Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
ARGUA
Court convenedA
at 8 O'Clock A. N.

at 8 O'Clock A. N.
In the case of the g
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Bench warrant issuedto bring de-
fendant into Court.
F. NJ. NJ. Pennell, Esq, was ap-
pointed to audit the accounts ofthe
ProthOnotafy and Register 4 Re-
corder.
WilberfOrce Schweyer, f. NJ. NJ.
Pennell and j. Howard Neely,
Esqs., were appointed a commit
tee to examine the records, index
es. books and files in the PrOthOn-
Otary's Office at the instance of w.
H. Zeidcrs, the retiring PrOthOnO-
tary.
Application for Il new trial in
the case of Isaac n. Sieber vs.. Ad-
am J. Petit was refused.
In the assigned estate of H. r.
Clark, real estate returned as sold
| to James p. Calhoun for the sum of
$500, subject to lien of II. H. Hart
man in the sun: of $7OS.33. Sale
confirmed by the court.
Samuel Brant was granted a SOL
dier's license to peddle.
Report Of viewers laying out a
road in TuscarOra township begin
ming at n point on line between
lands of Calvin Palm and Marion
Sheets in a public road leading
from James Stewards to Baily Nc
Kinley's and extending thence to
"a point near Irwin McGaughey's
house on public road leading from
the borough of Patterson to Reed s
Gap, confirmed absolutely.
The report of viewers vacating
road known as the green lane,
leading from Water street, Mifflin-
town fair grounds, confirmed absO-
lutely.
All the accounts of administra-
tors and Executors as advertised
by the Register and Recorder were
confirmed excepting the account OF
John Stouffer, executor of Amos
StOuffer, deceased, which was with
held until the administrator in the
same estate files his account. Also
in the estate of Elizabeth Klinger,
deceased, exceptions having been
filed to executors accounts, Wilber-
force Schweyer, Esq, was appoint
ed Auditor to pass upon exceptions
and make distribution.
In the estate of Oliver p. Barton,
deceased, alias order to sell real
estate, granted.
In the estate of Amos StOuffer,
deceased. real estate reported as
sold to Manbeck & Nelson for the
sum of Sc, 1000, and a tract of
woodland containing 13 acres to
Samuel Schlegel for $500 90. Sales
confirmed.
In the estate of Alexander Eat
on, deceased, real estate reported
as sold to Louis Letter for the
price or sum of S49O.OO Sale con-
firmed.
In the estate of Angelina Meal
lister, deceased, real estate report
ed as sold to Andrew BeshOre for
the sum of S1625.OO. Sale con
firmed.
In the estate Of John McNulty,
deceased, real estate reported as
sold to John Layer for $295. 90.
Sale confirmed.
In the estate of Rev. Francis Nc
Burney, q "sed, inquest in par
titiOs - -
,....~ y, vOhli uvS.iing,
deceased, return to inquest in par
tition made.
In the estate of Philip Swartz,
deceased, real estate ordered to be
sold for the payment of debts.
In the estates of Catherine and
Robert KingsbOrOughs, deceased,
report of inquisitiOn confirmed.
In the estate of Alexander BOggs,
deceased, return of appraisers con-
firmed and tract No. awarded to
Vim. NJ. BOggs at the appraise-
ment 1906. 90. Tract No. 2
was ordered to be sold by the exec
utors at public sale.
In the estate of Ralph Z. DObbs,
deceased, the mansion tract report
ed as sold to j. NJ DObbs for the
sum of 81 10000. Sale confirmed.
In the estate of Solomon Sieber,
deceased, real estate reported sold
as fOllows:-Tracts Nos. 1 and 2 to
George X. and A. B. Evans for the
sum of $16OO.OO. Tract No. to
Horace A. Meyers for the sum of
$25 90. Sale confirmed.
In the estate of John A. RObi
son, deceased, real estate ordered
to be sold.
In the estate of David Hetrick,
deceased, real estate reported as
sold to Malinda Hetrick for the
sum of $473S.OO Sale confirmed.
William Smith was appointed
guardian of Mamie G. Brillinger,
deceased.
DIR. W. H. Banks was appointed
guardian of the minor children Of
Minerva Sieber, deceased.
Judge Lyons made and filed the
following opinion and decree:
In re-rule OH Jacob Lauver, Il. F.
Burns, George Groninger, Jerome ker-
elmer, James Stake and w. s. Clemens,
school directors of Milford township, to
show cause why they should not Ike &C.
moved from their Office and others ap-
pointed in their stead
On the Ind day of August A. ID 1888,
the petition of ten taxable citizens of
Milford township school district was
presented at Chambers setting forth:
lst. That petitioners are taxable citi-
xor,,, q. nd roaidanta of Milford township