Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-01-06


are called upon to chronicle an accident which
has cast a gloom over THE entire community.
Last evening about O'Clock, while Mr.. Richard
Guilty and wife, of McEwensville, were crossing
the railroad in q two-horse buggy at Pardee's
Planning Mill, In this borough, they were struck
by the engine of O passenger train going south.
By actual measurement Mrs. Gufry was thrown
et feet and received injuries that proved fatal
about w O'Clock. She was Immediately taken
to the house of George Straub, near by, and
DR.. II. D. Hunter summoned, who dressed her
wounds. The face and right forehead was
frightfully cut After death had ended her suf-
ferings, the body was brought up to the house of
her father, Mr.. Robert Mckee, sr. The person
of Mr.. Guffy adhered to the pilot Of the lccomo-
tive until the train was stopped, distance of
one hundred yards from where the buggy was
first struck. Mr.. Gudy was brought back to the
depot and from thence taken to the house of his
brother. A. j. Guffy, Esq, where DR.. Bowman
dressed the wounds. He was very much hurt
about the head and also in the back AT first 1t
was thought that he, too, could not recover, but
we are happy to state that at present C10:0o a.
m. today, the chances are greatly in his favor.
He appears to be conscious but is unable TO
buggy, being squarcly on the track, was broken
in pieces. Mr.. and Mrs. Guffy had been in town
during the day, and when the accident happened.
were on their way to attend the wedding of Mr..
John Mckee, brothereof Mrs. Gufiy, which
was to take place near Pottsgrove, later in the
evening. Should Mr.. Gufy not recover, four
small children will be left to mourn the untimely
death of respected and afIectionate parents.
just as we go to press, 81 O'Clock this (Fri-
day. afternoon, DR.. II. D. Hunter informs us
that Mr.. Guffy still remains in very precarious
condition. Watsontoocn Record, Dec. %.
We learn that Mr.. Guffy died on Sunday morn
ing last, from the effects of his injuries.-[ ED.
AMERICAN.
BELOW we publish the Report of the Secretary
Of the Accommodation Saving Fund and Loan
Association
SUSBuRY, Dec. 80. 1871.
To the Managers and Stockholders of the Accom-
modation Saving Fund s. Loan Association, of
sunbury, Pa.
GENTLEMEN In accordance with Article 9th
of the Bylaws of this Association, | beg leave to
submit the following report, or Financial State
ment, for the year ending Dec. 81, 1871.
There are at present 1=2 Stockholders, holding
G63 Shares, from whom we have received the
following amounts, viz:
RECEIPTS.
For Membership Fees, ut 1Oc
per Share, 500 80
For Dues, 7794 IL
D" Fines, 8 20
" Premiums on new shares
subscribed, SO So
Total Cash Receipts, s79O3 64
Add Premiums received from
Loans, 1916 SO
Total Receipts for the year, -- $3.50 90
EXPENDITURES.
For Books, Stationery, &C., $3.50 42
" Printing Constitution and
Bylaws, 6S 90
For Rent, 20 90
" Secretary's Salary, 150 90
" Trcasurer's Commission, 1l3 08
s5l9 SO
Withdrawal shares, 500
Total, 1924 so
Par Value of COS Shares
at Sl2, each, S7956 90
Deduct amount Of Dues
unpaid, 149 90
--7SO7 90
Whole total, ss33l so
Total Net Proceeds for the year,, SG4S ~
HENRY CLEMENT TREASURER.
DIR.
To amount received from Secretary, s7903 ca
To amount received from Loans paid, 14700 0U
To amount received, Interest, SO 00
Balance due Treasurer, IL IL
s22,615 "a
CIR.
By amount paid ont on Orders, S22,6l5 81
OUTSTANDING.
Notes In hands of Treasurer not due, $4,000 OF
none,
! Dues unpaid, 149 OF
| Fines unpaid, q
Total amount outstanding Dec. so III, SS,756 q
All of which is respectfully submitted,
JACOB SHlPMAN,
Secretary,