Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-13
COMMON PLEAS COURT.


! NJ. Davies, Clerk; o. L. Foulke, Sheriff.
Thursday. Nov. 8:
Warren II White VS.. W II Harrison
Mills. Settled and dismissed and cost
paid.
James F CharleSworth VS.. Jane I
Douglass. Settled and dismissed anC
costs paid.
uAIO on relation of Bessie Septer VS.
ChaS Gibson. BaStardy; defendant founC
guilty and ordered to stand charged witt
maintenance of child in sum of $500 anC
pay costs.
John j koenhlein vs.The Penn'a Com
pany. Damages; TO jury: verdict i'll ia
yOr of plaintiff for $500. Defendant
gives notice of motion to set aside Yer
dict and for new trial.
Friday, Nov. .:
Sale to \ H Wartield approved and con
tirmed and deed ordered: finding due R
! II Finch on second note, S22S00.
! By order of the Court, Arthur A Clark
is hereby appointed Court Constable fol-
the Fall term 1890, to take effect from
this date.
state of Ohio vs. VIM Collins. Assault
and battery Defendant entered a plea
of guilty and is fined $50 and costs.
! David Davis vs. The Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Coal Co. To jury; on motion
of defendant cause withdrawn and
! jury discharged from further cOnsidera-
ton of the same. Plaintiff gave notice
of motion to set aside judgment and for
new trial
Saturday, Nov. s:
! Nancy Dayton VS.. Jos Lee Condition
al order of revivOr of judgment for S35.6
granted against Rose Lee and 4 W Lee,
administrators of Joseph Lee.
Ellen Bethel vs. Richard Davis. Jury
waived and cause submitted to Court.
Finding that plaintiff was entitled to
possession of property at time of COM
mencement of action. Judgment in ia
vor of plaintiff for one cent and costs.
The Penn'a Company VS.. Barney Nc
Intee. Contempt; finding plaintiff guilty
of diSObeying injunction. Defendant
fined So and costs and required to give
bond in the sum of $500 that he will obey
the injunction until further order of the
Court, and in default to be committed to
jail.
Ohio vs. Clancy GilhOrn. Assault and
battery: defendant entered plea of guilty;
fine S35 and costs.
\ w Gayhart vs. Miles Hart ct al. Set
tied and dismissed and costs paid.
Jane E Patrick VS.. Jas Hart ct al.
Judgment by default against defendant
for S370.62 and costs: decree of foreclOS-
uure and order of sale.
George Wilson VS.. John Shepherd. W
I Campbell appointed StenOgrapher; to
jury; verdict in favor of defendant.
Otho 5 Holloway VS.. Nathan Holloway
ct al; partition; report of commissioners
confirmed and sale ordered.
Michael Schwallie VS.. Barbara Schwal-
lie ct al. Decree of partition; Josiah De
ment, RObt Mann, John Wheatley, com
miSSiOnerS.
George C PaSsmOre VS.. Phillip Shaffer;
to jury: verdict in favor of plaintiff for
$40. 10 and costs.
The Grand Jury, after visiting the
County Jail, reported it in good condi-
tion, made the following report of cases
brought before them for investigations:
True bills were found
Against Harry Shepherd and Owen Will
iams for Larceny.
Against Lucien Bramhall, Carrying
concealed weapons.
Against Frank Barrett, Pocket picking.
Against VIM c Hedges, Destroying prop
erty
ASdlllSJ ,J dS Assault y
Against Burt Cortland Hart, Larceny.
Against VIM II Little, Assault and bat
terry.
Against F NJ FarnSworth, Shooting with
intent to kill and wound.
John COss, Burglary and larceny.
Against John w Drake, Horse stealing.
Not true bills
Against Edward FitZSimmons, Obstruct- |
ino hlia hi irhIVaUS
Against Robert and Elizabeth Mason,
Larceny.
Against Emanuel Robinson, Resisting an
Against Samuel Warnock, Assault and
battery.
Against L w Matthews, Selling liquor
within two miles of fair grounds.
Against VIM johnson, Robbery.
A gainSt Frank Sherwood, Attempt to
commit burglary.
Against Thomas Yingling, carrying con-
cealed weapons.
A Against Andrew McEntee, Assault and
battery.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage permits have |
been issued by the Probate Judge for the
week ending Tuesday:
James Coins and Augusta Fields;
Lewis A Spargo and Alice Haggerty;
Henry Bryant and Ollie Bywater;
Herman Sadler and Mary Green;
VIM. Peck and Kate Morrison;
F. Z. Drummond and Mary McEndree;
John F. Greer and Annie NJ. Porter;
Charles Fry and Laura Storm;
John w. Beckett and Arunda Piper;
Alonzo NJ Dunfee and Mary A. Crow;
Andrew B. Alexander and Maggie E.
Ellis.
Thos. Clinton Ward and Ada South.