The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-12

JEslvrD A. Flood has commenced suit
sgganss Henry WVrnet, Mary A. Weruet
1fnG ibe Fire Association Of Philadelphia,
IA Plaintiff states that he agreed TO
pe1Stm and furnish all the carpenter and
fgtatr work in the erection OF the new
Weynet Block, Canton, for the sum of
3Aho OF this sum plaintiff says defend
Hz.. Henry Wernet, has paid him S4,OOO,
lnaymR balance due of Sl,950. For the
nNscOnd cause of action plaintiff says that
0estain changes and alterations were
Tnade, amounting In all to S9i1.bO. tie
claims judgment in the sum Of 50, ,s67 so.
Inla mtiif further states that Mary Wernet
and the Fire Association, Philadelphia,
Bb., claim to hold some interest in said
Tryperty as lien holders or otherwi Q
which claim he prays they may be ordered
10 set forth.
Wann & Bow and Housed q Weber are
lJaniAtit's attorneys.
SUIT FOR MONEY ONLY.
4 suit has been filed in common pleas
crsrt in which Jonathan Lower, admins
tezaor OF jacob Lower, deceased, is plain
tfR and Uriah H. Lower, Mary A. Lower
ussd Emery Miller are defendants. Plain
ty3 claims judgment in the sum Of 5000,
a2Seged to be due from defendant Uriah
IL lower, on promissory note. 1t is
sSpsed that Emery Miller be ordered to set
ib7h what claim he has on property OF
ltis other defendants, hence he is also
Innfbs party in the suit.
THEY WANT THE MONEY.
'5ae Home, Frontier and Foreign Mis-
nSunsTy Society of the United Brethren in
GmTiBt, Dayton, Ohio, have filed a suit in
ryrrumon pleas court, against Isaac NJ.
tgaREart, as exa cutor OF the last will and
tSgtnInent of Mary L. Niesz. In the petit
tion plaintiff states that the above men,
Stonea society is society duly incorpo-
rated under the laws of Ohio, for the pur-
pose and object of promoting and
carrying on the work of establishing and
maintaining Christian missions at home
and in foreign lands, and for this pur-
lSoge 10 receive donations, contributions
and voluntary subscriptions of money,
and relying on them for the successful
prosecution OF said work. Plaintiff fur
sher alleges that on the 4th day OF
October, 1883, Mary E. Niesz made her
hNsi Will and testament, in which she set
Sassde $500, TO be paid by her executor to
tSe plaintiff for the purpose of furthering
tshe work of missions. The plaintiff has
DNads demand upon the defendant for
me amount set aside, but the defendant
Gas rejected and disallowed the same,
,SHtQment is therefore asked in the sum
~ $500, with interest from August 10,
fND.
TO COLLECT JUDGMENT.
Henry A. Brooke and Webster Reeder,
sartners as Brooke & Reeder, doing busi-
I1BSs at Marlboro, have filed a petition in
smnmon pleas court against W. w. Ober-
i'm and John S. Oberlin, administrators
csf Abe estate of Obed Oberlin, deceased,
and Jacob j. Oberlin. In their petition
SfajntiHs set forth that at the January
fEnEn of court, 1889, they obtained judg-
nnent against defendant, Jacob Oberlin,
IN The sum of S614 30, and that this amount
Sias not been paid. The petition further
MATES that defendants threaten, and will,
"a not enjoined, make distribution of the
9state, partial distribution of which
shey have already made, without plain
atats' claim having been satisfied. The
lsOgsrt Is therefore prayed to order an in
junction to be issued, restraining de-
sendants from further distributing the es-
tsate, and that the property be ordered
oold and part of the proceeds set aside
2Sg the satisfaction of the claim of the
asaintiff.
Rinstein Brothers, of Massillon, have
He'd suit against Frederick Sibila.
R1aintilfs claim judgment in the sum of
%oSG, alleged TO be due on promissory
Note given by defendant.
PROBATE COURT NOTES.
Judge Fawcett to-day appointed Matthias
ETtle administrator of the estate of Nicho-
las Sibila, deceased, of Massillon.
Dr. %. M. Clement has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Ellen
Asershberger.
A marriage license has been issued to
Charles f. Fosnaught and Glenara d.
hughes of Limaville.