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Doniphan County,

SheriA-s Sale.
State of Kansas. ! &C
Doniphan County,
10 the District Court for Doniphan County,
State of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will. on
~ the 3lst day of December. A. D. 1869.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and
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County. State of Kansas. offer for sale. at pub
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to Wit: One Steam Saw Mill. With machinery
thereto belonging. situated in Stout's Addi-
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of Kansas. Offered for sale as the property
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for Doniphan County, State Of Kansas. where
in Jordan T. Lane and Simeon D. Ewing are
plaintiffs. and w. F. Jones and Abraham Cole
are defendants.
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vember, A. D. 1869
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tphsn County, Kansas. At their meeting on the
ass Monday in February. 1870. or their 6rss
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. rcd. eeaneneing At the south east corner
q session tventy-eight. t2S) running aloag
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tsseH -niss t2s) and thirty. t30) 70 the Brown
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TIE northwest forty acres. and Eve aerss
OF the north east quarter of the south. vess
quarter Of section 8. township 2, Of rangs 30.
as bought BY Victor Of one Richsrdsou. All
ct the southwest quarter Of the south.vsss
quarter Of section 8. township 2. Of ranss. -.
west OF Wolf River. a. bought Of one Ivy c.
Bender. Also, thirty two acres Of The sossh.
west quarter, and twenty three acres Of the
south east quarter Of the south west quarter Of
section 9, township tao, Of range 20. a. bought
Of one Y X. Stout. In this lot about ssTsa
hundred and forty.two acres.
Said sale to be for one third cash In haad
for each lot sold, the other swo-thirds 70 fun
rot exceeding five years time. at 10 per esss.
interest on deferred payments. payable snas.
ally, and to BE- secured BY real estats mort.
cages to my satisfaction.
p. o. TURPIN. Guardiss.
w. ". GurRRIr, Attorney.
December l6. lS69-4w. Pre- fee, Sill Is.
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Attention.!

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uary next, and all accounts against parties on
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Guardians Sale.

''HE undersigned. Guardian Of ". B. VIE
l. tor. a lunstic, in Carroll Cosnty, Kss.
lucky. hereby gives notice. that IN purssases
Of an order of the Probate Court Of DouipAss
County, Kansas, he will. on tbs second Noa
day in Jannsrv. A. D. 1870. TO vis: Januasy
tenth. A. ID. 1870. at one O'Clock. P. NJ. ell
70 the highest bidder. at Public Sale. q The
Court House. at Troy, in said County. the "a.
lowing described real estate. the property 81
said B. Victor. in said County.
Will be sold in one lot:
n. q. Quarter S~s'n s, Township 2. Rssgs -
S.E S, 2, -
S.W. 5. 2. -
In this lot. about four hundred asd swsasy
acres.
Will be sold in another lot:
N. r. Qssrtcr Seen Z, Township 9, HaAIs -
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TAYLOR L okroNs.
White Cloud, March IS. 1859.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23

SUDDEN DEATH OF JUDGE CoCK.-Hon.
JOIN S. Cock died at his residence in
Louisville, this county, about 8 O'clock,
4. N. on Sunday last. The death OF
JUDGE Cook, vas entirely unexpected, as
he had been in his usual health and indeed,
was about on Saturday all day, aud retired
to bed as usual. About o'clock, Mrs
Cock awoke and found him breathing Ia
boriously and on him not respon ding to
her efforts to awake him, called her
daughter and struck light just IN time to
see him breathe his last. The cause of
death was probably apoplexy. JUDGE
Cocks age was 6S years and 3 months
He leaves q large number of, descendants
and many other friends to lament his death
and cherish his memory.
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attainments and gentleman of fine and
pleasing conversational powers. He has
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tant public positions. For nine years while
residing in Jefferson county, Ohio, he
served as associate common Pleas Judge
for that county. In 1874 he removed to
Stark county, Washington taWnship, and
in 1916 and AZ represented this county in
the General Assembly. In 1910 he rep
resented the Jefferson Senatorial district
in the State Board of Equalization. he
also served as paymaster in the U. s.
Army during the late war. i..I. rl
JUDGE Cook was q man of great unset
fishness and of the strictest integrity. In
all these respects it may be said even his
fRllings leaned to virtues side. The fu-
neral took place yesterday at 3 O'Clock P.
NJ, from the residence of his son, Henry
Cock, Esq. of this place, and was largely
attended. The remains were deposited in
the Canton Cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
COurtPrOceedInGs.

Judge Frease has been dispatching bust
ness rapidly during the past week. and
qnite number of cases have been settled
and thus disposed of. No important jury
trial has been tried. In Givler verses Sipes
the jury found plaintiff, $50.
G. Biery against s. P Wilson, judge
ment for plaintiff for $50; 80 and costs.
In the application of the village of Mi
nerva for the appropriation of property for
Highland Grant st, damages we're found as
follows Henry Criss 1921. William
Wier $40.
In the case of Laughln versus Greenlee
the jury found for defendant for $780,
Second trial was allowed.
In the case of D. Essick versus L. Nc
Coy's Administrator the Court awarded
judgement by default for $103, So and
costs.
ms. Leeser versus Canal boat Frank
Black, the Court gave judgement for plain
tiff for $159 :. and order to sell boat. Sec
ond trial was allowed.
In N. Anthony ver~us Albert Guy etal,
judgement by consent against Albert Guy
for $3.50, As and costs.
John Lef1er versus Samuel Leeser,
judgement by default S453, 80 and costs.
Annie Kelley was divorced from Frank
Kelley.
Nancy Martin was divorced from VIII
son Martin on paying costs.
The case of B. Woodling versus S. Eek
rocte, judgement by default for SLIPS, 33
and costs. Notice of appeal. a
A. Summers versus J. A. Kerr, judge
meut by confession for plaintiff for $780,.
05 and costs. 4..-. - y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23
MARRIAGES.

SBTITH--MARK-O the 18th inst,
by Rev. &. W. Henning, at his residence,
Mr.. Allen Smith and Miss Susan Mark, all
of Stark county. Z
ROYER-HENNING the 18th
inst, by the same, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr. Lemon s.. Royer, of
Lancaster county, Pa, and Miss Hattie r.
Henning, of Osnaburgh township, Stark
county. .al- .e.a.-..--- .s.
BORDNER-WHITM the 10Th
inst, by Rev. P. Herbruck, MIR. Daniel
Bordner and Miss Annie Whitmer.
o. -BLOCHER-GILT the 9th ult.,
by the same, and at the same place, Mr..
Franklin Blocher and Miss Catharine Giltz.
all of Massillon, o. -rnra
LINN-BROWN-On the 10th inst,
by the Rev. p. Herbruck, Mr.. Adds A.
Linn and Miss Francis Brown.
SCRANTON-VICKERs-On the Sd
ult., by Rev. j, u. Bray, Mr.. Darius
Scranton, of Wisconsin, and Miss Isabella
~. Hiekers, gsThTfffy gI1 '.efn.I
a KAW-PAINTER--On the 18th inst,
by the same, AIr. Lewis NJ Kaw, of Kent,
O., and Miss Sidney A, Painter. of Stark
Co., o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-23

'sWATER WoRKs, YEs. The election
last Friday afternoon, second appropria-
tion of fifty thousand dollars to complete
our great enterprise, which is to furnish
to our city an abundance of natures liquid
element, was somewhat warmly contested.
The result, however, was in favor of the
works by the handsome majority of 271.
1t is due to our citizens who voted ''Water
Works, No, that their opposition, they
stated, was not to the works, but TO the
manner of proceeding-the claiming that
Trustees should be elected to manage the
enterprise. .,-
1t via be seen by the Council proceed
ings that steps are being taken to ascer-
tain whether the State laws require .he
election by the people, at this time of Trus-
tees IF so, the Council viii most un-
doubtedly order an election The Council
desire to proceedistrictly legally in this i'm
pOrtant matter. .i'aLt ,r-a-t -