Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-18

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The Codrt Of Common Pleas is still in
session. The Grand Jury returned
into court Thursday morning and were
discharges. They exsuincd 70 Wit.
ueeses, found fourtsen indietmenti
and heard twelve cszes in which nc
indictments we're fonnd. The indict.
fmcnts are as follows: James w Irwin,
murder in second degree; Geo L Ritz,
incest; Van Spence, shooting with In
tent to kill and to wound; Livingston
Sweeney, burglary; Edward Troy,
Alexander Robinson, Daniel Boone Dali
ley, Sam'l E Layne, Thomas Jolley az,
Margaret Baxter and Robbie Shankle.
Arch Crawford and Frank Koonts, ali
for assault and battery; James Fl Por-
ter, selling liquor. They found the Jail
well kept and the prisoners well treated
ana in good condition.
sChss C Maddy vs. James W Gardner.
On motion Judgment rendered against
John Bryan, surety for costs, for $5l.59.
James K Williams vs. Henry W Alli-
son and Lucinda Chick. Sale confirmed
and deed ordered.
David Woods admir- vs. Harrison
Moods ex'r. Judgment for defendant; /;
notice of appeal.
Bailey & Magnet VS. James Barton.
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
JAS H Guthrie's admir- vs. VIM NJ
johnson ct ais. Sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
Samr A Nash vs. A p Rodgers and
Jno T eating. Judgment for sI2l.05.
David Y Smithers Isaac Fillinger
ct ais. Sale confirmed and deed or
dered.
Margaret f Rathburn VS. Sylvester
DanieT. Stephen G Keller substituted
in place of JJ Bing az commissioner.
Jemmella R -Hively vs Perry Clark.
Trial of right of property; verdict for
plaintiff; damages five cents.
Thomas J Blackburn VS. Thomas Guyn
ct ais. Suit on constable's bond; judg-
ment for defendants.
Rebecca Denny VS. Milton Colwell.
Bastardy. Settled and costs paid.
Report of County Commissioners re-
ferred co w T Minturn, Jno T. Ents-
minger and Prosecuting Attorney.
VIM Russell vs. D F Mccall ct ais.
Judgment for 1864 25, and real estate
ordered sold. S5sKti = 4sstt
..Vinton. Rankin VS. Mahala Rankin.
Divorce graptei on account of adultery.
Ellen Ward ys Lewis P Unroe. Bas-
tardy. Defense was settlement aud
the execution of the required bond be-
fore J P. Plaintiff admitted a settle
ment, but claimed fraud in the same,
e, that the defendant promised to mar
ry plaintiff if she would so settle.
Shortly afterward defendant welded
another woman. Jury found defendant
guilty, and that there was fraud In the
settlement.
Gotleib Hibner Vi Laing Halliday.
SANDER. Hibner sued Halliday for call
ing him &C. d. thief" and asked
$1,000 damages; the jury gave him
verdict for 81. 49,
The Gallipolis Central D. & L. A. VS.
VIM Bishop ct als. sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
VIM Fl Browner vs. Aggie Browner.
Divorce granted for adultery.
Harriet Eblin vs. Mary Reynolds
and John Reynolds. Dismissed without
prejudice.
Simeon Nash, surviving partner, vs.
John r Pritchett and W Ross Judg-
ment for plaintiff of s43.s7.
Robert Barker, er parte. Application
to surrender School lease; Jacob Riggs.
Saml Marshall and John Campbell ap-
pointed appraisers. Same in case of p
B. Shiveley, with same appraisers.
Alice S Trobridge VS. Albert Z
Pickett. Bastardy. Verdict of guilty.
Augusta Gilmore VS. Heenan Waugh.
Bastardy. Verdict of guilty.
William Lee vs. Peter Thomas. Dis
missed for want Of prosecution, at plain
tiff IS cost.
State VS. jas W Erwin. Defendant
arraigned; plea not guilty; set for Nov
%.
State ys Geo L Ritz. Defendant ar
raigned; plea not guilty; set for Nov
20.
State vs. Livingston Sweeney. De-
fendant arraigned; plea not guilty;
set for Nov 10.
Peter Myers VS. Jeremiah Goats, ct al.
Partition ordered; commissioners T J
Glenn, August Volborn and S P|
Vaughn.
John N Rothgeb ct al vs. Wesley
Rothgeb ct al. Report of Commission
ers confirmed; land ordered sold.
Benjamin Callaghan VS. John Brooks
ct al. Petition stricken from the files
at costs of plaintiff.
Mary L Spear VS. Ezra J Graham, ad-
ministrator of John Graham. Judg-
ment of Probate Court affirmed with
costs.
Mary c Hardway vs. Andrew Hard
way. Divorce granted on account of
wilful absence. 81
SuperstitIOns About Thunder.
A popular notion existed in the olden
time that thunder prognosticated evil
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