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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

NNFNw"FNEN ~
In 1857 the Republicans OF Union county
elected by a thousand majority john H.
HheaFeE senior editor, publisher And pro-
prieIOf OF tho Marysyllle Tribune, 40 lhelf
representative In the present general Assem-
bly,, There are but tew Older printers IN
Ohio, aud none better known 10 the craft
NJ sheaFor was born IN Perry county
this state, December 10, 1910, whore hif
father was one Of the pioneer settlers haN'
log removed there from Franklin county,
Pennsylvania, la 1900 Mr. Hhearefh hihl
school, when he was eight years old, was
under Miss Catharlne MocluakN . plous
Catholic lady iamouh 40 an OLD ans
teacher In early days,
Ia 1880 no was appTentloed 10 Tho west
ern POST onioe In Somerset 10 learn the
pdntef'a trade, and three yearslater bought
a hall interest In tho same, aud Ia 1874 DO
came sole proprietor.
After the removal Of Perry eounty'h scat
Of Justice 10 New Lexington, In 1898, MT,
shearer looked about for another and
better field for his journalistic ventures
In 1904 he came 10 unlon county ana put'
chased tho Murysyille Tribune for the small
sum Of tl,600-a plant that now, With ~
steam presses aud machinery, could not DO
purchased for ti6,O)0, With nineteen
years experience 10 editor al somefset and
ihlrty,one moro at Maryayille, Father
sheafer ills out q fall half century, not
not counting the three long years apptrn'
tlceshlp as devil IN q county otlee,
Mr. ahcafer has been twice married, hrn'
10 Miss Matilda Ream, In isi2, aud who
died In 1895, and the second time 10 Mira
j. II, johnson, who deceased In 1881, ny
hla irst union we're born VIM o hhoafefi
associated with him In the Trlbuae, ~ Jun
lor partner aud associate editor, aud MIRA
Dr. zicgleE Of this oltyi and by his second
marriage, John II, sheafor, Jt
Mr. Rhcarof IL a member OF the ConRega
t]ionalist church, q Republican aialWaft ~
polluo, aud q gentleman Justly esteemed
tor hia rare social qualities ana solid com
men sense, llo has one Of the beHi weekly
newspapers In Ohio and printed In county
lint has more grayolod roads than any
other In tho state, and which hoo not Que
acre Of uuullable soil, Mr. shearcr 10 q
valuable member OF tho House rs all old
experienced editors prove 70 bo, and what
he has 10 say u brIc0y Ald ana not 70 tho
worry Of that body as sonic Of the long.
wIndcd tpCakors do In their constant and
tircBome h%arranguca,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Prison Labor Contrncia.

A Very oScollent% suggestion haa boon made,
which, II carried out, would tond 10 do away
with much Of Tho opposition 10 prison labor
that IL Expressed by worlmon. II Is that tho
prisoners should DO kept at work upon diver
Eilod industrloS Thus tho shoe manufacturer
would experience no tangible competition,
md tho foundryinan would not hayo tho
somewhat jugt grounds for complaint which
havo boon afforded him In tho past. Tho
proposed systom would DO beneficial In all
ravo ono respect. 10 would prevent the
prison labor from being as profitable as II Ia
now. But M prisons should DO conducted for
tho protection OF Tho community and rotor
nation Of tho criminal, such q consideration
Is Of very littlo weight Tho various lines Of
industry would DO adapted 10 tho dlforont
lntolligOnocs Of tho convict, aud when no left
tho prison tho trado learned thoro would not
DO branded as q ''Btato prison trade"-
Scientific American.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
FOREIGN ACTORS

The Movement 10 Keep Them Out Of
Our Country,
Nav YoRE, February 0--ln tho Super
Tor Court yesterday In the case OF q v
Flookton against the Edwin Forrest lodge,
OF tho Actors ordor Of F%riendshln, Tor an
Injunction restraining tho order from OK.
pending money 10 send a commit
zee 70 Washington 10 urge the
amendment Of tho contract labor
law, 10 ~ 10 include foreign actors
among those dobarrod from entering this
country, Judge Dugro granted on i%nlunc'
ton, holding that the clause In the eonsti'
tuition Of tho order which extends the bcno'
hu Of the organization 10 "membora Of The
profession In all parts Of the world" makes
il improper TO use the iunds In discrimin
atlng against foreign actors
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
PARTING,

n thou dosl BID Thy friend farewell,
nui Tor ono night though that farewell may DO,
prnsu thou hia hand In thine.
How canat thou tell how far from thee
vala or caprice may lad hh stnia ep uAit
morrow comet
Man have been known 10 lightly turn tho ocmsr
Of n street.
And daya have grown 10 monthA and months 70
tagging yeaiu,
nre they have looked In loving eyes again
Parting, at bed, ID undariaid
With tears aud pain.
Therefore, leHt sudden death hhOuld oomeb between,
On time o. distance, clap with pressure firm
Tho hand OF him who gooth forth,
Unneon, Fate goeth too,
Yea nnd thou always tlms 10 nay some earnest
word
between tho Idle tain,
Lest with thee henooforth,
Night aud day, regret should walh ,
Coventry Iatul1ru
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WAS IT G0BBLED UP2
COUNT INVESTIGATION lNtc WHAT
BECAME. or BTeWARf'h
rw,saly MuneHs-ms Conspicuous fA's
of Judge niiton who Got ths h's"''
SHARE,

Nav YoHK, February d-AiteI recess
Judge Russell resumed his rind elamlnA.
ton Of Judge smith Judge smith sala
That hs did not object 10 the will AZ Tho
time IL was probated ~ he believed no
could object with as much result when uhe
litigation commenced ~ when tho WIZ was
pr0bated, Witness had often heard
Mrs, Stewart boast that Judge linton
had never charged her anything Tor
his services lie also testified ah 70
tho payment OF u, 100000 by Judge Hilton
10 Mrs Stewart tor tho entire bualnesa OF
A, g. Stewart valued At t2o,O0aOOo That
he had examined Air Stewards account
books for tho purpose Of hRdlpa out what
had become Of tho 100000 that hrs
Stewart was supposed 10 have received
tom Judge Hilton, but che witness oould
hud no trace Of tho payment OF nueh an
,mount either on the debit o. credit alde OF
the books,
With Judge Smith still In tho witness
chair the court adjourned until thls morn
lug
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
pGFAvLrGRs MOORE AND suLLlVAn

moth Indicted Senator wiNdom 10 be
Secretary Of the Treasury
IHDlAHAroLIA, February 1.-THE grand
Jury 10 preparing indictments against joe
eph A, Moore, Of tho Connecticut Mutual,
aud Sullivan, tho astounding county
clerk. They arc both In Canada
A. A, Davidson, eI'poalmosler Al Hey
mout was arrested thA morning, NY The
United States marshal, charged with em'
bezlllna 81, 200 from tho posIonioe.
II IL stated here, pa apparently reliable
authority, that Hon, VIM, Window, OF
Minnesota, has been rendered the treasury
portfolio, and that lao hm accepted,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A votornn,a IIonyn nlor.

AZ Atlanta, Go, recently, an old veteran
OF Tho Mexican ard Confederate wars was In
suited. with tfoso men insult Is always fol-
lowed with u blow. Buona Vista and Ma
nnfsas do not permit them 70 swallow INSULT
This particular veteran had hired n nun 10
repair tho sldowall, In front Of hls homo, In
some alteration tho man applied to tho voto-
ran an oplthot which no man hours without
feeling tho temperature OF bis blood rise, and
tho veteran struck him, Although ho IL
moro than G0yearB Of age, ho has tho vigor
Of 30, and whom tho man who was struck
picked himself no felt 40 IL 10 lld been struck
by lightning A policeman wa OF hand and
arrested tho i%nstlter, and marched him OIL.
Tho arm which dld tho striking han eighteen
leadcn bullc;o IN &c. -Plttsburg Dispatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

CntoAGo, February 0.--TrnNsaotIona In
wheat yesterday were on n largo scale and
the market was active, Opening prices
were 1 to no higher, May selling nj
81 OH. After nm eighth cent advance
there were tremendous offerings und prlcos
broke re, This was tho bottom for the
session, Tho market rallied very slowly
and NJ II q. M. was u coz. Liverpool
and Paris cables woro bullish aud tho crowd
again began buying aud by 1880 May sold
up 70 81 03H, by one o'clock iroo selling
had put prices bnolt to ~ OH and In tho
lust half hour prices reacted to tho closing
figures. RuooipA were OF cars.
Tho trade In corn was light, tho range Of
prices for futures narrow and closing prices
but little changed from Monday. Receipts
were 0i7 cars, of which only six cars Of
graded No, q Oats were quiet and un-
changed. Receipts l2l cars. Provisions
were dull, prices ranging to close ~ TO 30
bottor.
Closing pricos-Whooti February 07M@
01g6o, May 81 0OIk@1 0ON, Juno 07c. Corn,
February 36Mc, March 35Nc, May B0Nc,
June 30kc. oatsi February 2bAc, March
25@c, May 279G@27N NJ, Juno 2796o. Pork,
February 81 AN, March Sl1 67N, May
81 IN, juno sti 87N. Lard. February
20 90, March 90 OK, May 81 OH, June
81 TO- Rlbsi FabtuAry 90 10, March
" l2h. May 90 VIZ, June 10 s2Jk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
nAoNa WHlLET Ha FLoWGRe 0LooM.

noras Flesh iIerelsed Amid the FRA.
GRANGE 90 Roses,
NHw ORLEAEG February a-fho weather
yesterday wA fine, track u little heavy aud
attendance NJ tho raoea good
Flint moO Ayo furlonW, selling, bllleok
won, Mary T second, Loyolaoo third, Time
iiia
Second race. ax furlongA selling, DuhmO
won, Electricity second. ~ Albaos third,
Time 30
Third race. four and ono'hali turlOnFS
ceiling Morlno won, Ida Lsooond, Jimmie
u third, limo 1904,
Fourth race, seven lrFlongl handicap
Mlrth won Rcd Loaf second, Event third,
Time 1910,
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NV YouK, February 0.-Tlour dull but
steady, iu0 grades winter " 85l02 20, do
fprlng " 1908 20, hupcrlno Winter 30 600
B25, do tpfingS ~ COOS 10 0xlrA No, winter
~ bOtg3 10, do eprlnR ~ 2bG3 20, city mill
extra W 00t0b 10 for Woat lndiOu. Bonthorn
stQndy, trade family extra ~ COCO 40,
Whoati options lrrOgulac and 4 70 40
higher, spot lots easier, spot sales No, rod
~ 05(Oi ", extra rcd 81 o., No, 2 rcd 05hW
D0c, No, 2 rcd 100000 No, 1 white 0S0l00t,
state white OS0gl01c, No. 2 rod winter Fob.
ruary OlJ6e, March go, May OsNo, Juno
08Nc, Corni optiong fairly active aud e
20 lower. spot l0m shade oatlor, tpot ealcB
No, 2 mixed iiNo, steamer l29kMd2NG No.
3 mixed dlc, No, 2 mixed February dilN,
March ii1o, April diNo, May iaNc
OATS options steady spot lots dull
tpot sOlcs No I white B0G No.
= do BiNC@3bo, No. I mixed 89Nc, No. q
do 800, No 2 mixed February 3lMo, March
sc, May 32Lc, No, 3 white $40, Rye dull.
Barley nominal, Pork steady now mess
$l9 0OCDl3 %. Lard slightly frinori March
" "a, May 81 34@7 40, June 81 80 but
Ter st0adyi western creamery 21Cp2Oc, east
0rn creamery 28(0B0c. Cheese steady. Now
York factory i2@l2kc, western Nat ii@
ilhc. Eggs stohdyj frosh onStorn. .-hrsls
i0c, western do t6NWl5Xc, Canadian arsta
llWi2G. Sugari raw firm, fair refining
dAc, centrifugal 06c, tcst o 0l0c, refined
frmcr, outlOaf and crushed 10, cubes and
powdered 7kc, graduated and mould A 70,
CONFECTIONERY A OJ6c, CofIco A standard
0%o, oolco oil A o b.iO@ONc, white oKtra
O09lOo, extra O li-lD@Oc, ObN@50 i0c,
yellow BAo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
whnt Am 1 to Dor

The symptoms Of biliousness are I'm
lappily but too well known. They
llifer in different individuals TO some
Mtent. A bilious man is seldom n
breakfast eater. To frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids OF q morning. His
tongue win hardly bear inspection ut
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

WAsmH0foH, February o - Governor
Hli, OF New York, arrived here yesterday
afternoon, and Is staying al tho Arlington
Last night no was the guest OF heorelAv
Whitney al tho dinner given by tho beore'
taTy 10 he president and his cabinet To
day Secretary Whitney will give a reeep-
lion al lis house In honor OF Governor
nm 10 which he has iRylled tho Demo
cratic membon Of tho hena.e aad
nouso. a number Of prominent
Democratic officials, representative Demo.
cTatA OF tho district and correspondents OF
Democratic Journals 10 Washington A
cold luncheon will DO served aud al oppor
tunlly afforded to all Of tho governors
Democratic friends here 10 shake him by
the baud, PRIOR 10 bIS departure 10 New
York city on q late train this afternoon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

ANOTHER VICTORY.

Tho nen Telephone Monopoly Wins
Again In tho Courts,
New YomG, February G-Judgo Wallace,
in tho United States Circuit Court, ytsler.
day decided In favor Of tho Bell Telephone
Company In Ia suit against The Wallace
Electric Telephone Company for infringe.
mont Of patent In hin opinion judge
Wallace mya In effect that nothl1g can
prevail nminSt the Boll patent according
10 tho dooltlons OF tho Supreme Court,
unless something new 10 brought out In
regard 10 the state Of art OF oommunioa.
ton previous TO the bell patent,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
llme. hi Id b nod whILe and fnTIed,

any time, If II is not white aud fuffed'
h il rough. AZ all events
me digestive Ryatem Is Wholly OUT OF
order and diauhea or constipation may
be- n symptom O7the two may alternate
There aTe often hemmOrfl0ldA o. even
Ions OF blood, There may De gldhlhthh
ami often headache ana aeidly on nal
ulenee and tenderness II the PIT o. lht
stomach, 10 correct all TINS Y not
effect d cure Try Green's Augpht Flower
10 costs but a tribe and thousands
0 test ita efficacy, ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
nLIg1ARD
Btriksa Canton Unawaroa Tuesday After
noon--now tho Mercury stood,

ntfiheh NhHlph AhNhAhF hAN'i
noon--now tho Mercury stood,
The mercury In the Thermometers
about the city started TO slide down
ward about noon Tuesday and by even
Ing the temperature was such that very
few persons were upon the streets, The
wind raised aud swept with great
severity through the street. In the
northern part Of this city the mercury
stood NJ three degrees above zero. Az
u o'clock this morning II stood NJ zero
there and NJ the opera house drug
store, w, IL. Theobald, the plumber,
with u smile on his face, and 0n extra
force NJ work, reported that this morn
ing the mercury stood four degrees DO.
Low nj his South Market street real.
d0nc0, The Ice men are exceedingly
pleased over the prospects for n good
harvest Of the "%oOngealed'
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FUNERAL OF THE CROWN PRINCE.
Last Mites Of tho Royal Roue Who Diod
MIIh III HMM On.

Last Mites Of tho Royal Roue Who Diod
with Ills iioota on,
VIENNA, February G-fho coffin was
opened for tho last time yesterday morn.
Ing, and tho emperor aud empress
took q last look at their son, Tho funeral
procession moved ut four p m, Tho om'
press Prinocsscs stophanIc, Glsola andValor.
10 did not attend the services, but remained
at prayer In the chapel Of the Hotbourg,
Tho other members OF tho Imperial family
Joined In the procession, Tho church Of
Capuchino was crowded with tho most dis,
tlnRulehod people, Thoro was NJ great
display Of pomp, but tho streets through
which the cortogo passed were crowded,
and the emotion was iutonsG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
ITALY WILL NOT ple6RM

While Every othcr Power In Increasing
ItB Armies.
RoME, February a,-Durlng tho debate
on tho kings speech In tho chamber OF
deputies, Premier Crispi rodioulod tho
recommendations Of tho peace society, II
was childish, no said, to propose that Italy
should dIsarm when every other power was
increasing It's nrmaments.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Road Notice.

s,nt"d IN II thn irTanIy, ~ nsIonnrs ~ u,s,l "n ~, ~ p'o ",
tholr noxt %Beenion, , arch 9TH, A, u, 1880, PRAYING
or Tho vponing of o county road on tho following
Jackson streets castwardly 20 Rowland road said
road 10 DO sixty feet Wide, and over mo lands OF tho
bolton Iron and Steel Company, Thomas Ferguson
anu =. !, Albert NJ shown upon tic now map OF
tho city OF Canton, ohio.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Canton, o., Fob q, 1880 INV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
SALE.

JUtcph sohllllg e. All Order OF halo IN Partition,
Adam sc6ilgc ct I. OOmt
iy Virtue Of M order OF sale In partition issued by
Mn clerk Of tho court Of common pleas NJ stark CO.,
ONO, IN the above acton, nnd " mo directed, 1 viii
ollOf Tor sale NJ public 0utcry NJ the door Of tho
court house, In the city " Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th dOy of March, 1880,
tho following described real estate, sltiato IN
stark county, ohio, tO-witi Dring y part Of tho
nor beast quarter Of section twelve, township nine
teen, range eight and being ono hundred aud Nix
aud one third (lCOh) OF an aero OF Of Tho south nidO
Of Bald northeast quarter and being Nh " said quar-
tor section, except that part Of said quarter now
owned by David Maurtr.
Appraised At e0,800.
Balo 10 c0mmonco ut ono O'Clock y. m. lorna,
nnO-thlfd cash, and tho balance In ono aud two
equal annual paynicnte, with Interest from day Of
sale, secured by mortgage on the prcmls,g sold.
A. LEININ0EI, sheriff.
MONO MoUAnTY, Atpyp.
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Assignee's Notice.

Tho undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified ns assignee In trust for tho benefit Of tho
creditors OF George MyerB. All persons indebted 10
SAID nbSlgnOr VIII mako Immediate payment and
creditors VIII present their oUlmp, duly nuthentl-
Gated, TO tho Undersigned for allowance.
AUSTIN lYNOH,
Assignee OF uc0rg0 Myers.
Nnni0n. o.. Jam. ION. A, D. lntn -pldW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

New YoRK, February 0..-Tho striker
shot by a policeman died at the hospital.
Tho poliGaman's name is Schneider. Tho
dead man was belt line hostlcr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
FARM FOR SALE.

In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court OF
stark county, ohio, 1 Will Oier for sale tho farm bo-
longing 10 John Custer, an imbocllo. SAID land Il
situate on tho Bolivar road, w mllcB B%OutheRat "
Navarro, Ohio, and contains t07 acres. Th0re n
upon tho promlacs u good two story Franc house,
good bank barn, and All necessary Out-buidinRef
also q nover-iaillng spring OF water At house,
For other information call on the underAlHned.
J.B BEABRI.
Guardian VI John vugtor,
Navarro, u, Eep 7,-0w
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npANlELn
opens Out March . In Now York In Hail.
rond uualnOss.

WAsAiRoToN, February O-rho following
announcement Is officials Colonel Lamont
will on March 8 ontor upon an engagement
made some time ago with q railroad cor
poratlon with headquarters in Now York
City.
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Advice to Mothera.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. II soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best reraedy for diar.
rh@a. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
KGNNA LOSING,
wost virginia Senatorial Deadlock I'm.
broken,

broken,
CHARLESTON, February G-scnator Van
Pclt Joined the opposition 10 Mr. Konnn
yesterday casting his vote for Henry 3,
Walker, Mr. Merrill voted fer H. w. Wll,
son, and McssrS, Dorr and Shanhlin foi
Frank Hereford. s. II, Piorsol received
the Union Labor votes Golf received a.
votes and Kcnna II on the second ballot
Merrill voted for Konna, but this was tho
only change, Only Two ballots were taken
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

The demand for Rinehart's Cough
Balsam is wonderful and growing
daily. Csc. Durbia, Wright Il 70.
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OKLAHOMA BILL

osts deferred IN the Senate TO Commit
Too on Territories,
WARRINGTON, February 0-Iho House
yesterday continued tho confederation VI
tho conference report on the Nicaragua
canal bill
TfiE SENATE
Tho eonate spent most Of tho day dis-
cushing the legislative appropriation bM,
Tho Oklahoma bin was, after q strong light
referred by an Overwhelming majority 10
the committee on territories, Instead OF 10
the committee on Indian affairs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
TO srlFL1 FURTHER DETAILS

or tho Untlmoiy Taking on Of Hooded
Libertinp,
vienna, February O--1hO emperor has
aummonod the council Of Austrian and
Hungarian ministers TO consider whether
II Ia bottor 10 publish further details Of tho
crown prlnoc'B death, with n Wow TO stop.
ping teandalous reports IA TO Ia cause,
Tho ooGiu Of the crown prince was buried
In flowers A mound Of them were wroath9
from Queen Victoria and Crown Princes
gtpphanIo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
THE TlLosN WILL.

Nephew OF samuel y. Appeals tho
CaAe,
New YoRW, February O.-Colonol George
II, Tlldcn has appealed 10 tho general torn
Of tho Supreme Court from the recent doci.
sion by Judge Lawrence, at tho special
term, In his suit against tho executors Of
his uncle, Samuel ]. Tildon's estate, con.
STRUNG tho will in favor Of the Tldon trust
The notice Of appeal was lled yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1889,

tho following described real estate, 10, witt Known
a. tho mill property IN NHYnoahurah, and bounded
and described IN fOlluWul being MI that part Of tho
southwest quafttr Of htUlon twNnlystw township
seventeen range aeycn ~, which Hes north Of Tho
south bank ~ tho sandy nHd HEAVIER Canal aud uAat
~ tho state read lrhdlng from Ntcuhonylllo 10 OaAs
ton, except u certain lot NJ ground adjoining said
road nnd canal, which Mas heretofore decided By
Isaac N, Ross To Elizabeth Shluo from the above do
tcrlbod tract containing about unc, fourth " An
acrel also excepting u piece u ground ON tho north
east corner Of raid quarter, containing Onn aud ono,
fourth acres tOid ~ John llotd ny said lltEHl aAo
excepting u piece Of ground sold 10 said NoNd con
tanning acres, Also u10up lnR u tract OF land IN
the met described tract horutli0rO tod 10 John q,
hong Wy Isaac N l,Oss And Adam NhnffOd, contain.
lug about thteo () Gotoe, also oXctp,lun th0 nndl
yldol three IOuttha az Of tho following tract ~.
Ing 10 100 OF an a'lQ IN tho n0rthwCtt C0rnor OF The
lonlhwoat quarter Ot section twOnly.iwO (9al nid
boiling tho hatno piece Of lHld heretofore A0id ny one
hhuler 10 one Nook, Tho tract " land hufeln DO
tgflhtd hud sought % bn raftii0ncd containing
ulill'lnWn VN) nClra, moro Or Ion, t0goth0r viii
lhp hlll building, WITH oil Tho privileges hnd appur
lo9Aneea ulcftto belonging, including the water
privileges "a now enjoyed, AMI which pAs6na
through tho HOulhWtbt quarter NJ said HrOtlnn ne.
anu also saw mil and two tenant hOusua altuAthd
upon TIC TOT OF lind above described,
Appraised NJ saC00,
sale 70 commence NJ one O'olOut n, N, TormA ono.
thlfd cnnh anu the balance lu one and two equal
annual UhyinunA, With luicrutt from dny OF sale, 40
cured ny mortgage on tho promises sold,
A, LEtNINGER, Sheriff.
al Rom, Any,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

ny Virtue Of an order VI hAlN IN partition lAaaed By
Mo clerk Of tho e0urt OF common pleas uf STARK 20.
ohio, IN tho above AelQn, aud Ia mo directed, 1 viii
ohof for sale nj public 6ulOry 4, tue door VI The
court house, IN tho city " Canton, Oh