Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-09-16
Court PrOceedIn gs.

usual hour the Grand jury We're
called and sworn and charged by the
court and the constables made their
returns.
The following infractions of the
law were reported in the different
districts.
Patterson-the wing walls of the
river bridge is in an unsafe condi-
ton.
Milford township - Two index
boards not up.
Turbett township-Some index
boards wanted
Delaware township-Index boards
down and one bastard child born.
Susquehanna township - Fifteen
index boards not up.
In Spruce Hill township, one bas-
tard child, one seller of liquor with
out license and to minors were re-
ported.
III. E. Shaunessy having been re-
ported by the Quarter Sessions Court
of Miffiin county, third commits
sioner to run line between Miffiin
and Juniata counties his appoint
ment approved by this court.
Maggie r. Suits VS.. Randolph p,
Stutts-Subpoena in divorce upon pc
tition alleging adultery against de
fendant and awarded.
B. F. Burchfeld, j. B. N. Todd,
were appointed to view and change
road along the rIver north Of Port
Royal in Milford township.
A. B. Evans, Jacob Hostetler and
Thomas Crossen were appointed to
view and lay out road from near
Lucien O'neil's to near Dan and Sol.
Beashors's line in Walker township
Jacob G. Lauver was appointed
guardian of Maggie A. Oberholtzer,
Annie l.. Oberholtzer, Nsttie ii. OBJ
erholtzer, minor children of Memo
r. Oberholtzer, deceased
VIII L. Hoops. Esq, filed his re
port as Auditor Ill estate of John
Leonard, deceased.
j. n. Keller, Esq, filed his report
AS auditor III estate of Ssmuel II. |
Peilman.
Estate of Alvin H. Wilt deceased, !
Administrators makes return that
she sold the undivided one half Of
tract No. 1, to T. A. Wilt for $276, !
and undivided one-haf of tract No
2, to +. 4. Wilt, for the sum of S2S,
and decedents, right, title and iuter-
est In No. 81, and to NJ f. Bost-
wick for Sl650, and sales confirmed
by court
An order Of sale was granted W.
W. Ulsl and Annie NJ. Cox admins
traitors of David B. Cox, deceased.
In order of sale was granted John
p. AcWilliams, assignee of VIM
Crozier of Beale township.
George L. Hover, Esq, filed his
report as auditor in estat. Of Baltzer
Lauver, deceased.
An order OF sale for payment of
debts was granted Jacob W. Allison,
administrator, &c, of Catherine
Allison, deceased. In the estate of
Wm. Frederick Waldsmith, deceased,
the heirs were called to take or re-
fuse the real estate at the valuation
and all the real estate Was taken by
John Waldsmith and counsel fee fix
ed at $50.
In estate of George W. Stevens,
deceased, inquest of petition con
firmed and rule on parties interested
to accept or refuse.
Estate of VIM. Kerlin. deceased,
on petition of VIM. NJ Mcdonald, a !
grand-cdild, writ of partition was
awarded.
Estate of Henry It. Elders, trac'-
No. 3, 110 acres sold to W. H. Zeid-
ers for S2,215, and one half interest
i'll tracts No 1, 10 acres to Eliza
beth Zeiders for $54500 and sales
confirmed.
An order of sale was granted Bar
bara Brubaker, administratrix on
Martin BIubaker, deceased.
Assigned estate of Henry Z. Brug-
ger.-An order of sale was granted. |
B. F. Burchfeld, Esq, filed his re-
port as auditor in the estate of Ed
ward A .hargritz, deceased, and |
George Hoeksnbrought, deceased.
Overseers of Fayette vs.. Overseers
Of Fermanagh. Appeal, &c. VIM
L. Hoops, Esq, appointed to take.
testimony.
Sadie l.. Manning VS.. Lewis D.
Manning. Subpoena in divorce
awarded.
VIM. Bay VS.. Amanda C. Bay.
Subpoena in divorce awarded.
Commonwealth VS. Isaac Sieber
and Robert johnson. Indictment
Larceny. Jacob w. Weller, Prose
;utor. Not trae bill.
Commonwealth vs''Margaret Petit.
selling liquor without L.
'ense and selling liquor to minors.
4 true bill as to the first count and !
lot true bill as to the second count.
This indictment was found on return
IF constable,
Commonwealth VS.. D, Oscar Dress
er Larceny Lewis Arnold, pros
.cutor. A time bill Prosecutor
lad corn stolen from crib and cir
led him to believe the
lefen dent to be the guilty party, but
,ailed to make his proofs strong
enough before the jury, who acquit-
ted the defendant
Commonwealth, VS.. Charles Casner,
Convicted at April session of fornica-
lion and bastardy, Mary E. Ard,
Prosecutrix, sentenced to pay costs
Of Prosecution, O fine of 81, $500 |
lying in expenses, SIC support to the
present time, and soc per week for
the balance Of seven years.
Maggie Shellenberger VS.. George
Fleisher and W. W. Sharon. A Sher-
ifs iRterpleader to determine the