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p Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctoneer.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE SMALL
FRAME HOUSE No: 1872 TWENTY-SECOND
81 RET NORTHWEST
I viii sell, at public auction, on MONDAY, -
May 1zth, at 8 80 O'Clock M, the above de- esI
fronting IL feet by f37 feet ~ inches Title perfect
Terms: One. fourth cash balances six, twelve eigh-
trust. $lGO down at sale Conveyancing at the pur-
chaser's cost.
my6-d&ds B. H. WARNER, Auct
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f,HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ADMINISTRATIVE S1p SAL SALE ,r OF HOUSEHOLD

On MONDAY, May 18th, 1873. commencing "A
at ~ O'Clock, at the residence of the late Sam. VI
uel Crown, on the Conduit road, just above X II
ment OF Hous. hold effects.
CHARLOTTE GROWN, Administrative
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctione-r. my8-3t
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" ALTER b. WILLIAMS & co, Auctioneers
w No. lUUI d sreet northwest

SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS
:, AID hkADf-MADE iLOrHING
On Nt*DAY sfTkkN On, May 18th, begin air q
1T orc ocH, Va shall eli with our auction rooms
The Balance of the stock OF Mr.. George T S-hat.r
who bar retir' frou business, COMPRISING fine Do
iEest;c an6 imported Cioihs, Duck NJ ar.eiles Sc
Also, arge aesO tinent of Read>-,nade Garments
nl!SN WeLTEk t. WILLIAMS q CO. Ancfs
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUsTFES SALE OF NEARLY NEW BRICK
IHkEESTOkY DWELL, Nc HOUSE. No All
G STREET NOR rHWEST, FRONTING ON
JUDICiARY SQUARE. CONTAINING II
By virtue Of o deed of trust to me- dated -
september ~, 1871, and duly rec ,rded in fTsI
Llber 665, folio 225 one of the land records -A.l
OF the District Of Coumbia. default having been
mace IN the payment Of the interest on the debt
secured by said deed of trust, I shall sell at
pubic auction, in front of the premises, on
TUESDAY. May 20. 1879, at 4 o'clock p. M.
the following described real estate the city Of
Washington aforesaid. aad known on the ground
plan OF said city as sub lot numbered thirty seven
(37O In Kennedy and Webb's recorded subdivision
OF part OF original lot numbered one a. In square
numbered five hundred and eig hteen (51S,) and the
west ene % foot front OF sublot numbered thirty
six (36O Of said subdivision said part of said lot
numbered thirtys1x 1851 running back north by
said width Of one "a foot tn the full depth OF said lot
thirty six (36) one hundred and three 03 feet ana
blDdI on the east line OF said lot thirty
seven (379 toaether with all the improvements con-
slstlng OF three story and back building Dwelling
Bouse.
Terms One. third cash balance in six and twelve
months, with interest thereon at seven per cent per
snnum until paid, for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser, secured BY deed of trust on the property,
VIII be taken. 800 down at the time of sale. Cou-
veyAncing at the purchasers cost II the terms of
sale are lot compiled with within seven days from
dAte OF sae the Trustee the right to resell
the property 1t the cost and risk of the defautng
purchaser JOHN O. WILSON, Trustee
THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ny7dtds
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fItHOMA6 BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
TRU1TEES' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON
The SOUTH SIDE or 81 STREET, BETWEEN
TMENTYTHIRD AND TWENTY-FOCRTH

TWENSTYs; TAikP Aspn TwEaTY-FoUETE
BIZ y4as cf 3sea ~ trust dated the LIST
sSs e 81 sS sad nPy TssSTdsS
for tue bis s t Of @ and By drecton Of tn
he as5s. e e
f 6e ad 81 aof 1 IN e on tn
west improved By comfostabie frame DWELLING Id
with back building and AL the modern improve
Terms: One;fourth cash; the residue in three
equal payments ct six twelve. and eighteen months
snnnm Hntii paid and secured by deed of trust or
the prcR%sTty sold .Gonvsyancing at purnhaser's
Trustees reserve the right to resell the properly al
rye Gays, notice in some published in the
city OF washington
ap2seosds 2 w. Z. a q Rbo,s' Trustees
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ R REAt ESTATE aTav on THE EAST SIDE
s EEkkEEr4a ko saHEEE BETWEEN AND K
By virtue , Of decree Of the Supreme Court ~
somplsipsnts ard HsitmulIes' 4 = are
day ocoek M a6s
eals. at pubic auction. front Of the premises, the
ipeton, to wit: Part Of lot 1. in square 34s begin
ming for the said part at the southwest corner OF
street west Il feet inches and running back With
Tue W1dtn OF - 1eet inches to ten foot alley In
the rear OF said lot said ground being improved by
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
two equal 1nstalMents Of six and twelve months
with interest at seven per cent per annum. to be-
cured by deed OF trust upon the premises sold HlOO
shall be required soon the property Is bid Off
ard if the purchaser fail to comply with the terms OF
sale within five days thereafter tho Trustee
the right to resell ct the risk and OF the default
ing purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost.
EDW. A. NEWMAN, Trustee
32l-323 ~ street NV
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctrs,
Corner 10th and streets NV. my2-eo&ds
CEORGE TRIIESDEII. Real Estate Anctionaor
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"a ALTER Il WILLIAMS Il CO. Auct,on.er.
" lODl Ger 10th and % streets northwest
CONCLUDING SALE OF STATIONERY. BLANl

CONCLUDING SALE OF STATIONERY, BLANK
BOOKS, &c
at 81 D. M. We shall sell at public auction LMlgI
within our ssslesrooms. the baance of the
SOCK from No 1JU2 street, removed to our store
Aibui g. Playing Cards. Paper, Papeterie Envel,
oIts ipk, Ptns, Pencils, and showcases. Counters,
She. VII x, &C
luya st WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL e..
- TATE ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BE.
TWEEN AND D STREETS SOOTH, BE.
ING PREMISES No. 309-A THREE-S TORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
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By virtue # O iced Of trust dated Febru- -
airy 2GtL, I'd 1875, and duly recorded in f,H|
Llber 20, iolo S0!, OF the Lsni Records of 4::
the District of Columbia, shall proceed to sell at
pubic auction, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, the >. 18th day Of MAY, AD 1872 at O'clock
tor In the Dist let Of Columbia known as thu north
pant OF original LOT numbered fourteen usl. in
tn. same having trout Of twenty -one (ID feet SIX
90 1ncht on New Jersey ayenue south .ast and TX
tending with the same width to the Of said lot,
No. 30S.
Terms of fale One third cash; balance in equal
instaln, hts al six, twelve ana eighteen onths from
day OF sale, for which purchasers notes. bearing
erty sold, Will be taken deposit of 5000 required
at time Of sale. II terms Of sale are not complied
with with.n five days from DAY Of sale property
will be resod at risk aud cost of default ng pur.
chaser after five days mott in the Evening Star
newspaper. All conveys cling at purchasers cost.
JOS. q. G. KENNEDY, Trustee
STEIGER & LIEBERMANN Aucts mx9enEd 10
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SPECIAL SALE OF LARGE CONSIGNMENT
OF NV i,OGKs SASH, BLINDS INSIDE
hsU TIERS, BALUsTkRS. NEWELS. MAN.
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nUNOANSON BROS, Aucsioneers.

COFFEEs, TEAS, SUGARS, MOL ASSES. FLOUR.
SPICES: STARCH. CANDLES, &C.. &c. BE-
ING ENTIRE CONTENTS OF GROCERY
STORE CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
mencirg at 10 O'Clock, we will sell on the IN
premises. = we'll Selected stock of Groceries L.
the owners health forcing hum to sell QUA Inc
stock is worthy the attention of buyers and can be
bought privately until day of sale. upon Supplying
tn n. H. Shea Pennsylvania avenue, or ON the pre-
misses to JAS EitZpatrick
mys3r DUNCA NSON BROS Aucfioneers
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TO-MORkOH,
THO MAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

TNHt MAS DOWNING, Auc.ioueer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT STORE.
a., On nos SATURDAY T Rio, May 10Th 1872 at
chamber Suite (cost $500, tosether with }sssn
otter fine arlor. Cham, er. Library and Dir MI
ing Room Furniture, Carpets, Mating, Stoves, &C.
Alsc, large assortment of Que, nswsre
my6-N THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES
w ALTER X, WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionears
w 1O0l northwest corner 10th and % NV.
49,. REGULAR SATURDAY SALE

| W Aool nortuWest corner lUth and NV.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
| On TOMORROW MORNING, beginning st0
| w am. We shall SELL at our auction rooms ssA
feht raj assort rlent of >usehoid furniture NfD
eonilrlsInR Walnut and other Chamber, Par.
or furniture. ani DiIi; z Rrm Furniture Rms
- . ann ingram Carpets. Fancy and Plain Nat
tin, =, &C also, ore cosch trimmer's Sewing Na.
chin e o'I Wai T TFb s. &G,, 81 M
SPaTA IS 4 ROBEY, Auctloneers,
~ 9jS and $40 Louisiana ayenuA
PERFMPToEY SALE OF CARRIAGES. DOC
TORS PAETOkS, TOP AND NO-TUP BUG
We ave just received a large cmsiga o~Dz
III. mt II the above, direct from the fac EE H&6
tory of Emerson, Fisher Co. Cincin. NaS@l#
] at, Ohio which will be rod without reas,r va tn
MORROW teaturday), May 10th, at 10 O'clock q
H., a. cur bazaar, 93S and 94s Lon sa.a aysnna "
1t SP.TES Il KOBEY. Anctioneers
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct1oneer.
SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE ATMy ATT.
TON ROOMS.
TO MORROW, (Saturday), May 10th. 1879, ~
3. ~ O.loch. WIIoln my auction rooms, III
shall sci THE fol owing SUPERIOR Furniture: ~
sue,rb so III Walnut uouble French P ,rlo M
Su l., IN gr ell figured satiD Usmask couslst
Ing Ct large Tete atetes, 2 large Arm Chairs
81 CHAIR = pec
nne Walnut Draw mgr ON Pompadour Suit in
th'' r p, with pulling ali,i tieseI.
Walnut Eoo y traced Reception Chairs, in CANARY
ana rab satin, T. xtra covvrs)
livery elaborate and very extensively made solid
- wan ramber SUITE, (by hurth) 3 pieces
I'D 81 o"' Saeo', TG.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.

SPECIAL SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING
AND SUMMER READY.MADE CLOTHING
mencing at 10 o'clock. within my salesrooms shall
sell without eserve, splendid stock of the aboys
goods, comprising Mems and Youths's ClOthinr of
hne quality and latest styles "a
Go, as Will be on exhibition dsy prior tn Gala
myS-d THOMAS DOWNING Amctr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

DR RIOORD'S ESSENOE OF LIFE restores
~ manhood and the vigor Of youth TO the most
shattered constitution In four weeks. Failure Inn.
possible. THIS restoring remedy should be taken
oy 81 about to marry. or who have become weak.
eneo from excess or any other CAUSE Success u
" Per case eole Agent Dr.. JOS JAO0UE6. Uni
Verstty Place, New York
DruRxists supplied. hnl-1
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7 T. COLDWEL.L, Real Estate Auctioneer
e. No sos + street northwest

e. No sos street northwest
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON T.. BETWEEN 18th AND l4TH
STRf ETS; On ID, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH
STREETS: AND ON 18th, BETWEEN F AND
G STREETS NORTHEASt
On MONDAY, May II, 1879, commencing ut -
hociock p m, shall sell. 10 front of the prem
lses. lots Is and 16, square $780, sub-lots to 49,
inclusive, square 9. Of 9l5; lot II, square 800
Terms easy, and will be msde kno Nn ut sale
my63t ]. r COLDWELiI Ancf
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

II4" the Suffering May Find Relief
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

lae no -h,o thaa thr ooouacl.
aoeN.H1 ~. t.N adventure eia cat.
'E .' \H-AH tltE Enterprise. Is
a 'a arrtc "tuH-c KAISER who
a. ,H UNe n. ncr IN tnNn ~ay~
"u" a "" n'- r'IoH<. ms o.&
rUn~ MASH HHcl rNcrc.t IN rc-
.f .7 81" o#1-- ~ tDc~c Ht.c INSECTS.
.A Na0a ~to na a- nrwr
.a~ ~Ae .tcHr. .1rrc"naH-~
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23
PROBATE NOTICES.


10 III" Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
| Of w aldo:
YAMES q. CRANE. Administrator OF the estate
- Of Warren Grant late OF Stockton ia sld Conn
TX, deceased respectfully represents that the goods
ciittols ana credits Of said deceased moi .ufci-
| rnt TO answer his Just debts and charges Of Admin
| lSrUton Wy III" stun Of one hundred dollars that
,aid deceased dcd seized OF two parcels Of real a.
tc situate in SAID Stockton that safe OF any entire,
portion OF either parcel would deprrcate the sale Of
ne residue ne iurthrr represents that Frank Il.
lAgrt, # stockton, has made an u,lN autageuus Of
irf Tor the same, to wit the sum OF Our hundred
aiH iWrntA h'e dollars. which ohcr il n for the in
~. q ai concerned immediately ~ accept, and
| put the proceeds on interest
4 Wherefore ruT petitioner praNr Your honor to
grant hu j license 10 sen ana convey ~.d r,aI az
tale ri >a' deceased satisfy said debts ana Incl
dental charge, aid charge, of Admin tr,tIon Nj
sa't raoN It DH-Itt' for said sum at i = on
JANIS &. CRANE
A. 4 court q Probate, held at Belfast within ana
inr tHr County Of Waldo, ou the second tuesday
al october, A. -. iN.9
i'ron tnr foregoing rrntion ordered, That the
petitioner give notice 20 all parsons Interested by
causing c"py Of Sd petition, With this order There
oH, q" hr published three weeks sy,ly III the
Republican Jonrual, paper printed at belfast thai
tIta macy appear az Probate Court, to b, held at
ttc PROBATE nthcr il Belfast atorr am, The >rc
ond tuesday Of Noyeubtr nrNt, at ten O'Clock in
tAr forenoon. AND ~h,w cause, If ul thry hayr ANY
filnO uLi;~t>. Judge
Auuecops ttnst -r.r.l,tlp. irsl,tr5.
otn, u.nosao .u4;v " r.o.avtar no County
VI " 4Idp-
ENHE UNDERSIGNED. ,,uar,iian ot clifton t.
| l. Barruw-, OF Nputlil!r, MINOR heir OF William
L EarruN~ lattut EDcklaHd iu tin, county OF IA nos
decreased, respectfully represents that s.lid minor
~'Hrd and possessed of certain real estate situate in
urt Fairfield. N the tunnty nt Nroustook, h,.iug
Ieit~ Ut lots uU los and lu9 in ala tnrt tairtici
1n"a'n'h- A''ui 4oo Atits lfalt Mr. advantageous
"i'r " soN,u hundred ANA hlty dollars has Deem
m.rc fer tho same bF Dlu,l Weymouth, OF Norrlu,
IN -lid onnt Nj Wa1lo, which uNor il r tor the n-
''ItSt Ol AH concerned immediately 20 accept, the
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

T + you wish for steady employment and good pai
L apply at once to va st%DN ~ 60.
Lock HOY - ". "atersiiie, ne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
IN MRMORIAM.

The following was adopted at the regular session
of Nimssila Lodge, No. 80, 1, O. o. F., Tuesday
evening, March 11th, and its publication in the
city papers requested;
Bro Alexander Shaw was born Sept %, 1880, at
Dundee, Scotland. Died Tuesday March 4, 1879.
aged 48 years, 5 months and days.
Bro Shaw came to America in 1870, locating
first al Rochester, N Y. became a resident of
Canton in 1862 and u member of this lodge May
"a, 1870, by card.
Distinguished for the assiduity and skill with
which he pursued his business, the virtues of our
beloved brother whose death our lodge in com.
mon with his fellow citizens at large, 80 deeply
deplores-deserves to be cherished in our aifec.
tions aud embalmed in our memories.
Stricken down on the threshold of what seemed
prosperous future, and at time of life when the
inducements to live seemed most inviting and his
loss will be most severely felt his death furnishes
a slngularly expressive illustration of the unCer.
tainty of life and solemn admonition to the liv.
ing that at our best estate-and when the posi-
bility OF death seems most remote-we are never.
theless mortal and subject at any moment to be
summoned to our final account
To our stricken sister and her fatherless children
we extend our affeotionate and fraternal symya.
thies, and commend them to the protection of Him
who has promised to be "lhe father of the father
less, the stay of the widow" and "a very present
help alway ia time Of trouble"
Respectfully submitted,
r, A. CASSIDY.
NJ. B. Cox
W. H. WYANT.
Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
A REMINISCENCE.

Mr.. W. M. Ward, actor, who will do Gotleib
Mueller, rich old brewer, at George s. Knights
show next Saturday night is one Of the "old
originals" who acted when actors were scarce
About thirty years ago there was dramatic par
ty on the road which, in It's members, included
George Jones, now familiarly known throughout
the country as "George, the Count JOannes," a
well known New York Police Court lawyer and
selfstyled actor; there were, in the party besides
him, Miss Hildreth and W. NJ. Ward this same
BILLY" Ward, who were playing leading parts.
They travelled principally through the South
with the Immaculate Benjamin F. Butler, of Mas.
sachusetts, ex General, ex-Congressman, ex can.
didate for Governor, ex everything but nothing
prospective, as their business manager and ad-
vance agent. The troupe played season of sew.
eral years with that management, Ward doing
Romeo and Miss Hildreth coming out as the
much poisoned Juliet, into which Mr.. Butler cast
himself as third party, notwithstanding the
certain and ultimate consequences which oc.
CURED in the due time.
AS the lads say, who are interested in lassies
Mr. Butler finally "cut Mr.. Ward out" and
shortly afterward he married Miss Hildreth and
quit the theatrical business altogether. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler lived together for many years. he, in
turn, being politician, soldier and then green.
back candidate for Governor Of Massachusetts,
Mrs. Hildreth, his wife, died about three or four
years ago In Boston after having lived divorced
life for several years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

Efiie Elsler, as Ralph Rackstraw, and an entire
supporting company will appear in Canton soon
in H, NJ, s. Pinaforo.
John A, Stevens in his excellent drama entitled
unknown" will show at Schaefer's Opera House
in week or two.
That royal burlesque opera, composed by Ed.
ward E Rice and known as Rices "Evangeline,"
will also hang up in Canton for one night at an
early date.
Next Saturday evening the 18th inst, will come
for the second time Mr.. and Mrs Georges Knight
in their special dialect drama Of OTTO" in which
Mr., Knight has achieved national reputation as
a comedian on the Teutonic plan Since their
first appearance here in the early part of last win
ter, they have played an engagement Of six weeks
at the Broadway Theater, New York, to packed
houses, and might have played longer to crowded
seats but the management had made number Of
dates at other cities and they had to be filed.
Everywhere the company has been they have
been pronounced excellent and we are certain
that those who saw them here last season will be
sure to go again. and those who didn't will see q
royal good show If they go next Saturday evening.
By reference to another item in this paper headed
"a reminisCenCe,' will be seen a little episode in
the life Of one CT tie leading actors in this party
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
BOUND TO DIE.

Ihe old original and only Gotlleb HUT, Of
Charles street, South Canton, was on one OF hls
periodical cases Of determination last Tuesday,
ana nnally, as Is usual In GOteibs occasional
sprees II became necessary for the police to arrest
him, which they did Tuesday morning, and lock-
ed him up in the cooler After he had beeen
there short time officers Rlgler and Herbat had
occasion to return to the place and when tbey aid
so they found Gotlieb hanging by the neck, not
until dead but very nearly so The demented
man had torn his shirt to shreds and made rope
which he attached to bar and fastened around
MS neck In tho most approved manner The Off
GERS taking in the situation at once proceeded to
cut the rope and free the desperate man, who sub
mlIled quite tamely at first but afterwards, when
lhe oncers had gone to another part of the build
ing hutl made second and N re desperate at
Tempt ne TOOK leather belt from about his waist
which had escaped the attention of the officers
and fastening one end Of 1t about his neck and
the other to the water spgot, he threw all his
weight upon the strap, and presently, when the
officers returned, they once more found him near.
~ gone, more 80 than at FIRST for his lace was blue
and he was gasping violently. Again they cut
MIN down and saved his life and were In the act
ofputting handouts upon his wrists when he be-
gan using his teeth In maniacal manner, biting
clear into the flesh Of his arm with the intention
OF preaching the artery, 1t required all the power
OF three strong Inen to get the darby on him.
and In the scutie, besides biting himself he biz
Cncer Herbst in the leg quite severely; the officer
Is convinced that he has an unusually good ret Of
teeth and strong jaws. HUT was finally hand
cutied and secured against any fur her chances Of
self destruction, and Tuesday evening after he
mad become somewhat rational, he was released
from confinement and permitted to 60 home.
This was not the first lime HUT has attempted
suicide but twas altogether the most desperate
he has ever made,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

March 10th, John Cocklin to Levi COcklin
251.1OO acres of land in Plain township, S75.
Daniel N, Snyder and wife to John Snyder jr.
81 acres in Osnaburg township, $1,000.
City of Canton to Samuel Dice, lot 18l on Wal.
nut street. Canton, $3.50.
Charles Martin and wife to William H. Martin
1856 100 acres in Plain township $3.50.
Jacob L, Poorman and wife to William E. Ober.
lin, "a acres and ten rods in Tuscarawas township
S2,55O
March 11th, Andrew Kemmerline and wife ia
Frederick Kemmerline, 8 416J acres in Tuscara
was township, S625.
Elizabeth A. Clouser to Nora A. Erb, lot 1O5 in
Canton except 25 feet front and rear on the north
side, $1,000.
Robert studer and wife lot 80 in Plainfeld ad-
dition to Canton, 81 200.
]. franklin Hudson to Jonathan 8. Hudson, %
acres in Canton township, so 900.
Simon and louisa Miller to Michael Miller, s
acres in CBnton township 1900.
George w. 0ldfeld and wife to Blontena Ball, l
acre of land in Canton township, $500
Michael Miller ct al to George W. Oldfeld, s
acres of land in Canton township S2,775.
Anthony Martin to Henry E. Rohn, tract o.
land in Perry township s233562.