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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


-Four million German farmers use no
machinery.
The capital OF the Third National
Bank OF Cincinnati, III, 100000, Ia mostly
owned by women.
Mr.. Charleo Dickens Ia making q tour
OF England, giving public readings from
his fathers works, and 10 said 10 be IA.
yorably received.
Comptroller Chaplin has decided 10
pay II on. Roscoe C0nkling's bill OF $50,
600 for legal services In the Broadway
Railway bribery case. He thinks the
sum was we'll earned,
The Princess OF Metternich recently
got upa great floral festival at Vienna
for the benefit OF sick children and var
ioua hospitale, In the grand parade
there were $500 carriages, extending
four miles along the avenue, and about
100000 persons participated In the feb-
tlyitles,
Al q Parnoll meeting In New York
lately, the llrat contribution was $20,.
900 In one sold lump. 10 waa the 70.
mainder Of the money that the repre-
aontatlyoa Ofaey0nteen rationale tiea had
sent during the past ak months TO help
Pnrnell win nm Irish Parliament for
Erin.
Hugh Mcintyre, II ls said, apparently
died IN Chicago last week, aud wac
buried In q vault In Il Catholic cemetery
IN that city A few daya ago hls uncle
visited the place and f0uDd Mcintyre
sitting In NE colin, very pa'e nnd weak
tlOm hle long fast His hands were
bl ly Ia Grated by the glass, No was
taken 10 his friends In Toledo and IN ro.
covering,
or The milling cllpa OF Amerlon Cln
cinnail now rnuks SIKH. Minneapolis
with On annual output II 1891 900 bar.
rel takes the lead. e. Louis ~ next
with l8il000, Now York with 100000
IL third, Buffalo with LII 600 next and
milwaukee, with 06l,0O0 s 6tth, Gin.
clnnntl'a annual product amounts TO
S7i 900 barrels Rochester, Chicago
Baltimore, Akron, Cleveland, Detroit,
Toledo, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del,
and Richmond follow Cincinnati IN the
order named, Their entire product ls
but 5000 600, more thau 1000 900 barrels
less than that OF Minneapolis, The pro.
ductlon OF the Pacific co0st IL 2,76i 600
annually, and the capacity for manu-.
factnrlng amounts TO upward OF 0,000,.
600 barrels,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

not b. fOr3O'ten. With the educational,
meNhanlci, ana moral progress OF this
c0nntfy toy have heen ever Identified,
They hHy 'ontribu'ed hbnndantly TO
the ptcu ary uaIenance OF tho cOun-
try IN NJ midst OF their industry, and
z nj, hrHnlliul homes appeared, The
mighty fireals faded before the diligent
nse 0l their powerful forces. Skilled
aIti aus we're not NJ their command In
thuse days, and Oft In answer 10 the
cries Il their necessities came the
RESPONSE OF their God given genius II
their Onle we're bnrdened they sought
epr u relief al the alter OF the liy-
Ing CID
In those days honesty commanded a
par value. Industry, virtue, Integrity
aud M rtllty we're common attributes
In the general community. The man
Of honor was the mon OF the hour, brave,
strong and good, fully realizing that
upon their own energies depended their
existence. They fought the elements,
bravrd the atorms, and nO6ly supported
their fHmi la.
No ek lied In intrigue, nor distorted
WIN wee aud debauchery, they left TO
p0aterity the charms OF n noble ancea
Try. ICia therefore with qualification,
Intense, that IN my ardent efforts TO DO
tbe honcTs OF my fathers, | Am permit.
ted u II d y 10 witness the Innocent
gayety and childish mlrth OF beautiful,
healthy aud vigorous progeny. Their
smiling cDun enauces speak forth vol
nmea 10 h. ylftu0ua memory OF our
sacred dead; while Their vigorous AcIiyl'
" 6elokenH yet macy generations 10 the
h0nor hnd perpelnlty OF this worthy
family.
LIZ, the generations Of TO day strive 10
emulate the good deeds aud patient rl,
forts Of their fathers before them. Let
the slug generations be taught lessons
o. wisdom, aud the realities OF life, Let
THIS annu reunion be- a source OF lofty
aspirations; fountain Of purifying
fec0llecllOna, where youth may drink ip-
diligently from memOry'a sacred cup,
and In their onward journey, age may
gain renewed assuring impulses OF a
glorious Immortality,
Yea, let na initiate our fathera, lot Us
no live that When The four score years
shall 0yertHke w we can seat ourselves
In the very d00rwaya OF GOntentment,
aud In the midst OF the werbling music
OF the wild birds, and the sweet OdOra OF
he lilac, surrounded by the prattllng
Innocence OF our childTen's children'a
children, patiently await the summons
from on high. Yes In the language OF
the Immortal Bryant:
40 live that when thy summons comes to Join
Tho lnnumerablo caravan that moves
To tho pale realms Of shade, where each shall take
His chamber In tho silent halls Of death.
Thou 90 not like tho quarry slave nj night
Boourgod to his dungeon. but sustained and aOOthod
by An untAltcring trust approach Thy grave.
Liho ono, who wraps the drapey Of ha couch
About him, and llea down TO pleasant droAms,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
PRITIY WOMEN IN TuE PUBLIu
AEIlyIOp,

In u letter Of DOrman b. Eaton's to
Samuel j, Randall, iu the New York
Times OF June 0, no saya: "That you are
we'll prepared TO make the most Of such
. device, you have made clear enough.
Your Ingenious but futile efforts TO get
the charming Mrs. P--k into The ser
Vice, plainly limiting that the passage
OF the examination would be quickly
followed by her appointment TO say
nothing OF other cases, IL quite declalye.
with your proyiso In force, she and every
pretty woman especially interesting TO
u member, and every electlonaerlng
agent In the country, with nm innuen.
tial Congress man pushing behind, would
soon get place, II In astonlehlng how
much trOnNle some members will take
TO help certain women 10 places espe-
cially II they are pretty. They bring
them over 10 the Commission to suggest
That 10Y have been too severely marked
and to eay they ought 10 be allowed 10
try again, have had Senator (but no
longer \ Senator) como 10 mo three
tlmea In enc day IN behalf OF such q
woman, II ls hut Just, however, 70 state
that, with relatively few exceptions,
members Of Congress have wi TODD So
licitation and regarded the public inler-
nat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Sheriff Sale.


David Kcrsiottor order Of salc
n. Dayyri.D .. III. STARK rls% rSlSSSs So,,Sg "Spm'n
ny virtue Of an order Of aae ltpued by tho cleth
Of tho court of common plvaa VI stark county, Ohlo
~ tho above acion, and 10 me directed viii ofoI
o sale ~ public ouict M tho door OF tho court house
In Tho CITY Of Canton. on
Saturday, tho 10th day Of July, 1889,
tho 10 lowing described icM estate towlll llrinR
pat " fractional section number hryrn lIl IN fpfrJ
loHhlp IN said county tho polnt " inc beginning VI
the boundary 0f which part Ia obtained by starting NJ
the ccthn large square cut clone not september 10th
ltB W Elwln Atliun surveyor On the North llnp VI
uhtrry street IN said oly NJ point therein distant bnO
fpcl westerly fron tho certain other largo square oul
aol sel ny same d by wv tamo pelsoh NJ tho ponl
" Intersection OF pad north llne " uhol Hfupl Will
tho Nep luu " the towing path VI tho ohio chnal
whl llno between aaid two stones IA hereinafter dpan
mated IA aud called tho base llhel RUNNING ihpnoe
norihwhrdly on limo NJ right angles vi Had basr
line u teot aud lhunon oaaiwAfdly on llnn parallel
with said base line ibb feet aud with tho point thus af
rived NJ Aa tho point of hrnlunns VI the boundary VI
llne NJ right Anglea with said base line one hundred
ana ihlfy UUpl feetl thcnoo eaatwaldly on y line
parael With said nhpo llnc iqlyye ibl fert lhenco
aouihwAfdly On line ~ flnht Anglce with said basc
line one hundred aud thirty quo isoll and thence
weslwardy on n line parallel With said base line forty
I'VE tibl fect 10 tho point OF beginning.
Also another part OF tho sane fractional arollon
bounded ~ iQllowp On la north slfe ~ Hue phral'
p with and dlsApt bpb feet notihetlI from said bhsu
llne on W. east slde ny tho west le ~ tho towing
path % No Onto eanall on lts eoulh aide w a llnu
from said north llnel aud on ~ weat side which ID
tho eha' line q 40 foot street ~ Hue paral with
and dl ant ibe feel easterI iiqm mo east ne eitend
bouuded traerynn all such rights ~ 10 an0 In oon'
nccuon with the water from tho certain gpilnH near
s ,c.nc m CORNER I So s c S a. sSOy bounded %
10 which reterence Ia hore made.
A,,,eis.a N, ANN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
II should no aonoraiiy Known

That tho multitude OF diseases OF a
acrofulous nature generally proceed
from u torpid condition OF the liver. The
blood becomes Impure because the liver
does not act properly and work of the
poison from the eyetem, and tho certain
results arO blotcheo, plmploa, eruptiona,
ewellings, tumore, ulcers, aud kindred
affections, or settling upon the lunga
and poisoning their delicate tissues, un.
tll liberation, breaking down, and con.
sumption IL established. DR.. PlercO's
Golden Medical Discovery" will, by
netting upon the llyot aud purifying tho
blood, cure all these diseases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Legal Notice.

viii taho notice thai on the let day Of June A. u ia
Mari brown u NJ ncd thoir pertion IN the Common
plean Court stark county Ohio, against the above
named John woftenhcfuer and others tho object and
prayer of which " vet aslds the paper writing pur.
porting h be The nat will and testament oi Oeorue IA
Wortenhrrrer deceased.
said John werunbpfncr u required 10 answer on or
bef0to the ntth day of july, 1870 W Judgment mar ho
taken analnal hlm, MONu n MuuAitrv
iunNL Lw Auth inr plhhliiH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

I'VE wish our readers to know that
we have received much benellt from
using Simmons Liver Regulator. Our
trouble, originated and rendered chron-
ic many years In India, leaves little hope
Of a perfect cure from anything. But
the Regulator has afforded more RELIEF
than oil else wo have tried. We say
this without the wish or know ledge cf
]. II. Zellln u Co., the proprietors.-Rey.
X, q. Wilder, Nd, Missionary Review"
Princeton, N, j."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

QUlNlNE, that used 10 sell for AZ ana
W. an ounce, Ia now offered In whole
sale way at bb cents per ounce, Fifty
millions are better or for this reduc.
tlon In the price Of u useful drug; but
Two OF three manufacturing firms. ma
longer protected, are obliged TO do a ie-
gitimate business at fair profits, What
q howl the tariff organs sent IN when
gninine was added TO the free list!--
philadelphia Record.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
sheriff Sale.

VI, STARK County Common
E. Wilson 0tay eth. Pleas Court
ny virtue OF nn Ordol VI safe iagued ny tho clerk Ot
tho court NJ cOmm0n pleas Of STARK county, ONO, IN
the above ZION ANA IN mo duuolod, I will Offer i0f
sale NJ public OulcrY on the premises In tho town VI
Alliance, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of Juuo, 1896,
tho following described real calalo situate 10 yald
county iowltl Town lola numbers lOa, III, nv and
ll In Tcolorg Lamboin \ OOu addition 10 tho tuwu VI
Alliance, stark county, hio,
Appraised at tio,bO0,
Bao 10 commence nj one O'Clock D. m. Tormq one
third oAah, ana tho balance IN two equal m.
nual pAymonla with Interest from day Of aAo secured
BY mortgage on the premises sold.
A. LEiNtN0Ell,
Coroner andactlng sheriff
DAVID ronDiN0, Any.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
saturday, the lOth day or Univ. lSsO.
Legal Notice.

Almaripn W, Dyor, whose place Of rsidenco ID un.
known, n hofeby notified that MAR NJ, dyer ala on tho
9bth day o. MAY 1880 fle hor petition N tho oioe of
tho Clerk or tho Court " Common Pleas within and for
the county OF STARK aud utato of OHIO, charging tho
said Almarian w Dyer WITH aruaa neglect " duty In
falling 10 provide for and abandoning the ahd Mafy
E pyer aiao chaaing tho said Almntian w Dyer With
adultery With ono Mfp. Dell MpNiohael and aakinu
that aho mar bp divorced from tho pid Almnfian W,
Dycr have tho custody Of their children and reasonn
bic allfpony which petition will utAnd for beafinn ~
tho ncxt term Of said Court MARY n DYER,
mA91'hw Dy JOHN y. WntTf her Atty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
An Alliance Grocery Assigns.

Frank A, zimmerman, u grocery deal.
or Of Alliance, Aled deed of assignment
In Probate Court this morning. with
Samuel d. Droslus, Of Alliance, no ~.
algneo, The assets are placed No about
$500, and tho liabilities ~ $1,000 or
Al 400.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce disorierod conditions OF the ays.
tom which grown and are confirmed by
neglect. DR., j. II McLenn's Stren gthon.
Ing Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its
tonic properties. cures indigestion, and
gives tone TO tho stomach. 800 per
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

While suffering from rheumatism I
took four doses OF Athlophoroe aud was
soon after able 10 got out OF bed and
eat my supper. The next morning |
walked without q cane. II Ia worth lts
weight In gold. .. Il, Bruner, Urbana,
Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Sherin Sale

Emma stovm ! Order Of Sale IN Partition.
va stark County Common
James L. slower ot al. PicAs 0our.
Dy virtue OF an order OF aAle Issued by tho clerk Of
tho court " common pleas Of STARK county, Ohio Ia tho
above action, ana % mo dlrccted Will ocr for nae At
public outcry on tho premises. fco Of tho dover OF
Druallla Sloyor, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of June, 1885,
the following described real oatAle situate
In stark county, OhlU IL viii Tho southwest quarter
0f section thltytwO IN township ten " range number
nine containing qua hundred aud iliyono and ono
half aofea moro Or losa
Appraised NJ t9i, ,0J7 90,
sale 10 commence NJ O'Clock y, m. Terms ono
thrd cash, aud tho balance In two equal annual
payments, With Interest from day Of sale secured by
mortgage On tho premises sold
A. LElNtN0EiL
Coroner aud acting Shoun
JonS LAnM, Attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

JuDeE HOLMAN reached Indiana In time
To repair his fences. He was renomi-
mated FOR Congress In tho Fourth Die.
trict for tho fifteenth time. Lot the
watchdog be returned 10 Washington
aud keep his eye on the jobo until the
and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

IN royal lande the royal lady is al-
ways n Jewel and 10 handsome, In this
country just now "the lady OF the White
House" 10 the cyn0gure and no doubt
worthily 80 Happy Grover Cleveland
bet'er DO bOrr lucky than wlae.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
MT. Union College.

pood acbooI 10 aet thorough iitprnry, Norma
IlusinNn and Musical kduoaiion nudingu twenty
No vi, pwnoila thinkinA Of going nwAy 70 echcoi,
nhouid by Nil mcnns pcnd FOR our catalogue, vofls
ondofoe noli cited. Address, rn0r JpYhpu H.
HUNK, A. NJ. seerciAry. NJ Union, utaih COUNT.
Ohin mhStuuoV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Saturday, Tho QOlh day Of June, isS0,

tho following described real estate situate IN star
county, ohio, to.witi Lot number 1874 IN Jnaap
Nlgnos addition v The town now Incorporated VILLAGE
o. Louisville, stark county, Uhio,
Appraised At $1,000
A, LEiNiNnrlt, uotoner,
AutriN iyNru Arr
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Sheriff Sale.

Jcsse u. Sutton Order Of sale, STARK county
Taylor clay ia ., ur. common '''A 00'''
Byyrtue OF an order 10 soil Issued by tho clerk OF
court OF Common Pleas OF stark county OHIO IN Tho
above Aoton and 70 mo directed, will offer fOf hale NJ
public out orJ M tho door Of tho court houno, IN tho
dty Of Canton, ON
Saturday, the 9rd day Of July, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate In tho
city OF MaAallon In said county OF STARK and Bata OF
Ohlo iowlll Known ana described ~ part Of original
lol number twenly,ono (2ll In AiprRhts addition 70
OF Martins aubdiyikOn OF lots purchased OF r. q, Al
bright by him aud bounded 40 followa beginning At
the southwest oornor OF said lot number twontIon
2i NJ tho point ~ Intersection Of tho east limo OF Eric
street With tho north ne 0f Jarvis street, And running
thence east on tho north no Of Jarvis street. whloi II
also tho south limo VI said lot number 9l f0rtyOne fi
foot ANA three (b inches 70 tho center OF tho welll
thence north on lino parallel With tho east llip Of
hlo htfoot nfty alI (b0) iool thonoo west on lno
parallel with nad north no OF Jarvis nlfoc 10 tho nAht
limo OF Eric ufeot and thonoe south on said east ne
iyalI (b0) foot 10 tho place OF beglnningl together
With all tho appnrlenAncn thnrounl0 belonging, but
roaerylng right OF way piK (0) foot IN Width on the
north aids o. said premises extending from Eric pfoet
10 the eaat llno thereof
Appraised at lbb00
sale 10 commence At ono O'Clock .. m. Torma oAsh
A. LTININ0ER, Coroner.
Now acting Bberr
FL BALDWIN, AuT,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

TBE eight Democratic Congressmen
from Ohio who voted against the con.
elderation Of the Morrison low tax hill
not ouly madp mistake, hut they
mlqrepresented thOlr constituents -
IEnQnlrer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
For Sale or Rent,

IA Mylllrlch icdcnce No. 100 North Market ~.
fr.,.u Containing rooms large aud onmmnous,
lssouu On earh nIut aud aeVond ioor main building,
lLnunN hath room, Kitchen, pAnifIua and chamber,
also larpn waah ronm Rnrdrn wei SUPPLIED Win
nepea And benicsj pMn With D atalla nna oaIriMe
nuss, n. "a ,ont Anil nfHi ON liberal tnfnig, Az.
Wy n u MvFnH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Saturday, the Srd day of July, 1886,

tho following described real estate situate IN stark
county ONO, tO'wll tract VI land my fee ny OnH
hundred aud forty three itet part OF fractional $50
ton hryen %, 0 Perry township, Of said county, tho
point VI beginning VI tho boundary " which tract N
0blalned bI harlng NJ certain square cut stone aet
September 10 h, A, u, 1888, by Edwin naIlla on tho
north lno VI Unery STR o. point distant tYo hundred
ana twenty fet westerly thereon from tho certain other
large square cut stone, AH mo same day NJ tho point VI
intersection Of said north in0 Oi Ohely street. with tho
wnil no u The lowing pain " tho ohio canal which
ne u dtaRnAled IN Tho baaH lnni aud running thence
westerly IN Hoe continuation " said baau llne tiye
hundred aud niy feet ana with the point thus arrived
NJ NJ tho place Of begnnlnRl aud running thence weat
olD ~ line continuation al ~ said base line iy
feet thence n0flhwardy on ne NJ rlRht angles With
said base line One hundred aud Orythree fe0 theneh
eaalwaIdly, parallel win said base line nifty ieell
thence h0uthwaTdy NJ right angles with said Dane line
one hundred aud fOrythree fec TO the place Of begun
nlng situate In the oIy OF Maaalllon, tuk oonntY
Ohio.
Appraised At 1900,
sale TO commence At one O'Clock D, m Terms. cash
A, LKlNIN0En, Coroner,
Now Acting aherif.
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sheriff HnIe.

John lloym Order oi sale
Va STARK County Common
David M, caanlor VI M, plen Court
ny vrtuc OF nm order Of nAo aauod by tho clerk VI
tho court OF common peaa, Of stark county, ohIO IN
tho above action and to nc diroclad will offer fof
sale NJ public out CRY, At tho door Of Tho court house
In tho olty Of tanion on
Saturday, tho 10th day Of July, 1886,
tho following described real estate towt Lot mum
ber aovon ~ In Joseph A. Mcyefa addition 10 tho olly
" Canton IN said county OF STARK aud state 0f OhlO
now number 1900, IN said city.
Appraised M Is00
sale 10 commence ut ono O'Clock D, M Tcrmu eaah.
A. LltNiN0Elt
Coroner and ACTING sheriff.
None 4 MouARrI, AttTa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
How's
Your Liver?

Is the Oriental aalutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without q
healthy Liver. When the
Liver 10 torpid the Bowels
are alugglsh and constipa.
ted, the food lies In the
stomach undigested, poison
Ing the blood; frequent
headache ensues; q feeling
OF lassitude. dependency
and nervousness indicate
how the whole system 10
deranged. SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and happi.
ness by giving them a
healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth,
II acts with extraordinary
power and efficacy.
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ag-oNLY GENuINE.ar

Has our u stamp In red on front Of Wrapper.
j. II. ZEILIN a. co., Philadelphia, IA.
IN PRoPRHT9a FmCR 8LOO
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SheriR's Sale.

Rw MooAuahey Order o. sale STARK county
w. Common PleAA court
John NJ, FArrar ct M.
By virtue OF an alias order TO sell Issued by the clerk OF
tho court Of Common Pleas Of stark county, OHIO IN
tho above action, and 10 mo directed, will offer for
sale public outo at tho door OF Tho court house In
tho city Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24

Nv virtue Of an order Of aAle Iasucd By tho cc Of The
court Of common peaa of STARK county, ohio, IN the
nf OhnInn on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
yKwELRHib.
L. IupIlllAIAi,
DRUGGISTS.

y. H. DAius,
tBuoocaaor 10 y, J, acigcr)
pnuaaiu AND pitAllMAoigr-uanto y, whero
mns bc found large and wcll nccclod stock o. I'M
pmtcd and Indigenous DrnRa eApo nuu Inv
Ifai.,.l llupp0rturu eio, O0mba, nrulhu, anu fv. wv
f,'inery M endlOaa variety. special attention W tne
Milling or phyWolAna PRESCRIPTIONS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Sheriff Sale.

Sheriu sale.
Adam LippOrt AlAa 0rdor Of Sale,
w. HtAfh County OOnimbn
John Il poorman Of Pleas Court,
y virtue Of an alias order of sAo lauued BIZ tho cert
Of tho Court Of Common pleN OF stark county Ohio
aud to me directed will Offer for Halp nj public ouioy
tho toor Of tho court house, IN tho olty Of canton
on
Saturday, the 10th day Of July, 1885,
tho following described rcal estate niuate In thr
uy VI Canton county OF stark ana etAln VI uhio tow
ilenR the south half OF lots number p0OY (new number
nuapl and pg0i tncw number aup0) In eald cly Of
Canton, OHIO.
Appraised at ti00,
sale 10 commence NJ O'CLOCK p m Terms, cash.
NU A. LEININoEl,,
Coroner aud acting shorla
A. o. HMM, Attorney
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Sheriff Sale.

Hannah n. Miller Alias Order Of sAle,
w. stark county Common
Fredh Amendt et uk et al PlnaH court
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a. AhoriR Hala.

W. W. AZ .. oLAnn, Atiorne,a