Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-04-03
THE following are the appointments made by
the Central Pennsylvania Conference

The following are the appointments made by
the Central Pennsylvania Conference:
wILIIAMsPoRT DISTRICT.
T. Mitchell, Presiding Elder, Wiliiamsport,
Pine street, D. S. Monroe, J. F. Davis, sup. !:
Mulberry street, J. J. Pierce Price chapel, A.
W. Gibson; Third street, B. F. Stevens; New
berry, Z. II. Yocum LycOming, A. b. Hooven !;
Loyasock, A. Il. Mench Susquehanna, j.
Rothrock; MOntOursyille, A. NJ. Creighton /;
Muney, NJ. l.. Drum; Hughesyille, f. Butler;
Muncy Creek, C. W. Burnley, c. ]. Buck Wat
sontown, J. a. Woodcock; Montandon, to be
supplied Elimsport, Z. $. Rhone; Milton, S. {.
Swallow Lewisburg, L. Miflnburg, NJ. 7.
Crosthwaite Saladasburg, J. 7. Wilson CO.
gan Valley, Z. N. Chilcoat Liberty Valley, a.
c. Crosthwaite; Ralston, II. F. Cares, Jersey
Shore, W. c. Hesser; Pine Creek, II. Lundy:
Great Island, D. Il. M'Closky Lock Haven, D.
J.. Bowman, j. L. King. sup, i. f. Kelley, sup.
salona, j. b. CuGdy, j. y. Moorehcad; Hyner,
J. B. Akers; Remove, 6. Warren Shiutowu, to
be supplied by Mr.. Graham; Leidy, j. b. Moore;
Sinnemahoning, A. Z. Taylor, W. S. Wilson
Emporium, J. W. Olewine; West Greek, to be
supplied Caledonia, J.. q. Heck; Wharton, 10
be supplied by 2. Bird.
Ell. Gray-Pre5ident Williamsport Dickinson
seminary and member Of Mulberry street guar
terly conference.
/. II. MISUNDERSTANDING Pennsylvania Bible
Society, and member of Mulberry street quarter
ly conference.
II. A. Currau - Professor Keystone Normal
School, and Member OF Mulberry street quarter
ly conference.
J. F. BobE-PIofessor Pennington seminary,
y. j., and member of Salladashurg quarterly
conference.
DANvILLE DISTRICT.
" S. Buckingham, Presiding Elder: DanSille,
St. Paul's, F. b. Riddle; Danyillc, Trinity, y.
W. Guyer; Riverside, A. 5. Bowman; North
umberland J. Hunter; Washington, \. 5. Ne
denhan, y. r. Smith Bloomsbury, j. II. NJ
Garrah; Espey and Lightstreet, F. Z. Crever
Orangevil.e. F. Gearhart Benton, J. F. Craig,
T. g. Faus, ). Creighton Mtliinville. j. Stine,
T. II. Tubbs Bloomngdale, II. Wilson, to be
supplied by VI. c. Britain; Muhlenberg, W.
Moses; shickshinny, J. 4. Gere; White Haven,
E. T. Swartz; Hickory Run, c. l.. Benscoter;
Weatherly, J. P. Moor Hazlcton, WV Evans;
Brown, ]. Hornimg. ". A. Carver; Catawissa,
B. ?. King Elysburs, 7. o. Clees. G. VI. Sa-
vidge: Shamokin, J. c. Clarke -; Centralia, 6.
VI. Laned Excelsior, to be supplied; Helfen-
stein, II. B. Fortner; Mt. Carmel, 5. W. Sears;
Ashland. ". 4. Houck Trcvorton, q. II. Day;
snvdertown, y. ". Colburn; Sunbury, j. A. Dc
Mover Selinsgrove. J. Moorehcad.
b. II. Creycr, principal Worthington seminal
nv, Minnesota. member of Bloomsbury quarterly
conference
JUSIAIA DISTRICT.
N. K. Foster, Presiding El.er. Huntington.
j. s. M'Murray Petersburg. !. \. Ross; Ma
nor Hill, ". A. Clppnger; Enisvile, J. heck-
man +; Mount Union, VI. l.. Smith; Newton
Hamilton, A. r. Miller; M'Neytown, G. ;.
Sykes: Granville. W. \. M'Kee; Lewstowp.
W. G. Furguson, ". NJ. Frysngcr, sup; Free
dom, J. X. Akers Decatur, NJ. c. Piper; Nil.
roy, J. p Long; Mifilin, q. Z. Penepacker;
Thompsoniown, W. Schribner; Port Royal, ".
Z. whitney, c. W. Marshal New Bloomfield,
A. W. Decker, L. S. Smith; Concord, &. S.Sing
er, W. Bowden Burnt Cabins, W. W. Dunmire;
Shirleysburg, ". NIX. Kelley; Three sPrings,
f. Shoemaker; Cassyille, G. ". Dunlap: NJ
Connestown, Z. White; Saxton, W. II. Stevens,
W. F. Heck Everett, J. Donahue Rays Hill,
T. F. Mcclure, ID. II. Huston f; Bedford, I. SheI
lock Bedford circuit, j. W. Ely Schellsburg,
J. NJ. Johnston Pleasantvilc, J. ". Bell.
OVER AyARIcIoUs.-Some time ago We no.
ticed the extraordinary luck of two editors, re-
sulting in a division of the contents of hog
guessing bank. We are pleased to note another
streak of luck Of one of the same brothers OF the
quill. 1t appears, from recent reports, that
Erred" the colored porter of the Clement
House, has a heart large as bushel, and is
frequently induced to show il by bestowing gifts
on his most intimate and worthy friends.
Though a ,rool-dyed Republican, his magnanimi-
ty sometimes causes him TO leave the path of
virtue for few moments, when he mingles with
the Democracy. Under the influence of this &c
nerous nature, ''Fred,' on last Tuesday, Pur-
chased large shad, and presented it toa Demo
cratic editor, not a thousand miles from here,
for the purpose of giving the links Of friendship
an additional polish. No presentation speeches
were made, but il was noticed that the editor
went through many gestures, indicative Of
stood by himself than the magnauimous Erred"
On passing .he Clement House with his gift, the
fortunate editor steEped in to boast Of his luck
and his opportunity to I'll up his 'vesket.' While
sojourning at the hotel for few moments, a go
verument official made an cttr for the shad
which was immediately accepted, rs the editor
could not Withstand the temptation of the i!thy
lucre. The - cents were forked over, and as
the profit was considerable, the editor stood the
rounds, leaving out in the cold his coored fIiend
Erred" With such AZ amazing succession of
luck among some o! our editors, We may soon
look tor large improvements looming mp in the
vicinity of Sunbury. Fred now believes in
neither black spirits white spirits, hnt thinks
il hard or the ''niggcr.'