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The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Callao Apl 49, ships ventus Thebold, dig; Wig.
liant, Ross, do; Detroit, Blanchard, from Pisco, al
Sd, repairing.
for Barbados.
At Pabeon de Plea Mich 80. ships Oregon, Cush-
ing; Eric the Red. Alen Hermon, Dingle; S
Davis, Ford; S S Thomas, Norton; Louis Walsh
White; st Nicholas, Tobey; Peru, Larrabee; Tabor
Taylor, and Oneida, Eaton, ldg; balqnes G o Whit
more, Humphreys and Chas Fobes. Low do.
Sid TN Huanillos prev to Mch 80, ships FL Fl Nc
Gilvery, and Premier, McGilvery, for Europe
In port Mich 80, ships Andrew johnson, Crawford
Blanchard, Meady; N Blanchard, LoriDg
Phena Winslow, Cheney; Bohemia, Trask st Ste
phen, Douglass; Richardson, Palmer; j b Lin
coin, Lombard; William Reed Prince, and barque
franklin. Hassell, ldg.
Ar at Aspinwall Apl 10, barque Granada. Hodg-
don, Baltimore.
At Kingston, ia, Apl 20, sch j P Macheca, Wood
bury, at quarantine, with case small pox.
New York.
Sid I'm Shanghai Mich 10, barque Amatia, Blanch-
ard, Hakodale and Tientsin.
Sid I'm Hong Kong Mch II, ship Antelope. Cheney,
Manila, to load for San Francisco; 9th, Humboldt,
wiley, Manila, TO load for United States
In port Mich %. ships Alice NJ Minott, Whtmore,
LOT London; Chandos, Emery, for San Francisco. in
BALLAST; barque Wealthy Pendeton, Blanchard, for
bangkok ana back; Carlton, Amesbury, uDc.
SID I'M Saigon Mch IL, barque Ada Wswell, Wis.,
At Calcutta I'd inst, ship Farragut, Wilbur, for
New York. ldg
Cid at Havana Apl 25 barque Proteus, Orcutt, for
Matanzas and New York; 10Th, brig Ellen III Rich,
Paine, Pensacola; Mary Leighton, Leighton, Car
denas; sch Lettie Wells. Ashford, Pensacola.
CID at Windsor, Ms, Apl 20, scbs jed Frye, Lang
ley, Baltimore; 24th, Governor, Torrey, New York;
Effort, Low. do; 25h Olive, Frye, for Philadelphia;
Philadelphia,
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06

ISales at the Brokers Board, May Al
2 Boston q Maine Railroad. .................104 s
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth r. r. q 70
Boston 81 Name Railroad 7s..........m.- a 1124
Eastern Railroad new bonds. .............83 q 634
11dstetH hdiIrodu. sso4 " y
Second Call.
8 Boston & Maine Railroad 1041
Sales at Auction.
16 8-12 Bates Manufacturing Co... ..........111B
00 .... 40.
SonInenGai MILLS. '.s.s.,...s,..,.s.,.s'.'. 4I4
$4,000 Belfast (Me) 1885, .............,........,. 80
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Cld I'd. ship Conquerer, Gould
Cork. for orders.
NEW ORLEANS--Cld 2Sth, sch Julia A Ward
Stevens. Pensacola.
CID Sd, sch Belle Hooper, Gllkey. Genoa.
nPENSACOLA-Cld Both, sch ID Robinson, Glover
BRUNsWICK-Sd goth, scbs Lizzie, Young. fol
wilmington, Del; II H Seavey, Philbrook, tor New
Sid 3Oth. brig Open Sea- wyman, New York.
uNEWBERN. NC-Ar 3Oth, sch M L Whilmore
Whitmore, st Kits.
Fish, Hofses. from Caao for Baltimore.
Passed in Sd, sch Lunet, Kinds, from Charleston for
BALTIMORE-Ar Sd. ship Jane Fish. Turner
Calla9; schs vrae, Sharp, Kennebec; Acara. Chand.
CID Sd. schs G Knight, Pratt, Saco; Gen Banks
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Sd. schs Mabel Rose. AIler
Clenfuegos; Elizabeth De Hart, Low, Monsterrat.
Below, schs Mary Oliver, Baker, from Hayti
Ruth Darling Swazey, from savannah.
NEW YORK-Ar Sd. ship Helicon, Howes, noilo
barque H j Libby. Buchanan, Boston; Jose Bueno
Jones, st Jago; briggs j II Crandon. Pierce, SAINT
ander; Pettengill, Hall, Genoa go days; Daisy
Boynton, Appeby Cienfuegos II days; Il Staples
Showers Cardenas 10 days; Eliza Stevens, Rich, Go
Maria W Norwood, Andrews, Cardenas; schs Mary
St Croix Delhi. Emerson, Grand Turk; Ellen aDf
Drum Drummond, Higgins. Cienfuegos Ralph Carlton,
A Imes. Acnorn. Cedar Keyes: Light Boat Wood
Richmond; Annie Frye, Smith, Windsor. MS; G W
Baldwin, from Cotuit Point; Almeda, Smith, New
Ar 4th, ship Transit, Percy, fm Havre; sch Ralph
Carlton, Packard. Matanzas.
Cid Sd, ship John Bryce, Morse, Liverpool; baraue
Haskell, Cenfuegos; schs Kocbeko Jasper. Alicante
Mabel Staples Putnam, Zaza: Georgia, Coffin,
Cardenas; c M Richardson, Richardson, do; Annie
Pensacola; Mott haven, Collins, Calais.
Sid Sd. ships st John, Ne Plus Ultra John Clark:
barque Hattie q Dixon; brigs Mary Pennel M A
Berry, Kaluna; schs San Juan, Spartel, Honest Abe,
Five Brothers, W g Mowrey, and others.
Passed through He'll Gate Sd, schs W G Nov rev,
Eaton, from New York for Eastport; Sparte, Halo.
NEW LoNDoN-Ar Sd, brig Melrose, Griggs, Cape
New LoNDoN-Ar Cd. brig Ellen Maria, Hol-
NEW BEDFORD-Ar I'd, sch SamI G Hart Kel-
ley, Bueksport for Philadelphia.
Sid I'd, sch Martin w Bates, Gould, Bangor.
Thorndke. Poughkeepsie for Salem; Garland, Libby,
from Elizabethport for Portsmouth Charlotte Fish,
Clark, Maryland for Camden.
Passed by, sch Leonessa, Achorn, from Savannah
BOsTON-Ar I'd. sch Lugano, McKown, Mayaguez
As wiley, Rich. Bermuda; James Potter. Ogier.
Rawley, Rawley. Baltimore; l. Higgins. Rowe,
Calais; Baker, Robinson, Thomaston.
Below, brig Antelope from Matanzas.
Hurst kennebec; Orlando, Rowland, do.
Ar 4th, brig Antelope, Ray, Matanzas; schs K
Smalley, Staples St Croix; Albert Waite. Drisko,
Achorn, Savannah Abby WATSON, Dodge, Perth
Amboy; Alfred Keen, Keen, New York; Franklin,
Robinson, Thomaston ; Florella, Leighton, Mill
CID 9Th, barque Acacia Anderson, for Havana; sch
Wellington. Phillips. Bangor.
NEWBURYPOkT-Ar Sd, schs Lucy X Coggswell,
Sid 3d. schs Clio Chillcott, Fulton, Ellsworth; j NJ
PoRTSMoUTH-Ar I'd. sch Rosie s. Ad1a, Hatch.
Sid Sd, sch T j Trafton, for Kennebec
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06
A Good HOUSeixeeDer

Keeps everything bright and clean about the house,
when her Sverware loses its Drilliancy she polishes
1t up with SILVER WHITE" the best plate polish
IN the world. Jewellers and Druggists sell it, DEN
NISoN & CO., Prop'rs, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06

forms of disease should give this bengnant curative
patient trial. If they do, they may rely upon
decisive curative results. mY6eod&w1W
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06

FOfs TIE WEEK ENDING May. 4.
Nothing OF particular interest has transpired in
TINS department during the week. New England
but the transactions altogether of small volume
Houses that cater for the Western obbing trade
looking at samples of fall work. but have not given
any orders.
The quantity cleared at the custom house has been
as follows: ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.


Ar at Glasgow Sd inst, ship Jos Clark, Hayener,
Portland, (Nlch 20)
Ar at Liverpool Sd nst,shp Belle O'Brien, Bren,
Norfolk.
Ar at Antwerp Sd inst, barque Addie McAdam,
Merriman. New York.
Ar at Santander Apl Of, barque Kennard, Down
ing New York.
Mobile.
Sch Crofts, from South Amboy of and for Rock
land sunk 4th inst on Nantucket.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06

PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, May A.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Barque Agnes Wilson, (Br) Newman. London in
ballast to Ryan q Kelsey, to load tor Europe. Re-
ports heavy weather and lost and split sails.
Brig Hattie M Balm. Thestrup New York.
Brig Henry Dewey. Loring. New York, in bal
last, to j Winslow q Co.
Brig British Queen, Swinel, Nova Scotia for New
York.
Sch Atwood. (Br) Atwood. Barbados, for orders.
Sch Toronto, GOtt, BrOoklin,-canned lobster to
Jones.
Sch Victory. Osmore Milbridge for Boston.
Sch Ella, Squirting, Gouldsboro for Lynn.
CLEARED.
Steamship Matthew Curtis, Br) Young Glasgow
John Main.
Sch Chas Scanned, (Br) Smith, st John, NIB
Chase Leavtt 8 Co.
Sch Benedict, Crockett, Buehill. to load for New
York-S Kicker.
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner, Pembroke - Nathl
Blake.
Sch Chalcedony ingalls,. Machias-NathI Blake.
Sch j Baker, Chase, Machias-Nath'l Blake.
sunday, May 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch Cinderella, Duyva, Bremen.-dry fish for a
market.
BEL0W-Schs VIM Rice, Fred Holden, and over
100 others, for shelter.
The Portland daily press., 1878-05-06
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

KENNEBUNKPORT, May 4-Ar, schs G H Spot.
ford, Gray, So Amboy; Stephen Waterman, Boothby
Boston.
Waiting wind, schs Hattie Turner, and Emily.
CALAlS-Sld 29th. sch Mariel, Anderson, Boston
Kiota, Rogers, do.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
PERSONALS.

nor cameron does not seem to be iavorite OF
,ho WsshInOlon Post which calls him "A Ieepie
minded how Of oyerErowth, educated without pS'
inc learned and hoisted, by the main sIenBlh
and awkwardness Of his fathers money ana pow
sr into A posIton for which he has as little per
sonaI stnesa and as few qualifications, either as
10 character or as TO attainmens as berksn"e
hog has for preaching the Gospel
The Rev, James Freeman Clarke, In recent
sermon, said: ~ do not believe In holding up
gamblers like John Morrlssey to public aumlla,
tIon because he did not take bribes In Congress
but even he may rise up in the day oil Juuslnen'
with the people Of sodom and GomorraI' W oon
denim the professors Of religion who, Whlie te9on'
ing Bible classes on Sunday, are robping Ine COT,
porations Of which they are treahurers aurins Ill
the rest Of the week."
Frederick Powell went to San Francisco from
his home in San Joaquin county 70 get Seconu
wife his wife having recently died. He made
hIs errand known to q friend, who introduced
him to Widow Margery Watson. She was preuy
and he decided at once that she would answer MS
purpose. Within an hour he popped the question
and she, Influenced by the mutual friends repre-
sentations to his character and property said yes
Powell wanted to have marriage ceremony per
formed on the same day, but the widow said tna'
new clothes were absolutely necessary, ana IN
duced him to delay the wedding two weeks Ihas
was blunder on her part, for when the appointed
dav arrived and her house was filled with invited
quests. the bridegroom did not come He had
changed his mind. She sued him for breach Oh
promise and got verdict for S5,OOO
San sterano, which recent treaty has made
hIstorlcal was originally a colony of fishermen
founded by Neapolitan emisrants, whose descen'
dans still live there and sell fish and oysters II
is a delightful retreat, which in summer attracts
foreign merchants and Turkish functionsries' It
ia embelished with artistic little palaces, aud de-
lights in well appointed hotel. The village Is
situated a little above the level of the sea, and
upon and expansive plain remarkably prolific OF
vegetation. A railroad connects San Stetano with
Constantinople, which is reached in half an hour
The cars traverse the ost picturesque quarter OF
the city, that inhabited by Bulgarian gardeners
and Greek artisans. At the station at Yonikale
the traveller sees the ruins of wall which Of old
surrounded By2antium, and the Castle of the
Seven Towers, where Padiscia once confined the
representatives of the foreign powers that had
offended the Sublime Porte. 1t does not seem that
any Turks settle at San Steiano. No bars are seen
upon the windows, an evident indication that the
harem is not in vogue there,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

THE manufacturers gave an entertain
ment to Speaker Randall on Thursday,
at the Duquesne Club, after which he
visited number of our iron and steel
works. Mr.. Randall says if he is free
trade man, he has been so by our manu-
facturers, who dictated Wood tariff on
such articles as are of special interest in
this section. Yet the Gazstte has the
hardihood to say:
"The affair was of exclusively a busi'
ness nature, the object being to make a
sound protective man out of Mr.. Ran
dali"
We suggest to the organ of the Repub-
lican party in this county, that it takes
into its counsels such men as Jas. Park,
B. F. Jones, Harry Oliver, M. X. Moor
head, w. D. Wood and other manufac.
turers who visited Washington, and
whose views are incorporated in the
Wood tariff bill. They are all Republi'
cans, and will resent the charge of ten
dency towards free trade on the part OF
the Speaker.-PiH8. Post,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
An Ordinance.
Recurring the Paving of the Sidewalks on
both Sides of William Street betOeen Mark.
et and Plum Streets.

SEC l. Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of the
city OF Canton that the owner or owners of lots or
land abutting either side of William street, in the
city OF Canton, Ohio, between Market and Plum SITS.
in said CITY, are hereby required to pave the sidewalk
In front of their respective property to the width OF
ten feet; with good hard burned paving brick, laid
upon q substantial bed Of sand and upon the grade
provided for said street by ordinance.
SEC 2. That the Mayor of the city shall as soon as
may be- cause a notice to be served on the owner or
owners or upon the agents the owner or owners Of
said property, II such owner or owners be absent
from the city aforesaid of the passage and require
ments of this ordnance and return Of service Of said
notice shall be made TO the City Clerk.
SIC. 3. That If any owner or owners Of property
contemplated by the first section Of this ordinance
shall fail to comply with the requirements Of this or
dnance within sixty days from the service of notice
upon such owner or owners, or the agent of such
owner or owners then the sidewalk in front Of the
property of such owner owners so falling shall be
paved as heretofore required such manner as shall
by resolution be provided and the cost Of such paw
ing shall be lien upon the property in front Of
which the same Is done, and may be collected with
interest and penalty after demand, by action to en-
force such lien; or may be pla ed on the tax dup-
cate Of said county against said property, and col
lected as other taxes.
SEC A. This ordinance to take effect and be in
force from and aer s passage and ten days after its
publication. Passed May q, 1873.
PETER BARLET, President
Attest JOSEPH Trout, Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

THE number of counterfeit fifty dollar
notes on the Tradesmen's National Bank
of New York appears to run into the
thousands. Nearly $4,000 worth were
found in the possession of emigrants by
the steamer Lessing which arrived at
New York Tuesday, and the cabin pas
sengers had also large amount, Heavy
losses will be incurred by many persons
holding these notes as they have been 80
well executed that they have been wide
ly distributed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
LATE NEWS.

Springfield May 24'-C. Mckenzie hat and cap
dealer, OF South Charleston, made an assignment
in the Probate Court here to-day, to Michael May
Assets, 81, 700; liabilities not stated.
Tifln, May 27.-Mrs. Wonderly, living in Lon
don township this county, fell into cisteTn con-
tanning eight feet of water while attempting to
draw some Sunday morning and was drowned
Her body was not discovered until after she had
been in the water for some hours.
Fredericktown, May 2.-This afternoon at four
O'Clock Wyatt Rucker, wealthy and respectable
citizen Of this place, was found hanging by hal
Ger from rafter in his livery stable He was cut
dawn and pronounced dead, and had been for
hours He had recently bought both livery sta
bles here It thought that the talk of new
one and It's completion produced insanity. He
was about forty. five years old, and leaves widow
and six children, the oldest daughter being an
inmate of one of the State asylums.
Ironton, May 2S-There was a sickening cut.
ting ARRAY which occurred last night in Greenup
county KY, few miles from this city. AT a
singing school one John Corns cut fearful cash
across the abdomen Of Frank McAlister, ex.
posing his entrails. He is now in dying con-
ditiOn.
NASNH@--o
store of D. ]. Hill, of Xenia, Monday night and
succeeded in getting away with near $500 in cur.
rency, two valuable gold watches, and few 9th.
er articles The stock Of goods was undisturbed.
Mr.. Kill, whose sleeping apartments are in the
building says he heard the noise, but supposed it
TO be rats. reward Of 800 is offered for the re-
Covery Of the watches
Monroevllie, May 28.-Philip Miller and Cad
Link, both aged about thirteen, who have been
indulging themselves for the past month throw
% ing stones through the windows Of the B. q o.
passenger cars as they passed Pontiac, were ar
rested to-day by an oGicer put on the train, and
brought before Justice Green, who committed
them to jail.
Newark, May 2S.-On the oath Of last February
q adrunken, melee occurred at the saloon Of Dore
Richardson in this place, in which one Jas. Card
was stabbed in the abdomen and killed A young
Failroader by the name Of Vim. Mccoy was ar
rested on suspicion Of having inflicted the fatal
wound. He was tried to-day and found not
guilty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

The hireling scribblers of the RepoSito-
M, with the John Sherman head at
Washington, continue to dilate and ex-
patiate through the columns of the old
and feeble organ. The hirelings, no
doubt, imagine their witless stuff is
stingingly smart. Their gibberish is
fluid, and indicates an assumptions IA
miliarity, that, among people of culture
is apt to breed contempt rather than adj
miration. Of course, they think the lat
ter. We regret we cannot say that they
are
"Bookful blockheads, ignoranty read,
with heaps oflearned lumber in their head''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

WEDNEsDly was big day in Demo-
cratic ranks, State Conventions having
been held in Iowa, Tennessee and Ala
hama. In the Iowa convention the US
ual platform of principles was adopted
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed =
The gentlemen nominated are OF hign
character, and stand we'll in the State
The Alabama and Tennessee conventions
did not conclude their work till Wednes-
,loy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
A PLAIN WAY OF PUTTING IT,

Some of our Republican cotemporar-
les treat the letter of Mr., John Sherman
to Clarkson N. Potter, Chairman Of the
Investigating Committee, as if it were a
very remarkable document. Yet, strip
ped of its verOiage, and surplusage, it is,
in substance, simply plea of not guilty;
that is all. We do not see why there
should be any surprise at this. What
less could Mr.. Sherman do? Did any one
expect him to colfess2 1t is not impos'
sible that the kind of encouragement Mr.
Sherman gave to those who, as is now
notorious, perpetrated the frauds in Lou
isiana, was oral and general, but not for
that reason any the less effective. He is
cool and cunning, and generally wary
and cautious. Does Mr.. Sherman himself
believe that his presence IN Louisiana had
nothing to do Dith the result there that dpro'
,l,,ced no effect whateUer? ? Did he so repre-
sent to Mr.. Hayes? Did Mr. Hayes so BE-
Iieve when he made Mr. Sherman Secretary
of the Treasury!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
JNO. |. LYNCH, Agt,, Canton, 0,
STATE OF OHIO, !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 7

STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ?
COLUMBUS, March 3Oth 1873
Whereas, The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company located at HaTtiOrd, IN the state Of CON
npctCut has filed in this Office sworn statement by
the proper officers thereof showing its condition and
bnsiness and has complied In all respects with the
laws of this state relating TO Life Insurance COmpa'
mes organized by act OF Congress- or by under the
laws of any other State of the United States;
NOtU therefore, IN pursuance OF law 1, WILLIAM
d. HILL, superintendent Of Insurance OF the State
OF Ohio do hereby certify, that said Company Is au-
thOrized TO transact its appropriate business OF
LIFE INSURANCE
in this State in accordance with law, during the cur
rent year The condition and business Ol said Com.
pauy nj the date ~ such statement December 3lst,
1871 is shown as follows
Aggregate amount ofadmitted Assets, in
Guiding the sum OF S5,60j, ,iS6.li in premi-
um notes and loans held by the COmpa-
NY on Policies In 1885, l5O56
Unidentified Assets, amounting
tO...,,..,,.,,,,,.., Si3,oDl OF
Aggregate amount of liabilities, including
$50 268 90 for Reinsurance Reserve" 40O5l00j
Amount Of Income for the year......... 0l922Sl "a
Amount Of Disbursements for the year S,llO,3l42l
In Witness Whereof have hereunto
lspATl subscribed my name, and caused
the Seal OF my Office TO be affixed
the day and year above written.
W. D. HILL, superintendent
JNO, l. LYNCH, Agt, Canton, 0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
Saturday the 29h day of June, 1878,

the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-wit Commencing for the same thirty (30)
feet west of the northeast corner Of lot sevenyve
(75) in the town (nOw city of Canton ana in said
county; thence south parallel with the east line OF
said lot to Seventh street thence west on Seventh
street nineteen Q9 feet and nine (0) inches; thence
north parallel with the east line OfsadlOt to Tuscara
was street; thence east on said Tuscarawas street
nineteen feet and nine C inches to the place Of be-
ginning.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m. Terms cash.
may3O.ew ]. P, RAUCH, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

WOOSTER, O., May GA drunken row occurred
in Cedar Valley, two miles northwest Of Wooster,
about 10 o'clock last night which resulted in the
death of Samuel Daniels. He and his brother
were sitting in a wagon, when Peter Nerr drove
up, and attempted to pass them. Nerr says
they attacked him with clubs, and he. in self de-
fense drew knife and stabbed Daniels in the
neck. The iuglar vein was severed and death le-
suited Immediately. The parties concerned are
under arrest The coroners jury have not yet
given q verdict and the examination Of witnesses
will probably last all day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30

DR.. R. P. Johnson this morning removed four
tumors from the neck Of George Preist lad who
lives In Canton. The tumors range in size from a
bean to a medium sized hens egg and were situat
ed directly over the carotid artery and Jugular
veins, about as dangerous position as can be inn
ngined, but the operation was performed without
injury to any Of the vessels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
Monday, The lob day Of June, 1878,

the following described personal property to'wlt
20 acres Of oats In the ground the undivided one
sows and 10 pigs, ~ hogs and shoals, ! lw9'hoIs1e
wagon pair OF bob seds, hay rake, ! wlnu lnlL
cutting box, shovel plows sluu colt soIlei @ @yGl1
colt
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m, Term, cash
may8O.ow J,P. RAUCH, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-30
SHERIFF SALE.

Canton Building Association No. VS. c. voltzer
etuX,
BY virtue 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 at
the door Of the courthouse. in the city of Canton
Saturday, the 29b day of June, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
county tO-wit: Lot number six (6) lra the town oil
Plainfeld in the city of Canton.
Appraised at sl20O.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash
may30-ew j. p. RAUCH, Sheriff.