Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-11-29
COURT REPORT.
Hon. WILLIAM OKEY, Judge, j. r
MITCHELL, Clerk, and WIG.
KINNEY, Sheriff, present.

Chas r Rowans VS. Michael A Gnens /
at al. Judgment by default against
defendant fu- $Si 81.
. Thos Arrhital vs. E P Rhodes d Son.
Hea.rdun demurrer of defendant to
plaintiffs petition. Demurrer over rul- |
Counsel -Xcepts.
J Kerr d Go vs. Ohio City Iron & Nail
Works ct al. Leave given defendant TO
file demurrer.
JAS Kelsey vs. Jas Conner ct al. Re
port OF Sale by Master approved and
c0nfii med and deed ordered.
LNjpy d Hutchinson vs. Jacob Heed.
Report oi referee i'll this Ease approved
and confirmed plaintiffs to pay cosls.
state of Ohio vs. OctaviuS Bray
Rape. The prisoner failing Ia appear
mis- IT scngn:Z1nce WAS forfeited.
Martin Flaherty vs. The City al
Bellaire. Cause dismissed al cOsis of
plaintiff.
Richac'i Crnzier W. City of B-ilaire.
ID ,m ge-; heard on mpjiun of drl't to
compel pl .intiff tn make his p'titi"n
| ,nure detinile and certa,u; mOtiCn
ov-rruled.
Jesse ThomsS, exr, VS. Jacob Heed.
Judgment bv default again,t deieLd
an Tar S235 10
| Wn Smith vs. + p Lee. Heard Oh
ri DtiUn tO discharge the attachment al
| 10 we'd in this CASE; uverruied.
JOHN Lisle vs. Wm B Ftrrd. JUDI
IL nj hy default against defendant ioi
$205 81.
John V Webster vs. Robert Kirl =.
The verii I uf tie jury lii his case
naviEg been beretniUte omitted from
the journal, by agreement % parties Il
IS now ordered by tHt Court ifht SAID
| verdict be entere,; Is # IN dste OE it.
rendering. The verdict Is ~ fhlloN s:
1--WE find the issue aS 10 the 5000 not
in favor of the plaintiff, and We find
the issue rs to the SI00 note in favor Of
tne defendant, aud we fiud due from
the defendant to the plaintiff Sl21."
Fne defendant by his counsel muved
the Court to correct the verdict as 10
the amount found due by the jury,
which motion the Court overru!e5. TIE
defendant now files motion TO sci
aside the verdict of the jury, which
Was overruled by the Court. There
upon it is considered by the Court that
the plaintiff recover of the defendant
the sum of Sl27, and defendant pay
the costs of this action.
Smith ST. Cl.jr vsG w Citizens ct al.
Cause continued at costs of defendants.
| State of Ohio VS. John II Buiin.
Shooting With intent to wound. Jury
returned n verdict of guilty of assault
and battery. Thereupon the Court
fined the said Bolin S100, and to stand
committed until fine and costs are
paid.
Davis d Starbuck VS. Pious Jeffries
ct al. ID. cree heretofore entered in
his case mUdfied so as to strike there
| from the order OF the liens and the or
Ter IN the Master to pay out anu DIS
| tribute the purchase money. Nicho-
las Judkins made party defendant.
Edward Bethel VS. o 5 Holloway.
judgment against defendant for $500 80
revived unless said defendant show
C iuse to the contrary by the first day
of next term of Court.
Sylvester B CreaDer VS. VIM III
Weeks ct al. Sale heretofore made by
Master set aside upon defendant filing
an agreement to hid tor the property
not less than SSU5, aad Master ordered
| TO re advertise and sell property ac-
cOrding to law.
State of Ohio VS. Benz McFarlrnd.
ManSlaughter. Continued until next
Cnurt upon defendant and his surptie-,
K E Sweeney and = b West, giving
bond in the sum of 500 for his appear
.,nce.
Hage & ShOtwell Va WIN LOmaX ct
lal. Judg ment by detanlt against de
fend 4nt Tor S7l, and in Default 0t pay
mens j Cnaii. sworrh, Master Conn
missioner, Ord- red to sell mortgag, d
pre.ui-eS.
Thos Harris, jr, w Frank Hindman
Julius Armstrong, & " Carroll and
ID J SIN tn. ar. admitted as parties d,
:endant in this case, with letve 10 fiji,
answer.
Jas W Walton VS. Jas II Collins.
Cause referred to- Dewitt D,nt0rsi to
hear testimony and state an ac,Luut
aad report mis- findings of law and fact
Il the next term o. Court.
Jas VI Ialbott vs. Evan Stewart. An
att chinent is allowed against defend
ant for the sum uf $3.50, AMI $50 prUba-
Die casts, upon plsIntin giving bold in
The SUN Oi $500.
State OF Ohio vs. Eugene Burris. Ia
dicted for Cutting with intent 10
fOund. ana Cutting with int.-nt 40
kill. Verdict III gull. y p,i to h counts
Of the indictment. ID ieudari's ruun-
sci gave notlc- ofa motion Ia set asid.
the verdict and fora new trial.
State of Ohio W. Frederick Sweitz4r.
Grand larceny. Defendant failing To
appear his recOeniZ4nce was forfeited
Mary A McKirihan vs. Wm G. Clark
ct nj. Petition of plaintiff dismissed at
her costs. Plaintiff gave notice til. t
she would appeal this case to the Dis
trict Curt, which appeal is allowed
upon the giving of bond in the sum
of 500.
Rebecca Bennett W. Alex Bennett
Divorce. Cause, extreme cruelty. D:-
vorce granted, plaintiff given custody
Of the minor children, aud all the
household and personal property and
$500 in money as alimony.
John & Able YS Miller Able ct al
w S KannOu, E-q, appointed qua di-
an ad Httn, for the minor defendants
in this rase, with leave to answer in
stnnter.
John G Able VS. Miller Able ct al.
Partition. Ordered that writ of par
tiJiOn issue 10 the Sheriff, commanding
him that by the Oaths of Isaac Booth, |
Harrison Butte, Robt. Nelson. he Cause
partition to he made of the premises
described in the petition.
Workingmen'S Building Association
vs James A Hill ct al Foreclosure
Ju1gmenta gainst defendant for S13S 73
and in default of pay ment Master
Shannon is ordered to sell mortgaged
premises.
Matthew Giffin VS. Alex A Giffin ct
NJ. Partition; rit of PARTITION ordered.
Fllen Gifiin va A A Giffin ct al.
Dover. Ordered that plainliff he en-
lowed with the iull oue-third OF the
estate described in the petition.
WIN Mcdonald vs VIM Tnlbert, sr.
Dismissed st costs of plaintiff without