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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
Manhood: How Lost, How RestOr-
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Address the Publishers,
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NOTKCE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons iE-
IN debted TO me on note or book account,
that am now closing my accounts up to the
first day of January, 1876, and that the same
must be settled before on the first day of
FEBRUARY. 1876, after which date all old accounts
will be left in the hands of Justice of the
Peace for collection.
Sunbury, Jan. II, '16. VAL. DIETZ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
T0NSORIAL.

Go to Washington's barber shop
The first in the town.
To Se shaved right, and hair cut,
And colored up brown.
Ladies' and children are invited to come,
Who will be waited on kindly
With the rest of the throng.
Switches, Braids and Curs repaired, altered and
made to order from combings;
We are the living mementoes
Of history and song,
Having survived the great changes
or many years long,
Tho beset by opponents,
In our good old sphere;
We are still living to kick,
And kicking to live here.
J. WASHINGTON, Proprietor.
and local and travelling agent for DR.. Living
stones new and complete works, Third street
four doors above Market, Sunbury, Pa.
Dec. 81, 1881
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
Administrator Notice.
Estate of Ralph Thirloway, decd.

Estate of Ralph Thirloway, dec'd.)
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj
IN ministration having been granted to the un-
dersigned on the estate of Ralph Thirlovay, late
OF the Borough of Mt. Carmel, North'd County,
Pa. deceased. All persons Indebted to saie es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them for set
tlement. DAVID ]. LEWIS, Admir-.
Mt. Carmel, Jan. II, 1876.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
1sn Aobsrtisemrmts.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Sunbury, Pa, W. A..
"A HAMBR1GHT, Proprietor Has been re-
fitted and re-furnished throughout. Good and
ample accommodations for all. The bar Is sup
piled with the best liquors.
Sunbury, Jan. 2S-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
Coal STATEMENT FOR 1875.

Amount Shipped
the The Coal Trade of the from
1889 including
-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

When visiting the State Capitol at Harrisburg
an entire stranger - the manner Of Low business
is transacted, it lie great relief to find that the
officers and clerks are always accommodating,
courteous and polite in the various departments
Of on State government. Among the many
gentlemanly clerks in the departments is Mr..
Geo. +. Hoffman, in the Treasury Office, who is
daily gaining friends throughout the State, by
his amiable and accommodating disposition and
courteous treatment TO all who may have bust
ness transactions in thu Office. Mr.. Hoffman Is
an efficient clerk, and young man of exemplary
character, staunch Republican whose future
prospects are most encouraging, correct in his
business tranactions, and acquainted in all the
departments, he is making hosts of friends by
readily giving any information desired to any
one applying to him, TO expedite their busI-
ness.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

A. j. STRoH informs the public that he still
hsrgs out his sign as an auctoneer, on Market
street, Sunbury. Those having sales will find it
to their advantage to employ him, as he gener-
ally gets good prices. 2mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
X. ERDMAN.

w JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
SHAMOKIN, PENN'A.
Collections and all other business entrusted to
his case will receive prompt attention.
Shamokin, Jan. 81, 1S76.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
II the Court Of Common Pleas No.
.or The COanty of Philadel-

i INC 'ha'er OF the Sunbury and Lew;stOwn Railroad
M. Company.
Inc hlasier and Auditor appointed to audit settle
ana aaJst tGe account of the Trustees and to report
distribution OF the fund arising from the sale of the
franchises ana property Of the sunbury and Lewstown
halIoad company, VIII meet all parties interested
the city Of Philadelphia, On WEDNESDAY, the ID dsv
of FEBRUARY, 1876 at L O'Clock, noon An iondholiey.
and other claim is are requested 10 present their de-
nands. CHARLES II. I. COLIIS
JAN 2l, lSsJ. Master and Auditor
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8usimess locals.

Csro GsoO Per Day home. Terms free. Address
tTJ AOtcZU q. STISsoS Co., Portland, Maine.
Jan. %, IS7j.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
Grand Juror. for March Term Isze

Grand Jurors for March Term, 1876.
BiInan, Henry P, Delaware.
Clifford, John, Shamokin Dor.
Curtis John, Shamokn Dor.
Cooner, John b., Watsontown.
Crawford, Elijah, Turbut.
Cares, Conrad F., Milton.
Dunkelberger, John, Lower Augusta
Eckert, Crawford, North'd.
Fasod, Henry, Lower Augusta.
Rooms, Samuel, Sunbury.
kreamer, Jacob, Coal.
kemmcTer, Samuel A, Turbut.
Mexican, James j., Delaware.
Nevins, Samuel F., Sunbury.
Paul, Caster H., North'd.
Rgney, Patrick, Coal.
Reed, Farnsworth, Point.
Rouke, Simon, Mt. Carmel twp.
Shade, Jacob, Jr., Lewis.
Swenk, Thomas, Milton.
Salter, Michael, Shamokin twp.
Smith, Benjamin, Chillisquaque.
Weaver, Peter, Srnbury.
9ordy, Isaac, Zerbe.
List Of Petit Jurors for March
Term, 1876.
Albright, Joseph, Watsontown.
Bastian, Peter, Turbut.
Bly,, John, WatsOutOwn.
BaddOrf, Levi, Little Mahanoy.
Bright, Peter, Sunbury.
Bggs, Henry, Sunbury.
Caryen, William, Lower Augusta.
Cooner, Samuel, Delaware.
CrOuser, Jacob, Point.
Clark, John, Sunbury.
Davis, Morgan, Mt. Carmel twp.
ForrsteT, Philip, Upper Augusta.
lioke, Elias, Jordan.
Haupt, Lewis D., SunburY.
Helt, Joseph, Coal.
Huether, Michael, Turbut.
Heller, Franklin, TuTbutvile.
Kline, William, Snydertown
Leisenring, Franklin, Shamokln Twp.
Latsha, Henry, Mt Carmel Dor.
Laird, Russell p, Riverside.
Morhead, William D., Milton.
Oberdorf, Peter j., Upper Augusta.
Peters, Henry, Sunbury.
Ragan, John, Shamokn.
Raker, Corneous, Shamokin.
Renninger, James, Northumberland.
Riddle, William, Turbut.
Rockefeller, Godfrey, Rush.
Raup, Henry, Turbutville.
Reed, Daniel F., Little MaAanoy.
ReitZ, Isaac, Lower Mahanoy.
Raup, John, Mt. Carmel Dor.
Raupt, Jacob, Sr., Lewis.
Shuman, jerome NJ, Shamokn.
SavIdge, Benjamin, Turbutvile.
Seller, Emanuel, ShamOkn.
Snyder, James W., Turbutville.
schretTler, Uriah, Washington.
Smith, Levi, Milton.
Scheffler, Joseph, Point.
shindel, Philip NJ, Upper Augusta.
Starr, Andrew, Lower Augusta.
Sterner, Jacob, Delaware.
Schreffler, John, Washington.
Sober, Samuel, Shamokin twp.
Wilmer, Isaac H., Lower Mahanoy.
Werntz, Henry, Mt. Carmel Dor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

SHEET MUsIC.-A large assortment for sale
at the periodical stand in the postofice.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
NEW TEA STORE! |!
The undersigned have just opened
TEA STORE
Market Square, SUNBURY, PA,
Where they intend to make the finest Teas, the
best Coffees, and strictly pure Spices
speciality. They are now re-
ceving large
STOCK OF TEAS.

are selling for CASH at greatly reduced rates.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine our goods and prices.
A. F. HAZELTINE & co.
Sunbury, Jan. 2s, 1S76.-6 mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
CTATEMENT
Of the Financial Condition of the
borough Of Sunbury on Janu-
ary 32d. 1876.

As required by the Sixth Section of an Act OF
Assembly to regulate the manner of increas
ing the Indebtedness of municipalities, &C.,
approved the Goth of April, 1874.
FUNDED DEBT.
To John B Packer, now due, estim'd Sl,1OO 90
To George Weser - " $50 90
Bonds of 1867, payable 1st
jan, loIS......... ................ s3,oGO
Interest thereon unpaid, est. 262 90
Bonds of 1873, pay'ble May1,
1888 3........ .......................3 81 600 90
Interest thereon unpaid, est. 3,4lG 90
37,41G 90
Amount of funded debt .............. s42 ,32S co
FLOATING DEBT.
Borough orders outstanding 23d Jan,
1875, per last report Sc, l3I 80
Boro' orders issued TO 23d JAN, 1876, 5,14S OS
s1l,2S5 IS
Boro' orders redeemed by
Treas. Gearhart ........ ..... 5000 as
Boro' orders redeemed by
Treas. Engla ................... 4,0IO 0S
- 6,597 u
Boro' ord. outstand'g 23d Jan, &c s4,6S7 &c
Poor orders outstand>g 23d
Jan, rs, per last report ga, S34 80
Poor orders issued since last
report to 23d jan, 1876 in
East Ward d.........Sl ,749 80
West Ward ...... 2,027 0S
- S3.T16 5s
s7,6ll 0S
Poor orders redeemed.....- 2,67S 81
Outstanding poor orders...... 1882 26
Amount Of Floating Debt. S9,619 70
ASSETS of the Borough of sunbury.
Due on pavement liens, cstimated. 1886 SO
Rent from wharvcs ........................ $50 90
Uncollected taxes Cf '73 subject to ex-
onerations and commissions .......... ,O01 II
Uncollected taxes of 1874, subject to
generations and commissions ......... 3, ,35G So
Uncollected taxes of 1875, subject to
eXonerations and commissions .........12, 3G1 go
Amount of assests.................s s17,915 55
NET INDEBTEDNESS.
Amount of funded debt ................ Si2 S2S 90
50 60 floating debt .................. 9,619 ~
S51, ,974 ~
Amount of assets 1S,9l5 55
Amt. of net indebtedness. :. So, ,OS2 II
Valuation of taxable property in assessments
of 1875.
west Ward Szof,o ,oOO w
East Ward 249, ,2S0 90
SSH, $40 90
W. I. GREENOUGH,
GEO. B. CADWALLADER,
w. T. GRANT,
Sunbury, Jan. Is, 1875.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF |.
o. OF .. F.-A special session of the Grand
Lodge of /. o. of o. +. of Pennsylvania, con-
vened in lodge room of No. GO, at O'Clock on
Thursday, February 3, 1876. Most Worthy
Grand Master. John Levergood, presiding, who
was assisted by r. w. ID. q. NJ. Geo. F. Borie Il.
W. G. W., S. B. Boyer r. W. G. Secretay, Jas.
b. Nicholson 2. g., John A. Taylor, acting as
4. W. G, Treasurer p. G., Rev. Jacob Wam-
pole, as W. G. Chaplain w. Grand Conductor,
{. ID. Brewer; d. d. q. NJ, A. n. Brice, as W.
g. Marshal r. e.. Em'l Wilvcrt, as Grand
Guardian, and p. g., John klase, as W. e.
Herald. After the lodge was duly opened certi
hcat Of ninety seven Past Grands were eK-
amined, who were admitted into the Grand
Lodge. The secret work of the order was then
exempliied by Z. W. ID. G. NJ, Geo. F. Borie
The Grand Lodge then adjourned to the lodge
room Of No. 2u3, where a number of members
of the Rebekah Degree Lodge had assembled,
and the work of that degree was excmplined. In
the evening visitation meeting was held in No.
G20 room, when the work again exempli6ed
by Grand Sire, James b. Nicholson. The VISIT
of the Grand Lodge officers to this part Of the
country, no doubt, had good effect among the
members of that fraternity.
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Jan. 81, 4w.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Catharine Gonsert, dec'd.)
NCTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ ministratiOn having been granted to the
undersigned on the estate of Catherine Gonsert.
late of Lower MahanOy twp, Northumberland
County, Pa, deceased All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
ANDREW GONSER, Admir-.
Lower Mahanoy twp, Jan. IA, 1876.
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VIIILLIAM WATER.
House, Sign and FrescOe Painter,


Will attend to granting, painting and Frescoeing in
OIL of churches, halls and private houses at short
tice. Jan. ~ lS76.-6ms.
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Asiu advertisements.
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned not purchases note
aed january a. 1876 payable to the order of John Al
& AZ the Allersburg Bank, Dauphin county, Pa, for
y nIy Sool dollars as l VIII not pay said note unless
oo,nPslied to by law. WILLIAM DUBENDORF.
Jordan twp, North'd CO., Jan. 2s, 1s76-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

FIVE DAYS A BRIDE-SAD REALITY IN LIFE
II is very unusual occurrence that the an
nouncement of the wedding and the death OF
the bride appears in the same issue of a news
paper, yet such an incident is recorded in the
MltonidH (weekly,) published at Milton, Pa,
January 2lst, 1876, IN relation to the marriage
and death of the bride, Miss Anna VI. Rhawu,
Of that place, young lady of most estimable
aud lovely character, whose early demise is
mourned by numerous relatives and friends in
her own town as well as p this place. We copy
the reference made by that paper 10 the sad
event:
Welded AND DIED.-lt is seldom We are
called upon to record SO sad a circumstance as
the death of Mrs. Anna NJ. Strine. On Thurs
day Of last week, January 10, 1876. at 6 O'Clock
A. NJ, Mr.. Thomas Strine and Miss Anna NJ.
Rhawn were married, having intended to start
on their wedding tour on the Z O'Clock train.
But a. the bride was not well, being barely able
to stand up while the marriage ceremony was
performed, the tour was abandoned. She CON
tinuei TO grow wors. until Monday night last,
when the doctors Informed the family that she
would live but a few hours at farthest, and that
she might die before morning. The news was
broken 10 her by one of her relatives. She re-
ceiveG the dread announcement calmly, and said
il il was the Lords will she was ready 10 die.
She sent for all her friends and bade them fare
well, speaking to each one in a feeling manner,
sang a fayorite hymn, and at O'Clock A. N. on
Tuesday morning passed from this life to a bet
ter The blow is heavy one to the afllict-
ed parents and friends and especially so TO the
husband, whose welded life was of such short
Duration and so completely over-shadowed by
sickness and death. The entire community
NOUNS, and the greatest sympathy is felt for
those who are so deeply bereaved. The power
that strengthened the dying bride and gave peace
TO her last hours on earth can alone assuage the
grief and comfort the hearts of the mourning
relatives.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
A PRISONER In HIGH GLER.

! When the four arrived at the Jail, Farrell, The
one who had been arrested at Pottsvle, was in
! high glee, and danced and shouted around be-
cause he had ''plenty of company" but, OF
| course, being careful all the while not to say
anything that would criminatc him or the new
corners. No recognition passed between them,
and Delaney and Ilealy even said they did not
know him, but the latter was at the Jail last
Sunday 10 see Farrell, and when he was refused
handed some tobacco to Mr.. Strine to give him,
showing that he is not telling the truth now.
All the prisoners connected with this affair arc
hObbed except Reitz.
Coroner Taylor has displayed commendable
activity in bringing these men to justice. He
went as far as Williamsport to meet Anderson
and Retz on their way TO Sunbury.
THE FERRY QUEsTIoN.-Wc observe that a
petition is in circulation, numerously signed by
many of our best citizens, for the repeal of the
special act of 1870 incorporating the present
steam ferry a. this place, which took from the
borough the right and title to the ferry which it
had held for nealy a century, and vested the
same in our enterprising townsman, Mr.. Ira T.
Clement. The ferry had been previously bring
ing into the borough treasury reEt of about $3.50
per annum, and the transfer was, of course,
brought about quietly and without the knowl-
edge of the people by an act put through the
Legislature, by paid professional borer. The
great wrong was in divestIng the borough of its
property, which should be kept under its own
control for the benefit of the town, and in sur
rendering it absolutely into the hands of single
individual, who has the power to use it to suit |
himself without regard TO the wishes of the bo- |
C Mr.. Clement operating the ferry even at a |
small or nominal rent, the lesee of the bo- |
'ough, provided the ferry was managed for :he in
eresis of the town and The encouragement OF |
rade, but they could not see how that could be |
lone by giving up their rights aud their property
nto the hands of any one individual, who would |
manage ii 10 suit his own interests.
The idea therefore that the petitioners were
ctuated oy hostility TO Mr.. Clement, ,as has been
sserted, by ignorant and prejudiced persons, is
bsurd. Let Mr.. Clement agree TO restore the |
lights OF the borough they existed before
his act was passed, and we will agree that he
hall run the ferry under lease from the bo-
ough. That Mr.. Clcmen' has been an enter
rising aud energetic citizen, is not denied, and
Though this enterprise has resulted 10 his benc-
and advantage, it does lot, and should not
etraci from his merits. But all this docs not
'arran; him in putting the borough and Its
ghts aud Interests into his own pocket.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

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ARREST OF AND PARTIAL Confession or GIL
BERT REITz-THREE MORE ARRESTS MADE ON
HIS EVIDENCE. On Friday last was an exciting
day at Shamokin and Sudbury on account of
the arrest Of the robbers connected with the
Cameron township robbery. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Shamokin Times of Saturday
Innrninn lnef
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

WE copy the following items from the Shamo-
kin HsrGld January 27th:
ATTEMPTED MURDER.-On Saturday evening
last, at dusk, as William Dilliplain was picking
coal from the dirt bank at Daniel Webster COL
lery, he heard bullet whiz past his head close
ly followed by another. Hastily turning about
he discovered Il man in the bush at the foot of
the hill, who just then fired another shot, the
ball cutting Dillipiain's hat rim and grazing his
forehead, drawing blood. This convinced him
That il was time to djourn and he hastened to
his home, corner of Franklin and Spurzheim
streets, where he lives with his aged and wild
owed mother. He is about 90 years of age and
is known as quiet, inonensive citizen. 1t is
supposed the party who did the shooting mstook
him for some one else.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On the eve
ming Of last payday, the 18th inst, Charles
Shanawolf, n German living with his family
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, West
ShamOkiD, was returning home with s57 in his
pocket which he had been paid that afternoon.
and while going up Market street, near The
corner Of Market and Chestnut, three men way
laid and attempted TO rob him. One of them
struck him a blow that almost knocked him
down but he succeeded in escaping. He knew
the parties, however, and on Friday last Patrick
Lawess, of Scotch Hill, was arrested, taken be-
fore Squire Smink, and in default of bail was
taken to jail to await trial. The other two vii
lains, Henry Iielt and George Kittenhouse, es-
capped, and have not been heard OF since. All
three are young men aged between 90 and %
years. Helt lives just across the street from
ShapRwolfs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

F. BRUGMAN & son,
Al Ann St., New York Post Office, 45sG.
Jan. II. 1876.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

IN The heirs of Felix Maurer, late
Of the county OF Northumberland, will offer the
other undivided half of the above described tract
No. 5, for sale, at the same time and place.
SAMUEL II. ROTHERMEL,
Attorney for the heirs Of Felix Maurer, dec'ed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

THE CHICAGO NoRTH-wEsTERS RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTHWEST, and
with its numerous branches and connections the
shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all
points i'll Illinois, Wisconsin,, Northern Michigan Min
nesota Iowa, Nebraska, California and the Western
IprrIfnriea Ia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04
LATER-ANOTHER ARREST.

George Levans, boarder at IIeay's, was ar
rested yesterday about two O'Clock and was
identified by Ilenninger, the farmer, as the man
who was AT Henuinger's house the day before
the robbery and pretended that he wanted to
buy hay. Leyens was also seen crossing the
mountain on the evening of the robbery and had
a gun with him. Squire Helm demanded the
same bail from Leyens as from the Others and
as he could not furnish the security he was sent
TO Sunbury with Reitz and the others.
The man Kelly who was arrested in Carbon
county on Thursday on suspicion of being one
of the Mahanoy robbers, was released, there
ing no evidence to hold him.
FI;RTurR p.RTfCr-T ans
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

The brick wall on the Frying premises near
the Court House on Market street, which has
been in dangerous condition since the building
burned down, was blown down by the heavy gale
of wind on Tuesday night. 1t Fortunately occurred
during the night when nobody was on the street.
Had it occurred in day time serious damage night
hny hnen hn resrilf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-04

Boro' ord outstand'g 23d Jan, &c s4,6s7 &c
| Poor orders outstand'g 23d
| Jan, rs, per last report 80, ,S34 80
! Poor orders issued since last
report to 23d jan, 1876 in
East Ward ........Sl, ,749 80
! West Ward ...... 2,027 0S