The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-03-20
Proceedings Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas.

. SUSAN CLHae.
Proceedings Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Court convened on the 9th inst. Pres.
ent, -f
WILLIAM OKEY, Judge.
J. T. JUDKINs, Clerk.
THOMAS o. LITTLE, Sheriff
The Grand Jury was empanneled,
sworn and charged, after which they re-
tired. Eight bills for violation of the
liquor law and one for assault and bat
terry were returned.
Isaac Mobley vs. Susannah Mellott, ct
al civil action; leave to defendant, S.
Mellott to amend answer and cause con-
tinued.
H. B. Hill, Admir-, vs. Rob't Eddy !;
civil action; dismissed at costs of plain.
tiff. ga
Ohio VS. j. G. Schaub; two indict-
nents for selling liquor; fine Of S15
and costs in each case was imposed.
Ohio vs. Jesse Roe; indictment for
shooting with intent to kill; plea not
guilty recognized to next term in the
sum of $4,000.
Ohio vs. Jas. L Whitmore; indict.
ment for stealing gelding; nolle prose-
qui entered.
Jos. Hodge vs. F. G. Cleveland; con-
fession; judgment in favor Of plaintiff
for S801, "a and costs.
Lavina Hagerman vs Peter Hager-
man ct al; alimony on motion g. W.
Mason. was made party defendant with
leave to answer.
Louisa Nesor VS. B Butt; confirma
ton; sale of real estate confirmed and
deed ordered.
"WEDNESDAY, March MARY j. Wag.
gle VS. James c. Johnston ct al; parti'
ton; real estate appraised at 1886; Jas
c. Johnston elected to take the proper
ty at the appraised value.
A number of cases were ordered con,
tinued.
Ohio vs. Robert Gray peace warrant
dismissed at costs of c Morrison.
VIM. Moore VS. Robert Gatchell ct al
sale of real estate confirmed.
THURSDAY, March S-H. Crawford VS.
r. Swaney, ct al; sale of real estate con
firmed
G. g. Norris and another vs. J. K
Drum, ct al; civil action; sale made ia
this case set aside and order made to
sell subject to the Dover of Mary Drum
widow of PAilip Drum.
j. G. Patton VS. A. Lacey, ct al; par
tition; real estate appraised at Sl,166
taken at appraisement by B. H. Mallory
Remington S. Machine Co., vs. Du.
vail d Riesbeck; civil action; judgment
in favor of plaintiff for $lS3,65 and
costs.
s. N Covert vs. VIM A. Ferrel ct al
sale of real estate confirmed
FRIDAY, March 9,-Margaret Mitchell
VS. JOS. K. Mitchell; Divorce and Ali.
mony continued.
Jos. Dierstein vs. c. Miller ct al; civil
action; judgment in favor of plaintiff
for S497, Is, and order for sale Of rea
estate.
Margaret A. Andrews vs., ALFRED
Steele; bastardy.; dismissed at costs Of
plaintiff. gra
w. Taylor VS. Jacob Casserman; civi
action; Judgment against defendant tol
$500 and costs; remitted except, costs
D. Pangle vs. A. Barling & another
|civil action; demurrer of defendan
Moff1tt sustained; leave to plaintiff Il
amend bis petition in 80 days after term
The Grand Jury reported and wer
discharged.
| SATURDAY, March 10.-Ohio vs. q
Sebach; indictments for selling liquor
three cases; continued.
Ohio vs. A. Schumacher; indictment
for selling liquor; two cases; a fine o
SIS in each case and costs was imposed
| NJ. Brennan & Co., VS. A. R. Bridge
man; civil actien; motion of defendan
to petition was heard and. overruled
leave to plaintiffs to amend their peti
ton by stating that they are co-part
nership doing business in Ohio.
/ F. Probst vs. F. Ketterer; appeal
heard on motion Of defendant to tn
petition; motion sustained and leav
| granted plaintiff to amend etition.
VIM. NJ. Havely, Admir-, VS. w. q
Havely; revivor: the Admir- made
party plaintiff to the Judgment.
| MONDAY, March 12.--Judge L. F
MARSH on the bench.
E. Coen VS. !. Coen; revivor; contir
ued.
! C Cehrs VS. E. Coulter; civil action
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for $26
SO and costs, and order for sale of res
estate.
TUESDAY, March 19-Wm. Birche
vs j. M. Round, ct al; civil action
Judgment in favor OF Benjamin Danfor
for $4,600,74; VIM. Bircher $555, SO
L. S Delaplain & Son, S993, ,6S; Georg
Adams, Executor of C. D. Knox, So
S90,90 and Ehort, Witt & Co., S1,27
80 ard order for sale of mortgage
premises.
Ellen Adams ct oil vs. L Hoe ffler; ci'
il action; demurrer Of defendant gu
tanned leave to plaintiffs to amend an
cause continued. y
) Ohio VS. j. H. Mckee; indictment
> for selling liquor; nolle prosequi entere
in first case; second continued to ne,
term.
Ohio vs. S. Bever; indictments fc
selling liquor; two cases; plea guilty
fined $40 and costs in each case.