The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-19

summary Gi 81 pioc"cain:s.
Ora O. Lynde VS. Charles Crocker.
Settled.
Morris s. Chapman rs Jacob Roth
ct al. Disr sscd as 70 detc"dan John
Glass.
Harvey Monroe VS. Ezra Rose. Dis
missed.
Massey White VS. Cnarl, Hawkins
ct al. Sherii, ) sale confirm. I'd.
Juliet. Z. Wbitney IS Peter Kimes.
Settled.
Abraham u. Mapes VS. Stata New
comb. Settl d.
j. L. Chamberlin VS. Jay Andrews
ct al. Settled.
John G. Beatty VS. Jay Andrews ct
al. Settled.
Isaac Win rs VS. Edward Barton.
Settled.
Polly A. Lake VS. Mary M. Clark ct
al. Settled. Mary a. Clark to con-
vcy TO plaintiff lot 1ti in III. Aims
wOrih's addition 80 Kent village.
Plaintiff TO pay lcin of j. s. Sweeney
and 10 pay Mary Clark $50 in install
ments of SO each when she receives
her pension.
Aiya Il Hngsles VS. Albert Dix ct
al. Sherin' s sale confirmed aud deed
ordered.
Plimpton q. Chapman VS. the Penn
sylyania Company. Jury trial ver-
diet for plaintiff for 1925. Defendant
gives no ice OF motion tor new trial.
Joseph Hazel VS. the Quaker Mill
Co. Settled at piain,i,- costs.
FIRST National Bank of Garrettsv;lle
VS. Garre,tsviilc Manufacturing Co. ct
4 (.,, Ia-, Mi fxA,.
"A with interest at 8 per cent. and
costs.
Amos Young vsJohn Kincard ct al.
Jury trial; verdict Tor plaintiff for
500.
5. Straigh; & Son VS. Andrew Eb-
erbardt and Catharine Wild. Judg-
ment for plaintiffs by confession for
S:;GS % with interest al s per cent.
and costs.
Robert 5. Peacock VS. Israel Potts ct
al Shcritl's sale confirmed and decd
ordered.
The Grand jury finished the busi-
ness before them on Friday and were
discharged. They returned indict-
ments as follows:
Against Frank Snyder and Lizzie
Snyder for petit larceny; Frederick
init rape; Nav Winans, for r. ceiving
stolen property; Clarence Oviatt, for
horse stealing; Theodo G Burnett, for
selling liquor; also, against same, for
selling to minor; also, against same,
for sell 'ng onSunday Erastus Frazier,
for carrying cone aled weapons; also,
for assault and ba ;ery; against Max
milan Schnrck, for selling liquor;
also, for selling liquor; also, for sell
ing liquor; against James III, Cooley,
tor selling liquor; against Dominick
Sontoro, for selling 10 minor; also,
for selling 10 minor. The Grand Ju-
~ also made their report as to the
Ondition Of the jail, finding the pris-
oEers in good sanitary condition, well
kept and fed, the walls ineidc and out
in good order and the rules duly OBJ
served.
An att 1chment for contempt was
ordered te be issued against Joseph
Green for falling 20 appear as wit
ness in the case OF Charles Carter VS.
Harmon Is, Potter, ct al.
Sarah l.. Eedteld ys Chauncey STAN
ford, ct al cxs. Jury trial; verdict
tor plaintiff or $40.
Charles Car;n, vs. Hiram L. Potter
ct al. Jury trial l.; verdict fer plaintiff
;or SI33 due aud find there will be-
come due November lst, 1873 the fur
ther sum Of s2G!.14. Defendant gives
notice Of mo. ON Tor new trial.
Wilmot, Davis Il Cu. We ID. q. Wyth,
A. G.. Wyih II w. u. lie. Judg-
ment for pl,inti1 by confession for
$3Il so with Interest at per cent. and
costs.
Tie tri Il of the case of German VS.
E'iswOr h, ct al was commenced to a
Jury o. Tuesday morning and will
prob .bly occupy the balance of the
week.