Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-11-26

Com. rs. John Burket--Indictment for For.
nication and Bastardy on oath Of Miranda
Sleek. Jury find Defendant guilty. Usual
sentence.
Com. rs. Samuel O'NeaI, Indictment fol-
Larceny on oath OF G. W. Figard, Jury find
Defendant not guilty
Com. rs. Frank Ling, Indictment for For
nication and Bastardy on oath of Eliza Jane
Charles, Jury find. Defendant not guilty, but
to pay costs Of prosecution.
Com rs. John Stombaugh et al Surety oi
the Peace on oath of Michael Walter-Walter
to pay all costs accrued in the arrest of Mrs.
Helsel and Henzey, aud Defendant Stom-
baugh, to pay balance Of costs.
Com. rs. John N. Kensinger, Indictment
for Assault and Battery on oath of Samuel
Berkstresser, Jury find Defendant guilty,
s7~>snced to pay fine of $500 and costs.
Com.pS. Samuel Berkstresser, Indictment
for Assault and Battery and attempt to break
into dwelling house, on oath of John N
Kensinger, Jury find Defendants not guilty
but to pay all costs.
Com. Us. John Skelley, Indictment for vic.
lating Liquor Laws on oath of James Rawlin:
Grand Jury find true bill, same day Defend
ant pleads guilty and submits to Court. Pen
atty, SO fine and 10 days imprisonment and
pay costs.
Com. rs John Skelley, Indictment for As
sault and Battery on oath of James Rawlins.
Not true bill, County to pay costs.
Com. rs. John SkeleY, Indictment for Lar
ceny as bailee on oath of James Rawlins.
Not true bill.
Com. rs. George Browning, James Brown
ing and George Conrod, Indictment for As
sault and Battery on oath f James Mors-
Jury find Defendants not guilty on first and
second Counts and guilty on third Count in
manner and form as they stand indicted, fine
S. each and pay costs.
Com. rs. Sophia Flory, Mary Ann Plecher
and G. W. Dibert, Indictment for perjury
on oath of D. A. Plank. Grand Jury find a
true bill against G. w. Dibert one of the De.
PENDANTS. Defendant with Andrew Plecher
held in 500, for appearance at next session.
Com. rs D. A. Plank, Indictment for
Abortion on oath of Sophia Flory Not a
true bill.
Com. rs, G. W. Dibert, Surety of the Peace
onOath of D. A. Plank, Recognizauce forfeit
ed aud process awarded.
Com. rs. G. W. Dibert, Indictment for
Abortion on oath of Mary Ann Plecher, Ju-
ry fad Defendant guilty in manner and form
as he stands indicted.
Com. Us. John Kensinger, Mary Ann Ken
singer and Daniel R. Kensinger, Indictment
for Assault and Battery on oath of Levi
Berkstresser, Jury find John Kensinger
guilty.
Com. rs. Susan Richison and Elizabeth
Hall, Larceny on oath of Martha E. Rea,
Defendants found guilty.
Com. as. Elizabeth Hall, Indictment for
Larceny on oath of Asanath Pennell, Defend
ant found guilty.
Com. rs. Peter Young, Larceny on oath of
James Rea, guilty.
Com. rs. G.. W. Dibert, Subornation OF
Perjury on oath Of D. A. Plank, true bill,
Reeognizance forfeited and process awarded.
'IF ONLY HAD CAPITAL" IF l only had
capital, we heard young man say few days
ago as he pulled away at ten cent cigar, l
would soon do something. If I only had
capital, said another as be walked away from
a dram-shop where he had just paid ten cents
for drink, l would 60 into business. The
same remark might have been heard from
the young man loafng on the street corner.
Young man with the cigar, you are smoking
away your capital you, from the dram-shop,
are drinking yours and destroying your body
at the same time, and you, of the street cor
ner, are wasting yours in idleness and form.
ng bad habits. Dimes make dollars. Time
S money. Don't wait for fortune TO begin
With. If you had ten thousand a year and
spent it all you would be poor still. The mil
ionnaires of our land began poor Our men
Of power and influence did not start with for
.unes. You too can make your mark if you
will. But you must stop spending your mon
ey for what you don't need and squandering
your time in idleness. Go to work. Do
whatever you can find. Refuse no useful or
AS1SAeS WI n NAAtAA JVd NeAh eGb DttNcE. II
is not honest work that degrades men. Make
good use of your time. Save your earnings,
and improve your leisure moments by storing
your mind with useful knowledge. Be true
to your employer. Care for his business and
MS interests as if they we're your own. Such
conduct will make you friends, and a judi
,ious economy will accumulate you capital.
Then you may begin for yourself whenever
favorable opportunity offers and the same,
industry, economy and attention to business
will give you a competence. This is the way
7ou can attain to power and influence. If
rou get them any other way, your bad habits
will waste your patrimony and destroy your
influence. Ifyou are unwilling thus to labor
or them you are unworthy to enjoy them and
will never get them. There still is no excel
ence without labor.
THE secret Of the Aisma's success Ex-
planned. The hair is secreted by little ve-
sicle or gland, and each gland is nourished
and supported by minute blood-vessel, and
Is long as these blood-vessels carry sufi-