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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

The death Of Mes. j. B. Stump nj her
home No. 1876 North Rex street, early last
night was a terrible one. Mr. AND Mrs.
Stump were married 10 years hHo, ahd
shortly after her MARI .rZV' tue wife began
to show signs of epilepsy.
During the last four or I've years she
has had spssms, varying in violence, as
high as three or four tunes day. Two
years ago she was consigned 10 the Toledo
Insane Asylum, where slo remained SIX
months. Feeling improved she returned
home. About year ago she was sent
back again, returning home IN May. oInce
that time she has fre quHntly had spasms,
falling over any place she happened TO be
at the time the spell caiue on;
"Wednesday night while in bed, she SUI
fered with an epileptic fit of unusual vio-
lence but was better again on Thursday.
During last evening sne was visited by her
aten ii auohter, Mrs. Saeger, OF Newton
street, Mr., Stumr, who is veterinary
surgeon, had gone down street on some
bnsiness and the daughter remained
for some little time. While she was IN
the house Mrs. Stump was again stricken
down falling against an Obstacle ana
bruisinR her eye and head; A., s,
MIRA. SseCer remained with Mrs, stump
until nhouie o'clock, and then vent home
with the understanding that hsr mother
would go to bed at onc?., 40
o'clock and parsed through the kNensn
door. and on up stairs TO his room, He
did not notice that his wife was not In her
bed but supposed everything was all right
as The hous. waa dark and he did not hear
her. He was tired asd did not awaken
until o'sloek this morning. De then
noticed that his wife had not been In her
bed and at onsa went down stairs.
A terrible sight be bsbeld In the kitchen.
There lay his wife. hsr ohin resting on the
iron grating In frs.t sf tas even sf tbe
stove. Her head WAS bsnt backward, she
having fallen face downware. She was
cold and stiff in death.
When Mr.. Stump entered the bouss he
must have passed within elk feet OF HE
wife who was lying dead.
Coroner Openhimer was summoned and
accompanied by DR.. Landor viewed the
remains. There were no marks Of vio-
lence except the bruise on the eye re-
ceived from the fal while her daughter
was present, and q crease under the chin.
The manner in which she fell made IL i'm
possible to get her breath and she proba-
bly, died from strsngulation. The eoro-
ner held an inquest to-day.
Mrs. Stump was nearly 46 years of age,
and her maiden name was Mary Reed,
her parents living miles south OF Canton.
She had no children. She leaves besides
her husband and step children, one
brother. Samuel Reed of the Bucher q
Gibbs Plow works, and a sister, Ars. on
halter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
THE L4ND0N CASE
Again Looms Up in Court in O
Civil quit.

Just before Z. Morgan Landon was
taken to the penitsntlary, having been
found guilta at the last term of court for
shooting with intent 10 Kill his divorced
wife, he had conveyance drawn up,
transferring his property to his sister
Emaline Landou. p. Weity q Go. entered
a suit against Emaliue Landon ct al, al
leging that the conveyance was fraudulent
and was executed for the purpose of de-
fraudiBg honest creditors. The plaintiffs
asked also that the property conveyed be
sold and the proceeds applied towards the
payment of debts. bWhen Mrs, L. Morgan
Landon was decreed a divorce she was
also decreed $500 alimony. This had not
been paid over before the conveyance
turning the property Overto Landon's sis
ter had been made. The cause came up
for hearing before Judge Pease today
and the court decided in favor OF defend
ants, with the exception OF the $500 which
was ordered paid 70 LAURA a.. Landon, the
divorced wife of Il. Morgan Landon. The
case will be appealed tn the Circuit court,
the appeal bond being fixed at $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
win Making and WIN Breaking.

"Tbere Is absolutely no safety nova.
days" said well known lawyer of this
city the other day, Sin making a will. If
you have a lot Of money and don't dispose
of IL in a way TO suit your relatives they
are sure to rush into court about 1t and
make trouble for your widow or children
or both Very often, In sheer disgust, the
legitimate heirs will compromise their
claims rather than permit themselves 20
be dragged through long and eXpensiye
lawsuit. OF course, the lawyers profit by
these controversies, but they have been
carried during the past few years to sueh
disgraceful extent that even lawyers are
disgusted with the injustice of them,
st is comparatively easy thing under
our present laws for a disgruntled claim
ant upon an estate to have will broken,
but evils, when they become unbearablq,
are sure TO remedy themselves The evil
of will breaking has reached that stage,
and predict great reaction in favor OF
the viii maker as against the win breaker.
Then wills viii baye some validity aud a
man may die with the comforting assur-
ance that after his demise his property viii
be distributed as he wishes 1t TO be- AS the
laws are now. the only sure course for him
to pursue is that Of giving his property be-
fore death. But, as any one can readily
see, this Is attended by some dangers and
| conditions which do not make IL very at
tractiye. Thoughtful people are awaken.
| ing 10 the evils of the case with which
| judges declare dead men TO be incapable OF
distributing their own property and will
soon insist upon reforming then, New
| York Telegram. Laa8H iIif
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
a PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
A Fireman Badly Burned by Hot

A Fireman Badly Burned by Hot Oil.
ALLIANCE, Nov. 9.-[special. l-Early
this morning as the engine on first section
of train No. u was standing in the yards
in this city the lubricatine plass on the
boiler burst into pieces ond the boiling hot
oil was blown oil over the head and face
of the -Hremanr Chris. wcbber. the oil
was 10 hot that IL set fire to the handker-
chief tied round bis neck, and the hair Of
bis head was singed OF. Hisface was one
scald all over, The poor man suffered ex.
crutiating agony 70, over two hours before
the physician who attended him to reduce
the fire In the scalded flesh. He is badly
burned, but IL the Inflammation can be
KEEP, down he will recover, although he
will be Scared for life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Legal Notice.


Fanny wsn;a who resides at Garnett, In tho State
oi kansas VII, tlSe notice tHat J1Cob,KhsAy as adj
Ml' t-1tUH a tit' -stt- of Poly SNYDER deceAs.d
on tt@.o eu1} 81 o'pt-mUeP 1891 flleo his petition
10 Iiis i't BATE ntrt W Stark county Ohio aJIegino
hit De beisBa2 81 rta OF saii decvtsnt is insiIfi,
c,Vntt Rsy Ler Debts ana Ghe charusS Of adminis-
tNnr hr aslute; thLt she died seized in fee sImpIe
OF Tho 10. ,Wing atscrihed real nstate. to-wit,
Beng parts Of the northeast aud northwest quaf.
teri % 500 on thfy five (35), township nineteen
(Nim 81 lleu) p'He z. beginning 20 tine athwesJ
cpiuerpf 30 upI1h 1hgasJ quarter and running thencs
Within cotnty rned - uth. three an0 One-qliarter
degrets weHt fnar hains and ninety seven links 10
,t'n trsnd rOtd; tEente ea'twardb and parallel
WIN ths nottn boundary o. said northeast qusTter
forty chDiu, ana 50 enty .thres liuss to stone on
the eastern boundary OF sad quarter; thence with
IL northwirtly f'ur chains anu ntnety-seYeu ks
20 me nprthea,J corner OF said 9u0rter thence
westwaidiy with the north boundary forty chains
and seventeen links to the place Of beginning and
containing twenty acres OF land moro or less
The PRAYER OF the petition is that the said prom
ertY may be sold 20 pay the debts aud chm Res VI
administer Ing the estate.
Sale Fanny WentI Is hereby nntined that she has
been made part defendant 10 sail petition aid thar
she 10 required 10 answer the same on or before the
2sth day of November A. ID. 1854.
Jacob Kagey. admlnistratonOf the estate of Polly
Snyder, deceased. by his attorneys,
octl-Lw CASH, MoNhOp d WHITAORE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Legal Notice.

Notice Is hereby given t0bts unknown heirs and /,
ldsylseeB OF aaron S@tnehart tho unknown heifs
aud deylsees OF Joahlla Swinehart the unknown
heirs aud devlsees OF Matthias SWInehArt the nm
known heirs and devisees OF Solomon sYinebnrt
the unknown heirs and devisees OF Peter a. swine.
mart, this unknown heirs aud deyiseeg OF Danit ,s.
Swlnehart, the unknown heirs and devIsees OF Sl-
ran Swlnehart, ana the unknown lers and do yigees
OF Jonathan Swlnehar, that on October ard, 1891
tine undersigned phAiItin filed its petition IN this
common pleas eouTtot Stark county Ohio, against
them, rs defendants, setting forth that Iu NJ seized
IN fec simple aud rs In Ross .sslou OF tho following
premises, to- VIII, u. rrtf rtiN
Situated ln the township OF Plain, county OF stark,
state OF ohio. and known as part OF the southwest
range q, commencing at the ond Of tie two follows
Ing courses and distances for the place Of bepiun-
ingi Commencing at The southeaSr corner OF said
quarter section; thence north deg east, and with
% links; thence norfh, 80 dog. 10 min, west a
chains and 40 LINKS 20 stone and place OF Degin-
nlngi theeee north, deg, 50 min. east . chains
miu. wegt p chains and B3 links t0 q stake; thepee
south, u deg 30 min. west, rs links TO a stone.
yhence Aorth. 80 deg. 10 min. west l chain and rs
links 70 rtO0e; thenca svEth 3 deg 80 min West
chain and n links 10 stone; thence south "a deg
10 min east, 4 chains and 81 links 10 the mace of
begiRning, containing one acre more or less.
That said defendants, or some OF them, claim
right title or interest 40 said premises Dr. mari
thereof but as matter OF fact thsy have no right
title or interest therein; and praying that the plain.
TINS title may DO queted against said defendants
and eacn ana all ol them. and they be required TO
TIM ana they fall 30 70 do. that tho same be- done
BY special master commissioner under che order
o the court and that the ceeree OF the court oper
90 o. psiefe November k6th, 1881.
TIM MOUNT rLhAsArr cAhvFnRr AssoeIkI kIos,
pAL Irsea ApAr. Alssrpsya OcsTIi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
lReLANo's FIERCE BATTLE.
England Pleased with the way Irish.
men Arc Fighting.

England Pleased with the way Irlsh.
men Arc Fighting.
LoNpoE, Nov. 2.-The pent-up pas.
sions OF the Irish politicians are finding
vent In Cork in a manner very pleasing
to those Engiishmen who regard such
faction fighting ss o proof that Irish
mon are unit to govern themselves. II
seems pity that arguments should be
driven into heads with blackthorns and
principles inculcated by brickbats, but,
after all, election riots have occurred in
more sober countries than Ireland, and
. little blood-letting may do the pie
thotio body Of politics some good.
But concurrently with this froth and
fighting the humdrum election work
progresses steadily, and the canvassing
OF the districts confirms the belief that
the burly butter dealer, Flavin, who
carried the true Nationalist flag, will be
elected by a triumphant majority.
Those best qualified to form opinions de-
clare that F1avin's votes will outnumber
by at least 800 the combined poll Of the
Tory and Extremist candidates. The
voting will take place next Friday, and
IN view Of almost certain rioting, what
ever may be the result, arrangements
have been made for placing on the streets
no fewer than 1000 soldiers and police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
CALLED HoME.
Death OF Katie Hsggy, & Bright Little
Girl, This Morning.

Death OF Katie Heggy, Bright Little
Girl, This Morning.
The Angel of Death visited the residence
of Mrs. Rachael HegRy, at No. SO Lawrence
avenue at 7:45 O'clock this (Ihursddy)
morning and called away her daughter
Katherine Frances HegRy, aged 13 years,
months and 23 days. Katie, as she was
faniliarly known IA the neighborhood,
vas the Joy uf the household and little diu
her friends think that the home of happi-
ness OF few weeks ago would be trans
formed into one OF sorrow today. During
the recent vacation she complained of be-
InR Ill, but her case WIS not considered
dangerous until few weeks ago when
the family physician pronounced II
typhoid fever. Sue grew gradually worse
until e. IN came az u sweet rslief to her
suffer- 9. IL was indeed pitiful TO hear
her ia Or last hours calling mamma,
MANN h9lp men but all that the will
ing bau. OF a kind hearted mother and
sisters brothers could do did OF keep
Ter am them. The friends and neigh.
bors OF go family deeply simpathize with
them la their bereavement, recognizing the
fact that il was the will OF Him who doeth
all tbiogs we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Robbars at Freeburg.

A Freeburg special says: Robberyor~-
tered the farm residence of II. d. Wallace
OF this plade, Friday night, and after chlo-
reforming the inmates, including John
Coyle, father of Mrs. Wallace, who occu
pied chamber upstairs, they ransacked
the house for money and valuables. They
secured $50 in cash and gold watch chain.
A gold watch lying under q mitten was
overlooked.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

suffered from acute infammat5on in
my nose and head-for a week at time
could not see. usedEly 'sCream Balm and
in few days l was cured. 1t wonderful
how quick IL helped me- Mrs. George s.
Judgon, hartford, Conn.
Being sufferer from chronic catarrb,
and having derived great benefit from the
use OF Ely's Cream Balm, can highly re-
commend II. It's sales are far In excess of
all other catarrh remedies.-B. Branken,
druggist, 3igourney, Iowa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
eRouub TO PULP.
A Brakeman Meets Horrisls Death at
Conway.

ALLIANCE, Novi s.--[special. l--wm.
Greensmyer, brakeman on the local
freight between Alliance and Allegheny,
was killed yesterday afternoon In the
Conway yards 20 miles west of Allegheny.
He was climbing onto box ca and as he
grabbed bold OF the haud b on top Of
the car IL broke dropping him down on the
rails. Several cars passed over him
crushing his limbs into pulpy mass. He
was picked up and carried TO the station
and surgeon called but he could do moth
ing for him and he died two hours later.
Greenamyer was about 30 years Of age
and leaves wife and two little children
TO mourn bis loss. His remaips were
brought home this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Notice TO Soldiers.

will be 1T tho Hurfcrd House, Canton,
o., Thursday and Thursday evening, No.
vember ~, 1885,, and ut the Ari'' gtou
House, Alliance, o., Friday and Friday
evening, November 10, 1891, 10 .snHcif
claims under the old and new pension
laws nnu to take evidence in elaine al
ready filed in which am he attorney.
& II. CALLAHAN,
Penzion Atty and q. 5. Claim Agent,
Youngstown, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Another wonder Uomin&.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Jem Mace, the ex-
champion of England, has secured Her
bert Jackson, the South African boxer,
whom fs intends 10 tutor and match 10
ight against any Of the heavy weights
In America jackson stands 8 feets 81
inches in height, and weighs 210 pounds.
Mace has decided to exhibit his fighting
giant through Ireland and Scotland, and
after he has had a little more tuition
Mace will secure him hacker to fight
any man in England, America or Aus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
wonderfuI Saving I'm cold Iaos.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The war Office has
decided to go in for economy, and has
first made start-not as common per-
sons might have thought desirable, by
sbolishing costly sinecures-but by de-
priving staff sergeants of garrison artil-
1ery Of the gold lace trimming on their
coats. The sergeants are grumbling, of
course, but they have no friends, and
the country will save nearly G20 year
BY this brilliant idea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Does Protection Protsetp

Certainly, ia one inatauce, il does, Hoods
Sarsrparila is the great protection
against ;he dEqgers Of impure blood, and
IL viii cure or prevent all diseases OF this
class. II has well won lie name Of the
best blood puriiier by its many remarha-
ble cures.
Hoods Pills for their easy yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price 25
ceuta per box.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

Oiarlnho NJ MAYS ev aL) fleas Courh
BY virtue OF an opder " sale, lssued by the,
CLERK CLERK o. the court Of common pleas Of stark co,
the court house, in theo ossy o. Canton, on ~ "
Saturday, the 14th day of Nov, 1891,
the following described real estate, to-wIt.
and tsate OF OHIO and known as part OF the south
west suarter Of section 30, township ~ range T.
of the aforesaid county and t',te, bounded and de.
Scrlbed ~ follows: Comm cncing at While oak
tree standing near the water spill the baak OF tho
old Sady and Beaver c4nal; ihencs running north
west HleDg the bank OF tie channel n atle by
tho water from said spin to TIE souih bank of Big
along tbs south bank Of Big Sandy srsek to o point
where tire line OF lauds owned by James BOYD cross
le OF Jases Boyd's lands 70 a nolnt where the said
line iutersects ygp handy cresk thenoe running
soothwarSy " the line OF iands once owned by SOL
along tnc line of said kOo,tzs I1ds ts the south
west corner Of sad Eoontzs laraS; thence running
alorgthe bank OF rhu oid sandy and Beaver canal
wc5iwardy o. the place ~ beginning; leaving space
Tor rondw" between the waterOf said canal and
we WE l'GIug rom the corner OF sad kooDtzs
~nd+ 20 ahl9 waite OAK tree the said grantee "a also
u hlyrt pFiyuoge o' b'ldg!lN said canal at q
u'Ju'sir!lpr,i pruvisid tIat sad bridge IA no way
oh.tu'Is t,lr passage of the water IN said canal
less.
AFRO She following trsct or parcel Of land situsted
IN SAND Tow uSllip Si2rK comfy, Ohio. and known
a. 1uf n Lht east Ali ui tho northwest uual ter OF
s,rNrU ~ Jarze7 and township 4 and ktiiig tue
r".L"' 4g Net y, aGa which lies sOuth Uf the
coutaio about two acres Ql land. more loss.
Also me toHowlrg tro"I parcel " land situated
IN s'l. N4.ni" Stalk county. ONO aud Known
as na. q i't- s|uf1Ngt quarter of section ~
w'n'-lpAE faIF". anI BOUNDED aud describsd 8
'n.H"s ia . .,.fH g.. .tnkg NORTH 70 W. three
eiaint a0a rs H,s rumNWc northwest corner OF
int rH - tlg HlNuu, Naynesbmgu on tine aide of
am. s,.t'a i.euegT Truh ~ g. y chains and "a
.uaai dfr's mort. N e. seven chains; thence sou h
- E B tu- H.' t,ur't liuKs; thence south 20
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

ROME, Nov. 2.-The pope presided
yesterday at consultation Of the cardi-
malls with the view of reorganizing the
Peters pence fund. Il appears that,
owing to rash speculations in the bourse,
several millions of francs had been lost
A vast amount Of money had also been
invested in valueless mortgages for the
accommodation Of friends. The con-
trSbutors since 1870 had averaged 49,
900, 900 francs a year, but the generosity
Of the faithful was found TO be fast
abatinR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

by fire today with nearly all it's contents.
The venerable mother OF Gen. Beatty, who
Ia within a few months OF 100 years old,
and has been unable to walk for fifteen
y,ars, was barely rescued by neigebors
before the flames took possession OF her
room. There was no insurance OF build
ing or effects.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
IN TAUNTON DeNs.

As went up q woodland walk
In Taunton Dene,
When May was green,
heard bird 30 blithcly talk
The twinkling sprays between,
That stood still,
With right good will,
To learn what he might mean
No yellow horned honeysuckle
Hath e'er distilled
The svects he spilled
In ono long dulcet, dcvy chucklc-
Tho blackbird golden billed
Aye. piping plain,
Hope, hope againl"
Till my hearts grief he stilled.
Alfred Perceval Gravee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
She Fired the saloon.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 2.-The
town of Newberry, in Greene county,
was almost wholly destroyed by fire.
Fourteen buildings were destroyed The
fire started in saloon, and is said to
have been started by woman whose
husband frequented the place. Total
loss. S20. 900; Insurance only 81 200.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Legal Notice

Edward A. Frederick, whose pr .sert place OF res-
idenos IS unknown, late Of Canton Stark county,
io0l in the Court Of cop:inou Pleas IN Stark county
Onto, where the acticT ~ now pendiny being oase
No. 7o40, tho urdefsignod. Hose Frederick. hiel
her petition agsnst tie sail Edward A. Frederick,
praying Tor divorce ffom him on TIM sr0ends Of
gross neglect OF dut3, tho said Edwsrd a. FTeaof-
"a Is n suired 10 anawer no petition IL ihs aoiion
not Istar than eix wseo aftef abe 6th day III ooto
a, 1861 te date Of ne nFs publication u thia no.
oR-Lw AOat Ei4D4hkuh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Andreu Carnegie Coming Home.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The City of Paris
sailed from Liverpool this week, carry
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie,
Miss Alice l.. Buell., Captain Ellis and
Major Bell, of the United States cavalry.
and Mrs. Bell and Marie Van Zandt and
her mother.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
legal Notice.
Count OF Common Pleas Stark Counts,, Ohio.
'ohn ''rSS, as. Plaintiff SorIor.
William Antony, Defendant.

'oha s'rSs. q. Plaintiff Plaintiff lNorIcr.
William Antony Defendant.
William Antony the above named defendant will
tax notice tlac the sixth day OF october. 1891,
John q Street. the plaintiff IN said court duly com
menced civil action against him u recover against
hlIn the SONS OF sixty dollars, with interest," ~ the
rate OF eight psr cent per annum from January lst
1887 upon promissnry note made by said defend
ant, Winiam ANTONY To Jopn e. StTeO on said nrss
day OF January, 1851 and which note was payable
Ia three months iron the date tneFeofi also IN the
with interest az the rate OF eight per cent per an
mum from February 2bth. 1858, on eerrain pronl-
lss0ry note, dated on said 2Dth Day OF February.
1883 and executed by said william Antony 70 aid
Jshn u. streD alsO ia the farther sum ~ NJ e4a
dohars, with Interest from necelnDer atl ~ on
Oritail prOmssOry note execufed by sa1d William
Anony 10 Valentine Gibler, and by him endo sed 70
this plaintiff Ssid note beafipg Interest az eight
Der cent. and 10 be due aAd payable IN two months
after said fourth day OF peconiber, 1855. N
And for said sums aud Interests the pialntln asks
judgment against said William Antony, as niaker OF
baid prVmissOry nOtes, lIIh ntf tft
An order Of attachment IN said action mas Daen
duly Issued schinst the property OF SAID Wiiiiam
AntOuV. A rt HH tH#
said william Antony Is required 10 answer the
petition said Actou not later than sx weeks aftef
October eth 1901. the date OF tho hTst pnbilcAion
Of this pOslse or Judgment will DO taken against
him BY dcaanit for sald somh wi,h intercss And
WI. D, PsaRo Asrp Z. y. gunNMa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.

Samuel Buhrer Order Of sale
vs.. iBtark County Oommcn
Eenry Cook ct al Pleas Court.
By vEtue Of an order OF sale issued by the clerk
OF thg court Of common pleas OF stark county Ohio
In the above action, and to me directed, I Will offer
tor sale at public outcry at the door OF the conrt
house In the city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of Nov, 1891,
the folloVipg described real estats to-wit; L
fortY.fve hundred aud forty. eight (4bfoy and for
~ FIVE hundred and ffty-sight (is6sl Va the city
OF Canton, Ohio.
Appraised! lot 4535 at $500.
- 4b66 at $500
sale to commence at one O'Clock D. M rerme
cash.
CA. KRIDER, onerig.
NAT. @. MoLEsN, Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
A rERRlBLG DEATH
Mrs. ]. B. stump suil, RS an Eplleptic
Eft.

Falls Against the stove and Ezpires-shs
is Dead Ten Hours Before Discovered
History Of the Life Of an Unfortunate-
Invalid.