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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
AID, Tnn Late ELECTIONS,

Should by no means discourage Demo
Gratis any where. They demonstrate
again the necessity OF organization and
thorough, determined work. At least
this IL the need In Canton. A little more
attention would have saved Captain
Blake and overcome the trlckeTy, treach-
cry aud fOoliahness, that elected tho
Republican Mayor, In all other 70.
specta II was Democratic victory.
Dayton went Gweepingly Democratic
electlDg the entire city ticket by ma
joIities ranging from 200 to 700. The
Council stands 10 Democrats to 8 Re.
publicans, aud the Board OF Education
l2 Democrats 10 o Republicans.
In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus
and To'elo, parts OF both tickets were
elected, the Republicans getting the
most, for they are Republican cities.
81. Louis has elected Democratic
Mayor 10 succeed Republican Aud at
the city election In Hartford, Conn,
Monday, the Democrats made largo
gains, carrying the entire city ticket by
about 1900.
In Chlcago, although the Republican
candidate for Vice President took the
stump at ward meetings, and emitted
that highly favored oratory that secured
for him years Ago from Republican Jour
nails recognition as dirty dog Logan"
Carter Harrison has been reelected. or
course this will be explained as the re-
suit Of Democratic frauds, by the purIsts
who stole the Presidency a few years ago
by the combined agencies OF fraud,
force, perjury and forgery,
The Michigan election WAS q square
party test ovlr whole State unaffected
by local Issues, such as enter Into NUM-
opal contests, The Michigan result was
the lrst significant election since Cleye.
lands Inauguration, and marked DO.
litical revolution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
DOCTOR AND DOorORINo.
A Fow Words OF Advice 10 People who ar
Inclined to Medication.

A Fow Words OF Advice TO People who aro
Inclined TO Medication.
DO we believe In doctors7 Whether we
do or not, we generally send for thom
when wo are III. Still, II l were asked
my opinion, should say the profession
Ia largely oyercrowded. Physic 10 hugely
oyerdone. Half the complaints people
especially Idle pe0ple--suiier from are
imaginary. I do not deny that men and
women get Ill, and occasionally die, but
l hold that, In q vast number OF cases,
doctor Ia unnecessary NJ frai, and
and quite helpless at last--that 10, as far
as hls physic 10 concerned. and have
pretty good authority for what / say.
Sir rWllliam JeDner has the courage 10
declare that "science OF medicine 10 q
bnrbaroue jargon--eyery dose OF medi-
cine Ia q blind experiment. When tho
great Majendle assumed the Professors
Chair Of Medicine az the College OF
France no thus addressed the astoniehed
studente. Gentlemen, medicine 10 q
humbug. Who knows anything about
medicihep l tell you frankly | don't.
Nature does o good deal doctors do very
little--when they don't do HARM Ma.
Iendie went on to tell the following
pungont little professional tale out Of
sch0ol: Id. .N.
"When | was head physician at tho
Hotel Dieu l divided the patients into
three sections. TO one gave the rogu-
lation dlspensary medicine In tho rogu.
lation way; TO another l gave bread,
milk and coiored water, and 70 the third
section I gave nothing Ut all. Well gen.
tiemen, every ono In the third section
got well. Nature invariably came 10
the rescue"
Now, Of course. we must allow some.
thing for tho obstrusive csndor OF pro-
| fesslonsl confession, which apt TO over
leap tho mark and give tho opponent q
few more points than he asks for, really
for the sake OF placing him at a disad-
vantage. Still there 10 truth In the eau
did jelt, II jest II be; and the truth ID
this. ThB doctor is often supeiiluous,
sometimes mischlevous, aud occasional.
| ly fatal. Physlcking, as Sir Vim. Jenner
Quoted by DR.. Rtdge) admits, 10 largely
u speculative operation. The Ingenious
''dcseist," 40 Artemus Ward would cay,
has theories about what 10 the matter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

with you, lie physics according 70 hla
lh'0fy, aud tlen physics 10 correct hl9
theory THIS he calls "cnHngiug the
tteHtnenl,' Wrong agaiul Tly bhrl !
alter III 4. hen physic away Nv tne new
diet, Wrong agalnl Patient gets worse.
Perhaps II Ii change of MIR, not change
OF iODd he wante,- bright dea send HIM
Out of l0Vn, on he guts 10 TIE country
lOrgets TO take his physlci feels better !
gets wel doctor Il ok bland, mods his
head aud says; "lOld you s0i change OF
air; that's what you wanted" What he
really wanted was 10 De lel alone. Leave
of W0rTyl 4 nature that IL what IL re-
QulreG; lOt IN oil casea, but IN g0Od
many; and lha is probably what Mpjen'
die aud Jenner aud all the wlsesl dOe
tors think, They aim NJ diet and dlscl'
pllne-thfy assist, they do not Try W
force, natures hand and they every
now aud thea admit this In a burst OF
c0n1urney.
There Is another dubious side OF The
question. Doctors often nay 10 you, BE
sure you come 10 mo NJ once, i can ar
rust disease NJ an early Stage; but delay
hesitate hesitate land you are lOsl j
This IL Just one Of those dangerous hall
truths wLereat doctors do suck no
small advantage. IL you call the doctor
In for every li.tle Hilmenl, you will get
into an artificial state, Nature VIII
strike work, aud you will never DO with
out the dOcl0r-n0r with him either, II
you always take Opia'es, you Will never
yep without them; or tOnlcs, you Will
never eat without them; or stimulanle,
yoi will never work vi h0ut their.
II In q law true In sociology and phys
lea alike, that dependence grows by what
II feeds on, There are doctors who al
ways send people 10 bed directly they
have little c0ld-and those people are
forever catching colt-they have no TO
sislance left. You are somewhat out Of
order; instead OF exercise and m0dera'
ton, In comes the doctor with his dose
and, next time, nature will refuse 10
have any thing TO do with you. II am
not going TO trouble myself about you"
ahe virtually says; Send for the doctor
you prefer hls physlc TO my more slow
but sure and more healthy Tecuperatlye
power. Take physic-I strike work."
Not only do w often begin too soon,
Uul Wb EO Un lOO lOuR WIN bHo uVuVV''
le calls and calls again. no rennes his
prescription until It's graduallons ell
cacy are quite imperceptlble, but they
are just enough 10 keep nature In lead
ing'alrlnga and 10 make each step de-
pendent upon the therapeutic art.
OF course, admit that there are many
cases 10 which these remarks are wholly
inapplicable. BrOnchitiS. incipionl
cancer, and others, both functional ana
orRanic--tO take these In time may be
every thing. There are cases whore the
diagnosis OF q good physician ls simply
Invaluable; hls hints about food are mol
to DO neg ,ecled, yet they should be tax
en-, perhaps, cum grano, and checked BY
personal experience. There are othe
cases, too, where cod.llyer oil, aulnlne
and one or two other drugs are absolute
ly specifics. Who eau not realize Dr.,
Llvingstone'a gloomy clnscslousnets Of
haying signed his own death warrant
when he determined TO 20 forward OfteT
l0slng his medicine chebt OF qulnine
In the dismal rlyerY
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A RELATIVE or GEN. WASHINGTON.

Edward Parke Custis Lewis, the new
Minister TO Portugal, Ia a relative OF
General Washington, probably as near o
relative as any living, He Ia said 10 bO
u descendant Of Col, Fielding Lewis,
who married lrst, Catharine, a daughter
OF Col. John Washington, uncle Of the
General, and after her death, Betty, tho
Generals only slater, John Lewis. his
only son by tho frst wife, has numerous
deOcendants, and tho descendants Of his
second wiie's children are more nunier.
ous still, scattered through Virginia,
Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Missouri. Az Gen, Washington left no
children, the deecendants OF Fielding
Lewis aro his nearest blood kin. The
81, Louie Republican aays: Fielding
Lewis was . grandson OF Gen. Robert
Lewis, who came from Wales In the
latter part Of the seventeenth century
with colony Of Wolshmen, q grant Of
$685. acres Of land and pedlgrees,
which like most Welsh podigreep, dated
back TO tho time when Joseph OF Arlma-
thea brought tho holy grail into ancient
Britain, Morrlwether Lowis, the nrst
Governor OF Missouri, the friend Of Jof.
ferson, and the organizer OF tho celo.
brated L, wis and Clark exploring OK
podition, belonging 10 tho same family,
but, we believe, left no descendants.
Since Merrlwether's time until Edward
Parke Custis Lewis was appointed TO
Portugal, thoro was no authentic record
10 show that any member OF the family
ever held oflce or asked II on the
strength Of being . descendant Of Betty
Washington. Nearly oil tho family
have been Democrats since Mr.. Jeifer-
son founded tho party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

Legal Notice.

...,,. ., ,,,.,,.,ds ,vn, ae residence IL unknown,
ali ,aIn neiiee ih on the 2lat phy oi le,ln. ,ppn
Wa,va elaIds hed nor pepOn ~ ihv vontml y NV
mon Plens Of ak county nhl " ohIc ,cargs prsyina
agllnS, ,hs @s Sans nI saia William Chiras toI
ihe e1n ui hye lhOneAnn nullhis nj NJ nnded
thereon from jannhl( ip., ands,sd y ths I'D count
upon iudgm Nv anu @ aes''u n an Ieton then therein
A. ~ dsnnsn ~ wnch w aeIlon ms plaintiff was granted
divorce from uo np'e"'""' N
allmOnL :, o,.,a,as ,a ,ur,har notlaed that an
SAID William w i'ulnas as ~ dv iSsued I'M ths action
order ol hlla M w VA sta,k eOunly aud by him levied
70 tho bhln o haa aI st ssiae AZ sad William IL ch
upon tue following iea ssl ,n ~ iaps ownSlp, Slaik
hfus, h,,n M, WIZ ~,
lst The deIsndanEs 1nspd " IN ihe oSnship II
n"ns1 IN ma county Of stark, and stats ol ohlo hnu
bounded and drscIibtd M ioOwAi Doing wy wa %
auarer OF section number seventeen NlD' III t"" WV"
Sp county AUD sla'e :, ~. ,.,,O IN oommoO Of tho
nu' 'raep or oi Of land situated IN te township
Iguon,uk kn,y y, NAM ana state ~ OHIO, and known
o. ,u ss1 ", tne anuheat 0uartor OF section eight
p, t",snship twelys " range eiphI, bennoel ,s v
i9Ni a,nm tne m sSlheast eorn,r II said quarter
saeI,on ttenee west along tie north llne u lhnl uW
sone, themes no. IN, parallel with tho eas ne =, sa
qnailsi, ninu sm % ma of tract Of land htrotolofe
a e.s ,'' nv aanr,s r,ank Zen chAinh anu Nhnu'lwo
vmn.v Wp W ans e ia eas Ine OF said foot0n lhehon
south on aaid quarter section line niue ona'pc n1snng
sn ar,na hnl sItsptng two acres sold % MenAel
ua.s,ia. 49, M "A duly recorded ara hrIo ftieiio""
Wersuer w u'eu uuu ,'..,,,n mari IN common Of
brd Ihe ~, ,o AZ land situated In tho town.
ihe following tract " l9 y, , ana aie Of OhiO and
Known a. beng Of inc east hal o. S1,Sp y, apa az
~ said township shu aasI \, land oi ELIAS Hoover
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
Legal Notice.

ChrialiAn wagner, OF Madison, Greenwood county,
Hansnp will tAsO notice that on November 10Th, is,i
Samuel I,inet Alnlniarator ot Tho estate Of fpllla
mon rirAn Hu,ft county, Ohlo agalhst uAh uhelinn
Wagner. piayna Tor judsinet aeeipst said Vhnptlan
fuf 1870 mud lntret Va reon from juy lat it0p aud
it,yp being tho amounts due on two notna e,ecuied
Aid delivered by tau Christian wagner 70 said Dcila
Eokart IN her lie TINA rhAt v writ of ttachmunt
wAg issyc nans mid Chriatl N wbHnpr and that the
hama whs hy te Hhein 0t raid county levied upon lot
number thicr tho sai,l and elpht lBpO ~ the CITY
Ot uNnton. hAft uUnntt, uhl, Hnd thet tho same
upon pRii ptiliun
said chflauAn Wagner IN required 10 answer on or
before the 9nu day of April, lsN or iilHeu,l will
be taken against HIM SAMUEL huFFkER,
Adplinsiraloi OF lhu estate Of Della
. hccheit, decreased,
mhri9Lw nv Mkrsa a pinR0. his Altta Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
THEY WIZ rnrNK nrrrnn or IT.


The Philadelphia Times save; Thoss
Senator'S WHO uTa lncllnCd TO oIeiist Pres-
ldent CleYrlHndb removal Of I ,tegnsl
revenue Coll Gl0fa VIII have much time
ana many opportunities lO learn Wlsdom
before ftasaemblng Ia december, BY
lhat time ~ many obGOKlOus officials
Will have walked the plank that Senators
who are now incllncd 10 insist upOR
their prrrOgaIlyes will conclude that Il
laneithtr necessary nor polite 10 make q
ngh' when their special friends can not
be lelnblated by that or any OIther
method,
Senator Harrison, OF Indiana, appears
10 have taken The most active part In
lhls movement TO set aside nominations.
havi1g succeeded during four years OF
service In getting more relatives and
l0Iainera into tillce than any other man
IN The Senate, he ia evidently determln.
cd 10 do li9 small best TO keep them In
as iOnR ~ pOsalble' Besides hia own
chances OF re-elecIlon are not worthy
very much, aud with the blindness OF
bis cla's no hopes 10 better them by still
retaining his active followers on the
pay-rolls OF the government.
President Cleveland has, during ain.
gle month OF service, done much To raise
the standard OF ciyi' service. II he con-
tlnues In this way until December the
Senate or Senators who shall presume
to i0teIfere with the Executive la the
exercise Of his constitutional right OF
removal and appointment bid fair 10
hnd themselves Lot only in u very decid-
ed minority, but In a position where
they VIII command the opposition OF tho
best elements the country over
Men like Harrison will probably dis
cover this long before the time comes
for renewing the fight they no inconH.
nently entered upon. They are not 30
small that nm experience between the
upper and neither millstones could mot
reduce their size.
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Worry nnmni.nhlr IlrnnYnry.

Mr., Geo, v, willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for Ave years, 80 helpless that
she could not turn over In bed alone.
she used two bottles Of Electric Bltters,
and Ia 10 much improved, that she IL
able now 10 do hor own work." Electric
Bitters will do all that 10 claimed for
them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only Afty
cents a bottle at p. II. Barr.
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THE New York Herald takea Iaau

THE New York Herald takes Issue with
some OF tho reported propositions i'd.
yanced by Rev. Phillips Brock, IN late
sermon from which he Ia quoted as say.
Ing that II a millionaire should die the
papers would extol him as benefactor
whether no had [ gained his wealth by
fair means or foul. Tho Herald saye:
"He 10, however, sirateglcally silent Nv
TO what the ministers would say. We
venture the perhaps rather rash aqser.
tlon that In the matter Of truth telling
about dead folk the press takos precod.
ence Of the clergy We have read q great
many funeral orations delivered over
the remains Of milllonaires, and we have
always received from thom the impres.
sion that, whatever may happen TO poor
men hereafter, the rich, especially tho
very rich. always 20 TO heaven"
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THE stalwart Albany Express refuses
TO follow the New York Tribune, ROch'
ester Democrat, Utica Herald and other
Republican papers nearer home, In their
"Dloody shirt campaign. II says:
In some quarters considerable fault
has been found with Preeldent Cleye
land because he has appointed NUM-
ber OF S0utherneTs, and among Them
several ex-COnfederates, to positions Of
trust aud emolument. The Express II
In no sense an exponent OF President
Cleveland'e policy. II opposed his elec
tion, firmly believing that the country
would be better Of under Republican
rule. But the President IN entitled to
fair treatment, aud no are the men OF
the South, who contributed 40 mater
tally TO his election. General Gran,
when no was President, appointed many
Sou hern men TO oillee, lpcludiDg some
who had served as generals In the Con.
federate army, or as members Of the
Confederate Congress, Mr.. Hayes did
the same thing, aa also, wo believe, did
President Arthur. Mr.. Cleveland ought
not to be- blamed for doing In this mat.
tor the sOme things that his predecess.
ors did, Although he makes more ap-
polntments from that section OF the
country than were made by Grant or
Hayes or Arthur, the reason Ia obvious,
He owes more 10 the South than the
other gentlemen did-and debts OF honor
ought always TO be paid,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

Ayers Cathartic Pills arc suited 10
every ago. Being sngnr coated they arc
easy 10 take. aud though mild and plear-
ant In action, ore thorough and search.
Ing In etfsct. Their efficacy In oil dis
orderB OF the stomach and bowels In cor.
titled 70 by eminent physicians, promi-
neni clergymen. and many Of our bost
citiYene.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

Tho prevailing opinion regarding the
girl Of the period IL unjust. A fow do
cades back she wove, epu1, &c. Those
things have given way 70 modern ma
chinery, She has higher planes, ID moN
OF m ornament; whom In hoalth, ehS IA
beautiful. She takes Dr.. Jones' Rcd
Glover Tonic. which clears the complex.
Ion, drives away pimples and cures oil
discusses OF tho stomach, liver ana kid.
neye S0cents. OF Durbjn. Wright II %
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o as.nraax. thO alh dny OF May, lssB,
NOTICE.

No,,co Ia hcrcbr pivcn thai tho undetylgned ~ cte-
,,,or Of the lAst Will sud tstArnl o John nlonder
aeceasNi Oh tho lglh day Of March, A. pp ibuh, MED
NV yna ,,obata Uurt vi siNrh county Ohio, is puion
,.,ns Tor an ordef authkrisu,r HIN 10 aoli o. owt.
~ a,sposa ef nnnnlbw y cAl,ps oonulgtlnn " hook
Nsanls and nolce glonpng 70 aAid estate AND vlpch
pIss,"u p1Insug miiIer, 6,vs Acccunt tipw
ws'S,nvinn ~ umbaunh, book account 400
va,,,,an viii 10 fur bearing un tho ttth oar VI
ss,d sn,,l p1 A b, 1855, sytynl,ln y hohrNpwl' %
l iV 'N'. aud tortAin,iit N John
ff N"Iu SAY Bblendef decossud
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
Divorce Notice.

Frederic Wood Of tho cily or Walden Orange county
new York. will tahe notice that on January giih 1885,
Elisabeth woud filed her petition IN tho court o Com
m0u Pleas SiafE county, ohio, belna causc number
Bji9, praying for divorce frum tho pAld Frederio
wuod OH tho srvund " wllfn nleencs for moro Than
three yeafs aud for amuDy and tAt said cause will
.1I'TCLI7 '-T'TI IlLIgADrTH WOOD,
mMtaLv nv MnrKn 4 Ptnao, her Attu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

Tho boat salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuin, fever
sores, tettcr, chapped hands, chilblalnA,
corne, and aIl skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required, 10
10 guaranteed TO give perfect eatisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 2b cents
per box. Nor sale by r. II, Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

II seems Jack Logan stumped Chicago
against Carter Harrison, but "natho.
less" Carter was reelected Mayor by
some 400 majority In n vote Of 5000.
Dynamiter Finerty ran on the Republi-
can ticket aud was defeated by over n
thousand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
FARM FOR SALE.

farm or NJ aorcu oh miles south Of i,Avenna Ohio,
on main rohd With nood large house VI nlnc roomR,
bark hAln eOxbO it, horse barn pxi0 H., aranaiy 10t
"a r., shop, and other eutbuildngs, orchard, sugar
camp Of 800 trcos houne and vat W Acres timber and
abundance VI water for stock,
All for 1880, ronns easy,
hAye other good farms and sunny homes for uaie IN
vicinity a iuandelph. SIMON PERKINS
Randolph, o., Mar, tu.-1pnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

GENERAL Lawton 10 TO 10 ae minister
10 Ruesia aitor all, the Attorneyaeueral
deciding he 10 sufficiently reconstructed.
sectionaliem 10 TO take back sent from
this out. The American Union 10 fully
reconstructed. The "bloody shirt" ID
played out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

DR.. FeDner's Golden Relief cures any
pain In 0ve TO thirty minutes. brulse or
cut, Without eoroness. by dealers. Cir.
oplsr, Fredonla. New York. For sale BY
Durbin, Wright h Co., Q. N. Nye and y.
II. Barr. druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16

CANTON Repository. that great pulse
feeler, has discovered that we have had
worse tlmos since the election Of Cleve.
lnnd than for % years prior. They're
trying 10 keep this quiet In Canton, and
little one.borse towns like New York,
Boston, Philadelphia haven't hoard OF
it,--[Cleyelsnd Press.
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Legal Notice.

CHARTS Ses. spSgS .ssS pscs ppOsc q sss s's'eSc Sn Sc
wM M uns,w y, ws,ab A. H. ipub LU,liBA hllet nled hnr
YIN wv n, AZ" ucutt 81 Common pleas N ava lor ihe
psy c STARK AID state q Oho p,symn M NJ
Iru ,n" a an ,hs furtbpr vfnund Of nroes neuut or
au,s, tor reasonable Nllmoy and tue cu,w ., .ns,r
minor chidrgp Aud that y osne wy, W yn ~ "'s'
M On and Nitcr the poh uss sII,,,,ab Miia.r,t
AesoLv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-16
Sheriff Sale

George 0onscr lorder Of sAle, slAIt oeuny
va Common ploA court
ny virtue Of an order Of nAo Issued BY tho oerk Of tho
court of common pleas 0f STARK county, Ohio, IN the
above action and " directed will offer for aae
pubic outcrI h tho door OF lilo court house. In the ou
Of Canton. 5tArk county, Ohio. on
Saturday. the 2bth day Of April, 1886,
tho following described real oatAto situate
IN hAid county towltl Lot number nineteen hundred
and ulHtyair (ip00) IN tho ,iu VI Canton, otccpt
piece VI hAld lot haetnforr sold on Of tho same 10 VIII
liam 00nsar Jr, and belng on tho outhwoat aide ihefo
" aud bcinR dcsofibod M folluwa' Beginning NJ hAto
on Allen htruoi thence won bp loot lhrnun north a
feel thence rAAt 10 fvet thence north a. fcot thence
south along Alien brcot 10 foot 10 tho place OF begin
ming, ..N
Appraised At tAoo
sAle 70 commence NJ I oolook p m. rormn, oAAh
JAMES LEn Bhctu
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Saturday, the 2Oth day of April, 1885.

tho following described real estate atuAto IN atArt
county, Ohi0 t0,wit part Of fractional aeollOn NUM-
bcf u township 10, range u, bounded M i0llowa 10
annlnR AZ post NJ tho southeast corner " lot form
urly owned ny Aylyanun HALFWAY And known ha tho
aneQunrfy 0t aud running thence east "a pefchea
pOal thonoo noItu, sl egfoca east 20 p'rohe. u
nOat near what WA rmofly 1aAAo TAy0ra mill fAoo
thence north, DIN degrees west ~ pefchouI lhoneu
north fhla deRreoa west Ia perOhes, henon nOrlh ~
drarcsa wuat, 10 pcfohoal hrncn woal 1871 pefolna
thence gnuth, Win land fofmtrly owned by A. smith,
~ peiohoa thence cast 1874 pofohoil S
pofchea 70 Tho pAoe oi brgInlna being Tho same land
o0nyoIed ~ Sheriff Atckrnan 10 John jArOba by deed
0Alod October 20lh 1870, Also part Of thp southeast
quarter of aoo ~ number u IN tho Ord ward OF tho city
0i MMalllon, ana known ~ tract niU frot Wide IN
font And foft eight fott vide IN the rear OF tho north
end VI lot 800 Of tho oulop OF said ciU,
Irrst tract appraised MJio,O0o
second tract 500,
sAle 70 commence NJ O'Clock p NJ. oAah
JAMES LEh odn.
Tho above described property, appraised ~ 80, 600
IA Tho DAmmorlin lfewofy At Mnalo1 uhl0, aud Will
be tad ~ stated, by tho sheriff, In tho case OF chul
Va whitman pt AL
II any ono dcslrth 10 bur can be made
with tho prrferrcd lonhodua for mo on about 1900
0f tho purchase money,
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