Fox v. State

Appellant was convicted under each count of an indictment charging him with two offenses of burglary and grand larceny, alleged to have been committed by breaking and entering the store of one T, J. Coffman and stealing, taking and carrying away certain property of said Coffman, of the value of thirty dollars.

The conviction rests mainly on proof of circumstances, and it is contended that there is not sufficient proof to support the verdict.

Coffman operated a small merchandise business at the village of New Hope, in Pike County, and appellant was a' farmer living about a mile, or a little…