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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-18

reputation, not only as a successful prac'
titioper. but as bold and skillful opera
tor in surgery. Twice he performed the
carsarean section, the only physician in
the county who ever attempted the OPP
GRAFTON, He left in 1884, removing to
Canton, and was succeeded by DR.. Pres
ton. -,
There is no record of New franklin.
II was laid out by John Unkefer about
the wear 1881 A post Office was estab
lished in the place, Feb, 20 b, 1882, and
Jesse Shoard appointed pos master.
The proprietor of RObertsville was
John Robard, who had the town survey
el and the plat recorded Nov. 23d 1912.
A post office was established Dec lst,
1862 and Petor Adulph made post mas
ter
Minerva, pant of which is in Paris
township is an old town, but just now
old must be guessed, as the nIaJ was not
recorded until May 25Ih, 1888. long after
the town was located and could boast OF
having quite population and an exien
sive trade. A post Office vas established
Feb. 9Th, 1928 and John Pool made post
master
Paris township has furnished up to he
present period the following county OIL
Cials:
General John Augustine, Sheriff, two
terms-from 1920 to '24 Senator, eight
consecutive terms-from 1924 to 81
Uuder the first State Constitution Rep.
resentatives and Senators were elected
annually.
Rodolpbus Martin, Representative one
term.
Arnold Lynch, recorder three terms
from 1887 to lS43
Isaiah Estep, Commissioner one term,
1857.
John W. Greenwood, appointed Asso.
ciate Judge of Common Pleas Court, 1912
serving seven years.
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1tSaI.
legal Notice. &C..
TO Nh WHOM 1r NAV coNonnN,

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice Is hereby given, that on the ninth day OF
February; ID. eighteen hundred and eighty, the
Undersigned, John McClymOnds, proprietor OF Riv'
eTslde addition to the city OF MassilOn IN tne county
Of Stark and State OF Ohio filed his petition In the
that he Is the owner of so much OF said Riverside ad
dtion as is included In the following description, TO-
wilt:
Being all of the lots south OF the south line Of Per
~ street, as extended eastwardy to the Tuscarawas
River and east of Summit Avenue, and being lots
and forty-four, one hundred and forlytve one hun
dred and forty-slxi one hundred and forty'seven,
one hundred and fOrty-eight, one hundred and
t0rty-nine, one hundred and fifty, one hundred
and hity-One, one hundred and htty-tw0, one
hundred and htty.three one hundred and hfty-
tysiX, one hundred and hityseven, one hundred ana
fifty eight one hundred and ffty.nine and one hun
dred and sixty Also so much OF summit Avenue as
Is located south Of the south line OF Perry street, eX
tended eastwardly to the eastern terminus. Also q
street, fifty feet wide, running eastwardly and west
wardly between lots numbered one hundred and hf-
ty-three and one hunred and tlty four, aud known
In the plat Of the aforesaid addition as Hna street.
Also an alley twenty feet wide, running parallel TO
Summit street and east of lots numbered one hum
dred ana tlftyiour, one hundred and htty.ive, one
hundred and fittyslx, one hundred and hfty.seven,
one hundred and lfty.elght. one hundred and fifty
nine and one hundred and sixty. Also an alley ff-
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 premis
es and prays that said lots streets and alleys be va
Gated Said petition will be for hearing at any time
after forty days from this date; ,,,,o,,,e,
BY FoLaER q GARRETT, his Attys.
MassillOn, O., Feb. 0, 1880, .l2W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-18
A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE

New because 1t is only within the last few years
that 1t has been improved and brought within the
reach of every old in principle because the first
invention was made and the Hrst patent taken out
nearly twenty years ago, and cases made at that
time and worn SINCE are nearly good as new
Read the following which Is only one case Of many
hundreds, your Jeweler can tell Of similar ones.
MANsFIELD PA, May 9sth, 1873.
1 have a customer who has carried one Of Boss
Patent Cases fifteen years and knew 1t two years
before he got It, and now appears good for ten years
longer. RE. OLNEY, Jeweler.
Remember Jas. Boss ls the only Patent Case made
Of two plates of solid gold Zone outside and one In
slde) covering every part exposed to wear or sight
the great advantage Of these solid plates over cleo
trogIldlng is apparent to everyone. Boss Is the on
ly patent case with which there Is given written
warrent, Of which the following Is q fac simile:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-18
PLEASANT HILL, miss, July s,

PLEASANT HILL, MIS-, July b, 1879.
Messrs MORGAN q ALLEN, SO John St., N. Y. City.
Ipray God that you may be spared many years
to relieve others as you have me and my child 1
have been taking medicine, almost daily, for thir.
Gen years with scarcely any benefit, until the
Constitution Water" was brought to my notice,
have atterded to NY household duties the past
week. for the first time in three months, the past
month wasthe first month that have escaped
my severe sick head ache spells. 1 take great
pleasure Id recommending Constitution Water
70 all my suffering friends. Very respectfully,
MRS. M. A. STATEN.
Ask yOur druppiBt for H.
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MR.. TILDEN'S HEALTH.

Mr.. Tilden seems to he in good condi.
tion for the coming campaign 80 far ne
health is concerned. A gentleman who
recently visited him at No 10 Gramercy
Park says that he appears better than at
any time before in several years; that
his movements are uprightly, and al
though his voice is still husky and can
hardly be called more than whisper, it
is distinctly audible at distance Of 30
feet. But Mr.. Tilden still retains the
habit of coming close to the person with
whom he was cenversing, He spends
much of his time in his library. He still
maintains his practice of taking exercise
on horseback, and pleasant day hardly
ever passes without Mr.. Tlden's appear.
ing in the avenues or parks. He has
taken great fancy or favorite bull
dog which is less than a year old.
Occasionally Mr.. Tilden visits his law
Office, No. II Wall street, where dingy
little sign bears the name IS. ]. Tilden."
Last Sunday Mr., Tilden was seen stroll
ling down Nassau street. Only few of
the persons he met turned to look at
him, and bis face seemed unfamiliar to
most of the busy, hurrying throng. He
paused for a time looking over tho worn
volumes displayed upon Che sidewalk in
front of booksellers store, and picked
up several with an appearance of inter,
est and looked upon the title page and
turned the leaves,-New York Letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-18

Notice is hereby given to themembers ofthe "Plke
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Oompa.
N.Y. that the annual election for officers of said COM
pany will be held at the Pike township Hall, Satur-
day April 3, $780, to elect President Vice Presl-
dent, Secretary, Treasurer, and three Directors.
Polls open from 10 O'Clock a. M to o'clock p. m.
Members allowed to deposit their ballot personally
or to enclose the same under SEAL directed TO the
Secretary of said company to North Industry Stark
county, Ohio. BY order OF the Board of Officers
GEORGE H0WENSpINE
WASH. MCKINNEY,
WILLIAM BECHER,
JACOB ]. YUTZEY, Sec'y, Directors.
marll-dw WASHINGTON GUEST, pres.
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LeqaL Notice.

John Wertz whose present residence Is unknown,
Is hereby notified that on the 18th day of February
A D., 1880, Amanda Wertz filed her petition In the
office of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Stark county Ohio, praying TO be divorced from said
John Wertz, on the ground OF willful absence and
gross neglect OF duty for more than three years last
past. The prayer Of said petition Is also that the
said Amanda Wertz be decreed the custody OF
Bstella Wertz, a minor child, and that she be re-
stored to her maiden name. Said petition will be for
hearing at the next term Of court on or after the
10 day OF May, A. D. 1880
BALDWIN & SHIELDS,
feb28.0Ig Attorneys for Petitioner.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Levi Bonbrak and Cathsrine Bonbrak, who reside
In Huntington county, Indiana, will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 25th day of
A D. $780, In the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Stark by Jesse Ii Van
Van Nostran demands partition of the following
real estate, tOwlt Being the northwest quarter OF
section twenty eight (2S), Pike township, Stark Co..
Ohio and that a the May term of said court the said
Jesse L. Van Nostran will apply for an order that
partition may bemade Of said premises.
JESSE l.. VAN NoSTRAN,
marll-lw By JOHN O. WE1TY, his Att
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nar4-lw
Partition Notice.

Elizabeth Umstead, who resides In the town of
Roanoke, County OF Huntington, State of Indiana,
Hiram Umstead, who resides In the city of Fort
Wayne, County Of Allen and State Of Indiana and
Albert Umstead, whose place of residence is un-
known will take notice that Anthony Sisterhen, of
Stark county. Ohio did on the 9th day of February,
A. d. $780, file his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, OF Stark county, Ohio. against the persons
above named and one James Bevard, demanding
partition of lot number eleven Q1) In the town OF
Navarro, Stark county, Ohio, or II the cannot
be divided without injury II may be sold according to
law. Said persons above named are required TO ap.
pear and answer said petition or before Saturday
April 10, 1880, -
LYNCH, DAY & LYNCH,
feb12lw Attorneys for A SIsTERHEN
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Incorporation Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that on the first day Of
March, A. d, $780, there was filed In the office OF the
Auditor Of Stark county, Ohio, by the direction or
the County Commissioners of said county, petition
signed by more than thirty electors residing within
the territory hereinafter described asking said Com
missOners for an order incorporating said territory
a village. That said petition describes the terri
tory sought TO be incorporated as southwest quarter
OF section eight township eighteen, of range seven,
In said Stark county, containing the present Ham
let Of Osnaburgh and its contiguous territory lying
within said quarter section that 1t alleges the actual
number of Inhabitants Of said territory TO be over
five hundreds that II is desired TO incorporate said
territory as a village to be called "Osnaburgh" that
1t has attached TO II accurate map Of said terrific
ry and that the names of Jacob NJ. Walk, B. II.
Shengle. George Liebtag and w, ". 81. J. CLARK
set out the agents. authorized to act on behalf
of said petitioners; and that said Commissioners
have fixed Wednesdays May 5th 1880, as the day for
the hearing of said petition at their Office in the city
], NJ. WALK.
GEO. LIEBTAG.
B +. SHENgLE.
w. W. CLARK.
j. J. CLARK,
mar4-lw Agents Petitioners.
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Executors Of
the estate Of Joseph Brown late of stark county,
Ohio, deceased. MAHLAN BROWN,
AMOS BROWN,
marIcw Executors.
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EEeeutriS Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix OF
Ohio, deceased MARY ANN KLICK,
mRr11-dw Executrix.
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SpsttaI Notices.
A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and nds-
cretions Of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in South Aperca.
Send aselEaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
7. INMAN, Station d, NesO York City, jan25-gy
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Reuben Foltz ct ur VS. oatharlne Noaker ct a

By virtue of an order TO sell Issued from the
court ofcOmmon pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and TO
me directed win offer for sale at public OutCry on
the premises In Perry township, in said county, on
Saturday, the 27th day of March, 1850,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to-wlt Being part of the south half Ofsec-
tion number thirty-fopr township ten, range nine,
and bounded follows: Beginning at the southeast
corner Of said section and running thence with the
section line north nineteen chains and hfty-elght
links to Jacob Dearborn part of said sectiOn thence
west with the line Of said Jacob Deardorf's tract
hfty-One chains and five links; thence south nine
teen chains and tyeight links to the section line;
thence with the section line to the place Of begin
ing containing one hHndred acres; also the follow
ing described land in said south half section bounded
on the east by land owned by Stngey, the north by
land owned by B, ondig, the south by land owned
by William NOaker and running west as far as said
Ondlng's land, containing one and five rods be
the same more less but subject 10 all legal high.
ways subject TO the Dover estate Of Catharine NOa-
ker therein.
Appraised at S5 800.
Sale to commence at II o'clock a. m. TERMS, one
third cash, the balance In two equal annual pay
ments with interest from day of sale, secured by
mortgage on the premises,
feb28-ew H. ALTEKRUsE Sheriff
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Saturday, lie 27M day Of March, 1880,

the following described real estate situate In said
county t0-wt: Part of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton two, township nineteen, range seven, and
bounded as follows: Beginning for the same at the
quarter post on the eastern boundary thence north
forty chains and twelve links to the section corner
thence west forty chains and twenty-five links 10
the quarter post on the north boundary; thence
south forty chains and twelve links 10 the center
post thence east forty chains and twenty-five links
TO place beginning containing one hundred and
sxtyone acres and fifty one hundredths of an acre
with the exception Of the following tract to-wt:
beginning at the northeast corner Of said quarter,
thence south forty chains and fly links TO an old
quarter post thence west twelve chains and fifty
links; thence north forty chains and hfty links;
thence east twelve chains and fifty links TO the place
of beginning, containing fifty acres be the same
more or less being the lands conveyed TO Frank
Bullion by deed of Peter Bolllnger recorded In deed
record " at pages AL and Az In the Recorders office
Of fStark county, Ohio,
Appraised at 1862.
Sale to commence at one O'clock p. m. TERMS
one third cash. the balance In two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from day of sale, secured by
mortgage ON the premises.
feb26-ew H. ALTEKRUSH, Sheriff.
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4tpaI,
SHERIFF SALE.


BY virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court Of common pleas fStark county, Ohio ana TO
me directed will offer for sale at public Outcry on
the premises In Nlmlshillen township In said coun'
W, on
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CRAIG & DAUGHERTY.
lpbQstttanS.
, @. HARPER.
L. b. sANTER
Druggists.
P, II, BARR,


(SIccessor 10 O. J. GeiO6.)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST Canton, O.,
stOcR Of Imported and indigenous Drugs Staple and
rare ChemicalB Foreign q Domestic, Medical Prepar.
AtOns, TrusBes Supporters etc Combs, Brushes, and
Perfhmery In endless variety. Special attention 10
the filing Physicians Prescriptions.
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]. NJ. MYERS,
A TToRNEY AT LAW-of1ce in Harter's Bank
n Block. Canton, Ohio. Special attention given
TO matters of settlement of estates and partition OF
lands. augT79-H
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A TToRNEY AT LAW-Patents secured and all
"A patent business attended to with promptaess,
New Cassidy Block, Canton, o. sepll-gy
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E. M. GRIMES,
JUSTICE THE PEACE-ofice In Reed & Rex's
~ Block, corner Fifth and Square. nov6'78-yl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-03-18
ELECTION.

LYNCH, DAY g. LYNCH,
ATTORNEYS for A SISTHRHEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12
Erom The Indinns.

A COLONY THREATENED WITH MASSACRE.
KANSAS CITY, December Il PAY mes co.
lOny remained IN camp on the Territory llne
last night. fl mixed by LituieIant Mason and
IS olutcOats OF the Fourth cavalry. Mason,
bv invitation, visited Payne's headquarters
and read his orders 20 tie assembled colo
ni~tS, after which Payne delivered an adj
dress, thanking General Pope for bis mill
tary escort, but notifying Lieutenant Mason
that il was the INTENTION VI tue e0l0Ulsts 10
move Into 0ki9hOma at every hazard.
There WIS manifest good feeling and fra
ternizng between The troops and the imml-
er1nis. When the correspondent left camp
this morning The cOlOnists were OIL mill
iary Gress.parade and inspection, and the
Stars aud Stripes foated al the right Of
The line. The Immigrants are ncIved 10
the determination TO go 10 Oklahoma al
any cost, and should the troops oppose
or, asanticipated, kill their horses, or should
attempt TO destroy their outfits, there VIII
probably he bloody c0Gfllc'. The col0Dlsts
| BROKE camp at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ana are
moving westward on the Kansas line. All
they desire is that Congress should act WIN
promptness and DECISION m nXing the
status of The ceded lands. Hundreds OF
colonisls are moving towards Tue Territory
from other points. The PJnca> aud Neg
Perces have been stirred up by emissarles
| from agencies, and are threatening To take
The war-path and massacre lne Immigrants.
The popnlar feeling on the Kansas Border
is that the President sDail qualify bis pro-
clamati0n 30 rs 10 give ibe coloniNs h1r
,aIy escort tbrough Ibe Cherokee strip ADD
hermit them to settle upon The Government
land 10 which the indian lille was eXslh'
guisned by purchase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

struck me with nv gun which be broke
over nv head, knocking me down. When
got up Davis was down with Bis fen on a
log rs " he was dead. Bclped hffl
INTO Jachson Lees house. About this
fine / saw two ntD coming wnb
gcns aud I took hesd OF Dspis Ssd
SAID. "Lcfs go ausy" We were
both without arms. We started away.
Dave was addhd, and diGnct seem 0linow
what had happened. We bad gone one
bundred yards from Lees betsse when s'gsin
was dssd about fit,y yards fs0m US. Dhvis
Tell, asd cried, oh. Lorf; George L
moved sn,. thinking the Dexs shot wouI3ibe
mine. Preached Csoksville ~ bJ'o'clocItin
The eveDi.g. and am'n0w hayiUsmy wounds
dressed. Tam severely cut ard bruised on
the bead. but will 20 back tonight wiz
Sheriff III. !! Branner, Of Putr1n county,.
with a warrant for the arrest OF AIexandeg
Welch. will write you particulars to-mor-
row. Mysea and 'Sqoire Thomas WEIGH
were In The light, wbes Alexander WEIGH
knocked me down with my own ggD."
A Murder iGrTexas.
GALVESTON, TEXAS. December I1i--Adis-
patch from Dennison say9::Two .nCsgbbors
named Hill esoming involved in IN alter
cation, one waS-kIIed and the other badly
dIsficured. Tse murderer deded she Of
5cers and esc;sed, hotIy- pursued. lie is
making for he Indian Territory,
Two ChildseH BurBeaItO DeasD..
[ MEMPHIS, 1E,H., December 1l.-Firet this
TmorDing destroyed two shantIes on Bhtler
street occupied by coloreG people. Two
aged sbtee and four years, WIRE
burned. Their parents had locked them in
'he house before going 10 work, and they
accidentally set fIeto The house, ana pertsiled
before assistance could be gwen.
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ynr,ous vsSre,~,,. Item..

PIE1s, Decembr 1.-THE Chamber OF
Deputies, discussing the bill OF sTimaies OF
rcvenSe to-day, adopted al the clauses APP
plying she fiscal laws 10 properties OF reii-
taous' congregations NJ ESudrey D'AssoD
has Instituted both civil andicrimiual pro-
cvedinss against NJ. 3smbefta and Fhe qDes-
Tprs OF che Chambes OF Depuies Dor the
Dcidents Of the 18th of November at seDding
sis exp1ision from the Chamber OF Depu.
tfrs.
LONDON, December 1l1TweDiv-,we no.
dtes> have been reco yered a1dltbiuty.four
move nave been seen in Perrygroig Bit
The committee OF tse Norta. and NORTH
eaTsi l2peashire Cottou~SpiDpers' Associa-
rl0s have adopted a resolution rscomsDenn-
ing: that the trade advance sbe weayers'
wages ) per cent, beginning IN ,Enusry.
AgsnsrsI meeting Of the trade'wil be held
at Manchester 10 consider the recommends
tion.
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, kseemben Er.-Tbe
bark FoDtabele has been wrecked at Fal-
mouth, and the captain and five Other crew
drowned.
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spite OF the organs which he owned or sub
srntd. Ia spite OF his bodyguard OF strike.
and bceIers, IN spite az his desperate and
unscrupalous methods. the successor OF
Tweed IN iiI-soiteu and iIl.wIeIdcd power
has encountered the fate 81 Tweed. John
Kelly betrayed the parry that honored bin
and deted the people whose servant he pre-
| tended 10 be, wTose master lie war. The
| people rev0lied from their servitude. They
did not lack either pewspapersto voice their
sentiments OF agents TO do their viii. The
decd Is done. The revolution Il accom-
plsAed. John Kelly, The tyrant, traitor. and
bully, is shorn Of his power
Mr. Campbell, kelly's SUCCESSOR, was at
one time Secretary OF State Of New York.
He was born in 1918, IN Albany. and was
educated a. civil engineer. He lard ont
the first South American railroad from Lima
to Cailao, and in-lS5S became presidents Of
the Harlem railroad. Vanderbilt succceded
him. lie hvs been connected with various
enterprises, and Is now trustee of the corr
solidated bonds OF the Ohio and MIssissippf
road, aud president Of the Consolidation
Coat Company OF Mary Iand. RE was the
engineer OF the harhor defences Of this city
during the war.
The newly-appointed city officers appear
the oath OF office.
The Comptroller holds office ior a term OF
four years from the date Of his confrmatioB
or appointment, andth salary OF the ofiiee
Is $4,000 year. The patronage Of the
osice is very large. There are eight bu-
re'ns in II, with about l5@ employ s.. be-
sides the deputies chiefs Of bureaus. au-
diting officers, and other important officers.
fBy Associated Press.I
NEW YORK, December l1.-Allen Camp
bell. the newly appointed Comptroller. filed
bis bonds this morning. His sureiies are
William ii. Nelson, eX.Dre>ideut OF The
Board Il Education. and Jordon l.. Mott,
who justified in 100000 each. Mr.. Camp
bell subsequently entered the Comptroller's
Office, and presented 10 Mr.. Kelly his certi-
6cate Of appointment. signed by Mayor
Cooper. lie was warmly greeted by Mr..
Kelly, who wished him success III the adj
miniStration Of his Office.