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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

month"; Ia conclusion, Mr., flekler Aalh
he was la favor of carrying onl we plent
on Ut tho Republican pariy ana he Wpulh
80 40 On record, And no din,
AZ the end OF forty minules debate Was
cut OF and all motions save one fell
that even the committee on rules eoulh
not ignore, ID was motion 70 reoomiill
Judge YOder OF Ohio, the leader Of we
minority Of the pension eommlllse, itlAue
the motion, II Waa 20 reeomlnW WIN ~,
slruoiipnh 10 report back the blll llinefaeu
by all The soldiers organizations lor \ per
diem pension OF ! cent per hohul 70
evetv soldier Tor each days
service, Now was the only
chance 20 get service pension lhe I've,
publieans who masQueraded a. irlenuh OF
Inc sOldierh had ignored Mckinley anl CO.
opeFated with the northern Democrats we
motion would have prevailed, II was the
erueieal teal. Plekler, the Republican
who wanted 70 redeem the pledges hlH
party had made, voted "aye,n the others
covering before the boss on the ioor ahu
the boss la the speakers chair surrender,
ed their oOnseleneea ana Voleu mo-
That 10 the record, That speAhh pois
eloquently than verbal professions, Az
Ter tbe I'm, which nobody had asked for,
had passed the House, u ,gah eYeryWhege
denounced by the soldiers, Ihe ONE
State encampment OF the q, A., ~ passed
a resolution unanimously eondemnihR "
IN the strongest terms, Gen. Hurst, Who
ID Republican candidate for Congress Va
tho Springfield district, made ringing
speech against w.. ,,,,,,-.
Previously the "pauper bill which was
desplsed hy every patriotic soldier ana Ye.
tOeA hy President Cleveland had passed
the Senate, The two bills went 70 confer
enee and were deadloekea Tor
weeks, The house repeatedly or
dered its oonfereea 70 Insist on itH sub,
slltute. Finally Mckinley and Reed
held another colsutatlon and the result
was thai they influenced the house con-
ferees 20 give way and yield even the mite
contained In the House bill Answering
10 thai pressure the house eonfereeH
yielded everything but the dependent fea'
iure OF the bill and ID passed both Houses
aud was aligned by the President In that
form, When Morrill, called up the con.
ference report ln the House which he hnd
helped 10 force Mckinley sat silent lie
did not care 20 utter q word OF syllable w
ita favor, but when his name was called
he voted,
This h Major McKlnley's record on the
service pension, ho and Reed divide the
responsibility Of ita failure 10 pass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
REDFRRN FASHIONS,
Dlstingue Costumes Worn by Well
Known Members Of Fashionable
Society at the Grand PrlH aud ascot
Races,

Most of our readers are probably aware,
either from lhelr own experience abroad,
or from ihe interesting accounts given 50
frequently Ia English papers, that ono OF
tho greatest events of tho London season
ID the Royal Ascot race meeting, The
Grand priK Of Paris Of course 10 very AZ
attractive, aud draws many visitors from
all over the eoniInent but II ID the kna
lish races which are looked forward 10
with most eager anticipation, and for
which the most striking toilettea are ore'
ated, Ror months beforehand, tho fash
lonahle dressmakera are oyerrun with
orders, and nothing ID considered too
light aud brilliant and audaolous to'wear
TO the Ascot races,
All costumes are not however aa dis
tIngue and al the same time In 40 good
taste 40 tho following, designed by Red
fern,
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The 0raila q gown Of Arabian glaee, very
thin and luatroua, The skirt which N
alighily drnped upon tho hips and across
tho front, in OF pcnrl'whito, shot with silk.
ON figures Of delicate 4hrlmp pink, and
has upon the Sides an ACCORDION panel OF
plain white material. Tho half high bod.
Ice IN worn over q ploatod gulmpe and
alcevea Of the white alaoe, and ia bordered
acrnaa the bust and over the ahouldera by
q baud Of vclyot, Of u deeper shade OF the
color that appears in the figured portion
OF velvet. The chip hat ia faced with yel'
vet and trimmed with loops OF pink rib
bon and q whIto ostrich tip which ourla
gracefully over the brlm.
The second costume, designed by Rod
fern 10 bo worn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
M,KINLEY TO THE REAR.
Blanca Coup petat to Place Himself at
the Front,

hhN AA'hh
Especial to tho Plttsburg Dltpatch)
WASHINGTON, July 2i,-S, Il, Elklna has
been here all week comforting win lhe
Senators who are 10 participate IN ihe tar
IN debate now on, and he unnoubtelly
hopes 70 shape whatever leglhlation that
may be passed In the line Of reciprocity
lust a. he dd on the silver bill whom II
was up for debate, Exactly what the
blaine men are going 10 do IN the way OF
Insisting on having the reciprocity idea
incorporated In the Mckinley bill IL not
known,
Neither Elkina nor any Of tho Others
who enjoy Blnlne'a fullest confidence
seem 20 really care whether the aohelne II
adopted or not, Indeed some of lhe
shrewdeat Of them believe lt would be
good politics TO let II drift along as II may
In the debate and not 70 make much effort
TO have Il made into law,
They argue that matters have gone. too
FAR already TO save the next House from
Democratic control, and that the verdict
OF the country next November VIII un-
questlonably be "a condemnation OF the
nroacnt Congress its tarlll bill, ita force
bin and ta cxtrnygrhnco, Hence they
have little desire 20 have the reciprocity
scheme bundled In with the roet
"Thnr hos'a eyes nrc sot, .rOmArkodA a
Blaine man to-day, "Thon why board a
sinking ship Whatlathc use Of booking an
apparently popular idcnwith one whieh n
unpopular and not oven In the best favor
with our own people, IL seems TO me
too good ammunition 10 ho wasted ~ thht
way. am convinced that the Mckinley
measure would bo overwhelmingly de-
fentcd N the people could vote upon ~
the temper Of the country IA toward re-
ducton, not an advance in the
tariff. The vote IN November Will show
IL. A defeat will only emphasize the ne
ceasity for more liberal dealing with our
tariff laws by the Republicans, and Tor the
adoption by the party Of Blaine's rceipro.
city ideas. IL will be the only thing loft
them,
ALL IS THE SAME BOAT,
"On the other hand, n the South Amcr.
can scheme IN coupled with Mchlnley'H
bill IL will hardly develop sufficient
strength with the people before Novom.
Der 10 turn the tide. Even " Il did, we
would get no credit for Il from the OK
tromc protcctionists, and reciprocity
would have TO 90 n.bogglng.' .
"Then you think thore IL a good deal OF
smart politics, as well as stntesmanship
In Blaino's moyeY' my informant was
asked.
"Why, It's the signal that all the Blaine
men have been waiting for these. two
years" was the reply. "l am told that
Blaino's letters have increased ton-fold
in two weeks. They come from oil over
the country, and some Of them conta in
the hope that he will be In the race In
1902. This thing haas been
coming for ak months, and for two
months any close observer could have
seen that Blaine was at work on some
thinR big. Blaine believes he has both
Tom Reeds and Mckinloy's scalp hang
ing at his belt, and Elklns has been down
here dancing u war dance around the
corpsos and chanting the death song,n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
nnuNIoN 7erH 0, w
masaiilon Veterans hnliyen The Camp
hrs and Capture the Presidency


maaaillon Veterans Eniiven The Camp
fire ana Capture the Presidency
A delegation Of old soldiers from Mas
sillOn attended the reunion 10Th %, V, v,
1, at Camp hhermBn on the fair grounds
Newark, Ohio, on Tuesday last and met
large delegations from all parts OF Ne
state, All members Of the 4, A, W. v, "
u, and y, Of v, joined tho procession
which formed on Tie square ana hpenl
the day with the Nboys, Arriving ~ we
ground Capt, j, M, Scott OF AleAanderla
called the meeting 10 order, followed WIN
dress of welcome ~ Mayor Bell and
response by Col, O. IT, Kibler Then fol-
lowed election OF officers as followers p
President, q, EaTle, Masslllonl Vice Pres
Ident John Hiser, Newark Neoordlnaaee'
retary, NJ, ID, lJOKsel Maaslll0nl Cores
pending Secretary w, II, Darlington,
Newark Treasurer, FINLEY Stafford, New'
ark, 1'he time aud place Ton holding the
next reunion was discussed ana tic
society finally decided 10 hold II az Mas
sIllon the first Wednesday IN September
1891, After hne dinner served by the
ladies, tile veterans reasaemblel, Whth
the following programme was carried OUT I
recitation, WARS Alarm Master James
Mcfarland recitation bya son Of Mr. o.
II. EelIera, Of Tlfiln address by Rev, A.,
Ramsey, OF Alexandria recitation, "Ihe
Rmply Sleeye,h Miss Mary Mcfarland
history OF tho regiment by Adinlant =, d,
Mlllerl address by Robert Plnni Past
Junior Vice Commander q, A, H. OF Mas
aillon, q. The exercises then closed win
a dress parade, Among those present
from abroad we're g. w, Earl and wife OF
Maasllon, u Robert Plnn, Past Junior
Vice Commander q, A, II, Of Ohio, from
MaaalllOni John ", Neller and wife OF
Tim, Old, W, Till0n, MaTyeylllei Mike
Smith, Dresden, aud David Davis, wife
aud family, Of COneayllle.
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Road Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that petition viii bo pro-
Bonted 10 the Commissioners o. nIhlk county. ONO
tember, AID, 1890, praying for the vacation OF a
part OF tho County road lca1lng from bethlehem 70
Waynoaburgh, IN said county ana which part 0t
said yauation NJ point IN said road ~ the northa
west corner of tho southwest quarter OF section A.
IN bethlehem townshlpi aud running thenoe n a
polnt terminating ~ the southwest quarter OF SEQ.
il6n three IN said township. 10 point whore said
road nteraocts tho new road leading from Bothlo-
hem to wnyncBburgh. ,.,..,.,.,,,u
jullD-hw PETlTlVNNh'
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Legal Notice.

Grant Lalblln aud Joshua u, Hlutr late partners
IN tho plumbing business IN lAlblln hluu whose
last known place oi fthldcneo was Canton, uhlo IVY
WhOat preaunt place VI rrHldrnco N unknown VIII
take notice that Edward H. Foster dld, on tho lat
day Of April 1890 nle MS petition IN tho Court Or
Common Pleas, IN and Tor stark county ONO,
annnat tho anid Lhlblln hnd hluf setting forh that
on tho 90th day Of March, 1850, ho recovered
q Judgment agalnhl the said Lslblln ana aluu ~,
fore Mark " WottAch, Justice OF iho Pence N
aud $500 costs, That on the Hrd day OF March
1870 the said Lhlhlln aud hlnN sofa tholr plumbing
huslnoia 70 ono Louis u, naiiung who, IN phil pay
munt VI tho same agreed 70 convoy ana deliver
possession " the said lAblin and HuN The follow
ug described real estate, situate IN the Guy OF Cal
ton stark county, ONO, and known m lhtu oi lgIg
nitOrn hundred and seventy. eight (lblh) ana NJ
teen hundred and seventy nine lbip), aud more
particularly described "a follows hpglhhlnH
~ point thirty 800 feet FROM the southeast corner
VI tot hfcon huudird ana puyony.nne Ohipli
thence wcstwatdl along tho llne OF West fitth
street thirty (u0) feet 10 point lunce n0t1nwafl
" nlnoly,lhieo (pll foot tcn iool alloy thenee tiio
Thirty (aOj feet aud SIX (0) Inches 70 point thence
aouthwaldly nlncty.as el( feet aud slx lgl inches
% the place Of Degpn9g No aalns being S sGne
by deed, dated Juno O0lh, 1851, hnd recorded ln
volume VAS pages w and pl, 81 thc sletk county
fcc0fdh That since ahld bld Gay ol mhien ,etV,
tho said HlutE for the purpose Of cheating and do
iraudlng the credItOf of aAld Laihin aud ButS, %
pcolaly the said Foster has caused deed Tor SAID
ioA estate 10 DO mado out 70 him, sad Aluih 30 that
fhat on the 9Oil day OF March, 1900 said Foater
hlOd transcript Of aAid judgment and proceedings
In the once OF tho CLERK " said Common Pleas
tourt and oAuaed Judgment W DO entered therein,
agreeable 10 the statute In such cas0 mhdo ana pro
yldod and on said o0th day OF March, 1870, caused
an execution 70 Issue 10 tho Hherln OF said STARK
county who on said day levied the same on tho said
above described real estate Tho prayer of said pc.
iliOn N that said conveyance from said Louis II
lIArtung 10 said Blutf be aet hhldo hnd held 70 DO
fraudulent that said real estate may be declared 70
ito tho property of tho late partnership OF lAlblln
and AniA and IN such held 10 ho liable for the pay
mOnt Of fosters olAlm, and that said roal estate,
may he appraised aud sold W satisfy taid claim
Said LAl6lln aud HlutH ara notified 10 appear aud
anawtT said petition on or before october 4th 1900
EDWARD II, FOSTER,
ny BALDWIN a SHIELDS,
tnial.Iw hlA AtlOrnOyH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

Mr.. Van Polt, editor Of the Craig, Mo-,
Meteor, went 10 drug store at Hillsdale,
Iowa, and asked tho physician In charge
TO give him dose OF something Tor chol-
era morbus and loosoneps OF the bowels.
He says VI felt 10 much better the next
morning thatI concluded 10 call on the
physician and get him TO llx me up sup.
ply OF tho medicine. / was surprsed
when he handed me q bottle Of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhmn Rene
his practice and found II the best he could
get or prepare. can testify 10 its eiilc-
ency IN my case at oil oventa.r For sale
by Durbin, Wright q CO., and u. Sollmann
druggists.
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Legal Notice.

Edward Run aud Andrew RUIZ who reside In
Koaoeoo county, Indiana and whose post once IA
Etna uraen, David Run and Honry Run, who 70.
aide ia NJ JOaopha county, Indiana and whose post
once address 10 Lake Vlllo ELIZA Moore, who ro-
aides In Marshall county, Indiana and whose post
once address N HILBERT Mary Johnston, who 70.
AldoA Ia Marshall county, Indiana, and whose post
once addtoes IN Bourblni Mary Clark, whose roa-
denoe N Steubon county, Indiana, aud whose post
once address y Hudaoni John Run, whose rosl-
dNnco ls DoKab county Indiana and whose post
once ID aummlt, James Ruff, Rebeooa Mar
tin, Minnie Run and Marion Run whose residence
Ia unknown, helts nj law Of George Run, lats Of
So" "A county, Ohio, deceased, Will take notice that
samuel Ruff admlnlatratOr or tho oBtato OF 0eorgo
Ruff docOasbd, on tho 9TH day OF June, A, d. 1850,
nlOd his petition IN tho probate court within aud
for tho county OF stark and state or OhlO, alleging
that the personal estate Of said dooedont n unsum
Client 10 pay his dobte aud charges OF administering
his ostate that he died seized In 100 simple or tho
~ OF stark aud state Of ohio, 70 viii being part OF
the west half OF tho southeast quarter Of section
number 90 township ~, range o. beginning at the
southwest corner OF said quarter section, thence
north aA nerohOa 70 stone plnntod thonce east 40
I'M ae to make said tract contain ~ acres, thence
anuih aa perohos 20 o stone planted on Tho aootlOn
nci thence west 70 the place OF beginning contaln
M prayer % Of said petition 10 for an order OF sale
OF said promises for tho payment OF the debts and
bs p"rsons frst above mentioned will further
take notice that they have been made parties do
fendant 10 said petition, and that they are required
10 anawer tho same on or before the end day Of
Auauat 1900 SAMUEL RUFF,
Administrator OF George RuiI do'd
MONO q McCARTY, Au'ys for PltG ila-Lw
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BOLD HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Two Tramps waylay F0rmor---Sooure n
Ride and KNOCK Him Sonsolosa'--Thon
Take All His Money.

Take All His Money
Squire II. w. Hossler has been putting
the authorities on the track OF two tramps
that waylaid Murray Smith, farmer, this
morning and after knocking him sense
less robbed him Of 1913, the price OF a
load OF hay.
Murray Smith, who resides In Plain
township, about four miles from
Canton, arrived In this city this morningn
sold his hay and was on his way home, na
far as the bend In the road, beyond the
Fair Grounds, when tive men arose on the
other side OF the fence, on the
wayside, and asked for n ride.
Mr.. Smith told them TO get In. One was
little follow, the other a burly man
about six feet tall. After they had gone n
little distance they asked him what he
had been hauling and what he got for his
hay and after he had answered the r ques'
lions boldly asked for the money.
The man resisted when the big fellow
knocked him from the wagon and he fell
by the roadside senseless. When he came
too, he found that his money was all gone
and that ho had been badly pounded. His
team had disappeared and no traces OF
the men were 10 be found. Samuel Ring
or passed along soon after the robbery
and found Smith In a dazed condition. II
has not yet been learned whether Smiths
team reached home or has been driven
of by the men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

Cholera infantum has lost itg terrori
since the introduction OF Chamborlain'f
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma. Remedy
When that remedy is used and tho trent
ment as directed with each bottle ie fol
lowed, q cure is certain. Mr.. A. w. Wal
ter, a prominent merchant az Walters.
burg, H., says; VI cured my baby boy OF
cholera infantum after several other rem
edies had failed. the child was so low
that he seomed almost beyond the nid Of
human hands or reach OF any medicine
25 and 30 cent bottles fop sale by Durbin,
Wright q Co., and L, Sollmann, drug
RIgtsl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31
Road Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that petition will bc pro.
eented 10 the Commissioners Of stark county, ~
their no1t aosrl0n, In boptomber A. d. lbp0, pray
following line tO-wlt Beginning on the west lno
Of South Market street. In Canton Onto at the De.
ginning OF Cedar street, thence weetwarlly along
extending weatwardly through out lots w and w
and lots 97pB aud 979t and ACROSS tho valley lall.
way, aud through out lots W and ~ ana w ana
through the lands OF BOckuu, Undorhill ot W meot-
Ing Cedar street a. laid out IN the Meyer heirs ad-
dillon, thence woetwardly along Cedar stfeet 20
Harrison avenuol thonoc north along Harrison
DAVID MILLER
July ia. 1900. -i7.hw Principal Petitioner
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SOMEWHAT vERpANT,
He Came 10 the Circus and was oulled by
an Old Confidence Game,

~ NAA NH'H"'"NN N'H''
A man giving hla name an Frank Little
approached young man named Eu'
Krltes at the Cleveland a Canton station
about O'Clock this morning aud asked
him II he wanted 20 work on the
railroad, saying he would pay him t5b per
month KrileR said he was working on
farm few miles north OF town and dld
not care about q position The man aald
Krtea was Just the man he wanted 70
works Tor hlm and AZ last succeeded IN
galnng the young mans confidence who
said he might work for him " his
employer would allow him 10 stop
work, ht the preaent time
Little claimed he was freight eondne'
tor on the Cleveland a Canton road, Ho
borrowed u Lao Of Krltea "to pay a
little debI,n and then asked for
the use Of hlA watch while
he went up the track 10 unload d car OF
freight, saying he would return soon
Krtea handed over gold watch worth
SIS, and, Il Ia needless 10 say, has not seen
the man since, ---.-----
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A BOILER LET'S 90.
Two Mon Killed Instantly and Ono Fa'
tally Injured.


NORTH JACKSON, o., July 49, This town
was wildly excited yesterday over the
most osthenrtrenderlng calamity over known
In lts history. Az an carly hour the large
boiler In the mill operated by Meade
Bros., blew up without moments warn.
ing, hurling 70 instant death George W.
Meade, the operator and VIM. Thomas,
fireman, and engineer VIM. Mikcsoll, OF
youngstown, who was passing by, was
terribly injured. The force OF the explo-
sion wos so great that II was heard for
miles. Pieces OF tho boiler were thrown
distance OF q quarter OF q mile, and not
only was the mill totally demolished, but
several adjoining buildings were almost
completely wrecked. Tho cause Of the
explosion Ia unknown, but II IL thought
that they fred UP on an empty boiler and
the injection Of cold water into the red
hot flues crented pressure that 10 almost
beyond comprehension. Both Mr.. Meade
and Mr.. rhomag leave families, and
their wives ore almost craaod by thor
schocking death.
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Legal Notice.

Louis pttler, whose place of residence Ia nm
KNOWN will take notice That on the 7th day OF june
1900 Lydia Pit'ier MED nor petition IN inc court Of
divorce from said Louis Pittler, on the ground OF
wlllfu nbsenoe AMI gross neglect Of duty and for
allmony, and that said cause will No for hearing on
IA LYDIA PTTTIER.
un12.Lw by Jour o. WRlrY, her Atty
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The House Committee on invalid
pensions has reported favorably on
bill TO pension the widow Of General
George B. Mcclellan at the rate Of $1,000
per annum, an act Of justice too long
delayed, considering the care that has
been taken of the widows Of soldiers
whose services were far less important
and distinguished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-07-31

"CANNoT something be done to set
that Blaine reciprocity idea in motion ~
a prominent Canton Republican was
heard TO say to another, thiS morning,
Can II be possible that Canton McKin.
leyites are rebelling against the hood
wink Of the Ohio State platform, which
endorses the Mckinley bill as 1t came
loaded mp from the HouseP
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Administrator Sale.

Abraham Dumbaugh s,. order T6SO,i O. se1S tn'so00
Lydia Machamer ot Al Pleas Court
Byyrtue or an alias order OF sale issued by the clerk
OF tho court OF common pleas OF stark county OHIO
In tho above action, and 70 mo directed, win onot
tor sale AZ public outcry, on the promises, In
Lake township on
Monday, the 2Oth day Of August, 1890,
tho following doacrlbed real estate, to.wt Part OF
the oOuloaaI quarter Of section 10, township ~, Of
range " beginning for Aaue NJ the northeast corner
Oa said luRrtofi thence NORTH 10 doK. and AZ min,
west With quarter limo 900 feet 70 q post thonco
A0uth 2 deg and ~ min, west, 1896 foot 10 post
thonoc south, " dog and N min east Q2e foot 70
post and northeast corner Of lhnda or q, Showers
thonoe NORTH . dog. aud ~ min east 1895 foot 10
the beginning, containing ~ bb-iOO acres
Appraised NJ 1000.
Terms, ono. third cash. 0ne.tblrd In one year and
ono' tiiid In two yeara with lntoreet from day OF
aaoj deferred payments 10 DO secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
Sale 10 commence NJ one O'Clock y, m,
WILLIAM WAGNER
Administrator VI the estate OF Jacob
Brnmbaugh, deceased.
JOHN LAmM, Atty
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ATTACHMENT,


Mary J. Greek. residing IN tho city Of indlanapo'
No. IN the state uf Indiana VIII take notice that on
the add day OF June, A, u, 1850, fannhT a huohAns
nan hled their petition IN tho Common Pleas Court
OF STARK county, ono, i case lmhhuf lOih, Alhlnal
tho above named defendant praying TOT An order
III a tarhment against the life Interest 0f said de-
fnndAnt m the following described ttA estate, ait
atod IN Pike township, STARK county uhln, hhl
bounded ~ follows neRnnnR at the southeast
corner N the northeast quarter Of section ., town
ship o. range h aud thence north 20 ohAlhhi tnunoo
weht iH 20 chAina thence south 10 ohAlnhl thence
east NJ 90 chains 10 tho place Of beginning contain
ing 10 acres, more or less,
mdntpd 10 secure the payment OF Judgment Tor
blU 40 danAgeh hid siOb costa, with Interest from
luue 10Th, 1890 rendered IN favor 0f plAinllna ana
Agnlnat defendant by the consideration 0i Fremont
Afford Justice Oi tho feA.e, IN nnd for Contor
township, Marion county Indiana,
That on the SAN day NJ June, 1900, an attachment
was Issued IN the above action Tor the sum OF
tiiHAb
Said party IA required 70 answer on or before tho
oth dai of August 1870, or judgment may 10 takon
lnngi,Iw MILLER a POMERENE,