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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
rp TO TRR EM EVER.
A Good story Going the Rounds About u
springfield Girrs kuse.

A Good story Going the Rounds ABOUT
springfield Girrs kuse.
The wise mans proverb. Necessity is the
mother OF Invention and the school girls
motto, alt isa cold day when We get left,
often 20 hand in hand. youog lady who
has recently returned from prominent east
ern school is telling her friends here the tol-
lowing good story: One OF the pupils re-
ceived box from home; she was going TO
give spread, and, on the sly, ordered two
pies from "a bakery in the town. This was
easy enough, bu, when it came to getting
sly it proved to be q much more difficult
| matter.
Two young ladies, one of them very well
known in Springfield society were sent after
| them. They were at loss to devise a way
to carry them without being discovered
When they were about giving up in despair,
bright idca struck the Springfield girl They
took the pies, disappeared into al
inner room, and in short time came ou
with q smile Of triumph and walked rapid.
toward the school. 1t seems impossible tina
they could go oil looking so happy II the
had been Obliged to leave the pastry. Bc
= such seems to be the case, as they carry n
- bundle and have, apparently, no place
coucealment. When, at length, the woma
i who keeps the bakery appeared she Wi
asked, Did they give it up" She smtl,
- knowingly and said Little you know Il
girl OF the period il you think she allows
trHe ike that to overcome her. Those II
= were wrapped in newspapers and towels Al
X worn d Ia Jusils.'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
Full Particulars Soon.


SPRISGFIELD, ONO, OrtOher7, 1883.
At q meeting OF the Council OF SAID city, hell
on the 9th inst, quorum being present, the
following TesOuti was adopted:
RESOLVED, BY the City Council OF the city
of Springfield Ohio, twO-thiIds Of the whole
number of members elected thereto CONCUR
ring, That II IL necessary, and that II intends
10 make three public Improvements By grad
ing aud paving with boulders the three alley =
here inafter described. in accOrdan,c e with the
proiles and specifications therefor on file in
the ONCE OF the Civil Engineer.
lst. The first alley eat of Limestone street.
from Maple avenue north To Center alley.
End. 1he second alley east Of Limestone
street, from Maple avenue north TO Center
alley,
3rd. The fourth alley east OF Limestone
street, from Maple avenue north TO Center
alley.
The expense of said several Improvements to
be assessed respectively per fronl foot upon
the property abutting thereon; as shown by
the plats on 1le in the Oti!ce Of the civil In
gineer, and according To law and the Ordl-
nance OF said city, the assessments therefor to
be paid in one installment, and collected a-
provided by law and in the assessing ordl-
nance hereafter to be passed.
The CITY Clerk Is hereby directed 10 publlsh
this resolution iOI two consecutive weeks.
BY order OF Council j, H. sHEWALlER,
lam tity Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
IOC1L RREVTIfES.


Capt A $. Bishnel has gone to Columbus
Root. u. Brain left for Batnofdge TINS
on hunting and fishing tour
Miss Blanche, Taylor, OF Cincinnati, Is visit
ing Mrs. j. {. Brecht OF South Market street. |
The county commissioners held short ses-
sion this morning. A few bills were passed. |
". ;. Wilson left for Kansas City and
other points in the west today on pleasure
trip.
The motion docket was called in the court
OF common pleas today, in pursuance of the
new rules.
The child Of Rev. Sauderson, formerly OF
this city but now Of Detroit, will be buried
In this city today.
To,by a Gallagher street saloon keeper.
J.r,,. that ANDY Coleman squaudcred any
money ia his place.
p Deyrrquy. business manager "Lost"
! r.mpunv. and vile are In Springfield in the
! iu,pre., of the comuapv.
% r.,rrs,s F.ss rs,ur,.3 bere from Ma
ri,.rs to reside. He il now a, the house OF
mi. so7-inls At lg5 West Clark street.
| .-,,,.. ,.,,,, C,.-,s n
-. u...n ,v,,,,i,.a, a,5 S,r.h wukir
., ,i,;r,,5 x5--,2o. foraclo
..,
''''"' p...s r.,., n,a.L
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

For the improvement o' Sidewalk, Curb al
Gutter.

,.,,. nj. 4, - 80 .,.,. ,,.,1,.-,l r,, ,l..
,,,Si' htSnLN ~ lE.t ~ .,, - nc = = f.aTt "Et,t
NY nouiC.l oi .r'' ~ va ~ j
thdt IL ~ Ho.ts un Ia - ~ ~ III ~ ~
prove fefn nm avenue ION IN 'Ae Io,,G, ~ ~,
spu'n 70 'he 'i!E, "y II 1 @U,r.di,,7
uIe saLIr W. - w ~ '" 10 -
anu sIeH'A"E ''INNN a. - -,
slue OF ap'InH sL.t,L @ I'D.H ilu @ ,. lnS.
70 buCh ,l,,a DS H,O'',- , ",'r ,'. '''1 t
@ auu sihltnI 49, 80, - wa ,', -,,
improve ula Nutcl lloi - az ~, ,. ~
70 sprlnE HI.'. Dt pay ~ ~ t S,'
poth slues VI .l's Ha'io Gt', ~ W, " Is j. -, ~
sathe ~ .hs a Eot nesE a 80 Stl troat - n
pLose the norm snie " ~ i i,,3 PitraJ
Ia ~ 20 " ~ W ~, s,r.et fr"r, G'r,t,i
anu po'i sIISS ", IN ~ 49, It"I' 90, i, a
NO o. ,t ,,rS,I, nj ,ror, tb s'I
s' iiuN " ~ ~ - - t'h 'ti'h ~ . - - - 80
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
CoIrSTy UoSDs FOR SALE.

THE commissioners Of Clark county, ohio, will
! sell TO the highest bidder, on Monday, bn'Ober
26, lss5, at II O'Clock M, Al thnT ONCE in tue
City OF Springfield, the following county bonds.
bearing date October &C. lssi, and falling due Oc-
tober &c, 1872; interest per cent per um, payA
BILE semi annually Two bonds " 5000 each aud
one bnod Of $500 Issued Tor the purpose Of refund
ing assessments for the construction OF Tree turn
pike roads, under authority Of Section alOl a,
Reyis d Statutes Of ohio o. l.. u l4yD.
One bond Of 5000 and one hOnd Of 5000, issued
for the purpose Ol building laundry al the tnil-
dfens Hone, under authority Ot Section 81 he
yised statutes Ot Ohio.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
by order VI the Commissioners,
o. r. -EEyIssr
lar Auditor Of Clark Co. o.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

There are all sorts and degrees Of virtue,
and sometimes we are told that virtue is ITS
own reward. Mr. A. T. Evans OF Burr's
Ferry, La, says, in writing about Browns
Iron Bl,ters al have been the recipient OF
it's virtue in my family to a considerable eH-
tent" This great iron tonic has superior
advantages as Il reliable family medicine. Its
power has been thoroughly tried, and its viz
tues sbundantly proved. Nearly million
b titles year are sOld by the druggists OF
this country.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

The October term OF the court Of common
pleas began this morning, Judge White on the
bench. The following grand jury WAS I'M
psneled, Reuben Settlers being appointed
foreman: James Foley, Springfield; R
F. Hayward Springfeld f. W. DAVID
son, Springfield; James 7. WilsOn
Pleasant; Reuben Seifers, Moorefeld
Geo. Funderburg, New Carlisle; Rober
Rogers, Springfield; Hamilton Wade, MAJ
River; Joseph b. Patti.ou, Lawrencevile
Emanuel Hamm, Medway; &. G. Yeszsll
Second ward; c. B. Kssel, Third ward |.
Muzzy, Third ward; J. T. Ridgely, Secon,
ward; P. ]. Cole, Sixth ward.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

H l.. Rockfeld, OF the Arcade hotel, has
arrived at home rom Colorado, having had u
good time. He says negotiations have been
IN progress for some time, for the sale OF the
Arcade hotel to Columbus parties, and while
It cannot now be said that they are Of, it is
sull, not likely that the Sale will be consum-
mated
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

began using Athophoros for an attack Of
rheumatism on Thursday morning. At 0 p.
m. ! went 70 sleep, aud slept on till a. m,
when | got up and said TO my wife Dear,
look here, ! am WELT D. l.. Southard.
GrepncastIp Ind
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
TROY.

Troy, Oct. l9.-Rev. DR.. Elliot will be in
stalled pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
next tuesday evening --Chas. Turner, a
prominent member Of the Presbyterian church,
lEft Tor Elyria, o., TO get msrried.--Mrs. j.
Q. Winsns returned home from Detroit last
Saturday.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
Chautauqua Normal Glass.

All persons who wish to enter upon the
study OF the Chautsuqua Normsl course
Iessons should attend meeting to be held
10 the bible class room of the Congregational
church at 7:3O this evening
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

W. s. Cushman will make cabinet photo
graphs from this date until two weeks, for
90. so per dozen. You now have an oppor-
tuuity to get work from an artists studio.
Don't fail to psrtake OF this rare chance TO
get an artists production. Bring your chill
dren in the forenoon, when it is not so
crowded. 2s3u
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

Elizabeth Henson died at her late resi-
dence, l59 South Winter street, Sabbath
morning, at 10 O'Clock, after serious illness
VIII be buried Tuesday afternoon at oclock
Funeral service at North street A. N. E.
church
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

DR.. and Nine. Van Normsn's school for Ia
dies founded lS57J will reopen October lst,
at 3lo West 57th street, New York. Special
advantages in music ard modern languages
Reference: DR.. Z. Y. Van Norman, Spring
field, o. 2s6 II
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

The Jerseymau, however, did not allow his
little piece Of revenge to obscure his eye Tor
the main chsuce, tor short time sfierwsrd
b. med 10 let Lorilsrd have the timber
lot for two or three times what II was worth.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

DR.. Smalley would inform the people OF
Springfield and vicinity that he has opened
Dental parlors over Morrow's fruit store, cor.
Market and High sts., and would respectfully
solicit share g. their patronage when In
need OF dental services. Gu
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

For neat fitting lady's or gentleman's
custom made shoe, 90 to Joseph Hruzs, 81
East High street. Fine work speciality and
Il good fit guaranteed. 2ebu
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

The mayors docket has not been 80 large
for months as it was today. The following Is
the list:
John Ryan, drunk, 81 and costs;
John Huston, drunk, 81 and costs;
Wm. DalIy, lettering, ST. aud costs
Geo Crothers lettering, 81 and costs; Thos
OBrlen, disordery, 81 aud costs; Harry
Zoller, disorderly, 81 aud costs; Joseph Nc
Coy, disorderly, S and costs Jno Sheppen-
house, dIsorderiy, s. and costs Mertle Ash,
lettering 81 and costs; Marsh, keeping house
Of iL-tame, fined $40 and costs; Julia RIM
gold. IS and costs; Wm. Powers, drunk, s
and costs; Milt. Myers, drunk, 5 and costs +;
Chas. Martin, drunk, 81 and costs; Mrs,
Palmer, drunk, S. and costs; J, D. Lents,
drunk, 81 and COSTS Pat Brady, drunk, S.
and costs VIM. Johnson, drunk, s. and
costs; Thos. Johnson, lettering, 81 and
costs; Mrs. Tucker, s. and costs; John
Smith, lettering, 81 and costs; Flora Mar.
| hall, 81 and costs; Fred Wilson, lettering
| 81 and costs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19
Covering mp Competitors Advertise
ment with Thcir own.

ment with Th.ir own.
Reed 4 Ralph publish each Saturday even
log neat little paper called the Silhouette
ll has a gratIitous distribution and enjoys
somewhat Of an advertising patronage. In
the number Of Oct. 10th John NcLsreu Il
Bro, and Albright, Willis 4 Co., each had al
Advertisement, and the latter drm told the
pub i-hers that il they would cave 800 Of ,he
-Ihouette7 with them they would distribute
them to their customers. This was
agreed to and the papers delivered
to the firm, who had some
slips printed the sze of McLsreu
< Bros space, which they pasted over the
McLaren advertisement, completely blolting
it out OF course the McLarens naturally
protest that the contract they had with th'
| publishers has not been filled, and MesSrs
| Reed y Ralph are out the price agreed upon
| They are closeted with their attorney this at
teruoon preparing atiidavits upon which it i
said suit will De brought against Albright
| Willis y Co. for damages
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

. Oh KENI-a desirable useuIug 0l + rooms on
+ south Factory street Inquire ~ south Fac
tory street. l'I'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

.OUSG a. +
SpHINGEIEL
Business Directory. /
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
4 MOS WOLFF; .rtSrsrr Arl.w,
4 iTroKSFY Al LAW AND cry SOLICITOR,
Commercial Building, Limestone St
4 5. RODGERS,
A ATTORNEY Al LAW,
Southeast corner Main and Limestone.
ID }. cLEvLNGEE.
l. ''''' 80 II Arcade.
u DASDoLPH COLEMAN,
Il ATTORNEY At LAW,
5eq South Market 81.
! GIIiroKD WHITE WV. II. GRIFFIIH
j. WHITE 4 GRlFF1rH,
trroRYKYs Al LAW SS ;. Limestone St.
DENTISTS.
~ r.. CoNvHRsE,
| DESrAI PARLoRs,
Rooms o n g. Mitchell Block.
II X. DosCH,
'' Rooms b 4 Il. Arcade Building.
I ID. MORRIS,
~ IA south Market t.
~ "a south Limestone y.
~ A.LEwl>,
: F. Cor Main and Market SITS.
w NJ. SMITH,
W. NERVES or AcuyG sETn CAPPED
Masonic Building.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
II p. MARTIN,
Pvt LINE or COMPANIES,
- lS Arcade.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
W A. SMITH PHYSICIAN AND .rresos,
| 2s3 W. Main st. Residence 1902 W. MAIN.
DRs. BUCKINGuAM 4 DIMoND,
| PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
u Buckingham Block.
| UsTIS a HODsOS,
iC6 Vest Main St.
DRs. BELL 4 HULiCK,
Telephone I5o No. So East High St.
II MYERS,
| ~. ~ - -, ,H' - ""
tsoolh 4, HlL'H,'' i."S
uESRy BALDWIN
II PHYSICIAN. AE9 srRGE3S, D,..,
No. Buckisgham BLOCK.
| | w. ' ,'',,.,y,,. Avn s,,u.voS
y. ~, A. NJ - va.ils,cc - Eanter ~,
| - -. i't ,.'' --------
| ". BARRY,
j ruY sICIAN AND sURsKoS,
90 22@." :@a, ~ -
| I VI. h1l1tS,
D. PHYsIC1AV And SURG aoS, -
| Residence ll3 East Ugh. fhoehlN BLOCK
$500,
H. 70 W Maln st.
: n ID. KING,
, | L, PHYSICIAN ANb II h"EDN'
- w nlRh street.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

ANTED-IOuuS lallcs to buy our So uue
W Kid shoe. other shoe men sell them AZ g..
Lynch 81 West main. L>J u
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

UANTED-IUups men TO ,aN and see our 8 30
W hus dress shoe other shoe dealers sell them
al sZ.5J. Lynch, 81 West MAN. -'J If
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-19

,yANIED-Au active man or woman in every
W county TO sell our goods. salary So per
month and expenses, or c0mmI ISsIOn. Expenses
in advance. OuJut free. For lull particulars ai-
dress STANDARD SILVER WARE Co., bpsraS,
MASS. H uH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Legal Notice.

DANIEL HOLDEN and William Holben, Of litchneld,
ullsdale county MchlpAui Jaooh HOlOen Joseph Hol'
bon aud II, njnmln llolbon. N Kent IVY, Ken county
Mlchlgani solomon n ib,n, o. Oacrnla lndlAnai
sarah Ebc, OF Elkhai, lrdlanai Adam Werrn'
berger Of MAntOn Wexfmd county, MlchRahi
rEAutth hOlhen. Of Aoulh Whl,eley lndiihA John
WeltenbrTHer, whose toadenco IN nnf fnown, and thr
unknown htrr and deysceV OF lAwonco ho'rn, DO
o, d ed arr hereby nut nod that the sulNrr brr M
plalnuif n ed M, petition n tho stalk O uny ohln,
PIObao OnTt on Au. h, 1880, against lhen and
Othrra ~ d0'ndnnta stating, IN Hnlahnor, llat mo
dabta Gf Daniel HOlDon, drorA ed AMI ctHt 0t adlna
traiiOu ATe ~ NJ tl 600 And hls itfH0lal wtAta IN
a9Da iBi tht he died sezrd " the following n tho
nOtthWe quai TER ~ section u In township TO- Ange
aafk count, ONO ylE feRlnnlng NJ northeast oufn'r
OF aald quArti themes 10 IN 81 rudsi west 90 r0dHi
nOr vi T0da anu eat 90 rods, hut excepting ABnlp
go ior vice on tho east Ado horeo anu oOnalhln. 10
nCr ana o. i.d4 square ds Also tho 10 lowing part
Of tho aouthwa quarter of section ., In sAd twsnlp
,lIi begnung NJ n o southeast corner OF sad qualei
thenoe north M =, a. moro or leea to 40 Mte uact
IOli 10 Lawionor h0btni west along south no y efr
OF lOB rodA m0re "a ~ cast lo of 20 acre tract
n0la 10 de- rge Hubon, thonco south along bald oast
line 49, rods more or os u south limo OF gu rloii
thence east 0h rods, more 0r loaa, To heHnnlng CON
tAlnIng "a Acfea, moro Or leas
Thai II will bo " tho advantage Of bAid estate 10 have
ali aad lAndt sold said dtfondhnla are the hrifs ny
law NJ Daniel nben deceased anu M huoh hio helsed
VI aald landA Said petition pr ~ for m order " bull
said land 10 pay said drbN and coap Yni Aro ~
uu red 10 ansN or said put on or bsfoo October gain
1888. HtNhf W. HuhSLEiN
Administrator Of the estate ~ lihnirl
HOlben, deceased.
DAT 4 Lynch, Attrncys Sop3L"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Diatlllery Burned.

NASHVILLE, Sept l. - Tho dlatillory
OF Spencer Wade ~ Company two'and'a.
half mtles from tho city, caught fro and
was burned, together with tho granOry,
warehouse aud other outbuillInsa involving
n loss of about S7J,OOO Tue origin OF the
Aro Is unknown, but II is supposed 10 have
been communicated from tho furnace. Tho
warehouse contained over 1900 barrels Of
whisky, worth about tiJ,OOl, Tho buildings
were worth about Sl,5JJ, aud tho machinery
and grain ON hand swell tho loss TO tho total
named above. IL IL thought that tho inSur-
ance win nearly cover tho loss, Tho ilro
burned lerccy all night before tho liquors
Woro conalmed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Sale OF school Bonds.

Notice IA horcy given that on Saturday the 20 day
of September A. ID. 1885 nj x 0cl,ck y IN no Bosrd
of EluoAtlon Of the CITY ~ Canton ho, VIII sell AZ
public auction NJ thu unoll chamber 0I NV Cl hA
IN sald olt twenty nvc sonuOl nda Of the tonoO dia
trIc VI aAld city " QUO thou and d0ll,IH eMh bhu
bonds Will bo dated September ist 1880 aud VIII 10
sold with aror'ic1 Interest from thM ualo, sS lnou
anna Il iiaru will r,In nye and half years and mature
March lat 1901 AZ thousand dol ~ VII run ~ years
and mature 'p,mber lsi, iBdiI 81 thousand 40 ~
will run clght and half Years ana lnAtmo MnVn lht
iuilii and eryon thouaanN Tiara will run lno ytAre
and N sturc September is 1904, Bald bouds VII bear
Interest nj tho rAtp " x per cent pr annu payable
sent annually, and will DO dellvcrd 10 tne rntvnMolh
M aanion Ono but princpal aud interest Will bo pay
abn nj any place deeg Ated by tho pnrohhstrs Ihey
will bo hau under tho prJvlaionB OF an act o. tno
and p,lned in vol Bg pages MA ana $40 0t tho uhio
IAws of ilgib II, A, CASSIDY,
nrp,l.td Clerk OF Board 0i Euucatlon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
shoRr SAYINGS.
1As News Of Tho Day Condensed for Hasty
HeadsTa


1hs News Of Tho Day Condensed for Hasty
HeAdsTa
Butler county Republicans met In con-
vention at Hamilton, o., and nominated q
full ticket
Ida Dngman, OF Seymour, Ind, aged
seventeen years took dose OF Rough ON
Rats, and died.
A fro In Cincinnati damaged tho Pioneer
Cooporags oompany'a building and stock q
the extent OF $4,000,
Another case growing out OF the assign
ment OF Ar ihbiseop Purcell has been filed
In the Ohio supreme court
John A, Jones, aged ninety years, died al
Prospect, o., from tho effects OF a paralytio
stroke received a short time ago,
James Morrill,, bridge carpenter on the
@. a. NJ, railroad, was instantly killed by a
fall from resIle uear Cambridge, o,
The annual basket meeting Of tho "old
folks" OF Clinton county o., takes place at
the fair grounds, Mililetown, September g.
At Emnenoe, KY, Ben Hardesty aged
sixteen, fell from a grapevine swing, break
ing his right wrist, leaving tho bones pro-
truding through tho flesh,
At Muncle, Ind, In a row, VIM. Collins
shot John Galbroath In the left broaat Gal.
breath shot four times Mt Collins and then
shot hlmiolf accidentally In tho Log Ho
will recover,
Dennis Bnrnaa, a railroad man from
Mitchell, Ind, was running hand car near
Loogooloe on tho Ohio g. Mississippi road
aud some rocks had been placed on tho track
which throw II on, causing both legs OF Mr..
Barnes 10 be broken,
Chas Kollengor, employed AZ tho Akron
Ohio Rubber works, was caught up by a
shaft and reyolved with II at terrible rata
His clothing finally gave way, and no was
thrown stark naked TO tho floor terribly
bruisol aud shattered,
At Rockford, H., Frank Belts, ton Year,
old, was apprehended while ondoayoring 10
pass a counterfeit half-dollar, II was found
that he had two hundred more Spuroui
pieces, aud 10 II questions he replied that
he had found them, The matter will 10
looked into by the authorities,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Attachment Notice.

Henri Dooty. pIaintn Before Jacob i,chmachten
ssuu,, ,sI', s p,,ouo, 81 s..rs X CO.. or or ''"''''
i, d Inn, IN ,aued an o,der Of attachment IN thu
Above soo, for IN, aum Of etu ~ dent and fiB ihe
IiobAbw costs. said action y .dicnrsh 70 otsooc'
ioh. Ilss, u oas psiock VI M. 70, nny n,r.ius cv
ssD<DM hkAkh bpVhNs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
ARTICLE III

accton l. Tho executive department shall consist Of
q gOyuriGr lieutenant governor, secretary OF STATE,
auditor " state treasurer VI STATE, hnd An attorney
general, Nhn shall be elected uh fhh rlNf IuhabAi
Ip M TIiH YtRhf MONpAI IN NOVEMBER, by the elrc
lOla VI thn state And NJ tho pAotb " voting Tor mem
tiers 0f the central assembly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Quotations Of tho stock, Produce aud Cat
tle Markets, Aug, Ii.
NEw YoaS, Money ~ por cent, Exchange
quiet Governments nnn
Currency siroL la4 bl fouri, coupons, laah
hid; fourand'ahalis il8 bid,
The stock exchange did not open unul II
O'Clock this morrJng. First prco, wcro from u
to "a per cent lower shan tho ololng quotations
lAIIrlnN Iln murlnI N fnNnIIIh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
ARTICLE IL

Section q aenA,mu aud representatives shall be
eleooi bcnniAly BY the electors OF tue frepeollte
o0aniioa or dsfiola OK fnH VlRur TUESDAY AgtkR Tnn
IIRAT MONDAY N kOyKMnkni their To- m OF Moo shall
oOumrnor On tho Ht dag Of January noIt thereafter
and ontinuD Two IoArh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
A IlacIue Shall,

BosToN, Sept l,-Edward llonlan has
writton RuldocK, tho Boston boat builder,
requesting him 10 90 10 work at once on his
racing sb0ll ~ lao docs not know how soon he
will nnol A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution OF Ohio.
HI Fl BCTIO N s.
House Joint Resolution No, 81.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu'
tion OF the State.

In IT nKs0LyHp NJ Tim 0KsAnAL AhaHhnLI oI lun
HTATH on OHIO, That prupOhllIna 10 amend section
of article H. section " article ILL., ana section ~
Mllola o. Tho institution " the slAt of ONO hhA
ba hubmiltAd " tho electors VI u STATE on the second
tuesday o. October, A, u itsjb " read 40 iolowti
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Divorce Notice.

Frederick W. bush. whoae resldrnce ~ annoy
IA inna count, Connecticut will take notice that ID IN
iu,sb hs wife has led IN thu Court " ommon Pleas,
Of inc ooun Of stark and Snte OF nv ner le,luon
be rnd Of gross neglect of duty She also prays for
the custody ot ths minor ohild, a., -. -, -,
sald pction viii be lor ho,rug ~ tho nent term OF
Common os ourl, n paii county, No 20 M atlrr
~, ~ frnu, and alter publIcatlUn " this notice 10
said Court will hear no mo-. n,nn pusn
neptBLw by b' ~ rAoei' "'' hu'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-03
Executors Notice.

uooe IA bercby a,ven that tho underuansd haa been
duly appo,nted and qualified lnecutor o. ho .gtae
AZ xWssrn nennins late Of utatk county ohio DEC a.
sspa AZ 0KtnHk W HENNlN0.