The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-05-07

= CoURr PROoREDrNos.-Cnm. Va JohI
II. Fritz. A.. 4 b. on Information Of Hen
~ Carver : not guilty.
Com. vs.. Henry Carver. A. s. b., on in
formation Of Sarah Fritz not guilty
~prosecutriH topayscosts.
Com ". Henry Carver, A. & r., on in
formation Of John ]. Fritz not guilty
prosecutor 10 pay COSTS.
Com. W. Elizabeth Bailey, adultery, or
information OF Rosanna Zimmerman moi
guilty.
information OF h. ]. Picking ; discharged
Com. w. David Riddle. John Riddle
and Elizabeth Riddle. larceny. on informa-
tion Of Edward Collins not guilty.
Com. Va. Walter G. Hadgraf. blgamy,
on information of Jno. ]. Reynolds; guilty
sentenced to pay costs of prosecution, a
fine of s. and undergo an Imprisonment
in the Western Penitentiary for a period
Of IS months. f4E
Com. vs. Henry Zimmerman, furnishing
tools for prisoners to escape, on intorma-
ton of Edgar Kyle pleads guilty SEN
tence suspended.
Com. VS.. Jesse Baughman, A. & b.
with intent to kill. on information OF Ira
H. Miller; guilty Of aggravated assault.
sentenced TO pay 9 fine OF Is and undergo
an imprisonment ie the Western Peniten-
tiary, at hard labor, silitary confinement,
for q period of l year and 6 months.
Com. VS.. Benz. F. johnson, A. Il b.
with intent to kill. on information Of Jesse
Bsughman guilty OF assault sentenced
=. =. 1. e.. ~ = 4 anl ,ncto and m ina in
the custody of the Sheriff until sentence Is
complied with.
Com vs. George Miller and Andrew
Coughenour, NAL. mis-, on Information OF
Daniel Costello not. guilty pros to pay
costs.
JESxER Y ROADS fTEMs-Peck Smith
is ION deck again" He will have the
management OF the cheese factory at this
place.
Farmers are very busy preparing for
planting corn and attending to their other
spring work.
A number of horse buyers from the east
have visited this own lately, wanting to
purchase horses.
A great decrease in the number of
''tramps'' travelling through this country
is noticeable, u thing that is unaccounta-
bic here by many OF our people.
An alarm OF fire was sounded on We'd
nesday last, when some ofour people com
mcnced TO hurry to the scene which prov
ed to be the barn of &. III. Kaulz, located
about half a mile east OF town. 1t seems,
during the day, Mr.. Kautz and son were
cleaning up in q field close to the barn and
in order to destroy some rubbish that had
accumulated. set fire 10 the same a slight
breeze at the time increased to high wind
and il is supposed a spark was blown into
the barn and caused the coniagration.
The barn was a total loss.
A number OF ''croakers" are already
heard complaining of Jack Frost having
made clean work with the fruit.
Three or four days OF last week gave us
unmistakable evidence that winter was
still lingering in the lap of spring.
The cheese factory located at this place
was opened for the reception of milk on
the 29th of last month. but owing to some
misunderstanding about drivers on the
different routes, q number of the patrons
have failed To come to time in delivering
their milk. Things are now working hsr-
moniously.
Among certain things TO remind US of
the near approach of spring. was the ap-
pearance upon our streets a few days ago,
of the harp and violin, followed a day or
two afterwards with the organ grinder,
but the absence of the monkey, caused
grave uncertainties to enter the minds OF
some OF young America, who are now
confident that spring time has not yet
come.