Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-01-25
AsHTABULA COMMON PLEAS.

The following causes have been disposed
Of since our last report.
John Carey's administrator VS.. Geo. H.
Chapman. Dismissed without prejudice.
Daniel Sullivan VS.. Daniel Sullivan.
Dismissed without prejudice. Irving W.
Knapp, vs.. Wselsy P Button. Settled.
David G. Howey vs.. Edwin H. French.
Settled. Sarah Westcott VS.. James West
colt. Dismissed. Solomon Harvey VS..
Samuel Sanders. Settled. Emma ]. Har
vey VS.. Samuel Sanders. Settled. Emma
]. Harvey VS.. Samuel Sanders. Bastardy
case settled. Daniel d. Shoff VS.. Freder-
ick L. Chapman. Settled. John ]. Wes-
ley VS.. Platt Shears ct al. Dismissed.
Ralph o. Barton VS.. Philemon 7. Ma
tbews. Dismissed without prejudice. Car
oline Rockwell VS.. Darius B. Peck ct al.
Dismissed. Leander r. Webster VS..
Charles T. Torrsy ct al. Dismissed with
out prejudice. ]. H. Moses VS.. Irene Z.
Clark ct al. Decree of confirmation of
sale of real estate in partition and division
of proceeds. Edwin o. Gleason VS.. Ira
Cooper ct al. Settled. Geo. W. Weaver
VS.. Mary Z. Weaver. Dismissed. W. A.
VanDuzer VS.. F. 0lds. Default JudgmeRt
for plaintiff. Charles thinner by Friend
VS.. A. J. Cornell ct al. Dismissed. An
sill Cook VS.. Administrator of A. S. Young.
Settled. G. b. Cleveland vs.. C. Rating.
Default Judgment for Plaintiff. G. d.
Cleveland VS.. G. R. Blood. Judgment for
plaintiff. S. ]. Smith VS.. NJ. Calsghan.
Settled. Miles R. Heath VS.. Joseph Brett
ct al. Settled.
The Grand Jury on the 18th returned
the following indictments. Two indict-
ments against Thomas Burke and John
Smith for Burglary and Grand Larceny.
Two Indictments against Thomas Burke
and John Smith, for Burglary. One In
dictment against Dan Sullivan, for As
sault and Battery. One Indictment
against John Carraher, Samuel Reynolds,
and John Sloat, for Assault and Battery.
One Indictment against Andrew Bartlett
and Henry Bartlett for Assault and Bat
terry. One Indictment against Andrew
Bartlett for Assault and Battery. One In
dictment against Charles Grain and one
against John Harrell, for getting intoxica-
ted. One Indictment against Jacob F.
Slough for unlawfully adultering and sell
ing adulterated intoxicating liquors, and
one againstsame defendant for unlawfully
selling intoxicating liquors. One Indict-
msnt against Samuel Reynolds for un-
lawfully breaking glass, and one
Indictment against Lewis 8urlingams and
Ralph Bacon for petit larceny.
Real Estate Transfers.
For the soeek ending Jan. IL, 1873.
All deeds, mortgages, etc., for record
should be addressed to E. F. Mason, Re-
corder, Jefferson, Ashtabula county, o.
CoNNEAUT.
j. Douglass and wife to o. P. Ramsdell
& Co. = acres, $3,5OO Sanford Castle
and wife to C. J. Fsnton, q acre, $4OO.
Sheriff to H. NJ. Hooker, 8 43-1O0 acres,
$1,475. Clarisa Lyon ct al to Samuel
Hayward, = acres, $50.
MORGAN.
E. q. Pifer and wife to James Likely,
= acres, 5000.
Levi Ritter ct al TO Washington Ritter,
90 acres. a
TRUMBULL.
D. B. Gardner and wife to G. W. An
drus, - acres $780,
WINDSOR.
G. 0. and Kate Pinney to VIM. Will
liams, Sr.. a acre, $50.
PLYMOUTH.
F. and L. Mills to E. Shears, 1O24-16O
acres, $3.50.
]. W. Dasher and wife to Enoch Pal
mer. Jr., % acres, s4SO. Adm. VIM.
Roberts to Clinton Roberts, 40 acres, 81 900.
NEW LYME.
W. Wiley 10 o. S. Brockway, 25 acres,
$3.50.
AsHTABULA
j. NJ. Faulkner and wife to Charles
Tinker, = acres, s., 1900. G. I. Patchin to
j. Meyler, - acres, $780, Hezakiah A.
and Nelson Watrous to ]. r. Meyler, =
acres, 500. Sheriff TO E. H. Fitch, -
acres S1,5O1. Sheriff to J. c. Beebe, Il
acre, $500.
The Historical and Philosophical Socie-
ty of Ashtsbula county met at the office of
I
W. H. Ruggles, in jefferson, Jan. 10Th,
1873, at II A. NJ, and was called to order
by the President o. Il. Fitch. In the alb