Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-01
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PRAIRIE FLOWER Fine Cut Tobacco at the
Post Office building.
NINE cars with passengers from MI. GARNER
and shamokin. came over the Shamokin Div n
C. railroad yesterday morning to attend the laif
ut this place.
PR.m1r FLOWER Fine Cut Tobacco, at the
Post Office building.
One hundred and ninety-seven railroad tickets
were sold at watsontown yesterday morning TO
persons who auended the fair at this place.
PRAIRIE FLOWER Fine Cut Tobacco, at the
Post Office building.
THE North'd County Agricultural fair at
Dewart. will commence on the 18th, and con-
tiuue during the 18th, 14th and 18th. 1t prom
ises to be a grand success. We hope n good
norton of our citizens will attend.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF RUBBERs.-Five thousand
pairs of rubber boots and shoes, fresh from the
New Brunswick factory, the best make now in
use. Ladies' so cts per pair to so, mems % TO
~ cts. meus' gum Boots 81 so TO SO 90. Elnira
and Watsoutown boots, and a full line OF all
kinds of shoes at the lowest prices. Call and
examine my stock.
Sept. "a, 3t.-pd. fHILlP OLAkA,
A YOUNG alderney helfer astrayed away from
tie fair grounds on Wednesday night. ANY per-
son finding it will confer favor by returning 1t to
Col. David Taggart, at Northumberland
Pure Havana cigars at Mrs. r. Wilvert't ci-
gar store, in the Post Office building.
KILLED ON THE RAIIEAAD.-Charies Ray, y
,b;. nlace. was accidentally killed at Lime Ridge
on the L. & B. r. r., on Wednesday night, oy
falling off a freight train. He-was acting rs
brakeman, and was highly esteemed as an IN
dustrious and sober young man. de was the
sole suppnrt of a widowed mother. His deatf
is much regretted by all who knew him.
Ac.Rp TO Our MALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I have Just bought large lot of Fancy caslmer'
Crom,the White Mills for suits.
Sept. "a, 3t.--pd. PHILIP CLA'sh'
Our tailors. dressmakers and milliners arr
now busy getting out seasonable clothing foi
their customers.
SEEDS SEEDS l!-Clover, Timothy and Tur
pip Seeds for sale by GEO. B. CADwALLADER,
NO. ~, hdihFb Gh-s -
July 3O.-4.
Our streets presented a lively appearance dur
ing the past week.
THE Daily Harrisburg Telegraph can be had a
the news store Of Mrs. r. Wilvert, at the pos
Office building, every day after O'Clock p. m
The telegraph is an afternoon paper, and. VII
contain ali the news up to IL O'Clock on the sam
b.-f ha trppy Or month vii
be taken at the above place.
OWING to our time being occupied during TIL
past week in performing the duties of secretar
of the Union Park and Agricultural Associate
in holding their fair. we are unable to give th
usual amount Of locals. As the fair Is OF inte
est TO the farmers and others, we consider 1t
duty to devote our time TO the advancement
their interest to the detriment Of our own bus
ness.
PHILIP CLARK has just received new supp
of black cashmeres and alpacas, and a gener
line of Dress goods and waterproof cloth.
Sept. "a. 3t.--pd.
TnE Steele property advertised in the A'ne'
can. located in Purdytown, has been sold to
III. Conrad, Of the Fairmount Hotel.
TuE fine hats and caps at S. Faust's store,
Market street, will attract attention ne
weak. There will be a grand display, such
has never been seen in Sunbury, of the very be
and most stylish bats and caps. Call and
them.
ouR Young friend, Ferd. X. Hill. Esq,
aereeably surprised on last Monday evening
entering his fathers residence by the presence
alfn
more so, by a gentleman presenting him Win
beautiful rose wood cane, mounted with a g
head. on which was inscribed, "Presbyteri
Church to F. X. Hill, Esq, sunbury, Pa, lof'
This testimonial was rendered as an apprecat
of the services gratuitousiy given By Mr. hiii
,organist and leader Of the ehon oil that chuf
EVERY variety Of cigars and tobacco oi
best qualities, are for sale at Mrs. H. "ll'e
tobacco store, in the Post Office building.
FOR cTs.-Cigars twofor cts. equal
five cent cigars can be had at the post-oiiice.
WE are placed under obligations 20 Mr..
thew Ward, of Mt. Carmel, for n fine specii
beet raised In his lot. The beet weighs {
tiou less than eight pounds. Mr.. Ward, bcs
being an active business man, finds time TO
tend raising vegetables that are scarcely
passed in size or weight.
THE stock at the Union Park aud Agricuit
Association fair this week was the largest
lection and the best ever seen at any fair in
part of the country.
WE met a large number Of our farmer fri
from different parts of the county during
past week at the fair at this place. All q
that the fair this year has been better condt
than at any time before. Prohibiting all J
of gambling and the sale OF liquors on the
ground, meets with great favor everywhere
OReAS grinders are on their return trip,
ing their homes in the eastern cities. The
becoming aristocratic in thei= mode of Il
ing, as they now ride on the cars from one
30 another.
UUeH A. CLARKE, Pre- lessor Of Music II
University of Pennsylvania, has given
eClarke's New Method for the Piano Fo
work which is destined to supersede instr
heretofore in vogue. 1t will be sent by ms
1915, by Book and Music Houses.
THAT soldiers reunion in Middleburg, S
county, is 10 take place on the 5th OF Oct
clfp the following in reference thereto fro
Selinsgrove Tribune: "The soldiers OF Il
t0iniug counties are invited and expected |
1icipste with us. In Union county,
Mitchell, Foster and Brooks and others h
ready made a made move in the right dir
A full regiment from Union Co. is expect'
soldiers are expected to supply themselve
muskets if possible. All are requested
respond freely with the Corresponding BE
at Middleburg, A. X. Gift.