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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-04
Legal Notice.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERH:
Notice Is hereby given, that on the ninth day OF
February; A D. eighteen hundred and eighty, the
Undersigned, John McClymonds, proprietor Of Riy-
of stark and State Of Ohio. filed his petition In the
Court of Common Pleas of said county setting forth
that he Is the owner of much Of said Riverside ad-
ditlon as included in the following description to-
wit: .
nv street. as extended eastwardly to the uscarawas
River and east of Summit Avenue, and being lots
numbered one hundred and torty:three, one hundred
and forty.four one hundred and f0rty.tve one hun
dred and fortyslx, one hundred and forty-seven,
one hundred and forty.elght, one hundred and
forty-nlne, one hundred and fifty, one hundred
and htty-one, one hundred and hfty-two, one
hundred and hfty-three, one hundred and hfty-
four one hundred and hfty-hve, one hundred and ff
tysIx, one hundred and hityseven, one hundred and
hityeight, one hundred and hfty-nine and one hum
dred and sixty, Also so much OF Summit Avenue as
Is located south Of the south lne OF Perry street. eN
tended eRstwardly to the eastern terminus. Also a
street. fifty feet wide, running eastwardly and west
Wardly between lots numbered one hundred and fif-
ty-three and one hunred and fry four. and known
Ia the plat OF the aforesaid addition Ena street.
Also an alley twenty feet wide, running parallel to
Summit street and east OF lots numbered one hum
dred and flfty-fOur, one hundred and hfty-hve one
hundred and ifty.slx one hundred and hfty.seven,
nine and one hundred and sixty Also an alley hf-
teen feet wide, and running east and west on the
south line of lot one hundred and sixty.
Said petition also shows that no state or county
road nor any part thereof runs through said premss
es and prays that said lots streets and alleys be va
Gated Said petition Will be for hearing ut any time
after forty days from this date -,,ro,,,
JOHN McCLYMoNDS,
BY FoLaER & GARRETT, his Attys.
Masslllon, o., Feb 0, 1880. .l2lw
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oAlEFoN, o., February IS, ISSO

Mr John Relser will continue Me business at the
old stand on East Tuscarawas street, three doors
cad Of fWalnuk fehIeSw
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A. w. OOSHORN,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and Notary Public,
D /, running q law shop opposlt' y Reed House.
anal street, Navarro, o. From whence will de:
fond the innocent, "prod" the wicked, collect bad
debts and mix up prescriptions for the nelghbors at
"bed-Fockp rates. Young fellow, II you want any
thing ground out In my line call. feblT6oh
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4tpaI.
SHERIFF SALE.
George Boullon ct al VS., Justin Holdot ct al

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 Oucry at
the door Of the court house In the city OF Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-04
VALUABLE FARM
In Plain Township,
At Private Sale,
1oa ACRES.

The widow and heirs Of Samuel Warstler late Of
PiaintOWnship, Stark county, Ohio, deceased oter
ibT sale their desirable farm situated six miles
north east ofCantOn, on the Middle Branch ROAD,
being one half mile south OF Middle Branch d, ana
STe on the premises about thirty acres Of good tim
ber the balance being clear and under high state
al cultivation. There Is on the farm Two goo1
feet long aud "A feet Wide. A new wagon shed y on
Che premises with ell the necessary out 0ulidings
that are desirable on q farm. Also two never-tane
weIls. A good orchard Is on the premises with
BEARS peaches, grapes, etc, included. The above
premises run UP to said Middle Branch road, with
he buildings fronting close to said road. The above
property will be sold on reasonable terms. Ana any
person desiring to see the premises or for lntorma
TINED or by addressing letter to Middle Branch.
IanIS-Sm WILLIAM WARSTLER.
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FARM FOR SALE !
Atgal.
.~~>S.~NN~~SNN~
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that in pursu-
RHice of an order of the Probate Court Of stark
county, Ohio he will sell At public auction on sat
Jtrday the 18th day Of March, 1885, at O'Clock P.
e She office ofA. H. Goshorn, In Navarro, Ohio, for
Onsh the following account and notes In his hands as
assignee of William Coup and Henry ID. Coup
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Carlyle and the c:liio. a;an.

vail
ga grim, wrinkled, strong, gloomy face, !"
is that of Carlyle as seen by a CORE spond-
emit OF the Chronicle, Of San Francisco. who
proceeds to describe the Chelsea sage's dis
like for America and Americans, and the
criticisms to which he treats those who.call
upon him. On one occasion Califoi nian,
being received with the babitual denuncia-
too of the great Republic, endured it calm
ly to the end, aud then observed:
$50 ahead. Mr.. Carlyle; like to hear
you abuse the United States, for il seems
to do you good, aud It doesn't do Us q bit
OF harm. You've had good deal to say OF
wind-bags. confess that we're pretty
windy on the other side, but we oan's come
up to you over here. Now, you impress me
As the biggest wind-bsg cay you like
candor-I hare ever seen. IL We should
take the wind out Of your fifty odd vol
umes, what would be left Of them /? They
are ali wind aud you know il. | don .
blame yon for writing it, however. You've
made your wind pay. and II y0u had any
common sense and were fifty years younger
you'd make, IL you'd come and live with
u, pretty good American. You've cx-
pressed your views Of my country. aud I've
expressed my views Of you. Isuppose We
are about even, Do Lowe you anything,
Mr.. Carlyle? II do ri pay YOU" The
author 10 reported TO have smiled grinly By
way Of Response, and 70 have said after
ward that tho Californian was tb~ least IN
interesting Ansrioan be he'd seen.
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ALIAS SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana, In end Tor the County
OF Deer Lodge.
doing business under the hrm name ana style OF Lee
W, Foster II Co., Plaintiffs.
RK Williams, James Crepner, Chris. Jensen and
Edward Bradley, partners carrying ON business by
the name ana style OF X. X. Williams 6 Co, De
PENDANTS.
The people of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing to k, X Williams, James Crepnor, CHRIS Jensen
and Edward Bradley, Defendants.
You are hereby required TO appear IN an action
brought against you BY ne above named pa,hths ~
the Territory OF Montana, in and for the County OF
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF serycel after
the service on you Of this Summons, IL served within
this County; or served ont OF TINS county, but In
this District within twenty days; otherwise within
forty DAYS or Judgment by default VIII be taken
AGAINST YOU according 70 the prayer OF said complaint
The said action brought recover the Gum OF one
hundred and twenty-nine and Si-lO0 (l29sD dollars
alleged to be due and owing from defendants to plain
ts as A balauce on an account for goods wares and
merchandise sold and delivered by plaintiffs to de-
PENDANTS at their special Instance ana request between
the st DAY OF July, A. ID. 1873, and the let day OF
May A. D. 1879 aud plaintlifs costs ana dlsnurse,
ments in THE action. And you are hereby notihCd
That II You fail TO appear and answer said complaint
as above required, the said Plainth VIII take Jndg'
ment by default against you In said sum OF sl29 81
| and for plaintiffs cost OF suit
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
| Court OF the Second Judicial District OF the
| Territory OF Montana, In and for the County
| rsEAI1 of Deer Lodge, this 18th day OF January IL
| the wear of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty. ,o 81, ,p,.,,, -
| Clerk.
sPRATT & STAPLETON,
| Atty's tor Pa ntihs.
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ONLY CoLoRED JUDGE ON TUX PAcfF &c
CoAsT.-On last election day the voters of
East Bear River township elected Z. 7.
Duplex AZ one of their Justices OF the Peace.
1t was really compliment TO Mr.. Duplex
to see the old.line Democrats, who with
Republicans walked up to the polls and cast
their ballots for bin. He is the Srst color
ed man who has been elected to an official
post ion in this State, or, az far as we know,
on the Pacific Coast, and the citizens of this
precinct can we'll boast Of it, for it shows to
the world that they as voters do not look to
the color but to the man. And in him they
have gentleman in every sense Of the word
aed one who will be impartial in all his le-
gal decisiyns. He issued bis first papers on
the 9th day Of January, 1880, in an attach,
ment case, which has been settled. He was
born in New Haven, Connecticut, on the
9th day Of May, 1881, and is therefore Al
years OF age. He came to this State in
1852, aud is by occupation barber. He il
married and has two children, Edward ant
Louisa, who are always up in their studio.
and among the best-mannered children in
the TOW A. Whsatland Recorder, Jsnuar.
23d.
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A Relic.

A Denver correspondent brings to the
light a very interesting relicof the days OF
bleeding Kansas" III the shape of picture
of the late Gov. A. Fl. Reeder, taken n the
disguise he was obliged to assume when he
made his escape do~H the Missouri river,
fleeing .om the "b,ider ruffians " of the
day. The original picture was taken in
Chicago IN 1856. ani but three copies
made, oae for Governor Reeder, one for
Mr.. T.. L. Pierce, Of Msssr cbus etts, the
biop rapber tf Sumner, and one tor Dr.
Ray, of the Chicago tribune. The only
original now know Il to be in existence ID
in the collection Of the Historical Society
of Kansas, at Topeka, from which this
COPY was taken. Governor Rceder is adj
mnably disguised as regular PADDY
with sye and bundle on his shoulder, pipe
in his mouth, and all the we'll counterfeited
marks Of a genuine tramp. 1t was thus
that one of the old wooidyed Democrats Of
Pennsylvania. and one Of the ablest mer in
any party in the State. made bis from
the Gubernatorial Office of Kansas to fret
soil, to save bis life, but quarter OF
century 20 and now the black man turn'
to Kansa as the promised land of free
dom. Verify, the world moves
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be run into their pla ,es at once, the shape
of the root being Of no consequence
whatever. In ca ses where nature has made
a mistake in that harmony, which ought to
assist in the different parts of the head
fol- niug exp ion, the, mistakes can
easily be correct, |, so f." - the teeth are
c ,ncerned, by LH.ng the pegs such shape
and inclination as will produce the desired
effect"
The same gentleman proposed to intro
duce bill in Congress providing for the
pIsuting OF ferocious looking fangs in the
mouth of United STAT - troops. These
would PR luce such feal .ul looking ex
preston as would strike -, 'or into the
hearts Of the painted savages and shorten
the Indian wars. After the war they could
be extracted and deposit' in an arsena
and be ready for use in similar exigency
| in the future.
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GENERAL ELI. z. MURRAY.
SOMETHING OF UTAH's NEW GOVERNOR.


Wash. Corr. Salt Lake Tribune.
The appointment Of Gen. Eli. IL. Murray
az Governor, il is believed here, will mark
an epoch in the history of Utah. A man OF
fine presence, apparently born to command,
he will assume the duties of the offico un-
trammeled by cliques or outside influence,
and 90 there solely, 1t is said, TO carry out
in coed faith the policy of the Admin'stra-
ton. That policy, as is we'll known, is to
enforce the laws. For the first time you
will have Governor who will be fully in
structed before he leaves here as to what
coui Sc he shall pursue 10 regard to all
prominent questions agitating your Terri
tory; not only this, but he knows what the
whole country expects him to do.
Though native Of Kentucky and Re-
publitai at that, his selection u not par
risan one in the usual meaning Of that word
for the patty In his native State can gain
nothing by It. The State is hopelessly
Democratic, and still it Is step in the new
line of policy siopted by the Administra-
ton to recognize the claims Of Republicans
In the South. Outside Of all this, If it bad
not been thought he was the best man, all
thugs consider. d, who name has been
mentioned In connection with the place, he
would net have been nominated.
The soldier element here is much pleased
with the selection, for bis military record il
exs sptionally good. 1t required great
strength Of character to be Union man IL
Kentucky in 1861; yet he, at the re OF 10
entered the Union army; before be hac
reached his majority he WI In command O
q brigs ie, some time after made Genera
Of cavalry, snd SERVED during the whole wa
under Sherman and other In the southwes
and was In the great March to the Sea.
| Judge Murray of Kentucky Is brother
Logan G. NJ. Murray, President of the Ne
tional Bank at [ ,uisvile and Hon. DAVE
R. murray of the State s,nase, are ais
brothers. Ci.tfenden, who fell under Lo
sz' command In Cuba in 1859, was half
brother; ex-Memt sr Of Congress Gene ca
Tom Crittender, is another half-brother.
It looks from this standpoint as thong
eve, ything was favorably to his sucee :
Governor, that he win give satisfaction
the country and the loyal people Of Utah.
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In the District Court of the Second judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, In and for the County
of Deer Lodge.
Lee w. Foster and Albert Kleinsc hlnidt, partners
doing business under and by the firm name and style
of Lee w. Foster Il Co, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Willard H. Thompson, Defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send Greet
ing to Mila-d +. Thompson, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN nm action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff. III
the District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory OF Montana, In and for the County Of
Deer Lodge and To the complaint filed thereiu
within ten days exclusive OF the dav OF servce after
the service you OF this Summons, II served within
this County: or II served out of this County, but In
this District, within twenty days. otherwise within
forty days. or judgment by default will be taxed
against you according to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action Is brou2 bit TO recover OF You the
sum of three hundred and twenty nine and Is 100
due and owing as a balance on an account for gro
cerics goods, wares and merchandise, sold and de-
liyered by plaintiffs to you between the lst day OF
January A. ID. 1879, and the 9th day OF OCTOBER, A.
D. 1873 AT your special instance and request.
And Won are hereby notified that II you fail ~ ap
pear and said complaint IA above required the
said plaintiffs will take judgment by defart aga ns
you tor said OF s329ss and for costs OF this SUIT
Given under my hand and :he Seal OF the Dlstrlc
| Court OF the Second Judicial District oil th'
Territory of Montana, In and for the County
fsEAL1 of Deer Dodge, this 10Th day OF January II
| the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
| dIed and eighty.
Clerk.
| SPRATr & STAPLETON,
| Attiys Tor Plaintiffs.
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A /" White Slave

A singular suit 10 about to DO tried in
Indiana polls, In which Governor Black
burn, of Kentucky, is an important wit
ness. The car, appea.s to be that some
what prominent politician in indianapolis Is
suing newspaper for calling him anig-
GER" The proprietors Of the paper, hav-
ing what they thought & cd g,ouad for so
clubbing the politician, wrote to Govel hor
Blackbmn for bis lee elections concoi aing
the man, and for whatever light he could
throw on ibs subject. As the Governor
held the letter In bis hand and the circum-
stances were recalled to his miRd, he laugh
ingly related what he koew ab Jot the mat
ter. He said that about the year 1s43 or
1874 his brother, George Z. Blackburn, or,
a he was called, "Chap" Blackburn,
owned slsve who was so white that he
might readily pass for white man.
aChap" had purchased the boy from his
former me ster, VIII, wanted to get rid OF
him because be hal previously rru off to
Indiana and ma, ried white wife and was
UTOukut UdN - uhuci snC AuHbisW 1s@s0 =" -
he took compassion upon him and agreed
to buy him and give him his liberty upon
certain conditions These wee that be
should serve his new master one year and
then 20 and visit his wife, return and serve
another year and visit her second time,
reform and serve third year aud be should
DO FREQ. Sam, - the boy was called, gladly
acced ed TO this proposition. Sam after
| while ran OF to Indiana and nothing VA
heard OF him for some time. At last, his
whereabouts being discovered, Chap Black.
burn went 10 indiana TO claim his slave.
Sam had found m asylum 1t the house oil
his father-iu-law. Making hia way to the
plaes Mr.. Blackburn 60. ,red the house,
whore be beheld handsome white woman
with babe in her arms. He inquired II
Sam wss there. She answered that he Wa
and that hs was her husband. But
madam. /" said Mr.. Blackburn, did you
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Noylce of Hearing Return

In the Probate Coart of the county of Deer Lodge,
Territory OF Montana.
In the matter of the estate OF John A Nlchols de-
ceased
Pursuant to an order of the Judge of said Court
plade on the 2th day oiJanuary Is here
by given that Frederick T.. Gleason the administrator
of the estate OF said deceased made to this court ard
led In the office OF the clerk thereof ON the 18th day
of January $780, return OF sale made by him or tie
nth day of January, 1880, under previous order Of
said court, OF the following real estate and for te
following sum- to-wit A Gel tain qHartz claim, lode
or vein situated lying and being In Summit valley
mining district Deer Lodge county. Montana Teri to-
~ and known as the Comnnche, for the sam of atty
1901 dOllgrs as will more fully appear from said re-
turn. filed as aforesaid, and to which reference IL
hereby made, for further particulars.
And notice is hereby given that Monday, the a1
day of February, A. D. $780, at 10 A. m. at the Court
room of said Court, has been fixed for hearing the
said return when ana where any person Interested IN
said estate may appear and file written objections u
the confirmation OF the said sale, and may be heard
and may produce witnesses In support OF his objec'
ticns. ORHEN EMERSON.
Probate Judge and Acting Clerk.
Dated January 81, 1880, IT.
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LEW COLEMAN, TREASURER

not know that he is my slave?' She re.
piled, Yes, know it; but I love him
nevertheless She then directed boy
to lead his master to quarry where the
slave was at work. AS soon as Sam saw
his master he surrendered, saying that it
needed no process to secure him. He
would go back to Kentucky at once. But
Chaps pity was aroused and he told Sans
father-in-law that he would give him a bill
of sale for Sam for an old and worthless
milestone in the yard. Sam since then
has risen In the social circle, though the
old residents speak Of him as. the "white
slayeD
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The TEX IS WAY.
HOW A LONE STAR LOVER MANAGED To
PROPOSE TO HIS GIRL.
Chambers Journal.

Chambers journal
They manage these things differently in
Texas. This is now fond couple come to
an understanding. &C ,iding to one who
pretends to know: He sits on one side Of
the room in big white rocking chair she
on the other in little white oak rocking
chair. A long -eared deer hound is by his
side; bash ct of sewing by hers. Both
the young people rock necessarily. He
signs heavily and looks out of the west
window at myrtle tree she signs lightly
and gazes ont Of the window at the turnip
patch. At last he remarks:
"This is mighty good weather for cotton
picking"
otis that" the lady responds, eff we
only had any to pick"
The rocking continues.
whats your dogs name?"
Gloomy"
Another sigh bi oxen Stiffness.
"What's he good for ?'
"Wbat's he go, forP" says he, abstract
eddy.
"Your dog, Coony."
"For ketcbiug 'possums.
Silence for half an hour.
"He looks like deer hound"
"Who looks like deer houndp"
&C, ony."
"He is, but he's sort o. bellowsed, an
old an slow, an he amt no count on
cold trail"
In the quiet ten minut that ensues she
takes two stitches in her quilt, gorgeou.
affair, made after the pattern called " Rose
of Sharon" .......
"Your ma raising many cbickensP"
"Foity odd"
Then more rocking, and somehow th'
big rocking chair and the little rockin,
chair are jammed side by side, and rocking
is impossible.
"Makin' quilts ?" he observes
Eyes" she replies, Frightening up 70
she is great on quilts. I've just finisb,'
a gorgeous Eagle Of Brazil Setting
Sun and Nations Pride Have yo
ever saw The Yellow Rose OF the FRA
rie p"
"No."
More silence. Then he says:
"Do You love cabbage?"
al do that"
Presently his band is accidentally pace'
on hers, of which she do. not seem To b
aware. Then he suddenly says:
"Pve great mind to bite you"
"What have you got great mind to bit
me for?
"Kase you won't have me-"
"Kase you amt a1ed me-"
: "Well, now | TX you.'
: "Then now has YOU"
Csoncy dreams he hears q sound Of XII
sing, aud next day the young man goes 8
: ter marriage license.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court In aud for the county OF Deer
Lodge, Territory # Moatana-ln the matter OF the
estate of Cyrus B. Parker, deceased.
Benjamin G. Brooks, the Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Cyrus B. Parker. deceased, having flied his
petition herein duly verified PRAYING for an order Of
sale of the whole Of the iea and personal estate OF
said deceased, for the purposes therein set forth
IL IL therefore ordered by said Court, u az all per-
interested In the esttae of sad deceased to ap
pear before the said Probate Court Friday the 2oth
said day. ut the court of said Probate Court nj
the Court House In the town and County Of Deer
Lodge, to show canse why an order should not be
granted to the Administrator sell the whole OF the
real and estate at private sale as set forth In
said petition. -
ORREN EMERSON,
Probate Judge and Actin Clerk,
Dated January 90, 1880. 551-4t.
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such as Sore, Weak, InNamed Red. and watery Eyes
liberation and Inflammation of the Ear; Ringing
Noises in the Head; Sore Throat; EIongation Of the
Uyula aud swelled Tonss; Nervous HeadseHe, Msn,
Force depression of Spirits, ARE all carefully and
scientifically treated with this remedy according to
directions which accompany each bottle, or VIII "
mailed TO any address on receipt OF stamp.
Each package contains DIR. saniord's Improved IN
haltnr Tube with full directions Tor use IN all cases
Price iO0 Sold by all Wholesale and Retail
throughout the United States and Canadas. WEEKS
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale DruggisS
Boston, Mass.
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TOOTH IN

IN PLACE OF A TOOTH oUT-A GRINDER
TRANSFERRED PROM THE Mo0TH OF A
YOUNG LADY TO THE JAW OF MIDDLE
AGED MAN by CHICAGO DENTIST.