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Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27
TERNfH.
WHITE HI0LETS.
WORDS BY BEATRICE.

.aIJuo WORDS BY BEATRICE. Fisa tt. Violetsl violets fresh from the meadows,
 Loaded with perfume and sparkling with dew; White-hooded sisters of Charity, gladly: i Freely for all in Gods garden they grew. Violets, white as the soul that is sinless, ? ls' With incense o'erhowing each delicate cup. Spring waved her wand as she tripp'd OCT the tae hillside, u 9hs ts zasS Sweet violet heard, whispered, Eyes, I'll get 2 ss up" 5.-. .'5 5., ,i 4' Violets! lady, I'm sure they'll bring to you
 The scent of the pine-wood over yon hill; Laees and damask can't shut out the picture Of farmhouse, the bridge, and useless old
 mill.
 Empty the farmhouse, the min gone to ruin, All for the sake of a false-hearted girl, spurning white violets goa wore red roses, ,, Broke faith with the farmer, married the earl. Do roses and lilies, pictures and statues, .,.. Shut from your sight the grave of the past ? Tears are your answer, proud lady Roskellyn, sYiolets, lady, have touched you at last. --Hinsboro, N IT., Messenger. ase
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27
Cheese as an Army Ration.

-4 -4s si .-., l.. ,ta Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour, of New York, has for some time been in correspondence with the War Depart ment in relation to the question of adopting cheese as a ration in our army. He has so far succeeded in his attempts, which have been seconded by Senators Conkling and Herman, that g Govern ment agent is soonlto be sent to investi- gate the matter. Governor Seymour believes that if this measure should succeed in the United States army it would eventually be adopted by Euro 'pean armies also, and thus furnish new and large field to be supplied Jby this important branch of our farming industry. a38 slaiWaia.ff i,@t gO& ~t f
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27

HONOR TO AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS. His Majesty Oscar H., King of Nor way and Sweden, has sent to the Mason $ hamlin Organ Go. the Grand Swedish Gold Medal in recognition of the supe. iriority of their cabinet organs. The medal is surmounted by a crown and bears on one side the inscription " Lit. teris ct Artibus," and on the other, around the bust of the king, :" Oscar II. Svec. Norv. Goth. Wand, Rex. .h2 This honor will be the more valued by the company from the fact that His Majesty Oscar IT. is known to be 6 musical con. noisseur of highest attachments.
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27
, .AnSRealg Romance.

% ,o A genuine .roma1lce in real life, loe- cured in Cincinnati ia few days ago.
 The heroine was an intelligent but ,,n- pretending girl, who, was forced by ,cir- cumstauoes to work for . hying, She sewed in arstore at salary so meager, and with work oso, 1aborions, that she gladly accepted Q position as waitersgirl in Q popular tboarding. .house.a She had previously been offered a position as goyerness, but preferred the other. The only advantage the boarding house af- forded oyer the store was that of 2 family sympathy She was not oso Lonesome, had the sympathy of the family she served, and although the wages were less remunerative, she had less hard work, and besides" had the friendship of the family served. "'''> " 'o,g SS,5si a '2@2 @, '2
 Among the boarders was one probably as poor as herself. He, was advertising solicitor for q city paper, with 2 very moderate income. Believing themselves poor, butyet able to keep the wolf from the door, an attachment sprang up, which, developed into an engagement
 Of course in their, case, as in that of all other lovers, the course of love did not run smoothly. There were doubtful faithfulness and the consequent quarrels, until, few. days ago, the young lady learned that she, had fallen heir to an estate in Germany valued at $50, 900, and a personally worth $40, 900 more, making in all about $1OO,OOO in Ameri- can money. The young lady remained true to the lover 7of her poverty. and their marriage took place g few days ago. It was a case of genuine affection, and las such deserves the sympathy of all lovers. m d I..a lIsi5iaa d9uz aatssa,e aa
Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27

--Pongee parasols. lined with con trasting color, are the thing for dressy summer toilets.
 -Coarse straw hats, raised on one side and trimmed with great simplicity, are suitable for mountain wear.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
-
Brief fran folket.
Red. af Mimi. Stats 7fdming:

Red. af Mi1aaa. Stats Ifdnang:
Till upplysning for nina landsman
som 6nska att erhalla land, enligt
s.homestead,''. tspreemption''- eller
tradplanterings.lagen, far jag hanvisa
till Traverse county. I sallskap med
min broder och .hr Erick johnson
(forman for W. D. Washburn & Coils
sagverks i Anoka) begafvo vi oss ut
j Western for att s6ka land. vi ANNA.
de att ga in Big Stone county, men
pa vagen erh6llo vi underrattelse att
de basta och tjenligaste land allare-
dan yoro upptagna och att basta
platsen var Traverse county. Wire,
ste till en- station, som heter Herman
Grant county, och sedan i yester
mot Traverse Lake. Hars .funno vi
de NEST utmarkta land, vi kunde on
ska oss. Vihyrde mr. Turpina att ut.
staka linierna och delta kostade oss
$500 hvardera. Vara land arc town
sl27, range Al och voro vi de f6rsta
som togo land delta town. vi haf-
va q mil till Traverse Lake och: 18
mil till Herman. Rabbit River ge.
nomskar dessa land, sa att man har
rinnande yatten aret ON. Sedan vi
utsett vara land, gingo Vi tillbaka till
Herman och sedan till Campbell ];
Sdarifran till Fergus Falls, dar United
States Land Office az belagen. ier-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18

Fit. Fran Finland berattas: Ar
1910 September 6yttade en- drang till
petajakoski strandbacke. Oar stod en-
tat och dup skog pa sluttningen af
en- stenbunden as. Manner gjorde
forst af stenar at sig eldstad och ugn
och byggde sedan daromkring ett litet
porte, dar han jamie sin unga hustru
tog sin boning. Han b5rjade darpa
falla skogen och roja upp marken ON.
kring sin bostad. uela hans egendom
utgjorde, da han borjade slit foretag,
200 riksdaler svenskt mynt. M har
han med sin hustru fram1efvat 81 ar
pa samma stale, som narvarande
6gonblick ar f6rvandladt till en- prak.
tig gard. Akern utg5res af 20 tunn.
land val hafdad jord ; dessutom aro
so tunnland uppgrafde en- utmark
bakom skogen. Angarne aro dikade
Is kor och 20 far sta fahuset och
hastar i stallet. 5000. mark pengar
sta utlanade motranta och garden al
f0rsedd med de basta landtbruksred.
skap, som fnnas socknen. Husbon
den ar en- llfiig 66 ars gubbe och afyen
vardinnan ar rask och fryntllg.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18

svsr belagenhet. En- gammal man
vid namn Karjamaki Finland skulle
en- alton fara till en- qvarn for att mala
ett parti sad.
Qvarnen var stangd; men ds han ej
Vile atervanda med of6rrattadt aren.
de, besl0t han att krypa in genom fon.
street och 6ppna d0rren inifran.
Olyckligtvis fastnade han dock i
fonstret med halfva kroppen
ute och andra inne. Efter en-
stund kom en- AMMAN karl till qvarnen,
formodligen,i afsigt att fylla sin tom
ma sack med mj0lnarens mj0l. Men
da han sag sin gamla vag salunda till.
stoppad, n0jde han sig med att stjala
Karjamakis nya st6Aar och ditto ylle'
byxor, hvarefter han ater begaf sig
vag. lemnande mannen att hanga j
f6nstret, dar han nodgades harda ut
hela natten slit pinsamma lage, till
dess qvarnens egare af en- handelse
infann sig ON morgonen och befriade
honom.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
AFetS Svenska ishafSfard.

Professor Nordenskiold h0l nyli-
gen en- forelasning vetenskapsaka-
demiens h6rsal till f6rman for den
etnografska utstalIningen, och hade
till anne: planen for invarande ars
arktiska expedition, som ar afsedd att
for forskningen oppna ett nytt falt
genom undersokandet geografskt,
hydrografskt och naturhistoriskt ham
seende af 6stra delen af Nora ishaf-
vet bortom Jenisejs mynning och, ON
mojligt, anda till Behringssundet.-
Storsta delen af foredraget upptogs,
,omtalar A. B., af en- intressant histo-
risk ofyersigt af de- hfttills i polar
hafvet gjorda upptackterna i aldre
och nyare tider. Efter att ha redo
gjort for de gamles asigter ON den
syttersta Norden ALT ifran grekernes
berattelser ON Thule anda till den It'd,
da historiens gryning faller pa de
skandinaviska landen, SAINT efter att
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
ssDifferens pa &tslkillnad.''


Oar ar en- stor skillnad en- ung
mans och en- ung qvinnas uppforande
da de fatt nya klader., Da qvinnan
far en- ny kladning, gar hon! genast ut
i staden och pa de NEST besokta ga
lorna och hon kanner sig lycklig
;hvarje gang en- dam ser pa hennes nya
kladning. Men en- mans uppforande
ar helt olika. Han satter icke pa sig sin
nya dragt f6rran efter morkretsinbrott,
da han gar ut sa sakta och f0rsigtigt
att man nastan skulle tro att han will
stjala sig ut. Ser han en- folksamling
vid nasta horn, gar han tvars 0fver
gatan blott for att undvika den; och
da han kommer in speceributiken,
s0ker han att komma bakom So man
ga tunnor och larar som m6jligt. I'm
der hela tiden fors6ker han att Sc ut
som kladerna voro sex manader gamla,
men han al under ALT delta medve.
ten ON att han totalt misslyckas. vi
hoppas den It'd icke ar aflagsen, da
skraddarne skola lagga vara ''onamnba-
ra" tillsammans sa att de Ell visa ryn.
kor pa hvardera benet da egaren sat-
ter dem pa sig.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
.2:dra. Arg Mo Is. !: !:


h6llo yara paper af hr soren Listoe
(Register U. s..L. o., en- vanlig och
upgriktig gentleman at var egen ma
tionalitet.> vi togo 100 acres ''tree
claims och 100 acres ''homestead''
hyardera. Delta kostade 1923 tillsam-
mans. Man kan s.file claims / Nor
ris men da kostar det $500 mera for
hvarje s'c1aim'' och anda ar man ej
saker, ty papperen maste sandals till
Fergus Falls, och ON da nagon AMMAN
ar dar imam papperen komma, sd har
den forste rattigheten.s| 49,
Till sist far jag saga, att ON lands
mannen onska att lefva tillsamma ans,
sa ar Traverse den basta plats jag
vet ON man ipassar; pa tillfallet; just
nu ar rata tiden.
L. W. Ericsson.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI. TORSDAGEN DEN Is APRIL 1873.

kalfningen anyo Dor blifva dragtig och
da en- naturlig, smaningom skeende at
shining viii uppsta. Just da CALLER DEF
att motarbeta denna genom utfodrin'
gems hoiande och att, ON Eons hull
nedgatt under den It'd. som forfiutit
efter kalfningen, nu bringa det upp
,igen. Aldrig var faran at sen ratt
stark fodring mindre an justtvid den.
ma It'd; ;aldrig behofdes den battre for
att motarbeta mj6lkmangdens minsk.
ming an just nu. NJ skall kornas
mjolkafkastning hallas uppe, :sa att
den icke far. sjunka ned forr an man
kommit till sommarunderhallet, hvars
saftiga beskaffenhet battre an nagot
annat bidrager till en-. rik mi6lkaf-
:sondring och bast3 motverkage den ma
,turligat afsiningen.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18

de han ,medan han sag sin granne med
oyanlig skyndsamhet hoppa diver sta
ketet, vat som hade han varit igenom
en- ny syndafod. De fyratio tusen
"dalerna' syntes icke till, som man
val kunde antaga, men stallet,, ett
helt ambar vatten af tvatydig beskaf-
fenhet slangd med all den kraft, som
en- retad qyinna ar maktig af. Den
halfqvafda gynnaren af speciebasis
drog spasmodiskt efter anden, och
den uppmarksamma grannen, med
halften ,af vattnet haret och halften
under, rockkragen, i, kilade bort
med en- fart som var mark
vardig sasom ett prof pa hastighet, och
med en- tystnad,, angaende orsakerna
till det pl6tsliga badet, som var en-
fold af hans tjugoariga aktenskap. +
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
Dambury skisser'
(Eter They All do it,

For Stats Tidningen af VRD1s.
XIV.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
EN QVINNAS IDEE ON DIET NYA
FINANSVASENDET

| uAlV.
EN QVINNAS IDEE ON DET NYA
FINANsvxsENDET.
En- Danbury-man var Torsdags af'
ton ute och sag pa sin tradgardsan.
laggning. Smart adrog han sig sin
grannes nppmarksamhet och de bag.
ge mannen borjade 6fverlagga ON
basta sattet att CORA n6diga forbatt.
ringar. Fran delta anne kommo de
till politik.
"Ganska harda tider," anmarkte
grannen.
''Ja, sanning, och jag fruktar att
de blifva varre i stallet for battre, -
sade han.
De hade bagge satt sig pa en- sag
book. som stod under ett appletrad,
nara k0ksdorren, da delta samtal b0r-
jade. Stallets egare tuggade pa ett
halmstra; och graanen blockade me-
kaniskt knopparne fran en- liten buske
som stod narheten. .,
ssHvad ar din tanke ON penninge.
fragan som har kommit in politiken
ar?' fragade grannen.
s'Jag tror att den kommer att afgo-
ras pa ett eller annat satt imam nasta
presidential. Saken ar den''-
"EzekieZ !" h0rdes en- gall stamina
fran k6kstrappan.
"Well, hvad ar det? fragade han
mildt.
"Hemta EFT ambar vatten.''
''Pa ogonblicket' ''-''som jag sade,
fragan ar utomordentigt vigtig. For
fera ar har delta f0rs0k att atervan-
da till speciebasis gjorts, men utan
nagon vidare framgang. NJ tror jag
dock att saken kommer att afgoras.' -
''Du tror saledes att speciebetalning
ar det basta for landet for narvaran-
de?'
ssNaturligtvis! Hvad betyder Ok
ningen af papperspengar?'
"Ezekeil," hordes fran trappan.
"Straxt' t''-''allt det paper som du
kunde trycka fran nu till''-
"Ezekiel.'
"Blixt och aska! Maria, hvad star
pa9"
'sGa och hemta vattnet jag beh6f-
yer det!''
s'Jag skall ga pa minuten endast du
will vara snail och icke skrika sa fas.
."-Du kan, som jag sade, trycka
papperspengar till domedag, men har
du inte guild att inlosa dem med, sd
tjenar det ingenting till. Sa langt
den inre handeln stracker sig sd till.
star jag att papper"-
"Ezekiel!''
"Good gracious! Maria, hvad will
du ?"D %"
"Jag will ha vatten. Jag har sagt
det nu minst ett dussin ganger. ON
du ej skyndar dig efter det, sd blir du
utan midday i dag" -, .,.4.
"Hvar ar ambaret?r Det, ar da be.
klagligt att jag Ell skall "a tillfalle att
saga. ett ord utan att hvarje minut
blifva afbruten.' :.
Da hon sag att han steg upp, satte
hon ambaret pa trappan och drog sig
tillbaka och han tog ett nytt hahn
stra och fortsatte:~ $
s.Som jag sade, paper kan vara godt
nog bland oss sjelfve, som ett yexel-
medel; men hvad, ska vi CORA da
ALA dessa papperspengar dragas in,
ON vi eli ha' guild att inl6sa dem
med? Antag nu t. ex. att jag hade
tio''-.+s. - 9..s z,.;:s .t,. .ss.s ,--~--
21 ..Ezekiel, Z susade deti luften igen,
men han horde det icke. .a=e?~ ,asz
ss-tusen dollars i kontanter, och
och antag, att jag vile bruka fyratlo.
tusen dollars. Hvad g6rjag da Jo'
jag tar - s .sss
."sEzekiel - Hyad iallYerlden slutar
du icke med dit sladder, och hemtar
yatten at mig g
80, jag kommer pa 6gonblicket---
10. jag tar mitt paper for en- mot
svarande summa; har ar tio tusen
dollars kontanter, och har ar -
Woosh garl ooh Just har tystna.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18

Nej. Annu ar den icke andrad, men
Hon. J. H. Stewart fran Minnesota
har inlemnat en- "bill" kongressen,
enligt hvilken antalet acres som skola
,planteras reduceras fran 40 till TO-,
och, enligt enskilda underrattelser
fran DIR Stewart, hafva vi all anled.
ming tro att denna ssbill'' blir antagen
inom nagra veckor. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-04-18
Fragor och svar.

HERMAN d. IL Apr. '78.
Red. af Mimi. Stats 7idaaing: =.
Ar tradplanteringslagen andrad, sa
att de som tagit ssclaims'' under den.
samma endast beh0fva plantera 10
acres stallet for 40 acres?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
gns sarh omg emopa4 gnnp @to, Hsa 9annmg, 81 1875

detrimental to the government, but was
itself elfsubstantially impracticable money,
and regulating it's own value. They had
no right to complain, because no matter
what happened, they would still be paid
in coin of the standard of value Of July
IA, 1870. He then referred to the assur-
ances of government officers that the
bonds would be paid in gold, and argned
that these officials had no right to modi-
fy the plain words of the law. He then
quoted from the recent report of Secre-
tary Sherman, urgently recommending
Congress to sanction his assurance that
the bonds would be paid in gold. The
Secretary had dared to give unauthorized
assurances to bondholders, but he had
not dared to issue single bond contrary
to law. 10 claim now that the United
States must pay its bonds in gold on &C.
count of assurance Of the Secretary of the
Treasury WAS scarcely less than crime,
Mr. Lamar now took the floor, but
yielded to Mr.. Ransom for motion for
an executive session. Mr.. Conkling sug-
gested that vote be had on the resolu.
tion at p. m. tomorrow.
REMARKS OF Mr.. THURMAN.
Mr.. Thurman said he had said nothing
on this resolution, although he might
have said something, because he enter
tained very clear convictions that it con.
tanned nothing but the naked truth, but
did not embrace the whole subject. Con-
gress had been in session three months,
and it was time to do something praC'
tiCal 1t could not be determined what
would be tn law Of the land regarding
silver till vote should he taken on the
silver bill. He didn't believe the fixing
of time to vote on the resolution would
be cuttinE off any Senator because argu-
ment could he continued on the silver
bill. He believed the best interests of
the whole country required the remonet.
i2ation of silver, and all the fears which
had been expressed in regard thereto
We're wholly imaginary. He favored
speedy settlement of the question:
Mr.. Blaine suggested that the Senator
from Ohio (Matthews) postpone his res
olution until after the Silver bill should
be acted upon. This resolution stood
right across the path of practical legisla'
ton.
Mr. Matthews declined to postpone
his resolution He was anxious to have
vote upon it, and was willingto under
60 as much personal inconvenience as
any other Senator. He therefore gave
notice that, if the majority of the Senate
would stand by him, he proposed hav
ing the session continued on Friday till
the resolution and pending amendments
be disposed.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and when the doors reopened
adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
SHERIFF. SALE.
Enos H. Broslus VS. The Lake Erie, Alliance and
Wheeling Railroad Company, and others,

Enos H. Broslus VS. The Lake Erie, Alliance and
Wheeling Railroad Company, and others,
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, on
Saturday, the 23rd day of February, 1878,
the following described property situate in said State
OF Ohio: Being all and singular all the real and per-
sOnal property OF said The Lake Erie, Alliance and
Wheeling Railroad Company, including the Rail-
road Of said Company; Commencing In the town
ship of S0uthngtOn, In the county ofTTumbul In the
State Of Ohio at point lnterseCting the Palnesvle
and Youngstown Railroad, and running thence about
one hundred nd ten miles In s0utherly direction
through tn counties OF Trumbull, Mahoning
Portage, 81 TX, Carroll, Harrison and Belmont In
said state lhe village of bridgeport n said county
Guiding al that part of said railway. constructed and
In process OF construction c0mmenclng In said town.
ship OF SOuthingtOn, In the county OF Trumbull at
point intersecting the Palnesville and youngstown
Railroad. thence through said counties of Trmbull
Portage hah9lnlng ana staL6 and 70 sndlnto ne VII
and also the right Of way and all other rights of said
Railroad company In and to the lands and wa
ters occupied by It's said Railroad together with all
the road-heds, tracks, sldngs turnouts rails, ties
spikes, chairs switches iron, wood and other mate
ras and all other structures superstructures brldg
ngs and shops, warehouses and stOrehOuses and all
other land and water, erectlons and ap-
tainlng thereto owned by said Railroad Company
and used IN maintaining and operating It's said Rail
fOt0 or OuAneSS LnefeOT; ana also In
Guiding all the rolling stock, engines tenders cars
tools, machinery equipments. and all other personal
property used or 70 DO used upon or In constructing
operating, maintaining and managing It's sald Rail
road now owned by said company; and also includ-
ing all the franchises rights liberties, privileges and
easements OF said company TO construct, operate,
maintain and manage lis said Railroad,
and TO receive the Tolls, rents, receipts, In.
and also including all and singular all other property
and rights which belong to said Railroad Company In
any wlse Rppertanng TO its said railroad or the
property and rights Aforesaid together with all and
singular the heredltaments and appurenances what.
soever 70 its said Railroad property and rights belong
ing or In any wise AppeFtalning.
Sale 70 commence at O'Clock D m.
TERM5-.Cash In the gold dcoln ofthe United States.
Appraised value, 10000
janie-oW Up. RAUOH, Sheriff.
6taTk Counly, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
SHERIFF SALE.
II. @. Ellison VS. Evan LangstaT ct q

By virtue Of n vendl expOnas issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public out cry at the
Saturday 2Sd the day of February, 1878
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wlt: Lot number fOrty-one an IN Teeters
LambOrn d Co. addition 10 Alliance.
Appraised at $1,000,
Sale to commences at o'clock p m. Terms cash.
jan2iew ]. p. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
SHERIFF SALE.
Alliance L. & B. Assn VS. Galon Morthland ct u1

Alliance L. & B. ASSN VS. Galen Morthland ct ux,
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
Saturday. the 23d day Of February, 1878,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, tO-wit Lot number one hundred and thir-
ty.six 136) In Webb's addition to Alliance.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at one o'clock, p. m. Terms
ian2+ew Up RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph O. Richards va John Bauer eli oil.

BY virtue Of an order to sell Issued from the court
OF common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and TO me
door OF the courthouse, In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the oh dag of February, 1878,
the following described real estate situate In said
county towlt: Lots number eight (SD nine (9) and
Canton, and SO much Of an SS,iOO acre tract as lies
west of Shrvers Run.
Lot appraised AZ 800.
800.
4" 10 " u.s.
Small tract appraised at e25,
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Term, cash.
janl0ew ]. P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
LEGAL
SHERIFF SALE.
spmr A. BlnfOrd VS. James Davidson ct al.

By virtue Of an order 10 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 court house. In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday the 23d day Of February, 1878,
the following described real estate situate In said
county tOwit: Lot number BlxtytwO 1921 In Teet
ers Lamborn & Co.'S addition 70 the town Of ALL
ance.
Appraised at $1,000
cash.
IAn24 ew Up RAUCI Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-31
SHERIFF SALE.

John B. Cornellle VS. Henry L, Garraux Ell al
By virtue Of an alias 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, on
Saturday, the 23d day Of February, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to-wlt: Lots number eighteen [19l and
nineteen L19 in Sarvers addition to the city Of Can
ton.
Lot is appraised at $500,
Sale to commence at one o'clock, p, m. Terms
cash.
jan24ew up. RAUCH, Sheriff.