Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-09-24
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INVITATIONS have been extended TO the can
didates for state officers of both parties to b'
present during the fair next week. Hon. Victor
Piolett. Democratic candidate for State Trea
surcr. is expected to deliver n speech on We'd
nesday next on the grounds.
THE Secretary of the Union Park and Agricul-
tural Association will be at the drug store of G.
B. Cadwallader, on East Market street. on to-
morrow Saturday aud on Monday, with the
entry books to enter articles for exhibition.
After Monday he will be found at the fair grounds
during the continuance of the fair.
HoN. c. l.. PERsnING has signifed his iuten-
tion TO visit the fair next week, at this place.
Our neighbor of the Democrat thinks Piolett
Will certainly be defeated, and so do we.
We are in want of money to pay for labor and
stock. Won't those indebted to as come up and
pay!
WE are Informed that u fire broke out in Mr..
Mays large building in shamokin, on Wednes-
day evening last, but fortunately was extinguish-
ed without doing much damage.
PHILIP CLARK has Just received new supply
of black cashmeres and alpacas. and general
line of Dress goods and waterproof cloth.
Sept. "a. 3t.-pd. Q
CAPT. A. K. REED, lately of this place, had
his hand smashed at the Big Mountain Colliery,
near shamokin. few days ago. -
EVERY variety of cigars and tobacco Of the
best qualities, are for sale at Mrs. z. Nilycrt's
tobacco store, in the Post Office building.
2roR crs-Cigars twofor cts. equal to
five cent cigars can be had at the post-offiee.
The Daily Harrisburg Telegraph can be had at
the news store of Mrs. r. Wilvert, at the post
Office building, every day after O'Clock p. m.
The Telegraph is an afternoon paper, and viii
contain all the news up to 12 o'clock on the same
day. Subscriptions by the week or month will
be taken at the above place.
JoHx COLLINS, who was lately carrying on a
book bindery in this place, left on Monday last
for Delaware, Ohio, where he intends to locate
for The future. Mr.. Collins is an exemplary
young man, a good citizen and an excellent me-
ehanic We wish him success in his new home.
WM. FARRow, who is an improving spirit in
the borough of snydertown, has lately torn down
the old house adjoining his large brick hotel, and
is erecting new house.
THE lady scholars in Mr.. Boal's room of the
High School, in this place, presented him with
call bell and gold pen aud holder last Monday
morning. or course he responded on such
pleasant occasion.
SEEDS ! SEEDS l!-Clover, Timothy and Tur-
nip Seeds for sale by GEO. B. CADwAILADER,
No. %, Market ST., Sunbury, Pa.
July SO,-4.
The hop gotten up by Messrs. White, Mcclure
and Ebersol, In Haupt's Hall, on Thursday eve
ming of last week, was a grand success. Every.
thing passed off in most pleasant manner.
We regret that previous engagements prevented
ms from responding to the complimentary invita-
tion extended to us.
A CARD TO OUR MALE READERs.-Gentemen
have Just bought a large lot Of Fancy casimers
from the White Mills for suits.
Sept. "a, 3t.-pd. PHILIP CLARK.
J. G. GuRTNER, ESQ, the efficient express
agent, at this place, started on Monday last on
hunting excursion to be gone about week.
During his absence the business will be transact
ed by Samuel stroh, his assistant, who is well
qualified, obliging and polite.
A UNION picnic Of the Lutheran Sabbath
schools of following Run and Seven Points,
will be held near Seiinsgrove station TO morrow
(SaIurday). general invitation is extended 10
all who feel an interest in the Sunday school
cause TO attend. Parties from Sunbury san
reach the grounds by the $40 train, and return
At s:15 or O'Clock p m.
r. ,ho
Post Office building.
PRAIRIE FLOWER Fine Cut Tobacco, at the
Post Office building.
OK Friday last, young man name McNelty,
employed on the shamokin division N. &. r. R.,
aad a thumb and fingers smashed, while coup
ling care at the Weigh Scales.
THE fine Alderney cattle of Hon. J. B. Packer,
If sunbury, and Jacob Folmer, of Watsontown,
will be % exhibition at the fair next week
Col b. TAGGAKT will have all his fine cattle
IT the fair next week.
THE fine hats and caps at S. Faust's store, on
Market street, will attract the attention next
week. There will be a grand display, such as
Ias never been seen in Sunbury, of the very best
nd most stylish hats and caps. Call and see
hem.
IS the premium list published of the Union
lark and Agricultural Association Fair. at this
lace, to be held next week, VIC notice that the
rand military and iremens parade is advertised
IN the 29th and 30th. The parade will take
lace on Wednesday the 2Sth, and the premiums
warded. The entries for the fair at the Office
the Secretary will not be closed until Tues
'ay the 2sth.
A SUCKING ca.f weighing $50 lbs, belonging
Mr.. Abraham Rothermel, of Georgetown,
i'll be exhibited at the fair next week.
THE Niagara Express, which formerly ran
trough from this place to Williamsport with
1t stopping, except at Northumberland, now
ops at Montandon on being tagged. The
'iagara train: is due at Montandon at 1859
NJ.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. MUssELMAN was reelected
strict Deputy Grand Chancellor of the Knights
Pythias of Northumberland county for tho
suing year.
irs of rubber boots and shoes, fresh from the
Brunswick factory, the best make now in
:. Ladies' 80 cts per pair to so, mems 80 tC
cts, nens' gum Boots So so SO co. Elmira
Watsontown boots, and full line Of al
ds of shoes at the lowest prices. Call anC
mine my stock.
ept. "a, 3t.-pd. PHILIP CLARK.