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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
Saturday, the 18th day Of july, 1885,
Divorce Notice.

Irono Kropf whose place of rcedenco Ia unknown h
Ohrislan u, Kropf Ia hereby notified that aald Ohris
tlnn kropl dl on he 9Oth day ~ MAY, 1885, 1le his
Pleas within and for the county Of stark state Of OHIO
charging the Bad Irene Kropf with wful ahaencc fol
more Than than three years last pa T. abandonment
Bnce January brd, 1892 ana asking that no may b,
divorced from tho said Irene Kronf which petition
will stand for hearing nj the next term Of paid court
CHRISTIAN u, KliOpF
By john q, WBLTy hia Atty,
Dated thls Both day of May, 1885 -juniBLw
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REV. DR. LEONARD opened the cam
paign for the Prohibition party at Cleye-
land on Thursday evening. The meet
Ing was large and enthusiastic says the
Plain Dealer. Mr., John Danner, Of
Canton, was called and made n few re-
markg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THE Pennsylvania Republican State
convention, Wednesday, nominated Quay
Of the Cameron ring for State Treasurer
and passed an indictment against the
Democratic administration. II that is
the best they can do there is nothing 70
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

AL East Saginaw, Michigan, tho other
day, several hundred dock wollopers
were imported from Bay City TO take the
place made vacant by tho striking dock
laborers, The strikers met them on
their arrival and induced them quietly
TO come over TO their side.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renew.
or never falls In restoring gray hair to
its youthful color, lustre, and vitality.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer Of Masea-
chusetts, endorses II, and all who give it
q fair trial unite In grateful testimony
TO its many virtues.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
Saturday, the 1T day of August, 1885,

tho following described real estate situate In STARK
county, ObiO, tOwlt Known ~ aud being . part Of
fractional section number twenty ye (Yb m township
number one Lawrence), In range nnmOtf ton (0), IN
said county Of stark bounded ~ i00wal Beginning
NJ post on tho western boundary Of tho whole tract,
and ON tho south boundary OF the MAasalOn A Oevu.
land naiIroad, AID running thence with tho w,alern
boundary " tho whole tract pOuthwArdly sixteen (0)
ohainu anu iorIy'nVe And onehalf (iblg) lnka Ia 4
hlOneI thenoa SOUTH b0lao east ton (lOJ chains and
ioTIlour (ii) III M 70 Aslonel thence cast variation
20 10 tho right four (i) ohAlns ana thlty lnha "
tonei thence north variation 20 10 tho right four d
ohans and ninety fur (0D links 10 n utne on tho
south tOundAy Of said rAlroad lhence With said rail-
read tho four following courses ana distances, ylIi
north, bb,ao west two l2) chAiuu and nineyaI (D5)
nkhI thence north, b2o vest two (2) ehainh thence
north 40Ao wea fouf az chains and twenty ye (2b)
links, ana h,n norh, 4bo west 10 tho place VI DO.
ginning, containing fourteen and eoyeniyo o. 0,
hunddths "a 7hl acres OF land, aud ALSO all tho tract
OF parcel Oi land yng between tho north boundary OF
tho foregoing tract ana the Tuaoarawas river except
g All esoI ylng how over o the ailrcsid railroad and
Also OF tho Cleveland, LoiAln n Cleveland hAilroAd
COMPANY, and excepting And roAefying also all the
stone coal that may undory the said premises with tho
right Of mining tho Aar, aud ALSO all their riRht u
al Inc northwest ooinrr Of Michael weahs and ana
running thence nor h, seven ana Onehhf degrees west
~ tho south no Of lho above described uAo Aud also
lot "r un the map or plat OF tho certain allotment Of
part Of said fractional section number 20 made by
Christian Stauiftr ana wife September 20, 1871 aud
recorded In tue plat records " said county Book = Oh
page o. With tho same reservation ~ that above made
touching Ani stone coal that may undnry said Ot To-
grlhor With all tho appurtonanoea IN any wao unit said
prehlaeu brlonRlnRj said ptomla'a being now known
~ aud called O0IeJA stone Quafryi and all rRhw and
eaAcmontA OF tho Defendants In any wiso horcuno DO
longing, aud oil the bulldinRa and ahpda thon or that
might hereafter 10 on said prupl tNi also ono steam
rnRne ana all boilers Tor tho same, ono steam saw
mill for saving a0no all steam AID other deffcka, Al
Rnys, blocks, purya, t0pca, steam pumps ono laTgc
water thnh fhilfoAda railroad Iron anu Tics, hnf all
uthrr machinery hnd fixtures 0f every nAmo aud knd
both those thon IN, upn NJ about said premises A also
All that might bo by them thereafter acquired for unt
Va, upon ana about tho same In conn elton with the
business hun and ever Alnce and now carried thtfe
to'wti that " mining, qnarrying saving mAnuiAotur
lnR And tho general handling OF stone aud tand,
Appraised at $4,000,
salo TO commence at ono o'clock D, m Torms cAah.
JAMES LRR, sherif.
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Hnoltlon,A Arnion SnlYn

The best salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
IL guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
tion, or money refunded, Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by p. II, Barr,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

TO import paupors from Europe to
occupy tho situations Of American citl.
zens Is an offonse against decency and
a crime. This is becoming understood
In these parts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

THE rolling mills at pittsburg are
working day and night on scale Of
wages 25 per cent. In advance Of those
paid by the Cleveland rolling mill com.
many,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

DEMOCRATIC newspapers In Virginia
claim that the next election will show
the colored vote divided between the
two parties TO "a very considerable OK
tent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

Scrofulous diseases manifest them.
selves In tho spring, Hoods Sarsapar.
lila cleanses the blood, and removes
every taint Of scrofula,
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NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby giyen that Franklin E swIhart has
withdrawn from tho firm OF Swlhart a Callahan, en-.
gagged IN tho bottnR business, at 300 South Market
street. this ciyt said nrm having boon dissolved on
Juno p2d, 1885, By mutual consent.
iulodw FRANKLIN E BwIlIATT.
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Administrators Notice.

Nbtoc Ia hereby Rven that the undersigned has boon
duly appointed and qualified M Adminiatraior
q the estate OF Jesse Sell lato Of stark county. OHIO
decoased
jun9b.dw VALENTINE MONa.
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Sheriff Sale.

WINS a Ionakln ordcr Of Oalc, Stark county Com.
w. mon plon Court
Suo L. Hail OF nj,
Dy virtue OF an order Of sale asued by tho clerk OF
tho court Of common pcA Of stark Co., ONO In the
above action and 10 drectcd will Offer for sale NJ
public outoy at tho door Of tho court house. In the city
or Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1885,
tho following described rca estate Oluato In stark
tho city Of canton, Ohio and being IN WIN, A. Lyncha
addition 10 said city, commencing NJ tho northeaat
cnrncr oi said lot running thence soulbwardy along
lhc ohat lne VI sad lot distance or 100 feet 10 ~
loot hlcy thence weatwardy along said alloy 30 foot
thence noithwary parallel 70 tho east no Of said LOT
100 foot 70 tho north limo Of said lott honoo caswardy
along tho north limo OF said lot 30 foot 10 tho place VI
beginning. 10 DO sold FREQ Of dover.
Appraincd at $500
sale 10 commence At ono O'Clock D. m Tcrma caah
JAMES LKE Sheriff.
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Sherih's Sale.


No'Vuho yaoluo'o' Ut I'lMuI VI haio w iMuuun,
- M,, htik county common
Joacph dOnioiot NJ flom court
by Virtue OF m order OF hAe Issued by the CLERK ol
hv W ", Vu,on a y. NY pcas y, s'sa & Snuy Vo w w,
avv,u WI, au NV ~ ~ NV "'n WI" 'o' Ho ~
P""hu '"Ve' "" wv p''""V'' ""
oa.,.a.., .ho a., a.., - l..al .,ooH
ohbuiuhy, Vho AnV uuy VI hukunlI iooo,
,,a ,o,o,.,,, daao,,,as ai ..,.,. s,,,a,. A., o,.,s
eovntS. Ohio towit Cne o,,i lot of qIcSna IN Lns
Wosanhs aSd,,,nn ~ ,ha ,o,,n ~, niaviIla in ala
county, which said lot Ia di,tlnguiahod ON tho map VI
aAd tuwn ~ recorded In tho II oorderA oco by tho
number y, containing . and T9lO0 acres. Also nyo
ota IN louia Morondg addition 10 the town Of Louis
sllle W. ~ Known ~ anu ueLhnulncl y, on thc pat o. ea
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Saturday, the 9Th day OF August, 1885,
NJ . o'clock In tho Afternoon upon tho promsea, tho
following described real csao situate In phe township
stark oOunti Otto 10 witt All Of tho aoulhwoat quar-
tor OF section TO- IN township and range " containing
100 and ipi00 Acroa, noru or lrea Excepting there.
run 40 aud api0O acres OF OF tho aonih aida Of sad
,,rtOr section leaving 100 acrtB OF ead quarter poc
on which Ia appraised nj 1890 aud TO DO sold FREQ
Of the dover estatc thrrcn Of MARY Young, widow Of
Daniel Young, deceasrd
Apo tho following described tract or parcel OF said
quarter section being tho exception referred 10. to.w
Deginninp nj stone ON the southwest corner Of said
quarter section, thence north With tho west line OF Bd
quarter niitop oha,ng " Bakr thence cast parallel
with the south limo VI said quaor forty chalns and
thrtyihrce llnkp 10 n stono IN tho east lno OF sad
0uaterI thence a0utb flecn chains to stone on Tho
southeast corner 0 Bad dunftef thence wcnt with tho
south ne OF said quarter fry chnna and thirty three
linke " tho place ~ bepnnlng containing 90 and
~ 100 acres subject 10 tho dover estate therein OF tho
hald MAY Young, widow Of Daniol Young, docoascdi
said 0O and ap10O acres being pppraicd NJ el,bO0,
subject 10 said dover estate therein,
Ttrms OF tale- One third In hand onoihlrd In ono
ycat hnd onehrd In two yenrs from day OF sale, with
nteatl tho deferred payments 10 be secured BY mort
Haae upon tho premises sold.
LFoNARD n, STANDS,
Admin'strhtor OF the estate OF Daniel
- YOUNG, deceased
July 9Th, 1885, JULIO INV
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Dy virtue Of an or er Of sale Issued by tho clerl
Of tho court Of common peAa OF stark county
Ohio IN the above action and 10 me directed Will 0u
Tor eae At public ouIo At The door Of tho court houa
IA tho city on Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16

LEukL,
Proposed Amendments TO the
Constitution OF Ohio.
II L H CT 10 N s..
House Joint Resolution No. o.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two,
Three, and Ten OF the Constitu-
tion Of the State.
BH IT hHsoLyGD BI rm 0RHniL ASSEMBLY, oy ms
srlIa o. ohIo ina. propositions 20 amend section
article Of the constitution Of the STATE Of ohio shall
10 supmiId 70 tho electors Of m state on tho second
Tuesday Of October. A. d ibso, 70 read n iolowsi
ARrIoLK IL
section q ssnators and representatives shall be
slected btnniAly BY Tho electors Of tue respective
counties OF diaIrotA on rnn First TUESDAY LBThh THn
tIhhT MONDAY IN NOvHMBIhI their tenn of moo allal
colmenee on The nlpt dJ Of January nsIt thereafter
ana continue Two yoAra.
ARTICLE Ill
Section l. Ths executive department shall CONSIST Of
audor II state, treasurer Of slate. snG Al attorney
general, who snail bc elected on rim bihBr TURaDN
LyIha Ihh llhsT MONDAY W Novhhnna, by tho elee
oIs o. lhs slate and ~ lhe plAoss of voting Tor nom
hers Of the general assembly,
ARTICLE L
rIaAr TUFuDLf AVrnR rin vihhT MONDAY IN NoyrM'
guh by Tho electors OF each county, IN huoh mAnnef
snd ioi such term, not exceeding lhree JeArp, maj
% u OVdod " law
FORM OF BALLOT.
AT such election the yOtsn IN favor Of tho Adoption
II the Amendmfnt 70 section two OF article two, shall
nave placed upon their ballots the wOr q. Amendment
,oacllon Two o article two OF tho oonhltuIlen-Ytn
asnt shall have sesd updn the,i ballots the words,
Amendment ~ hrctlOn Two " article two Of Tho e0nat
Iu0n No" Thnhu who favor tho adoption of the
Amrndmrnt u section one VI article three " tho eOnntl
uiin, thAll have placed upon their ballots the w0fdA
Amrndment " So ton Ont of article three Of tho con
~ Iil0n iel" ana those WHO d. not fayr Tho ad0p
lnn Weh amendment shall have placed upon theI
'Allus tho wOda "Amendment 10 feetiOn One oi Atlot
hT'e VI lhH cOnhtitniinn-hO Those who favor the
hollon " tho amendment 10 section two Of article
allOA The NOfuh, "Amrndment 10 section two Oi Ar.
tele tn VI The constitution Yesl" and these wh0 do
loi ny,r The adoption Of such amendment, khall hAw
plAod upon Their bAllolH the words, "Amol dmont "
'eclon two Of article ten Of tho consutulion-ko,"
A. II. MARSH.
speaker Of tho House OF Representative,
JOHN "a, WARWICK,
President Of the senate
Adopted March 70. 1880
UNITED STATHs oy AMERICA, ONO, I
OTrcn on Tnn SKcRkTAnt Oy srATn
T. JAMHa D. RonIsanN Secretary Of state OF the STATE
4 Ohi0 do efeJ certify that tho foregoing Ia tfue
t0py VI Joint Resolution adopted By the General A
Nmbb " tho state 0f Ohio, on tho pbih dAy Of March
ltsb, taken from the original roa MED In this once
IN TKsTIM0M wHKnEoy have horeuno subscribed
mJ name, ana AnlJed my OnlclA seal.
(anAL) MOolumbua the 10Th dAy OF March
A. u, ibsb,
JAME9 H. ROBINSON,
apr7n Aeor~tAr OF STATE
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I rEpIoAL
Beware of ScroMo

Beware of ScroMa
serofula Is probably more general than any
other disease. II Is insldlous In character,
and manlfests Itself In running sores, pustular
eruptlons, bolls, swelllngs, enlarged joints,
abscesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoods Aarsaparllla
expels all trace OF scrOfula from tho blood,
leaving II pure, enriched, and healthy,
al was severely afillcted with scrOfula, and
over year had two running sores on my neck,
TOOK Ave bottles Hoods sarsaparllla, and am
cured" C,E, LoyEJoY, Lowell, Mass,
O, A, Arnold, Arnold, Me-, had soroiuloua
sores for seven years, spring and fall Hoods
Sarsaparlla cured him.
Salt Rheum
sone OF the most dlAageeable diseases caused
byimpure blood. Itisreadlly cured by Hoods
Barsaparllla, tho great blood purlner,
William Spies, Elyria, o., suffered greatly
from eryslpelas and salt rheum, caused by
handling tobacco. AT times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep.
aratlons without aId finally took Hoods sar-
aaparilla, and now saysi I am entirely we'll"
"My son had salt rheum on his hands and
on the calves OF his legs. He TODD Hoods
6arsaparllla and Is entirely cured" j. d.
Stanton, Mt Vernon, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. ell siI for fS, Made only
by O, r. HOOD a CO., ApothecAres, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, The sth day OF August, 1885,

In pursuance Of an ordcr Of tho Common Pleas Court
In and for stark county, ohio will oifor for ealo Mt
public auction on
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LnoAL.
Sheriff Sale.

Albert II. ChildA Order VI Sale,
Vs. STARK County Common PleAA
Jacob a Corey Of nj, Court
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
Proposed Amendments TO the
Constitution of Ohio.
FL L Fl OF 10 N s.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 28.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amending Section 4, Article X. Of the
Constitution, relating TO the elec-
tion Of Township Officers.

REa0LyHp ny TIM aHsKaLL AwmpIH op TIM Stair
each house c0ncurfng theron), That thcro bo submit
d 10 the electors OF thia STATE on the second Tuesday
of October, A. ID 1870, prupoauCn 10 amend section
four article o. tho onnaltut0n Of tho stats VI Ohio
no ~ 10 road ~ followa
Scoiion4 rownahip ofncors ahall bo elected by the
electors Of each township, NJ such time, IN such man
ner, and for such term not exceeding ihroo yeAru,
mar be provided by lAwI but ahAll hold thor ofocd
nu llthrir rAu0oosaoru nro ooctod aud qualified
Tho electors dcaring nj said election 10 vote In favor
printed upon thelr ballots thu words "ConatutionAl
amendment township 0illoou-YN,n and those who
do not favor tho adoption Of said amendment shall
have written 0r printed on thoir hAllea tho words
'ConAututional amendment, township ofnocrs-No"
A. u, MARSH.
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives
ELMER WHITE
President pro tom. Of tho Senate
Adopted April 0, 1890,
UNITED srArm oy AMEnicA omo
ovEcn on THn sKCnnrAnr Or STATE
l. JAMH u loniNanN, Secretary Of state OF tho stAtn
Of Ohio, DO hcfo certify that tho foregoing In true
oopy of Joint Rogontl0n adopted by tho General Al
hrnbly 0f tho state OF Ohio on tho 9th day " April
1896. taken ffom tho original rolls ncd In this ofloo.
In TiwriMeM WHEREOF, have hcrounio aubacribed
my name, and hiIod my oiilclAl seal,
WHAL) ~ oClnmbuA tho OH day OF April
JAMES 3, ROBINSON
Apr7'td Secretary of stAc
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mIsoELLAN EoUs.
JEWELIthtD.
/. GpllilAiM.
DRUGGISTS,

y. H. DAlili,
ftuocoaaor N u. J, aciHor)
DnuauIYr AND puAiliAUlyr- Canton, u, Whore
niAy be found large and we'll collected stock o. I'm
porlcd and Indigenous DruRn, staple And raro Chnmi
Trtinssa Bupp0rtcrn, etn, Oomba, Brunhea, and por
funory In ondlcaa variety special attention 10 tho
nlllna Of phyAlolAnn prtaoriptionh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-07-16
ARTICLE J.

section y, County onicrrs shall bo elocied ON Tnr
FLhAt rUkHDLf AFTER sin rihhr MONDAY IN NOvrh'
ghh, by tho electors OF each county In such mAnnef
snd ioI such term, not exceeding three TeArp A. maj
% pl Oyldod BY law.
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BH IT AHsoLyAD BI rHA 0n,hnLL AbsnfpLI Oy fnA
BrATE Oy 0nIO That prOpOAltiUns 70 amend section
OF article H. section Of article Ill, and section Of
article OF the constitution OF tho STATE VI Ohio shall
10 submitted " tho electors OF hin state on tho second
Tuesday Of October A. d 1895. 70 read Il iollowli
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By yrtue OF m order Of aAe Issued by tho clerk Ol
tho court Of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio IN the
above action and 10 mo drcclod will offer for sale nj
public Outcfy on tho premises, on
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Beotioni The executive department shall consist Of
. governor lieulenAntaOyernOr, secretary OF state,
auditor ~ nAto treasurer OF slate, ana An attorney
general, who anal be elected on rhM BlhBr TUhaDLi
LrthA ThA IiRsT MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, BY tho olee
tors Of the slate. and NJ tho places of voting Tor MON
eora Of the general assembly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31

e 1t Is all very well 10 preach diversified
farming. Theoretically il il the correct
thing. Practically !. Is not 20 any great OK.
tent in Oregon. We might as we'll acknowl.
edge the truth. Wheat il about the only pro-
duet that can be depended ou for sure
market. Dried trais for certain amount can
be slaughtered. Stock has limited sale, and
the same may be said OF pork Hay has a
market for only a certain amount and few
things can be mentioned, about which the
opposite can be said. Were all 10 combine
these things they would simply be cutting
their own throAts. They could not get their
products off their hands Eyen the little
amount Of butter now raised during the
Spring and Summer months eau not all find
purchasers. This will not always be so, but
it is now. We are in favor most emphatical.
ly Of diversified farming in a country where
it can be carried oat bat facts ars facts,
and we might as we'll acknowledge that. as a
rule the Willamette Valley farmer vii! have
to depend on his wholt VIII the price
for it may be. There are probably individual
cases where farmer can mix things up hut
as a rule wheat will have to bs the principal
product. Most OF the Iowa editors have cried
out that what Oregon wants is diversified
farming but they know little abont our
markets and less what they are talking about
on this subject.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-07-31
ASIuHExsE GIwcIs.

This Is ths way they talk about John
Robinson and his ten big new mammoth
combined shows, for lhs season Of 1885
his fifty-ninth grand annual tonr-"John
Rohlnson's zig show, an I'm nense affair,
gorgeous street pageanlry."
Were any eviiencs needed OF the size
o! John Robinson'A Show II was amply
furnished this morning by the number OF
wagons, horses and men 70 be seen on the
streets. Hundreds OF horses. and many
gaiiy decorated cages. chariots, dens and
vans, were soon formed in line and Ihe
procession began. The magnificent ward
robe, entirely new, was shown TO splendid
advantage. The immsnse chariots bail,
duriEg the past winter, astonished every.
body 10y their immsnse size and beauty.
The largo number Of cages testified the
tho. extent OF the msnagerle and all of
them were elegantly painted and gaily
decorated. The monster elephants attract
cd great attsntion a1I the splendid music
Of fivo full mIlItlry brass bands, and the
sonorons tones oi tie morster lsteam OTp.
heads. enhanced tho auract!veaess OF the
grand pageaniry spectacle.
The streets through which they passed,
were black with people. They waited
patiently, an ! ths sight witnessed when at
length the parais arrived, was one well
worthy Of being waited for. II was the
longest, most varioi aud by far the best
ever ssen In this city. Ths parade deser.
yes all the pralss that can bs given. II 4
scene worth going a hundred miles 10
soc, Twenty thousand delighted aud en-
thusiastIn people witnessed lhs biggest and
best menageris and the grandest ard most
brilliant circus entertainment ever seen
under canvas yesterdty afternoon and
last evening in this cits. To say that
John R1binson's Big Saow pleased the
people, would not half express 1t; thew
just went Wild with enthusiasm. The
performances aud antics of those Twir
Baby Elephants. Is worth the ad mission
fec alons. Come again, John Robinson
say ws."-"jt Louis Daily Republican. >
Albany August 18th