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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
AFAMILY REUlON.
A Pleasant Tine at the Home Of Jae0t
l.. 0berlin,
In Canton Township on Thursday.-somc
Appropriate Remarks and Excellent
Musio,

The home of Jacob L, Oberlin OF Canton
township, three miles north OF Canton,
on the Fulton road, was the scene OF as
successful a family reunion as has been
held in Stark county this year. The oc-
Casion was the sixth annual reunion of
the Albright-Oberlin family, aud there
was splendid representation of the con-
nections present. The day was all that
could be deeired, and at 8 o'clock nearly
all of the families were In attendance.
An attractive programme of exercises
had been prepared, and the least item on
ner. The tables were spread on the lawn,
under huge canopy, and there we're 21S
persous who sat down TO the repast.
which is palatable and was served in q
ladies arc so proficient.
The special programme of music was
iuterspersed with addresses. Rev Joseph
n. Fahs opened the exercise with prayer.
The addresses of the day were of an en-
livening nature full of "reminiscences of
the past from the older members, and
hope and anticipation of the future from
the younger members of the family.
These reunions are prolific of great
pleasure to all who attend them, and seek
TO more closely unite the bonds of rela-
tionship and fellowship. The fifth an
nual reunion will pass into the history of
the family as one of the most enjoyable
ever held.
The next reunion will be held at the
residence of johnson Essig in jackson
township the last Thursday in August 1892.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
THE PR0HIBITI0NiSTS
Meet at Mt. Union and Nominate a
Ticket.
Other Business Transacted at she Con-
vontion--An Address by Candidate ]. ].
Ashenhurat

The Prohibition party of Stark county
held their regular nominating conven.
ton at Mt. Union Thursday. The session
was called to order by county chairman
John Danner at 10 o'clock in the Town
hall, with Frank McMurray as secretary.
Committees we're appointed and plans
of work laid out at the morning meeting,
and at noon all repaired to Highland Park
where the Alliance W. G. t. y. entertain
ed the convention for dinner.
Upon the return to the hall the follow
ing ticket was placed in noDsination:
Representatives.. II. Rockhill, Can
ton; W. Il. HooVer, New Berlin.
Treasurer-Jscob Wyandt, Wilmot.
Sberiif-Daniel j. Wise, Greentown.
Recorder-Janes Z. Swan, Canton.
Commissioned - Geosge Clapsaddle,
Marlboro.
Infirmary DEector-J. II, Stamp, Mt.
Union.
James Sterling was nominated for Com
mon Pleas Judge, subject to the action
of the other counties.
Resolutions were adopted heartily
endorsing the State platform adopted at
Springfield at The last convention, which
declares that the Prohibition party is the
only party pledpNi 80 the suppression of
the saloon, Whlle the position of all the
other parties means its continuance.
The Cleveland Press was commended
Ior llS llDerhAlty IN opening Tvs Columns 10
a free discussion of Prohibition and other
political questions.
A rally of the Prohibitlonists was ar
ranged for at Marlboro on Saturday, Sep
temper 49,. The attendance at che con-
yention was large and those present
seemed well pleased with the outlook.
State Organizer MoSst was in attendance
and assisted in the proceedings.
In the evening 5he Hon. ). j. Ashen-
hurst addressed the citizens OF Alliance
from the band stand At the Public Square.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

A Massillon constable dropped quietly
in town Saturday and when he returned 70
the city from which he came, he had in
charge j. A. McFadden OF McFadden d
Co., dealers in real estate. Mr.. McFadden
has an office in the Grand opera house
and has been carrying on lucrative bus
mess. He was respected as business
man and no one thought that serious and
very delicate charge would be preferred
against him.
David Diehl, Tuscarawas county far
mer living near Sandyville, has a seven
teen year old daughter who was the belle
of the neighborhood. 1t is alleged Nc.
Fadden became acquainted with her and
as a result Of this acquaintance, an arrest
was made Saturday, McBadden being
CHARGED with seduction. The intimacy
between McBadden and the young girl is
said TO be due TO promise of marriage,
but when Mr., Diehl learned
that the man who had been
keeping company with bis daughter
had been twice married and had wife
living, he concluded to have him arrested.
The warrant was sworn out in Justice
FolRer's court and McFadden was taken
before the justice, and is out on his own
recoQnizance in the sum OF $500.
Mr., McFadden was seen by a NEWS
DEMOCRAT reporter and said ii was a case
OF blackmail, and that he was not guilty.
He is to have hearing Thursday and
claims at that time his innocence will he
clearly established. Mr.. McBadden has
always sustained good reputation, and
for his sake and the sake of his family il il
to hoped it will be proven that he is not the
guilty party.
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Saturday, the 10Th day of Sept, 1891
Legal Notice.
STATE OF OHIO.

STARK COUNT, SIS
CoCET OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Central Savings Bank Co. an
incorporated banking company,
duly Incorporated under the laws
OF Ohio, Plaintiff, trpaA- = Nor,ca
(h-eA-~ k'OAiSN'
Almond Loutzenheiser, Mary O.
Loutzenheiser his wife, and Eliz-
abeth Streh, Defendants.
The defendant, Amend Loutzenheiser, who form
erly resided In Canton Ohio but whose present
place OF residence is unknown, will take notice that
on the 14th day OF August, 1891, the paintit filed
Its petition In the oice OF the Clerk OF the Uuuit Of
Common Pleas of stark county, Ohio, aEerring
among Other things, that on the 26th day OF March,
1888, the said Almond Loutzenheiser and Mary Q,
Loutzonheiser his wife, executed and delivered to
one Lawrence streb, among others, tour several
pr0inissory notes calling for Si00 90 each and pay
April ia ises and April ist iss
until after due. That on the 18th day OF April
1889, said Lawrence Streb sold, assigned and de-
llvered said promlssory notes to the plaintiff and
that the plaintiff is the sole owner thereof that In
terest has been paid upon the note due April lst
1890. until April LIST, 1891; that to the pay
ment OF said 1promiEsory notes, among Others. the
said defendant. Almond Loutzenheiser and Mary
TO the said Lawrence StTep their mortgage deed
upon lot No. 8, In William O. ThOmpsons addition
TO the city OF Canton and numbered on the present
map OF said city 1857, which said mortgage deed
18th, 1889, sold and delivered by said Lawrence
Streb to the plaintin
said petition further AYERS that two OF said notes
are due and unpaid and the other two Of said notes
Judgment upen said promlssory notes. and that said
mortgage may be foreclosed to pay the same, and
for other relief.
on or before the 9th day OF october, 1891.
BALDWIN q SHIELDS,
aug2O-Lw Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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DEATH OF A NOBLE WOMAN,

Mrs, Elizabeth I'D. 3looher Passes To Hel
Long Rest---Her Faith In God Through
u Long Life and Great Sufering ---E'u'
neral Tuesday Afternoon.
Citizens of Canton were not surprised
when they heard from the pulpit, Sunday
the announcement OF the death OF Mrs
Blocher the night previous, for 1t was
known that she was suffering from q dis
ease, cancer, pronounced determinately
fatal, and that her end was near.
Mrs. Biocher was born in Fre2erick
county, Maryland, in 1917, land had she
lived few days longer. would have
experienced a change of heart and united
with the nj. Z. Church, With which she re-
manned a consistent, faithful member un'
til death. Years. after, while rejecting
over it, she wrote:
"Eorty years this night, aimee Joined in
covenant with bhose who were the ser
wants of the living God. Through all the
weary years THAI have intsrVened ! have
not knowingly. departed from the Holy
commandments. Such has been the pc
culiar constitution of my mind, that
have suffered all the mental anguish thai
the mind can endure and retain reason
Tie after tie has been sundered that bound
me TO earth-weary and foot-sDre
have not charged God fooltshly; and
RmlO tle ia hfhueBS ana uesOihtlOu tld'
swept over me. have eadeaYoTed to say,
the will OF the Lord he done.
"And now when the infrnities OF age
are pressing upon me, far from the home
of my childhood, and the graves of loved
ones, l move among strangers, pilgrim
seeking a better country, whose maker
and builder is the loving God, contented
TO wait all the days of my appointed time,
until called TO the place where the wicked
cease TO trouble, ana the weary are Al
rest.n
kFrs. Blocher was married at the age Of
S6'to John BlocheE who died in l844, leav.
ing her with four children, all of whom are
dead save one daughter. In 1864 she re.
moved to Canton and has resided here
ever since.
Much might be written. euloRis.ic of
Mrs. Blocker, for she had many excellent
qualities, both of head and heart. She
was thoughtful of the poor, and as long
as her health permitted, gave Of her time
and means to relieve their wants. She
felt a deep interest in the temperance
movement, regarding the indulgence In
strong drink the paramount evil of the
day. She was great reader and kept
we'll posted on all the movements of the
day. She had good Judgment, and the
courage to express her convictions. Take
hCr all in all, we shall not look upon hei
like soon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
KILLED BY CARS.
A Notorious Criminal Breathes His
Last at Alliance.
Charles Cupp Claims to be a Nephew Of
ez-Gov. j. B. Foraker.

Charles Cupp, the noted ex.convict, who
was struck by an engine near Plum Run
bridge Monday, died from his injuries at
six o'clock this morning. His was indeed
a checkered career. lie was about thirty
eight years of age, and was highly con-
nected. W. W. Anderson, who was
marshal fourteen years ago, arrested Cupp
at that time for the crime which sent him
over the road for his first term.
His mother, is now very well-to.do
lady from Pittsburg, and according to
Cupp's own story, is the sister TO ex-Gov.
Joseph b. Foraker. The morning before
he was hurt Cupp was talking to Ander
son and again made the remark that he
was Gov. Foraker's nephew. He said that
after his last term at the penitentiary had
been served all but seven months, Fora
ker procured his release and gave him a
new suit of clothes and $50 in money. The
man Immediately went TO Illinois, where
it is thought be was implicated in some
crime, as he left very suddenly and came
10 this place. His injuries received Mon
day were such as would commonly cause
instant death, but with wonderful tenacity
for life he lasted until this morning. He
leaves a wife who resides at the home of
William Siverd.-Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03

Prosecutor Bow from the city Attorney
Wann was present to conduct the case
Attorney Pomerene appeared as counsel
for Better.
When the court came to order Mr.. Pom
creme arose and stated that they did not
desire TO 20 into an examination OF the
case at present and they therefore waived
a hearing. Justice Ringle then bound the
prisoner over TO Common Pleas court In
the sum Of $1,000.
Mr.. Pomerene stated that they expected
to secure bail today. In the meantime
Better is at the Jail,
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Tho Navarro Cemetery.

A &C ,lumbus special says: Some time
age, ecretary Probst, OF the State Board
ties OF Navarro, Stark county, to submit to
them an opinion as to whether a cemetery
locate d upon hillside near the village
woult be apt to poison the water supply.
Secre tary Probst has examined the condi.
tions at Navarro and gives 1t as his opin-
ion aat the cemetery should be located at
o lei is altitude. In this connection the
seer ,tary gives an interesting dissertation
upol 1 the possibility of impurities being
carr led beneath the surface of the earth
by yater, He says that the germs of ty-
pho I'D fever have been carried under the
bas % of q large mountain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
WITH A puroHEs KNEE.

Young Man Objects TO the Manner In
which He is Attacked by His Step
Mother.
Constable Slagle went TO Plain township
Erid0y afternoon and brought in Sevilla
Stricker upon charge of assault. 1t APP
pears that Sevilla and her step son VIII
liam, a young man, do not get on very
well together and William, who made the
affidavit declares that while they were en-.
gagged In a family row she attacked him
with butcher knife, Mrs. Stricken
sxhen arraigned pleaded not guilty and
gave security for her appearance for trial
next Friday at o'clock.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition win be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Stark county, at
their next session, September. A. ID. 1884, praying
for the establishment OF county road on the fol-
lowing line, to-wit; Beginning at point IN the
county road leading from Greentown TO Canton, in
the northeast quarter Of section 81 in Lake town
ship, at the lane running west from said Canton
road past the barn OF e. p Pontius and to continue
westward on the 80 acre line through the John
stripe farm to ntersect the county line road the
line between Stark and summit counties; and we
further pray that the width OF said road shall be
30 feet wide.
July 81 1881 i.-a6hw HIRAM STRIPE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03

cured me. M. J. LalIy, 80 Woodward Ave.,
Boston Highlands, Mass.
think Ely's Cream Balm 10 the best
remedy for catarrh l ever saw. / never
took anything that relieved me so quickly
and have not felt so well for a long time.
/ used TO be troubled with severe head.
aches two or three times a week.. A.
Alcorp, Au't U. p. r. r. Co., Eaton, Colo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
MotheT's Friend

Is the q reatest blessing ever offered child.
bearing women. have been a midwife
many years, and In each case where
Mother % Friend has been used, il has ac-
complii he'd wonders and relieved much
suTerir ". u Is the best known, and
worth be price for that alone.
MRS. b +. A. BREWSTER, Montgomery, Ala.
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NOI,ICE.

Michael 4. SchariO residing In Guelph In the pro-
vince OF Ontario, Upper Canada, will take notice
that on the Goth day OF July, 1891, Augustus A.
Herman filed his petition In the Common Pleas
Court stark county, Ohio, against the above named
Michael = Scharlo and Others praying for the par
tition or the following real estate situate In the
county OF Stark State OF Ohio being part of the
northeast quarter OF section 20, township H. range
8, in said county and state, and bounded on the
north by the lands OF the heirs OF Joseph Ferstose
deceased; on the east by tue lands OF Henry Al.
brecht and william Eckroate; on the south by lands
OF John Sheetz; and on the west by lands OF Henry
Also the Following real estate. situated In said
county and state and being part OF the west haf OF
the southwest quarter OF section "a, township IL,
range o. In said county and State, and bounded be-
ginning at the southwest corner OF said half quar-
ter thence east 40 perches TO post; thence north
30 pefehes TO postj thence west 40 perches TO O
post; and thence south 20 perches TO the place Of
beginning, containing fye acres OF land, more or
less.
Also the following real estate situated in the
county OF Stark, State OF Ohio being part OF the
southeast quarter OF section % township H. range
y and bounded beginning perches, links north.
degrees east from tho soItheast corner OF said
quarter sectloni thence north, 4SH degrees east 8
perches, Az links; thence north, ALI degrees east
10 perches, Az links; thence south, degrees west
one -hundredths acre OF lan1.
All the above land belonged TO Bernard schario
deceased, OF said county
said Michael s. Scharlo Is required 10 answer on
or before the 10th day Of October, 1891 or iudR-
ment may be taken against him.
by THAYER a. GIBSON
angl3-pW Plaintiffs Attys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
"Hou 70 ours AM alin piseaaes. {,

Simply apply "SwAYNE's OINTMENT"
No internal medicine required. Cures
tetter, eczma, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
Ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNR's OINTMENT. TITS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
SHERIFF. SALE.

Henry Enneking & Co.. order Of sale,
ct al Stark County CommC n
VS., pleas Cossrt
henry Bowen ct al
Byvirtue OF an order OF sale issued by the clerk
OF the court OF common pleas OF stark county Ohio
Ia the above action and to me directed wili offer
tor sale az public outcry, ut the door OF the conrt
house In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Sept, 1891,
the following described real estate to-wi.. The
south half Of lot HOS, In the sity OF Canton Ohio.
Appraised at $500.
cash.
O. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
HOUSED a wBBBBR, Att'ys.
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cons,,unDtlon surely Cured.

10 THE EDIroa;-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy FOR the eboye.named
disease BY its timely use thousands OF hopeless
cases have beon permanently cured. ahall be glad
10 send two bottles OF my remedy FREE to any OF
your rsaders who have consumption II they will
send ne thoir Express and p. o. address, Respect.
fully, T. A. sLoCUM. N c.. lsl Pearl st., N. x.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-09-03
A1aw stuasnt In Trouble.

A Massillon special says: Charles
Deckard, law student and son OF q
wealthy farmer near this city, appeared inl
justice's court TO answer complaint of
betrayal sworn by Hattie Wingood, the
comely daukhter OF neighboring far
meF. Bond was furnishs d.
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"a -
From report maue out IN tne Audltori I
o1nce' tue LoiIowlng rgures are gleaneu
pelhg 'hg distribution OF local anu specia
tunds' Inc apporuonment gives 10 th'
various toWhsulps' scnool uls'rlIs ah'
corporations tue LoIIo"ipe'
TOWNSHIPS,
Bethlehem, S2,2S2,3I.
Canton, S,s6S.59.
jackson, S3,s65 ~.
Lake, S2,l1I VI,
Lawrence, Si,4I462
Lexington, SOIL 81.
Marlboro, S3OlOl5.
Nimishillen, &, n5S'
ISLE. 99sneoH5gi s5 e St;ooO'oo' : 20
Pike, 81 ,96S 81.
Perry, S5,l51.3O.
Plain, St,910,49.
Sandy, Sl,099.o0.
Sugar Creek, S2,17S.19.
TuscarBwas, S4,422.13.
Washington, 81, l04,3l.
a,,.-.-.. $1,000. ,..z.-
SEFANA4E sOhOOh DlsrEIOlS'
Navarro. 1851 36.
Canton. Si4, ,727 IL.
Greentnwr,. S41s7S.
Uniontown' S35S a.
Canal FuItnr. ~. 100 %
Alliance. ali .IS6'0e.
Nt Tnion. Sg67 AL.
Marlboro. 81 .i40O7.
Rundolpb. $3.50.
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BradaaIa,a BemaIe Resulator.

Should he usedpy the young women, she
who suffers from any disorder peculiar to
her sex, ana a. cpangs % q lie Y PS,TTshr1 Ths1
oil druggists.
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have been great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years, and tried many
remedi. o, but none did me 80 much bene-
at as Ely's Cream Balm. II completely
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Saturday, the rsth dan Of Sent. Il
SHERIFF SALE.

Alfred Byerly .order OF Sale
VS., \ StArf Countv Ciotnp1ou
John j. Neumsn ct Of. y Pleas Court
BY virtue OF an order Of sale lssnod by the clerk
OF the court OF common pleas OF STR county ohio
In the above action and TO me dlrGctel will offer
Tor sale at public outcry at the door OF the court
house, In the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th cay of Sept, 1891,
the following described real estate to-wit: East
half OF lot number 1886 IN the city OF Canton coun-
ty OF Stark and State OF OHIO Free of the dover
OF Ann Neuman.
Appraised ut 81 500.
sale to commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms
cash.
.. A. KRrDER, sheriff.
NAT. q. MCLEAN, Atty.
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STATISTICS.
The Amounts Due the Different
Corporations,

Townships end sehool Districts From the
Taxes Colleoted.--some Very Interest
ing Figures,
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SHERIFF SALE.

J. L. Robb Order of sale
w. Stark County Common,
william a. smith ct al. Pleas Court.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued by the
clerk OF the court of common pleas OF Stark
county, Ohio, In the above action. and to me di-,
recred, win offer for sale at public outcry at the
door Of the court house, In the city of canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of Sept, 1891,
the following described real estate, to-wlt
stuatsin the village OF waynesburgh, stark coup-
ty, Ohio, and known as lots number eghty-three
(S9) and eightyfour (Si) In said village " Waynes
burg as shown by the plat OF said village.
Appraised Mt si,lO0.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. m. peIms cash.
@. A. KRIDER, Sheriuy
MoNG 19MoCARrT, Att'ys for DIT.
j. L. ROM, Atty for PHI.
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TILE RumoRs CORRECT.
A Father and Daughter Near Alliance
Guilty of Capitalization.

0ulALy VI NohobAtaSiSA'
The rumors referred to in last nights
T,eview concerning case OF incest near
Kestville unfortunately proved to have
good foundation and arrests will be made
this evening or Monday. That a father
horrible, heinoua crime as is charged In
the present case is almost past belief. The
details are unfit for publication. - Alliance
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TEACHER'S INSTITUTE.
A Pleasant Aifdr ft Meyers Lake
Thu sdsy Afernoon.

Rrof. Handy Delights q Large Audie ace
with HIS Lecture on Patrick Henry
Tho Programme Rendered,
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"Why, now cannot get enough TO eat"
says one lady who formerly had no appe-
tite, but took Hoods Sarsparilla.
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Farm For Sale.

DOCKETBOOK LOHT--A pocketbook containing
u quite sum OF money was lost on the road from
ing II Will be liberally rewarded by notifying A. j..
Lash Bolivar. o. The book is large one red. and
brand now containing three separate amounts
Further description 40 be given II required.
aeO-ows ~. LASH, Bolivar, o.
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TURNING Out the WICKED

A new and characteristic Game Patented by the
hixier business college. school OF short
Game and Best College Big prohts-wRirE AT
oHoh on postal jui30-Lm
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KICKED BY A HORSE,
A Prominent Jeweler Of Uniontown
Maata His Death Thursday Night.

Meets HIS Death Thar5uHJ NIBht'
Edwin Acker, one OF the most promi-
nent citisens OF Uniontown, this county,
died last evening from Injuries received
Inv a kick from horse. He was young
man OF excellent family and had recently
Completed leaning the jewelers. trade.
ALLIANCE Leader
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SHERIFF SALE.
Jacob II. Sprankie order OF saieE
- vs.. Stark 90. Common Plea
fre1orlck y. Frey ct ri. Court

Jacob H. sprankle Order Of sale,E
Frederick J. Frey etal. Court. vs.
by Virtue OF an order OF sale issued by tn
clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF stark COUNT,
O., In the above action and TO me directed VIII
court house. in the city Of Cant,n, on
Saturday, the 19th day of Sept, D9I,
The following described real e,taie. atua-
tcu IN the county OF stark and state OF Ohio and
hnown as the Frey Farm" to-wlt The nodheast
liSl, range seven ~, except ~ 10 100 actss TO.
WIZ beglnning nc the northwest corner OF said
quarters thence south 1s 80 chains, thsnhe east
@ ia Wy chainsi thence north $50 chains IN the oec-
ton nne; thence west ii,83 chains To the begin
nng Also three acres. part OF the southeast qu ar
ter OF said section, and being part of said arm.
Appraised at see4o.
cash. ~ sI
O.. A. KRrDEe, Sheriff.
LAHM SMITH. Att'ys.