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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-04-10

FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
one nk north state House. umbTG Incorporated 1885, Capital sO@
Ta s"n HI ss pss ss s
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Before WIN. VI. Meek, n Justice of the Peace
OF Liberty township, Highland county,
ONO. Ellzabelh IL Gregg, plaintiff, VS.. W.
r. Parsons, defendant
ION the 20lh day OF March, A. d. 1890, said
Justice issued an order OF atta ch ment on the
ABOVE action for the sum of fifty $50 dollars.
ELIZABETH H. GREGG,
Ry Newly and Morrow. attorneys.
Hillsboro, o., March 26th, 1890.
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A Pittsburg paper speaks of "fifty per-
sons more or less fatally injured"
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Before WIN. NJ Meek. "a Justice of the Peace
0t liberty township, Highland county,
II. Parsons, defendant, W.
On the .Otn day OF March, A. ID. 1890, said
Justice issued an order Of attachment ON the
above action for the sum OF two hundred
and 10-l0O (s200.70) dollars
ELlIABETH II. GREGG.
BY Newly & Morrow, attorneys,
Hillsboro, o., March Goth 1890
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-04-10

second stage Of seminal wcakne We will perfect
In all such and healthy restoration Of the gonto
urinary organs
PRIVATE D1SEASES-Blooi Poison, venercai Taint
elect, Structure, Seminal Emissions, Loss OF Sexual Power
Weakness OF Want Of Desire in Male Female
whether prudent habits Of youth
that dcbtstcs the sexual functions
speedily and permanently cured Consultation free and strictly
confidential Absolute No risks incurred
Correspondence promptly answered and medicines
from observation to all parts Of the United States
DISEASES OF woMEN.-wc have a special depart
ment thoroughly organized and devoted exclusively
treatment OF diseases OF Every consulting
specialist whether by letter In person. b given the
f sderatc attention. Important land
which have baisd the skin Of all the home have
the benefit OF full council OF skilled specias In treatment
diseases peculiar females has been Marked
two.thds Of patients being ladies' DID, young married.
rich poor. method objcc.
onabc features Of the general practitioner namely Local
treatment We seldom nnd II necessary We prepare
dies constitutional and local. the demand aud instruct
ladies how TO treat themselves.
EPILEPSY. OR FITs-posi,irely cured by and
never. failing method.
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IN PURSUANCE OF the order OF the Pro.
Il pate Court. county of Highland, Ohio. 1
VII VII oiier 1or sale, ut public auction on the
Lotn uhy oi April. A. ID 1890, at 10 O'clock
u n., ~ Tue Court Honse d"or tho following
9escrioeu real estate situate In the county az
H,snInbd ana state OF ONO. to.wit:
Lying, Delng and situate I'm the township
OF manner, county OF Highland and state Of
OnlO' ana on The waters or Whttpoak Creek
acres. ~ awe '''o va NV
Beginning In the center OF the Danyillo
ana ralrView road. and corner to the lands
OF Nathshiel Roush ; thence S. 80 e. rs poles
with said road to n stone, corner to the land
OF which this 10 part thence 8. $40 iS q, So.
III poles fo stone; thence N. % ~ 1924
poles TO stone corner to life estate of Sarah
Steen thence with said line N $40 E. 40
poles 70 stone; thence with another of said
lines n. o l5 w. ~. 52 poles to a stone in the
line OF the land of N. Roush thence with
MS hno N $40 49, ID. 40 pUies 10 tine beginning.
containing twenty-seven (271 acres, three (8j
roOds and twenty COY square perches ar
Iand, De the same, more or less.
Appraised at 5000 81 or S25 per acre,
Ierins OF Sale: One third cash in hand ON
day OF sale, one third In one and one.th ird
TN two years from the day OF sale, to be
secured ny mortgage on the premises sold
and the deferred payments to bear six per
centum interest per anDum. payable aniiu.
ally. L. X, DUCK WALL
Assignee OF Levi Shaffer.
Pavey q Davis, Attorneys for Assignee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
aIlRRIFP SALE

/ Ordtr Of hals " l'aFtilisa.
Anrk uauatT paiAnsa
PM. lnuIL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
OUR MAssILLoN BUDGET.

MAgMILoN, Fob, Q.
The Llndormann woman was nnod
5000 by the MAYOR last Saturday, and In
default OF payment was locked up. IN
the evening u Canton man paid hor Hue,
and she departed rejoicing
Mr. A. Crono, who has retired from
from retail furniture business, con-
templates going into the manufacturing
business ~ soon as ho eotilos up his pri-
yaic busipusB'
poioySmith IL n candidate for assistant
inapo6tur of workshops, Mr. Smith IL
prominent In labor circles and would
mako good Official.
Aoocking main will talSo place In or
near this city this week some umc.
Mcssrs. 9. M. Whitman and II, Falko
were elected counoilmon OF ST. Josoph'a
Catholic church defamation yesterday.
William Crooks will 20 20 Florida soon
for the benefit Of his health.
Edward p. Miller aud Miss Frances
Shdnror, daughter OF Valentine Shenrcr,
were married 10y Rows. j, Long Saturday
evening.
Joseph Began and young man by the
name OF Miller woro driving along Main
street yesterday afternoon ana abusing
thor horse. Mr.. II. G, 3aor noticed their
inhumnn treatment and bad them mr.
rested. They are now IN the lookup
A Republican club. was organized IN
this city Friday cyoninp by the election OF
the following officers; President, John
II, Wlllinmai Recording Secretary llnrie
Wilcoxj Financial Secretary, Wendell
Fox, Trousuror Charles Conrad Ser.
Qcnnt-at.nrmp, w. II. Sianebury, Trus-
tees, Thomas Hopkins, Henry Kalc, Sher-
man Cochran Tho club " populnrly
known hs Johnny Willhms club, aud ae
applications must bo IA writing, u ia be-
liovcd that no one can join unless nc
ooptAblo 10 the President
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
A MUD BATH

oivon Canton Man Through the nroak-
Ing Of q King Bolt,
An unlocked for cold mud bath on n
winter day N not the most pleasant treat
n person could wish for That u what
Peter Miller, Of No. 20 North Walnut
street, was given Sunday afternoon whllo
oiit driving. Tie was starting home from
near Paris, when the king bolt OF his
buggy broke, and the horse becoming
frightened, started 90 run away, IN nt-
tempting to hold the horse, Mr., Miller
was dragged out OF the buggy, over. the
dashboard and thrown Into the road, whore
tho mud and wntcr was several inches
deep. After being dragged some distance
he succeeded In stopping the horse, and
repairing the broken buggy Ho returned
home late last evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
MIR. Dununn, pansrDHNT

ofths Hampton Watch Works Company,
bueooadlng MT Rood, Wto 10 nov
Yiou.rrosidout,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Hampton Watch Works was hclu
AT Springfield, Mnsso Tuesday last Mr.
John g. Duobcr returned To- canton lnht
evening from there lhe officer, ol'olou
for tbs noxt wear are ua follows;
Jobn q. nnohpr president, Chum y. Rood,
trpnsurcr. The directors are John g.
Dnober, Chna, D. Rood, IT, II, Leonard, r.
ii. Harris aud Hiram Bagg. II viii hcseon
that Mr. Dupbcr succeeds Rood na prcHi'
dent uf Inc company. II was though mat
MIR Rood would trndor HE resignation to
thc company, hut he Will remain win
thom for next year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

The sohemer lseonatantly abroad In tho
land. aud has not given Stark county lhe
20 by, ,,t.i,-
lty of Canton, and his alleged signature
to bogus marriage certificates has lhhue
Two Alliance fathers very irAie, ,s,,
One of The achemerH, who toyca WIN
the affections Of "a daughter ana the bod
and board OF supposed nrWly.llhun
father n,lnw, was exposed lli lhe NEWH
DEMOCRAT hOme time ago ana he lell lpr
amore e0ugenlhl cllme' a, q
IL will be remembered lhhl ono w, NJ
Cobb made Mics Queer OF. AlllHhoei up,
lleye that he WIS her Lawful huhphllu, pS
nr,duclnp a murrlaqo certificate signed
by "Rey' HownrdN The father ot the
OH came 20 Canton, made an lnyrHlgh-
ton, aud found that tic marriage was q
Yesterday afternoon Charles r. Curtis,
"A citizen ~ Alliance, came 10 Ihhlpll
ARMED with "a marriage etrllhcN!o, hlkivu
by oRcy, Howard showing thht Miss
Curtis. and one j, l., Herod
had been legally married., Ihe
matter was placed In Tie hands OF 9 Wen
known police officer Who made an ihVeh'
tlgatlln, ,.......
and 10 n SAIL ilhi Nv Whn WV W.
acquainted In Alliance, lie apparently
became very much infatuated WIN MI lha
Curtis, and told the young lady ilhi no
worked IN Canton, lilo showed lellefn
auppos6d "a have been Wrltlon ny nlh
fniber reoeiptng for money wlilrh no
claimed he had sent, lly some means
known only % himself he induced MISS
Curtis 10 come 10 Clntan, ana hlltr ulh-
playlna the marriage certificate 70 hef
father All aeemed serene, They TOOK up q
temporary residence 40 q prominent hpWi
la this city, when hrr0d, tho huppuh,u
dear husband, suddenly und myawfio9Hly
dlsappearcd, The woman whom he hau
SHARED In hh net also was minus Vhlul
Bile gold watch, gold chain, ring anu
charm, together valued 90 over eluO' 1ue
went 10 her homo in Alliance nnd told nor
tale. Hence tho visit Of the father TO Can,
ton, Hcrud, the watch, chain, charm hhu
ring are gone, but u very torrid father ana
daughter remain. 49,.
Judge Fawcott was aeon by NEWS
DEMOCRAT reporter this afternoons 10
stated that after the Queer experience nc
was nccoHted hy a young man VINO clhlil,
ed 10 be- % member Of the "Ircnhon nna
Loyalty amateur company Uud Whhltu
"a blank certificate for stage purposes llo
got 10 blank certificate Nt reduced rates.
aud the result has b ON stated INC nei,
Ter las been kept very quiet, ana WIZ
cause considerable stir In the city OF Alli'
uuCp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
Itoma From Navarro,
NAyAunE. o.

NAyAHRE, o., Feb, G,
The council had no meeting lust eve.
ming on account OF no quorum being
present
The Board OF Health held an impor.
tant meeting on last Monday evening
IN the council chamber. The most im'
pOrtanl buhlne0a transacted Was the
hog question, which had been brought
up a. u former Iaeeiing IN which the
board had under consideration the
matter Of prohibiting the hog within
tne incorporated limits OF Navarro.
The resolution expellipg the hog was
indtAlittly pOaip0ned, aud the pUrker
VIII therefore bU allowed TO remain Tor
u while yet,
The umatella Medicine Co.'S enter
tainhent8 are largely attended nightly.
Monday and Tuesday evenings the Op.
era hail was completely lllled. This,
Wednesday, evening u beautiful Allk
plush album will DO presented To the
most popular married lady,
Last Monday u great fox chase took
place southwest of town. About
twenty farmers on horseback with
hNNhN lllNh NANH9 lANNNhn NNlllN w AuMll
from the southern part OF the town
ship 10 anticipate Ia the iuu. They
all started for Grants woods with n lot
of tho boys from town. They did not
succeed In capturing Mr., Fox. lie was
too sly fOt them, having found out IN
advance that the hounds were com
Ing,
Yeaierdny ,Jaeob Mentyer sold one of
his thoroughbred troitiug mares, known
as "ielle OF Navarro" for the sum OF
81 800, TO $, A, Brown, OF Kalamazoo,
Mich, She was shipped yeoterday at,
Jern0Jn via the w. d l.. u. II. H.
10 has been the habit OF agreat many
small boys ~ conRreg0te Ia the school
grove every night until O late hour,
making night hideous, The marshal
should see that the nuisance 10 stop
ped, aud that they are sent home where
they should bo ut that time OF the
night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

VIM. II. Bnckmnn spent Sunday Ia Rob
orisyilc with friends.
Samuel Doyoro, of Canton, has had his
pension restored and increased.
Mrs. Jacob Henry OF Mnsslllon N gpond-
ing q few days with relatives here.
Sarah Moullon has bcen appointed
guardian OF Roxlc Moulton Of llnrtyllo.
Anthony Francis has been appointed adj
mnistrator OF the estate OF Catherine
Shoot, late OF this city.
George w. Harnor and Sllas Harncr
have confessed judgment in tho court OF
common pleas, In favor OF VI Aulunan
e q, for the sum OF SlGS.l0.
Gust Gill Of Mnssillon, well known IN
this city, has opened q stove ana unw9re
eatnblishmont In Canal Pulton., Ho N a
wide-awako young man ana viii mako u
success of the undertaking.
Hiram Schclobaoh was sued IN common
plons court soino time ago by George A,
Hoko. 10 recover the amount OF q business
transaction claimed 20 be duo the. plain-
tliT, Judgment has been confessed by the
defendant in the sum OF Sl!,82,
A pctltion has been filed In common
nlens court by Sarah Wagner against
Jeremiah II. Smith asking that tho court
compel The defendant 20 Issue clear ITO
For a tract, OF land In Plnin. township
which ne did hold claim on but which
has since been paid IN full.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

Amer "A Two wspgls stay ~ our loWn llry
20 from here TO Canal Dover, OHIO Ihs
performance throughout was gppn hiin
highly appreciated by the people, lhs
enjerlalnment closed by giving 4 hllh
plu IA album 10 tho one that guessed near.
esi 10 ihe amount Of Indian, hogan lllhl
was sold during the two weeks nav lleS
held forth at tilis place, The album Was
won by Michael Burke who guessed NOV
the actual number sold was hlh bo'leH'
The Krkw0od lectures on astronomy
which were held az the high school ropln
last Thursday and Friday evenings were
very Instructive aud well attended,
Candidates for the different offices 70 be
0lled thls spring la our town, are be-
ginning 10 make their appearance, There
are alreacy five or aig candidates Tor mar
sbni, Az this office iH the only one ln ne
town or township that ID worm hlyllln
financially, ID h useless % say that, there
will be plenty OF anXloun aHplranlA Tor lhe
office,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

Canton girls viii please observe this cut,
II Ii the latest thing OUT II was made
especially for your information, hnq tah'
en hy the special artist of tho NtWh'Dtho'
omar. iu "holler piate,n Ia hep on the
spot, 40 ID were. This dress IL hn evening
Gown, la yellow satin, I'VE could not lms
ltate yellow satin with black lnkJ " u
supposed 20 he embroidered Win silver,
A deep silver fringe edges tho SKIRT front
drapery, The back OF tue skirt opellH
over tullH peilioonL.. or course we
know but little Of the tulle pelllcoah ney.
er having worn one, bat We infer u must
Inc N dandy. You VIII observe that this
dress h clll very low Ia tho neck, hnd 500
niso the iiim Hams bObbing up Rerenely
over lilo tips OF the aholdera, Also notice
that the hair Ia oomhed up hiRh, over
head. Watch this picture with Au ARTISTS
eye, aud then got yourself up lnHt Ike ~
before the mirror, and You VIII pass 40 O'
X. In every we'll dressed assembly
now noMEN WOMEN nAyE MADE FASH
Hons,
Itlsa little droll that the fashions OF tho
paal quarter of a century should DO con.
irolled by ladies Of negative beauty ana
menqre charms. Tho Princess OF wales,
Mime, dc Mettprnlch and Sarah iiernhnrdt
mako "a trinity that has furnished the cue
Ia M mode over aincG 100. or the three,
Mime. dc Metternlcha influence has been
the hlrongeHt, although few women are no
homoly Her ugllnoha h not only unique,
but rendered fascinating by hchchelrhic'
~ associated with more beauty, Tor the
beauty Of complexion aud form ID com
mon enough, while absolute uglineah WIN
wonderful wit and u peculiarly cohmqpol'
itnn charm Of manner 10 40 rare 90 " " IT.
rcaiatlbc, Tho PrlncrHA OF wales N ihr
from buiug 10 pretty woman hhe mas
managed To retain hold ON youth, hld
hor awoet voice, gracluus manncrh and IN.
tellectunl gllla arc nll the result OF special
training. n ropOHr Sarah licrnhnrdt
would never bo taken for anything but q
laundry maid, but animated, the lire OF
ponIua makes her duh skin look warm
aud pink, her hah-lke, colorlcaa eyes
hurn brightly and her head toss ANA sway
until her rumplod, coarse, brown hHlr
aooma an artistic mNuo OF some sort
now KATE FIELD LIKES rfgUY RED
Although Miss Kate Field declares that
she h loyal American eltllencna ana lho
foe Of anarchy, she has a weakness Tor
that peculiar, flaming, fiery red that Lucy
parsoua mnhoa hOr lldga Of for the Social
ist Club, During her rCnidCucO ~ tho
Victoria she warmed up the big, cold din'
IND room the moment she appeared,
dressed In u fnyorilo little scarlet satin
robe that lust escaped the marble lloor,
Down the front aud around the neck ana
wrIata ran ruiilo Of whito lace, ANA on
her feet, which are really very pretty hnd
of Cinderella nigo, she wore little morocco
slippers us "rod ns the tongues OF hro''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13

An innocent child playing In basket
with lts toys,
A crock OF boiling hot milk on q table
uearat hand and above 10 head
A hurst, "a scream, mothers cry, tWen'
ty-fpur hours of horrible torture, ANA tho
agony relieved by the hight OF the lll'le
sullorer'a soul,
On Friday evening Mrs, Petor MART,
who resides az No, $50 South Walnut street,
nut three pintA OF milk on the stove ~ her
Kitchen la order To boil IT, After had
been bol0d she poured II into crock on
70 liable near 10y,
Her little daughter Celia, aged almost
one year, ant playing ln q basket Ihg
mother went lutO Ru adjoining room anu
while there heard scream from tie lil
tle one, She returned 10 the kitchen ana
saw slight which 10 her was simply
awful Tho bottom OF the crock con-
taIning the hot fluid had burst, the achld'
Ing milk running into the face ANA breast
of the little one, She quickly removed "
from its awful position and applied water
and la tho meantime yollingAt the top OF
her voice for help, Kind neighborh quick
ly rOspondud. The little one was terribly
burned about tho face and breahl, ana
soothing lotions applied. DR., ~ A.
Bicchclo was summoned, who administer
cd TO the sullcriugh Of the little one, Az
that was possible was done, but without
any favorable results, Owing 10 ita IN
tense suffering the child was taken win
spaams Saturday morning, ana died Sat
urduy evening,
shortly nftor the accident the father
Peter Murti who IN employed NJ the DIE
bold safe and lock works, was sent ior
aud hc entered hiB home grief stricken
man, A short time ago lac aud his family
had narrow escape from IRE, when
very much frightened hIHwlic, She being
soon 20 become mother, Il II feared iho
two shocks will have q disastrous cllccL
The funeral was held az 10 o'clock Mon
day morning, Rev StraHHncr OF the Ger'
man Reformed church officiating inc
romnina were Inferred In West Lawn
(OmutrFy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
nplroRlAL seuIns.

Hon, j. X, Rukonhrod, editor OF The Sa'
icm Rrpublcln, died Saturday mornihg
after lingering Illness tlo was vet
Srnn Ohio newspaper editor aud was pop
nlnr with tho fraternity. Ia ls'i.b ne was
n member Of the state senate, and ~ we
lime OF his death was % member OF we
hoard of trustees Of the Ohio Industrial
School at Lancaster lie was q amnn OF
marked ability, Of high moral character
and Will bc greatly missed b Salem
ATTENTION % called 70 commlnica'
tlon plhlianod clowhcrr, by Editor SKIN
ner. of thc Mnssillou Independents ~
claimed that the abstract of votes which
was attached TO Editor SINNERS letter,
wna done by miHtnkoin the business ollloc
of the Massillun independent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
SHERIFF SALE.


Mary Schneider )ordor Of sale In Partition,
Julia A. sinmon ct al. Court
NY virtue Of M order Of sale IN partition Issued by
the Hlurk Ut tho court NJ common pona 1f htafh
county ONO and 10 mo directed viii offer tor sale
Il pulille Ouloiy ON the pfomlnuh, Ia jackson
township on
saturday, the 92nd day Of Feb, 1890,
Tho following described real estate. situate In tho
tlwnuhit " Jackson, m tald county Of tiAk AMI
htiiu 0t ono ~ II kNOfn AA Anu hrlhu tiu north
unusNHll ui tir fulnNiug dttcilhrd pfuHiata pAtt
ui Tho east fractional section ul IN tuWh'hp "A,
ranYuu m tad county, hnd hpu pdud no iull1Nal
heNnuinH on Tie south ilnr 10 clailH moth uf tho
tnht rnuur 0i tuld traction hArh0nl thence
% rh along the stuit Hue ~ thhnH thohce 10 thn
natt hhnk W tho iusr fAWm fNUrj th nee south
win W. WtnuuVflirs Ui hhId ftut " post ON ihu
unN bank Nfhiid fYrr west Ul tiu pace uf hl glu.
ning thence east ~ the placu OF beginning accord.
ing autyty numuef ulh, dated December w, lHHR,
msdu Ny iuhn NilihtrH uuutf surveyor ut STARK
county uhiu, conan ng ga aud u 400 acres NJ land
taId north y cvuialniug a2 ANA atk-lUO acres OF
ana
Appraised VI 100.
Ralo 10 commence NJ one O'Clock D. m, Terms
oash, ...
o, E, YouH0, Any,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
sucs for Damages for Iniuroo,

Chnrlca A. Milor Ny his next friend
George 49, Cock. hoa commenced suit
against the j.. y, w, 4 G, railroad compn-
ny TO recover damages la the sum olSl,O 900
Tor Injuries au4taind by him through the
negligence Of the employees Of that com.
pnny. Tho pluinull had his foot injured
In elch way last September, that II had
10 be- Amputttcd ne attempted TO cross
Tho railroad track between tho cars OF u
train, aud hc claims that The train was
started forward without giving any signal,
thus cnuslng the accident.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
ovor uaifa lcntary a oitlson OF Canton

over Halfa Dcntary q citiaon OF Canton
Mira. Catherine Shook, widow OF An.
drow Shoot, was conveyed 70 her last
resting place on the 9TH Of February, 9e'
eomp1nicd byn large concoursc ol rGla-
tlyoa aud friends She was born IN WIZ
tonborg, Germany, aud WIN nor pArouls
sottiodin penuaylyauln, where she wNs
married In tho year 1884. Tho young cou'
nie onmc 10 Canton the following year
T6orc were nine children born to them,
eight Of whom are living and twenly,,siSI
grandchildren survive her' quo nnu
reaehod IN wears, 9 months and days,
when aho died rather suddenly but IN
faith aud hope Of eternal life. Shc. was q
faithful member Of the First Reformed
church from hcryouth, an active member
Of the iomnlo society, and was Renerally
II. Strnssncr, preached an appropriate
sermon from tie last words Of Christ VT
" finished on the crons,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
saturday, tho 99nd day OF Feb, isl
SHERIFF. sALR.j

George ickoa order of sale,
va y STARK 20, Common
William Roach, IT,, ct al, plom Court
ny virtue Of an order Of sale Issued by tho CLERK
lftho court NJ COMMON pleas VI stark county, OHIO
IN the above action, and 10 me directed | VIII 0llul
Tor talu 40 public outcfy, ~ the door Of tho court
hUnat, M the city Of Canton ON
saturday, the lot day Of March, 1890,
the following described rual estatci Situated In
county 0f stark aud tta,o 0f OHIO, and known M
town lot number forty four (ii) IN Mnlhma Hos.
tors abolition ~ ihu oity OF Alliance,
Appraised NJ el7b.
sao 70 commence ~ one O'Clock p. m. Terms
9, A. KBiDER, Sheriff.
RonDiNu liARtth, Att'yu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
81. patrIel.,o pny colobration.

Tho second meeting Of the citizens In
torostod IN the celebration Of 81. Patrich's
day held Sunday afternoon. Tho chair
announced TIE following committoes On
speakers; Hon. William A. Lynch,
Frank Alexander and Charles II. Frazer.
Executive committees r. L, Manley p.
j. Collins, John Duffy, Charles II. Hrn-
scr, Jnmes McGownn, Hugh Hannah, II.
j. Muloy, James Barry and John Cum.
Minis. The executive committee will
meet In the Auditors Office Wednesday
evening 10 further rrnngpmeuta