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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
COURT nousn MATTHBs,
Given a Divorced ppointmenth'',eeme
suits .. Recovered Judgment go othef
Matters,

aiyen Divorce ppointmenth'',some
huita - Recovered Judgment go othef
Matters,
This morning Judge Taylor allowed
Henry ROyer divorce from hlh WHO
Ellen, These parties have been residing
at East Greenyille, this county Ihe court
allowed the defendant t(b hlimohN part
Of the household furniture hnd mhde q
division OF some real estate belonging 'o
Roger =, urr
llams have been appointed executors OF
Harriet Steel Of Alliance,
iiy order Of the probate court the hh,
algnee 0f Peter j, Schwalm was ordered
10 soil the property formerly belonging to
Schwalm, which has boon appraised AZ
Albert j. Paul and David Weller have
s,Ied Henry Bner and peter koOntk 20 re-
cover the aim Of ta22A2 claimed 70 be due
the PLAINTIFF for goods sold the defend
ants,
In common pleas court THIS morning
against Patrick l., Manley Tor @llA2, u
was allowed by default Of the dufcndanVh
presence and really requested by Manloy
Isaac shelton has illed petition In the
court Of common pleas against Mary
Holm Of al 10 compel the defendants 10
give u clear title to some real catatc situ'
ntod In the northern part OF this county
The case Of Ellen Haas w Almon g,
Wolty, Norman Krauao w Brninard ltohn
we're continued Ia common plone court
this morning until the next term OF court
The case Of Wood q Co, w, j, NJ, Shct'
lor ot al, has been decided by the jury IN
favor OF the defendants,
The case Of Lorn Trump against his
brother John was decided Ia favor OF the
defendant, instead Of the plaintiff, 49, was
crron0oualy stated last evening John
Z recovered the sum Of t3G,02.
Jacob Brown secured judgment In
common pleas court yesterday afternoon
against Nick Werloy on % promaaory
note for t2D005 and costs Of tho case.
Tee Central Savings Bank OF this city
has filed petition in commonp plcna court
against Abraham Bowers and Charles A.
Poniua 10 recover 900 due In tho bank
on promiaaory note,
Amos u, Mace has boon appointed adj
minIatrator OF William Hair late OF Beth
lohom township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
TILE orr1crAL INynsT1oAT1oN.

Tho Cononor'a Inquest suddenly Ad'
lournod and tho Railroad Mon Sum-
monod 70 Pittaburg.
Tho coroner Of Ashland county la hold.
Ing an inquest over the remains OF the
tranmon who were killed IN the railroad
wreck near Loudonylllo last Sunday night,
The inquest was suddenly adjourned on
account OF Conductors Hohghton and
Smith and Blagman Barnes Smith rocoly-
ing orders 10 at once report 10 SupCrin'
tOndont A. II. Starr, for an examination,
Tho Manonold Shield and Banner says!
II Ia thought by those who have heard
tho evidence In the case that tho blanc
win rest on Flngman Smith, or, u II IN
taken into consideration that the con-
ductor Nv In command OF the train aud re-
sponslblo for the actions Of the llngmnn,
both may bo held for granddaughter,
Many rnilrond men are OF the opinion
that Conductor HouRhton will never mako
another trip over the line.
Great credit IN given Conductor Tom
Smith for the reliable report which ho
sent out ~ soon aa the wreck occurred.
His report, concerning She amount OF
damage done and number OF liyoa lost,
was correct, llo scoms TO loo rom0rlSa.
bly, cool and loyol-hoadod man and
crcatod u favorable impression on the
witness stand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
aannIPR aALn.
S::i. SS'S :i',; S:s. '.. q 5:s. S.Ss

oAle Hailonal Bank on order q .ss,
i1chs'db. Wsbh s,Al fisas Court
ny ylrpe oi ~ order of sale Issued b
BY lhe eltlk u ne oogfl ei epmnon Pea. n elalk
o. 20, ~ the above aellon ana V me directed, vii
OndI l0f sale N public 0ul0iy on tho premises
IA ihe nlti ~ Alliance pn
saturday, the Sch day Of March, 1890
the following desonped lands ana ienements to-
VII situated ana hpinH knpNn a. lpi number
aufh county VI hlaIk aad state vi OhlG, except
eHY ieei 0lf tbs nofh enh ~ said l0l ana ily (hO)
fopt 90 Tho Nest alhe thefpof
Alap tho following described lnt situated IN tho
ely N Alliance elhnll o. hlark aud slate o. ohlp
an Known ~ lpi Hnlnbhf elHlii niue lhD Ia iiea-
tfTe addition 10 ihn town, now pitl Of Alliance
Also lhe following deseflbea lpi situated n lhe
and kn0Nn A. let number iW0 hundred aud nitY
lehO) in ifeleIh iamhpfn 4 pOh addition 10 Tho
ioWlk nov elli q Alllan \ ~ tle sane a marked
numbered ana distinguished nn tho recorded plht VI
said addition nihe Recorders H0nioeal uAnl0I,Ohl0,
except lhlfY lbpl lot on of Tho south end " said
loo tho following described lot eltnated IN tho
city NJ Alliance nonniy 6i htarh aud haiH NJ ohio
aud known ~ iOt number tW0 huTdTtd aud lfty ono
laall IN ipelnfsi lAnhpih A l0A addition 70 tho
town now Oity, N Alliance, al thn saine N MARKED
nunhrTpd ahd distinguished on tho r6o0Ided Mai
b. said addition IN tho Recorders once VI OanlOn
ono. except Ihlrly U0l fpel on oi tho louth ena u
iet No, nine to) nAlnes addition, appraised a.
'lsi No, slghB-nlue Ceo, IiesIars addition, Ap,
ia No iwo hundred and my (abO tehOl, Tesiers
LAmbOm 90. p addition, appraised AZ 900
L0t M, two hundred aud hfy.nip (thi) feeteIa,
tAnlb0ln %. p addition appeal % Az 500
hAle " commence ~ ohe O'Clock " w. Terms.
"a, ERIDHRuheHa
FoRpIso nAEmA AtgA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

lca Of conversation IL the proper costume,
capoclally the head gear, The cut above
has been engraved expressly for this col.
umn and Il shows the brldOmnld'n hat 70
ns good an advantage aH possible. IL Ia
Of palO French gray velvet with grey
feathers. Il h Designed 10 ho worn with
a puritanical dress Of grey with white
walalcont. pnrianna say ovcrcurlod
feathers lose thoir gloss II will be OBJ
served that the fcathora IN The cut are un-
curlod. Il will also be observed that this
style OF hat would hardly suit u sharp foa-
ttrod GIRL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
violated Tho Truant Law.

This morning Truani Oilccr w. NJ,
Kinney, Of Canton township, made an af.
ndnvit In Justice Rolgnor's court against
VIM. Wilkin, OF North Industry, charging
him with violating tho truant law, In not
sending hia son Robert 20 school, Con.
stable Weber went 10 North Industry and
arrested him, bringing him 10 tho city
this afternoon, llo pleaded not guilty and
which ho refused 10 pay. llo was COM
mlttod 10 the county jail until the fine
nnd costs are paid,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
nnNrnN rAsT1Na suspnNppp.
Right Rovorond Bishop Gilmore Issues a
Proclamation,

ffoolhinhhlVHs
Tho Catholic Universe prints the fol-
lowing which elects personally all Cath
olics In the diocese; A few days ago the
right reverend bishop received copy OF
the papnlndult issued january 10, 1890,
authorizing all ordlnnrios OF diocese
throughout the world 10 dispense the
faithful under thoir charge from the Lon
ton feast, because OF the prevailing dis
case known as the grip. by virtue OF this
ndult the right reverend bishop disponaos
all the faithful committed 70 his charge
from observing the Lenten regulations aa
published In the Catholic Universe, Fob.
runry IA, 1890. He directs however, that
abstinence be observed during Lent on
Wednesdays, Fridays and Holy Saturday.
la accordance with the suggestion In
said indult he oxhorts the faithful 70 sup
ply tho omission OF the Lontcn fast by
special prayers, generous aims and other
good works. Tho reverend pastors are
respectfully requested 10 communicate
the above TO their respective conRroga-
tions on noxt Sunday. by order OF the
right reverend bighop.
G. II. lIouoK, Soc'y,
Cleveland March 8, 1890
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
NOW. alvn Attontion

To the publication OF your blood, for at
no season In the body 30 susceptible 10 tho
benefits 10 bo derived from o good medl-
cine, ns In March, April and May. Hood's
Sarsnparilla II thopooplo's fayortte spring
medicine. II stands unequallod for purl.
flying the blood, curing liver, salt rheum,
otc., regulating the kidneys and liver, re.
pairing nerve tissues, strengthening and
lnvigomting the whole body as. well as
dlgengo, and restoring tho afflicted parts
70 a natural, healthy condition. II you
have never tried Hood'a Sarsaparilla for
your "spring modicinen do 80 this season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

The West Township Teachers Institute
will be held at Bunker Hill, March 10Th,
The program will bo az follows; klmor
Pioren, digestion; .OnA Pleren, Method
Of Teaching Geography; Thomas White.
leather, Civil War; d. w. Crist, Vocal
Music, u. w. Summer, Ecllpsesi Alice
Bartgea, Colonial Historyj D. M. Conser,
Tho Mount j. N. Roeder, Wor OF 1872 /
Anna Bentloy, Primary Arithmotlci John
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

"Pensons'' Jones OF Waynesburg, Ohio,
either ia person or represented his son,
will be nj the Hurford House, Canton, o.,
on Tuesday and Tuesday evening and
Wednesday, March 18 and 10, 1880, prepar-
cd 70 take original and increase claims
for pension, also claims for back pay and
dence In claims already In his hands.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

Crowl, My Method Of Teaching lliForg
Frank Weaver Penmanehlpi,, NJ NJ
Pieren, hpeeihl henees u, pa p1fI6 ~
ID, Emmona, ilrainI lll Davis, n lpoent'
age Walter Whlieleather, Abrldaemenli
Dora Summers, Defamation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

UoR sALIg-Rarm OF forty acres, situated in Pike
n t0wnAbip, aoven milea south OF Canton, nyo
miles northeast Of wayneaburg and one milo from
railroad station, has six noroB Of good tlmpor lhnu
ninO rooms barn, summer house, wood nOuHe, gOod
wol and never falling eprlng, orchard q cholco
fruit Apnlca peaches, pcar1 cherries hnu HIhpua
terms, or exchange for city property. hnqulIe OF
William Muhs No. 1883 Prospect avenue OF Grant
WLAlblln, No. Weut Seventh %. fobHO-hweu
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no pxod This weot.

Gust Peters, at No. 81 West Tuscara-
was street, was reported 70 dye last week.
II has boen officially announced that he
dyed this week. Ho cleaned and dyed
some clothing for a number Of prominent
citizens, who could not tell them from
now ones. Ho does only first class work,
at reasonable prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
pHn WANTS. 10000.
Tho Suit Of an Alliance Woman Against
Mat Dnrly.

""As@N~-WN
Mat BAriy.
A ton thousand dollar damage case 10
on trial before Judge Taylor In court
room No. 2 to-day. II "a the case OF
Maria Lamborn against Matthew Early.
II IL alleged by the plaintiff that whom the
firm OF Lamborn Gray became insolv-
ent and Early was appointed trustee OF
the business Affairs, no went 10 Landlords
house and opened the safe 10 secure gomo
papers which were supposed 70 have been
In Il. Mrs, Lamborn objected 70 his nc
tlons and claims that Early placed her
under arrest, and after. 10 opened the safe
aud aho attempted 10 tnke certain papers
from II, that Early kicked tho door shut
while her hand was within II and thereby
injured her In the amount claimed. A
large number Of witnesses nro horo from
Alliance 70 testify in the caae,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
THE JURY DISAGREED
And tho Paternity OF Iona Smiths Child
~ Not Yot stabliBhed---Damago Suit.

Common pleas court adjourned last
oyoning until nine o'clock Monday morn
ing. The jury In the case OF Lena Smith
Va. Warner Chapman, bastardy, remained
out all night and sent word 20 the court
this morning that they could not agroo
upon verdict. The last vote taken by
them before leaving the Jury room was
four for the defendant and eight for the
plaintiff. This was the same as the ilrst
vote taken by the Jury when they retired
10 their room.
The Jury In the case Of Maria Lamborn
va. Matthew Early, for VI 1000 damages for
false imprisonment. was discharged until
Monday morning, when the case will bo
flniahed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
nradfolds,Tomalo Regulator

Should be used by the young woman,
she who suffers from any disorder pc
culiar TO her sex, and NJ change Of life
ls q powerful tonic; benefits all who
use H. Write the Bradlleld Reg, o.,
Atlanta, Ga, for particulars. Sold by
all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
NASHVILLE,


rhomas sna His siaasl Fie'ory' Which
swspt the pebel Armies From all Tho
Country West Of tho Allegheny @'ua
tains.-Highly InteresIipg Historical
Hnnlinl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

NOR sALT--AB acrbs land, between Lopigyillehn
IN this city, within miles Of the city llIniig, Woh
soil, large bank barn fnf house; and conaldQEcd
ono Of the best small farms n Plain townahp This
farm bolongs 70 the hnirg OF jacob MArklinG 40
ceased, and will no sold Cheap ana q, easl tornp'
nnquiro Of N. qhAhlIhh
lfuNuNon 10 Nunmittts VAnIQM W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
HIN SOLD LIQUOR
And Gets His Sentence For Violating tho
Prohibition Law,

Charles Fauble, OF Maxine, was ar
raiQned before Probate Judge Fawcett
last evening on the charge Of selling
liquor contrary 70 the local option law
which was passed In Washington town
shin some time ago. Bauble pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 five days In
Jail and fined $50 and costs amounting in
all 10 S91.90, He paid the fine and IL now
serving out his sentence In jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Adninistrator's Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undersigned has
Of the cstate OF Philip Btarkoy, late Of htark
county. Ohio. dsceased- ,,,,,,uy ~. .pvvv
Dated MAJ. 4, ieoo.-msas AdniaisiIi,sr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Administrator Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undersigned hns
been duly appointed and qualified ~ Admlnigtrn-
tor, with will annexed OF tho egtato OF klIapoth
Ann Booty, late OF stark county, ONO, dqeeaaod.
JACOB BOuMAOHrENBIrR0E
Admlnlntrator with the Will annexed.
Datod Feb ~ IppO -QDdw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
STILL ON THE WING.

Having made arrangements 70 tAko tho road m
Manager OF the "0roAt welkcr MonstroBlty Co., 10
exhibit the tw0-hoadod oight-legged, two-talled
Doubte Jersey Hefer Calves, and tholr combined
Skeletons, will onor AZ private sale on tho Public
square SATURDAY. MAR0n pth, 1890, commencing
al one O'Clock D. M, sharp the following pcrpona
property one Opon Dexter buggy Wort mako,
Jump seat buggy and t-hofao wagon, botli homo.
made ana In good repair y oowa, one freeh, with
within two weeks Of caivlngI full bloOded Poland
ChlnA brood SOW and = number OF other articles
viii DO sold reasonable. Termg--0 ~ 10 montha
with approved securlty, at per cent interest
m0.Rtt n y. MoUiNtTY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Executrix Notice.

Notice IA heroby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified a. Executrlx OF
tho eatato of Conrad Peter. lato Of Stark county,
Ohio, dccoascd ., 49,, ,,,.,,,,
Dated peb "a 1900. 0.-mBdw Execu,rlx
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

A BRGpEM AIDS HAT.
somo Points Of Intoroat on 70,

Rumor anya many marriages wiz he
contaminated this spring Sueh bolnR
thc case one u the most Interesting top
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
HAs TO BIZ DOME OVER.
Strange Actions OF u Justice at Bolivar,
After Hh uAA RoAIRned.

There Ia doopaoatod trouble at tho VII
lngo Of Bolivar, over the unexplninable
action Of Justice Potter Honk, Ho resigned
his oilloo last fall. Tho fact was not made
public, and ho has since continued 10 Inns
pose nnoe, draw up deeds aud mortgages,
has married q number OF couples and
dono other acts aa an official, all OF which
arc declared null and void.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
POETS CORNER,
POINT rInMHN. oALwoRNIA.


One day, one summer day, though IN lhls land
ma hard " toll when snmmeT'tlme dolh eeaae
NH irfl our happy hompa uppn tho beaphi
Ana sought w nlina atnrn sentry VI lhe coast
our captain lodi "a paeh had been Assigned
a burden FINN the oommlisalY stores
Ana carefully, a. warriors might who seet
A sleeping foo We erepl tha nAIToW pAlhi
Ana win triumphant shout apnn reached NY feet
Point fiFnenl ihou AT heaullfnl nor WAs
Thy beauty less wheTe ruthless hands hAll Topbed
or many small inhabitants, whose hnnps
~ Rllalenlng pearl pefamp puf spoil ipf thpn
iiadat sill ny splendid shane NY followed rocks
Where brlght sea- -uTohlha and anennnpa
Make gardenf No inr seA-nImph fnatlyala
ity skyi Wy ueighb0f Catalina whose eTaHa
ATa mlrrored IN the wave beneath a. here,
Ola Ocean doth reflect the moods VI meni
The waters dance and nollo 70 mo gay
ihey Wildly wall ani mourn 10 those who Weepi
iheY slng soft luIlahlea 20 hearts ~ peaeei
Ana roaring seplhe IN rocky oanldrona when
tempest RACES IN lhe soul The aea
iias gieat and subtle y mpalhy with mAn'
We loft the place enriched IN NyefY helse,
Nor was tho lesson least q, flrmen, tuonH
Taught by NY clear revolving light which warns
unwArY sailors of The dangerous rocks
May He, who gives Nd power tue wisdom give
10 help some ToweTa on llfe's sea, 70 ahnn
Tho lTeAeheroua hidden rocks Of owl wayA
Where hosla unwarned have struck And heme, alas
Ny oVer-faiu In self have wrecked their all
EVA W, knlAos
Los Angeles oAl, Feb, ao 1900.
BLOSSOMS,
Hear tho robins calling
In the shady hreefe
nee tho blossoms falling
Down beneath mo trees,
Sec the hloss0ma falling
No tho dusty mound
Nov Ihe Winds arc blowing
All Ihe blossoms round
Hte tho blossoms falling
IN tho orchard gay
hoys aud girls afe playing
on this sunny DAY
Sweet the pretty blossoms,
A. lhey smile on mo,
How IA llte 10 pluck lhem
waJ up on Mo tree ,.
cAnion, o., harchb D, tlpyear oid)
KISSING A SUNBEAM.
Tho sun shines In gloU
o'ef valley ana hlll,
ffiil ~ through tho meadow
And over tho rlll
There danooa bright
Little sunbeam aslfay
'Iill II reaches o fair
hlue'eyod baby AIpAI
GLOW pretty" says baby,
Aud laughing with ioT
She casts from hef hand
Hor most cherished toy
Ana over tho carpet
ahe oreeps with delight
10 grAhp thlA now Toy
That dalilea her sight
Again, aud Agaln.
Dsus ahe strive 10 secure
This prize Of all prlFoa,-
hut who can allure
Win charms how 'or potent
Or will Of what might
sunbeam 10 break
From tho source of " lahi1
And rho bends her bright head
In transport Of bllhA
And lmprinta on uhe sunbeam
Aaweot baby Hiss,
All little ono thou
Hast q secret revealed,
The best way ~ conquer
A. last IA 10 yield,
Though aunhoams can noyer
ne brought BY our will
10 leave tho straight paths
OF reflection, yet etill
We can enter their warmth
We can live In their light
And beo them dltpol
Tho dart shadows " night MINI
Canton, o., March D.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
sHnRIFF SALE.

Mary Fritz Qrder Of sale
VI. stark 90. Common
obed wnliamson et a. PloaH Court
ny virtue OF an order Of eAle issued by tho oork
OF tho court OF common poaB of Stark county, Ohio
In tho above action. and 10 me directed. wlllo0or
house, In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 2sth day Of March, 1890.
Tho following doucribod real estate atunto IN tho
townnhip Of Paris, county OF stark aud state .Of
ohio, aud known ~ the northeast quarter OF 800.
tion number ~. township ~ and range 0, mud oon-
and bOlng tho gnIne prnniboe which were owned and
occupied BY said defendant, Obed Williamson. April
ist 1870, and long since
Appraised At va per acre, or 1854 in the aGprs-
ssis " commence a, one O'Clock y N. Terms
Y GA. xRnK. aAsrG
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Drnrplats md BOoh sellera.
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

oANroN.-rIAmlnatlona will DO holQrat Canton
on the nrst Saturday OF zach month
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2bth, 1880
AT ALuANoH.- October i9th 1850, and on the
last Saturday Of March, 1890,
AT pRAou CiTY-sooond saturday OF February,
1900
ArOAEAL FuIroN-second Saturday OF March
iBHO
AT UmoErowN-second saturday OF April 1900
GEO. W. YoHE
Clork Of hoard ofExAminroa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13
Saturday, the goth day of March, 1890
SHERIFF SALE.

m stark County Common
ny ylrtuo Of an alias order OF sale issued by tho
olork OF tho court OF common ploAa Of Stark
county Ohio, IN the above action, and 10 mo d.
rocted will 0ifor for sails NJ public outcry ~ tho
door OF the court house. In tho city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the s2nd day Of March, 1900,
tho following described real estate to-wti Part Of
fractional section q IN Perry township, In said
county beginning for ~ boundary IN tho oontor OF
MIL street. IN Masson, nj tho southwest corner Of
tho 3-acre tract conveyed by Anthony Oyster and
wife " said Edward y. Doneoo w decd rngQrded IN
the record OF doodg Of aad county IN vol lpl pages
Bi1 0 thence south, ~ degroou east ivak feet 70
blako thonce north 90 feet 10 utakbl thenoo south,
80 degrees west 1866 feet ~ tho confer line of MIL
atroetl and thonco aouh along said oentor line %
feet 70 tho place of beginning.
Appraised N $500.
sale 70 commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash.
FL BALDWIN, Atty.
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upVfhe heppeH el ~ flpM uphfh
the eeIk ei lle eont oi common peAa OF ktaTk ven
Ohl0, Ia thp above hitOn, ana " mo directed, viii
llnf Tor sale VI public Ouley NJ tho doUr0f Tho
court house 10 tho city Of Canton, on
saturday, the s2d day OF March, 1890,
tho following described real estate lo.wlt
Alluatod IN tho hetGWnahp VI Perry, county of stATt
and state " uhi0 and known ~ and polng part VI
section number hih (u), ~ tnWnhlp ton (lOl, ana
range nine QD, bounded "a fnll0wnl beginning AZ
tho point o. intersection VI tho center llHe " the
road from Mhaslllon past iieppeItia mill with veal
ne OF tho flght Of way Of The uloyelAnd LnrAn aud
wheeling fAllroAdl ana running theneo nOrlhwAfds
" with The weat ilne % said fiHht 0f way " Mo
south ilne VI lands belonging 70 one fIank Natter
N Matters land "a Tho a0utWeal o0fnef Of tho hanej
thence n0ithWAIdly hnl hl0nH ffAnt Matters west
ine " the south llno OF landh OF ielnhAH hellerl
thence wehlWATdly aud along said Keilerh south
W Mlp0Hl th6noe hputhWafdly along said read "
ho southeast corner OF lara 0f Iuhn hufondl
thence wfhiNAfliy And along tho south ne Of landa
0f John nufOnd, one Pulaski MTa Kate raanAeht
10 hulh Ear and OtheThl thence hOuthWAfdly along
tho east line VI ua1 fArit land 10 Tho oeninf 0f tic
road known 90 the haf road thenee eahiwAfdlJ aud
along tho center line 0f hald fhrl road 70 the Weat
right Of way and plaeo of beginning Containing
four hcrra more or lrha, but subject ~ hll legal
highways, hAid prenliea being The balance YET IN
fSiasP q I pinta and deieaSau % diod % sssod sad 5
IN possession
Appraised At 1000,
sAle TO commence At ! O'Clock ., n, Terms,
oAhh, - ..
H. W. MoOAuonny, ATTY
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Administrator Notice.

Notice IA horoby giyon that the undersigned have
boon duly appointed and qualified az Administrators
OF the estate Of Henry v. ID, Moore, late OF stark
SV'' n, r. MOORE,
ELIfIU BWINEHART,
Dated Fob. eth 1860, -iI7dw'
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l5 Acres OF Land For Sale.

stuatod miles east OF Canton, on tho road load
ing from tho state road loading from Canton 10 Oa.
nRburg 10 the Mapcton road, and adjoining tho Can
ton Ochro Mills, ON tho same 10 good house, with
40. Underlying the land ~ yoln of fro or pottery
clay OF superior quality. said pIeml1ce are about
n half milo north of tho o. q. AZ. II r., with easy
grado 10 tho came also within half mile OF school
hoae Price on 600 fnOro or loss lAnd) 10 suit tho
purchaser. JACOB y. mlbhLEh
docl7-gw-wdm 20 NO. ., Canton.