The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-01-20
;OUKT OF COMMON PLEAS,
GEORGE f. ARREL, Judge.
summary of Proceedings.

0o'y ~ esA. w tOE
by default for $674 SO and costs.
Elizabeth Carts vs.. Aaron M. Sher.
man ct al. Judgment for plaintiff by
default for Sl25,47, with interest at s
per cent, and costs.
II. II. Russell VS.. >. L. Sphinx. Cor
renge u Co. substituted as parties de-
fendant.
c. j, Brigham vs.. B. F. Boosinger.
Settled.
Sally Frank vs.. Alexander Kibler.
Settled.
George Michel vs.. Milton E. Cook.
Settled.
Orlando G. Risdon W. Mary A.
Brigham ct al. New appraisement
ordered.
Betsey N. Merwin vs.. Henry L.
Heyd ct al. Leaye given parties to
amend pleadings, and continued.
A. E. Knox W. Nathan H. Smith.
Dismissed by plaintiff without prsju.
dice.
Samuel L. Moore W. Orr M. Moore,
Dismissed, each party to pay half the
costs.
Same We. same. Same entry.
E'lsn II. Clark VS.. George F. Clark.
Dismissed.
Lewis B. Wright, Exr, vs.. Alex. v.
Wilsey. Settled.
Robert johnson ~. Samuel O. CAL
vim ct al. Settled.
Curtis P. Coe 70. Isaac P. Hill ct al.
Settled.
Suffield Township vs.. Connotton V.
R. r. Go. Defendants melton to dis
miss overruled.
First National Bank of Ravenna W.
j. p. Dawley ct al. Judgment for
plaintiff by confession for 1856 and
costs.
Same VI. same. Judgment for plan
tiff by confession for $3.50 and costs.
The Grand Jury finished the bust
ness before them on Friday morning,
and were discharged-returni sew
enteen indictments one against
Frank Thomas and Anthony Rodam-
mer, for burglary and entering dwell
ing house in day time with intent to
steal ;oae against Charles Bswley, for
assault and battery; one against Jas.
Cowan, for grand larceny ono against
Nicholas Fisher and John Hostler, for
assault and battery; two against Wal
lace Wilson and Charles Wilson, for
assault and battery; one against Ru.
fus S. Stillson, for larceny one against
John Sterling and James Cowan, for
horse stealing; one against Rufus S.
for entering dwelling house
IN day time with intent to steal; one
against Frank Thomas and Anthony
Rodammer, for larceny; one against
Evan A. Davis, for assault; and one
Zach against Stephen Eastbrook, Max
lmillian Schneck. Bernard Kinney,
Moses Beans, VIM. B. Simons, Otto |
oontom. Joseph Readfarm, for viola
ions of liquor laws. They also re-
ported as to the condition Of the lail,
inding everything satisfactory except
he pipe leading from the sink, which |
s broken, and should be repaired.
Nicholas Fisher and John Hostler
we're arraigned and plead not guilty
# assault and battery as charged in
he Indictment, and entered in bends
# 5000 each to answer.
John r. Sperra ct al va. Z. F. Brain
rd ct oil, Admrs. Finding and dscis-
on Of Probate Court approved and
flirmed, except as to addition of $50
0 amount found in the hands of ad.
on partial settlement.
State VS.. Wallace Wilson and Chas.
Wilson. Defendants plead not guilty
# assault and battery as charged, and
f1s entered into bonds of $500 each
or their appearance to answer at this
erm.
Moses Beans, Otto Sontom and Ber-
ard Kinney each entered into bonds
n the sum Of 5000 to appear and an
wer to indictments for violation OF
quor laws.
State W. Wallace Wilson and Chas.
wilson. Defendants arraigned on
acond indictment for assault and bat
cry. and plead not guilty. They en-.
sr into bonds Of $500 each for appear
nee to answer at this term.
State W. cyan D. Dayis. Indict-
lent for assault. Defendant pleads
OF guilty, and gives bail In 5000 for
is appearance to answer at this term.
Joseph Diver, Guardian, vs. Sarah
liver. Partition ordered, and COM I
lissisn appointed to make same. =
Commissioners of Portage Co. ys.
r. r. Co. ct al. Injunction
llowed on plaintiff giving bond in
800.
Charles Burge VS.. The Village Of
lent. Continued at defendants costs.
VIM. Lancaster VS.. Jere Louden.
continued at@plaintiff's costs.
|
o be left off docket.
Orrin Hopkins vs. A. Il. Crafts. De-
lurrer overruled.
III. G. Bradley VS.. T. G. Bradley.
at plaintiffs costs.
Minerva Frazer VS.. John Frazer.
dismissed for want of prosecution.
Frank Jones VS.. Ann Jones. Con-
nued at plaintiffs costs.
Babcock & Hurd W. Gilbert Web
.er. Continued ON motion of defend :
Mt, and with leave to garnishee to
nswer in thirty days from term, and
sply in twenty days thereafter.
The trial Of jury causes commenced
n Monday, the first case being that of '