davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
READ THIS LETTER.
II ~ From a Noble Woman Who Gave
tho Best OF Her Life TO Her
Country, asaa Army Nurse.
Lot tho Old Soldiers Read II,
Lot tho W, o, n, U, Read II,
Lot tho q, o. Il, Heed II.

lNDIARAPOLIR, ND, Nov, Ia, 1880
DEAR CoMRAnEl Yesterday ! received
a sample copy OF Home and Country,
never saw tho paper before, but | am
greatly pleased with II, in this issue
ilnd YOU defending my prosecuted boy,
Corpnral Jam0s Tanner, All who defend
him are my friends, deeply cherished,
None 30 wen 40 know how dim has auf'
forod lhai we may have free aud happy
country with one pure and beautiful flag,
that all the world bows IN homage 10,
picked the maggpla from Jlm'h hlnmpa
when he was brought 10 Fairfax Seminary
Hospital after lying ten days on the bat
tic field. 1 know the thread OF life IN his
case was almost Hundornd, know what
home Influences he lad 20 contend with
when lao thought thnt duty called hin and
he must lOn The ranks Of hla counlry'a
dpicndem | Know what pain tho boy
constantly suffer-, know that last tall
he had lucrative position offered him In
San Francisco, that His ticket was Ia hla
pocket aud hla hll oper engaged, lilo at
ieuded political meeting aud was IN
yted 10 sneak, which he did His speech
so pleased Ben Harrison that hG made "a
poisOnal appeal 10 Jim % torego his
"trip 20 California;. ana stay 10
Indiana and make speeches In
llarflROn'a interest, This Jim llnnlly yoon-
aouted 10 do and ho faithfully did tho
worl, nsagned him, When Harrison wga
elected he had no uRe FOR jim, lie
Thought that Jim had been amply repaid
In being h0nurod 10y wearing out his poor
mangled boky la speaking FOR llarriaon,
Grent privilege lhla, Harrison never
wanted Jim az Pension Commissioner, or
la any other place that would bring him
before the peoylc aud give him an oppor-
unity 10 make friends, ana especially
among the soldier clement
Harrison soon after his election found
lac had lost ground with Tie soldier Gle,
ment by denying that the Veterans had
elected him, lie nld, MI WAS hf POSI-
TIog OK TuE TAnlrf QUESTION THAT
ELECTEp ME,h
The soldiers then folt thoyh had no friend
In tho President, Please excuse thla let
ter and plain speech from an entire hlrAns
por. That man took hia liio la hlH hand
aud went forth to fight lla c0unlry'H bat
tics la those dark aud stormy days, whom
We were nh4ailcd from Within onr own
fold, h Introduction enough for me hnd
again, my apology N that you arc deienl'
Ing my boy PlcHc excuse thia plalnhohh
of words from an old woman, but they
come from ono who loves llo "old hoyh''
Yours truly ApELlA NEW.
NOTE, This letter was wrlllcn toNn old
soldier who sent Mother New u copy OF
that soldier paper, the Homo aud Country,
Let the old soldiers read this letter aud
think, " they can, Of ainglc thing That
they have galncd 10y olcctlng Bon HnrrI-
son President Of the United States ED
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
AN lAGLISIi SYNDICATE
Stdt0b, After tNr poltcrica Oi Can
Ton and Akron.
Go,hlrg Heard Of ANY Negotiations Pond
ingin ms city,

Tho Beacon says that o syndicate IL
after the Caution aud Akron pptlCrics,
R0ll0wiur lt mys' ~ short time ago %
we'll dressed, we'll informed stranger ap'
pCNrod in Akron uud remained hero Tor
several days, llo uppNrcn s. Nld no nus
iuUHR Of consequence on band uul hiH
time while hp remained here, was de-
voted chiefly to looking ntcrcsicdly
about the city,
"Hia business hero was, however Of
considerable importance. The gcntlc.
man mot a few Of the manufacturers OF
Akron la a curuHl way, but while obtain
Ing all the Information he could about
this ciiy aud im industrlCA, ho clcycrly
neglected 10 give much concerning him-
self, II was learned, however that he
wac the agent Of an English syndicate,
which desired 10 Invest In pottcrICa Of this
country, The gentleman went 70 the
various putturica of this city and CndCny-
orcd 10 ohtnln prices from them at which
they would hsll,
"Whcthcr ho was successful In obtain.
ing those prices IN every case could not be
aHCcr,uinod definitely, One of the pottery
owners said this afternoon that ho sup.
posed all the pottcrlCa OF this city had
their prices aud would sell " that price
were offered, but hc did not know whether
the agent Of the syndicate had been sue.
c0sailll In hia mission 10 this city or not.
at h learned from another source that
the syndicate stands ready 10 purchase
not only she pottery interests Of this city
hut also those Of Canton, " satisfactory
terms cen ho made. A Canton gentleman
said to-day that thOrc was no doubt that
the syndicate was making an oitort TO
secure control OF tho pottcrics OF both
Akron aud Canton,n
Nothing has boon heard Of the work Of
any English syndicate In this city aincean
agent negotiated for Cnnton's brcworios,
The oliors may come shortly, however,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
JUST IN SEASON.
On. On Alleged Finding Of a Pot Of
Gold.

II iaA little late In the scnaon for snake
or ilsh gturira. IL iH the season for crack
ing "chcWnuts,N however, aud the Gcnugn
Recorder, publlnhcd W Chuplon, docs iia
share ng iollowg3
We arc Informed that 5000 IN gold was
dug up about week since on tho farm
belonging 10 Dwight Randall, some i've
miles west OF this place, Tho gold IN snid
TO have been buriod there during the war,
by Joshua Hc0ll, u very eccentric man
and o former owner Of the farm.
Something over q week ago, Joseph
Mochlcr, q resident Of Stark county and
an old friend Of Benlla, came 20 Munson
on visit 90 relatives. While thcro ho
visited the Randall firm, on which are
buried three members Of the Bcnll family.
II n anid that MOchlor, by the aid OF some
magic balls with numbers ON thcm, locnt-
cd the coin In u crock some eix feet 70
the north Of one Of the graves, and under
cover Of darkness uncarthod some woo
In gold, the amount claimed by him TO
have been buried there, and returned 10
his homo In Stark county. Beside q
freshly dug holc In which the coin ~ sup
posed 90 have been buried, was found the
brokOn fragments Of n two-gnllon crock,
and u large Hat stone, which IN thought 10
have been used ~ cover.
Boall was known TO bo very wealthy,
and was possessed with mania for gold.
During the war he made repeated trips 10
Canada, and brought bnck large qunnti-
ties OF Rold-tnking advantage OF and So
curing the high premium offered at that
tmo. Acall died somo throo years since,
and was buried nt pccks Corners In Klrt-
land. The report has onusod considerable
excitement In the neighborhood OF the
"hnd,n and is believed 10 be true by many
good citizens.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
wANrp A pIyoRoH.

Minnie Smith vents 20 10 Forovr Bop
aratod From Hor Elijah. oharaing uroos
Neglect aud cruelty.
This morning through hcr attorney, j..
l.. Robb, Minnie Smith 1lod n petition ia
Common Pleas Court, aaking for u de
vorcc from her husband, Elijah II. smith.
She claims that they were married ~
Cndig, Ohio, on September "a, 1881, and
that they have no children. She further
alleges tunt for several years pnat he has
not provided her with the common ncces'
snrics Of life, and that she IL compelled To
live on the charity Of her friends, ana caro-
for hcrself that through his idlcncss,
proillgncy and dissipation he has spent
money she had obtained from her parents
and some that she earned herself. Sho
also claims that NJ various tlmeehc struck
and choked her. aud charges extreme
cruelty, She nsks 70 bo separated from
him and reBtorcd 10 her maiden nnmc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
wAsHINaToN


The Fight For epeaker-Mehinley Has
Assumed tho ARRrsaAiyer''it 10 Reed
Against lhe Field'-'Alen o. myers
After Revenue,
WASHINGTON, Now a. Gpeolall- 1.-The
ApeakerRhip contest h becoming hnrhli
aud bitter, Reed Is ptied against tho
Held, aud tho WeRleTn candidates are Try
ing 10 destroy Reed by raislng tie aee'
iional Issue, tho West against lle East
Tho silver question u bfougll " 70 up
duty against Reed, Last night Senator
sherman, Ben hutterworlh ana Congress
man bO0ilman had . long conference
with Mckinley ~ the Lhbltl House, ana
the plan now Is 10 make an aggressive
fight for him, Mckinley has hbalipneh
the talk that he ls not asking Tor votes
aud has gOne into the scramble WIN lhe
rest Of the candidates, The new mem.
bers are arriving with every train, and y
h thought a quorum VIII be here ny hal-
urday night,
Alien q, Myers has written q letter here
20 the Washington Post submitting pro-
position 10 furnish setlea OF letters, on
the senatorial eanyaaa la Ohio IRON lle
lnside,h az the moderate charge oi t2p per
letter, Myers inolosed In his eOmmunica'
ton copy Of his Cincinnati speech, hls
taoklng tle mllionnires and gave Ahsllf-
Hncea that his letters would he fully up 70
tho speech ln the maIner Of sensational
Ism, This may furnish themueh sought
after object Of Myerh' latest break, II
looks 40 IL Myers was going Ia devote him'
self now 20 sensational journalism, Tor
revenue only,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
AN INVESTIGATION MADE.

Il. A, CroyH Financial Afraira Looked
Into and Found 10 80 In u Deplorqblo
khnpo,
Roht. o. Bowca, the representative Of
the Now York Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
loft this city last evening after having In
ycgtlgntcd the Nirairs Of l., A. Croy, the
insurance man, whom o great many pco-
pie horcubouls would Ike 20 sec,
lO found that Croy was indebted TO
John S. Melbourne, bondsmnn, on u note
for tho sum Of 500, He Ia short with his
ilrst insurance companies about 800, and
Ia indebted 10 his bookkoopor, Emory
Carter 500 on n note. His other debts
about the the city on money loaned will
amount 10 about $4,000.
These nro the facts In the case and arc
10 bo doplorcd, His whereabouts nio still
unknown, and his family have the sym
pnthy OF the community.
The Plain Dealer OF to-day spys Croy
waa last aeon on Tuesday last M the house
Of hia brother, Brcd Croy on Eben stroet
yhcro he took dinner He left IN the
dvonlng, saying lac was going TO Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
EVANGELICAL woRN
To be Conducted In this City This wintor
By Ruv. Yatman.

To be Conducted In ms City nus Wintot
By huv. Yatman.
Last summer the pastors Of the various
churches united In an invitation 20 Roy,
n. Yntman 20 visit Canton and conduct
Eynngolislic meetings, They were Joined
In the invitation by the board OF managers
OF The Young Mons Christian Association.
MIR. Yatmnn accepted the invitation 0nd
will bo hero about the first OF January,
The ministers have appointed "a commit
tee OF arrangements consisting Of the fol-
lowing gonticmcn. Geo, II, Spnuglor j.,
q. Palmer, Frank Bruuchcr, j, J., Spnng'
lor j. n. Campbell, T., G., Bnchrcna, G., g.
Harvey, Charles 4. Perkins, Wm. II. Me-
Cannon, John Saryor and j, A, Weaver.
Tho committo met last night Ia Tie pur-
lors OF the Young Mems ChrHtinn AhgOci'
alton Gad organised 10y oloctIng G., G. Hnr-
yey, chairman, II. g. BachrOns, treasurer
and John M. Saryor, secretary. The
chairman was authorized 70 appoint COM
mitteos % take charge OF the different
lines OF work, These committees will be
appointed In u day or two. The work OF
the comitt % Of arrangements was talked
over carefully and they adjourned TO meet
next Tuesday evening, Mr.. lotman "
holding meetings nt Springfield, DE-, aud
the dnilN papers there say he has been
having great success, holding as many Ns
ak meetings Oh one Sunday, illllng TO
oycrllowing the largest churches In the
oitv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

The Importance Of purifying tho blood oan'
not be oyereslimalod, for without pure blood
you cannot olgoy good health,
Az this season nearly every ono needs o
good medicine TO purify, vlallae, and enrloh
the blood, aud wo ask you to NY Hoods
pac,,Ijap sarsaparIlla. It'ITongthcna
TSSuIIdI and bulds up tho system,
creates an appetite, ana tones the digestion,
while II eradleatos disease The peculiar
combination proportion, and preparation
Of tho vegetable remedies used give 10
Hoods sarslparlla peeul. To I4eatF
lar curative powers, No ~ ltoSIl
oihormodIolnehas6uoh arecord Oiwondertul
cures II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods sarsaparllla do not be induced 10
take any other instead. II 10 o Peculiar
Medicine, and IL worthy your confidence.
Hoods saraparilla Ia sold by all druggists,
Prepared BY @. l. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

roads, Lalo Irlc & Western Chicago u
Atlantic, tbo Ohio Conlrolj Richmond d
pnnvllle, Richmond 4 West Point Ter
mnul, East Tennessee, Virginia q Geor'
uIuj Memphis & CharIostonl Mobile q
Birmingham, kentucky Cenuoli Duluth,
South Shore & AtIontIcj and the Mar
auutc, loughton q untonugon' Mr.
Hrco draws NO salary from my Of these
roads nnl mover hus, He Is Trustee Of
tho Miami unWcrallH Vice PRECEDENT Of
thu Ohio society In New Yorhi Vice Pres
ldcnt oi tho Delta Kappa Epsilon Froior
niyj member Of tho Manhattan Club,
and huftlcr on general prIucplca'
The above alctch 10 compiled from an
article IN the Magazine Of Western His
tory Tor October,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
THE A. M, Fl. coNFHnHNoH
Cioaos It's soBpion Aftor q Successful
Meeting.

Cloaos It's BoBpion hftor q Successful
Meeting.
Tho North Ohio Conference OF the A. M.
II. Church, which has boon In session here
for tho past three days, closed lts session
yesterday afternoon, being largely at-
tended.
Rev. Jesse Hcndorson, Presiding Elder
fram Newark, Ohio, delivered very in
torostina nddross, after which Elder j. w.
Lewis, OF Mt. Vernon spoke nj some
length IN regard 20 the church interests,
and stated that tho African M. E.Churchos
OF the State wer1 In most prosperous
condition. After those addresses splen-
did supper was served In The church which
was quite heartily pariaken OF by those
present. Rev. l.. w. White, who succeeds
Rev. A, w, Hncklcy nj the church In this
city, will bo In Salem over Sunday and ho
will deliver q sermon 10 the members Of
the Salem congregation. Tho .congrega-
tlon OF the church In this city II steadily
increasing and their meetings aro being
woll attended nj all times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Col, Cal, BrIce was born Ia Denmark,
o., Sept l1 lgl5, son Of % Presbyterian
minister Ills mother was MIaa Elizabeth
Stewart Of Cuuolltou, Ohio,
Cal. nrco lcll his class In tho Miami
University at Ogford, az tho age OF lllloon
years, to oullEl In the army APRIL ltOl'
In 1909 hu was made % CuptoIn In the
Spring Of lgsi ho was made Captain OF
Co, E, ls0O,Ylo and served until July
leO5. Was promoted TO Lieut., Col, Of hiH
regiment After tho war ho siudloalaw,
nud tool, nrcgulurcourscIn hcluwdopnrl'
mcnt Of Che Ann Arbor University Com'
mcnccd practice Of tho law az Lima In
1900, Wont TO Europe In lWo, onG com'
mcuccd railroad construction, lie 10 at
present connected wllhtho following raIl'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
WILL REMAIN.
New Capital Invested IN tho Canton stoam
Pump Works and Work viii bo
Pushed,


New Capital Invested In tho Canton stoam
Pump Works and Work viii be
Pushed,
When tho directors Of the Canton Steam
Pump Company received on offer on the
shops now occupied by the company, they
felt that II would bo nn advantage 10
make the sale, and the doal was consum-
mated with the provisc that time suill-
cicnt 10 move bo given the company. Az
soon ns II was learned that the company
proposed TO move, u number OF PROPOSE
tions were received from other places,
some OF which were very favorable and
offered good Inducements, but from the
start Canton had the preference and whom
negotiations were opened whereby Mr..
j. II, McLOin, for the j. II. McliAin M'c'h.
Co., became interested In tho company,
furnishing for its occupancy ample room,
aplondidly adapted 10 the rcquircmontso OF
the business, IN the large plant OF the j.
II. McLain M'o'h, Co., II was definitely
decided that Canton would bo tho future
location OF Tho Canton Steam Pump Co.
A meeting OF stockholders was held at
II o'clock yesterday which confirmed and
sanctioned the arrangement which had
been made by different officials OF tho
company, after which, In meeting OF
stoc tholder OF the orc-organized company,
tho following persons were elected direc.
torsi CaBsius M, Miller, II. s. Moses, II.
u. Miller, w. Barnett, j, II. McIain, Chas.
II. Shaver, Tho directors thus elected
chose olllcers as follows. President, w.
Barnett, Mansfield, o.; Vice President
and Manager, G. M. Miller; Treasurer, j.
H. McL0in Secretary, Charles Il. Shaver;
Superintendent, Edgar ". Miller.
Thecompanywill moyoita machinery In
a few days 10 the now shopa and will In n
short time probably employ 30 men or
more. The company have been doing II
very satisfactory business and with practi-
cally unlimited capital will lie in position
soon 20 inpress citizens interested IN the
growth OF manufacturing interests in Cam
ton Of tho Importance Of tho Steam Pump
business,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
SHERIFF SALE.

Charles Donloua Order Of aalo of property
W. attNhtn htcf ilnhl iudHs
Adam Denloua Of III. } mont stark County Gone
mon flOaH Court
ByVirtue OF an ordor OF sale Issued by tho clerk
in the above aotlor and 10 mo directed | win Offer
fOt sale NJ public outcry, NJ tho door OF tho court
house IN tho city Of Canton on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of Dec, 1880
tho following described real estate, situate In
stark county, Ohio, and known M being tho norlh
half of lot number uincteen (lo) In tho village Of
Navarro, stark county, ONO,
Appraised at 600.
salo TO commence at ono O'Clock y, m. Terms
A. LEfNIN0ER, sheriff.
~. GRANT Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
prnmlnnnl Yonnr roltn MnrrIod.

Mr.. David |. Bnlr, engineer at the Nyc
Manufacturing Compnny'g works, VIA
marfi Vi lust evening 70 Miss Alma NJ,
Bnchtel OF this city The ceremony WIS
performed by Row n. +. Horbruoh at ne
residence OF tho BRIDES uncle, MIR. Allen
Coeller. AZ No, 80 Navarro street. A mum.
Der of frinnds Witnessed the marriage and
afterwards sat down 10 splendid supper
propnrcd bv the hostess,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
1--WE Point with pridoo

10 Tho good name al homcn won by
Foods Sprsnparlla. In Lowell, Mass,
whore II n prepared, there Is more OF
Hood'g Sarsapnrllla sold than Of any other
medicine, and II has given the best OF sat
isf0otion since It's Introduction ten years
ago. This could not be if the medicine
did not possess merit. II you suifer from
impure blood, try Hoods Snraapnrilla and
realize lis peculiar curative power.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A FT. WAYNE BRAKEMAN
Attempts 10 Wreck Depot and ia Fined
noavlly and nlnahArEod.


noRvlly and Discharged
A brakeman on the ~, Wayne named
McKelvcy, and well known among Can
ton railroad mon, went into the ~, Wayne
depot nj Pittsburgh while intoxicated, and
began tearing down the advertisements
and broke the ponny.n.thc.slot scales,
whun officer Trapp arrested him. Whom
taking him TO the patrol box tho nan
turned on the officer and struck him
McKelycy Ia big slx.footer while Olllccr
Trnpp IL rather small man, but ho sue
coodod IN oyerpoworing his prisoner after
n rough and tumble fight. Another rail.
roadcr, friend Of McKolyey, cnmo upon
the sconc, aud displaying q roll OF bills,
said. ~ will stay with you partner. ]
will sec you out Of this,n Ho replaced The
bllls, aud whom the patrol wagon came lle
was about " show his morley agnin when
he discovered that someone had relieved
him " Il. Al hearing he was fined tg5,
nrd WA later discharged from the employ
OF .hc company,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A Delicate Operation.

A delicate and difficult operation was
performed on u. II. McIiJl yesterday nj
tho. Barnett House, where lie hoo been
Brlforing from pneumonia, followed by
nbcess OF tbe lung. After n Communication
of physicians, Dr.. L.. q. Morrow, assisted
by Ora. Landor aud March, removed
large Lmoln5 OF puDs from tho lung cav
ity He is resting much easier to-day, and
IA hotter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

For lame back thcr1 is nothing better
than 10 saiumte n flannel cloth with Cham.
btrlainie Pain llulln and bind II on tho
affected paete. Try II end YOU will be
surprised az the prompt relief II aifords.
The ennic treatmcnt viii cure rhuun,atisfn.
For ealc by Durbin, Wright q Go. and u.
Edllfnnnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A pnG,1oHTrun suaPRlsn
Upon County Commiasionor Smith by His
Many Triendg.

Thuredny evening was the forty.ninth
nnniversnry of tho birth of County Com
,nieslonor Smith, and about novonty.ilvc
oi hia grionds from Canton and vicinity
rurprla,d him at bis residence neur MaS-
siilan. Fiyo was )n loadn went from Cail-
ton. The evening was Delightfully."- spent.
a iinn suppor wac spread for the guests.
Tho Canton delegation prevented Mr.
smith wiihn a fine gold chain Deputy AUDI
dor Sponselor making tho prceontailon
tuoprh,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

Married on Tie 2lst Of November by
Rev. i. V. Meyer, ~ lhc roidoncn of tho
brides parents In Plain township, John
} Ciroyomller and Clara w. Pcschol,
Marriage licchses hoyn bern granted 10
Daniel S. pnir and Alma NJ. lipcltel, Can
ton, John ]. Grovcmillor md Clara w.
Pcachel, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A mig oonl pnrohnne.

The Mineral Ridge Coal Co., located
sovon miles south Of Canton on tho line
Of tbc Valley Rail way, han boon purchased
by Mosua, W. i. aud A. Cook, ol this city,
ana will hereafter hn iSnowu aH Tic Cook
Coal CO., William Il, Cook win boauperin-
tendent OF the mines. They start opera
tions Monlny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Saturday, the 7th day Of Dec, 1889,

the following described real estate situated In tho
county oi stark aud Mato VI ohio, anu known ~ a
part Of the n0fthweat quarter Of section 4, COM
mencng for u b0undTy NJ point IN the north llne
OF lands owned by Onn W, =. Williams, l Tort
eastward from tho hunihN cat corner ~ tract NJ
iaud cOnlnlnlngp y acres conveyed ny Peter hHnre
and wife 10 lslAh E Pool Wy decd dated oct hcr
~ ihjO thohco n0rthNArdly "a feet lnchuu, par
Alel with the west boundary " tnld two acre tfnci
thante Castwardly along tho north ne ~ said twO
acre tract 62 feet and bnohcsl thence snutiwardy,
parallel With tho west h undAry " Md twn acre
tract 2U2 feet inChest Apnlut ~ tlr moth llnO ui
said WllliAina land thence WestwHrlly on the nOTth
line VI Williams nnd % feet binchos " nlnCc ~ ho
glunlng IN Canton township, sta county also the
Right Of way across stripe lAnd % lrtt Wide run'
ming west and east across said Two acre trait un lhe
east side thereof aud strip 10 feet wide running
across said two aero tract north aud south tho east
line VI said strip being tho said west line " tile pnr
col NJ lana conveyed, rcaorylng ho ever ~ the
wnors " any and All parts " hhl0 two hrfe uact
the right 0f way for tllon, their tlru ANA asnlgs
fOreye said iwattipa OF land said rlglnHm way ~ ho
used by said grantoe, hla hura aud uaslgA only w.
Appur'alna 10 tho aruol " lAtd hereby conveyed,
but subject - all legal hlghwaya
Appraised AZ e9o,
Sale 70 commence at O'Clock ., m. TOrmS,
cash.
A. LEININoER Shorln
MILLER PoNHRIrn Auya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
AN OUTRAGE.
A WOman's Mind Gives Way
Over Christian Science
And She ia Placed 10 an Asylum
al Warren, Pa.
No Notice Of Her Death Made TO Rel
atiyea

And Her Sister in Canton only Learns Of
IL by Aooident--A Queer state Of AhdTs
qnAt Calls For an neutrality-suspicious.
yiva, las Governor 70 DO Asked 10 Do
mand hetignation'