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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-22
GIVING THANKS.
Next Thursday To Re More Generally
Observed than Heretofore,

The indications are hat next Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day, will be mUre generally
observed in Memphis than ever be i)re
Here, as elsewhere in the South, Christ.
mas has been the principal holiday and
Thanksgiving ignored to a considerable
extent. Until about three years sgo nc
one thought of attempting to make it Q
general gala day, and there were no amuse'
ments-nothing but an occasional roas
turkey and services at a few of the lead
ing churches. During the week that the
SiIuer King wss first given here the agent
Harry Hine, suggested a Thanks
giving matinee. The management
of the Theater laughed at him
at first but tinally consented, aud
it was a big success. the house was packed
from pit To gallery, and il ia very likely
that Crazy Patch will do equsly as vel
next Thursday. Business will be Dener
ally suspended, and the thousands of EN-.
plOyes who have been rushed half to death
ever since ths cotton season opened, will
be given a breathing spell. A number oil
Dig dinner parties have already been
formed, and dealers in turkeys and oysters
anticipate a large business. The woods
across the river will be a regular battle
ground, hundreds having already made
preparations for a days sport.
THANKSGIVING NOTES.
Thanks will be given in various ways.
Every young man who owns a CUR will
fire it eff for thankfulness.
President Hadden will build his Thanks
giving proclamation this year three storie.
high, with an attic and a msnsard roo.
The msmbers Of the B!ackfsh Cunning
and Trolling Cllb are crazy for a big hunt
next Thursday, but don't like TO own
their fear of Mitchell by choosing another
ground for the days sport.
The hotels will al have turkey.
A North Memphis landlady has ordered
two turkeys from the Goodyear Rubber
Company.
Crazy Patch will be given at Thursday
matinee.
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Fatal array Betveen Policeman,

DAIRY arrivals Of the latest musical
novelties in sheet music at II. G. Hollen-
berg's, 229 Main street.
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Servia var Mat, rial in

LONDON, November 21.-It is believed
the Intervention of the powers to stop the
conflict in the Balkans is imminent.
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THE WEATHER.


WAsHISGroN, l AIN, November ., lsS.
Observer, Memphis, Tenn:
For Memphis and vicinity, local rains,
followed by colder clearing weather.
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For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley: Cloudy
,redther, local rains; slightly colder in the
mestera portion; slightly wdymer IN he eastern
portion; pdridbe Winds.
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KAHN "a
Corner Maia and Poplar.
DAMAGED!

At our palatial store tomorrow morn
ing. Slightly wet and soiled only from
emnka
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1861, ZION vs. Dickinson; 1877, Hunt VS.
Bolton; 1855, Feeban VI Byrne; 4452, Fol-
well VS. Tennessee Brokers'; 4467, Dickin-
son VS. Green; 447l, Eddins VS. Dickinson;
1900, Mcmillan VS. Ford; 1885, Powell VS.
TIghe; 1925, Trigg VS. Hill 5lGS, Terrill VS.
Neely; 5l32, Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad VS. Rubenstein.
J.. a. Wilson, colored, iled a bill for
divorce from his wife, Mary Wilson, al
leeing desertion.
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Circuit Cuurt-pferce. Jusxe.

Non-jury calendar for tomorrow: Nos.
S7i3, George Cog Boot and Shoe Manu-
featuring Company VS. F. Telling; STA,
Z. Van Ham VS. Planters Oil-Mill Compa.
ny; S745. john Davidson vs. William III.
Bingham; S746, Louis Nichols VS. O. h.
Joplin; S747, Tom Tobin Va. same; S74S,
George Washington VS. same; S749, Frank
Thomas VS. same; $3.50, Clarence Mills VS.
same; SOL, Jim Keith vs. same; 1852,
Willie Elliott vs. same; S75S. Waters &
Coleman vs. John Warwick; $751;, Jack
Piuukett VS. Kate Plunkett; S765, James
F. Madden vs. Philip Hirschburg; S766,
Margaret Oertel vs. Reuben Oeitel; S76y,
J.. A. Ruckham VS. Wash Lay; S76S, Tax.
ing District va Eugene Jones; ]. NJ. Rosen-
baum vs. Kali Limbsrg; $40, +. A. Jones
vs. Accord & Block; S77l, A. B. Lowry We
T. S. Molly Sl72, Bob Snowden VS. Kansas
City, Springfield and Memphis Railroad
Company; S77S, Gus Schiller vs same.
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II. G. HoLLENBERa represents the ia
nous Henry f. Miller Piano, the upsur-
passed artists instrument, at his ware
rooms, 2z9 Main street.
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the Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
Railway to-day, giving a daylight ride to
Vicksburg over this popular route.
THE Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
railway have, in addition to their hand
some folder, gotten out a sketch entitled
"Buying a Horse" written by the editor
OF the arkansas fraueler, which, besides
being brimfull of wit and hunor, is very
handsomely bound in pamphlet form.
The writer decides, after narrsting his ex-
on the elegant cars of the Lou sville, New
Orleans and Texas. 1t is a splendid adj
vertisement Tor this popular route.
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4 LARGE assortment oi the HollenneTg
Pianos Squares, Grsnds ard U~prignts-
the greatest favorites. at IA. g. HnlleH-
berg's, 229 Main street.
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Terrible Cycien. an the PhiIippine

Full line of the beautiful and reliable
Emerson Pianos at H. G. Hollenberg'e,
229 Main street.
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Remaining fD The western Union Tele
graph Office. Corner Madison ana
second Streets.

List OF undelivered kilograms remaining
at the Western Union Telegraph Office, New Cot
ton Exchange Building, corner Madison and
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II. M,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
Trustees Sale.

o. Madison street. Memphis. Tenn.
A FULL stock Of Wooden and Metallic Case
~ and Caskets, Burial Robe', etc., always on
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rns pu.s.on maao ne ralh

Mt. CARROLL ILL.,, November 2l.-
In the trial Of Keech and Willard for
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LAW REPORTS.

'hip cotton to w. B.. GaIbrea,h d ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Tho growing wheat Ia badly winter
killed,
Rev. Vincent will move here from
Malvern April lat, He breaches In tho
Presbyterian Church,
Mrs, Atwel returned last week from
the sunny South, where she spent the
winter visiting ffienda,
h, NJ Winnings from FaIrylew Harri
aon county has bought nm interest In q.
Binalrock's hardware store.
II. MaCkaman has bean summoned TO
appear ~ Cl yeland April 7lh to serve
a. petit juror In the IT, 3 Court,
Mrs James Myers has been cOnrn q
TO her room all winter with IN &
trouble, but hopes Of her recovery are
entertaincd at present.
DR.. Atwel has been troubled for three
or four months wi h some pecullNr dIs
ease Cf the tongue, but his many fIiends
are glad TO hear him talk once more.
Albert Mays has returned, after visit
Ing the Exposition AZ New Orleans and
several important places IN the South,
ana he says for good home and llno liy.
log no place beats Sandy Valley
Spring election will soon be on us,
We have Ave candidates for Ju' tlce Of
the Peace. The prediction Is HumbOll
will walk OF with one OF the prize ban
ners inscribed the Union must be pre-.
served.
The exciting topic Of the day ls, who
Will be our next postmaster We have
six or seven applicants. Every one
think they stand the best chance, but
George EIsass says lightning will strike
the Green Corner,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
A WONDERFUL ORNAMENT.


Tho Interesting Little Toy business Man
of Canton Carries Around With Him.
Mr.. Nathan schloss, OF Tho Star Cloth
Ing House. who has Just returned from
an extensive eastern trip, brought back
with him wonderful little article OF
iewPlry that IL attracting q large
amount OF intIrest among the gentle.
mans friends. The article In question
In miniature Edison electric lamp,
with glass globe In the form Of scarf
pin. A small battery carried In peck.
OF furnishes illum mating power, which
~ transmitted 10 the lamp through an
insulnted wire running from the battery
10 the lamp beneath the vest. BY
pressing a smlll spring the light IN
turned on aud olf nj pleasure. Besides
being u source OF considerable amuse.
ment 10 Mr.. Schloss, the lamp has its
useful lie also, as II lights up no small
amount OF space, aud eau therefore be
used TO advantage In reading, or In on
terlng cellars aud other dark places, A
DEMOCRAT reporter was taken into the
cellar Of the Star Clothing House yester.
day afternoon by Mir SchlOss aud shown
the workings OF the curious little 0rna'
ment, The amount aud strength OF tho
Hight given out by II was something
Astonishing, and the print on u cory OF
the DEMOCRAT held about four feet dis.
tant flOm the lamp was rendered ~
bright IN II the Hight Of day shone on II,
1he electricity supplied by the pocket
bOttery ls sufficiently strong TO furnish
Illuminating power for llvo or nix
hours. The lamp IL really wonderful
and interesting little toy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

FROM COLUMBUS.
mbly--- A Caustio Ser
mon Against SluGging.

mbiy-.- A Caustio Ser
mon Against slugging,
COLUMBUS, March 1.-THE General
Aseenhly never does much on Monday
The IN mbeIs who 20 home on Saturday
atraqgle back on Monday, but not In
time 10 DO much. In the House Allen
o. Myers paid bis respects to Senator
Reed. also Democrat, but who had de-
nounced Aliens Columbus bill. Reed
Is our OF the lastidi0us kind and Allen
took about fifteen ninutts to roast Reed
Reed had been Instrumental In striking
out several items from the appropriation
bill and these afforded Alien oOd cue
10 wallop Mr.. Reed OF Ross
Considerable excitement exists In re-
ligious and ReIub eau political circles
over aeTmau tf the Rev g. ", GLADDEN.
at the Congregational Church on The
slugpIng match last Thursday. Hetaid
this w the worst governed city ~ Ohio,
hNeau.e Il the menner IN which The
Mayor, Police COmmissl0 and police
were controlled by the gamblers and
prostitutes, and II was no wonder the
people asked for law Ike the Myerr
reform law. Mr.. GLADDEN. IL Republl
can and said no was sorry 10 say polite.
ally speaking, that the officials Of Cin'
clnnatl and Cleveland, although Demo.
Gratis, paid more re pect TO the lawa, In
fact they had better governments, than
we have IN this city, where all the
officials were Republicans and could
have good government II they were 10
inclined. He called upon all good ct.
zens TO rally aud elect good men TO Office
under the new reform law,
While Ia was preaching this sermon
Bob" Farrell, the principal IN the slug
glng m mitch, received good pounding
from country youth that he lnsulted,
and tonight sleeps In the city prison.
COLUMBUS, March l7-NOtwithstan'-
Ing ths defeat OF the license pr0r0 i,i0n
sometime ago by the Republicans In the
House, they will again hHyea chance 10
be placed on record, az Representative
Byil, OF Hancock, has prepared aud Will
In short time offer for adoption, n res
OlutlOn IN license, tax, or assess, the
LIQUOR tfalllc. IL does not like the word
tax himself but thinks that having that
word IN, the resolution can te again
considered, and II tho House sees ~, II
can strIke out the word.
The Republican members are In hole
over the bill introduced some time aga |
by Sheppard, Of Preble. II is the old
Hs0lt law with the lien clause eliminat |
ed. The Gauss Of thia dilemma among |
the Relu licans IL that Mr.. Sheppard |
has broken faith by not keeping hls
promise to allow thu Democrats 10 do oil
iegislating on the liquor question, o. d
introduced the bill no ~ to secure n lit
Ito no,orlely, lie will fail II lis pnr
pose, for this Legislature will not pass
any bill relating TO the liquor tIalllc TX
cept lhe proposition TO license as agreed
upon by tho last Democratic State Con.
A bill has been introduced by Repre-
sentative Hull, Of Allen county, provld'
Ing for the taxing OF skating rlnks In
my sum not less than $1,000 per year.
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NOTICE.

Neice IA hereb' plven that the underslgnei % eie'
rulUr " the last wl hn1 hh1irnl o. john llnluhnef
deceased, IN tho ~ h da ot March, d. 1870, med
In tho Probate uft NJ stark rOhnlt ono lli pel ION
rtsynH ff ~ Ofdef httlursnn HIN 10 sol or ulhtr,
wise dispose VI nhinhet VI ciiina c0nslinH ~ mut
accounts aud no o. bphikA 10 snid estate anu whlch
have become dlEpHi aini 10 wlt
Jnnnh Mlilef, y on account, els W,
washington lliunilhunh hOnh account 400
And nuinbft N others too numerous 10 mention,
Said leiuun will be fr heaiinp ~ Tho lin hay ~
April, A. ~, 1880, ByiyBai si !, nULrNDEN
Executor NJ the ltt vii
and testAm NJ VI John
Bvlender, deoeastd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Chenp Railroad Tickets.

II Is n mistake 10 think that you can
not do as we'll at home as you can
abroad, can furnish you with tickets
to all points In the North and Northwest
Just ~ cheap ~ you can buy anywhere,
aud can check your baggage right
through from Canton TO your destina.
tIon. represent the Ft. Wayne Route,
which is one Of the beat In America,
ard can put you through with fewer
changes Of cars, with less transfers, and
for the same money that you can 20 via
any other route, This IN business.
Come and see mo, or writ, before com.
ploting your arrangements.
II. T, THOMPSON, Agent,
Canton, 0.
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nallrona Accld.nl nt Alliance.

Frank Cox, section hand on tho
Cleveland n Ptteburgh rodd, while
working on the track NJ Alliance, was
struck by a freight train yesterday af
ternoon, which knocked him down,
crushing his arm In terrible manner
and neceesiiating immediate ampnta
tlon. Several men who were working
near narrowly escaped u similar or
worse fate. The train was nenrly upon
them before they were aware OF Ito
proximity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
School Hoard Meeting.

The Board OF Education met In regu.
lar session last evening, But q small
amount OF business was transacted,
Plans for tho new High School were sub
mitted, and the time for letting the con-
tract for the erection OF the building
was extended from April 81 TO Tuesday,
April lilh. A number Of claims were
allowed, and other minor matters dis
posed VI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
A Harmless Imbeclie.

Township Trustee Rohn Ind an In
beetle, giving the name OF Joseph Louis
Btohz, taken 10 the County lnllrmary
tbia afternoon. Stoliz cane 10 the farm
rel idenco OF Mr. John Trump. east OF
the city, several days ago nnd made lla
home there upon hla own invitation He
says no Ia thirty years old and telongl
az Harrisburg, Pa. II Ia thought that
he wandtr,d away from some Other In
flfmary or Asylum. SIoltz Ia u harm
less idiot and weats q perpetual grin on
bis phiz, when talking.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Bcchele's Motilod German Soap IL
used by oil good hOusekeepers, M one
pound Of Blechelt's MOttled German
Soap will do IN much washing ~ two
pounds Of any other common soap, Try
IL aud be convinced For sale by all
grccers, and II your grocer does not keep
II, then tell him TO get II for you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS,
journal Entry OF tho Connection salo.'.
Other Court Items,

journal Entry Of the Connection saio.'.
other Court Items,
The long nj journal entry ever made
in Court here WAS entered yesterday
In the case 0f the New England Trust
Company against the Conn0tlon Valley
Railroad in which Judge Pease appoint
oil Sam Bliggs, now General Manager Of
the rOad, hH special Master sion
or 10 sell the COnnOttOn with all lta up
puitenancea, The order of sale will he
Issued Saturday and the road sold nj the
Court House here In about four we'kl,
The cluims against tho road aggregate
between Fix aud seven million dollars,
OF which the New England Trust Com.
pany has over lye millions,
Following disposition Of cases has
been mude.
Joseph W Vaughn 80. o, Honeywell;
trial TO Jury, verdict for defendant.
Felix Il, Shopley w city Of Maeslllon
default judgment for plaintiff for S2i3'
80, with interest from March 10th. 1885,
aud costs.
NEW cAsEs.
Following new cases have been filed
with the Clerk Of Couit
8732--Chrlst Zlcger Va Frank Zlegori
appeal.
8733-- Commonwealth OF penneyl-
yania Va D, TinsmuD; extradition.
973i--D. 4, Aeon w Edward Rex mp.
peal.
3735 5--B L, Vanklrk W Thornton Kell,
A, A, Mallon and Werner Brothers. mp
neal,
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Saturday, the llth day of April, 1886
FARM FOR SALE.

tam OF ~ acres 0lS miles snnth OF iiayenna rhlo,
on nalu n, u, WIN ROnu lipn hiuap VI nine r0NnH,
ba bhih BOib0 r., lOfse barn 9sxiO H., Tranhy l0t
cnmi oi 900 eo4 house aud vat O Acrtp tlmhui aud
alu dance VI water ior stock,
An fH,UbO, rumqeng
have Otlpf gnlh hfns and sunny homes for aaie IN
Vicinity " hnhdlph, SIMON PERKINS
Randolph, o., Mar 1B,.iban
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

When lab was sick, wc gave her cAfoliIA
WHEN she WIS Chlld rho cHod for OAstOluA
When thu became Mss, rho olung to CAsf0uA
When sns had Children, ehc gave them CAsf0luA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Administrators Notice.

N0tioc IA hereby piyon that tho undersigned hns
hcru duy appointed and qualified 10 AdmiNblialtx,
with The Will annexed " tho estate ~ JnoUb u guycy
alr ~ SiAit county uhlO, det On eh
matlu Nv MARY A. NNfyffY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Administrators Notice.

No,loe IA he,p,y alyeu that the undersigned has bern
duly appolnted AMI 1unllnad ~ Aimlnl, nl,untOr, With
tho will Annexed VI he estate Of ut0inc Daho late of
stark county, Ohiu decd, ......,.,, ..,,,,,,,,,
mhIlu DIV InNIlHn MAUnNu-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undersigned have been
du appointed aud qualified m administrators OF tho
uetatuoi h. D. Riley lato Of Snrh county nhn doo'd
SARAH hft.Ev
marc dw VALENTINE MON0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
NOTICE.

hereby notify the ou,llc that my wife, Sarah BON
bnfHf has lett ny hel ANA board without Just cause ~
piUynchtuh hnd Viii not 10 icspOnsbelOf any dcbs
hhp may contract
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

The dance given by tho Excelsior
Club, NJ Monitor Hall, last night, was u
very enjoyable affair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

DO you want 10 rent n house2 II So
advertise In the columns OF tho DAILY
DEMOCRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Marriage licenses have teen Issued TO.
Austin D itrich aud Mary l., LlenhOrd,
WilmOli John Il, Reed and Noltle B,
Hammond, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Executors Notice.

Notice IA heinby given that the undersigned haa been
appointed and qualified hB h6pOlitOf ol tho estate oi
Da,ld lIush late OF stark county, 0hlo dnreased.
feblpdw JAMES SILENTLY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Saturday, the llth day Of April, 1886.


tho following described real estate situate In stArk
county, nhlo owlt Part Of ihe northwest quarter Of
section thlrynyo tih) township ,lOynn (ll) range
cginnlng fOr boundary NJ tho southeuat cfncr "
enld auMtcri thence Nrat with tho south lnn " aNd
quarter forty (lO) chains and forty i've (ib) links 10
stone Oh lhr sulhwrst corner VI said quHrrrj thol
north wi tho west uo " said quarter nine (Dl ohana
aud thirty ono an links ptal thence oa6t parillc
With ih south lre VI said gOaltr section forty (i0)
chains aud loryihco () iuha to tho eaal ne " said
quarter, hence south, with the cpel lino " taid quar-
trr nnG t phnlns aud thirty OnN llnla TO thu place NJ
bcglnnn, containing lhlry ak hnd 90 100 (Bj 06lOO)
acres, b. tho same moro Or less
Also part N hen rihtagt quarter 0f section thirty
-four (Bl) IN aiid township an0 range Aiortald begin
nnmed luarlurl thence north, with the east lno lhCrc
Of nine lj ohul aud thli y 0ne (Bi) links 10 pOal
thrncn north tUAo wnsi, 10 cha nv hnd va II IN ~ n
post IN The ehal lur n Tho Unn0lt0n valley hallwAyi
thence south 0Ao wit chains ana w llnhg 10 NJ
IN the south nuO atd quaicti thence south, 80 aud
w minutes ehtt With sad south llne " obglnN aud
no links ~ tho place O brglnhlnR rrcrt tnr however
flOm tho ln't dc cfhcd sct w0 AMI 0nchaf ncrca out
" tho t0utrOHsl corner n sTld last named quarter And
w Jacob Harmon And wife " Dan NJ buunnh ~ =, by
deed dated Apr HlsL 1871, recorded Nv tile stars
county died II rds vol ilH, ,rhpcs Ugl hnd bt1, tho
aad liar IN section thlfylOur over nd nh W aald Two
aud halt aOtH 20 rGCepd onnia ming ~ % 100 ao
aud the 1.-Two tracts cOuaulnn nty acfre MIRO or less,
ana tho same brlIR to real estate Sud nnd conveyed
hy Jacob lamnn tnd wfO 10 Michael Milrr by deed
dated MarUh ,Oth, 1891 recorded M the STARK county
docv records vol l1d page Bid
AprraW NJ 1900
snlc IL commence NJ | O'Clock ~ m. Jcrna, ono,
third cash on day NJ sala nnd the balance N two equal
annual payments, with Interest from day Of aalo No.
cured by mortgage On tho land sold,
JAMES LEE, sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19

Henderson, the forger and poet Of
Canton jail, hOd finger moshed by u
falling window several days ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
Sheriff Sale.

iIobcrl 1ocrton Order Of Sale, stark
VA county Common pcas
William stamp Of W ctM> Court
ny virtue oi m order " aAlo issued by
tho clerk VI the court VI common poaa Of STARK coun.
", Onto IN tlie above action aud " mo directed
Will offer Tor Aae NJ puhllr OntCfy M tho door OF tho
court house IN he city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the llth day Of April, 1885,
the following described real etatc situate IN starl,
county, ono, toNl BolnR art o tho no thwrs qinr'
trrO ettl1n number J. luNnshlp number ~ tWhsl.
hntln), N 10 w number U, tplUl for tho phme NJ
lht IN IN nufih ilhc thd quir ~ bOpHich NJ
oi lhc huilhrhs corner 0t hau qlutuil thehcu n h
llOUiluO nhfchea ~ Tho n0iihe at 90 rf ~ nui
tfa dtehnl ~ william sttip ana wlfu " jutl u,
llhlii Ap an lbiuj lhrnnn Nea 10 % 0J neiCheH,
ihlnc huith u dlOO prphH tth AlhUel llltnou go
lOuflOO g,tu cal Then nulih IN prithpH thtncu
wet lOW 100 ppfihn tuA sakpl tll CO no ~ 10 NJ
prrhtB ~ lhn nUtih lnt " Hid duHfitfl thpncr east
on I'd nOlth ms 40 "a l01 p cnps To tho place VI be-
plhhinn htalhlnR "a uoNB VI lind more or las
Appraised NJ tiiuO
Bale TO commence at O'Clock y, M Tcrrs cah
JAMES LrE, Sheriff
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NOTICE.

Notco IA hereby glyon that p, T. sowofs, for himself
aud hls pAHlRna has made application " tho County
Commissioners " STARK county Ouin for tho iaht N
way IN ~ instruct alntnln and operate n Street Hall
way With MI necessary switches nnAswnjB nnd turn.
outs hn ihc state road ohdnp ON cant n 10 MhtAll.
Ion IN upd county irnm Tho West Tuncarawas afret
lge, ttOH M Tho Nlmlahl len creek TO the private
mhl " David Smith aud q, u Cook running north
wifdly hlOnn tho Hui titn ne ana from said smith
! MI hlnug Hhii m q rlhd wtAtwtrdy ~ n point two
hndled lp00) feet wet " the no flon That that iuna
wglwhidly between the lhnds u llniy WolE and
John Smith lly order OF Commissioners
r. l., MANLY,
mhf1p 0w dRt Auditor OF Binfk County,