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DECISIONS-AUG. II.

SUR me Court Chambers-Bv judge Donohue:-
Giles Do6ney, and Grant sgt 81 GHnh s
sgt Lynch and sheldon at Westhotion depl.i Ioeni
act nE-Mo;iOn denied without cOe's Beojfunh kgI
Tomess276 allowance. BIZ, ast OverhiseT-GiAntcd un
painT stipuae discontinue without COTS Cdfrol
at sopeT.-Aotion granted without costs.
Marine Court-Chdrbrs-By Jddge Sheridan.-
Dowdel agt. Tho Mayor, Sc; Murphy agt. The aayor
schsumn at The Mayor, &c.DemuIrets oveir0led ara
Judgments ordered accordingly for panrs hsftmth
Baes-Iews Hsssbcre receiver. Estrada aRt Ssdo-
dsai-s complaint for want prosecution, Co.
canted with costs defendant Lane szt F1lgEs-De-
fendsn ordered deliver over notes and costs or oherrso
attachment will ISSUE. Isourrtto Bellows Notion 70
yscate order granted with SO Peck AFT
Many-H0tion strike shown granted with
$40 costs Crsry sRt Naturalization granted with $40
costs Frsman sgr. LOHghanMOtion 10 vacste order or
arre, granted Coryersc Contradiction denied Sonen-
berg A.. DoyIn-Not!op gfsntd. AIAen sgt. Feters-4o
tion denied Leiber NcCabeMoton granted Co1sl-
hull agt Alge-koton granted Dunbar st. Deim-Ord0r
renewing lien. Keller sg Ggiswoid Myers ast aith'"s
Mesger0ie s.t Steele SCARS agt. Honesty Semsn es,
Maitland Ifnisman sst Morgan Davis at Trenori Lynch
est. Temlein.- Orders granted.
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Of the anchorage piers. They are compressed D. ths
means of perm clamp AZ this point and tbs spiral
wrapping hrou ght to the clamp. When all the rest OF
the work "a completed tue ends of the cables anchor
chains &c. will entirely surrounded with and buht
up ir the r,ssnry yet to DO done. The observer VII
only able to for round cables coming up to the
face he anchorage piers ana apparently ending lcre
When the cables been finished the nett operation
Is - put the wroughtiron bands around them % whcn
the suspenders ase fastened~ghich hold up the foor
Ie officers OF TIE company say that the work Ia pro-
eressug favorsbly in every way. request YVES MADE
OF Cor roer Gr on for the million dollars then due IRON
New-York City. during the month Of June lie paid
$500 and requested little tine befor" paying the
balance, which was agreed TO. The company have not
askeL for yo but anticipate no difficulty In getting
when they do. -
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CIVIL NCTEs.

Suits have been begun in the United states Dis
Tiot Court agsust ts following persons Oh CasO@bouSe
bnt.. O. NJ pcrga8tc and D. V. Frlcr sJ32| Edward
ar-a Henry BicA nson, sud Robert H. Murray, S4Io W;
FiIIicir May5ury and t. sljte, - 6OJ &c.
IynatIus Denmau If brooklyn, C 16 had his leg
crushed about between the T - and the dock 81
Fr-ry incoming baiL watch stack heavily
against slc of t.r ~. ne young AaHa st"i'las,
brOd-lta =JJs l.i4a'
tie ferry ,Oh4any.
4 s,dt has been begun in the Court f Common
Pleas by BENJAMIN Richardson Ggans, the Ch.cag 20 SdgIg
an Canada Railroad "omPnny on notes sgrrega':lg
ySiIs have gone 10 protest.
jade ~ DAILY Yesterday r14uri IN attachment IA ie
sIdt against The defendants ~ alpTcyn corporation
The Society far the Reformation OF juvenile De-
neuents obtained eseray fro Judg DoAohu" IN supreme
Court Chambers AT order Itigns Jacob Aberie en Others
OF iyui Tl, alter L. WY thy Eui restrained
anu rrs AIMING them n The nrahthe oiu sG toi h'os'
Herr, Mor.JTd, attending 81 party and witness st
sut before district COls; arrested On an order Of
arrest ~ apoter civil sQ. The Statutes o. THIS state *
Irez-!g lcr. arrest wiir' oodnS y give tNi
dcug, gyil evidence and rrGr'ilg Ithi tI''- '''u''
Dolo &c. sipIcns Ccart Cn'i0er'' Nj A"ilo'd vas at
once 81 Charged
a sun has been begun by Mrs. Marie "altner OF
BROOKLYN 20 have hrf Iarig wit simon Wa!thor adldgod
nail hard, ana her oinid doc acd LEG Innate
she alleges thar suts,qusF 20 her marriage she learned
tat hrr AID tiee chlivi ia Germany
Li- afiNul ia ia country Ne inas-
lied a sot,.u named N. es.a ~ vhus- f4F0.
b.. -h 70 large amount
prlpsry Gefasny, ard wit Of 10 ehr "sh nbtaihe,
liaynord Iail Ito ceies ths' ne has
VIZ ~ Germany ana tlai the hble, IN Nho' 'No'
hJ effected Insurance Ga bis NE Vac az M. mary iuIso1
hc IL 90 ycara old, while MA vile is ohy T.
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been published all the country, and no had never
heard Of any adverse crtcisIl upon IL.
Mr.. HOWE rep. Wis., a he thought Congress hal
got this law such confused state that the people
did nJ' know how &c was themselves. He favored tho
restoration OF the frankng privilege, and moved an
amendment 70 allow Ser urs Representatives, and
Delegates Congress- Secretary OF tho Senate, aud
the Clerk OF the Hoase Of representatives to send and
receive letters and dOcr ner8 only lnd not PACKAGES
AMI other matter relating exclusively TO public bus ness
Agreed to.
Mr. CIRISTTANCY CIep. Mich) also favored the
RESTORATION OF the fankng rv ege, sud said its repeal
piece OF demagosism.
The smendne OF Mr.. lGdock restoring hat privere
was agreed to-Ycas. 30 Nays I5-es follows: Repub-
lcans roman Democrats In states, and independents
In sVALL CAPS
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The bin tlCr reported 20 Tho Henatt, AID IEo
amendments nIade in CoEGhtee OF the Whole were
agreed -.
Nj HAMLlN moved to further amend so a. 10 provide
that tracts made by the Postmaster General for last
mail shall not bs for longer period han Two
years. A. reeI To.
Mr.. RANDOLPH Dem. n. j. said that he voted for
tho rostora on or the ranking privilege under misap-
prchclsi0u be INTENDED to against its restoration
Mr.. HITCHCOCK tPep, Nehi renewed hi5 aInead-
mcnt made IA ,hI Committee of the Whole. 3ppropr4.
atng $40 900 for fae 1s service between Chicago ana
Omaha. Agreed 10.
The bin was then read tbrG time AMI ?assed-Yeai,
25 Eayr, L.
The CHAIR announced COME" Committee or
the dsagrecine votes Of two hoCses mo blu u
regulate the " art cal limbs % disabled 'Ddiers
oi tho late MefsIs. Logan Booth ind GordUp, and
The hill in relation 20 the partition O real estate IN re
Distrct of Columbia Ns5srs tre,nghuyse; Howe, ana
Stevenson.
On motion q Mr.. ED%ITNDS the Senate took up tie
Joint resolution Of the House proposing amendment
10 the Constitution Of the United states prohibiting the
appropI ston Of money Ut tn support OF schools OF
religious and then, at O'Clock, took recess dntl
~ o'clock this evening.
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A oAsr on YELLoW rEyER.

The steamship Columbia, from Havana, ar
rived al his ort on the 2d OF August and lard,d liz
,,s.engcr- Al Pier No. I3 North River On the f0li0w-
inc day competin the i've days from port required b.
the Guaannc regulations the cargo was d'schdi ed by
lighters nc Quarantine. On Saturday evening AUG, o.
the steamer was towed 10 Pr No 49, DuSing al tait
90 apnareny m sooi health, and after TIE
90, doaksd lie 10 ~ biz home IN the Ninth hGri. GA
Gund,. lac was taken SICK Hiih ytio. FEVER lie wac
s,,'.nIy rculoy we'd 10 iLe Qaa.Enne Hospital. iespr
ay IL was reported NJ fcs No. 10 that he hal died IA
M sosutllS
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$4,000 bail az the Tombs Police yesterday tf an -
tempt larceny gold watch and chain yaned st SOU
the Robert Dick Of Buffalo, while he WAS crossing
the Cortlandt Street Ferry ON Thursday night
Henry j. Zmmner was charged BY Charles ~
Whitehead slswyeg No 81 Wallet, with having forged
hrs name 10 four the City Bank At Nd ~ Wast
the .greeae OF the forgeres being $40 Inc Doy
vss neld for tal Tonbs Police Court yesterday
Thomas Mullady of No. SIC Fast Fortieth-st.
charged Dennis Hcouirk az The IorEvis Poge eonst ygs
teray assault and robbery mulady says a HcInA
caught lin by The throat took SO from his pocket JUS
tee committed the for eranhnston
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furniture.

EUnNlTURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
4 Tor Cast-At COWFERIItWAltS, 400 ans iJI chat
hamst rhrc" loucs gniHss aud IS lar wareruoias
rlcd last -t,lc goods Bureau ana DIcs,g,es- saIs,
painted walnut, SIS 90 s2o'. rap brdssets, Il.
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES! DOWN PRICES.
w -Ban4c,s Of al kinds Catreis, Haniusa, cloths
,ariias, tlJlns, canvas BuIIs, butErams Cp-Oistevy
UoUls E,. ANDREW LISTER & Co, No. a7i EIoatvay
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tce Gram.

4 FACT.-HCRTON's ICF CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and appreciated or purity nohues AID certainty Of be-
ing delivered In sOOl order.
CHURCHES. FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS &c.
supplied Il
o5c. PER QUART.
Depots Fourthave l2G4 Broadwsy aud u Galatians,
RUSSELL ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
ely Dealers and churches - cents per quart Special
attention town orders. l2 Bible House.
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Biddy-"Did yez' liver see finer wake: a.
nicer funeral, or q purifier corpse than FadiysV Hor-
ora" Niyer n wanst." Biddy-' And do yeZ Know
Peddy Was that natural oike, had he come TO l'e and
got our OF his coffin to see himself in it, Sedad lie himself
wouldn't have known he dcad"-lProyidenee Jour
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tYeen EniyoSalty-plaoe and Fifth.ave. I:


MINIATURE ALMANAC 900
sun r1sos BOZ Sun $50. 703 Moon rises. lO;2O
UIGu ri!S DAY-A. ~ an
Island l2:4l Hell 6. Ferry 2:3O
THE DAY-P ~
Hook 1921 COWS island loo heu u feLI!.- zoo
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Arg. IL, 1915
Below may be found the result of to-days
sale At Arch Johu.tons establishment Thirteenth-st,
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GO nlbom il alap Concern

A MEXICAN MINING ARD.-Vcmporary
~ Office IS ye building. owners AMI lessees o proper
lie Niciny OF Bload ard Wals,s
pr0I0ss To- providing PERMANENT rooms tor tie OF tbs
Boa By order OF the LxoNtlyo Committee III. ]. HUB
EAlD secrciaiy
{VANTED-To purchase, n HOUSE on Mad
isoD or 5thaye, between 18th and 60thss Address
Il. &. 3US Megt 231sL
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

1corgo lee, well-kuown pickpccket, was held IN
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TEE COURTS.

THE SUNDAY EXCISE LAW.
POWER or TIE POLICE TO ENTER PLACE OF
PUBLIC AMUSEMENT WITHOUT WARRANT Or
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6ales bn Aurllon

A.. MFEwIN, AuctoneeT
VSY BANGS, MERWlN & Co, $50 Braadwav,
, near Bead ss-Sa,s VI Books WORKS of Ar Dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12

GOUrH SIDE, j.. l., near Bay, ocean, and
- depot; perfectly healthy; good table, IleEty ioyi;
29 hours by Long Island lailroad A1ucyio depot ".
4. HALSEY, AtlAuicyllc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19
EX. REBELS IN GOTERN MENT EN-
PLOY.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 8. 1876.
The Radical press, as we'll as their
cross road orators, continue to raise a
terrible howl and endeavor to fire the
loyal Northern heart with the false de-
claration that the Democratic party isin-
luenced and controlled by those who. in
the late war, were in rebellion against the
Union, when the factis, from the close Of
the war to the present time, the Repub-
licau party with General Grant at the
head, has not only recognized, but offici-
ally ordered Union soldiers to stand aside
and give lucrative places to open and
notorious rebels Of the most dishonorable
and pusilanimous stripe. The records
and documents on file in the Department
show the disgraceful fact that VIM. H.
Chapman was Lieutenant Colonel of
Colonel John S. Mosby's guerrillas, and
is now Special Agent in the Postoffice
Department at So day, His brother,
Sam F. Chapman. was Captain Of Com.
pany E, same command, and is now
Postal car Clerk, receiving SI,4oo per
annum, running between Washington
and Richmond. This man w. H Chap
man, is the one who tied Union soldier
to tree, severed from his person his
privates, and then placed them in the
victims mouth. He also assisted in the
hanging Of the SIX, Union soldiers be-,
longing to the Sixth Michigan Cavalry.
These atrocious facts we're reported to
postmaster Jewell and he dismissed him,
but Grant made Jewell reinstate him,
which was the direct cause of Jewell leav-
ing the Cabinet. These facts can not be
successfully denied, as the evidence is on
file in the War Department. The infu-
ence in these cases is Grant and Mosby.
Elias Griswold appointed by Grant,
through the influence of Mosby. to an
s., 300 clerkship in the Treasury Depart
ment August 24,IS76., He was Major
and Assistant Adjutant General on Cen
eral John H. Winder's staff, and was in
charge of AndersonviIle Prison pens
during the war, and also in charge Of
Castle Thunder and Tobacco Warehouse
at the close of the war. John G. Herter
was Second Lieutenant on the rebel ram
Alabama, and is now Special Agent in
the Department of Justice, through the
influence of Senator Morton and Colonel
Mosby. Miss Jackson, whose father
killed young Ellsworth at the Marshall
House, in Alexandria, in 1861, is now
ninehundred dollar clerk in the Treasury
Department, through the influence Of
President Grant and Colonel MosbY.
Mrs. Mumford, whose husband cut down
the Stars and Stripes in New Orleans, is
now in the Treasury Department at ST.
200 per annum, through the influence Of
Senator Morton and Colonel Mosby.
VIM. M! Catlin, Major and Quartermas-
ter in an Alabama Regiment, is now in
the General Land Office, receiving 81 500
per annum through the influence OF Gen
iBabcock and President Grant. Marcy
Adison, a Sergeant in the famous Black
Horse Cavalry, is now clerk at $I 400
per annum in the Surgeon Generals OF.
flee, the influence of Colonel Mosby aud
General Grant. Miss Mosby, sister Of
Colonel John S. Mosby. is a 81 400 clerk
in the Patent Office, through the influence
OF Colonel Mosby and General Grant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19
Partition Notice,

Elizabeth Flickinger, Jacob Flickmger, John
Wertzand Henry NJ. Wert2 of Wayne county. Ohio;
David Wertz, Caroline Wertz Priscilla Wertz,
William q Wertz Charles Werta and Franklin P.
Wertz. of stark COUNTY, Ohio George Wertz and
Wilbur Wertz, of Lancaster county, Pennsy vania;
Ohio and William 0berlin. Executor Of the last
will and testament Of { arah W,rtS, deceased, are
hereby notified that Henry Il Curley and Ellen
Curley, bis wife, on the Doth day Of August, A. D..
Pleas ofstark county. Ohio demanding partition
of the following described real estate situate in
stark county, Ohio, to.wit: The southwest quar-
ter of section number s, township II OF range 10,
containing l64 acres more or less.
That on the 14th day of October, 1876, or as soon
thereafter as counsel an be heard, application
will be made TO said Court for an order that part
tion may be made accordingly ..
UNDERHILL Il LAHM
Aug. 90 '76..-3lw6 Attys for Petitioners
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A HUMOROUS VIEW OF IT,

In recent speech MARK Twain" ut.
tered the following sentiment regarding
our system of civil service reform. They
say that the speech was delivered at a
Hayes meeting, but anybo who cannot
see that Twain was driving at the Re-
publicans has no sense ofhumor "
Our present civil system, born Of Gen.
eral Jackson and the Democratic party,
is so idiotic, so contemtibie, so grotesque
that Dahomey jeer and the very gods
of solemnity laugh, We will not hire a
blacksmith who never lifted a sledge.
We will not hire a school teacher who
does not know the alphabet. We will
not have a man about US in our business
lifc,in any walk of it, low or high, unless
he has served an apprenticeship and can
prove that he is capable of doing the
work he offers to do, We even requires
plumber to know something laughter,
and pause by the speaker about his
business renewed laughter), that he
shall at least know which side Of a pipe
is the inside. (Roars oflaughter.) But
when you come to our civil service, we
serenely fill great numbers of minor
offices with ignoramuses. We put the
vast business of custom house in the
hands Of fathed who does not ,knowha
bill Of lading from transit Of Venus
laughter and pause never having
heart of either of them before. Laughr
ter.lu(Under a treasury appointmentwe
pour oceans ofmoney and accompanying
statistics through the hands and brain Of
an ignorant Yillager, who never before
could wrestle with two weeks wash bill
without getting thrown. Great laughter.
Under our consular system we send crea-
lures all over the world who speak no
language but their own, and even when
1t comes to that, 60 wading all their days
through floods Of moods and lenses and
flourishing the scalps of mutilated parts
of speech! When forced to it we order
home a foreign ambassador who is fres-
coed all over Observation-Disclosures
creetness- daughter but we immedi-
ately send one in his place whose moral
ceiling has perceptible shady tint to it,
and then he bravs when we supposed he
was going to roar. We carefully train
and educate our naval officers and mill.
tary men, and we ripen and perfect their
capabilities through long services and ex-
perience, and keep hold of these excel
lent servants through a just system of
promotion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19
"YoUR ADMIRABLE ALLIANCE"

On the sth Of July last, Gov. Hayes,
then at the Continental Hotel, Phila-
delphia, wrote the following letter to
Samuel J. Tyler. Secretary ofthe Ameri-
can Alliance" in answer to the notice
by the latter, that he Hayesl was elect
ed member ofthe Know NOthing:.TAl-
lance" uad lra 10 5Fq
"I have just received your letter, in
forming me Of my election as member
Of your admirable Alliance, Return my
thanks to the Alliance, as deeply sym
pathize with its principles.
l remain your fellow citizen,
. 3W l'nat hif flg r. B. HAYES.
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Hnhlrdnu Lhe 2Sh dau Of Ociober. 1s76.
SHERIFF SALE.
William Hanson. VS.. Edward J. Hug, et ul

William Hanson vs. Edward J, Hug ct ux.
! By virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the
court OF common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and
TO me directed, win offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door of the court horse in the city of
Canton, on
Saturday, The 4th day Of Nonmber, 1876,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to.wit: Beginning the original north
east corner Of the northwest quarter Of section
eight tS township nine (9) and range nine (9);
thence south S31 % west eleven chains and nine
links to post on the bank of the Tuscarawas
river at low water mark; thence south nine chains
TO post from which white oak twenty inches
IN diameter bears south seventy five degrees west
distant Hty.fve links; thence north 6415o east
twelve chains and hfty,eight links 70 a posi- from
which an oak ten inches bears north $50 east
distant six links; theuce north one degree east
four chains aud niuety.hve links to the place Of
beginning. containing seven acres and twenty.
one huudredths of an acre, lI.-taf ~
Appraised at 500.
sale to commence at one o'clock p. IN. Terms
cash. t..-. .,...-..-4 ~.
oct5e 't'eH Up. RAUCH. Sheriff,
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Essig Z sluss VS. David A. Jamison.

bSslg q oluss W. DhNlu A. 1anisoh' th
BY virtue Of vendi exponas issued from the court
of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door Of the court house in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the 4th day of November, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In sad
county to-wit: Lots number thirty nine 1897 and
fortylhve (4S)in Shively's addition 10 Louisville
Appraised as follows: Lot 80 al 1925; lot No. 45
at SiA0.
SaIe TO commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
oc Sc J.P.RAUCH, Sheriff.
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administrator 8 Sale of ReaI
.e"a Estate, l,

In obedience to decree Of probate Cont, I will
sell At public sale on the premises in the town Of
Blthlehem, now Navarro stark county, Ohio, Lot
No 6S, together with the appurtenances thereon,
know As the Bethlehem Tavern STAN. Terms
One third cash, and the balance In two deferred
payments, with interest Sale TO take place on
Saturday, October %, 1876, At one O'clock 2. ~, Z
JOHN LOEW,
October S-eW AtministratoE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19

Thomas Y, Mosby, a brother Of Colonel
]. S. Mosby, was a bushWhacker during
the war, was appointed by General Grant
on the 9Th day Of August, a Gauger. in
the Fifth Virginia District, through the
influence Of Colonel Mosby. Es
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19
SHERIFF SALE.


By virtue of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of5tark county, Ohio, and
to me directed. will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door of the court house in the city Of
Canton, on
Saturday, the 2Sh day Of October, 1876,
The following described real estate situate In said
county to.wit The north west quarter of section
thirty.thret (33) township one (i), and range ten
(lO), containing one hundred aud sixty three Q6S)
acres Of land more ur less.
Appraised at s., $4,000.
Sale to commence at one o'c'ock p, m. Terms
cash.
Sept 2Se ]. 2. RAUCHi 6herih.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19

Old Simon Cameron once very tersely
remarked this is a hell Of govern
merit." And now Cameron once again
assumes the position Ofhead devil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-19
J. B. IMRIE,

OONTRACTOR, P, o. Box 221, Canton, Chic
" Railroa and County Work a specially. Bst
mate, furnished and satisfaction guaranteed.
may6'15-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TTENRY H. TRUMP, Canton, Ohio, Notary
LII Public and Abstractor Of County Records.
to any desired time, at reasonable rates. Bast
basement court house. m -I'i feb2Af66
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SHERIFF SALE.
VIM. JOhnIOn VS. John c. Cook ct u1 ct al,

VIM. JohnsoA Vs Jonn Y. COOK et u1 eI al,
BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and
10 me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry vt the door Of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on tt'
Saturday The 2sth day Of October, 1876,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: Beginning at point on the north
line OF street known as Broadway In the town OF
Alliance so feet distant from the intersection Of
the eastern boundary OF an appropriation for the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad; thence with
raid line of said street in an esslerly direction
along said street so feet heneea portherly course
on line parallel with the Cleveland and Pitts.
burg Rail Road l45 2-10 feet; thence q westerly
course parable with said Broadway street 80 feet;
thence In a southerly direction parallel with the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road, one hundred
and forty five and 2.l0 feet l45 2-lO) TO the place
of beginning ~ -'.i '"t p. ''0|''
Appraised at 1880. ,.a.in. Ia. g,.s.l,4,l
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash. tlatt'l ta"i I.ll ..tl
sqpt28e T t sIo J,P.RAUoH, Sheriff. n
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Saturday, the 28tA day Of October, 1876
SHERIFF SALE.

Andrew Barchheld vs. Frederick Aanz ct ux ct al.
Byvrtae of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county, OHIO, and to
me directed will offer for sale at public outcry,
ut the door Of the court house In the city of Can
ton, on
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aovEREIaNs or INDUSTRY.

DuCKEYE COUNCIL, No. 90, meets every alter
d nate Friday evening over I. b Albert Cos
store. .a.,,,nD
DAVID DoDsoN, Sec'y jan2TTs