The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-12-07
John Donahue est. Order Of sale
confirmed nisi

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they belong to her, and therefore ask
the rule to show cause, &c.
M. B. Hettler VS.. VIM. Brindle,
surety Of the peace, threats made by
defendant to burn plaintiffs house in
Mifflin township. Defendant had no
counsel but made statement saying
he was drunk and didn't know whether
he threatened to burn Mr.. Hetler's
house or not. Several witnesses were
then heard. The Court gave the de
fendant severe reprimand and re-
manded him to custody of the Sheriff.
James5 Chamberlin VS.. Marietta
Chamberlin. Subpoena in divorce.
Report Of Auditor in estate of Cath
arine Weaver, decd, confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth VS.. Daniel Dillon a
true bill.
Petition for road in Mt. Pleasant
near VIM. Miller's.
Jesse Johnston est. J. G.. Freeze
continued as auditor to next term.
E. o. Jackson est. VIM Chrisman
continued as auditor to next term.
Jennie Terwilliger, VS.. w. S. Ter
williger. Publication in divorce direct
ed by the Court.
M. G. Hughes est. B. F. Zarr con.
tinued as auditor.
Application of w. II. Cherington
for discharge under insolvent laws.
Hearing continued to Feb. term.
In re Hemlock twp, into two elec.
tion districts. Commissioners are con-
tinued to file report at Feb. term.
In the matter of petition of resi-
dents Of Beaver twp, school district.
the inspector c. c. Evans is continued
to report at next term.
Road in Roaringcreek near Geo.
Craigs. Viewers continued to report
Dec. 18th.
Osborne & Co VS.. w. P. Kline,
Rule to open judgment. 1t appearing
that no answer has been filed in the
above proceedings to the petition of
the Deft it is ordered that unless an
answer is filled on or before next
argument Court the above rule will be
decided on the facts set forth in the
petition.
Estate of Michael Fctterolf, de-
ceased. J. B. Robson continued as
auditor.
In the matter of the assigned est.
of the Catawissa Deposit Bank, ]. H.
Maize is continued as auditor to re-
port at License Court.
Est. of Samuel Adams. r. Rush
Zarr continued as auditor.
John Appleman Est. J. H. Maize
continued as auditor until next term.
In the matter of the proposed
County bridge across the river at
Mifflinville, for which petition had
been presented at May Court and the
report in favor of bridge confirmed
nisi. at September Court, exceptions
were filed to the report and the petit
ton for review presented.
Isaiah Bower VS.. G.. w. Supplee,
trustee. Rule discharged.
Sealed bids in different estates open
ed, read and filed.
Transfer of restaurant license in
Berwick from Theodore Berger to Ed
ward Schenck.
S. ]. Benjamin VS.. ]. w. Klle. Dis
turbing public worship. Compromis.
ed between plaintiff and defendant.
Estate of B. F. Savits, deceased.
Auditors report referred back to him.
True bill found against Miles Do.
maker, Timothy Reardon, John Do.
maker and Ed. Welsh. Robbery of
store of Arthur Roberts at Rupert.
The accused plead guilty and
were remanded to the custody of the
sheriff by the court. The mercy of
the court was begged in behalf of Ed.
Welsh because of his clean confession.
The appeal for mercy was made by
lawyer Ikeler and approved by district
attorney and Justice Jacoby.
Commonwealth VS. Daniel Dillon.
Theft of watch while drunk.
Arthur Roberts VS.. Dora and Eliza
beth Murphy. Receiving stolen goods.
True bill found.
Mitilda Hendershott VS. Charles
Hendershott. Divorce decreed.
George Keiter, E. Boone and H.
S. Pohe VS.. Harvey Gross. Stealing
blankets, &c. Found guilty in man
ner and form as indicted.
James Drummond, John Springer,
and Thomas Jacobs. Malicious con-
duct A true bill.