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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12
A writer in Science discussing

A writer in Science, discussing the
subject OF rainfall in Kansas. finds that,
while this has increased twenty per
cent. in the eastern part OF the State
since its occupation by the white set
tiers, Western Kansas has little in
crease of rainfall to boast of and little
to hope for. He greatly doubts. in
deed. whether half of the State, lying
outside the Immediate track of vapor-
laden winds can ever have a rainfall
adequate TO maintain successful agri-
culture.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

~ Ans, person who takes ths paper regu
lariy from the post-of1ce, whether directed to
bis name or whether he Is q subscriber or not
ts responsible for tho pay.
The courts have decided that refusing u
take newspapers from the post-ofice, or 70
moving and leaving them uncaIled for is
ertua facis evidence Of INTENTIONAL FRABR
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

A man named Senor- Nieholss An
clseiena, of Buehos Ayres,. recently de-
CEASED, it said TO have been the richest
farmer in the Iorld. He had LILO
square miles of land, 152.Co0 COWS,
5000 sheep, and $500 horses. His
assets footed mp 100000, ,0C0
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

All sentimentality is wasted upon
murderers and law-breakerS generally.
As class they can only be dealt with
by the application of the very seyerest
punishment CleUetdnd Leqder.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12
Crocodile farmipois ranid,v bec

Crocodile farming is rapidly becom-
ing leading industry in certain local
ities. The largest animals are killed
aud skinned, their flesh being used to
feel their descendants. One dealer last
year supplied a st. Louis tanner with
5000 ChicaGO Herald.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

"A wenpreserved pine-tree shilling
of Massachusetts, dated 1862, was
unearthed in Boston recently by an
employe of the street department, who
was engaged in digging up the high
way. Both the date and every letter
are perfectly distinct, though the coin
is somewhatcorroded -.Roaon JouraaI.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

"A Russian peasant, member of a
Bible reading sect, has been sentenced
to Imprisonment for three years and
nine months by the Odessa Criminal
Court for having preached against the
image worship of the Russian Church.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12
The Maria Theresa Is fbe onl

The Maria Theresa Is The only
coin known in Abyssinia Cloth and
bars of rock sak, ten inches long br
two inches wide and deep, bound WITH
a reed, serve as their ordinary meas
of barter A recent traveller SAYS ne
made everlasting friendship with a VIII
lage chief by making him presen: Of
an empty Worcester sauce bottle, the
the glass stopper appearing to be a
source of delight and comfort to him.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

a HEADLESs ghost is frightening the
people OF Ephrata. How would it do to pui
head on it:-Oa City Derrick.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

A NEw York paper heads an anti1le:
"Oscar Wilde on Dress" Yes, ws think,
too, that Oscar is a little wild on dress
Oil Citl, Derrick-
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

WRITING poetry is like putting up stoves.
Everybody knows how until they try
Waterloo 06serrer.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12
CO TO THE
GrnHonGNlrSGI7
AZ Niles North o2
DETRoIT, KANSAS.

Tor yoor Fruit and Ornamental Trees, con
sisting OF the following kinds of Trees, Vines,
ETC.: Apples. Peach, Pears. Plums, Cherry,
Oaince, Ap-icots, Crab Apples, Janeherries-
Raspoerries. BackDcEries, Strawberries. Cur
rants, Gooseberries, Pie Plant, and all kinds
green's Crcepers, Climbing Vines, otss. Early
Illinois Potatoes. two weeks earlier than the
Early Rose or Early Vermont; cooks dry and
neaiy; can use them when only half grown
Twill guarantee potatoes large enough 10 usa
In six weeks from time of planting.
II you need anything in the a6cvc line ycu
vi save money by calling on or addressing
6. ElCHoLTZ, Detroit, Kas,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-12

the pony into motion somehow with
stick, bride and voice, and speeding
across the bridge like a thunderbolt,
crouching down. Tam O'Shanter-like,
and momentarily expecting to feel the
grip of clammy hand on my neck!
Hard, hard we galloped through the
hamlet | have mentioned; nor did L
slacken the pace until the lights of my
abode had cleaned through the planta-
ton and we were safe and sound in the
stable-yard.
To make a really good ghost-story
my narrative should 90 no further; but
the sequel has still to be told. l in
vented an excuse to appease the
curiosity of my friends, who naturally
were anxious to know what had sent us
home in such fashion-the pony in q
lather and myself with scared, unin-
telligible expression. did not want to
tell the real story until l haG made
some effort to unravel it. With this end
in view | started on foot soon after
breakfast for the house | had dined at.
intending to make thorough examina-
ton of the bridge and the course OF the
stream on my way, and to question
some of the cottagers in the hamlet. l
was saved the trouble. however. | had
not gone much more than mile when
L perceived coming along the road
toward me a sturdy peddler, with fur
cap on his head, and pack of very
large dimensions fastened on his broad
shoulders. Such fellows are very COM
monty met with in the outlying dis
tricts of the Highlands. where they do
4 roaring trade in ribbons, sham jew
elry and small wares. besides carrying a
fund of gossip from place to place. In
the specimen of the class now before
me l was not long in recognizing the
ghost of the haunted brig, and on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
FROM COLUMBUS.
Governor Ioadiey Tho Investigation Conn
miiteo Ncport..InwH Passed, ITO.

Governor Uondiey. Tho Inyentigation coms
miltcc Ncport..Lawa Passed, ITO.
COLUMBUS, April "a Governor Hoadly
has not yet returned from New 0rleanS,
Judge Geddes spent q day or two In
the city this week
The committee OF the House oppoint
cd 10 Investigate tho charges againet
Allen 0, Myers and Judge j, II. Llttler
reported to-day. The committee we're
l.. A. Drummer, Seth Woldy, j. n. Thomp.
son, j. A Kphler and Peter striker, aud
agree on the charges aud etotements"
touching the conduct OF Myers aud wv
tier are oil true In substance aud In
fact, and leave tho matter with the
House for proper action,
A large grlst OF BILLS wont through
the House. The bill by Allen o. MyerO
TO prevent fraud In canning fruit ID
now q law. Bruce's bill 10 prevent
gambling In stocks and grains has
passed both Houses and 10 now q law
During the remainder OF the sosslon the
House and Senate will meet nj Q O'Clock
In the morning and 3 In tho afternoon
The Senate haa passed Mr., Fassotte bill
authorizing the city OF Youngstown II
license bill poeters and travelling sales
men,
The bill 10 suppress and prevent dis'
eemlnation OF epixo0iic and COMMUNE
cable dlseaees OF domestic animale In
tho State Of Ohio, has paseed boil
Houses. "
In tho House this morning an NJ
tempt was made 10 reconaider tho reao
luton 10 adjourn on May 4, but " failed
Tho Leg'slature will adjourn Monday
Mry l. + 4 4 -.
Mr.. Eyans introduced q bill In Nh,
Senate TO eapproprlatiDg $1,000 for 70
building the asylum for feeble minde!
youth, on account Of II having lapsed
Thefjtate Arcbw Illogical and HigtoTica
Association held o meeting tonight II
The Senate chamber, and ], j. jane!
read a history OF tho old State banks o
| Ohio. I''. w NJ l.Il w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Hall Lnmnnr Cnpinrod.

John Myers, the man under indictment
for arson 10 Bethlehem township who
jumped his ball, causing suit 10 be com.
menced In Common Pleas Court by Pros.
ecutlng Attorney Welty against his
sureitiee, George Bader and Sarah Mayer,
for the recovery Of the amount OF
the bond, as given In Tuesdays
DEMOCRAT, has been captured, aud is
once more In the clutches OF tho law.
q. g. Zutaven,, a constable OF Tus.
carawas township, Stark county,
who had heard OF Myers flight,
learned 0 few days ago that he was liv.
ing IN West Virginia, Quietly pro-
curing requisition FROM Governor
Hoadly, Constable Zutgyen went 10 West
Virginia, and yesterday arrested Myers
nc q place about four miles from Wheel
Ing. lilo arrived here with his prisoner
this morning, and turned him over To
Sheriff Lee, who provided him with a
cell In the county jail, whore he now
lies. ''T 900. Wmm
Myers excuse for skipping out 10 that
he went to visit q sick daughter In West
Virginia, where he was captured, '.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
stamping u. pl.eaae.

The Shakers believe that nearly oil
diseases can be prevented by maintain
Ing perfect digestion. They never EN-
ploy doctors because % soon ss the d.
gestion becomes Impaired they take Q
few doses Of the Shaker Extract Of Roots
(Slegel's Syrup and health 10 tho result,
for II 10 O marvellous remedy for Dyspep
sia, Mra, Hettle Hauck writes from
Mormon Grove. GSayson County. Texas,
August 2nd, 1884; II am fifty years old
this month, and must say your medi'
not sleep nights, and had q nutlering
In tho pit OF my stomach, | could not
bear my hand or tho weight OF my
clothes on II, I had Q throbblng and Z
roaring in my head. 1 was afraid u I!
continued Ilshould lose my mind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
PENNsYLvANIA DEITsH.
Droef Fun Pit hwensibronner--'N Neie
society for do sohiifi.ltown Lott.


Society for do sohlifi.ltown Lolt.
sCnLIFFELTowN, 0ppril der II, 1886.
MlsTRR DRo0HRR: -Mer ain now draw
for a neie society organise doh I'm ahted-
die. De principle derfu IN lrat rate, un
u yeader member grlckt lnf dawler DO
wuch wann ar amohl d0de In. aver 30
long os ar labtd grick'd ar nix, we'll ar
NJ living solver ferdeena con.
DO religion fun der society 10 uf n
awrt Independent PeDnsylfawnish, un
n member con In enniche kmrrich gW,
aver VT mus n bowel aid nemma os ar
nemohls maner o. ca cent gobt wann 30
do collection nj nemma In der kwrrlch.
Temperance ia aw anea fun do hawpt
principles fun der society, De members
ala gapledged no nix ehtan ickers tZu
drlnka on Buck beer, except wann 40
df0ua ain fun hame, Oddrr IN der ahtadt,
odder wann ebbor do jiggers uf sotzd
ona Kit2elderfers, odder wann 30
shmartza I'm lolb hen odder wann o
waeser orrick rawr In.
In politics gait do eocle'y nj for q
goota fun lond, un do members sin ga
boona oil izomma tEu ehtlcka un der
price ut halta for shtimma, Do party
on do beshty tg,ffefa aw boata un
batEawla for ehtimms Ia do party Oh mer
aupporta. Aver nempnd darraf wen-
nlchor nemma es foOtlzm dawler. except
uuner umshtenda on mer net 70 feel kTe.
n con, un d'no mus mer g'satlefed nj
nit ennlch ebbaa o. - anne geyva.
Noch n gooty rule fun der society Ia
os wann anne ei fraw geld hawa will
for In aht0re gm un eauch kaufa, don
mua der member areht oil III wexel I'm
sock tgaila un ganunk tZ1rick halta for
ohhw.duw0ck, cigars un pawr jlggers
ols kitzelderfere, un wann duo ebbas
iyyerlch IL don con ar o der fraw gevva.
un wann aver not ganunk ivyerich Ia
for n farile hoonert male kawfa, 40 os
do fraw km brod bocka con, oil don luss
40 ponna koocha bocka, un wann 40 net
CHUNK hut for n holb buehel krnm-
beera kawfa, ei don mus 40 eva reeva
soup kucha init u pawr tzwivvella drin
for der soup kfefta geyya. nl
| Wann do society am0hl organized 10
wella mer n lection halta un officers
'iecta. lch hob n notion tEu runna for
Treasurer. We'e ous tornd will ich
dich n onners mohl wisaa lussa.
PIT BcuwKYFKLDnnNNKR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

Nasser cd Deem, the shah of Persia, Ia
q son OF the late Mehemet Shah and
Queen Velliet Of the Kadgar tribe and q
grandson OF Abbas Mlfga, He was born
IN 1920 and succeeded TO the throne In
l8is. The Shah Ia well yeraed IN Per.
sian aud Turkish and Ii somewhat ofRa
historian. Unlike many Of the smaller
potentat,s OF Central Asia he fully un-
deratands the position he occupies TO
the greater powers. In manner no Ia
mild and gentle, and HIS habita In life
are extremely simple. With all his Wild
mesa, however, he IN endowed by nature
with considerable energy which no
makes felt at times. When the war be-
tween Rusala and Turkey waa begun he
dyclared his neutrality, hut before the
close OF that neyer'to' forgotten
conflict entered Into compact with
Russia. In the year following the close
OF the war Herat was occupied y Per-
sian troops and In consequence war was
declared on November lst 1866. by tho
Governor OF India against the Shah.
After q few months h0stilltles q treaty
OF peace was aligned at Paris by Lord
COwley and the Persian Ambassador, In
which ample satisfaction was given 10
England subsequently the Shah had
war with several neighborlng tribes and
was su cessiul In an expedition against
tho TurcOmans, In 1873 he Waited Eu-
rops and was received In England with
great eclat. Although no was absent
from his Kingdom from May until Sep
tember not the allghtept discord oc-
cured there, which fact aitests the
popularity OF his reign. He Visited
Moscow, 81, Petersburg, Berlin, Cologne,
Brussels, London, Paris, Milan, Vienna,
ConatantlnOple, and many other places
OF less note. During his tour he kept n
diary which was published In the origi.
nal Persian, and subsequently translated
Into the English Language and produced
In London In 1874. In 1873 the Shah
again visited Russia. In the event OF
war between England and Russia he
may And II dlllcult 10 remain neutral.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

Oftenimes thought / was too far gone
TO Try anything but your N dicine has
proved blessing TO me, The pain AMI
miserable feeling In my head has gone,
My head Ia clear aud | sleep s0uldy
every night, | can recommend II with
pleasure, Who would nOlg You may
uae this letttr II you like. II may fall
into some hands Hill clei az | was, and
am sure they eau hnd relief In your
medicine" Tho Shaker Tar Capsules
cnrp 4. ..naha.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Monday, the 18th day Of May. A, D. 1885

no following described real estate and pcsonal proper
" tow pO,brp0 foo, on tho south aida OF lot numbir
MANA In Tho cily ~ Canton, ohio Az q lols number
,ist pafs @ 81 ioIs s naaber @ isoo and i7c lying north
sf tho Connolton VALLEY Hallway, IN aAd tiUl and AZ
Of lot number pitl " AAid ctI leea part bsgn,lnE
from the nosthcAst cofnar hcreof hepos aeosa a,id
10, 70 cue " tho rahi OF radius OF tihi foot 70
point on tho north line u .sid lot dtant 100 leet wess
wmdlJ from tho nutheNt corner thoroqi oontAininn
ono twentieth " An SORE moro ce sold " Tho von'
notion yallsy IiswAy COMPANY aud let nnmber llli.
IN said city lea pat sod on sarnc . Tho yannno.
ip ~ 70 u, Vide snd iS isst long on tho southeast
corner N nme ALSO strip W feet wide running diaR-
ias Yic fes, from tho north limo q ioi number iTi6
Aino Loo stip eold 70 yailpy halfway Oempanr do
snibcd y fpllwa strip ef land ibiS foet Vide and
ssmc GS ~ iTii aad % runnna M ssfsis WIN ,se 70 ies
strip sold " oonnotion yAliey HALLWAY Company men
sSG e S % ass s.s q .ns o 'GS Ss
southwest corncr Of aAd lot runninr eAaswnrdly on
youth limo 10 ect thence northeastwhfdy nlonn tho
'u % no place Of pssnnna containing sbo square ics
nnld 10 kha panlsyvanlA Company, Iho peuonhl pfvp
ssty 10 ~ sold oia numbers iQ0g and i,Vou oon
ina machno end pla. eao uash and door nuoter, one
sanh moftisef ono torlng iportner one phne tnhet,
pov moiihcf onn Mind aln machlne one eann pnp.r'
Ing mhchpA oiie uAw tble nine saws, ONT nlnu VII.
inE maohlne one bind clamp, onc blind slc bcrinH
machine ono ahAplnH machine ono saw Table ono hsw
ana foutrf ont nohrfnno nrfull hhWov bsnu tsW oup
emery grinder, ono n,Achor, enc uplit law, Two IT'D
aawn, Quo outpff naw, one noftlser, one mouluct,
enc nOinoh nufiAccr, onn nd atone, two ssw thhlcs
ono threeeide motldcr ono emtry rindcr and WHEELS
one wood turning lathe, one Iron turning lAe lot VI
puicys nine counter ebaits, lot Of betting
tos No zoos spa toop ,pcludipa ahep, otuec, an
s 's o's ssi'ss sas ma iScS s ~
Lots MOS. Iia snd tps Arpraipcd At $4,000
JoiA Nos llvp, lTl0 aud lTlt appraised ~ t0,sOO,
Lot No. oi, Union pueei. appreistd NJ t70o.
Lots rps lQOo AMI bOOpl on which 10 iccated N,
hhup hbt bt0mtMna eraipa and boiler aud all Tho Abov,
donrrlDSd nanchinety, Will bensscd a. whoN Iofini
on lots Nos 1909 And iO0 hair oash and half In on,
rear vh inlseat VI ppf cent FROM day of aaln IN ht
ecantod b. mortgage OIL the prepiaea
Iota Nvas pea eDp ualvtiI be uttered ~ a wbals VI
Hcs ESs iSoS iSiO khd hi viii be oirsred ss
IS, No Of viii be offered 40 whole,
Terms on lota NQs o. ptlA ppH, 1TOp ITO aud tTtt
onethirt usAh and tho balhnce In two equ,i annpa
psymonin with interest N per cont IRON day Of sale
scoired py mortgage On the premises sold f''lN
said I,oai Rsts,stc bs aid fysa ana uuynepmberc
a All ccwor rirhl Of nniy Ann willh aud Hiss Jan
Denakin tIfNHtH f p
sale 10 ommcncc at ono O'clock p m.
IrsNl,y kbrEKRusn' ncceivee
wIm i nov. Auts uprietd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
HlArtlInr Dlaooxarx.

Mr.. VIM. johnson, OF Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wife had been troubled
with acute Bronchitis for many years,
aud that oil remedies tried gave no per
manent relief, until no procured o bot.
tlo OF DR.. Klng's Now Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which
had n magical effect. and produced q
permant cure. II IL guaranteed 10 cure
all dieeases Of Throat, Lungs, or Bron-
chlal Tubes, Trial bottles free at p. II.
Barre drug store. Large size. ei.00.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

SOME Republican journals are yory
ready 10 denounce tho present Legipla-
ture because II 10 Democratic. The fact
IL, tho General Assembly lust closing,
has. upon tho whole, made q splendid
record, and have passed more good laws
than any previous Legiolature that has
ever convened In Ohio, while tho Hepub'
loan Legislature OF PennsylvanlA have
boon In session over ono hundred days,
and have passed only thirteen BILLS.
mostly OF minor importance, andtwo the
Governor vetoed. We are quito willing
10 compare tho record OF those two Log
ielativ6 bodiea-f Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
saturday, Tho asrd dayos hsy,issb,
Legal Notice.

cbariea Miller, whose last known pscc q rcrldenee
was NJ uhicsfc illinoin will take notice thht on ,nc
pquhnn m tis uuurt of Couup plpie Ia and Tor tho
county Of Btpk NN btnte n Ohp, psyins for divorce
nn,y, Tor reasonAbe siippy and tho ouacdy ot their
plndr chidrtn And yhkl sAid eamc will b. for hear
ING "a and aftw I've sssh dS q hsy a ~ lmD
aSsoAvi anfA hVWA hltihh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
xYhan Triad AIunxs Preferred.

When they once become acquainted
with 10. ladlop invariably prefer Parker's
Hair Balssm 10 any similar preparation.
II mahes Che hair soft and glossy, arrests
la falling Of. promotes new growth. 70.
stores the original color, and has no
rival ss n dressing. Not o dye. not oily.
highly periumed. Only 900. ri drug
9iHts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

Quantity In medicine ID no indication
otyalue. Ayer's Sarsaparilla 10 ooncen-
trated and powerful requires a smaller
dose, and is more effective, dose for dose
than any pthef BareaparilIs. II 10 the
beat OF all blood medicines. Vt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

CANADIAN HnRnciens are getting in
deep water, Tho dobt ie increasing at
tho rate Of two and D half millione o
month and tho Dominion has only q
population Of four and q half millions
Of people with three hundroi millions
OF debt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Tho proyaillng opinion reRarding thO

The prevailing opinion regarding tho
girl Of the period Is unjust. A few DO
codes back she woye, spun, go. Those
things have given way 10 modern ma
chinery. sheihns higher planes, iempre
Of an ornaments whom In honlth, ehe ie
beautiful. She takeg DR., Jones' Red
Glover Tonic, which clears tho complex.
Ion. drives away pimplos and curee oil
disoIlaee Of tho stomach liver ana hid
neya EOcents. Of Durhln. Weight \ %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
NOTICE.

rcsics b scschy u,yen that pardon Vii he applied
for V me usvssnbr of Onto for william w Herd nov
uno,Gpins psntenss u ,hs penitntipI q !he btnlm
S@sw n ,N0HNt AAA'''VNN'' A''N''ll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
GEO. ID. HA.RTER q BRO,
BANKERS,
m A aHNtIlAL DANKINa DInuNH<n

wa roepenfully solicit tho nualnoaa Of oil pcvpoz
Nfshina 70 opun An account with bank
Monsy rvcayed on deposit subject " check NJ siaht
Intefust allowed on time deposlts lo
. nHgtsrh aud Forcign Drafts bought and soid
& TTTT~T1--TN apD. nhAHrhR btD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

sale TO oomfncnce ~ ono ocleck y, m. Terms cash.
ByLyByTItR J, u0IRNDEfl g
N Hxecutor Of tho iAst will and testament Of
John Dolsadsr. deccssed.
AFt pth. lHn,-dv III I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
RANKS,
nsrLmiunnp 1854
SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK,
on ISAAC mARTKR d SONS. q
N. CANTON, ONO

Aiiovs intsrcat on tims deposlh LL
Iup oommesoini paper and promnnrsnrI nofos
n Ionns mopeI on Appruved personal security
Buyp and pelA forciin etobAnac and gold ooupQna
NuotAtns municipal, county and got1nmont hecurl
tu,ua Tnnnnosn aorsrM banking buslnvn on oon
vcrvattvv principles. mAAo hAifrhh rVNh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
ARTICLE III

Section l. The executive department shall consist Of
governor, lieutenant governor, secretary OF state,
auditor N state treasurer OF STATE, and An attorney
general who aiAll be elected ON rhH rlRaf TUKaDki
LTIAR Tnn TIRhr MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, BY tho elec
tOe OF tho hate and NJ tho plAotb Of voting Tor mem
bora u the general assembly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Proposed Amendments TO the
Constitution OF Ohio.
Fl L FL OF TO N s.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 20
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amending Section 4, Article X. Of the
Constitution. relating 10 the elec.
tion Of Township 0flcers.

RmoLvnp NJ rnK 0psnRLL ASSEMBLY or Tih srATH
OT ONO tthfee nfthn Of all tho members elected 10
each house concuniua thtrcn) That thero bo submit.
Nd W tho elooln of bia state tho second Tuesday
Of October, A. D. 1tstb, proposition 20 amend section
10 ~ 10 read Aa follows
section Township onlocra shall bo elected By tho
electors OF each township, NJ such time In such man
nor and fn such term not exceeding throe years. ~
mar DO provided by lAwI but ahAli hold their oficca
MIL their successors aro elected and qualified
Tho elooto dohirnR, said election 10 vote In favor
of tho foregoing amendment shall have written or
printed upon their bA oin thu worda "O0nhlilnuonM
Amendment, township oniocm-YW,' and those who
40 not favor tho adoption OF said amendment shall
hNye written Or printed on their bAlieia the words
''OnhlitutionAl amendment township oilocra-No"
A. u, MARSH,
BpoAker OF tho Houho ot Representatives
'tI KLMkh WHITE
President pro tom. Of tho Senate
Adopted April O, ifesh