The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-05-30
COURT.

The May Term of our Court commenced or
Monday last; full bench. Judge Dreher gave
his charge to the Grand Jury in his usual clear
style. William Smith, Esq. of Ross, was ap
pointed foreman of the Grand Jury, and in
consequence of the moral and quiet disposi
tion of our citizens, that body completed theil
labors by Tuesday noon, and were discharged
with the thanks of Court
COnstables were called and made their usual
returns
Col. Burnett, Attorney for VIM. McNeal
read his resignation of office of Constable OF
Hamilton township, which was accepted by
the Court -- Shoemaker was appoin-
ted in his place
On motion of j. Fl. Walton, Esqr., James
Wilson, Jr, Constable of Paradise township,
was permitted to resign, and was appointed
Constable of Coolbaugh township the constable
there, j. r. ID. Remis elected in March having
resigned.
The Court then took up the application for
Tavern Licenses, and granted the following, viz:
Joel Berlin, made a new application for a
License in Kresgeville. 1t was opposed by the
other two Landlords, located in the same place.
The matter was heard by the Court, and
warmly contested by Messrs. Walton and Bur-
net, for Joel Berlin and Messrs Davis and
Holmes for Kunkle and Green. The Court
however over ruled the objections and granted
the License
James Wilson, made application for new
license, at Forks station. This was also rep
resented by Messrs. Walton and Burnett, and
opposed by Mr.. Holmes. The license was
granted
The following licenses were granted:
Hotels.
BARRETT TOWNSHIP.
John c. Mutt,
COOLBA UGH
Jacob Gearhart, James Wilson, Jr,
Samuel Case, Jerome B. Shaw,
Lewis L. Smith, Anthony ID. Dutot.
CHESTNUTHILL.
John Merwine, Elizabeth Kresge,
Jerome Kresge, Reuben Shupp,
Mahlon Shupp, Joseph Butz
ELDRED.
John Frantz, Jr., Nelson Heffiefnger,
EAST .ST'ROUDSBU URG.
Sydenham Hohensheldt.
HAMILTON
Charles Bossard, Isaac Raph,
Jerome III Fetherman, Charles Andrew,
John w. Mackes, Charles Manal
MIDDLE E.S1NITHFIELD.
Jacob II. Place.
PARADISE.
Lyman II. Everitt.
POLK.
Jacob w. Kresge, George Green,
stewart Hawk, Jonas Snyder,
J Joel Berlin, Adam Serfass,
John Kunkel.
POCONO.
Msnanoh Miller, Charles Brown,
Anthony Roemer.
Ross.
Henry L Sheurman, Jacob Fl Stocker,
SlAITHFIELD.
simeon D Rush, WmA Brodhead & Sons
ST,ROUDSBURG.
acob X. Shafer, | Allender
Jacob Knecht, Henry Depue.
TOBYHANNAH
Isaac Stou6er, VIM Bonser,
Henry Stoddart, John Roth
TUNKHANNOCK.
hcuUcn ID Doisef, Iavlnla Barrel.
Liquor store.
E. III. Hibbler East Stroudsburg.
Arthur Maginnis, Pocono.
In consequence of Mr.. Davis being in bad
health, large part of the Trial List was by
of the attorneys, continued AMI
leeply regretted his indisposiction and exten-
led all the curtesy possible to tIfe oldest mem
Der of the Bar. Mr.. Davis expects to travel for
! few months with view TO the restortion of
lis health. We earnestly hope his journey
nay prove a success.
AT the time of our closing this report, the
'ase OF Aaron w. Clark VS.. Lynford Marsh
vas ca led up This is trial founded on a
'romisory Note, given by Barney Mansfield.
md endorsed by Marsh, the payment of the
lote is resisted, on account of erasures and al.
erations on the face of the same. Not con-
uded.
We will next week give more complete re-
'ort OF the business of the week.