The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-07

B. l.. Rauicnhush and Daniel Gcmher.
ling, associates. John :. Stctlcr VIM.
Gilbert. jos. H. Hendricks and Hiram
:. Kelley appointed tipstaycs. The
charge 20 the Grand Jury was clear
and concise defining Of their duties,
delivered in tho Judges usually pleas
ing style.
IN III O,phaas' court
Returns t. orders of sale in the es.
tates Of Francis liartly, decd, Daniel
Bcnlor. decd. Reuben Kramer, decd.
Conrad stuck, decd. Gillian Foaster,
decd confirmed aii.
Guardians appointed-Douicl Agbo-
gaSt tor minor children OF Geo. Shaitcg.
Of Jos. licctcr, decd, Abraham Eyer for
minor children Of John Svcngcl, deed
George Bolig for minor children of Jos
Ninnig, decd, John +. Wetzel for minor
children Of John Snyder deed.
The real estate Of Michaei Engle.
decd, was adjudged to Amos Eugle, at
his bid etc. Wri;s Of partition, citations
&c, awarded.
hhe Qucr'cr Sessions.
4 small number of minor offences
were disposed Of The Cum'wth against
Peter Uelcr. Peter was indicted for
pulling down the fence Of the prosecu
tor. II was on a disputed line and
Peters shield and hucklcr WAS in his
showing the title 10 he in him, where
fore he came ont uusCa,tlcd. except that
/ the Jury thought him GtG, g0ity and
divided the costs The Snyder County
Bank case WAS settled. several of the
parties Indicted for disturbing a re
,ig.Ous meeting Ut lions church were
found guilty-paid their fine. and costs
of ro.rcution--and received, grIiuit-
ously, = wholcsOm moral lecture from
Judge RuCher which which was worth
more To them than all the Sunday
School Books in the county.
In tie Common Picls
Daniel Eiscnhart, Sheriff GcknOwl-
edged in open court, Deeds Poll to
John NJ. Hsckenburg, George :. Nit
tering, II. NJ. Nipple BANKS W. Paige,
Abraham Blasser, Rinc < &Graybill, The
Mifliinburg Bank.
Thos. Bower and Catharine Bower
rcr5uS Nelson Bcaydsloy. Feigned Issue
under Shcriil's Intcrplcader act.
Il. d G. Bower had purchased Of Geo.
Reich while living with his father who
was a croppcr on Bowers farm, two
horses and a colt, and two steers from
/ +. Reich the cropper. Mr. b. had taken
actual possession of the horses, but the
steers had been running at large and
after the purchase had been ordered 10y
Mr.. B. into the pasture and other acts
of ownership exercised over them, but
were under the care Of Reich and in
his possession when Nelson Bcarlsley,
an execution creditor, directed the
Shif. to levy the same rs Improperly Of
Fred. Reich. Verdict for pliis.
George Reich rerSus Nelson Beardsly.
Feigned Issue under Shifts lnterpleader
act, After Jury sworn, Juror with
drawn and judgment for defendant.
w. c. Hcrrold VS.. Chas. Bolts and
wife, slander, Verdict for defts.
Same VS. Chas. Bolts, slander, verdict
for plf,.
l., II. Hummel & Co., use of Chas.
Hover VS. The Lehigh Valley Fire Ins
Co., action of covenant on policy of
insurance. verdict for plfls. for sl5S6.25.
Henry G. Stahl VS. Hiram Kelley,
Cohsldblti anu Jhtbb hllleT, lEcSptSS
ii Il Grmis etc. Verdict for plil.
A. Eetter for use etc, vs. II. j. Ritter,
Iassumpsit. In this case deft. purchased
from plti. 10 head of cattle which had
been CARED from Missouri, At the
time Of the purchase there was no war
ranty Of the soundness of the cattle, but
the pin. in reply to something said by
deft. rs to the stiffness and being stupid
said il might result from being carried
in the cars. This was patent defect
which def. could not set up as de-
feuse. There was no. evidence to show,
if there was latent defect, u scicater
on the part of pln. Verdict for pill. for
amount ofnotc,
Henry Sechrist VS. Chas. Benfer and
Andrew Kra,zer. 1respass on the case,
Benfer and Kratzer were the Super
visors of Franklin twp, Sochrist in driv-
ing over small bridge, one of the
planks being broken, receiving slight
personal injuries and breaking n sew
ing machine and damaging the wagon.
Verdict for pin, for s25,
Huffman and Schnee, assignees etc,
VS.. George G Glass, assumpsit, Verdict
for pllis,
A large amount of miscellaneous
business was disposed Of.