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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-04-21

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Nh SaERAtcK, of etark county, has re-
Gently introducsdinto the Ohio Legislature
8 bill which, ifitever survives its birth and
becomes . law, will be Of untold value TO
the grAngers. It is an act to prevent the
use Of ferrets to catch rabbits. That is.
the slender and inainuating ferret Is TO be
legally enioined from entering the lair of
the u~nsuspecting rabbit except by due
process of law. This il indeed reform.
Room for Mr.. Sherrick. Down with the
unconstitutional and sanguinAry ferret -
Cleveland Leader.
The above article il sVidently the pro-
duetion ofa person who never SAN = ferret,
or understand to what extenb they are
used in cAtehing rabbits. The animals
are imported from England, End many Of
them are % used to catch rabbits, They
are allowed = enter the burr0W Of the
rabbit, and - soon a. they enter they
will drive the rabbit out and the oWnerO Il
the ferret will hold . sack and catch the
rabbit as it comes 0uEsGaOne person has
been known to catch 0veriG hundred rab-
bits in q day with one Of these ferrets.
Mr.. ShsTrick having recsiyed . number
of petitions from tie people Of his county,
who were AFRAID that by sneh Wholesale
destruction Of that most innocent game
.bNo LGooAS NC044 loCo4D -8ADO1o o4b41Css
was induced to draw ap96bd Introducs
ga bill to prevent the use Of ferrets TO
catch rabbits" The saet i, that the Lea
der would like to be fanny" and does not
know just how. WsopitV the attempt and
hope they will de bStlsr the next time, il
fer their own sAks forths sake of their
readers Dealer.
The Plain DsGleris correct in stating.
that Mr. Sherrick introduced the bill in
compliance with petitions from constitu-
ents. What does Sherriok know or care
personally for RFtets or 9rsbbits4 While
psmber # TIA Legialasage JMr, sheTrick
iii anasaEoE tGasrEs faithfully ndhon-
sbty his eoastitusntz6 ad the people Inail
proper Msasursp-such IL Johnson shst-
rick. True his sourss n net snitths
cleveland IaLeEdsf; linor Rsp5 &dReP
bnt We iopins bis course will receive the
.sld6fssment ofths honest rpbia1ssd voters
Of Stark COUNTY aWs kBoH Nj shsFrckk
win labor honestly AID faithfully IN the
path of duty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

THzEEpm mus. be- some ne mPGlrths
lsn0ks that iG9isilg ffpm TIE nXsstiggation
% the lasiEASff hs District Of Columbia.
Il ansxtitoimPOssihlAto lgst members to
sstvOd cnp tie Investigating mCommittees
Two entire committee have bean appoint
dineonssqqsnssek resignation ofeEgS
ipAl nsnbera, and ;noRsnotheE msmbsr,
Ellis 81 RobsEts of Newt York. iatimAtes
his ihtsHtion 3 sssl901ns assnet5r coakiag
la 4se, rsslgnsd and has been succeeded,
b Ssnatoros Merrill Of Maine Senator
Frslinghuyssh viii resign the Chairman!
ship ct ths c6mmittSe and WILDE succeed.
ed-a Is Ss1vby Senater Morton Who.
viii begin thsinVsAHgAtiOnS anew and go
down 70 the bttsom Of othihgEa Either
thirs mustBe n6thinggtfor the investigators
70 discover Q there must be SOmsthipg in.
it which they did not fndL ysiqsi5 sds Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

2 r. Eckly ct Al. vs. Alliance white Lead Co.
BY virtue Of stWo aEsentious issued from the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio,
and 20 me dtrecteds ] " offer for sale ai public
tnEs. In the tsIn 81 k1iaEce, OF
Tuesday, he 17Aday Of february 1874,
the following desefI5Sd psfSond prSpsrty. q
wis; 1ay2s1 lbs az dry white lad, E.I7s lbs Of Wkfts
lead in Of, 1lss99 he t4lsings, $500 scrap. 5000
tie. zoe lbs putty, 900 lbs whiting, 1900 lbs putty
nour, 99eAE ttnseed oil, 81 kegs Of Various sizes,
stxty-lix, empty barfels, 736 cans Of various
sizes, 500 bulhsls coke. 20 1bs Of tAllOW, Is gallons
Il OIL. 20 gAllons Of engine Of, y ream Of papsr,
tered baryses, SWheeIbarreWsi spsir seslss-e
Trucks, cen tip RStpeFp. once hxtnres, eco feet
Of Gas and lead pipe, betting and rope, 70 feet OF
legs. mills AID cog wheels.
salstO ~ 10 o'clock q m. Terms
S:bs-0U N1t448A4eR, sssaG =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Rnese b. Quigley vs. Samuel Lesser ct w: ct Al.
BY virtue ofan Alias order to seifssusd from the
court Of common Pl9as Of STARK county Ohis, and
cry at the Goor ofthe court house in the cityiof.
Canton, on o---g eyFe.ra--F 9Ft
Saturday Ae l4lhe day of March. 1874,
the SolleEing ldeseribed read estate situate in
said comfy. to-Wit: Being part ef the north
iUsstqnRfter Of section "A, toYnshsp !, range 10,
and oomDenotng on the lnorth0ost looSnsF Of
SAFE quarter section Rt 2 stons J gtbeeee running
So east, 40 chains and 4oifnks Themes north -
cas- 90 ehainal and Is inkug stheuoe north So
WestSO chains aud 20 links to the place Of begin
ming Containing one hundrea and thirty-four
aerSG and ShiI tyGchres handre6JhsSof an acre
n the northipast % the AboYe R9med Quarter.
4arFey made Nay ~ 1e8Ltby 5Shn RhAEers.
County SunreyoE1 - 9mGA q HoldM CT .asl
Sale 70 conmepee At I O'clock p. m-T Terms cash.
fs642Mt BAXTER shettE-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
k.@RasSI

. =. AuILIlAu Vs. n buckIu8 OF ". q q.
BY virtue of an Observation-Disclosures from the
court OF common Pleas Of stack county, ohio,
and to me- dirocta49 I8i1 60sr foEsaldSat public
out cry At the door Of the court house IN he city
OF CAntonsSn ncqu ssS1t 20 8 I5v9 nOy 81
FSaAataaE he 44M dqyG AasGko. 1874,
tie fsiiostne described reSi estatS .itnats In
said oonnsys % via a lot Or Lpafesf OF Eround
lying NathiA the e0Eporlta limlisO % tbs etyIOf
Canton and Beginning for the boundaries ~ the
same at the s~outhWeat corner OF alst OF grcnhd
nereteforey couNoyed by James DQLBro~h
Nnete IhonAS Tinker thance vest With the
north line OF TnscaraEas street NJ hyS fsoL 70
the corner o. r. u a1os thence north
WEdly with the vest lipe.o Of haid HiuaraB Los one
hunared and ntnoty-eightf feet; thsnce eastward
" perAielto TuscaraEas street 70 the
corner o1 aaid finklor's toa; ahehc CO sonthWard-
y With tbs Weat line Of said Tinkior'S lOt- % he
sAeto SmnSaesa at one o'Sloek j. m Terms
t'bliESg Igis WILLIAM RAxTER. 'shsFin, !,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

We call attention to accommodation
in this paper upon the subject of new
school houses. This article gives much
valuable information upon the subject,
and We commend its perusal to all citi-
zens of Canton. Before deciding and act
ing upon any subject. it is advisable to
became fully posted in the premises-The
communication referred to treats the mat
ter fully and fairly, without acrImony or
attempt at ~detraction. The author shows
oar present school accommodations to be
for less than q thousand regular pupils.
and that we have in the Canton school
district some 5000 enumerated youth
He also refers to the dilapidatsd condition
of the old building on West Tnscarawas
street, which any one can see by passing
through it. In fact there is no doubt of
the great need Of new and additional
school building IN our growing city, and
but for the city debt. mostly incurred for
the water works, we doubt not our citi-
zens would readily vote for the erection
Of the edi6ces required. True, our people
just now are averse to increased debt
Foul suspicion, too, hangs over large
public disbursements for the building Of
public structures. But all this should not
blind US to our real needs to our ednca-
tionalnecsssitlss, which look to the men
tai and moral culture of the youth of our
town. In justice to the gentlemen COM
posing the Board Of Education, it should
be remembered that they are, one and al,
respectable II taxpayers and careful BUSH
ness nenl, and surely they would not ask
an appropriation for the erection of new
schcol ediices if they did not fully realize
the necessity. As heretofore, the funds
bEOGld be judiciously and economically
disburssd according to iAw-for instance,
placed in the treasury and properly drawn
out. 1t would not be an isdividuGI, close
corporation affair, run to please the whims
and selfish diAbolisn of One man. The
GhOls thing would be fair. square work
\ according TO law-no watering of stock
nor gaseous mixture. We again urge
our readers to peruse the communication
signed w. aa- EaaV ,aai1les snl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Sheriff Sale.
Phnson 4 Brubecker vs. Austin Ian,

Philson 4 Brubecker vs. Austin Lane:
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio,
and TO me directed, I will odsr for sale at public
out cry at tne deoE of the court house in the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday, As IN day of March, 1874,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county, TO wit: Alot of land situate in the vii
lage Of Mt. Union, being part Of the southeast
quarter OF seetton g. township ls, range g BE-
the north boundary Of said quarter section,
known by being the southeast corner OF . piece
AtWell, thence due Wesi T6 rods, thence due south
q reds; thence due east 70 rods thence due
north % rods 20 the place Of bsginnlng contain
ing "A aersB more or less.
Sale % At ana o'Oloek IN. Tsrns
fe6sws WILLIAM BGxTER. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Sheriff Sale.
Philip Bappel

Philip Bappel va Daniel DerrendingOr ct al.
Dy 'mtue o. an CIoer 70 sen lssesd rom tne
and to me directed, ! viii offer fer sale Al public
out cry on the premises In the city Of AAssillon,
on
Saturday, he III day of March s.ls74,
the following descrihedreal estate situate in said
county, to wit: Two r. acres of land on the
north side Of lot No. IA in Duncan Wales and
SINNERS addition to the town, now city OF MEs-
sillon, being the same land decided by Charles
Skinner and wife 20 Michael D~arrendinger by
deed bearing date May 6. 1852. rf To-
Sale to commence at one O'Clock pm. Terms
ne4hir cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments, with interest from day Of sale, SO.
cured by mortgage on the premises
feb5W5 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Farm forSaIe Adjoining
Canton sa1as.zss,

THE Undersigned as Executors or tie last
il will and testament of John Reed, deceased,
offer for sale At private purchase, the we'll known
Read farm, adjoining the city .oG9aztonI iDmo-
diately north Of the Fair Ground and Treating
on LAWrsnce A~VennsSwhieh runs from North
Market strset past the North School HouAe to the
LouisViff5 reEE
Said farm contains II6 acres. about Is aeres Of
which 80 good timber two hrst-clAas orchards
good buildings, with one of the finest springs in
the county quite oonvenient; the farm Is finely
watered in other respects as the east creek runs
through the east part. "a. -
This valuable farm offers one of the beat op-
portnnities for any one Wishin 8 to invest. 1t II
so convenient 70 Canton 1t may be sold readily
for outlets or for building lots, or may be used
for gardening or dairy purposes. The quality of
the land Ia Of the very best about Canton.
For further particulars aud terms enquire OF
the undersigned North East corner Of Market
Square, Canton, Ohio.
WILLIAM W.. REED,
JOSEPH REED.
Executors of the last will and testament Of John
Reed, deceased oval fsbI2 Taft
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

Gov, ALLIES, 0n, tths 10th inst-s made
she following Appointnsntsss ' AdjutAnG
GeneEal Of iAhs statssiJames0 o. Amos Of
MOnros county Assistant AdjHtant Con
sral Charles y. Sargent. Of Cincinnati |;
Executive Clerk Amos uLAyman. of
Fr4phlin, county. u hAs siscsAppSihtsa
DR.. sPomstene, Of Mhis4bufg, Surgeon
GenrtA q Ire state ofsesSss aA Tine
Of peace ha pOsitian il ofdittIS impert=
ance7 b6tvHs ate hAepydt6sa say that Che
appqlHansnspf DR.: POAsTsns ! grosdi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

asotr. sohl.bae5 :. E. =. -, =,

George schlahaeh ~ 4. B. Freer ct ux. ct Al
court of commoa pleas Of Stark county, Ohio.
and 20 me directed, / will offer for sale At public
out cry q the deer Of the court house IN the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday. The 2sA day of February. 1874,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, 70 wit Lot number twelve Q9J in VS.
Wilnam's addition TO the city Of Canton. excSP-
side of said lot and running the full length east
and vest of said lot. - =
sale to at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash. my TgF
jana9w5 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Robberv a1 EaEt PeleItino.

On Monday night the 26th ult., the
store of Mr.. Rohrkasto in Palestine, Ohio,
was entered by burglars Mr. Fritz SAal-
bach, q clerk in the establishment, pro-
cured 3 revolver and attempted to drive
the intrRdsrs away In the scufhe which
ensued, Mr.. Saalbach WAS knocked down
with sluneahOs, and falling upon the re-
.volVsr its contents were discharged, ts-
ing thectin his leg His injuries rapidly
assamipga dangerous character ~ancOnBnl-
tAkioR of physicians was held, and it was
decided q. smputats athsS3hmbn To this
Mr. Saalbaeh objscted and the mattsr was
abandoned, and on Thursday Mr. s. died.
Nothing has been heard from the bur
glarsysincs the night&in aqueslion.A0hio
Patriot. st al soy sdJ Tshf-u1e'l e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
RheriG Sale.
d Reim 81 3. % d. selberIinE 81 q.

90 Josiah Keim-et Il. " n. Soldering et n. 2
q By virtue 6f en- order 70 sen issued from the
and - me directed, i viii odor for sale al public
cut cry AZ the door Of the cCurt house inthS city
ofCAneons on lGs 3-A EltGF ,-lI-l 10 sE-l-F
SdtHrdaH AEei14h day OF March, 1874,
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES real estate situate IN Sai6
county. - Ef 5bots nnmbsred 2ils 9i1. 2lA als,
-2lI and the oast half or lot number IA, al in
DAntet ChepPida. addition to the INCORPORATE
Villages 90 LOai8v1lois also q para sGth0sabChalf
81 the nortb VEST part Of the northwest quarter
of section 3, Nimishiilen township, boEndOd A.
follows beqnning-ati The 1eeaesf ofathe south
tine &c said llqttEo 21ss raining thelss in 3
noGthWestWardly direction peEpendioularlY 70
TIE south line or the north line OF the P~ttts6urE,
Fort Woyns = Chicago % Hhenorth 3tns
Of lot No 400. abe same bslng all that part Of aaid
lets numbered 2iS and 1870, lying east % said
central and perpendicular line also stoa1a en-
CINE, boiler, line Skating andrmaahinaEY- OF all
kinds and description IN the sAoP on the aIOre-
sA AiI Ps isI ieessrsa D,nIsS CT
ton 70 the rEootaEille, Nxcopting all khAs
part or strip Of said LOT, which lies east OF the
road known a. Mill strest. also lots numbered
2i6. and sis. IN sag 1SlisI CA4pPRils 4dattiqn =
Sale TO commence atone o'clock p. m. Terms
cash
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
Sheriff sale.
I. C. Thompson vs. Jasob Eichsr.

W. thompson " Saseo Eichsr-
By virtue Of Al order to sell Issued from thu
court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio.
and 70 me directed / will o6sr fer sale q public
ont cry At the deer Of the court house in the city
Of Canton. on
Saturday. the 2st4 day Of February, 1874
the oll0Hl1gd described real estate situate IN said
county 70 wit: A certain piece or lot Of Kround
described - follows, beginning at the corner OF
Cnorry and Mulberry streets; theoco south along
the east line OF Chsrry street aeVsnty-threa fTSY
feet and six co. inches 70 8 stake; thence eass
along a line At right angles with Chsrry street
1I41z feet 70 an zhsyS thence along the West line
OF said alley to the south line Of said Mulberry
street. 165l t00t more or leas; thence vest alSnT
had line 81 KuIbSrry street e6 feet 10 az pisee
Of beginning.
Sale to commence at one o'clock ,. n. Terms
Jan2swS WILLIAM BAXTER, shsriE q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

THn following from the Ohio States
man defines the difference ofthe two great
political parties on the currency We
commend the article. for full considerAl
ton; Aa -, 49,.
"The Democratic party has always ADJ
vocated and does noa0 advocate . gold
and silver currency, or mixed currency Of
gold and paper money, with the latter Al
ways conYertible into gold at the VIII Of
the holder. When the Republican party
came into power IN 1861, gold was plenty
and paper money in all .hes States at par
with gold and silver, It is now twelve
years. since the, banks suspended specie
payments, and from that time to the pres-
ent the Republican party has given uH
de~preciated and irredeemable paper mon
ey as the only currency Of the country.
Sometimes they have contracted its vol
une, Ct others expanded it, and once they
solemnly resolved in favor of the Payment
of the bonds and a speedy redemption OF
the greenbAcks in gold 70 strengthen tia
credit of the, Government
The Republican party il alone respon-
sible fer. onr present deprecated and ir-
redeemable pspar meney. The Demo-
cratic party Is and always has been In fa7
ver of an equal distribution Of the curren-
ey, giving 70 the West and south Al to
which they are entitled AID enough to
move thar eroPs to market Then too.
the Democrats. party u in faFer OF eeoRo-
my and rstrenchmeptu m ali departments
Of the 0apsrRl Government, and isoppes-
I'd 70 an increase of Federal ta1eas runio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12


Frederick Brsckel VS. D~niel D~errendingsr ct al
By virtue ofa srder to sail issued from the
court Of cOmmon pleas Of Stark County, Ohio,
and to me directed, ! will offer for dale At public
out cry on the premises In the city 81 Aassllen,
On U1 .Elr Ea- lt- -HeA1A A---Ae
Saturday tie. 7h daylot 1arc6, 1874,
HE ~aollOWtng dssoIIbsd reSl eelaRa situate "a said
county 70 vik one Rndiyidea ana paE8 Ofths fsl-
IcWing real estate situate in the taWn noH CITY
of Ma3sillOn and described - follows : being out
lot number 2l5 in Duncan, wales ana 6kinaSrs
addition 70 thu town now city 81 Anlntiloa, CEN
.taining u andr46ons Lundredtk aeres, excopt the
following part o saia land, which WAs horssoforo
sold 90 Jacob Buchsrs which part e said lot of
land IL bounded - fOhoNs begtnniAE south
-Wardly from the north-Rest ootaer 81 Sid lot On
the Vest line S9eaidtst 2sa fsste inches thence
running SestWRrdly parallel Htth ,th9 south line
OF said lct8 rods thence parallel
Ehh ths Hsst line II said lot Eodss Themes west
WArdly psrAnsl with The south line of .aAid lOts
fcds % the west Lac Of said let: thoncs along
said yet line 8 rods 20 the pace q peklAhing.
SEE - oomnenoe 8 oaa Q5oloOkp ~ TOrn8
opS-third esHh, the bsisncs in yEO equal nnnHSl
Payments, EfIh intaFest from day Of ha1s, secur-
ed y mortaa4eoa thSlp-eElsa69 elD5iL
jsn5E6 80 MILAN BAXTER. GhsrIf. 3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
shsraR Esls
psuisi Yossr q 1iaIs Ysupr 81 Il.

nyvi-,5s
and 70 RO1traAAAf Wi1 ofsf fr aai0 ndHA'
HOqt cry ~ TIE dOoE Of the court house in the clay
4sssLrdoIA s14AS4y eESAaS4S
.eentZ, tsdl1E E6islsAnbeIaosTsnJnl taolss
PAL Ansoa r5ltktEtyraine IA . the IneEs d
g fSlOwS: oOn8sneing n5rth east Is chains
and ~ links Fon TIE qaaEter Garner - tAe
1Neuth boundary o fseeuon 2tn Pike toEnshlp ID
81 lA4h8So po11. thonos ea1SA chains eoA pest
thsuoou oeS0NP AerSE 4p1ai1fe1S q Hpkssta
south hall ef3he ast1Ns1stsqaArter afaasottesH
IN 04d1eI1ohtp en1AotatnE g So1o0 a1loas AlsoI
ne nSrthwo8t quarter Of 6ooslanmnEheE - y
e4thlShemt oWnnhtp o7ntaintna 10 aeraa~ 800
sale % Gt4oelock 3 VA Terms; one
third oAsh, the balance IN two equal annual pay
ASnsss With interest fFom day oINssiS sesnat 81
JSniST6 WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

GsNsi GAEfIRL0 seems to have de-
rbsd the present. tendency of Congress
in . fArAssl They Eppear disposed, he
complains erSsHeh On every an that
has net yateensdpPbssas OsG Ssfass4o5rs-
trench OaaSssry item thatis under eoasids
srAti6n.d eoAgfei5 m ofdsrst6 asssfmi6S
the fnaHclsl P~FobSbIlIt. feT hes ps4s
three or fsufC nopthss hjs veil eneush To-
remember t6st WhAtsssE may bedOns, or
may fAiftO Be done IN the way ofretreneh1
nehtbYs thA qea9reas, q cannot bsgin to
,PrOAReaaRy sgsakGpQRt The uptl
AftfEyuas-De Eta I'D bs~IlsA.nssi ysdi -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12

AbslCary's Exors. vs. Alliance Fire ClaECs. ct al.
BY virtue OF An order to sell issued nom the
court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohto,and
TO me directed, I VIII on8rfor sete At public cut
cry =. the dsOr of he court houSe in the atty Of
Saturday, De l4f6 day Of MaTeh, lS74.
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to vat: = part of the northwest quarter
Of section No. %, township No. Is, range No. G,
beginning 46 perchss north OF the sOuthsaSt cor
ner Of said quarter thence north along the guar
ter line "a Psrches, to the line otthe right Of way
of the Cleveland and RttsbnrBh kAtirOad CO-5
thence norh s2o west 2 and Sloth Pe1ehes;
thence 8oufh Sc west 20 and z 10th Perohss 70
the Marlboro road thence south $50 east SO
perches TO the Mace If ~be94nntn8 con1ntn1nB
three and threS-0urths (SZth) acres. Also the
following tract Of land aituatS en- the same quar-
ter, beginning north 53o vest 2e porehes from
the starting poins Of the above described track
At which point there y stake in.ths Hiddle Of
the Marlboro road, thonceassuth wat ~
perches to q stake thence north By west p
perchss thence south STo vests perehesi thence
north SO east Is 4 81 Perches TO = stake thence
north 65o east Il Psrohes 70 uezke5 Ehence north
sTo east 81 and E7ths Psrches e = stake II the
middle Of the Marlboro road thenee south bSS.
east 10 perches to the place OF beginning con
tanning 3 acres and Hixtee1 Psrehss, be the same
sale tOcOmmenoe at ], o'cIoek P. m. Terms:
cash. -... ~. -.-.-- adm No. tr--
febI2ws WILLIAM BAxTER. sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-02-12
EEseutor's sale Of Heal Estate.

T WILL oHer ~ public sale, On the premises.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11at,1S74, hetHssn
the hours Of Is n. and 4 o'clock =. NJ the farm
sitnSte4 in AayIborotoWnship. Stark county, o.
being the nsFtheast quarter Il secti0n rs aiss 20
Acres Of the northwest quarter Of section Is.
This land is in q good stale Of cultivation. we'll
Watered with neyer-fAillnE springs, has onit =
good bearing orchard, IL well supplied With farm.
buldtngs and contains about 10 acreB Of u6boT.
Il con1aniently laituased On tia main road s
Sf the village Of MarIbore, and AZ miles north
east % the villaRs Of HGrrisb1rg Il must ao-
cordtng % the viii. be sold at public RslsS and
two lola OF so acres each, and enc Of 40 heroa.
Terma-0ne-third cash ,oLe-fhird inl0ne year
and one third in tWa years With interest on d.
ferrsd Paymsnts.and payments secured by mort
gage any further faformationeWi viii be ehoSrC
fully given by y. D. CARR. ExacuRot.
Marlboro, Jan. g. 74vsf --5~-71~.7D -