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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

Legal Notice.

0'nrge u w le 70 lin Ia WELLINGTON, sumner
ulunly, X sAa van kH nlteH MT JrsNr l. Van
h0lran, 10 adm Hlri Or VI ihH tbl Ir 4 fHlhHfiiG
lirgslr de'eaa ~ ~ he " NJ trkuni \ ted
ono nld on he ION nay " u lnbrT 4, u, lhhi n d
his net lilu IN III Cnt I Cam nu riNHNI I'm m
Tor ~ dOl ~ fhA ka ~ lhnf nhH, " IN said
Geo y lRlle dripn AM, anl ." fWih M sfd um,
v hflggl II ln.eb ~ ~ M ~ Aurh anm irUiT n
l0nr nnonlginiy nn'e lheH m NJ tllul,Di, with H.
l"leal on 0A IL N u ormb' q lr,Sl ~ $500 IA
n N fenrl ~ 10, lhai 0u tlll 90 ~ Amil lt9iO
An1 = 1850 irm clobI 2O 1870, anl ashng lu0s'
mrnt I said sum and inter N a'urraall,
Plaintiff ~ ihH 10 Il ~ DfG mn 7 lh3b, AlsO nled
his illdadt fnr atiAoi me- ab W iar sitting Tth
INST M 10 vas due hu tl 10 Ba u teT NJ tiOr sad
thai defandirt la nOldr idHnl NJ IN stats n OhlD
q q aleslng hat Jao b Brothers, .. 81 tTk lpun y,
ono and Wesley smith, hWh ~ ~ lhrir pnssesal0l
allH N 10 hilAchAi lu'wit ThN thry are ing de-
lend 'n nioney AM ask " N An rleI illaonmenl
auAlnat lhp difnndHnlA ur0perly nj pTOGa N gar
lshnent Nv ,nsl thu said Jacob Brlheri AM Wesley
Smith b. isAued hN On Aaid ION day NJ December,
lhHb, an order VI ghnlanmanl and q lAohmfn saa
lhhuei ana 0n ilr lOtn my N DeeAmher, 1870 said
lIdrr OF gAInlhhm M was hIN0d ~ Nfaey mlth an1
jacob lir thnna Thh sat dHfinnAnl, HeOlg v urlgRe
l. nnlinad mat he II required 10 answer said petition
ON Or D,fire ftbTnaD H. lbib
JFsa l. VAN NnsTHAN,
Administrator " uathHliue BTlggle.
decsiLW by WAhh How, Ills AttOIntyB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
satnrday. The g9rd day Of ! ,nnarv. Is
Sherln Snle.

Elmer Long Ordor ot sale stark county Com
va mon Pleas Court
CLARA uOuah et al,
By virtue Of an order NJ sale Issued by the clork Of
the court 0f common poN NJ STARK 90 OHIO, IN the
above action and u mo directed viii offer Tor aAo NJ
public outc at thu door Of tho court house. In tho o
Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2 day OF January, 1886,
tho following described real ostnle altuNts In said
county tHNir Part Oi the southeast quarter NJ section
number ~, township II, " range y, bOuud'd ~ lOl,
lOwei hog nnug NJ pest at tho northeast corner VI
andb forurry owned ny tcorgo Mlllofj thoncO olat
100 pnroh0i 10 plt thrnco hOutn along tho section
line ~ purchWi lhunle by tho ue Of lands formerly
Ownul BY Peter Ln Ennho scr west 90 $40 pefchra IN
Ap 80 thence nOtth az iiO prrt hrs 10 tho place VI DO
glnnlng mt iniug 40 bs'lOO Acrua
Appraised NJ tlb0 por acre,
Sale 10 commence NJ | O'Clock y, m. Terms ono
third cash ana tho balance IN two equal payments,
with Interest from day OF aalo secured by mortgage
On tho promises.
JAMES LEE Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
PRESIDENTIAL TALK,

NEw YORK, Jan, o, The Herald Wash.
lngI0l rnflttpl plndrnt says; "lhe Pres
lien said, j believe the must important
0eNellI tlat | eau confer On lhe country
ny my presidency, IN 10 Insist upon the
entire undergraduates Of the executive
ald legislative branches of the govern
manl, ana compel the members OF the
Legislative branch 10 Gee that they have
ap0nalblllliea OF their own, grave and
well d,Aned, which their OH ,ial Oaths
Dihd them aacredly 10 perform
The correspondent gives as his inter.
probation OF tho Presidents meaning,
that he Will colfle himself to making
recommendations to Congress as 70.
Quired by tho Constitution, and signing
or yeIOing bille, and that he will 70.
qulre members OF Congress to conaue
themselves TO their constitutional du.
ties, and not intefere with executive du.
tles by soliciting or rejecting appoint.
ments 10 office.
The foregoing sounds we'll when read
oy those who are not posted, and who
have not gone through the mill.
But we happen TO know where the
President surrenders the patronage Of a
State to a United States senator-ho,
tho President, obeylng the Senator'S or
der, and dieregardlng the expressed will
OF the people,
SO that the facts are the President
does not "Insist upon the entire inde.
pendence OF the Executive. Actions
speak louder than words. But perhaps
the President did not say az the Herald
correspondent reports,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

sertiOna IN his letter to Pack IL Ia q
pity thu President did not modify his
hrat letter,
"Ihe President said yesterday that hla
recent letter 10 Joseph kepplpr, the q,
ilOr o. Puck, had been mi.c uHlTued, IL
applied to dishonest neWspapera aun
newspaper men, aud Ia 10 far aa they
ware concerned he WOnli not Wish 10
change u word OF II. They had done In
calculable harm by their lying, and de-
serve the aeyereat condemnation OF
,yrTy honest man. But he had not Ia.
tended that what no said about the bad
newspapers aud bad newspaper men OF
the country should be applied TO the
honest newspapers aud newspaper men.
Hu dld not suppose that any one would
40 apply II, He supposed that everybody
dlscrlmlnated ag he did, between honest
and dishOneat newspapers and newapa.
per men. His words we're intended for
those whom they would NJ. He said he
had known good deal about the
work OF the newspaper correspondents
both at Albany and al Washington, and
recognized nj once its dlliliult cOndi
tiOns and the faithful and conscientious
way In which In the great majority OF
cases II was done"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

Drummer OF the Tlnlu Advertiser, 10
terribly worked up oy5r the Canton
affair, He magnlles the indignity
manifested towards Snator Payne, but
falls TO discover that Senator Payne In.
nOclod an indignlty upon the people OF
that city, The idea, Bro. Brulner, that
Senator Payne, who resides In Cleveland,
should determine who should be post.
master NJ Canton In disregard OF the
wishes Of 0b per cent, Of the people OF
that place, is 40 outrageously wrong that
defense OF the outrage becomes ridicul.
ous, But then, Bro, Brunner tips his hat
when he passes coal oil barrel,-Dela.
ware Herald
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

Whoever haa yslted the Shakers must
have noticed the bright, clear complex.
Ion OF tho Sisters, That bloom Of youth
IL the result OF perfect digestion OF food,
The sallOw, del cled cOuntenance perya.
dug nearly al our ladies' IL tho result
Of indigestion. The Shaker Extract OF
Roots lsi 'gel'u Syrup will give immedl.
ate relief aud brlug back the glow OF
health.
Harvey Lee, merchant at Twin Springs,
Mcdonald county, Missouri, writes May
o, 1884; "rhe Shaker Extract has cured
my wife Of sick hesdache, which she has
been subject TO for ten years, She feels
10 proud over II that ahe wishes me TO
sincerely thank you for sending the
medicine TO this place" James NJ. Nor.
gan, merchant, Of Empire, Kentucky,
writes February 4. 1884: "a gentle
man who had been afflicted for years
with severe rheumatism has been por.
iectly cured by seven bottles. Send
three dozen more NJ once"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
In tho Irorent city.

MIR. 6 II. Bryan, No, 15i Putnam
street, Cleveland, Ohio, has naturally
much experience In slckness-with a
family OF seven children, and his doc.
tors and drugglsts bills are heayh, He
states publicly that no has given Red
Star Cough Cure thorough trial TO his
home, and Ands II TO be the best remedy
that he has ever used for coughs or
colds. II contains neither morphia nor
opium, and therefore leaves no depress.
ing effects,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
sheriff Sale.

Harriet Reed Order NJ Sale
w. stark Counts Common pleAA
Edwin E Frary etal) Court
By virtue OF an 0r or Of sale issued by tho olerL
0i tho court Oi common pleas OF stark county
ohl0 IN tho above action, and 10 directed will Ooi
Tor aao At public oucy NJ tho door of tho court HOUSE
IN tho city Of Oauton, ON
Saturday, the 23rd day Of January, 1896
tho fOll06ing described real estate situate 10 STARK
county ONO tO'wlt' situate IN tha city VI NJ SSH
Ion hnd kn Nn ~ ard To enG " numl cred eighteen
(lh), tweiU (2O) anl tw nu'taO (22), IN u, u, Mo
ca den's add n0n 10 tho CiiJ 0t Ma film Aforesaid IN
said county aud The whole bounded ~ follows IA wit
brRlnns NJ thr nor heaSt conner VI III lot numbeI
twenty two (e2ii thence IunnlnR eAattrl aud alOna
lhe anuthefly nn " atr ~ 100 edi u enca aOuthrl
hh along IN wruely II OF an alley 100 feet the 90
raNttIy ana along thH ulh,Tly inc VI said lots lbO
frrt 10 hn Westerly llne VI Had lot nu 1brr twenty two
a)t thencr nurlhrfly and AOnz the westerly Inr OI
Md lot number twenty Two (22) TO tho place Oi begin
Mug
sale 10 commence NJ one O'Clock p N. Terms oAah,
A. LElNlN0ER, Coroner
NV acting sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

d, A Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he
was seriously Ulllr.ed with "A severe cold
that settled on hs lungs; nd tried
many remedies without buellt. Being
Induced 10 try Dr. Klng's New Discovery
for C0naump 'i0l, did ~ aud waa entire
ly cured by use OF few bottles, Since
which time no has used " In his family
for oil Coughs aud Colds with best r6.
suits. rhll is the experience Of thOus'
nnds whose lives have been saved by this
Wonderful Dis 'OyerY, Erlal bottles free
at Durbin, Wright u Goa drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

| had u seuere attack Of catarrh, and
became 80 deaf could not hear common
conversation. suffered terribly from
roaring In my head. procured a bottle
Of Ely's Cream Balm and In three weeks
could hear az we'll as ever could, and
now can say TO all who are afflicted
with the worst Of diseases, catarrh, take
one bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm and be-
cured. II Ia worth $1,000 to any man,
woman or child suffering from catarrh,
IA. n. Newman, Grayling, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

THAT sound ana reliable Democratic
paper, tho Shield aud Banner, Of Mans.
AoId, announces IN lls last Issue that
Hon II h. Ewolman will bo its editor
hereafter, Mr. q. n dlum,r, the pub.
Usher, deyotInR all Of his time to the
budocsI interests Of the paper. The
Shield and Banner Is one OF the beat
Democratic papera In Ohio, aud We know
that II will not rotrOgrade when such
men as daumor aud E,helman have
charge, May prosperity continue with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
IHE RIGHT At LAST

In the Supreme Court, eitting at Phila.
delpnla, yesterday, a decision was rem.
d'red Q1ashlng the appeal OF Hugh No.
Neil, The Court refused TO disturb the
decision OF the Allegheny county Court,
giving the seat IN the senate for the
FOIty'aecOnd Senatorial district TO Nor.
Ilson FOetr, Mr.. Foster has again
indica!ed the Democracy of his district,
aud by diligence and courage earned
the gratitude OF every citizen OF the dis
trlct. " has been long aud severe con
test, every inch OF ground being dls.
pnted by the Republican candidate, but
The refusal OF the Supreme Court 10 hear
him ought 10 convince Mcneil that hia
Occupying Fosters seat In the Senate
chamber for two sessions was an un.
paral leled piece OF assumption ,--[PItts.
burgh Post,
The above shows tho way Republi-
cans do business In Pennsylvania. Mr..
Morrison Foster Ia noble Democrat and
frat class citizen, formerly a resident OF
Ohio, and well known by the editor OF
this paper For two sessions he has
been kept out OF hls seat. Wonder II he
will got II nOwp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

The report of the committee appointed
by Congress to investigate the accounts
OF Gen. Ben, Butler late managing boss
Of the Soldiers' and Sailors Home. show
that gentleman TO be more than $780,
600 In arrears. b. b, proposes TO explain
away the discrepancy whenever afforded
an opportunity In tho courts, which IL
IL hoped will not be long delayed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

No member Of the Legislature better
deserved the Democratic vote for Speaker
than no who received II, Hon, l. y. Cole,
Of Massillon. When corruption runs
riot, as II did In tho last General Assem-.
bly, under the auspices Of the Coal oil
Gang aud the Doodle Bose, II Ia refresh,
Ing TO know that there are even few
men too ruggedly honest TO yield TO The
degrading Influences OF such an atmos.
phere. Mr., Cole Ia such n man and no IL
already receiving bis reward,-[Steu-
benyille Gazette.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

In Boston everybody uses the big pub
llc library, The new S2,b00000 free
library In Chicago is to DO gauged as
broadly, and now there is on foot q
scheme TO found q great library of the
kind In New York. In Philadelphia the
large libraries are like the Astor. or
Lennox, or Mercantile In New York,
either subscription or consulting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Divorce Notice.

Richard Davis, whose place 0f residence Ia unknown
10 tho plaintiff In hrToby notified that Anna E Davis
did, on the Blst dy " Decombor, A, d. 1896 nlc her
petition In tho Ouo Of tho Cerk " The % ri VI COu,
mon Pleas within and fr the county " Stark ana state
0f ono charging tho said hohard Davis with hAbltual
drunkenness And gross Ioalect VI duty NJ moro tuhn
aI yNam last past aud asking that ar may bp diyOrc.
ed FROM the aad lchard Davis and Tor tho ouat0dj of
their two chlldrn. Iho tad Richard DAylA In Required
10 Anuwcr said petition on Or bol0to tue 18th day VI
February, A D. 1tS0, ANNA E, DAVIS
December ~, 1895, A, y Hlntr Any,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Legal Notice.

barbara Sohulor residing NJ TrogsNngon, wurtom.
bOtg, uofm1ny viii take notice that on tho iith day
" Doccmucr 1885, Adnlph Schucr tle1 his petition IN
the UDurt a Common PlOaS StNk o0uny OhlO, pray
In divorce from said barbara SOhnrr on Tho gfOund
" wlfu absenoo from him on her part and for more
than throo years last past and that said cause will be
for hearing on aud after January 25th 1893.
AID liza SuHuLEh
By MYTHS n GWEN his Alrya
December ilth 1895, deol7Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Divorce Notice.

Lowla NJ Aver residence unEnOwn will take notice
that on tho lhlh dW " December A. u. 1880 RiChcl
j. Aver nlod hor petition IN the l0urt VI common
Pleas, Slaik county OH being cause No i9J7 pray.
Inv divorce irum aid Lowla N, Aynr, on the ground
" abandonment Aud 10 NJ neglect VI duty aud for ALL
mOny ~ DO ohnrWd On dorn 10 "a real ana personal
O,titc and that said inso viii 10 or hvafng on or
after February Otn 1885
RACHEL J AVER
docal Lw By MM, ]. tiliO, hT Any
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

Since using your remedy-Athlophoros
Il have not had any severe attacks OF
rheumatism, but nm not entirely clear
Of II. have thought Of trying II again
some time. think II great remedy.
Alpheus Wilson, Concord, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Assignee's Notice.

In pursuance Of tho order OF tho Probate Court OF
Hlhrl county ONO tho undorslgnod assignee IN trust
f0r tho benefit VI the creditors 0f James Gilbert
Will on tho Goth day OF january, A. D. 1890, At tho
roeldenoo Of tho undemged pay upon tho valid claims
against said assignee u dlyldeud OF Al pr cont.
December osth, 1885. .-9ldw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Sheriff Sale.
Sheriff Sale.

william II tlreor order OF Sale,
VA stark county Common ploAg
Emna Miller OF nj, court
Dy virtue OF an order to sell asucd by tho clerk Of
tho court Of common pleas Of stark county OHIO IN tho
above action aud 10 mo directed will offer for salo At
public outcrr nj tho door Of tho court house IN tho clJ
Of Canton on
Saturday, the 30th day Of January, 1886
tho following described roal oatate situate IN
stark county Ohio, towlt Tho west Quo third part OF
lots number psii and s9ib IN tho city OF Canton
Appraised At $3.50,
sale TO commence ono O'Clock ., IN. Terms cash
A. LErNiNoEll Coroner
Now acting sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

of which 10 Ia timber Iudlnge good and In good con
diOn Two story iick House, ~ by 40 ioot with col
lar same slBe BANK BARN, 40 by 90 feet with wator
IN ana 0uthdoi aO0d wood, wash and coal houeeg wind
engine NJ tho h0uaei carpenter and blacksmith shops
no ld smoke house ana bennory, enant house with sS
rooms cellar and never FALLING vol OF water two largo
wagon ehpdH, corn crlba ana granary room IN nbund.
nnCo, hog stables cihternH and loo house. fruit Of oil
kinds In short every convenience and comfort belong
Ing 10 n well regulated aud improved farm.
Land unsurpassed for pr0duClIycnoss and variety OF
crops) every foot uudor cultivation, and Ia we fenced
would divide we'll
Dulldiugs handsomely and advantageousy located
noar eohoO church, store blacksmith. wagon maker
AMI Hhoo shops Also post oico near with daily mail
VIII soil tho whole or part ON snsy terms Gall and
500 u.s. HENRY BAOHTEL,
. bAML 7. BAUHrrkL.
McDonaldsville, o.. or ~, 10 -octs7' am
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

George lex otal,
court Oi n mmon Pleas VI STARK county uh0, IN thf
above action, aud 10 me directed, Will ufer for sails N
public out oy, AZ the door O tho court house. IN Tho
elV 0i Canton, ON
Saturday, the 23rd day of January, 1885,
tho following described real e'ate situate In STARK
county, ONO, to'wll l Thr divided one'lhlrd part
Of thlr 'lwO acres and Sky hudio part NJ Tho rth,
waal quarter section 10, loNnihp 10 Of range d Ap
praised NJ al $40
& Ihiriyhr feet and two inches front AMI rear on
thn west aln o. lot No, Dl In The olt OF Canton Al,
pTased Ai thOOO
d siIleen iet ana ton inches front and rear out Of
The middle paTt q lot No Vi IN tao oiy OF Canton,
T. 3 vntetn feet more or less front And roar on tho
ea. hde OF lol No. 0l In the city OF uanIon Appraised
g. Fart d the north half Of lot No In thu city OF
Canton commencing NJ thu northwest OTnef OF said
lot thence eaal 30 feet s0uh ~ ee inohea wesl 80
feet north ~ eet Inches 10 beginning, with TlRht VI
tl0 900.
o Part Of tho north half Of lot No In thu oily of
CAulon, conn enelng At a point on thu nOrih ne Of
hald lm Bi feet ffOm the northwest corntI there's,
honcf east 10 ths northeast oirner lilo 100 south l
fett thence west ~ eet thence north "a feet ~ the be'
ans sal sad Tsesf b WIN a,,sn %w 'oos "ae on tho
Lot No 10 IN Heed'a M 'dlynon Of tho we't part
Q! inc nnrlhsaht qlAlter " neeto No lownehlp 10
OF range containing acres and ~ hnnhredtnH, but
subject 70 rlghi % wAJ OF ConuO ton Valley halfway,
Appraised ~ tl 900,
iot NJ II N iieedS subdivision Of the west part
oI The northeast quarter ~ section No. D. township 10
Of range u, oOnlaiuing aoI@ and 10 hundredhs but
subject " tho fiRht way Ot tho uOunOtlOn YAoy lA
way Appraised htl,07b,
Rails 10 commence II ono O'Clock m, Terms enc.
Third cAah, and mo balance n two equal An,
nna payments with Interest from day OF hAle secured
Dy mortgage on the premises sold
A LHININHKR Ooroner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

400 Doses One Dollar" 10 true only OF
Hoods Sarsaparllla, and II Ia an unan-
swerable argument as to strength and
economy.
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Assignee,s Notice.

Tho undcrslgncd has bron duly appointed ana quail.
fcd ~ aeSgnee IN trust for tho boicn OF tho crodtora
Of James 4, wald All persons Indebted 10 eald ~.
nlRnor VIII mako Immediate payment ana creditors
undersigned for allowance.
Bs1 'oo1lbSb. j. NJ MYERS, Assignee
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Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that tho undersigned has beer
duly appointed and qunnod w Administrator a,
bons non OF tho estate Of Daniel BURY lao Of Htar
county, Ohio, dood.
Canton Dec ~, 1885 ald A, HOUSED
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

THE Washington Capital q few days
ago contained this form Of qualiflca-
tion, as to the Presidents sweeping as
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

WINTER came on quite leisurely, hut
Is now making up for lost time, M any
one who has faced the bitter blasts for
tho past few days can tell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS
FARM FOR SALE.


ono Of the finest In tho county lying IN Jaoksontown
ship on tho road lending from New Berlin 10 Fulton
nOaf McnUnaltgye, combating OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Saturday, the 3O.h day Of January, 1881
Sheriff Sale.

u.,. stark County cg%iSon ploS
Henry hhhk et al, } Court
Dy virtue OF an order Of aAo Issued by tho clerk Of the
court o. oonnOn pleas of stark county Onto aud u me
directed, Will Oifor for sale nj public OutcIy At tho
door OF tho court house, In tho city OF canton Ou
Saturday, the 30 h day of January, 1886
the following described real estate situate In said coun
" toWll uno hundred ana forty oght feet front and
rear M tho west end o. lot numbered lwnS.w0 hul,
dfNd and fOty"eyon (22l7), In Hiram R WlaU'a addl
u, n N tho city OF Canton, Stuk oUun onto, Also
l0t number and In Huntington nna' addition 10
thu city Of lAnlon, Stprt county OhlO tho same btng
numbered 1899 ana 1897 ON tho prrsont pat VI said
city, Free " tho dowtr VI lAaholl, Hank therein.
Lot g2i7 appraised Mt $500
LOIS 1889 ami 1887 Appraised NJ u 200,
aAlo 10 commence NJ O'Clock D. M Terms ono n lrd
cash, and tho balance IN two equal annual paymcnta
with Interest fon day VI sale, secured BY mortgage on
tho pf0miHru sold
A, LsINlNGER, Coroner,
Now octlnG sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
Saturday, the 80 h day of January, 1881
Sheriff Sale.

hF'sNH
John y McLan s,.. Order q Sale, ma.
namansnnlonnaloc % stark count SoSSI S@%no0 Pleas
ly virtue OF an order Of eae Issued by tho clerk Of the
court Of common ploAa Of stark county ONO IN the
above action and 10 mo directed Will ofor for sale NJ
public ontoy NJ tho door OF the court house. In tho o
OF Canton ON
Saturday, the 23rd day of January, 1885
tho following described real estate situate In starh
county, ohio, towtj situate IN tho city OF MANillOn
IN tho county Of stark And state Of OhO aud known ~
ana bolng All tina part OF original lot number od. In
tue town, now city, " hAulllUn, IN said eOn " OF
stark, which n bounded ~ f0llOwul beginning At q
p0lnt on tho north lo OF aald lot distant thirty eight
ll lecl east from tho northwest corner OF said lot
aud running thence ongwardly along thu aAld north
lno " said lot ltoen (lb) footj thenoo aouhwArdy
parallel Win M street, Ono hundred ana 10 " (ld0j
icct 10 nm mlcy thence wcstwardly along said nll,y
1teen lb) foel aud thence oaqtwardly, parallel with
MIL alieot one hundred and forty lli0) ioot 10 tho
place " beginning, 10 tho Same moro on loss
Appraised At 10000
Sale ~ commence NJ O'Clock y, m, Terms cash
A, LEININgEll, Coroner,
IeLAc UuLMAs, Atty Tor plt'G,
Sheriff Sale.
Joseph w Weaver stark oCSSS SSSn9; g '1lSi Common
ly virtue " M order Ot sale issued by the CLERK
Of the Court Of Common Pleas VI stark Co.. ONO In the
above action and 10 mo directed Will 0or Tor sale a
public Ouoy ut tue door VI The court house In tho ely
VI Canton on
Saturday the 3Osh day Of January, 1886.
tho following described real estate altuRtO IN stark
county ONO, towlt known ~ lol numNer Nv thou aud
ono hundred AMI w M four (2lgi), nav terius nnd
100 OLD series, IN VIM Q, 1hdmpOnu addition 10 tho
city OF Canton
Appraised at tie5
sale TO commence At ono O'Clock D, m. Terms, cash,
A. LElS1NGER Coroner,
Now acting AhOrH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

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