Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-02-06
Court Proceedings.

Thursday, January 22.-Peter F. Good
vs.. W. T. Randall ct al. Judgment in
favor of plaintiff for $211.9O.
Irene NJ. Gary vs. James Thorpe. Con-
tinued to next term with leave to plain
tiff to reply.
Friday Jan. 23.-Elizabe:h J. Stephen
son VS. William Stephenson. Cause dis
missed by the plaintiff without preju-
dice.
Albert H. Chase VS.. Alva R. Beckwith.
Defendant has leave to amend his answer,
and plaintiff has leave TO reply.
George L. Morey vs. Merrill Mead,
ct al Defendants have leave to amend
their answers fled herein. And the
defendants William Mead and Charles
Mead have leave to answer herein.
Robert C. Warrington vs. The Cleve-
land Mutual Insurance Company. Cause
continued to next term with leave to plain
tiff to reply.
Special revise for Petit Jurors, Jan.
term 1880.
George Wetherstone, jefferson.
Horace Shepard, Sheffield.
P. W. Blakeslee, Plymouth.
Chas. Olmstead, Rome.
State of Ohio vs. Manville Beckwith.
Indictments for assault and battery. En-
ters into his own recognizance to appear
from day to day.
State of Ohio VS.. George W. Stines,
8 indictments. Indictments for selling
liquor to minors, keeping a room, e:c.
Pleads not guilty, and enters into his
own recognizance to appear from day
to day after fourth Monday of present
term.
State of Ohio VS.. Alexander A. Hamil-
ton. Indictment for selling intoxicating
liquors to persons in the habit of getting
intoxicated Pleads not guilty. En-
tiers into his own recognizance to ap-
pear from day to day after the second of
February.
State of Ohio vs.. Jeremiah Phillips.
Indictment for selling intoxicating liquors
to drunkards. Pleads not guilty. En-
ters into his own recognizance to appear
at Common Pleas Court from day to day
after February 9, 1880.
The State of Ohio vs. Charles Hawks.
Indictment for buying for and furnishing
to person in the habit of getting in
toxicated, intoxicating liquor. Plead
not guilty. Enters into his own recog-
nizance to appear from day TO day, after
February 3
State of Ohio VS.. Lewis Coughlin. In
dictment for selling intoxicating liquor
to minors. Pleads not guilty. Enters
into his own recognizance to appear
from day to day after February 2.
State of Ohio vs.. Leander Lyons, 2
indictments Indictment for selling in
toxicating liquors to persons in the habit
of getting intoxicated, and to minors.
Pleads not guilty, and enters into his
own recognizance to appear from day to
day, from and after February 2.
The Slate of Ohio VS.. Henry Sackett.
Indictment for carrying concealed weap-
ons. Pleads not guilty, and enters into
recognizance to appear at Common Pleas
Court from day to day, on and after Feb
ruary 2.
State Of OhiOvs. William Smith. In
dictment for sta5bing with intent to
wound. Pleads not guilty, and enters
into reeognizance to appear at Common
Pleas Court from day to day, on and
after February 2.
State of Ohio vs.. Frank Childs In
dictment for carrying concealed weapons
pleads guilty Enters into recognizance
to appear at Common Pleas Court from
day to day, on and after February
4.
Wednesday Jan. 2S.-Thomas Aiken VS..
Henry ]. Williams. Sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
James Purdy VS.. w. S. Humphrey.
Plaintiff a nonresident and required to
give bail for costs.
Thursday Jan. 29.-Stephen D. Peet VS..
Williams Bros. Verdict for plaintiff
for $157.
TAKE NoTIcE!-All parties indebted to
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