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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
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Railroad Time Table.
rv,r ,xr DEPARTURE or TRAINS ArsuNrURY.

.-,,r., ,,r, DEPARTURE OF TRAINS At SUNEyRI.
XCR.w.. East. P.&E.E.E. West.
Phila X 9,$S 30 N TISs Erie Mall * r5sS @..S ? m m
cr:r Mail, EOS a m Eimira Mail 4.lU IN
,iorara TX. $40 N Fas, Line, o.'V u
srNBCEY AND LE"Isro"N r X,
Leave sunhury for Ler7i-town at G.@' a. m,
Arrive m sunbury from Lcwlstown at l.5'
and go p. ~.
sHANoKIs Division, y. c.R' w.
,-r,r-s- 1a45rI ~ MaH, g..5 a m
Nail, 80 IN l.Al l.I,Ss. g., ,,,,,l.;rF -
An accommodation train leaves shamoh-h "t
-1oa 1p. .~pivinE at MJ. Carmel NJ '.7V F." H.
pafarfDg leave Sit. Carmel at ".lo H. ATM
.ag. at Slawokia G.4J p m ,-,,,,-
stCvAwANsA * 8LnoN-hJi" IA Ia IA, =.
r,rve Northumberland as follows-e.47 a. il-'
,v1 40 nm: arrive ut 1855 am. and 2'i' PIN
r.s or
Accidental Insurance Tickets can De- h"A "I
! SbiDnau. Ticket Agent. at th' b.H"'.
SIMMER arrangement for the POST
Office ;si Sunbury, fi'
qr,,s am, from $50 Il. NJ, % : p ''., s@''W
o4 Sundays.
TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS.
Arrives rs follows:
From the East al 5.lJ q. M, 40 r. m.
- south. BIS a. N. 40 p. m.
- West. al5a.m ll.I5 a. m, l.@' =. m.
and 40 p. n, ~
Northl 80 "a. MILLS q. M, 4.lo pm
sSarnoI,in and Mt Carmel, 9.25 q. In.
Shamol,iu proFer, 4.oG 2. NJ.
Mails close as follows:
- 'ie Fasr 5.s5 a. u., iQ.57 a. NJ, $50 p IN.
SEQ p. n.
south. .O50a q. 10, 40 ?. M, p NJ
West, l05O "A. m, $50 p. NJ H.Yo p ILL.,
North. $50 p NJ. p. m'
Shamokin proper Ills a. ~. .ao
Shamokln and offices onthat route; 2..o
MONEY orders viii no, he issued aftcf p. M,
on Saturdays. -,,,--,- q, -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

NV BaIDGr.-Nc are glad to learn tha' .ar-
rners and others in Snyder county are beginning
10 see the necessity Of bridge across the river
NJ this place. which VIII undoubtedly be great
benefit TO them as We. rs 10 The c.ilzens oi
this town. ! meeting 20 take action viii be
held at Krotzcry.le. Snyder county, on the 18th
inst. We hope that the citizens Of this place
viii become interested and Join with our Snyder
county friends, and speedily complete the pro-
fa~r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

The man gho viii subscribe for newspaper
and rece.ye il regularly for over five years, and
then refuse to pay for it. and shield himself be-
hind She fact that We CAN'T collect it's 'gOner,
and beyond the power OF 4 goose heaven rcdemp-
ton. such men should have white thorn bush
planted upon their graves in memory Of departed
lrt!encss. Wo have subject OF this kind under
treatment We will Try and doctor him, first
undcr the homeopathic system, and then follow
TayelOrrnerts.
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List OC Jurors


For November TyTU o! N" Court a. NoT'HhlA-
bertrand County, 1874:
rErIT JURORS, for November @LL, lsIi
Daaicl Il. Adams, shamoldn; Peter Ba7iian,
Turhut; solomon Gilman Washington; John
Bfrlmau. Lever Mahauoy; John Bcacham, Point:
Caleb ChambcTliu, eha'nOkiu Jacob Cable, sun
hury: Isaac Dutturv, Nj. Carmel bor V III. VI.
Dirhl. Point: Eno- Evcrtt, "atson'o|n Sam
Uel Foy. Coal Samuel Fasho.d, Upper Angus
ia; Philip FOI!mcr, Turbut Peter Ge.s', PIPER
Mahanoy: Isaac Harris, Lower Mahauoy; ; Dau-
irl Krgaucr. Chii.i-3uaguc Jacob huyscr, h.t-
i-quaque Phiuoa5 Lesser, N'l~onio"n 10
sruh Lutte SEamohin: Robert LOuLEOr". Nil
ten WIN. l.. Moore, Sunbury; Nathauio Aaitz,
Lower Nahauuy; David Morgan, MI. Carmel tp.;
Joseph Myers. ChIIliSGUagur; Sa1lI M"NHEan.
Milton John =. Pursel, Sunbury Benz fardc-
Lewis; Wallace Rus-cL, Lewis Jacob Ehoad-,
Mt Carmel Samuel S'crnrr, ChiiiI-9u"quc'
Henry {. Shadcl, Upper Mahauoy; Harmon
Snyder, Shamokia Abraham Steiner, Lower
Augusta: Isaac TrouImun, Lower Augusta ::
Peter Wagoucr, TuTJutEtl.e.
PETIT -rur for week commencing Monday, 40
vcubcr lUIh, lSH.
Leonard Bidlenan. Milton; Alex. Boyd, sun
bury: George Conrad, Upper Augusta Jacob
Crawford Delaware: Albert Duuhlm, Northnm-
brrIaud: Charles Glriugcr, Sunbury Lew Gut
shall. Cameron; Dauie. Iiibush, jackson Jno.
/ L. H0D,wcI, Point Robert Highlands, thlis-
ou,uuc; solomon Hrlwig. SLamOkin; Sl!t7
/ Kirk. Watsouiown Peter hgeirr, Upper Angus
IA: Samuel Lcbo, Lower Augusta Abraham D.
! Lawrence, Upper Augusta Nathan IAncpach,
! Turbutyille: John Levy, ShubuIT Daniel K.
Malicl.. Sunbury Henry MOscr, Mt. Carne. tp;
John Nu-grovc Milton Samuc, Mcnges Lewis:
william Pardo, CEilisquaqUc jeremiah Penny
hacker. Zrrbe: Henry Rcnuiugcr, NoTthumDeT-
land Isaac RessIer Lower NahanOy : William
( ;. Rem. Lower Augusta John Rauah, Milton ;
+. Lruas stout, Milton John S"eijNT, Lg!oc
/ David smith, Upper Augusta Geo. .. Syu'or'
! ~hyrnoliu: Josiah StTnwsCr, Coal justice
! s,r,rk Milton: CASPER ShoI', Shamokin Vii
liam Wuldron, IUrhnJ, Samue, oToH' NA'ino'
kin.
We advice everybody who wants to buy
ANYTHING in the line Of f1r=, such as ladies
misses and chiidrcns' furs, also for trimmings
10 20 20 Marx & Bro. and examine their stocl
before purchasing elsewhere. Their store !.
now in existence nearly two years and Away
uDderFo.d any other Place, and they now have
better stock than ever, which ls all fresh an,
new. and cheaper than ever before. Buyers vii
save from 20 to 20 Per cent. Ladies sells fron
3. 80 upwards. Call at MarkS & Bro. ncy
door 10 the post Office, Sunbury, Pa.
GESrLrurv ArrrSuos.-We lave made it
f speciality IN mcn'r underwear. We have select
, Cd our stock with great care. A. we only bn
- from manufacturers and importers (Which Il
l other dealer in this country can do) we cal
therefore, sell al prices at which other storekeei
% ers have 20 pay ag first cost iuthc city. Call an
=. / examine cur stock and prices before purchasin
f elsewhere. Narz Il Bro. next door TO Post 9
rco.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
2Iusinrss EOtaIe.

ORR stock IS too large to cnumerate oil our
articles. But We assure the public t'ia; they can
find everything ana anything in our line. We
also kcci, goods which cannot lc found auywcre
else III the comfy. Such rs Ladies undergar-
mcnts, also children and youths Union suits,
: childrcns c'oals and other clothing of every
description. Hoods, hats and caps for boys and
/ girls. also for ladies. Come one, come all aud
examine the stock. aJ MARI x Bro, next door
/ 70 the post oftco, suubury, Pa.
/ \ Uovsr AID Ter located on one Of the rgin-
ciG,e streets IN Sunbury, viii be sold rEcap, on
application 10 this Office. Terms easy.
| Miss L. suIssLER has taken the agency for E.
! Buttcrck & Co.'s patterns, and has now for sale
( two thousand of the latest styles for Ladies,
/ Misses, Boys, Children and Infants, also for
/ Gents Dressing Gown, smoking Jacket Grd
/ Caps.
/ Frr-, FINS, FrRs - - The largest and
. best stock Of FUr- ever seen in Northumberland
county, vii be found a; Marx X Bro. next door
to the Post OHcc, Sudbury, Pa.
PAnIor ORGAv. Axn PI,yos.-SoHc o' the
fines. toned ParIor Organs and Pianos. are sold
by John p Kecfcr, No. - Walnut street. IN this
place. The Chickeriug ana Weber Pianos, Ma
son and Ham'in. Wood and Spaug's Parlor o.
gans. constantly on hand. Mr.. Keefet keeps
none bu, the best quality, aud al! who buy Of
him can be assured Of getting the insirnmcn, re
, represents !, TO 5c.
BI,.KETs AND CoyNTERPA~E-.-Thc only
place wlcrc you can ma "a .ar-c a-soTLmgH. az
/ low prices, j. at Marx & Bro, next door to The
pos, office. sun5ury, Pa.
/ SuawLs and ladies' c'oaks, large variety AT
! Marx & Bro, next Gocr 10 the post Office, Sun.
( bury, Pa.
FAIL IND wINrru U,Ts.-Au the latest style
Of hats are now open At s. Faust's store on
Market square. Most beautiful styles adoru
his windows which are so,1 cheap. Gentlemen :
! Furnishing goods are supplied At tie lowest
prices.
/ REAL Hair Goods Of every description also
! imta,iousand combngs, put mp in any desirable
style, at Marx & Bro, next door to the Pos: OF
fee.
SuGr>r's SECRET or BcAuIT, a delicate
bcau,ifcr. which smooths on, ali iGIcnlat.ons,
removing tan, f-cck,cs and scars from the skin,
leaving the complexion clear and beautiful
Sod by Miss /. Sh.-s.er.
ENCrLsIoR STILL AHEAD. - Having just re
c,ived a full line Of Boots, Shoes and Ruhbcr5 OF
every description, We are prepared 70 sell then
~, astonshmgly low prices to suit the times
Our motto is small profits and quci, sale. w
d~-!r. every one TO examine our stock bciort
purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced that We
sell cheaper than any other dealer in the county
We have al, The late styles Of Boots and Shoes
including the celebrated Llmira and Towand.
Boots No eood- mi-rerre5.nted % effect a sal"
10 trouble TO show goods. Gall and sec them.
Respectfully, Yours,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
q, sIse Cour; Of Common Pleas OF
Northumberland County

f., r.. of tie account Of Jacob F. GauGer, cont
uftrc. oc Ralph Boyle. jr., an hab!tua! drunk
.ri
<.vc,onr. Term. 1872. To creditors Of Ralph
Boyle, jT-
NOTICE IS hereby given, that the account oi
y Jacob J. Gauger. committee of Ralph
Boyr,. IT,. hls been fled in the Court Of Som,
,r,Il r....- OF Northumberland county, aud viii
~. -r.-,.,.rcd 20 saiG Court for continuation, on
Tr..d,y the third day Of November, a. d. 1874.
l.. 7. ROHRBACH.
Pr0thOn0tary.
4raburv. Oct. ., l574.--@Ods.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

FIar.-Iu another column vii be .o1ud an ad-
ve-t!.cmert for the sale OF g good fire engine
The engine referred TO we have known for Il long
time, and can recommend It as a good machine
Na,hiuists pronounce il ofthe best make, and 1t
.yil be found nearly as good rs new. Tie In
rcstmcat Of a small amount o! monay by town
nav save thousard- OF ao'a-5 by the purchase
0r.hc engine.
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PREMIUM FOR lS7j.


Every subscriber for S75 will rcceiy. q bcIuLI
f,.I rortrait, iu oil co,ors. of the same noble dO2
whose picture IN e former Issue attracted 50 mu'1
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

TBE Northumberland Press Of last week is
s-,-uest;ur for Northumberland and Sunhury TO
ro.u together and secure the State Agricultural
Society TO hold i,s fair on Birds Island. The
editor says this place and vicinity alone could
contribute very largely TO every department, VIZ:
Mich COWS that can not be eNcellcd; chickens,
over which, for variety, size and fine plumage,
we can crow; apples, as fine As grown any
where: gaGshss, beets, potatoes and celery that
would almost take the premiums n worlds
fair. And. lqr ne babcs-if fne babies were
made specially in tse arrangement; we could
beat creation. Chicken graunies and mammas,
what 60 you say 10 making push for The State
fa.rl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

7iuc person sending Us club Of tiEc suA5cr
hers for one ycnr will receive 4 copy gratis.
Address COLLIN ., SMALL. Publishers.
IlJ Fulton Street, y. !.
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JOHN =. SMITH & Bro.


SSCCcShOrS 70 u . H. -hii'l'
Fox RENT.--Thc Drug Store Room now octH-
pied by W. D. Melich. Also the room Adjoining
FaUst's hat store. Enquire Of II, i. MAssrE.
THE lfrht running "Doucst.c'' Sewing ana
chime. on account Of its many points Of suTsri-
Dritv has a better demand than ny other manu-
iacturcd and takes the lead with the public over
machiue- long regarded a- the best. Orders for
these machines will be promptly filled by Miss
Caroline Daiius, agent.
Pul12r O,gGog-Mi-S Z. i'lliuS IS the agent iol
the sale Of Par.or Organs, Pianos, and al kinds
OF musical Instruments. Ths very hest nStrU-
mcut- are furnished, furnished on short notices
.,t o~jccs 10 suit times. Call or address,
c. DALIIS,
No. -. Market s.. SuuJ":y.
;,E Crr,s Frcez"Ie. = new lot just received
ty Il. =. MASS ER.
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yERAEDAHS
Building Eots Eor Sale.

NrTNETFFN LOTS. 2jxl01 feet, fronting on
y Vino street. IN Sunbury. Price $40. Aial
shlriv lots, 95xl31, fronting on Spruce and iIne
trcr's Price SIS per foot. Also eight lots :,
zoo. fronting on Fourth street between Walnut
and spruce. Price $50. Mao u lots, 23Elto
fronting on Third and Spruce streets, between
Walnut and Spruce Price $500. Also , lois
24x23O on the north side of Spruce street. Price
5000. Also l6 lots in CaEetown. The above
prices do not include corner lots. Persons de-
string 70 purchase will do well TO caIl soon
Terms easy. IRA J. Cl-EME-'i'
ION az cru
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local AHairs.

TIE new arrangement spoken Of Tor several
weeks past, Of TIE appointment Of train agents
on the y. c. Railway, aud Shamoliin Valley di-
vrs,7r. went into eject on Monday last. The
agent collects the Tickets, and The conductor mas
nohinc 20 Ioollto except tie running Of his train
Mr.. Jo,erh Zieg,er, Of this place, has been ap-
pointed one Of the agents between this place and
Ii,r-i-hurg. A guod appointment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

FrRF At acknowledgements CoNELA-
cRATIox.-Ou Friday evening about O'Clock,
fire broke out in the stable Of Nr. Schuurc, IN
;Le borough Of Sclinsgroyc, and before the alarm
was generally given the building was IN a sheet OF
flames. and a high wind prevailing at the time,
caused the IRE 10 spread, and soon the adjoining
buildings igu!ted, and became prey 10 Tie Aery
demon. Having originated in the business poT-
lion ortle town. the principal stores and Ju7'-
ness places had 10 succumb 10 the dcvouring e-e-
,nents. The FIRE getting beyond The contro. OF
the iremeu, suubury was appealed 10 Tor aid
and The Good Intent Hook and Ladder, and
Washington Steam Fire Engine Company a.
once went 20 their assistance. !E ten nh
uutes after the SunbUry frcmen had their ma
chimes on the cars-they landed safely and al
once went to work. BY this time the fire had
-Dr-aa from The road lending TO Niddeburg from
The !-lr Of Que 20 the Governor Snyder mansion
The work Of the frelneu soon effected th,
arre., Of IL. progress of the fire. The sunbury
Grcu,u did uo5'y. and gained great praise 70:
rLsii sTeT,.urs 30 stay The progress OF the hames
Before they arrived some thirty dwellings an1
business houses we're destroyed among themGeo
Schuur.'s block, including store, the 'ewe.r,
-,orr of Nr. Date-, Bake. s block, Mrs. ROAT
f,,cr's block. Stou;fc-'s residence, National Ho
,r,. J.G. :. shiude.'s store aud residence, Nr
vrre-,s. Nr. Reh-cI.s houses, Rohrback's hous
and store. Ely's house, keystone Hotel, Wen
rich', saloon, tle Times printing Office, the NJ
+. Church, a tauncry and other houses, The loss
--, Of which are estimated at $4,000. The eri
Yin ofthe fire is supposed 20 have been The wor
oF au iuceua!ary.
We regret TO learn that during the progress @
the fire there were a number Of the light tngerc
present. who rilrcrcd goods and relics, addin
-rHs more TO the loss Of the sutierers. We ar
Informed that this wa, the case with few fror
tbfs place who are well known The iiremer
we are happy TO learn, behaved well. and wo
the esteem of the citizens generally. Their trea
fneut received on the part OF the people OF tha
-rsce was highly appreciated, and they speak {
r. in the highest terms.
When ,ne alarm Of fire Eas given in sunburl
The members Of the diaeren; fire companies 4
once made preparations to 90 70 their assistance
But TWO companies serc allowed TO 20. \ larg
number Of the members Of the company Of Fl
zine No. !. Joined with the Hook and Ladd'
and did good service. This shows the good fee
ing which prevails among o2r fremcn. VIII
one is not al.oSed 20 leave town, those golr
ere aided ly members Of the company rcmaniT
ri, home. We allow the people Of our ghbo
irg towns 20 Judge OF their services.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

UvEgCoArs, OvERCoATs Dress Shirts
Business Shirts! Underwear, ful! suit for '5cis.
AZ ue.er's Clothing Store, Corner I'd and Market
St., sYn5ury. Also, gloves, trunks, yaiises,
hats and caps, and gents furnishing goods, al
.hc most reasonable prices
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~NsVN Ut a NsEst III ''' '
go charge for pOstage)
,rr,fmeu Cor,cs OF THE ALDIEE, % Cents.
TIE ALDINE will, hereafter, be o0;ainaDIe
crIv by subscription. There will be no reduced
or club rates cash for subscriptions must DC
sent 10 the publishers direct, or handed TO the
...,.I cauvasser. without responsibility - the
publishers, except in cases where the certificate
j. given. bearing the fac-simile signature NJ jas
Sr.En-. PTcrdCn;.
CANNASSERS WAITED.
Auy ycrson wishing 10 act permanently as Z
,,c,i ciuyasscr will receive full aud prompt IN
t.,ur,fon by applying 20
TTE ALDINE COMPANY,
- MaiIrn Lane, New I0IE.
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oLicer and citizen. IL, "il."s..o1 came '''''
men "no "eTc under many ana iAs''D- '.'-7
10 him, both politically and otherwise. lA'y are
OF that peculiar stamp VINO speculate upon IHe''
money ~ the rate Of from l. 20 - per cent, '"-
termmg.EC Their Srecn.ati"n7 "i.A ihc ct! "'
"h2rd times let rs have a ehanGe! H'H
character OF men arc Known TO nave taken ''e''
stand at the polls n opposition 10 w. S'cNt''
Hard times We wonder when W'ge''F '''l'''
good times Good times are not l'e l'"leS III
which they make their money. Ihey are ollo,-
ed 10 the liberal measures winch Mr.. F'c"'F al
Nocaied in congress during iast Session 'o'' 'l!-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

HELMS CIoTHISG SToHr. Corner 81 and
Market ST., suubrry, has now on hand an enor-
nous stocl, O. new anl fash!rab!e goods, which
be nfE.rs ~ thc lowe5t prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

The above receipts would pay OF IN Invest
ment Of SCI, 600, a dividend Of 10 per cent, and
on $4,000 a dividend of u per cent.
Bridges at Wiliamsport and other places, that
paid only per cent. - or = tearF ago, are now
paving from 10 10 r. That the bridge would be
a paying enterprise We never had doubt: that
+. is an important one to our citizens ana the
community, is equally certain.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

LIST Of Letters remaining in the Post Office in
suubury. Novemhec G, 1874.
Geo. }. Fuller, Samuel Fry, Miles c. Grugan,
William /. Helfeustinc, David johnson, Miss
Francis Enesoss, Jos. L. Kite, Samuel l. Long,
y,hn Meyers, Jcsscy Orner, Simeon Pdrsel, Ellen
Reggie. Mrs. Lizzie Z. Speese, Frank IEoiey,
David T. NollueT, Mrs. Judsou Wilcox.
Persons calling for letters wiz please say they
are advertised. ,,,-,r,
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The Confessions Of AMI InymIiI. ?

u-hrl a- q warming and for the benefit of out.g
Men and others WHO suffer from Nrr'ols Depi!-
". Loss of Manhood, etc. 5upply:n- The means
Of Sr,rC urf. Written by ono who cured hlm'.f
after undergoing considerable quackcry, ana sent
free ON recaivip, a post paid directed cuvciop".
NrT,.r.ra IT.. invited 90 address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAlE.
,rVlI,7l-Grr. +. .. Box l15, biooAINh' y =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
J. !. SMITH, ?. II.

O.E Of the largest and most complete stock OF
clothing ever exhibited in this place, can De seen
At Hcller's Clothing store, Corner Sd and Market
St, sunbury. Give them call and be convinced.
Y-r wiz 7qv- money rv purchasing th'rn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
sUAN0EI, DIVISION, y. G. II. W.
tEpTN-U
Suo,,ucr arrangement for thc 5'n>'
se0;ce ,.t SursBury. Pa.

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be haA "I
J. ShiPmau. Ticket Agent, AZ ih' b.i'.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
TER NJ.
$500 Per Aumum. in Advance.

One subscriptions. rntiLljnE TO TIE ALDlNl
,.,. wear. the Chrome and III" AIT Union,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

THErE Is no Difficulty IN -cIectlnS tna SGT ~
Furniture II B. 1. Rau1eubash's store IN sun
bury. lie keeps all the latest STYLES at the low,
est price,, and none 90 away from bis store dis
satisfied. which j. IN evidence that he Pleases all
THE Northumberland Prose has just entered
upon is third volume. It is lively local paper,
and we are happy 20 learn OF us being well pa,
tronizcG. and thu, i is growing prosrcTous
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
aeh Advertisements.
4 Representative and Champion of
American Art Taste!
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

Republicans in Ho!ic; Democrats in Roman.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
tOEs ORE!
CHRISTIAN NEFF,

-uuJury. Oct. 9, l314.-&o L..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-20
TcrvinS' Colony.

80, .H L.t- H.r nt arMg|.t ne-H
The Count Of Nervhis has Just pur-
chased from the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad 10, 900 acres Of land in Newton
county, Missouri, from Neosho to SEN
eca, bounded on the west by the In
dian Territory. The groundsare situa
ted in the most fertile part of the
State, The count being DESTROYS of set
Ting these 10000 acres, proposes to sell
cheap 100 acres of good land to each
family who may accompany him, the
conditions of sale being long terms of
payment without interest, mo cash.
Besides he will furnish the seeds aud
the implements of cultivation free for
one year TO those who may be in want
of them. Moreover, he Will concede
during five Years 5000 acres pasture
groundsl in common for the good Of
the colony. lie will establish imme-
diatcly flour mill, % saw mill a
school and Il church. a general store
will also be erected. Twenty work
men of different Professions, n doctor,
II veterinary surgeon and clergyman
will settle in the colony. .I in.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-20
SENORA MAyCluACA.

The San Antonio Herald announces
the death of the estimable lady of Dan
Antonio Manchacn, of San Antonio,
of which place she, us well as her octo-
genarian husband, We're natives. The
Herald says: w
The funeral procession was very large
most of the old citizons of all natloualities
attending. Services were held in the new
Cathedral, Rev. Father Nerez officiating.
In 1912, the writer of this, with a
youthful friend, arrived at Flores
rancho, on che Guadalupe, the extreme
frontier, suffering for food. The rancho
was filled with refugee families from
San Antonio, and hunger prevailed
Among them were the old patriot Man
cahca and his family. His entire sup
ply of food consisted of peck of
shelled corn. Seeing our condition,
Mrs. Manchaca' literally forced upon
us n portion of her scanty supply, say
ing Soldier boys must leaf.ff ! That.
quart of corn and the manner of its
hestowal wontwo Young hearts tothat
noble woman, who now sleeps her last
sleep. Honored be her memory. 80"