The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-01-26
COUNT OF COMMON PLEAS.
GEO. f. ARIEL, JUDGE.

GEO. +. ARIEL, JUDGE.
Lafayette Corl vs.. Samuel Corl. Par
tics come into court and file special
terms of settlement, which are entered
upon the Journal and records of the
court.
State vs.. Vetus Hem. Keeping a
place for the sale Of liquors. Daft
pleads guilty.
Thomas Morris VS.. Carlisle Birge.
Continued on melton Of plaintiff and
and his costs.
Charlotte King vs. Dennis e. Day.
Motion 10 strike Off amended petit on
sustained. Pi'ff has leave TO retile in
stanier.
George Lsber vs. Daniel Hsight ct
ais. Continued on motion Of plaintiff
and at his costs.
Thomas Gorby VS.. Jacob Machamer
Defendant given leave to answer in
twenty days and continued.
The Jewell & Goodman Organ Co.
vs.. b. e. Carpenter. Dei't given leave
to amend answer by second Monday
from term.
The 2. Y. & G. r. r. Co. VS., The
Connotton r. II. Cs. Deft given
leave to answer instanter, pl'f to re-
ply in 20 days after term, and cOntin-
ued.
The Connottsn r. r. Co. vs. The p.
Y. s. G. r. r. Co. Leave to reply in
20 days after term, aud coptidued.
Henrietta Fenstermenter Us. Henry
Butts. PlH given leave to file amend
ed petition and make new parties in
20 days after term, and continued.
VIM. O'Bricn VS.. VIM. III. Farr.
Case having been taken to the Su-
preme Court, the cause is continued.
Day. Williams u Co. vs. The p. Y.
Il e. II. r. Co. Motion TO strike Off
answer sustained. Deft given leave
to rsfile answer instanter.
Joseph ID. King vs.. The P. Y. & G.
r. II. Co. Def't given leave TO answer
by second Saturday OF term.
John Jennings ct al. vs.. Eli F. Jen.
nings ct al. Partition ordered. Re-
port of Commissioners filed and ap-
proved. Premises ordered to be sold
by Sheriff at public sale.
Lambert T. Doty licensed a. an
auctioneer upon giving bond in $1,000
and payment of $5 and Clerks fees.
The Jewett y Goodman Organ Co.
vs.. B. G. Carpenter. Deft offers to
confess Judgment for 500 and costs,
which is refused by plaintiff. Cause
continued on motion Of defendant and
at his costs.
Frank Jones vs.. Ann Jones ct al
Replevin. Jury trial. Verdict for
plaintiff for fifteen cents.
Edward Cramer VS.. Milton Moore.
Continued.
Ozias Allen ct al. vs.. David w.
Thomas. Continued.
Erifeh n ronnnffos.
Co. Continued with leave to reply
in 20 days from term.
Ada Gilbert, by next friend, VS.. Henry
Mix. Settled. Det't to pay pl'f $3.50
and pff to pay costs.
ser ct al. Continued.
Geo. "A. Kline VS.. Andrew Rettig.
Jury trial, verdict for dei't for $50.
State vs. Charles j. Thompson and
VIM. Brown. Keeping room. Dei'tt
plead not guilty.
Statevs. s. Connolly. Keeping place.
Dei't ordered to give bail in $500 for
at next term.
State vs. Horace Grinnsll. Forgery
Defendant changes his plea to that of
guilty.
Lavina Worden vs. Zeletus Worden
81 di. OTGeF 10 asslSH uoWeT.
Harriet M. Babcock, Admir- vs.. Mo-
ses Beans ct al. Sherifrs sale confirm
ed and deed ordered.
Jerome Tyron, Admir- vs. Eleazer
Loomis ct al. Decree that defendant
Loemis pay pl'ff $3,636 % in five days
from term, or premises be sold.
The Court appoint o. S. Philpet
and III. l.. Searl, with sesistance of
Prosecuting Attorney, to examine an
nuaI report of County Commissioners.
Court ordered that petit jury be
to appear on second day
OF term and that first day of term be
devoted to hearing of demurrers, i'm
panneling grand jury and other pre-
liminary business. Trial of cases on
their merits to be assigned to second
day of term.
Judge Spear was in town on Mon
day, to hear the motion for new trial
in the case of the State vs.. Henry
Brant, convicted Of larceny at the
September term. Upon hearing the
was overruled and the prison.
er sentenced to two and a-half years
in the penitentiary. To which hold
ing of the Court the defendant, by his
attorney, excepted, and thirty days
were allowed him in which to prepare
and file his bill of exceptions in the
case.