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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

In the thTOea OF an internal revolution
that hida fair 10 srrpgd tyar the cOntl-
nent, and this brought about by low,
echemlDg I0litlcai demagOgnes, WHO
Gnre nothing for country, creed or con
ditlOn, 40 thev can hold flee, draw their
salaries which the law Above, but
which common d'ceucy wnnld term
robbery The people mu I awake n
thrust ont such rlqas Of Congress .mel
a. we have been tfll c'ed with for thu
past llfteen years
remember the legend OF "Blaine,
Logan, MrKialry aud Protection -
spread out In large black letters on h
white cl0ih running nearly the entire
length OF he some shops during lhr
last Presidential election. The two
last blessings wa have on hand; the
other two got left. The fellows that
shouted themselves hOaIse on that Oc,
casion can now hnd no work, and their
voice Is very low, In fact they cant
shout at all, ] wonder II they have hac
enough OF Mckinley and PrOtecliOh2
Don't all speak NJ once.
The fact however must not be los
sight OF that the' financial system 70
diabOllcally wicked az II In ingenlOusly
adapted TO enrich the few and imlOVer
iah the ma y, In the he'd rock cause fCT
our national disorders OF 10 day. BY the
possessions for twenty-five years OF all
the great powers 0f the government, this
new foundation has been able TO enrich
itself and reduce the body OF the people
to a condition little short OF serfdOm,
Hence strikes, lockonta, trampa, ,mur,
derera, mobs, suicides, prostitution,
drunkenness and debauchery Cf both
soul and body IN order TO merely exist
When the Almighty intended we should
have az least enough comforts 10 sustain
lite, ard now IN limo Of great abund
ance we have general bankruptcy, gen
eral disorder, eyeT'Gr0wing pauper.am
and crime, colossal and 0yergrOwn
wealth with the most miserable poverty
by ite side, which must have beer
brought ahont by system OF the VIOLA
ti0n OF natural justice. Our National
Constitution Ia prOatituted 10 the fell
purpose OF plan Of oppression q thou.
Band times more CALLING than the yoke
f King George the Third In 1910.
we have an election next fall for
members OF Congress, Rlforta are TO be-
made OF an extraordinary M ure TO cleo
throughout the States thirty independ
ent members who shall represent the
hbor and Industrial inteTeata, and will
have the btllnce Of power; and II In
further proposed to retire the "prOtec.
tive tar IT. sh0uters 10 the rear, who by
their peculiar doctrine aud laws have
opened AL cur ports TO the criminal ano
pa p + class { all the old world and
have shut of commercial relations by
the same transparent theory, which has
proven curse, by brlngingR surplus Of
iah0fers aud an reproduction ut home
"aod gyc ua meni time like this demands
Great HEARTS, strong minds, true faith ana wllllnl
hands
Men whom tho lust Of onloe does not KIN,
Mon whom tho apolls NJ tnlon cannot buy,
Mon who possca opinions aud Will
Mcn who have houor-mrn who viii not lla
For while tho rabblo with their thumbworn oreeda
fhell large professions and their little deeds,
Wranglc IN selfish striie-L freedom wCeps,
Wrong rules the land aud waiting Justice aloopsn
john BRYAN,
Canton, o., May l5.h,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
TuE GLORIOUS FOURTH,
How II vii bo Celebrated In Canton thl
Yonr,


How II vii bo Celebrated In Canton this
Year,
The Fourth OF July falls on Sunday
this year and the anniversary Of the
c0untry's birthday will be observed here
by two days Of rare sport on the End
aud Sd Inst. The vents will Il ke
place ~ the Fair Grounds, which will
be accessible from the city via the Cleye.
land 70 Canton Railroad,
THE FIRST DAY.
Trottlng clasa 2aO. putse $500, First
1850, aero d'$l00, third $50.
Free fnr'all pgce, Eurse 1900. First
$50 spcOnt Sl00, third $50.
Special purse OF 5000 for horses with
out records. First 800, second $50,
third $50 fourth $50,
Band touroament, purse $50, First
S36, otond $l5.
THE sEcoND DAY.
TrOttlrg clrsa, 2;30, purse 5000, First
$3.50, second 800, third $50,
Free.for.all trot, purse 1900. First
$3.50, second sl00, third $50.
Pacing class, 2;80, purse 5000. First
300, second $50, third $50, fourth $2O.
Foot race, 200 yarda, open TO oil, purse
$50. Flrsi 1856, second $l5.
Bench show Prizes ranging from S3
TO $l5 will be awarded TO the best and
second bOst Setter, Polnlr, Shepherd,
Fox Hound, Bull, Lap aud largest and
smallest dogs.
Some two hundred dollars have been
expended In tho Improvement OF the
race course.
All races will be governed by rules Of
the National Association, and oil purses
paid at the Barnett House Saturday,
evening, July Ord,
Entriee on all horse races ton per
cent. OF puree. Six TO enter, four TO
start. Entries on foot race, Ave per
cent. OF puree. Horne race entries TO
close Thursday, July lst, Races TO com
moDco promptly nj 1 o'clock each day.
Entries on band tournament, free.
Committee on grounds. John Roth.
Committee on stablee-J, Spldel.
Committee on dogs--L, Midday and II,
0, Portmar. JOHN ALLEN, Sec,
Canton, O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Court Notes.

Mrs. Minnie Hudson, OF tho we'll
known "Red Front" ut Masslllon, who
was indicted y the Grand Jury on the
charge OF keeping u house OF lll.fame,
pleaded gully TO the charge and was
llued 1926 and costs. She paid the 1ne
and departed for Massillon, promlsing
the court most sOlemnly that ahe would
forever renOunCe her previous calling.
Her husband, indicted on the same
charge, Il e,ill In jail.
Sarah kllng0man has III d q Te,l,iOn
In court for divorce from her husband.
Michael klingaman, on the ground Il
ross neglect aud cruelty.
Martha, wife OF Phi.ig CHASER, also
asks for divorce from her husband on
TIE ground that he Ia q prlsou(r IN the
State penltentlary, whittier no was
sentenced at the last term OF court Tor
three yel rs for the crime OF arson.
Minnie Pierce was granted a divorce
from her husband Franklin h, Pierce,
y Judge Pease this morning. The par
tles belong In Massillon.
In Probate Court Mrs. Kate II. Adler
has been appointed Administrative OF
the estate OF her late husband, Michael
Adler, with bond OF $1,000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Rrnl Ealnte Iransfers.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded up TO date:

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded up to date:
CITY AND TOWNSHIP.
John II, PierO TO Ann E. Plat, south
half Of LOT 2sl, First ward, "a i50.
Joseph Henry to John Blst VI al, out
lot IA, Second ward 81 800,
Joseph Wernet, by Sheriff, to John
Bast, 20 feet of west end OF LOT 10, Third
ward, Sl,S00
Emma NJ. Maus TO Sylvester W, Gibbs,
part OF LOT $40, Third ward $03i
Fred leler TO Henry Vopelgesang, part
OF lot 1898, Third ward, $1,000.
Joseph Wernet, by Sheriff, to Louisa
Wernet, 25xOGsS feet Cff LOT 10, Third
ward, II 1856.
Joseph Wernet, by Sheriff, to Emelle
Bauman, 25S66s5 feet olf lot 10, Third
ward, $5 100,
Rex and Wild to Philip Wild, part of
LOT 9l, Third ward, $5, 100
Philip Wild TO John Rex, the same
for the same.
@. McCaiIsrty TO Francise Foucalt. 30
feet of lot 1923, Fourth ward, 1880.
b, H. Gaust TO Charles l.. Reifsnyder,
out lot 81, Sixth ward, $1,000,
COUNTY.
Christian sollenberger to Rphraim
sollenberger 1871 i5 100 acres In section
20, Nlmishillen tp,, $li,i50.
Eta Fisher TO Elizabeth Clemans, lot
3, Minerva, $i00.
Isaac Warstler to @. W. sponsellor, AZ
acrl 8 In section Is, Plain tp,, 5000,
Isaac Warstler 10 Harriet Clauser, 5
OF an acre In section IS, Plain tp, $3.50.
Mrs. Wtier to Edward Rhein, lot 3,
Navarro, 81 $50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
JOHN nRyAN,s VIEWS.
His Ideas ON the Present Labor Dlfncultlos
and their CauatHl

His Ideas on the Present Labor Dimcultlos
and their Causesi
EDITOR DEMOCRAT; The bloody scenes
enacted NJ Chicago, Milwaukee aud other
places between the police and tbs i'm
ported Poles ai d Hungarian rioters Ia u
~ commentary on the Legislation that
has permitted this kind OF emigration
for years, and now II comes back TO
plague the inventors. Could the dyna-
mite bombs only have struck the ones
wto were the originators OF the trouble
society would be the gamer. But
really nothing more than this could
be expected from the vicious and vii
lianoue Republican party class legisla.
tlop, the contracting and boarding OF
the money volume until NJ last we Of
the most favored land In existence are
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Canton, o., May 18Th,
AN AWFUL RUFF Uss.



Petitioner Writes ConildentInlly About
Arosto filoo Applicant.
The First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral has received the following interest
Ing letter from citizen of New Mexico,
who signs himself Justice Of the
Peace The word "cOnl 'entIap IA
written at the head Of the letter, and
out of considerations Of humanity his
name and residence will be kept pro.
found secret:
RESPECTED SlR-0ld Dick Hanson IA
circulatln' apaper around town asking
TO b. made postmaster at that place and
have signl d II, but | don't want II 10
Count aud when II Comes In pleas
scratch my name of. as no IL no more
III Tor postmaster than am for minis
ter OF the holy gospel, Dick Is an awful
run euss-drinks, sweara, aghts--and
would belt hell out OF me IL he
knew OF this letter. Pleas burn
this, and don't give me away,
and has no education, or emmy manners
would whip any republican In town II
no had That Cfllce, and / bleave would
steal U. 3. poor In four years. He Ia a
reich OF the llrst water, and everyone In
this town Ia fraid OF him, and would put
on more airs than french stud horse
and drive every republican out OF this
town, ! write strong because we have a
very refined community, and you don't
want TO give him that Office unless you
want TO dysorganz this community, for
no 10 q holy terrur, and you may depend
on II, We look 10 the Hon, Postmaster
General TO save us from q shedazerous
DOOM Yours respecI'y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
A Story with IA Mornil

Three herman robbers found bag Of gold.
one run Into tho town wloro bread waS sold
Ho Thought will poison tho bread | buy,
And seize the lrcaturc when my comrades dNn
hut they too thought "when back hla feet have hod
We Will destroy him, ana the gold dlydcn
Thoy Killed him, and, partaking Of the broad
In n few moments NIL wore lying doadl
owoildl behold what horo thy goods have doncl
Thy gold has POISONED two, and MURDERED oncl
MoRAL--A society composed OF mono
but the wicked, could not exiet, The
moral cement OF oil society Ia virtue: II
unites and preserves, while vice sepa.
rates and destroys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Our Present BlossInp.

Our blessings are not appreciated un.
till we are deprived Of them. Most nota-
Bile among them Is health, the lack Of
which magniles our other burdens. A
hacking cough, q severe cold, or any
throat or lung disease Ia very trouble.
some; but oil these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR.. Biglow's
Positive Cure. Price 30 cents; trial bot
tle free at Durbin, Wright y Co., drug
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
saturday, Tho Goth day Of May, 1888
Road Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that petition will be pro
eente1 10 the Commissioners of stark county NJ their
nekt Heesion 10 be held on the Ht Monday VI June, A.
1880, praying fof the location ana establishment of
aQgun lload along the following described route In
phd county, towlti beginning NJ point on tho west
llne of tho road known No tho Randolph roAdANorth
Mafhet pttect ektended gnd point being Alao on tho
ne known nv tho township line between Canton town.
alp aud Plain townahlp IN stark pouny, Ohio, thence
east line OF tho road known m tito Fulton road.
aprpghw pEtIrioNHil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Bly's Cream Balm Is an article Of un.
doubted merit. II has no rival IN n
catarrh remedy. II Ia pleasant aud easy
TO uee, being applied with tho finger.
II Ia absorbed, cleansing the passages
Of poisonous virus and healing the sore
and II famed membrane. Beneficial re.
suits ore obtained from q few applica.
tions and o thorough treatment will
cure, Price SOC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Shorln snle.

plorson \ M,tEgm order Of sale, stark county
w. Common plnha Court
iyyrtue Of nm order 10 soil Issued by tho clerk Of
court of Common Pleas " stark county OHIO IN Tho
above actlon and 70 mo directed, VIII offer for eale NJ
city of Canton, on
Saturday, tho Goth day Of May, 1886,
tho following described real estate slluate IN sari
county, ohi0, 10 witt Lot number pl0 IN Eugene
uheylAuse addition 10 the town oi Louisville, STARK
county, ohio,
Appraised nj u 200,
Baleto ommencc at one O'Clock y, m, rermp c1h,
A, LtiNiN0ri, Coroner. .
Now acting sherW.
A, NJ, McCAprr aud MoNa 6MoCAnrr, Attya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Mr.. ANDREW CARNEGIE propoaos 10
double his proffer OF ss50,000 TO The city
OF Plttsburg for q free public library. He
ouers an additional s2500OO, making
altogether Sb00,000, conditional that the
city Will mako provision 10 raise the
sum Oh afteon thousand dollars q year,
oy taxation, TO maintain tho library
once " has been established.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

THE New York Evening Post says Jay
Gould gave Johnny" 0'Brien, ono OF
the Republican FOUNDERS In New York
City $4,000 TO buy votes for Blaine, but
Johnny" found better use for the
money, and left Blaine 10 the tender
mercles OF Burchard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Jurt'ce Of the Peace.
P,S, Others wi sine this, but are
Tho Amateur Gardener.

Tho Amateur Gardener.
Whom rising Sol with Frightening rays
Tho landscape Ia adornlng,
And woodland warDlbs with their layq,
Salute the golden morning,
Tho man who owns patch Of ground
IA not In slumbOr Snorlngl
llo then ID In hlS garden found,
Tho beds for woods exploring,
no plants ana aowB and raRcs and hoes,
Ana waters thc tomatoes,
And dlgt and sota In hills aud rows
The E'rly Rose potatoes,
llo labou for couple Of hours,
rhon Into brcaRfHst pnaca,
And what u pyramid dOyoua
Oi llaplack and mo'assCl
His toll may noyor bring him wealth,
But 'tls q aouroo Of pleasure,
Dostowlng on him robust health,
Tho greatest earthly treasure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

AthlophoIts Ia o sure remedy 'or rhou.
matlsm aud nt uralgla. Though II has
been some time since | began its use
have not again been afflicted with the
disease. IL worked q perfect cure. W.
n. Hutchinson, 10 South Shafer street,
Springfield, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Saturday The 22d day Of May, A,D. 1886

NJ one O'Clock o. M tha following described real estate,
free " lha WEI Of hebfeoa Fisher The widow Of said
samuel fihtf therein, tnWltl situate IN STARK eOnn'
quart Oi section numher twenty nine (e0), IN Town
Ahip u mbef eleven IN, IN range number ton fl0l,
and brannng ~ Tue southwest oafnef of said quarter
seotiOnl thence e'st fourteen (i) ohhns aud ninety
four lpl links 10 pohl themes north furry A0) ohaiIa
and links 10 the Northern boundary u said quarter
thelce west fou7teen 1ll chains and nlnely -four
thence sOnth ~ li0) chalns aud nlne () lnhs d
the place Of beRnnlng containing hlI (dO) acres Of
land,
Also he north half q fractional section number ihlr
bO IN thln township estimated "a contain sir acres
being The same premlaes enyyed by deed from Joseph
Mlher hnd vile TO Samuel Fisher, dated September
silh, nay hnl recorded ~ volume %, pages iol and
1913 of tho Records OF said STARK county,
Also To'd or right Of way described aa folltwa stu
hle ~ sugar Oienh township, IN hAid STARK county
SHOWN M heotinn 80, range TO- township H. beRlnnina
Stone ono chain from the southeast corner Of Waynf
county, ONO OF thn llnh 0f Wayne and stark counties
thence north, fleen bl minutes west four az ohAin
AMI eghl 90 links u post the same belnp the soul
corner 0f FRACTIONAL aeoin bO thnnfe ntTth, two (al
degrees and ve b minutes nasl With the ne RAINING
between sectlonH 30 an1 00 fourteen (1) Challa and
nilf one lbll links 10 holei thence south, eighty
aeVri lsll degrees nnd nVn lhl minutes eah 2h uka
~ 10 iut thence south, tw0 te) degrees aud live (h)
minutes vest ureln liil CHAINS ana ilfly One (bl)
lnkhl llhlon houlh nlieon llhl minutes east i0lT
hnd elRhb'one hunlIodlha a. 1907 ohanai thence
IN straight ne N tho place " beplnnlhR containing
loss
Hald premises are 10 10 sold Ut not less than two
thirds ol ther Aprhlrd aup, and npnn tho following
terms t0Wit One tlfd cash on day u sac OnBthiid
IN one year ana tho remaining Onethlrd IN two eAfi
frm the day " sails, deferred piym6nth t0 on ln er
eal ifom dAy oi sale ana be secured by hr mortgage
on tho pfnnilheh h0ld,
Appralied Al ~. .d57
JOHN soHLAFFLY.
Administrator Of samuel FISHER d'coAed
l n DOWutI AttorneV sn,ooh h.y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

IL your kidneys are inactive, you will
feel and lock wretched, even In tho most
cheerful society. and melancholy on the
jolliest occasions. DR.. j. II. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm will set Won
right again. st00 per bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Marriages,

On the 9th Of May. by Rev. p, Her,
bruck, Mr.. Valentin Reiez and Mrs
Susan Marckley, both Of Stark County
On the llth Of May, by Rev, p. Her.
bruck, Mr.. Monroe j. Crooks and Mlss
Louisa Schw artz, both Of Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Saturday, tho gOlh day OF MAY, 1895,

tho following described real estate to,wtl Helng In
we lowlwhlp 0i Lave, counts 0f Ataik and state Ot
uhln hna known ~ ana hbl part Ot tho northwest
hnl aun invest quarters Of ieol0ll numhor hriy Town
hlp Twelve hnd range eight bounded a. i0ll0Wal liH
Rlnnng ~ point ~ tho rOad lhadlnR fr0ln OTeenUWn
ouuo ohhhniHh W point whore tho section quarter
me 0l deviation VI hli quarter linea running moth
hhu anNlh f nRh said heoll0nal thece north on said
llnr hnN plO cfohnh 10 thb northeast aud southwest
corner NJ had quAfefl thence north WHOLE distance,
~ degrees east 100 10 prfchea 10 q alAkOi hfuet
west haA dogieea n0rh, II 10 pnfoheal thence a0uih
ava degrees west 10 b'l0 prohea thence cast 10 do
Httta 0uth, ~ pofeca ~ tho llloN n begunlng TN
aAlnt 70 contain lR3 pofohoi, nOre 1f loss
Also the following puml'oa IN tho Same quarter
range lnNnihlp c0unn aud state And b0nudrd M fnl
l0w Commanding t0r thb same ~ tho northeast odrn
" uI tract " Ang known aa ihn N am mills tact
thelce SOUTH ~ degrees cast, seven chains And Bi
pHiohw " hthk lhener SOUTH 1 n dngreea WhU III
chilnh aHG pfhpg 10 the centre " tho rna1 lHaiq
i0ln utetnnwu u Ore Uufrhl thence n0nlh 10 dH
rf0ra west chalna and Yi prfchNs ~ q pnlni u the
oonlro " Hhd fhd tho anms Icing also tho tOuihrial
corner VI lpid steam MILLS lfacii hence north, n do
gleeH nnAt, with tho cnAl boundary ne OF aAd atAu
mlls tract th (lO) chains And nlne ) pnfohea 10 tho
place " beginning containing hAlf An aorb OF land
mDfe or lcsA
Appraised ~ 10 900.
sale TO commence M onc O'Clock D, m, Terms cash,
A, LElNlN0El. Coroner
,...,, ,,,-- ... Now acting sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

/ have used Ely's Cream Balm for dry
cattrrh TO which eastern pertons are
subject who come TO live herc.) II has
proved cure.-B. II. M. Weeks, Denver,
Col.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

David Davis, OF Bloomington, ILL.,, was
horn IN Cecil comfy, Maryland, March
0, 1916, He received classical educa.
ti0n and gradual at Kenyon College,
Ohio, In 1899 He studied law at Lenox,
Mass, and at the New Haven Law
School, and was admitted TO The bar and
commenced to practice In the fall Of
1895, and located In 1896 In Blooming
ton. In 1874 he was a member o. tLe
State House OF Repre-, entatlyes and was
q delegate to the State Constitutional
Convention In lSl7, He was elected
Judge OF the Circuit Court Of Illinois
IN lSiS and held that Cillce by repeated
elections until no resigned II IN October,
1862 He was delegate 10 the National
Republican Convention In Chicago In
1860.
President Lincoln, In October 1862,
appointed him n Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of the Uai,ed States and he
sary 4 In this capacity until March
b, 1877, when he resigned TO take his
seat w Unl OF States Senator from III.
note, having been elected the previous
January by the votes OF independents
and Democrats TO succeed John A.
Logan, His term expired March 3. 1888.
On October l3, 1881, he was elected Pres
ident pro tCmpore Of the Senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Sheriff Sale.
william NJ Heed s,.., order order, q sale e,,.,
Alden q, Scranton, Pleas Court
Dy yrue ot m aaa order Of aae issued ny the clerk of
tho Court " Common Pleas Of stark county ohio, aud
y mo directed VIII oer fof aae ~ public outcfy NJ
the door OF tho court house In the CITY OF Canton on
Saturday, the Goth day OF May, 1885,
tho following described real estate situate IN LernR
ton township stark county ohln mud known M tho un.
divided ninth OF tho south part Of tho wesi quarter
OF pecton QUE township 10, range o. beginning NJ tho
poutheast corner " the quarter secilon hcnoe west
along the section lno 10 tho Mnhonnn fverI thenc,
down the MnhonlnR river M tho phoie fune north N
ianc lnifoldr line thence east along pAld HArfodp
ne 70 he quarter section line. thence aoutb " tho
place oi penlnnlnr supposed 10 contain seventy acree
Also tho undivided onenlnth Of tho following do.
pcIlbeu land ptuhte IN end county aud townahip and
being the west half OF the northeast half of necun ~
township 10 and range o. containing forty acres more
or loss Both tho above described trapta 10 be nod ab
Icct TO tho dover OF Bsabeih scranton.
ono Sns'nloln nIn,G interest appraised at !els.
sale TO commence M O'Clock .. M m. rc,ms cash,
A, lEtNfNamR
Coroner and acting Sheriff.
d, roBpNc, Attorney
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
NOTICE.
srARK COUNTY INprpMAnr |
May ath. 1880,

Notice 10 tho Poor Of Canton Township !:
Notice Ia hereby gven that pr. L. W. pontlus has
boon appointed pbyscnn for tho county poor OF Canton
townahp, Tor tho torn OF ono yoar from May Ord 1880
All those wanting tho services Of physician furnabed
by the stark County tnfrmary directors must call on
Dr. pontius, bills for payment from other phynlclann
for tho relief OF county poor will not DO recognized by
tho Board. JOS. MAuDi,u,
n. v PUTNAM,
II L. BiEOuMIn,
mal9.ow mfrrMy Directors,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

By virtue Of an alias or er of kae Issued ny tho oerl
nf tho court VI common pleas OF stark county
uhl0 IN tho above action, and 10 mo directed will Oe
IN the city Of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

In obedlenee 10 an OrdtT o. sae, IN the above action
Issued ~ lhe Probate r0Tt Of Wayne county, OHIO,
VIII oeT Tor sale, Al public yendue on the premises Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Saturday, the Oih day Of June, 1880,
sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Joseph Weaver , Dlasr !,,l Of sslc ,, 10 Partition,
william ., weaver oth) court.
Dy virtue OF an order VI sAle iaaued by tho clerk
Of tho court 0i Common Pleas VI stark county Ohl0 In
tho above action and 10 mo directed Will offer Tor
eAlc NJ public ouloy on the premises IN tho village of
Navarro, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of June, 1880,
tho following deaoribed real eeaie situate In
tho county or uiarh aud state VI ohio, 10 witt L1tA
number eyen az aud eight () IN tho village Of pih
lchem now part of tho Incorporated village Of Navarro
stark county, ohio.
Appraised at 1000.
sao 10 commence Mt ooloch ., m. Terms, cAah
A. LEiNiNaEii,
Coroner and acting sheriff.
UuANV 4. ulV nt.ty