The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-01-20

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week. is still confined to his bed from th,
effects of the bruises and duckiug.
-
Arrangements have been made by th'
members of the Bar to give banquet at on.
of the hotels this "wednesday evening, as {
mark of their esteem for Judges johnson
and Baer.
HusBAND IrEMs.
The recent cold spell was undoubtedly the
| severest we have, had in many years
The farmers in this community are busy
hauling coal, lime, etc. tor the past week.
Mr. Charles H. Miller recently sold his
! fire team of herses. and realized handsome
| price for them Mr.. Miller is the owner OF
some of the best horses in the neighborhood.
| There was soelling school at this place
| last Thursday evening, which was grand
! success. The exercises of the evening were
interspersed with readings. declamations,
queries and music. all of which was rem
dered in most satisfactory manner. A
very large crowd was in attendance, and
much interest was manifested in the exer-
cises, and the good spelling by the scholars
shows that this school has made marked
progress. The teacher and scholars deserve
much credit for the manner in which it was
ondac.ei. MoUNrAINEER.
Court convened on Mondaymorning. jan
uary IL, is 5, Judges Baer, Collins and Sny-
der presiding The following cases were dis
posed of:
William 7. Wallace vs. andrew J. Holli-
day. No lis August term, 1881 Eject
ment 18th January 1886 jury return yer
dict finding for the Plaintiff for the land
mentioned in the writ except 81 acres and
l49 perches of the tract Of land warranted in
the name of Joseph Hood. upon which the
buildings are erected. and as shown by the
draft ofthe artist which was in evidence and
is on file in this case. Verdict filed.
Pearson Lohr VS.. Somerset and Cambs'is
Railroad Company. No. LII January Term
1888. Trespass. 14tb December 1884 verdict
in favor of plaintiff for $500; 9th July 1885,
new trial granted. This case, by agreement,
was to have been tried By reading the stem
ographer's notes, as per agreement of coun-
sci. 1t was impossible to have the notes at
this term, and by consent the case was con-
tinued generally. to be put on the list for
second week in May.
The Trustees of the Mt Zion Church in
Allegheny Township VS.. Samuel Walker.
No. 81 September term, 1854 Ejectment.
Jury return verdicf for Defendant, the
same being taken by order of the Court.
Elizabeth Logan late Elizabeth Lint. VS..
Franklin Friedline. No. l97 November
term. 1888. Ejectment. Jury return ver-
diet for the Defendant.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania er
rel ?. w. Trimpey VS.. DIETRICH Trimpey.
No. 29S September term, 1885. Petition
de do,o i,lq,rrendo. I'd September, 1885 in
QUESTION filed same day inquest filed
Jury return verdict for Defendant.
Jacob Lenhart and Solomon Lenhart VS.
Edward Mcdowell and Adella Mcdowell
his wife No. 176 September Term, 1884,
Sci Fa sur Mechanics Lien. Defendants
Confess Juielitht iOi @fVV anu 'OSeS, i"'u y
January, 1856.
A. ]. Moon vs. Max Schweioentz p II
Schweibentz. Joseph Heinen Chas. Perkins
and J Jeffries, No. 6s December Term, 1884
(Trespass o. C. f.) This case per agreement
to abide result of suit for damages under
statute.
AL the other cases on the list were either
settled or continued.
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS.
The following petitions for viewers to view
the sites for road and bridge views were
presented and acted on by the Court:
4 petition for viewers for a bridge over
Shade creek at the place where the public
highway leading from Shade Furnace to
Scalp Level crosses said creek, on the line
between Shade and Paint townships. The
Court appointed the following viewers: John
Witt, Adam Grimm and Benz. Bowman.
A petition for viewers for a road from q
point on the Stoyestown and Greensburg
turnpike. near Frank Berkeys. in Jenner-
town to point on the Johnstown and Som
erset turnpike, near Sipe's school-house. in
Jenner township The Court appointed the
following viewers: Wm. NJ schrock, Da-
vid Barnhart and VIM. Shafier.
The Court confirmed the report of the
viewers, viz: J. d. Swank. Hiram Hoffman
and Isaac Yoder fixing the site for a bridge
over Dark Shade Creek at Reitz's Mill. in
Shade township.