Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
has been DESTROYED.

has been destroyed
The consideration of the exceptions
were postponed, and the grand jury
was ordered to take testimony on the
free bridge question in open court
Thirty some citizens testified on the
subject of free bridge After ths::wit
nesses had all been heard the grand
jury deliberated on the question and
returned r report II to IL in favor
of the viewers free bridge report,
whereupon the whole matter reverts
tn the exceptions, which In all prob
ability will be argued before an Ar
gument Court to be held on the 18th
day of this month. If the Court
sustains the exceptions the free
bridge will be lost If the Court
sustalns the action of the grand jury
then the matter Will pass into the
jurisdiction Of the County Commits
sioners.
S. S. Pannabaker, administrator
of VIM Carbaugh was granted an
order of sale IN matter of estate OF
said decedent.
The court approved and confirmed
the sale Of the one half interest oi
Barbara A. Shelly, deceased, In 8
farm at private sale by administers
tor John G. Shelly The whole prics
of the farm was 5000.
The sale of real estate Of W. d
Webster, deceased, to Samuel Ii
4Iertz for S126, was confirmed by ths
court.
Joseph I. Smith was appointed
guardian of Maggie Longsdorf.
John W. Hostetler was appointed
guardian of Maggie, Sarah, Gather
inc and William Hostetler.
Mrs. Margaret c. Pomeroy was
| appointed guardian of Edith S
Pomeroy.
In the matter of report of Auditor
on the guardians account of William
Heterick was reported back
On motion of j. Howard Nicely
Wilberforce Schweyer a graduate OF
the class of 1889 of Union College
of Law, Chicago, Illinois, WAS sworn
and admi tied to practice law in the
several courts of Juniata
In the case of Il. l. Guss VS.. w.
H. Mcdonald owner, and Wilbur F.
McCahan, contractor, No. 80, April
T., 1889 Continued.
In the appealed arbitrated csrse of
VIM. Cleck against Sam1 A Thomas,
defendant filed an answer to rule to
show cause why appeal should not
be allowed without payment of cost.
In the case of Moses Pannabaker
and Harry NJ Hawk vs., w. H. Nc
Donald, owner, and Wilbur f. Nc
Cahan, contractor, No. 80, April T,
1889, Is an action on mechanics lien
to recover for work done as painters
by Pannabaker and Hawk on house
of Mcdonald Settled.
In the case of James P. johnson,
Executor of the last Will and tesla
ment of Maria johnson, deceased, VS..
Thoma as X Wnldsmith. No. 5, Sep
tember term, 1880 Summons in
assumpsit, is for the recovery of a
note which defendant claims WAS
paid-Booked for argument court.
Iu the case of Commonwealth
against w. H Kreider, fornication
and bastardy. Settled by the parties.
Prosecutrix, Fannie z. Smith.
Com. VS.. Darwin Rhine. Assault,
and battery. Prosecutor, Charles n
Sherlock.
In the case of Robert Rine. now
for use of William J. Kirk vs.. James
]. Patterson and r. H. Patterson.
No. 137, April T., 1889. Appeal
from Judment of z. B. McCrum, J
P, is for the recovery of note, which
defendent claims was paid. Verdic'
for plaintiff for s657.
The executors account in tn,
estate of Abraham Rohrer, deceased
was confirmed
The report of J. n Keller. auditor
in the estate of L. Foglemen was fled
William NJ Allison filed his dis
tribution report in the estate o
Mary E. Kepner.
The sale Of real estate Of the estate
of Ezra ID. Parker, of Ezra d. Parker
deceased, to T. J. Middagh, was con
| firmed.
Com. VS.. Darwin Rhine. Assault
and Battery. Prosecutor, Charles n
| Sherlock-C Continued.
The case of William H Kurtz vs.
John Mcrtz-Son suit.
coSsTABLKs RETURNS.
The Walker township constable re
ported bad roads and bad bridges oil
account of flood
Roads IN Fayette township, wor
reported bad by the constable.
! The constable of Fermanarl
township, reported child begottor
out of we,ilock reported ronI bl,
with nhStructioas in it between Mif
| fintown and Narrows, and u new
bridge wanted at Big Run schoo
house
Spruce Hill township reported tn
one child outside of wedlock, is sal,
to have been born within his bail
wick.
Constables from other districts il
the county had nothing unusual t
report