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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09
For Nearly "a Years

j have been victim OF Catarrh. have
tried many remedies, receiving little OF
no relief. bought one bottle of Eiy's
Cream Balm and derived more real
benefit from that than all the rest added
together. You can recommend il as be.
ing safe and valuable medicine. "A. L.
Fuller, Dandy, N. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09

o,TaTE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ss In Probate Court.
I'm the matter of the estate Of Evan ID. Davies
deceased.
The State of Minnesota and the said Probate
scan ID Davies deceased. Greeting:
whereas AN instrument I'm writing, purport-
inc IN be the last will and testament of Evan
heen delivered 10 this Court and application
mas been made 10 the said Probate Court for
the proofs Of said will.
,eo,,ircd 10 appear nj the Office of the Judge
az Probate In the city Of Mankato I'm said coun'
~ on the 10th day of October, 1885, at O'Clock
In the afternoon of that day and attend tho
probate OF the said Will.
In Testimony whereof ] have hereunto 80,
nv hand and affixed the seal Of the Probate
So q. W. MEAD,
laesu Probate Judge.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09
First ins. A ug. Is: last Oct. Q.
SHERIFF'S EXECUTION SALE.

10y virtue of an execution issued ont Of and
ID under the seal of the District Court ia
ana tor the county of Blue Earth ana State Of
Minnesota, upon n Judgment rendered and
duckctcd in said county. on the END day of
August, a. ID. lss5, for the sum of nincty-nine
and ts-luO dollars, in AN action wherein Fred
rrlck krun was plaintin, and Peter Birk de
f1udant, have this seth day of August, a. ID.
1ssj, levied upon all the right, iitlc and inter
est of the said defendant, Peter Brk, in and
90 the following described real estate, situate
ln thc county of Blue Earth and State of Min
uc-ota, known and described as follows: Lots
six lGi aud seven III, Block twcnty-siX l2Gl,
MHnkatO City. Now, therefore, notice il here
by given that ! will sell the above described
real property Ia the highest bidder for cash AT
public auction AT the front door of the Office of
Register of Deeds of Blue Earth county afOrc-
said, in the City of Mankato therein, on the
18th day of October, \. ID. 1885,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that day {"
satisfy the said execution. together with the
intcrct and cost thereon.
Dated A Igust .Gth, lssj.
GEORGE W. MONKS
Sheriff 81 Blue Earth County.
y 4. FOSTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09

are working hard to wipe out this evil,
and will eventually, by establishing the
prohibitory law, the only thing that will
work reformation, as every other
means has been tested, and failed of its
purpose. M. M. DANIELS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09

EIdoLsvo msqa eAss sqs 'uaIpUuo psq ops usqM
'vIaOLsvo ol SunIo GUS 'ssIW eusosq Gus usqM
'vIHOLSv0 IoJ ps!Io Gus PHO SEM GUS u0qM
'VIHOLsv0 Jeq sAs5 ON 4oIs ssA Eqsa usqM
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09
As One Having Used

Ely's Cream Balm would say il is worth
its weight i'm gold as cure for Catarrh.
One bottle cured me. S. A. Lowell,
Franklin, Pa. (See adv't.)
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-09
First insertion Sep. 20; last ms. Oct. .
PROBATE NOTICE.

WII.IAND q HINTIEH'
Attorneys for the Executor Of the estate al
LANES l.. GiIIia, dccenS0d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
chllblains,

Children and elderly persons are
most liable TO sunGr with this decidedly
unpleasant annoyance, caused COM
monty by holding feet or hands TO the
fire, after exposure to cold Tho sud
den change Of temperature partially do.
slroys tho vitality and prevents tho
proper flow OF blood through Tho
parts. Tn bcst proycntycs arc wooden
cocks and stockings, water proof shoes,
exercise and friction, Many remedies
are offered, moro or less eflcacious,
Among the cures for chIlblans are tho
following reciposi /. Sulphate of cop
per, one ounce; rosemary water, ono
pint, Dissolve Apply rs u wash T.
Sal ammoniac, one ounce; vinegar,
one.half pint. The affected part Is we'll
wotted night and morning, and when
dry is touched with little simple olnt-
ment of any kind, cold cream or poma.
tum Whom the feet are sore from old
frost-bitos soak them well in tepid
water In which u little alum has boen
dissolved, An excellent ointment
which may then be applied Is prepared
from lard Lot small quantity boiI
until thoroughly done; then while boil.
ing potr upon leo where ID will harden
into u waXy substance all ready fol-
use. --EJchdngO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
noN. CHARLEY N. LAMIsoN.

The Allen County Democrat brings out
Hon. G. n, LamlsOn for Governor, and
says:
The Democratic pre- 3 OF Northwestern
Ohio, almost with one accord, unbonght
and unsOught, declare In favor of Hon.
@ N, LamisOn, OF this city, 40 q suitable
md worthy standard bearer In the COM
ing gubernatOTlal race. Bluff, genial,
goOd-natured aud straight forward In
public and private lie, q man OF the peo--
pie aud close to the people, Colonel
LamiaOn is one Of the few whose calling
would be an election sure He Ia one or
the most vigorous and effective cam.
paigners In the State, In well known and
popular with all classes, from the hum
blest TO the highest, and his name at the
head OF tho State ticket, free as he Ia from
any entangllng party alliances, would
bring that strength and unanlmity
OF action which ~ needed TO maintain
0hio's Democracy against any attempt
~ figure her In the doubtful column.
We do not know that Co lonel Lamlson 10
q cand didate. We do know, however,
that tho numerous press declarations In
his favor have been unsolicited, prompt
cd purely by desire TO honor an aule
aud worthy man, and nj the Same time
assure success 10 the Democratic Ticket
The Democratic Northwest, which car
rles the water and hauls the wood for
every party victory. has not IN years fol-
lowed the flag Of leader from its own
ranks, and lts claim for recognition, 90.
pecially at the hands OF an able leader
like Colonel LamisOn Is certainly we'll
| founded and Just.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

A fatal mistake. Az tho time Doctor
Vance, of Cleveland, performed the opera
ton on the lady for The removal OF n can
Ger Of the stomach he found when TOO
late that the poor woman had no cancer
10 be aemoyed. Tho diseaso .wns indi.
gestlou, and IL she had taken the Shaker
Extfact OF Roots (slegel's Syrup that
awful distress at the pit of the stomach,
which made the doctors think she lad
cancer, would have been removed. Dis.
tress after eating, dull, heavy feeling In
the head, with pains In the eidp and back
all vanish after using this wonderful
remedy, The tired, languid feeling gives
place TO strength and vigor.
Mrs. Della Marsh writes from Pea
Ridge, Benton county, Ark, that she had
Dyipepsia In the worst form for Ave
years, and that nothing gave any relief
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Memorial

Jacob snlyely died q his residence In
Perry township, Stark county ONO,
March 9Th, 1885, aged 60 years, month
and 4 days. u,u
lila father moved from Franklin
county, Pennsylvania, and settled III
Perry township, on the adjoining iarm
10 the one on which Jacob died, IN tie
year 1912. He was therefore an early
settler In the county, and II was on
this farm that Jacob was born, owned NJ
present 10y John Sniyely. Ayery large
and respectable connection has grown
I'D from the parent stock Tic deceased
was married to Mary Ann Schrt lllor,
Oct. 10Th, 1889, aud moved on le iarnl
where no died, ard had ever since resi-
ded there, more than forty'Dve years,
10 them were born nine chidien, three
only surviving the fathers DEATH over
forty years ago he was converted ana
nined the u, B, Church, In the commnn'
lon Of which he remained during life'
lie was man OF uncommon clearneaa
of faith and spiritual power, and his
experience was rich and glowing. AZ
citiZsn he waa useful, industrious ana
successful, financially, He had gained
an abundant competency for himeelt
and left u handsome inheritance TO the
| family. He was an honest man aud an
excellent neighb0r, especially attentive
aud helpful 70 the afflicted around him
Ie wilt be sadly missed by tho sick. Al
n husband aud father, he was good ana
klud His last Illness was somewhat
prOtrscted, resulting In death by con
sumption.
with great patience he bore the steady
assaults Of diteaso, upheld by unwayer'
ing confidence In God, and onl Sabbath
the Sth Inst, after having quietly given
dl' ections concerning his funeral, aud
saying he had "nothing more hera "a
DO" without u struggle broathed his
last aud was absent from the body and
present with the Lord"
Ile was man greatly beloved and re
spected In hls community, aud an I'm
menss conCou 80 OF people at nded his
funeral, -.
At hia request the writer.conductCd
the funeral services nj the Eden Church
after which his body was laid 10 rest N
the neat burial ground connected WIN
this church, originally q part otIhi'
farm. ...-,..yEyM -,
Io died triumphantly In the faith
and pence be TO his slumherlng ashes 4
wife, three children, grandchildren anC
many other relatives and frleude mourn
the loss OF u husband, father and Loving
friend.
May they all meet vi lust where part
Ing is unknown, and sorrow never
comes. u, u. BooTH,
Beach City, March IL, 1885.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
UnlontOwn,


L,G. Relfsnydor has left for Medina
TO be Il m0lder.
Mr., George PETER hos rented tho hotel
Franklin from John Iced.
Mr.. Isaac II, Frank has gone TO New
York with another lot OF choice sheep.
Frank spaght, william Swinehart
and William l., D. Myers are on the siclI
list.
Mr.. j. M6hler, of Kans ", formerly OF
Uniontown, Is tho guest OF Mr. George
Frank.
Aaron Myers has bought Of John
Werstler dwelling house on West Rail
rlad street.
Mine host, Iced, will retire into n new
dwelling, which he will build as IN an.
mex TO the hotel
Messrs. l. II. Frank aud John Wood.
ling will have charge Of the meat mar
ket after tho Arst OF April.
There Ia soon to be an entertainment
by the dramatic club, for the benefit Of
the public school library. Success Ia
every such worthy object
Rev. n. p. Herbruch entertained n
large audience Wednesday evening, III
the Second Reformed Church, with
"Talks ON Germany There was also d
lecture, Centennial Of Methodism," al
tho NJ Il, Church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

THE Washington correspondent OF the
Cleveland Leader says; "rhe new cabi-
net are not q bad.looklng set Of men.
Blyard's face 10 classic, and II might
have stood for one Of tho Greek sculp'
tors models. ManniDg's IL strong, aud
Ia almost the exact Image Of that Of
Cleveland, though II Ia more expressive
as far as intellectual strength Is con-
carned. Villas looks like Roscoe Conk'
ling IN black hair, ana Lpmar's photo
graph resembles TON Nasts typical lire'
eating Southern. whitney has the
most pleasing face Of any Of the cabi-
ret ministers He looks like u good
fellow and n heightened mSn. Garland
has the homeliest f0cn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Legal Notice.

Christian wagner, Of Madison, Greenwood county,
KanIna will take notice that on November l0lh 1894,
Samuel liuirner administrator OF tho estate Of DELLA
Eckprt deceased, ntd his reltlOn IN hD Court 0 Com
mon pleas stark county Ohio, against said Christian
WApnrf piaying for Judgment aganst said Christian
for k1bO and interest thereon from July lst 1900 ald
for slb 40 nnd interest thereon from December 20ih,
iH,p benp tho amounts duo on two notes executed
nnd 1plly,rd by SAID Christian wagner 10 enld Dela
llelrrt In her llfc time rhnt writ of attachment
Ma iaaued against said Chrstl N Wgnor, And that tho
anme Nas hy tho Sheriff VI said county levied upon lot
number three tho sand and eight BlOe), ~ tho city
Of canton, NarR county Ohln hnd that the Bano
will be sold 10 satisfy tho Judgement whth hooVoiou
Snid UhrisI an wagner ia required to answer on q
before he qua day OF April 1888, or ~ lKnllont VIII
bo taken against him, SAMUEL hurFNEm " ma,
Admnisfato Oi Tho estate OF Della
Eecke,t, dntcasrd
mAri9Iw By MEiEh Pikbo' n'S ht1aC
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Saturday. the gsth day OF March, 1885.

Tho following described rca estnto bltuato In stark
o0uuty, Ohio, tO,wIt lrlnH tho undivided ono sixth
pat Of section aud pnr Of fractional section " town
hhlp 10, range ~ bounded ~ follQws beginning NJ
atone Ia tho Opntfc vi tho road ~ BlNB m hOfih, bu
dNaio east chains aud 90 llnha from the cross roads
of IhOmAA DOxaron rcA drnne, lhoncn nor n, IA de-
grces east 10 chains UNA 20 links " st1oi thence
south tSiyt degrees onat Ii chains hnd " lihm W
stone NJ Henry L0utEH nOithwet c0nor thence south,
x degrees west II chains anu "a luhg 10 stone IN
tho contor " TIM iOnd thence SOUTH bO degrees west
chana ami ~ llnku 10 stone NJ tho place OF bogu'
nj n containing ~ uO1OO nOiot u0iO OF loas
Also tho undivided onetbth part OF tho following
promises part Of section number township 10, range
n bounded a f0lUwsi Beginning NJ tho center OF tho
road lnadll from Mnnhl0n ~ Fulton chains anu w
links ~ post degrees eMi from tho MOI iht Ap corner
Of land formerly owned ~ Thomas DoSsoc out of tho
northeast quarterly corner O hcroa c0hvWou Ny
ThomAa Mo ullounh and wfo 10 ono Arthur llor Ivy
dprd dated Anfll ilh, 1901 thence running north,
degree, east aud along tho center OF sall Fulton r0nd
IA chana aud b7 LINKS more or los TO the llnc 0i tH
klcOu0uga laudI ~ nee north, w drKiors west, nn
along tho north lino VI said hcCuOuphg hnd, BoyOn
chAna ana 40 linkl TO the center " the OHIO canal
thence south, 7h degcoa west ANA along tho center ol
the canal Ia chains anu 09 lnN moro or les, " tho
nOrthwuat cUrpr nf the hO Osnd NnNiO tract, thoncp
SOUTH yl degrees cast pnd along tho north na 0f said
ga nd tract uhuns AMI 10 II kg, more Ol Nas " Tho
plaoc VI beginning, containing II p0i00 aciea, mo-
or loss Nv surveyed by John WhltacfO April ith, 1900
excepting clofrom nll tho fnht anu privileges fuI
tract Ot acres sold and c0nyoyd by one John EoOm u
Samuel l0aer, The balance sold an0 conveyed hereby
bolnp . p0l00 acres, more or ltea
All subject 10 tho toSor citalo OF Celia sohuhrlt
man
Interest IN lot tract appraised nj lbGT.
Interest IN nnd tract Appraised NJ 500
sale 10 commenoe Mt ono O'Clock 0. m, Terms cash,
JAMES LEE, shoriu.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
A GooD MAN GoNE.
n. y, Spencer, Founder Of the Plain Dealer
Passes Away,

~, u, spencer, f0nhhef OI lhe IlHlh b'H'''i
Passes Away
Timothy P. Spencer IL dead, Yester'
day he felt In unusually good health
aud spiTita, 40 well that he remarked
the fact. To-day he In no more. Sud
enly Ia the night the angel Of death
asw TO him without warning aud
touched his heart, A good man II gone,
one whose pleasant face aud kindly
manner made him q welcome visitor
wherever he went. During the ifiy'
three years he lived In Cleveland he won
multItudes OF friends and made no
enemy. He was not man OF genius,
not One who was cODspicu0ns Tor his
brilliant talents, but his character was
we'll summed up by q lifetime friend
who said Of him, "A kinder and better
man never knew
Mr.. Spencer's history was not made
up OF events, bat rather II lowed on
In q smooth, easy current, ever ABOUT
the same quiet existence, prolonged
four years beyond the allotted
three score and ton. He came "
this city In 1889 from Connecticut
lie was n practical printer and In com.
pany with Mr.. Garfield he established
the Cleveland Advertiser, which was
published weekly for two years ana
then was Issued daily. In 1871 the paper
WAS aold to ]. W. aud A. N, Gray, who
changed ita title 10 ils present name,
the Plain Dealer. After retiring from
editorial work, Mr.. Spencer engaged III
various enterprises. manufacturing and
others, until In lS46 he was appointed
by PregIdent Polk Postmaster here, u
position he occupied until the admins
tratlOn changed. The eyenneas OF hi'
o ~ not again disturbed by 0illela
p0sitiOn until In 1873 Governor Bi4h0I
appointed him TO BupeTinlehl lnslIuc
ton at the deaf and dumb asylum
branch OF the State printing department
at Columbus. A''er his term expired IL
returned to Cleveland hnd. Tor alOut
year had been an assessor III lhs Whlel
works Office. ,.
In politics he was an unflnchl og
Democrat and always manifest d i've
ly interest In party affairs, though ol
late years no aed0m took n prominent
Dart In the active work aud never
sought an Office. He died enjoying tll'
full confidence OF the community ~
which be hid lived for more than half
century. No stain mars hla clean rec
10 and his memory will be reyeItd fol
hIs charity OF mind, hit tehuer near
| a. d his gentle disposition. ,,
The deceased leaves three chllutpn
Mira. Rose Kelly, Mrs. Charles Cultel
and Miss Mary spencer.-lPlain Dealer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Cable reports from Europe are that
the Emperor william, OF Germany, Is d.
'e'mlned that tie 20 co Of Europe shall
10 maintained, and bis ilauence has
been used In Russia to induce the Gear
to abandon encrOachments on Afghalis'
tan which, II perslaied In, will certainly
result In war betN cen England and Rus
sia, The English have abaniorei active
operations on the Nile, aod have cOncen-
traiel thelr forces ut different points ad'
j,cent to Korti, OF In more healthy local
tiles, to await the cooler weathorOfau-
tumn, when there viii probably be CO.
operating movements against KhartOum
from the Red Sea aud the Nile at Kortl.
Depots Of army stores have been cstab'
llshod on the Red Sea, and large army
has teen gathered there, Tie plan con-
templates the building OF military
railroad across two hundred miles OF
desert, from suakim, on the Rec Sea, to
BeTber, on the Nile.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
They WIN Surely FIND You.

They are looking for you everywhere.
Drafts Of air In unexpected places, go
Ing from hot rooms TO cool ones, Care-
lessness In changing clothing: In Short
anything which ends In u common cold
In the head. Unless arrested this KIND
Of cold becomes seated In the mucous
membrane Of the head. Then y is ca
tarrh. In any and oil lie stages this DIS
ease always yields to Bly's Cream Balm.
Safe, agreeable, certain. Price Oo cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Notice to Contractors.

sealod proposals will be received by tho Secretary of
tho stark % Agricultural Society o. sheiIiok Mil
o,a Hardware Store, Canton, unll 10 O'Clock M,
unll for shid Society, Each bid must bc accompanied
by name OF proposed security IN case tho contract ID
awarded - a., A.. ,, , A,
architect Mr. O. NJ, Palmer NJ the tioe W J' P0yBof
II m corner Cherry anu NORTH Sla,, anton, q,
blia j. NJ NlEsZ,
mnriq.ow DwAa Secretary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Various Qualities Of Glass.

An American woman goes 10 n big
store or baaar and she picks up glass
and says GLOW much Is thsP"
1.-TWO dollars DOZEN" Sho strikes
II with something, and sOysi That Is
not cut glass, want cut glass" SO
tho dealer Immediately takes up
another glass, In which little lead Is
incorporated, and II has metallic
ring, and she pays one dollar and fifty
cents TO two dollars dozen moro for
q glass that Is not cut glass at oil.
What Is called cut glass Is handmade
glass from tho interior Of Germany.
American glass is divided into flint
glass and pressed glass, There Is u
difference In the compononts entering
into glass, The people generally think
that glass Is only made of sand. 10 Is
made Of sand mixed with limo, mag
nesia, arsenic, lead and n great many
other things, Some of these materials
only act as nux TO get the impurities
out of tho slick or sand. --GdM, IN
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

JUSTICE Miller, Of the Supreme Court,
called NJ the White House, took Mr.
Cleveland by the hand aud said; "Mr.
President, Mr., Benton once sald Of the
Court, in politics we are none.' We
ore not quite 10 far unsexod as that,
but / Iwlsh 10 say for my associates, as
well as for myself that we cordially
welcome you to the Capital, and wish
YOUR administration every success"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

THE medlcos in charge Of Gen. Grants
cancer refuse TO allow the cancer opecial'
lst to uso remedies In this case unless
no will tell them Of what drugs tho
remedies are compounded. Whether his
remedy 10 good for anything or not, tho
specialist refuses to give II away on
such terms,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

The prevailing opinion regarding tho
girl of the period IL unjust. A few do
cades back she wove, spun, NC. These
things have given way TO modern ma
chinery. She has higher planes, ismore
of an ornament; when In health, she is
beautiful. She takes Or. Jones Red
Glover Tonic, which clears the complex.
ion, drives away pimples and cures all
diseases of the stomach liver 0ni kid
news. Mcehts. Of nUrhin. weight Y 20,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
sntnrday, the 2sLh day Of March, lss5.
Sheriff Sale.

Patrick Q. Hull )ordor Of sale, stark county Com.
vs. mon ilth COURT
Solomon NJ Miller)
y virtue Of an order oi sale Issued by tho clerk Of
thr court VI common nleM O hlAfk o., ONO, IN thr
,bOye action and 10 me dlfcctod will 0lfor for sale N
public outcy NJ the door Of tho court house. In tho city
VI Canton, ON
saturday, the 2sth day Of March, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate In STARK
county, Onto, t0wlt situate In Pian township ana
known ~ tnO oAst half O tho northwest quarter OF voc
ton mum or q, IN township number III, range number
B containing ~ acres except tho piece ot ground on
ihp northwest corner, containing tho Daullufy ana
acre
Appraised NJ % 1880,
sale to commence at ono O'Clock 2, m Terms cash
JAMES LEE, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Divorce Notice.

Frederic Wood Of tho city OF waldon Orange county,
New York viii take noiioe that Oh January YIN lbtb,
Elisabeth wood lBd her petition IN tho Court ol Ouin
mon Pleas, Hlark county. ohio, being cause ntnner
DOig, praying for divorce from tho sald Ffouelio
Wood on tho ground VI wlllfu absence for moro man
hroe years. aud for allmony and that said cause VIII
for hearing on or after April 9th, lB,.b
hLlzhBErH WOOD,
mArtoLw Nv MErnR n piuiO, hor Auvp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

u, pannCmlllcr slna )0rdcr Of sac stark COUNTY
w, common iloAh UOthL
John SOrrenson ot al }
By virtue OF IN order of sale issued by the rlorh
NJ the Court oi Common PcM 0f STARK county OhlO IN
tho above action, aud 10 mo directed viii ofcf fo
sao NJ public OuiCy NJ the door " tht court house In
tho city Of Canton, STARK county, ohio, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of March, 1885,
tho following described roal catAto altuato In stars
cOnnty ONO lO,wlt lot number fifteen hundred ana
toyrniy eight Obis) In tho city OF Canton
Appraised attlbOO
SaIO TO cOmmOwc o'clock D ~ rOrmo cA'h
JAMES LMK ahNrIr.