The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-06-01
Court Of Common Pleas.

lne freDle county court OF Com-
mon Pleas remained in session until
Friday evening last, when it adjourn
ed until juno 10, at which time the
case of Anna Puturbaugh will be dis
posed of. Since u last report the
following business has been disposed
of:
Davidson VS.. Whiteside, Treas
Demurrer to petition overruled.
Leave to answer.
H. G. Hiestand VS.. Jno. w. Ste
phens, ct al-Suit on note and mort
gage. Amount found due, $l,09l, %,
and mortgaged premises ordered to
be sold.
I. R. Potterff VS.. c., H. D. R. R. Co.
Thos F. Stephens VS..
Stephens & Potterff VS..
These three cases are brought to re-
cover for wood alleged to have been
sold and delivered by plaintiffs to de-
PENDANT. On motion, the plaintiffs
were ordered to make their pleadings
more definite and certain.
Alice Case VS.. Josiah Barnet-This
was a Ease in bastardy. The defend
ant admitted the soft impeachment,
aud was adjudged to pay $500, in in
stalments of $50 each and costs. In
default of payment he is in Jail.
Thos. C. Pottenger VS.. Reuben Pot
tenger-Suit to recover 5000 borrow
ed money. Tried to Court; judg-
ment for defendant.
j. NJ. Davis, ct al, Executors, VS..
Jacob Nation-This suit was brought
to recover about $l,100, principal and
interest on 8 notes held by plaintiffs
against defendant. The defendant
claimed that two of the notes had
been given for balance due on the first
note, or, that he had signed the new
notes under a mistake as to the facts.
The case has been tried three times.
He also claimed a set of for brick,
about 500. Once before arbftrators,
which resulted in an award for de-
PENDANT $500. This award was set
aside by the Court. The cast was
then tried to a Jury, and the defend
ant got a verdict for 1920. The Court
set aside the verdict and the case was
again tried to a jury, and the result is
a verdict for the defendant for $21,2I.
The case is now pending on a motion
for a new trial.
Miami Valley Ins. Co. VS.. j. Nico-
dennis. ct al-This case came up for.
hearing upon the answer of John III.
Bostick, who was alleged by plaintiff
to have money in his hands belong
ing to defendant, Nicodemus. Tried
to Court, and Bostick was dismissed
from the case.
J. P. Acton vs. w. Lantis-On note.
No answer. Judgment for plaintiff,
.s223.OO.
JIM, Barnet VS.. The Amazon ms.
Co. and twelve other Insurance Com
panies. These are suits to recover
$4,000 Insurance on the Barnet &
Whiteside mill, burned last foil. The
plaintiff was ordered to make his Pc
titions more definite and certain OH
motion of defendants.
John Dixon VS.. D.J. Naef-Johu
Wampler made a party with leave TO
plead.
j. i. Fudge VS.. Bruce YanDoren-
On DrOmlssarV note. Judgment ZZJ,-
SO. judgment and costs paid.
First National Bank of Eaton VS.. L.
C. Acknowledgment, $3,598,56, by
default.
Morey & Morey VS.. Daniel Peters
Judgment by default, $2l9,78.
Henry Never VS.. Wilson & Lanius
Dismissed and costs paid.
Sylvester Brinley VS.. George Me-
Faddin. et al-Judgment. $l67,90
Alexander vs.. SampleLDismisscd.
]. 81. Middaugh VS.. Board of Edu-
cation of Monroe Tp.-Suit to recov-
er balance due on contract for build
ing a school house. Defence, defcc-
tive work. Tried to Court iudg-
ment for plaintiff, 800 and costs. The
cialm OF plaintiH was ABOUT