Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-02-26
COURT REPORT.

W. B. CASH, Clerk l.. C. SEDwICK, Sher-
iff.
Ohio VS.. Jennie Plunkett; indictment
for child stealing; to jury; verdict of
guilty. Defendant sentenced to the pen
itentiary for as months.
Elizabeth McCune VS.. Constantine
Feterer; SANDER; TO jury; verdict in IA
vor of plaintiff and damages assessed at
1925. Defendant gives notice OF mo-
tlon for new trial.
Ohio VS.. Edward Cole; Indictment for
selling liquor TO person in the habit of
getting intoxicated; plea of guilty; de-
fendant sentenced to five days in Jail
and TO pay tRe of $50 and costs.
Ohio VS.. Thos FitZimmOns; selling IL
quer on Sunday; plea of guilty; defend
ant sentenced to five days in jail and to
pay fine of $50 and costs.
Ohio VS.. WIN Lewis; two indictments
for selling liquor to person in the hab-
it of getting intoxicated; defendant sens
teneed to five days in Jail and to pay S25
in each case.
Ohio VS.. John Halpin and Belle Schee-
key; indictment for keeping gambling
room. Defendant Belle Scheekey, enter
ed plea of guilty, and is sentenced to
pay tihe of $50 and costs and to stand
committed until line and costs are paid
| Ohio vs.. John Halpin and Belle Schee-
key; keeping gambling room defend
ant Halpin enters plea of guilty and
sentenced to Jail for ten days and to pay
fine of $50 and costs.
Ohio VS.. John Mcnamara; selling Ii
quor on Sunday; defendant enters plea
of not guilty, and entered into a reeog-
nizance in the sum of 500 for his ap-
pearance on March IA, with Robert
Dewney, as surety.
| Ohio VS.. Thos Lilly; indictment for
suffering game to be played in house
To jury; jury failed to agree upon YER
dict and was discharged.
/ Ohio VS.. John Morgan; indictmnnt fol
selling liquor to a person intoxicated,
cases; plea of not guilty in each case
Defendant remanded to custody of sher.
itf to await trial.
Ohio VS.. James Lacy; selling liquor
on Sunday; plea of guilty; defendant
sentenced to five days in Jail and to pay
a fiue of $50 and costs.
Mary Day VS.. Heury 7. Day; divorce
and alimony. Decree of divorce granted
S1700 alimony allowed, in addition to
temporary alimony heretofore allowed
800 to be paid in 80 days, $500 in {
months, and $500 in one year. 1t is
further decreed that plaintiff have one
half the claim now owing by the Wheel
ing Furniture Co., amounting to about
$500, and that she have the household
INT to pay costs.
Milton McConDanghey VS.. VIM 7 Och
senbein; decree of partition; VIM Alex
ander, VIM I Frazier and Robt Woods
commissioners.
Ohio VS.. John Hinton; keeping open
saloon on Sunday. Plea of guilty; de.
fendant sentenced to 8 days in Jail and
topay fine of $50 and costs.
Martha Ransom VS.. Alfred Bethel
ex'r of John Mccall. Verdict in favor
of plaintiff for 5000.
Wm G Kinney vs.. Lindley G Kinney
Cause being settled assignment mention
ed in petition is set aside, and plaintiff is
authorized to collect fees heretofore as
signed, plaintiff to pay costs.
VIM G Kinney vs.. VIM Bentley, jr, ct
al. Same entry as ia above case of Kin
ney VS.. Kinney.
Ohio VS.. John Early; horse stealing
plea of guilty; defendant sentenced to
penitentiary for one year.
Daniel Hardesty ct al; decree of peti-
tion, and order for sale Of premises. E
2 Rhodes, David Brown and John Smith,
commissioners.
John NJ Evans VS.. VIM B Kerr ct al
Judgment against defendant in favor of
plaintiff for $164S, which is 1st lien: in
| fIu of
lien; in favor of ChaS E Kerr for 1925,
Sd lien; in favor of Samantha 81 h, m
for 1926, 4th lien; in favor of Thomas
Hughes & Co. for 1924 SO, 5th lien. Or
der of sale to sheriff.
Francis B Ferrell vs.. VIM B Ferrell.
Decree of Partition: VIM Denham. Robt
G Duncan and Jos Gable appointed CON-
misSiOnerS.
Ohio VS.. Thos Lilly; suffering game
to be played in house; defendant recog-
niZed in the sum of 500 for his appear
ance; Benz F Ogle, surety.
In the matter of the bill for holding
post mortem on an infant: Drs w E
Hervey and J NJ Blackford having pre-
sented bills for holding post mortem by
direction of county coroner, on body of
child found in Martins Ferry, the
court allows DR. ] NJ Backford for said
services, $50.
Ohio vs. John Marder; selling liquor
on Sunday; plea of guilty; defendant
sentenced to Jail for days and to pay a
fine of $40 and costs.
Ohio vs.. VIM Cots; selling liquor to a
minor; plea of guilty; defendant senten-
ced to five days in Jail and te pay a fine
of S35.
Ohio vs.. Albert Moore; keeping a
gambling room; plea of guilty; defend1
ant sentenced to ten days in Jail and to
pay fine of $50 and to pay costs.
Ohio vs.. Albert Moore; selling liquor
on Sunday; plea of guilty; defendant
sentenced to days in Jail and to pay a
| fine of SIS.
Jennie E Bundy VS.. Bailey Bundy;
PARTITION; appraisement approved and
sale ordered.
L S Deleplain, Son & Co. vs.. Christ
and Louita Armmer; judment by con-
fession in favor of plaintiffs for $501 40;
execution awarded.
Samuel Ochsenbein vs.. Milton McCon-
naughey; cause settled, each party to