Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-11-15
COURT REPORT.

s26T6 73. Decree of foreclosure and or
der TO sheriff for sale of mOrtgaged
premises.
Lucy Burk VS.. Agnes Dubois. Plain
| tiff being nonresident, she Is required
to give security for costs.
VIM. F. Ball, eXparte. Heard upon
the petition; court finds that the Irus-
tees of the original surveyed township
9 in range 6, have taken the proper steps
for the surrender of the leasehOld by
petitioner and for the sale of lands held
under said permanent lease to the petit
tioner, and orders an appraisement of
the same by Valentine Ault, of Warren,
Jesse Thomas, of Union. Robert Dunn,
of Flushing, who shall also cause the
same to be surveyed by the county sur =
veyor, and report to the court.
Hiram C. Groves, exparte. Like, find
ing and order as above.
Geo W. Ward, exparte. Like finding
and order as above.
Cosgrove & Moore VS.. Stephen Bailey.
Judgment by confession in favor of
plaintiff for Sll6 "a.
Martin Beckett VS.. John Lyon ct al.
Sale by sheriff as special master approy-
ed and confirmed and deed ordered.
Peter Welty VS.. Jas. E. Mcdonald,
admr, ct al. Sale by sheriff as special
master approved and confirmed and
deed ordered.
Patrick Sherry, exr, vs. Mary r. Sher-
ry, ct al Sale vy sheriff as special mas
ter approved and confirmed and deed
| ordered.
c. Krauss VS.. Margt Bray. Finding
due plaintiff SI23 So. Attached prem
ises having ben sbid Ola an order of
| sale in case If Aruett vs.. LOhmdn, 1t
| is ordered that sheriff after paving Judg-
ment and costs in said case, pay plaintiff
! the judgment herein.
Second venire ordered for ten jurors,
names to be drawn from the box, to ap-
pear at 8 o'clock, on Tuesday, Nov. Is.
John w. kennOn vs.. Jos. +. Dubois ct
al. admr'S Default judgment against
defendant Jos. F. Dubois, for S52l 93,
with per cent. interest from Nov. 6,
and costs.
| Tnos. b. Jackson; settlement account
of cause referred to G. W. Carroll, mas
ter commissioners, to hear and determine
the matters in controversy, and report
at the present term.
Russa Ii. Frater, admr'X, VS.. HOugh
| >. Sllilu tG dl. DCIduAl AAlOhb
defendants in favor of plaintiff as ad-
ministratrix of Robt. F. Frater. for
| S2O0 IL, with interest and costs, sheriff
ordered to sell as upon execution, the
real estate attached in this action as the
property of Addie l.. Smith.
b. b. DOvener et al, Trustees, VS.. Jas.
| P Rogers, Trustee, ct al Sale in partl-
ton approved and confirmed, sheriff Or
dered to pay costs and distribute pro-
ceedS of sale according to decree.
The City of Bellaire vs.. The Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co. ct al. Application
for an injunction restraining the de-
fendant from laying its track across
31th street, in Bellaire. Plaintiff re
quired to give defendant notice, of at
least two days, that the application will
be for hearing on Nov. 18th, and re-
strainlng order until that time issued
against the defendant. Plaintiff requir-
ed to give bond in the sum of $500.
Ferry Licence of Geo. E. Morgan and
S. sue Berger, at Morgan's Ferry, re-
newed for one year from Nov. Sd.
Kelion Hager VS.. Elijah Hogue. Cause
referred to G. w. Carroll, master COM
missioner. to take testimony and report
at the present term.
| r. l.. Foreman VS.. Wm. Glover. Trial
to jury verdict and judgment in favor
of plaintiff and against defendant for
S37 81 Defendant gives notice of a
motion to set aside verdict and judg-
ment and for new trial.
Rachel J. Jarvis vs.. Chas. T. Jarvis
at al. Partition ordered. r. W. James,
Wm. Jones and Walter Gleaves appoint
| ed commissioners.
Sarah E. Fields VS.. Thos. E. McKissen
ct al, executors of John Fields,dec'd. Ac-
ton for services rendered deceased du-
ring the last six years of his life.
Amount claimed, $500; verdict in favor
of plaintiff for S2245. Notice 10y defend
ants counsel of IA motion to set aside
verdict and for a new trial.
Robert Over VS.. Elmira James ct al.
To Jury; verdict in favor of plaintiff for
S63 80. Notice by defendant of motion
to set aside verdict and a new trial.
City of Bellaire VS.. B. & D. r. r. Co.
ct al. Injunction allowed as prayed for
in plaintiff 5 petition, to continue until
further ORDER herein, upon plaintiff Civ
ing bond with security, in the sum of
$500.
E. E. Stark VS.. Edward 7. Parker ct
al. Judgment by default in favor of
plaintiff for 1927 20 and COSTS Sale or
dered of property described in chattel
mortgage, given To secure said sum. un-
less payment is made within three days
Jos. H. Dubois VS.. Robt. r. Dubois ct
al. Cause referred to c. w. Carroll,
master commissioner, to state liens
herein, and their order, and to report at
present term.
John w. Thomas, eXr, VS.. Hannah
Harper ct al. NJ Lion of plaintiff to an
swer of defendant to strike out 50 much
of said answer as goes to denial of the
execution of. the note sued on, and also
80 much of the answer as denies the in
debledueSs, overruled.
State of Ohio VS.. Abraham Ramsey,sr.
The grand jury having returned the in
dictmenU against the defendant endorsed
Not true bill" the defendant is dis
charged from his recogniZance.
. John Parks VS.. John Fink. Error
from docket of George CriSwell, }. 2.
! Judgment of Justice of the Peace affirm
ed at cost of plaintiff i'll error, and exec
utor awarded therefor.
jeremiah Bryant vs.. James II. Sharp
ct al. Leave given plaintiff to amend his
bill of particulars by increasing sum
claimed as damages, so, and by styling
defendants as partners by the firm name.
BY order of the court, the same being
necessary, the following named persons
were drawn TO serve as petit jurors, to
4 appear Nov 15tn: A. j. McClelland,
Pultney; Robert McKelvey, Mead; Jos.
Smith, Somerset; Geo. w. Green, York,
and Samuel Douglass. Warren.
E. V. Shipley VS.. b. & o. r. R. Co.
Cause settled between parties. Plain
tiff to have IA Judgment against defend
ant for $50, and plaintiff TO pay costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Nancy and Martha
Francis;
State of Ohio VS.. w. S. Neiswanger;
Edward SOuders;
Henry Beatty;
Henry Neininger;
Jas. NJ. Tharp;