Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-01-03

cordial greeting they rendered our East
ern Ohio farmers during the sessions OF
their Institute.
COURT REPORT.
Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
"A. C. DARRAH, Clerk. C. SED-
WICK, Sheriff.
WIN. E. Thompson vs.. Mertie NJ
Thompson; finding that plaintiff is OWL
er of the legal title to the real estate
described in the petition herein, which
he holds in trust for the defendant, as
the minor sole heir of her mother, Ema.
line Thompson, who had the equitable
title to the same; also, fading that
plaintiff is entitled to the use and occu.
patton of the said real estate during his
life, as tenant, by the courtesy. Plain
tiff to pay costs.
VIM. E. Boden VS.. Jane Patterson et
al. Present sheriff is authorized upon
being satified that the mortgage
gwen in this case has been satisfied, to
enter memorandum of that fact on the
record.
The Warren Builds Asso'n VS.. Jas. S.
Rdiney ct al Sale by Samuel Hilles, as
sheriff, and special master, r,confrmed, and
present sheriff ordered to make deed.
Orilla E. Williams VS.. John R. VIII
liams. Decree of divorce granted and
plaintiff awarded custody and control of
the minor children; cause. willful alb
sence for more than three years. De-
fendant to pay costs.
Sarah Linn VS.. Philip Linn. Decree
of divorce granted at costs of plaintiff.
Cause, "habitual drunkenness"
WR. J. Baugh VS.. Simon Bair & Sons
ct al. To jurv; judgment in favor of
plaintiff for S29 80, and defendant to
pay costs.
Lltten s. Workman VS.. John Semen
at al. Judgment by default against de-
fendant for S28 "a.
James Mclaughlin vs.. John Nc
Laughlin; partition; proceedings of
sheriff and commissioners approved and
sale ordered on the premises.
George Byers vs.. John W. Davis ct al.
To jury; verdict in favor of the plain
tiff axd against the defendant, John W.
Davis, for $3.50. Finding IN favor of
defendants Ambrose G. King and Henry
Milhoan.
Alice NJ. McLane vs. Nathan MDoud-
na. Ordered that the garnlshees in this
case appear before BENZ. Mackall, Aus
tice of the Peace, touching their indebt
edness to the defendant.
RinaldO r. Thomily vs.. Jefferson P.
Tracewell To jury. Verdict in favor
of plaintiff for $27S Is, and defendant to
pay costs.
Rachel J. Jarvis VS.. Chas. T. Jarvis
ct al. Sale in partition by sheriff ap
proved and deed ordered.
Robert E. Neil VS.. George c. Smith
Judgment by default against the defend
ant for S442 46.
+ Francis Moore vs.. Annie B. Moore.
Divorce; decree of divorce granted at
costs of plaintiff. Cause, adultery"
Anna M. Null VS.. Chris. Conner.
"Bastardy." Verdict of guilty judg-
ment that defendant pay plaintiff 5000
and costs, and in Default THAT he be
committed to Jail until he comply with
the order of the court.
Ohio VS.. Alex. Stiers.. Cause ordered
certified to the Probate court.
Albert J. Bower vs.. Jas. A. Barnes ct
al. Motion to set aside verdict render
ed at last term, and for a new trial,
ovsrruled. Defendant by counsel, ex-
cepts; thirty days after term was given
for defendant to prepare and present
bills of exception.
James Croghan, an infant, by next
friend, VS.. Thos. Sheldon. Motion to
set aside verdict at present term and
for new trial, overruled and excepted to.
and 80 days given defendant in which
to prepare bills of exception.
Lucy Burk VS.. Agnes Dubois. Plain
tiff having failed to give security for
costs, as required by a former order of
court, this cause is dismissed at costs
of plaintiff.
Francis L. Gantz ct al. VS.. Nora L.
GantZ ct al. Writ of PARTITION and dow
er ordered 10 issue to the sheriff. VIM.
E. Bundy, James H. Watt and Washing
ton Buchanan appointed commissioners
to assign dover to Ora NJ. St. Clair, and
to make partition.
John W. Johnston, guardian, vs.Chas
E. Gill ct al. Writ of PARTITION ordered
to issue. James FL. Watt, Harrison
Brady and A. c. Hogue appointed COM
missioners.
Ohio VS.. Emery X. Shipley. shooting
with intent to wound" From docket
of Justice H. w. Baker. Defendant
with his surety, Jas. H. Watt, entered
into recognizsnce in the sum of $1,000
for his appearance on the first day OF
next term.
Ohio vs. August Schramm; indictment
Selling liquor to a person intoxicated
and in the habit of getting intoxicated
Verdict, not guilty.
Ohio VS. All Johnston; Indictment for
selling liquor to a person intoxicated
and in the habit of getting intoxicated; ;
verdict, not guilty
Ohio vs. Thos Lilly; indictment for
Selling liquor to a person intoxicated
and ia the habit of getting intoxicated.
Defendant recognized in sum of 500
for his appearance at next term, With
Probate Judge Cochran as surety.
Ohio VS. Dennis Sullivan; Assault and
battery; defendant recognized in sum of
5000 for his appearance next term.
Ohio vs. John Watt; selling liquor on
Sunday; cause continued; defendant
recognized in sum of 500 for his ap
pearance on first day of next term.
Ohio VS. F Hoefer; Selling liquor to
person intoxicated, &c. On motion of
attorney for the State nolle prosequi
is entered in this case.
In the matter of application of John
B Haney to be released as surety on
bond of Mary r Sherry, guardian; find
ing that the probate court erred in hold
ing that the surety must show cause to
the satisfaction of the Probate Judge
before the order for a new bond and the