Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12


and Mary 4 Beshoar, his wife, and
Lydia Hoffman, No. 1, Sept. term,
1877. In partition. Defendants with
draw their plea and Court to enter
judgment quod partiiuo fiat.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
at the suggestion of Sarah E. Lauver.
vs. w ID Walls, Sheriff of Juniata
county, Thomas Murphy and Matthew
Clark, No. 50 Sept term, 1877. Sum
mons in debt on the Official bond for an
escape. Settled
" j Forney VS.. A w Shelley, No.
1856, December term, 1876. Appeal,
&c. Action for damages for resembling
the contract for the sale of horse.
Settled by defendant allowing judgment
for So. aud each party to pay their own
costs.
Directors of the Mffiintown and Pat
terson Loan aud Savings Fund Asscci-
ation vs.. j W. Muthersbaugh, s. C.
Myers, Solomon Books and =. b Horn
ing. No 80, September term, 1877.
Appeal from award of arbitrators.-
Muthersbaugh, who bad been treasu
rer of the above named association, was
charged by the association for being in
default to the amount of HOO aDc odd
dollars, for which amount the arbitra
tors made an award against him anu
bis suretles, the last named parties. 1t
was S y as a part of the defense that
poruJn eff the defalcation occurred in
other terms, when he was treasurer, for
viii b these preseuf suretles were not
liable TINS was the most Important
case tried this torn Verdict for plain
tiffs for Sl2233.
Simon Mumaa VS.. Simon Amey and
Henry Brubaker, Overseers OF Faystte
township, No l67 February term, 1877.
AssumpsIt for rent of plaintiff 5 tenant
house. Verdict for plaintiff for So.
John Copeland was appointed Guar
dian of George b. aud Annie +. HIT
tie, minor children of Lavina Hittle,
deceased.
The Court confirmed the sale of the
estate of b Z Trego, made by his Guar
dian, Z S Do.y, Jr., to John Hickman.
The petition of the Borough of Port
Royal 10 be incorporated under the
General Borough Law, was approved
by the Grand Jury, and the incorpora
tion decreed by the Court.
IN THE QUARTER SESSIONS.
Com. VS.. J A McNulty. False pre-
tense. Settled.
Com. VS.. Jaseph Cummings. As
sault and battery, j Ohm Campbell, pros
ecutor. Settled.
Com. VS.. Henry l. Hall. Indict-
ment, forgery. j S Wall, prosecutor
Not true bill, and prosecutor to pay
costs.
Com. VS. Aaron Donaldson. Indict-
ment, assault and battery, Daniel Rhine
prosecutor. A true bill. Verdict, no,
guilty, and prosecutor to pay one half
the costs aud defendant oue-half. SEN
fenced to that effect
Com. VS.. Albert Doughman. In
dictment, larceny, S { Frank, prosecu
tor. Defendant indicted for the lar
ceny of 43 dozens of eggs from his
uncle, the prosecutor. Verdict, guilty,
with a recommendation to the mercy of
the Court. Sentenced to pay costs of
prosecution and to stand committed un-
I'll the sentence is complied with.
com. vs.. Cloyd Pannebaker. In
dictment, larceny, g W Smith, prosecu-
tor. A true bill Charged with steal
ing money from the drawer of secr--
tary iu the second story of prosecutors
house. After hearing the evidence for
the Commonwealth, the Court directed
the case to close, as there was no evi
dence 10 convict the defendant.
Com. VS.. Daniel COffman. Indict-
meut, assault and battery. A true bill.
Joseph KerIin, prosecutor. .Nolie pros
squi entered.
Com. VS. Mary Arnold. Indictment,
Blasphemy, F G Barlott, prosecutor.
Not a true bill, aud prosecutor to pay
costs.
court adjourned on Friday morning.
Orphans and Argument Court, Tues
day, December Is, 1877.
sOs