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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08
LEGAL.
Shalt sala.

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T. e.. Quigley va Samuel Leeaer ct Hx- ct Al.
BY virtue OF an order 70 sell issued from the
court ofcommon pleas ofStArk county, Ohis, and
10 me- directed, / will oEarfor sale At public OuSe
cry tthe doOE ofthe court house iRs ihe city -
SAlurday. Ae I7A dag of January. 1874,
the following described real estate situate In
Stark county, Ohio, 70 wit Being q part OF the
pofthWest quarter % ssction fourteen f14E town
ship one range ten Qol aad cOnmenctaE On
the northwest corner Of said quarter a. stpnS
thenco running south 70 west tAirty~4hroo-a3-
chains and tEentysiye-26 -hnkl;th0ncs nortA
eSo east forty-o-ehAins and forty-4o-links
thence north % east thirty-thros-S3-chAinAAnd
tTenty-hye-25-links thence north So west
4Grty-o-ehAin1 and fogtyFfo-links to the
place OF beginning, Containing one hundred and
thirty4oHF and 6lfty.three hu~ndredths OF an
edre-l9kaS1Oo-oflAnd according TO aplat Of sur
vSy in the north part Of the above named quarter
surveyed May 2lst, 1851 by John WhitAere'
County Surveyor @9ll54 4-IEE2
- Sale t. At l o'clock m. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
q hoclsW5 t2 PSI 80 = -
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sheriff. Sale.


William B. Porter vs.. A. n. Cr0oks e ~.
b virtue ofan alias order 20 sell issued from the
court OF common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio
and TO me directed, 1 VIII Ofer for sale At public
cutlery at the door Of the court house In the city
OF Canton, on
Saturday, ,Ms-I7thdaye Of january 1874
the following described real estate situate IN said
county, t. vii: The west third part Of lots numrr
bers oDe-l-and tWo-2-in Earnest Wiamer
additiOn 10 the city Of MasSIlon-made August
Isl, 1sss-togethef with ali the appurtenanees
theronnt0 belonging. &
Sale 70 commence At one o'clock p. n. Terms
deeisNs " 2rs WILLLEM BAxTER. sheTlF !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

ing ore, for ]. P. Burton q Co.. Of Massil-
lon, Ohio, a mass Of iron ore about five
inches thick and i've feet square cayed in
on him, killing him Instantly. Mr.. Blau-
ser was an industrious laboring man and.
leaves a wife in delicate state Of health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

In S~dditfoHtSths unfvsrsaf cfredlAtioh or ne
SoaSTseslaL z S5neinnsti snd teiRttyxit il 5sld.
.indiana,s KentaekSs tennessee, West VfEEiniSe
1ad Southern Hlineis, andIon al ths RAILROADS -.
k~thOSOestltes md 1pseif can foriE
6s9s sas szsse55f9f gSl 10 5RltsSghsA y New
The tsraAO eesFasd EIS6s y~onsdsasasyR
trsrsf6f C4nofnnltE and EafS 49,
lrierbN routes AorAth69 eoAnzkch IN CoIdn6nd
Ohio; IndianaPolis Indians; Nashville. TsnHss--
Virginia ChAttAnoOEA-E0nunnOOSxVfncsnnO
Le15ysstS; EEanCynls. an4RisAAa9dH IA4sRst
taAd ZA1azstils. oAlo9 1841se8l1g11S8HlHiPS3
ID And Observation-Disclosures seer4e q.
'CihSizkHdaE8e nestSsSaz ss~SEAsE&SgSiEy
les Sft GasS1fknd psbAh GhauSWppcrt15.
e, i sa se SFo9RsssHf s~S#3SRssS S5Ishc
-CcN4H1Stb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ia Reh1esl ASFts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ESFSFEaati6se ies si1SsslsS II ~ poItl
zion fARfRelaft EAaeEstgqd, aaS 81 iasasly a.
hasSE III 4~sthSEE 1hehsM b.
Shose of the paEtyo1gGnEa and lts 5000 az :
eHlsti1a = sreetss than that Of rs cs@Rattelt
TEaEssaAeEstyqstSEss i64Bs polsaOsSs Eus
rope EniehL selssEsPeted c~SmmGaieetiDa basy
earnestly undicati1E and GustaininH the dsV6Ks
ePmentofDationanty I'M Germany And I6lfTh
soTalaly syaPstnises VIII The RePAhAeAae9aas
The sPeciNey 6f1hsI
ne a1y.d We sg9Es re saTt eaa 40 sxPShss -
and y-SEPressSt ne tGseat enEen andto-
present. ltltn tl0 most attraatiusn end Sushontioi
Slsesasf5af 81 he eat s. We Ss5e1SSs 1Ssi
eordingeoleurEndePohdshs 1AzVinFl
always y FiAW the edcaey Of tee truth IN thS ih-
teresfs or the people We do not seek efheil
cO sArtisan- patronage bot rel up
on thssbpStnessr4has gEoHa1 outsofsahG tAspaeti
and COED viii Of the pablo at Iarge.-J - m
The current history Of the world VIM poSSess
this YinteE, a1espdonA1 interest," a6AA7s ~
Europe Hsver eo~reeEneas1s mQre aeiQssty akaa
lions even threatening var
eenstAnhy err 1erOus noEaidaBltIons andJtES
mSncing, Wi Soscgbr in an animal decree the
attention OF the country. for the most TitSfSadI
sesceRrE~ -nioasaE $4,000 ,SFAjt
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ETecutor,s--Sale~of Valuable
I RAM ~Estata.

nHE undsrsigned Executor of the hast VIII and
Il Testament Of John R~eenspyder, late Of stark
eOuntySoAlo deceased viii sslasrsesbly 70 she
powers vested in him under the proyiaiPpR Of
said win, GtPGbnc yendue,onth b premises on
SahIrdsystkS 24h dag of Januory, 1874
at and after 10 o'clock a m the following man
onedresiesa IN Plain township, Stark eo6h-
An sxeellsat farm een.aining5 ems hundFed
and s6Esnty-four acrea, more or less, being part
Of the northwest, ~sOathHeat and norfhsaAtc quar-
-ters Of section eighteens IN sid Pl4t5 toNnshtBa
subject 10 pertAin water rights the same thai Vas
owned and possessed by said John Rssnhsnyder,S
deceased, at the tina OF his DEATH There are,
about twenty Leres Of timber land on IL, the rest
being all cleared and excsllent farming land.
There is On 1t 3 two story leg mousse and = frame
barn also . trst -olAAscsRu1g ARd JWo COED,
thrifty and fruit BeAring eFchards- ---
Terms of Sale AOhe1 fonfAi Of the PurchAbs-
moneylt to be paid On, ehS lat daya0f APtIB9Isf4.
when sheuposaessfono flthe IpfohEises bi6fotozbs
given and deeds executed fo8ithe SGkaSi tBOnbaI4,
anee in three equal annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lat day Of April IsIE ieh1hteFes rom that day
and 20 be secured morSg1S6 aOn4shea
respactiNG prSmt8S6g izsE Sl niGG E3l14oo Sd
bD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
New Berlin, iDse.1s, sTSasd.Eo ye5nI hT~s2saSsa
N HLL 49, &C. - rnHn.WmaTWLH NRmauHrn AuHr ~
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LL HM -
The avarace Of railroads for laid" is not
appeased. The railroad monarch, Tom
Scott. is convinced that the great Southern
Pacific Read must have National assis-
lance. In view-of this statement, some
railroad facts smeE0 interesting reading:
The National Pacific Road received a
free gift of land valued at $l50,000,000 or
$200.O00,000, and the company was only
required TO raise a share capital of $4,000
00U, of which not more than ten per cent,
must be paid In.so As The estimated ex-
pense. of The whole work was only $50
100000. 1t is apparent that the sharehold-
ers were not expected 10 contribute any
thing to the cosG The Government was
to pay the whole, and give the company a
handsome bonus for accepting the road as
q free glft, This is what rs called in Wash
ington aiding in the Construction of 3
great National work. ts.T The Southern
Pacific and Texas and Pacific Roads 1the
two being consolidatea) have q land grant
of 32,500,000 acres, upon which they bass
ed a bonded debt oftS20QOQ.e00s $4,000
600 being thus far Issued, and the total
amount o their paid up capital is only
100000. Thecostof The road ought-to
be muchlless than thatSof the-N0Tthern
Pacific, and
Land grant,if promptly nHnagsdwAeqYar.
1t all"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

Mrs. Rightmyer, four miles from Mt.
Vernon, was throYn from a buggy on the
10th plt. and instantly killed Her skpl
was badly crushed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

-On the Shaw ore mlne,on Stoneereek,
en- Monday morning last. about haff-past
seven O'Clock, "a . man named John
Blauset. q German, was engaged in min
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

. City Bank Of Canton vs. Gibbs Pillow Co.et a.
ByVirtn6 81 an alias orderts sell issued from shsi
court Of Semmo9 pleas efstAEk soqntyl 9htos
cut cry q the doOr Of the court house in the city
OF Cantohs q --slL ia. Et 30 $685.. rn
Saturday, the 17A day of january 1874
the f~OnoStng described real estate situate in said
county, toW it; Town lots Numbers Q. 10, sad III
In YOunKis addition - the city Of Canton. and
n, Is, and14 In Younga second addition to the
sity Of canten, said lota being numbered IN tbs
present Rlat Of said city a. numbers 20 wits Lot
q No. ass, lot 10 No. S54, let IL No. SIS, lot u No.
1924, lot Is No. 1925. lot "a Nc. le2s; also let
number l6 in the town OF NsM BaltimOre- 3
Sale TO att o'clock p. m. Terms cash
decIsw5 u2 lTs WILLIAM RAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

Der Il continues to pile up rapidly
Saical management, as will be
cfube statement In another column,
mtsLnot but dampen the ardor of the
smsloweIs Of the Radical leaders,
.nHahem to suspect that all Is not
"a swimmingly as they had sup
5epthe people are beginning to long
fOf sod old time when each report
eSIs least on paper, = decreas of the
Tfare beginning to realize the aetu-
ayson of affairs. The increase of
Pdd' for the month just closed
Jas.
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HsaEIA4lIa 1 u

"A handsohe.ttAIg in a#Is4Apr st4
ty girl.
"A boarding establishment-A car
p' %s9a aesB se9s3 tYE9 .mll2I
The report Of a gun.
"A school board that Is never elected
A black board.
Can the pedigree of skye-terrier be
traced up to the dog star2
Why ~isauchrken Ne a far1lerR Be-,
cause both deIghAin all croR0 =
-Whils ths women are oitsn smart, it
is the men only who are shrew-ed.
Why are lame men like brewers7 Be-
cause they can't get along without hops.
Jones thinks that the owl is consider
ed a bird of @AdQm, beqGuas ke'sPuch q
solemn 'un. q w
1t is on record that Adam, the first
man to receive a land grant, died poor and
miserable.
Sam, why spdedpgs Sem9st in
~telligent folksa dAWotl22" "BGanbsdsy
nose ebryting."
Does he want to marry3ssd as the
question among Massachusetts, women the
moment 4 stranger appears. in. toEnsU
-ShAkespeAS6b @SevenlAges efAFhn.A
A Message, luggage, sausage. rampage,
marriage, parent-age, and dot-agesead5In
"a WOobCAA WOHdAs COA4P4dLACQ ludJ
since her husband jein6dtW SPaEdASE az
Husbandry, he has sown nothing but
wild oats. va gIH
"A lady's dressmaker Mortified her the
other day by telling her that she 'Wonld
cut her body out in She course of ttsSf-
ternoon." wv SOG
Hens never wear Anything onItheir
feet except when the farmers wife drives
them cut of the garden. Then they are
always shoq'dA& XUAHH bEG
What lies easiest in some ladies'
mouths f? The1answeE mhioh Accompanies
the estieHmrst1he4 mfst&xe=ftsays
Their tengnesRa2TpGq2 0T 79iTd
-Hereafter4dont ask prisoner, Are
you guilty ornotguity3 EstthsiqaestioRi
be; "H~syssSZCa have. ydu
rlcn releklQnh4E as - .AslsIod .ssna .sazza l. 81
Putting It mildIyA ArSntioGs ESSas- /
vile reporters jim apeaking OF : man both
of whose legs Werscutfo of by asrsilroad 1
train, says Nhe w~ilkprobably be a cijppIelE
for liEe." Lssz @Aain 'Vas3 81
-'Oeh r said loxe-aick Hibernian,
'what a recreation 1t is TO be dying, ofd
love. 1t setstheikeaft aenhg 50 deicate
ly there'ssn no taking-a wink of sleep fer
the Pleasursof the painT 49,. 81 -
Dlc1 EaGl 4ss'
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ore, attempting to cross the

John Rungan, an engineer IN the
blast-fnfnace of the Bellalr nail works
got canght in the engine this morning at
four o'clock, and instantly killed. 1t is
not known how it hapPensd a. Ee Nss
alonelat the time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

WATEReHoRERaan lanai BaiId8ngs swth ID
aeros land near South Creek. Canton Ohioa
premises are erected tour haildinSs as
= One three story frame building 24J1xsoI<fssE
which contatns q hnea Of 6haftfnnJ % t
lathee, IbaaEsaAy, and grind-atons. Aho snS 1-ds
story f4ane building 11E5o. AAlaoa one ona-stSrv
frame building 1880 fnhlshieh there Is ~ Sof5-s
ntted ppeNA9oia1nmall frame building ussSla1S
. hlackamths hnpsnIhe buildings are GfIndSoSd
.tepairi tthe1 nhoyetAnd ~ suppdedu with Heyer
failing Watstsyi Ac "a ressrVofF fronr 1Ssst
a seventeen hqroapotysr can bsaobtained Nithla
very lgAtexDensa bThis PropsFty is we'll SdaI-
Seu LOT NA1Aoa9 purposes ana would make AneE
celsnt manufacturing site for paper mill and
other purposessand Is offered for sale eheap on
easy terms-AEnquire of 4a- o. f.u faIF - =
ept2s. rs G w.ALTHoUsE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

.Glns dOwa to the Severn, where q
e 80 river brought him in full view
asitsping city. BE turned on his
EPSbok. The moon came out from
ark bang of cloud. The image
O1pd roOfs, and spires was family
.thSI the swift current. The light
tsIl tninated steeple shone through
Wss windows that had a grotesqus
.Eresss to glowing eyes. But they
Syi5h Germ the escaping royalist. No
aSs on the silence no sound that
Prss4iscoverY or threatened pursuit.
ns1SSSeh foI the friends left in captiyi-
a Ne shook his birdie, struck his
han the whip. and gaIloped swiftly
ae3ndOn and liberty.
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shot And KILLED In
.kaneAEker CountY4

O4llA -..a L-L-.L.. a."H M#
AdhYmen Shot and Killed In
aAncastsr County SD 81 d.
AID ming 3 highwsyman Was shot
~ nan named Keller, = borse dro-
dsf distance from Mount Joy, IN
blowing circumstances. Mr.
EUnin Mount joy. and had drawn
s'Sthe bank at thstplace, his bus
ictisRs keeping him in the viii
after dark he was riding
home, on horseback, and when
fe Mount Joy be was met by
INF whom caught the horse by
lent and the other presented q pistol
~RoP11ller's head. at the same time
mont his money or his life. Nj. K.
tors t he did not have much money,
d b l0uld sooner give the amount
Gbb9erson than to lose his life. He
sorRhand IN an inside pocket IN his
-. { and pulled forth 3 revolver.
led slischared full in the face Of the
4ttIsan and killing him instantly.
grstione took TO his heel, being fol-
~" 4 bullet from the revolver of
Ia but II Is not known whether
bblo lex or not, as the darkness was
|HlEI We were unable to learn the
lsoA e man who was killed.-Ldn-
bthsY Express.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

The way Tor the government to aida
railroad seems tobsto give q company Of
gentlemen land enough TO make several
States, build a road for them, allow them
to steal as much az has been-giEen-them,
make them sbne handsome presents in
addition HAdtnsn iook about for Anether
railroad4oAdaAAO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-08

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KTNGOFT.HEE RLooD.

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HOOD UT DISCOVERED f,rg Vrglr I.
CURES ALL HUMoRS, FROM A COMMON
{ ERUPTION TO Il WORST SCROFULA fn
BY 1ta usez Cancers are eured. and -
Cancero1s. tumors are dispersed without The sur ~
geon's Observation-Disclosures AM COasusnp- Q
nOn prevented aud cured. =. .rr~- lad =
II Venerea1 Dfse4ses, Mercurial and Miner
Al BnianEA. and their 6ectaeradieated andEiRoF-
Gus health and = splnd conBtiintion-esablahed -
RemalSC ana D18easef
DfoPsy. gGneSal Ofpaftnif 8WenlAs8. eztehAf a
In = very short time. ~ -Ee loo1al Echand -m-R
- EF1saPolas~Sals-R hsan ,seald- Heaa.ana-
FSSsEs S5sa sEssSPa 8sHeya hy sg PyEeH43U
. bS6rbaffeIRISsaneS D&Hdr1a. j.
or Rough Skin, and 'FhhpEb unickly EhU way,
leaving the skin smooth and1aiE
SrdeSsdL ruDyspsPsk Rkehnnhsn. G9H0da J -
dDeblig1ta shDrsEaA Ahoo1Os
nuneeGa DISEASES eA7eet ky3e4heeee9 eonS ia
corrector. the KIM Of The
t8Rch bottle confalne TbS18een 10rty 1ud TO
GfEy ofdary dcsee Sosdnito4U Qn4dolur- -
cure So Hhe6nl scald FhS e@n
ples on the Face, Bles, Otd2drFBlptole,eG ~
y FFeR eWO-eOeleh9=kSettes-SfAe ~
CankeFintheA outh and t9naehE9ERSagFAsWC
AeRlhy acaon t6fhe Liver shdseNWEeE| a. /,
From IWQ6c SIX bottte9EHfbafoQd ~
y EdectH MeuEns Eeut1GL 6eEAcadrheEt N
ASS-Se-1S-Sses1.l-
the worst cases Of ScrofnlA &4-lSoA
~ Prom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
enfesev9eA II
GTnSRIE61o faRb6Eties Nm cara
oie SSera1 asS5asySE&IaT
sotftSSi6liffsS SJNlfGn E-SsI Sss5s az 4
ITRElss6a s0NGC0 RS6rS 81 80.
80 -
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49, % T1IA2
emorrat.
"
sTATE AND NE-IGHBORHOOD,

1NO
3hsGtE ESdneil d GHeihaati lave
red6eed-the wages of their street Aborers
from 50 to 81 25 per day.
cleveland has her now-ths colored
woman one hundred and ten .yearsr Old ~
be held at Cleveland on January 2Sd TO.
the 29th.
Hancock county has q man who
brought down four wild turkeys at two
shots and they all fell within = space Of
ten feet square.
"A coal miner named @. Dunlap was
killed at Bellair last Friday by q fall Of
.soap-stone in one of Barnald's banks.
Mr. VERSION o., December 26.-Wil-
liam Toeters, aged twelve years. was in
stantly killed this afternoon IN Front
street by being thrown from q wagon.
The accident was caused by the horses
taking fright at q piece OF tprniture fall
ing from wagon.
John Devore, attempting to cross the
crack at Dunkirk, on Thursday, y the
freight train was passing, was struck by
the engine and knocked down. the entire
train passing over him. The mar was in
toxicated.
John Rungan, an engineer in the
blast,fnfnace of the Beilalrt nail works
got canght in the engine this morning az
four o'clock, and instantly killed. 1t is
not known how it happened a. ke WAS
~alonelat the time.
Mrs. Rightmyer, four miles from Mt,
Vernon, was thrown from a buggy on the
10Th plt. and instantly killed Her skull
was badly crushed.
john Kelly, of Akron, was struck by
q train Of cars last week and died a few
hours after. He leaves a wife and seven
children esssf sssTs ii ssaio aszl
On the Shaw ore mlne,on Stonesreek,
en- Monday morning last. about haff-pAst
seven O'Clock, aa . man named John
Blansef, = German, was engaged in min
ing ore, for ]. P. Burton q Co, Of Massil-
lon, Ohio, q mass of iron ore about five
inches thick and i've feet square caved in
on him, killing him Instantly. Mr.. Blau-
ser was an industrious laboring man and
leaves q wife in adelicate state Of health.
Ohio Democrat -
"A young Clergyman in Cincinnati re-
Gently made his congregation feel good by
telling them that he considered them to
be the salt Of the earth but when he
added that nc sother theory could ac-
count for the effect of an attack of damp
weather in diminishing the number in at
tendance at the sanctUaryA-when he adj
ded this the congregational raptures aba
ted. s -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Adr. TOodIes' Descriptions oEa Visit to
J.. @. RICHARDS Boot and

Os 64AkZAGGO9 6OOC anu
.TFE1IsE Shoe store 81. sai
Seated in the American House, reading the Dews,
When il happened TO strike me, wanted some
So seizing my hat, which hung on the floor.
1 started at once for ]. c. Richards Shoe Store.
And bless my eyeslhow it made my heart leap
To see so many varieties selling so wonderfully
There we're shoes made ofearpst of goat skin
Fer walking 3 or riding, in all kinds of weather.
There were slippers to dance in, just fit for the
with The highest Of Boots and saOes for small
There %%sss-rsn, il. no sort Ofu.e, I cannot
That there is in that store, for FARCE and for
But this / must say; if Richards don't suit.
You will always be bootiess, and sheeiess to boot
As they make boots with care to protect the feet,
Through soaking SHOWS and raining slset.
Then happy is the individual. feeling jolly and
To have such dry feet on a wet muddy day.
It's fine. / really think Mrs ToOdles would
Ts see the different shoes, for the feet, which
They have balmOralS and CATERS from China
with elegant shoes nom Spain and Japan,
And such charming styles of slippers made by
hand, ...4l
With curious wrought shoes from Cleveland @
Silver mounted shoes, Of Polish gold lined,
Fittor a queen, or any lady refined;
And things which can tickle the fancy, beside,
Canton, May 29tf &c. RICHARDS.
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John Kelly, of Akron, was struck by
q train Of cars last week and died a few
hours after. He leaves q wife and seven
children n. Fl -s-