The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14

Tract No. 2--75 acres, sold TO Jas. Mclean
for SIS.
Tract No. 4--s5 acres beiOo, Charles Nc
Laughlln for $40.
Tract No. 5--S acres and 81 perches, sold to
VIM. M Gray for S1.00.
Tract No. 6-15O acres sold to Isaac Eby for
$500.
Tract No. $50 acres, sold to Charles Nc
Tract No. s-25 acres and 90 perches, sold to
Sllas College for S2g.
Tract No. 9-1oO acres sold to John Smith
for $3t.
Tract No. 11-400 acres sold 10 James Nc
Lean for Sl2.
Tract No, 1883 acres sold to James Nc
Lean for $500.
Tract No. 1880 acres sold to Charles Nc
Laughin for $50.
Tract No. 14--3771 acres sold to James Nc
Lean for $S40.
Tract No. $1,000 acres sold to James Nc
Lean for $1,000.
A house and lot sold to Chas. Mclaughlin
for $45.
Making in the aggregate $2,155.
The Sherif's sale of the real estate of
J. o. McClintock in the borough of
Newport, sold to James Everhart for
$501, was set aside on account of an in
correct description of the property In the
advertisement.
ROAD PROCEEDINGS.
Jonathan Michener, Wm Brooks and
Thos. Taylor were appointed reviewers
to view and change part of public
road on the land of j. B. Seidel, In the
borough of Marysville.
APPROVED N1sI.
Report of reviewers changing part of
road from Sandy Hill to Mohler's
Tannery in Madison township.
Il q
road from near Geo. Ritter's farm house
to point in public road leading from
Stone Church to Germany, in Spring
township.
Report of viewers granting public
road from the residence of Samuel Bear
TO road on Billman's Ridge, in Saville
township.
COMBINATIONS.
Report of viewers to view, widen and
straighten road leading from Brady's
Hollow, at the Turnpike, to Mt. Pat
rick and Newport road.
Report of viewers of road from foot
of hill East of Montabella Furnace to
intersection with old road, in Wheat
field township.
Report of viewers to lay out a road
from a point on public road leading from
Newport to Millerstown, near corner of
JOnH iDldCh y ldTlu W u DOluU near
Gantt's Stone quarry, in Oliver twp.
Report of viewers to view and lay out
private road on line of lands between
Elizabeth Devices and Jacobs heirs, to
lands of John YOhn, in Tuscarora twp,
confirmation of last named road held
under advisement until March II 1S79).
In the case of the Com. VS.. William
Weldon, in which deft., was found
guilty on charge of fornication and
bastardy at lower session of the Court,
and an application for new trial was
made, the motion for a new trial was
overruled, and the usual sentence was
passed.
In the matter of the Certorari to w.
w. Farnsworth to the proceedings in q
| certain case heard before him, In which
Geo. w. Crossley was deft. in the judg-
ment and Jesse Wagner deft., in the ex-
ecutiOn, the judgment of the Justice
was reversed and the execution issued
| thereon set aside.
On Monday afternoon the Grand Jury
brought in a" true bill'' in the case of
the Com. vs.. Richard Callen. Deft., is
engag in the laudable occupation of
| teaching the young idea how to shoot in
Buffalo twp. 1t was alleged that.at a
meeting held one evening in that twp, g,
he called therefrom young man named
| anu udklDR DTl6I
preliminary observation pertinent to the
occasion, he went at him after the man.
ner of a healthy Irishman at Donny-
brook fair.
John 2. Lutz VS.. Lazarus Blust was
an action of ejectment carried over from
the last term. Larry at one time had q
wife, who, as the Almanacs say about
the Virgin Mary, went across the noun
tains on a visit. In old Mother Cum
berland she secured a divorce from the
man that she refused to longer obey, &C.
Larry was content to once more bask
on the sunshiny banks of single Messed
ness, but he did not fully comprehend
the force and effect of the emancipation
proclamation of the court which deliver
ed him from the bondage of domestic SER
vitude. Unfortunately the wife owned
the home, and she sold the same to plff.
who brought this action to get possession
of the premises from deft., who refused
TO surrender it. The verdict was for plff.
Samuel Thompson and w. @. ThOmp-
son VS.. s. S. Charles and j. w. Letter
and same vs., Simon S. Charles and
George G. Murray, were actions of eject
ment, both tried before the same Jury.
Pltfs. claimCa title to certain real estate
in the vicinity of Liverpool, by virtue
of a sheriff sale accompanied with a
deed, las the property of Simon s. Charles,
Mary Charles wife of one of the defts.
claimed the property in her own right,
and undertook to establish her ownership
of it at the time 1t was sold as the prop
erty of her husband. The case bristled
with points of law, was enveloped by q
multitude of facts, and hence cloud OF
witnesses were present. The trial began
on Tuesday, and was not concluded un-
til Thursday p. NJ. After an elaborate
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