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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

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We don't wish to have our best winter
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Saturday, the 18th day Of Feb. 1882,
Sheriff Sale.

Solomon wehr Order of sale Common Pleas
Court
Samuel Deaters ct al.
BY virtue order of sale issued by the clerk Of the
court of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio, in the
above action and to directed will offer for sale at
public OucTy the door of the court house in the city
of Canton, stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1882,
the following described real estate situated in said
ty Owit: Part of the northwest quarter Of section f
teen 81 township one % and range ten (10) more
particularly described follows tOwt beginning five
and eighty three hundredths C5 S3100) chains SOUTH
1 degrees west from the northwest corner of section
fifteen Il 81 stone thence south, SSh degrees east
eight and twenty-hundredths @ 2O10O( chains along
said road a stOne thence north, 294 degrees east
three and twenty-five hundredths g 25l00 chains to
stone center Of the road thence north 60A de
grees west four and two-hundredths a 2100 chains
along said road to stone In the center of said road;
thence SOUTH 52A degrees west and siXty-fOur
hundredths Il B4IOO) chains stone to the place of
beginning, containing two and ffty-six hundredths
q $4,000 acres.
Appraised at 1925.
sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms cash
Janice H. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff
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1t is said the only obstacle in the way
of transporting live hogs from this
country to England is the difficulty of
feed them from the trough of the sea2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1882.
Sheriff Sale.

Sner1n sale.
Caleb Steele Order Of Sale.
stark County Common Pleas
Reese Price, ,etalD Court
BY virtue of order of sale Issued by the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Stark county, OhtO In
the above action and to directed will sale
public Outcry at the door of the Court House, In the
city Of Canton, Stark county, Ohio on
Saturday, the 4th day of March, 1882,
the following described situated county
tOit: Situate in the of Alliance, Stark county
Ohio and known and described upon the recorded plat
Of said town lot number two hundred and four
(2O4) in j. H. Webbs addition to said town of Alliance
Appraised at S6OO
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m Terms cash.
lfeb2e II. ALrEKRUsE Sheriff.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified Administrator of estate
Of Gabriel Gale late OF Bethlehem township, Stark
county. Ohio, deceased.
Feb. cd Nj. SISTERHEN.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.
Order OF Sale
Stark County Common Pleas
rOrIVst
Philip Young
vs..


Phuip Young Order OF Sale
SIark county COnlInon FioaS
Jacob PITT. ct al Court
v virtue Of an order of sale issued by the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, in the
above action and TO directed will offer for SAFE at
public oucry at the OF the Court House In the city
OF Canton, Stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 4th day of March, 1882,
the following described real estate, situate in said
county wit Being premises situated In the toWnsp
of Jackson, county of Stark, and state OF OmO ana
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chains and eightyfOur links TO the place OF beginning
containing 95IOO) three and 05-Ioo acres, Dc the
more or less.
Appraised at $65OOO.
sale to commence at one O'Clock p. Terms cash.
II. ALTEKRUSE, Sheriff
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
the 18th day of February, 1882,
Sheriff Sale.

Charles A. WillIson Order of Sale.
vs. stark County Common Pleas
Conrad W.WillisOn Court
by virtue Of order Of sale issued by the clerk OF the
court Of pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, In the
above action and directed will offer for sale at
public Oucry door Of the court house In the city OF
Canton, stark county, ONO, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Feb. 1882,
the following described real estate situated in said
county tOwt of lot number two hundred and two
(2O2J of Duncan wales and SINNERS addition now city
of MassillOn and bounded as follows towit begin
ming at Spring alley at point which Is the northeast
corner of tract of land decided to Charles A. Wilson
on March l. 1869, by David p. Merwin being part of
said lot number 2O2; thence sOuthwardly parallel with
Hill street hundred feet more or less; thence west
wardly on line parallel with Chestnut street and five
feet north of the north foundation wall of the Spring
house the tract owned by Charles WlisOn eighty
two feet thence nOrthwardy parallel with the east line
of the tract herein described hundred feet more
less to Spring alley; thence eastwardy S2 feet along
the south line of said alley to the point OF beginning
Appraised at $3.50.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
janice II. ALTEKRUSE, sheriff.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05

dental Engineer Perkins ntst saw The
room IN Which there were no
lamps NJ Tie time. steward Henry
Carhahaii, states that no coal oil or other
combustiblo material was ever kept IN the
Kitchen, pantry or pastry room, lie also
thinks 10 was The
wonK or AN IscENDiARY.
Engineer Perkins, instantly after discover
ing .he fire, notified the pilot and the boat
was headed for the shore on the Mississippi
side and was plunged WIN
such force against the bank
as to become firmly fastened.
Passengers not cut off from the bow es.
capped TO the shore Casualties occurred
among those having bertbs aft. Some OF
them, however, were rescued after jumping
overheard Those who succeeded IN get
ting ashore were, many of them, balfclad,
some hatless, others shoeless, and
others still with scarcely enough
to cover their naked
ness. Much credit is given to William Per-
kins, who was in charge Of the engines at
the time of the disaster. He stood nobly at
his post until the boat was landed, and
Pilot Stout told him he could go.
GRATEFUL.
The Lees surviving passengers held
meeting on the steamer White, passing
eulogizing the conduct OF the
officers OF the Lee and expressing. gratitude
TO the officers of the White for kind treat
ment in supplying them with clothing, etc.
THR TOTAL LOSS
by the burning of the Lee and cargo is esti-
mated at $4,000. The merchandise,
doubtless was fully insured.
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u " A ~
STATE PENITEN FIARI ES.
Notice to Contractors.

U'HE LEASING OF THE TEXAS STATE
Il Peniientiares. with from 1, 20 70 |, 100 con
yicts. Is postponed until
Y O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
]. 1ss2
Sealed proposals for lease OF one or both
pcnitentaries invited until that date
TRANSFORMATIONS OF CONNiCre.
Sealed proposals for transportation ofcon-
victs from She counties where sentenced 20 the
pen'snusns viii also De received until above
date contract 10 be then awarded 20 lowest
and best bidder. in accordance with the pfovis-
ions Of an act Of the 17ih Legislature. General
Law, ch ". pace ia
Each bid must be for a certain avsraEe smOunt
per capita. for term Z two years. and ecoompa-
MED By q guaranty bond Of Son % with two or
more responsible fureties and evidence 81 such
responsibility. conditioned that the bid IA made
In good faith ana that the bidder VII enter into
contract and furnish bond Of ~ 900 90. a. re-
CURED By law, Tor faithful reri0rman 1e Of con-
tract n his hii be Rcefuied Rech ia q be
enclosed In On envelope direcied 10 Governor
.O NJ Rof.@rfz Ausfin TeraF with Endorse
ment on envelope, rid Tor Carrying cousicis 70
the penifeutiariss
The right % rsjecf any ard eli bids reserved.
For furthef Information On regard - lease Of
Ptnit snfiarirs a. transportation q couvirtH al
dress 7. J. G01e. Superintendent q r.uiten-
tlaries HnrfEriilc, Teras
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2. II bnOCk, Treas Penlfy Board
]. J. GOEEE. sfpt PenifsJ
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05
The Tariff Commission
AT RICHMOND,

RICHMOND, Va, September 2S.-The
tariff commission held session here to-day
in the rooms Of the chamber of commerce.
r. Z. Blankenship. president of the cham
Der, delivered a speech Of welcome, inwhich
be said the citizens Of the city embraced
both protectionists and free-traders, Blu
the majority were in accord with the spirit
that prompted the formation Of the CON-
mission, and believed the time had come
for a revision Of the tariff. William G.
Crenshaw, president of the At
lsntic & Virginia Fertilizing company,
and vics-presdent Of the Sulphur
Mines company Of Virginia, thought oon-
rress could not and ought not 10 entertain
the idea Of putting duty on fertiizers,
although they were imported last year o.
the extent Of hundreds Of Thousands OF
tons. The point which be wished 20 bring %
the attention Of the commission was the
proposition Of Joseph Campbell, made TO
the commission, to admit Spanish pyrites
free Of duty. As representative Of the
sulphur Mines company, he argued
arainst The proposition, and saio that in
siead Of Spanish ore admitted 81 twenty per
cant Al valOrem. a. an unenumernted
article. ID should be taxed - ton, which
would be equi ralcnf TO the tax on the cop
per and iron contained In that ore. W. n.
Jones. uf Petersburg, fumac manufac-
furer. nede an argument In favor Of in
cressing the duty on foreign sumsc from 10
per cent. ad salOrem 10 80 a ton. He
stated in the cOurse Of bic examinaiiOn thst
The rate vas equal. when originally i'm
p,ssed. 10 sbout sI5a ton, and vas equal.
ID AZ Ir-seuf rri--s q sumsc, ~
about $40 He wished i increase 70 go
a ton specific Othrr a-gumenta we're
made ersinsiveiv in ~. intfTes- ~ prUi-c-
tinn. M. Blsnkenship agnin addressed
tbs commission. this time a. The faiiac'ty
a. 81 irUn ma1uiscfur-r reprs.senting me
Old Dominion Nai works. Re EaVe an
encournrine acc0urt q The CONDITION
a she ron trade IN Virginia.
rhirh. he nd. had been built up % the
present tariff h adTOcaied = specific duty
o. f-un o.. sd said thnt, generally, TIE 81
ton q fhs Cfesson rrrinrs convention uEs
he nt.i0n a TIE Ti-rinia irUn men 50
e. a. his nc1uaiutance w.s erT Guide. the
rrn.s 81 NirkIrI1ns are rF0lerri1rlsts. nct
81 q them. rIerIrrs m TIE tr1al s-nse In
rhirh be hirIseIiis t1t I'll - asf-r r. tarII
81 rarerus Wlrt Iurid<ura| prrterli11- lie
ffcurht fbat rarri1r I'D IeEisla,ion. 80
outlook 81 Virgins y r-rT 1rrr isirr-
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Almost II Bloody Riot
AT LANCASTER, SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, S. c., September ga
special to the News and Courier from Ian.
caster says: A political Meeting was held
here yesterday, and was addressed by Col.
onel Cash About the close of the meeting
a difficulty arose at the stand between a
white democrat and colored man, which
resulted in the former being wounded in
the head by blow with stick or stone
At this time two or three pistol shots were
fired near the stand, but no one was hurt
Soon after this large procession of col
ored men on horseback came up, the
street, one of the number having large
pistol buckled around his body. The ne
gro pointed the pistol at the white man
and said; There's the id rascal VINO did
the shooting!" The white man gave him
the lie, and the colorcd man followed. I'm
medately after several shots were fired by
white men and the colored man fell dead.
A number ofshots were then fired by white
and colored men, and three other colored
men were killed and many wounded. The
soon succeeded in restoring
quiet, which now prevails, 1t is believed
that the trouble is over.
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sALrLAK CIR, September 2s.-Gover-
nor Murray, in obedience to the law Of con-
gress providing for appointments to Gil
vacancies occasi0ned By the failure 70 bold
an election IN August, has appointed q
number 81 officials throughout Utah. In
defiance OF this Law and Of the EdmuDds'
bill. the app0intees Of the governor have
been refused access 20 the records and
places 20 which they have been appointed.
Thi. aetiOn il In obedience 70 The orders Of
tbe Mormon leaders. Those who think IL
r-imifai D. hold over are whipped BY the
counrfl and iufimidafed BIZ threats Of The
polvrafnisfs E0tWithsiandinE, writs Of
naf,darnus were applied for yesterday 70
enforce the titles q officials appointed.
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n. lsemlnRef FOR congress, isi district.
John Cadawaladerl "a district, Vim. w.
Dundls ~ district, aamnel 7. Randall.
rnE THIRD AEb g0rAIu AARYLAEp.
BALTIMORE, September 2s.--Tho I'd con.
gresslonal district to-day renoninnted FEET
ter ]. Hoblitzell, aud In the 9TH nominated
j V. 4. Findlay,
SEVENTH ALABAMA.
BnMNGHAM, Ala, September 2S.-fhe
Republican convention OF the seventh con-
gresslonal district at BIount Springs to-day,
nominated unanimously Arthur bingham,
ofTalladega. Hisopponentis w. II. FWney,
a democrat and the present incumbent.
KELLOGG.
New ORLEANS, September Ex-Governor
Kellogg ~ here. He begins the canvass of
the third district ut Plaquemine tomorrow.