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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1855
Notice 10 KOn.ReSldOntS and Unknown
Heirs, In Partition,

10 the hori Of Daniel Alr deceased, late of stark
county aud state Of uhlul
Henry nnlr Robooca Hair aud lortlh Roth
whose residences Hro NJ Niles IN tho hAiq VI Mlnhls
gnu, and cyrus 10th aud thAa, y, ngndeg wlgae
nlnrrs VI rUhldenrO IN unknown, WIN take nOlco lhAt
on tho p0th day 0f june, a, p llNp, MARIA lNlon.
na pinlntn commenced civil action Tor partition
aghlnft thOm ANA others NJ defcndaniA, In tho court
0f Common rloAa NJ STARK county, ono whore we
same N now pending, demanding PARTITION or we
following nr0inl ok, FituAtn IN Hhll county lhl HlAc,
And bounded mud described 90 follows nnnnhlhH
nj point lttenn ana xtyshundfrdthH ObuOlohhlnH
nouth OF the northeast corner Of tho hOlthst quar-
ter VI section twcniyuN (lN), being also thc n0tth.
east corner 0i lnud now owned Wy Jphn HuulAl
thunCO north three degrees nnd forty minutes uaAt
twenty sfyO aud ten hundtedthn (hlO) chains 70 u
post thonco wea, olghy.nyc dogfoga alu l0tly,iyo
nlnhlca north, forty and Hoycuy-nyo hundrcdths
(iO70) ohalnb 10 a btono thonoo south touclcHtnrs
hnd nineteen minutes west, twohy' hyo ana eighteen
hundfUdthu (pb1H) chains 70 Ht0ne ih0n1O th.t
oHhiy. fyO degrees aud nny4nYo minutes SOUTH
fOity.ono and four huudto1thA (al0i) OAlna " tho
plnuO ~ beginning containing OnO hundred and
Two and oghly-onN hundrodIls liOaHl) acres OF
land, ,... T..
aOycrnlty prayH that partition OF bnld nromlnrs may
bo mndO and that tho dOwor OF ono laalah EHalg "
defandnnt ho nagrnod In said promises, or II n
nhnl Anpehr that partition can not without manifest
injury DO made, then that the same may DO SOLD, qr
other 0rdur taken purauant 70 the Amtnto IN auoh
You arc required " enswor said petition on tho
eiat day OF August A, u, lteip or the .elmo VIII By
.ahon ns confessed, and Judgment rendered ana
PARTITION made accordingly, ,,, ., ,,r,,, ma,
DY john SroSentLEn, her AttN iHiLw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
A PRoHInIpIoNIsT

He Wants 10 Know, You Know 80 Some
Questions, With Pertinent Observe
tions--'F0rakera aud His frienda---A A Nov
berlin Logiolan'A Views Facts and
fanoies-'- The Repository hditor ana
Truth
written for tho RHws-DRHooRAri
What political party Ia the true tenn
peTanee partyY
The Republican party claims 10 be,
What IL practical temperaneeY
High license or tax laws,
How long since the q, D, T. adyo'
Gates llcensaf
They are but recent converts 10 the
Foraker eeternal principle OF taxation"
What other parties favor license or
taxY
The dlatlllers, brewers and saloon
men,
10 the q, o,P, the moral party in
OhiOY
Yes, Cincinnati morals, Their only
hope Of auGeeaa Is In tho saloon YOte,
Don't all the liquor men and bum
merR vote the Democratic tiGkeIy
No, not ALL The depository says the
liquor men defeated Foraker once, onig
OHCei
Has Gov, Foraker been faithful in
his Gllicey
On yes lIe golIantly guarded the
rebel hags (witu Inns mouth, h6 put
down the White Caps, but hc Ia u mla.
cradle failure Ha Tho chief executive Of
state laws.
Mention one Of these lawsy
The Sunday law
Can tho Sunday liW he enforced
Yes, Tie Repository says II can be
enforced eyeu IN uter soaked Liuclnr
natl
That is Prohibition Can Prohibl,
ton p0hlbltY
Yes The Repository says that tie
brewers warn immigrants not 10 90 ~
Maine, Iowa or ktusaa, tor life would
be unbfarable TO them,
What 10 high llcenseY
Permission 10 sell liquor on payment
OF from 800 10 900 4 year
Does the editor Of the depository
know what high license iaY
No, For he says high license reduced
the number OF saloons IN Plllaburg
from 1900 10 O3,
What caused the reduGtlOnY
The restrictive clauses and dlaere'
tiOnary power vested in the license
court, There were more applCanta
under the Brooks law than before,
Does the &, o, p oppose the saloon
and mean 10 close ity
Nea, Some of their atumpera say tax
II 10 death THAT Is, make Il monopoly
Of II; 40 enrich the saloon mani Said
Rtumpera are either Ignorant or doceiy'
Ing the people,
Why did The liquor men defeat For
akCr OnCeY
Because they did not have their eyes
open 10 the. fact that tax WAS TO be made
the barrier 20 Prohibition,
What 10 the outlook for OhlOy
"COXey old boy" 10 FOraRer'B gener'
alI60imO OF SiHsiHHdtio bummera,
MOerllOn, the brewer, is committeeman,
The Free Press N doing all II can t1
prove tho q, o, r. the friend Of person
III liberty whiSkey ana beer.
Wont Christian men vote the q, q, T.
tlcketY
Yes, very many will, but not bccaUSC
OF bfiHg ChUSiidH, or on the side Of
moral right blind partylsm,
Who controls the G., o. T.. In Ohio
the moral elemGnty
No, Geo, Is, Cox, counts more than
q thousand such preachers aS Dr Null
ler Of the Frat NJ, h, church Of Canton
Has the religious element no say N
the q. q, PY
Yes about ~ much as the small tail
Of u big dog, In controlling the dogt
movements
You are nm apt scholar, we viii lool,
AZ the platform Tor the next lesson,
NEW BERLIN, July 90 "PAuL,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
CANTON, AUGUST Slh, al BARNETT House
MassIllon, Aug, 10TH at Conrad House
Alliance, Aug, 18th, at Chase House.


ThlacmInent Gormen specialist from Berlin
Doaltlyelv curea nh dlHphHcH Of the Eye, Ehr,
Nose Throat aud lungu after nll olhcI iNl, llo
has cured more Cnfca Of hllhuncH, ncNlnVtH,
CRlarrh, Throat aud Lung Dlscascs 'hah any
"CC'Ih Cbr@o3iS @ Discnaoa OF tho Eye, such
M 0runnlHtpd Lids, Chronic Inflammation Ol
the LldN Of the Iris, of tho thptold, OF lhotgl-
Ina, Chronic UlrurAliuni, hphHmN ol tho lAuH,
Cancor0f the Lids nnd Eye, Tears running over
the Checks, Day aud Night Blindncw, pululcnt
nrMailonng Sore EyCa, donurih0chl Ophlhul-
mia, Rod lilotchua of Brown ones on the YIN,
White Spots on the Eye Glnmeomn or Cupplng
OF tho NOryc, AmnurOsiH, Failing oul OF Lhhnon
sores, l,Odncas0i EdgCsOf LIDS aud Eyct' ana hll
OthordHoaaot 10 which tho CyourllH nppVnuhFoa
arcllOblo, p0Alliyo And thpll 9WoEuNlNn io
Har Troubles arc cured by Pr snlm ~ IN
hat0nIahngly quick time, llo VIII relieve you
NJ all roaring, hasng ana rlng.rS pOten, hcAy,,
noaa, itchlnk, pain, running OF we culi VIII
rloocupn holo ma oi Na.v'Ini a,,, Inn
yunton with natonsahngly pOllilng tosnlM.
Noae.-Dr SNlm has paid pnulqnlnt hllon-
| Ion 10 OdlAOaaOs OF this organ, llc nnsllNpyCulOh
ho worst cases OF CAiAk kiti' even " wy ,uu
| b0nca have partly been eaten upi removes 20.
| ypnnby hla now method, without phini tcHlorg,
| hn nOnaO Of smell and tAnlO, hnd removes ictlu
| )dor m u rchul, OF COtarth In ono setting,
Diaonsea OF rho Ihront ana LunHe
arc cured, aud moro ,nslonialllngy Eoou lo'ulu
| nave been obtained by Dr. Sulm thnn Wy any
other physcian In tho world. lie WIN roweyG
| fonalla Without pnln Nni loss ol bloou, WIN
| euro YOUR nlr0rnlnd ~ FUnulntcd sore throat;
rcatofO your lost or cracked voice ne good na
ever, qunrAntpo also 10 euro Hay Fcycr Aelh'
ma, Hlonchtia, Winter Und Chronic CouNlh'
| DR., Snlm has un hih record b0okA chhcA Qi Npn-
| aumnllon which came 20 him with one lung oi
parts of one Como. lilo has by .hiA treatment
| hrnlod up the Cnvltoa m thclr lungs, nnd tlit
pntlonta now bid fair 10 outllNc amy one WIN
nW-1,o nndaoo Dr. salm NJ this Welt, Con.
| auItnilon aud examination ilEE AddTonb nl
communications 90 Dh, MONTY BALM,
CDlumhuH. Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
NAVARRn,


Especial Couwpondcncol
NAVARRO, July 20.
Coal was struck Yesterday morning In
the new coal shaft southwest OF Ma
yarre, opened by Ridgeway Burton u
Co., NJ q depth Of about lO3 feet The
coal is Of u superior quality and nearly
elk feet In thickness. II Is estimated
that this new coal territory 10 one Of
the most extensive IN the TugCorawas
valley Preparations are being made to
erect tho necessary buildings no once
Miller n Frye, saw'mllers, have com
menCed 10 saw out the necessary tim
bers needed TO construct the trestework
and other buildings; carpenters ARE NJ
work and In u few weeks the buildings
will be ready for the machinery, A
switch has already been surveyed con
Meeting with the O., q. n $, railway
near justus, Everything ls progressing
finely under the general supervision OF
superintendent llardgoye. 10 Is
thought that In xix weeks coal VIII be
shipped from the new mine.
There was quite an interesting time
In town yesterday evening, aud II was
all caused on account of u wager be-
tween u. y. Sewers and Michael Burk
to the amount Of u dollar, Burk bet
Sewers q dollar that he could beat him
running one hundred yards; the bet was
promptly taken by Sowders, and time
set for last evening nj 7 o'clock, Az the
hour appointed q large crowd OF Citi'
2ens assembled at the school grove, the
place designated where the race was TO
come Off. Dayy Deniua was chosen As
referee, the word was given TO so and
1t was amusing to see them jumping
through the tall clover In the school
yard. Burt beat Sewers, coming out
ahead about two feet, Considerable
money changed hands.
The break In the Ohio Canal has been
repaired again and the level hns been
| filled with water, and the boats that
have been delayed for the last ten days
started this morning on their journey
norlhward,
Two boatmen In q beOstly state Of
intoXiCatlon were seen reeling around
on the towpath yesterday afternoon In.
sultlng women and children, We do
not see where Marshal Stahl Is nj such u
| time. lie claims that he is patroling
the town constantly, and yet he fails TO
arrest such violators.
| J. j. Whitacre, Of the law firm of
Case, Monnot n Whit0cre, was down
to Navarro yesterday getting names to
be used as witnesses In the case now
pending Ia Probate court, ., Stahl,
| marshal, ys Michael ABLY, The case Is
one where the defendant left out his
COW near his residence for pasturing,
| and as was claimed by Adley, was be.
| ing watched by soma OF the children at
the time the mlr came along and
attempted 70 drI he COW into the
city pound; Wmlu lI IS In the act of
driving the COW away, scullle ensued
between Michael ABLY and the marshal,
the former getting the better Of him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

Alliance and Stark county and hia gen
erbsity IL worthy OF tho highest praise
The Gorilla 10 all right Keep him IN
the upper museum, but lel the political
gorilla stay away from the college com
mencement
During the afternoon exercises yes
teIday President Marah called for sub
serlptions TO and tho Morgan dymnaal'
um, The following contributions were
made, Valentine Lawrence slOO, Nal
w, W. Oantine $50, ., w. liOepher $50
n. II, Morgan, Jr, a2b, David fordlng
1926, II, III, Stewart $50, A, ~ burton
$40 Harding Bailey 30,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
MAHY ANE ON A DRUNK.

That "Much wronGod" Woman Turns
Up Ia u Police Courl'sCivil Service Ros
form, and Moral Reform March olo-
riouuly on, Hand IN Hand, ia the Polioo
Court,
frlau Dealers Washington surcall
WASHINGTON July %, Mary Ann
DOughrrJy who became we'll nigh a
national issue last fall because PreNi-
dent Cleveland twice vetoed her pen,
sion bill ON the ground that she had
llgurId extensively In police court aud
had been NJ one time u hOrlOt, " again
IN trouble, Her cause was ChamplOncd
by Charlotte Smith, president Of the
Working Womans national league aud
by Senator Blair until this touching
recital Of her persecution became Il
layorte theme IN Republican news.
papers and on the stump, Resolution
after resolution was drawn on the pres
ideut by Working WOmCnB leagues,
and the Republican National committee
took care that they were scattered
broadcast, OF course II was all for
political effect, but after the election
Charlotte Smith aud senator Blair
would not let the matter rest and iu'
sisted that the administration do jus.
tiCe TO u "persecutOd aud wrongGd'
woman. Accordingly Secretary Rusk
gave her u lucrative position In the
agricultural department, 10 day Mary
Ann, poor prosecuted Mary Ann, ap'
peared before u local police Judge TO
answer 10 the charge Of being drunk
aud disordorly" She begged mercy of
the court as She was afraid, she said, of
losing her 0nlclal position, The Judge
said he would give her another chnnce,
but told her n she continued 10 get
drunk, she would have TO so to the
wOrlShOuSe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

THERE is nothing intrinsically i'm.
probable In the story that Postmaster.
General Wanamaker gave u letter TO u
Southern man which secured him u
coveted appointment from the Treas.
ury Department solely on the strength
of The latter's purchase of q bill of
goods Of the house Of WanamaRer n
Co. This is just the kind Of motive
which would influence q commercial
man who is in politics as u part of his
business N. Y. World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hahds, Chill
bluins, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and odsitIvely cures Piles, or no pay re-
blurred. II Is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Durbin. Wright 4 Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Cntnrrh Can md Has Been
dlmrcL hY hlr. knlm.

had alwnya been told that Ontaith In the
head could mol DO cured, and | hAd about como
20 tho conOluaion that u was 10, nftor having
tried no much, until | came for treatment TO Dr.
MorIls salm, of Columbus, o., who has made u
speciality OF Diseases OF the oy0, ear nose ANA
throat The trouble In my head mud nose, IN
wull ~ pain In the chest, allbognn slowly 70 dis
appear during his treatment, before ! began
With DR.. bnlm lost All onofgy, appetite, bpCnmp
puny nnd thin, but now, thanks 10 his Akilliul
treatment, am once more my old Hcli-halo and
hearty, MRe, leLIzAnETu MILLER,
RngoraylllO, rugcarawas County, Os
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given that plat IA now on ne IN
the once of tho Ulty Clyl Engineer II the clW OF
Canton, ohio, ph0wlng the BtroutA, alleys ana avon,
CIV Rnld plat ID now ready for inspection by per-
Hona lnturoated therein, Tho Plating Commission
of said city Will mpct IN their once, NJ the OlY nl
drlna AK weeks noxt after tho date hereof 10 hear
objections 10 said plat or any part thereof ana
making such alterations thereto ~ may DO deemed
JAMES rRAuNFELTER,
President Of Plating Commission,
wM, H. wyANT, Secretary,
canton, o., July w, 1850 lpb.tw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
rnn nna1spRArloN oUTnAon.
How 10 10 Regarded IN othor Citos Of
Ohio,
Illom no Mans0old shIoll nnd UanOfl

ll'fom tho Mansfield Shield and Bannorl
Forallers 5000 beauty the election
board met last evening IN their elegant
rooms IN the Wise block, The WORK Of
re.distrlCting the city was taken up and
three Of the wards sub divided,
This elaborate piece Of damphoolery
has already cost the city Of Mansfield
IN debts contracted, nearly $500. The
Shields estimate that the registration
farce would cost the city and county
5000 annually, there being two regis.
traiions yearly 10 about correct, There
Is not q citizen, Republican or Demo.
crat, but who denounCes this piece Of
antl.home rule politics for cities the
size of Mansfield, as outrageous. The
0stensible object Of the fraud is TO 50.
cure honest elections. stun The gem
uine object, stripped of olap.trap and
yerblage,ts to perpetuateEis Lilliputian
Greatness, Small Potatoes Foraker in
office by placing In the hands of such
irresponslbles as Old Bill Cappeller
and George b, Cox the complete control
of the election machinery Of small
cities, no matter what the cost Ia TO the
tax payers. The Richland county
farmers, will be heard from concerning
this attempt to saddle 5000 additional
taxes upon them, TO hold elections In
Mansfield.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Executors Notice.

Notice ~ hereby given that the undersigned have
h0un duly appointed and qualified ~ executors ~
the estate ut samuel A. Nrhfhuih late uf stark
county, uhio, deceased, iOllN Lilly
SUSAN 4. sCuWAN1N,
Dated july 30 isgi,.a5dN' Esoculors'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Executors Notice.

Notice n hereby given TINT the undersigned has
buun duly appulu ud and qualified hg executor NJ
the estate ~ Anna E. rlatL late Of STARK county,
uh0, deceased, -
ALONED j, bOups,
Dated July 10 1880. lisdw Executor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
eHRRIFF SALE.

ueorgo W. Uooto order 0f Sale,
w. Y hthfN luuhlf NululhVh
Frank Munn ot uK, Pleas Court
uy virtue " nm order Of sale issued by Wo clerk
Of thc court VI common pleas ui stark county, ono,
IN mo above action, aud 70 mo directed, VIII 0uor
iof sale 1T public nulcry, ~ tue door OF luu court
house, In tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1889,
tho following described real estate, to.wli lot
number 10, In Washington village, STARK county,
ONO,
Appraised NJ 5000,
galo TO commence ut one o'clock ., M Terms
'''"' A. LEININ0ER, sheriff
mono a MoOARTY, Att'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
LOng-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the perseVering use OF Ayers
Barsaparilla.
This medicine ia an Alternative, and
causes u radical change In the system,
The process, In some cases, may not DO
quite 30 rapid as In others but with
persistence, tho result Ia certain.
Read these testimonials -
nBOr two years / suffered from &C.
we're pain m my right side and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
aud dyspepsia After giving several
medicines d fair trial without purell
began 10 take Ayers harRaparila, 1
was greatly benefited by the lrht bottle,
aud after taking five bottles ! was COM
pletely cured, ~ John W, Benson, 20
Lawrence at,, Lowell, Mass,
Last May large oaIhunele broke .out
on my arm, Tho usual remedies hal no
effect and / was confined 10 my bed Tor
eight weeks, A friend induced mo totfy
Ayers haraaparilla, Loss han three
bottles healed the sore, In all my eNpe'
Tienoe with medicine, l never saw more
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect Of the uHe Of this
medicine was tho strengthening 0i my
sight" Mrs, Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas,
'"I had o dry aoaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly and, aa my broth,
or and sister were similarly AFFLICTED,
presume tho malady IL hereditary Last
winter, d. TyTOn, (Of fernandlna,
Fla recommended mo 20 take Ayera
BaTaaparlla and continue " Tor year,
For hye mOntha took IL daily, ! have
not had bemlah upon my body iOr tho
last three months" = y ~ Whey llO
Chambers st, Now York City,
"Last fall and winter ! was troubled
with dull, heavy pain In my side, l
did not notice ~ much ~ iiIht, but 10
gradually grew worse until " became
almost nnbearabe, During tho latter
part OF this time, disorders OF tho atom.
noh aud liver Increased my troubles, I
began taking Ayers haraaparllla, and,
after faithfully continuing tho uRo OF
this medicine for aomo months, the pain
disappeared ana was. completely
cured. Mrs, Augusta A. furbuah,
Hayerhlll, Mass, ---=.-.4A-sAs
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED ny
Dr. j, o, Aver q Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
Price ti alE bottles, ". Worth 40 bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Dissolution Notice.

The UHn of Wlryrl a Co. has this day been dla.
solved 10y mutual ruufout ", q, Wuryu WIN pay Ali
cInlna The hualuUsa Viii be- continued under tho
former unnu \, g. MAWNEL
INisdtsWud li a, HAMILTON,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
A PAIR OF BLACK EAGLES
THAT Woro Captured in tho Northern
Part of tho County.

Part of tho County.
Mr.. NJ. Hang Of Plain township has
in hIs possession pair of young black
eagles that were captured In the north.
erh part Of Stark county by n man
named Q. Drombaugh They are but
several weeks old and measure nearly
thirty.slx inches from tip TO tip, They
are willing TO give hand In lighting at
any time by throwing themselves on
their backs and clawing and spreading
their wings. They will devour birds,
frogs, mice and young chicks almost as
soon as they have them In their clutch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
saturday, Tho I'm day of August, 1880,

the following described real estate situated IN the
cOunty Of AtAfk and state 0f onto, hhu known ~ y
mart ~ the northwest quarter Gt htrlluh y Ogms
menolng f0r hOundiy NJ q point N the norm lne
Of lands owned by ono w, n Williams, lui lerl
eastward from tho southwest corner OF lIarl pl
land containing . acres conveyed w ftlff ihhnrn
and wife 10 ihhah n, rO0l by deed dated october
~ ltgOl th0nC0 n0flhwAfdly RW feet inches, par
ailel with the west boundary oi said Two acre liAcl
thence 0aatwArdy along the north lhb ~ hAll lwp
fsa tract h2 feet ana incheN thenru HngllWhllY,
parallel with the west boundary ol thlu lWo Nle
tract pO9 feet inohra N point ui un noun llht nl
ead Williams lAndi thence MehtWhfdly un lho nuilh
Ilne OF Williams lAud % feet hlnehea u place OF hn'
ginning In Canton township hHff county nllo We
Fight 0i way across strip VI lAnd 10 lrel Wup run
Ming west aud east across Aald tWu acre tlhr on u
eAa( side thefO0fAnd u strip 10 lert Wllu LuhllhH
across said two acre tract north hnl south lhe ehn
ino Of said strip being tho said Weh Hue ul lhn phl,
oel VI land conveyed feaetvlnn, hpNeNpr 70 lhe
wnerH Of any aud hll paris Of thld Two hgio llhol
inc right NJ way Tor tcini thelt heirs hnl hwlHnp
f0feve said twOHfipa VI land hnld fRhHoi way 70 DO
used hy said gtAnrr his heirs nud assigns unly ~
appnTtnlua 10 tho parcel VI land hereby conveyed,
bui subject 70 all legal highways
Appraised At b1bo
sale 70 commence At O'Clock ,, M Terms
A. LElgIgGGlL sheriff,
MilLER& a roNnmNr, AltyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Executors Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned has
beon dnly appointed aud qualified ~ Executor VI
mo estate Oi Ooneanah Mllor late Of stark county
ohio, ducuaaed, UliAB, A, MILLER
Executor
Dated July w, iBe0,.p5dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
SHERIFF. SALE.
saturday the 18th day of August, 1889,

the following described real estate, toswlt The
eatt half OF the northwest quarter " NrcllVh huh
bef nfteen (lb), township number twenty l9Ol OF
range aeyrh (7j 0f stark county, ohio, rnnlalnlhN
olghiy (sOl a0lrl more or loss, but subject TO Ml
legal highways,
Also tho southeast part 0t tho southwest quarter
of sroiinn ton ilOl, uf township tWrnY (alh ahu
ranvg seVen i9l in stark county, ohio, beginning
Tor thp annie M te southeast corner uf shld quarter
aeetiuni thnuon vest along the llhe OF lht hnlt lu
the c0rhof pnst 0t John lilauyH hnd thence north
with snid iiiseya EASTERN boundary line, 10 tho thld
,Iohn liiauy a northeast c0fnOu thence east alnhi
Aainuni F6NH south boundary inc w lho euNlhrWl
cofnOr VI anld foxa lhndi thence south Wpnk lhu
uunfttr line tn tho southeast CORNER ui Mlu quartet
Il tbOng the place oi beginning, containing MY (ool
Horct
The 40 acre tract appraised NJ biN00,
galo to commence NJ 1 O'Clock y, m, Terms,
'''" A. LEISiNGEll, Shorln
Jog. PurAgr A RoN, Atrya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
snMRIFF SALE.
1Ordef VI Hale IN Partition,
htark 90, Common fipAh
\ court.

John Ebery order q Y AaIe g Partition ,I!
oalharlne Men taL Court
ny virtue of an order Of sale In partition shnea Wy
eierk Of tile oOuTt Of common pleas VI hAih
oOuuty OHIO aud W ne dlTeeteii VIII pher tpi hAe
AZ public Out0ry on tho premises, ~ sugar u'ssA
township on
Saturday, the 10th day of August, 1881,
Tho following described real estate situate N lhe
county NJ stark aud 6iae NJ ph0i ald hhpNh hl wv
east halt ~ the northwest quarter pf hnpNpn lhIlH'
Al fiAI township eleven (ll), and range Ten tlul
containing eighty tbOl ares more oI leas'
Appraised VI $1,000
Halls 10 commence W one O'Clock n W, fplihh
One third oash on tho day " sale, 0nhr
thlrd In OnH year aud One'thifd ~ Two leAla
lheTeAflaT the deferred payments 70 puhl lhlplpal
from day VI hale, aud 10 10 secured Ny lhpiHAhe
On tho premises sold,
A, LEININGEii, Sheriff.
HAHTRH a KRlOHBAUM, AWYa