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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
OWL snHvIon LAW OPENLY

Vinlatedr-rA President Pledged 10 Obey
tho CiVil Service Law by Open Pledges
and His hanred Oath Of Once Violates
" Without the shadow Of an hHenee'
The following correspondence be,
tween the President and an official
OF the VI, \, Government, shows that
tho President IL right down 70 giving
his personal attention 10 tho petty
spOia OF office, The first letter printed
Is not from his private secretary or the
head of d bureau, but la from tho Pres
idents own hand This letter ana the
reply make up tho case OF an open ana
llaglant violation OF the laws of Con
gross touching the public herylGel
EXECUTIVE MANSION, June u, ~,
H0u are hereby removed from the OF
liGe OF Collector OF Customs for the dis,
trIet OF Georgetown, In the District Of
Columbia, BENJAMIN HARRISON
Mr Richard l., Cropley, Georgetown,
DO,
GEoRdRTowN, ID, O, June 20, 80,
10 TnR PRRalDENT UNITED STATES
Ia your letter 10 mo OF the oh inst. you
say! "YOn are hereby removed from
tho oaice OF Collector Of Customs for
tho District of Georgetown IN the Dis
trlct OF Columbia" This rather alb
rupt communicative from tho Preal'
dent OF the United States has no super
luity OF courtesy, either IN form or N
substance, While you had the power
10 remove me by tho scratch Of tho pen
II might have been expected 10 be dOnr
more In accordance with the customary
form and spirit OF correspondence bu'
tween public officials and gentlemen
Apart from tho fact that some reason
might have been given for my removal
from Office q year before the expiration
Of my commission, one reads your com
muniGatOn through from date line u
signature, without meeting word n
Indicate whether " Is addressed 10 q
man or horse,
Thrte years ago / was e0mmlfalontd
for tho term OF four years by your pre-
dGeeasOr on account Of tho "integrity
diligence and discretion which wal
presumed 10 poaseRai ana now 1 uu
| summarily removed without II reason
before my time, cut Off Ia the prime ol
| my official life, aa ~ were, ana not Z
| hllplt tnNlHt HENlHhl NV ulHNpn wy
removal WA caused by tho fact th0
when | took charge Of The Georgetown
office the receipts for the last llsca
year OF my predecessor were about
$4,000, and this year they VIII reacl
100000 showing Il marked Increase
produced during tho official terra OF N!
blntegrity, diligence aud discretion"
did not expect ~ Democrat, u
retain Olloe under your administration
after the expiration Of my commission
but 90 the 0lllco receipts were 80 largcl!
Increased during my inoumbency 0nt
asuo charge Of any kind could bo mad
against me, | battered myself That
would be allowed TO serve out my tern
particularly 40 You have given out II
various ways that honest and faithful
officers would bC retained until thel
commissions expire. But peJaonN
aud party friends as well as family rel
atIyes must be provided for, | suppose
irrespective of olyllBerylCt prlnciplea
Aa your communication 10 me wa
public / take the liberty Of giving
copy Of this let,er 10 the press, | hayl
tho honor to be your 0bedlent servant
Il, l., CRoPLEY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

character in 30 responsible a position,
the Republican press OF tho country
would have denounced him
from the Atlantic 10 the Pa
ellie, Ia the WhOle vocabulary
Of political saYagery, Now that ono OF
the best men IN the service OF eithef
party has been displaced 10 make room
for 4 personal partisan OF thePfesident,
who Stands IN disgrace before hia G0un'
Try aud all honorable men, tho appoint
ment 10 cordially approved,
What incentive IL there for young
man coming upon the threshold OF life,
10 seek advancement by honest merit
and patriotic endeayoE when offices OF
the highest trust aud responsibility ara
given to criminals,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

A FEW days ago we referred TO the
very bad army record OF Col. Thomas
j. Morgan, who has just been appointed
Commissioner of Indian affairs by
President Harrison. Morgan was tried
by Court Martial and dismissed from
the army IN disgrace. He was found
guilty Of falsely mastering five com
panies of his regiment aud was dismiss
ed from the service. The proceedings
of the court were not approved upon
review, because IL imposed the lighter
penalty Of dismissal, when the penalty
should have been sentence of dl8mis
sal, plus the declaration that he shall be
utterly disabled to have or hold any of.
flee or employment in the service of
the United States. Had President
Cleveland put such q disreputable
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nl.nlch Mlnl nnllrl..

REgIyoUW Ala, July s.-Whilc
number ul negroes wurp PLAYING crap on
Rod mountain, above Gate city, ycs.cr-
day, Horny Nichols shot and severely
wounded q white man named johnson
and fled, The other negroes boarded II
train ut UUm city, expecting Nichols 20
got ON the train luwCr down, Nichols
lid get aboard near birmingham, aud ON
seeing his pusucw, who were armed, hn
opened IRE with pistol, killing Jack
Saunders aud Bob Dickson. llo was
himself riddlcd with bullets, but jumped
from thu train aud ran some distance be-
fore dropping dead Jack Clancy
(whitpl, a switchmnn, was seriously
wounded during the allray.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
TunennnmAN DmoADn REUNION


Preparations 10 Make 10 Pleasant for tho
Votorana When phoy Stuck Thor
Tonta.
The Joint committees of tho G., A, Il.
post and ith and lOith q, V, l. regi,
ments held their second meeting ON
Tuesday evening In the SaXlon block,
20 perfect the organization and arrange
menta for the entertainment OF the
ShermNn Brigade Reunion, 10 be held
August 18Th TO 10Th, The lOith and lth
regiments have decided to Join The
camp Invitations win be extended tO
all G A. r. posts and old soldiers Of
the county 10 attend this reunion.
The Womens Relief corp have
accepted charge Of the c0mmlssary, and
win furnish ratIOng for the campers,
The sons of Veterans report u detail Of
Age for duty; Ed, o, lllll, o. II Schla'
bach, Geo, ., Mclielyy II. II, Palmer,
VIM, T., GNuschat,
Col. 9. j. BockIus was appointed
qunrtermnslOr, with authority 10 ap'
point quartermaster and C0mmissary
Bergeanls, wagon and forage mNslors,
and ~ fun corp Of assistants,
ThoSonB0f Veterans will DO expected
to perform the military duties Of the
day-8uch as officer Of the day aud
guard, and guards, also the martial
music.
The people of Canton and country
will be called on by tic respective COM
mittees TO contribute money and ra.
tions, etc for 10 defray the expenses
Incident TO such occasions
A complete program will be arranged
and published at the proper time.
IL. A, CAYNAu, Oh.
JEFF HousER, Sec,
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Saturday. the s7th day of July, 1880,
Notice 10 On-ReSldontS and Unknown
Heirs, In Partition,
r. tho heirs NJ Daniel nnlr, deceased, lnto Of N
county and state NJ uhlOl

r. tho heirs of nauel unir deceased, lnto Of STARK
county aud state NJ ONO
Henry Hair Ncburra Hair and iorthA ll0th
whose fuadrnNta are ut hllri IN tho state NJ Mrhl1
HRn, aud Cyrus hnih nud thna ~ hrndur whose
places uf residence IA unknown, WIN ulku notice lhni
ON the plth dHy uf dune A,n 1850, Maria Patton
ha plaintiff commenced % civil action iur pHdlinn
against them uud others o. defendants, ln the c0ut
Of Common Pleas uf stark county, onto whore tho
same ~ now prndlnn, demanding partition ot lhc
following urtml ta, htuutu IN Hpl county qua STATE
nnd bounded and described W follows nugluulnH
ht point nitcnn aud AlNWs shundfcdlh tlhUO)chnlnH
south OF tho northeast cnruUr VI the hputhrAs quar-
tor Of section tWontysHN (ll) helng also TIE nurtl
east corner NJ lnud now owned NY iOhn llOuhI
thoncc north Three degrees nnd lutlY minutes cast
twrutys fyO and ten hundTrlihl (sblu) ChnluH 70 u
post thOncO wuA', eighty yO dOfrura hnd forty I'VE
minutes north, forty and uOyunv'hyo hundtrdths
(iO7h) chains 10 ttono thoncu south, lour degrees
hnd nineteen minutes west, twonty hyo nnd eighteen
hundr0dths (9blH) chains 70 u st0nel thunco east
rlgltyhy drHfOrl hnd liysnyO lnlnutpi SOUTH
forty one And four hundlcdtn (tL0D chains " tho
place ~ beginning, containing ono hundred hnd
two ana olghiy'onO hnndrodllA U0aal) acres Of
land.
The plaintiff desiring 70 hold hor said interest In
Hoyoraty, pfnyA that partition 0f said prcneOs may
ho made and that the dnwOr VI ono Isaiah Eaalg 70
Defendant bo assigned IN said promises, or u "
shall appear that partition can not without mnnlfost
other order taken puriuant 70 tho statute In such
oaao made aud provided
You are required 10 answer said petition on tho
Blnt day VI August A. d. 1880, or tho ,aam0 VIII bp
taken ia confessed aud Judgment rendered ana
MARIA PATTON, Pltr,
ny JonN sroNerLtrn her Any j2ILw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Cnnlhn,l snryl,n IInr Ln...

JouNsrowS, July s,-Mrs. LudwiclS,
the woman who had possession Of tho
key of the German Lutheran church, tho
only thing loft Of the cdihce, died This
morning from grief caused by the loss Of
four children in the flood Mrs, Lud-
wick lived ON Main street. and Is very
old lady, She lot throo sons and ono
daughter In the flood, and since then
has been mourning over her loss Sho
was very pious woman, and when tho
key Of the church was turned over 10
her, her grief was nssuagod She be-
came more melancholy as the days woro
on though, and yesterday morning sho
brcathed her last.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
LOOKS LIKE A FAKE.
A Mysterious Letter Found Touching on
the Cranin Murder Case

NIAGARA FANS, July b,-On Thurs
day afternoon tbs body Of q man Waa
found iluating la tho whirlpool having
evidently come over the falls II h that
Of a man about 40 years old, . feet =
Inches high and Weighing about 700
pounds, with dark hair and muslache'
Tho body was nude except for q black
checked neolile, The body has not been
identified, Yesterday two boys found "a
letter on Third Sister island which seems
t0 have some reference tO the Cr1nln
mystery, II iB written In q fair hand,
but tho spelling h bad The word "the'
before ''tWnk iu tIG letter Is under
scored, The letter BH8 iOlllwal
WuTEHE lloTL NIAGARA FAua,
N, AY May go, 1850, DEAR liROTnElG
You know that what lam about Ia wrlta
viii drive ihe blood from your heWt |
Hm about tO bring nu end a. ull my trials
aud trDubrA God knows That life until
recently was 600 sweet 10 me u5 10 any
one, hit the strain Of late has been too
much for me- cannot go Into tho
presence Ot our Holy Father with my
mind 30 stained, must cuHe my mind.
Why are you not with mH 300 thut ! can
tall, 10 yuut You have been % tru0
friend, mover had more iD -Hy 10 yOu
than have now What u fearful tall |
could tull, but dHrO mot put 10 ON paper,
for nll know Iuufhmrnt viii mover DO
mrlHd out W me in CrIh for the part |
took IN ~ You cannot Imagine how |
have been tried since I left you, MAY
God forgive II ull, When / loft you |
went raut 10 Chicago, aud you can
guess from reading papers
AstoC- nolng Mlsdng
how an came ont In riding us Of that
dcylHh traitor and Spy Of our NctI0na,
God only knows why such fearful
change has come over me since that
NIGHT left the city 40 once ndhnT.ed
here 20 finish the part that had been
given me, Ay brain rs on llu, o, |
have waited Hn for tho trunk tu come.
Each dUyH delay huH Increased my
ircnly 10 tho highest pitch, aud now /
know the plans, for Nll they were 10
carefully laid, mugt have mNCnT.Cd and
] dread thn consequences, lCnuuut stand
II any moro, ! am going tu end II all |
want you 10 remember that ! have boon
loyal 10 lrlundH cause, bat now | nm
sick md al broke up, Ever FcnCc that
fearful night my sleep has been filled
with fearful dreams, and now ullor ro-
moving from me everything they can
identity me, shall free myself from
rny moro trouble by suicide which hear
" au cmy, only ono step into the swift
current aud ull iR DONE My body instead
of hiswill br picked up and buried with
the unknown dead u over found, Good
bye, Ep-, 90
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"a oonsumption 1ncurablop

Read the following: Mr.. O. II. Nor.
ris, Newark, Ark says; "Was down
with absoess Of lungs, and friends ana
physicians pronounced me an lncurable
consumptiye. Began taking Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bette and able to
oversee the work ON my farm. II is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, o., says
"llad II not been for DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would
have died Of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now IN best
of health" Try II. Sample bottles
free at Durbrln, Wright q Cos, drug
store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

Tho literature Of clumsy congratulations
would take whole book to record.
Ono day an obsont minded gentleman he'd
occasion to congratulate bride who had
Just boon married TO an officer Of tho
marines
~ very good arm Of tho service, your
husbands, mO'am,n said the obscpt minded
man; "lots Of mon dio and killed In II all the
tlmc-moRcs promotion rapid, YOU scoI'--
Youths Companion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
nnnltlnn,n Arninn anlyo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hahds, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and odsitWely cures Piles, or no pay re.
blurred. II is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Durbin, Wright Il %.
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rnnlhrrmclrhi. IInrn n rlrht.

NEW NoRE, July S,-Niok Collins and
Harry Guinnyoung, feather weights of
this city, fought iifty-two rounds with
skin gloves yesterday morning ot a point
on the Hudson river ten miles above
Jersey City tho contest ending In u
draw The fight was a desperate one for
twcnty.threo rounds and both men wpru
badly battered up, The remaining
rounds were tame, the combatans being
exhausted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
rnn Ynnnr InnIr. nrnmncd.

SARATOGA, N, y, July s,-Miss Millio
Jones and Miss Ncttie Davidson aged
respectively li and 10 years, were
drowned IN the Sacundagn riycrut Conk-
lingyille, this county, last night, They
were boating with u party Of friends
when tho boat was overturned. Tho
Others five IN number, wcro rescued in
an unconscious condition lint 10y prompt
action were resusclatcd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

o'clock, The deceased was aged On
years, months aud 2 days, lle was an
old JaOksOnlan Democrat, ana was a
prominent odd Fellow, belonging NJ
the time of his death 70 the lreentOWn
lodge, His funeral will take place on
Sunday afternoon next AZ ! o'clock Ia
tho afternoon, aud the services will DO
held Ia tho ZOA Reformed church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
LIttIo Girl Assaulted.

BRooKuYN, July s.-NIrs. Mary sibloy
Of No, lG Garrison street, on being told
by her little daughter that a man had
acted indecently before her, seized an
AK, ran into the front yard and struck
the man on the head, fraciuripg his
skull, The man was Frank Cordinc, an
ltalian, aged 30 years. He is dying and
Mrs, Sibley is under arrest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
All Born on tho Fourth.

Mr.. Daniel lloll, who lives In the
North Cleveland avenue extension, al.
ways observes Fourth Of July in an
appropriate manner His mother, his
wife, his daughter and his daughters
first child we're all born on the Fourth
Of July. II he lives until next year he
proposes TO celebrate the day in grand
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

HALIFAX, July s..-Tho general st3S
and dwelling Of j. G. Bird ut East
Chez2itcook burned last night. A young
daughter Of Mr.. Bird was burned 90
death, another jumped from the window
with an infant in her arms and was
seriously injured, besides being severely
burned Bird and wifo were also badly
burned
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11

CTRAYED- my farm, wost Of Canton near
- the Fulton ROAD, on Friday June IAN, q white
wunnod litter of pga nnd ~ now low IN flesh Any
person knowing whore uho IA, VIII hO suitably 70.
wardod by Informing me, % lil North Market
street. or OeOrgO pOHnAchL on the farm named,
Canton, June "a, lBs0,'iow' j, WHITING
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Licensed TO We'd.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Fred Kempfer and Rosa Luta, William
Nothercoat and Maggie n. Westfall,
Thomas j. Post and Rhoda Q. Bauhof,
Burt Mead and Laura Thompson, John
Brobst and Ada Grimes, NJ Of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Cntnrrh Cnn and 1Hns Been
Cared by Dr. SnIm,

had always been told that catarrh IN the
hond could mol DO cured, nnd l had about come
90 tho conclusion that II was 10, after having
tried 10 much, until eamo for treatment 10 Dr,
specially OF Diseases Of tho eye, car, n0eo and
thr0at Tho trouble an my head pnd noeo, NB
well w pain In tho chest all bognn slowly 70 dis
appear during his bfOnimont. Before ! began
with Dr. Snlm lost all onoiRy, npnotlte, becnm0
puny and thinj but now, thanks TO his Bkillful
treatment, am once moro my old Holf--h0lo and
hearty, MRs, ELIgADETH MILLER,
RagorIvillo, Tucarawas County, o.
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CANTON, JULY 9ih, al BARNETT House
Massillon, July 10Th, at Conrad House
Alliance, July 10Th, at Chase House,



Tbla eminent German poclalat from nCrln
n0Utlyoly cuua nll diseases Of The Eye, Ear
Nose lhiOnt and Lungs after Nl plhri.llils llu
has cured more curcH OF llllndncfa, nrNlhtH,
rAtarrh, Throat nnd Lung Diseases thhn any
OK Cjbrmo1j@ m Biaenecs Of rho fsyo. such
A. 0fnnulntcd Lids, Chronic Inflammation oi
The Lld., Of tho lriAOf the thorod, Of tholiCi'
Ina; CluonIo yCcrniiqms sGasms ul thr liu.,
CnncOr0r thr lids and Eye, ,Vcnra running over
INC Chorka, DAy aud Might BliudncaA, pululcgt
on Mnltorng Sore Eyed, GOncrrhocn Ophlhpl'
mia, Rod blOtOhca OF Brown ones on the hgll,
phlyctcnulur Ophtlnlmn, OplciueN or MIX
white Spots ON Tho Eye, Olnncumh or CupnlnR
OF the Nerve, AmnurdalH, Falling out Of LNshcs,
sntpa, ROdn0aaOf EdgOaOf Lids nnd Eyes, nnd nll
other discusses 10 which the eye ~ uppcndnRti
are liable, positive and rapid curcFuhiNnicrd'
Enr Troubles arc cared by Dr,Num In IN
nstOnlnhngy quick time, lilo VIII iClicyo yuu
OF all rOAring, hIHang nnd ringing noises hvANl.
nOhi, ltchlna, pain, running Of the cart WIN
1lOaO upn h0ln IN u drum Of lily yonit HhnulnNi
win lnsOrt Artificial Ear pnlmbO OF hlt own M
yontlon with astOnsshingly gratifying results
Nose.-Dr. Snlm has paid pHriiqunr Uttcn-
Ion tod odsoasoa OF lhlA organ, ile positively CulgH
no worst cases OF CAIAhItH' even II tho
bones hay0 partly boon eaten upi removes 40.
ypuaby hisnow method, without pain; rcslolcl
Mo gonso of amOll aud taste, aud removes iCtid
Ddor as result Of Catomh In ono settling,
Diacnsps of tho Throat aud Lung6
arc cured, and moro OgonlHhngly good lcsullt
hAy0 bcOn obtained by DR., .SHlm thln Wy amy
,ihcr phyalcian In lhO'worl1. lie win lCmoyc
ronalh without pain AMI loss OF blood WIN
cure your ulcoratrd or grQnulniCd sore thlQNti
restore your lost or oWckcd voice nA good Oa
over, guarantee also 10 cure Hay FovoE ABlh-
mn, Bl0nchltls, Winter aud Chronic Coughs
DR. Snlm has ON hA record booka cueoa OF Con.
sumption which came 10 him with one lung or
parts Of ono pOnu. llO haa by his tfCntnCnt
healed up tho cavities In their lungs, And tho
patients now bid fair to 0utliYo uny ono with
nSys do nnheoo Dr. snlm NJ this visit. Con.
nltntlon and oNaminrl lon FREE, Address all
communication TO 0R. MQHlTH sAlM,
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Fourth at shaneavillo.

The people Of Shanesville, Tuscam.
was county, celebrated the Fourth in
good style yesterday with foot races,
Ire works, speeches, etc. Quite anum.
Der of people from this city were in at
tendance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-07-11
Lioensedto Wod,

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
James Bucher and Anna Slmeth Of
Navarro; David Oberdorf and Sarah o
llcrement, OF Louisville; james Rohan
and Dora Wilson, of Canton; George
w. llarple and Annie II. Criswell, Of
Mapleton,
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poaLh Of An old.TImo pomocrat.

Mr.. s. A. Schrantz, an old and highly
respected citizen, living ut Greentown,
this county, died this morning at $3.50
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified M Administrator,
with the VIII annexed, OF tho estate OF Daniel
Deckard, late OF Stark county, Onto, deceased,
AMOS DECKARD,
Dated June epd, 1850, ,-27dw
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Administrators Notice.

Notice IL hereby glyon that tho undeplgncd have
been duly qualified and appointed ~ Administrators
The estate OF George lloltz, lato OF stark ooun-
ohio, docoased
j. HENRY wIILAArAN,
KATIE HOLrH,
Dated June nQ, 1880 -27dNr Administrators,
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lsHlRIEF SALE.

Farmers Hank Oiurt OF NNt
Vs. htlfk iui common
Calvin r. norbuek ol al rloai Court
Hy yrtuo 0f an order Of sale Issued W clerk
Of tile court nf common plrHl uf Aafk county, ONO,
IN the ahuyo action, aud 10 me directed, Wlll ohrl
tor sale ~ public 0utcfy, ~ tho dupr 0i thu court
house. In tho olty Of Canton, ON
Saturday the eth day Of July, 1880,
tho following described run oathtci Lot mum.
bor 5000 In the clty VI Canton, Also tho wost hAlf
OF thO south hilf NJ lUl number lu, h tho uliy ul
Canton, stark county ONO,
Lot No. qlrnappmlscd NJ bl0o0,
Lot No, iltu $500,
Sale to commence NJ one O'Clock p, m, Terms
a, LElNihuin, Short
iIouREL a wmnrn, Ap'yA
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Saturday, the Goth day of July, 1880,

the following described real eatatoi AltuRlo IN
Me township " sandy, county Of STARK And state NJ
ohio ana khOWH ~ tho south half NJ tho west halt
0f tho nOtthraht quarter Ul section tWrnii -ary6n
(D containing iOrty (l0) acres " innd also paH
Of the west half NJ thh southeast quarter " section
twenty sGyfn (g3j, Township Anl range AfufraHl
containing thfty-nlua acres and huyrhtYsHlK nun.
dfHdtht OiD 7d'iUl) Of An ncfe ut Andi Also phft
VI tho northwest quarter Of hrUllfn twenty .ryru
(e7), township AMI range Aforesaid containing
lAnd (ia bJlOO)
ist tract OF 40 acres appraised " 16O per acre,
$1,000
qnd tract of0l 70-iO0 acres appraised NJ toO pot
acre, tltsh
ara tract Of ia6a-iO0 acres appraised NJ go por
aero, ei02i0
Sale to commence NJ ono O'Clock p N, form,
WV" A. LElNlN0En, Sheriff
NUaaU 4 It.W Ana