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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
FAMILY REUNION.

The Third annual Reunion Of the John
a, hnively Family was Held t the
"aomeat6ad," pwo Miles Fast OF hioh'
VILE, Saturday June Z, 1900,
The morning was spent In social enter
lAlnment, games, DC.
AZ 9 o'clock dinner was announced and
hugely enjoyed by all present,
After the repaat tho president, Henry Y,
Sniyely, called the society 70 order The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. j, II, Snlyely then gave
an entertaining address OF thirty minutes
and was followed by G, w, Snlyely, who
aketohed briefly the family hlaiory,
The music was conducted by Mrs, Lla.
zle Ehaig OF Canton, assisted by Mrs, W
II. WOnger Of Richyille and Mlaa Linnlt
Deckard OF North Industry.
After the usual parliamentary and nils
oellaneoua business was transacted, The
society adjourned to meet July 20, 1891,
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loleyelana rlaln pealor spoelAll

WAsHINGToN, June i2,-seorelary OF
State blaine h very much worried al me
legislation which the Republicans OF the
House are forcing through aud does not
hesitate 10 counsel the Republican hena'
tors when he secs them 70 put the braltes
down hard, lle had a long conversation
with one Of the leading Republican heln'
tOrs this afternoon, during which he orlll'
oIsed the Republicans OF the House un'
sparlng.y, lle spoke depreoating the
Mckinley tariff bin that has been passed
and laid much stress upon tho uniorlll'
nate Influences which Induced iiH authors
20 adopt the bounty system, lle SAID II
was a mistake, lie said the cotton plant
ers aud the wheat growers hhd Just %
much right 20 demand bounty aa tho
sugar growers, but that the whole bounty
system was pernloloua and he doubted lls
eonatltutonhlity, lieHidea, he aa ld, II
the present bill which created drains on
the treasury, were passed, II would leave
no surplus on which 20 draw for the pay
ment Of the bounty, tle dwelt AZ length
upon tho federal election law which the
House caucus had resolved upon, lle said
IL would have "a dire effect upon the bust
ness prosperity Of large section OF the
country without beneilllng the Republi'
can party,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
COL. DnoKMAE,
A Malvorn Young Man Elected 10 tho
Highest onioo VA tho o. OF " Of Ohio,

A Malvorn Young Man Elected 10 tho
Highest ofioo VA tho o, OF " Of OHIO,
j. DcchmOu Of Malvern was yesterday
elected Colonel OF the Sons Of Veterans OF
the State OF Ohio nt the oncnmpmont az
Mansfield, aud HE many friends IN ihla
city will rclolco with him In the honor
that he has received. The contest was "a
shnrp hut friendly one, There wore two
other candidates, ID. q. Morrow Of Hills
boro, aud j. V. llilliard Of Newark, Dock-
man received lust enough votes 70 nomi'
nate him on the first ballot, the yolea
standing, Dcckman lbs, Morrow l0l, and
Hilllnrd bl,
Tho Sons Of Veterans decided 10 mako
the field cncampmOnia permanent
thing, and 10 hold them annually COM
moncing, 40 this year, upon the second
Tuesday In Juno. The salary Of the adj
lutnnt was Increased 70 $1,000, and the
qunrturmagor's TO 5000 q year. The at
tendance IN about 1000 A parade takes
place this afternoon, Tonight the secret
work will bo oxompllnod, The compo.
iitivo drill occurs tomorrow, and the en-
oampmont will close tomorrow evening,
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Legal Notice,

Edward Run and Andrew RUN who reside IN
koal0soo county, Indiana and whose post once IL
Etna 0rooni David Hun aud Henry Run, who 70.
side In ~ Jnaopha county, Indiana, nnd whose post
once address ID Lake Yilln Eliza Moore, who fo-
Sides In Marshall county, Indiana ana whOte post
ONCE addfutH ~ llllbuIti Mary Johnston, Who ros
Sides In Marshall county, Indiana, And whose post
once address IN B0urblnl Mary CLARK, whose feal.
denoe ~ stoubon county, Indiana, and whose post
dunoo ~ D6KAlb county, Indiana, and whose post
0nlco n hummitl James iun, Ruhooca Mar
Nm, Minnie Run and Marion RuH, wh0so residence
N unknown, heirs NJ law " George Run, late OF
stark county, ohio, deceased, Will take notice that
samuel liuit AdmnatrAtor Of the estate OF George
linf deceased, on the 7th day OF June, A. ID, 1900
nlnd hlt petition IN tho probate court within and
for the county of STARK ana state OF Ohio alleging
that tho pera0nal oatate Of said doccdont IA unannl
hlh oAate that he died eoIod IN fec simple OF the
following described real eetato situate IN said coun.
W Of stark and state OF Ohio 70 Wit holng part Of
tho wOst half or tho southeast quarter Of section
number 90 township ~, rnhRe y, beginning NJ the
southwest corner Of said quarter section, thonoo
north Bb perchoH 70 stone planted, thence east 40
far a. 10 make said tract contain 10 aoroa thonoo
south 10 perchoa ~ stone planted on the section
neI thonco west 10 tho place Of beginning, contain
Tie prayer OF said petition 10 for an order OF sale
q said promises foriho payment OF tho debts and
The persons nrtt above mentioned will further
take notice that they have been made nafiitp dc.
fendant 10 said petition and that thoy are required
10 answer tho same on or bofgo tho 2nd day OF
August, 1900 SAMUEL RUFF
Administrator OF 0eorge Rpif, do'd
Mono 4 MoCARrY, Atpya for Pltn' liY-Lw
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spooIal nsouraIon 10 Ht. PAnl.

Special Excursion 10 ~. Paul,
For annual meeting of the National
Educational Association, held at 81
Paul, July Sth 10 llth, the Chicago, 81
Paul 4 Kansas City ny, has arranged
with connecting lines In the East Tor
the sale Of excursion tickets NJ one fare
for the round trip This popular line
offers teachers aud their friends, not
only low rates of fare, but luxurious
accommodations, elegant compartment
sleepem, dining car service, special day.
light traine, quickest time, different
route returning, etc,
Tickets on sale June 28th TO July
9th. Good for return TIL September
Both, ii desired.
For descriptive circulars, rates, routes
and detailed information, address
j. A. GRANGER, Ohio Pass Agt
20 Clinton Building,
jl7 Coumbua, D
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oouaINR nLoPm.
A sonaation In tho Northwest Part Of tho
County,

A Sonaation In tho Northwoat Part OF tho
County,
Miss Dolllc HNrbaugh, u pretty brunette
OF ~ summers, daughter OF William llnr.
baugh, prominent farmer OF Lawrence
township, northwest OF here, came 70 the
conclusion that there IL no young man In
this world 80 noble and true aa her cousin,
S, w. Hnrbaugh, aud no found bis heart
telling him that Dolllo'a equal does not
oxist upon the face OF the Garth. Conao.
quontly thoro was an olopomont for both
know that parental consent could never bo
obtained for such union, The pair met
nt the residence OF Mrs, Lydia Huffman,
In Franklin township, Summit county
Wednesday afternoon, and that oyoning
drove 10 the residence OF n relative whore
they passed. the night,
Papa Hnrbaugh learned Of the affair
and Immediately started In pursuit, Tho
olopers worO traced NJ various points In
the county and when last heard from were
within u few miles OF Akron. Mr., llur
bangb went 10 the probate oilloo here and
gave notice that tho oloporH are first
cousins and honoo cannot legally marry
In Ohio, Tho old gentleman 10 very nn-
cry and threatened 20 shoot hla nephew on
sight. Tho whereabouts Of the olopera IN
not known but they arc supposed 10 be In
Akron and the police ure on the lookout
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STARK COUNTY sABDATHs socIGrY
Tho First Hemi.Annual Convention 10 he
Held June "a ano 30,

n
Held June "a ano 30
In the First Baptist church, this city,
Will be held, Tuesday and Wednesday,
June q and %, the frat aemi'annunl con-
yontlon Of the Stark County Sabbath SO
ciety, q branch OF tho American Sabbath
Union which was organized In the pnrlorH
Of Col. Elliot n. Shepard, editor OF thp
New York Mall and Express, November
Tuoaday evening, June "a after doyo'
tlonal exercises hy Paalorj, n, Field there
will b0 an address by Rev. Mr. Field on
the Aims and Status Of the Movement ana
an address by Rev ", T., llcrbruck on The
Present Outlook for the Christian sabbath
Wednesday az the morning session Rev.
William williamson will conduct deyp'
tionnl exercises, Row q. II, Ferguson
will sneak on the objections 10 the move
mont and Rev. n i, Bentley, D. d., ON
Scripturnl Doctrine OF the Sabbath, AZ
the afternoon session Roy. j, n. Pounds,
will lead the dcyotl0na. Judge IhnyCr
will speak on the Civil Sabbath or the
Legal Basis for Sunday rest laws, Rev,
Dr.. Muller will aponk on Personal ana
Family Responsibilities touching the Sab
bath Tho Sabbath IN harmony with
natural laws, by Dr. Miller of MnaHillon,
and Responsibility Of the Church for Sab
bath dosocraton, by Rev, j, StraHanOr,
will be other addresses,
Wednesday evening exercises VIII con-
stat Of devotional services led by John u,
Clark and an address on the National Re-
aponaibIlity touching the sabbath by Rev,
james L, Mills, field secretary OF the Ohio
Sabbath Association,
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Hon, w. v fions, cx.6hto Audiior Of
lowa, slyH. VI haya Used Chamhorlnln'A
Congl Hnmody M MY family Oud have no
hesitation ln tiglng Il 10 nn uxcollont
remedy, hblloVe iti1nll that is claimed
for it porHous afflicted by cough or
cold viii lind itp irlondn Thoro "a no
danger from whooping cough whom ihle
remedy ~ freely given. DO cont boltcn
For sale BY Durbin Wright& Go. and l.,
Sollman.
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Paris

PARIS, Juno i,-Tho Paris and Wash
InRton Up. Mutual Insurance Company
met az Paris, Saturday, May 81, IN annual
convention and transacted such husinosa
na came mp for consideration. Tho fol-
lowing named persons were elected for
the ensuing years President, Y. Mong, OF
Pnrla Secretary, A. Reese, Of freeburR
Treasurer, A, McCao, Of Broohurgi Dlroc'
and Arthur Hlis, Of Washington tp. Sec.
OF the Constitution was 40 amended AZ
TO exclude all cheese factories and their
contents from being Insured. Tho COM
pnny now contains 3l7 members.
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Ola sottlor'a annexation.

Tho following olllcors were elected NJ
The meeting June 10, to serve one year,
ls0ii president, James Bnylcan; vico
proBid6nt Lhwia V. noolluei secretary,
Ira M, Alloni treasurer, Johnson Shor-
rick committooo OF nrrongomentt Dnv-
ID Xnllnrn, George ReN Percy S. Sewers,
lid s, Bnif John a, Lltilo and Eli Miller.
The time for iho meeting next yoor was
left 10 lho committed OF arrangements.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19
RIPPLE AceU1TTnD.
A Jury In the Ripple Arson Case Roturna
VordIot Of Not Guilty.

Readers OF the NEws.DEMooRAr will re-
member the indictment OF james A Rip
pie, I'm the Carrollton county court for
arson. lie was accused OF setting fire "a
his property for the purpose OF obtaining
the insurance on Il. Ripple'a trial has
been In progress for several days and was
brought 70 close yesterday, Fifty wit
ncsses were produced by the state and %
for the defense. Judge Nichols gave the
onso 10 tho Jury at 3 o'clock l0at night and
n half hour later u verdict OF ncqulttal
was returned. Ripple was In the city 10.
dny and he was warmly congratulated by
his numerous friends hero upon hlg os'
cape from compulsory visit 10 Column
Iun, alma
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-19

Tho following item, clipped from tho
FL Madison, Iowa, Dumocrnt conininl
Information wcli worth remembering
"Mr. John Roth OF ihli city, who mot
with an accident few dnya goapraining
and hriisina his len and arm quite severe.
", was cured ny one % cont bottle OF
Ohnmborlainia pnin BalmN Inis
remedy II without an equal for sprnins
md bruises and should hnvo q place IN
every household. For sale by Durbin,
Wright e Co., and u, Sollman,
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nss1o FAMILY REUNION.
Two Hundred Prosont and Jolly Good
Timo Yesterday.

The annual reunion Of tho Esgig family
wns held yesterday at tho residence OF
William Wnrstler one mile south OF Mid
diebrnnch. Tho threatening weather In
tbe morning did not deter about two hun.
dred pooplo from attending the reunion,
The Berlin bnnd and string band were
present and dispensed llno music, Simon
Essig road an address, a bountllul rc-
pnet wna served. Mrs. Woayor, OF lndi-
ana. mod 40 yeurs, was The oldest person
ntiondiur, w. II. Essig VAS elected pros
ident fof the ensuing yenr'
It was decided 70 hold The next reunion
at ihercsidcncc of S. &. Bcttler, the scc-
ond Thuradoy in June lt0l, az Kent
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loaeph hopt o.aeI q i9Is ..,,
IienV ashOsaaDsrg eIa,I flsAs cout
Ny virtue Of an alias ordaf ai sale, .saea VI ne
Qleh ni lilo o0nt ol common plnAs " nlAiA
f0ultg Ohio ~ 20 above ACTON, anh " me llr
Ieoigdi VIII 0ier i0r sale a public onlpll y we
aopr Oi hls oouit house n ne elV ofpAn'elon on
Saturday, the 9let day of June, 1890,
tho following described real ealale to-wll situate
ln tho township, pl tl1oaiaWRhi o0unV q hAlh Hh
slate oi OllN aud hioWa y and bplnb Wv nnnnneHf
sixteen u0l RBd all ~ number hVeth tipl
nnIM Of' dlldil running dlagnnalY lhr ngll ihe
eAInei of Andrew " liunhyh addition % lhe illlA.e
Ol Fast uIbunYilin hlAfk county, Ohio AnNnlllhh "
man Of plat Of lilo same, ~ recorded n me pAt
records " hiark county, volume " paee hil except
Ina the mineIAl coal hereunder
IlOt 10 appraised at fab0.
lot No ~ $50
sale 10 commence ~ one O'Clock ., M Terms
"a, KRiDEii aherln,
". W, MoOAu0HHg, Au'H
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PENSION OFFICE ROrVEHHESS.
Corporal Tanners Successor, the VIC
tim ofGraye Charges OF yenality
and Corruption,
A system Of Phieving Charged lhA' la'
volvs tho Administration in q Very houu
and Nasty Scandal,
rIAln pealst spselal


WASHINGTON, June ia,--fFom tho pres
ent indications PenRl0n Commissioner
Green u, Raum has involved ne hulillll
lstration Ia thehlggest ana mohl ulnklaup,
ful scandal slnce the days OF bfalll hliu
the whiskey ring, WIN Wlilch, pullpna9
enough, liaum was ~ Why ppnnpv''ui
Corporal Tanner, who was hlehvu wv ns.n w
Office for 'WOrkingn the pension bureau,
was a mere novice In the arr OF using hih
official position 10 advance lllh private
fortunes when ranged alongHldeo oI hhllllli
IL one half the reports are lrue' ln9
charges have many ramlhchupph enu
even extend 10 aud promise w lnNplvp
another bureau OF the government ~
epltome OF tbs charge 10 that 10 has Nr'
tlally traded a decision on large plNpp
OF oases for an endorsement on notes hH'
qreqating s2b, 900 that he arunnlngh huHe
private refrlgeratlng business ana uhlnH
his poatlon aud hlR government ehrGh 70
advertise his wareBl thai lie N iullllhH y
private pension business through hlh sou
aud by diyerilng business mo we Nelun
OF tho firm he II virtually pleylhR llplii
one hand inlo the other llhl no hll
Supt, Robert T., Por1eh OF lhe 9vhlul
bureau are IN "oahoola," lh lhhl w lh
formation from the census question le'
lating 10 soldlera aud widows Of soldiers
M ths iate war N 10 be turned over ~
Raum and by him 10 hih son Tor use ~
solleltlnQ Nbuslneasn These counts ln .
general way cover the indictment, but
any one of them h sufficient 70 warrant
Raumis instant dismissal, The National
Democrat this week contains an exposure
which goes back TO the time when unuef
Hayes he was commissioner OF Internal
revenue. The Democrat charges lhhl hl
thai time $4,000 was paid by the Chicago
dlstlllera 10 Washington officials, ana u "
Raum knew Of II at tho time, l. " under
stood that the administration has been ~
yeatlgating the charges and that knum ~
10 be forced out 40 soon 40 some one can
be found 10 MI hla place, Ralm'h dehlhlei
have In every instance been equivoehl
and OF such nature 40 10 lndlcane lhal
he fears an open Investigations
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legal Notice.

Louis plitor whose place q refidenco "a nm
known, win tito notice tlat ON tlia7lh day of June
1870 Lydll plplcr niCU ncnptttl9n ln cue Court ol
divorce from ehil LoulO Pttler. on lho ground Oi
wlifhl absence and grOiB neglect OF duty, aud fol
alnonyt and that said cnune VIII bo FOR hoarng on
LYDIA PITT1ER.
junlo-Lw NY JonN q WnLY, hor Att'y
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lie Calls a Halt on the Schemes and
Jobs In the House.

ae il Opposed to the Jobs and hobbeFiel
In the Mckinley nill, aud Dsplorsa the
Secret Influences that neoured these
Jobs Ia tho niil,
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Administrator Sale.


Abraham DrumOAush s,.,, order CH,, @ sale s,,,,o
IydA MacSamcr ct al '1 Pleas ESiS Court t''D"'
NY virtue OF m alias order OF sale. Issued by
tho clerk OF the court Of common pleas Of stark
county, Onto, In tho above action, and 10 me a.
rocted | will oifor for sale ~ public outory on tho
premises In Lake township, on
Monday, the 10th day Of June, 1890
Tho following described real estate to.wti Part
OF the aonthonat quarter Of section TO- township ~
OF range T. beginning for same % tho northeast
corner Oa haid Qiarter thence NORTH 10 dog and ~
min, woat with quarter no 800 feet % post,
thonco south, dog, and ~ min west 1885 feet TO
post thonco south, 10 deg. and A min east, 028
feet W post and northeast o0rnor OF landB Of q,
Nhowor thence north, 3 deg ana 10 min, east 1885
foot TO the boglnnlng containing ~ B5-i00 acres.
Appraised At 9libi,
Terms ono-thlrd cash, ono-illrd IN ono year and
One.thlrd In two years, with interest from day OF
sale deferred payments 70 bo secured BY mortgage
on the premises sold
Sale 70 commence NJ ono O'Clock y, m.
WILLIAM WAGNER
Administrator estate OF Jacob
Brumpaugh,
JonE LAIN, Atty,
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CLEVELAND, June 10, - lSpcciOl.l-At
nino o'clock this morniuga acriouH smash
mp occurred at NowblrR, ~ the crossing
oi the Cleveland a Canton and Cleveland
and pittsburg railroads, Tho target was
set for the Cleveland Il Canton, aud tho
morning passenger train north was cross
ing the track OF the Cleveland a Pitts
burg, when the engine Of a freight train
crashed into the ladies' coach, (No, Bll ,
smnshng the coach and throwing II over
on the sides, and creating scene OF the
widest panic among tho passengers, IL
seems miraculous that no one was Killed..
There were thirty passengers IN tho car
when the freight engine struck u. Among
the passengers was Rov, DR.. Muller, OF
Canton, who was thrown against the op.
posite side OF the car very violently and
INJURED In the hip, A Mr.. Carver ANA a
Mrs. Nash were also considerable bruised
Other passengers are thought 10 bc iniur'
ed, but Mr.. j. W. Wawwoll, supcrinton'
dent Of the road rcporls mono seriously
injured. Tho trucks OF both roads were
blocked for two hours and a half. The
claim Ia made that the engineer OF the
G, a. p, never stopped his train before
making the crossing, The coach has one
side entirely stove In, two aills broken,
and Is generally wrecked, Tho first rc'
port that cnmo here was that ak persons
were killed outright three fatally Injured
and nine seriously hurt, Supt Wardwoll
tclcgrnphs from the wreck that ho does
not think anyone seriously injured or viii
die.
LATER DISPATCH,
CLEVELAND, Juno l8,-Later reports say
Ab persons were moro or less hurt Tho
switchman was killed. No namoe yet OF
injured. Tho car was filled with shop
girls and mechanics.
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saturday, the Eth day of JuIy lsOO,
sHERIFF SALE.
~ 10 O'Clock a. M, on
Monday, The gSrd day Of June. 1880.

hNhhNlf bAN sVAN NNl vi uhhNi AoVNi
shall expose 10 public sale. nj tho cleveland aud
Canton Rnllr0ad station, 10 uartyillo stark county
ONO, tho following property
one lot hickory plank 900 foot, more or lott one
lot (mlxod) hickory plank And boards, 100 foof
more on leaa one loi (nltod) lumber hickory aah
ana oak 600 feet moro or Least OnO lot oak heant
ling 2xA, 400 feet more or loaa one oak plank aud
foncng, 100 feet oak nilch one AK plank, HxH 5000
feet moro 0r lesh, oak plank 800 fort moro or lola
hAtA wood 600 feet more on lchH bass wood bUAfdal
20 H. oak illtoh QUO lot 0hk plank, 0ne lot oak lum
bOr hOlO more or less fcneo p0hla ono lot nth aud
oak lnmhtE one lot ash aud maple lumber one lnt
hickory plank, one lot Oak plank and ila, 5000
feet more or loHH, maple ana oak one lot railroad
ties and plank 1900 feet moro or loaa, mixed lums
hori one lot chestnut lumber one lot rcd oak lums
bor, one lot culls, ono lot chestnut lumber 5000
feet more or less oak nltohl 40 railroad ties. 10
fonoo posts, one Tot OAK nAnka aud boards, one lot
oak plank aud hoaltllng 1900 feet more 0r less
1000 feet more or less square hickory lumber 100
cords moro or less Of o0fdw0nd, nolng property
taken by ylttue Of ON attachment from tho court VI
common pleas Of stark county, ohio NJ tho suit Of
wcuonhOfgor a weary against Oootgo Ooibi also
70 satisfy an execution suit OF Gibson a Brown
against Geo, 0oib,
O. A. KHiDEil, Sheriff,
Canton, o., June II, ieoO.laot
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LmOnds d Order Changing Tho Time Of
Holding q Term Of Court In
Lake County.

The state NJ OHIO
Ninth Judicial District
II IN ordered that tho term
on Common Pleas Court N lake County m shd
DHlflot heretofore fKod Tor dune 9nd 1900 be NO
ohlngod that the time for holding such torn "
Court hu nYcd 10 begin NJ ton O'Clock A, NJ, on
Monday, July 2lgt, ie0l
L. n SHERMAN,
ID, W. OANpiNLD,
ANhON rHANH. dudruHnfthO
w A, NtOnOIN Ninth Judi
TnOMAn ftNtLfMNR frnl District
Gao. H. NOBiNNUN, of Ohio
u. i, JOuNNrON
ISAAC H. rAlLOh
May g,ul 1900.
rhn stnlo Oi ohio
STARK county, ~
I,OlWor N C0Kon COrl Of tho
Court uf common rltni n nnl iol One County
end Nhtr Hfhlrinld, do hur0NY crliiy Wlt the i0re-
n0lnNi tfuo CODY Oi ono Amcnd.l Uuef clinng
lng lnu imn Ql hOl0luN q iOim ~ court m Lake
CdnntU hlud lh thls Court On tho 2lih Jay Of May
1850
10 witness whereof / hcieunlo
(.-y-A) subscribe my name AVID anX
pEALi tncBnnl Of our said Court this
t,-,-- g9th day Of MN A. D, 100,
OLIVIER NJ COXEN,
mqD-dt CLERK OF Courts,
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Saturday, the Bth day OF July, 1880,

the following described real estate t0-wlt. ran
of tic east hAli OF tht southeast quarter VI section
nuinbfr lO township number NJ, IRnge number n
bounded ~ h0i0Wtl ieHlnnlnH ~ 4 hlOne AZ The
corner VI John iedehhiAAah, utnfGn hMfhleY'a
aud Milton Lui2h land thtneh veal 70 d corner
stone upon said iiildenband and Jacob WenizH
land ihfnoe north 70 pplneit IRON lhenen 70 run
4 straight line her0sa tho said above mentioned
tract of land wehl 20 10 " exactly eohlAln ~
acres
Parts Of the southwest quarter OF section number
H. township number ~, range humpeff described
~ f0ll0Nh
FlRsT THAOT-The southwest quarter Of section
number II township number ~ range number a
excepting 20 anfoa heretofore conveyed ny said
ueofge hhNpY, lut pf SAID quarter section, W one
Abraham Luif which ~ acres afn described ~ f0ls
lOWN beginning ~ the northwest corner Of said
quarter htellOnl thence east along fAluY Shields
llna 100 pelohea ~ post thence south 40 pefehpa
20 port thence west alonR hMd llnp 70 The place NJ
beginning,
aHuOHD TRAoT-rAft of said quarter section do,
aeIhed ~ follows beginning f0f the same at tho
southeast corner Of John helmAn'h lAnd th0neo
east 10 aud hd-iO0 ehAlna 10 etAke thehee north
| 10 chains 70 q alahei thence south ehAinn 70 .
aiakei thence eiat ana b0,iO1 Ohhiha 10 aiak6l
east D and 7Oi0O ehalna 70 atakel thence south
ana ~ 100 chains 20 place Of beginning eontAlnihg
1913 acres,
Note Above described tract IL part of 20 acre
tract excepted IN description Of hnt part
Appraised, lat tract ~ Aefeh at tib 90 peT acre,
and tract ibiib aorea, 5000 per
sale to commence at 1 O'Clock ,, N, Terms
O, A. KRIDER, ahenn
wALLAon niLLHdhLhY, AuyA