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THE SEQUEL TO AN ELoPEMEyr.-The
whereabouts OF a couple that eloped from
Newburgh, n. \ :, a long time ago were re-
Gently discovered in q peculiar manner. The
couple are DIR. De Wolf Jones and Mrs.
andrew Ermencker, the wife Of an industrl-
Gus German, who married her ten years ago
In Georgia. Jones became acquainted with
her by being called TO attend her while sick
After she had recovered she asked her hus-
band TO supply her with money To visit her
reiatlves IN Georgia: He did SO and she left,
taking her child with her. She did not re-
turn. a short time ago he received a letter
rom Mr. Calvert OF Chicago, who state that
MS child had related story Ia him OF being
cruelty beaten by Jones, giving her name,
residence, and name OF her father. Mr.. Err
mereker proceeded to Chicago. found the
guilty pair, and had them arrested. Jones
~ respectfully connected there. Now thar
he has got his child, Mr.. ErmeGeker cares
but little about the elopers.
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EVENING STAR.


Suicide OF A YoUNo GrRL--A young
girl hfteef years OF age, daughter OF William
Oeg. a lsborer living near Venice. Butler
county, Ohio, drowned hsrselfin the Miami
n ser on Saturday last. Various causes are
assigned, among which was an effort on the
part OF Der parents 10 compel her TO marry
an elderly man whom she disliked, but the
most direct influence appears 20 have been a
little quarrel between herself and mother.
she had been scrubbing the floor OF their
house, and Corrected by a slap q smaller
child which soiled the door she was clea ming
anu her mother reproved her, and slapped
ner In return. Declaring she would drown
herself, She rose, packed her clothing up in a
bundle, apd started down To the river, her
elder sister accompany ing and attempting
20 paclfy and dissuade her from her purpose
but without avail. On reaching the river
she first threw her bundle ofclothing in, and
then plunged In herself almost drowning her
sister who was trying 10 pull her back. She
sank In about seven feet OF water. Her BODY
was recovered near the same spot a few
hours afterwsrd by means OF a seine.
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A LEXANDBIA AND WASHINGTON T. b.
ALExANpRIAANnE RsnKKICKsBuRaR R

dIBAdNUhIh hNU ELECTROMAGNETIC Ia,
C0TH1 ar % and Si1th streets.
Local trains leave for AleXSni a. follows 8,
So 10, ii g. m 1, ,, a., 5, o, p m; and
q m, ard 4 and b .. m. daily, all other trains
daily except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandria as follows Q, .,
q no, an 1, 5,4 and . m; The 9,
=, and " a. IN aud . and D. m. from Alexandra
daily all other trains daily except sunday.
O. IN. sud o. Ia connect with trains on Wash
fngtOn and Ohio z X
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves asbipgtoB 3. IN. daily ,excepcSunday.
Through tlckess 20 81 points South and Southwest
Tor sale al ofces corner 18th street and Pennsyva-
MA avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where pa--s leave orders for bag
gsse 70 be checked 81 all hotels and residences
fsronGh To Destination. ID. n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. u. WILKINS, General Supt.,
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IN TIE sUPsFAE c 3Yg Pr ~ TAs DIsrRIo1

-
Thts l5fh Lay Of Norember, 4. ID. ISIS.
Is BE, JOHN y. GnhEs.No. A'eSe, Equity Docket
The object Of this suit Is to authorize the leti-
toner 70 change mis- name to John II. Carter. Tho
petitioner recisse that no citizen Of the District
OF Columbia, and that he hos always been known
and has entered into, and OF 70 enter into ob
reasons and In pursuance Of oct Of Congress, tt u
ordered this day By the Court that the motto Of
fling this petition Be published once . week for
thr weeks, In newspaper Of general ciroula-
ton In the District.
By the Court. A. WYLl1, Justice.
a true copy. Test D. J. MDI0S, Clerk.
By L. p. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk. novls-m,su
RARaAIRs IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having commenced the manufActure IL ~
oENrLRMIND BOOTS AND SHOES To1V
0RDER,
have determined 20 Close out ny entire stock Of
eentlemsn's ready made BOOTS and SHOES e coss.
JAS. n. vERMlLYA,
oct0 6 $40 9Th street. ODD. Patent Once.
WANTED-Evsrybofr 70 know that Il Viu be
w trouble to select CLOTH Nc from the
large stock q 4. sTRAUs, 1oll Psnnsylysnia AZ
enue. noy0
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UO4S CHEAT uO9S
1919 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1919
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave follows:
Rasbfngton-.... 900 a. IN. Baltimore 1:2S o N.
..-.-1 .s5 g. IN Ills D. NJ.
..-.-. TAO Pm. - -6:0op m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
with elegant Scenery, Palace state room Day and
Night Cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 20 Western and Central
Eew York.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTOd 70 the w EST and
hOk1H without cnanze.
Tickets b. this route can be procured ct the Of
uces corner OF 18th street and Pennsy vania avenue,
and corner of Sth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable information
will be given "a oil tiIues.
Passengers prOcUTing tickets at these Offices can
secure accOmmOde' ions in Palace Cars for Chicago,
Pitsburs and Rachezter.
d. 81 bOYD. ia, Gent Passenger Agent,
marl6-ly PhiladephiA, Pa.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PONED, on account Of the rain, until SATURDAY,
GEO w ETICKNEY snryiyppnS Truu.aa
noy22-eod
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The public are respectfully invited t. inspect ia,
Paintings, which are on exhibition,
nov2y st DUNCANS0N BROS. Aucts
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hUNCANSON BkOS., AuotlOneers.
~ Corner gh a3i streets northwest

" Corner yh a9i . Streets northwest.
CATALOGUE SALE OF HIGH CLASS MOD.
BEING PART OF THk COLL sc floS on D,
GALE. ksQ.. No. l1lS CHESTNUT STREET
PHIhADkIPHh. Now ON EXHfBiTIoS
81 HOODS BUILDING. CORNER OF I'm
STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVYNrE
And WILL BE SOLD st PUBLIC AUCTION
IN WEpNEsnAY, TUESDAY AND Fri,
rs .N9s HEvE MBEh ], y, 3. AT
RESENTED IN THIS COLLECTION NAY re
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~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until FbIDAY, November 18th, 1875, sam hours
and places BY order Of the Trustees
noyH ,l9,22,2i Rep day of saie.l
RON ACCOUNT OF THE ILLNESS OF ONE
OF the Trustees the above sale Is further
until TUESDAY, December 18th, same hour and
place. By order OF tie Trustees.
j. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman,
nova w f.m,ts Rep dAv of sale
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AUCTION SALES

"M. L. WALL CO, AuctlgnAerS
w $50 Louisiana avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets
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NEW YORK AID WARRINGTON
TO BALTInoKE, PHILhDEhPHiA,
ALL POINTS ~ The NEW ENGLIND
ruporo. ,STATES
INV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CANS.
The equipment % tbis line IL Uev APP of the most
elegant and I'm proved finish.
TRAIN LEANISG AZ gas 4 M Is pull
Man PABLOk CAR TRAIN gXCLUSlyELY
PULLMAN PALkCE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
line will leave deySt of Baltimore sad Poyomac
Railroad, CORNER II 9th AID -.I,.e:s a. s,l!o.s.
''so . IA ExST.ss for Phil .delphia Nes York
m, sLd p1lhts a.. daily, except SUNDAY
s.SS an. Liza tied v II -Puilman Gar Train
Iof fhl'sdetphis, New York aud points East
daily, exceg' sun az
1850 NJ Express for PhiIsdel ph.a and New York
1850 m. ESFTsss f5r philadelphia and way points
$40 m. EIpress Cor Philadelphia, New York
aid points r 49, sally
PnLImAS PABLOR OARS on all Day Trains.
pfoLLnAN PAtbCE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets aud information be procured at the Of.
ices OF the COMPANY.
Baggage esiied for and checked at hotel. and prt-
vste residences orders left tse Offices Of the
company, nOTthesst corner 18th street and Pennsyl
vsnis avenue, and On northeast corner of Pennsyl.
vanls aveDue aui 9th street.
Depot BALTINORs AND POTOMAC RAIL
SOAD, corner Str an streets
General Passenger Agsut, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
teol superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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Auction SALES.
hUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers
y SOUTHEAST corner 81 9th and d stTeets u. W.

hUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner II 9th and ID streets ".
SECOND HAND FURNITURE, BEnsrEADs,
Bl REAUs, WAsHSTANpS, uPBIGHT AND
01HER DESKS. TABLES, BRUSs E y,
WisE I'm an mp o INSR.,S SAsPsTs
ETs,LoOklNG Gil .SsEs,TUCKERSPRING. :,
COOKING, HEATING. AND OTHER STOVES
hHIkE WINES. AND CIGARS.
IN On TUESDAY MORNING, November 30.
AG 10 O'Clock we will sell, in front of our
H1salesrooms, the above mentioned goods.
~ Ar11 O'CLOCK,
Horse, Buggy, and Harness
1t DuNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer
w successor TO Green a W illiams, Auctfeneers.
1901, northwest corner 10Th and ID streets.
WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITES. NEARLY
NV WALNUT MARBLE Top CHANBER
SUITES; WALNUT T. WINE CASE: NAL
MT MARBLE. TOP sIDEBoARD; WALNV r
EXTENslOk TABLE: OAK DINING ROOM
ChA1RS; PAINTED BEDsTEADS. BUREAUS
AND WAshSThHDS; COTTAGE FURNI-
TUEE: BRCssELs, INGRAM ANO OTHsR
SARPETs; HsIR, HUsk ANo CoTToS-ToP
COOKING STOVES; CHINA, GLASS AND
CR0UKERY WARE: KITCHEN UTENSILS.
q On MORROW, (TaesdayJ November
" 3Ofh, Comm. nCirg a. I'D O'Clock a. m, n shall
~ eel In front II orr Auction Rooms the ADORE
~ assortment OF Furniture, Carpets, &c, be-
longing 10 gentleman declining housekeeping.
1t WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auot.
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NTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, November goth, ISIS, same cur and
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
poYl5. cod
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND ohio RAfLKOAn

CHANGE OF TIME, NOVEMBER 4, 1875. !.
An Lea 70 LASH NGTON
9:oO-bsiilner- aSd Ma Stations
Bressfast at Msrti1sbaTs. ~Ar~A'S'
i-Pciai i soess and " :. .rs s, Say s'A Ms
'So-D a. v Ann.yolis, RelsI, Ellie Jtt City
~, =, cations cations 70 Point of Rocks.
s:eo-NEw ioax ExPEEss.
c.3O-baltimOrs aud Way stations
9:15-StauDton, Winchester, Harpsr's Ferrv
bsser.,oT3 and Way stations, to Pied,
mont, Wa Metropolitan Branch.
-bALIINosEU SLINIIsp ExFRKss No stops.
l1oO-BsltiDOre and Way Stations.
81 i1O-NEw York ExPREss. 1850 m. on Sun.
I15-BaIiimore and principal Way Stations
sins a. ..y tis 14 :.
Wsy stations Main stem 1-N
5Ss-BsliimoIe and Way stations
5Ei:sss5: tsTE S.as ss a, sss way
xxLR s1naaons vi. Mstropolissn Branch
s20-CHIcIeo AND UfycnsshaqqT ~ y s' Hapa.
S:Oo-bAL! more ExPKEss
1lo-PITIsBrRs FssT E1rRHss.
s-20-BALTIaoKE FxPREss.
sSs-ssliinos and SS prinei pa Way Stations,
Il t ~ s1oa aogis fasr ExPRass;
1;3oo m 'I;i5 a. daily, except Monday.
500, 90, 1;is, $50, s:I5' ii 90 m, $50,
Pa, 4;l3, geo, 7.4o. 1850 pm, daily except
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION FOR WASH
$50, 3.i0 9;i5 an 1890, 500, 6:35, g:I5
40 pm dahl 90 " ashington only
oi59o' ,:Se, 1870 m, $40, $50, $50,
1920, III . "a. daily excspt Sunday
No cOhDeciis.,- San5sy TOR Hagerstowa An
nsp0Is, Stsunton or yBiley Branch, nor for New
iork and ! Eii.d lFbis 81 500 an. and J :, D m
Tor tnrthtr iHlnlaisiisn apply at the Baltimore
ARD tnl0 ueket .flCSs, Washington Station, aud
80 fents ital'. svsnue, where orders viii be
point IN the ciJ. TAOs. X. SHARP.
=, ,o,,. Master of Transportation.
l.: M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. kOONTZ, General agent uoyI-tf
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

I1UECAESON BROS, Auctioneers,
u eoutheast corner 9Th lad ID streets northwest.
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~ THE PURCHASER or THE ABOVE DE-
scribed property having failed TO comply with the
terms Of said sale made on September 81 ISIS, shall
resell the same at public auction, the premIs
on SATU RDAY, November 9Th, 1875, at O'Clock
p m, at the rsk and cost of the deaultng purchas-
er. GEO. w. STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
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WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w Successor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers,
1901 northwest corner Of 10th and d streets.
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~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account Of the rain, until MONDAY, November
Trustees.
nov24-eo6ds Jr COLDWELL, Salesman
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IL u
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctinnerr.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
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ID. II IA wA9kk !t!,h Ah,oss, an, .,,.,,
Fedora, Buildings, corner 7th and streets n, "

novls-eokd.w H. 4 do sEpGE z rV w..
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. A HUNCHBACK'S REVENGE.
Numbering Two Of the Boys Who
q Made fun of his DefOrmityD

Rome Correspondence Of the London Times.l
In August last great alarm was created
in the village Of Incisa, near Florence, by
the mysterious disappearance of two
children boy nine years old on the
morning of the 2lst, and another boy of
eight the following evening. 1t was sup
posed that they might have fallen into
the stream where they went to fish and
bathe, but no traces of them or their
clothes could be found. All kinds of ex-
aggerated ideas got afoat in the village,
more particularly as these were not the
first children who had suddenly disap-
peared, and it was asserted that there
were children-killers in the adjoining
wood. On the Doth, while one of the
women of the village was arranging her
hair at the back window of her room, she
heard frightful shrieks, and recognized
them as coming from Amerigo Turchi, a
boy nine years old, and that that they
proceeded from the workshop of one
Carlo Grandi, cart carpenter. She ran
down into the street and alarmed the
neighbors, who made for the workshop,
which they found closed, the boy crying
loudly for help from within. After vain
attempts to get Grandi to admit them,
they burst open the door, and found him
struggling to force the boy into hole.
He had cut TIE child fearfully about.the
head, and from his mouth blood was
flowing, caused, as the boy afterward
narrated, by wedge Grandi had tried
to force into his mouth to gag him.
o.. After the man was secured it was OBJ
served that some of the bricks of the
flooring were loose, and on their being
removed the first thing seen was child's
hand. The place was quickly dug up
and the mutilated bodies of the two boys
who had disappeared ten days before
we're discovered; and on the hole into
which Grandi was trying 10 force Ameri-
go Turchi being examined, number Of
other children's bones were found at the
bottom. No sooner was the thing known
than the village became a scene of the
widest excitement, and the authorities
had to send off in hot haste for whatever
military and police there we're in the
vicinity, and sufficient force arrived
Just in time to save the wretch from be-
ing torn to pieces by the populace.
1t seems that the murderer, Grandi,
was deformed man of very diminutive
statue, high rounded shoulders, very
large head, upon which there was not a
scrap of hair, and repulsiye features. AS
s,too often the case in Italy, such unfor-
,tnnate creatures become the object of
open public ridicule. The boys of In
elsa had been in the habit Of teasing and
tornenting Grandi and playing all kinds
of practical jokes on him, and it was in
revenge for this that he had, as opportu-
nifty offered, enticed now one and then
another of the ringleaders into his work.
shop, and there murdered them, burying
them under the floor. Amerigo Turchi
said that Grandi had invited him into
his wsrkshop under the pretext of hav-
ing some fun with the other boys; that
to accomplish this he was to hide in the
hole Grandi uncovered, but that imme-
diately he entered it Grandi attempted
70 strangle him.
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LEG4LI.E
SHERIFP SALE.
John I. Bender vs. Gotleib cashner

dOuu ~ oChuCh No NOhOip NnnhASA HH.. y
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the cour
of common Meas OF Stark county, Ohio and TO me
directed will offer for saleatpublic outcry at the
door the court house In the city Of Canton. on
Saturday, the Oh day 81 Novembtr, 1875.
the following described real estate situate in said
county to.wit. Being part Of Section 1STownship
IL Range g. beginning for the same alta post being
George Smiths northeast corner Of land
which he purchased Of Christian Warstler, thence
west l2 chains to q post thence 24o east chains,
thence north $50 east chain and DO links, thence
south 500 east chain and SO links thence north
64lSo east chains and ~ links, thence 10 west |
chain and II links thence north 800 west pDhain
and 20 links thence north $50 east chains, thence
north 13o east chain and 93links, thence north
90 west chains and 75 links, thence north 49o
west chain and 70 links, thence north 38l5o west
2 chains and 25 links. thence north 15l 70 west 4
chains and 20 links, thence north dlo west chains
and rs links, thence north lac west 2 chains and
l32 links, thence north 75o west chain and 30
Links, thence north 90 west chaias and60 links,
thence north 50 west chains and 30 links thence
north l5o west chains and so links, thence north
500 west chains and 40 links to p0ston the line
between Christian Warstler and Jacob Warstler,
thence on said line south S2o east 81 chains aud 9S
links to stone corner the centre of said Section,
thence south SO chains and S3 links to the quarter
IIpost between said Section and Section "a, In said
| Township, thence west IL chains and 5 links
thence north chains and 20 links 10 the place OF
beginning, containing 79.4215 acres of land, more
| Sale to commence at one o'clock D. m Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
L Oct7-E
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D.. b u .
WHILE we have been talking about pro-
noting immigration from Iceland to
Alaska, the Canadians Whose immigra-
ton system is literally and wisely man
aged) have actually begun the work.
Last fall the first eight Icelandic immi-
grants settled at Musquodoboit, on the
coast of Nova Scotia. Their numbers
have been increased to $50 by the ac-
cession Of colony Of their countrymen
who had settled in Ontario, but disliked
an inland location which offered them
no advantages for fishing, and larger
body Of 500 will Join them next spring.
The local government gives each settler
block Of land containing 100 acres, one
acre of which is cleared, and log house,
and has promoted local public works, as
roads, whereon the settlers can find en-
ployment till their first crops have
ripened. The Government has also
rented buildings on an island in Shell
burne county to shelter such immigrants
as require immediate aid, and seem to
consider the hardy Icelanders most val
liable acquisitions to the Acadian popu-
lalon, ss they are thrifty, industrious
snd intelligent, and well suited for such
a climate and location Exchange.
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...CASTORLA.

Cross, sickiy babies and children may enjoy
health, and mothers have rest if they use Castora
Worms, feyerishness, teething wind collie, souI
stomach and undigested food make children cross
and produces sickness aa.
Castoria will assmilate the food, expel worms
and correct all these things. For twenty years DR.
Pitcher experimental in his private practice Ia
produce an effective Cathartio and stomach rogu
iator which would be as effective as Castor Oil
without its unpleasant taste or recoil.
The population of his experiment extended :
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
to which he gave the name of Castoria.
Casoria is as pleasant 10 take as honey regulates
the stomach and bowels and does not grippe, ltit
adapted to all ages, contains no alchohol. and Is
absolutely harmless to the most tender infant.
Try Castoria once, and you will never be with
outit. . "
Prepared at the Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co.
46 Dey Street. New York. ...H
oct 7'75-gd
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Sale Of Real Estate.

a
The undersigned will offer at private sale the
homestead farm of John Hershey, deceased, con-
tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres, situate two
miles south of Canal Fulton Said farm is under
good state of cultivation, with good new dwell
ing house, burn, and Outbuildings. Also, tenant
house. orchard, and a good spring of water. In
the sale of.said farm there will be excepted, a
tram road right of way, renting for $3.50 90 per
year. switch right of way, renting for $3.50 90 per
year and right of way over and under thirty
acre coal lease off the east side Of said farm leased
to L. Crawford Sons, renting for 500 co. SO that
the right Of way rents and tenant house VIII
amount TO $500 90 annually to the purchaser, as
well as the coal rents arising from said coal lease.
Terms of sale will be made easy.
Ifsaid farm shall not be sold before THE FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next then the undersigned
win offer the same in entire lot or in parcels TO
suit purchasers. qt
Persons desiring further information concern
ing said Arm win call with the undersigned at
Canal Fulton. or with d. HEMPERLY. at the
hardware store at Massill0n, Ohio. r..l .I
.. 4.p W. G. MYERS, Agent
Canal Fulton, July 20, 1875. jy2-gh
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SHERIFF SALE.

Amelia Banks vs. Isaac r. Meyers, ct ux z
BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of StarR county, Ohio and
to me directed / will offer for sale at public out
cry, on the premises in the city of Masslllon, on
Saturday, the 10th day of Nouember, 1875
the following described real estate situate in said
county to wit, being the north east quarter Of lol
or block numbered one hundred and eighty four
QSi said loto block h bounded as follows: on
the north by North street. on the east by High-st
on the south by Plum-s street. on the west by Cedar
street.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms
One third Cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises
Oct. 2l.e WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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sHERIFFisALE

John Wagner vs. John Halter, ct ex.
( BY virtiieof an order tosell issued from the,
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and
TO lne directed will offer for sale at public outcry
at the door Of the court house in the city Of Canton
on .a... ...ltg.aa.,tg.Lll,,
Saturday, the 2Oth day Of NoyemJer, 1875,
county to WITT Part of fractional sectionthirty SO)
township eleven ~ range nine (9ll and bounded
as follows Beginning for the same at the south
east corner Of Christian Pitts land, thence south
21So west 81 perches and links thence north $50
west II perches thence north 2lo east "a perches,
and links thence south 88l 70 east II perches TO
the place of beginning, containing ten 0) acres.
| Sale TO commence az one o'clock D. m. Terms
cash, WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-11-04
Partition Notice.

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Catharine Poland, John Poland, Sarah Walcutt,
Elias Walcutt, Lucinda Myers, Amanda Myers
Cora A. Cluff VIM. Cluff w H. Palmer. Clara f.
Palmer, Joseph T. Palmer and John =. Palmer,
all Of Stark county. Ohio, and George ", Miller
petition was filed against them on the l0th day Of
September A. D. 1875, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, by Susan Lichtey,
and is now pending, wherein said Susan Lichtey
situate in Stark county, Ohio, towit out Lots
numbered PAT and 2448 as described on the map
of the city of Canton, in said county, the former
containing GA acres, more or less and the latter
acres, more or less Also lots numbered S55, 1895,
1897 1898 1899 1901 1908 1907 1905 1909 1910 1911
1912, 1918 1914 1915 1916 1919 and 1920 in the city
of Canton, in said county; and that at the next
term of said court the said Susan Lichtey will ap
ply for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises. IUNDERHILL u LAHM,
Attorneys for Petitioner
September 10, 1876. lh ii il49 % u,1u 6w