Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-02-04
COURT REPORT.

COURT REPORT.
Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
w. b. CASH, Clerk; L. c. SEDwICK Shift
FRANK r. SEDwICK, Dept'y Sh'f.
/ The Iron Building and Loan Asso'n v!
VIM E Thomas ct al; judgment by de
fault in favor of plaintiff for S27S; de
cree of foreclosure and order of sale oi
mortgaged premises.
Peter Hall VS. Joseph B Ramage ;causs
settled and dismissed at costs of defend
ant.
John Loekett VS. Joseph B Ramage
cause settled at costs of defendant.
Michael Dorsey VS. Isaac Richeson
error judgment of Justice affirmed ex.
cepts as to costs, which is modified 90
as to read that defendant recover of
said plaintiff his costs herein expended
Plaintiff in error to pay costs of this
proceeding.
Thos Cochran VS. Geo Anderson; by
agreement cause is referred to James C
rallmsn as special master, to make re
| port at present term.
Maurice Curran vs. Cornelius Currau,
exr; cause dismissed without prejudice
at costs of plaintiff.
Ia matter of petition of Marg't Harp
er; cause dismissed for want Of jurisdicr
ton at costs of petitioner.
Simon Baer's Sons W Henry Carl and
Philip Tieman; allowance OF order OF at
tachment in the sum of $1328.
Sarah E Swaney vs. Arthur McClain
ct al; sale by sheriff to W McClain,
confirmed and deed ordered
State of Ohio VS. Jos W King. Indict-
ment for Selling liquor within 2 miles Of
An agricultural fair. Verdict of jury at
f. IL term. 1885, finding defendant guilty
as charged, set aside by court, and a
nolle pros. entered herein by attorney
for the State.
Ohio VS. VIM Clark; furnishing liquor
to persou in the habit of getting in
toxicated; plea of guilty; defendant fined
$40 and costs.
John w Wilson VS. The Wheeling Val
ley Coal Co. Judgment by confession in
favor of plaintiff for Ss14.
Theodocia A Barr vs. Howard Bum
gardner ct al; decree of partition; j G
Mccullough, P o Criswell and D
Smith, commissioners.
Henry Neff vs. john Neff; judgment
in favor of plaintiff for S491 45.
Louana Douglass vs. Montgomery
Douglass; decree of divorce granted
plaintiff; reason, extreme cruelty of de-
fendant.
Samuel Morrison vs. Incorporated VIII
lage of Martins Ferry cause settled and
dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Cyrus 5 Moore VS. Geo W Weimer ct
al Ind AAfondonf Waipn-
or for SS02 so; foreclosure of mechanics
lien; finding in favor Of Enterprise
Building Asso'n for 1924 76, which is
I'd lien
John Baugh vs. The B & o E R Co;
cause removed to U s Circuit court Of
the Southern District of Ohio. defend
ant having filed its petition and bond
for removal.
State of Ohio VS. Silas Conoway; Shoot
ing with intent to kill, Shooting with
intent to wound-two counts; W D Hoff,
Esq, appointed by the court attorney fer
defendant Defendant entered plea of
guilty to the first count of the iDdict-
ment, and was remanded to Jail to await
sentence.
John Maginnis, admr, vs. Mary N
Shankland ct al; order of sale and dis
tribution of proceeds John 5 Howard,
W Y Dent and S G Hilles appointed sp+
pointed appraisers.
Lewis W Smith VS. The B, 2 &C R r
to jury; verdict in favor of plaintiff for
Sl15 "a defendant gave notice of mo>
ton for new trial.
Elizabeth NeC une vs. Constantine |
Feterer ct al finding in favor of plain |
tiff; mortgage deed of defendants to |
their children held to be fraudulent, and |
set aside: judgment in favor of plaintiff |
for S16S 80, made a lien on premises de+ |
scribed in petition; order of sale to sher-
if.
Jos Butler VS. Chas II Arick; motion |
of defendant for a new trial overruled.
Thos J Close VS. r NJ Max xwell ct al |
motion of plaintiff for new trial over
ruled.
Mary A Wilson Va N Murdaugh, and |
C Heskett; order of attachment allow
ed against property Of defendant MUIR
daugh on plaintiff giving bond in sum
of S700.
Ohio VS. Chas Moffat; four indictments
for selling liquor to person In the hab-
1t of getting intoxicated. Plea OF gull
ty; defendant to pay fine of $25 in
each case, and be committed to Jail Eve
days in each case.
Ohio VS. Luther Stewart; Selling liquor
to person in the habit Of getting in
toxicated. Plea of guilty; defendant
sentenced to pay Gne of $25 and be
imprisoned i've days in county Jail.
Ohio VS. Ch2s NJ Green; Assault and
battery; defendant entered into re-
cognizance in the sum of 800, with ]
w Shannon surety for his appearance at
the next term of court.
Ohio vs. Herbert Damsel; indictment
for rape; tried to jury; verdict, guilty;
defendant gave notice Of motion to set
aside verdict and for a new trial.
The February Wide Awake is full of
excellent short stories, all true ones,
brilliant pictures valuable articles and
beautiful poems. The frontispiece, a
picture in three scenes, by Taylor, illus.
trates piece Of musical verse. The Nest
in the Wind by Mrs Mary Bradley. A
delightful Kentucky story, by Sally E
Young. Next in order comes story of
Indian times in New Hampshire, How
Daniel Abbott outwitted the Indians
S Brooks story this month is Mr. Per
py's Valentine in which figure two his
toric persons, Sir William Penn and Mr.
Samuel Pepys. Mrs Sherwoed's Royal
Girls and Royal Courts treats Of The
Spanish Court giving much interesting
IL Latter about the late King Alfonso.
Mrs Fremont, in her Souvenirs of My
Time writes of Louis Napoleon, both
as Prince. President and Emperor. Nora
Perry also has very racy article, Aus
tograph Hunting and Autographs" Civ