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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
ROOD AND CAIN
VIII Own and Manage the Aurora
Watch Works,
Hood win Hevor His Connection Boon
with tho Hampton Company and Then
Have tho Aurora v orka started,

The fret intlmatlon that Charles D,
Rood, Of the hampden company, had pur-
chased the deiuuct Aurora works, was
given one week ago through these col
umns, the sale having been ooneum'
mated,
Now the nowa comes from Aurora that
Rood will sever his connection WITH the
Hainpden company aud with IT, D. Cain,
start the works up again IN Aurora THIS
oomea from the Aurora Express "
says ,..,...
owner OF the Aurora watch factory, ar
rived IN Aurora Monday evening 20 COM
plete the purchase OF the assets Of the
defunct watch factory Ito WAS aocompn'
MED by Mr., Cain, Of LancahteE Penn,
who IN 10 he superintendent Of the fhe'
tory under Mr., Rood, Mr, Cain was Tor
thirteen years superintendent pt the
llhmpden factory At Springfield, Mass,
aud 6lnee the removal Oi that institution
10 Canton, Ohio, has filled q similar po-
altion a the factory ~ Lancaster Penn
sylyanla,
"'rhe sale Of the Aurora watch factory
20 Charlea y, Rood and tho Aurora gem
tlemen to he associated with him, was
contaminated Tuesday evening, aa far 40
possible without the actual payment Of
The money, This would have been paid
had the $4,000 subscribed In Aurora boon
ali paid In A. II was, the necessary
agreements we're entered into, and when
the collections are made the formal trans
for Of the property will take places how
ever, those who are hoping 10 hear the
whiHtlo of the factory once moro In q few
days or in a few weeks, are doomed 70
disappointment, II takes time 70 mako
great change Ia corporation, ana deal
OF this kind,
"Mr. Rood left At night for Canton 70
wind up his affairs there and sever his
relations with the Hampton watch com'
pany. This will occupy him until Feb,
lth, when ho will again come 10 Aurora 70
take possession OF hIh new purchase, Aa
soon ns the money II paid over q special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the com.
pany Will be called, aud the company will
be peacefully voted out Of existence, A
now Aurora watch company Will then be
organized aud incorporated under the
laws OF Illinois, When this 10 done the
new company will moet and decide what
to do about getting the factory In OPP
efAtlOu.N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
HoRsn HoPms,

Owing 10 the terrible condition of our
roads, and the faint prospect lhal our
half mile track will be put N decent
condition the coming season, the Goldberg
liroa. have decided 10 ship all their fahl
atOek-trOtlera and pacera-tO lndlhnh Tor
training. This ought not 10 be, Cannot
sOmethlng be done 10 have our stark
County Agricultural Society fla our. Track
80 thai hOrhea can be safely worked on ~
Certainly there ought 10 be no heallallon
about this. Hut on tho question OF better
roads and streets, We give II up
Among tho valued and valuable acqnl-
siiona 10 our citizenship, Dr, ~ o.
sehwartz and his eeIlmable wife are
amOng the most highly priced Dr.
Schwarta ID a modest gentleman ana no
must be known 70 be fully appreciated,
lie II not only a lingulht ana scholar, nut
has been AN extensive traveller pol only
in this country, but Ia Europe, The DIR.
adds 10 his other accomplishments an on
thusaatlo love for the horse, and hla hold
lngH la that line are among the finest In
tho country. lie IN u breeder OF gilt edge
trotterH, but does not campaign horses for
gain. Ills best holding ID tho fast illly
Irma, by Nuiwood l2ilhMl dam Maggie
Medium by Happy Medium, This animal
has a year old record OF 1924, and three
year old record OF 2ilHH, and she can
beat 2il5. Dir. Sehwariz Thought 30 we'll
OF her pedigree and achievements that he
ahlpped her 10 California and bred her 10
Guy Wllkea sac, full brother 10 William
l., alre OF the great Axtel l2llg,. Tho
doctor has probably 40 fine a collection on
choice brood marea aa any breeder IN tho
u, S. They arc all IN Kentucky ON u
stock farm, ile hasa choice consignment
OF youngsters IN the Braahlleld sale OF
February 10 and IA.
IN the Canton track Ia put IN decent con-
dtlon, Isaac w, Reed, OF bennington,
Ont, thlnka Of coming here 10 handle
horses tho coming season.
Our friend Mr.. j. II, Thomas Of Mar
Ion, o., last week sold 20 Meaara, Nipple
n Co. the trottng.bred stallion Elite,
0i0i. Price S2,i0O.
The Cleveland track IL being improved
At cost OF 5000, Can II be possible
that our Canton track will be allow
cd 10 90 another season In Ia present de-
plornble condition.
Axtoll, 2;l2, made hla owner rich In u
very short time. II II due 10 truth 20 any,
however, that the list Of mon who have
grown poor in6toad ~ rich, with trottorn,
would make a largo-alaod volume
The atalllona, Adluator, 2i20 and lgu'
gone, owned by Thomna Lonnox, Of Now
Arls, o., were crcmntod on January 10 ~
an inctndlnry fire which DESTROYED his
stable. Adlustor was valued NJ @,bOO ana
Eugene nt $500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
OUR MAssIlIoN LETTER,

(hprtlhl NuttNApNhuohVol
MAssILLoN, o., Jan. "A.
Mr.. Wilbur u. Modill, Of Stoubcnyillo,
and Miss Chapman, daughter OF Roy.
Chapman Of the NJ, u, Church, were mar
riod last Wednesday,
Tho G. Y. NJ, A. viii produce Among
the BrcnkcrH,h In the opera house on
Tuesday evening" February 4,
Horny Ebol, arrested for jumping u
board bin at ID. Clnrk'a hotel, ~ still In
hoe. He tocphoncd 10 hls brother In
Wcatmorclnnd county Pa, to help him
out, but the lnttor had moved away
Miss Ellsworth has returned 20 Glove
land after Visiting the Miss Shaicr tue
past two weeks,
Miss Franl, Barnaby, Of Canton, ia yls-
ltng Miss Lula Rood
Mr., II. A, Williams returned from Cali
fornia last night
We have seen Thomas McGuire's poti.
ton and it " endorsed by 200 OF the most
popular Democrats In the county Mr..
Mcclure has always been an active work-
or In the Democratic ranks, and his many
friends would be pleased 20 see the repre-
sentatlvcs OF Stark county help him 10
get tho appointment as guard In the Ohio
pcniiontlary.
The bastardy case Of Ida Roher against
Lawrence Crofut was settled In Justice
court yesterday. Tho complaint was one
OF simple buatarly, Notwithstanding tho
circumstances peculiar 20 the case, and
the defendant was discharged after pny-
ing tho grl $3.50 and the costs $40.
Prof. Franklyn, q mosmcrlst 10 giving
poorly attended entertainments In Music
Hall. Last night three strangers and six
boys wcro ostonsibly memcrlzed, while
half hundred boys on the outside assist.
cd by bombarding the doors and dwindows
A Canton olilcorwho was IN the city n few
days ago says the moamorists name Nv
Flynn, that he N a carriage maker who
worked In Canton short time ago, and
that this Ia his first appearance on the
stare, In an unto-room "a doformcd man
was exhibited who looked like child, but
was said 10 be "A years old, smoked ci-
gar and spoke three languages. Tho lit-
tlo fellow was noarly naked, and ns the
byslnndors felt hls skin, which was cxs
cedingly rough, he stronuously objected
10 being mndo a stove OF 10 warm other
peoples fingers.
Tho slatorsof this section Of the country
nre going 70 form trust 70 keep up prices
For stating Akron mon were IN the city
yesterday and secured the consent OF the
three stating Arms here, A. j, Paul Co.,
Wcrnot q poriman and Robinson Bros,
70 enter the combination. A mooting will
soon be held NJ Akron. This action la
said 70 DO necessary because stating prices
are very low, and the firms who soil the
ainto nlso have q trust which keeps up tho
prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
TUNnaAl or JOHN MOS wEnNnY,
Laat sad Rites 10 tho Great Lawyer and
Commouor--. liursu Attendance 80 Can
ton We'll Represented,

Laat sad Rites 10 tho Great Lawyer and
Commouor-,, iHrsu Attendance -'s Can
ton We'll represented.
WOOSTER Jan, q, -lSpccIal,l- Tho
funeral Of the late John McNwaoncy oc'
CURED at the family rcHldcnCo on North
Market street 40 q o'clock this afternoon,
Roy. A. n, BFpaHeo ui So, James Episcopal
Church oillciHted and delivered u very
fine sermon, The pail hcafcrs were Srn'
Ator Zimmerman, jamos Mullins, Post
master Ohllgcr, Editor Gaholmun, kx'Scn'
Ator Euaou, all OF Wooster; h. r. trilch-
field, Of MiHcrhurg, Judge Dean, OF lron-
ton, aud John Hal, Of Akron.
The Wayne County BAR 80 IN number,
we're present Ua un organization, ifnmi'
ucni attorneys were present FROM Akron,
Canton aud Cleveland, including l., A.
Ruaspll of Cleveland, aud W, A. Lynch OF
Canton. Tho Stark County iai Ashocin.
ton was represented hy Charles krch'
baum, aud iucob RcIgngr Tho y, NJ, D,
g. of Canton, WAn represented hy sheriff
KrIdcr, Dick Wohor, President krichhuum
aud Jacob koIgncr, George aud Ed Rex,
Of Canton, relatives OF the deceased, are
present,
The docoaacd was hurIcdin avery hand
gumu metallic coffin, AZ the head was u
vase nlled with white lilies, aud ut tie
foot tho elegant floral tribute Of tho Y, NJ,
ID. G., Of Canton Tho inturmOnt was ut
Oak llill Comotory Ia this city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
TO THE aRnAP BEYOND.
Jacob LiyelHberger, AN Old Resident OF
stark County, Called 10 His Home,

HhNbb ilNplhhNNEbNi hh plu AAnhlhNhh VI
stark County, Called 10 His Home,
Jacob Llyelsberaer died al tho residence
OF his son-ln-aw, u, N, llegler, No, l0b
MRhonlng street at D o'clock this morn
Ing aged about 20 years. lle had been q
sufferer from asthma forthe last 10 years,
and about three weeks ago was attacked
with Ia Grippe, from which he never re-
covered The funeral will take place on
Monday afternoon az | o'clock, and the
remains will be Inferred Ia Rowland
cemetery,
The deceased was born IN Adams ooun-
~, near Gettysburg, Pa, and came 10 OH'
naburg Stark county la 1870, In 1877 he
was married 10 Mary Ann hllner and lm-
medlately removed 10 Paris township
where they resided until two years ago,
when they removed 10 Canton, He was
the father OF ten children, wife six
daughters and one son surviving him, lie
was shoemaker by occupation aud was
well known Ia Stark county, lie had
twenty-alx apprentices, many OF whom
are prosperous business mon of the cOun'
iy, He was q consistent member Of the
Disciple ohurce, man Of most generous
and Kind hearted disposition, and an un.
compromising, life long Democrat, Be.
aIdea hla family he leaves u large circle OF
frlenda 10 mourn His loss,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
LISTEN.
"without uonth. without uappipom,'

without Health, Without Happinoas,"
This message Ia 10 the intelligent, For
those who observe my laws, and adhere 10
the truth, are crowned with indclCes
wealth, Flowers do not withor, ond thcir
fragrance ~ perpetual. The checks
bloom with hcnltl'a beauty, To the body
" given strength; 20 the heart Joy 10 the
brain thought Thousands have tested its
virtues and felt iiH power, ltnovcr falls,
Dr. Kirby's "Goldcn FOrmulnn Tho
Lady'a own prescription, Womnn's World
medicine, This existence 'twiXt CLEAN
aud gloom will be changed. A specific
positive and sure for all those obscure dis
orders, painful weaknesses and chronic
diseases peculiar ~ the fCmHlO organilt-
ton. Let the spirit Of health inspire you
" you are In any degree q sufferer, For
sale 10y leading druggists everywhere,
Book free. Inquire Of your druggist or
address II. Kirby, NJ, D., 100 East Tusca-
rawas street, Canton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
EDITORIAL aauins,

An Enallsh syndIoate has just paid "
AolIO0 In five poiterIes AZ Trenton, 20
N,Ief potteries Of this country Y wiz 20
reealled, recently formed o combination
iokeepiip prices, aud thus get all We heh'
eiits Of the tariff tax by destroying ao'
mestio competition, II N enay 70 under
aiand why kngliah capita seeks hlleh ~, y,
yestmenta, since the selling price OF
American pottery la hedged about by mo-
nopoly, and there ID absolute free trade
ln labor, Standard,
In tho posioifloe contest in Canton 10
left 10 Senator Sherman, nraden will he
the man, This ID reliable
OuR Washington dispatch today 10
from reliable Correspondent VINO 10 ll.
Hlruoted 70 watch the pohlolllee contest
closely and wire ua oil tho news
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

money was found concealed ia tho bed
tick, l have heard many statements as to
the amount, varying from several hlin'
dred 10 as many thousand, Whatever the
amount was, was sufficient 20 influence
the township trustees 10 come 20 Canton
and consult some legal authority, 40 70
tho proper course 20 pursue In reference
10 ts disposal, They came 10 John ller-
ria, az that day considered the moal rella-
bio aud Responsible lawyer ~ the bar lie
gave them The law applying 20 the case,
aud the instructions how 20 proceed,
The hoy John was the legal heir and a
guardian must he appointed 10 take him
In charge and tho property belonging 10
him, Mr.. Harris accepted the guardian
shin aud engaged Mrs, Grimes, "a near
neighbor and then ohlldless, 10 keep tho
hoy. | have frequently heard Mrs, Grimes
say that he was a pltable sight, Emaelat-
cd, with q skin 30 tender from an eruption
that he could not bear the weightand frlo-
tion OF ordinary clothing Whether the
country OF his birth was Ireland or Amer
lea l never learned, | have frequently
heard hiln say that he never personally
knew blood relative We were school
mates az tho old Academy under Mohener
aud remember him as q wild rattllng
boy, fond OF fun and quick ~ repariee,
H. a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
LonInvlllo YOUNG rolkn MnrrIod.

Tuesday evening At the residence Of the
jacob h, Brntton and Miss Lille Kclm,
both Of Louisville were married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J.Kelm,
an uncle of the bride, IN the presence OF
relatives and few intimate friends. AZ
ter congratulations fine ropast was sery-
ed. The young couple were the rocipi'
onts OF many useful aud handsome pres.
onts. Both Mr.. Bratton and his bride are
well known In this vicinity and have
many friends TO wish them long and
happy life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
sHnRIFp SALE.

faraei a. Toleft0n order Of Sale
Va ! AtAfE County Common
Adam E Linton N M J iltnh Court
ny virtue of on alias otdNr ~ sale, Issued by the
clerk Of tho court VI common pleas 0f stark
uOusn Ohio, IN illo above Arllun, and " mo ll-
door d tho court house, In tho olV of canton, on
saturday, the 2snd day Of Feb, 1890,
The following dosvlbed lands and lonomonta TO.
Wit H,tualrd IN shN city u Alliance, county OF
stark And stAtn ~ thlu, nnd known An lot number
lHi In iamhOmf addition w tad city,
Appraised AZ fOt0
aale 10 commence NJ one o'clock p M Terms
WV" o. a. KRiDElL Sheriff,
JHo, W, RAiNr AIRY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
An Old oitlnon pIon Of 1ninrlon.

Alden Ball, one Of Canton's pioneer cit
igens, died Saturday afternoon at his rcsi-
dcnce, No. 208 South Plum street, lie was
20 years Of ago and has lived In Canton
for many years. The deceased was %
brother OF q. E. Ball and was the last OF n
family OF seven childrcn. His death wns
due TO an injury which he sustained few
days ago from a llil on the Icy pavement
this afternoon at o'clock from his late
residence. Internont was made In West
lawn cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
wnntn pamarcn For rniurIea.

A damage suit for 5000 has been com.
mencod In the Court OF Common Pleas by
Benjamin McCloud against Ford, W.
Wagner. The plaintiff claims that while
In tho Wagner saloon he was injured very
badly by falling through an unprotect.
cd trap door which was In the floor OF the
arm no badly hurt that he has not and will
not be able 20 work ut his regular trade
M a blacksmith. The case will not come
up for hearing for some time. The par.
ties In the case are well-known In this
city, and both reside here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having It.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
SHERIFF SALE.

mary schneider lordor Of sAe IN Partition
Julia A. slmmon OF AL court
ny virtue oi An order OF sale In partition Issued by
tho clerk Of the court OF common poaa OF stark
county ohio, and W me directed VIII 0ifor Tor sale
a. public ouloy ON tho premises, In Jackson
township, ON
saturday, the 22nd day Of Feb, 1890,
Tho following described real estate, situate IN tho
township Of Jackson, IN said county Of stark and
state Of Onto, aud known ah AMI belna tue north
OnO.hAlf " The following described promlAua, part
NJ the east fractional aeOtl0n ~ IN township n,
range o. In said county, and honnded aA f0llowai
beginning on the south llnn 10 chAlna north " tho
aOuth. east corner OF said fractional aact0ni thonoo
nOrih along the soollun line " chains thence " tho
~hnft bank uf tho Tuhc cliawaa river, thence south
with tho moAndoflngA 0f said rlyor 10 post on tho
east bank faald river west OF the place OF begln-
ning thence east 10 the place Of beginning accord
ing 10 survey number Hlb, dated December ~ 1854
made by John Whltnrrn, county surveyor VI Stark
county ONO containing " aud 0.l00 acres of land,
said north y containing ~ aud 3ak-l0O acres OF
aud,
Appraised NJ el,iOO,
sale 10 commence at one O'Clock p. m, TormS
O. A. KRIpER shorlG.
o. 10, Yougd, Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
COURT HOUSE NOTES.

Sues on Debt-.-A TranHoript---Another
Divorce --sherii Krider heturns---Uth.
or Matters,
Robert Plnn Of Maasllpn has sued Gil
bert n, Porter for the sum OF $40, which
ho claims the defendant owes him on q
long standing account,
transcript las been taken from Mayor
liluko'a court 20 the court Of common
pleas la the haainrdy case Of Francis
Longnbaugh w Il. Porter hosts, The dc.
londnnt N under bond OF thousand
dollura.
Andrew Stockburgor has fled q petition
for divorce n common pleas court against
hia wife Esther whom hc clume h guilty
Of three years absence, They were mar
ricd IN Portage county In ltiG, and hnyo
seven children living,
Sheriff krIdcr returned last evening
from Toledo, llc brought Miss McClrs.
key, whose homo is Ia Beach City, hnck
with him. lie will take Mrs Francis Gop-
der 10 that institution to-day
Sarah llrOwnwcll has been appointed
administrators Of William Browny ell,
who formerly lived IN this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
DEEP rRoualn IN wAYNEsBuRo

The wutivea Of sandy 1ownahipin u state
Of Irutatod uouuiptiona over the Con-
auH Hnumsrator,
WAYNEsuuUO, Jan, 90 Special Tho
clements of iirstrlass Republican row
nrc approaching the cyclone formation In
little Sandy, aud tis ull about u census
onumcrntor, There are three active can
didntca, aud acycn others with their cl CO.
tric poles approaching % pcrpcndieulhr'
The following well knows Republicans
are working tooth and toe nails for the
place, Luphcr, Metz aud Winnings. II Me-
knlcy don't settle the mnttcrin q moro
satisfactory mnnuCr than he did llo post
office, there Will boa hig falling or horo
Dor,
ESQ. Radol IL also candidate.
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Allow me 10 add few lines 10 The state
ment made In Yesterdays issue In icfor-
onco 10 John McSwctncy. His parents
came from Ireland. His father was em-
ploycd in the construction Of The Ohio
canal and wag working on a section nenr
Navarro when a malignant fever made its
appearance amoug the men. Tho father
was stricken down ard died. The mother
soon followed lcnvlnkt puny, eickly loolt-
ing child covered with gorcs. In cleaning
oul tho shanty occupied by the parents,
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WILL GET elso,ooo.
Tho Largo Iatnto Left by u Texan Boba
up aa First Reported.

Thu hhfHo Nhthtn LOU bY TOXIN boph
up aa First Reported.
John Dcitrlch, the tlnnor, who several
months ago was reported to hnvc been
one OF three heirs to an estate Of $4,000
loft by his brother In Texas, was seen To-
day, Az the timc of the last call Mr., Dol-
trlch was unable 10 throw much light on
the matter the investigation by attorneys
being In progress, To-day ho stated that
the investigation had boon completed,
The fortune N just ns Il was represented,
although In the final closing Of the estate
II may fall u little below $4,000 or exceed
that amount. Mr.. Doltrlch says his por-
ton will be In the ncighborhood Of $780,
900. Tho property Is largely In cattle and
lnnda,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Sunday Wedding.

Mr.. Charles G. Schwinglo and Miss Min.
nie II. Herbert were married yesterday
noon az the residence OF the Rroom's faith
or, No. "A North Cherry street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rcv. II. Straus.
ser. Only small number of relatives
and friends OF the young couple were
s,raaanl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

John wol'chonOAugh OF al order Of eale, stark
Vs. County COmmonPleh
John LcClnr cta Court.
ny virtue Of an order Of salo iuanod by the clorh
OF the court Of common pleau Of stark county Ohlo,
IN tho above acllOn, and 10 me directed, WIN Offer
for sale M public Ouicfy NJ mo door OF tho court
house. In tho clIy Of Canton on
Saturday, the s0d day Of Feb, 1890,
the following described real outate, 70 Wit Situate
IN the city 0f Mahallon county of stark and state
Qf Ohio ind known ag part Of lot numbered ilvo (bL
In the MnAOn Rolling M unlnpnnyg alteration
aud subdivision Of tho town Of MNgtlun for ila
boundary doeeflbed hg follows toawltl ncrlnnlng
~ polut on The south line " said lot 90 fcei dtant
from tho southeast 0Ofiier VI the same aud running
thence norlloy along tho west llno Of that part OF
Haid lot owned Ny uuurge W. bowman hnd 0thofa,
~ TrutiOua for the African N. " Zion Church 10
north llnO Of said lott tonge westerly al0nH naral-
lei with tho nt de crlbed line 10 gaid sonlhofly line
VI tnld lot thence along said Bouthufly llne 90 feet
" tho pihoo " beginning
Appraised NJ oDb0,
Bale TO commence at ono O'Clock y. m. rarms
cash.
or. youNa a WILSON 0AaRErr, Attys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Going to Got MnrrIod.

Marriage licenses have been granted 70
the following personH James A. Black
and Emiua NJ. Snydel, OF Mapleton; Otto
Charles G. Schwinglo and Minnie u. Her.
bert; David Miller and Margarette
Deckerhoof, OF New Berlin.
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Is Acres Of Land For Sale.

Situated mlea east Of Canton, on the ToAd lead
lng from tho state road leading from Canton 70 OA-
nAbufg 10 hn MAploion ROAD, AMI AdlonlnH tho uans
ton Ofhre Mlllh on uln same " HuVd htunp, WIN
hiH rooms Whi ana ulhlefnl also mAhlt, tfut unth
40, Underlying The laud lsA yeln ~ mo or pottery
clay Of superior quality, hAld pitmlsth arr hpuul
d half mile north Of tho u, u, a r. H. w. WIN rhhy
grade 10 tho hAuel alh0 within half mile OF school
house. rrlc $4,000 (moIe or lehs lsnll 20 gnt tho
purchaser JAuph y MlhllhElh
dnei7sgW-wdm " u No u, uhhtoh'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
SHERIFF. SALE,

uenI y, Matthias order OF sale
w. htAfk county common
simon Noakor ot al Pleas Court
n, virtue Of an order NJ sale IN partition Issued by
tho cirfH Of tho court NJ common pleas OF stark Cos
ohio In the above action, and ~ me directed, VIII
iier for sale ~ public Outcfy on the premises,
IN stark county, OHIO, on
saturday, the 29nd day Of Febp 1890,
tho following described lands and tenomonih to-wtl
0t number nHand 'ho west half 0f lot number lui
IN uOnfadH addition 10 the town, now incorporated
appuftCnhnoua,
"'''"'''' oA. KRIDER. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Mr.. David Miller Of GreentowR and
Miss Margaret n. Dickorhoof OF New Ber-
lin were married yesterday morning BY
Rev. q, p. Herbruck at his study.