Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-11-20
IOGRT REPORT.

| Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
w. b. CASH, Clerk-L. L. SEDwICK,
Sheriff.
Ohio vs. John Watt; violation liquor
law; nolle pros. entered.
Ohio VS.. Andrew Brown; contempt
dismissed and costs paid.
John Frsncy & Sons VS.. James FittoD;
disTi -. u. {. Sts paid.
OhIO vs.. John Grady; nOlle pros. en-
tered.
Edward and James Delong VS.. Phebe
NJ Wagner; settled and dismissed dt
costs of plaintiff.
PAMELA Wallace VS.. Catharine Rail
stOn: caused settled and dismissed.
Patrick Curren; appeal; leave given
plaintiff to amend bill OF particulars and
TO file petition.
Maggie Pickerton ct al. VS. Wm Pof.
finbach; settled and dismissed at costs OF
plaintiff.
Samuel Boyd VS.. Pittsburgh & Wheeling
Coal Co. Cause settled and dismissed at
costs of plaintiff.
John w Buckingham VS.. Ann Buck
ingham and cooperative Foundry Stove
Works; Geo w Mckee appointed trustee
of defendant Ann Buckingham, an in
sane person.
Lemuel Westlake VS.. Geo Westlake ct
Al. Decree for partition; Mahlon Craft.
Geo Crozier and Philip Bradley appointed
commissioners,
Simpson and HOge VS.. James Y. Still
well; judgment by default in favor of
plaintiffs for SIT 80.
Thos G Moore VS.. Lewis B Moore ct al.
Partition; dismissed at costs Of plaintiff
Ann Folger VS.. Martha McCormack.
Judgment by confession in favor of
plaintiff for $3.50 80.
Henry Ntff VS.. g b l Amber; sale by
sheriff confirmed and deed ordered.
In the matter of the bill of physicians
for post mortem examination OF VIM e
Welsh. Sept. 16, 1884. An allowance of
s75 is made to Drs Kurz, Close and An
derson, for such examination.
Joseph T Hinton vs.. Rebecca Phillips
ct al. Cause dismissed and costs paid.
Patrick sherry, exr, VS.. ID B Gull mo-
tiou of efendant to require plaintiff to
make his petition more specific and GER
tain; sustained.
VIM II Tallman ct al. VS.. Patrick Sher-
ry, eXr; demurrer of defendant to petit
ion of plaintiff overI uled.
Wm Il Mayberry VS.. VIM Cook; mo-
tion of plaintiff to dismiss appeal over
ruled.
Second yenire for petit jurors-Clerk
and sheriff ordered TO draw from the
box the names of five persons 10 serve as
petit jurors, TO appear Nov. I4th.
Geo w Schell, admir- VS.. The Penn'a
Company. To jury; verdict in favor of
1I.,s,,
iff to set aside verdict and for a new
trial.
Ephraim L Carter VS.. John Bradfield
& Sons; dismissed at costs of plaintiff
without prejudice to future action.
Solomon Hogue VS.. Isaac Warner. Re
vivor OF Judgment against defendant tor
S315 06, and S21 costs, less S77 credits on
same.
j Heskett VS.. Josephus Foreman ct
al. Same confirmed and deed ordered.
Nancy A Burson VS.. Thos Burson
ct al. Sale by sheriff confirmed and deed
ordered.
vi Hawthorne VS.. David Hawthorne
and VIM DrenneD, exrs; settled; judg-
and costs.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The grand jury made their report on
Tuesday.
True bills of indictment were found
as follows:
Against Richard Mann, cutting and
stabbing with intent to wound-two
counts.
Against H Sherman, playing game
for money.
Against John Hill, burglary.
Against Adam Gibson, assault and
battery.
Against Thos J Lilly, suffering a
game to be played in house.
Against John COss, Robt Finley and
VIM Mcknight, burglary aod larceny.
Against Chas J Mcfarland, unlawr
fully selling and furnishing intoxicating
liquors to persons in the habit of getting
Intoxicated.
Against Andrew Bolon. assault and
battery.
Against VIM Troll, shooting with in
tent to wound.
Against Jennie Plunkett, child steal
ing.
Against Emmett Mitchell, murder in
first degree.
Against John Morgan, selling liquor
TO person In the habit of getting IN
toxicated.
Against Theodore Brown and Charles
Clemens, burglary and larceny i'm
iictments.
Against Theodore Brown and Charles
Clemens, burglary.
The following were found mot true
bills:'
Against John Burke, manslaughter.
" John Burke, shooting at with in
tent to wound.
Against Amos W Shepherd, resisting
ID officer.
Against George johnson, murder in
me first de- gree.
Against Charles Carr, assault and bat
terry.
Against Samuel Leach, assault with
intent to kill.
Against Samuel Leach, robbery.
Against 5 II Lashley, obtaining prop
erty by false pref enses.
And the jurors presented their report
On the condition of the county Jail and
other matters, which was ordered filed,
and they were discharged.
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