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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26

For any case Of nervousness, Sleep
sessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
Try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price in market
d,yJxr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26
Coe has quantities of silk umbrellas low.

Fine line Seal Sacques and Jackets. Mer-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26

Gloves, Gloves. Low. Coe, Coe, Coe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26
1sU and ls2 Middle street.

lSU and 1872 Middle Street,
New Garments arriving al
most daily at our store.
We haven't time 20 grow
oId-fashioned, and we like to
thing that every dollar spent
with US gives you a dollars
worth of satisfaction in
return.
We believe in modern ways
of doing business.
Yesterday we received a
n ew line of Youne Mems
Blue Fur Beaver ovsrcoats.
Price $40. These added to
our large stock, seems,
though we ought to suit
everybody. and we DE-, bout!
The little boys mothers are
fast ffndings out about our
Cape overcoats for Boys 8 to
3 years.
They are well made and
trimmed and the Patterns
very handsome, So toSIo.
store open THE evening
until 10.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26

Seal. Ly Bear and Monkey Sets. coe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26

500 long Coachman's Cape Overcoats. sizes
named for an ALL WOOL Cape Overcoat.
$3.50.
CALL TODAY and SECURE ONE.
200 Boys fine All Wool full Cape Over
coats carried from last season, regular price
81, IS and $40, now offered at $500 EACH.
Sizes 4 to II.
1000 Boys handsome plain School Suits at
$500 PER SUIT. Sizes A TO IA.
Boys fine Knee Pant Suits in sizes TO 16
years at SO. IS, $40, S12. S14 and S15.
Large Boys full Cape Oyercoats, grand
variety for selection So to S18 and $40.
100 dozen LEADING styles Of Boys and
Children's School and Dress HATS and
CAPS at manufacturers prices.
30 Boys Winter Caps at 20 cents each (all
wool.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26

Fan style SILK Hats for $500, Coe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-10-26

Mems fine Black Moscow Beaver
Overcoats in ,izes IS to "A. usual price $40
and Sl5. offer ed at ONLY $40.
About 200 Inice All Wool fine Overcoats
carried from last season and perfect and
faultless comprising Blue, Black and Brown
Chnchillas and Kersey Beavers, last
seasons price SIS, $40 and $22, now
OFFERED AT SIS each.
Mems fine Heavy Extra long ULSTERS
at SIS, So, $40 and $I2.
Newer, better and finer grades at SIS, 500
and $25.
We offer in these goods very DECIDED
BARGAINS.
Mems Extra Quality Leather Jackets
$3.50, worth Sc.
quality, only $500, worth $3.50. These
goods we are closing out and are big
bargains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
THEFT OF A CAMPAIGN IDEA.

We learn that stealing the mailing
list of u newspaper IL u penitputinry
Ollense, under the laws Of New York,
and u person who purchases u mailing
list with money, with u knowledge that
II was stolen, Is equally guilty under
the law with the original thief Dur
ing the negotiations between the man
who stole the mailing list Of the New
York Voice, and the various members
Of the National Republican Committee,
Mr.. John ), ClbrksOn, secretary Of Cum
miltee, gave Mr.. Durtte, the thief, the
following note OF introduction 10 Col.
w. w. Dudley, the ueasureT
"l'biS gentlemen Is " c0iHO 10 as,
dad may DO obio 10 giBe important IN.
formation IN he iatorCSt " hOacgg.-
Us. O."
Now Just road the AFFIDAVIT e Dur.
Gee, giving an account VI his conference
with Dudley and Clarkson in which the
price (S2DO) was agreed upon for the
stolen Inst Of the Voice,
"lNOr those lists already furnished
GARRISON asked what price | wanted
for them, said $500. Ito then said
that the price was iair III the work was
effective, | then added that | would
have to give up my place Funk u Wag.
nails after this transaction and wonld
like to have employment ON the Ma.
tional Republican Committee in saising
funds on plans usually employed by
Funk 81 Wagnqlps. H0 then said; 1--WE
will make II $3.50 In all" aud suggested
that | still remain in the of.
fee OF Funk n Wagnalls In
order TO gain more Information.
He then gave me q t~lty.dollar bill for
the surrender OF The circulars ana lists
and made an appointment for Monday
morning, Clarkson afterwards gave
me Ave ten'dollar bills and two checks
ON the Garfield National bank for S75
each, one signed by W, w Dudley,
Treasurer of the National Republican
Committee, and tho other by w, w.
Dudley and NJ ). Quay, thus making u
total of $3.50 M originally agreed upon
by MIR. Clarkto on and myself"
IL was certainly II campaign of Ideas,
and Mr.. Clarkson ought to have a Cabi.
net chair.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
A NEW PHASE
Jennie Lind Not 20 be Prosecuted
Public Sentiment aud Friends
Help Her Out " Her
Trouble.

Charles H. Frazer superintendent OF
the Humane society, went TO Masail'
lon this morning, on business connect
cd with tho baby Of Jennie Liud, who
Ia now under arrest In MasSillOn charg.
ed with abandoning the child, Mr.
Frazer llaA become security Tor the
costs In tho cast and ~ looks ~ II the
matter would be pushed TO the end,
Tie case In exciting great interest
aud when n comes ~ trial SOM start.
ling Developments may Oe discovered
that will implicatG other parties who
stand high IN MaasillOn, The case viii
come up before Mayor Frant2, SatUr.
day afternoon, NJ o'clock, Several
witnesses from this city will 40 10 Mas,
slll0n 10 testify,
AT q late hour this afternoon the
NEws'D EM0oRAT's regular correspond
ent NJ Massill0n sends tho startling In.
formation that the case against Jennie
Lind, Of Navarro, on the charge Of
abandoning her infant child, would
not be pushed, The case was 10 have
come up for trial Saturday afternoon,
but on account Of public feeling and
the pressure brought 10 bear by inlu,
entlal friends, 10 has been settled by
their paying the costs In the case,
Miss Lind has always sustained q
good reputation aud public sentiment
there Is OF the impression that her sut'
ferings have been severe enough, The
infant, which has been the cause Of all
the trouble, will be taken by parties
In Massillon, No one knows what will
be done with the case against Simon,
who 10 now under arreat for baBtafdy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
A PHYSICIAN
Who Says, "a Professional AbOr-
Zionist Combines
The Elements Of q Murderer, Tibet
aud BlaeRmailer,"
Neither Human Nor Divine Punishment
Dan be too Revere,'

The grave questions that have for
some months beHn |agltating the minds
OF tnG medical fraternity, continue an
absorbing topic IN local olrrles A leid'
ing phyblclW with the accustomed
mpdeaty OF lla profession, rrmirItd 70
day, with the stipulation tlat ilh nHmb
boz not used, "tlis agitation has been
productive Ol much good, lthaH opened
tho eyer Of the moral public 10 u state
OF Affairs ard Il practice, which, II al
lowed 10 continue, meant the downfall
Of our entire social fabric, IL has
taught parents th6 Rdyihabillty OF
giving GlOhtr attention " tho
moral training Of their soma aud
daughters, IL has put q quietu6 on
The nefail0uB practice that had become
30 hhamttully common, aud while some
Ot II has been done within thu past
mouth, yGt tho practitioner have been
and are no cl0Hrly watched that their
nhuman ana Crimlnal work ID beo0m'
Ing loss frequent aud Ia time our action
VIII bo more fully appreciated 10y the
public Than II wa had chosen 70 do
nounrn by name the phyelGldue who by
their criminal practice litYd C0inpr0'
missed the standard Of u profession
which should be no the head of all
human science, 10 has saved the lives
of hundreds of women ana their of,
spring, has paved tho way 70 an ora Of
healthier stronger ana more ondur'
able mothers, and all We want
and must have Is legislation that Will
punish severely tho humnu ghOuld who
choose the medical profession, not
with u view of doing homer ana service
20 mankind, but 10 earn u living, as II
were, In u practice that deserves utter
degradation and for which neither hu.
man nor Divine punishment can be too
severe, A professional abuTtiOni6t III
beyond doubt the very lowest OF all
criminals; he combines the elements OF
the murderer, thief aud blaukmWler ia
one, aud that tho medical profession
should be diahOnOred by having within
ita clrGlea creatures possessed Of such
character Is alarming cause for agita,
ton, 10 what depths they viii 40, In
shown by the anonymous threats nd
dressed W some of our phyBlciang, who
have had the courage ~ dGleud the
honor Of tho profession, aud denuunGe
tho yilainouB practice, repeat, the
agitation has boon productive OF u
world Of good; II Is already observable
aud with continued agitation, that the
benellcient results viii grow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
TnH Es pRAoN

Tho Most Fatal Storm Evor Before
Known ia Pon%nayivanlai Large Num-
Dor Of Persona Killed--fmmouae Do
Htruotion Of Property,
PmrsnuUd, Jan, 10, Reports from
points In the path Of The storm como In
very slowly on account of the dCmutal.
ilrd condition OF Che telegraph gpryiCe.
licuding appears 10 have suffered the
most, The actual death list there iB
likely tp reach one hundred ana u largo
number OF poor families wlll bee utterly
wrecked, The cyclone seems % nave
had tho most destructive power no
Reading II struck Che northern 500
ton OF the city, lud destroyed every
thing la It's path 10 was 70 twisting
cyclone, terrible and quick Ia its do,
gfruclluu, The creates. loss of life
was In the silk mill, where two hun
drcd ava ilty wurhmru, mostly
girls were employed, An these
wcrO buried Ia tho ruins.
Tho building WIS o hugo structure,
most substantially built four stories In
height and a basement, ~ occupied an
entire block ut ground, Tho building
was nearly 300 feet IN louglh aud about
$50 feet wide, 10 was gmmounted
by % massive tower fully
100 feet from the ground.
H. went To pieces Hike \ cob house, IL
rs Thought that atty persons lost their
lives outright IN the crash,
-Four persons ure known ~ have per,
iBhGd with the destruction Of tho paint
shops Of tho Reading rHilrOad,
The storm was very fierce NJ Harris
burg, but no lives were lost.
Two mon were Killed nj sudbury and
several others Injured, some OF whom
will die,
The destruction Of property 40 VIII,
iamspurJ is reported very large.
AZ Washington, Ia, tho wind de-
slruyed a number Of drricks. Tho
Charters Oh Company loses four and
the Wheeling Oh Company Two aud u
quantity Of ol, Two Houses m town
were uuroOlud
AZ Carlisle the United Stlto8 Train.
ing school waS damaged $4,000.
Tho Union Window Glass Works
were wrecked NJ Bollliro, but no liyos
lost.
" Is estimated that tho velocity Of
the cyclone IN plttsburg was no miles
per hour,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
wAYN HBDURa.
Crisp Jottinga OF News From an nnter'
priaing Burg.
Especial UOrrasp0ndmoel

D'lhiuK buEks
Especial Corrospond@eei
WAYNsDURG, Jan. TO- Merchants
complain Of dull trade,
William Mcdonald and his brand
new wife have taken up their abode on
Michael Mowls farm, ll
Beatty Scott 10 living with his grand
mother, Mrs, James Beatty In Rose
township,
still there'stalk Of clay works, None
yet
r., Il, Wilson was surveying land for
NJ, NJ. Mays to-day, IL
Mr., Mert, Smith, Wooster, Misses
Carrie and Minnie ll0inoB, Malvern at
tended the fancy dress party held nc II,
Net2's residence,
Gruber 10 Cunningham have received
their frs shipment OF leaf tobacco and
are making the same into cigars
R. u. Greer has resigned his relations
with The Qui Vlyo Club.
The improvement committee met
Tuesday evening aud made arrange
ment5 for work.
Yesterdays storm did some damage.
Shingles and weather boarding were
partially blown off Mira highlands
house, The fence In front Of the
KOont2 property and the Enterprise
sign blew down, Tho skylight was
bOwn on Malkamann's hardware store
and the chimney on Evans tailor shop
was blown of.
Mr.. Clement Bowers, Paris, and Miss
Newcomer, New Franklin, were mar.
ried In tho parlor OF the Hamilton
House Tuesday evening Rev, SChmuck-
or officiating,
II, G. Bailey keeps hig right wrist
wrapped In q handkerchief, Query: Is
the wrist d%islocated, or has tho arm
been out of placer
r. G. Hanghton, Of Rose township,
was patted on tho head by u young
horse. Scalp wound, Not serious.
j. @. Lupler returned homo from
Peninsula, sick, Malari0l attack.
The fancy dress party held ut Net2's
Tuesday evening was u success. Miss
Laura ll0lllster, Of Ohdriestown, and
Miss Carrie llaines. Of Malvern, deliy.
cred excellent reCitations, Each were
loudly applauded and highly Compll,
montod by those present
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
THB BALL

Dcni brethren, why do volt mako such a row
About thO inaugural hall7
A place wlcro tho Suuatori danoo lA vow
quito m innocent sort Of a "haul"
rh0H lot lrOthOr Harrison dance, nor dlppol
Al hB pleasure with ploUH abugOi
'1is far hOltor TO uao tho lego pissably vol
Than tomaho VI tho head u poor uBe.
Aud don't yoS him now with tho bul question, pray
Or yonll drive tho dear brother luSanCj
For hug dreaming M night and hub thinking MI day
AbOnt what hO shall do with jim Blaine,
-lGoor,o Horton In Chicago Herald,
OBSERVATIONS ny THE NEws.DEMO'
CRAr.
Yea giyc IN n dance. for tho glddy girls, win,
Would explode n not allowed ~
In q Cabinet chair vo viii scat jim Dlalno
And with q "rflyato Trust CLOAK w Will shroud II
Tho 0ddluw viii play m mir qultcSlOw,
white Lltti0 non bOlg tho tlmOi
Aud white tho gnE1lcra aro slipping, you know,
Tho crlsp champagne and dl1sllng wln9
our Zen viii scatter tho devils ttt WHO,
with ha uncluouu Presbyterian ulnilc,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

woman Is answering the second ques-
ton for herself, The tidings OF saliva
ton are never 30 sweet M whom spoken
by tho lips 0f wOmanI lips unAealed ny
the blessed Prince of Peace, ~ whom
the maternal element found It's most
gracious expression,
Potter required o sign from Heaven
before his heavy eyes were 0penrd 20
tho uerda OF Tie Gentilea, Pam, the
p0nderous %lheol0ginu, raw "%tlrlugh u
gIHsa durldy" al the glorious things
prepared for woman IN the evolution
az GhdHtin leayen. Human under
standing isalOW 10 comprehend, hut ue-
hind tho pulpit Is GOdi AID the Cru
eader, tho Bihle Header, the woman
called Of the spirit are mere ~ stay
'llr that hath elrs let him neat What
the spl1t 6Ayeth 10 the chufnhcs"
A BIBLE STUDENT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Legal Notice.
william j. plcro, Plaintiff

w,
Donlso NattlOr, ot NJ, D%oiondanta.J
pOtOr MOrlul, Katl0 MOrloL, nnd FrodOrlolt
MnrlOt, Samuel Natter and Lotto Nnttlor
known, viii tntO notice that on the nth day
OF November lHSA, William \. plOrO filed hia
petition In tho court Of Common plOng Of
Stark County, ohio, In cnso No 1000, against
tho above unmOd parties and others, praying
for the foreclosure OF . mortgage m1dO by
DunlsO Waiter ana others 10 said william j..
ploro on Lots No, 7N0 aud ~, In tho city Of
Canton, stark County, ONO, givOn ~ secure u
debt, on which thoro IL u balance due of ST.
O1O,O1 ANA Interest,
sAld parties are required 10 answer on or
boiOrO Tho 9th day Of February, lBSD, or Iudg-
mont may bO utkun nHtingi them,
WILLIAM J, ptBltO,
nyT o. Turner & q. o. Upham, hls attorneys,
Yl.I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
FARM FOR SALE.

Tho undersigned gill soil their farm Of mo aero,
iluatnd v milo east " NVw Franklin, stark Co. O.,
and h milo west OF MOultri0 station, "u0lumhlana
Ia. Ohio, Tafmla undOr gn0d Atat1 OF cultivation.
uo1d ffnmc house, large hink barn, and oil nucUH
aary out hulldinrEl FEN OA m good repair good Won
OF soft water, aud O,alOflt az house, upflng Tor stock,
orolArd hi choice ifullA, about ~ aOrUa OF good
timuor. WIN sell farm 10 Hult purchaser, cltllrr IN
one niece or divided, If not sold before Feb. 18Th,
NUNAMAKER HEIRS.
Moultrlc, o., Jan. I'd, 1850 .diO-wi7.2i.ui
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
u SALE.

Frank ilinor orlQr OF Saio,
VA, stark County COM
Josephine nlndler on nj. mon plOaa Court,
NY virtue Of m order OF galo Issued by
tho Olerk OF tho court VI common plcni OF stark Co,
Ohlo, IN tho above action. and 10 me directed, I Viii
offer FOR sale M public Ontcfy NJ tho door VI tho
court house, In tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the end day Of Feb, 1889,
tho following described rohi estate, being known
M out lot No, u In A. n. DOudB addition ~ tho
CITY Of Canton, stark county, ohio, and containing
four acres uf. mud, be tho mlmO more or lrNg, aud
being part Of tho Annth.Oaat quarter Of section %,
township No, II, range y, m said county,
Appraised NJ $1,000,
$40 10 commence Nc ono O'Clock D m. Terms.
A. LEINlNoEil shoriu.
JIM, MYnuA Any.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
THE row IN wrer VIRGINIA..

Both Sides Arc Carrying Rovolvorn aud
tho Old Thing Looks Like Moxioo at u
Bull Fight,
CHARLESTON, Vest Va, Jan, IL
Especial. 1.-The situation here 10 certain
ly critical, and both sides are working
up to u lighting point, 10 looks now
like bloodshed. Everybody is armed,
and each side is accusing the Other side
Of importing deeperNG0es.
Gen. Goir, Republican nominee for
Governor, has arrived from Washing
ton and says he will not accept u posi-.
ton In the Cabinet, but will stake his
all ON the contest for Governor,
The Republicans will organize the
$.senate, but 20 not intend To do so until
The matter now pending in the Supreme
Court is disposed Of, as the vote of Ka.
nawha Ii necessary to the election OF
Cor. Both the House and Senate have
adjourned over to Monday, awaiting
tho decision of the Supreme Court on
the vote OF Kanawha county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
SOME IDEAS OF ruU CAMPAIGN.

Yesterday we printed Especial from
New York, stating that thH mailing list
OF the Prohibition organ lud been stOl-
uu during the campaign, and TINT this
stolen list was thea Nuld To the liepu6-
liGm National COMMITTEES The ISSUE
Ul the Voice, Vruhihltion Organ), of
Jan, y, exposes this plot aud uses quito
violent language IN discussing H.. The
stolen list of the Voice contained tho
names Of about $1,000 subscribers.
Shortly after the theft occurred, which
was IN August, he editor of the Voice
commenced iu receive complaints that
inside of their paper they found llppuh.
llCan campaign documents folded.
Some of these documents were Bishop
Nerrllls pamphlets against political
Prohibition, Dr. Du0ield's anti PROFIT.
bitlun purity urgUWput, the Republican
literature Of Albert GrIlln's aud Mrs.
Fosters bureaus, ana regular Hepubli-
can documents. OF course, the editor
OF The Voice was unable 10 account for
THIS, but knew there had been
tamperiug with the mails by some un-
known persons. The trick has now
been discovered. Charles Il. Durfeo.
who had charge Of this mailing list, az
an employO of the Voice, now comes
forward with a full confession, with
autograph letters from W. W. dudley
aud John =. Clarkson, respectively
treasurer and secretary Of the National
Republican Committee. Letters from
both Dudley and Olarkson, addressed
to Durfee, are printed, showing tho
money transactions, and also proving
that they knew the list was stolen.
Chairman Quay 10 also mixed up in
the affair.
Tho more we see OF the campaign OF
Ideas the worse we like IL. We hardly
thought, however, that theft would DO
aided to the list Of instrumentalitiea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

nAa O'Clock, D.. M, upon tho promiace mo following
dnarribpd real estate, ultuntn IN ulu county OF
nlafk aud Nultu VI uiaO, W. VIII. hOlng inn Of tho
nagt V Or section ~ township y, aud range v, no
alnninq No. u stake 10 unrUhuu north nom The erntor
n0gt il said section and running thuhur 10 chains
nnd p1 links u n stone, thence south q chains " q
rf0nn. thence east 10 ohnlna and ~ LINKS " tho sou
ZION llnn, tiunOr with said section limo To Tho north
otal 0Orirr of Mald %ancllOn, lhtnO0 west With tho
north aentl1n limo IN a stone planted NJ tho place nt
oflali.l quarter post thunon south 10 thO. place OF
henlnnlnu, Containing 100 horrh excepting from
gIl tract IA 2 nGrn lot sold by said nhilel uruhri
m ha lfn timn 10 George nuOhtul out NJ tho
aoutlisraHt curnur NJ Mud trlct
TrituA W HALE,- Onn-third IN hand, onusthlrd IN
ono year aud unNaihltd In two ynafa from day OF
sale with lntoroAti tln rhynlrhw 10 DO secured ny
mOrtmgN upon promises sold
Maid rial estate ~ 10 sold subject ~ . mortgage
~, Inc same amounting 10 u " Interest In estate Of
deordont, bearing Interest NJ tho rate " 4 por cont
nor annuui, payable annually, said mortgage w
Eoeoino absolute upon lilo doat! Of Mo m0ltHagco
or hla vito, JOliiN ulttVlLls
December 18Th, l9sB lb-hW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17

TOMORROW we SHAH give our con-
stantly increasing circle Of readers, a
valuable article on "Woman IN the
Pulpit" This article is ablN conserve
tive, but does not favor women, as
preachers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
Saturday, the Goth day of JAM 1880,
SALE.

JIM. Martin " ai Atlas order Of aale,
VI, ihluk Cuuhy common
James Moycr ~ a. rOaa Court
ny virtue NJ an alias order Of Halo lAund ny tho rluHs
Of Tho court NJ common pleas Of htlrA county, one
ln thn above action, anl " tno dlrnrtcdi MN ulOl
Tor Mi0 10 public 0nirty NJ tho door OF Tho o0utt
h0uAo, In tho city VI Canton, ON
Saturday, the Goth day OF JAM 1880,
tho following described ronl rtaio, tllunto M
no VII ACC OF Alliance, county Of AtArk and STATE ui
ONO, aud holng lot number elnhletn tlhli 10 Hos
tar'a add tinn W tho Village " Alliance
Appraised At elOo
salo to ommcn at ono O'Clock p No., Torn
A. LKiHINOEiL ahorln.
IN Mi0uHNnL Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
SALE.

Jshs n, wise, Admir- AlLa OrdsI9 sale
Va hbfh upuhV hlihlhph
john stripe dA Pioa oourt
M virtue oi M alias ordnr ~ nao, lnsnpd BY Mo
,asn az thn Onurt Of Common Pleas, VI hlaft uop o.,
IN do above action aud W me hllpulnd VIII ulnL
fos hAle AZ public 0uiefy, M No door oi ue eouft
houna IN tie uiy NJ canton, un
Saturday, the Goth day OF JAM 1889,
un following described real erlAto to'wlt helnH
100 north halt Of tho northwest quarter ~ section
thlrty, one titl. IN SAID Lake twnAhip, Ahd contain
mi eighty a0rnh NJ lAnd, bo tho SAINT. more or Teas
grebuilnf t~hnfNff1m q tract Of lAnd heretofore sold
and conveyed Ont NJ tho west hldn st uAll tract 70
~ am aad lanes stripe, aud b0unlul AMI w.,
Danbe1 az follower heginnlnK tor the thIno . Ip
chains hOuti ~ tho northwest corner OF tAll quai.
tnEi thence south, TX degrees west AlOnF. TIE. woet
lnb OF said hN0liOn 400 ohAlnh W tho inildln o. ptl.
Vnto road thene0 along tho middle ~ tAld. toNl
south n7E degrees cast " ohAinhl Venuo norm, W
aAueen eaat, 400 chains, uionou NORTH MN drHftta
Wnft, u rhainH 10 tho place OF beginning, ana rOn,
tainlng one aud mlriy'hV huhdfeduh u ho-lOO)
Aoroa-
sale 10 mmonoo NJ ono eNiooh . m Terms
A. LEiRINoKiL shorla.
BALDWIN a atnufpt Atlyh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-17
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