Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-01
Court PToceediugs.

The regular April Term # Court
that convened on Monday, April %
ult and adjourned ON Wednesday
afternoon, April "A was as short as
f1reshadJwed IL the SESrNEi. AND
RFryHIICAN.
Constable John Brant was appoint
cd to wait upon the grand jury.
:. A Sprout. Isaac Look, j. z.
Calhoun were appointed tipstaves-
The c0nstRbles tilei their bonds,
and reports, and from the latter 1t Is
learned that law and order reigns
supreme III Juniata. Tho constable
Of Fayette reported ono base born
child, and reported one citizen fox
selling hard cider.
Mcdonnell Beale was appointed an
oversecr uf poor IN Tuscarora town
ship.
Vim. X. Deem was appointed Il
supervisor in Beale township.
Abraham NilIIken was appointed
supervisor in Tuscarura township.
L. NJ. u. Pennell was appointed
auditor t. distribute proceeds IF the
Sheriff sale oi the II. J. Forney
property.
Robert A Robson, Daniel Nc
Connrll, d. Is Esh, Daniel kloss,
VIM. Puffenb,rger, w W. Sharon
were appointed viewers for free
bridge at Miffiintown across the river
A subpaona in divorce-Sarah
hnIsclv hv her next friend B F.
Oliver ~. George huisely.
4 decree in divorce WAS granted
William Pile against Nancy Pile
John Nusser W. Robert NcMeeu
committee of May Bonsau luustic.
Verdict for plaintiff
j. II. Meyer IN trust for BalthGzer
Lauver vs.. Henry A Lauver, rule on
Balthszer Lauver to show cause why
judgement should not be marked for
the use Of Mary Aucker, j. IL. Mover
and Reuben Lauver
In the assigned estate Of Jacob
Smith an alias order to sell balance
Ut real estate was granted. The
asslgnces Of the estate reported sales
70 follows Of the Jacob Smith estate
on the 18th Of April 1883, which
ve~e confined by the Court:
Tract No. =, Il acres to II. c. Nc
Ahst-r for $3.50 No. 3, / acre 10
Sarah Trustlc for $75 No. 4, S acres
T. Jacob y. Smith for $40; No. 5,
80 acres 10 Daniel Smith for $75 No.
8, G5 srres to Jacob o. Smith for
sl3O No. Z, 30 acres 10 Henry j.
Shellynberger $50; No. 5. % acres to
John L. Smith for S5O.7O; No. 9, 60
acres 10 John L. Smith for S720 !;
NJ. 10. 16 acres, % perches TO John
l.. Smith for S445; No. II, - acres
20 Lewis Degen for S276O; No. II,
- acres 10 John L. Smith for S156 /:
No. -, p acres to Henry Shelleu-
berger for S225; No. Il, II of an
Scre TO John l.. Smith for So.
JURY CASES.
The case of Jonathan +. Cree VS.
Dwelling House Fire Insurance Co,
Of Boston. This was suit to re
cover insurance money that II with
held, because Il Is alleged the plain
tiff did not inform the company of
certain indebtedness against him
was continued.
The case of Mickle Paul, trading IL
name Of Paul Brothers vs George ".
Heck. This WAS about an in
debtedness for shoes, und came UP
from Squire f. B. McCrum's docket,
and was to recover balance of TO
per cent of claim that Heck III
embarrassed financial circumstance
had said he could not pay. Verdict
for defendant.
In the ease of Catharine Stuck VS.
William j. Stuck and David S Stuck
administrators of Benjamin Stuck,
for money advanced TO her husband
during his lifetime the jury found for
Mrs. Stuck sl,2fS.
In the case of Juninta county vs.
Aannel u Inndnn fnr tho rnnnra,.,-