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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
FOR DrPEoUNoIUs YOUNG MEN.

Figures TO Show That 1hey Can sot Up
Housekeeping for S55.
II will doubtless open the eyes OF
some young society people who have re-
Gently tried housekeeping after the
most approved modern plan, TO learn
that this can easily ho done for Sbb, and
that, too, with only a small part Of the
total cost In pocket, II the time payment
privilege should be taken advantage OF.
On this basis $75 will clOthe. pay we'd
ding expenses, barring o tour. and will
start u young man In good style, and
marriage will dwlndle from mountain
to mole hill, Having secured two
pleasant rooms In u respectable neigh.
bOrhoOd, the FIRST thing the pair will
want is the furniture. II they keep
their eyes In one direction they can got
II, NJ d nut OF a furniture shop, nj little
cost They can purchase q substantial
imitation walnut bed for 80, q mattress
for tho same price, aud a aprlng for 81;
six chairs will coat $3, a washs'and az, q
diuing table $3.50, bureau az, kitchen
table $i.i0, two pillows al 20, and n
center table for the sitting room for
$3.50, making q total OF f2i 80. OF
course this preaumes that they are be.
ginning at this time Of tho year, when
no preparations for cold weather will
be needed, and also that the lady has
been Industrious enough 10 provide her.
self with linen aud covering. Tho next
important consideration Ia the kitchen.
A gasoline stove can DO obtained for S5
or a cook stove ~ low 0s ~, Az this
time Of tho year the young woman will
take q gasoline stove aa far the more
comfortable and convenient OF the two.
This, with tho necessary utonells, will
coat about fS. China will be tho next
thing 10 be got, BY a due attention TO
details, q set Of china large enough for
q family OF two or three can be obtained
for &5, aud a set Of glasses for 2b cents.
A toilet eet will cost f3.2b, These are
oil good ware, not shipped or broken,
but new and sound. A half dozen each
OF tea and tablespoons, ellyor-plated,
will cost III 30, and q eet OF knives and
forks, with caryera will coet el7b. Very
cheap carpets can be bought. but M
neat and comfortable q substitute ae
can be found will be q tasteful ingram
rug, and the young man can spend q
leisure hour painting the floor around
II This rug, large enough for mod.
crate .aized room, can DO had for 90,
This will complete tho llet OF obeo.
lu,oly necessary things, and II will SUN
up na follows.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A LIE MADE our OF WHOLE CLOTH,

~ want 10 contradict q statement that
10 going the rounds Of the newspapers,
that rather than have license would
have free whisky and fountain nc ev-
ery corner, II IL q lie made out OF whole
cloth. never said at any time that I
would vote for free trade In whisky. I
first saw that statement In the editorial
column OF the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, and everybody knows that that
editor tells the truth always | have
said that | would not vote for license or
taxation In order to prevent free trade;
because l say the traffic Ia a crime, and
| will never vote 10 license crime. l
will stand by that statement TO tho day
Of my death" DR.. LEONARD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

General Winfield Scott Hancock, who
has the entire supervision IL the c0rtege
attending the 0bsequies OF Gen. Grant
was born In Montgomery county, Pa,
February llth, 1894. He graduated from
West Point Academy In 1874, and In lS46
received his commission AZ Lieutenant
Of Infantry. He served during the Mexi-
can war, and at ita close was Quarter
Master Of his regiment In 1865 ne took
part In the Florida campaign against the
Seminole Indians. In 1861 he was ap'
pointed Brlgader General OF Volunteers
and served In the Army OF the Potomac.
lie accompanied McClellan's army to the
Peninsula In 1859, and distinguished
himself at the battle OF Williamsburg.
AT the battle OF fredericksburg In De-
cember, 1862, no commanded q division,
which suffered severely, and for his
merlt0rl0us conduct on this occasion, 70.
celved q commission "a MAjor General of
Volunteers. He took part In the battle
OF Gettysburg In July, 1868, and was
there severely wounded. In April, 1864,
he was promoted to the command OF the
Second Army Corps, and was engaged In
the battles OF the Wilderness campaign.
He was promoted TO be Brlgadier GEN.
eral Of the regular army In August, 1864,
Brevet Major General In March, 1866,
aud Maj General, July, 1866. After the
war he was successfully commander OF
the Middle Department, Department of
the Missouri. Louisiana and Texas, and
Dakota. Upon the death of General
Meade, November, 1862, the President
appointed him TO the command OF the
army Of the Fast with headquarters at
Governors Island, New York HarbOr, O
position he still holds, In 1880 he was
chosen az the standard bearer Of the
Democracy In the Presidential race, but
was defeated nj the polls by the late
President Garfield, who received ma
jorlty Of 80 votes In the electoral college.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A Momonto OF tho Past.

A DEMOCRAT reporter came into an In
terostlng memento OF the past yester-
day. In the shape OF a tax receipt OF
George Krlder, dated October 10th, 1891,
and signed by John Augustine, collector
OF Stark county, The receipt acknowl-
edges the payment by Mr., krider OF 62
cents county tax, and $3.50 tax on the
northwest quarter OF section 20, town
ship i2, range 10, Tuscarawas.
George Krlder was the grandfather OF
the preeont Deputy Sheriff, Charles Kri,
der, aud John Augustine was his moth
er's uncle.
Az an indication Of how tho value OF
property In Stark county has increased
since the date OF this old tax receipt, II
may DO mentioned that the same quar-.
ter section which was then taxed IL 80,
now pays o tax OF $b0,33.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Dettor than vacation,

This Ia pre'emlnently tho vacation
month. when thousands seek rest and
recreation. But 10 those who suffer tho
depressing effects OF summer debility,
the dleagroeable symptoms OF scrofula,
the torturts OF bllIousnese, dyspepsia, or
sick headache, there 10 more pain than
pleasure In leaving home. To such we
say, give Hoods SAreaparilla u trial. II
will purify your blood. tone up and
strengthen your body, expel every trace
OF scroiula, correct biliouenoss, and
positively cure dyspepsia or sick head.
ache. Take II before you 40, and you
will enjoy your vacation o thousand
fold,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
scmi.Annuai Settlement.

Auditor Manly and the Board OF Com
mlaelonera OF Stark county, Mesers. Shet
ler, 5chmachtenberger and Smith, met
the Auditor and Commissioners OF Co,
lumblana county nj the Fairmount Chill,
dren's Homo, "Wednesday, and made The
eemi'annual settlement between tho two
counties for the maintenance Of that In
etitution.
The proposed ssf 90 prlyy building for
the Homo wae rejected by ono majority
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Legal Notice.

william H. Richards WHOSE place OF residence Ia un
known, will ahe notice that on tho 9th day VI July A.
y, 1888, Frank u richards illcd his petition IN tho
Court OF Common Pleas OF Stark county Ohio, against
him and others, tho widow and heIru OF hnao w,
Richards deceased praying Tor tho assignment of dowci
icct 10 such dover partition may be made OF such nnda
Fully desc ibpd In said petition IN such manner that
tho herg nj law VI said Baac w, HichardB may each
hold tho part In seytralty, aud for other relief said
william H. hchards is required 10 answer on or before
tho 10th day Of October, A. u. 1885,
JOHN LAHM
July q, 1B7b-Lw Attorney for Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
nInrrio,I.

WATERs-BENTz- On the I'd Inst. Henry
Waters and Hannah Bentz, both OF Ran
dolpb, O., were united 10 marriage by
Rev. j. A, Keller.
spEnRA-LILLy-0n the 4th inst, John
r. Sperra, OF Ravenna, and Katie Lilly,
Of Hartyille, were united In marriage BY
Rev. j. A, Keller.
RINgER-KARpER--0n the 9th Inst,
Elmer A. Ringer and Flora Harper, both
OF Marlboro TO-, were united In marriage
by Rev. ], J. Liberman, nj the Reformed
parsonage, Louisville, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13


In pursuance Of nm order Of the Probate Court Of
stark county. ohlo will ocr for sale NJ public auo.
Ion, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1885,
at ono O'Clock D. M, at Court House Canton Ohio, tho
following dcacrbed real estate situate IN tho city o
rautOn county " stark and State " lho aud beina
tho weet hair Oi lot NUM- or IA and tho south hair o
lot number 1tO, m tho city OF Canton IN SAID county
sSa,h NCsn half Of hsf tot "a appraised ain55G0SS
,y., ras, half Of half lot 100 appraised a, ,YQ0no
forms of anlo-Ono third cash on day of sale, ono
third IN one year nnd onethrd IN two years from date
o. sae, with lnler NJ NJ per cent, payable annualy
tho phymoniA " DO secured by mortgage upon tho
premises sold.
DnAiNAiiD A. H0HN,
Administrator With tho will annexed OF
Sarah Cook, deceased
Dy JouN y, WEbry, bls Atty,
NOlE Tho above premises arc centrally located
beng on East Tnoarawaa and Cherry gt Gets and yery
desirable rupei tcg
July vth tBbb,-iBhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
CLEVELAND & CANTON.
The duage OF tho Road TO be widened 10
Standard Width,


Standard Width.
The Plain Dealer says: No official an.
nouncement Of the fact has been made,
but there ls no longer room for doubt
that the reorganlzed management ex-
pecta TO Widen the guage of the Cleye.
land 10 Canton road To the standard
width. AT least very convincing circum-
stantlal evidence TO that effect Ia now
available. In the natural course of
events General Manager Briggs has
found II necessary 10 make various 70.
newala, and II 10 q simple matter OF fact
that the material ordered Ia mostly for
standard gnage, sooner or later-and not
very much later either-to DO such.
Among the recent purchases are 10000
standard guage ties, which are about two
two feet longer and cost about one.
fourth more than the narrow guage va.
riety, which would certainly suillce II
q change we're not contemplated. This
change 10 an essential one, and tho
sooner II Ia made the better for both the
owners Of the road and the public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

held In different localities, each has Its
varying features AZ we'll 40 varying In
diylduale, The happy addenda AZ the
meeting yesterday was the Louisville
Glee Club, the accomplished leader OF
which Ia Mr., o, Sluaaer. This Club gave
us a bOnntlful supply Of charming songs,
new and old, eXQuisltely rendered. one
OF the latter was "The Minute Gun at
Sea-" that was popular near a century
ago.
Mr.. Bayliss presided with his usual
sagacity and urbanity, and the usual
reports came from the committees on
fruits, vegetables and aowers, the fine
display OF all adding much 10 the Inter.
est OF the occasion. The flowers were
especially fine, and interesting to the
eye OF beauty. After the reporta, re-
marks, comments and discussions were,
as usual, allowed and INDUCED In, and
these always add life TO the proceedings.
A mangel wurzel beet exhibited by ID.
M. Slusser measured 1915 inches round,
These are known as the cattle beet, and
are an excellent food for milch cows.
On an apple tree of Mr.. Mock was a lit
tie shoot from the body thereof, on which
hung q cluster OF six applea. A similar
freak on another tree had one apple.
Mr., R0ckhllPg essay was on making the
farm home attractive, 30 as to keep the
boys and girls at home on the farm and
eschew the town. He afterwards gave
a humorous recitation. After the essay
remarks were made thereon by way OF
approval, all adverse 10 unreasonable
QAuaEllu NnUnEAa TIM lha aIal A..
being That love, time and patience were
the proper requisites. A motion was
made and passed inviting tho Louisville
Glee Club TO attend the next meeting Of
the society on September I'd, at the Chill.
dren's Home, friends at Louisville agree.
Ing 10 convey the members OF the Club.
The Invitation was accepted. Mr.. Mock
announced that the township agricul-
tural society would meet at Maple Grove
school house next Tuesday evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Now Llrht ON Mammalian.

II had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. l used Parkor's Tonic for
kidney disease, when 10 my astonish.
ment the rheumatism completely dlsap.
pearcd." SO writes Mrs. Henry Bogert,
Of No. 4bi Atlantic Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Rheumatism arises from the failure OF
tho kidneys 10 separate tho uric acid
from the blood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

"There are no many frauds advertised
for tho hair" you aay. So there are but
Parker's Balr Balsam is not one OF them.
II viii not work miracles, but II will do
better service for your hair than any.
thug else you can find, Restores orig.
inal color, cures dandruif, gives new
growth. Elegantly perfumed. Not q
dye.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Justin s, Morrill,, one of the commit.
tee appointed by Vice President Hem
bricks TO represent the Senate at the
funeral Of General Grant, IL native OF
New England, having been born In YER
mont April lith, 1910. flo received an
academic education and after gradual.
ING became merchant, This business
proving dlstast full TO him he shortly
afterwards engaged In agricultural pur.
suits, catering the political arena he
VIVA elected Representative In the
Thlrty-Iourth and reelected In Thirty
litth, Thirty Nlxth, Thirty seventh, Thir.
iy eighth and Thirty ninth Congresses.
He was elected TO the United States Sen
ate ~ Union Republican, TO succeed
Luke p Poland, Union Republican, and
took HIS seat March B, 1867, being re'
elected lp 1872, In 1873 and In 1884. His
term OF service will expire March Sd,
1891 The other Senator from Vermont
In Mr.. Edmunds, who also entered the
Senate In 1867. Thus we see that Yer.
mont, the Gibraltar of Republlcanism,
has and long hae had dOnbly strong
Senatorial representation. The commit
tee, OF which Mr.. Morrill, 10 one, Ia com
posed OF such eminent men as John
Sherman, j. A. Logan, Matt. W. Ransom,
John j, lngalle, Francis NJ, Cockrell,
Wade Hampton, Joseph II. Brown and
Charles II. Manders0n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Ely's Cream Balm has entirely cured
mo OF long standing case Of catarrh,
| have never yet seen iis equal ~ a cure
for colds In the heud and headache ro.
sultlng from such colds. IL IN a remedy
Of sterling merit,-Ed. L. Grossly, Nash
Vile, Tenn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

This estimate, OF course, euppoeos
that both rooms have closets large
enough for clothing and household arti.
clee and supplies. II such Ia not the
case, a commodloua wardrobe eau be sup
piled for 90 30, aud q kitchen safe can
be added for $3.50. This will add n total
OF 80, making tho total cost e0i. Tomost
young people this will be going to
housekeeping on n very narrow margin,
probably too narrow for the majority,
but II can be done, and there can doubt.
less DO on immense amount OF solid
comfort and Happiness enclosed In the
little house.-[St. Louis Post Dlepatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Notice to VaCate Alley.

Notice hereby given that tho petition praying for
bo vacation of an alley extending from High street 10
urant street. IN tho city " Canton, Uhl0 between lots
Nos 9a7 and " now pending before tho Council OF
said CITY anu that tho same will stand for aotlcn on
And after tho 9ist day Of September, 1880
@, y. ~ N, GRIMES, oiu Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Tho stark County horticultural Society

Tho Stark County horticultural Society
Met yesterday NJ the 1ne farm residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Mock, east OF Louis.
vile, aud the attendance was large and
o pleasant time had, with The usual sub.
etantial dinner. This monthly reunion Ia
always agreeable, social and revlving,
and the aesemblage 10 by no means nj.
ways the same, for, 40 the meetings are
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

John q. Thompson, Of Ohio, the well
known Democrat OF Columbus, received
an appointment yesterday at Washing.
ton, ~ special agent Of the United
States Land 0nlce, TO investigate fraud.
ulent entries In the northwest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

TuE new Indian agent on the Chey-
enne reservation has already effected q
saving Of over u hundred thousand dol
lars d year. Nothing reforms liRe re-
form.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

3Op3-James LAWN w. william D.
Rowan and Isaac Bartor u Sons; civil
action.
30Oi-Samuel T. McCandloss, admins.
traitor OF Chauncey Clayerly, deceased,
w. Daniel ~ Hazen aud Rebecca W.
lOzen and william O, Horton; civil nc.
tlOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

In London the sothebys have sod pt
auction the manuscript of Goldsmith's
"The Captivity" for cal i0S. A letter
from George Washing on 10 the Earl Of
Buchanan brought coo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Legal Notice.

BarnhArt wepning. rcsdlng at Topaz, Marahal ooun.
IT, IndiannA will take notice that on tho 9brd day OF
july, A. 1jb Kcim sons nlod their petition IN tho
Common poAa Court stark county Ohio, In cnee No,
ppB0 against the above named Darnhart WcnninR,
praying Tor Judgment agAinat him In tho sum OF
iabi 90 with inereat thereon from January 10TH 1875,
ess t0tpb paid June 10th, 1885, and that nm order VI
attachment was iasuod In aad action for tho said nu
OF tb7 30 and interest," m aforesaid, leg said num OF
tBA 20, paid thereon a. Aforesaid.
Said Barphart wonnina IL required 70 answor on or
before tho Goth day OF september. 1885, or judgment
may DO taken against him.
A, NJ, MCCARTHY and
MONa a MuUARIY
huntlIV Att'yn for Holm Soma
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
"TIIE SUPERB"
General w. s. Hancock Who Has General
Supervision Of the Great Funeral.

A Native Of Pennsylvania and Graduate
gs Of West Point Military Academy
49,. His Splendid Military Career.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Pure blood is absolutely necessary In
order TO enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparllla puriles the blood aud
strengthens the system. 80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Annual scotch Picnic,

The annual Scotch picnic will be held
In Rockhill's grove NJ Alliance, on
Saturday, September 9Th, 1886 A. 70
Scotch and Scotch descent be sure an
come tint an' hao q guid time OF.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
PROBATE NOTICE.

the following accounts having boon llod In tho Pro
bAto Court within and for tho county Of stark and state
Of OHIO will be for hearing, examination and pas0aeo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Sheriff Sale.

Elias Lower vcndl KIponn.
Jacob LOwcr OF nj. Court
Dy virtue Of n ycndi oIponA Issued by tho clerk Of
no court % common sn ?, pc o. sars @ S9Ha Onto u u,
public oucu tho door Of tho court houao In tho cy
OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of August, 1885,
tho following depcribcd real catAic situate in stark
county, Onto, OF Joshua Wood towiti Known M part
OF the wat part OF tho northwcat quarter " section
number IA, township number TO- range number q, bo
ginning " rods east of tho northwest cotncr oi aAd
thence south 100 rods 10 tho quarter lne thence woat
40 rods, thence north 100 rods 10 tho place Of begin
ming, containing 10 acres, moro or lcaA
Also tho following premlscg situate In Lexington
townahp, stark county, ohio bounded aud dcscribcd
m followb situate IN township TO- range D. aud being
part Of thu north halt section number IL bceinninR
~ tho southwest corner Of tho no aor,N laid OF by Amo
Holloway for Ennoh whrrnRtonl aud from thence
south mo and 2Oi woat ia perohoa thence north. 10
aud a0i went, 100 pcrchoa 10 Tho section no dividing
II aud ia thonoo with nAid llnu ia porohea 10 tho
noIthcast oorner OF said land fofmcry belonging 10
knooh warlngon ihenoo with aald line 10 tho place
Of bcginnlpR 100 pofohcs, and containing ia Aorcs
moro 0r lcaA,
Alao part Of tho southeast quarter Of acotioa mum
bcr II IN tho township OF Lexington. IN said county OF
stark beginning nj the southwest corner Of said quar-
tor, thence east "a purchcal thence north, 20 weaL
Di9 pcrcheg lhcnoo north 1po wet ~ y poroher
thence south 7io weel, 20 perchca 10 iIccoh Greek
west perohee, thonoc south. ibdo weat o perch,
~, thoon south, 7io wcat, 10 pcfchea thonoo SOUTH
yIo west, 10 perohea thenoe b0ulh 10 tho place o
moro or csG crcopns acres and % perchcs formerly
sold ~ Seth Iruhkcy
Appraiscd at d obn
tb,100
Sale TO commence Al ono O'Clock p M Torms cAah
IAMItp IHN ihotifY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution OF Ohio.
FL L HOT Z G. N 8.
House Joint Resolution No. 67.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two,
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu-
tiOn Of the State.

Bh IT nns0LyKD BI Tm 0nnnLL AhaEhnLi o. Inn
of article H. seouOn Of article ILL., and section Of
article OF tbs constitution OF tho State Of Ohio shall
Tuesday Of October. A. u 1880, 70 road IA followsi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1885,

tho following dnaGrlbnd rial estate altnato
In said county tOwltl Part VI dt number no IN what
was formerly the town Of Rochester nov part Of Tho In.
oorp0ratod village OF Navarro, IN oaid stark county,
Oho beginning for said part NJ point % fert north "
tho a0uiheAa corner Of aAld lot number ll0I thence
north along wator street IN anld village, seventy foct
thence NJ right angles With aAd street west " tho OHIO
oanal honco south along said canal scyonlytw0 ooi
thence east TO tho place OF beginning.
Appraised nj 1850
IAMAl LMN AlIrIn.
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y virtue 0f an order Of aae Issued by tho clerk Of tn
court Of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio, IN IN
above action and 10 me directed. Will oor for sale nj
public Outory on tho promises, Ia tho town OF Navarro
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LEoAL.
Sheriff Sale

Thomas Fuller order Of Sale, stark county
Va Common PlnM Court
I,oulA gAutf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13

UNITED 9TATB op AMhnIoL ONO, |
0yUcn OF Tnn SECRETARY 0r State
I, JAMES RoBINBnN Secretary Of state OF the BAto
Of Ohio do hereby certify that tho foregoing 10 true
COPY Of Joint Resolution adopted By tho 0onrrh Az
aebly Of the State OF Ohio on the 26th day OF March,
1885, taken from the original rolls nled In this onoo,
IN TsrIMou WmRIos. have horeuno subscribed
my name, and An{ed my otiicial seal,
(AhAL) AtOolnmbua, tho 18th day OF March
A. ID. 1850,
JAbiIn8 D. ROBINSON
Apr7.n oeoretAu Of 8tAta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-13
A. u MARSH.

Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
JOHN q. WARWICK,
President Of the Senate
Adopted March 20. 1855