The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD PA NOVEMBER II, 1879
For TnE BtooMF1RLp TIMES.

cellaneOus business transacted at the
late Court, were unavoldably crowded
out Of our paper last week:
COMMON PLEAS.
assigned Estates
Account of 8. e. Buck, assignee of Adam
Fortney and wife, confirmed. Potter, atty.
Account of Henry Cooper, Assignee of Peter
and Elizabeth sheaffer, confirmed. Sponsler,
attorney.
second pluries of order Of sale was award
ed VIM. Lodge, assignee of NJ. Biting and
Son. McAlllster, atty.
Order of sale was awarded David Keiser,
assignee of John swartz. Sponsler, atty.
Alias order of sale awarded d. B. Milliken,
assignee of Jacob Frownfelter. Market, atty.
The sale by VIM. Bower, assignee Of d. NJ.
Hohenshldt, of lands to Robert Millgau and
John Martin for S2578.1i, subject to Wild
ow's dover of SS21.S9, making the whole bid
$3400, was confirmed. McIntlre, atty.
Sale of house and lot In the borough of
Blain by w. d. Messlmer, assignee of Jacob
w. Miller, to Jas. B. and w. A. Moreldnd for
$500, was confirmed. Smiley, atty.
Sale of house and lot Inc the borough of
Duncannon, by John g. Hertzler, assignee of
VIM. Musgrove, to Lewis Harling for $11t5,
confirmed. Smiley, atty.
Jacob Buck, assignee of John Q. M'Glnnes,
made return of sale of mansion tract to John
@. M'Gnnes, Jr., Geo. w. M'Glnnes and
James w. MGinnes, for $2025 and of noun
tain tract to same purchaser for S259.25, con-
trmed. Barnett, atty.
Geo. F. Ensmlnger, assignee of James @.
Skiles, made return of sale of mansion tract
aud 20 acres of woodland to Samuel O. Grier
for $4,000 /; also of IS acre tract to VIM Sloop
for 5000, confirmed. Markell, atty.
Calvin Nelson filed his report as auditor,
making distribution of the balance in hands
of Josiah Bair, assignee of Geo. Dressler and
wife.
Chas. H Smiley filed his report as auditor
distributing balance in hands of John s.
Richey, assignee of Margaret Donley. w. II.
Sponsler, atty.
Miscellaneous.
The money arising from the sale by the
Sheriff. of the Frederick Peck property was by
consent considered in Court, and rule was
granted to show cause why an issue should
not be formed to test the validity of the
judgments in favor of Catherine Peck and
Andrew Peck, In order that appropriation of
said money may be properly made Barnett
for rule; Sponser, contra.
In John Stayner VS.. Wm Kuhn, q rule was
granted at instance of defendant upon plain
tiff to show cause why he should not give
security for payment of costs. Barnett for
plff.; Sponsler for deft.
In Brown VS.. Brown, proceedings in divorce,
Wilson Lupfer was appointed commissioner to
take testimony. Markell, atty.
In Robert p. Long VS.. j. M. Etter, the prop
erty levied upon by the Sheriff by virtue the
fl, fla. In his hands was claimed by third
party, and an issue was formed under the
Interpleader law to fix the title TO the property
in dispute. Markell, atty.
Nathaniel Adams was granted leave to
transfer his hotel license In lckesburg to David
Bower upon the latter giving security in the
sum of $1,000, with two sufficient suretes
before 9th November, 1879 Barnett, atty.
Innuaet IN bodv of mil maj, fnuu in
Susquehanna river lear Duncannon, about 31st,
Aug, 1878, confirmed. w. II. Sponsler, atty.
Inquest on body of I. B. Evans killed by
cars at Duncannon on 2S Sept, 1879, confirm
ed. w. H. Sponser, atty.
Wilson Lupfer, ESQ.,, was appointed auditor
to audit the account of the County Officers.
The Sheriff's sales of real estate were con-
frmed and deeds acknowledged, save in case
of sale of Henry Saryer tract to Silas Wright,
which was set aside, and sale to @. j. 7. Min
tire of VIM. Jacobs tract, and to w. A. Spon-
Ter of Andrew Peck tract which were held over
until 8 Dec, 1879.
An order was made by Judge Junkin that an
adjourned Court of Common Pleas, be held to
commence on 3rd Monday of jan, 1880, to
continue one week and that 38 Jurors be drawn
therefore, and that 25 cases be put down for
trial.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Nolle Prosequis.
Com. VS.. Geo. Wesh-Larcency on oath of
David B. Bower, of Sayille twp.
Com. VS.. w. II. II. M'Clintock--Assaulta and
battery on oath of Isaac Simmers, of Bloom
field.
Com. VS.. Frank Mortimer-Libel on oath of
John Crist, of Marysville borough.
Com. VS.. VIM. Shuman-Assaulta and battery
on oath of Emma Bordner, of Newport.
Com. VS.. James Shearer-Shooting with intent
to kill, on oath of Jacob Drawbaugh, of Carroll
twp.
Com. vs. James Shearer-C Charge ditto, on
oath of VIM. e. Smith, OF Carroll twp.
ROAD PROCEEDINGS.
Report of Geo. B. Sheaffer, Nicholas Hench
and d. @. Orris, appointed TO view, vacate and
lay out new road from near Irvine's School
house to near dwelling of w. T.. Irvine, Jr., in
Savllle twp, confirmed.
In the matter of the report of A. s. Kline
peter and j. F. Hollenbaugh, two of the view
ers who laid out road from point in Fourth
street in Newport to intersect Bloomfield and
Newport road, and which was confirmed nisi,
remonstrance was Aled thereto by citizens
of Newport and Oliver twp, and the final
confirmation was held over indefinitely.
Report of Josiah Fickes, James Everhart
and Amos G. Clemson, reviewers granting
private road on line of lands of Elizabeth De-
wees and Jacobs heirs from valley road to
land of John Yohn, Tuscarora twp, con-
frmed
Report of A. NJ. Egolf, James l.. Diven and
John Rynard, viewers to view and lay ont and
vacate part of public road leading from
Landsburg to Carlisle from near dwelling of
Frederick Bogar to near stone house at Oak
Grove Furnace, Spring twp, confirmed nist.
Alexander G. White, Jonathan Michner and
Levi Burch appointed viewers to view, widen
and straighten road from point at Brady's
Hollow on turnpike near John Patterson's to
point on road leading from Newport to Mount
Patrick.