The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-13
Circuit Court Proceedings.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

State ys. Geo. Berry, continued. State vs. Wm. Brooks, continued.
 State ys. Decatur Weir, fine $l0 State vs. James Arnold, fine $l0.
 cHANcERY DOCKET.
 Matilda Ross vs. Martin Ross, contin- ued.
 Norman F. Thompson vs. J. J. Bow den ct al., continued.
 W. A. Smith vs. Thomas Lemley, con tinued.
 w. A. Smith vs. John B. Bratton, judgement for plaintiff.
 W. A. Smith vs. M. L. Eggleston, con- tinued.
 w. A. Smith vs. R. Linker, continued.
 ". A. Smith vs. Thomas Jordan, con- tinued.
 W. A. Smith vs. M. s. Turner, contin- ued.
 W. A. Smith ys. John NJ. Moore, con tinued.
 W. A. Smith vs. $. P. Russell, contin- ued.
 c. c. Turnbow ys, E. J. and J. J. Simpson, judgement for plaintiff. J. B. Ewing vs. Allian J. Ewing, di- yorce granted.
 T. K. May vs. L. c. Taylor, judgement for plaintiff.
 T. J. Linton ys. Rena Linton, divorce granted.
 Jake Smith vs. Louisa Smith, divorce granted.
 Hattie Bonds vs. David Bonds, divorce granted.
 N. F. Thompson vs. A. l.. Watson, judgement for plaintiff.
 J. M. Luker and R. H. Smith vs. A. Mordis, judgement for plaintiff.
 W. E. Rollow vs Benson Parker. judgement for plaintiff.
 J. l.. Shinn vs. B. J. Brown, dismiss ed at cost of plaintiff.
 Pratt Simmons Co.,, vs. s. M. Perry, continued.
 E. F. Taylor vs. c. R. Taylor, divorce granted.
 J.R Heflin vs. L. E. Heflin, divorce granted.
 I. B. Davis vs. J. c. Forrest, judge ment for plaintiff.
 COMMON LAW DOCKET.
 J. N. Sweet vs. Emerson Carey, dis missed at cost of plaintiff.
 First National Bank of Russellyille vs. J. H. Healy, dismissed at cost of Dlain- tiff.
 J. A. Sustin vs. Kennedy X Evans, judgements for plaintiffs.
 Goodbar Shoe Co. vs. Kennedy & Evans, judgement for plaintiffs.
 E. Epstein vs, Kennedy & Evans, judgement for plaintiffs.
 First National Bank vs. D. Wharton, judgement for plaintiff 1850.
 Thomas Phillips vs. l.. R. x F. s. By, venue changed to Yell county.
 R. K. Miller vs. T. C. Everett, judge ment for plaintiff.
 Goodbar Shoe Co. vs. T. c. Everett, Judgement for plaintiff.
 Wolf Bros. ys. T. C.. Everett, judge ment for plaintiff.
 Thos. Cox va. F. K. Youngblood, stricken from docket.
 Thos. Cox vs. Jasper Johnson and Ped Pucket, stricken from the docket.
 T. K. May vs. F. NJ. Oates, judgement for plaintiff 5000.
 l.. F.. Trest vs. $. E. Wilson and P. NJ. Austin, judgement for plaintiff $ll7. Horace Bradley ys. J. w. Dare, judge ment for plaintiff.
 Tom Davidson vs. l.. K. & F. $. Ky. judgement for plaintiff Sl0.
 Allen West Com. Co. vs. H. V. Croz- fer, attachment sustained.
 c. D. Weir vs. Ben Duvall, judgement for defendent Sl6,50.
 K. M. Livingston vs. J. F. Greenhaw, judgement for plaintiff $42.
 T. K. May & Son vs. W. l.. Crow, judgement for plaintiff,
 Wm Echols Dry Goods Co. vs. Ken nedy & Evans, judgement for plaintiff. Faulk, Stenheimer & Go. vs. Kennedy X Evans, judgement for plaintiff.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Court will last perhaps the greater part of next week.
 The grand jury adjourned Monday af- ter returning 67 bills of indictment.
 Of nine divorce cases on the chancery docket, were granted, one continued, and 2 remain undisposed of.
 The grand jury was an exceptionally strong body, and they discharged their duties with marked ability and efiicien- cy.
 J. N. Burnett was excused Saturday afternoon from further service on the grand jury, and Nj. K. Craig was select ed in his stead.
 The following visiting attorneys have been present this week John Moore, John Fletcher and c. E. Moore of Little Rock, J. E. Joyner, J. J. Lester and j.. D. Cleveland of Atkins, w. D. Jacoway, and Robt. Toomer of Dardanelle, A. s. McKennon of ClarksvilIe, c. c. Reed and Carrol Armstrong, of Morrilton.