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A Mystery of the Deep.

PLYMOUTH. MASS, April 20.-Collector
{. II. Doler has received information from
the life-saving station at Manomet in regard
10 chest reported as found yesterday that
leaves little doubt that vessel must have
been lost with all on board near this coast
in the storm OF Saturday night last. The
chest when opened showed several articles
OF clothing, outer and underwear, with
small articles usually carried by seamen. On
the ny-leaf OF a Testament was written the
name. "Robnson b. Millbury, Hampton"
There was also watch-chain with an acorn
for charm. In memorandum-book was
the entry "April 9Th, 1882, shipped in the
Anna for fifteen dollars per month "
also piece Of manuscript poetry, signed
Isaiah Mlllbury." The surfmen also
picked up during the day yesterday pieces
of panel-work, Of cabin finish, and barrel
Of -four, the contents being only slightly
wet
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RALEIGH, Y. c., April 2g.-A Special 70
the Neios and Observer says desperate
ARRAY occurred at Hickory, n. c. Arrests
were made by the police Of the town las
week OF several young men who had raised
n disturbance and resisted the officers
They returned TO town, and five OF them
made desperate assault on Policeman
Ed. Bradford The attacking party were
Pink Rowe, Charley Rowe, Pink synon,
Howell Parish, and a man named Car1iss.
The policeman was wounded, hut he Tired
eight shots nj his assailants. and wounded
Pink Rowe. Howell Parish, and Carliss.
Rowe was shot In the head and shoulder,
and Parish In the bowels-both dangerous.
Two otbcr men, named Charley Bradford
and Harris, were shot accidentally
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Arrested for threatening Victoria.

DoRCAsTER, April ia london de.
tectiye and the chief local constable here
to-day arrested railroad employe named
Albert Young, living at scarborough, for
threatening the life OF the Queen. He VIII
be taken 10 London. IL Is believed the
threat was mere brayado.
LONDON, April 29.-Young wrote to
General Sir Henry Ponsonby, private see
rotary to the Queen, demanding money and
threatening her Majesty and Prince Leo
pold. lie is apparently crazy. He was
brought up at the Bow-Street Police Court
this afternoon and rcmanded. lie Is only
eighteen wears old.
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO ruE DISPATCH FROM ALL FONTS.

News aud Gessip-Canses OF
,hr Disaster to the steamer Gessen city;
aso..s Rccovercd--ccw York Cotton State
mens-A North Carolina Invenssr Robbed
a, New York CiU--vcrdict Against Com
OCCASIONAL OfiiciaI Set Aside-xhe Chilli
Peru Investigation 20 be Continued I'm New
ycrk-An Ocess Mystory-The south Caro-
lima Political TriaIs-Despcut Assault
ypon Policeman In North Carolinn-Bis
sale or Blocdef Horses Near Nashville
The British 0gs ems Life Threatened.
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sa,c of Tboroughbreds.

NASHVILLE, April 29.-At sale OF tho
roughbrcd yearling colts and tillics nj Gen
eral Harding's breeding establishment at
Bellemeade, near Nashville, to-day, thirty
seven colts and FLIES by Enquirer and
Great Tom realized an aggregate of S23, 800.
The highest prices paid were for Enquirer
colt Emperor, $4,000, and Tom Young,
EldoradO g., 400.
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The Cotton supply.

New YoRK. April 20. Receipts OF cot
ton at all interior towns, 2l,670 bales; re-
ceipts from plantations, 11,l6i bales; crop
in sight, 5,i2s.G2G bales; total visible sup
ply Of cotton for the world, 2,804, i92 bales,
Of which 1,s77,i0s bales Is American,
against 1876, and 2,305,90Q bales re-
spectiyeiy last year.
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Another Railroad Completed.

RALEIGH, n. c., April 29.-Thc road
from Wolf Greek to Paint Rock, Tenn. a
branch OF the East Tennessee and Georgia
railroad, was completed yesterday, con-
Meeting the Western North Carolina rail-
road with the Tennessee system, and CIV
ing another line from the seaboard through
the Blue Ridge mountains TO the West.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
PICuNONp Anril 90. 1882.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 2,432 bushels. Re-exhibited, 400
bushels. ooo
CoRN.-White, 1864 bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels -
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red, "a bushels common Lancaster at
Al 80: 10 bushels very good Lancaster on pri-
waite terms; 394 bushels very good mixed on pri-
v,fe terms: 900 bushels very good mi xed at ! 80 ;
$50 bushels very good mixed ut &l.50.
CoRN.-White, % bushels very good At 9Gc.
COTTOS.-Tone firm. Middling, Ike low
M1Okc.; ordinary, &c.
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books, STATIONERY, &C.

MAY MAGAZINES:
IARPER'S NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
POPULAR SCIENCE, ATLANTIC, POPU-
LAR MONTHLY, and SUNDAY MAGAZINE
YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL;
FRANK LESLlE's LADIES' MAGAZINE;
DEMOREST, &C.;
large assortment Of STATlONERY-latcst
styles:
BIRTHDAY CARDS, &C., at
Y. LFONARD'S,
apis 9CS Main street
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The Disaster to the steamer Golden
CITY.

MEMPHIS, April 90. - Local-lnspectors
Garrett and Raston have completed their
Investigation in the steamer GOlden-City
disaster Of March 30th. They find that the
vessel was provided with full compile
ment Of officers and crew, and equipped
with all fire-eXtinguishing apparatus and
lfe-saving appliances required by law.
They hold that the vessel in carrying lute
without the same being covered with bag
ring violated the spirit OF section 4472 OF
the Revised Statutes, and revoked the
license Of j. n. Bondurant, the mate. The
inspectors say that after the fire was dis
covered the officers put forth every eXer-
ton TO save the passengers, and they are
held blameless for the loss OF life.
MEMPHIS. April 29.-The dead bodies OF
a man and woman, supposed TO be victims
of the Golden-City disaster, were recovered
Yesterday. One was found on Cow island,
eighteen miles below the city, and the other
at Burdcaux Point, sixty mics below here:
y. +. Mcintyre, clerk OF the Inflated
steamer, left this afternoon to identity the
bodies.
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FINANCIAL.
prcuMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. April 90, 1887.
s,rrs-Fmsr BoArp.-24 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte an. o. at 71H; 10 shares Chesapeake and
ohio at 20, is4 do. at 1915; 200 Richmond and
DanylIie debeatnres at 10; s,ooo "iehmond city
SIS AZ IOiX. 200 do. at lO2' ioV 10 AZ W.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares fetersourg Railroad
Is. 20l at 29g; 20 shares petersburg railroad at
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NV Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW yoaK, April 2s.-Soon-vvstocks dull and
lower. Money per cent as rs,ner All, an
Ia ncr cent lower for Tennessee. Governments
unchanged ,o 1aep covornuor,s
~ ,.'.,,g,hangcJ. new 5s, 1O21; new 49,,
sIT, new as. i2i. Money, 3mf per cent.
e,strs active and lower. Treasury balances-Coin,
fo PIX i,reaular and generally weak.
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DUBLIN, April 20.--In the action OF the
United Ireland against Mr. w. Il. Forster
10 recover E20,000 damages on account Of
the seizure Of that paper, the defendant re-
fuses 10 answer the iuterrogations on the
ground that they concern matters Of State.
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=
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The weekly atelh,.L OF
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increase. fl3,OOO.OOO; specie increase,
LISA 300; legal tenders increase. so6b-OOu'
deposits Increase, s3,s99,4OO; circulation DC
crease. Si24 300 : reserve increase, ~ ,slbOOO. .
The banks now hold slO,s9o,6OO IN excess OF
lae 4
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TUGBOAT FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, ONE TUG-cfrIaI
Il BOAT, ii by 10 engine, in goodAs<---@-sx-
order and condition. o., ..,.,,,. a., ,,,,,-
Also, one VERY FINE PLEAsuRE-fACHT,
fifty feet long, very fast.
Full particulars Of both on application. Address
Post Office Box 23l, Baltimore, Md. ap 26-lw
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325 T.. ~.
H;32 Z. n.
Passenger. FreIghll--

IAN trans daily except SuHday--passengert train
connecting ut West Point on Tuesdays, Thursday,
and saturdays with steamers for baltimore and
the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond at $40 A. N.
will have passengcr-coach attached.
Train No. A. connects az Burkcvie with MOI
folk and Western railroad for Farinvile, Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 90 Through passengerl stops at all sta
lions, connecting at Sutherlin'B with Milton and
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
lanta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. 62 Through passenger and mall STOP
AZ all stations, connecting at Suthern's with MI
ton and suthern Narrow-Gange railroad for
Milton; at Atlanta for all points south and south
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad FOR Columbia, Augusta, sayar-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from The South arrive at Richmond at
400 L. VI, 720 A. NJ, and 1874 l.. NJ. and from
West Point az 1O:20 A. VI. (Passongcrl, aud 9:10 T..
W. lFreight.j
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5O--New York and Atlanta ria Wash-
ingtOR aud Danyille.
ON Train 52-liichmond aud Danyillc, and
Charlotte aud Charleston.
All passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, an a
southwest. aud baggage checked q rough.
No lay checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Aren't.
i. VI. IL. TALCorT, General Manager. ap SO
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOCKLAND LIME, R0sENDALE CT
IL MFNT PORTLAND CEMENT umpertedl,
CALCINED PLASTER, LAND PLAsInht
lFround fresh daily, NOVA sCOIA LChf
Las ~ WARNER MOORE,
mh22-eod Seventeenth street. south side doek
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RlCHhOND, APRIL ~. lsSZ.
Arrived.
steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, MGR
chandise aud passengers, c. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer j. W. Eycrman, smith, Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. McCarick'
agent.
steamer City Of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk,
United states mail, merchandise, and passengers,
l.. II. Tatum superintendent
schooner Annie :. Gaskill, Gasklll, Philadelphia,
pig iron. Old Dominion IRON and Nail Works.
Schooner Fred. Walton, Knowles. kennebcc, ice,
Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Schooner South Shore, WhittcmOre, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
SAILED FROM NEWPORT NEWS.
Steamship Kanawha, Greenwood, New London,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED.
Bark Templar (Am.l, William MCLEAN, for san
tOs. nour. HaNall- Crcnshaw Company
Bark Albemare (Am.), FOrbcs (at West Point,
for Rio Janeiro. flour, CALICO Mills Manufacturing
GOmpauN.
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WILFUL'

WILFUL'
This magnificent stallion, conceded by all the
tnrf papers 10 he one OF the bcst-bred horses In
America, will make the ensuing season at my
farm, Bulneld. near Hanover junction.
TERMS: s15 for the season ana % cents 10 the
groom. .. -,
For pedigree and performanees Apo, ,i Tor hand
bill. THOMAS W. boo MELiI'
an Qo-dotSswot Hanover junction.
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CARBOLrC LAUNDRY SOAP.
T OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
IL FOR DlSiNFECTlNG
ED-CLOTHES AND CLOTHING OF THE
SIJk-ROOM.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS A PROBATION
AGAINST SMALLPOX

For sale by the following grocers:
MCCARTHY & HAYNES, HERMAN SCHMIDT,
A. l.. BURPORD Il BROTHER, JOHN ". COOKE,
PRfDDy a TAYLOR, q. J.. TODD,
WILLIAM RANKIN, y. W. KELLEY,
j. X. KELLY, W. It. SHOOT,
:. N. WHITE. JAMES II. WADE,
WI RICHARDSON, JAMES STEWART,
NJ. G. CROWDS, @. MITCHELL,
w. AsHBT WALKER, w. ID. HAaToN,
j. WATSON PHILLIPS, *. p. BozE Co.,
OTEy a BHoTHRHs. l.. A. LOWRY,
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE, NJ. WADE,
X. A. II. DABsEY, X. 4. ENGLISH,
JAMES KAHN. j. n. SPARKS.
Also, for sale by druggists generally. Ask for
LOVES CARBOf.lC LAUNDRY SOAP, and
take nothing else a. substitute.
PURCELL, LADD a CO.,
FELT Wholesale .Scnts.
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No family should be without LYDIA f. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Biliousncss, and Torpidty Of the Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. Sold by all druggists.
au 26-cOd
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u OBINSON,S ENGLTsH INsTITU-

HI TIONs.-History Of the High Court of Cham
Gerry and Other Institutions of England, from the
time Of Caius Julius CRsar until the accession Of
william and Mary lin l6sS-'9). BY Conway Rob-
inson. Volume l, 1852 pages. Price, in law
sheep, or In two parts, cloth, $3.50 net.
VIII he published May 25th.
Specimens Of the work, 22S pages, will be mailed
To any address.
}. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
DG-d(w puilf hers
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

MEN AND BOOKS.-Molinds the Out
wi etist, by John Bigelow 1925; Pride and
Passion, by Agnes Fleming, $3.50: The Happy
BOY, by Biornson, 25c.. -Mer, by Longfei-
low. 25c.: Men and Books, or Studies In Homilet-
les Lectures Introductory To the Theory of Preach
Ing, by Phelps. 80; The old M'SieuT's Secret. a
Companion 10 "Old Man Sele's Secret" Doc;
The Old Regime Court, Salons, and Theatres, by
Lady jackson, 81; Author of 4" Old Paris" 1926.
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co,
an 30 GIL Main street.
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/ YDIA +. PINKIAMPS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.

twin cure entirely the worst form of Female
mplaints all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
adapted TO the Change Of Life.
II will dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
In an early stage Of development. Thetendency TO
cancerous humors there Is checkedyery speedilyby
Its USE
II removes faintness, fatuency, destroys all
craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness of
The stomach. 1t cures BloatIng, Headaches Ner'
yous Prostitution, General Debility, sleeplessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain,
weight, and backaehe, Is always permanently cured
by It's use 1t will at all times and under all circu-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM.
POUND is prepaid at 233 and $50 Western ave.
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 50
sent by mail IN the form Of pills, asoin the form OF
ozenges receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs PISKHAM freely answers all letters Of In.
luiry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above
keation this paper.
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOIL AND WOOD.-PRICEs RE-
u DUCFD TO SUIT THE TiMEs.-l DO not
charge one person $3.50 and sell 70 Tea aneaheT y az
$3.50, hut sell TO all at one price BnSu srLiNn
toAf AZ lowest cash prices. OAK and PINE
WooD-ong sawed and split a, once S i gresa
street opposite Theatre, OF ivvI siIaa
~ W CHARLES N. PAGE.
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r1IH cHII I-PERu INyEgTIGATIoN.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-Chairman VIII
llams, Of the Foreign Affairs Committee,
has designated Representatives kasson,
Dunnell, Wilson, and Belmont as n sub
committee 10 visit New York to take testi-
mony In the Chili-Peru investigation. They
expect 10 leave Tuesday night and hold the
first session In the New York post-onice
building Wednesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-30
This is a Real Advertisement.
K

Have very poor assortment of CAR
PETS, and what I have are OLD
STYLES, S0ILED, and Poor In Quality;
and above all very high priced. Ny
Wall Paper is all second handed, and
most Of it has been on the wall several
times. My Shades are in the shade, and
the Fixtures all out of fix. My Oil
Cloth has hole in every roll, and my
Lace is full of holes, Clerks all mad,
and wOrkmen strike every night. Please
call late in the evening, so as to be de-
eeived in the colors and combinations.
l don't mean to be bulldozed into tax
ing cash down for my goods, 80 arrange
with the proprietor, or either of the
Banks, before placing your order. We
greatly prefer that you allow US to send
the goods to your house, for we may
thus realize on them again. If you have
ally old things in my line, which you
wish to trade for new, please consult
me as to an exchange. Ny business
place Is not central, it being nearly a
mile from either end of Market street.
Any public man or the Sheriff can direct
you to 1t.
don't mean to give myself away by
signing my name to this.
Now If you really want to buy Car
pets, Wall Paper, Shades, Curtains, Oil
Cloth, Picture Frames, or anything In
these lines, be 80 good as to call on any
place but mine. Especially If you in
sist on paying CASH.
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LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

yVlIIiam Mare. Sr, william Mare, Jr- the latter
minor under the age of fourteen years, WHO reslae III
Feeport in the state Of illinois, John D. hAns Wi9 10
sides in Marion Ohio jeremiah Hane, DaNlo ~ hahe
aDd neTah fIane his wife. who reSlde IN Chilsuah
r,nyntv Illinois and John MCl abe, Whose last SHOWN
nIare az residence was Buffalo. New 1oik VIII taAe
potice that on the 8Oth day Of March u 1861 RoJL @
q shields adminstIa atOr, with the VIII alns1eg ot te
state OF AIbinus Iangenbach deceased, hed MS GER
tain amended petition in the office OF the CLERK o. In
Court OF Common Pleas of stark county. against salu
lions and Others alleging among other things that
a the ST day Of February, 1864 John hanes a1nn-
Strator executed and delivered 10 Michael Qmgley
ee of certaiu real in said amended petition De
arfIad situate the city OF Canton, STARK county Ohlu
fl,at nv mistake the reviewer the said premises were
roneolsy described in said deed, that aterWards 10
MI: on the End day Of March, 1865, the sad mlchAei
OuiRiey TO secure the payment OF prOuory hoIe on
ha date for SPAS 26 executed and delivered 70 Alonus
IanRenbach then In full life his mortgage deed for
aid premises are erroneOusly described SAID pc
ton also sets forth that said note due and unpaid
and saId plaintiff administrator Aforesaid Is enuued
20 recover thereon the OF $3.50, with interest nom
sept I'd, Ssl, and that said mortgage deed mas Do
uIlne obsolete. --,,
The prayer Of said petition that said deed from said
John Hane's administrator TO Michael Quigley ana stn
mortgage deed from said Michael Qugiey 10 sSAa Az
bnuS LanRenbach be corrected and reformed 50 ~ 70
describe said premises correctly, and that SAID pft
may be sold 10 Day said paintihs claim and Tor luug
$780, with interest from sept B, 1881, and ior oIner
SAID petition will be for bearing at the May term
1909 W 'NAN ' BALDWIN q SHIELDS
marsO1 AttYs for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notice.

George Harter, VINO resides at Independence buenAn
an county Iowa. and jeremiah Dieh. VINO Issoes as
Ve4nOntyle Eaton county Michigan, Will take notice
that the path day OF March. 1882, hathlas hartT
did fle In the Court OF Common Pleas OF STARK county,
petition against Daniel Hater George HaTter hAres
BARTER sadie HaTter. George HaIter, Maud hALSL'
Jeremiah Diehl and william Diehl setting forth IN SUD
stance that said Matthias Harer Is the owner OF an u
divided onehfth of lot SO In the village OF Unlonown,
Htnrk county Ohio: also that said Daniel haroer
and George Harter are the owners OF an % undl-
VIded oneehfth of said lot each and that Cnarles
HArter sadie Harter George Harter and MAUD
Harter are each the owners OF undivided onetWen
Meth Of said lot and jeremiah Diehl, and William h
DlehT each the Of an undivided tenth OF s
lot 80 above named.
real estate may be had In such manner that each OF sara
parties may hold their respective proportions tnereoI IN
seBeralty or II the same be done without mani
rest injury the property be sold and such process
inRH had in the premises authorized by law Saa
defendans are REQUIRED TO appear and said pet
don on or before Saturday, May "a, 1882 -
LYNCH, DAY & LYNCH.
marion Att'ys for Plaintiff
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FOR SALE BY

WAGNER & GRoSENBAUGH, Hartville.
8. B. LILLY, Mt. Union.
WILLIAM STAMP, Alliance.
JOHN HICKMAN, Bolivar.
GEORGE II. M0NG, RObertsVille.
JAMES NeMACKEN, PaTtd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-30
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1882,
Sherff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Martin Bro Order OF Sale
VI STARK County Common Pleas
IameB Dahlem et al. Court
By virtue OF order Of sale Issued By tho Clerk OF tho
8Ouxt Of Common Pleas Of Stark county, Ohio In the
action and directed, Will offer for sale ~
pblic outcy the door Of the Court House. IN the city
4 Canton, Stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 29th day of April, 1882,
rs following described real estate situate In said
0Sunsv 70 wit Being the half OF lot number fifty
(67) in the Of Paris In stark county, Ohio
with the privileges thereunto belonging.
ADPralsed se $780,
Saa0 70 commence at O'Clock D. m Terms cash.
II. ALTEKRU8B Sheriff
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Administrative Notice.

Notice "a hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as AdmnisraT1x Of the estate
Il John Stevenson late OF Canton, stark county, Ohio
AocoaAed. ELIZABETH STEVENSON,
mAr8Od Administrator
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ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE,
Accepting Henry e. ShulPs Subdivision
Of Lot 1903 in City of Canton, Ohio.

SECTION 1. Be t ordained by the City Council OF the
city OF Canton, That Henry K Shulls subdivision Of
lot 1905 In city Of Canton, laid out By plat Decem-
ber g. 1881 is hereby accepted and The dedication
the streets and alleys therein hereby ratified accepted
and confirmed
sEC q That this ordinance ahAIl take effect and be In
force from and after Its passage and due publication
Passed March 27th. 1881
r. g SkIEIiDa
President Of the Council
Attest: z N GRIMES Clerk
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AN ORDINANCE,

Accepting Jonathan Metzgar's subdi-
vision of Lot 1907 in the City OF Can
ton, Ohio.
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Saturday, the 29th day of April, 1882,

NE following described real estate situate In said county
et; parf Of the southwest quarter Of section nunA
b three 49, in township number eleven (SugarcTeek)
Ia range number ten lO) in said county. bounded a.
foilO1s beginning at the southwest corner oil SAID guar
M section and running thence north ON the section line
80 chains SO links the quarter post thence east
en- the north line OF said southwest quarter "a chains 70
post; thence south, 40 minutes east, 40 chains 70
pce on the south line Of said quarter; and thence on
saId south line Of said quarter 80 degrees 40 minutes
Wes 81 chains and so links 70 the place ot oesinnn9
eHntalninR eiRhtyfour and ninety one-hundredthS
IRA 30 OO) acres land lees together with
nc appurtenanceS thereunto belonging Dub suplecs 70
Al legal highways
Appraised at s7,2 ,225.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock a Terms, ono
third cash. and the balance In two equal annual pay
sns with Interest dag Of SALE secured By mort
g@ge Of the premises s -, -. ..kG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-30

GIBBS CANTON PLOw CO., Canton.
j. n. HESS q BRO, MassillOn.
MYERS, ELLIOTT g. CO., Canal Fulton
HIRAM HUMBERT, Uniontown.
B. BOLENDER, Untontown.