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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-10-19
Partition Notice.

NATHARINE RICHARDS, Rudolph Richards
J Henry Richards, Mary Richards, Monroe
Richards and Rebeeea Richards, Allen and Eliza
beth Haynes, residing in Stark county, Ohio,
John Richards and George Richards residing in
Kosiosko county, Indiana, will take notice that
ON the 18th day of October, 1871, James and Ra-
chel Monahan fled against them 3 petition in the
ofice OF the clerk OF the court of common pleas
in and for Stark county, Ohio. demanding parti-
in said county to-Wit: The west half OF the north
west quarter OF section thirty-fve, of township
seventeen and range six, containing seventy-seY-
en- acres and ninety-three hundredths OF an acre
more or less. Also part Of the east half Of the
same quarter, commencing for the same at the
northwest corner of said east half thence east
ten chains and four links; thence south thirty
chains and forty-two links; thence west ten
chains and four Inks thence north thirty chains
and forty-wo links TO the place OF beginning CON
tanning thirty acres of laid more or less. Excep-
ting there from the following tracts, toWit lot
Of about five acres sold by the administrat or OF
John Richard to Nicholas Morehead by deed re
corded in volume IS at page 49, OF the deed rec
Ords of said county TO which reference is made
for fnli description. Also lot sold by said adj
ministratOr to Catharine Richards by deed reeor-
ded in volume 81 at page 43l OF the deed records
Of said county, to which reference is made for
full description, said lot containing about six
acres. Also lot continuing s-I00 acres sold by
said administrator t. Andrew Watson by deed re-
erence is made for more full description.
Which said three lots OF land were sold on the
south side of the half quarter first above describ
ed. Also o'excepting lot OF three and one half
acres OF said thirty acre tract aud being all of
that part Of said thirty acre tract lying south of
the highway running trCm Minerva to Roberts
vile as described in deed recorded in volume
S. at page 4s5 of the deed records of said county.
Said parties Will also take notice that at the
next term Of said court, to-wit the thirtieth
day of November, 1871, or so soon thereafter as
counsel may be heard, the said James nd Rachel
Monahan Will apply for an order that partition
may be made OF said cal estate, and for the as
signment Of dover 70 said Catharine Richards, in
said lands, If she be found entitled to any. ~
FEs go arrH WILLIAM A. LYNCH, i .
oetl9w6 Attorney for Petitioners.
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oxsat indeed Il the task assigned to HO-
mani Who con .aleEsts iiB dignity Not
10 make laEs,s not 10 lead armies. not to
a ,over.il. empires = but1to form those by
,vhofi laws are made, armies led, and en-
.,,;..s.r 'r-.vserned I. 20 Guard aaainst the
,sIighfest taint Of bodily inhrmity, the
,fTa7f vet so6fless ersatIrs whose moral no
lleus tiaa bhysical being. must be derived
from her to inspire those principles. 70
lncaicnlate those doctrines, 70 animate
,thoss asensimentg which generations yet
.unbora and nations yet uncivilized wall
learn 70 bless; 20 soften hrmness into
mercy. end ehssten honor into Befnement;
to exalt cgsussOsityl into virtue; BY
.soothing care 70 allsy the anguish Of the
body, and the tar Worss anguish Of the
,1nini BY her tenderness to djsarm pas
usio1; by her purity 10 triumph over sense.
10 cheer tha scholar sinking under his toll;
10 console The statesman for the ingrati-
tude Of mistaken people, 20 be compen-
satien or friends that are perhdious-for
happiness- that has passed sway Such is
her voeation. The couch Of the tortured
a.flslsr. the prison Of the deserted fEisad,
-. cross Of the Tejscted Savinr-there are
theaifes Of which her gnsatest trlumphB
have bsea aehisyed. 6aeh is her destiny:
to visit the forsakep, to tend 70 the neg-
lected when monnrehs abandon, when
counselors betFay, when justice prosee1te7,
when brethren and disciples hss. 10 re-
main nnshakea and unchanged, and 20 exc
hibig-in this lower world type Of that
love. constant, pure and insfAble. which
a. another We. are taught to believe lthe
test Of virtue. - BSdcks0o0d 0d's AIa50zz7Ss.
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The Concord SatssnlGsa publishes the
following from a fsubscriber in Exeter
which WeArepfiht as Containing Nery
valuable suggestion to his fellow citizsns,
who are disposed o-be less prompt IN rem
dering the printer his honest dues 20
have been 2, suhseriberGo the States.
man for several years past, and your
books win show that Il has invariably
been paid in advance; andat will be SO
long as Ireceive it. This is the only true
principle ON which any one should take
q newspaper No man should ever be in,
debt to the printer The first newspaper
to which became a subscriber was the
PHILADELPHIA Saturday EDe1ing Post. IN
1877 / continued a SUBSCRIBER to that
for several years, and for forty years past
have been q subscriber to several papers,
for all Of which have always paid in ad-
vance. At present receive five weekly
papers, all being paid for to January,
1872. / speak not OF this as a matter of
boasting; for il is W hat every man should
do as his duty, and what you, who pub
liah papers, should require of every one,
without resorting to premiums to induce
your subscribers to % right ! EGF
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A THREAT OF INSTANT DEATH


Compelled one, Of the squaws TO remove
all OF her husbands arms. and then Sc
curely tie him with thong of bucksksln.
The whole transaction did not detain the
party over half an hour, after which the
horses heads were turned in the direction
of Fort Smith. AT night Joe would tie
the squaws to separate trees, after which
he would tie the chief to himself, and in
this way would pass the night. From
the time he was placed under arrest, the
chief, Indian like, preserved stolid ST.
lence, never opening his lips except at
times to order one Of his sqnaws to per-
form some service.
T. In this manner Joe travelled over two
hundred miles, partly through a wild
Indian country. and all through country
in which white face could not probably
be found.
This is but one of the many instances of
Joe's daring. of which large volume
could be written. Throughout all that
country, where ali go armed from their
earliest yesrs, Joe is recognized as a SUI
perb shot with the revolver, the faVorite
weapon. Some feats which he has per-
formed with this weapon o.
.ss ... '' SHACK OF THE MARVELLOUS.
Such as snufing the candle, driving
nails, etc. Horse thieves are Joe's espe-
cial pets. he invariably bringing back the
animals stolen while the thist is never af-
ter heard from. doe says they always
get away. It is supposed they do-with
about half ounce of lead lodged in their
BRAIN. Never engaging in a quarrel un-
less forced upon him. Joe is credited with
having furnished no less than seventeen
Jobs for the coroner, not counting the
horse thieves, who always get away.
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There are on the globe l,2ss.O00OoO
souls. of which .--..--,.
$50 900, 900 are CaucaSians.
522.000,000 are Mongolians.
190.000,0 900 are Philippians. ---+..4
176, 100000 are Malayans
100000 are Indo-Amerioans. .-.-.-.
There are 3.642 languages spoken, and
1000 religions.
The yearly mortality Of the globe is
81, ,333, ,333 persons. This is at the rate of
9l,574 per day, $3.50 per hour, 62 per
minute. So each pnlsation of the human
heart marks the decease Of some human
creature. .-,l.--
The average of human life is SO years
One-fourth of the population dies at or
before the age Of z years. .--.o ozz.
One-half at or before II years.
Among 10000 persons one arrives at
the age of 100; one in 500 attains the age
of 90; one in loo lives to the age of 60.
Married men live longer than single
ones. -..r,.
In 100 persons 95 marry and more
marriages occur in Jnne and December
than in any other months in the year.
There are 336. 100000 Christians.
There are 100000 Israelites
There 10000. 900 Asiatic religionists.
There are 800, 900, 600 Pagans.
In the Christian churches
b, 40 600. 900 profess the Roman Catholic
religion.
10000, 900 profess the Greek faith.
$4,000. 900 profess the Protestant.
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agEalt Sarertisettsettts.
lAdnnfmfsfratOr,s Notfce.

TENWO first-class Machine Molders. Steady EN-
u ployment.
STEAM HAMMER WORKS,
octI2-6 Alliance, Ohio.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Agents. We win pay so per week in Cash, &c you
will engage with at once. Everything fur
nished and expenses paid Address F. a. ELLIS
CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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Wells CarbOlic Tablets

FOR COUGHS, COLDS / HoARsENEss.
These Tdblets present the acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, in popular form,
for the cure of all THROAT and LUNG Diseases
HoARSENESSa nd ULCERATION of the throat
are Immediately relieved, and statements are
csses OF Throat difaeuIties OF years Standing
nAHTI0M DOE't be deceived by worthless
UHU IUV limitations. Get only Wells Carboic
Tablets. Price 25 cts. per Box.
JoHS Q. KELLoGG, Plat St., n. Y,
Send for circular. Sole Agent for the u. 5.
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ParfitiOn NOfice.

1ACOB II. HISEY, Sylvanus Aisey, Samuel Hi
Manias Warstler, will take notice that a petition
was filed against them in the court of common
pleas in and for Stark county, Ohio, on the 18th
day of October, A. ID. 1871 by solomon Hisey, and
IS. new pending thereins wherein said Solomon
Hisey demands partition of the following des-
cribed real estate situate in said county, to-wit
township 20, range : beginning at the northwest
thence with his north boundary east twenty-six
the west boundary sixteen s6l0O chains to a post;
thence west and parallel to the south line twenty
sfNe2G-l00 chains TO post on the west boundary
of said quarter; thence with the west line south
16 sG-lOO chains TO the place OF beginning con-
tanning forty-four acres more or less, subject to
all legal highways.
Also o part Of the northwest quarter of section
26 in township and range aforesaid, beginning for
the same at the north west corner of said quar-
ter: thence west along the section line 10 the
northeast corner Of Benjamin Hiseys land /;
thence south along his land TO his southeast
corner in the road; thence east along the road to
a stone on the east line of said quarter; thence
north along the quarter line TO the northeast cor
ner at the place of beginning, containing thirty
four acres more or less.
Said parties will also take notice that st the
next term of said court to-wit: the 3Oth day of
November, or so soon thereafter as counsel may
be heard, said Solomon Hisey will apply for an
order that partition may be made of said premi-
ses. WILLIAM A. LYNCH,
Attorney for Petitioner
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II will be seen eur City Council raised
the price of gas on consumers to $3.25 per
thousand feet, and on the city to $2.75.
1t was bad enough to raise the price, the
Council might have been magnsnimousi
enough not to tie the hands offuture couA-
ellis and citizens for six years. Our neigh
bors had better quit talking about this
Republican. Council reducing taxes We
sppposeit Hes not conxenient to carry
out the scheme till after election.
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able discoveries. If you want permanent honor
able and pleasant work, apply for particulars
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Legal Notice.

HENRY KRIEG supposed tn be in the State
IL Of Missouril will take notice, that on the 3rd
day OF June, 1871, Jacob B. Wilson did ale his pc
tition in the Office sf the clerk of common pleas
in and for the County of Stark and State of Ohio,
against said Krieg and Catharine. .Koons as Ex-
ecutrix of the last will and testament of Adam
KOOns, deceased, setting forth that said Krieg is
indebted to said plaintiff in the sum of eighty
three dollars for material furnished by said
plaintiff to said Krisg to be used, and in part
used In the building Of dwelling house upon lot
number two in Adam Koop's addition to Canton,
in said county. and that said sum bears interest
At eight per cent. from June IS, 1870. That said
plaintiff had complied with the Requirements Of
the laws of Ohio governing the hens of me chanics
and others, and thus had obtained 2 mechanie's
lien on said real estate and the buildings thereon
TO the extent OF said sum and Interest,".
Said petition also sets forth that said Cstharine
Rooms a. executrix as aforesaid, claims some
interest in said real estate,
Said pOtitionipFaYs judgment against said Krieg
for said eighty-three dSlArs and interest afore
said and for the sale of said premises to satisfy
said lien. Also that the right Of said executrix in
and to said real estate may be aseertained, If any
she has, and for other relief. Said Krieg must
answer said Petition on or before December Is,
1871. suffer default.
JACOB B. WILSON, a.
- - = ~ By VIM. A. Lynch, hislAttoEner.3
:.
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sTlIendTd saloon for Rent.

n HE undersigned offers for rent his new 2.story
J. Frame Saloon building. on corner Of Tenth
street, near the Railroad Depot, at reasonable
terms. The building contains fine and splendid
Saloon, oOnyenient for railroad travellers also a
large Dancing Hall, with four other oonVeniant
rooms for family use. Ii Is one Of the best loea-
tions for Saloon, and such other business in
Canton city, and cnmmodous 10 the public gen
orally Possession will be given on the ljIh of
lgENRY RECRER,
octS q DsntOn, Ohio.
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---r ~s~s 49, s.aAN- % 80 !. -
entombed in one grand pyre of fame.
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Attachnenf q NotTce.

John E. MOrter, PlrF Before Gee. Frank J. P.
of Lake Tp, Stark
Banj Thompson Deft. county, Ohio,
ON the 9Th day Of October, A. D. 1871, said JUS
~ tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of thiFty-three dollars
aud hfty-six cents. and costs Of suit Tle case is
continued 10 November 25th. lS71. at 10 O'Clock
A. M. JOHN E MORTFR.
Lake, Stark Co. o., Oct. IL, '7I--oetlsw3s
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Rridge Notice.

IEALED proposals Will be received at this Office
- until Monday, October %, at one o'clock P. NJ
for building Iron superstructure of a bLidge at
Canal Fulton. Two span of eighty feet each
single track fourteen feet in the ciear also ma
sonry Of pier at same place.
80 49,. ED. A. LEE
County Auditor.
AuDrroR's oYrIcr, Canton, Oct 10, '7l-wT
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NOIIce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will sell his farm private sale on good rea-
sonable terms situated about ~ miles south OF
Navarro, contains two good orchards, spring and
Rpring-house (stone), one new barn, house IN good
repair; also ON said farm a good coal bank.
9 For information call on Jack Bennett or the
undersigned WILLIAM WATSON.
The coal hank will be sold separate II required.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED-EVERY TO KNOW
w that All forms Of pE5vate diseases consult
Dr. C. A. SMITH. A thoroufh and permanent
cure Of GSnorrh osa, elect, Syphilis, Nocturnal
Emissions, &c.-in short, every form of. Sexual
lions Of the monthly periods with or without
medicine. All communications strictly coniden-
No letter will be answered unless il contains =
postage stamp. Ofiee, No. ~ Michigan street
Cleveland Ohio, IT. '---I-7 spr27vI -
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Affachnlent a Notfce.

George WitsamRn, P'ff, ] Before George
= against Frank, j. p. Of
Samuel H. Longaneeker, DeftJ Lake tp Stark
r- a. a - - county, Ohio
ON the 23d day of September, 1871, said Justice
Nt.issned an order Of attaehment in, the above
action sor The sum Of one hundred aud ten dollars
(silo0s) and costs OF suit. Case continued 70 the
oct5xsS GEORGE wITsAAIAN.
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WALTER q sZiMMER, Successors to
Walter, Becher & Co., still continue in
the grocery business at their cid stand on
North Market sereet, and invise their
friends and patrons to call and gee their
they continue 70 keepba full aud complete
assortment-ef and are bopnd- to- sell as
sSssP. = SEg. other place II tEessity
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Rridge Nofice.

THF iron superstructure of the bridge C3O feet
sI.i tracks II feet in the clearl will be let at
this office att s'ciock p. m, on Monday, October
10TH. said bridge is on Canton and Sparta Road,
about one mile from former place.
ED. A. LEE, Auditor.
Auditors ONCE Stark Co. Oct. g. 1871
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WATCH FREE. Prige Candy-boxes. Prize
Packages, Cheap Jewelry, &c sc. Sill
yer Watches given gratis to every agent S29 per
day made selling our goods at Country Fairs and
Political Meetings. Send for Circular. Address
MoSRos K KESNEpY & Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Dissolution Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner-
~ ship heretofore existing between Philip Wal
ter Samuel Beeherer and Charles thinner, under
the firm name of Walter, Becherer 4 Co. is this
day dissolved, Samuel Becherer retiring, Messrs.
Walter 4 thinner will continue in the old place.
PHILIP WALTER
SAMUEL EECHERER-
y p CHARLES ZIMNER.
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Road Filling.

NHNHE Commissioners Will sell at public sale, on
u Wednesday, November l, the filling at the
Barr's Fording Bridge ON Warwick Road in Per-
ry township. Filling to be let by the cubic yard
on the ground ED. A. LEE
County Auditor.
AuprroR,s orr1cr. Canton. Oct I9. ,7i-w2-
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Read Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that a petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Stark C0,
Ohio at their next December session. praying for
an alteration OF road commencing for the same
on the Steubanville road six OF eight rods east Of
Myers and Sommers' new MILL formerly Row
lands thence southWRrdly till It intersects what
Is known as the Wash Myers road at the nearest
and best point and also to VAcate the old part so
changed, and also to Yacate so much of the Steu-
benvills road follows commencing at a white
oak tree on the east bank of the Nimishillen
creek between the head race and the creek q few
rods west Of Myers & Semmers new MILL thence
across said creek northwardly here tintersects
Tuscarawas street near G.J, Trump's meadow in
the city of Canton. We the petitioners, pray that
the same may be established according to law.
WASHINGTON MYERS
And others, PetitionerssV
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Howard Sanitary ASS0ciati0n

EoR the Relief and Cure Of the ErrinE and Un
i fortunate, en- Principles of. Christian PhiIan
tEIoPy Essays ON the Erpors Of Youth and tho
EvrLs with sanitary aid for the aficted Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD fASStI-
CiATlON. Boz p. PhilAdelDhia Pa rnavs '70VI
STRANiE, BUT TRUE.-.cvery young ladyan
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much 10 their advantage by return
mail (without charge) by addressing the under
signed Those having fears OF being hurnburged
may oblige by not notioing this card. an ofiiSrs
Will please addfess their obedient servant ~.
.-.t q ----- THOMAS r. CHAPMAN
. 8 .lyTatr N.s-r Nfg.l-
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Lard Wanted.

7nn OAn Pounds Lard Wanted at Bieehele's
@IUU.UUU Soap Factory, Canton. Ohio. 1
want tie above quantity of grease clean or dirty,
at my Soap Factory, for which the highest maket
price will be paid JOS. BIECHELE. .
fEtrQ
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TeacherS, ExaminafiOns.

II OCULAR Examinations are bold at the High
n, school Reon in Canton, on the first Saturday
OF each month. Applicants must report before
10 o'clock q. m, or be denied admlttsnce to the
BY order of Board of Examiners. .
d. WORLEY, Clerk. .
sentI4 Tiff
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Final Nnfice-

RIOTICE is hereby given to those who have not
IN yet paid or worked out their road tax that af-
ter the 18th inst they will be dealt with according
to law. ISAAC ]. NUMAN.
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NOtice-,StOIen Notes,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN notes-deed and mortgage-were stolen from
Beden's Real Estate Office Canton, o., on after
June 18th, 1871, namely, a note for 81 n0Q dated
at Canton, Ohio. June 18th ISL aboutl payable
November I, ISL, to Ira B. Burk or order one
note for $780, payable NaveTnbsr !, 1872, with
interest, to Ira B. Burk order, both of said
notes signed by Pcinton tor P.) Russell, and pur-
date Also aInortgage from p. IoT Pointon) Rus
sell TO Ira B. Burk, made to secure said notes on
forty acres OF land IN Jackson township Stark
county, o., dated about said June I9 1871. Also,
deed from P (or Pointon) Russell to Ira B. Burls
for lot number 1913 in the city of Canton. Said
mortgage, notes, and deed neY0r having been de-
livered or completed and no confederation hav-
ing been received for them, are of-no value, and
this EOtioe is given to yarn any person from pur-
chasing them or said lot No. lsl3.
IRA b. BURK,
o. POINTON RUSSELL, b
II. s. BELDEN.
will pay one hundred dollars for the return of
the above papers and such evidence .as-will con-
yict the thief -.f b. s. BELDEN. .
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TO THE SUFFERING

eENHEsRev. William II. Norton. while residing In
u Brazil as Missionary, discovered in that
land OF medicines a remedy for CoNsuAPTloS
ScRoFuLA, Soar TREoA., Cou0Hs, Coins 4srHafA, AND
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who desire II FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with Vour Dang ana
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sept2l II Srv YosR f,rr,