Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-21

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its last session;
Commonwealth as H A. n. f. Carr-No.
25l Sept. Sessions, 1861. Conspiracy. True
Bill. MOL pros. entered.
Same rs. John peUore-No Is, Sent. Sess.
1867. Cruelty to Animals. True Bill On mo
ton Of District. Attorney process awarded.
Same IS. Mary Jane HoEsinger. No /,
Nov. sess. 1861. Surety oftbe Peace. Settled.
Same rs. Same-No ., Nov. Sess. 1867,
Assault and Battery on oath of Jonathan Sut-
ton. Settled.
Same IS. Jacob ffice.-No. 3. Nov. Sess.
1867 Fornicaiion and Bastardy on oath Of
Amanda Zimmers. Continued.
Same rs. Elizabeth Cramer.-No 20, Noy.
Sess. 1867. Perjury on oath Of Peter Mera-
ingstar True Bill Continued.
Same rs. Dacid -Nadaga AID Hei.y Hqle.
No. 10, Feb. sess. 1867. Assault and Bat
terry on oath Of John B. Furrey True Bill.
Jury called and sworn. Verdict David MAZDA.
ra Guilty ia manner aud form az he stands
indicted, and Henry Hale not Guilty.
Same Is. Josiah Holsinger. 2s, Nov.
Sess, 1867. Desertion Of wife on oath of Mary
Jane Holsinger. Continued.
Same rs. 4Rdreto HomJsr and Cbrisfo-
pier Osborne.--No. 81, Nov. Sess, 1851. In
dictment for not opening roads True Bil
Leave granted to District Attorney to enter
mol. pros.
Same rs. Faiiaa Gijsoa.-No. 81, Nov
Sess, 1867. Incestuous Foinicatiou. True Bill
Confined.
Same Is. George Bro,rn.-No. 50, Nov.
Sess. 1867. Seduction True Bill Verdict not
guilty and prosecutor to pay costs.
Same rs Josiah Adap,s No. SIS, Nov.
Sess. 1861 Assault and Battery on oath Of
Gideon Hitchew True Bill, Pleads Guilty.
Sentenced to pay - fine and costs.
Same Is. William Jackson 4dants. No.
80, Nov. Sess. 1867. Assault and Battery.
True Bill. Tried and verdict Guilty. Senten-
ced to pay fine OF $50 and cost Of prosecu-
ton.
Same us. john B. Furrsy NO. Is, april
Sess. 1867. Assault aud Battery. True Bill.
Verdict not Guilty and prosecutor to pay
costs.
Same rs William Boad. - Indictment Tor
Larceny on oath OF J. Cst,y. Returned by
Justice S S. Fiuek True Bill. Verdict guilty
aud sentenced to two years and one week in
Peniientiary.
Same as Jackson Shgfsg and Jacob Eale
rick. Indictment for Larceny on oath Of
Eliza Frazier. Returned by Justice Gardill.
Tr1e Bill. Continued
Same as. John r. Diehl Indictment for
Assault and Battery With intent to commit a
rape on oath Of Hannah NJ Fetter. Returned
by Justice Gump. True Bill. Verdict. mot
guilty. and costs divided.
Same rs Rachel Bush.-Indictmen for
Adultery on oath Of Charles Bush Returned
by H. N;codemus. Continued.
Same rs. Raliqnl Ia5er.- Indictment for
Forniestion and Bastardy, on oath Of Sarah
Elizabeth Fickes Returned By Justice Hull.
Continued.
Same Is NicsoJas Brtst Indictment
for Selling Liquors without License, on oath
Of ofJoseph NJ Cook. Returned by Justice Nieo-
demus. Continued
Same re- Charles BusA. Indictment for
Selling Liquor without license on oath Of
Joseph NJ Cook Returned by Justice Nico-
demus. Continued.
Same rs Csarles Bush, Surety Of the
Peace on oath Of Rachel Bush. Returned by
Justice Nicodemus Continued.
Same rs Dqyid FeHer.-Indictmen for
Fornicaliou and Bastardy on oath of Rebecca
Dibert. Ruturned by Justice Lingenfslter.
Continued
Same rs. James Thompson. Indictment
for Breaking Windows, 6c., on oath Of Susan
Richeson. Returned by Justice LingentelteF-
Verdict mot Guilty but pey costs Of prose
eution-
Same Is. Susaa Sutio4s- Indictment for
Assault and Battery on oath Of Mary Jane
Holsinger Returned by Justice Nicodenlus.
/ Settled.
( SpoKisG.-We don't pretend to say that
Bedford is worse than many another town oi
It's size, but It does seem 10 US that some ot
the offensive and disgusting habits OF her peo.
! pie might be reformed, SO as TO vastly benefit
portion of her people, and greatly promote
I the comfort Of others. This is particularly
applicable to smokers. They have no res
! pect for time, place or circumstances, but
with their nasty cigars, or disgusting pipes
/ they invade the public halls, stores, Office:
and parlors, and puff their offensive smoke,
/ of1eu mingled With the odor OF bad whiskey.
as if they supposed all mankind, and woman
kind too, along with themselves, had lost
their innate love of cleanliness and purity,
aud become the slaves Of depraYed appetites
and filthy habits Greeley may have put it q
/ little strong when he asserted, that as soon
as a man begins to smoke or chew be be-
comes hog, bat whiskey and tobacco GER
tainiy have q tendency to bring 3 man sooner
or later to pretty close approximation tC
that not over cleanly animal, and to about
the same disregard Of the eomfor; of Others
/ of his species.
BcnGl4RY.-On Tuesday evening Of las
week a yagabond, intent onpIuuder. broke in
to the house Of Mr. Henry Harshberger o.
Snake Spring Township, whilst the family
were attending church several miles distant
The Burglar forced open the kitchen door,
built FIRE ia the stove and proceeded to lool
for valuables. he examined the desk, -
doubtless in search Of Mr.. HIS pocket book
which be usually kept there, bat fortunately
| had taken with him when be left the house
that evening He was more successful in his