Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-05-29

Harris Hopper, do. do.
James Huey, do. do.
Emil. Gottschall, do. do.
| Lafayette Landau, do. do.
Lieut.. C. !. Peasants, ilth U. S. Infantry.
John burst, 9Th Penna. Cavalry.
Edward Beck, do.
Frederick Kline, lSSth Penna. Volunteers.
Philip I.enn, % U. 6. Infantry.
| William Landau. Newton Sarvis.
Isaac Wilkerson. John Shissler.
| Robert Brooks. Peter Eiileman.
Charles Gearhart. Peter Smeltzer.
Frank Houser, David DruckenmilTer-
Nevin Fisher, Joseph Christ.
Samuel Christ.
DECORATION DAY.-The following is the order
of exercises and route of procession for satur-
day, May SOth
The parade will form on Markes Square, head
of column resting on Second street, fronting on
the river, and will move promptly at ~ O'Clock,
in the following erder:
/. Sunbury Band. -...
| 2. Invited Guests, &c., in Carriages.
3. Soldiers Of the late War.
4. Masonic Order.
3. Odd Fellows.
| G. Order Of Red Men.
Z. Patriotic Sons of America.
s. Knights Of Pythiss.
g. Conelaves..
10. American Mechanics.
| IL. Hook and Ladder Company.
u. sunbury Steam Fire Co., No !.
Is. Washington Steam Fire Co.
| IA Boys In Blue, with wreaths.
The route Of procession will be out Market to
Front, up Front TO Arch, out Arch to Fourth,
down Fourth to Chestnut, ont Chestnut 70 Front,
down Front to Walnut, out Walnut TO Fourth,
down Fourth to east gate Of cemetery. Column
halt and open order. Fire apparatus move
through colamn md pass the gate. ColHmn re-
verse order and march through cemetery to mon-
ument on west SIDE, and form square. Music
and clergy. Prayer and singing. Music by band
while Boys in Blue, divided into four squads,
viii distribute the wreaths, &c, upon the graves
marked by small nags. Column will reform on
Fourth street, in the same order as il entered
the cemetery, with all the fire apparatus in the
rear of the column, move up Fourth to Chestnut,
out Chestnut to Fifth, up Fifth to Market, out
Market TO east end of Square and open order.
| Band take position designated by the Master OF
Ceremonies, Gen. John Kay Clement. Carriages
with guests take position south side of Square.
Column reverse order and file right and left
around the square TO the west gate, march
through square TO Monument foundation, and
form square around foundation, when the cere.
monies Of laying the corner stone will take place
under the supervision of the Masonic fraternity,
after which the orations will be delivered at the
west platform. The exercises of the day will
conclude with music by the band.
The following gentlemen will act as Marshals
J. j. Smith, p. NJ. Eckman, VIM. Foster, f. VI
Bucher, II. F. Mann. G. f. Hoffman, P. J. Ober
dorf, Maj. jas. X. Davis, Jr.
Marshals will report promptly on Market
Square at 1850 A. NJ.
Gro. B. CADwALLADER, Chief Marshal.
FEsTIyAL.-The Good Intent Fire Company OF
this place, not having had any entertainment fol
their benefit for many years, and there being
large number Of members unable TO equip them
selves, propose to hold festival commencing to
morrow evening, snd continuing the beginning
of next week. The festival will be held il
Haupt's Han. The funds raised to be aIpIopri
ted to supply the members with necessary equip
ments and some additions to their apparatus.
MEssRs. NEvIN Il kKEBs are now furnishing
all kinds Of fresh vegetables to our citizens The.
are also wholessleing and retailing the best Hano
yer Junction Ice Cream. Any one desiring tht
best of ice creams can be supplied with small o
large quantities on leaving their order at Nevn'
store on Third street, below Market.
New HosB CARRIAGR.-The Steam Fire En-
gine Co. No. |, have procured handsome hos
carriage, which was received on Thursday. ]
is four wheeled carriage, silver mounted, am
is intended for parade purposes. IL was pur
chased by contributions from the members.
MoKE Goops.-Miss VI. l.. Gossler, on Fourtl
street, has just returned from the city with
full line of Summer Millinery Goods Of every de
scription. Although she is receiving goods ever.
week, she has purchased larger assortmen
: than ever before, and At much lower prices
Call and see them.
THE annual session Of the Grand Lodge Of tn
: Knights Of Pythias to Le held in this place mex
month"; some eight or nine hundred persons vii
J
our citizens will give this grand body heart.
welcome.
PROFESSOR PARRY's TROUPE will give Con
cert in the Court House neHI Tuesday even
ing. Their entertainment will consist Of yOca
and instrumental music. Prof. Parry is widsl
known as one Of the best musicians IN this coun
try, and his concert may be expected to be a ricl
treat. Let full house greet them.
Tickets for reserved seats 50 cts, for sale n
Hazetne's store.
Tickets for IS cts, for sale at the door.
There will be present I6 well trained and edu
eated singers.
LIST of letters remaining in the Post Office a
sunbury. Pa. on May o.. 1874:
Beaver & Co.. Ida May BOstan, W. NJ. Barn
, hart Iron c. Clement. Robert Crawley (foreign
Susan Campbell, Hugh Connolly (s), Milton DE
wees, Peter Fegely, George lleyer, Reefer q
Fasold, S. Taubman.
Persons calling for the above letters will pleas
state that they were advertised.
J. J. SMITH, P. NJ.