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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
OLD-TIME DEMoonATs.


Accidentally examining the roster OF
lhe OHIO House OF Representative Of
1888, we were led by the recent death Of
the venerable John M. jenkins. OF Co.
lnmbiana county, 10 note the fact that
there are now but two gentlemen alive
who served with Mr., Jenkins In l838-39
and they are Hon, James j. FaraD, of
Cincinnati, and Hon, John W. Andrews,
OF Franklin.
Mr. Faran was Speaker OF the House
In lB3Y-30. He resides In Cincinnati,
and, although retired from any promi.
nent participation In public affairs,
Keeps up hls Interest In the pas'iog
evsntsof the times. ae oil who meet him
soon learn. Mr.. Faran OcC cCaslOnally vlfits
nis son in.law, Mr.. j. T. Wann, gem
tleman OF this city connected with the
Bee line railway. Mr.. Faran is q re-
maThably preserved gentleman, physi.
cally aud mentally, bearing the same
state " air and digniaed dem amor which
distiDgui he'd him In the active days Of
his political life.
John Brongh and Seabury Ford were
In the Houae during the same session,
and David Tod In the Senate, each sub.
sfquently becoming Governor Of the
State ,..U
The sobrlquet of Governor" was ap
piled to the member from Columblana,
Mr.. jenkins. In sp0rtiye mood by Col
onel jams Allen OF the Columbus Jour
nal, In 1889, and stuck TO him until
his death, which occurred q few days
since. "60yeTn0i" Jenkins was a hearty
gruh old gentleman, and retained hls
popularity with his fellow -citizens as
long as he liyet,-[Plain Dealer.
Colonel James Allen was a Canton
man; learned the art typographical In
the old Repository Office, In the early
days. He was man Of readlng; cap.
able and accomplished writer, and
genial gentleman. He edited the Gin
clnnati Republican In the '30's during
Jackson's administration. In 1885 or
SO he took company to Texas TO 1ght
Mex co; missed the battle OF San Ja.
cinto, being away on other service; edi-
ted the State Journal at Columbus In
lS40; got position at Washington from
President Tyler; lived In Canton several
years prior to going to California In
lSao or 1860, and died there some years
ago. His wife was an older sister OF
Nrl, Lester, and their Oldest daughter
Is Mrs. 8. j. Miller OF Cleveland. .'
7 The writer hereof also 10 acquainted
with Hon. James j. Faran. who was for
years editor Of the Cincinnati Enqulrer.
and has frequently Visited his sanctum.
Mr.. Faran served a term or two In Con-
grees. He has ever been one Of the
true and tried.i ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
TELRPHosn MONOPOLY.

A subcommittee Of tho asssachu
sets Legislature has bsen examining
the books Of the American Bell Tele-
phone Company. at Boston, pending ac.
tion upon several bills affecting the
corporation. The report. which has
just been made, contains information
which will surprise telephone users. II
will show that the cost to the Bell Com
pany Of the ordinary rubber hand teIe.
phone is $l,62, and Of the transmitter,
8l,80; total, &S,42. The average rental
chargA by the Bell Company OF the sub
companies 10 ~ per year each for the
hand telephones and the transmitters or
more than four times the original COST
The net earnings Of the Bell Telephone
Company for the year ending March lst,
1885, were sl,7l0892 90, and the COM
pany, according to the statement Of its
officers to the committee, could have
paid II per cent. dividend on its pres.
ent stock. The company now owns
$3.50. 1926 telephones, Of which 2,442 are
In Massachusetts,. The company re.
ceiyed for rentala during the year end
Ing March lat. 81, ,969, ,442N
The company owns stock In local tele-
phone companies. which is carried on its
books at $22.Ol5. .b7S,36, II is impossible
TO get at the real value Of these stocks.
They are not carried on the books at &C.
tual coat. Stock received for the fran.
chise 10 carried at par, while stock pur.
chased above par is reduced TO par. All
other purchases Of stock are carried at
cost. These stocks are not at present
worth the sum at which they appear on
the company's books. The company has
received on these stocks In dividends
si,02i, ,730e8
\. II is understood that q majority Of
the Legislative Committee will report
adversely on the questions Of State su-
perylsion Of telephone services and
rates, and that the Bell Company will
probably receive authority to increase
Ito capital stock TO the $4,000. 900 asked.
The most expensive lobby that has oper-
ated upon the members OF the LeglsIa-
ture for many years 10 working In the
Interest Of the Boil Company and II looks
as though the majority report Of the
committee will bo successfully engi.
neered through both branches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
TUsN THE nAsoALs OUT.

From the following uDprejudicet
Trustworthy statement II would seen
Mr. John Roach was fully justified In
making his visit 10 Ohio just previous h
the October election last year, and II h,
and Dudley had been able to secure al
old.time majority for the Republican
State ticket the effect might have beer
| to carry New York for Blaine and thu
make him President; and then with
Blaine's man as Secretary there would
have been no difficulty about taking and
paying for the Dolphin.
"The Dolphin has not only broken
down again, but she has broken badly,
The Overheatlng OF tho crank pin wae
due 10 defective workmanship, and
especially 70 rough castings. The snip
10 badly constructed, and Ia deemed by
competent officers 10 DO uneeaworlhy
Sre 10 very weak amldships, and when
abe 10 running at her beat speed her
decks shake and her bow and stern rise
aud fall With the featlng OF the ma,
chlnery. The officers who Inspected her
would not like 10 20 10 sea In her Aa
one OF them said. She would be In
dsnger Of breaking In two IN tho mid.
Gls.' Her journals cannot help getting
hot Although the Advisory Board re
ported that no, u drop OF water wae
poured on them during the second trial
rip, 10 Ia not known that whenever the
back Of tho inspecting engineer was
turned her Journals were flooded with
water.
During tho recent trip surrtptitIous
br .se pipe poured water on them con.
etantly aud yet II 10 said that the Dol.
phin is q better vessel than any OF the
cruisera The investigation thus far
made abundantly indicates the refusal
OF the Democratic House OF Representa-
lives 10 give Mr.. Chandler any more
money 10 squander on John Roach, Al,
though the law providing for the Dol.
pbin calls for n IL knot vessel, sea speed.
the vessel cannot poesibly do more than
10 knots whom she has her armament on
board, and, Notwithstanding the 70.
| quiromenta Of eea apeeed, Chandler aud
Tho Advisory Board mnde q regulation
which permitted Mr.. Roach 10 have the
trial In tho amooth waters OF the Sound.
II Washington letter, I'D. ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
SUNSET cox AND THE BUTCHER.

~ will say that am getting old and
avaricions, and | want 10 make my book
a success and make money by IT, IdOn't
care 10 stay In Congress, for II will re-.
quire much work, especially with o
Democratic administration. The Prosl-
dent has told me that he will give me
plenty OF time TO finish my work here
and aeSort matters before 20 TO Turkey,
and this Ia particularly kind and
thoughtful of him. / will probably
leave about the first Of June. There is
no special need of me there now, and
none especially for o Minister, except In
case OF q war, when l will have 10 be on
hand to protect our shipa, on account OF
our neutrality. This will be a delicate
job, but | have had experience In these
matters In Congress, and feel capable Of
handling IT, Meanwhile, l will devote
myself 10 my book. About my successor
| cannot say. You sec, the majority OF
candidates are chary OF coming Into the
field because the first one Ia jumped up
on. know OF one who would be elected,
but do not care 10 give his name. Ny
district IL q peculiar one. When l was
lirst elected from New York | ran
against man named Starr. He was
butcher, aud had got himself In bad re-
pute-he had contracts or something
and his meat was bad, and beat him by
1900 votes, and they told him no ought
10 have known that STAIRS came after
Sunset" and Mr.. Cox went out OF the
White House door laughing heartily
[ Newspaper Interview.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

WE congratulate tho Administration
md our noble friend, Hon. Zoe Poo"
Of Cleveland, on his appointment as
appraiser Of merchandise at that port at
D salary OF 5000 . yoar. II wag IN.
nounced some days ago that q nophow
Of tho President living In the city OF
Cleveland, would be appointed appraiser,
Mr.. Poo has been Q faithful Democrat;
has been elected several timos 10 the
Legislature, and has asgisted 10 eleet
three Democratic United States Bsnn.
tors. Thurman, pondlcton and Payne.
He will be honest and faithful In tho
discharge Of his duties. yii lo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

ACCORDING 10 the New York estimates,
tho home consumption Qncluding seed)
Of the wheat crop Of 1884 will amount
10 826. 10000 bushels and the exports 10
about i40000,000 bushels. This 10 O
total OF 465 0O0.0 900 bushels ont Of a crop
OF bl3.000.000 bushels. On these pro.
dlcates the reserve left In and out OF
sight In the United States will be In
creased by 50.00O,000 bushels as COM
pared with that held at the last harvest
The present crop indications are yari-
ously estimated at 9Oo,0O0,OOO TO o75,-
100000 bushels. Adding the estimated
oyerplus, the next trade years supply
will DO 400 900 to 100000 bushels
against 573000,000 bushels In the cur
rent year. II home consumption be the
same 40 that estimated for the current
year aud the same contingent be taken
for export, the requirements will bo
465. 100000 bushels, or a quantity 65,-
100000 greater than the minimum and
100000 less than the maximum esti-
mate, but II is obvious the exports next
year will not exceed those OF the current
year by agood many millions OF bushels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

banks are constantly starting when the
National bonds outstanding will all be
called In within the next seventeen
years. The banks need not give up their
bonds under a Treasury call, but inter-
est ceases with the call, and woul
doubtless lead them to close up their
business by a surrender Of their bonds
for redemption. Most Of the new banks
have capital not exceeding lfty thou
sand dollars, This would indicate that
localities ara being furnished with
banks which never possessed banking
privileges before.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

This 10 going tobc A. oiI yesr. No
political bocnig for "Plumed Knights"
or "Reform" will hcip keep up the
hcAltb and strength OF Tho vast multi
tudm wboae faith Ia pinned on tho glow
Ing party promises Of election yean
NultIiudesof suoh will need n reliable
tonic 10 toni. up the systcpi, Apurlfer 20
work OF the bad blood, and sure reme-
dy for lame backs, rheumatism, billions
nsss, slo. Buoh aEemedy 10 Kidney. Wort.
has long stood ~ tho head Of The list
Of kidney remedies and II rcceiysa tho
hghsst psaise fruM al that uss n ul
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

Tho prevailing opinion regarding Tho
girl Of the period Ia unjust. A few do.
cadee back she wove, spun, SO, Theeo
things have Riven way 20 modern ma
chinery. ShS has higher planes, ismore
Of On ornament, whom Ia health. ehe 10
beautiful. She takeg DR., Joneg Red
Glover Tonic. which ,cloaru tho complex.
ion, drives away pimpleH and cures all
diaeasog OF tho stomaoh. liver and hid.
neyu Dccnts. o. Dnrhin, Wright 4 20
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

Ono Republicans are getting up On
interesting facAonal nght, In which the
Ambitions Of John Sherman and Charley
Fostor are thcprominont,f t,factore. Foeter
would like 10 succeed Sherman In the
Senate, whilo tho lattvr dosircs ro.elco-
tIon No a stepping gtone 10 tho RopublII
can nomination for President In 1888. :. T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
.o.nsIs Springs

Among spring preparations, do nos
neglect that w6lc6 ii most Important
winter the blood Abstrbe many impuril
iice, which. II not expelled, are liable
10 break out 10 scrofula or other disease.
The best spring medicine Ia Hoods Bar-
saparilla. II expela every impurity
from the blood. and givee strength 70,
eveIy function OF tho body. Soldby al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

THKnr 10 evidently straight forward
business In President Cleveland and his
Cabinet Slowly but surely the Repub-
lican 'rascals. are going aud their
piAcse being nllcd BY honest Democrats.
Occasionally . Democratic "fascal.
cotncs 10 The front. bat as soon aa he 10
found out he also has 10 takc q walk.
a. 10 tho case Of Meicre who wished 10
be Conpnl tolNagasaki, hH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Notice to Contractors.

e,scd proposals viii be rcccivsa !, tho ono, Or ths
CesE II JuAaf pfcen tovnship IN Deacp Cj, ptsfk
ccnniy, dpp, until ~ ededk npcp On t1s oh nay ef
uchoc ioss on e school HOUSE Hrounds ID slib dis
trict No TO- In said townahip according 70 plans and
specifications on die IN pnid once BIDS must b mAde
M tripoaslbk ha WI % aocepted and the Board
mag reject ali bids
" order Of tho board q Mducsilcn.
\ MAsiiLAiscQisn, bua 'Siss Il .ia hoard v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Legal Notice.

\ Tho unhnown heirs and dovisscs Of John usine~, Do
ccfepd aud the upkpoyp beiy and ds,irrcs m isoot
,s nscss.ss NJ, s.ls naucs sh, g k pph
os psas tIcaIa sl, iIi % coun,s ohI. Y
tho Ahove named parties % defendants, STATING that
@ t'9S ~ Ssas1 So a@ ags,sa s H,
una rss bus tiss SSfshasnh bsls ~ ~ ' fishs
II % asS ssI prSuS U snd ~. a.cnaaa oosa so
IA IA eis, ss W. ~ aSIs'sd s .ss'ss JAW
tsnded clAim and upon ther failure % 70 DO that II bs
yaS spstsS Z S'ssss sssss, .s,d pstiaca
" y" sys .I5v8 yups, Lops. sud rp
ilt illr l. phwAItp lhdFFMAN ana EIaEAIlri1I
W. loIi1qu SMITH CynrnnsA COOK and HkMA
OiiEMENN. plklntina NiolI
maqiLw) s soil " nls hI.INuIl, thsir At,orpess.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
4 Notice to Contractors.

Scaled proposals viii 30 revived until one osscs D
M Saturday June 0th, ttb II the ofce Of ths Oiefh
% Canton rownship for tho building u school house
u ssp sss1ct He N, Canton rowpship ptEk COUNTY,
cless A!ss gids III lhs pficbase pi vs ela ycboci
hcuse md 10y y ssd gubdiszict No II The bda 10
~. ssis.r osss 'S SSSsa e s, E 6s,e. ro.,,,
rsssrvss w ishs V rsisCs nv = ~ bldsL
l,u.sa-nnlllps tnlAI,I.s " pinIIoHp n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Legal Notice.

MAT Asspppiicn, yesss p,sSs IA .ssianos, Y IN
bcr 1854 nsapstn Ne1heaa4 hen kef itioo N M
S:sIs S:ss .s:!S :ssI|
~ t s'sss sS .s. 4 ss.p:. "a AZ S.ss sS9y.
required 70 Answct on or before the tth dy of july
lsn OF decsvs viii be taken n prycd for m ssid peu
p'a 'i',Be tN6sss u, oNfTrSvsus 3s, w. Rs u
/. NAV IN. ieeoNLN, VI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

For twenty-five years was afflicted
with ostsrrh. For two months ata time
connnsd 70 my room, tried Blyl
Cream Balm, from tho flrst I found 10
lipf. u 10 the best remedy over tried,
NJ. q Matthew'S, Justice Of the Pcsce,
AhsnAndoAh, Iowa, M 7e n NJ Fii
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

BY Tho end OF this nscaI year .hero
will be not less than three thousand
National Banks in existence. and Tress.
ufy sfnsisls wonder why II u that new
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Dissolution Notice.

Motto. !. hssss sivsp shas Ne pasnerhp h,setc
: smith, vss dsciwd April ~ poih, % isS l 4 ~ imi,h
hns Iclrsd nom tho business which Mr.. KsSpcs will
eeutilae q W ~ sssd, No M Nshspins sicsp Ali
7I L.I,l. ..Iolial5o T{ ISl'i7 5rhi Rs9syA
i0-~'tsv Non llgii olliW l1ala sAxirn, M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

poD,, Nan, :, !, sarf county S;.. Common fic~
h0n'' h'oh ~h Court
By yirue Of an order Of aAle Issued by tho clor Of
tho court OF Common Pem OF stark county, Ohio In
tho above action and 70 me directed will offor for
aAle public outcry at tho door Of tho court house. In
'no "V @oeo'on'on itltUftiulu. T
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, 1885
tho following described real estate suAtc In t,tA,t
county, ohio, towtti Ono hundred ana forty eight
ll4b leo ont and rehr OF tho west end u lUt nun.
berod twenty-five hundred ana fortJsoynn (32i7O In
Hiram " Wlsos addition 10 tho oity Of Canton staru
oouny, Ohio Also fp lb0) foet front and roar on the
caat QUO q lot numbcr twenytw hundred and forty.
bowen lold number e6aB) in Hiram H. wses addition
y 4c niy % Canton, " sAid county, Aao lots mum
ber and IN Huntington iro addition to tho oiiy al
canton in SAID stark county, Ohio. tho same bona
numbered lUb1 and iDs7 on the pfcaont plat OF aAld
civ Also part o. Jog number 1884 In tho olu or Can
ton. bark County, Ohio Inc hhmc DcinK n feog on mo
addition TO tho SAID city ofcAntonl
las foot front and rear on wca spd Of lot eoi7 Ap
90 iest from and rear on tho CA, end Of 10, aagy Ap
Lcts No 1859 and ios7 appraised NJ tiibo uI
PArt " lot a2lA appraised NJ 500 l-'r. ...., ,I
ualo 70 oommmoe ~ one Vulock D. m. Twms, ono.
third cAah and tho balance IN onp and two cuuel an
nA paymonfn, with lntsrs from dAy of nnle eocursd
~ morigauo on tho prcmiboa cold fH'
'fVtlAAN'' '.F JAMES Ike. snutn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28

Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of Ohio.

Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of Ohio.
H T. FL G TT T 9 N s.
House Joint Resolution No. o.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amend dments to Article Two.
Three. and Ten Of the CoDstitu-
tion Of the State. ~ v
IN IT AzsoLym bi rm axsIRLL AssnpLa oy InH
BIArn op Onlo, fhAt pfopolitilns 20 amend beotio
Of hktnle IL section of article ILL., and section OF
b submitted % ths seciors o. h bais On ihs sscona
Tuesday Of ootobn. A. II 1880, 10 road ~ followsi
vf ARTICLE H. a.-
Section a aenaton and representatives nhAll be
eleoted bienniAy b. ihe eleol0s Of the rspootiye
oounlie. or districts ON THA yinAT TUmDAI LvfhR TH
Commences on ihs INST daJ Of January nszi i6sseaisr
ana continue TWO yeArA H'.lN
.I ARTICLE nj. .l.
section l. Tho executive department tha CONSIST Of
Q governor lkutenantaOvornor secretary OF state,
auditor Of state treasurer Of state tnd an attorney
AIiHh run yIhar MONDAY IN N0yKMBna, b. the slec
tors OF tho STATE and At tho plaota Of voting for nom
bars OF The general assembly
ARTICLE 4
Section q County ofaoep shah be elected ON TIM
msr I'm TqsspM ss ayIna ral yinsr MONDAY y Noyrh
snd Tor such torn not exceeding thrs Jearp. As maj
FORM OF BALLOT
Al such election. tho voters In favor of the adoption
o The .mondment 20 section two Of article two. shAl
have placed upon their b1llotA the won Amendment
70 scon two Of article two OF tho conhutuen-Ytsi"
and hoso who do not favor The pon OF such amend
Amendment 10 section two d article Two Of tho const
,ulion-No," Those who favor tho adoption Of the
amendment 70 socton ono Of htc. three Of the oonhi
tu0n, shall hAvu placed upon their ballots tho w0rA
amendment V SEXTON one OF article three Of the con
hltuiion 10 " and thoao who do not iavT the Adop
uen Q snoli hnendment shall have placed upon thelI
tbreo pf the Constitution Those who favor Ihe
adop!ipn OF no amendment 10 Dection two Of article
en q ne eopslnlion shall have pliced upon lheir
ballots tho wofup. "Amendment 10 section two OF Ar
uole Ten o. tho ophhiituuon-Yos,n AND those VINO DO
DOT favor tho adoption OF such amendment shall have
plAocn upon heir ballots the wordh 'Amet dment 70
tciion two oi nrticle ten OF tho oonatitulion-ko"
a A. n MARSH.
Speaker Of tho Houie Of Representative
.NN JOHN a. WAHWtCK,
- freaidnni Of the BenAts
UNITED 8TATn os AMKRcL, ONO,
0UIm on rnr sncRHTAnI 0y 8rkfnl
l. JAMHs g. nonIKenN, seoroiAJ Of ptAte Of tho state
Of Ohio. do oiehy cfrfy that Tho foregoing Ia true
corr Of Joint RESOLUTION adopted by tho aoneral As
semby of tho STATE 81 Ohio on the 18th day OF March
1890 taken ffnin tho original rolls nled In thh ooo.
N TuuIh0An Wnknnov. hAro hnreuno aubaoribed
~ mg hAme, and Aflxud my oincinl seal
(SnAi-) .tQplnnbus. Tho 1bth day OF March
~ IN -W JAMES 9, ROBINSON,
apST'h aanretar of etais
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Saturday, the 18Th day OF June, 1886

tho following dosedbcd roel osiato nituAts
IN said county to.vtl L0a numbers nftocn Ub)
cast hat o. nineicon 0)l lots ttuAto III KAa Louis
ullv "a tho road leading from Louivlllo 70 Harris
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
ID T. R Q r. Q N s.
House Joint Resolution No. o.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two.
Three. and Ten Of the Constitu-
tion OF the State. ~ y

IN II nzsoLyxp bI rm 0MIRlL ASSEMBLY oy IHH
BfAfn 0v OnI0, That pr0poaitlns 20 amend heoii0I
Of Aktine IL sooon 0f Article III, and section OF
article os the constitution Of tho STATE Of Ohio Aha
Tuesday Of October. A. u 1880, 70 road a followsi
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ARTICLE L

Section y County yfices shall be elected ON TIM
first TUESDAY Arrnh THE yIsBr MONDAY IN kovEh'
ma, by tho elect0n OF zach county, IN lueh manner
aud for such torm not exceeding ihts yeaIa a. maj
bo pi ioyidod by law. |., IIT'' "T "T'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
Sheriff Sale

Dy vr,uo Of an order Of aAle lcd BY the uerk Of IN
court OF common pleas Of HtArt county, Ohio, IN TN
above action. and 10 mo directed Will o for aAle
public outy nj tho door Of Tho court houAe In tho oll
OF Canton, stark county. Ohio. on N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
ARTICLE m

section I. Tho executive department thAl CONSIST Of
governor, lieutenant governor socretAIy OF state,
auditor of ataio treasurer OF state hnd AN attorney
general, who shall be elected ON ThH VRsT TumDLi
UiHh fnn IIhar MONDAY IN N0yndBna, b. the elec
lo OF tho sAte And Al tho plaoea Of voting for nom
bou OF the general assembly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
ARTICLE II.

Section a Benatou and representatives shall be
elected biennAly b. ihe seol0rs OF the respective
oounias or districts ON TnA yinAT TUmDAI Lvfhn fIiH
yihnT MONDAY IN N0vHhnnRI their tenn OF moo ahall
oommenoe on tho ist dA Of January next thereafter,
and continue two yeAra. ~ y T'T'T'
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LRaAL.
Sheriff Sale.

David Rank Order Of sale, In Partition,
y. y.M STARK county Common Pleas
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-19
Original Royal MariOnettes.

Prof. Zera Semon and Bells Origi-
nal Royal Marionettes will appear
here at Masonic Hall on Monday and
Tuesday nights next, and this will be
the only time in the history of this
combination that they have consented
to play at such low prices, as will be
seen by the advertisement elsewhere.
The following is from the Philadel
phia Record ''The Arch Street
Opera House was tested to its almost
capacity on the occasion of Prof. Zera
SemoD's combination. The Prof. in
troduced tricks that showed quickness
superior to eyesight. He not only
amazed people but also sent the little
ones home happy in possession Of
toys and candies, which he took out
OF an empty silk hat. Besides, the
Prof. introduced to Philadelphia
audience Bells Original Royal Ma
rionettes. The scenery they used il
something grand. The dancing dis
locating skeleton, which is introduced
in the minstrel scene is not only most
comical but is a. marvellous piece Oi
mechanism. - q
These two great combinations are
under the manaSement of Mr.. j. MI.
Hill, which is q guarantee that they
are first-class in every particular -
Though Mr.. Hill is under great ex-
pense for these two combinations, be
viii only charge the small admission
Of % cents. Reserved seats 10 cents
extra, for sale at Rullman's Drug
Store.