The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-06-16
COUNTY SEAT CORRESPONDENCE.
Timely Topics Pithily written Up BY Yer
satile ouillIst,

Colorado on Sunday evening.
"A Pottsvile excursion struck the coun-
ty Seat on Wednesday. They took in the
famous gravity and Glen 0noko.
Among the visitors in town this week
we noticed Attorneys Heydt and Gillian,
Rev. J. H. Kuder and Contractor Dlehl, of
Lehighton.
Hon. Michael Cassidy, Of NesquehoD-
ing, was on Wednesday admitted to the
Carbon county Bar. Accept congratula-
tions, Mike
Our popular young baker, Chas. Sew
ell, is doing rushing business. He la tely
added a handsome soda fountain to his ice
cream parlor.
Squire Boyle has been kept unusually
busy this week. He is courteous, obliging
and prompt in his legal capacity, which ac-
counts, no doubt, for the first fact.
&C. A. Rex, of Rex's popular Bon
Marche, was in New York City this week
buying in large line of new and season
able goods. Don't fail to call-polite and
courteous clerks guarantee the best of treat
ment.
Prof, George Hemminger, of the East
Mauch Chunk schools left for his home In
Greencastle, Pa, this week. The borough
school directors recently elected him prin-
cipal of the public schools for the ensuing
three years. He at one time taught the
Lehighton Grammar school.
"A delegation of Major Klotz eom-
mandery, X. G. E., OF Lehighton, called
on Hon. Robert Klotz, on Broadway, last
Saturday evening. The gentleman were
handsomely uniformed. Major Klotz en-
tertained them in magnificent style and the
COmmandery left voting Bob the jelliest
man in Carbon county.
THE COUNTY COURTS.
Com. VS.. Milton Hontz. F. & B.; de-
fendant enters bail for his appearance at
next term of court.
Com. vs. Peter Serfass. F. & B.; defen-
dant enters bail for appearance at the
October courts.
Com. VS.. Edward Mooney. F. & B. de-
fendant enters bail for appearance at next
term of court.
Paul Kresge, A. j. Durling and Austin
Boyer have been appointed viewers for a
public road in Franklin township leading
to the borough of Parryville.
In the case of Com. VS.. Samuel Boyer,
the District Attorney entered a nolle
proseQui.
The transfer of hotel at Lansford from
Thomas to Daniel Mulharen was satisfac-
torily adjusted.
Com. VS.. Thomas Pontyn, Jr. f. & B. /;
defendant pleads guilty; usual sentence of
$5 fine; confinement expenses, S26; 81 per
week for four years and IS cents per week
for three years.
| Com. VS.. Philip Zimmerman. A, & B. !;
verdict of not guilty, defendant to pay one
third and Emma Fritzinger, the prosecu-
trix, to pay two-thirds of the costs. The
above is Lehighton case. Philip paid
$17.36 and Emma Fritzinger paid double
the amount. The case was frivolous ore.
Com. vs.. John Marsden. F. & B.; de-
fendant pleads guilty Sentence: same as
in the Pontyn case.
Com. vs.. A. S. Rabenold; sur rule for
new trial. June 18th, 1888, new trial grant
ed by the court.
Com VS.. Daniel Campbell. F. 4 b.;
verdict, guilty. Sentence: fine, So; con-
tinement expenses, $50; So for support of
child to date; 81 per week for four years
and seventy-fiYe cents per week for three
years. This is a Franklin township case.
Theresa Mackes VS.. Josiah Mackes; pc
tition for decree authorizing sale by wife of
real estate. Opinion of court filed. The
petition is dismissed; no costs are to be
taxed for witnesses Of defendant.
Joseph Obert VS.. Emma Snyder Opinion
of court filed; and now June 18TH, 1888,
finding no error in the record the Judgment
of the Justice is affirmed. So endeth Le-
highton's celebrated cat scrape.
j. M. Dreisbach vs.. Morgan Price, Chas.
Parrish, ct al. Opinion sur demurrer OF
defendant and plaintiffs bill filed. June
II. 1885, the demurrer of defendant and
plaintiffs bill are over-ruled.