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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

800 Is c,reuIated and read by
a.avIe In Annapolis, than any
y. s.ner published here, and IL the
.'.a,am for advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16
Cryslal Lee

" we're shown to-day a block of
& - zee 10 the wagon of j. S. Nj.
], weighing over 500 lbs. that
y clear the print Of the EVENING
iiAL could be distinctly read
V0e other side. What is
remarkable, the driver. Mr..
Long, informed US that this
vas a portion Of last years stor-
va y had been in the ice-house
asee1 months. Mr.. Long il
~Oa expert ice-Cutter we ever
aa0 eau cut ice, without waste.
~ desired shape, to ct a refrig.
-, s'1a The exactness of q mould
.ss " Ice Of this solidity aud clear
az. ~ 60 as fac as twice the ouan-
'.9er ice. This ice was gath
y see winter of 'S4 and 'S5 from
saeeseot river, aud Is the only
- o. this kind 10 this sec
IA n A
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

Spring Suits made to order from the
finest fabrics and latest styles, by /. N.
RICHARDSON, the tailor, 8 Francis street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

Ponds Extract.-Me and women val
suffer from q severe headache, when ten
minutes spent bathing the head withheld
Extract would afford relief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

GO SEE Flood s. Co.. to buy cheap
Lumber, Bricks, &c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16
~ys or ADvERTIsHNS ;

" e,st insertion, rs cents sub
0pe men ,ci.,r a so cents. Liberal rates
Iquenl. " mn nose advertising by the month
Ne WIN ' ocaI notices and political or
rear. nanunications, 5 cents per line.
'eciAl coll'' a,nnouncement Of marriages
!, f 9aasbs free, but obituary notices VIII
de a.nS5 for AT one half the usual rates
sdyeriising'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

Every well regulated city or
town has it's milk store or dairy,
where ice cold milk, butter-milk and
cream can be had at all times-from
one cent TO i've cents a glass. There
is nothing SO refreshing or nOurish-
ing to the fatigued person as q cold
glass Of milk or butter-milk. In Bal
more there are many such places and
they all do well. Let some enter
prising person establish such place
here, add we are sure they will
make success of it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

PLEASURE BOATS Either sailing or
rowing. For hire cheap at W. HI. BUR
TIS'S foot of Prince George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16
Watching the Engine go Over the
Bridge.

Several small boys took batteau
yesterday and rowed up the Spa as
far as the railroad bridge, to watch
the engine and trains pass over the
bridge One Of their number got
quite scorching from the burning
sinders that fell from the engine, and
would have received serious injuries
bad not his companions slushed him
with water. Morale-Don't let your
curiosity boys carry you into danger.
DLARRHEA, Dysentery, &c, instantly
relieved by Hodges Compound Syrup
of Blackberry Root.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

Subscribe 70 the CApIrAL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

Use Hodges Iron Tonic, for weak
ness, loss Of appetite. dyspepsia, &c
Sold ct City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-16

COMPOUND Syrup of Blackberry Root
prepared by ]. w. Hodges & Co., is the
best thing known for Diarrhea, Dyson
terry, Cramps, &c. Try it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
INJuREp AND LOOKED UP.
A Canton German Edltor IN Trouble ut
Cleveland,

Canton German Editor IN Trouble at
Cleveland.
This mornlng's Cleveland Leader con.
taine the following.
"A German printer, @. v. ZOnder, OF
Canton, was found on Champlain street
hill, near Canal street, about 3 80 o'clock
last evening, suffering from q broken
leg. He was slightly uuder the influence
or liquor. and waa locked up In the Cen
tral station on the charge OF lnt0xl a.
tion. Two hours lat r DR., G bson was
called, and after an examination of the
limb no ordered Zonder TO DO sent 10 a
hospital. Tho ambulance was called
aud he was taken 10 the City Hospital.
zlnder IL we'll known In this city, and
claims 10 DO the editor OF q German
paper at Canton
Zlnder has for some months past been
employer on the Ohio Volks Zaitung In
this city In the capacity OF reporter and
type setter combined, boarding at the
Germania House on South Cherry street.
The Plain Dealer Of to-day In chronl-
cling his arrest Gays:
"I)uder has q home In PHILADELPHIA,
but prefers 10 roam about the country,
working u few months nj ono place and
then seeking "Arlda anew" During the
war no enlisted In South Carolina reg.
imOnt aud did valuable service TO the
south by obtaining Information OF tho
movements OF northern troops. In 1869
no appeared In Cleveland, but was ar
rested as o spy and sent to Nashville,
whence no escaped
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
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a New ritbmunHuu rr WhnHaB gurls,
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he has blrl.a 4 900 oprsers oG "v. Sag T,
uf GO .pr. md, -, ys.5','5 H. ~" '.h ,
funeral, attended ior Wr. l. 'diie N, hnt th hay
underlnkera. and mo acenuot To- tsk,n
OF thg clllus mrulshed thN In0,m"ro
The gftattg. number bnrled in oGa
year waa III lu lslD, Ina grsoIost
number in ope m@nuI was
I2l, In 1898; .lbe guallesf n,r.
Ing N yembpr pnl I. .rep6sr lsgG tSeSe
were no deaths iu or urar NsW IJ,bon
Mr.. EelA hIs individually d,iye1 oy'r
10000 mites, dp,lylrIpp ooflVs ,'nI c,ses
aud Attending funerals mn i|clud Wv ~
tho mlius driven by ngstgt,nrs nur,n'h' o.
the past ypar he buried 0g m1g,ng =
dnys OF fi7l miles. nm eyaIego of *
miles to funeral, freouerti0 mabas
diyes OF thirty To 6ay miles an a1tend,
lug ono funeral fla former war. ina h"a
mate az high M one bundrgd ana s,vtv
miles to one funeral having dT,vgn ~
Cleveland CadlZ Nlw Coet1o 81 H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

A MAa8AoaUsrTIs feflrmer aees only
one cuIo For lho unrest and di4,ausfaG-
tIol whlah perylfo she wlrking ,As5ei
10 tHaC"u.trl C.pIilmum le urgan,
10 don ou0 auoa0. lal.ru. lLu olher
20 olm. clcl ehNl. bs .n Independent
ua' lGuri.g o.ay ire 10 Goa.
.Wc wi.H ,NHuU.r AUoNuuurmeE
adam au.'h, .ho0kWaiauu uught
..H world No .ue. o., Cue wealth Of
uhNo.l enid ,h. crpItD Uas always
been u.gam2'l ! b.cUu.s 800 aa ma.
tWHl.y yat.o JM.ua oG Hlaui alr
orgnn2 ia &. goai.gy.u, A
u1Iua' ln0 bring a.usnh1u boz me one
caa' aa.uaul I.y uH iU tha other. The
Labor wllta ooudagta every & eas In
.du'Hy l1 u'Uund8.at8.sargln02,d
now TO q deBr.e OF p'rlucloa which
Noald any. awakened th8 w.nl,r and
admiration o. mon 40 Adam smIth's
Gay / there 10 auy ru0iuoJeqnlzl.
tlou a. cure flr the c5u tryB ills II
oagh. to Oe aJt,yo by Dh.s umt |, has
had IN a measure 70 remedial eff NJ. But
the roJ. OF the evil is not tourhel. Az
taa, as one new shoot Ia cut down an.
Other starts up, ihe unrest that Is
Qn'eted 20 day brolki on afre3h to.mlr-
row, Tie root viii remain 30 long an
self interest pura and simple remains
the law Of industrial being Out OF un.
mixed selllahpess peace and order DO not
spring. Thos ylngthawblsIn,ssisbull-
ness Ia not true Que, yet II Is acted
upon by both capita and labor. The
resul over and often, and at this pres
ent moment, Is no, business, bu, idle
ness, yiciousne.a and loss, Iiiustead Of
that saying men took Charlie Raade's,
put yourself In his place" urgluIzl.
ton would bo means OF alllylng un.
rest and dissatisfaction. | never will
be until that famous saying ia made a
motto.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

REPUBLICAN papers have been trying,
ever since the movement on the part OF
their State Senators TO capture the Sen.
ate was begun, to put out the impres.
sion that the object Of the Democrats
was to avoid an investigation OF the
Hamilton county elections. Nothing
could be further from the truth. There
Ia not Democratic member OF the SEN
ate but who Ia anxious TO see the legally
elected members have their seats, and
they are all ready and willing that as
searching an Iinyestig as possible
shall speedily be carried out. When the
same question came up In the Republi.
can House the whole natter was re-
ferred to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections for Investigation. There
was no filling out Of that committee for
the special purpose, 80 that II stood
equal politically. No; the committee was
to do the Investigating as II had been
originally made.
Now what have the Democrats asked
In the senatep Simply that the same
method OF dlsposiDg Of the cases be em.
ployed In the Senate az was In the House
referred to the Committee on Privl.
leges and Elections IL there anything
unreasonable In that dem lndp This IL
oil the Democrats demand, and II this
means a desire to avoid investigation In
the Senate, what did II mean In the
Housep
Did we hear anything about "com.
promise" Ia the Housep Did any Re-
publican suggest that the investigation
might be falrer ia few more Democrats
were added to itp II was taken as a
matter Of course that matters touching
elections went to tho Committee on
Privileges and Elections, and thore II
went. What right has Bob Kennedy to
decide that the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections has not honor
enough TO decide honestly o ques.
tlon that may 90 to themp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
denL he Md In hIa chlfnn q lnY thon.

dent he hJd IN his charge fow thon-
mud dollars placed IN trust with bin
foramuOr hN rMat'v' II asfpd Mr.
Corc.r h8 Doronll friend, ne we'll
WNhW er aalG.aao.afol rbU.g 10
. .hH SIM fr bIs pro o.z0. hE
..rrrR 1i1 10. A io mu ha l. 'e,
afu. QIotim@ .la huEr
..u M .uy #m.aL, WHEN i.r Cor
c l0aHm wI.h mo- little gl.a nrt
.m. Wnlg g0n.ery wen Wlh 10 thfl
ha g., /. IN uled States boat.i
.hf...oWbsd alvac d, and 'hR' b0 hat
0'r0fg an .so l.t.le prod on tha ai-
Wu. Sly dear all" mid A.E P.lh,
iD you WIN chHngi tha mus.mon
oala. W0a.ewr profit there may ne
rmf owe 90 some charitable iustI.u.
lm Imu 90. allow q even 10 5o
h.tl ,uht th PraaId NO OF tla U itcd
atl % .pocuNllng iu tboscurltios OF
ul own Government and cannot M,
'uw mg ward TO touch one cent Of the
proceeds Of such o transaction"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

FREDERICK FIsHEL, bookkeeper for a
New York nrm until detected ia draw.
Ing checks on the firm TO pay his gamb.
ling debts, occupies tho cell In the
Tombs honOred lately by the occupancy
OF Ferdinand Ward, aud IL determined
to keep up Ito reputation, Ward made
II n place Of elegant leisure, whore no
read entertaining books and drank
fine wines. Fishel does not use wine,
but makes II up by smoking ilfty cent
cigars, ton day Of them. This Ia On
odd world, In which young scamp be-.
hind the bars for stealing can spend
sob a week for cigars, while there are
men struggling for tho opportunity to
earn s3b month, working ton hours q
day through rain or shine, Such thlngs
90 these tend 10 weaken the average
poor man's belief In the truth of the old
saw, that honesty IL the best policy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

TBE railroad fight In New Jersey be.
tween tho Pennsylvania and the Balti.
more q Ohio grows very brisk. the
former resisting the project OF the latter
TO bridge tho narrow stream that divides
tho Jersey shore from Staten leland,
Last week q point was scored by The
Pennsylvania In passing o resolution
through the New Jersey Senate against
the right Of way, and this week II 10 TO
bo passed by tho House II possible and
sent TO Congress as q protest against tho
Federal Legislation asked by the Balti.
more Il Ohio. Az the sstream 10 be
bridged lios between two States, Con
grees has Jurisdiction under its inter.
State commerce powers. The Pennsyl.
vania railroad 10 also endeavoring to
have the general railroad law Of New
Jersey amended, 80 40 10 keep out tho
Baltimore & Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

A PROMINENT business man OF Colum.
bus, who Is an active lender OF the Re-
publican party and u former member Of
the Republican State Executive Com.
mittee Of Ohio, has made a statement
which will be a. wOrmwoOd to the Re.
publican papers that have been howl
ing about Democratic corruption In
that State, Ho says:
II do not propose to give away any Of
the secrets OF the committee on which |
served, but will say that | am heartily
elck Of the party methods 10 vogue. Let
me tell you, sir, that when letters come
TO n committee from local leaders and
bosses eayiDg; Send mo 30 many hum
dred or thousand dollars and we will
carry - county, or from State bosses
saying: III you will give us 30 many
tens OF thousands Of dollars we will
carry the State OF - the ballot box
10 In danger. l have seen such requests
come In aud have seen them complied
with, and | have seen Democratic ma
joritles oyerthrown where no one on.
pected H."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
/ Owe My Life.

WIN Nl|lNNh NNNNl
NY doctor pronounced me cured, bot
lgIt HIcE agalu, with terrible pains in
ny back and side, ard got 10 bud
Could not novel
lshTuNhl
Fom 22B b5. TO 1901 | had been doc
l0rlng Tor my liver, hut II did me no
good ! ala not expect 20 live more
then three months began TO use Hop
BItINH
nHeoIy my a,p ute returned my palms Bft mo my
tutfo alo 500 ed ron Wrd a. fby mRge aud after
ulng several huluel au not uuly ld sound lH fOye
iolB1 ul wei ~ moro lhah dlu btilfo TO Hon III
trlh uWt my no. H. hIIZPATWICK
nubllu, junoO, 81
CiAPrmu
Npleu,M ~ ua, Fob, /, 1850 Gutemon--
lHlIrih with attacks OF slOg healaOhOn
NaufalglA, female trouble, for years
In the most terrible aud eXcrucIating
mhnper
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until | used lllD Bilters.
"The frat bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me aa we'll and
Btr0ng az when a Child.
and ! have been 30 TO this day"
My husband was an invalid for TWEEN.
by years with a serious
"KidDey, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by BostOn's best physi-
clans --"lncurablel
Seven bottles of your Bltters cured
him aud know OF the
Lives OF eight persons"
In my nelghbOrhOod that have been
saved by your bitters,
Aud many more are using them with
great benefit. They almost do mira
cleap' Mrs II, d. SLACK.
HOW TO 0Ef SICK Expose yourself day and night
cat TOO much Without exercise, work TOO hard without
rest doctor Al tho tlineI take oil tho ylr nOafuma Ad
yorttod, and thon YOU will want ~ know
HOW 70 uHf WKLi.-which N nnsW0fOd IN three
wJfds-TAko Hop Ditteral
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Glrrd, Kan, writes
II never hesitate 10 commend your Elec-
trio Blttere to my custimers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sel.
lers.", Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and wifi pos.
itiyely cure Kidney and Liver COM
plants. Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford 70 be
without them. They will save hun
dreds OF dollars Of doctors bills every
year, Sold at llfty cents o bottle by
Durbin, Wright q Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

Nh. W. W. ConoonAN, tho omlnont
philanthropist and millionaire o Wash.
ington, tells story which illustr tes
the feeling which animated o former
generation Of stateomon a. 70 business
dealings. Whom Mr.. Polk wAs Prssi.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
pnnnATN nnnnT.
POINTING TO A FOUL MURDER.
A Salem Map Missinr and Thought 10 Uny,
Been Made Away with.


Boen Made Away with.
SALEM, o., Feb. 8,-This morning a
rumor came 10 town that the bones OF
the man whose body had been 80 horrl.
bly, mutilated had been found by men
saving leo nc Hollowell daui, q short
distance from the place where tho mu-
tllatod 1eeh was found, ae reported,
three days ago, but tho rumor proved
unfounded. Ills tho prevailing opinion
OF physicians here that tho case Ia ono
OF foul and dinbolical murder; that q
doctor, II he had wanted q subject for
dissection. would never allow such o
horrible discovery 10 be made. A man
by the name OF 0. B,nnett has been
missing from this vicinity for about
four weeks. He 10 m old veteran who Ia
supposed TO have drawn pension money,
and suspicious arise that this Ia tho man
whose body has been 90 terribly mutt
lated. Two grend Army men have taken
the matter In hand and will probe II 10
the bottom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

YANKEE energy In the South is prov
Ing too much for the southerners. A
Vermont man In Florida, whose orange
grove was frozen by the blizzard, did
not sit down and weep with his South.
ern nelghbors, but filled q house with
many tons Of good Ice, from which no
VIII realize 40 much next summer as
no would In ton summers from the
orange grove.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
TIFrEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
Awarded Mrs. Margaret Russell Against
tho Village OF Alliance.

Awarded Mrs. Margaret Russell Against
tho Village OF Alliance.
The case Of Mre. Margaret Russell
against the Incorporated Village OF ALI
anc6, asking for $4,000 damages for
being crippled by falling on an
alleged defective sidewalk In Ali,
anoe. which has been on trial
In Common Ploas Court for week past,
was concluded this morning. The Jury
was out for about an hour, and returned
o verdict OF sl 900 damages for the
plaintiff.
Mrs. Miller suffered an injury similar
10 that sustained by OK Representative
T. 0. Snyder, OF Canton. bhe fell upon
o plank walk, dlelocatlng n hip Joint
and crippling herself for life.
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage licenses have been Issued 10.
Gerheart Iced and Ida Wise, Plain tp.
Joeeph II. BrammM and Sadie Cline,
Wilmot; Herman II. Goss and Nellie E,
Brammar, Masaillon; Albert Roose and
Sarah Immel, Marlboro tp.
John Stoner has been appointed exc
cutor or tho estate OF Samuel Cutler, do.
ceased, Of Tuscarawas tp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
Saturday, the goth day Of Esb., 1880.

tho following described real estate situate In slArh
county uhln, t0'Mi Known ~ tho hOnthn lat quarter
0f beolun tWoniy threo, township number twbnty and
ranHu seven, rxrpt one hundred ana eight acres VI
cnuki hlhp tho tOulhWnai quarter " section nunbhf
lwduV Tour In said tOwnahp Glnnu And state, except
iOIUnnt acres, thfoe rods ANA nhnn pNfehni hefetO
iOIe sold ny Nathan llHaOOok 10 JOnn Heacooki also
part OF tho southwest part VI tho uheaAt quarter VI
80 ili0n twenty three, In tAd township, county and
state, commencing At tho northeast corner VI land
owned by w, aud \ hO0yorj thence south ono hundred
And lhfu And QUO hhf rOda 10 q pOati thence woal
twfnu t1 rods aud wO foel " posi- thence north QUE
hundred and ihifiyO And 0u0haf rods 10 q pOlt
thence cAat twenty hk 0da aud two feet TO the pAoo 0
beglnnlnr and containing wenlyono AMI lhroetlghlhi
Aofua of land,
Appraised at tii,70O,
sale 10 commence At O'Clock D. IN. Torms cash.
A, LEisINaEli. Coroner,
Now acting sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

A STRANGE story--so strange that In
fiction II would DO condemned for its
impossible situation-comes from NIL.
waukee, Five years ago, as the story
goes, Mrs. Herneman, wife OF William,
submitted quietly to divorce for which
he sued on the ground that she bore no
children. william soon after married
again, and now has two children, About
two months ago he removed to Mllwau.
kee from Michigan, where he had diyOr.
ceN his frat wife. A fow days later the
ilrst wife arrived In Milwaukee and beg
ged 30 piteously to bo near her former
husband, whom she said she still loved
more than life, that MIR. Herneman and
his present wife took her In as n house
keeper. Thsyaro new living under the
same roof, and the former wife seems TO
be exceedingly grateful for her privl-
leges and fond OF her former hus
band's children, The love that can
urge u woman TO accept this situation
muot bo Irresistible.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

My son seventeen years old has been
afflicted with nasal catarrh since quite
young. was induced 10 try Ely's
Cream Balm, and before he had used one
bottle that disagreeable catarrhal smell
had all left him. He appears as well az
any one. II Ia tho beat catarrh remedy
IN the market.-J. Q. 0lmstead, Arcola,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

REV. SAM JONES Ia q schemer. He nm
nouncee sermons at one time "for gem
tlemen only" and at another "iof Ia
dies only" They are plain, ordinary
sermons that anybody might hear, but
human curiosity packs his auditorium
10 hear what he has 10 eny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
Saturday. the goth day Of Feb. 1898.

tho following described real eaiata aituAi,
~ aald county to'witi Known m the undivided ono
one, township ~. range o. beginning NJ tho aoutheas
corner of tho quarter eection thence wcat along th,
sec.on line 70 tho Mahonlnr Ryerl thence down IN,
line thence cant along said uAroldp limo 10 tito uuar
tot section lne thence south 10 tho place OF beginning
uuppopcd " contain anvsnu (TO) sbfea otp or ioan
Aso tho following described phfce of land In tho aans
county and townahpi being The west une half Of ths
northeast ono half quarter OF aection IA townahIp M
and range ., containing forv tt0) serc.
inisr'.' INFO g .ofes Appraised s'!S,a ,s
BALE 10 ooulmsoes n oelocs p m rerms saah
A. LRtuNaHI.
osv~w md assss pbsrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-11
Sheriff sale.

Cyrus Smith Order Of Sale .
w. Hlhfh County Common
Daniel dr0kA et A PleN Court
ny virtue o. an order Of sale Issued by tho clerk O
tho onurt 0f comm peaa, OF STARK county, uhlO N
tho above action and 10 mo directed will Otfur tOi
SAFE NJ public out cy NJ tho door Of tho court mouse
In tho CITY OF Canton on
saturdayithe 0 h day Of March, 1886.
the following described real eatAto situated In aAlc
county " viii p,t Of lot number fourteen (ld)
and belng 0riyaI feet aud uinn Inches front on N,
west ada Of sad lot number fourteen (i) 10 tho t0wI
o. Paflt with all Tho Appurtcnanooe thereto bo
longing,
Appraised ate -
salo 70 coma onoo At ono O'Clock D. m, Terms eaah
A. LEININ0kR
Coroner and acting sheriff.