Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-21

Robt Irwin ct al. VS. Sarah Conway
cause dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Thos 0'Malley vs. Ernest 0rsiley ,ad nr
motion of defendant to require plaintiff
to make his petition more definite and
certain, sustained.
John Kitson vs. The Ohio Vslly Glass
Co. Tried to jury; veruict in favor of
plaintiff for 800.
Edward p arson VS. The Ohio Valley
Glass Co. Cause settled; defendant to
pay plaintiff SS5, and the costs in this
Case.
JB Smith VS. Eliza Y Morris; motion
of defendant to require plaintiff to make
his petition more definite and certain,
sustained.
On Friday, January 18th, the grand
jury heretofore impaneled, came into
court, and by their foreman, T NJ Mich
oil, ESQ, presented true bills of indict+
nent as follows:
One against John Harmon, for forni
cation.
One against Evsline Jones, for adul-
terry.
One against Silas Conoway-two
counts-for shooting with intent to kill /;
shooting with intent to wound.
One against Albert Stephens, Selling
liquor to person in the habit of getting
intoxicated.
Four against Chas Moffit, Selling liQ nor
to persons in the habit of getting intox-
icated.
Three against Albert Stephens, for
selling liquors to miners.
Que against Albert Stephens, Selling
On Sunday.
Two against John Stephens, jr, Selling
liquor to persons in the habit of getting
Intoxicated.
One against Jack Hinton, Selling liquor
to person in the habit Of getting in
toxicated.
One against VIM Mace, Selling liquor
to person in the habit OF getting in
toxiczted.
One against Luther Stewart, Selling
liquor to person in the habit Of getting
intoxicated.
One against Jos W King, For selling
within two miles Of an agricultural fair.
The grand jury also presented their re-
port as to the condition of the of the
county Jail, which was filed, and there
being no further business demanding
their attention, they we're discharged.
1t appearing to the court that the same
was necessary, the clerk and sheriff
were ordered to draw from the box. &C.
cording to law, the names of seven per-
sons to appear January 19,as petit jurors.
Chas Mcmillan. by Alfred Mcmillan,
his next friend, VS. Samuel Leach; to
jury; verdict in favor plaintiff for $500
damages.
Lucretia Stubbs VS. the Trustees of
Warren township; verdict in favor of
plaintiff for $125. Both parties give no.
tice of motion to set aside verdict, and
for a new trial.
Addison Pullen vs R M Cunning; SET
tied and dismissed at costs of defendant.
Thes J Ault vs. Jonas Perkins, admir-;
award of arbitrators, allowing plaintiff
$4OS so, which sum is due from Jonas
Perkins, admir- of Alley McKisson, decd,
together with costs of arbitration. is
confirmed, and execution is awarded
therefor.
Jane Mcdowell vs. James B Hendsr-
son ct al. Judgment by default against
defendants F NJ and B Henderson for
S1655 10, and finding that above defend
ants had only the two-eleyenths interest
in property described in mortgage; sale
ordered.
Isaac Holloway VS. Martha Howell ct
al. 1t appearing that decree in this
case heretofore made has not been fully
carried iDte effect, Sheriff Sed wick is orr
dered TO carry into effect decree and or
der of sale, so far as they remain unex
ecuted.
John K Norton VS. Ann Eliza Hollo-
way ct al. Partition; sale confirmed
and deed ordered.
Sarah G Piggott vs. W J McCIain ct al.
Cause settled and dismissed at costs OF
plaintiff
Hannah Wiley vs. John NJ Wiley; sale
confirmed and deed ordered.
Joseph B Butler VS. Chas II Arick; to |
Jury; verdict in favor of plaintiff for
s104 80; notice by defendant of motion
or new trial.
Ohio vs Albert Feeley. Shooting with
ntent to kill. Defendant recognized in
he sum Of $500 for his appearance on
he 6rst day of next term Of court; O. J
'waney and Z L Fesley, sureties. !