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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-16

esTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held
- In the Clerks once Of the Circuit Court OF
Wyoming County, or the first Monday In July,
1874.
Evermont Ward, Plaintiff,
f. F. Tiller, George T. Mcclure, James Hender-
son, william T. Sarvor, and Lerey b. CHAM
bers, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit ia 10 obtain decree
against the defendant 4. T. Tiller for the sum OF
5000, with legal interest thereon from the 94th
day Of June, 1859, until paid, and 70 attach and
subject the estate Of the defendant E. +. Tiller,
In Wyoming County, TO the payment OF the same.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed In this
cause that the defendants z. +. Tiller and James
Henderson are n0n-residents OF this State, II II
ordered that they appear here within thirty days
from the nrst publication OF this order, and do
what In necessary TO protect their interests In
this suit.
Teste: J. BARRETT, Dcp'ty,
For JAS. Cook. Clerk.
WATTS 4 JOHNSTON, Soils July 2--4w.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-16
W A n Z 8 .

WANTED-T0 MANUFACTURERS.-T
w Vest Charleston Company offers bonus
of from $500 TO So 900 10 Manufacturers locating
In West Charleston, the Capitol OF West Virginia,
on the Kanawhs. Cheap coal, Iron ore, salt and
lumber; railroad and river transportation. Send
for map and pamphlet May T.1yr.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-07-16
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TIP Buggy, Sc o. Single Ha. ness. Fly-nef,
Lap Rohe, Buster aud Whip, all nearly new,
which will sell cheap. Call or address
K A. MATHEWS,
Proprietor Sd Avenue Hotel.
July 18Th 1874. HUNTINGTON, W. VA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
FALL & WINTER
l874-'75.
With renewed energy and inducements

Fl
uy
STOCK before makiug have
utru IF h,vipy
iAhGESI CHEAPEST and BEST ASSORTMENT
the people of order
osed out 10 low
lhav oil humd
old iey system of Iro6
mat 'hey really what they
10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
By Yesterdays Mail.


s@- A speeial train, Ia, week, made ,be
run hoin jersey City To B,l,imure, a DIS.
lance of hundred aud ninety miles, in
four hours and seven minutes
NEw ORLkANs. Nov Il The steamer Emn;,e
from the lower coast, overloaded with sno.r and
molasscS, sunk At her wharf foot of Con,ip stree,
ms morning u IS reported that there were
thirty or forty lives lost.
5ss-It appears from the latest ;,ro--r.,;,r
from Little Rock, Arkansas, that in no lnc-li,y
IN ihe Stale are there any disturbances or any
attempt To organize men in The interest of Smith
he Legislature have authorized a reward OF 81 :
uoo Tor Inc capture OF the conspirators against
the State The colored sheriff Of Helent ,ele-
graphs to Governor Garland that the state
ment that troops are being raised there for Smith
l. false. There is no such movement anywhere
else ia the Safe
E8> On the 9th inst, near The Head OF North
Fork of McClellands Geek. Texas Lieut.. Frank
c. Bald in of the U s. infantry chief of scou,s
commanding detachment composed of comps
ny ID, 9th cavalry, Lieut.. Overton. and COMPANY
d, 5th infantry, Lieut.. Bailey, while on a scout.
had brilliant engagement with about 200 OF
the Cheyenne lRdiaus. They were fought stub
boruly and bravely with 9s men and a no wtzar
After chareingtheir camps under CALLING FIRE.
he captured their whole outfit, driving the In
dams mules. No loss on our side About 20
Indians were slain. Two ,oang girls, aged 3
and years, named German, were recovered by
our troops from the Indians.
WORM KSowISG The oldest, largest. safest.
and best accident insurance company is The
Travellers Insurance Company OF Hartford
Conn. Ii has cash assets Of over So 600 600
has written over $50 ono accident policies, aud
has paid over 81 900 clsims Ii has paid over
81 ooO, coo in dirsc benefits TO its policy holders
TO- Hon. G. J. Faulkner is spoken of as n
candidate for Speaker Of the next House Of Re-
prssentstves
Ezsg IT IL said that tho man in Hunting
ton, w Va, who claims to have fund
CHARLIE Ross, will part with the boy for
5000
S@- CAPT. JoHN SNYrER, tho oldest
Conductor on the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail.
road, died on the Oh inst, and wa. bu
ried in Baltimore on the Sund,y following
EF REV. j a. LATANE has connected
himself with the Reformed Episcopal
church, and will tako charge of parish
in Louisville, Kentucky.
ES On Wednesday of last week. in
Green brior c'unty, this State, little
dauEhter of NJ. b. Hoiingsworth, aged
seven yesra, died from getting grain of
corn ia her wind pc.
GREAT RUNNING MATCH -S25 900 THE
STAKES katie PEAsE" THE WINNER.
The great four race f1r the purse
at $50 coo offered by the Pacific Jockey
Cub Of San Francisco, Caifnrnia-Sl4,-
OGO TO the first horse, $4,000 to The scc.
nd, 5000 to The third and So 600 to the
70 h-came of on the 14th inst, in the
preserce of large concourse of spectators.
KAYE PEAsE. who was the favorite in The
pools, won the race in two straight
heats THAD STEVENS, who sold as
second choice, came in fourth. In the
las heat JOE DANIELS broke a tendon on
The LAST On 'rter mil. and is utterly ruined
Time, 7.43l and SCI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, Nov. II. 1871

BsEP CATTLE The market this week showed
some illlc activity ut times and prices were lc
per 10 higher on the top nnd neat butchers Cat
tie, but perdtions were with difficulty Effected
at the Top quotations There were fewer of the
extreme tops than last week, but the quality WINS
quite good there were more common Cattle.
but prices show no change for them The mar
ket was v.ry duh, ecoaing so some time before
the close
Prices to day for Beef Cattle ranged as FOL
lows Best Hee7es at 50GGSG - that gen
orally rated first quality 25M?5 j0-medium
or good fair quality 3 O0DS4 i-ordinary thin
steers, oxen and Cows > OO(uS3 90; inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle O0GOO OO-gen-
eral average Of the market to-day 81 37-ex-
IRENE range of prices , oO@SG - Most Of
the sales were from 81 To s. % y 100 ibs
" the receipts 46l head came rom Ohio 2IGO
from virginia, $50 from West virginia, $50
nom Marylnnd, ll2 from Pennsylvania, and
III from Kentucky, making the total re-
ceipis Tor the week 1882 head, against ABB last
week, 8ro 1882 head same time last year OF
the offerings 9O2 head were taken bv Baltimore
butchers 795 sold to York county, Penns, lvania
dealers, 50 10 Washington city dealers, and 745
10 Eastern spectators total sales for the week
24I5 head, against 1913 last week, and POSI-
head same time last year
Cows. We quote Mich Cows at 35MS5O per
head and in demnud for cn0d
HOGS lie supply during this week has bee
ietner IN excess of the demand which has not
'"F'"Neu ol 'he continuance OF such mo icrHte
weather as hlS been prevalent. Prices have fall
len OF in consequence, and at this time the pros.
poets are only fair for a continuance of present
quotations II cooler weather should shortly set
IN AN advance is anticipated We quo AZ p
Ch9 per 90 It's net and a few extra Hogs q
shade higher. Receipts for the eek 1897 head
against Jijl last week, and 3I27 head same time
LIST year.
SHEEP AID LANES The market for Sheep has
mas been very lightly supplied this week, there
being but little more than half the number
received last week, tut the demand on the part
oil our home butchers hus been fully met and
some left over unsolj. There has been no ship
ping demand whatever, and that for stock Sheep
ieht' though not entirely stopped. The quulily
Of The receipts fully as good as Cor some lime
past md prices unchanged We quote sheep
at 4Cgj cts per lb gross. Stock sheep 50G, 50
- per head for common 20 good Lambs nj 2 90
t@sj 30 per head. Receipts ihs week 1865
same time last year.-.SUn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

FArAL ACCIDENT wuiLE Busr,SG.--A telegram
|som NSr'tnsburg on Moday night bsougri the
% intelligence that Mr. p. P.Dandrige, a young
w,er OF Marunsburg and son of A. Daa-
|idge, Esq, Of the Bower, " while hunting that
~ had aecidentiy shot himself fatally.
The deceased was young man OF Ioyely char
fier, and highly esteemed by all v no knew him,
I'D his sudden dea,h, in The bloom, of his early
aaphocd, has brought grief to large circle Of re-
&Atives aud friends Winchester Tunes, Nor. Is
NEWSPAPERS. Under the new United States
postal law publishers OF newspa pers have the
right to inelose in theig papers bills for sui scrip
ZION or Teceii Is without extra charge also, sup
elements consisting Of matter crowded out of re-
gaiar issue, but not handbills or specia! adver-
usemepE. ais
Women do carpenter work in Monongaia
county, Wesi Virginia; at least We notice that
Mrs. Louisa Terrell fell from seaHold where she
was at work notwithstanding house, few
days ago.
The Alabama negro was smart who thus an
severed the query as 10 why the people there were
~S"SNSSN.F 6AOHihS toOlCl AlOfe tue war Tue
white gentlemen tended 10 the politics, aud the
co!ored folks worked. Consequ ence was crops
WAS good and money plenty. Nowadays the
|" bite gentlemen and the colored am both gone
crazy on politics; don't neither of 'em do no
work, aud consequence is, ain I either of them
get 'nough to buy bread
An ln6iaaa Judge has decided that if vso.
man will shorten pie crust with butter at thirty
eight c'nts Ter pound, hex husba nd has good
grounds Tor divorce.
WHAT'S better than promising young man ?
paying one.
Skinner keeps a hotel in Chicago 1t is a
good name to keep a hotel With
Never wait for nything to turn up, but go
aud turn it up yourself.
When n man starts out to geta dollar, with.
out earning it, he takes all the chances
She half consents who silently denies
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
FAMILY GROCERIES,

4 R'preseatatioe and Champion Of Amer
icaa drf Taste
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
IN DRESS GOODS

nave Diagonal Alpaca
Cashmees Hair Mohs, GryW
ue &c FLANNELS
Blue and Grey = ~ ' '"''
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
4 ODD SzlaWlS from 25c.

tn Sl2 od
PdS Pads Red Fid ksnd
~ bJ I4+ uehs My SHAWL ment il musu isLL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
PREMIUM FOR 1875.

Every Subscriber for 1875 will receive a beau
tifnl portrait, ia oil coors Of the same noble dog
whose picture in former issue attracted 90 muchs
attention
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

Mr. Jackson Carder, Of this County, finding
n large stalk Of Buckwhoat on lis farm which
had grown by the way-side, had his curiosity
excited, and counted the grains which numbered
TWO thousand, nine hundred and sixty-fse This
is. "e presume a heavy yield, and indicates shat
,hc crop is an abundant one
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

tbs WEATHER The weather, a contemr
observes, IS prolific subject for comment
is always spoken Of ~ being remarkable
writer in that first class paper, the Alex
Gasetie says, The Oldest men memories a.
ti1R as orthloss as their bodies Let TO-
back to 1880 and they sill find that tie vs.
then w3s eaym until The 2tst oe January
Christmas day that year there was a most I
thunder storm. The Winter after that wa
severe"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
DIED

On Che itu inst urs Mary ASH Kgruyera.
IF Giant Coz in about lhe C5th year other age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

"A bachelor NJ banquet ia Newcastle gave
the following toast "Tbe women and coal Of
Durham county Oh. how desola'e would pc the
frr.i lc without fb,m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

WniriNe NAWrs oN NEvsrArfBs.--Thc act Of
Congress Of june, 1872 pefmiisI The sender Of
newspaper through The mail TO print or Uqyre,s
Dis name or card on The urglper. but prohibits
'he wru,Hg Of any tbing on either The newspapers
or wrapper, except The address ofthc person TO
whom the paper is sent.
Some wise fellow has predicted that next
year The Potato Bug and Grsssboppers will de-
s'roy ihe entire crop n every nuas who negrer,-
o pay W '"f h. r'rrr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
Miscellaneous.

ISDIGEsTIBLE FooD.-At q recent meet
ing of the Societe De Medicine Of Paris
some curious records Of cases Of foreign bo-
dies in the digestive passages were related.
NJ. Iunier cited the case Of young wo-
man, maniac, who had several times
tried to commit suicide. On the fret &C.
casion she took = decoc.ion OF two or three
packets Of tobacco, which she had boiled
for half an hour. Another time she sTal-
lowed two quarters Of hundred o: pins,
and buried aunlher quarter Of a hundred
in her scalp. Finally she procured two
hectOgrammeS inearly half q pouud) O!
gungowder, set dse to ii, and placed hep
self over il. However, none Cf these ~
temp,s resulted III anything but making
her i'll She passed great number Of pins
per annuGu, aud it was only ut the end of
two er three months those IN the scalp
were discovered, and thirty o! thcta rc-
moved. AZ the end Of three months she
was completely cured. This fact tends to
confirm The relative immunity from: suffer
ins which is peculiar to the insane.
VI. Peter wrote work or The migration
Of foreign bodies in the digestive passages,
for which be collected certain ngnhe~ct
cases. Some OF them are as follows: =
iugsler having swallowed sabre vas
brought into the Charlie Hospital. Seri-
GUS consequences followed. Adhesive ia
ilamrnation ensusd, resulting in "a abscess.
The sabre became divided into two parts,
and the extraction was performed in two
operations. A sailor, for hall z pint o:
brandy, swallowed knife, which he alter
ward passed easily. But one day the knife
would not pass, serious results cams on,
and caused his death in three days. The
necropsy revealed chronic ulcerous gastri-
tis. The knife was found, but the horn
handle had been completely disested, and
there only remained vestiges Of the five or
six blades it had contained. Another case
was tha: of an hysterical woman, who had
swallowed packet Of needles, of which
395 Issued from her breasts, arms, chest,
&c. n Reliquet related cose OF stran-
gulated hernia, operated on By NJ. Mai
soneuve, in which it Was ascertalred dur
ing the operation that all the effects OF
strangulation had been brought on by the
presence of lark's claw, which had been
swallowed by the patient and had lodged
across the intestine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

Ton bought gallon Of gin 10 take home,
and by way OF a Iabe! wroto his name upon
a card, which happened to be the seven Of
clubs, aud tied IL to the handle. : friend
coming along and observing the jug quietly
remarked, That's an awful careless way
to leave that liquor Why = said Tom.
'iecause somebody might come along with
the eight a. clubs and take It.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

Pooh Max Adeier Hear what he has
to say about hotel clerk II can shake
hands with Governor, sit beside an alder
man, and smoke with State Senator, and
never feel ny Ettleness but when come
to stand in the presence Of & modern hoiei
clerk feel that awe and inieriority which
tourists feel as they stand in the Yosemite
Valley and lock up at the mountain tops e.
thousand feet above"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

We'll, friend Jim, how do you make it
go down South P 'First-rate-made plenty
of money What did you 60 with it p
Laid it out in houses and LOTS where 2
Every place had been where there was
any, what kind of houses aud lots 2
'Cofee houses and lost of whisky
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
THE FOLLOWING 10 LIST OF dIFrs:

This enterprise IL 10 individual speculation such
houses lots and furniture put up at fabulous prices
The holder OF succt ssu ticket VIII receive br OF IL
CASH.
There viii be 1000 Tickets Of Admission 10 this Con
cert vt 81 90 each and the time above stated the
s9,o0O IN CASH GIFTS VIII bs distributed.
PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION.
Twenty thousand numbers. representing and CORES
pondinC with fose the receipts issued Will bs placed
In Que wheel cards enclosed with the cf the
Premiums in sealed boxer Will be placed ia anotEer
From these whees number End one OF the above nam
ed inscribed cards will taken rmults neousy. The
mum drE from the wheel secures the
designated IS the card taken At the same tins
the other. This operation will be performed by
blind person and continued until Eighteen Hundred
and Fity-Seyeu Prerlius sIhAustec. II il evident
this process fraud fRvortinIn vii be iuposs
BILE. Every person holding ticket Will be entitled -
admission into the Concert
All Gifts Paid in CASH without discount.
Money can for Tickets in registered stters or
Post Once Honey Orders, b. EIpress st our risk II
desired Tickets viii be sent by EIpress, c. o. ..
The following gentlemen have kindly consepted 70
act Trustees for the above Gift Concert :
e. p. wolveron, Esq., Director D. II. aud ". X. r. :;
Geo Hill Attorney Law; Hon. ". l.. DeSsrf, eZ-
member Of Cousress; VIM. l. 0raenough, Hs0, Direo-
tor First National Bank Of Hunbury John Haas Eso,
ditto Ira I. Clement, LU-nbernap; Wa ]. GTsnt,
Coal Merchant, Sunbury.
The above named Reutspeo are highIniDded md
honorable men, who would not leud their names ana
give their sssistsDce 20 any unworthy object.
SANL &. HENDRICKS,
GEO. N. RENN,
TH. II. MILLER,
LEVI SEASHoLTZ,
PHILIP II. SE.SDEI-
CuiIlmhtee.
All Communications cheerfuDy sns~ere1. Address,
IL y. S. E,gGLE
Corresponding !iecrSarv
suphury, kugust u. 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
II any pad symptoms,

How EELS LIYE.-Thc eel season is
now at hand, the recent rains having start
ed them in the Susquehanna and all the
creeks and streams on their fall Journey
back to tide water, and the consequence is
that large Lumbers have been caught in
different parts of the country within the
past few years. The eels travel up stream
in the spring, and return down to the salt
waters in tho fall, always going in large
schools. There ere great many peculia-
rites connected with the eel that but few
people know OF. For instance, there are
some eight or ten varieties, Of which seye-
raj never enter into fresh water. Some Of
the varieties are, when full grown, ten OF
twelve feet in length, weighing one hun
dred pounds The kind here, the common
fresh and salt water eel, is usually from
twelve 10 tweuty-four inches in length.
Eels, it has been proved, have both sexes
in one, aud spawn somewhat in the man
ner of other fish. Like the turtle, they can
travel out Of water for some distance. frem
stream to stream, 50 that in almost every
rivulet, however small, they can be found.
The gills or breathing organs, are covered
up by most delicate curtain, which acts
like valve and reservoir for water, thus
enabling the fish to taks in R quantity Of
water, SO to speak. 70 keep its gills moist
during the time it is out of the stream. 1t
has heart in its tail, the same as is known
TO exist in the salmon, with pulsations At
2 bout ninety-four 10 the minute.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

GOAL! COALi COALi-GRANT BROS.,
~ Shippers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, sUNBURY, Pa.
(LowRB wBABP.)
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
A full Drawing Certain.

Owing the Panic, and in order 10 NEE: the GENERAL
wish and pectation Of the public ard the iCA ethodcrs
for the psyrnen. Of tho tiifts announced the
aEenIelt have determined 10 postpone the Concert ad
Drawing TO the date above stated.
The oblect OF this enterprise 70 ttS I,prsc 0.
curing = steam Fire Engine shCh VIII hs advantage
20 al peghboring Accessible Ly rail- from fact
ths: Il will be < Independent Company. And
have failed 60 discharge duty WIN called up
on certainly will be able to accomplish more good
with the aid Of steamer There ~ no ezs azn nineeou
large small towns within thirty Iles oT Sunbury,
all cg which be reached by railroad. :hu- sordng
facility OF ssSising Of those places IN less ths
an hour's tirne while the time will
be unprotected. Our project being = aucabie ouE We
feel that all the tickets viii bo drpc-e Of by
the time above named .oT drawing.
rIIr I,n1 nY.INa u A LIST NN AIEra.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

TN II. IL. hASE, Attorney at Law, SUN
l. BURY, PA. Ofice in Market square,
(sdjoining the Office OF w. 1. Greenough, E6q.,)
Professional business in this ard adjoining coun-
ties promptly attended TO.
Surhury March lG, iS79.-lv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06

a. Forget drew attention to the prepa-
rations presented by N. Gallard's house
surgeon, from the body Of waiter, who,
having entered the hospital en one ocea-
sion in consequence Of having received
dJiHe blows on Jhe chest, which brought
ou some general symptoms, Jeff cured.
SOON after, however, he again came into
the hGspita! for IN abdominal affection. 10
rrhich ne sQocur,bed. IT the necropsy
I'D aGh"einns between the poricardium and
lisv c"rrcs.r:1iiEg wall Of the lung were
found. Theae two organs were held toge-
ther 1y pin, Of which the point issued
into the interior Of the picardium, where
it was perfectly free. 1t but rarely touched
the heart, on the surface Of which was
found a series of concentric curves, pro-
duced by the point Of the pin, which III
scribed the hearts, movements on itself,
just as the styles of q sphygmograph would
have done. THIS case, besides being very
interesting from n physiological point Of
view, proved that the swallowing Of sim
gle pin will sometimes cause death. NJ
Durozier said that coins seemed TO find
easy passage through the digestive tube.
Thus, q man who came to the Hotel Dieu.
after having Swallowed six twenty-franc
pieces, passed them all, and recovered
without any bad symptoms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
ORAkGERs, LEMONS,
vPFsu PIsV EVERY DAY

will be sold ut the lo"st rates. The ees' OF
Loerari lShdd Will DC delivered at the reoIdenee
of purchasers Ia any part of the town.
Call and see the excellent assortment OF Sooos
and ASCERTAIN prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
Business earns.

". =. RHoAps J. PACKER Haas
Wy n. RHOADS d CO.,
w. RETAIL DEALERS OF
ANTHRACITE COAL, sCNBURY, PESE'A.
OPrfcs WITH Haas, FLGELr i Co.,
Orders left az Seaskoltz 81 Bros, Office Market
treet, will receive promp. attention. Country
ustorn respectfully solicited.
Feb T. lsTl.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
sUNBURY, Pa. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, Is
5}ook Hno sob Printing.

8eas Rno 9nh 'ttHss"s.
THE SUNBURY AMERICAN
The Largcs: and Most Couplste Estse
lishmeut
IN TRIs SECTION.
NEW TYPE,
NEAT WORK.
IMPROVED PRRssEs,
sKILLED woRKNRH.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EALLEp.
BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTING
BLAfks,
MERCANTILE LETTRE HEADs,
|"A' AM N'''- 10
DO0cEps
r,,c,-,,pc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-11-06
ANTHRACITE COALi
VALENTINE DIRTZ, Wholesale and

v Retail dealer ip every variety of
ANTHRACITE COAL, UPPER WHARF,
6USBURY, PESN'A.
All kinds Of Grain taken In exchange for Coal.
Orders solicited and alled promptly. Orders LEFT
at s. T. Nevin's Confectionery store, on Third
tree;, viii receive prompt attention, and money
recsiptedfor, the same as st the ONCE.