The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-12-18

Pleas. December Special Term, A D. 1873
| The Grand Jury respectfully submit this
their Jail Report for the present term
| they having visited the same at the pres
ent sitting, and find :5er-v
81. Jail in good condition.
"2. Eight persons confined therein
four insane persons, and four criminals
%. Rules properly posted, and faith
| fully observed and complied with.
"The Grand Jury respectfully further
report that they have been in session
five days, have examined one hundred
and thirty witnesses, and found thirty
three indictments.
ANDREW A AUSTIN,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Among the indictments found was one
against Anna c. Tilton for murder in the
first degree, against Isaac Vernon for
cutting with intent to kill, and one
against James Sherrick for manslaughter.
When we went to press last week the
case of Thomas Delay vs. Adam Win
Tough was in progress. This was sec
ond trial, the jury in the former trial
having failed to agree. The parties had
traded horses. The horse that Winfough
got from Delay was diseased. Winfough
was to pay fifteen dollars boot, upon GER
tain conditions. Winfough claimed that
he was to pay when the horse got well.
Delay claimed that payment was to be
made when the horse got well of the
scratches. The horse got well of the
scratches, but never got well of the other
diseases. This suit was brought to re-
cover the fifteen dollars Verdict for
81 TO- being the fifteen dollars and in
terest.
Permelia Crooks VS.. Alexander B.
Erwin jr. Dover assigned
David S. Allen VS.. Joseph Miller Error.
Order made for Justice of the Peace to
send up true transcript of the proceed
ings had before him.
George W. Keller vs. Susannah Crab
tree and others. Order of partition, re
turnable forthwith.
Alfred L. Norton VS.. Malinda Trago.
Injunction. Settled and dismissed at
costs of plaintiff.
Daniel D. Morgan VS.. Geo. W. Hamer
This is case about the sales of some
shares in Cambria Furnace stock, tried
at last term. Settled as per agreement
on file.
Rachel Malony VS.. Elenor McKinniss
eft al. Order of partition issued, return
able forthwith.
John T. Jones VS.. Frederick Weighorst
ct al. Error corrected as to description
of property, and order of sale made
John Buckley vs. John J. Evans ct al.
This is the old Limestone Furnace case.
H. L. Chapman, Trustee, invested with
full power to collect debts, the same as
the various receivers heretofore ap-
pointed.
Joshua E. Ferree re-appointed Master
Commissioner for three years Gave
bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars,
with David D. DUNCAN and Alanson Rob-
bins as sureties. 1tf
Samantha Hildenbrand vs. David Hill
denbrand and Thomas Hildenbrand.
Some years ago George Hildenbrand died,
leaving lands worth some $500. His widow
was in poor health. They had number
of children, all grown. The heirs Joined
in a quit claim deed to David and
Thomas, for the lands. The plaintiff
claimed that this conveyance was made
in consideration that David and Thomas
should support their mother, and that
David and Thomas hired her (plaintiff0
to provide for her mother which she did.
Defendant denied the contract. Verdict
for plaintiff for S2S9 80. Second trial
demanded, and bond fixed at $500.
Mary Jane Wilt VS.. John Wilt This
was petition for divorce, charging ha-
bitdal drunkenness for three years. Di-
vorce granted, and alimony allowed for
$3.50, which if not paid in ten days. to be
made out of the sale of certain real
estate, described in the petition.
Mark Sternberger VS.. Harvey Wells.
The parties traded certain real estate in
the town Of jackson. Plaintiff conveyed
by deed to defendant the lands he traded,
and paid in cash the difference Defend
ant made a deed, but reserved the coal,
being the coal under a lot in Booths Ad-
dition Plaintiff demanded a general
warranty deed, which defendant refused
to execute Defendant failed to answer.
Evidence heard, and decree for specific
performance within ten days, or in de
fault thereof that Master Commissioner
of the Court execute such deed
Ohio VS.. John Cosby. Indictment for
nuisance under the fourth section of the
liquor law. Plea guilty, fine 500 and
costs, and order to shut up room until
bond be given.
Ohio VS.. Henry Holberg. Indictment
for nuisance under the fourth section oi
the liquor law. Plea guilty, fine 500 and
costs, and order to shut up room until
bond besglvepo1 rue @us q smaE
Ohio VS.. John Bertsch and Jacol
Bertsch. Indictment for nuisance under
the fourth section of the liquor law. Plea
guilty as to John Bertsch, Fine SCI. and
costs, and noHe as to Jacob Bertsch
Solomon Long VS.: John Wilt ct al
Suit to foreclose mortgage. a Amount
found due S769 20, and order for sale oi
n1ortgaged premises -....
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