acknowledge that they saw stare. We a
ain hat several ilmid husbands excused the
-Iy.et 10 their better halvcs,on their r'turn no
ear the break Of day, ou the grounds OF II
-at5hiuy the eclipse. But in some iustnn'
which tie wives were waiting f"f Their j
,rds, the7 protested against the imposition
citing the account given rs incorrect, the III
oFing been obscurei bv clouds At the Time
he eclipse.
EoRsFp.- ON Friday last, John u. Arnold
i:ialeburg, came to sunbury, aud in gong
aupds. became intoxicated. In the eY"n!n'
.qs seen At several saloon. and appeared
-hsrol with HE money. About ! O'Clock in
ooruinr. be came n The Clement House
.p head badly cut and bleeding prolurely.
hrelr dressed his wounds. Mr.. Arnold 81
hat be had been Knocked down and robbie
$50, but could not give any clue 10 the perpe
ors.
DEnCATIu4.-Thc Nontandon VI. F. o.
6ln he dedicated Sunday, NoveWArr -
The Rev. John y. Fincrnf, u. H., oIhela'
services in the morning At 10 O'Clock. aiterr
% 3, ara in tie evening at : 4" CLOCK. Al
invited 20 attend At the same place, or
Monday evening following, the Rev u H.
rent. y. D., will deGyer his popular lecinr
THAT boy" al are invited 10 attend.
lS ToWy.-A. e.. Grecnbaum, Esq, of g
80. is at present on a visit to snnbury,snd h'
dseeu rendered the General agency for the
bury Fire Insurance Company for the stat
arkansas, Illinois and Tcyaf. Mr &. ia
man ia that position, and understands his
.nees thoroughly. With such men this com
e bound IN succeed