The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-14

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McIntire and Graham for prosecution,
Barnett, Sponsler and Potter for deft.
Commonwealth VS., John Boyles and
Michael Miller. ndictment-Larceny-
Not true bill. fntf ~ltfb 4d
Com. vs. James Mcllhenny. Continued.
Com. VS.. z. Rice. Surety of the peace
on oath of Samuel Spots. Continued and
defendant enter into recognizance.
NoLLE PRosEourEs. ~"
Commonwealth VS.. William Wallace.
Charge-Assault and Battery.
Same VS.. Simon s. Charles. Charge
Perjury.
Same VS.. w. 4. Dewalt Charge-Sell-
ing liquor without license.
Same vs. Matilda Freeman. Charge--As-
sault and Battery
Same VS.. Jacob Ritter Charge-For-
gerry,
Same VS., B. F. Cheesman. Charge
Larceny.
Same VS.. jeremiah Mickey. Charge
Fornication and Bastardy.
Same VS.. William Cook. Charge-As-
sault and Battery.
Same VS.. Hiram Mcconnell. Charge
Fornication and Bastardy.
ARGUMENT LIST.
Jacob Manning vs. Josiah Fickes and II.
L. Smith The plaintiff asked that spe.
cial tax be assessed in Oliver township
Rule made absolute.
Theo. Fcnn and wife VS.. Joseph A. Bran
non, Esq. Certiorari to Justice Messimer
Judgment set aside.
H. II. Fisher VS.. Theo. Fem and wife,
Exceptions to plaintiffs bill of costs and
appeal from the decision of the Prothono-
tary. Exceptions dismissed.
S. J, Humphreys VS., J. D. Baker and
wife. Application to set aside Fl. Fa., and
open judgment. Opinion of the Court re-
served.
Penn'a. Cen. 1ns. Company VS.. Lewis
Potter, Esquire. Application to strike
appeal of defendant off the docket. Rule
made absolute.
Mary Robinson VS.. T. NJ Robinson
| Certioldll W Jdiheo NoouS anu ba'iu
Kistler, Esq'rs.
Proceedings before the Justices reversed.
DR.. o. II. Orris for use of w. II. Minich
VS.. George w. Bistline.
Application to open judgment for $1,000.
Opened at $500.
Lewis +. Atkinson, Esq, of Juniata CO.,
upon motion of G. j. McIntire, Esq, was
admitted to practice in the courts of this
county.
On motion of Lewis Potter, Esq, John
Edgar and Calvin Nelson, Esq'rs., were
admitted to practice in the several courts
of this county.
When the Court adjourned, his Honor
made an order that the August term con-
tinue two weeks.
Perry County Sabbath School Associ-
alton. body will hold its annual
County meeting, in the Union church,
Newport, Pa, commencing on the 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to continue until
Wednesday evening following. The open
ing address will be delivered by the Presi-
dent; subject " History and design of the
association" The following topics will be
| discussed:
Tuesday AfternoO,.-What is the main
object of the Sabbath school? Is uni
form system of lessons desirable? How
shall we interest all in the preparation of
| lessons?
Eoening-How shall we interest parents
in the Sabbath school? What special serv-
ice should the Sabbath school have?
Wednesday Morning-How shall we best
conduct Sabbath school? What con-
stitutes success in teaching? Practical
exhibition of teaching by Mr. Peltz.
fternOon-Answeling question box
Reports of delegates. How shall We best
work Sabbath school library? General
topics of Sabbath school interest
E0ening-Grand mass meeting in the M.
L. Church. Preaching to the schools, and
naming the three banner schools Of the
county.
FuR THE TIMES.
Mr.. Edtor.--On the Sth inst, Mr.. David
Kramer, the Oldest citizen of Millersburg.
and DeIhauS of Daunllin On was "a allad