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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.
John A. Kegler ct al order Of sale m partition.
Aaary Anna K ksgler ct al Soart C 'O", '1'- NOl-

John A. Kegier ct al J order Of sale m partition.
. 0T' vs. ~ lUu stark county Common Pleas
May Anna Kegier ct al Court Ul.H-TII..
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued by the clerk
court Of common pleas OF stark county Ohio. In the
above action and TO dlracted via Oer for sale nc
public outcry on the premises on
Saturday, the 14th day of July, 1883,
me following described premises situated In The
ship OF Perry In the county Of stark and state OF Ohio
and as and being the north half OF the south
quarter section number twenty a. In said
township, and Of part also Of fraetqna section number
twenty (2O) In the township. and bounded a. fO
Beginning at the northeast corner OF said south
quarter OF said section No and running thence
the nOrt Of said quarter Al )chains
and thirty (B0) links ~ the east line Of said fractional
section line tWsntyOne ~ chains and B o. links to
post: thence north 80 degrees west thirtynne (B9)
chains and nifty 500 links 70 post In the center Of the
Bethlehem road; thence south one degre6 west along
said road thirty 3d. chains and sixty 60 links 70 post
In said nOad thence south so degrees east thTtynlne.
80 chains and fifty 80, links to post; thence south
ten, 10 chains and eigtee iS links 70 post; thence
south so degrees east fOfyOne, a. chains and thirty
30 links 20 the quarter section line OF said section No.
20 chains and twelve and Onehalf, 12h links TO the
place df beginning containing two hundred and four
acres Of land; .tr." f.r a 80
Appraised at S28. $50. aL s..-...--.-..
sale 20 commence at III o'clock a M Terms. one
third cash and the balance In two equal annual
ments with interest from day OF sale secured By mort
gage Ou the premises sold I'D ~ l-A- =. -.
4 LYNCH. DAY & LYNCH. Attorneys. 1,..-,-71 s .i'..
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Thomas J. Roach Order OF Sale In Partition stark
.Iu vs.. County Common Pleas Court
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BY virtue OF order Of sale Issued by the clerk Of the
court OF common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio In the
above action and 70 diracted w Olfer for sale nc
public Outcry on the premises on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-06-20
Sheriff Sale,

LENCH. DAY & LYNCH. Att'ys.
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Alias Order OF sale Stark County
Common Pleas Court.
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DELICATE COMPLAINTS.
Anothef LADY, Mrs ]. b olhrk. AmItse CITY, La.
writes us 'KIdney Wort has cured habltual con
sapaaon pain In the side. we'll some other deli
cats cotnbIaints.n o. Ir.l,i -s.tH-. .l|.... I
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HO,sl sOldsmlth. lAIs fremont street. Boston.
April25. 1883.
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SheriR Sale.

L NJ. JONES. Attorney.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
Spontaneous Combustion.

A blaze in the cabin of resident Of
"Kaintuck' called out the engines the
other day, and after them came the fire
marshal to investigate and report.
"Do you know how it caughtp" he
asked of the householder.
"Well, sir, l reckon ii was what dem
big folkses call sponfus combustibus."
"You mean spontaneous combus-
tlon."
"Dat's 'zactly what means, sab. Yes,
sab, reckon it was dat"
"What makes you think SOP"
"Well, in the fust place, l sent de gal
up In de garret to fin my ole butes. In
de next place she took a candle 'mong a
lot o newspapers, an cum shinnin'
down de ladder wild her eyes as big as
turnips, an tole me that the cabin was
all afre. Yes, sab, / reckon it was
spontaneous combustion. an soon's We
git the furnicher back In, Ize gwine to
lick dat gal till she can't hollerl She
orter know that spontaneous combus-,
tion was sunthin' that couldn't be fool.
cd wid."-Free Press.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
Maxims for Young Men.

Make few promises.
Always speak the truth.
Drink no intoxicating liquors.
Live up to your engagements.
Keep good company or none at all.
Good character is above all things
else.
Never listen to loose or Idle con-
versation.
When you speak to a person, look,
him in the face.
Keep yourself innocent if you would
be happy.
Save when you are young to spend
when you are old.
Early in life secure a practical busi-.
ness education.
Never run in debt unless you see q
way to get out again.
Do not make too great haste to be-
rich, If you would prosper.
Never play games Of chance or make
bets of any description.
Small and steady gains give compe-
tency with tranquility of mind.
Aim high in this life, but not so high
that you cannot hit anything.
You had better be poisoned in your
blood than in your principles.
Good company and excellent CONVEX
satlon are the very sinews of virtue.
Avoid temptation through the fear
that you may not withstand it at last.
Your character cannot be essentially
injured except by your own acts.
Never be idle. When your hands are
not usefully employed, attend to the
cultivation of your mind
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
A Drunkard's Diary.

On the person of stranger picked
up drunk the other night the police
found diary of the affair, reading 81
follows:
"Wednesdar rn.--Ard in DIT. Fine
town. Had a jaw with hackman.
"Later-Town impr'ves as / look al
1t. Took a drink. Cum near having y
fight. Took an'ther drink,
Still later-Seen the P. o. and City
Haul. Fine structures. Had dis
pute. Took drink. Town imp'rves
Saw a runaway. Had some beare. Saw
dog fight.
"Yet later-Seen all the opera h'ses
Took u drink. Saw the river. Treated
a man to the beare. W'nderful how
m'ch bizn'ss is Card on here. Fine
town. Took DIRK. Feel good.
"Afternoon--Town impr'ves on me,
Took o drink. Had a row. Binzn'ss
rushing. Big gsses Of beare f'r FIVE cts,
Feel Jolly nice
"Later-ti tifeaE rush. bizn'ss. Took
brandy. this time. Seen 'er m'r'kt,
Seen 'er wheat el'vat'er. Feel good,
Nice town.
"Still laterS'nice town, Feel gooz
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
He Forgot His Name.

A certain young Hebrew travelling
man, now on the road, but with an older
companion, bought special ticket of
scalper and got aboard hetrain in good
shape. When the conductor came
around he took up Isaac's ticket and
looked at the name, and then at Isaac,
shook his head and said:
whats your nameY
"Let me see the ticket"
Cant you tell your name without
seeing my ticketP This won't do.
You'll have to get off at the next station
or pay your fare"
"This agitated Isaac profoundly, and
he turned to his companion and said:
"Moses. I've forgot my name that
was on the ticket; can you tell me what
It is?"
"Vill you leef me see dot teeket, Mr..
Coondogter p inquired Moses. The con-
doctor showed it to him. Mein Gott,
lzeek, what name is disp Patrick Mo-
riarty! No wonder you dond recon-
member dot name! Dond you nefer got
some more teekets lpi dem schoolpers
NIT dot name on it. Dey will all de
times gif you afay. Dem coondogter
looks at dot nose and den at dot name,
und he schmiles NIT himself ven he
dinks of a Patrick behind nose like
dot. Oh, Izeek. ven you grows otter
you will know a great deal more as you
knows yoost now. Mr.. Coondogtor. |
will pay dis goslink's fare to do stchop-
ping place we're he gets Off.'-The Drum
mer.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
CHLORIDE COUNTY, M FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1888
How much do YOU want?"

How much do you wantp"
"Five hundred more" calmly replied
the hackman.
"Hey ?" shrieked Steve and the COVER
nor.
Five hundred an not q cent less" re-
piled cabby.
"Here, sir-er-damme, sirl how do
you dare to ask such price for driving
two gentlemen four or FIVE miles 2
spurted the governor.
IL base my charges on what the trat-
fic will bear, same as the railroad
does,'" replied the hackman with a
grin. "If 'taters is selling at Los Ange-
los for fifty cents a bushel, and at 50 a
bushel at Tuscon, you fellows charge
the poor devil of a rancher $3.50 a
bushel to haul his taters to Tuscon,a and
gobble all the profit. Now, 1 amt as
hoggish as that. / heard Mr.. Gage say
IL he could get into town by o'clock
he could make a thousand dollars. AS
there amt no other hack here, I'm as
good monopoly for his wants as any
blasted railroad on earth; but amt so
greedy. l don't want all you can make
by usin' my hack. I'm willin' to get
along with half"
""Now, see here" said cabby, as he
closed the door of the hack on his VIC
Tins, 1--we done for wunst what you
roosters, day in an day out, have been
doin' for years, an made your mill.
ions by it. l happened to be able tO
give you a small dose of your own
medicine for wunst; know you can
send me to Jail for runnin my business
on your principles, but If you jails me
I'll have yer blood when 1 get out, an
don't yer forget it,"
Hereupon the hackman clapped the
door with bang, and. climbing to his
seat, drove at a rattling pace to the
place where the sheriff was about to
sell out poor Smith. Smith was coal
dealer who didn't have any special
rates.
When the nihillst had finished this
absurd and libellous tale, he took his
foot off the editorial desk, laughed
hoarsely, and departed for the nearest
salOon.-Virglnia New. Chronicle.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
NO. 25.

Took 'er driz. Shaw 'er p1ecceman.
Whoopi Took a-I
Very Observation-Disclosures q
bIeeceman. All riz. Feal happy. Feel
zif l could-c-o-u-l-d--could-"
But he couldn't. He made for a al
ley and went to sleep, and he was so
drunk that they tied his legs up in a
knot and carried him down in the shape
Of ball.-Free Press.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28
Beechers's Latest Creed.

If we sin we shall in no way escape
the penalty. How long it will last do
not know; that it will last forever l do
not believe. That there Is q pit, faith
omless and internal, do not believe.
THAT men are to be made to suffer
forever, to have an eternity of endless
torment, l shall not believe outside Of a
lunatic asylum.
II will not 20 to heaven IL I must 60
through the internal confession of faith
to which / once subscribed-God tor~
give my ignorance. abhor 1t because
| love God.
"My work has been that Of an evan
gelical minister, trying to make the
view of God more glorious. Ny labor
will not run through great many more
years, thank God.
II don't know what to feel more
thankful for-that have been spared
to labor so long or that shall soon lay
down my labors; but l leave this testi-
mony with you. have cndeavored to
bring down view Of God 80 that any
child may say. 4 love him."
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28

A correspondent to the Albuquerque
Journal wants to have the Police Ga
sette squashed. and suggests that rail-
roads take the inattve IN having II dis
carded from the news boys pack. One
of the southern states passed law
against its sale and Richard X. Fox is
now trying the constitutionality of the
law. Whatever the law sanctions. the
public good demands that some limit
should be put upon the publication of
papers having a tendency toinjure the
public morals by exaggerated and IL.
centious displays of immortality.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28

Friends or strangers are invited to cal, and
refresh themselves
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28

Electric light wires in Iowa have
shocked to death a good many English
sparrnws
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
ATHENS.
Court Notes-Honorably AcNnitted-Old
Citizen Dead.

Court Notes-Honorably Acqnitted-Old
Citizen Dead.
ATHENS, April 14.-[Special. This week
has been lively time in Athens, district
court being in session. On Monday Judge
John G. Robertson, being too nnwell to
hold court further, his son, II. G. Robert
son, was elected by the bar 70 take his
place, he carrying On the court in the able
and satisfactory manner characterized by
his father.
The case OF perjury against S. M. Fields,
collecting agent for P. j. Willis Il Bro, for
swearing out attachment against Mcneil &
Harrison, being called, II. G. Robertson
tslegraphed to Governor Ireland he was
disqualified, upon which the governor APP
pointed X. J. Rlgell, esq, an ahe attorney
be heard, District Attorney James
S. Hogg moved to continue, which, being
oyerruied, the case was dismissed from the
docket on the ground of not being able to
convict the defendant. This acquits Mr..
Fields, who is not only clever gentleman,
but an upright citizen and an honorable
business man.
An honorable died here to-day, John M
Mcdonald, and will be buried with Maso mic
honors tomorrow. Mr.. Mcdonald was a
member of the Thirteenth legislature. OF
Texas, has been county judge OF this county
and member OF the Athens bar. Court ad-
iourned in honor to him, and passed reso-
lutions of regret this afternoon.
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AUsTIs.

Joint Committee 20 Meet I'm Dsllss-Ths
summer Normal schools-Left for Home
Etc.
AUsTrS. April 14.-[special. 1.-The joint
committee appointed by the two houses,
Senator Shannon chairman. will convene In
Dallas on June 10th, TO prepare an address
70 the people on the constitutional amend
ments adopted BY the legislature.
Trouble is anticipated In LaSalle county
over the trial Of a certain murder case, end
to-day the adjutant-eeDeral ordered Ser
geaof Redd. OF Company A, 10 nee bis best
endeav0rs 20 preserve the peace, aDd II
necessary call for reinforcement.
Applications 4 ON cities and towns are
being reccived af the department Of educe-
tiOn, giving character Of school buildings
and vote Of board 20 the end Of securing the
summer cormal schools. which open In
June. Oth.r places desiring these schools
should send In Their applications as soon as
possible The vote Of ths BOARD u tbose
sent Ia ranges from so % f25 per month.
Lieutensut-GOvern0r Martin, sennt0rs
Gibbs, stratt0n and Otbsrs left Tor honze 10
Tbs Bslton Brick Manufacturing com
pany. capital stock $500. fled a charter
fo-nnv.
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THE CRIMINAL.
Stabbed q Rival.

CoRsIcANA, April 14,-[Specisll-A col
ored ball was given last night at the house
of Ike Williams in Bucks-town, which was
largely attended. A saddle-colored lady
named Ida Johnson, from Dallas, appeared
to be receiving rather more than her share
of attention from the 'coons' assembled,
which excited the Ire of our Corsicana ladies.
Several Intellectual attempts were made to
have the Dallas beauty put out, but she
stood her ground and finally left with her
escort to beer up. On their way back to the
ball they met Callie johnson, one of the
parties who had tried to have Ida put ont.
A wordy battle began, then fists were used.
At this stage of the game the Dallas lady
drew a knife and stabbed Caliie several
times in the breast, intlicting wounds
which will probably prove fatal. Ida was
arrested this morning and will be held to
await the result of Callies injuries.
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New Phase In the screwmen's Strike
Preparations for the Coming Maifest-
vvaaLlv Summary


New Phase In the screwmen's Strike
Preparations for the Coming Maifest-
Weekly Summary.
GALVESTON, April 14.-TSpecial.l-A new
phase of the cotton screwmen's strike at
this port is presented by the reported
action of the Cotton Mems council in New
Orleans. When the white screwmen struck
here because colored men had been given
the contract TO load vessel, Quincy, presi-
dent OF the colored mems association, sent
10 New Orleans for colored men skilled In
stowing cotton, and quite a number came.
The Cotton Council, of New Orleans,
which IL appears embraces All
classes Of cotton handlers, both white
and black. has ordered these men to return
without delay on penalty Of dismissal from
embership In the New Orleans nssocla-
ton, and future inability TO work on the
wharyes in that city. Thus far no atten-
tion has been paid TO the order here.
The various committees having in charge
the arrangements for the coming haifest
are rapidly bringing the thing into shape;
and promise that the display this year will
exceed anything ever attempted in the
past Advices from the interior points IN
the state indicate q large attendance.
The Knights Of Py' bias Of this city will
attend the meeting Of the grand lodge In
Dallas next week in body.
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MEATHERFORD.

Court Prooeedings-"stickin IT. TO the
Ofrenders-MoConnelrs Case Comes Up
Monday.
WEArnERFoRp, April 14.-[Special.l-
This evening closed the third week Of the
district court. This week has been spent in
.he trial of criminal cases exclusively, only
two for feionies, W. b. Fair and +. a.
Campbell; the former was acquitted OF
swindling, and the jury in the latter case
charged with forgery could not agree.
Quite q number Of misdemeanOr cases were
disposed Of by trials and pleas Of guilty,
among them John Lassiter, for driving
cattle from range, fine assessed at
as. II. p. Dubellet, Obsiructing
public road with a fence, fined 500 L. T..
O'Neal, carrying pistol, SIS; III. l.. Myers
and W. NJ. Kirksey, petty larceny, fine and
imprisonment in county jail. The gam
bling fraternity we're properly attended 70
by the grand jury, and on pleas OF guilty
have universally received the lowest hne,
virtually amounting 70 license OF this
vice.
Fli Mcconnell and Merrill Parks, each
charged with murder. have their cases set
for Monday.
A light rain in the lower part Of the
county last night. Crop prospects Eery
good
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Rape FIend Abroad.

BURNET, April l.-Tspecial.l-ou town
was thrown into wild excitement on Fri.
day, the 9th, by report of rape having
been committed in the upper portion OF
Burnet. The victim was young married
lady, the fiend being one Robertson, who
is canvassing The country for a patent win
dow fastening. A preliminary trial was
postponed, and through care essness ofsome
of the officials, the criminal made escape
on Tuesday last. Our sheriff put posse
on his track, but TO no avail until to-day
A report is current that Deputy Garrett,
who went in search Of the criminal, had
found him, and in an attempt To arrest
him, was badly wounded. Further par-
ticuiars cannot now he obtained. IL is
thought Robertson will suffer death before
submitting TO arrest or trial.
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SAN ANTONIO.
Will Attend the Veterans Reunion-Ros-
ter of the Deai-Hightoned Wedding
Tom Oohiltree I'm Town

Will Attend the Veterans Reunion-Ros-
ter OF tho Deai-Hightoned Wedding
Tom Oohiltree in Town
SAN ANTONIO, April 14.-tSpecial.]-A
small delegation is preparing to go from
here to attend the reunion Of Texas veter-
ans at Bolton on the 18th. Six deaths have
occurred since the last celebration. viz:
John Lamen, l.. Calquhoun, J. Il. True
heart, who were prisonsers of war in Perate
castle; Ashland Savory, soldier in Gen
eral Jackson's s army in 1872; John A. Settle.
coast guard in the defense OF Galveston, and
Sam S. Smith.
Preparations are all complete for re-
ceiying and entertaining a grand com
mandry of knights.templa1 on the 18th tc
Goth inclusive. =.
Colonel Felix NJ. Gutierrez, Of the Mexi
can army, Monterey, Mexico, and Miss
Herminia Flores, of this city, were married
this morning at the cathedral OF San Fer
nando. The ceremony was perfurmed by
Rev. Father Pedro Logan, of Mopterey, as
sisted by Rev. FstLer Gens,in,7 " tiiis city
The list OF wedding presents is large, anC
perhaps the most costly ever exhibited
here The bride aud groom, after visiting
the principal American cities, will return
home to Mexico.
Hon. Tom Ochiltree Is in the city, ant
also several prominent members of tn
| Texas legislature.
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The s. p c. A. Gains PoInt-Coloret ts
Journalists.

CINCINNATI, April l4.-lhe Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
gained an important case to-day in the po-
lice courC. They had caused the arrest OF
several persons engaged in shooting live
made of one of the parties, and demurrer
was filed. Judge Highley decided the
word animals" in the statute in
cluded every living dumb creature,
and the words torture and cruelty"
included every act, omission or neglect
whereby unnecessary physical pain or sui
fering is caused or permitted. He was sat
istied that the allegations made in the in
formation were sufficient, il sustained by
the evidence, to constitute a crime under
the laws of Ohio. The demurrer was OVER
rpled.
Tne executive committee of the Colorecl'
Press of the United States met here to-day,
and arranged the programme for the annual
meeting to be held at st. Louis the second
Tuesday in July
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EEu NoEE, April ls.-C0mmodore J. n.
Houston. president q the Pacific MAJ
Steamship company, entertained t1-PrsFi-
5rnt Diaz 81 dinner O. the Dsimoniru,
- evening. Among the otber gussts
were General 6rErt. eenafor Horrnn. q
A sh1rrs. Jav tculd husssli sare Con-
nd re q. X Garrison. Perry Bslmcrt.
20 ms ~ Field Ard several rrerrts-s OF IL
NIX cEn rsrty. Genera UsL In EpaIlst.
-, strrde1 - The tuasi % HE heaifh. Re
~ .-e-sed q ceep st1se 81 Elulress fr- ne
-li trnsr in Ehirh ne had been trsa.st -
tr.a Cuuutrr. Genera Grart's hfaIft ras
..-orlsst. He ssid 10 szs eisd % - sn-
~ nsr -rpurlic o. t1is cor--rsrt c1rr r
f-|tn -Irelrr w.fh r1-s Ssrico strrll -
,.r- Err ally. bcth On scc11rt d ifs r-rr-
-uts I'D tts rnut1a Interests o ~ 80
ilzfirfs- keriro wss q ccrrtrV rf lr-rnI
ss-r-r-s. w.ich a-e Err hsrirrirr "a -
ifre Irer rrrv1rn rte ererrr arl eftar-
tI-i-s q men IRE fr-s-si Diar
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seven men imprisoned en- suspicion Of the
$50, coo robbery from the Panama raj lroad
have been set free. There was no evidence
against them.
Earthquakes are Of almost daily occur
renee. There has been no damage thus far.
The fire at Qzuique destroyed ten blocks.
1t did not reach the business portion Of
the city, stopping at the market places. ii
the offices and depots of the railroad the
Parish church, the Fourth of July hotel,
Cable companys offices, and private dwell
lings, the houses OF Messrs. Loayza Jane
son, Dawson & Carvalli, James Massardo,
Carlos Gallagher, and number OF others,
were burned TO the ground.
1t is said vast amount OF property res.
Losses are estimated at 81 100000. Fami-
lies are homeless.
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ROCKDALE.
Collaboration of Odd Fellows.

RocKDALE, April l4.-[Special.l-The eel
ebration Of the Odd Fellows of Milan
county, which took place here Thursday
last, was an occasion of no little interest
There were about 125 Odd Fellows who par
ticipated in the procession. The more dis-
tinguished guests were Messrs. Fred
Carlton. grand representative to the Sow
ereicn Grand lodge. and Z. J. Wren, grand
secretary. At s'o'clock, the orator, Colonel
Carlton, was introduced. He was listened
TO with marked attention by the large
assembly present. After the address the
ball commenced in an adjoining room, aud
at IL O'Clock supper was spread. After sup
per, dancisg was resumed till an early hour
in the morning.