THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA., JANUARY 15, 1878.tlil farmer who *nt yurt quibbling over In court iMt week, r mnl stbl, 11 Wlmt pay far I” What lug of nearly ©very i the trlul of a ©IMA', wasted by thclnw-iver (mini* ho lino »o seen with a tele* li Im wasted by cnll-wltncsscs* to prove* ivo could establish, for court purposes o amount tliat It Isresulted In a written airiwncnt.enteml of record by which Wlthornw* was to us© certain shutai to carry the saw dust from his mill, and use certain other menus to prevent the Injury alleged to have heeii sustained. The court In-strutted tlmt Kravel could only secure such title m was htdd by I • i •* predeces som, and wns consequently bound by the agreement. It was proven tlmt Wltherow had lived up to the terms of the agreement, that the shut©* now In use were the very same tlmt luid been originally put In after the agreement had been made, that lit* had used proper precaution to prevent Injury to his neighbor, ami bo therefore contended that he was gulliy of no wrong. The Jury seemed to take the same view of the matter And returned a verdict for deft.4.1 It..’...I.I __lt;*f whom she was the mother am certainly had a father somewhere wide whle world. Weldon denli Allegation and strove to eon vim Court and Jury Hint tho father *child wns some other fellow. I Opinion of Hie Jury the defense of don was not U'rtLtlone and they re a verdict of guilty In manner one uh indleted.Oil I'll AN*’ cnirilT PhtKKRIil? Widows' Appraisements CourtKllzahcth KuBtniti^or, widowseptl Knsmlnger, dee d. Kl ‘II mini Hm I ill, widow of Will Hmlth, dec VI.Mary McAllister, widow of McAllister, ilceM.Annie K. Woods, widow of Ja Woods, decVI. llutli Totter, widow of Humnel