The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-24
LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

Henry Willis resides In the town of Battle Creek
In the county OF Calhoun State Of Michigan Will take
George Leinlnger of Canton, Ohio filed his petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county Oh0 In
for order and decree OF said Court finding the sum
due him mortgage deed executed by said Willis to
said Leininger on May 7th 1881 recorded in volume
l73. pages 43S and 439, In stark county Record Of
Mortgages on the following described property situate
In the county State OF Ohio towt; Part of
the northeast southeast and southwest quarters OF
number eight bounded follows: Beginning at point
the middle line Of said section nine chains and nifty
hundredths sOuthwaTdy from the center Of said
section and the south bank OF the east branch OF
Nimshillen creek; thence north 2ho east along said
line two chains and fortyfour hundredths TO north
bank of said creek thence nOrh $40 east across said
$50 east along the line OF Ninth street road
chain and fourteen hundredths TO point twelve feet
251ao east along said mill bank two chains and
twenyseyen hundredths; thence north 2Oho east one
ninety links thence NORTH l2o east four chains and
nnetyelght hundredths; thence north lao ca east TWO
the Lisbon rOad thence sOdth $50 east one chain
and hundredths to the east side OF said race;
thence SOUTH lll west twentys links; thence SOUTH
l4alo west two chains; thence south. SlAo west one
chain and wentyeight hundredths; thence SOUTH 13o
west chains quarter section line; thence south.
1870 west chains and so hundredths; thence south,
thence NORTH 500 west chain and nifty hundredths;
thence north. 2Ao east one chain and eighty hun.
thence SOUTH "a degrees west iortythree links thence
hundredths; thence south 5Oh degrees west, three
chains and seyentyslx hundredhs; thence north, 20
east seven chains TO the place beginning containing
three and eighty-eght hundredths of an acre.
lying adjacent Ia the Rowland mill dam, bounded as
follows: Beginning at point in the north line OF Tus
street. the city of Canton NORTH 75 degrees
west three chains and forty hundredths from the mid
die line Of said sectOn thence nOrth 10 degrees east
ten chains; thence three chains and seventy
five hundredths to oak tree fifteen Inches In diane
ter which tree is the starting pOn this tact
from said north, degrees east three chains and
81 hundredths to the southwest bank Of the creek
chains and ten hundTedths of chain to the east abut
ment OF said dam thence along the east bank OF the
creek SOUTH 39La degrees west one chain and ninety
hundredths; thence south, 1917 degrees west two
chains and eighty-one hundredthsi thence north ~
and place OF beginning containing two acres and
yfOur hundredths OF acre more or less the entire
area hereby conveyed containing six and orytwO
hundredhS OF an acre more or less, together with the
tate as fully as the same have heretofore
enjoyed bv the said george s. Lennger under former
made I'm the payment OF OF the promssory notes
to secure which was given should not be paid then
the mortgage deed was TO become obsolete.
said mortgage was given to secure tne PAYMENT OF
four promssoIy notes LOT szSoV eacn one uue IN one ne
four years from the date with interest payable annual
ly their date. All executed and dated May l7th
1881 That the first note has been pald and interest
all the other notes for the first year has been paid
That the entire amount OF the principal of the second
has been due since May 17th 1883, with Interest
from that date
That said mortgage and notes we're given as a part
consideration of the real estate and appurtenances de-
scribed I'm said MORTGAGE Tha on said real estate Is
constitutes the principal value OF the premises And
SAID mill Is unusually liable 70 Oe aestIOyeu ~ hie anu
In such event the premises would not be SUFFICIENT to
pay Off the unpaid money secured by said mortgage
That part of the contract of sale OF said premises
by George s. Leininger to said Henry Wills said Willis
agreed keep the mill building and appurtenances In
sured the amount said Leningers claim and keep
the policies force the amount Thousand dollars
for the benefit of said LeninRer whilst the said purchase
money unpaid That as soon as the said mortgage
given and willis took possession of the premises he
repudated the contract to insure and refused and
fuses to insure the said property at all
The prayer OF the petition Is for decree for
and interest from May 18th, 1888; order OF fore
said premises and sale thereof
pay said decree receiver take possession Of the
premises once collect the rents insure the building,
and other proper relief.
Said Henry Willis is required to answer by the lst day
Of December SS3, judgment OF foreclosure, decree
and sale and other relief be taken against him.
GEORGE s. LEINfNGER.
JOS. j. PARKER, Atty. OctB-Lw