Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-13

ness Of deferdaut's wife, the case was con-
tinued, and defendant to pay the costs Of
this term.
In the matter of the petition OF William
Peoples Tor commission in xatsre de isma.
fico fnqsrsndo Is to Sarah Purdy, the Court
awarded an inquest, and appointed O'Clock
on the 9TH inst, to hear the case before one
Of the judges Of the Court, David Cunning
ham. as her next friend, waving ten days
notice and appearing in her behalf On
Thursday, the 9TH inst, the Muthersbaugh-
Loan Association case occupying the atten-
ton of the Court and attorneys, B. F. Burch-
field, Esq, WAS appointed Commissioner,
and ten days notice of time and place to b.
given David Cunningham as next friend of
Sarah Purdy.
Alfred J. Patterson, in trust for Eliza
beth Muihersbaugh, VS. The Nitfiintown and
Patterson Loan and Savings Fund Associa-
ton. No. 81. Feb. term, 1873. Feigned
issue to try the validity of judgment Of
Elizabeth Mutnersbaugh against her hus-
band, John W. Muthearsbaugh, for 5000
and odd dollars, upon which she had issued
execution and sold out the hardware store
of her husband. The evidence for the
plaintiff went TO show that she had received
from her father 5000, in various ways and
at different times, which she had given TO
her husband as a loan. This, with Its in
terest added, made up the Judgment. De-
PENDANTS attempted to prove that she could
not have received so much, as that would be
more than her just proportion of her fathers
estate, and contended that interest should
net be allowed, and that if 1t was added to
enhance the Judgment, and thereby hinder
and delay other creditors, the whole judg-
ment would be fraudulent and void. The
trial occupied the greater part of three days,
and at IL n, Saturday night, or rather Sab
bath morning, the jury rendered a verdict
for plaintiff for $21cO.
John Kinder VS.. Michael Umholtz No.
%, Dec. term, 1876. Continued.
John Hannaman and wife vs.. David Pha-
lor ard wife. No. lls, April term, 1877.
Continued, and plaintiff to pay the costs of
this term.
Edward NJ. Hibbs VS.. William G Thomp-
son. No. 1893, Sept. term, 1877. Contin-
ued.
Coyle, Laughlin & Co. vs.. II. X. Fry
moyer. No. 4, April term, 1877. Fry
moyer ordered goods for Smith, to whom
lie had sold his store. Smith aiterward or
dered goods in his own name, and sent
money to Pay the Frymoyer bill, without
directing TO which account i. should be ap
piled. Plaintiffs applied it TO Smiths ac-
cuunt, AID check was sent for the Fry
moyer bill, which check was unpaid but re-
ceipted for by plaintiffs. Verdict for plain
tbs Tor S65.4S.
A. ]. Patterson, Esq, was appointed Au-
ditor to distribute the assigned estate of
Ulysses Tilten.
In Catharine Alexander VS.. Richard Doyle
Esq, and same VS.. John Cunningham
Rules to dissolve estrepment. Rules made
Henry Letter filed his answer TO rule to
show cause why George Zelier should not
be substituted to the rights of Catharine
Swartz and why an attachment sheuld not
issue.
In the assigned estate of Elias 5 NTH the
reading OF the receipts was continued until
March 18th, and confirmation of sale OF
real estate held under advisement.
The report of the County Auditors WAS
approved.
william Dunn, Samuel Markley snd NJ.
Echman were appointed to view aud lay
ont road in Monroe township, from Mi
chael ZOug's to Jacob Pages.
In the matter of the partition of the es-
tate of William Adams, decd, ali inquest
was awarded.
Estate Of William Rice, decd, an order
Of sale was granted Henry Titzel, Admins
traitor, to expose the real estate TO sale on
the 18th day of March, 1878.
petition was riled for review of the
lth and 9Th partial accounts of Joseph Roth
rock, Executor of R. C. Gallaher, decd,
and rule granted on the said Executor to
show Cause why certain sales of bonds to
Joseph II. GalIaher saould not be Cancelled,
SC.
Joshua Beale was appointed Guardian of
Alexander N. Duncan and Wm. II. Duncan,
minor children OF James Duncan, decd.
Court adjourned after l2 O'Clock on Sat-
urday night, until Friday, Feb. Is, 1873.
Philadelphia Markets, as per report of
W illiam Bell, wholesale commission mer-
chant, and dealer in general produce, Pier
ii, North Wharves. above Race Street
Beans 81 .S0to2.4O, Butter I7to4Oc, Eggs I5
toloc, Poultry, live-Chickens lOc, Turkeys
i2c, Ducks l2c, Geese &c, Calves, fair to
good, 4to7 ic, Feathers Choice Live Geese
44c, Prime do, 3Sc, Mixed, good, 25c,
Chicken Sc, wheat-Penna. and Del. $l.2
tol.3lc, Western Red sl.26tol.Slc, Amber
81 .32tol.3S, White ST. .3Stol.43, Rye 6Sto.0c
Corn, yellow and mixed 47to53c, Oats,
Penna., 35toS7c, Dried Fruits - Apples,
sliced, choice 6ac, Peaches-pared, choice,
l2c, fair to good &c, Cherries-Pitted lac,
Uspitted &c, Dressed Hogs, heavy $500,
light $5to5.50, Picked Hams 7aSc, Smoked
Hams 9s,oloac, Dry Salt Sides G.;, Dry
Salt Shoulders 4sc, Potatoes soc, Sweet
Potatoes 81 50 per bbl, Onions-Yellow 81.
25 per Lbl, red $l.5O per Dbl, CIoverse.d-
prime TO choice Il; fair TO good 6aC per lb.
Republicans Of Fermanzgh township held
a Caucus oD saturday, and nominated the
following ticket, for the township election
TO be held on Tuesday, the 10Th inst:
Judge OF Election, Jacob Hover; Inspec-
tnr Ifnhn r Znak Ro.d SuDrryisors Will