Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-01-02
COURT REPORT.
Judge OKEY, Clerk DARRAH and Sher.
W if KINNEY, present.


Pumphrey ct sl. foreclosure and
marshaling ofliens. Judgment against
defendant Pumphrey and in favor Of
plaintiff for $403 80, which is first lien
on the lst tract described in petition.
Also in favor OF defendants A + and
Margaret Cummins and against defen.
dant Pumphrey, for $545 20, which is
1st lien on I'd tract. In defaultof pay
ment Master Charlesworth is ordered
tosell mortgaged premises. sF
Fred'k Mellott vs. Ellis P Lee ct 81
Report OF, Receiver heretofore appoint
ee in this case approved and confirm
ed, and $50 fee allowed him. Entry
heretofore made in this case stricken
from the Journal and a new entry
made. o.-4 t.,,stl -lv.-. el...F=
Meir Eisenberg VS.. Fred Keis ct al
Judgment by confession in favor ol
plaintiff for $l95 So. ,--... HAS
Ohio City Bank vs.. Ohio City Iron
and Nail Works eft el. Leave given
defendant w w. Holloway to supply
answer 10 this case.
Thos @ Hoover VS.. Maggie Croziel
ct al. The entry herein made at pres
ent term of Court, admitting Barnard
& Cowen and the assignees Of Cowen,
Sheets d. Co. as parties defendant hav-
Ing been Improperly made, the same
is stricken out, to which defendant ac-
cepts. Thereupon it is considered by
the Court that the plaintiff recover Of
defendant Maggie Crozier, $298 45 and
costs. ll
James a Small vs.. BelIaire Goblet
Co. Demurrer of defendant to plain
tiff g petition sustained and excepted
! to by plaintiff 3 counsel. The plaintiff
declines to amend his petition, and the
action Is dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Thos Fshy vs. VIM Harkins. Judg.
ment by default in favor OF plaintiff fol
1854 90. ed, fo ga- ii
Jacob Maser vs. Daniel Slmpkins, jr,
eli al, Rachel and Sarah Simpkins are
made parties defendant and plaintiff
has leave to, cause summons to said
parties to be issued.
Jacob Snyder VS.. Smith & East
ham. Judgment by default against
defendants, and in favor of plaintiff for
S62S IA. ..f...-... f.. - .i...-...
Miry ] Meek VS.. PeDna Co. opera.
ting the @. & P. r. r. Damages. To
Jury. Verdict in favor of defendant.
PIalutiff' g counsel gave notice OF a mo.
tion to set aside the verdict and for a
new trial. ,i .rs,i- t-,4 s.,,a ~ 80
Andrew Schick vs.. w H Roberts ct
al. Demurrer of defendant to plain-
tiff's petition overruled, end leave
given defendant Roberts to file his an
swer in FIVE days. ..,-rl.- +, !.
HarrietC Reed vs. John w Toland.
Slander. This case was settled, and
the following entry agreed upon:-
This day came the parties by their
attorneys. and by agreement this
cause was submitted to the Court. and
the Court being fully advised, In the
premises, find, that the defendant is
not guilty of utteriug and publishing
the words in the petition set forth; and
the Court further finds that there was
no sufficient cause for such allegations
or charges against plaintiff, Mrs. Reid.
The petition is therefore dismissed.
each party to pay the costs made by
them respectively" na 81
John F Davis ct al, assignees vs.
Margaret Roy ct al. The Court find
that plaintiffs, as assignees, are entitled
to the relief sought The Court order
that Henry Stanton be appointed Re. |
ceiver 10 this case, and upon his Civ
Ing bond In the sum. of $1,000, and ia.
king the oath prescribed by law that
he take possession and charge of all
The property real and personal, mem
'ioned in the petition aud belonging to
70 the late firm of Dawson & Roy, in.
,ludiDg their books and claims, and
manage and control and operate the
anne for benefit OF parties 10 interest.
10 which order defendant, Margaret
Roy, excerpts.