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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-04-03
TFOR THE AMERICAN. !

| forward for your perusal. some copies Of
shannon Gasctfscr. of 1927, which ] have pre-
served all these intervening years. That OF Au
gust 3Oth, you will see, contains the proceedings
Of The great Jackson meeting, said to be 1.-THE
largest ever held ir the county"
All the officers and actors Of that meeting have
passed away except one, Vim. II. Mucnch. Esq,
Of Shamokr township.
In those days there was no king in Israeli
At least, there was 10 controlling caucus TO bind
the independent freeman's conscience. Every
candidate ran for office ION his own hook" Ev-
ery voter srlected his ''fttcst man. without re-
gard To nominations, or would-Jc leaders. In
proof of this look at the election returns, In No.
a. The regular nominees for Assembly, She
riff and Commissioner we're defeated by large
ma joriiics.
Note. also, that OF the sixteen candidate at
that election, all ,Ncep; two, Col. F. Kline and
Ex-SheriT Reader, have all gone down to
the grave Aud We shall follow. Air Yes,
politicians, printers, priests and eoDi"o" people
And what then ! Is ihIs the end
CAMDEN
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SPECEaE NOTICES.
To sapitalists, To Men Of Medium
Means. and TO all Wishing
Homes and thus avoid
E'ayin@ Rents.

Bv reference to the Watsontown Record and
Sunbury '.Gazc;tc' will be Sr"n tt full anu more
explicit description of the property ! oher loI
sale either in lots or by the acrr. But what
wish TO more particularly bring before the pub-
lie is the LIBERAL TERMS on which they are
offered.
Will SELL LOTS from SEG0 10 $500 and
Lands by the ACRE from 500 10 $500. accorIiu"
to the location.
TERMS Ten per cent. Of the purchase money
down. the balance in time and amounts to suit
purchasers, from ONE to EIGHT YEARS, with
legal interest from day Of sale.
The streets and alleys will be opened as fast as
lots are sold, so that all may De approached with
ease.
All persons Who are now paying rent can have
an opportunity OF securing home for less mo-
ney annually than they a:c now THROWING
WAY IL rent.
Any person wishing TO zee the lands or lots
will call on me. when every opportunity will b.
given them To- have a fair chauccto see III" suPc-
ri0r advantages presented 10 the public.
In addition 10 the lands above referred to. !
now oiItr for sale THREE DWELLING HOC-
SES, situate on Water street, in WatsoutoTn bO-
rough the one bein., the large and commolious
Brick Dwelling now occupied by ne. all cf said
dwellings having the necessary outbui,dinEa for
immediate u-e.
For further Information call on or address
J. ". FOLLMEH.
WatEontOw0. Pt.
October 81 lStS.-i vr.
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u: TIE AMERICA
Flowers.

No: for utility but for beauty we love these
gifts in Natures vast field. To the soul of re-
fnement there is beauty in the tiniest blossom,
be- il even borne on the hUmcliest, dcspised parent
weed To the lover and student of the beautiful
flowers give a most pleasing volume of rich, rare
and endless varieties. Flowers, sweet howers,
are kinde,t rclicvcr. to weary minds. With
their beauty and fragrance, mcthinks, they are
as soft lullabys TO CarewOrn spirits, if through
them Il voice divine were calming, soothing the
soul from sin, raising il 10 higher, huIier aspira
tions. Flowers, beautiful flowers, are as Heavens
messengers OF love. speaking in their beauty,
speaking in THEN silent growth, in their unfold
ing; the is Il refining, ennObling power, not
felt. not appreciated by coarse, gross natures.
4 little plant tenderly cherished and cared for
NAV be "A Teycalcr of ,ndTelling taste. 20
YOU see Il home spot with it, flowers, be they IN
gorgeous prolusiUn or confined TO the lowiirst,
vet in them is portrayed in silent language the
hearts appreciatveness. Flowers, beautiful
flowers, God gives them, as He gives His 5un
shine and His rain, freely, bounteOusly. He
SCaitcrs them here, there, everywhere, and they
leave their impress they are gentle reminders.
Back in the book OF years | see a cactus, laden
with its richly colorCd flowers, entwined by the
lcss-imposiug more attractive oyalis even now,
on Mcmorv's canvas, as then, they appear, and
with them the dear hand and loving heart
from whence they received their nOurishing care.
Flowers are memcntOs, beautiful menIentos.
Before me stands my amarylis, with Its fower-
Of richest, deepes;-colcred petals, speaking {"
me of the loved, departed giver, who has gone
TO the realm where are perennial flowers undying
as is her spirit. Flowers, sweet flowers, love
them, care for them, see in their growth, their
softly. beautifully escaping from their casketS-
matchless skill, Divine goodness. Watch each.
every plant and flower coming from the tinv
germ into living beauty, in the little seed, the
tlniest seed. How much of beauty lies resting
-, Vhnun md &
doing love the Giver, acknowledging even in His
flowers Omnipoteut kindness. MAID
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-04-03

W. L. MOORE. has started bakery, and flour
ID feed store IN Purdytown. See adyertisem't.
JrRE ssrpER, ESQ.,, has moved his office to his
sidence on North Fourth street.
TEE new store just opened by Messrs. Simon
oppenheimer, is already doing a large busi-
..s, owing to their selling Ready made Clothing
"a Furnishing Goods, at asionishingiy 10"
ices. See advertisement.
The finest shad Of the season are daily sold
sam Neyins at reasonable prices. He Keeps
r. bcs. fresh fish in Sunbuiy.
TINE editor Of the sunbury Dolly has been both
ned and hshed during the pact week. This is
,doubtedly the reason why he looks so dry.
TuE Washington Steam Fire Company went
Northumberland on Thursday with their ne"
,rine. 10 show the Genizens Of that place the
eri,s Of their machine.
SINCE ;he Court HGusc Ring has been ousted,
yrral of its members are engaged IN building
W houses. Il Is strange, but j; Is nevertheless
ge-
TIE Pennsylvania Sunday School Association
II hold its pert annual meeting in Scranton
me 9th, - and !lth.
A ITvx Otter Wac seen in the river last week al
ttston, Luzernc coun;y-was shot at Hnd
issed.
s.DKUMMKRs" are multiplying daily as spring
iyance.. So are travelling jorT printers.
LARGE Hocks of wild pigeons were seen in this
.iuity in the carly part Of this week,
A PLYMOUTH woman offers hundred dollars
auv one who will kill her rson-in-law.-FinstoH
Izette.
We would suggest tha: the son-in-ia" he
II 10 the shamokin coal regions with his bro
er-in-la~ he won't live long il our suggestion
carried out.
VIZ are indebted TO {. ?. seasholtz, Esq, for
,-ry Of the ntteB ts. O. 7ytbrre. Mr.. :. is
iourning in the sunny South fer the purpose OF
rEiting his health, and we are happy 10 learn
At he is rapidly improving.
PRISONS liable to a special tax Will ind no
c in our advertising columns, from the Inter
Revenue department, which is Of special in
est 10 them.
TEE Annual Statement ofthe Sunbury Fire ln-
rance Company, will be found in another CO.
m. il exhibits the Company on firm basis,
shows that a large amount Of business is
nsacted by them.
lPPEAIs.-Notice Is given in another column
the County Commissioners, that appeals viii
held in the different boroughs, wards and
'nships in the county
HE East Ward Restaurant, kept by Wm. c.
ing, is dusgeEpielf. Mr.. Young has retired r.
ate life, and the building is being fixed ur
an extensive millinery store by the Mise:
iser.
UsBURT LODGE, No. 2Os. /. o. of o. F., re-
5ed from the room in Haupt's building, into
nent's building, on Market Square, on Tues.
last, where they will meet in the future.
HEnew issue OF the ten cent currency, cause.
siderable trouble, because of its striking re-
bl.nce TO the Fifty cent notes. Many mis-
. occur.
ARCH came iR like lamb and went out
like a lion.
NUMBER OF our attorneys are doing theii
ting in Philadelphia this week. suprem,
{ ia in session.
II. PUHpT, Esq, has moved into his new
.in Purdytown. II s an elegant aud com
o7s residence.
Id DECKS are abundant on the river, and
oortsmen went for them in lively style fol
psst, With considerable success.
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nrb advertisements.

THE MERITS OF THE GOLDEN TONGUE
BY NEW JERSEY BARD TO BEATTY AND PLoTTs,
WASHINGTON, Nj.
'Tis al age of invention, improvement and skill
The worlds in cOmmotion, ard nothing s still !;
And progress in written wherever We turn
So ''the ball is kept rolling" and each day va
learn
OF some new achievement in science or art
Each branch Of industry in fact claims part.
So each is awarded prize from the hands
OF q generous public rs merit demands.
So music's department can point, in her pride,
To men of true genius, whose fame has gone
wide
Der hills and through valleys, in MANSIONS and
and cots.
Well, due are such honors to ''Beatfy d Plots,
Whose Golden Tongue organ stands first in the
land
The first as TO merit, and first in demand.
Excelling in sweetness and richness of tone.
Surprising all others, and standing alone.
It's worth is acknowledged wherever it is known,
As all will bear witness, and checrfnlly one
For equal in workmanship, beauty, design,
Or finish, they challenge the best in the line.
Where faces were gloomy, and hearts once were
What homes are now cheerfui-yes, happy and
glad.
Continue thy mission, thv song Golden Tongue,
Hath chains of enchantmert for old and for
young.
Beatty & Plotts' celebrated Golden Tongue
Parlor Organ is acknowledged by eminent pro-
fessors of music to be the best Paror Organ now
in use. Thousands of testimonials are constant
ly being received in favor of them, which 90 to
show that our instrument gives entire satisfac-
ton.
10 For Price List AddrCss
BEATTY & PLOTTS,
Washington, y. J.
MISS c. DALIUS. Sole Agent.
No. 93 Market Street.
SunhuTy, Pa.
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THE spring style Of Hats are already offered
or sale by s. Faust, Sr., on Market Square.
The latest styles from n large assortment can
tow be selected.
J.F. ScuAFFIR has received the spring sty.e
r goods and is making up suits in the latest
ashton. To get a good fitting suit Schater's Is
he place to deal.
IT CANNOT BE DENIED that d. L. RaudenbuSh
eeps the largest and best assortment OF house
old furniture in Northumberland county. The
aost beautiful bedroom suits can he had at rea-
enable prices. Parlor furniture Of every style
nd grade, are kept on hand. Upholstery done
: short notice. Undertaking specially.
WV. II. MILLER has the largest stock OF the
uest Boots and Shoes in central Pennsylvania
general variety of make can be found in his
Establishment and ali of the best make.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ having found, on the 10th of Fehrulry,
1874. a package Of Dry Goods, consistin- OF
breakfast shuwls, gloves and notions, along he
Susqrthanna river, above Georgetown, Lover
Mahanoy township, Northumberland couHy y.
The goods are snpDoscd.to have belonged a
ppdlar The owner or owners are rcques ed to
come forward, ptGvet property, pay charges, or
else they will ia disposed Of according TO law.
PERCIVAL BORREL,
JOSEPH LATCHFORD.
Georgetown: North'd Co.. March 18Th.
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Court Proceedings.
(From the DGiiy.)

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
Jacob Seasholtz and David K. Maick, trading
as Seasholtz Il Malick, ys Upper Augusta town
ship. Verdict in favor ofpaintifis.
Peter Ranger vs. - Hagh. Verdict in favor
Of plaintiffs.
Jacob Rem vs. DAME Druckemiller. Verdict
in favor of plaiEiifi.
Harriet \. Maize, by her next friend Jacob
Maize, vs Jerry l.. Maize. And now. March 20,
on motion Of :. +. Wolvcrton, alias subpoena in
Divorce.
Elizabeth Puyers, by her next friend George
Man;z. vs.. z. c. Puycrs. Court continue T. II.
B. Kasc commissioner, to report at next term.
Court adjourned until March %, at 10 o'clocl,
4. ".
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ELYSBURG ACADEMY.
LIG UOR STO Ell

CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, sun
BURY, PA,
Respectfully invites the attention of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will coE-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard
Whistles: Pure Rye Copper-Distilled, MorHH-
gaheia, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Wines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port ami
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, y. F.. Rum.
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And ali others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
~ Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
G. NEFF.
Suuburv Julv 1879
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Thirty Years Experience OCiin Old
Nurse.
Mrs viusIOw.s Soothing SyTup ~

tElc prescription at one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States, and
las been used for thirty years with never failing
afety and success by millions Of mothers and
'hidren. from the feeble inim, Of one weeh old
o the adult. II c0rrccts acidijv ot th" stomach.
rlicyrs wind collie, regulates rhr bowels. and
!ivcs rest, health and comfort 10 mother and
hid. We believe It 10 b. the Best aud SUre>,
lcmety in the World, in all eases Of DTSEN-
Terry and DihERIItEA - CHILDREN whv-
thar il arises from Tcc;hing or from any other
c,al-c Full directions for using will accompany
cich bottle. None GcuUinc unless the fac-simile
q CURTIS * PERKINS is on the outside wrap
Trr. Sold by all Medicine dealers.
Julv II, lS7S.-ly.
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GREAT JACKSON MEETING.

Agrccaby to public notice, given in the Milto
nian. Gazetteer, and North Western Post, one OF
the most numerous assembages of citizens ever
convened in The County, upon any public Occa-
sion, met together in the County Court-House, in
Surbury. on Monday the 2Oth of August, al o.
clock p. M.-besides the interior of the building
being crowded 10 oyerfiowing, there were a great
concourse of people without. On motion
Harry Graham, Esq, "a soldier Of the Revolu-
tom was chosen President.
JUdge GearheGrt Vice Presidents.
l.. Ds.gdyt, Esq,
Dduisl Sctl}lsr, ! s,crct,ri,s
WIm H. N,ssnck, !
The notice FOR the call Of the meeting being
read Capt. Henry Frick, submitted for conside
ration the following preamble and resolutions.
Here follows lengthy aud elaborateiy written
preamble, and two and a-half columns of resolu-
tions, which were all unanimously adopted.l
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DoS'T BE DIsCoURSED.-Suppose you hGre
''tred fifty remedies and received no benefit, is
there therefore emo balm in Gilcad p Verify
there il. Your liver may be cOngcstcd. yoUr sto-
mach half paralyzed, your nerves quiyering,y your
muscles kn0tted with torture, your bowels con
stricted, your lungs diseased. your blood full Of
impuritics-yCt in one week after commencing
course of DR.. Walkers Vinegar BtterS yon Will
feel like a new creature. Nv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-04-03

Suddenly. of heart disease, oG April |, 1874,
Nrs MARY WEISER, mother Of Misses l.. aud
) Weiscr Ui Suuburv.
Funeral 10 take place at Herudoa, oa Sunday
next.
In jackson township, North'd county, March
23, WILLIAM YERGER, aged - years, mos,
d days.
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E,F.ROlsS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for !caI7 from Nervous
Iallity Premature Decay. and al the effects OF YOUTH
fl iudisCretion will, for the sake Of suffering NJ
aauity send free all who need H. the rccile and IL
rction for making the simple remedy 10y which he Wa
erred Sufferer. wishing 70 iToh by the advertiser
experience do - by addressing ~ erect cuhh-
tuce,
ov. q Is-J-G;r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-04-03

By the Author of ':Eight Scenes in the Bible
and sour Fathers House, of whi5h nearly
200, 600 have been sold. ''IIomc Llfe'' is com
mended by ministers of all churches as ''the
authors best book, ''full ofprecous thoughts"
Truths precious gems,' = choice book for
every family dc. Steel eugrayines, rose tint
ed paper, rich binding and FOR rapid sale un-
equaled. Agents, Young Men, Ladies Teachers
and Ciergymen, wanted in every eoudty S7-i
10 500 per month. Send for circular.
ZEIGLER & M:CCRDY.
SIS Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
March a. iS1I-2uns
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As many of our subscribers may change tEeir
aces Of residence on the first of April, all such
III please notify US OF the change, SO that we
IN make the change in their posioihce address
ate the name Of the Postofce at which they
e now receiving their paper, and the name oil
,e Office at which they wish to receive it.
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1eiu advertisements
NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE sun

I .-.--- --.-.--~ 49, -,.--> J--
4 NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE sun
/ - BURY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st 1873.
ITO the Insurance CommIssioners.)
! ASSETS.
! Cash market value of real estate
/ owned by company, deductinS
all membranes thereon SlO3,65O 20
Loans on Bond and Mortgage 1900 90
/ Bonds and Stocks owned by the
! Company, market value l,SOO 90
Cash on hand and in Bank $3.50 81
/ Gross Premiums in course Of COL
lection G,5Sl 6i
pany 2O,55l 40
All other assets belonging to the
company 1880 90
Gross assets ofthe Company *l63,iS3 2S
LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid, including those not acted on or
resisted, $4,000 90, not confessed by claimant
and cannot now be because loaned hv length of
time.
Amount of Premium Notes sub
jcct to assessment so, Dol 20
Due and accrued for salaries, sc. 50 90
Aggregate amount Of liabilities so, ,6Ol 40
INCOME DURING THE YEAR.
Gross amount of Cash received sil3o -
Amount Of Premium Notes
Ceived during the year 20,jj1 40
Income received from all Gther
sources, surh ~ rents l,2G6 90
Aggregate s25,9iS 13
EXPENDITURES DURING THE YEAR.
Gross amount actually paid for
losses $3.50 90
Cash returned to members who's"
policies were cancelled l,IGS Os
Amount Of Piemiam Notes rr-
turned to members $50 80
Paid FOR salaries. officers clerks &" $50 90
All other expenditures, rents.
repairs, DC go 90
Aggregate amount Cash EXpcu-
Gisura, &2,6is O5
RIsEs- -ANn PREMIUMS.
Written dulin@the year from Sep
tcmber %, 1879. date Of compa-
ny'- permanent organization Sj5f,367 So
Total 1867 IS
Deduct those expired and marked
of as terminaied 4O,1l9 SO
In force at end of year 50S,2iS II
Deduct amount rris-Ued $500 0o
Net amount in for iD2, ,tIS II
In force not having more than one
year to run a4S. .s3S Il
Before hgyiu@ more than one and
not more than three wears 10
ruu l57,4Io 20
In force having more than ghTfr
years ,r ran 2.000 90
Net amount Dec. 5Isr, 1873 sos, PAS Il
GENERAL HETEROGENEOUS.
Total amount Cash Premiums re-
Cyvcd since he organization.
SrTt. ID, 1878, aud decree of
Court, NOV. 10th. 1878. Of The
Company 4,l30 73
ASSES ~MENT5 NONE.
Total amount losses paid since Or-
gduizIii0n and decree of Court 80 co
The chief assets of this Company are those OBJ
tanned from investments made Of moneys paid by
Subscribers to capital stock Of said company.
DAVID WALDRON, President.
G. j. REINENsSTDER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Goth day
of January, i. d. 1874.
l. y RRICE I p
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Children often look Pale and Sick

from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMfIlS
will destroy Worms without injury to tho child,
being perfectly WlIITE,and from al! the co!oring
or other injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS IL BROWN. Proprietors.
No 2lj Fulton Street. New Iosk.
Sold BY DJ7tJgistS and Chemists, ami osGlcrS "a
Medicine ct TwES1Y FIVE CENTS \ Box.
.InlY l.. 1SI:.-.lE.
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Nrtp Aobsrtisments.
"a PHO rim .

The UNIVERSAL MEDICINE for the house
hold Try il. Price per boit 25 cents. For
sale BY all Druggists. REUBEN HOYT, Pro-
prietor. o03 Greenwich St.. Ny. April saw
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MINING AcCIDENT.-On Tuesday last Mr. W.
W. Wary, one OF the bosses of the Cameron col
liery. was dangerously if not fatally injured lie
was with some others in the mines raising a
large stick of timber, which happened to siP'
fell back and struck him on the head, tracturln%
his skull. Mr.. Wary is one of our old and most
respectable citizens, and 1t is to be noped be may
recover from his injuries.-ShGmoIin H,Gd.
ERRoR-Rev. J. A. DeMoyer will succeed
Rev. G. D. Penepacker in the pastorate Of the
VI. Z. Church in this place, instead of Rev. Col
born, as we stated las; week. Rev. Colborn viii
be stationed at snydertown.
THOMAS PAUL, of Mt. Carmel, was committed
to Jail on Thursday last by J. NJ. John, Esq,
for assaultinG and beating his wife.
GEo HmL. Esq, is the executor Of Hon. Geo.
{. Wclkcr's estate. The widow is to possess the
dwelling on Market street, and all other proper
ty, except the farm during her life.
How PRINTERS LIvE.-Thc editor OF II paper
IN Warren county pa says he has not received
two dollars in five months. Many may DOUBT
this, but those who do so give evidence that they
know but little of the trade.-Spab,Hy Gazetteer,
May Is, 1896
There appear to be some subscribers to news
papers of the present day, who have not departed
from the rulc of that remote period, Judging
from their slow movements in approaching the
printer with the "sponducs.
PrRsoxAL.-D. A. Beckley, Esq, editor of the
IN, nnr
sanctum, on Monday evening last. Brother
Beckley publishes live Republican paper in
the Democratic strong hold Of Columbia county,
aud through his racy quill we hope he may be
the means Of converting many ct the Fishiag
CrfsI Democracy.
4 NUMBER of RATS are tied up along the river
shore. The water is too low to proceed further
AyoTHEE Slide occurred along the narrOws be-
low town on Monday last. The Lewistown train
was detained some four hours before it could
pass.
LOOK Our, BoYs.-Capt. Roach, policemen
for the railroad companies, has been authorized
to prosecute all persons whom he may see or
hear Of juRlpirg trains while in motion.
THE members Of she Baptist congregation in
this place gave donation 10 their pastor Rev
4. G. Wheat on the 21ih ult. II could not lave
been bestowed upon n more worthy man.
ESQUIRE HiIBrsH, of Jackson township, COM
miitcd to prison Bcncvie Fost on Monday last
for assault and battery upon the person Of Isaac
L. Swinehart. Yost, it a.'pcars, was beating his
team. when SWinehart endeayored to exPostuiate
with him, was set upon and beaten numerically.
Yost should also be made TO suffer for cruelty to
animals.
PRISTUK's ACCoUSTs.-The following plan for
balancing Printers accounts of runaway sub
scIibers. II appeaIs was the manner in which
il was done in !S27, which, We believe, would
be an excellent idea to adopt at the pre-
sent time. as there are still some subscribers Of
the same sort left. We copy the following from
the Susquehauna Register, of June, 1927:
PRINTERS ACCOUNT.
CHARLES II. LOCKE-Dr. 1
To Dimock and Fuller.
To Susquehanna Register one and half
years, s3 OO
Postage 50
30
CR.
By leaving the country 80
Balance 90 90
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Suubury, Mach o, 1915.
BLATCHLEY'S

Tor sale by Dealers aud the Trade generally.
Inquire for Hiatchlcy's Pamp, and If not for sale
in your town. send direct to
ClAS. q. BLATCIiLEY, Manufacturer,
sos Commerce St, Thiiadelphia. Pa.
March II. 1t.-Smos.