Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-12-18
From the Daily.l

| Court PROCEEDINGS. - The following case
were disposed Of this week:
! Culver, Barber N Co. vs.. Samuel Stanley, e
al. Plaintiff suffers 4 ron-suit and plaintiff 70
costs. Hill for plaintiff; Brice for defendants
til. Ashbridge & Co. vs.. wm. Wilmington
Judgment for plaintiffs for S25S. 7. II. B. Ka5
for plaintiffs L. II. Kase for defendant.
! Ira T. Clement VS.. Mt. Carmel township. Dis
| continued
! Simon Randall vs.. James Bachelor. Verde
for plaintiff for S1l4 30. Simpson and Brice fO
! plaintiff; Vincent for defendant.
I A. }. Stroh vs.. Henry Simmonds. In cOurst
ofsettlemcnt. Boyer for plaintiff; Ryan for dc
| ftndant.
| Same vs.. Same. In course Of settlement.
John NJ. Bckel ct al. Us. Jacob Rainer. In
CO sc OF settlement.
-yraham Stamer vs.. Samuel L. Culp and an
{ er. Non-suit. Snyder for plaintiff; T.. IL
B. Kase for defendant.
thompson Bower, executor of John Bower.
dt ID, VS.. Cyrus Brown. Replevin for house
sid to defendant by Lewis Bower, who was not
authorized to sell. Verdict for plaintiff for 81 4g
So Foust and McCleery for plaintiff; Laurent
and Brown for defendant.
John Masser VS.. Aaron X. Trou;man. Settled.
MmTos ITEMs.-We copy the following items
from the UltoaiGn of last week:
TIE public house of Charles Hartman at Mon
tandon, was entered by two robbers on Monday
night, but a daughter of the proprietor being
awake gave the alarm and the burglars made
of without any booty
d. JORDAN, Esq, Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank has been deprived of the full use of
his ocaI organs by reason Of 4 cold which has
settled in his throat. He has been afflicted in
this way for some weeks, the disease yielding
very slowly o the remedies employed.
THE new Touring mill erected by Vim. B.
Kemmerer on Muddy Run, on the site of the Old
mill which was destroyed by fire last summer, is
about completed, and will be in readiness for
business next week. We expect to give our
readers full description of the new mill in \
short time.
A COMMERCIAL traveller stopping at HUFF
Hotel, left his baggage, consisting cf leather
telescope valise filed with samples, at the ?. &
z. depot on Monday evening intending to take
the midnight train changing his mind he re-
mained at the hotel until morning. During the
evening his valisc was stole from the depot.
Some of the samples were discovered next day
along the railroad near MontandOn. The valise
and sample case were found on Thursday, the
former secreted in a shed near the marsh, the
latter at the bottom Of the canal opposite the
marsh where they had been sunk by means of a
stone tied to them. One of the va!ises was ut
terly ruined by the water. About one-half of
the samples including some fine toweling and al
paccas were recovered. Mr.. Fisk nett loss viii
reach $50, on which there is no insurance.
WE observe by the newspapers, that the Ba,ti-
more fire place heaters have taken the highest
nremiun at the Fair Of the American Institute,
in New York which closed few weeks since
These heaters are manufactured by Messrs. Bi5b
& Co.. in Baltimore, who in the last six or eight
wears have made every improvement that inge-
nuitv and experience could suggest. The radi-
atinC surface is unusually large, and the maCa-
zine most capacious. These are very important
requisites in stoves Of this character. These
heaters have a world wide reputation, and justly
so. They are not only more beautiful than the
ordinary stove, but more convenient, and per
form quite as much service in the room where
located. besides heating the second, and often
the third story rooms most eiiectually. Their
best recommendation is, perhaps, the fact that
where they are once introduced they are almost
ALWAYS duplicated, and no other class Of stoves
come in competition with them.
LIST of Letters remaining in the Post Office in
Sunbury, Decembe! Is, 1874:
John Auman, Maggie Boyer, Stephen Dew
herst, Maggie Jarrett, John Dixon Lee, 4, (for-
eign), J. r. Long, John Myers, l.. c. Miller,
Mrs. Geo. w. Mar.
Persons calling for letters viii please say they
J.J. SMITH, P. NJ.
THE Farmers and Hortioulturists' Association
2Gth instant, at . O'Clock P. NJ, at Augusta Post
Office Members will please present their re-
ports. J. X. CLARK, Secretary
IMPORTANT EYE Observation-Disclosures Of
the complete restoration to sight Of w. W. Cor
coran, ESQ. the eminent Washington philanthro-
pist, has been received by his numerous friends
here, with much qualification. Mr.. Corcoran
writes to his ocuiist. DR.. G. Reuling, Of Balti-
more, in grateful terms, that he is now able to
read and write again, with the same eye, which
before DR.. ReuIing's operation was entirely
blind.
FAIL ASD WINTER HATs.-An the latest style
of hats are now open at s. Faust's store on
Market square. Most beautiful styles adorn
his windows which are sold cheap. Gentlemen's
furnishing goods are supplied at the lowest
prices.
For RENT.-The Drug Store Room now occu-
pied by W. ID. Melck. Also the room adjoining
Faust's hat store. Enquire of II. b. MAssEE.
List Of Jurors for January Term.
1875.