Goodbread v. State

J. S. Goodbread was tried in the superior court of Glynn county on an indictment containing two counts: the first charging him “with the offense of felony, for that the said J. S. Goodbread, on the 1st day of March in the year 1919, in the county aforesaid, did . . break and enter, with intent to commit a larceny, the office of R. S. Pyles, sheriff of said county, the samé being his place of business, where valuable goods, wares, and articles were contained; and the second charging him “with the offense of felony, for that the said J. S. Goodbread . . did become an accessory before the fact…