Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13
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Fort Augusta BulldlnB anu Loth hssooio'iVh' VI
sunbury, Incorporated.
Com. rs. Chas. HonniDger. and Bas. NaI'
gsret Lesser, proseoutrlx. Bound over.
Com. VS.. s. W. Adems.- and Rss eelony
| Rets, prosooutrix. Bound over.
Com ". Augustus weik.--For and Bss.. Eliza,
beth Watt, proseeuuix. Bound over
Workinsrncn Benevolent Association, Of Sbamo-
kin, Incorporated.
Com. vs.. A. j. Rhodos.-Laroeny M. D. Wsa-
yer, prosecutor, IN pfdcase. Bound ever.
! AyrzRScoS.
Com. vs.. D Il Driesbaoh-Dcscrtion. Mrs. Dries
bach, prosocutrx. Bound over.
Com vs. " Hoglan, Aquilla Breach and Jacob
!snyder--obstructin public highway. Bound over
Com vs. Reuben Johnson--Nuisnnce. Chief Bur-
CESS of Northumberland Borough, prosecutor, old
case. Bound over.
Com VS. II p sprnger--Falss pretenss, c Risely,
prosecutor. Recognirance of defendant and bail
forfeited.
Com VS. Geo ststzel-For. and Dss Hannah Hi.
bush, prosecutrix. Bound over.
Com VI Augustus szimmerman-K eep;ng gambling
house. Bill ignored. Prosecutor for costs.
| Watsontewn Borough Election Case-Rule to make
Prosecutor pay cost.
! Com vs. Frederick Dpner, Lewis Narquett aud
Jacob Sehook-As1uf. and Robbery. Defendants
not guilty.
Com vs. George Dunklebergsr-For. and Ras -
Sarah Z. Fasheldt, Pressoutri1. Guilty. Usual SEN
| tenes.
Com VS. Christsn Ned-Assault and Battery. Bill
ignored. VIM D Hans, prosecutor, for costs.
Com ". George Huoy and Ruth HuOy-Jno HuOy'
prosecutor. True bill. Bound over.
Gem VS. jeremiah Savage ob,truoting public
highway. Msliok, prosecutor. True bill Bound
over.
Com vs Charles whsrton-Fer and Bas, Mrs S
Gsrwiek, prosecutrix Bound over.
Com VS. Freeman Ssrvis-For. and BE. Rsssgni-
ianos of defendant and bail forfeited.
EVENING.
Court was in session for the purpose Of granting
Tavern and Restaurant Licenses. Petitions fer and
against and remenstrnness were read, and evidence
taken in behalf and against quite number Of appli-
osRts. Quite lively scene was had at one time,
caused by the rapid, vehement and loud voice of
woman who seemed to be interested in certain
of an applicant Tho granting Of Licenses then
adjourned until Wednesday.
TUESDAY, March 9, 1869.
His Honor, Judge Jordan, being still confined to
his room, the Associates conducted Court.
Thomas J Smith, Esq, Of Snyder county, wassrorf
and admitted to practice in this county.
Com VS. Catharine Crist-Disorderly house Abra-
hs,, Culp prosecutor. Guilty. Fined s2s and costs
Of prosecution about 81 S0 and undergo an i'm pri-
sonnent in the County Jail for four calender months
Com vs. George Huoy-.Surety of tho pesoe-John
Huoy prosecutsr-Court sentenced each party to pay
ono half the costs.
Several petitions were presented and suspanss in
divorce awarded.
Con vs Andrew DrufTner-Assault and Battery
Nancy erunher, pro.ecutrix. Guilty. Fined $40 and
costs Of prosecution, about $500 and enter into bail
in the sum of 5000 to keep the peaoo.
Com W William Castlss-Lareeny-J0h Shell,
prosecutor. Defendant bound over
Andrew Gutelius va James Shriuer ct al, hoirs of
John Shriner, deceased Plaintiff aud Defendants
had agreed to have formal verdict rendered IL ia
vor of plaintiff for $1,000 rs.
Com 70 David Clsrk-Maioious misshisf-D sfsnd-
ant on motion, discharged
Some time of the Court was taken up in motiess
Com VS. Gesrge Leibig-LaEeeny Mol. pros. en-
tered by leave Of Court, and defendant discharged
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Petition for ehange of place of holding election In
Delaware Township, presented. Court granted pc
tition, and ordered special election to be held on
Saturday, the Oath day of May next
The rest Of the day devoted to the grsntiag Of
Tavern and Restaurant Lfeensss.
Court adjourned until Monday next, the 18th inst,
at 10 o'clock, An.
County AGRICULTURAL MEnrIse.-The Annual
Meeting of The Northumberland County Agricul-
tural Society was held at the Court House in Sun
bury, on hOnday,ths sth March, 1869, at 10 clock
P NJ, according to previous public notice. Robert
Mon IN, ,t,.A hat. II
tsry.
On molten Of Tbenas Barr, Esq. our County Az.
ieultuta Fair for 1882 was directed to be held at
TurSotville.
The society then proceeded to the election Of Off
GERS for the eusaiug yenr, as fellows, to wit
President-JoRs TWEED.
Woe Presidents-RoBERr MONTGOMERY and JAS
D. BARR
Mansgors-Jacob Huntzeckcr, John Mcfarland
John W. Mccormick, David Dieheubaohsr, DR.. T.. |
H. Hornsr, Henry Faber, Henry Ramp, John Klapp,
b, ID. Barte and John P. Denter
Corresponding Seeretary-Thsma. Barr, ESD. in
place off,. r. Hefngsr, who declined re-eleetion
Recording Secretary-Dr. E. II. Herner
Trsa.ursr-william saridgs.
Lbraran-Simon Opp.
On motion of Thomas Barr, ESQ
Resolved, That the Chair appoint a COMMITTEES of
seven ladies to consider and report the premiums 10
be offered by the society fair for all such
matters n sppertain to the Ladies Departments.
Whersupon, the Chair appointed the following la |
dies to compose said oom nittos, to wit
Mrs, William savidgo, Mrs. Henry Raup, Mrs H. |
S. Psber, Mrs. R. G. Ruckmsn, Mrs Samuel Rus.
sell, Mrs. John MeFsrlnna and Mrs Daniel Smith.
J. F. Wofngsr, the retiring Corresponding Score |
try, here made short address, thanking the officers
and members Of the society for their uniform kind.
nets towards him and the generous confidence repos
cd in him in all of his past official relations with the
society, and expressing the hope that a. the war and
its varisus troubles now all happily ever, our
County Agricultural Society may now, under its Off
GERS Just chosen, pay far greater and more successful
attention to cur soantys agricultural interests than
has heretofore done.
On motion Of Thomas Barr, ESQ,
Resolved That the thanks of this society are here.
by rendered TO f. Wol6nger, our retiring secreta-
ry for his long careful and faithful sHrvsss 40 seere
tary OF the society.
Which was unanimously carried
On melton Of ]. f. wolnuger,
Resolved, That ZEN. William Kase pnyid L. Ir.