Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-06

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purpose Of hunting rabbits the 1ext
day, deuiad that Ia vas holding il
back handed IN the stora, sad i WAS
IN ms pocket when he went out, and
that be only used it whom ha found
F'rankhouse too much for him, and
denied the expressions attributed to
him afterward in the store. His
father also denied that he used such
expressions. The boys concerned
each testified that they were sixteen
years old. The case was given to
the jury at ten o'clock a. m, Tues
day, and returned a verdict, guilty
on second count of the indistmert,
assault to MAIN or disfgure.
Commonwealth vs.. Charles Casner.
Indictment fornication and bastardy.
A true bill Mary E Ard, prosecu-
tri1 Verdict gsilty.
Commonwealth vs. John Roles.
Larcency of crowbar. Samuel
Leonard prosecutor. A true bill.
Verdict not guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. James Logan.
Indictment, Being accessory to the
stabbipg, of Frankhouse. Verdict,
guilty.
Com. VS.. S. G.. Clifford obtaining
signature of A. W. Opel to prsmis-
sory negotiable note by false pre-
tense. A "not guilty but you must
not do it again" verdict was rendered
by the jury who imposed all the costs
upon the defendant.
Con-. VS.. Charles Mann, assaulting
an officer. Defendant plead guilty,
but plead that he was to drunk to
know what he Was doing and the
prosecutor Samuel Lapp being salts
fed that light sentence should be
imposed, he was sentenced to sixty
days in the County Jail to begin at
the time he was placed there and to
pay costs which left him out at once
upon payment of costs.
Maggie Shellenbsrger Va. Csc.
Fleisher ct al. was continued.
Charles Troutman VS.. n. o. Orris
Brought from Perry county. Con
tinued ut costs of defendant, James
S. Cox, for use of Catharins Cox, VS..
Lewis Gilfillsn, Administrator Of Paul
Cox, deceased. QUESTION as to wbeth-
er credit on note should be S1027 or
$500. Verdict for plaintiffs who
contended for credit to be $40O.
Assigned estate of Philip Smith
An order to sell real estate granted.
Assigned estate of Samuel II. Kin
Zer. Az order to sell real estate.
W. +. .hcCahan, VIM. Henry and
ID. W. Stewart were appointed re-
viewers on the Fisher-Nilford sta
tion road, in Milford township.
The property of Isaac Shirk and
Maurice Leonsrd, tsrre tenant, in
Milford township, was sold by the
Sheriff on Thursday to Samuel Brant,
for $4OO, and deed acknowledged on
Saturday.
Alvina Louder vs. Robert B. Nixon
and Rebscca Mickey. Trsspass fer
nuisance by leakage of defendants
prisy into plaintiffs cellar, for which
she claimed damage for loss in her
business, comfort and health. Ver-
dict for plaintiff fer s3S658.
Adolph W. Opel vs.. John Krouss,
ct. al. Trsspsss for removing bark.
Plaintiffs title to the land was fixed,
but defendants showing they were
not the parties hauling the bark, the
verdict WAS for them.
Lewis Arnold VS.. D. Oscar Dress
ler, ct. al. Ejectment, Plaintiff
bought real estate at Sheriff's sale as
property Of Joel Dressler which de-
PENDANTS claim. Verdict for defend
ants.
Clinton Fisher was sentenced to
the Huntingdon reformatory.
VIM. n. Allison, Esq, was appoint
ed an Auditor to distribute balance
of estate of George W. Stevens, de
ceased.
Irwin B. Clark, guardian of minor
children of Henry Marshall, deceased,
was granted leave to sell real estate
of his wards.
The executor of Abram Rohrer, de-
ceased. was granted An order to sell
interest of decedent in certain real
estate described in his petition.
B. F. Burchfeld, Esq, fled his
report as Auditor in estate Of John
S. VanOrmer, deceased
The Grand Jury certified the reg
ulsrity of thu proceedings and the
expediency of granting the prayer of
the petitioners in the application %
extend the limits of tho borough Of
Patterson, and the court confirmed
the finding Of the Grand Jury and
the petition, certificate and dscrse
were fled for record, making the
proceeding complete.
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