The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-10-08
Legal Notice.

VTTM. MAINS, who resides at or near Odin,
w Marion county State OF Illinois, and
Jerome B. Daniels, who resides at or near
Meadville, Crawford county, State Of Pennsyl-
vania, will take notice, that on the 18th day Of
September, 1888, Andrew W, DWyer filed his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Highland county, Ohio, against said VIM. Mains,
Jerome b. Daniels and others, alleging, in sub
stance, that at the January term OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Highland county, Ohio,
A. D. 1882, he recovered a judgment against
said defendant, VIM. Mains, for the sum Of
$574.4 bearing interest from the 18th day Of
February, 1882, at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum, and for cost amounting to $4Ol5,
which Judgment is in full force and wholly un-
paid on the 14th day Of February, A. ID. 1888,
plaintiff duly caused an alias execution to issue
on said judgment, which, for want Of goods
and chattles WhereOn to levy, was duly levied
on the following real estate, to wit being In
Lots Nos. 222, 352, 354, 355, 361, 367, east part
38 feet off Of ln-LOt No. 81 also ln-Lots 372and
965, less 80 feet conveyed to Clara Custer, 375,
1858, $685. 1862, $685. $40, $50, 351, 345, $780, in said
Mains' subdivision TO the said town Of Green
field, Ohio also In-lot No. 244 W. part 4555
feet in Byrams' subdivision Of said town Of
Greenfield; also the following premises adiOin-
ing ArbOthnOts addition to the said town OF
Greenfield Minnis' survey No, $50. begin
ming at a stake on W, bank Of the mill
race and N. =. corner of a stone quarry lot
sold by A. @. Long to Samuel Smith theme @
with said Smiths line N. SO degrees W., passing
pigeOn-Oak stump pole N TO the branch II
poles TO the said ArbOthnOt's line thence with
said line n. 10 degrees % poles 70 stake
corner 20 Thomas DOlaThide'B lot Of land /
thence with said DOllarhide's line E. IL poles 10
| the W. bank Of the mill race; thence down the
mill race with its meanderings TO the beginning
| containing one acre and eighty poles more or
/ less, said Mains reserving a wagon road along
| the mill race also In-LOt No. 222 In said Ar
bothnOts addition to said town Of Greenfield ;
that on the lst day OF September, A. d. 1888,
the plaintiff being at that time a creditor OF
! said VIM. Mains for the same debt for which
said judgment was rendered, and said VIM.
Mains being then the owner of said real estate
and being then and ever since unable except
for said property TO pay his debts, with the in
tent TO hinder, delay and deiraud his creditors,
conveyed all of said described property 10 the
defendant Jerome B. Daniels, except In-LOti
Nos. 352 854, 855, 38l, 38l, and 375 as above
described for the colorado consideration OF
I-- dollars, but for no actual consideration
whatever; that Samuel HeidingHheld, H. o
Wroten, Thomas M. Boyd, Clara DWyer, Luther
James. Elizabeth D6ver, jerome B. Daniels, @
w. Smart, and J. T.. Bail, as trustee Of th,
Cincinnati Conference of the M. ID. Church
who are defendants TO said petition each claim
an interest in a portion Of said property By
way of mortgage lienBi but the said plaintiff
denies that said pretended mortgages are vaiC
or binding force, or that they create any ieI
on any Of said property as against this plain
tih The prayer of said petition is that sail
deed Of conveyance and said pretended mort
! cages may be declared null and void, and tina
said plaintiff by reason Of said judgment anl
execution may be declared 20 have the first AMI
best lien on said property, and that said prOpert
may be ordered to be sold according TO law, AM
that the proceeds of such sale may be apple,
10 the satisfaction Of PLAINTIFF Judgment anl
for suoh other and further relief 80 he may b
- entitled 10. The said VIM. Mains and JerOm
s B. Daniels are also futher notified, that the
q are required 10 answer said petition on or be
{ fore the 22nd day Of November A. D. 1884, o
0 the same will be taken as true and iudgmen
. rendered accordingly
i ANDREW W. DWYER
b. BY Sloane, Newly & Morrow, his attorneys
a September 9Oth, 1884. sep2AW6