Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-02-14
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

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Hon. J. 3. briggs, Judge; W. b. Cash.
Clerk; o. Foulke, Sheriff.
Joseph Capstack VS.. J. T. Schofeld,
admir-; cause dismissed for want of pros
ecution, at costs of plaintiff.
Israel Werlich VS.. Hannah Eagleson
ct al. Motion of Agnes Ring to set
aside sale of coal lands overruled.
Mary Pancoast VS.. Amberg Frost ct
al. In partition. Sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
Robert a. McGregor VS.. J. H. Bell,
admir-. Judgment against defendant
for S58 20 and costs.
J. B. Smith VS.. Michael Feeney; cause
continued.
Sarah J. TapsicO VS.. Emanuel Lloyd.
Judgment in bastardy in sum of $500.
Peter Kloss VS.. George Straughan ct
al. Sale to Richard J. Lewis confirmed
and deed ordered.
James Hart VS.. Enoch G.. Weekly.
Sale to Z. H. Lucas confirmed and deed
ordered.
On Recommendation of Sheriff Foulke,
W. F. Green is appointed and qualified
as Deputy Sheriff and Court Constable.
Donald F. Craig VS.. Alex. W. Craig
ct al. Sale in partition confirmed and
deed ordered.
W. A. Carpenter VS.. 1. c. Holloway.
To Jury. Verdict for plaintiff for $40 IS.
Lizze Williams VS.. Archie Nelson.
Cause dismissed and costs paid.
Robt. W. Chambers, ex'r, VS.. Elmer E.
Gordon ct al. Sale of real estate hereto
fore made set aside and alias order of
sale issued.
James II. Drennen VS.. David w. Fowl
er ct al. Sale to James Il. DrenGen con-
frmed and deed ordered.
Eli Bailey VS.. Johanna Mcnamara ct
al. Sale to Benz. T. Powell confirmed
and deed ordered.
Samuel LyOnvs. Blowers & Stanton.
To jury; verdict in favor of plaintiff for
S21.
The Grand Jury returned into Court
on Tuesday, and by their foreman, VIM.
Millison, made final report:
True bills of Indictment were reported
as follows:
Against John Harris, Throwing down
fence.
Against James Clemens, Larceny.
Against James Murray, Burglary.
Against James Manley, Robbery and
pocket picking.
Two against Moses Kline, Forgery and
uttering forged note.
Against John A. Parker, Perjury.
Against VIM. Mcknight, Burglary and
larceny.
Against James Follen, Selling liquor
to person intoxicated.
Against VIM. Conaway, Getting in
toxicated.
Against Ross Porter, Getting intoxi-
Gated.
Against Mary Mabra, Fornication.
Against John A. Parker, Adultery.
Two against Nathan Thomason, False
pretences.
The following bills were ignored:
Against James X. Barnes, Shooting
with intent to kill.
Against Thos. Roush. Assault and
battery.
Against Martin Manley, Robbery and
pocket picking.
Against Galen S. Huston, Embezzle-
ment.
And the Jury also made report that
they had visited the County Jail and
made an examination of same, and
found that the rules for its government
had been carried out, and were properly
enforced. And there being no further
business requiring their attention, the
jury was discharged from further service.
JOSEPH HOLMES weather summary
for January, printed in the Cadiz Reptb-
Iican, places the highest temperature at
81 degrees on the 16th-loweSt IA degrees
on the 22d. Mean temperature for the
month 50 degrees.
Rain or snow fell on nine days Total
rain fall inches, which is 2.62 inches less
than fell in same month last year, and 8
inches below the average for the month
The mean temperature of the month was
eight degrees above corresponding month
of last year, 1907 degrees. above the nor
NAL, $50 degrees above the warmest Jan
uary and 10 degrees above the coolest
January for the last nine years. There
were 16 cloudy, 13 fair and clear days