Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-01-06
COURT REPORT.
Ju !ge WM. 0KEY. Clerk a. c. DARRAH.
Sheriff SAMUEL HILLES, present.
Fall Term, 1880.

Neiil " Ellingham VS.. Keller & Schre-
mer. Attachment. Judgment i'll favor
OF plaintiffs for S345 %.
Neill Il Ellingham vs.. Otto Schremer
ct al. Attachment. Judgment in favor
of plaintiffs for 1868 So.
Nancy b. Faris VS.. b. & ). W. r. r.
Co. Service of summons quaShed, and
leave given plaintiff to issue alias sum
mons.
Philip Hunt VS.. Jas. r. Hunt ct al
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Geo. W. Wilson VS.. Daniel Peck ct al
Defendants ordered to make and deliv-
er To plaintiff deed for premises with
in 80 days.
Margaret Crosby ct al. VS.. Nancy Cox
ct al. Continued at costs of plaintiffs.
Eunice Z. Jordan VS.. Chas. Price ct al
Sales confirmed.
Ruth G. Pherrin ct al. VS.. George W
Grassland ct al Plaintiffs to give ad-
ditional security for costs, and cause
continued to next term.
Joseph Medill ct al. VS.. Ohio City
Bank ct al. Bond of Receiver, W. Z.
Ratcliff, of $4,000, approved, and said
Receiver ordered to pay to creditors a
divided of ID per cent. Said Receiver
ordered to have property of said Bank
appraised and sold. Jas. H. Smith, JAS
A. Gray and Simon B. West, appraisers.
Eliza E. Higgins Us. John Higgins.
Divorce granted because nf wllful ab-
sence of defendant for tlree years. Gus
tody of minor child given to plaintiff.
Adolphus Stewart ct al, Trustees. VS..
Leroy Wilson ct al. Cause referred to
]. B. Smith as referee, with authority
to hear testimony at Martins Ferry.
State of Ohio VS.. Dallas Smith. In
dictment for robbery. Nolle prosequi
and defendant discharged.
State of Ohio VS.. Sterling Riggs and
VIM. E. Downing. Indictment for bur-
glary and larceny. Cause continued to
next term, defendant entering into bond
of $500 for his appearance. Wm. 5.
Campbell surety on bond.
Wick Brothers & Co. VS.. August
SclIramm ct al. Settled and dismissed.
Defendant SchramB to pay the costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Benz. Zurcher. The
defendant having been convicted of
murder i'll the second degree, and the
motion for a new trial having been over
ruled, he was brought into Court and
sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
Ann Creighton VS.. Michael Creighton
Plaintiff allowed $50 additional alime-
ny, to be paid inS0 days.
Jas.H Collins ct al. VS.. Warren Build
ASSN. Referred to J. NJ. Rees as referee.
Levi C. Talbot VS.. Simeon 5. Hoyle
ct al. Sale confirmed.
VIM. TOlbert. admir-, VS.. Jos. Hamil-
ton ct al. Sale confirmed.
VIM. Bryant VS.. job Parry. Judg-
ment of Allen Floyd, J. p, reversed for
error and cause retained in Court for
trial.
Henry BOnarinS VS.. COwen, Sheets q
Co. Dismissal of action as to S. S.M.Sheets
Judgment against other defendants for
$500 20.
Frederick Wassman VS.. Cowen, Sheets
& Co. Dismissed as to s. NJ. Sheets
Judgment against other defendants for
S16S 80.
Anthony Moran VS.. Cowen, Sheets &
Co. Dismissed as to S. NJ. Sheets. Judg-
ment against other defendants for
S1152 20.
5. @. Hamilton & Co. VS.. Cowen, Sheets
& Co. Dismissed as to s. NJ. Sheets |
Judgment against other defendants for
Sl07 Al.
NMatthew X. Beazle VS.. Cowen, Sheets |
& Co. Dismissed as to S. NJ. Sheets. !
Judgment against other defendants for
S2l5 90.
A. Il w. Ault VS.. Cowen, Sheets & Co.
Dismissed as to S. NJ. Sheets. Judgment |
against other defendants for S152 0S.
VIM. McMasters VS.. Cowen, Sheets &
Co. Dismissed as to 5. NJ. Sheets. Judg- |
ment against Cowen, Sheets & Co. for
1884 Il