The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-06-21
Court of Common Pleas.

Galfla Station. DAVID Oeel, VINO was, |
the only person in the room at the
time, testified that Whit and Colley
were pushing each other, or rather
scufling, when Colley drew a revol-
yer, and Whit was standing with his
back against the counter, with his ell
bows back resting on the counter.
He told Colley that he, Colley, was
stranger to him, and he did not want
any fuss with him. Seel did not want
to see trouble, and he went back into
another room. Soon he heard a shot,
and in minute or two another shot.
He then met Whit coming into the
room where he was. Several persons
not in the room heard the shots, and
some of them saw the parties, but
none Of them could tell who fired first.
George Reineger, Postmaster at
Samsonville, saw Colley staggering
down the railroad after the shooting.
He lay down, or fell down, when the
witness went to him. At that time
DR.. D. B. Warren came riding past,
and witness requested him to stop.
DR.. Warren testified that he found
Colley with a gunshot wound in the
front part Of his shoulder. The
wound was bleeding profusely. Col
ley was quite intoxicated. He said if
he had to die in few minutes, he
would say that it was his own fault
that he had fired the first shot. Mr..
Reineger testified to the same state
ment made by Colley.
DR.. Warren stated that he was
called to see Whit afterwards, and
found a gunshot wound in his thigh.
The ball had passed through the thigh.
1t was simple flesh wound.
The defense did not offer any testi-
mony, and the jury returned verdict
of guilty.
Thomas T. Jones VS.. William
Vaughn and others. Order for sale of
mortgaged premises. Amount found
due, S2536,74, with interest at s per
cent.
Milton McKinniss VS.. Sarah Ann
Howe and Martin Howe. Order for
sale of mortgaged premises. Amount
found due $55,73.
William H. Stockman VS.. Mary
Austin and others. Sale confirmed
and deed ordered.
Patrick Varley VS.. Annie Varley.
Divorce granted on groundof adulter-
y, and custody of children awarded to
petitioner.
Thomas Delay VS.. Cornelius H. Pal
mer. Judgment on verdict for $167,
so.
State of Ohio for use Of Jackson
County VS.. Ohio Southern Railroad
Co. Submitted to the Court, and
judgment for S25.
Same VS.. Same. Tried by Court,
and judgment for S25.
First National Bank of Jackson VS..
John Roach and Joseph Phillips.
Judgment by default for 1926, go, with
interest at s per cent.
Ephraim Plummer VS.. Samuel Ell
liot and others. Order Of partition,
with James M. Arthur, Charles
Meacham and Jesse Clark commits
sioners.
Joseph Gooding &Co. VS.. John H.
Allen and others. Order of sale under
mechanics lien. Amount found due,
$9O,69.
Serina Stifier VS.. William Vaughn
and Thomas Fl. Vaughn. Judgment
by default for $563,33.
Talitha Stockman VS.. William
Vaughn. Judgment by default for
S373,22.
The Vinton County National Bank
of McArthtur, O., VS.. Columbus B.
Dunkle and John P. Dunkle. Judg-
ment on warrant of attorney for 1928,
so, with interest at per cent.
In the matter of holding post NOR
tenn on the body of Anderson Lackey,
DR.. B. F. Holcomb and DIR. W. 81.
Monahan each presented bill for
$50. Court allowed each $25.
William Vaughn VS.. Alexander F.
McCarley. Sale confirmed, and deed
ordered.
Ephraim Poor VS.. William Thomas
and Elmira Thomas. Injunction
made perpetual.
Scott Aaleshire vs.. James A. Ale
shire and others. Order for sale of
mortgaged premises. Amount found
due, $2968,34.
State of Ohio VS.. James Pearcefeld
and Edward Summers. ARRAY.
Pearcefeld plead guilty, and was fined
IS and costs, and ordered to stand
committed until fine and costs be paid.
Sent to Jail.
State of Ohio vs.. Edward Thacker.
Carrying concealed weapons. Plea
guilty, and fined S. and costs, and Or
dered to stand committed. Sent to
jail.
State Of Ohio VS.. James Dempsey
and Franklin Cooper. Disturbing a
spelling school. Franklin Cooper
plead guilty, was fined $40, and to
stand committed, &c.
John W. Evans VS.. William Vaughn