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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

ONE moro Democratic vote In each OF
the precincts In Montgomery, preblo and
Hardin counties would have defeated
John Sherman for the Senate. II re-
qulred only lltty.seyen In Montgomery
and preble 10 defeat Kemp for the SEN
ate, and thirteen In Hardin county TO
have defeated the Republican Represen.
tatiye from that county, In other words
seventy more d Dlmocratlc votes In these
counties would have elected u Demo.
cratic United States Senator, This sug.
gests that John Sherman succeeds upon
u very marrow majority--a mai ,rity Of
alxty eight In u total vote Of more than
100000, II Ia less than the one hundredth
part Of per cent, II IL lesa than ,000i
OF the total vote. These figures are
astonishing, but true,-[Dayton Demo.
Crat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
THE SNYDER SUIT
Against tho city for $4,000 Damages for
Personal Injuries.

Against tho city Tor $4,000 Damages for
Personal Injuries,
The suit Of OK r preventative 4, G.,
Snyder, of this city, against the city for
$4,000 DAMAGES for personal inj lries
sustained, which IL now before the Com.
mon Plea Court, Was caused by an acci
dent, which Is detailed In the following
Item, repu6llshed from the DEMOCRAT OF
October 10th, 1883;
MR., T, Q, SNYDER MEETS WITH A sMAsHuP
Mr.. T, G, Snyder, Of this city, met with
q very serious accident on Friday even
Ing last, October 9th. 1889 He was 70.
turning from 0snaburg, where he had
delivered u speech that evening, accom-
panied by Mr, Il. q. MOssgrOye, and
while driving along South Plum near
Ninth, the buggy came In contact wi N
u large pile OF sand, which overturned
II, throwing both gentlemen out. MIR,
Snyder suffered dlslOcation Of the hip
and was assisted TO the residence OF Mr..
j j. Parker, close by, by DR.. ". p. Nor.
row and MI. Alvin Douds, who happened
opportunely along at that moment,
after which he was renoyed TO his room
IN North Poplar street, where he was
ei}cu medical aid, MIR, Moss rove had
two il0gere OF his left hand dlslocated
and was otherwise badly shaken up.
A building In belng erected ut the
place where The accident occurred, and
The pile Of sand which capsized the
buggy stood In front OF II, The night
was very dark, and no precautionary
light was displayed to warn travellers Of
danger
By reason OF this accident Mr. Snyder
had his hip Joint dlslocated and was
made cripple for life, and being a
iass with him, ,yyvS cTnleS or eaSa NJ HV ia h,s
constant companion and sometimes no
Is obliged to u4e both. The case ls ~.
tracting much Interest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
VHINOIII,
THE PRESIDENTS Q
ELMlRA, N, Y, No'
A POISONED RAT
bites Arthur Crlsa aud Causes His Death
by Blood Poisoning,

bites Arthur Crlup aud Causes His Death
by Blood Poisoning,
Some time ago Arthur Crlss, llftoen
years old, son Of Mr. Hugh A, Criss, em.
ployed laet summer ~ engineer OF the
Lakeside Railway dummy engine, aud
living at 293 East Tuscarawas street,
was bitten by u rat which was dyiGg OF
u dose Of Rough on Rats, The boy got
seriously III, but recovered, experienc
ing, however, several times after, at
tacks OF Ats,
Friday young Criss became suddenly
III, the old malady showing Itself, He
suffered all day, and laet night death
resulted from blood poisoning, oil the
symptoms Of that disease being deyel.
oped, The body Of the rat which bit the
boy was impreg ated with the poison
and In biting him tho saliva OF the rat
injected the poison into the boys blood
thus causing his death Friday night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

William Graf, Canton boy, and son
OF Mr. II. p Graf, tho well known gro.
ceryman on the Public Square, Ia auc.
ceeding admirably In the west, where
he emigrated to some few years since
Mr. Graf, Sr, has just received dis.
patch from hle son imparting tho cheer
ful news that william has been elected
as Democrat. Treasurer OF San Juar
county, Colorado, by IN overwhelming
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

The Klng Of Roumanla, Karl l., has
ordered the mobilization OF the RoumAn,
ian army, 10 M TO be prepared for war
and be on hand AhOuld there be any
1pOils TO divide. King Karl, who, Al the
time OF HIS election asrnler OF ROumanIa,
waa known IN Prince Karl, waa croWne cd
klng March 27th, 1881, The first ruler
OF ROumanla was Colonel Coma, who
had been elected Lord OF WallGchla and
Moldayla In 1850, and who assumed the
government under the title VI Prince
Alexander John |, The revolution o,
1865, however, forced him TO abdlcate
and led TO thu election Of TN present Ia.
cumbeht ROnmtnll comprlsea the
prlpclpalitles Of MOldayla and Wallachia
aud has an area OF iS,272 square mlles,
In bounded on the north aud west b2
Aus ria, on the east by Russia aud on the
south by Bulgaria. The latter STATE is
now In u state Of excitement on account
OF the Roumclian annexation The
principal city OF Roumania |. Bucharest,
which has q population Of g22 0O0 The
total p0pnl alton OF the district IL $500
600, who, aim IT without exception, be,
long to the Oriental faith. The prIncl,
pal agricultural products ara wheat,
maize, rye, barley, oats, mlllet and TO-
bhcco. Toe grapes grown in The district
ure excellent, and the wines are cele.
brited for their exquisite Il YOr, The
exports consist main y Of raw materials;
he imports, on the contrary Nre largely
VI Manufactured articles aud objects Of
luxury. The union Of the prlncip pllltle4
Of Wallachid and Moldaya WAS pro
claimed December 23 1861 aud the
present name was then gwen to the
united proyIacea Legiyla I've power IL
exercised by Senate and Chamber Of
Deputies, both Of which are elective.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

mNjlrity, over an influential Repuhll'
eau opponent, who had served two terms
Ia the office and was running for third
term, The county IN very strongly Re.
publ AN, which makes the success Of
young Mr., Graf doubly gratifying, The
DEMOCRAT extends ita congratulations
10 Air. Graf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

REV. HARRIS PECK, OF Pavilion, N, Y,
says: II was troubled with Malaria,
Bowel Difficulty and aleepless nights,
which found was wearing me out.
After taking Aromatic Wine two days |
realized great relief sleeping we'll and
otherwise feeling like o new man, |
cheerfully recommend II to suffering
humanity"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Tho best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblaine, corns,
and oil skin oruptiOne, and positively
cures pllep, or no pay required. II Ia
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Durbin, Wri ght Il Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

REV W, FISK REoUA, OF Aurora, ILL.,,
says: II have used Gllmore's Aromatic
Wine aud lind II an excellent household
remedy that none ought to do without,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Ir Gen. W. T, sherman could be ster.
eotyped aud worked of In octave form,
we would have the most complete his
tory OF the United States elnce the war,
--[Chlcago News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
LnuAL.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Tho following accounts having been ned In tho Pro
OF ohio, will DO for hearing examination and passage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

GlLMoRE's AROMATIC 10 u great sue.
cess, therefore we challenge the world
TO produce ite equal az restorative for
women.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12


Saturday, November 28th, 1885,
at one o'clock In the afternoon upon the promises tho
following described real estate situate IN Pike township
STARK county, OHIO, t0wti All Of the southwest quar-
tor O section 49, IN township and range H. containing
100 and 40 100 aorea more less Excepting there
from 80 and i3lO0 acres on Of tho south Side OF said
quarter seolOn leaving 100 acres Of said iater SEC
ton which IN apnrA sed NJ 1900 and 10 DO sold iIee
Of the dover oatAts therein Of May Young, widow Of
Daniel Young do aAed, sad lani Ii well watofod /
has good farm buildings on II, good orchards, aud ID
situate IN good community,
Also the following described tract or parcel Of said
quarter seclo being tho exception referred TO- tow u
Begnnlns NJ stone on the southwest corner Of SAID
quarter aoeiOn thence north with the west line 0f said
quarter t0tn Grains N alakei thence east parallel
With the south llne OF said quarter forty chains ani
lhlriythree links 10 stone IN the east llno Of said
quarter thence south iltorn ohalna 10 stone on the
southeast cor o. 0 said quartof thence west with the
south ne Of said quarter forty chains And thirty lhrie
links 10 tho plAoh OF beginnlng cOntAlnng 90 aud
ib 100 Hca subject " the dDwer estate therln VI the
said Mary Young, willow OF Daniel Young, d0co iBed
SAID 90 And 40 100 aoea being appraised NJ VI 800
Subject 10 said dover estate therein
Terms Of aale-O ethlrd IN hand, one third IN one
year ana One third In two years fOm day 0f aale, with
INTEREST," the deferred payments 10 DO secured by mort
IA, upon the prom aea sold
LEONARD STANDS,
Administrator VI the estate VI daniel
Young deceased,
By MONG N NCCARfY, his Attya OCt2O CIV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
LEaAL.
Times OF HOLDING
Common P|eas Court
FOR THE YEAR 1886,
In THE
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF OHIO.
THE STATE or ONO, 49,
10 tho Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas, OF
the County OF Stark.

10 tho Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas, Of
the County OF Stark.
II HEREBY ORDERED That the SOW,
era terms OF tho court OF Common Pleas, for the rear
1888, shall DO held IN the several counties oompMlng
tho NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF tho STATE Of
OhIO commencing aa follows, 10 witt
In Carroll County, on January Goth, May
llth and October 4th,
In Stark County. on January 4!h, May
Bird and September goth.
In Columblana County, on February
10Th, May 3lst and October 18th,
In Mahonlng County, on Januar th
May 3fd and September 9th.
In Trumbull County, on February 9Th,
May 3lat and October 18th,
In Portage County, on January 4.h, May
3rd and September 9th.
In Lake County, on February 10Th, May
3Id and November 22d.
In Geauga County, on January llth
April 9th and October 25th.
In Ashtabula County, on January 18th,
April 9th and October 25th.
You will enter the foregoing orders on the Journal Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of your County and cause
the same 10 be published according 10 law Tor three
weeks
witness the signatures OF the Judges Of said District
at Warren, Ohll, this 2ith day OF october 1896,
LADAN g. SHERMAN
ANsON pEAaE,
JONATHAN II, WALLACE, ,,,avs
0EO. N, AHHkL 'Vp"h@
WM. r. SPEAR,
d. w. oANFlkLD
Oct2Odw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
ooYERSoE-ELECT HILL
Congratulnlea tho Party on Itu Victory nm,
Tells what II Means

| Cong tatulalon tho Party on Its Victory and
Tells What II Means.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Nov In his speech
TO his fellOw-t0wnsmen tonight, Gov
eTnor II said;
Even those who differ from mo In
their Views Of national politics Will par.
don me for speaking briefly at this time
a few words OF c0ngratulation to the
Democratic party Of the State and the
nation, That Victory means that the
great Empire State Of New York IN a
Democratic State under any and all cir.
cumstances IL means that the lnde.
pendent votes Of our State are not con.
trOlled by selt'app0lnt6d or hypocrlt.
lcal newspapers. II means that these
Independent voters have abandoned the
party OF hypocrisY aud sham, and have
effected u permanent alliance with
the Democratic party In the Interest
OF reform and good government,
II means that the people Orj weary OF
sectional strife and have no sympathy
with u party that seeks to obtain power
by keeping alive the dj lug embers OF
civil war. " means that capital and
labor shall receive eqpal protection un.
der the law, and that the Efforts OF the
worklngmen Of the State TO better their
condition ahall be aided by the neces-
sary legislation.
ia closing, desire once again TO
thank the people Of Elmira, without
distinction OF party, who 80 frequently
h0nored me In the past, for this re'
neWed ayidence of thaIT confidence and
esteem"
THE PRESIDENTS CONGRATULATIONS.
ELMlRA, N, " Nov d.-Goyernor Hill
has received the following:
WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov, 1, 1885,
ITO Hon. d, Il, HILL, Elmira F. have
jnst returned from Buffalo, and learned
tho result when near home, | heartily
congratulate you on your election,
GROVER CLEVELAND"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
NOTICE.

My wife, Bertha l. Trump, having loft my bed and
board Without Just cause or pf0yopatlun, hereby nyp
notice that Will not BIO responsible for any debts that
nhn mar cont not ip my naue .IIL .
Nov o, 1870 -1pdw JOHN A. TRUMP
xkUols. s.xxas.es..,S t. Z,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Divorce Notice.


bertha Enlngor, plnntli,
4 Va
Frederick Eninper Defendant }
Frederick Ellnuer, residence unknown. will TAX,
notice that on Tho mn day OF october, A, u tsNb
leriha Ennpef ned her petition IN tho Court OF Com
mon Pleas stark county, ohio, bolng oautO nunbo
aip9, praying divorce from said Frederick hilnge
ON tho ground Of wilful absence Tor more than tfe
years last past ANA that said rhso Will DO for hearing
on OF after December tith 1885, ..........
BERTHA ErFiNOEh
noyb Lw py wM a. piRno, her Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Saturday, the 9th day Of December, 1886

the following described real estate, situate IN stark
county ONO 10 witt Lot number ihlfiyfuur (8i), In
Keha SohOtA addition 10 Caution, onto the same
briis otherwise known ~ lot nuu bnf lilb IN tho tly
VI canton, ono Also lots number tne %, two (a),
three () four a. ami five (b) IN Bakers addition 10
Canton, ONO, tho same being Otherwise known m lots
nu ubcr l7i0 l7ii l7i2 and l7ii In tho city OF can'
ton, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
I0anpH FnHAHIl,

ATTORNEY AT LAw-oAAToNL Omo-0iioe IN har'
sepllb dAw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
saturday, November 28th, lse5,

In pursuance Of an order Of the Common Pleas Court
Ia and for stark county OHIO, will Offer for ae, al
public auction. on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.
j. O. n, RoYER.

mn J. q, n. RoYEi,
ATIOlltEY AT LAW-No, 40 North Market street
oantou, ONO. Counsel In both German aud English
UAug21 Bb'trdAW
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
Bc,ia.
November -. 50.
kdifOr Iferdid.

K,itOr Herald
Yesterday being Thanksgiving and
we Ike great many Americans lii
tie prone To dyspepiic moods, these
national holidays ordinarily depresses
IL somewhat.
We are To have three tobacco houses
in operation here this season. God
shaw, F0sterand Barnett AS purchasers
We are in hopes the scales may turn in
their favor this seasou,as all were 81 un-
fortunate, we learn, rs to have lost some
money on last years purchase.
The Marks place recently vacated 10y
the removal of Mr.. Geo. Spurrier, to
Whitesville. is To be occupied by MIR
Richard Barnett and family, in the
near future
The very sudden death Of Mr.. Joshua
Chapman was shock To the entire
community. a mOIe vigorous and
hale looking gentlemtu wa scare /,
known ia this section, aud the an
nouncement of his uitimrly demise
which occurred at D o'cluck last Friday
morning, was such great surprise that
the truth of il WAS hard to realize
Health of the community compara-
lively good AT this time.
Mr.. VIM. Spurrier of Whiiesville was
circulating here among his old friends
last Saturday and sunday.
Mrs Matilda Bennett is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
MARY ANN.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
STATE NEWS.

Hardin county has surplus of so, =
600 in the treasury, and don't know
what 10 do With il.
\ growers and shippers Association
has been organized by the farmers of
Ballard county.
\ rabbit of a light golden color, with
short ears and a head resembling that
of cat has been killed near Bowling
Green.
The Webster County Record, which
was suspended a year ago, has resumed
publication under the manag ement of
its old aud excellent editor, +. q. Bishop
Beverly Kelley, Coroner of Christian
county, is dead. He was the only col
ored man ever elected TO county office
in the State of Kentucky.
TIE Flemingsburg Times Democrat
teil- Of woman of Flemina county
who has given birth To triplets four
times in succession, all of them living
and healthy.
h. +. Sherman, of Ballard county.
worthy young man with both legs off
at the knees, IL announced as "A candi-
uatt !'i u"IhtVi'ei OF TIE lower mouse
of the next Legislature.
The Princeton Banner says that sew
eral of the most prominent men of the
county are at work in behalf of an
Agricultural Fair Company, and that
the chances are one will be organized
The historic home in the town of
Fairview, on the Todd county line, in
which Jefferson Davis was born, has
been bought by number Of Baptists of
that vicinity, with the purpose of build
ing a church on the lot next spring.
The penitentiary contains about four
hundred and seventy convicts at this
time. In round numbers seven hun
dred are employed outside of the walls,
principally in the mining districts.
The penitentiary waif belonging to
the Cation woman, Miss Josie Fritz
which first opened It's eyes inside the
prison wa IL, has progressed far enough
to place lively spell of collie on the
boards. Its squalls have the pitch of
two hundred pounds pressure to the
square inch.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02
Rock port.
November 80, 1850.

Nuyember 80, 1850.
Editor Herald:
II is said that IF there is one time
more than another when woman
should he alone, it is-when line of
clothes comes down in the mud How
ever, this has nothing to do with my
letter.
Mr. Robert Cummings, son of Jacob
Cummings formerly of this county, but
now of Waxahachie, Texas, arrived
here on visit the 25th inst. He is
greatly pleased with Texas. He and
his father, with their own labor have
made II 200 worth of cotton this year,
besides wheat, corn, and oats in ahund-
ance.
Mrs. W. r. Davis is very sick, aud
has been for several days. 1t is thought
her recovery is doubtful.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson of
Dyersburg, Tenn, are visiting relatives
here.
Prof. Stone is giving a series of les
sons in vocal music here.
Let the singing singers,
With vocal voices most vociierouS,
In sweet moderation out-Vociferlze,
Even sound itself"
The rabid dog of which MIR. Render
inquiries, was doubtless that of Mr. Joe
l.. II. Maddox. II was a large yellow
dny Of the apparent shepherd breed,
ana was bitten 10y the mad dog killed
neal McHenry. Ii left home about
the 10th ul'.
TEr Henderson papers say that ont Of
"A lot of 10000 slaves shipped FROM this
point, only were culled, this being 10y
far the -mt Attest per cenf. of culis ever
Known. These slaves were made hy
NJ +. G. Riley. who is still here max
Ing hoops for tobacco hogsheaiS.
SUUC~.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

A FEW weeks ago We published an
interview with a gentleman, which
the Leitchfeld Sunbeam boldly cop
led and inserted a. original matter
When we good humoredly reminded
our neighbor that we noticed his lit
tie theft, he got upon his little ear
and buzzed around like a blue bottle
fly with its leg caught in a drop of
molasses. and seemed terribly miiled
instead of taking the reminder with
good grace, but never denied the
theft. In its last issue the Sunbeam
copies an article from the HERALD.
and with an evident spirit of plagiar-
ism merely credits it to Exchange.
The inclination to do justice is very
small in some men.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

November Is, 1859.

ANpN' Aih'i -''s i'f'fl
Ed,for Herald:
The sad tidings of the sudden death
of the Vice President of the United
States sent IA thrill of sadness to the
heart of every true American citizen.
Truly his death is II National calamity
and the source of "A personal grief. II
matters not what may he our political
affiliations or our personal preferences,
all must acknowledge the superior
worth Of Thomas \. Hendricks aud all
true men will mourn his sudden de
mise rs "A National misfortune. But
few men, perhaps no other man in the
Union, had such a hold upon the alice
men. But few men, il any, stood 50
nearly without reproach. His life il
one instance where true native merit
coupled with genuine modesty and
Invested at inoIdiuate ambition, has
been recognized and appreciated. II il
to h. hoped that his place will be filled
10y man OF true patriotism, aud of
good sense and prudence, whatever
may Ice his politics.
The approaching session Of Congress
will he looked To with more than ordi-
nary interest, and the h gh and uni
versal esteem in which our own Car
| Isle il held, i matter of pride To
every Kentucky Democrat. His al
most universal eudors, ment to the
| high position OF Speaker of the Federal
| Congress, is II forrgone conclusion aud
speaks we'll tor Kentucky.
The candidates for county offices
d,0r people, and the probabilities are
that We will have full crop of patriots
willing aud anxious to sacrifice them
selves upon the altar of their country.
Truly, we are IJdtriOtic people
Since the assembling of the grand
| jury, our boys have been little sus-
picious of the approach of the officers OF
the law. However, we think our place
and vicinity have been very quiet and
orderly during the preceding six months
and We hope the same may be said in
the future.
Our tobacco men have begun To ride
through the country, and some crop,
nave been bought and soon the weed
will Ice hauled in, which will help I,
enliyen trade. Business has been very
good for some time. The coal mine'
have been having good run aud con
siderable money hos been put in cir
culaiion through the wages of tn,
miners We understand that Mr.
Elias Wilson drew over $50 cash Ur
last months wages. We know him t.
be good miner and a nice gentleman
Doubtless quite number of others iii.
a. we'll, whose names We did not hear
We regret To note the death of Ale>
Simpson, which occurred on the 2ls
inst, at McHenry. He was buried in
Beaver Dam Cemetery the following
day.
Mr.. l.. +. Barnard and family have
moved to this place from the Taylor
Mines. He will engage in the tobacco
business with Mr.. w. II. Blapkenship
Mr.. Noble Bean and wife are visiting
the family of their son, DIR. Bean.
Mrs. J. W. Tabor spent several day
in town last week visiting relatives.
The school at this place is progress
ing we'll.
Born, To the wife of Tommie Stevens
on the 26.h inst Il son, Tom Robertson
RURAL.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-12-02

The magnitude of the work which
Prohibitionists are endeavoring to
accomplish is evident from the extent
of the liquor trade. A comparing
statement of the number of proof
gallons of spirits rectified during the
year ended April 30, 1885, shows
that the quantity rectifed in Ohio
was 10,O63,75s gallons. This is
slightly exceeded by one State-New
York-which rectified 1885, 1856
gallons. The next State after these
two is Pennsylvania, which rectified
1858. 1884 gallons during the same
period. Illinois reports five million
gallons, Kentucky four, Maryland
and Missouri three, and Massachu-
sets and Wisconsin one.