The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-05-13
SET ASIDE.
A SALE THAT WAS NOT CON
sIDERED BONA FIDE
Because a Stranger Didn't Find the
Place Where the Sheriff Was
Offering the Property - A.
viguos Files a Big suit.

"CObIJy bDls morning. representa-
tive Of the plaintiff company was her
Saturday for the purpose of bidding il
the property when sold by the sheriff
but this gentleman beiug stranger, di
not understand where the sale was +
occur. It was struck of in the oour
house, while he waited on the steps TO
the appearance Of the sheriff Mr.. Daivt
Day bought IL for s1,8O067 for Mr.
Frank Alexander The repre- sentative
learning Of his mistake, threatened &
bring suit to have the sale set aside an,
SO Informed the sheriff, who concluded q
hold the sale again and give both bidder
a fair opportunity. This was done ant
the Cleveland firms representativ
bought it for $4,000. The case wa
brought before Judge McCarty this morn
ing to inquire into the. legality Of such
deal and he decided that the sheriff hat
acted correctly in the premises. Attor
ney G. G. Bow renresented the BuildinC
and Loan Company.
Following the judges action in that
case the motion docket was heard and
after this court adjourned till o'clock.
Joseph Weaver and Joseph Weaver &
Sons have commenced an action against
Oliver Brady ct al, to recover amounts
alleged dne on a note. Plaintiffs aver
that they with the several defendants,
were suretiss on note given TO D. A.
Viets, ESQ, by the Anchor Tile and
Clay Company, for $780, with interest
at per cent. for one year. When the
note came due the company being in a
state of insolvency, the plaintiff, to avoid
suit, paid the note. They have asked
the other sureties to stand their shares,
but this they nave refused to do. Suit
iss brought against them to recover fl We
sixths Of S75712 W. H. Smith fled the
petition.
A. NignUs, trading under the firm
ma me Of the Novelty Cutlery Company,
has commenced an action against the
Canton Cutlery Company, Of Canton
praying or SO, 900 damages, and that the
defendants be permanently enjoined from
In any way using the cuts, printing mat
ter, devices and ornamentations, or Of
initiating the plaintiff company iu the
manufacture of cutlery, as petition al
leges the defendant company has and is
now doing. W. H. Snyder ana d. G.
Hughes are plaintiffs attorneys.
Joseph Miller, as guardian of Maud
and Oscar Greenawalt, has sued Mary
I. Bast and Lee Mcffett to recover inter-
est due on notes amour ting to $3.50, and
for the fort closure of a mortgage. welty
& Albaugh represent the plaintiff.
Benjamin Miller has commenced an
action for damages against Henry Hay
mem. Plaintiff alleges that defendant
accused him Of stealing chickens and for
this reason he has been damaged to the
extent of $1,000, for which judgment is
prayed. p. j. Collius filed the petition.
The Canton Brewing Co. has COM
menced suit against Charles Wonderly
to recover Sl37.5O alleged due on notes.
P. J. Collins is plaintiffs attorney.
Michael Slattery has commenced an
acton to recover 81 800 from Jesse Ku-
Ter. Plaintiff clIims that their farms
aojoin each other and that lane which,
for the past twenty-one years, has been
his only means of ingress and egress
from his farm to the main road, has
been closed up by the defendant, thus
the plaintiffs farm to the ex-
tent of amount for which Judgment is
prayed. Thayer, Webber & Turner fled
the petition.
Townsend Grace & Co. have oom-
an action in repleyin against
Henry Lehman and Charles Walters.
PLAINTIFFS claim that they sold an invoice
Of straw hats to the defendants and
that these are worngfully detained. The
sheriff repleVined the goods today. ".
81. Smith is attorney for plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Woolf has sued Leander D. |
Wsllacs to recover S742 alleged due on |
, promissory note. J. W. Craine repre- |
'euts ths plaintiff.
Charles NJ. Aokworth has sued Henry
Decler ct al, to recover 81, ,SSl. so al |
eyed due on promissoTy note and Sc
'ured by mortgage. For3ing and Harris
lied the petition.
Jacob Fribley has commenced an action |
against Alpheus H. Cans, as executor of |
he estate Of Csruline Charlton, to collect
3,25375. The petition alleges that the
plaintiff is an heir to the estate Of Caro-
iue CharltIn, now deceased, and that
Alpheus Cans, as said executor, has re-
used and still refuses to pay over his
hare, which is alleged to be $3,253.75 |
Judgment for the amount is prayed for.
J, ]. Grant filed the petition.
Emma Drayer has sued Joseph Drayer
or divorce. Pl inhH alleges that the
defendant has been guilty Of gross neg
ect and willful absence. They were
in Marlboro in 1898 and have one
Ion. Divorce, custody of the child ana
he restoration Of her maiden name,
Emma Keyssr, are prayed for. Judge
Fawcett represents the plaiutiiT.
The only cases heard in today assign
ment in court room No. /, before Judge
McCarty was the diyoros case Of Thad-
deus A. Danner VS., Stella Dauner. A
iecrge was UPAntad