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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

vent banks to the amount OF $2, 49,
S6S. During the fiscal year ending
June 80 there was paid to the govern
ment 1874 5S4 taxes on circulation
notes of national banks. Informa
ton is given as to the low loans and
rates of interest throughout the coun-
try, particularly in the principle cities
and the attention Of congress is called
TO the difficulty of enforcing the pro-
vision OF Section $500 Revised Statues
which restricts the loans of national
banks to any one individual firm or
corporation to one tenth of the capital
stock. Tables are presented which
Indicate that the average dividends
and earnings of national banks in the
United States are as rule less than
those Of banks In other countries. The
comptroller is the opinion that nation al
banks have not been seriously affect
ed by the large number of mercantile
failures which have occurred during
the past two years. The usual tables
in regard to the distribution of coin
and paper currency through the coun-
try among the people and the banks,
are brought down to date, showing
an increase for the year in gold, sill
yer and paper currency. The report
contains comparative statements of
the resources and liabilities OF the
national banks during the past ten
years, and detailed statements of their
condition on tbs first day of October,
1886. The different items indicate
that the business OF the national banks
has largely Increased during the past
year, although the items of United
States bonds and circulating notes
have decreased.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

4 man in Buffalo proposes to chain
a Bible to each telephone in the coun-
try, so that while waiting for replies
persons will have something to read
Of nature to repress profanity.
The skeleton of a man, supposed to
have been killed in the battle of Long
Island during the revolutionary war,
was found during the excavation of a
street in Brooklyn last week.
Statistics of crirae In New York do
not bear out the assertion frequently
made that more arrests are made on
Sunday than any other day of the
week, the average for that day being
only is per cent.
A new element has been discovered
in nickel ore in Norway. 1t is MALE
able, of white color, with tinge OF
brown, presenting, WHEEL pure, a me-
tallic luster, but oxidizing when ex-
posed to the atmosphere. It is about
as hard as copper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

the difference. The Bhamo route,
from its natural advantages, has been
the one followed by those carrying
merchandise from China to the west
In the past, and it will be from the
same determining cause the route by
which commerce will be carried in
the future.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03

Tea was introduced into Scotland
by the Duke of York in 1923.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-12-03
COINAGE OF SILVER.

In this connection he calls attention
to the statement IN his annual report
that the continued coinage of standard
silver dollars, uader the present pro
vision of law, is IN excess of the coun-
try and is liable to bring the business
of the country to silver basis and
cause some degree of financial disturb
ance. Four banks with an aggregate
capital of $500, 900, faileo during the
past year. Dividends have been paid
during the year to the credit of insol-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
STARK COUNTY INFIRMARY.
Statement Of Expenses for the Years 1886
1889, 1884 aud 1899,

Statement Of Expenses for tho Years 1889
1883, 1884 aud 1899,
Tho following taken from thu books
VI the lnllrmary, and certified 10 by
Superintendent P0ntlua, explains Itself
aud answers eifectually the Repository,
mixed anu lying statement;
STARK COUNTY lNFlRAlARY.
For the year ending August 3lst
1889, 80 ,SS3 10, which was under u Re-
publican administration. with n daily
number Of inmates of li6. or per capita
expense Of $67 90 J.
For year ending August 3lst 1859, Ra
publican administration $40, ,iG5 o.
with u daily number OF Inmates Of lOl
or per capita expense S6030,
For year ending August 81, 1884
Democratic administration, $ll 223,02
Daily number Of inmates l6i or sos Il
per capita,
For year ending August 81, 1895
Democratic administration, fll 0i6,76
Daily number Of inmates ~ or $B7 Il
per capita.
Iho'eb, certify the above TO be u trul
statement OF the expenses Of the County
lnllrmary Hs shown by the records fol
the years above named
j, W, PoNTlUs,
superintendent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
An Important Arrest.

Marshal Schlagle made an IMPORTANT
arrest Saturday night, securing the no.
toriOus young thief and burglar, James
ruttle, who IL wanted for number of
burglaries recently perpetrated by him
In Youngstown, OHIO, and Sharon. Penn.
sylvania. ruttle is now IN MI and
will be taken TO Youngstown.
For u few weeks past Tuttle, who Ia
only 10 years Old and looks much young
or, has been hanging about Canton.
working nj blacking boots and doing odd
Jobs for the street railway company.
When arrested he gave hls right name
and said hls home was In Youngstown.
Tuttle had been boarding with u man
named Bennett, north Of West Tnscar-
awas street, along the line of the Valley
Railway, and was arrested near there
about l0:3O o'clock Saturday night while
on his way home The arrest wa made
nc the instance OF Detective McNlbb, Of
the New York, Lake EHe and Western
Railroad, at Youngstown, who Is ex.
pected here to-day with warrant for
futile,
Special onioer Albert Wilcox arrested
George Parker, n tramp car breaker at
Alliance Saturday night, aud brought
his prisoner to j,ll here
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Legal Notice.

Jacob Moohllng, who resides In Rochester Fulton
county, IN the ats VI indiana Will take notice that on
thu BOh day Of September A u 1870, ueifge W Law
fonce Ot ntOn, Onto MED hla petition IN tho Court 0f
mmln Pleas In aud for Shfk county, OHIO, IN case
numlor iOlB, NJ inst him tho said Jacob MoohllnG
Dr. ylng for On or lT anu decree VI said court nndluR
the sum duo him On certain mortgage deed te,uled
by SAID jacob Mech and delivered 10 vi 'lnun uen'
W, awrence, on the 18Th day OF August u, 1891
and recorded In volume 20s, page bl, VI thr stars
county Records for Mortgages, on tho following do
acrlbed premises sltuNted IN tho county Of STARK aud
State 0f ono to,wj OF number nine (O) IN lieO, W
LawronooH thlid addition N tho city Of Canp'n OhiO
Said m0rgag0 wna gwen 10 secure tho pymenl Oi two
notes each dated June 10TH 1881 ana duu respective
y IN one ANA two yeaa from datn with Interest NJ per
cent por annum, payable annually No payments have
been made on either Ot said notes
sad mortgage and notes were given for part payment
OF tho purchase price Tor tald premise, described IN
aIid mortgage
The prayer Of Ad petition H. that tho court ~ cSs
tho am uut due On sald notes and mortgage ana Tor
decree NJ foreclosure Of said mortgage and sale " said
pr msos and upon such aaln an ordcr of the utl u
apply thu prOcNeda Of said sale or 10 much thee Ot w
nay hO ,CuSary 10 tho payment Of tho claims found
due On atd notes aud mortgage, and for costa Of suit
ana Tor any other proper rrnt
Said Jacob Moolng IL required TO answer by the LAY
day OF December lsSb, Or decree Ot foreclosure nnd
sale ald iOr any other proper RELIEF may DO taken
against him, . ..........
DAVID II, SMITH, Attorleg Ocll-Lt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
A nlnllnllnnl plnI

Has been exposed at tho Dayton Soldiers
Home aud allldayits made thereto by
Frank s. Breene, a young attorney NJ
Dayton, aud Thomas W, Stevenson, an
inmate of the Home, They swear that
(iustav1 Schwartz ward master Of ward
7, told them he had been offered 5000 IL
he would increase the Republican ma
jorIty $50, ald that he could DO H. When
asked low, he said; "'rhey would bull.
"doga the Democrats, that the men
"would vote a piece Of brown paper NJ
"ihay did not Know the difference and
"would vote anything that was put into
"their hands; that If they refused to vote
"as desired they would administer crolon
"oil In their grub or M medicine ON the
"morniDg Of election; that the doctors
"Wefe all Republicans and would pro-
"rounce them too sick to 20 to the
polls"
This Infamous plot seems to be sup.
ported by reliable Gllldayits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
who ever has Waited tho shaker.

must have noticed the bright clear COM
plexion of the Sisters. That bloom Of
youth IL the result Of perfect digestion
Of fo0d. The sallow, detected counte-
nance peryading nearly oil our ladies is
the result OF indigestion. The Shaker
Extract Of Roots (Siegels Syrup will
give immediate relief and brings back
the glow OF health
Harvey Lee, Merchant at Twin Springs
Mcdonald county, Mo, writes May 0,
1884; "The Shaker Extract Of Roots has
cured my wife OF sick headache which
she has been subj lct TO for ten years,
She feels 30 proud over II that she wish
on me TO sincerely thank you for send
Ing the medicine TO this place." james
NJ. Morgan, Merchant, Empire, KY,
writes, Feb, IL, 1884; "A gentleman
who had been rill lcted for years with
severe rheumatiim has been perfectly
cured by seven bottles, Send three dos
ON more at once"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

Hoods sareaparllla Ia prepared by G, l.
Hood n Co., Apotharalies, Lowell, Mass
who have u thorough RnOwle lgO Of phOr,
macy, and mnny years practical expert.
ere, In the business II IN prepared
with tho greatest shill ani care, under
The direction Of tho men who originated
II, Hence Hoods Sursnpatilla may be
depended upon aa u thOrou hly pure,
honest and reliable medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Divorce Notice.

David roa' whnse 10 denoo IA unknown Will tntp
notice that on II q 10Th day a. scplembp NO. Malta
huls nrd mr. nptltl N lu the tOuft VI Unmmnn Peas,
II rR Cuun " uhl btluv ctuHn 40 lOIp ntnylhr d
div lrp n ~ sHll nMh ~ si o. The gtn ndi igt n
tho viii M nbVCel0 " Id nlWd fist nom hs pUii
tn or lUt liO ihlu tfvp 80 10 lpH 10 (, n M IN
ground VI tho h biium dunkpnnVss NJ Fald Divd
ttrt ~ mote ihnn iri tthis las u gtl And utd Un
lhe ground NJ gt1,s Neglect " luU AMI tald cause
viii bi fur hearing on anu after OclnHt "a h, 1895,
t N EltS a uiNlN
canton, Shn 10 80 AuhH Ion tho putlt unnr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
wnEcK ON THE roRr WAYNE
A Freight Train Droahs In Two aud Runs
Amuok.

A Freight Train ironhu In Two aud Runs
Amuok,
About llye o'clock this morning while
q heavy fog filled tho air. tho frat sec.
ton OF No, ~ freight, double header
train, was pulling up Masslllon hill
when the train broke In two and 81 cars
ran back down the hill with great speed
dashiDg into the second section Of 7S
which was also coming up the hill at
the time, The caboose Of tho broken
train contained n large quantity OF oil,
which caught fre from the shattered
headlight OF the engine on the second
section, The flames spread from the
cnbooae TO u car loaded with corn and
another loaded with oats, and oil three
were soon entirely consumed, Five OF
ak etockmen having In charge nineteen
eur 'oads Of cattle on the train, were IN
the caboOse NJ tho time Of the collision
but nll fortunately managed to escape
by jumping out, Luckily no ono wat
injured, aud beyond the burning up Of
the three cars, no other damage was
done,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

The report Of the Valley railroad, as
lled with the C0mmO IsiOner NJ Rail.
r0ada, shows that the line IL 70 Is miles
In length, running from Cleveland TO
Valley junction, o, II employees 457 men.
II carried 23i, ,250 passengers during the
year, and 70l 5S2 tonsor freight. Forty.
i've per cent, Of this tonnage was coal.
The gross earnings were S55d,305 S5.
The total operating exp 'nses were $685.
1864. The nat earnings were S2l5 $685.
0l; increase Of funded debt, $l3 000atrom
capital stock, $S, 1856 90; from other sour.
ces, $l02, 1923 81; toul, S3i0,03S rs. Dis.
position of resOnTc 's; interest on funded
debt, $l63, ,7b0.70; construction, $52, $40.
80; equipment, Si0,603 50; other pay
ments, $S2Si3ll; lOla' 93i0,03S 3S.
Assets: construction Of road aud equip
ment, a SSl, ,S60,2l; supnlies, $2I 1882 .32 I;
income account, S7l 500 30; total, g..
or 367S2, LlUblliues. capital stock,
81 POI ,S0l 80; fund ID d,ht, ~ dSl l,00l 67;
net untund d debt 81 ,27S 0lBii; sundry
receipts, $l054S 30; total, 81, ,357 S2,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
satutday, the 9l.t day OF OctobOr, lSs
sheriff Sale.

Albonus Lanqahauuhl order 0t sale,
w. stark county Common
phllln Haubort o. uh) PloM Court
ny virtue Of an order Of sale issued by tho CLERK
0t tho Court VI Common Pleas VI stark Coz OhlO IN the
public 0uofy NJ tue door Oi tho court house IN tho ely
" Canton, on
Saturday, the 3let dOy OF October 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN stalk
county Onto, lnwtl Lot number iwcnly'seypn (pfl IN
llunly slutO9re addition ~ tho city OF canton,
Appraised ut d 900
salc to commence At one O'Clock y, M Terms, cash.
JAMES Lnn Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Divorce Notice.

william wlddoce OF Norwood Park, Cook county,
State " illinois, IN hereby notified that on tho aith d
OF September, 1895, Nancy WddoNs illrd hor pcl Ion
IN tho UlorkH once Ot tho urt OF u0mmon Pleas
within and for tho county 0f stark bcng cause No.
1000 praying for divorce, allnl0ny nnd custody Of
children and alleges cause hnhltun druukvnnrHH
for moro thnn three years, adultery with ono Louisa
Francor and groos neglect OF duty ...........
NANCY A, wiDDOEs,
ooti-Lt Dy L. JOINS, hcr Attorney,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

Tho village Of Rch1eld twelve miles
west Of Akron, waa almost entirely
wiped out by nm lnrendary Afp on
Thursday mofnlno with II loss OF Sl2,
600, insurance 80 700.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Notice of appointment,

Notice IN hereby given that Daniel Yant has bocn
duly appointed ieCoyor by tlo Judge OF tho Court NJ
Common plcas OF STARK county OHIO NJ tho pnrinor
bhlp Npeie VI urahcr Wagner o. Canton, ohio All
persons knowing themselves 10 10 indebted 10 said nrm
Will nay tho same TO and Dnnlo Nnnt and a accounts
ag llnst salu firm Will DU 1pd With aid lioOclvot for
payment DANIEL YANr, hecnlycr
j, q, n RoyKn Atty srp0p Uaw'dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
alscHLLANnous

nm N for the worRnR clNes send 10 cents toi
III MI pOulage, and We viii mail you fliHh, royal
HNI L valuable box Of sample goods that VIII pul
HILL yuv IN tho wa o making more money ~
fow days than YOU ever thought nombe any busncbe
Capital not no ulrcd, You eau live NJ hOniU hnd w0tt
IN Hphie time only, Or oil tie tlmo All Ot lOll eehe
OF oil aRpu, Rran1ly Buuctpaiul 90 cents 70 % oelp
earned uyufy evening, That all whO want wotk ma
10 he dizziness, We make THIS unparalleled Oneri ~
nj WJ aio not well Satisfied We VIII Brnu u 70 pny lOi
tho trouble " writing up Full particulars, uliogtOns
who start NJ ouce, Don't delay Address SIiNsoN n
", piLApu NAME. doot'gy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Divorce Notice.

Andrew slntr whnse residence Ia uhlnown, viii tasc
notice that aNllu n hOi aSlnrr has nltd her peDl
tnn m tue Court of ton t1n pluns VI ~ fk county,
ONO apnlhsl h m prayna iUr q diyUrc ~ N INN lli
tic nr1uhuB VI adultery hid eku tnn cruelty lhu
or before November IAN 1880, -. ........
nrDECOA siNLEll
soplT Lw By Mfkhs n uiriN, Atya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
School Examiners' Notice.

Examinations Tor lcachcB' certificates vii b' held ~
tOl uNi
At canton ON tho llrit saturday ot rNc month
AtAlllAnco saturday sOplu bT u, lN1,
At Mas illun, SliurlaH oct ihc 10, lNSb,
Al Beach NY, sAtudal MetGh 10, 1870
AT Cnnhl Fulton saturday, March "a 1850,
lly order " l0Ard
eeptiOgy F DliAUUuBlt Cluik
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

WHEN the Union pic1, IL content
with doug Legitimate business Of rail.
roading, ard coal mlning is left tO pri.
vat, enterprises th're VIII he AN end to
strife and agitation among its employees
ON account of Chinese labor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Sheriff Sale.
Notice to Vacate Alley

Notice N horoby given thai tho petition praying OI
tho vacation Of M alley extending from High atroot u
Grant street In tho city NJ Canton, OHIO, between lot
Noa 0i7 and "a IN now pending before tho Council Of
said city, aud that the same will stand for action on
and after tho 2lut day OF September ltS5,
10 NJ, GRIMES, City Clcrk.
OAnton q. Aua attn, ltvib div
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

Mhs u, LOOMS Of Elba, N, Y writes
no that che waa sick Tor six months, was
Induced TO try 6ilmore'e Aromatic Wine
and four bottles cured her.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

ONE or THE MOST NOTED European
physicians said. Neuralgia was the
prayer Of die scd nerve for healthy
blood. Use Gllmores Aromatic Wine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Administrators Notice.

Notice II hereby given that tho under lgnod has bcpn
duly npp nted and qualified ~ Administrator OF tho
estate O Cath rlnc Degle late Of stark county, uhO,
ucCpAah
OrtY,uw JESSE Il. VAN NOsrilAN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

The gubeTnat0rial election Of New
York, which takes place this fall, will
he holly contested on both sides, The
Republicans, emhOldened by their auc.
cess In eleclng Vim NJ, Kyarts az u s.
Senator, look upon the ming contest
with confidence. The Democrats. rely
Ing on Feirral patronage, are no less
aanguine, The Democrats have chosen
Hon John 0'BTien, Of Duchess county,
~ the chairman OF the State Committee.
Mr. O'Brien IN better known In business
than In political circles. He was one Of
the largest contractors on the South
Pennsylvania line aud employed 1000
men on TINT road, The "Sidling Hill"
tunnel, which he built, ranks next In
leI eth 10 the famous HOOsac tunnel.
These works gave him such good name
that he secured the largest contract on
the new rquednct now being built 10
supply New York City with water He
also built tho railroad from Dannerm0-
ra9 TO Plattsbulg, and wGs q contractor
on the New York u Canada line. The
father Of Mr., OBrlen was large con-
lr, or, and did much work on the New
York Central Railroad, the Erie Canal
and the CfOtOn water ayatem Hls work
on the Erie Canal amounted TO almost
$l,000000 The younger 0'Bfien has
b Oh a member OF the New York State
Legislature, and II IL through the repu.
tatiOn he made there for integrity and
honesty that he has been enabled TO oc-
cupy such important positions Of trust
and responsibility.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
mEDIoAL..
corefor the Children

Children feel the debility Of the changing
seasons even more than adults, and they be'
come cross, peeyish, and uncomfortable.
The blood should be cleansed and the system
invlgorated by the use of Hoods sarsaparllla,
"Last Spring my two children were yaccl-
mated, Soon after, they broke all out with run
ming sores, 10 dreadful thought should lose
them, Hoods Sarsaparilla cured them COM
pletelyi and they have been healthy ever
since, | do feel that Hoods sarsaparllla
saved my children TO me-" Mrs. y. l..
THOMPSON, West Warren, Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Attachment Notice.

sAmlol llossln and
Morris R0sdn, Partners ~ state Nf ONO,
\ h0,tin n sou, STARK County w.
W. Court Of Common
Margaio Appel, Pleas
Defendant
Margaret Appel whose place Of 70 ldcnoo Ia nn'
k0wn Will tato notice that on tho ION day VI Srptcm'
bor, 1896 y ltasln 4 SON. Of tho city OF New York,
Now York, He'd their peution In lOurt Of Common
Pleas VI stark olunty Onto IN case No iO7l, against
the above named Margaret Appel, praying for iudg
mont against hor for tho alm NJ 1881 ~ with lntofos.
from June 18Th 1890, said suit Ia founded on an ho'
from plnnta, and an order OF atao mont was Issued
for sad amount In tho lite o. aN " said Margaret Az
pei IN south halt tho south half 0t lot No 70 IN Chn
ton, THO said defendant " required ~ answer alld
petition on " before November 2sih, 1870, or luig'
m NJ viii bo 10 'en against her. ..,,,,,,, ,o,,
ecplb pw lly CHARLES uriAM, their Att'y
Sheriff Sale.
Mtct W stump Order OF ealc stark county
,o,,nN " M0,0r. Common Pleas court
By virtue Of m order VI sale Issued by tho clerk 0i
tho court Of common pcu VI stark county Ohl0 In the
above action and 10 mo directed Will Offer for aan NJ
public 0ucry NJ tho door of tho court house In N, city
OF Canton. on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of 0ttober, 1885,
tho following described real estate htuato In Staf,
county, Onto tOwit situate In tho city " Canton ANA
known ~ tho northwest oofnOr OF out lot number thirty
eight (8s),
Appraised M 40,
salo to commence ut ono O'Clock D. m, Terms cash.
JAMES LEE Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
saturday, october oath, 1885,

In pursuance OF m order OF the Probate Court Of
STARK county OHIO, will OIer for sails on the premises,
NJ public auction, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
BANKS.
GEO. ID. HARTER ~ BRO,
BANKERS,
10 A nMNhliAL uANKlNN DuslNltss

wO respectfully solicit tho linBlnNm Of all person
Ulninp 10 Oppn hn account with bank
M6npi received ON dUpoat subject 10 CHECK ~ gight
Irt1itat allowed Ou uiue dupNslA
Taftrfn nnd Foreign DiniN bought and sold
HNu u HAltlifli n bitO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15

bhturuay, OctoDer zfbn, loooI
between the hours Of O'Clock and O'Clock y, m Of
said day the following described real estate situate In
the city Of Canton STARK county ONO, towitl being
pat " the southwest QlaItar " section u ana begin
ming for tho same at tho southwest quarter OF u.
smitha land for part Of said quarter section, and
running thence with tue south lines OF said Smiths
land SOUTH bbla degre east chains ana 80 nkh 70
tho southeast O0rntr Of said Smiths landhi thence eAy
Ing The samu SUN, vi deHees weal ono chain ana ~
and hl links u p0it henee north bhl2o hhBt, QUE
uhau ana ton links 10 tho uoAnnng containing One
half acre land more or esh, hAld tlhot DeuH known
on te present plat VI said city 0f anton ~ 0nt0t No
20 Alan Tue following lands situate IN I'D oly GOun
" and State trwlt Being known ~ the west half Of
III NJ 20 ~ the pre et oW plat " sal elly, tho same
belhR nat NJ tho huthWest quarter OF seGi 10 Can
ton tnw hip, Onunti hnd STATE af0feAn hnd bounded
NJ 0lOws Begnnlns NJ post at lhH southwest corner
Oi Furman johns la1dl thence Tululng south, bbo
east ohins and ~ links tn p0Sti thrnCe north blo
east ohain and ~ nNl 10 the west Hue OF tue east
half VI said lot her fi0re H0d aud conveyed Dl AuHal
ias0ha 10 Wlrlam lax efi thence n0rth, Bbo west,
along the line " hal baxter l0 chains and ~ INKS
Oih no w-st one chyi and "a luk 10 the place Of
nrg ring thu me belg the wfdt hall Of al are l0l
sold an ollYf yed 10 Augustus niArlAl ~ Dhhlel
smith end LYDIA smith by deei da'ed March III, isb
recnd'dvl 100 pagps U aud 6l VI tho hoi0ida ~
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generals known IN the retldfn and slaughter hOuNf
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Administrator Of H1iml fe6 decoihel
canton, o. sep, 20, 1850 $2BhH'dAw