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AROUND THE LAKES.

ABOUND TIE LAX ES.
THE BODIES OF ALL THE KRl5SsHIck's VICTIMS
KECDvEtiEIi.
Spseaal Dsf7zteA 70 The c1ie1cn Tribune.
BUFFALO, n. y, Nov. 1a.-The body Of Mrs. A.
: 6. Fletcher, cook OF tho steam barge Hruus-
wick, was yesterday found on the south shore of
Lake Eric, about eight miles from Buffalo, 1t
was fully clad and had On life prescrver. OF
the $500 Mrs. Fletcher was known to have, only
s3l was found. All of the bodies lost OF the
brunswick hnse now been found 3rs. Fletcher
and her daughter Mlllse will tc buried here to-
morrow. The tofy Of tho sailor wilo went down
Win 1ne tarilngford has not yet been recovered.
MATTERS At 1,ACISE-
Special Dtsoateh to The thscaco 7rtbuns
kAciSE. Wis, Nov. 1A.-The scuoner Conncaut,
while towing into this port. run her jbnoom
tng 1t slightly. The schouser Knspp nns A.
rived, with coal. She will into winter guar
ters The snali schooner Grant is floating
about In the river htre 9uI! Of water, with her
1uasts out The schooner Austin was s1rip,utl
and laid up today. The steam barge, bur-
roughs has arrived With ii cargo of lumbcr. The
scoooners Josephine Dresden and Julia Larsen
have arrived. after being out uii night lost In
the storm. The schooner a. r. Nichols wilt lar
up hero for winter.
AT THE L1NE-K1LNs CROSSING.
SEectat Dispatch 10 TIC c.iocoo 74zburs-
AAhEItsrnUHt:, Ont. Nov. 9-The following
boats aro ut the docks here: Prnpellcrs Ocean,
j. H. wson haa Gy nacRef 2 prsdsn
Fred Kelly At anchor outslde: Sicu1,l barge
hhoua stewart and two barGcs; Srhoo:ers Ma-
fes!u0. Morning Light. Sam Cook. Louisa Worts,
a1d Warmer. Wind shifting to northwest. very
Au1 WeAther cold. The propeiiers Nebraska
anu Lycomtug left here at mon. The Eormo-
fant also passed down..
THE SCHOONER ALLEGHENY STILL. ASHORE
speeia1 Dispatch to 1h< Cnicaao Tribune.
ANuEfSThEIa;, Out. Nov. 1g.-Nuthiug has
teeh done towards releasing the schooner ALLIE
Ehcuy- The wuter is away down to thirteen fret
threts inches now, and still going down. Tue
AZ 1nInexncny Is lying easy and 1naktne no water.
5ne ~ oVc1~a loot out- When the wind goes
down, 1t the water backs up, tugs will cu md
attempt to pull her or. There Is now d very
neaEy gale blowing from the northeast
sRKCEIPTS AND sff1pMES1s AT u1;FrAto
:. Special JhspdteI to The Chicago Jrfhun.
BUFFALO. n. u. Nov. 1n-I.ake r,.ccipts for
Sne week: Corn. 6gl .5O0 bushels; wheat, lsDNy0
bushels; faxsced. ll6 500 bushels, barlcy. S3iSE1
bushels: flour. Fl 40 barrels. SHIPMENTS: Ct,n.
7h0tu tons; cement, 1850 barrels: rails. jIpj
tons; salt, Lou barrels. Canal shipments for
tho week: Wheat 1Gl, ,Ge0 bushels; corn. as Cd
bushels ' 'u
TIE OWNER SHOULD BE HANGED II THE OLD
"COfFIE' Is LOST.
Special Dfspaiea to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
MEskEGoS, Mich, Nov. Ia.-InQuirtes ycro
made mere today coucerning the old schooner
ttoonsoon, which left here Nov. with 100 cords
~ ~ sIa q tor chicago. She was commanded by-
SapE wilson. and bad Il crew of six men She
= aas nor been heard Of since.
DELAYED Br Ssou-sToRM,
special nispdteh to Tho Chaecco 11th,,nr
MCskEGoS- Mtch-.. Nor. l9-The Propeller
A1cso1 ano schooners Arctic, De.os De Vol, =.
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A1 NEFF FhLVt NJ 7.
Gpectd1 Dispatth 10 The CAIeds. c<iht:r.
BUFFALO, n. T.. Nov. 13.-The propeller James
Davidson was chartered today for coal to Mil
waukce at $l.s0. There is considerable demand
for steam tonnage to Chicago at sl.5l In canal
tre'ghts nothing was done except Few loads
Tor way ports.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.

A FAMILY THAT HAVE BEEN DIS
~ appointed In their expectations. and are going
to return to New Yorx willing soil ut
horse Onward, i5V hauds years old. sired by RJs-
@ dis6s nameeon,an 9nt Of The fast trott'nE mase s
Young Volunteer. he by the old horse-dam seely's
American Stnr, which mikes him of the best bred
b. the present owner he trutted full mile huff
road und family horses cnn trot mile today faster
san 2s years od and wtll be wasranted ~ 10
paeton. seats four, bulk by ct tho best builders
tn the country; set OF hurness By u New
all tn hsst-cass condition. The above property ts
we'll worthy the attention Of any family wishing
fat class turnout VIII be sold separate together
as they must be sold the coming week Apply at own
cE's residence. 1i3l Wabash-av., stable In rear.
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WANTED - ONE SOPRANO, ONE
" alto and two bas=es Tor baeitonea} u complete
avh!unteer choir ot selected VOICES excellent music
good pructice. Address z Is, Trbune Office.
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~ Wheeler r Wilson, little used and new; closing
our cheap. Loan office. II Clurk-st. Hoom2
SECONDHAND SEWING
- Of 81 kinds IS to 80 each, and warranted one
Wabash-aY, ' " NV
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: 4 FINE COUPE HORSE AND HAIR
"A ness for sale. price f2O, Mt KEAN i LINES car
rlnEe repository, A3 and 2i5 Wabash
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A FINE CLARENCE CARRIAGE, In
A the finest Kind OF order; very little used; Will be
sold low part cash and part timc nj KEAN j. l1NES'
c1rrinEe repository, 2G5 and A5 Wubash-av.
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FOE SALE.

TOR SALE-A NEW MAP OF CHICA-
u 70 and suburbs Including the location OF East
ss17 inches: Eiyes dtstanees e a suburban towns
mount Ecllers and vaTutshed 81; will he sent to
any address by mail postage prepaid on rgesipt ct
SNYDElk local-map publishers, 70 benrborn-st, Chi
, 1881-11-20

SECOND HAND COUPE
Wy for cash, or will exchange other carriages. Ap-
pity ut E.2 1ndiann-uv., ice Httsce.
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VT TANTED-A Man WHO THOROUGH
w ly understands care Of horse, cow. and fur
nuce. To 20 to Evanston Apply Monday to f. W.
, 1881-11-20

RTANTED-A FEW MORE SCHOLARS
~ At Conservatory OF Music. Room :, 1as La Sae-
st.. Or 3tU ChfcaE0-av,
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4 III. s. COOPER'S SALE STABLE, III
IL Michigan -av-For sa]e-iu u}cs, cas-loals Of
tienvy horses; also arrive this morning from
Can:,a OF lnre tine chunks pairs OF coach horses
sOne genteneus drivers und L few low priced ones
nj n Inrr rrtuft,
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G1G G5 BUTSA GOOD PAIR OF HORSES
V1oO and harness; good drivers single or dou-
big: we'll matched and will trot In ;:u together;
will trade two for one. SD Thirty-hFs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
WORDS OF WISDOM.
. Is a cruel sunshine on a fool.

Life Is cruel sunshine on fool.
Light sorrows speak, great grief is dumb.
We live but for a day, to die during whole
life.
Every folly Of woman is born Of the stupidity
OF man.
Russian proverb: Two hands upon the breast,
and labor is past
The fidelity Of woman is always in proper.
tlon to her ugliness,
Loving souls are like psupers; they live on
what given them.
He who ceases to enjoy his friends superiority
has ceased 10 love him.
Pin thysef to no mans sleeve; hast thou not
two eyes Of thine ownP
He Is crowned with all achieving who per.
ceiveS and then performs,
Even by means OF our sorrows we belong to the
Eternal Plan Humboldt.
Vice, or crime even, may be a temptation or a
lesson according to the sphere where it is beheld.
Have you discovered what variety Of little
things affect the heart and how surely collective,
ly they gain IN
1t Is only strong characters that can be in.
auenced, and only upon solid foundations that
we lean for support.
Men are so made that, while they find fault
with women for duplicity, they complain still
more Of their fEankness.
II you would be pungent, be brief for 1t is with
words as with sunbeams-the more they are con-
densed tie deeper they burn.
Properly thou hast no knowledge but what
thou hast got by working. Doubt, Of whatever
kind, can be ended by action alone.-Carlysle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26

The enterprise and palnstaklng shown by the
gentlemen engaged In publishing the history Of
this county, Is worthy OF notice. It seems to bs
the policy b spare no pains or expense In the
prosecution Of their labors, In addition to the
prominent local contributors the publishers have
a large corps OF experienced men engaged In the
county. or those In the Historical department
are W Perrin formerly Of the Louisville Jour
nal, and long experience In historical work; ] H
Battle late associate editor on the Cleveland Lea.
der, and W GOodspeed, recently Of the North
West Law Reporter, In the Biographical depart.
ment are @ G LongyeAr, L E Clark, John A Lar
mon, L @ GoOdspeed, Chas. L GoodSpeed, Samuel
Hyndman, F W Teeple H Crowley, Thomas
Hapley and 8 MOnnett all selected for their ct
ness for the duties in their departments and form
ing an array Of workers that would seem to in.
sure most successful issue Of their labors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
TartetY.
VARIETY SCRAPS.

The chap that puts the meat into the brine Ia
the real corner in beef.
Young man, go to New York, Join q Land
League, and blow up with the country.
Translatlng from the Germsn-Escorting your
girl home from the fashionable dancing party.
Concerning Early BeAconsheldit Duzlaeli seem
as II England could not get along without him.
A DundAs street man calls oysters honest "be.
cause they are not made by man" No; they are
made bivalve.
A new byclcle In Toronto is called the "0tto"-
probably because man Otto know better than to
attempt to mount one.
SO many trout have been frozen this winter the
four pound fisherman won't have anything to lie
about this summer.I
Aremus Ward once commenced lecture thus;
Ladies and gentlemen, possess q gigantic iu.
tellect, but haven't 1t with me-"
"Yes," said the school girl who had risen from
the lowest to the highest position in her class, II
shall have a horseshoe for my symbol, as 1t de-
notes having come from the foot"
Archlmedes, you say, discovered specific gray.
ity on getting into his bath; why had the pIincI
Pile never before occurred to himP" perhaps
this was the first time he ever took a bath"
When the powder works at Binghamton, NJ Y =,
exploded the other morning, several married
men rushed out into the street to see what the
wife Of the man next door had hit him with.
"Now, my little boys and girls said teacher,
II want you to be very still-so stil that you can
hear a pin drop" In. a minute all was silent
when little boy shrleked out; LET her DROP
The fashionable spring bonnet for this year is
to be Drofusely decorated with flowers, and pro.
Vided in the rear with FIRE escape, so that the
Wearer's friends can climb to the top and see the
trimmings
where are you coming from, my pretty maId2'
runs PunChs new song. Coming from Girton
SIR" she said. "Theu will not marry you, my
priggish maid" Nobody asked you, Sir" said
She She was a senior Wrangler
This is the sound, practical advice that is given
by misanthroe; "If ever you should be 80 un.
fortunate as to be attacked by night, never shout
MurderI for no one will bother you; yell FlreI
and everybody will be out Of dools in jitfy."
A clergyman once, while reading the burial
service, came to the place where he must say
"our deceased brother (or slster)" He did not
know which, so, turning to mourner, he asked
whether 1t was a brother" or sister" The
mourner innocently said: "No relation at all,
sir; only an acquaintance"
A mother in order to keep her little chatterbox
Of a son still in church, told him II he spoke
big dog would bite him. The little fellow kept q
bright but quiet outlook for the canine terror
till about the middle Of the first prayer when he
startled the congregation by piping out," Mamma,
where Is the big dogH"
A school teacher who lost all patience with
very stupid boy finally told the boys father,
"YOur son is getting worse and worse every day."
81 don't think he can be quito that bad, " remon.
strated the partial parent. well, then, he is at
least getting worse and worse every other day, or
say three times week" said the teacher.
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At9al.
Legal Notice

Jacob Dages and Catherine Dages husband and
WlIe' VINO reside In DAVIS county, Indiana, and JO-
who are heirs Of Jacob Rhine late of Stark county,
Ohio deceased will take notice that on the 18th day
OF March a; D. 1884, Safferlne Leis administrator,
with the Will annexed, of the estate Of Jacob Rhine
deceased filed his petition in the Probate Court of
Stark county, Ohio alledgng that the said Jacob
Rhine, died; seized in fee simple Of the follow.
ing described real estate situate In stark county and
State of Ohio, tOwit Part of the east fractional sec
tiOn number five 10y, township number nine (9),
range n,re 10y, beginning at post on the north bank
Of the Ohio canal opposite the eastern street of the
town Of Bethlehem thence along the southern line
Cf said canal sOuheaserly, with the several courses
thereof until 1t reaches the section line; thence
south perches and links to the Tuscarawas river
thence up said river by the several courses thereof
to the place of beginning containing fourteen acres
and $50 perches, more or less. Also the following
described real estate situate In said stark county to-
wits tract of land lying In the northwest quarter
OF section nine 9l In Bethlehem towns ip and lying
between the Ohio canal and the Tuscarawas river
and west Of land owned by Jacob Demming, being
all the land owned by Dwight Jarvis In said quarter
section, between said Ohio canal and TusCarawas
river, containing sixteen acres andseyen hundredths
more or less
Also the following described real estate situate In
Stark county, Ohio, to wit: Lots numbered eighty
eight and elghtynine (88 S9) as distinguished upon
the original map Of the town Of Bethlehem in said
county and being the same property conveyed by
Baltzer K0Ontz and others to said Jacob Rhine by
deed Of date of November 24th, Is4I.
Also that said Jacob Rhine LEFT his last will and
testament directing said lands to be sold and the
proceeds arising therefrOm TO be distributed to his
heirs Also alleging that Margaret Rhine, widow Of
said Jacob Rhine, deceased, Is entitled to dover In
said premises, and praying that dover may be as.
signed to said willow In said premises, and also for
authority to sell said real estate according to law
Said defendants are required to answer said petl.
tlon on or before the 2sth day Of May. 1881.
SAFFERlNE LEIST,
Administrator, with the will annexed
OF the estate Of Jacob Rhine, de-
BALDWIN q SHIELDS,
aprI4-lw his Attorneys.
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INCURABLEs NOT TAKEN.

MRS TOpnOody," said Mr.. T., at breakfast, "lf
you don't stop your everlasting wrangle I'll go to
the lunatlc asylum"
"oh, you will, will your" replied Mrs. Top.
moody.
"Yes will, and that gladly"
"Butyou won't, all the same"
why won't II"
"Why7"
"Yes, 1 say whyf'
well, because they don't take inoursbles that's
Why"
Topnoody went down town without finishing
his breakfast, and wrote letter to the authorities
for information respecting qualifications for ad-
mission to the asylum.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROTTE.


t1B- No other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, st.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming Montana, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speediest and Most COmforta-
Bile Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denison,
Dallas, Rouston Austin, San Antonio, Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
The unequaled inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists, are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman QG-wheeD Palace
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, c., b. &
Q. Palace Drawing-Room Cars, with Horizons
Reclining Chairs No extra charge for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous c., r. & Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re-
volving Chairs for the exclusive use of first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange.
ment, makes this, above all others, the favOrite
Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West
Try it, and you will find travelling a luxury
instead of discomfort
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, &C.,
will be cheerfully given by applying to
JAMES R. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
II. j. POTTER,
General Manager Chicago
mar3 u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
SATURDAY, the 18Th day of June, 1881
LeqaJ Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
this day filed In the Probate Court Of Stark county,
Ohio, his petition praying for an order authorizing
him to sell or file in said court fOr the benefit OF
those interested In the estae If Casper zangler de-
ceased or otherwise dispose of according to law the
following claims belonging to said estate which ac-
crued Ia the life time of said decedent, and which
have become desperate, TO wit: LIST. A Judgment
against Homer j. Ball for $780, rendered Feb o. 1862
by Daniel Sayler, j. p, Stark county Ohio, on which
$500 were paid In 1871.
End A Judgment against said Ball for s2l333 and
$245 costs rendered JAN 2 1862 by said Justice on
which S5 were paid April g. 1871 and $50 on Aug H.
1872. Said petition will be for hearing June 4th
1881; LAWRENCE BECHEL,
Executor OF Casper Zangler, decd,
Canton, o., May 8, 1881 .mal2hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
Building Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office Of
the clerk Of the Board OF Education of Bethlehem
Township, Navarro, Stark county, Ohio, until II
o'clock at noon, on the 2SLh day Of May 1881, for
building school house In sub district No A. Bethle
hem township Stark county, Ohio, according TO the
plans and specifications on hle In said office. Each
bid must contain the name Of every. person inter.
ested In the same and be accompanied by sufficient
bid is accepted contract will be entered into and
the performance Of It properly secured The nd for
each kind Of material called for by the Bpeclhca.
tlons must be stated separately and the price OF
each given and the price Of labor must also Be sepa
rately stated None but the lowest responsible bid
will be accepted and the Board may reject all bids
By order OF the Board OF Education,
EDWARD ]. WALKER, Clerk.
Navarro, o., May 5th, IS9I..hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
TOLLS.

II you want knowledge you must toll for 1t : II
food you must toll for It; and II pleasure, you
must toll for It. Pleasure comes through toll and
not by setindulgence and Incidence, When one
gets to love work, his life is happy one.-
Ruskln.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
A Good Farm for Sale.

wish to sell my farm on the Harrisburgh road,
21S miles from the Court House Canton. The place
contains 81 acres 20 of 1t good timber and all under
good fence. 1t Is second bottom land, supplied with
good water, good frame dwelling house and barn,
fact very desirable place. For particulars enquire
aprSi.im ~ ~ JACOB HARMAN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
HOW TO GET ALONG.

Pay as yougO.
Never fool" in business matters.
Learn to think and act for yourself
Do not kick every one in your path
Never stop to tell stories in business hours.
Use your own brains rather than those OF Others
Aman OF honor respects his word as he does his
bond,
Have order, system, regularity, and also prompt
ness.
Do not meddle with business you know nothing
about.
No man can get rich setting around stores and
saloons.
II you have place Of business be found there
when wanted.
More miles can be made In day by going
steadily than stopping.
Learn to say no. No necessity OF swapping It
out dog fashion, but say 1t firmly and respect.
fully.
Help others when you can, but never give
when you cannot afford to, simply because 1t 10
fashionable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
Corporation Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that meetlHz OF the stock /.
holders of the Cleveland, Canton, COshOCtOn q
Straitsville Railway Company will be held at the
company's office at Canton, Ohio, on Wednesday
June 10Th, A. ID. 1881, at two o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose Of considering and voting upon the question
Of extending the line the c0mpanys railway from
klngum, Perry. and into the county OF Athens, TO
Athens, In said Athens county, and TO change
the southern terminus OF the line from Coshoct to
Athens. The stock transfer books OF the company
to be closed from June 5th to June 18th, A. D. 1881
both days included.
BY order OF the President rs Of said
company. Made at Canton, A D. 1881.
MS,
may5hw ecretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
valuable Farm for Sale.

That farm, containing about SO acres, part Of the
northeast quarter Of section number ~ In Plain
Fair Grounds and lately owned by Benjamin SpRng-
y Decd is for sale at private SALE In whole or In
tn, ~ parts to suit purchasers.
There is good house and barn and other build
Ings on the premises and good bearing orchard Of
about Ave acres The same will be sold upon easy
terms Of credit, and possession given In reasona-
BILE time after sale.
For full particulars enquire Of the undersigned at
Harrisburg, BarryVlle p. o.. Stark county, Ohio
GEORGE SHRIVER,
Executor of Josiah Spangler, decd
and agent for Michael spangler and
apr29-hm others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
A Valuable Farm For Sale
OF
ll5 ACRES
Near Canton, Stark Co., Ohio,

As it has been said by some that gave up the
notion ofselling again come before the publlc In
offering my farm for sale. AS want TO sell out and
20 to Michigan will sell very reasonable, In fact
cheaper than any farm has ben sold near Canton for
long time TO my knowledge with equal facilities to
make money out Of 1t. First, my farm Is beautiful
ly located, overlooking the CITY, one mile south of
the ConnottOn railroad shops. Land, buildings and
fences all In good rim. Soil hrst-cass, no waste
land, water In abundance of the best quality. two
wells and two springs stock can get to water from
every field by lane; all kinds Of necessary build
ings; and fruit in abundance, plenty Of stone coal
and limestone underlying the farm, and q vein of
Are clay from to feet thick. am selling about 500
worth OF 1t yearly at the shops, Land rolling, but
not hily public road on wosides Of the farm; could
be suitably divided in two pieces or In smaller tracts
for homes for men working In the shops is close to
good school, 10 acres in timber and 100 acres clear
farming land. Anyone wishing to Invest In this
kind Of property WIN do well by calling on me soon,
as / know OF chance to suit myself Just now and
will therefore sell cheap II sold soon Will take six
teen thousand dollars Come and see for yourselves.
VIII show you another farm for sale belonging TO
my brother, who Is In Michigan, is "a miles from
town, on the Georgetown road: is an No. farm Of
1856 acres. DAVID e STAUFFER,
apr3l.dm Canton, Ohio.
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1tsaI.
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SHERIFF SALE.
John E McLain VS. Charles H Clark ct al.

By virtue Of 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 court house, in the city Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-05-26
FOR SALE,

the city Of Canton, Ohio, on which is large two
story frame dwelling house containing rooms, good
cellar gas In rooms, good WE'LL good water, water
works In house,
On same lot good house containing store room
below and rooms and hall above, good cellar water
works, &c.
Also o good IL story frame dwelling house on
back part Of lot, good stable good outbuldlngs to
each house.
A splendid property. Cheap and on easy terms.
For particulars enquire Of
feb3H West Basement Court House.