Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-06-17
COURT REPORT.
Judge WIN. OKEY, Clerk A. c. DARRAH,
Sheriff SAMUEL HILLEs, present.
Summer Term, 1880.

On motion to the Court by l. NJ Riley
Esq, j. r. Cowden and G. Il. C. Allen
of Wheeling, were admitted to practice
as attorneys in the Belmont Common
Pleas.
Hannah Woodmansee ct al. Exr's. VS.
Louis 'Woodmansee, surviving partner
of Lewis & Woodmansee. Finding and
judgment in favor of plaintiffs fo1
S2129. O3.
Elias Sutton VS.. Arrad Sutton. Con-
tinued at costs of defendant.
Chas. Brown VS.. Margaret Eddy
Thomas E. Buckney VS.. Chas. T. Gilham
Admir-. Causes continued at costs OF
plaintiffs.
Isaac Eugene Dillon EXT. VS.. Petel
Woodmanses, admir-. Tried to jury
Jury disagreed and were discharged.
| Lewis Naylor VS.. Henry Shry ct al
Ordered by the Court that the back tax
es charged against the real estate sold
in this case, be, by the Sheriff paid out OF
the proceeds of sale.
Martha E. Cunningham VS.. w. T.
Rowles. Bastardy. Defendant failing
to appear his recOgnizance was ordered
| forfeited.
VIM. FreeSe VS.. ChaS. Wilhelm ct al
Judgment against defendants for S29O.44
Decree of foreclosure and order to Mas
ter Shannon for sale of mortgaged prem
| iseS.
Mahlon T. White ct al. VS.. Louisa
Bethel ct al. Partition. Ordered that
Sheriff pay to the Executor of Mahlon
S. White, decd, the proceeds of the sale
of the first tract of land sold in this
case, to be applied by said Executor in
payment of the debts of said White and
legacies.
Martha V. Alice Crawford VS.. VIM. J
Gooden ct al. Judgment by default
against defendant for $25 60.
State of Ohio VS.. Jesse Quail. Indict.
ment for keeping place of public re,
sort for the unlawful sale of liquors
Plea of guilty. Defendant fined $50 and
costs, and to stand committed until fine
and costs are paid. No order made
closing place of business.
The State of Ohio VS.. Daniel B. Brown
and Mary A. McConkey. Indictment
i'for cohabiting in a state of fornica
tion." Trial to jury. Verdict of guilty
Notice of 4 motion to set aside the yer
dict of the jury and for a new trial.
| IL appealing W IHe OOuTG IudJ IIlt
same is necessary, it is ordered that I
special venlre issue for ten jurors, to
wit: Harrison Brady, BENZ. Bailey, Han
dal Vance, w. A. Talbot. R. M. Cunning
]. T. Schofeld, Joseph Green, Washing
ton Thornberry, George w. Shepherd
and Allan Floyd, to appear June 10th
1880.
John w. Carter ct al. vs.. Solomon
Hogue ct al, Trustees of Somerset Tp
Injunction. On application of the plain
tiffs an injunction is allowed as prayed
for in this case, on their giving bond il
the sum of $500.
Moses Kline VS.. John Mansfield. Ap
, peal. 1t having been heretofore ordere,
by the Court that the plaintiff give ad
ditional security for appeal in this case
and he having failed to comply, and b
ing in default of such security, it is OIL
l dered that this cause he dismissed a
: costs of plaintiff.
:, Emma Coleman VS.. Samuel Colema
Y ct al. Dover. Decree for dover t
= plaintiff, widow of Daniel II. Coleman
:, as of the rents, issues and profits in th
=. undivided one-twelfth part of the land
(; in Belmont and Monroe counties {
!, Samuel Coleman, ST., decd, late of Be
}. mont county.
:. The State of Ohio VS.. Terissa Cam
J.; ton. indictment for Receiving Stole
Goods" Forfeiture of Recognizance 81