Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-12-14
CG8rt Proceedings.

Com. vs.. William Shaeffer Indict.
ment, Fornication and bastardy,
prosecntrix Ida NJ, Hockenberry
Settled.
Com. vs. Joseph Amich, Indict.
ment, formation and bastardy,
prosecutrIx Mary Gelinett. ContiD-
ued
Com VS.. Charles Connor, David
Connor and Alex Louder, Indict-
ment assault and battery, prosecu-
tors William Soles aDd George Soles.
Charles ConSer and Alex Louder
plead guilty and were sentenced to
80 days in Jail and to pay costs of
prosecution. David Connor after
trial was found guilty and sentenced
to 80 days in Jail and to pay costs of
prosecution.
Com. VS.. Mrs. Lydia A Meyer,
assault and battery, prosecutor Cal
vim A Kepner, guilty, sentenced TO
pay fine of S100 and costs of
prosecution.
Com. VS. l.. S. Todd, Indictment
embezzlement, prosecutors W. B.
Horning, c. Z. Hover and S. c. Col
drop. The defendant was arrested
in Philadelphia and gave bail in that
city. He failed to appear at the
trial. He was found guilty in his
absence.
Com. VS.. Samuel Miller, Indict-
ment, fornication, found guilty and
sentenced to pay a fine of S100,
and costs of prosecution.
Com. VS.. Charles Will, charge,
fornication and bastardy, prosecutor,
Lottie Carter. Defendant plead
guilty. The usual sentence in such
cases was passed upon him, and he
went to jail in default of payment of
said sentence.
The following cases were ignored
by the Grand jury. Com. VS.. James
Bardell, assault and battery, prose
cutor Robert Mcdonald, by his
father w. II. Mcdonald Com. VS..
George Soles, assault and battery,
prosecutor Charles Connor Com.
VS.. Jacob Zeigler selling liquor with
out license.
Reasons for new trial were filed
in the case of John Wise VS.. Irwin b.
Clark
". Il Groninger, J. NJ. Williams
and S. NJ. Woodward were appoint
ed viewers to lay out road in
Spruce Hill township from McNaights
grist mill to place where said road
meets public road leading from
Pleasant View to Spruce Hill.
The Grand Jury recommended
that repairs be made to the county
jail and that a sewer be laid from
outhouses of jail and Court House
if the expense was not too great.
Rule for an order of sale on estate
of Thomas Rumberger was returned.
Property sold, and sale confirmed.
In estate of Z. J. Patterson, decd,
return of order of sale of real estate.
Property sold and sale confirmed,
John J. Dimm was appointed
guardian Of Anna and Mary Holman
and David p. Holman, minor child
dren of John p. Holman, deceased,
late of Greenwood township.
John Balentine VS.. Elias Horning
ct al, No II Feb. term, 1891. Sum
mons trespass, plea ''Not Guilty"
Settled after trial had commenced.
Henry Howard VS.. Thomas Shiffer
No. 156, April term, 1892. Appeal
from judgement of Absalom Barner
j. 2. Defendant pleads, ''Nil Debit"
Continued.
Abram LYder aud Susan Lyder VS..
Benjamin Renninger, No. II, Sep.
term, 1892. Appeal Defendant pleads
"Nil Debit" Settled.
j. T. Hockenberry VS.. W. d. Walls
No. 103 September term, 1892. Ap-
peal by defendant from judgment of
G. B. Horning J. p. Cefendant
pleads, "Nil Debit Settled
John Wise VS.. Irwin Clark No. 13S
September term, 1892 Appeal.
Defendant pleads, NIL Debit" Yer
dict in favor OF plaintiff.
William H. Kurtz assignee of H.
5. Moist VS.. Simon Fogleman, No.
l96 Sep. term, 1892, appeal. Defen
dant pleads, Mi Debit" Settled.
Eliza Benner VS.. Albert Hacken-
berger and Henry Yocum, No. 24,
December term, 1892, Appeal De-
fendant pleads, "Nil Debit" Con-
tinued.