The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-09-18
Court of Common Pleas.
JUDGE W. T. SPEAR, PRESIDING.

Laura M. MussceIl VS.. Charles NJ
Taylor. Judgment for plaintiff b,
confession for $1766 18 and costs, will
interest at eight per cent.
| .Orrin Stevens ct ais. ,EX'rs of Hiram
Giddings vs.. Phillip James ct al. Jadg
ment for plaintiffs by confession fol
$4Y5 IL and costs, with interest at s
per cent. 4 i49if
Same VS.. VIM. III. Hughes ct al
Judgment for plaintiff tor $446 st and
costs with interest at s per cent.
Same VS.. VIM. ii. Hughes ct al
Judgment by confession for plaintiff
for $445 IA and costs, with interest at
8 pei, cent. 81. ..q,.,e, - ...assl 9a
Sarah E. Clark vs.. Addison, Lewis.
Judgment by default for plaintiff for
costs of suit.4 hs4.irs..l.l 41a.st-r =
Mary J.Thomae VS.. Thomas Thomas
Dismissed by plaintiff at her coste. e
,Phebc e. Barr vs. Matthias s. CASTOR
ct al. Settled. in -1r sci
Sir Lyman Ely ys. Harvey Monroe
ct al Judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault for 1855 33 and costs.
M. Stuart vs. j. w. Hatfield ct al.
Decree of foreclosure.
Charles Bradley vs. Joseph Birnlee
ct al. Decree Of foreclosure. "a
z. A. Davis We. Benjamin Chambers
ct al. Decree of foreclosure. .sa
Thomas L. Parsons vs.. George w.
Strong ct al. New appraisement or
dered. .,se., af
Jeremiah FifeA vs.. Polly Fifer ct al.
Sale OF lands in partition confirmed,
deed to purchaser ordered and order
for distribution of proceeds of sale.
Ephriam Royer We. Fred'k Hickman
ct al. Jury trial verdict for plaintiff
for STAT 4S. eaf
Abram d. Mapes VS.. Warren D.
Sheets. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Mary Dawley vs.. G. A. Reed, Ad-'
ministrator. Exceptions to report of
arbitrstors sustained and report set
aside. Plaintiff to pay costs of arbi-
tration.
p. Second National Bank of Ravenna
We. A. G.. Chapman ct al. Sheriff's
sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Stephen Case ". Sidney Palmersori.
Plaintiff ordered to give bail for costs
by the second Saturday of term or
cause to stand dismissed. T..
The Grand Jury finished the busi..
before them Thurs6ay and made re-
port, returning the following indict-s
ments: Against George Coleman, for
assault and battery; Michael Adolph.
Assault and battery George Coleman
for resisting an officer; Festus Hem,
keeping room; George Hem, per.
mitting gambling on premises; with
several indictments in which no ar.
rests have been made, which have not
yet been entered upon the journal.
The Grand Jury also made their re-
port IN regard to the condition of the
Jail, finding that the rules have been
complied with and that Sheriff Keller
has ussd due diligence in performing
his official duties. .'1'. =
Levi o. Mason vs. j. FL. Goddard ct
al. Sheriff's sale confirmed and deed
ordered. Order for distribution Of
proceeds. f..l-
John B. Howell vs. Charles Howell
ct al. adm'rs. Order that plaintiff re-
cover against the administrator of
John B. Howell the sum of $l66 3S
and costs.
w. HI. Mcdonnell vs b. aud M.
Hickman. Jury trial; verdict for
plaintiff for $500. Nt -
Lemuel d. Brown VS.. Jared B.
Knowlton, assignee. Referred to
James Norton as special master to
take testimony. ~
The Prosecuting Attorney entered
nollies. in the following cases: Five
cases against Domnick Sontora for
violating liquor laws; Louisa Stoltz,
for opening fence !; May Winans, for
Grand Larceny; May Winans, for re-
ceiving stolen, property George Hill.
derhoof, Gambling; same, permitting
gambling; Michael Adolph, assault
and battery. r' aze-,; to'.i1it II 90
Fetus HEM was arraigned upon the
two indictments returned against him,
plead not guilty on each, and gave
bail for his appearance from day to