The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-06-29
Proceedings OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas

Court convened on Monday, the 22a
inst. Present: Judge R E CHAMBERS
on the bench. Z DAVID OKEY, Clerk Qt
THOMAS o LITTLE, Sheriff.
After the docket had been called, the
Grand Jury was called, sworn and after
charging them in relation to their du-,
ties, they retired to their room to de-
liberate.
j. Vernon VS.. j. M.EGreeE d Co -
Civil action; continued off the docket
at costs OF plaintiff. 1df'5jU daf HI
L. 0. Okey vs.. John Beyer ct al!L.
Civil action !; trustees Of NJ E. Church
have leave to file answer inslanter.
Ohio VS.. Charles Kettee. Indictments
for selling liquor-2 cases NOlle prose
qui entered in each case.
H. NJ Hendershot vs. John Phillips.
Appeal; leave to defendant to file ans
wer instanter.
f. A. Skinner ct al. vs.. S. H. Wallace
ct al. Partition and dover; defendants
Onlinger and Hubbard, have leave to
file answers Installer. &SEE3fF
Wheat, Isett d Naylor VS.. Samuel
Tschappat Two cases-civil actions !;
dismissed at plaintiffs costs GIh G>iI
August Meyer VS.. Adam Henthorn.
Sale of real estate confirmed.
Ohio vs.. David Skinner Indictment
for assault and battery Nolle prosequt
entered. ST. B 81 IS
Samuel Landis vs. Nancy Lands, Ad
lninistratrix, ct al Civ 4 action; de.
mnrrer sustained and petition dismissed
at plaintiffs costs.
James Watson VS.. John Tschappat.
Civil action; dismissed at costgof plain
tiff 8 ~ g. M q
John S. Schbfea vs. John Staldsr. ct
al. Appeal; jddg ment against defend
ant for five cents which G. Winkler,
Admir- Of N Stalder, Jr, deceased was
ordered to pay together with costs.
+. JohH A. Harman vs., Della Eaton Jet
al. Civil action; ordered by the Court
that said John A. Harman and his heirs
and assigns have the read way, in dispute,
granted in terms OF settlement agreed
upon, and that William Beardmore pay
the costs of this suit. 3i'i's .-''"F'L
EasJohn Gillespie vs.. 'Fred'k Grim. APP
peal dismissed for want of prosecution,
at the costs Of plaintiff
Jacob Garnot VS.. Frank Wygle Civ
! il action; Settled and dismissed, each
party to pay the costs by him made.
Ohio VS.. H. B. Hixenbaugh. For
feiture Of reconizance; 2 cases rdis-
missed. -,--s..r. gsivs.,. t-n,o-,
June 2s-R. W. Owings Admir- VS..
i Wm. Brewnfeld Admir-. Appeal; dis
missed at costs Of plaintiff.
/ Simon.Dorr VS.. j. P. Spriggs et.aE--
l.Appeal;, dismissed at costs OF plaintiff
Isaac Hogue vsI Thomas McVay Ell
al. Partition and Dover; report of the
appraisers confirmed; Isaac Hogue elect
ed to take the premises at the. valuation
Sheriff ordered 10 make Deed.
June "a ohio vs., F.;B Presentine
Indictments for selling Intoxicating
tffduors-4 cases; 1st and I'd cases 4
fine of sic in each, and costs ). Sd and
4th cases, fine of $25 in each, and
costs, and TO sDanQ commltted until -tnt
same is paid. Being unable to furnish
the necessary funds, Mr.. IP. was taker
to jail.
i Ohio VS.. JIG. Schaub. Indictments
for selling intoxicating liquors; 2 cases
fined S50in each case and costs.
The Grand Jury returned into Cour
and reported the following indictments
j Againt Isaac Hatcher, Milton Bishop
James Johnston, Walter S. Hardesty
and Webb Hardesty for fishing with .tisl
:, June2 Is ALTO okey VS.. John Beve
ct al. Civil ACTION; Judgment in tayo
of the plaintiff for Sll4 2S:: The trus
tees of the NJ Z. Church having ans
wered that they owe $50 81, it's order
ed that they pay that sum to the plain
tiff and that the same be credit, o.
said judgment, and costs. +
III. NJ. Hendershotrvs.. John Phillips
! Appeal; judgment in favor of the plain
tiff for IS aud costs. @