The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-21
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just above the wrist, causing him loss of work
and sickness.
Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Jacob Hover
land, of Sugar Creek township sale of real
estate ordered
The will Of John Fearn, ST., Of Paris town
ship, has been admitted to probate.
John Fearn, Jr., and Sarah Thoma have
been appointed executors of John Fearn, Sr.
The sale of real estate of John NJ. and Els
worth Mobley, by their guardian has been con-
frmed
In the assignment Of the Louisville Shoe
Mfg company, public sale Of stock and fix
lures and chattles ordered.
In the guardianship of Frank J. Stands
final account filed.
Ida L. PETER has been appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of Fannie PETER, of Cam
ton.
The sale bill of the personal property ofLucy
Virgins has been filed.
The sale of real estate of Abraham Clark
deceased, in Osnaburg, has been confirmed.
The property consisted of a number of lots in
the village of Osnaburg. Lots 95 1O2 and 20
to Joshua Whiteeather for $500; lots 1853, 154,
159 and 160 to William Zuber for $685. and the
north end of lots 1929 and 113O for s76.
Two Saloon Keepers Jailed.
The motion for a new trial in the case of
John Lyons, the Jefferson street saloon keeper,
convicted in probate court for keeping his
saloon open on Sunday, was overruled Tues
day by Judge Wise. Lyons was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and costs and imprisoned in
the county Jail for ten days.
G. b. Simmons, a saloon keeper on East
Tuscarawas street, Saturday pleaded guilty
before Judge Wise to keeping his saloon open
on Sunday, and was fined $40 and costs and
sentenced to 10 days imprisonment in the
county Jail.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Charles
Calling and Hannah Ackelson, Canton.
Samuel Urban and Jennie McCollum, Mas
sillon.
John Elften and Anna Eliza Knoub, Canton.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Will
liam Rice and Lena Renzenbrink, Canton.
Winfield S. Moles and Nora Bronx, Canton.
Enoch MufIly and Dency Matilda Black.
ledge, Mapleton.
Movements in Real Estate.
Frank L. Crowl, of Canton, has sold to
Joseph Dick, lots 1893 and 1900, in the First
ward, Canton, for $1,000.
Eliza j. Sarver has sold to Marie ]. Larson,
lot No, 1927, Sixth ward, Canton, for S175.
Albinus Longabach has sold to Olivia
Loesch, so feet by $50 feet off of lot 4s0 in the
seventh ward, for 1000.
IN COUNTY.
Fred G. Lantzer has sold to Oliver Christ
man lot No. 81 IN Albright & Wells addition
to Massillon, second ward, for 5000.
Samuel and Ivy Druckenbrod, who were the
joint owners of 81 acres in Plain township,
have divided the farm between them, each
getting AZ acres.
Alpheus II. Cans, of Bethlehem township,
has purchased from the assignee the farm
formerly owned by Thomas Shrefiier, in Beth
lehem township, The farm contains 161 % 100
acres and was sold for S5,001.60.
Uriah Wagner has sold to George A. and +,
p. Keener, two tracts of land in Marlboro
township, for $1,000. one tract contains IS
acres and one "a acres.
Enos II. Brosius has sold to Thomas j. Bros
1915. Frank A. Hoeles purchased the same
lot from Thomas j. Brosius for $240.
The Mobley homestead at Canal Fulton, was
sold on Saturday afternoon by the guardian.
Charles A. Krder, for S6,267.5O. The farm
consists of 35.17 acres. 1t was sold in three
sections. The buyers were; Kirk & Blyler
secured the buildings and 3,17 acres; Samuel
Harmon, 80 acres at S110.25 per acre; and two
acres were sold to N Kaylor for $780,
Emmett Stevens has quit claimed lot 302 in
the First ward of Massillon, to Mary Stevens.
Mary Shultz has sold to Otto Tassmar, 44s
acres in Plain township, for Sl75.
w. b. Hinton redeemed the title to lot II in
Middlebanch, and sold the lot to Lewis A
Bloomfield, for the sum of $40.
Matthew Laughlin, of Alliance, has pur-
chased lots 1O4s 1O49 and 1850 in the Third
ward Of that city, from c. l., SHUTTER, for the
um of $780,