Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-28

equitable and Just.
A large amount Of testimony had
been taken and the case was fully
argued before the court on the 18th
day of April. 1897. Judge Lyons
opinion in the case was An elaborate
one and covered every phase of the
case and he also reviewed fully all
the proceedings in this case. The
opinion being too long for publica.
ton. it is necessary only to say the
prayer for relief on the rsrs Of the
three men was granted. The court
decided the judgment should not b ,
marked sat SIZED as to fifteen eigh
teenths Of the money owing thereon,
and that w. N. Ster1ett, William
Puff.nberger and W. B. McCahan e
share of the debt was three eigh-
teenths only. The costs of the pro-
ceedings were placed upon H. G.
Hover
In the estate # Sarah F. J,mison,
late of Fayette township. deceased,
rule was granted upon Isaac II Jan
ison and Louis E Atkinson, executor
to show cause why the appraisement
of real estate of decedent should not
be set aside.
In the estate of Barnbart Fogle
late of Monroe township, deceased,
order to sell real estate granted.
In the estate of Samuel A. Thomas
deceased, decree of specific perform
ance of contract for land sold by de-
cedent to D. S. Louder, made by the
court.
In estate of W. G Switzer's minor
children authority was granted to
guardian to pay off mortgage on de-
cedents real estate d.cescsndry TO
his wards.
Huldah Leitzel VS.. w. II. Minick;
26, February term, 1897; Feigned is-
sue; Sheriff in.erpleader. This case
settled.
Malinda NJ. Hetrick VS.. H. Latin ,r
Wilson and John Adams, executors
Jerome N. Thompson. deceased;
Summons in assumpsit; Plea, "Non
assumpsit For trial
Judge Bell took the verdict IN
this case for S1OlO.26, it being agreed
by counsel that that was the amount
due Melinda n Hstrick, the plaintiff
from the estate OF Jerome N. Thomp-
sor, deceased.
Jano Thompson, VS.. H. Latimer
Wilson and John Adams, executors
Jerome N. Thompson, deceased; III
September term, 1896; Summons in
assumpsit; Plea, "Non assumpsit.'
For trial
Judge Bell also presided in this
case and the verdict was for S175S 63
in favor of Jane Thompson.
Collipson Barner VS.. The Iron City
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Pittsburg, Pa; 80 December term,
1896; Summons. in sssu mpsit; Plea
"Non assumpsit Continued.
Mary A. Todd VS.. The Quaker City
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; 33
February term, 1897; Summons in
assumpsi:; Plea, "Non assumpsit."
For trial
Mary A. Todd vs.. The Quaker City
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; 81
February term, 1897; Summons in
assumpsit; Plea, "Non assumpsit.
Fer trial.
Mary A. Todd vs.. The Quaker City
Mutual Fire insurance Company; 35
February term, 1897; Summons in
assumpsit; Plea, Non assunpsit."
For trial.
III. S. Henry VS.. The Lebanon Mu-
iual Insurance Company; 65 Febru
ary term. 1897; Summons in assump
cit; Plea, ''Non assumpsit." Contin'
ued.
Com. VS.. James II. Mcclure,
charge Fornication and Bastardy,
Minnie B. Carruthers, Continued un-
til September Term.
Com. vs. Joshua B. Ferguson,
Charge Fernication and Bsstardy,
Prosecutrix Bessie A Grouse. Set
tied.
Com. vs.. Harry Hcrring, charge
fornication and bastardy, Prosecu
trjx Lille Yorks. Settled.
Com. vs. Samuel Thomas and Eiiz,
abeth Thomas, Charge Larceny,
ProsecutrIx A. L. Kopenhafer. Set
tied.
Com. We. George ThomrsoB, charge
Larceny. Prosecutor W. X. Adams.
Thompson pied guilty to stealing a
watch and an overcoat from w. r. |
Adams electrician for the Electric |
Light Company of this place. Sen
terced to ale Huntingdon Reforma-
tory.
Com VS. Allen Kopenhafer and
George Hinkle, charge cruelty to
animals. Prosecutor Edward Ramp.
Settled.
Com. vs.. John o. Peilman charge,
selling liquor without license. Pros
scutor Abraham W. Kramer. Tried
verdict rot guilty, but the costs to
os divided equally between the de-
'endant and the prosecutor, A. w.
Kramer.
CONTINUED in next issue.)