The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-12-21
Court of Common Pleas.

Grace Jones vs. Hugh Jones. Divorce granted on
the ground of willful absence for more shan three
years. and petitioner restored to her maiden name of
Grace Coyle.
w. II. and NJ. K. Steele vs.. Andrew Perkins. Order
for sale of mortgaged premises. Amount found due,
$31.71.
First National Bank of Jackson, o., Ambrose
Judgment by default s25444. with interest
at per cent.
Same Same. Judgment by default $ilo.5O, and
interest at per cent.
Same VS.. Same. Judgment by default for tOl. So and
interest at per cent.
Joseph Jones Jane Jones ct al. Order of parti-
tion. Jonathan Davis, Daniel Williams and David
r. Thomas Commissioners.
Elizabeth Davis Ebenezer Williams and Will
lam Thomas, administrators of John W. Thomas.
Judgment by default for $9S9.75.
James r. Hunter vs.. Huron Iron Co. judgment by
befault for $S2OS5.
Henry Hughes Huron Iron Co. Judgment by de-
fault for Sl75.O5. -...
James B. Woods Isabelle Woods. Divorce
granted the ground of willful absence ior more
than three years.
The following continued: JohnJ Jones
VS.. William Silvy, Clinton Sinclair VS.. Dsvid W.
Winfough ct al Julna Aleshire Harley Aleshire,
| z. Gray Sarah A. Gray, William Vaughn vs. Os-
] car F. Walterhouse ct al.
State of Ohio vs. Henry Hollenbeck. Defendant was
arrested for contempt in not appearing witness
| in the against Gulker He subppraed the
day before the day set for trial. and that day he
| WAS urunk auu on OF trial he was Slcf. Iue
Court remarked that no injustice done In this
| case Gulker had plead guilty. Where witness
infEur absents himself and ting goes to trial.
and the defendant is found not guilty. the witness
failing to appear, must be fined the that
the party acquitted would have been fined, had he
been found guilty. In this defendant will be dis
charged.
State of Ohio vs. William F. Scott. Attachment for
contempt in not appearing witness in the of
Ohio VS.. Thomas Henderson. There had been
fhQ wit tnpe md Mr. hntf fba
prosecuting Witness by which the witness to be
notified when the case came up, and it was misun-
derstanding that caused the witness not to appear
and not through any desire not to be present. The
Court remarked that witnesses ought to be absent
by leave of the Court the attorney who had
them subp9naed. Defendant discharged on payment
of costs.
State of Ohio VS.. William F. Hale. Indictment for
selling Intoxicating liquors to Josiah F. CALDWELL
person In the habit of getting intoxicated Jury trial
Josiah F. Caldwell testified that he nervous
and could not Sleep and he went to Hale and told him
he wanted something to relieve him. Hale wrote
prescription and 1t to Witness and he it to
boy, and the bog gave me about three ounces of
whisky. 1t tasted bitter like it had laudanum in It,
Paid ten cents for it. Sick from drinking. Here
counsel for defendant produced prescription from
DIR. Ewing, for three of whisky, with lauda-
n um and valerian in it. This taken to Hale as
witness, said because Hale told him they try
ing to make him, (Hale) not physician.
L. s. Matthews. Have seen Caldwell intoxicated
often-he has the reputation of being in the
habit of becoming intoxicated. Never knew Hale to
be physician.
DIR. W. H. Monahan. Hale is not physician. The
usual charge for prescription is fifty cents and the
druggist charges about quarter to fill the prescrip-
tion.
Joseph jolly Have Caldwell intoxicated fire.
quently and have seen him about Hale's drug store
several times, in that condition.
The State here rested.
Defendant took the witness stand. Am practicing
physician-have practiced twelve years. Never at
tended lectures-never belonged to the Medical So
ciety. Gave Caldwell the prescription medicine.
Verdict not guilty.
On Saturday Frank Freeman, Mary Freeman and
Margaret Freeman were arraigned on Indictment
for concealing robber (John W. Jackson) Plea not
guilty, and set for trial Wednesday of this
week.
Iron Bank ofJackson Huron Iron Co. Judgment
by default s1OOs 49, with interest at per cent
John Reed VS.. Huron Iron Co. Judgment by default
for s2S7.9S.
William S. Gardner VS.. Huron Iron Co. Judgment
by default for $1l5.37.
John w. Butler Henry Lamb and John Lamb.
Order of sale in partition.
Drs. G A. Ewing and B. F. Kitchen each allowed
25 for postmortem examination the body of David
L. Shots.
First National Bank of jackson, Ohio, VS.. W. t.
Richardson and John Wood. Judgment by default
for $lO1 so, with interest at per cent.
Henry Hunsinger Huron Iron Co. Judgment
by default for $l40.1e.
Peters & Hunsinger VS.. Same. Judgment by de-
fault for s375.37.
In the two cases against Henry Bloss, for selling
beer minors, heretofore reported, he fined $50
and costs in and $50 and costs in the other
and ordered to stand committed to Jail until fine and
costs be paid.
The Prosecuting Attorney entered noLIe in the
against the Freemans, .
Hamilton Butcher July Ann Butcher. Divorce
granted ground of wtllful absence for more than
three years.
Motion for new trial in the Jackson will be
heard on Wednesday morning of this week.