Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-02-28

The Argument Court was convened
Tuesday, February ~, at 9 o'clock, A
All accounts of administrators, ex.
ecutors and gusrdianS, advertised by
the register to be confirmed by this
court, were SO confirmed, there being
no exceptions.
In the estate of Alexander Boggs,
late of Lack township, deceased, re.
turn to order to sell decedent's real
estate made, setting forth that real
estate was not sold for want of suf.
ficient bid. An alias order to sell
was granted.
William j. Gingrich was appoint.
ed guardian of the minor children of
Lydia Ginglich.
In the estate of Philip Swartz, late
of Monroe township, deceased, real
estate returned as sold to John Nj.
Deitz for the sum of $1,000.
In the estate of Jacob Lauver, late
of Monroe township, deceased, petl-
tion of Shelly Graybill, guardian of
minor children of said decedent to
sell his wards undivided interest in
decedent's real estate, was granted,
aaid real estate having been sold to
Caroline Frontz.
In the estate of Robert Kipgsbor-
ougb, late of Spruce Hill township,
deceased, return to rule on heirs to
accept or refuse the decedent's real
estate made, and as no one accepted
same, it was ordered sold.
In the partition and valuation of
the real estate of Rev. Francis Nc
Burney, late of Walker township.
deceased, return TO the writ to par
tition made, and rule granted on
heirs to accept or refuse same at the
valuation.
In the estate of ROBBERS Innis, late
of Beale township. deceased, Neal NJ
Stewart, guardian of minor children
of said decedent: was granted power
to join with other parties in interest
in selling certain real estate
in which his wards had an interest.
George L. Hover was appointed
guardian of Mary Grace Henderson,
minor child o: Sarah B. York, decd.
W. Howard Patterson was appoint
ed guardian of minor children of Su.
san c. Patterson, deceased.
In attachment execution, James F.
Hockenberry va. Carder c. Gardiner,
affidavit of trustees and bond Ale d in
open court.
IL the estate of John A. Robinson,
late of Milford township, deceased,
return to order Of real estate made.
Tract No. l farm containing 243
acres, sold to Margaret Brown Rob.
ison for 81, 600. 90; No. 2, containing
10 acres to Margaret Brown Robi.
son for $1,000; tract No. 3, contain
ing 23O acres to James Nj. Nelson
and W. Fl. Maubeck for $276.OO.
In the estate OF George Wald
smith, a supposed decedent, Joseph
E. Niemond, Esq was appointed an
auditor to make distribution.
In the matter of the lunacy of John
G. Crawford of Tuscarora township,
B. F. Burchield, DIR. James G.
Heading and Hugh McMeen were
appointed a committee to determine
whether or not Mr.. Crawford is a
lunatic.
In the estate uf j. G. Bratton, de-
ceased, Frederick Espepschade and
George w. Wilson, were appointed
to sppraise decedeot's real estate to
the widow, it being valued at q less
sum than $500 90.
In the estate of John Yocum, late
Of Milford township, deceased, upon
petition OF L Banks purchaser of de-
cedents real estate legacies which
were liens against sNd estate, were
discharged upon the payment Of said
legacies into court.
The viewers appointed to view the
new joint county bridge across Ma
creek below Richfi.ld. re-
ported that the bridge had been COM
pleted in a substantial and work.
mAnlike manner. excepting an error
OF two feet in length of superstruc-
ture and q changing of walls to re-
oommodste said error in length for
which they assessed damage against