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SILENT' WATERS
Close Over the Form
Despondent Girl.
of a
Singular and Well Planned Sui
cide Successfully Carried Out.
A Youriff Girl, in III lloulth,
Iicnvos Homo Without Dis
closing Iior Intention,
And iHer flat, With a Note Dlrootlng
Whero Hor Belongings Bhall bo Sent,
In Found In tho Bottom of o Boat at
Meyor'6 Lake Tho Body Wot Bo
coverod. A elriRular aio of suicide, with the
watars ot Meyur'a Lke at t sbroiitl. is tun
painful lmeiiiiienco tho newppirs tve
called upon to auuounce today. Aim to
the fact tiihi n humau boltm took triat
which no earthly power can givo back
the further announcement that tno victim
of what appearo to be a dellber&to solf
murdor was a youug and not uuattmoMye
girl and the story H about complete, with
the exception of details.
Mlit Anno E. Grobnr wan clghtoen
yean of ajjo Moy 31. She was the Usual -ter
of Mr. ami Mr. John GrebBr, of W. at
Brookfleld, two ond ono nn I
tnllosfiomMassillon. The girl has o
wayi hud (he nioet pleasant relations at
homo and was a favorite everywhere.
Two yoiM ao sbe fell from n cherry tree
ni .itaitinuii tntiirloa of a sarlous and
nmnvhii nccuiiar nature. Since that
accident aha has not bieii lu goad hnnltu
-r,,l ,,. nflull ill nrltl llpinOIUll'tlt. WOOIl
tbese Uts of ilusponuenry wero upon her
ho was not qulto herielt and frequently
stated to hr alitor that alio would not
care If she wero d6ftd and that she would
kill herself If abe thought sbe would go to
heavon. Tno fear tbat the taking of her
own llfo would Interfere with her chances
nf iv ha&utl(ul hereafter kept her from the
deed and she had often Btatod to
ber sister that she would never
kill horself. Six months ago Anna Greber
accompanied ber Msier,urun to toiuoi
ton, wbero they have buen running a
,... m.llnn ..jtahllnhmnnt. They re
turned homo for a visit the latter part of
July and havo since been nt tbelr parents
borne. It was their Intention to return to
ri.hnn4nn nnv t Tllpflflll V.
Kinnn hntnu t home Anna Grober has
been receiving the ottentlons of o young
...... rn.mi.ii i;i'rlii Oertel. who Is a
blacksmith nnd worka with John Greber,
n k.ni.t.r of thn ilrnwncd nlrl. Tuoy
nave boon staying up pretty late at night
together ond on lhurstlay Mrs. Grobor
remonstrated with hor daughter, stating
tht In hnr pnnilltlnn of bealtb It WU8 UOt
good plan 10 stiy up o late at night.
The girl replied ulgnillcantly that It would
ha 4h Inat timn.
On FrldAy, ut about 12 o'clock she loft
home, stating that she was going to Mm-
anion to visit airs rumii omuui ""
rirrl -xt M -.millon nil rlabt uud nt 1
sttnlnnb urnn In Tie. Of nlllfir's olUCC. tO SCO
him about her physical condition. No
nnn nntlroil li&r particularly when arm
i.n.winii un i.it.irir par for Canton. WltL'
out going to the Smith reaidence at all. It
is apparent that sbfl come to Canton Mid
ttion took a or tor tuo lane, ai o;-w
o'clock sho applied to Jon Rigler, who at
tends to tne boat nt the lake, asking
for a boat. Rlnler elicited tho fact
from her that she could row and he gave
her the boat without question. She had
33 coats with her and when sho carao to
Bottle sho did not like to pay the full
amount, 25 cents nn hour. Rlglcr noticed
tbat she had but 33 cents and asked ber If
ho would no: have enough loft fcr street
car fare. She slid that she wanted
enough lft for car fire, so Blglor gave
her live cents in change, leaving her 13
cents. Sho wont out on the lake, and
notblng more was thought about her. At
4:25, the time sho should have returned tho
boat, sho was not back. At about tbat hour
Rob Conklio, who vtai rowing on tbo
lake with two young nJlo, saw her in the
beat near tho ralldlo of tbo lake. Sho
had her bat oil and was s a ulltiK In the
boat. Later Mr. Conklln noticed tbat she
bad seated herself oiuln but was not row
ing. Af-or seven o'clock a gentleman
and his wire, who had been cut on tho
lxlro. ittirl tnRIzlerni tbey came in that
n boat who il-jailng on tho lake no.tr Mc-
Cann'a point. David donni, ne sunenc
tendont of thn grounds, sent Jake Kolier
and Jlmtnlo Gibson, two youth, out after
the boat. Tho bevs towed it lu when
Johns discovered in the boat a hat,
umbrella, shoes ond pocketbook. To
tbe hat was pluned a noto which road as
follows
Sond theso thine to Wot Brookfleld,
O. My bit, timbrellii, gloves and shoes
and pocloitbnok to Mlos B. Greber, Woit
BrooknelO, O. ,
The nolo was ut nudressed and contain
ed no signature, i'heglovos montloaed
in tho note wero not found in tho boat
but the urabroUs, shoes and pockolbook
wore there and tho pockotbook contained
13 cent, rubstantlatlng tho story related
by Joo Rlglcr.
Coroner Couklln was notified and word
was aont to the parents at West Brook
fleld. Two brothers, John and Godfrey,
arrived in Canton on an early Inter-Urban
car, accompanied by their sister,
Bertha Grebsr, and tho young man who
had been keeping company wlih Anna,
and who In fact wao an old playmate of
the girl at school. Chiiriei Otriel.
Miss GroDar talked freely to a News
Demookat man mil related the history of
thoglrl and her troubles with roferetico to
her physical condition, substantially as
recited in the foregoing. She salrt that
ber siitor was a good girl and;thot no cauao
oould bo assiffticd for the commission
of the deed txcopt dospondancy lucldent
to ill health. Sho eWtf-rt that sho bad no
intimation of her sinter's Intentions nor
talanyoneahout tbe housnhoid. This
morning, however, it hcn'n'' evident
that tho aulcldo was nremoditated. A 111
tlo note was found with simply tho quo
tation of the familiar little couplet,
lteraunber me when this you tee.
Kemerabcr mo wben lar trom tlioe.
4 n.Kn lr.nm,tftr.pA nf aiffDifl&anCe IS
that the noto which was found upon tho
i... writton unnn the samo kind or
paper toru from n llttlo note book, as was
the brief verso left at home. - i'he little
book from which tho loaf was torn was
left on a Mo at home, togethar with the
pencil; so that the note munt have been
writteu at homo thus making the suicide
of undoubted prernouiiaiion i uui u
Imptllso of nn lmpresiouaoie kti.
A uearch for tho hody was kept up until
12 o'clock lt night ond was again taken
up this morning. John and Godrey and
Miss Berth Greber und Charles Oartol
secured boots and all forenoon assisted
In the leaicb. Mrs. Greber, tbo drownod
girl's mothor, is in a precarious condition.
She has been seriously ill and the shock
of her daughter' tragic death Is llkoly to
prove fatal.
Aro You Horvous,
Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or alck headache? You
can be relieved of all these symptoms
by taking liooovs aarsapariuH, wiuuu
gives nerve, mental and bodily etrengtn
and thoroughly purifies tho blood. It
also creates a good appetite, cures in
digestion, hoartburn and dyspepsia.
Hood's Mia aro easy to take, easy In
action oud oure in tllect. 25 centa a
box,
Wiokod Carroll County
Tho next grand Jury will have lots of
work to do if appearances are not decep
tive. Tharu Is tbo Pflrlomo flgbt, tbo
Brown township Infanticide case and an
tnnuraerablu lot or minor matters that aro
rjpe for indictment. Carroll Republican.
Why Don't Yon
tt ti.-V.I Taa for headache. COnutlDa-
itoa ami "that tired feeling." It purifies
5m Wood, beautifies the complexion, aets
b tlla HIOffMn ElVfSJ- SlHU tUUIH BUV
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TERRIBLE FIRE.
A MAN BAERLY ESCAPES WITH HIS LIFE
NEAR NAVARRE,
Tho Country Burned for some Distance
Around a Big Barn, Which Was .En
tirely Consumed .Particulars of tho Big
Blase.
On the 23d of August, about 11 o'clock,
tho large barn on tbe farm or Micnaai
Wagner, two miles east or navarro, anu
about twenty rods north of tbe C. C. & S,
R. II. ou tbo farm formerly ownod by
Daniel Smith and slstor, was burned. The
barn was a large batik barn and well
finished. It was built about ntno years
ago, and contained tho wheat off of 62
acres of land, unthrasbed J 15 tons of hay ;
corn plows) shovel plows; self binder;
bay anil several otner tuiugs, aiso iour
head of horses,
William Battery lives on the farm and
was working in tbo woods close by. The
first ho saw was groat clouds ot smoku.
issuing from the roof. lie ran to get tho
horses out. xnero wero two uoora to
open and as ho oponed tho upper ono,tbo
sill abovo tho door fell between biin and
the horses. Mri Battery is a victim of
heart trouble and tho snioko and excite,
ment was too much for blm and ho foil to
the ground. Bo doesn't know how long
bo lay, but when be was able to stand on
his f eot everything was ablase around blru
and ho barely etcaped with his
llfo. The origin of the Are Is not known
as there was no building close to the barn
In which thre was lire. The loss will bo
very high. It Is not known at this writing
whdther thero Is any Insurance or not,
Mr. Wagner was in Canton tho day ot the
Are. All the out buildings were burned,
cblckon bouse, bog pen, a largo corn crib
and a wind pump. It was with hard work
that tho house was saved. Mr. Christ
Grabor, wbo lives qulto a distanco away,
but in tho direction of tbe high wind
which prevailed, baiely saved his build
ings by plowing around them. Tho fences
and fields are burnvd over In every direc
tion. Everything was very dry aud tbo
nmu flames consumed everything in a
very abort time. At G o'clock there was
nothing loft but the smoking ashes whero
the barn stood a few hours before.
WILLIAM A. GENTRY.
An Opinion From tbo West End
oi tho County Itcspoctliitr n
Loynl and Cnpnblo Gcntlc
ninn. From tbo Masslllonlin.
As stated in yesterday's Massiilonlan,
Wm. A. Gentry, of Canton, tbo Demo
cratic candltate for Sheriff of Stark
county, was in the city. Krom what wo
havo board, wo are certain tbat ho initio
a most favorable Impression upon all
with whom bo camo In contact, as a gon
tlcman possessiug all the qualities tbat
would mako blm a popular and ehlctont
official. Tho esteem In which Mr. Gen.
try Is held by those who know him best is
evidenced by tbe fact that when a caudl
dato for ro election as city marshal of
Canton, he recolved 1,300 majority, run
ning 800 ahead of bla tickat, This not
only evidenced his personal populr.rlty,
but as well tho esteom In which his fidel
ity to official duties, wan held by tbo pio
pin of canton. Mr. Gentry lu a man of
integrity, is ontlrfly capable and pleasant
and uff.iblo with t.l with whom bu cumoa
In contact. Bo is an ox.ioldler, having
served threo yeri in tbe 111th Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Mr.
Gontry Is In all respects an ideal caudi.
date and wilt, as he has, make a splendid
official. Those who do not kaow Mr.
Gentry personally can vote, for him with
entire confidence, an the closest inquiry
cannot disclose aught but that is every
way creditable to him as a man and a
cltlzan.
THAT TOWN HALL.
It
May Bo Unlit But It
Not CoBt So Much.
"Will
Thn trustees of Sandy township may
gorizbt ahoad and build a town hall n
Waynosburg but there will be no bigb
priced caace hall on tbe upper floor uud
the people of tbo township will not go into
tbe xtoro business. Tho casa of A
R, Blion and J. W. Painter
against tho township trustees camo
up before Judge McCarty ioUi.y ou a
motion to dissolve tbe injunction restrain
ing them from proceeding with tho work.
The injunction was not dissolved, but At
torney J.J. Whltacro stated tho case so
clearly for tbe plaintiffs tbat tbo court
rould do nothing but mako tbe good com
mon sense decision tbat tbo trustees
might go ahead and let tbo contract for
tbo building, but must keep witbin tbe
limit of 13,000, tbe amount of money for
the expenditure of which provision has
been made,
W. A.PeUor.
W. A. Peffor. the famous United Statoo
senator from Kansas, whoso unwavering
advocacy of freesilvercoiuagohrings him
into greater prominence, was born in
uumDsnanu county,
Pa., 02 yoaro ago.
Ho attended a public
school, and began
teaching at tbo age
of 16. Up to tbe time
nf tbo war he taught
during the winter
and farmed In tbe
summer. In 1801 bo
becatno o Union sol
dier and did not atop
lighting until the
victory at Appomat,
ox. lie atuuien law
odd hours during tho
o.i u i -I--. Br nnu ut'uuu urnc-
ticlng In 18C5, continuing until '78, in tbe
meantime establishing and conducting
two EaneaH newspapers Fredonia Jour
nal and Cotreyvlllo Journal. He was
elected to tho statu senate in 1871. and to
the United Slates senate as a member ot
the People' party In 1891. Ills term will
expiru In 1897.
Don't Tobacoo Spit or Smoke Your Iilfo
Away
Is the truthful, ottrtllng title of n little
book that tells all about No-to.bnc tbo
wonderful, harmleos guaranteed tobcco
habit cure. The coet is trlfUug and tho
man who wants to quit and can't rnns no
Ebyulcal nr financial risk In uilng "No'to
ack." Sold by Uurbln, Wright & Co.
Book at drug stores nr by mall free; ad
dress The Sterling Romedy Co, Indiana
Mineral Springs, Ind. une lOgy
Stanislaus 8, Zeballona.
Tbe Argentino Republic and United
States ot Brazil, wbo havo long bean at
odds over their boundry, have concluded
to arbitrate their differences Instead ot
going to war, as is
usual in South
American Repub
llcs,and have chosen
President Cleveland
as arbitrator. The
representative of
the Argentine Re
public in this arl.
tratlon will bo Es
tanlslaus S.Zoballos
tbo newly appointed
Minister from tne
Argentine Republio
to tbe United States.
Senor Zsbailoi is
one of the most em
iimituut'
inent men in Argentine. Uo la a
journalist by profession, and although
but 10 years old, has long
been promlnoot In politics. He was
Speaker of tbe House of Itepresentatlvor,
Postmaster General, and twico Minister
of Foreign Affair. Ho has also boon an
explorer, and served with the govern
ment expedition to tbo Pampas.
Mr. H. J. Mayers, of Oakland, MJ..
aayt: "I have sold thirteen bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy today and
am literally sola out. anis is tne largest
ale on record of any ono preparation in a
day over our counters. It gives tbe best
satisfaction of an? sough medlelne we
bandit, and as a seller It leads all ether
BrawKs ssBfi. srra
renarationa on tun mr." of . n
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MINNEAPOLIS MIRACLE,
THE REMARKABLE CURE OF J. B.WHITE
OF THIS CITY,
A Cripple for Two Yoars, Pronounced
Inourablo by Phyatolans and Given up
by His Friends to Die-now He
Obtained Itollof and Became a Wol
Man-nis Daughters Msrvoious Cure,
From tbe Mlntespolls Journsl.
"Precious Is the panacea tbat cures
when hono lscrohoand medical advice
pronouncos the death ' sontence 'Incura
ble.' UOW terrible it is to iuiuh oi isaviug
this sweet life beforu the allotted years of
man's tlmo here on earth aro spent."
Thus spoke J. B. W otto of 1201, 3i street,
N, Q last night to a Journal reportor.
Mr. White has been much talked about
of late, and tbe fallowing conversation
explains why: ..
"lam a native of Shodlae, New Bruns
wick, and of Ifrencn descent. I have been
in Minneapolis for many years. lam now
CO years old. I fell from a building two
years ago and broke my tbUb, besides in
juring myself internally. The doctors
could do nothing for mo but let tbe boucs
grow together as best they could. When
I was ablo to walk on crutches I came
near dying from tho complication of
troubles tbat had sot In attur the fall For
one year and a half I walked on
crutenes, striving In vain to find sumo re
llnf from the misery I felt nlitbi aud day.
Tho worst part of my aillloilons was that
I could not eat anything. If I could havo
takon nourishment and kept it down I
nmilil hnvu ntnnil the nain better. I bid
four doctors, and kept taking all soru of
medicines, l unci to atop an oi iu or j.
would hove been a dead man. I had
onough bottles to start a drug store. I
would bo troubled so with headaches, and
my hips would pain me so that I of teu
thought I should go crazy. I was so
emaciated tbat thero was nothing to mo
but skin and bone, .bast summer i ion as
ir r inn nnnrlv dnail. Mv kidneys theu
began to bother me. I got so I could not
Bleep only at intervals, ifinauy i gavo up
in despair. One day I was sitting out ou
tho poicb. It was a beautiful, sunny day,
The singing of birds and tbo odor ot flow
era sot mo to thinking of my childhood
days. From that my thoughts reverted
to the little French weekly paper. Lb Moil
itcur Acadien, that wo got, and I thought
I would like to read It and seo how things
wero at my old home. 1 told my wife o
givo me tbe last number. She brought
mo tbo one that camo tbat morning. Tho
first thing I saw was a long article about
tho miraculous euro of a cripple, i rnau
nn nnil nn. hecnmtno' rnoro Intorestod than
ever. Tho patient described in tbo arti
cle said that Dr. Williams' rink Pills for
Palo Peoplo cured blm, and tney wouiu
rnrn nthnrn. Tho story aroused my Inter
est and I Induced my druggist to send for
them. I did not expect rellsi ngnt away,
but aoon they mads tho headtcbo pass
away. After tikfng them some diys I
nould eat. People laugbod at mo when I
began to take the pills, tolling mo I was
taking so much candy. But tbo day I
throw away tho crutches tbey thought dif
ferent. I am now woll and hearty an a
young man of 25."
At ttils juncture his married daughter,
Mrs. N. White, came into tho atoro.
"There," said ho' "Is anotbur case. She
has triod them, loo." Tbe reporter
thought It would bo h good Idoo to speak
of hr csa uluo, slue it was a woman's.
Ut. WMtu married n man of tbo same
numu hi br fthor, so this Recounts for
tho sm nme. , ,
"Tbo doctors," she Bald, "told mo I had
utorluo trouble. I was in a miserable
condition. Notblng that I took could al
leviate tbo pains I would feel in my limbs
and abdomen. I often had fluttering of
the heart, aud frequent weuk spells, I
would cat, but it would do me no good. I
could not sleop. I was in misery and
despair. Mr. father took Dr. William's
Pink Pill, aud his Improvement was so
rapid tbat I thought I would take tbom
too. At first I felt worso and then I be
gan to mend so rapidly tbat I waa aston
ished. I have taken seven boxes and
am now nearly woll. lean do my own
work and can eat and sleep well. In the
mornings I feel refreshed after a night's
BBt-" . .
August Grotofend, wbo keeps tbo Ger-
mania Drug Store, at 1011 Main St., N, E.
corroborated what Mr. White said above
in regard to his condition, saylut:, "I have
sold a graat many sinca these cures. Some
of tbo lumbermen going in the woods
have taken half dozen box lots uf theso
pills with them, Tbey certainly have dono
a wondorful lot of good and should havo
tbe entire credit of tho cures,"
On inquiry Tho Journal reporter found
that these pills aro now on salo at the
various wholcsalo drug houses of Minne
apolis and St. Paul and are meeting with
a good sale, but not as fast as they will
sell as soon as their merit is fully known.
Ho oloo found that they were manufac
tured by Dr. Williams' Medical Company,
Schenectady, N. Y and Brockvillc, Out.,
and tbo pills are sold in boxes, (nevor lu
bulk by the hundred) at 60 cents a box,
or six boxes for J2 60.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro a perfect
blood builder and nervo restoror, curing
such diseases as rbeumatltm, neuralgia,
partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St,
Vitus' dance, nervous headache, nervous
nrostratlon nnd tbo tired feeling thori-
fmm. the after effects of la arlDDO. infill'
onztt and onvere colds, diseases depend
ing on humors in tho blood, sucn an scroi
ula, chronic eryslpolas, etc. Pink Pills
Dive a healthy nlow to nalo and sallow
complexions and sro a specific for tho
troubles peculiar to tbo female system;
In rnon tboy effect a radical euro in all
cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excess of any nature.
M. Oonstans.
Thn general olectlon to tako place in
France tho latter part of this month,
nlien a new rireslclent will bo chosen, will
bo ono ot great importance. M. Carnot's
only cornnetltor for tho presidency Is M.
uoneians, ai present
tho strongest as woll
SB tbe most resolute
man in Franco. Uo
is a native of Tou
louse and the bi.ro ot
an interesting c
roer. Uo began life
as a lawyer, but mot
with Indifferent
success, and after
various business
ventures In Sp&ln,
returned to Tou
louse and bocamo a
N.C.ONSTANA t'er he bacamo
professor of law In tbe university of Tou
louse, wbero bis lectures, in wblcb bo
championed liberal ideao, became so pop
ular tbat tin was forced to resign his
chair. In 1880 bo held tho Important pot
sltlon at minister of the interior, and 1886
and 1887 fulfilled Important diplomatic
missions in the east. Ho becamo minis-
lurnf thn Interior, mr&ln. crushed the
.. " Mnlinnl iDNnnnr.
BouiaDBlst conspiracy, and deolt with
a.r.lnl rilatitrhnina an firmly ttnt his
name baa coino to ba a synonym of law
and order.
A Divorce Wanted.
Wlll'am M, Allen, of Moislllon, Is
plaintiff in a suit for divorce from his
wife, Carrlo L, Allen. It Is averred tpnt
plaintiff and defendant were mnrrled
September 16, 1891, at Canton' Some
senmttocal charges aro made, among
which Is tho statement tbat tbe defendant
bus been too well acquaimeu wim w.o.
Bacoo, at Brownhelm, Loininq county.
Neglect of duty and desertion nro cited,
ni grounds for divorce. Robert H. Fol
ger is plaintiff's attorney.
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bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fevw
sores, tetter, chapped liandsj chilblains,
corns and all sklrr eruption, and posi
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la guaranteed to give perfect "itlsfao
Mod, or money refunded. Price 25 cnt
per box. Vat salo by Durblu, Wright A
Co.
Removal.
Wo announce that after this date Parka'
u.... r-M nrltl rnmnva all traeea of rheU-
matUtn, kidney trouble or liver complaint
.from the uter. It Is today tbe only ratdN
nine that is guaranteed to cure uieso uis
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THE C0UBTS,
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF LOUISVILLE
ACCUSED OF ILLEGAL ACTS,
Froperty Owners So Not Want a Stream
of Water Straightened and Get Out a
Bostralnlng Order-Other Court News,
W. O. Baker and Rebecca Baker, tax
payers of the villago of Louisville, bring
an action against tho villagoof Louisville,
J. F. Warner, Charles Saunter, Wm. M.
Sluss, John Metsgor and John Uertsog,
Plaintiffs are represented by W. K. Earsn.
man and Webber and Turner. Plaintiffs
are owners of certain lots in Brown aud
Meyers' addition to said village. It,ls
averred tbat tbo defendant, tbe vlllagu of
Louisville, passed a resolution, through
tbe village council, Aug. 21. 1893, whereby
they undertook to provide for the straight
ening nnd Improving of a certain street
which lions through the city. In making
said improvement It would be
uoo'isary to construct a new dltcn, about
a quarter ot a mile In length, ond
mia Improvement would invotvu u con
siderable expenditure of money. Tho
council autborlztd Saunter, Sluss, Warner,
Meizjer and Uertzog to construct cortaln
portions of said ditch tbrnugh tbelr lands
to direct tbo stream of tfntvr from Its
present natural channel. It is averred
that tbo council bad no right to paus such
a resolution aud has provided no means
for so doing, there bbing no money In the
fund; also tbat no onlluanco was ever
passed tor ouch an Impruvomont. It is
further clalrutd tbat the resolution ws
not tit writing, but was presented orally
and tual thtra was no yen and nay vote
taken. Plaintiffs say that tbe dfend-
ants are going right ahead with the work
and that such proceedure Is against tho
general good and is not required by pub
llo intere&t. It is stated that tbo Mayor
refused to Interfere Judgo McCarty,
upon application, granted a temporary
restraining order stopping tho work null
Saturday, when tbo question will bo
nrguedby both sldos, the caso being sot
for 1 o'clock.
Day, Lynch & Day havo brought suttfor
James E. Flohr, to recover a judgment
for 1,242. It Is asked that certain mort
gaged property be properly described, n
mistake In description having boon made
In tbe deed ot transfer.
JACOB HANE,
Death of Another Plonoor ot
Stnrlc County.
Jacob Hane.tbo oldost pioneer resident
of Canton died Sunday morning at 9:16
o'clock, at bis home, corner ot High and
Ninth atroets, Tho cause of death was
old ago,
Jacob Hauo was born near Canton, Janu
ary 10. 1814. Bis Fnrents, Christian und
Mary Banc, wero natives of Pennsylvania
und coming to Stark county about 1811,
sottled near Canton. In 1832, Jacob enme
to Canton and was apprenticed to a tan
ner. Uo complotod bis trade and rose
rnpldly from ono position of trust to au
otbor, and finally in 1810 becamo owner
of a tannery. Uo contlnuvd the rcnuu
facture of leather until 18S9 when he em
gaged In the It atbor tr&do exclusively for
ten years, retiring from business in 18G9.
Mr. Uaue was married, in 1840, to Miia
Hannah Beyrer, ot Pennsylvania. Four
children wero born ot this union; Frader
ick. wbo enlisted In Co. F,4th O. V. I.,
aud t'.'ll btforoFredericU3burginl8G2; F.
13. Hune, who held several proinluont po
sitions during tho Rebellion, and is now
connected with tbo Canton Saw works;
Charles F. Harie, deceasad, and Mrs. Em
ma F.Pierce, hUouly daughter.
Mr. Uano was a strong Republican, but
it is said took morolnterost In tbo con
stiuctlon of schools and churches than in
political preferment,
Tho funeral services will bo held from
tbe housB,Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock;
interment in Weatlawn.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Marlboro News.
MAnuiono, Aug. 21,
Huckleberry tlmo Is over.
Ne w blacksmith at tho old Walton shop.
Dr. Frank D.iudr.of Canton, wno in town
Sunday.
Tbe yield of wheat in Marlboro town,
ship Is large.
Rollo VIck went to Cleveland on his
wheel Tuosday.
O. U. Walker has a flno wheel and is
learning to ride woll. u
Thn Marlboro school board met at
Canton school hous Monday.
Tbo Ed & Lena Bussel Dramatic ontor
lolnment was poorly attended.
Mr. Lafo Koona, of Peoria, III., is tbo
guest of his sister, Mrs. E. S. Walker.
H. H. Brooke is buying wool. Price. 20e.
What a glorious thing to ba proteoted.
Mr. Goo. Carlislo and Dr. I. P. Vlck
made a business trip to Cnntou Monday
Abe Uolibaugb, cigar manufacturer, of
Now Baltimore, was In town Tuesday on
business.
Tom Lyons and family, formerly of
this place, now of Ravonna, aro at Wm.
Firestone's.
Mrs. Eliza Galbrnltb, of Santa Batbara,
Cal., Is tbu guest ot Mrs. Hannah Brooke.
She to on ber way east.
P. E. Limlell has seven horses and
colts in training at tbe fair grounds,
among them Is tbe yearling Budd Wllkos
that's coming fast.
Auutnberof pooplo from our village
and vicinity attended tbu Horraony uud
Smith reunions at Congress lake Satur
day, and report a pleasant tlmo.
Mr. Sylvnus Snllzer and wlfo roturnod
home Saturday, from an extended trip
through Indlaua, Illinois aud Colorado;
thoy also visited tbo World'B Fair.
Mrs. J. Z. Ltmlell, tbelr bou Lolgh and
Master Uarry Hollbtugb, loft Saturday
for Columbiana and Now Lisbon to spend
a week with relatives and frlonda.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pennock, Mr. and
Mrs. Rnbl. Uatcber, Mrs. Rich rd Adams
and W, O Sotdlman uttended yoarly
meeting at Minerva. Thoy returned
homo Monday.
A follow from out of town woa hero
Tuecday, tbnt was loaded wlth wind and
bug juice. Ho kept It up for three long
hours and mado first class entertainment
for Ed.Switzor.
I had a severe attack of catarrh and
became so deaf I could not noar com
mon conversation. I suffered terribly
from roarinpc Jri my bead. I procured
a bottle of Ely's Cream JJalm, and In
three weeks could hear as well as I
ever could.and now I can Day to all who
nm , minted with tho worst of diseases.
catarrh, take Ely's Cream Balm and bo
curea.. it is worm ei,wu 10 uuy muu,
woman or child sufforlnfj from catnnh.
A. E, Nowman, Grayling, Mich.
Mr. Thomas Batto, editor of the
Qrapblo, Texarkana, Arkansas, has found
what be behoves to be tbo best remedy lu
existence for tbe flux. His experience in
nail wnrth rnmnmherlnir. lie Say Si
"Last summer I had a yery aevere attack
of flux. I tried almost ovory known
remedy.noneBlylUBrelief. Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was recommended to me. I purchased a
bottlo and received nlmoiit Immediate re
lief, I continued to uso tno meuiciue ana
was entirely cured. I take pleasure in
recommenulntr this remedy to any person
BUITerincr with such a disease, as in my
opinion It is the beat medicine In ex
istence." za ami W cam Domea iur sniu
by Durbln, Wriaht b Co., and C. N, Nye.
Strength and Health.
If you are not feeling strong snd heavy
try Kleotrlo Hitters. If "La Grippe' had
left you weak and weary, uso Electric Dlt
tera. This remtxlv aets directly on Liver.
stomach and kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their f unotioufl. If you
are afUletod with tick headache, you will
una speeuy ana permanent reuei by tak
ing Eloctrio Dlttirs. One trial will eon
vlneeyou tbat this Is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only GOe, Durbln, Wright
& Co's Drugstore,
FOUND FLOATING.
THE BOOy OF THE UNFORTUNATE WEST
BR00KFIELD GIRL SECURED,
Joo Hlgler Boos It from the Snore and
Soon Has tho Bematns in a oat Tho
Dotty llomovod to Masalllon,
The humid weather of Sunday night
atrved to bring to the surface ot the water
tho body of tho unfortunate West Brook
field girl, Anna Grober, who drowned hei
elf Friday in Meyer's lake. At 0 o'clock
Monday morning Joe Rigler noticed
something in tbe lako north of the middle
of tho body of water, and thought It might
bo the body of the girl. He at once Jumped
Into a boat and rowed out to whero the
obj.-ot was floating. Uo found tbat his
suspicions were correct and no Immedi
ately oalled to It a C. Mandorbaugb, who
was fishing some distanco away. Tho
two men got tho body Into the boat and
rowed to shore. Coroner Couklln was at
onco notified and went out and viewed
tho remains. John Greber and Charles
Oertel arrived at 7 o'clock, having loft
homo before belug nwaro that the body
had been found. The body was badly
bloated and looked horrible
It la evident thatthe girl layonberback
in at least 25 f eot of water. All day Sun
day parties worked dragging tbo lake and
it is uvldeut that more than onco tho
books touched tho body, as grass was
strown over it and thero wero signs of
hooks pasting over tho body.
Arnold's d a J wagon tras called and tho
remains ot tuo drowned girl wero taken
to Massillou to bo preparedofor burial.
DEWALT REUNION.
A Iifirgo faatboring at a Pleasant
Country Itosldauoo.
Tho Dewalt reunion was held at tho
roeMenco ot Philip Dewalt, two miles
nor'htast of Canal Fulton, on Saturday,
tho 20 tu Inst. Tho attendance was quite
Urge, over 200 wero present, and tuoro
would navu attended had it not been that
two deaths had recently taken place in
this circle The refreshments provided
were raoro that abundant, tho tablo was
70 foot long which was well protected by
a largo canvaBa overhead, aud notwith
standing trheo times tifis table was tut
rounded with guests, there was an
abundance loft.
After tho repast was ovor tho commit
tee renueatod John Dannor to call the nee-
pin to order and proceed to tho olectlon ot
officers for tho ensuing yonr; this was
prefaced by a few remarks by Mr. Dan.
nor who gavo a little history of tho
Dewalt and Danner families, wbo wero
among tho first settlers ot this county,
and were related to each other. George
Dewalt of Canal Fulton, was elected
B resident for tho next yoar; Mrs. R. F.
:opller, of Talroadge, secrotary; Henry
Dewalt, of Canul Fulton, treasurer. Most
excellent muslo waa provided for this
occasion by Mr. and Mrs. Fiashbaugb,
and Burt Allbrlght of Jackson township.
Tho occasion throughout was ono ot tho
most enjoyable, yot many who had form
erly attondod theso gatherings, could but
feel sad to know that tho familiar faces
nt Undo Dan Dswalt and Dr. Lewis
Slusser who bad so often mingled with
us, should never Renin join our earthly
reunions. Front Caatnn were present at
this reunion: Miss Elta Reed, Mrs.
Harry Fife, Joseph S. Saxton and wife,
Mrs. Helen Danforth and John Dannor,
also Mrs. Allco Dnuer-JoutH who
spoko two pieces ;to the delight of all.
Tbo committee of arrangements for tbo
coming yerr arn Danlol Dowalt, David
Danner aud William Jackson, who an
nounced tbat tho noxt reunion would bo
held nt Logan Butler's unless othorwlso
arranged hereafter.
A. a. Woissort.
The catlor nl encampment of tho Grand
Arm ot ilio Republic to hn held In India,
napolis, September! to 8, will probably
do one or rue larg
est gatherings tbat
organization has
ever had. A. Q.
Woissert. as Com.
manderlc-Cblof of
tho army will nat
urally be ot para
mount Importance
during tbo time.
Ho is a native of
Ohlo,and Is 49 years
old. At an early
ago ho was romovd
to Wisconsin. Ho
graduated nt tbo
.to.-.-.- 1112U nnuuui Ul jvi-
clne, and tho University of Mlchioan, In
1801 ho enlisted Ic tbo Elchth Wisconsin
infantry, and waa in 42 battles and skirm
ishes and wan on vetted cnpUin on ac
count of conspiclous gallantry and
wounds. Ho io a member of tbo legal
profession and bas a largo practice.
The Witty Irishman,
when told by a doctor that his liver waB
almost gone, said, "Faith, it's glad E
am, It's nllers bothered mel "
The liver, more than any other organ,
is the index of tho body. With a mor
bid liver tho whojo syBtem la out of
gearl Most powerful for tho restora
tion of this "cltldel of health," Is Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Its
action Is direct, prompt, effectual I Ee
commended by eminent physicians, lb
hna trained n universal reputation as
tho "Great Liver Itegulator!" Corroct
tho liver, and you cure many Ills! Tho
Golden Medical Discovery," Ib warran
ted In all oases of liver disease and
blood disorders to beneflt or cure, or
money promptly and cheerfully re
turned. AnExcollont Appointment.
Dr. J. H. Sanor'of this city baa been ap
pointed Feufelnn Examining Surgeon for
tbe AUUtirif I'mislon Donrd Examiners,
Kiidrecelved his commission this iiiornlfitr.
Tbo appointment Is an rxcollent ono. and
will meet wlih the approval of the Dtm
ocratsof the county ond tho district.
Dr. Sanor is ono of the prominent pby
sIclauB ot tbe county, having practiced
medlclni) in tbe county for rnoro than
twonty years, nnd bas been n resident of
Canton slnco 1887. Dr. Sanor bas always
hnan iwn earnest aud enthusiastic Dumc-
ctat, and bas at all times enjoyed tho con-
uueuco 01 uis party, xuu uuutur 10 u ou
tlemnnof brrad vlows, aud persons com
Inn hnfnro lilm for examination can be as-
etirod of fair troalment. Tbe News-Dem-OonAT
unites with bis many friends In ex
tending liftuty oongratulntlons.
Hood's Cures
otffo Jj. Archer
Saved Hie E-ife
"I havo boon audcrlng from hip disease for
eight years, bavins three runnlug sores ou my
flip. I began to take
Hood's Sarsaparllla
and It bas given mo o perfect euro. I foel oon
fldsnt that It did save my life." Oixw L.
AilCUEB, 130 Pudley Streot, Payton, Ohio.
Monrl'a Pllla USht dlgwUon USVl Wl
s)Mt3Aciw isWbysildnmelsu. flCa, .;
1 K nViWa rA-RQL.TJS
pASfsj?
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The Dost Rcitioity HI
In this world,, says J. llaffberr, of SrriKrase,
N.T..1S &tor Kocnlg's NerTO Tonic, bcosass
my son, who wns partially paralrzod thre
years ago aud attacked by fits, has not had any
symptoms ot them bIdoj 114 took one bottle oi
the rouiody, I most hnartlly thank for It.
TenaE Hidth, Itm.i Cot. 17, 1890,
Gome tlmo tm a sanstroke to affected my
nerves tbat at times they wero beyond control!
eyes wore dull and without expression, and a
twltchJnaof tho musoles ol tbo iaeo and almost
ijontlnnai moTorr.cn t of tho hands and firms, es
pecially tbo left side. There was lmpodlmont of
speech, and at thnos would bo so ovoroome wltb
dizziness ne to Im unnblo to stand. Heard oi
l'nstor Kocnlg's Norvo Tonlaf tried ono bottlo.
and notlcod a great cbangoj tried another, and
cow can say that I am enjoying jwruct luxilth,
tteadv tunes and a tood appetite, whloh I bad
DatinUrely botore using your modlcine.
ViiANK u aiiAcra.
FR
A "Voraabln TJoolt
an IfArrmii
I fennel sent freo to snr address.
end poor psUents can. also obtain
inanntn. Mm irao to an
tlus itiodlclno freo of charge.
This remedy bsijbecnjprepirod by the Itererona
airtor KoenlS. ot Fort .Warno. Ind- since ism. and
Pastor Koenlir,
Isnow prepared unuarms direction oymo
KOENIO MED. CO., Chicago, III.
BoldbyDrngBistsotetpornotUo. OforlJC,
mrroHlif.Wl.7C. OUotllotrorCO.
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1 Inline Penoni Hoibred
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NrnvrFf3Tor?EF?
JVrjnKAmVNRVHDtJ7ASItV Only turt
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lNPAU.lt)LB If taken at direct!. JVi -ill altr
1Wrf.iy.r ". Tiettlw nd
I Fit Mtlenti, they riylnipfMithrjtefonto when
1 it ft it pom irec
reived! iena nimn, r. u.
lid Btnrtm idflftsi of
kaInJCeUU. BRWARH OF IWTAUNG FRAVnS.
UftfMtrtllH KLINIJaii Are1)5t..rM tIeiD
I A ret i St-.TMlMMpMi P.
DRUNKENNESS
Or tho Liquor Habit, Fosltivoly Curod,
by administering Dr. Ilalnos
Qoldon BdocIUo.
It Is manufactured as a powder, wblcb can be giv
en In a Klass of beer, a cup of coffee or tea, or In
rooa. wunoui mo Knowieago 01 me paiiem
It is
absolutely barraloss, and will effect a permanent
and speedy cure, whether the person Is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholio wTeck. It bos been given In
tbouranda of case, and In CTcrr Instance a perfect
euro has followed. It Nbviju Kaiia The system
once Impregnated wltb tbe Specific, It becomes an
otter Impossibility tor tho liquor appeUte to exist,
GOLUKN Hl'KOItriO CO., Hole l'roprlotors,
CINCINNATI, OUIO.
43 pago book of particulars free. ocogy
CAWS
rnriE
filck Deadacho and relieve aU tho tiyranlea tacU
dent to n bilious stitoof tbo system, sucti a
Dizziness, Hansel, Drowsiness, Distress aXVU
eating. Fain In tho Gldo, bo. Wbllo tbelr mooj
ressiltablo rucctto hsa boon shown in oaKTf ,
iJciflit. yot Carlor'o LltUo Liver Pffll KT4
bqnaUy valoablo In Constipation, curing and pro
venting this annojlnHcompUlnt,wbiloUioToJjJ
corroct aU disorders of tho e tomacbUmulate toa
liTtxandrcgulntothobowcli. Evonlttbeyenlj
HEAD
I Ae8 they tvonld bo sunos t priceless to Utasa wfia
aniiforfromtnlsdlstrcsslngoompbUnt) butfortu.
nately thelrgoodnoso doos notond berernd thota
Who onco try tbom will nnd theso II tUo puis valtt
able In eomany ways that thoy wlU not be wll
1132 to do without them. Bat after allslclt.t'"
ACHE
its the bono ot so many Uvea that horo fs whsro
vomolio our great boozt. Oar pills euro it walla
Others do not. ,.
Cutor's Uttle Liver TOls ore very small ana
very etsy to take. Ono or two pills mako a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not grips 01
purge, but by their gontla acUon pleasoaU wha
DM them. In vials at 25 cents five for tl. Wm
by drOEslola everywhere, or sent by mtll.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New Yorkl .
SHAILPIU. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPnlCfc
Dr. E. C, Wests llorvo ond Drain Troalment
Is sold under pojltlvo written ruarnutoo, by author
Ired ogents only, to euro VTcnk Mumory; Iss of
Ih-sln ond Korvo I'owsr; Lo.U Manhood; Quickness;
rilaht Losses; 1:t:i Uroam.i; Lack ot Confidence;
NcrYoaraoM-, Ixacltudo; all Drntne; Lots of l'owor
of tho Oenorailvo OrRini lu olthw eox, enured by
ovcr-oxortlon; Youthful Error, or Exccsilvo Use of
Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which soon load to
Miser, Consumption, Insanity nnd Death. Ily mall,
tl a box; 0 for H; with wrlttau irunranteo to euro or
refund monoy. WEST'S COUOII BYRUP. A cortaln
euro for Coughs, Cnldr, Asthma, Ilroncbltis, Croup,
Whooping CourIi, Horo Throat. I'loasant to take.
Bmoll elxo dlioonllnued; old. Ota. elte, nowCSe.; old
tlilio.cowWo. aUAllANTEEBiunedonlyby
Durbln, Wright & Co., sold agents, Canton, Ohio,
Arc, ftlwur. nriubie. tADicv, Mk
l)rii?cl,l Nr airitltrt fMplUk Bla-.
mciuflranJ la lUd tad OoU mtulUa'
boiM, eUJ wlin j)a rlttMD. Tiike
noothrr. RtfiuidwiprtmitHbititu
Iton, and imitation. M Dnctl"4,rMal44t
Id rt.mpf for DtrtUalcrf. leaUawalili
"ttrllcf for Ladle," llr, krnten.
CTbtehc.ter Cnnmloill Oo&lnalon H43W,
HUyUtacl
liTO'X'XODS.
Rllta Shank, residing In Westorrllle, Indiana
will take notice that on tbe 'JUtb day of Heptember
1803, Levi Krlcboaum, one ot the exocutorsof
Daniel Krlcnbaum, deceased, filed for allowance In
tbe Probate Court of Btailceonntr, Ohio, against the
estate of Daniel Krlcnbaum. deceased, a claim for
tight bundfi-d and sixty dinars (1800 00), with In
terest at 8 ner cent from tbe lmh or October, 1808;
that said court bat confirmed the time for hearing
further testimony touching laid claim until the 8th
day of Heptember, 1803. or ,.
One of the eiecutnrs ot 6snlel
Krlcbbanm, deceased.
lliRTnn St. KniouDADU, Att'ys. aldw
fl. BlUBY, m. d.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
More than ordinary attention given to
U II HON I O cases,
will be In bis office Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days of each week,
Uours, 0 to 11 a. m. and a to B p. m.
No. 44 DOUTII MABKET OT.,
taun CANTON, OUIO,
iasi
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HIGH GBADE
BONE FERTILIZERS!
SHERIFF SAXK.
aeorge King
luuoJ, NutnancUt.
tOrdtrorssis
By Tlrtne of ah order of sale issued by
the clerk of the conrt of common pleas of BUrk Oo.,
O.. in the abote actlon,and to me directed, I will oBei
tor sale at pubuo auction, at the door oi the court
houae, in the city ot Canton, on
Saturday, tho 2nd day of Sopt., 1893,
the following described real estate to-wlti Part
of lot number 243i, In the city of Canton, In said
oonnty ot Stark audsute of Ohio, the patt 10 con
veyed being dMcrlbsd as follows! Beginning : at the
northwest corner of said lot number M(i thence
eastwardly along Uie north line of said lot SfJfsati
thence southwardly 88 8-10 feet to a point in the
north line of a ton foot alley and distant 0410
feet trom tho east line of Lynch street when raea
snrtd along tho north line ot said alleyi thence
westwardly along the north line of said alley 80 4-10
feet to the east lino of Ljnfli street) thenco north
with said Lynch strtei to Uie place oi beginning.
Appraised at I0O0.
Terms, cash,
Bale to commence at one o'clock p. in,
0. A. KttlDFIt, 8tirlF.
Winnsn ATpntom Att'ys.
SHERIFF SALE.
Peter Shotb )
ts. I Order ot baie.
John J. Lxnnan et al. )
Ilr virtue ot an order of sale Iwued by
the clerk of the conrt of common pleas of Star Co.
Ohio, In the aboTe action, and to mo directed, I will
oner for sale at publlo outcry at fin doer of the
court bouse, In tbe city of canton, Ohio, on
Saturday, the Otli day t of Sept., 1803,
the following described real estate, to-wlti Eltu
ato In said county, to. wit: Fart of lot number one,
In winterhalter's addition to tbe city ot Canton,
nnd bounded as follows) lltglnntn? slxty.turre
feet north, seventr-flre and a bait deirees west,
from the nonbean corner ot raid lot number one:
thenco westwardly, with tho north boundary of said
lot. nftr feet, to a poit; thence south, fourteen and
a half degrees west, one hundred feet to a post)
thence south, seventy-five and a half ilegroes east;
fifty feet to a post) thence north, fourteen and a
half degrees east, ono hundred feet to the placo of
beginning, containing nro thousand square feet.
Appraised at $350,
Terms, cash.
Sale to coinmonce at one o'clock p, m.,
0. A, KlllDISn, Sheriff.
wbltv A TAYton, Att'rs.
SHERIFF BALE.
Joseph Wearer A Son
TS.
JohntVatfrsonetal.
i Order of tale.
Stark county Common
Hon court.
Ily virtue ot an order ot salo Issued by the
clerk of tbe court of common pleas of Stark Co., 0.,
In tbe above action, and to mo directed, I wlllorfer
for sale at public auction, at the door ot tho conrt
bouse, In tno city of Canton, oh
Saturday, tho 9th day of Sept., 1893,'
toe following described real1 eaute, to-wlti Lot
nnrotor 81, lu Louisa Millet's addition to the city of
canton.
Appraised at 8?G0.
Terms, cash.
Bale to commence at ono o'clock p. m,
U. A. KUimS It, Sheriff,
WM.H, SMITH, Att'y,
SHERIFF SALE.
lid. of TruitO' s Thos. Uartford )
rs.
VOrlcrot sale.
John W. ullbert.
Ut virtue of tn 1Im order of sale,lssued by the clerk
of tbe court of common pleas of btark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, I will offer for sale, at pnbllo
auction, at tbe door of tbe court house, In tbo city
ot Csntun, on
Saturday, tho 23rd day of Sept., 1803,
Tbe following deicrlbed real estate to-wlti Nltu
uto In said county of btark ana stats of Ohio, to
wn: Lot number uu (in), in Thouia llarttord's
adtlllon of out lots to the city of Canton.
Appralsod at ti,900.
Terms cash,
Salo to commence at 1 o'clock p, m.
0. A. KUIDEll Sheriff,
WEniiEn & TunsEK, Att'ys.
BHEEIFF SALE.
Jacob M. Schneider
vs.
Ellas Wltwer.
(Order of Sale.
Ily virtue of an order of sate Issued by the clerk
cf the court ot common pleas of Stark county, Ohio
In the abovo action, and to me directed, I will offer
for sale at public auction, at the door of the court
bouse In tho city of Canton, on
Saturday, tho 23rd day of Sept,, 1803,
the following dtrcrlbed real estate, tn-wlti Bltuate
In the county of stark and state ot Ohio, and known
& psrt of tho southwest quxrter of section nnmtier
7, town, nip number 11, range nnmher B. and de
scribed as follows: llcglnnlng at a marked stone in
the New Ilerlln and Fulton road, where It crosses
tbe township line, the same being 12 chains and CO
links south or tbo northeast corner of the southeast
quarter ot section number IB, In Jackson township;
thence north, 0 degrees and 40 minutes east, 0
chains and MX links) thence south, 8tW degrees
mitsehiini and low links: thence south. 8 de
grees and 40 minutes welt, B chains and 78 V links
to tbe road: theuco south, 78 degrees snd CO mm
utssweit, a chains and at links along tho road to
tbe place of beginning, containing 07-100 acres ot
land.
Appraised at 1800.
Terms, cash.
Hale to commence at one o'clock p. m.
O. A. KIUDKlt, Bherltf.
WAHH&Bow, Att'ys.
Logal Notice.
Notice Is hereby glren that the Village' of Osna
surg, hterk cottLty. Ohio, through Its Agent and
Attorney, John O. Welty, filed Itt petition with tbo
Commissioners ot Htark countr, Ohio, praying for
Uie extension of tbe limits of said vlllagu of usna
burg, and for the annexation thereto of tba follow
lnguetcrlbed premises, to-wlti
Uecinntoe at the northwest corner of eald auar-
tori thence tontn, BO degrees and US niuutes east.
HSO feet to a stone at tbe northeast corner ot Henry
Uellmaa's land) thenco south, 4 degrees and I
enroes and so
minutes west, with the east lino ot llellinau's aud
Heed's land, and through John Mauser's land. 3.U10
8-10 feet to tbe south lino of said quarter) thence
nertb, OS degrees and CO minutes west, 818 feet to a
stone at tha southwest corner of said quarter)
thenco north, wlih the west line of, ma quarter, to
placo ot beginning. Tho territory to ba added
from tbe northwest quarter ot section 17 is de
scribed as follows: lleglnnlng at tbe northwest
corner ot said quarter; thence south, 89 degrees
and Do minutes east J,08H foet to tbe northeast
corner of eald quarter) thence south, 8 degrees and
80 minutes west, 72S fet; thence north, BU degrees
and 86 minutes west through tho lands ot J, M,
Walk, Jno. Snyder and Mary Hypes, a.(308K feet to
the west line of said quarter; thence uorto, U de
grees and 80 minutes east, 725 feet to the place of
beginning.
bald petition will be lor bearing before (he said
Hoard of t'ommissloners, at their offlco In canton,
Ohio, on the 10th day f October, lHua. at U n.m,
TUB Y'LLAUM OK OSNAllUltO.
Uy JOHN O. WELTY,
aZl'Lw Agent aad Attorney.
ASSIGHEE'S SALE OF MILL PHOPEBTY.
Under an order ot the Probate Court of Btaik
county, Ohio, I will sell, at public auction, on
Saturday, September 23rd, 1803,
at 2 p.m., at the court house. In Canton, Ohio, the
lllske Mill Property, In Canton, Ohio, being part ot
southwest quarter, section U, towcslilplO, range 8,
containing B 0 10 aoros: which Is more full? de
scribed In petition for sale thereof, filed In (aid
court, to which reference is hereby made. Ap
praised at 67.600.
Also lots i!fi, 20. 27 and 28, In Blake's addition to
Osnton. Apprs'sod at 1900 caoh.
Terms, one third cash, balance la one and two
years, with Interest, and inortrage teourltr.
AUJriN LTNUII.
aaiew Asslgueeof J. if, Blake.
JJBTST & LOOS,
Manufacturers ot
Harness, Saddles, Collars
AMD DHAUtnfl IN
WHIPS, WETS, DUSTEHS AND
IlbllSE FURNI8IILNG8,
No. 7 North Cherry St. - Canton, 0
MT.UNION COLLEGE,
ALLIANCE, OHIO,
Normal, Preparatory, Collegiate I'ott-Oraduate,
Music, Art, Oommercld, tfbort-IIand and Type.
Writing. Military and otner Departments,
Kxtenses low, studies largely electlre. Open
to both sexes. If Ine new Urmnailura , 1our terms
per yoar. Enter at any time, fall term begins
ug, 2D, 1WXI. Send tor Catalogue, aloiiw
LEGAL HOTICE TOjtiKHOWH DEiRS-
The unknown heirs of Mary Haner, deceased) iba
unknown heirs of Catharine Yant, deceased) and
Oeorge Yant, whose place of residence Is unknown,
will take notice that on the EOth day if Jnne a. D.
lbfffl, Isaao Yant filed bla petition In the Court ot
Common Pleas, In Stark county, Ohio, In case Mo.
WOT, against Abraham Yant and others, of said
county and state, and tbe above named parties,
praying for partition of the following described
rai estate, to-wlti A part of the northwest quarter
ot section No. 2L township No. 10, ot range Mo. 8,
n canton township, stark county, Ohio, containing
one acre and a roods and IS perches cf land, known
as the Catherine Yant homestead In Canton town,
ship, snd fully described lu plaintiff's petition,
. bald unknowo belts are required to answer en or
before Uie Uth day of August, A, D, 1BUU, or lads
ment will be taken against them,
ISAAC YANT, Plaintiff.
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