Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-25
cooURfREPORE
e. Z. CHAMBERS, Judge; J. H.. MITCH
ELL, Clerk; and w. G. KINNEY,
sL1 Sheriff, present. n

George Iddings w. WIN. Wilkinson;
heard Un demurrer of plaintiff to an.
swer of defendant; demurrer sustained
and lefendapt given leave to amend
his ans VET ssEss F5as
"A. G. Danford, Assignee vs.. Jos.
Kaufman; heard on motion of defend.
Ant to compel plaintiff To make his pc.
titiOn ulOre detinite; motion sustained
and leave given plaintiff to amend his
petition in twenty days.
Mary Seidwitz ct nj. VIZ. George Sing
er ct al; ordered that a writ of partition
issue to the Sheriff. com maudlng that
by the oaths of Geo.. Bfowu, Conrad
Troll and g. w. Barnes, he cause par.
tItiOn to be made.
Sarah E. Fitch vs.. Jacob Fit, b, jr. ei
al; ordered that a writ of dover issue
to the Sheriff Commanding him by the
oaths of Jas. Kinney, Jas. Phillips and
john A. Neff to set off to- Sarah E.
Fitch one full equal third of the prem.
ises.
Miles heart, jr. vs. Jonas Perkins;
ordered that i writ of partition issue to
the Sheriff commanding him by the
oaths of Joshua Worley, Jas. Kinney
SamL Stonebraker to cause partition to
be made according to law.
f. b. Kennedy vs. G. A. E. Began
at al; proceedings of Master Commits.
sioner and sale of premises in this case
approved and confirmed and deed
Rees B. Smith vs.. Wheeling Steel
Works. Mary Holland W.. Alex
Armstrong. Causes dismissed at costs
of plaintiffs.
Jno. Quinlan by next friend vs. Thos.
Close; settled and dismissed; each part y
TO pay one halt the costs. 7 81 l's's :,
Jno. Medill vs.. Village Df Martins
Ferry; cause continued at ests Of de-
fendants - i AL -
JIM. Lewis vs.. J. C. Waddeli; ju6g.
Fment by default againt defendant Tor
$I4S Is.
Eliz, Merrill vs, Sarnls Ferdycr: to
jury; verdict in favor OF plaintiff for
Sl58. -
; Court ordered that a liceuss issue. to
Wiliiarn Wolf to run a ferry across the
Ohio River at West Wheeling for one
year from November 26, 1876, upou his
paying into the County Treasury 500.
Mary Y. DOadna. vs.. Abigail Bundy
ct al; forDer orderto assign dove in
this case; set aside and leave given pc
titioner 10 amend her petition by ~trik-
ing therefroln the 2nd tract coutsining
IA acres. And thereupon it was ordered
that yrn OF Her as heretofore found
be Issued to the Sheriff, commanding
him by the oashs of WIN. Smith, Val4
entine Ault and Joel Smith to cause
dover to be set off.
2 II a sMaroon- uu w r. H oily,
fk astiref; ord "a xtf3at defendant be
enjoined as prayed until further order
Of court upon plaintiff giving bond in
Chas. Rosser vs. Bellaire & st. Glars
vile Railway. Co.; cause dismissed
without prejudice to n new action, at
COTS of plaintiff. AZ
Martha NJ. Bet bel etal. .rvs. David J..
QuiD; motion fo1uasa' summons grant
Ell.
Ann NJ. Carman VS.. VIM. NJ. Dru-
gan; heard on motion to set aside YER
dict and grant new triad; overruied. =
Harrison Butte VS.. VIM. Riker ct AL;
heard on demurrer of plaintiff; demur-
rer sustained and leave given plaintiff
to amend his petition in 20 days.
Mechanics Building Association vs..
VIM. Donovan, jr. ct al; on motion
Thos.- Cochran and Alexis Cope are
made parties defendant IN this case
with leave to answer instanter. z
J. T. Fred vs. Scatterday d Griffin;
heard on motion of defendants to strike
the petition in this ease from the files;
motion overruled.
State of Ohio vs. Peter Neal ct al; no
indictment being fonnd against, de-
fendant who were held to,niswer, they
were discharged. sEsIti HI