The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
Saturday, The 18M dau Of J!ene, 18sl,

Saturday, the 18Th day OF June, 1881,
the following described real estate and inter-
est Of the defendants situate In said cOun-
ty, towlt' The first tract being part Of the
northwest quarter Of section number one ~ In town
ship number twelve u2) In range number ten u0)
andpaIt Of the southeast quarter OF section number
section number thirty SIX (Ss), in township humber
one ~, range ten Q0), stark county bounded
as follows: Beginning at post on the section line
and at the northwest corner of Peter Kerstetter's
land, and running thence north 10 $500 chains to the
northwest corner of said section one; thence north
II l2-l0O chains to post; thence north, 68 degrees
east 30 81 100 chains tO post thence SOUTH % 75l00
chains to post thence north, e9% degrees west,
30 60 100 chains TO the place OF beginning, containing
So A 100 acres Of land, more less, and being the
same tract Of land that was conveyed by Jacob Ker
stetter TO samuel Rothrock By deed dated May Is,
1882 recorded In the records OF deeds of said county
volume U, on pages 87l'2, excepting and reservlng
therefrom however the six certain tracts Of land,
being parcels OF said SO "A 100 acre tracts as follows:
tract Of le 3LlOO acres conveyed BY Eliphaet A
Bulkley and wife to John Murray In tee by
deed dated October 1857, and recorded In the deed
Of acres conveyed by said Bulkeley and wife 10
James McCauley In fee by deed dated october 81,
1885, recorded 10 vol 96 pages 1867 Of said records,
and wi e and said Grove and wife to John Beard in
fee by deed dated May 0, 1874 recorded In vol 1888,
them also to Elizabeth Head In fee, by deed Of same
date, recorded on pages 1923 Of the same volume.
Another tract Of acres also conveyed by them TO
Patrick MOyan In fee by deed of the same date re-
corded in the same volume, pages 1875 and the
sixth tract OF 5900 OF an acre also conveyed by them
to James Creighton In fee, by deed recorded In VOL
1877 on pages 1923 OF the said deed records In each
and all of which said six deeds and cOnveyances
hereOn the coal underlying the surface OF the prem
ses conveyed, and the rights OF mining, removing
and dispOslng Of such coal being specially excepted
and reserved to the said grantOrs In said Deeds the
said defendants sold granted and conveyed the same
TO said plaintiff, his heirs and assigns fOrever-Rnd
granted to the Ohio and Pennsylvania (nOw the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne Chicago railrOad(, and
the right ofway granted TO Cyrus Young to said Rail-
road and the right OF way granted to the WillOn
Bank Coal Co. Tor tram railway; and further grant
Ing, selling and conveying to said plaintiff his heirs
and assigns forever all their right title and interest In
the certain tram railway leading from their coal
mine on the tract Of land above described TO the
Ohio canal and all their Interest being an undivided
third interest In the Certain tract of land of LILO
acres In fractional section 0, In township 10 Of range
In SAID county near the terminus Of said tramway
which was conveyed by and Is described In the deed
from William Brown and wife and Harmon Shriver
and wife to Ephalet Bukeley by deed dated
March 81 1885, recorded In said deed records vol 49,
pages 4 8. Also all the buildings engines and other
machinery OF every kind upon the said premises
and all their, the said defendants, interest in the
tracks and switches of said tramways and all other
interest and estate of theirs In and to all other
rights, privileges easements and property OF. and
then belonging to- said Charles Clark and Orlando
r Grove Jointly and owned and operated by them In
connection with, or as appurtenant to, their coal
mine or bank said Sc 4l00 acre tract of land and
particularly all their Interest In the switches, rail
roads and railroad tracks lying back and south and
east of Henry FOtz's late residence near Hepperts
mill and west of the Tuscarawas river connecting
with Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and Wheeling
and MasslOn and Cleveland railroads, including all
their interests In the land on which said switches
and railroads stand, which deed, however, had a
condition therein in writing providing In substance
that II should be void If said Charles H Clark and
Orlando Grove or either of their heirs, ex-
ecutors administrators or assigns should we'll and
truly pay
Appraised at 5000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m, Terms
cash.
mayI9-ew H. ALTERRUSE, Sheriff,