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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26

Thomas McGinty to Isaac Newman,
south half of lot No. 1S5 in Canton, 1915
Isaac J.. Newman to Thos McGinty,
south half lot lS5 in Canton, 275
Samuel Schriver to j. T. Enoch, lot so
in Berlin, 400
Joseph and Julian Enoch to Jacob Har'
dinger, lot SO in Berlin, 400
Charles Martin to Emanuel Nicole, lot
5 and part of lot 4 in Melchoir's add to
Canton, 100
Daniel Phillips to G Q Froer & Co, lots
l2 and Is in Paris, l400
VIM S Williams to Henry T Kintz, lot
8 in Williams addition to Canton, 500
Teeters, Lamborn & Co.to Hall & Wick,
lot 20 in Teeters, Lamborn & Cos add to
Alliance. 400
Jacob Eicher, Jr. to John Gutnecht, half
of lot A in Young's add to Canton, 600
Wick z Holland to Lydia H Wertlet,
lot 206 in Teeters, Lamborn & Cos add to
Alliance, 1900
John P Franz to VIM Berg, lot 1888 in
Wise's add to Canton, $500
John C Buckius to Canton Gas Co. par
eel of land in part sec. g, range s. in Can
ton, 500
VIM Rudy & Son to Mary A Rudy, 81
acres in Tuscarawas TIP, $500
DdNlU NoWSIoGGoT 70 WIN 1suOy DOnJ
81 acres in Tuscarawas TIP, $500
Peter Neeholz to Jno F Reynolds, part
of lots II and Is in Ranks addition to
Canton, 100
A Dunbar to Jacob Shorb, so acres in
Osnaburg TIP, $500
Getz & Lanton to Peter Shellenbarger,
z acres in Nimishillen TIP, IT'S
Frank Shenafelt to Getz & Lanton.
125 6-l00 acres tn. II. 9.37S,25
Michael Wheeler to H G Laughlin, lot
rs in Teeters, Lamborn & Cos add to
Alliance lot 81 in Teeter's add to ALI
ance, 5000
Geo. Stroup to Harriet c, Hunter, lot
IA in Teeters, Lamborn & Cos add, to Al
lance, 5000
Eli Sewers to John Lotter, lot Al in
Trump & Sewers add. to Canton, 400
]. f. Tubertine to Stephen D. Miller,
lot % in Bockius' I'd add; part lots II &
II in Hahn's add. also 2 I-l00 of an acre
in Canton, 10000
Caleb Mergle to Thos. Ellis. S-acres in
Lawrence tp., $50
Isaac Rowland to Isaac Messenger, 8
and 62-100 acres in Lawrence tp., $40
]. h. Ream to Sarah Byerly, 20 31-l00
acres in tip. II, 1900
Teeters, Lamborn & Co. to U. S. Thresh-
ing Machine Co., 5 acres T. & LIS add to
Alliance, 1880
Josiah Johnson to Mortimer Gall, north
half lot s, Johnson's add. to Alliance, 500
Jacob Hickman to Jonathan Hofier,
70 100 ACES, tip. is, @ 100
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rass Young clerk.

Lawrence & Myers, on opening their
new Hardware stare,ln q city, about a
year ago, took into their employ u young
man of considerable business experience
in that line, by the name Of JOHN MYERS.
John was a good looking young man, bore
a good reputation and secured a good posi-
ton at a liberal salary, acting as the book
keeper for the establishment. His employ
ers became suspicious that all was not
right. They -ascertained that he spent
money free and lavishly, kept his woman,
furnished her room in superb style with
Brussels carpet, marble top table, silver
spoons, &c, &c. His living in other re-
spects was equally -extravagant, living fat
on oysters and strong drink. Watch was
had, as far as could be. of his money spent,
and it was compared with the amount got
from his employers, and a great discrepancy
was manifest. The cash drawer was there.
upon closely watched and the young gen.
tlemen found that source of revenue cut
off. He couldnot we'll curtall his expen-
ditures, so another mode was resorted to,
and the worthy began altering figures
in the books to help him through, This was
bunglingly done and easily detected, andth
fast young man was fairly nabbed. On last
Saturday the crisis came and the guilt
was so apparent that he confessed, not in
sack, cloth and ashes, but with fear
and trembling. His generous employers
concluded to let him 60 on certain condi-
tions,. one ofwhich was that he should leave
town on the first train, and this he agreed
to do. Seeing that he had not left, on
Monday morning a warrant was issued by.
ESQ, Slanker and the constable found him.
at breakfast with his lady love On ap-
pearing before the squire his feathers were
dropping again and on condition that he
would depart on the first train he was al
lowed again to go. This,time he acted up.
to his promise and left accordingly,
1--WE trust he will change his course, which,
oflate has been leading to '"where the
weodbine twineth." In most of these
cases there's a woman involved, but we
must say also aweak and thoughtless man
whose career of reckless folly soon term
mates in crime. 1t is melancholy to see a
young man who might wear an honora-
Bile name thus stain it and throw away
good prospects and blast his reputation
forever. Bat for the ~magnanimity of his
generous patrons he might have been oil a
fair way to 60 to the penitentiary. Let this
case be a warning to others.
The loss of Messrs. Lawrence & Myers
cannot be exactly known, but it is thought
their fast book-keeper must have appro-
priated at least q thousand dollars.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.
lin Partitionl
Charles Behlen ct ux

Henry j. Nothnagle ct uX ct al.
DY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
cutlery at the door of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th dag of February 1871,
the following describedre real estate situate in Stark
county, o., to wit: Lot number 81 in the city of
Canton. Also, the following tracts of land: A
tract containing forty-four acres, more or less, the
same being all of the south half of the southwest
range eight (sl except a tract containingS IS and
6S-lOO acres part thereof, which was conveyed by
Peter P. Trump to Adam oberlin by deed dated
the LIST day ofJanuary, 1881, which IS recorded in
book Z,page I945 ofthe records inthe recorders of
fee in s for said county of Stark. Also, part north
west quarter of section twenty-nine COZ township
eleven QI), range eight (sl, in said county, bound
ed as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner
of said quarter; thence running south with the
section line 70 the southwest corner of said quar-
ter; thence east thlrty-three perches to a post /;
thence north to the northern boundary of said
section; themes west to the place of beginning,
containing thirty-three aci es. except a tract eff one
acre thereof heretofore sold and conveyed to To-
bias Sexauer. Also another part of said quar-
ter, bounded rs follows: Beginning at a post in
the northwest corner OF said quarter; thence
running east ffiy-eight and 5-l0 perches TO the
southwest corner of iandS owned by Adam Ober-
lin thence north, II degrees east, twenty-siX and
east, twelve and $40 perches to n post: thence
north, 4 degrees west. seventeen and clio perches
to a post; thence north'66H degrees west, eight
and flo perches TO the place of beginning. con-
tanning two and 26-1O0 acres; boil the said tracts
together containing thirty-four and 2s-lOO acres
The second aud third tracts above described,
containing A acres & "a & 2G-lo0 acres will be sold
together as enc tract On the above are a grist
mill and a saw mill. Sale to at / o.
clock p. m. Terms-One-ihird cash. the balance
in two equal annual payments with interest from
day o fsaie secured by mortgage on the premises.
juni9w5 Sheriff
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: If you want a good photograph, 90 to
Prices Gallery, % North Market street,
only $500 per doz.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
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for preserving the
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Peter shollshberger VS.. Washington Brumbaugh
ct TX.
DY virtue of an order to sell issued from
Id The Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county,
Ohio, and to me directed 1 will offer for sale at
pnblic cutlery at the door of the court house in the
city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of February, 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
county,, to wit: Being a part of the southwest
range eight [sl. described as follows mme
ing at a post IN the north line of said quarter sec
tion four chains and ninety-four links west from
the northeast corner thereof, and running thence
vest with said line fourteen chains and eighty
five links to a stake in middle of road; thence
~southwardy with said road eight chains and six
ty-hve links 70 a stake in middle of road; thence
e~asthwardly with said road fifteen chains and
twenty links to a stake; thence n~orthwardly to
the place of beginning twelve chairs and twenty
two links, 70 contain fifteen and 51lOO acres Of
lard.
Sale TO commence at l o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
janl9W5 r. A. DUNBAR Sheriff.
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S3,er5sr Sale.
David sherriek vs.. John Frey ct ux,


BY virtue Of m alias order to sell issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed / will offer for sale at public
cutlery at the door of the courthouse in the city
of Canton, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of January, 1871,
the folllwing described real estate situate in
Stark county, Ohio, to wit: Being lots number six
and seven 20 a y laid out by said Sherrick in the
southeast quarter of section sixteen (I6l town.
ship ten Q0t range eight tS) beginning, for the
same at the northeast cornerOf hot six () 1t being
fifteen feet south and 1875 chains west of the
northeast corner Of said quarter section. and run
ming thence w~estWardly parallel with the north
boundary OF said quarter section, and along the
north boundary of said lots six and seven &c 4 u
six and two-t thirds chains to the northwest corner
Of said lot number seven "a; thence south with
the west boundary of said lot, three chains to the
southwest corner of said lot number seven; thence
east along the south boundary ofsaid lots numbers
six and seven (6 q ~ six and two-thirds chains to
the southeast corner of said lot number six (6);
thence with the eastern boundary o fsaid lot mum.
Der six (6) three chains TO the place of beginning
containing two acres of land. Sale to commence
at 1 o'clock p. m Terms cash
dec29w5 R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26

We take pleasure in calling the atten-
tention of our readers, especially u Can
ton readers to the advertisement OF the
Wallace Sisters, announcing their engage
ment in Schaefer's Opera House for three
nights only, commencing on the evening
of February End. This Burlesque compa-
nv are great favorites in our city and new
er fail to bring down the house. Their
performances are of the most attractive
and popular character. Their Wits spark
ling and vivacious. The older sisters Ag-
mes and Jennie are not excelled intheir line
and are highly accomplished: The little
Juvenile prodigles, Minnie and Maud, with
their songs and dances are greatly interest
ing. Mr.. S. B. Villa is the prince Of hu-
mor;51s and the company are admirably
supported by first class performers. Mr.,
Frank P. Dobson the business mana
ger is an accomplished gentleman and I'M
derstands his business. We bespeak fol
these favorites full houses and guarantees
all our friends rich evenings ofchaste hu-
NOR and splendid acting. See Advertise
ment. q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26
Mnyorss Court,

On the 18th three young men were
handed up before his honor Mayor Belden
on the affidavit of G, Slough charging
them with drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. They plead guilty and expressed
sorrow and regret. 1t was an aggravated
case as the defendants threatened person.
al violence, tore paiiings off the fence &c.
The Mayor after hearing the case adjndg-
ed each pay a fine Of twenty dollars and
costs, making twenty-six. dollars for each.
One of them failing-to-pay was sent 10 Jail
for fifteen days on bread and water.
Quite q row occurred at Zimmerman's
grocery near the fair grounds Monday
evening a couple of young men from the
country hSd taken too much lake water
and cut up high, breaking the door, smash
ing windows and going it generally as we
learn. No trial had, as the case was set
tied, the boys paying for their fun smart
ly. Experience is sometimes a dear teach
er. Boys, remember tolhave acare. Take
warning in time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26

The Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day evening last ri honored with q gay
assemblage of u citizenss male and fe.
male, to witness the marriage Of MAJOR
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of the Stark county
Bar, and Miss IDA, eldest daughter of Mr.!
and Mrs. James A. Saxton, all of our town.
Beautiful photographic Invitations had been
freely sent about town, one of which come
duly to hand to ourself and family. The
occasion was increased in interest from the
fact that the new church room was Just
finished in time to admit Of the marriage
taking place there. We need not say the
beautiful and spacious room was well FILL
ed with the invited, among them many Of
Canton's Oldest and "6rst" families. The
galktnt Major conducted himself through
outline ceremony with usual GOODNESS and
equanimity, while the bride, elegantly at
tired, seemed equally collected, though ex'
hibiting proper modesty. The Reverend
Buckingham, with his usual grace, pro-
nounced the ceremony Rev. Endsly, of
the ME- Church, was present and deliv'
cred the prayer.
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Sheriff Sale.
Jacob sibila VS.. Mary AlDerI,

Jacob Sibila VS.. Mary Alberto ct al.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
to me directed 1 will offer at for sale at public out
cry at the door of the courthouse in the city of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sh day of January 1871,
the following described real estate situate in said
comfy, to wit A part Of the southwest quarter
of section one, township twelve lTuscarawasB
range ten, bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stonesin the southwest corner of said quarter and
running thence east on the south line of said
quarter section with the variations thereof, 9
chains and Is links to a stone; thence northerly
IL chains and "A links to a stone; thence north
6l%o west IL chains and so links to q stone on the
west line of the quarter; thence south on said
west line Of said quarter Is chains and 50 links to
the place of beginning and containingl II +Io0ths
acres, excepting seven-eights of acres and 6l-lOO
of an acre which is owned by Mary Alberto, Jo-
seph Blackburn, George W.. Blackburn, Elizabeth
Huffman, j. Marshall Blackburn, b. Franklin
Blackburn and Lncy Walter who are tenants in
common to the extent above described with the
petitioner in said Il acres and 4-IOOths of an acre.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Terms-One
third cash-the balance in two equal annual PAX
ments with interest fromday of sale secured by
mortgage on the premises.
dec29w5 r. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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THE 2 auN

Five eopies. one year, separately addressed,
Eight DOltaFs.
1sn eoples. one year: separately addressed CaSd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26

DAVID GRANT. who resides near Boli-
var. has prepared a lecture on the aborig-
inal inhabitants of this country-their
traditions, religious ideas, government,
social life, customs, &c. The lecture is in
terspersed with many interesting incidents
connected withthe early settlement ofthis
portion Of our state. Mr.. Grant has Civ
en- the subject much research, and the lee
ture is pronounced by those who have
heardit it, interesting and instructive. He
has consented to deliver it in our city, of
which due notice Will be given hereafter.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R. R.


ON and after II p. m. Sunday, December 9TH,
~ 1870, trains arrive at and leave the Union De-
pot. Pittsburgh, corner Of Washington and Liberty
streets, as follows:
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IN ORDER TO AVOID ANY
FURTHER MISUNDERSTANDING,
PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT
THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS
FOR ALADDIN HAS BEEN FIXED
FOR FEBRUARY, 9th, AND AFTER.
PREVIOUS TO THAT TIME NO RE-
SERVED SEATS WILL BE SOLD,
WHEN THE SEATS so PURCHASED
WILL POSITIVELY BE GUARAN-
TEEn
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Pacific Express leaves daily, except Monday
Cincinnati Express and Southern Express leave
daily All other trains daily, except Sunday.
The Church Trains leave Wallis Station every
Sunday at 9.o2 n M, reaching Pittsburgh al 96o
a m. Returning. leaves Pittsburgh at los p. M,
and arrive at Wallis Station at 2.25 p. m.
Sunday Brinton Accommodation leaves Pitts
burgh at $50 P M; arrives at Brintou $50 ?. m.
For further Information apply to
WM. B. STOREY, Agent
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not
assume any risk Of Baggage, except fer wearing
apparel, and limit their responsibility to one hum
dred dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by special contract.
A. ]. CAsSATT, General Superintendent,
jan9 n Altoona; Pa.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
S. COVE & co.


LAVE removed their large Wholesal . Liquo
IL Establishment from Canal Fulton to Canton,
in sehwertner's Block, one door west of the
American Hotel.
The rapid growth of Cantsn in population and
commercial Importance induced the firm to take
this step, and especially as no such establishment
existed in the city.
Their extensive business extending into the
northern and eastern part of Ohio compelled them
to this step, so that they might have better faeili-
ties for shipping.
Their stock now on hand is very large-prOba-
bly, larger than ever before offered in the county
to the trade at one time; and in age and quality
is superior to any brands ever offered before in
this market.
8. COVE < co. are the only direct importers
of Foreign Liquors in the county, and among
their present stock may be found
IRISH WHISKY, q years OId,--
from the celebrated d~istillery of DunnEille & Co
Belfast, Ireland.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, 10 yrs
old, from the house of John Arthur & Co, No. 10.
Rue Castiglione, Paris.
These goods were purchased by Mr.. G. P. Nc
CADDEN. of the firm, while in Europe last fall, and
are especially recommended for family use, and in
eases of sickness. Druggists and Retail Dealers
would do well to examine their stock
They have also on hand q large supply of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-26
prices New Picture Gallery.

Mr.. Andrew, Price, our Artist friend,
has his beautiful picture gallery in the old
Crevoisie corner in elegant shape. His
largo experience and excellent taste insure
success with Mr.. Price. His pictures are
always got up in the latest and most
unique style. He furnishes his splendid
photos at the low cost Of two dollars a
dozen. Let our lady friends and all 9th
ers make it convenient to visit Mr.. Prices
gallery.
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CANTON P-OsT-OEFICE.

The Mails arrive and depart as follows.
CT nor
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nu.Ine.. OpportunIty.

We understand that owing to the i'll
ness of ESQ. Rider the Coal & Wood yard
a~ndcs4gmines of Belden & Rider can be
leased. They havelbeen doing profitable
business we believe. Atwood & coal yard
has long been needed in Canton and Bel
den & Rider have supplied this need to
their own advantage. Persons who would
like to engagein such a business viii ap-
plytoH. S. Belden Corner of 9th and Pop
FAR ST
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sales.

Mr.. Frank Scheetz. living between
Hartville aud Uniontown, will offer at
public sale. on Tuesday, February, 9TH,
5 Horses. ] Stallion, / span of match hor-
ses. l mare. l ~sorrell horse, cows, sheep.
hogs, thresher. clover huller, wagons,
drill, ploughs, cultivator, &c.
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DIED.

HAZLETT-At his residence in Canton: on the
ed inst, after a lingering illness, Isaac HRElett,
aged Al. -i
Tks remains Of the deceased were followed to
the grave on Tuesday last by his sorrowing widow
and children and mourning relA Ives and friends.
Judge Hazlett was Probate Judge Of Stark coun-
ty from 1855 to 1858, and before and since was q
Practicing attorney at the Stark county bar. He
was a man highly esteemed by all who knew him,
and always the citizen Of genuine merit Peace
to his ashes. - -.f f..
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Canton CITY I.ank.

This institution is fairly launched for
business IN their fine and spacious rooms
in the east basement of the Courthouse.
We call attention to their advertisement
in this paper, and especially to the array
holders and officers of the institution.
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Cmu and settle.

ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1, II.
I WILL SELL FOR B6y-cAsH ONLY
All unsettled accounts after February l,
will be left for collection. Wishing to
make room for my spring stock, after the
lst of January I will sell at COST.
JOS. c. RICHARDS.
December %, 1s7o-2sw6
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HARMLESS, BEAgTITuL AND LGsrISa.-Mrs g.. A. Al
lens Hair Resterer and Dressing. The attention
Of the public Is invited to the valuable improve
ment recently made in this preparation Its in
fallible property of quickly restoring Gray Hair
TO its original color, Is here combined with . most
agreeable Dressing, all in one bottle. .rJ
Also her ZYLOBALSAMUM, another prepare
ton, clear and transparent. A toilet luxury for
cleansing, dressing and strengthening the hair,
FAR preferable TO French pomades. and at half the
cost Sold by Druggist 23lVey2m
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marrtnra Licences.

Anthony Chamberlain and Harriet R.
Payton, August A. Newman and Victoria
Portman, Harry Mcintosh and Olive A.
NJ anful, Fred Loefler and Esther Ann
Fioom, c. Adley and Sarah O'Brien,
VIM Teaby and Ella Sifferd, James .Hud-
son and Julia Brady, David PETER and
Amanda Bair.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Presbyterian Par
sonage. on the gath inst, by Rev E. Buckingham,
Mr.. Frederick Lefiar, of MassilloR, and Mrs.
Esther Floom, of Perry township.
McKINLEY-SAXTON-By the same, assisted
by the Rev. Mr. Endsley, on the 25th inst, in the
Presbyterian Church, VIM. Mckinley, Jr;, Esq,
Prosecuting Attorney of Stark county, and Miss
Ida Saxton, eldest daughter of Mr.. Jas. A. Saxton.
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Miss LOUISA CREITs, of W,lmot. com
mitted suicide by shooting herself with a
gun, on Tuesday last, in the absence Of
her mother and brother from the house.
The ball lsssed near the heart. Her
brother on lvuuaning home from work
found her a corpse.
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