The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-06-19

Court Of Common Pleas.

The Court of Common Pleas for the
June Term 1879, convened on Monday
morning, June 9Th, Judged L. MEEKER
on the Bench and the other officers OF the
Court in their proper places. The Grand
Jurors were sworn charged and retired.
After a session q one day and a half
they reported four indictments, as fol-
lows: Harrison Stone, Riley Stone, Jas.
Goodpasture, Brock Goodpasture. Three
seperate indictments for burglary and lar
ceny.
Ghas. Marshall-burglary and larceny.
They reported that they had examined
% witnesses-that they had visited the
Jail, and recommended more ventilation
for the benefit of prisoners.
On the civil docket the following bust
ness was disposed of as indicated:
D. L. Kelly vs.. Alabaugh,-H. B.
VanAusdal made party with leave to file
answer.
Werts VS.. Childs ct al.-Decree for
$165. 50 apdaordert to sell mortgaged prem
ises.F "a
Mcwfinnney VS.. Kersey.-Decree for
81, 055 .33 and order TO sell attached prem
Uses.
Huffman VS.. Wright.-order that the
injunctions heretofore allowed in this
case be made perpetual. Defendant to
pay costs. e-5u
Welshys. Kingery.-Assigned hear
ing ON the 18th Of June, 1873.
Clawson VS.. Clawson.lContinued.
Freese VS.. Thomas.-Continued.
Laning VS.. Sherer.ludgment by de-
fault for $3S0.5O.
Hixson VS.. Brown.-Judgment by de-
fault, $231.40.
Case sisters VS.. Hill ct al.-udgment
by default for $3.50.
Lease VS.. Smock.-Judgment by de-
fault for $334.39.
Petry VS.. Richards.-Title to real es-
tate Quoted.
Porterield VS.. Horrogan.-Dismissed
at defendants costs.
Kirkpatrick VS.. Halves ct ALFRED to
a jury ). verdict for plaintiff, $12l.S3.
Parker VS.. Shaw ct al.-Injunction
made perpetual. Defendants to pay costs.
Pottenger vs.. McShane ct al.-Decree
for $165. Sale of ~moFtgaged premises or
dered.
Parker vs.. Shaw ct aL-Confrmation
of sale and deed ordered.
Robinson VS.. Berry ct al.-Confirma-
ton of sale and deed ordered
Richmond Mil Worksws. Beall ct al.
Judgment BY eonseut Of parties for
$136.29, and stay OF execution for sixty
days.
Harshman VS.. McFadden.-Award OF
Arbritrators approved; judgment 1888
Aydeiotte rs. Berry ct al.-Sale con
irmed and deed ordered. ~
Campbell VS.. Grill ct al.-Judgment by
default for $23S.0l.
Moren VS.. Stubbs.9Continued
Smith VS.. Hileman.-Continued.
Hubbard VS.. Gans.9Continued.
Hiestand vs.. Foster.-Two cases-con.
tinned. e
Miller VS.. Observation-Disclosures.
Craig VS.. Brown.-Continued.
Street VS.. Street.-continued.
Parks VS.. Parks.-Continued.
Dannah VS.. Wilson.-Decree for $161.
go Mortgaged premises ordered sold.
I. Hart VS.. Kirkpatrick.-Decree on an
swer and cross-petition in favor of Jos
Welsh, one of the defendants in the case
$4,473.93, and sale OF mortgaged premis
es ordered.
FowbIe VS.. Michael.-Decree on an
swer and rcross-petition OF Daniel Prugl
for $490.95. Mortgaged premises order
efltezb be Sold
Rbhrer VS.. Fleming.-Judgment TO
$2I..01 and costs.
Chadwick VS.. Horrogan.-Tried b,
jury ;Sveriict for plaintiff, $500 damag S
First National Bank IS. Holt and Wal
Eters.ADefendants to file answer by Jul,
10th. 1879.
Hicks vs.. Parks.-Judgment 1886
and costs.
Milsted VS.. Snyder.-Name of plaintiff
changed to Stanton.
Baker vs.. Miles.7Judgment by defaul
for $134.19.
Thompson VS.. Winkle.-Sale CONFIRM
ed and deed ordered.
Acton, Ex'r., VS.. Brown ct al.-Decre
for 81, 284.59, and sale OF m~ortgaged prem
Uses ordered.