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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

What seems strange 10 ua, is that Mr,
llalstead should talk d column and a
half Of matter aud say 30 little, lie
does say sOme things, however, that are
very Important, lie acknowledges
sending a telegram ~ Senator hler-
man from Chicago, ~ Whiph he intmat
ed 10 sherman that This jig was W" and
that tho contest WAS likely 10 be between
Blaine and Mckinley This telegram
was sent " sherman probably with q
yleW W induce Sherman ~ declare
himself for Mckinley, II aeems Sher
man aid not do thiai but instead he
aent 4 telegram 70 Foraker (Which has
already been printed IN tho News DEM-
OORAg) asking Foraker II he (lf0rakeD
would run f0r Vice on the ticket with
lilalne, This point given out by Me-
llalatead, indicates that Sherman PEE
terrHd Blaine 10 Mckinley, MI, Hal
stead states that he does not know that
u poll Waa taken IN tho Ohio delegation,
and that only were fOf Mckinley, 40
against Foraker, This statement VI
what Mf llalslead does not know,
when put against that Of several Ohio
delegates who 90 knoio is not impOf
tant,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

InE country press OF Ohio age still
telling about th6 sell out Of the Canton
depository 10 tho school book monOp
Oily The Iron Valley Reporter OF Ga
nal Dover, Of this week has a acathiRg
editorial, OF which the following IL 4
hpbolmenl
Another weeks SrAEh COUNTY
DEMOCRAT exposes tho Repository for
dupllclly IN regard " tho school book
monopoly, A oil has been up In the
legislature 10 hayeRoh books furnish
cd by tho state Al half the present cost
or less, The Repository has editOrially
and by communications y opposed tho
bill, The exposure shows a fac aimile
bill presented by lhe depository % the
Appleton school book company, chafg
ing twenty-five cents q line for an aTti-
ole ana the same for any further arti-
elea that might be sent
We are paying two 0r three prices for
our school books, ana II IL time there
was some remedy In these days OF
trusts there II no remedy but by legia-
latlon, and too often Legislators afe
bought up
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
A LEGAL ApvIsnR.

The New York World thus partly
points n political parallel
Shades OF the immortal Blackstonel
Young Walker Blaine, whose short pro-
fessional career has been failure from
the start, succeeds the learned lawyer
and author Francis Wharton, deceased,
as legal adviser Of the Department of
State The venerable writer OF law
books and treatises had forgotten more
Of law than this callow young man who
succeeds him will ever know But he
Is the son OF his father who Is not sup.
posed TO require any great amount Of
advice regarding the laws which apply
to foreign claims In keeping Che
claims business In the family Mr..
Blaine demonstrates his usual CONNER.
cial shrewdness
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
WRONG, DBsPBRArB OR HOPE.
LESS CAUSE,

Uublinded by partisanship the Col
umbus Dispatch, (lnd) says Of recent
Judicial decision IN this city; Judge
Raley Of Common Please bench at
Canton, decided that the use OF the
word bastard, by one Of the newspapers
of that city, In connection with the
names of two councimen, was not libel
Gus. The term may have been so m.
serted ds not to be libelous, but a news.
paper certainly must have what would
seem TO be u wrong, desperate, or hope.
less cause when II makes use of terms
solely touching u matter with which Us
adversary had nothing 10 do, and the
mention of which must touch him to
the quick. The rival local newspapers
are now fighting about the decision
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

A DISPATCH appears IN several
daily papers OF last evening, among
others the Toledo Blade, which appears
10 bo an Associated Press giving an
interview with tho Hon, Mahlon
Chance, OF Now York, on his work for
Mckinley for President, Just previous
10 the Chicago convention, Chance
denies that no was acting under orders
from the American Protective League
ll0 says he does not remember urging
Mckinley 10 Clarence Brown, Of To-
ledo, who was u delegate, but whatever
h0 said was on behalf Of himself
Where the very funny business comes
In Mr., Chances interview, Ia where he
states that he was u Blaine man Ut
Chicago, When ChOs, Foster of Fos.
toria, sees this, we imagine he viii per.
pelrate one.0f his Standard Oh a Gas
Go, smiles, and use his characteristic
expression ="the Devil he was Chance
formerly lived only u few meters from
Foster, aud when Foster was tn Con
grogs, Chance was United states Con
sul TO Nassau, on the island OF New
Providence, Nassau Is The capital Of
the Bahama group, on the lower RIM OF
the temperate zone, about $50 miles
east of Florida. Chance held this de.
lightful consulate for eight years un.
der Grant. But when Hayes assembled
the throne, there was relation In
Warren, ONO, who got Chances soft
snap, and Chance was called home.
Now II there In any man In thIBCOuntry
who Is fitted by education and assoCia'
ton to adorn fashionable European
consulate, that mau is MuhlOu Chance,
He Ia well known In Canton, where he
used TO delight large audiences on the
stump. Now liAino has exclusive
charge Of the diplomatic slate, which
includes all the foreign consul0tes aud
Chance Is Just pining TO represent the
dignity of his country in u foreign
court. Hence his admiration for Blaine,
But Clarence Brown, Of Toledo; Capt,
j. u, Luckey, Of Elmore, ONO, and ex.
Congressman WJ0dworth OF Youngs.
town, are all wondering why Chance
forgot to mention Blaine, when he i'm.
pOrtuned them 10 vote for Mckinley IN
Chicago. The resources Of the average
Republican, who Is looking for pap,
seem to be b0undleBs and In the line OF
adrott diplomacy we give Mr., Chauce
high rank. Mr., Blaine ought TO send
him abroad,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
The FavOrite

Medicine foe Throat and Lung Dim
lutiea has long been, aud still is, Ayers
Cherry PeotOral, II cures CrOup,
WhOoping Cough, lironehitia, and
AathmaI so0thes irritation q tho
LarynE aud Bauoeai atTaHHhms tho
Vocal OrgansI allays smeEfss "a the
Lungsi prevents Consumption, aAd,
even Ia advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep
There is no other preparation for dis
eases Of tho throat aud lungs 10 be com.
pared with this remedy,
my wiio had distressing cough,
with pains Ia tho side and breast, We
tried various medicines, but none dld
her any good until I got bottle N
Ayers Cherry r6OtOral, which has cured
her A n6lghbOr, Mrs, Glenn, had tho
measles, aud tho cough was relieved by
the Mss Of Ayers Cherry feot0ral,. !
have no hesitation In recommending thlh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
VIEWS OF JUDGE FoLonR.
Iwn.nlnrton oor Masslllon Independent |

Washington Cor Masslllon Independent
The Independent has doubtless seen
the New York Herald Of yesterday,
with the letter Of General |, Il, Sher
wood, and the copy Of a letter fur
nished by him to the Herald, from u
correspondent, whose yeracity he
vouches for, but whose name he with.
holds for prudential reasons The oh.
ject Of General Sherwo0d's namelesS
correspondent being 10 show that Nc
Kinley played falsely TO Sherman In
the Chicago convention, Your cores
pondent could only give an opinion as
to Major McKinleys fidelity on that
occasion, and that opinion would be,
that Mckinley IS incapable Of such du.
plicity as is sought to be established by
the correspondent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

than | have, lle Ia now only a bum
lawyer, lleia ~ hard luck like myself.
James u, lilaine Is President, aud no
mistake, aud Harrison is only The fg
uIehead, Blaine says do this or do
that, ana you can gamble II IL done.
Ito has q great head James Gillespie
has, and he wouldn't allow any Dutch
nation 10 come around tramplng on
our toes, The worst OF II Is, he Is apt
10 declare war a. the drop Of a White
rag, aud get us all in trouble. Me 40
% Warf NeYrrl What nae a target
! clam that any man who goes 10 war
II big ehump, u war was " be do
elared morrow you would seB John
L' packing his trunk ana making his
way towards China
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
saturday the 18Th day of April, 1880

tne following described real oslAle, to,wt Known
a. tHr Uli property Ia WAyneahHtgh aud bnuBded
aud described N follow b0lng All that pan " the
southwest quarter uf section twenty-five township
seventeen range seven 90, which lies norm ut hu
south hhnt NJ tht NandY aud NNAyof Canal AHd east
VI me huto road leading from NtouhtutlIlu lu uur
ton except certain tot NJ ground adjoining Wll
fuh0 ava raha which wa heretofore dvUuuu hY
lsAhN N NuHt 'n klsiNrth shine from tlr above de-
frflhrl tract tuntAurW about unriUlUh ui aH
hrfrl aHI tAytVtlup ptUu ui GROUND uu ihu UuIihf
vast corner OF HAN quarter containing one Ail Que.
fourth hcfta sold ~ John Reed hy said itghs also
excepting piece 0i ground sold 10 said Reed t0ns
lAlhlng u acfoa AlHe excepting u tract NJ land IN
tho hftt described tfacI heretofore sold " John "
MOnf by Isaac y, Ross ana Adam NhoffOd, contain
ydtd three lpuuhp % VI tho following Tatt ur-
lhg 10 100 Of hn aero IN thr northwest corner VI Tho
southwest quarter OF section twenty two lgp). ana
hrlng hu aant piece VI land heretofore a0u ny one
AhuHrt 70 one AO0k, Tht uaot 0f lAnd hrfuih de-
sflhcd ana sought 70 be- pAftuOuod containing
thlflysuton (h) acres, more Or lcrt together With
the NH building with all tho privileges ana apputs
trnAncr4 thufttn belonging including the water
pflyllrRtn W now enjoyed anu which PASSES
through Tho southwest quarter Of said section ~
ana also saw mil ana i've tenant hOuHns situated
upon the lot u lAnd aboNt described
Appraised ~ $4,000
Sale W commence ai obo O'Clock . m. tefMk one,
hifd cash and tht hAlAhor IN Onr ana two equal
annual pAymenbt with Interest from dAy Oi sale ne.
cuftu W mortgage 90 the promises told
A, LElNiNGlIl SLcnH,
!, l.. ROuH Any
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

WILLIAM RoBERTs, NJ. d., II, r, Q.
T., OF the University Of London, Eng,
says. "PNssive congestion Of the kid.
neys may be present in which the urine
contains not a trace of albumen, while
the symptoms Of intense Yen0us con
gestlon, dropsy orthopnwa and pulsat.
ing iugulars are present, The urine
becomes scQnty, high G0lored aud
dense Warmers Safe Cure has cured
thousands Of these symptoms, often
called diseases, by putting the kidneys
in q healthy condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT,
otnaburR Young People Work a Surprise
On n Compnnion

otnaburR Young People Work Surprise
On Companion,
0sHABURG, March n, Especial. T.
The most enjoyable event OF the past
week was the surprise on Master
Johnny Edwards, Johnny went TO Nc
erary as usual While he was there
about twenty young persons gathered
Mt his home and u bounteoussupper was
prepared, after which the party oil
seated themselves around the table.
Everything IN readiness Johnny was
sent ior In a few minutes he arrived
on the premises and as he stepped in
20 the house was greeted with q roar Of
laughter He soon recovered from the
surprise sufficient 20 partake of u
hearty supper after which the time was
spent In various social games until u
late hour when all returned 10 their
homes feeling happy over the evenings
enjoyment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
That Plain rowoabip Racket
Mt VERNON DIST PLAN rP /
March iG, 1850. (

,MT VERNON Dls'T PLAIN rp,l
March lG, 1850.
ED, DEMOu,Ar' / have seen u stat.
ment In yoNr paper 10 the effect that q
petition was 70, up in this district ask.
ing for The removal Of Howard lem
pleton, as q teacher In this district, It
is true that such a petition was circu-
lated by the enemies of Mr.. TompletOn,
and that this petition was alterward
taken to your office and shown To you
In order that the fact might get into tho
paper 80 that as much injury as possi,
bic might be done 10 him,
! wish TO say however, In justice IA
the district and In justice to Mr.. Tenn
pleton, that that petition does not by
any meaus represent this whole district
The overwhelming majority of the law
abiding citizens Of this district are
ready TO testify that they are en-
tirely satisfied with the work Of Mr..
rempleton in this district and are will.
ing 10 recommend him as u faithful and
efficient teacher
HENRY RurnRUFF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Sight HOBtorod and Roliof Given by DR..
Wilbur After Years OF Suffering.

Mr., Louis M, Padra, head cook at the
Hurford, has been blind IN one eye for
several years, and his sight was poor In
the other DR.. Wilbur operated on his
blind eye on Thursday, and now he can
see perfectly, MIR. Prada had spent
over $500 in Buffalo, Columbus and
New York City all to no avail He
states he cannot speak in too high
terms Of DIR. wilbur, as he not only re-
stored the sight in his blind eye, but
has made the other one much stronger.
True merit must be recognized, even
in travelling physician, and operations
like these performed on people right in
our city, is sure to make converts of the
most skeptical II you are sick and
can't find n cure at home, don't fail to
consult him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

IN the Cincinnati Enquirer Of yester.
day Cath has n column and o half OF
slush and emptiness on Hannibal Ham
In, Of Maine, who was Vice. President
with Lincoln Llamlin talks about
llarrison's cabinet, Speaking of Rusk
Of Wisconsin, who is now Secretary Of
Agriculture, that "he Is an illiteratc
man. The NEws.DEMOCliAT said in
rhyme two weeks ago, that Rusk
spelled cat with a cap n Many
thought we were Joking, but such Is
'thos0lemn fact. Still Rusk Is probably
the ablpst bodied man In the Cabinet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

GEN, HARRISON has already taken
care Of two Of his partners, one (Mil,
lerl he has made q Cabinet officer, and
the other (WallaCel goes ag postmaster
OF indianapolis Now let ua see what
he will do for hia relatives Blaine Is
looking out f0f his Kin with his
son Tor legal adviser In the Depart
mont of State, he win have no conflict
Of authority IN case of another deal on
guan0, or anything else, Civil service
reform Ia. marching on with giant
nj fidge
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

lria quite amusing 10 read the opin'
ions OF the newspapers, mostly week
lies, that are now coming 10 hand, on
Judge llaleyg decision, As We have
quit discussing this question, We do not
care 10 reprint The comments, but the
Judge, should he read some Of these OBJ
aeryatiOns, would think the comments
Of the NEWS DEMOCRAT ethereal mild
ness compared with them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

On inauguration day the Western
Union Telegraph Company sent out Of
Washington 2D,lQi messages, aggregat.
ing 6li,0S words, and for the week
ending that day l,iG76s3 words, This
looks like lightning good business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

TuE Toledo Blade OF March ~
copies the Chicago letter Of the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT, Of March 9th and makes
some pertinent editorial comments,
which We print elsewhere. The Blade
IN not on our exchange list, hence the
article is credited 70 the New York
Herald
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

Gov, HILL, Of Now York, denies
that he Is married He expects 10 make
the presidential canvass as q bachelor
and marry at his leisure, lie remem-
bers that Grover Cleveland did this and
that, after he was married, ho was de.
feated for reelection,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

JOuN l., SULLIVAN Is much pleased
with the Administration SO far In an
interview AZ Worcester Mass, John L.
says
| am az good u man to-day as Grover
Cleveland, Grover, old boy held the
highest olllce IN the land until one week
ago last Monday. Where is Grover
nowP He has taken q bigger tumble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
sHnnIFl SALE.
oder of sale,
Stars County Common
lllaA lnMIl.

WV sf"""' '"''f
ny virtue VI an order af sale, Issued hy No
sleIk VI Tho court " common pleas " hlAIh
county, OHIO w Tho above acupnt anl W mp a.
Ieotad 1 viii OhnI iOf aain " publlp puAfg NJ cue
door u TIC court house W uis olly " Canton, on
Saturday, the sard day of Mar 1885,
the followng described premises l0-Wli situate ~
IaEe tuWnship, Hark funnWi one ana hplnr q
san Ol thH northwest and hpnlhNeal qnAflff gl
leellog m lomhsP ~ t9hA dab 'I1s ~ f,o, lel
ITeentOWn NJ nfhensblTgi AZ a point Whefp no
section quarter llnn ~ deviation " hAll quarter
lines TunnRH north anh spnlh Through p.tlnlih
Aenea nOIl on said line b anl prlu peTehra W lln
sortheaat aud sOnlhHast corner VI said guarpIsi
uienoe north Wh0ln distance, and degrees rAtll
10 aud p-iO pprrhta W slakti hpnpp NEST 80 Al,l
kdhgTeps h0Tlh, u aud $40 perhea llenle anlllll
AZ deHTeas vest 40 aud h-lO pei phehi thHncp nihh
6idegfefs SOUTH " peTGhes 70 ihn mace ~ hhHlli
Aing, ppnlalnIna nl 40 acre, mere ~ lpaa
Also the following premises tOWti situate " hAll
township, sHO pn Ah1 range menNphpl w Hp
second cause VI action hnTtlui Ahd hpnhleu "a lul.
hvs. l0uinenCng fnT thp aalnt NJ lhh hpllhthel
Garner ni tract 0l lald Known % tie 'Hlean mlll
6aGt,ii thence south, ~ degrees nAAl lhAlln ana
bi p6Tehes W q nlake utnep ,oulhl lthlpts
veal 10 chains aud pefehtn " up pnhlp, ul luaN
laading from nfeenibwn W ufeenhhlfBli lhenpp
norih KS degrees Waal ehalnH aud hi pefthra W
sent In ihe eenleT VI had road the hAnn being also
he southeast corner NJ AAln " san nlll lia lhtnfh
AOflh degrees eAhh WIN lllp eAsl ppNhnall NV
III said alaaIl Mill property 10 eiAlns Agl ptfphpa
W the place of begllnlng, containing hAli acre
Ilsl'ao! appraised al sisSS9
sAle 10 commence ~ ot0ok y, ~, Terms,
a, LEININGEit aherln,
MoEa a MOOAHrY AHyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Nn, HALsrnAD is a very interesting

Mr.. HALsTEAD is a very interesting
newspaper man. In the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette of March "A, Mr.
lIalstead prints column aud half Of
well considered matter on the Chicago
letter In the NEws.DEM0CRAT Of
March o. Mr.. lIalstead was IN New
York City at the time, and the interest
ing matter comes by wire, IN the form
of an interview Mr. llalstead is a
candidate for one Of the lirst class
foreign missions, and rs Gen Harrison
has referred all aspirants TO the Con
gressonal delegations from each state
Mr. Halstead is of course anxious TO
soothe the waters of sorrow thAt are
now so sadly stirred by the row among
the Big -Four. Mr. lIalsteOd takes the
ground that both Foraker aud Mckin'
Icy worked for Sherman in Chicago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Adams Opinion.

~ don't say marriage is a failure
said Adam, candldly, as he sat down on
a log just outside the Garden Of Eden,
and looked hungrily at the fruit on the
other side Of the wall, "but if had re.
manned single this wouldn't have hap.
pened."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Saturday, the 9th day of April 1880,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

In pursuance Of an order ot The Probate Court 69i
stark county OhlO We VIII onef iof Shlo ~ pupho
hnCtlOn, ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1889,
nt O'Clock u. m, npon the promises, tho following
do,urhOd real estate situate IN the county VI bAth,
state VI Ohio iU.wlU Part ci tho hOntlWosl quar-
tef VI fractional section number thlry-gho tjD,
toWtshp number ten (i0), in range nulnhof hlno
tD) aud bounded ~ follows beginning W INC
AOnthWn,t corner Of said quarter ana running
lhOnrn north along tho west llne uf tho same nlnn
tOOn chains aud seventy four LINKS TO stono N lhN
hlghwaY thence tAstWnrlly and parallel WIN thu
enuth llnn " Hnld quarter " Che east llnu Ot uo
aAmp. thpnuN south along ihU cast lne o. lid quar-
tor ulnuiudn cnlnH and sOyentY-f0nr y t'tH 10 tho
eouthoast eOthtf NJ Had QuArt0rl theme FNt along
tho south uc VI sAil qArcr W the pl-e lluecW-
nihg oOHUlnmg tghty-hyn aorei
Ternir Of sat 0nc-h half ~ heg rtst lilfot the
balance IN one yclt and UuU-hH lii h,H NNtifom
ihe INV ot sale With interest 4 70, Ii0pap4
inenif, nnd to Ut secured by mora, eos iuprcu'
lHrs sold,
"If'''''' w THOMAS w. CHAPMAN,
A. W. uOSnOHN,
nAfia.bv Administrators
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
SHERIFF SALE.

cry National BAoh c' Al Order Of sae
Va STARK County N0tnmOh
Albou E Hawkins A0mI I1ORs GoST
Ny virtue Of m order Of sale issued BY tho
ho oleft Of the court " common pleas Of STARK Co.,
ohio, IN the above action aud " mo directed I viii
oTcf for sale ~ public Onicfy NJ the door VI ne
oouH house, IN tho tliJ " Canton, On
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1880,
the following described real estate IN the town
hhip Of washington county Of Starb ana state Of
Ohio, ana known ~ bolnF angr .pf iho s0uihoast
quarter OF section 10, tOWnHh y ih9d range u
STARK county, ohio. and sald iols ilnAflof IN
further described ~ t0ll0wrl rN ~ for hu
uUuhuAfl AZ lhU tuuilWlHt 90 Upuaftef
arrilOn thcuco east on ihUHU ...Il IiAld qugfa
tlf one hundred AMI thltiY - lrth pnc.
Allul With The WOst lipu Of NJ I iia'. uatlOh n
Hufllocnt distance ffin WI ~ snnlnH n
straight llnu NOstNtrly para .N w sltAld Tao
Of said quarter ~ intuut0t Va ntII shnFoOt W
comprise within The boundary thereof 20 Acfes VI
land, but subjcct 10 Al legal highways
Appraised ~ $4,000
sale 10 commence al one oclott . m Terms
uSl
A, LElNlEGER shorln,
BALDWIN n snu.Dy, AttyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21

In was Grover Clryu,auu motto that
public Office Is pubic trust Now
public office, according To Blaine and
Harrison, Is private snap, Let II be
recorded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
saturday, Tho ESD day OF Mar 1889
SHERIFF SALE,

WIN, j. fieIo loIah VI hhe, alAIt
r. Va county ppmuph llth
lIDenlse Matter ., A. Ooart
mlit virtue NJ an order " hAle issued
Ecimk nf the court NJ common peAs 0f hlAft C0i
aiiio In the above aetiOn and W me directed viii
sHeT Tor fale AZ pablo Outefy ~ tho door " The
souft house, ih he eilJ " Canton ON
Saturday, the 3Oth day Of March, 1850,
tke following daeflbed real estate to'wlt t0It
aumhef aayth hundred aud thirly (Npl Anl styuu
sandfpd ahd thliy One (ib), IN tho oly OF Canton,
starr county ono
Appraised ~ elbO0.
AAIe v e0nmmte ~ 1 O'Clock ., IN, Tcrmk
'''" A. LEINisGER sherlr
FtTu0 A TurHHH Au'Yh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
Ayers Cherry PeCtOTaI,
SHERIFF. SALE.

Ny virtue Oi Ap Ahs order 0i sale 10 partition lhsued
by ne toik VI mo CuuH Oi common pltat NJ slafk
cnpul IN nc above action and W mo directed will
enrf Toe sale A public UulcfI VI me door VI tic
count hnuae DO lhn rIly li Nhnlnn- on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-21
SHERIFF SALE.

Aaron WaTpLlbf Ordot OF Sale,
M stark county Common
John Flory II AL plOas Court
ny vrtuo OF An order of sale issued by tho
clerk Of the Court 0i Common pcas, Of Stark Co.. o.
In tho above action and 10 mo directed VIII OifnI
for sale ~ public Outcry NJ tho door OF The COnf
house, IN the city Of Canton on
Saturday, the 18th day of April, 1880
the following described real estate to-wti The
east part Oi tho southeast quarter OF section four
teen (li), OF township eleven UDi ot range nlnp
lO), containing sixty acres OF land, and being al OF
that portion 0i said quarter section not heretofore
conveyed 10 Daniel Brnuchor except nine ana
30 100 acres 1f land sold theroirOm ny those graA
tors January 21th. lB7s, by decd, recorded In vol
iin pg 1bI tu benjamin HOnlpr, Also except
fourteen aud B2-l00 AOrOB Of land sold thcrGtrum
by these Hrant0fs Tn r. HOil by decd, dated january
29th 1874, recorded IN vol lb1 page iN,
Appraised nj 1880,
sale to commence Al ono O'Clock p M Terms
cash,
A. LElNlHGER, Sheriff.
w. w,&J H. CLhRW, Attyp