Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-07-12

Judgment. and that each party pay his
own costs.
G. W. Kennedy VS. Thos. Purcell ct al.
Leave given plaintiff TO give security
for costs instanter.
Mutual Buil'g Assn VS.. John S. Cox
ct al. By agreement of parties this
cause is referred to J. NJ. Rees as referee,
to take testimony and TO report to the
court atsthe next term.
Robert NJ. Abel vs.. John C. Abel ct ri.
Partition. J. B. Smith admitted as
party defendant in this case. Fred Huff
man is substituted as Il commissioner
herein in place Of h. A. McGregor. Re-
port of commissioner confirmed and
sheriff ordered to sell real estate in
the premises.
Porter & Smith vs.. John II. Sullivan
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
B. & o. r. r. Co. vs.. Ellen Stanley ct
al. Error from Justice of the Peace
George Criswell, Esq. Finding Of error
in Justices proceedings for reason that
there was no legal service on plaintiff in
error. Judgment reversed at costs OF
defendant in error, and execution award.
ed therefor.
Mutual Build'g Assn VS.. John A. Reed
ct al. Cause referred to Jas. NJ. Rees
| Esq, as referee to take testimony and
report to the court at the next term.
Ann E. Barnes VS.. Ann Z. Ault. Dis
missed and costs paid.
Mary Affleek vs.. Edward T. Affieck e,
al Decree that the trust estate prOvi
ded by the will of Horton Howard, de-
ceased, be set aside, and vested in fee in
Mary Affieck, for whom the same was
provided. Edward T. Affieck, trustee
is required to execute and deliver deed
to said Mary Affieck. and in default
this decree is to operate a5 a conveyance
James Mcdonald vs.. John Noon ct al
| Leave given plaintiff to withdraw sec
ond cause of action, with leave to dock
ct it as an independent action, and peti
ton as to it dismissed at costs of plain
tiff Plaintiff gives notice of appeal anC
bond fixed at $500.
David McKelvey ct al, eXr's VS.. Robt
Bckelvey ct al. Petition for construc
tion of article u of will of Thomas Nc
| Kelvey, in which he directed the residue
of his estate to be distributed among his
heirs. Finding that the brothers and
sisters of the testator and the children
|
entitled to one-eighth part of the resi-
dence. Defendants, children of Jane:
and Robt. McKslvey, give notice of ap-
peal to the District court. Bond 800.
Robert Cottrell vs.. Frank R. Sedwick
Report of arbitrators approved and con
| lirmed, and it is considered that plaintiff
recover against the said Frank r. Sed-
wick to be levied of the goods and chat
tells of said Thos. COtrell, decd, yet to bC
administered, the sum of SS07.
The State of Ohio VS.. Jacob Fraling
er. Liquor bond. Defendant present
ed his bond in the sum of 1000. will
Geo. H. Deafbaugh, Henry McCann and
Lous SchlemitZaner as suretieS, which
bond is approved.
State of Ohio VS.. John Campbell ct al
Liquor bond. Defendant Campbell pre-
sented his bond in sum of $1,000, cOndi
toned that he would not sell liquor il
violation of law, with NJ. Campbell an(
Mary Z. Campbell as sureties, which
bond is approved.
Ohio VS.. Thos. J. Lilly. Defend
ant presented his bond in sum of $1,000
conditioned that he would not sell liquo
in violation of law. J. j. McDermOt
and F. Bamford, sureties.
Edward Herbert and Jas. Plows-pe
tition Of Report of Receiver of Wheel
ing Valley Coal Works approved ant
sale ordered.
Martin Beckett vs.. John Lyon ct al
Finding in favor of plaintiff for Sl1S4 6:
and decree for sale Of mortgaged prem
ises.
Charles E. Beam VS.. The Belmon
Glass Works. Cause dismissed at cost
of plaintiff, he having failed to give Sc
curity for costs.
Louisa Sheets VS.. David H. Darrah
dover. Report Of commissioners Sc
aside, and ordered that dover be assign
ed to plaintiff according to law. jaime
Kerr, VIM. Alexander and Geo. Duncan
appointed. commissioners. The same en-
try and order as above is made in tn
following cases:
Louisa Sheets vs.. LYDIA ADarrah Ell al