Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-19
Court Of Common Pleas.

friday, dec. 0.-mary M mcOFegOr vs..
CeylOn Gowdy, Case dismissed and plain
tiff to pay costs.
LOdwick 1. Baldwin VS. Grange F. Ca
prom ct al. Cause continued to next term
Marius Tuttle vs. Sarah Grgnt ct al.
Cause continued to next term with leave
to plaintiff to reply.
jeanette Swartzell vs. William Smith
Cause continued to next term with leave
to plaintiff to reply.
D. G. Carter VS. Frank Swartzell Cause
continued to next term with leave to par
ties to plead.
Daniel B. Sims VS. Charles Holt ct al.
Cause continued to next term at defend.
ants cost.
B, F. Palmer Jr VS. Jay J. Rice ct al.
Cause continued to next term, with leave
to plaintiff to amend.
A. H. Slockham VS. S. A. Holbrook-
Cause continued to next term at defend
ants cost.
Saturday Dec. 6.-LOvina Stone vs. Har
rison LOomis ct at Foreclosure Of mort
gage and sale of premises ordered.
Monday Dec. S.-Rufus Brigge VS. ad-
ministratrix of Milo Dyer Verdict for
defendant
Administratix of Augustus Rose vs. Sere-
no Van Pelt et al. Decree of foreclosure
sale of mortgaged premises ordered.
Joseph E. Ruggles as assignee VS.. Oar
win G. BrOckway ct al. Sale of lands by
executor ordered.
R. S. Grover vs. Augustus B. Maltby as
administrator of A. A, Rockwell. Jennie
SwitZler leave to answer instanter. Mary
Rockwell made party defendant on her
own motion.
Harvey Parish VS. Geo. r. Lewis ct al.
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
The State of Ohio VS. Thomas Briggs.
Indictment for burglary and larceny. Ar
ranger and plead not guilty. Trial by
jury. Verdiat, not guilty of burglary but
guilty of larceny. Value of property $500
State of Ohio VS. Lucien Carpenter
Now on trial.
Tuesday Dec. 9.-Choel Dickinson VS..
Moses Dickinson. Cause continued until
next term, on the plaintiffs motion and at
her costs.
Conneaut mutual Loan Association vs..
J. W. Fifeld. The defendant has leave
to file his supplemental answer instanter,
and the samefis filed.
Edwin A Denslow vs. J. j. Rice ct al
The plaintiff leave to reply herein and
cause continued to next term.
Thomas Stainfield VS.. Luther 81. Brewer.
Cause continued to next term, with leave
to the plaintiff to amend his petition
herein, and make new parties defendants
herein.
James Burnet ct al VS.. Lewis Ward
ct al. Judgement for plaintiff for $2I597.
Wednesday, Dec. 10.-The State of Ohio
vs.. Lucien Carpenter. Trial to jury;
found guilty of larceny.
Lorenzo D. Buck vs.. Lester B. Wooiever
Trial to jury; verdict in favor of plain
tiff: damages $60.0O
Thursday, Dec. 11-Edward Lockwood
vs.. Lucien Il. Kellogg. Trial to jury;
verdict in favor of defendant
James Baxter VS.. Timothy A. DOrman.
Settled.
Squire Daniels VS.. George A. Daniels ct
al. Settled at plaintiffs cost.
Adelbert L. Aldrich vs.. Andrew Mar
tin. Cause continued, with leave to
parties to plead.
Cyrus Mullen VS.. James Hill. Cause
continued on motion of defendant and
at his cost.
Timothy Holland vs. Rhodes and Co.
Cause continued with leave to plaintiff
to plead
Emory Pratt, by friends, vs.. George W.
Foster Cause dntinued to next term
with leave to defendant to plead.
Elizabeth Mosher VS.. J. F. W. Noack.
Defendant has leave to amend his an
swer herein instanter.
Andrew Grimes ct al. VS.. Miles L. Fill
brick. Plaintiff has leave to amend his
petition herein instanter, and cause con-
| tinued to next term.
jeremiah P. Macarthur VS.. William W.
Birch ct al. Cause continued to next term
with leave to defendants to plead.
Byron d. Morley vs.. Charles G. Owen
ct al. Cause continued to next term, with
leave to plaintiff to plead
John O'Keefe VS.. Edward Condor ct
al. Judgement in favor of plaintiff for
$17973.
Anthony Abeal vs.. J. B. Hanchet ct al.
Cause settled, each party paying their
own costs.
Cause on trial to Jury. Nelson W
Robinson VS.. Wallace ]. Henry.
APPRENTICE WANTED.-A lad of some