Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-16
Court Proceedings.

Court PIOceedings.
James Smith, aged about seventeen years,
was brought before Court, on the complaint
and petition of his mother, for the purpose
of having him sent TO the House of Refuge
| because of disobedience. The youth put
in such a lamentable plea to Court to not be
sent away and coupled his complaint with
such an earnest promise TO obey his mother
that the Court sent him homo with fatherly
advice to obey his mother and be faithful in
his work wherever placed.
William T. Neff, of Milford, who had been
sent to Jail for safe keeping on account of
insanity was sent to the Insane Asylum at
Harrisburg.
WIN. NJ. Alison was appointed commits
sioner to take testimony in the case of the
overseers of the poor OF Walker township VS..
overseers of the poor of Fayette, No.
April Sessions, 1886.
A subpoena in divorce was granted Re
becca Marshall by her next friend James
fiockenberty vs.. James Marshall.
In the case Of E. s. Doty for the use OF
J. J. Leidy vs.. Aaron Leidy, rule to show
cause and SO forth was granted.
In the case of John Leonard VS.. James A.
Reynolds, the Proihonotary was directed to
enter judgement against the defendant in
the sutn Of S339 ri
The Sheriff. deed to Mary Ad.ttno Todd
lr bonJ d o,.ts !. Ypip b.s. .,,..
sum Of 5000
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All q ne e1ecutors almlnlsiFators' and
glardlans accounts, as plpllshed, were con
r'inlef oAesp'ins 'ps 'ss'Oln' Y 'corN I
anpp '''op hopu''on' eeSr''o's Y ff'p9'
h'p''ou' D'Oe''s''' 'a'' y -i0A 'o"NS''f
IN The estate Of Robert Robson, dsceas
ed, late Of Lack township, ). Doty wa
| appointed auditor 10 whom was referred ID
account aud exceptions.
Exceptions were hled to the account 0
Mary A. Patterson, admInl'tratrlN 81 NE es
tate Of Andrew Patterson, deceased, late ol
BeAle township.
jeremiah Lyons was appointed auditor II
the estate of David II. Markle, deceased
late OF Monroe township.
jeremiah Lyons was appointed auditor in
the estate of Michael UmholtEo, deceased
late OF Spruce dlll township
Robert McMsen was appointed auditor In
the estate Of Ann Bliza Alexander, late o
Port Royal, deceased
MN. PennelI was anpointed sudito
in III. estate of Fli1 ,beth Ionphridye. LAT,
Of Turbett township, deceased.
On petition of R. H. Neely the citation
was awarded on ]. Nevin Pomeroy, execu
tor of Joseph Pomeroy, deceased, late O