The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-01
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

May term closed on Monday morn
ing. Tie following is the business
since our last report:
Stiles G. Smith ct al VS. The Atwa-
ter Coal Co. Decree that the A. G..
Co. pay S2S63 so to plaintiff with in
terest and costs, or that lands describ-
cd be sold to pay same.
Luther =. Hunt VS.. j osepf Il, Smith
Executor, &c. Judgment for plain
tiff for 1898 and costs.
| William II. Lann;ng VS. John En-
glish. Judgment by default for plain
tiff for $1,000 "a to drA W interest at 8
per cent, and costs.
Alvin f. Tayl lor Ell al. VS. Mary Ann
Taylor. Partition Of premises des-
cribed i'm petition ordered.
Michael Skelley VS.. Daniel v. Chap
man. Court find due plaintiff $5lG 90
with interest at per cent. Decree
| that unless the said amount with in
terest and costs be paid in FIVE day 8
| from close of term Of Court the prem
| ises described to be sold to satisfy the
same,
Merits & Riddle VS. Davis Fifer.-
Judem ment for plaintiffs by confession
Tor $235 AZ with interest at per cent.
and costs.
Same VS. Same. Judgment for pl'ffs
by confession for $235 AZ, with inter-
est at 8 per cent, and costs.
Sidney 0. Crosby VS. Juliaetta Bell,
Admir-, &c. Decree that upon plain
tiff payment of Sl49 46 the defendant
be required to execute deed of prem
ises described in petition.
Eaunv X Wal6v VIC John Val6v-
Divorce granted Oh ground of wilful
absence for more than three years.
Defendant enjoined from interfering
withreal or personal property of plain
tiff. Defendant to pay costs.
Il. Nj. Marcy ct al. VS. c. d. Hudson
ct al. Premises ordered sold and
aXalls brought into court to abide fur
ther order, and case continued.
Emma Ward VS. Presley e. Ward.
Dismissed without prejudice at plain
tiff's costs.
|, j. M. johnson VS. White & Wilcox.
Motion for new trial Overruled. De-
PENDANTS except. Judgment for pl'f..
for $1543 Is and costs.
Myron Richard VS. d. L. Pope &
Son. Motion of plaintiff for new trial
overruled. Plaintiff excerpts. Judg-
ment for defendant for costs. to which
plaintiff excerpts. "
L. NJ. Chaffee, Assignee, VS. NJ. j.
Hill ct al. Receiver presents his re-
port which is approved and receiver
discharged. Case continued with leave
to parties to plead.
James Rhodes VS. Eleanor Il. Gile ct
al. Settled as between plaintiff and
Eleanor Gile, each party to pay their
own costs up 10 this date. On mo-
ton d. l.. Rockwell substituted as
plaintiff and case 10 be dOcketed as ID.
l. Rockwell VS. Elanor &. Gile.
Carlisle Birge VS. 0. S. Newberry ct
al. Tried to Court. Judgment for
defendants for ten cents aud costs.
State VS. Christ. Yeagen. Indict-
ment for selling TO be drunk where
sold. Plea guilty. Sentenced to be
Imprisoned in county Jail ten days and
pay fine OF So and costs.
State VS. George lIilderhoOf. Indict-
ment for selling liquor to minor. Plea
guilty. Sentenced to ten days in Jail
and pay fine of So and costs.
State VS. Albert Herman. Indictment
for selling liquor, nc. Plea guilty.
Sentenced to ten days in Jail and pay
So and costs.
G. A. Reed, Admir- of o. M. Kent
deceased VS.. John Woltkomer ct ais.
Decree of foreclosure.
State VS. John Matthews Inlict-
ment for selling liquor to minor. Plea
| guilty. Fined Sl5 and costs.
First National Bank OF Ravenna VS.
]. G. Maloney. Judgment for pl'T by
confession for SS37 73 and costs.
Spencer 81 Woodsrd VS. Elias Heck.
man. Judgment for plaintiffs by con-
fession for SlO6 30 and costs.
State vs. Thomas l.. llOugh. Grand
Larceny. Plea guilty. Sentenced to
one year in the penitentIary, from
May %, 1876. and Ia pay costs.
State VS. Frank Cooley. Burglary
aud larceny. Nollied as to charge OF
burglary, plea Of guilty as to petit
larceny. Sentenced to pay fine OF
$25, to restore value of property, So
and to pay costs.
State vs. William Dean. Grand
Larceny. Plea of guilty Withdrawn.
Plea guilty of petit larceny entered
Property valued at $50. Sentenced tO
ten days in Jail, to restore $50 to f
| Dronbarger and pay costs.
State We James Shipgledecker.-