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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
Fxoursion 10 Washington.

On tho fourth OF March, every fourth
year, multitudes OF people assemble ut
the National Capital TO take part In and
10 witness the ceremonial which invests
with imperial authority the |uncr0wned
monarch Of the great republic,
The preparations for the inauguration
OF the next President are being made
upon o scale which promises q display
OF unprecedented grandeur and magniG.
cence. LeRions OF organized political
clubs, civic societies and trade guilds,
combined with a host OF volunteer and
regular military corps, Will form q
pageant OF brilliant p0mp and eplend0r.
Washington, In the winter season, IL
ono OF the gayest capitals In Chtisten.
dom, and tho festivities incident to tho
inauguration Of the chief magistrate
will render II doubly attractive. It's
broad aud we'll paved avenues and beau
tifnl squares, adorned with monuments
and statues; lte splendid private rcsiden-
cep, art galleries and museums; its I'm
posing public buildings, chief OF which
Is tho Capitol, standing matchlees In
grace and symmetry among tho finest
specimens Of architecture In the world,
arc oil objects OF uHfailiDg enjoyment
10 tho visitor. The Vicinity, too, OF
Washington, abounds In places OF histor.
10 interest, Mount Vernon, tho resting
place OF the frat President, IL reOched
by u short steamboat ride upon the
bosom OF the majestic Potomac; the
National Cemetery Ut Arlington, where
thousands Of heroes sleep, and tho Ma
tional Soldiers Home afo also within
oasy access.
There can DO no question 90 70 the
pleasure 10 DO derived from q visit To
Washington, and tho only question IL,
how TO got there NJ q reasonable coat,
70 meet this query the Pennsylvania
Lines" will sell excursion tickets NJ OK
tremly low rates. They have placed In
service elegant Eastlako Day Coaches
and Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars,
| which will form solid through trains
from Cincinnati, ~. Louis. Chicago, TO
ledo and Cleveland TO Washington City,
The Pennsylvania Limos are superior u
any on tho continent In construction,
| equipment and efficient service. "be,
curity, Certainty and Celebrity" 10 their
motto, and they have become modolt
| and standards for oil other roads In tho
| country. Their lines traverse q section
unsurpassed In rich and varied scenery
the eating houses furnish ilret.clast
meals at convenient hours the track
aud rolling stock arc guarded with all
| the approved appliances known 10 sci'
| once 10 Insure tho safety OF passengers
and finally, you are landed In u mag
niticent station, situated In tho business
centre OF Washington City. Ep PEASANT
this station has become Invested with q
mournful interest TO all patriotic Amerl.
cans. la " WAS enacted tho tragedy
which eliminated In tho doHth OF hr
Garfield. A marble column, erected Ia
tho waiting room. shows where no foil
and n golden star, SGT In the tiled floor
marks the spot lrst crlmqoned with the
blood Of tho illustrious slain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

Following disposition Of cases has
been made.
Fanny Nunemaker Va John Ream
trial to court, judgment for plaintiff foI
$l85,62 with interest from January 10
1885 and costs,
Julian Charlat by Charles Bonnet, her
guardian, Va Louis A, Heldet OF nj; ro'
port OF Commissioners confirmed and
defendant, Eugene Heidet elected TO tab,
premises al its appraised value ; deed
ordered and final order OF distribution
counsel foo Of $50 allowed.
q. Aultman a 90. Va. II. A. Miller, judg'
ment by confession for plaintiff FOL
8i45.50, with interest NJ 3 per cent. from
February 2, 1887, aud costs.
0. Aultman q Co. vs.. Chae A. Grim
Judgment by confession for plaintiff FOL
1867 80, with Interest NJ 8 per cent. from
February 2, 1886, and costs.
q. Aultman u Co. w Watson Langell
Judgment by confession for plaintiff FOL
@l81.80 with interest NJ 3 per cent. from
February %, 1886, and costs.
Farmers' Bank va O. A. BuffhnmI
Judgment by confession for plaintiff fol
S850.25 with interest nc 0 per cent. from
February Sd, 1886, and costs.
Fafingls Bnuk W Jamea CoeijudFmoni
by confession for plairtif fur &i4l,6(
with Interest nj . per cent. from Fob,
rnnry 3D., 1885, and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
M Mon SERVICE.
Tribute OF Respect 90 tho Lato Cornell,
Auitman, at tho First NJ. 10. Church.

Tribute OF Respect 20 tho Late Cornoliur
Auitman. nj tho First NJ. 70. Church.
A special memorial service was held
Sunday afternoon, at tho First NJ. h
Church, In honor OF Canton's late dis
tinguiahed citizen and philanthropist
Cornelius Aultman. The church was
filled TO It's utmost capacity by q large
assemblage Of Canton's citizens, draw
thither out OF respect for the memory oil
Mr.. Aultman.
After appropriate Introductory ser.
vices, In which the pastor OF the church
Rev, o. N Wilson, DR.. Miller and Rev
j, II. Harpster, OF the Eng
llsh Lutheran church, participated
DR.. Miller, who had served as Mr.. Ault
mans pastor for the period OF six years
delivered n brief eulogy on the deceased
devoted moro particularly 10 the reli'
gi0us life and liberal b%enefacti0ne II
church and educational purposes OF Mr.
Aultman.
Mr.. n. A. Cassidy next read n memoir
ial adopted by the official body OF the
church, and was followed by the Hon
william Mckinley, Jr., who spoke In
feeling manner OF Mr.. Aultman's useful
ness aud eminence 40 q citizen, and Nh,
many worthy services performed by hin
In the interest Of religion and humanity
during q busy and well rounded life.
Ike services were ~interepersed will
some very ane singing by the choir, ant
| tho large audience present listened will
the deepest attention To every word pro
notiicci ON the life aud SERVICES OF IN,
distinguished dsad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
NEW nERLIN.

Death and Funeral OF william O. Palmer.
Every community has now and then
It's Affections, for oftentlmes do good
and useful citizens die, IL would seem
before their time; NJ least In tho midst
Of their active usefulness. Such was
the case last week when William O.
Palmer died. He was one OF our most
worthy citizens and here was no born
and lived and died. He was shoe
maker by trade and formerly did quite
q business, employing six or seven
hands. He had o large circle OF per-
s0nal friends and was related TO the
Palmers or Bolmars, the Schlotts and
the Shocks, OF whom there Ia an exten.
siye connection. On the 18th ult. do.
ceased had q stroke Of apoplexy, but
fingered till the 25th, when no died,
aged 52 years, III months and 4 days.
His remains were laid away on the 9th
In lions church yard, where rest In
peace many friends who preceded him
10 the better land whence no traveller
returns. Elder Strohn conducted the
funeral services.
In the DAILY REPOSITORY OF the goth
was q acuryy reflection upon The good
people who worship at lions Church,
because the bojy was not allowed 10 DO
taken therein 10 remain during the
services. OF course the writer or writ.
ora, maligners rather, did not state that
the two congregations who worship
there, have q standing rule 10 take no
dead body into the church. They OBJ
serve this rule themselves, and always
have, ard require others who arc not
wotahipl era there, when using The
church on such occasions, TO observe
the rule also. Ia there anything wrong
IN oil thisp Why should this matter BIO
rushed into printp Why should any
one take offencep The use OF tho church
Ia ever freely given 70 oil Wishing II for
such an occasion. The graveyard also
IL free. Under these circumstances II
shows much depravity Of taste to assail
these worthy people In the slang col
umns OF the Repository. Such ghonlleh
individuals when they rush into print
never care TO tell tho whole truth. This
would not suit their purpose,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
MAssILLON.
A Batch Of Interesting News from tho
West End,

A Batch Of Interesting News from tho
West End,
Mr.. Mcmillan, OF Canton, was In tho
city yesterday morning.
Two large sleigh loads OF young peo-
pie OF this city went TO Fulton TO enjoy
them elves.
Miss Laura Carver, of Navarro, at
tended the ball given at the Park Hotel
last evening.
Colonel Beach, formerly of Massillon,
now OF Indianapolis, IL Visiting his
many friends In this city
Don't forget that Messrs. Mitsh and
Burns, OF Pittsburgh, will open the
Massillon roller skating parlOr t0,mOr-
row night. Everybody attend.
The members OF the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church, OF this city, held revival
meetings all last week and will also
continue the same through this week.
The dance given at the Park Hotel
last night was well attended AM. the
music furnished by Richeimer's 0rches-
ira was very fine and enjoyed by all
present.
mari mhub MS appearance IN the
Massillon Opera House for the third
time and was greeted by u large audi
ence. He kept the people In continual
laughter and everybody left we'll
pleased.
Mr., Fred. Snyder, formerly proprietor
OF the Mill street bakery and cOnfectiOn-
ary, wishes TO inform his many friends
that he his now opened a new bakery on
West Main street, opposite the Bee Hive
cash store.
Two Of the young men engaged In the
foot race last Friday night were arrest
ed yesterday morning and brought be-
fore Mayor Bowman, who gave them q
hearing and fined them each $500 aud
cOsts, and being unable TO pay the lna
they were lodged In the c~alabOOse.
A. n. Bragg has leased the vacant lot
on the corner OF Main and Prospect
street, owned by Mr.. MOng, OF this city,
aud c%0ntemDlates building q skating
parl0r which will be- one OF the inest
and most beautiful Kinks for many
miles round. II will be- one hundred
and sixty feet long br eighty feet wide.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
MINERAL POINT.
Items OF Interest From Our Regular Cor
respondent.


respondent.
Rev. Ross, of Bolivar, conducted seryl.
ces In the Catholic church OF this place,
Sunday.
Work" In the mines has been quite dull
for some time, and many OF our men are
idle, which 10 not the case when work Ia
brisk.
Miss Jennie Suttler and Mr.. Charles
Miller received the prizes given by Prof.
B. A, Rice, for most improvement In pen
manship during his term OF lessons.
We notice that DR.. G. II. Fox, OF San
dyville, pays numerous professional yis'
It's TO our town, despite the fact that we
have three good physicians of our own.
The Missionary services In the .Melho-
dist church. Sunday evening, were quite
interesting. They consisted OF essays,
addresses, Rotations, and several pieces
OF music, by the glee club.
A number Of the pupils Of our public
schools are absent because OF sickness,
and q few others who should DO In school
every day, are absent occasionally. VII
the parents look TO this latter class, and
send them regularly
The Sandy Township Teachers Read
ing Association met az the school house
In this place, Saturday, but many OF the
teachers were absent. Come, teachers
| wake up TO u sense Of your duty TO your
patrons, and show yourselves worthy
the title OF teacher.
Mr.. @. Il, Holden contemplates starting
q newspaper In our village. Minera.
Point ought TO support a newspaper, ant
can do 10 II the business men Will lent
| their assistance. II will DO a benefit h
the town, and should DO encouraged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
ALLIANCE
Newsy Notes Of Personal and General Hap
penings at the east End.

penings nj the. east End.
John Whetst0ne died OF consumption
at his home on South Freedom street
last Friday.
sleighing parties from this place took
In Nsw franklin and Louisville on
Saturday evening.
Clark Bros, gave a benefit entertain
ment for the IOOr OF Alliance Friday
evening at their Roller Rink.
Our people seem 10 DO we'll pleased
with the verdict In the Morgan Coffee
case, which was completed last week In
the Court OF Common Pleas.
Henry Irving aud company. consist.
Ing OF sixty seven persona, passed
through here on Sunday morning. They
took dinner at the Vincent House.
Charles A, Gardner, IA "Karl," holds
the fOarda ut the opera house to- morrow
evening. He will no doubt have a
crowded house, AZ no was we'll received
when no played here last winter.
Mr.. and MIRA. G. W. sOurbeck leave
this week for New Orleans. After Wis
iting the Exposition they expect TO
cross the Gulf TO Florida, and from
there by rail to Washington, arriving
In time TO witness the Presidential In
auguratlon ceremonies,
The Y, NJ. @. A., which was organized
q few weeks ago, has elected the follow
Ing officers: President, A. j, Getty Vice
President, VIM. A. Ruth; Secretary. Jas,
/. Richard; Treasurer, George NJ. Rick.
ard. They hold their regular meetings
In the 81. Paul's Lutheran Church.
Jesse Coates ard his sister in.law,
Miss Jennie Walton, met with a bad nc.
cident on last Ttursdby evening by be-
ing struck with q haHd.car while crcss.
ing tho NJ. Wayne Railroad track east
OF town in a sleigh. Tho sleigh was
completely demolished and the occu
pants were seriously but not fatally
injured. " was q narrow escape from
death,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

Mr.. Keplinger's horse ran of with
him the other day, damaging the sleigh
somewhat.
Mr., John Smith, OF Spencer, Medina
county, Ia visiting his brother. In law,
Mr., j., Sharp.
W. swallen, heretofore a clerk In Matt
Clemens's store, has gone TO Cadiz 10
clerk for James Beyard.
A three.year.ol child Of Mr., Bullock
drank some lye this morning and tho
physician thinks recovery doubtful.
Among those registered at the Reed
House on Friday were W. s.. s Efb. IA.
BiuhOf, Geo. c. Meyer, A. McGregor, OF
| Canton, aud ak others from Cleveland
aud Akron, II was only an ordinary day
for the Reed House.
The Beaver coal miners held o meet.
Ing The other day and voted TO accept
tho ten per cent reduction, and chose
John Thomas 40 delegate 10 the conyen-
ton nj Clinton. They agreed 10 abide
the decision OF the convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
Ri,OO for 30 Cents,

ANY reader Of lhlI paper who will
send Atty one.cent stamps to the A MERI-
CAN RURAL HOME, Rochester, N. Y, be-
fore March lsl, 1885, will receive that
handsome paper, postage free, until jan
nary lat, 1886, The RURAL IL a largo
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now In ils fifteenth year, aud the cheap
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but tho above offer OF ffty cents In
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In before March lst, 1886, Send for
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offered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
~sEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
or tho Commissioner and Auditors Z
Stark and C0lumblana Counilea.

or tho Commissioner and Auditors OF
Stark and Coiumbiana Counties.
The Paramount Childrens' Homo, near
MI. Union, IL an institution belonging
jointly 10 Stark and Columbiana cOun-
ties. The cost OF conducting the Home
Ia paid by the two counties, each county
bearing q proportionate share OF the ex-
pense. For the purpose OF properly
dividing the expense which Ia raised by
taxation, between the two counties, the
Board OF County Commissioners and the
Auditors OF the counties meet ~ tho
Home twice a year,
This morning Commissioners Shetlar,
Smith aud Schmachtenberger and Aud
it0r Manly. OF Stark county, left for the
Home, where they will meet the Board
OF Commissioners and Auditor Of Col.
umbiana county, and hold their regular
semi-annual session.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Tho voolker.H eiaing Suit ON Trial To-
day---Other Cases.

'NJ N'"'"f
Tho case OF Catherine Voelker va
Christian Heising, asking judgment for
nurse fees In being tried to-day 10 q
jury. Both parties arc residents OF
Canton.
The following disposition OF cases has
been made:
Abigail Pearson Va John Frantz;
Judgment for plaintiff on verdict for
5000.
Jacob Burger Va David Mentzer; cause
dismissed ~ plaintiff . costs.
Hiram II. Housed w Susan Christ OF
al; default decree for plaintiff against
Susan Christ as principal and George
Wise no surety for $4,000 with Interest
from January 10Th, 1885, and costa and
aD order 10 sell.
O. Aultman u Co. Va Peter Marthey Of
al; jUde ment by confession for plaintiff
for SEQ n with interest NJ 8 per cent
from February I'd, 1886, and costs.
@. Autumn a. Co. w John Eckert
judgment by confession for plaintiff fol
Sil772 with interest from February 81
1885, and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
AN EXTRA JUDGE
Tho Biil for Another Judge In this Sub
Division Eavorably Reported ON.

The Bili for Another Judge In this SUBJ
Division ~Fayorabiy Reported ON.
The House Judiciary Committee of
the Legislature at Columbus has 70.
ported In favor Of the bill giving
another Common Pleas Judge TO the
First Sub division OF the Ninth Ju-
dlcial District, embracing Stark,
Carroll and Columbiana counties.
These three counties have a population
OF 100 900, and only two judges, while
the Third Sub Division OF the Second
Judicial District, embracing the coun-
lies OF Warren, Clinton, Greene and
Clark, with about the same population,
has four judges, and the Second Sub
Division OF the Fifth Judicial District,
made up by Ross, Highland aud Bayette
counties, with about 10000 less pOpula-
tlon, has three judges.
The two judges Of this Sub. Division
are now two years behind their docket,
and II Ia about time some relief was
afforded them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
nIinlnn Reduction,

The reduction OF ten cents per ton on
the price OF mining In the Tuscarawas
Valley, mentioned In q recent issue Of
the DEMOCRAT, went into effect yester.
day, lhis reduces the price Of mining
In tho valley ~ Is cents per ton. " has
been reported that thu miners would
4 rlke n such u cut were made, but no
eleps have yet been taken ny The diggers
that would Indicate u strike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
ANoTu ER VICTIM

ofHonderpon'a WHY Forgcrics---This Ono
From Seville, ohio,
Marshal schlagle Ia In receipt Of q
letter from VI. II. Hay, OF Seville, OHIO,
stating that James u. Henderson, the
man OF many forgeries In Jail here,
under two indictments for forgery,
bilkod him out Il Sl05 on n forged note.
He stated that after stark county gets
through with the click Henderson, he
would like 10 give him q taste Of the
law In Medina county. Hay IL the sen
Tor member Of the banking Arm Of Hay
q Btebbinp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

The Valley Railway Ia evidently get
ting ita share of tho business at Akron.
A. K. Gibson, OF the freight department
OF the Lake shore Railroad at Akron, has
been appointed Freight Agent for tho
Valley Railroad NJ that place, tho bust
mesa OF the road having increased TO
such extent that n division OF tho work
was necessary, Frank Furry being TO
taiaed no Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
HENDERSON, THE FoRoER.
Some OF Ills Wayne County yictima-o, v
Gilbert ono or His Aliases,

some Of Ills Wayne County yiotima-o, W.
Gilbert ono OF His Aliases,
Az the time OF the arrest and Imprison-
ment OF james Il. Henderson, the forger,
mention was made OF the swindling
operations which were successfully
worked by him In Wayne county.
He forged n note for $li5 on william
Kelffer, OF Marshallville, Wayne county,
aud ono for $02 on p. Fetz, OF Sterling,
Wayne county. Both Of these no had
cashed by SAMUEL II. Miller, Of Seiber
ling, Miller u co., agricultural imple.
ment manufacturers NJ DOylostown
He also offered 10 eell u note OF S72 on
Peter Buehl, OF Chippewa township, TO
H. Greisinger, OF Canal Fulton, and
also u note against David Wagner, OF
BaUghman township, for S65, Shortly
after Henderson offered the latter note
for eale, II was discovered that II was n
forgery and no was arrested and bound
over 10 Common Pleas Court by Mayor
McFaddou, OF Canal Fulton. Uender-
son was then brought ~ jail here and
two indictments for burglary found
against him by the late grand Jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
Tho Minerya mAlicul manufrclvrIn

Tho Minerva msiical manufacturing
company Ia nm 0rganlg,IiOn for the
mlnuiaetnre ~ Dr.. Blrson'e porsian
.Catafrh Remedy. Dr. l. A. Bureon IL
President OF Tho company, and John
human Ia Secretary and Treasurer. The
Persian ChtaIrh Remedy 10 rapidly be-
coming popu ar and the sale iDcreng.
Ing. IL 10 for sale by j. II. Lockard,
East Tuscarawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
Buy your Garden Seeds and Nursery

Buy your Garden Seeds and Nursery
Stock direct from the grower, and get
them freah and reliable. Write 10 vii.
liam B. Flattery, Wooster, Ohio, Pro
priotor Of tho Oak Ridge Nursery, and
receive by mail, Illustrated Catalogue,
free, or send 10 cents for tho following
trial dozen packets: Early Summer
Cabbage, Long Blood Beet, New Ctyntal,
White Wax Bean, Golden Dwarf Celery,
Squantum Sugar Corn (Dow), Improved
Long Green Cucumber, livingston'e
Perfection Tomato, New Salumander
Lettuce, French Breakfast Rudish, New
Colder Dawn Pepper, RNd WpthN 4neld
0Diun, IDt, royed Grown PaIsuip. This
ryre Offer contalne all standard sor y
and \ Dnmbcr o choicest novelties In
seeds. rheee will be- evnt by mail post
paid, and safe arrival guaranteed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

On The 10Th ult,, by Rev. p. Herbruck,
MI. Wendell W. Swan and Miss Augusta
8chubel, OF Canton.
On the both ult., by Rev. p. Herbruck,
Mr.. Daniel Rohrer and Miss Joanna
Hartman, both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05
A conncl.on yalley Appola,ment.

Receiver aud General Manager Briggs
Of the Connection Valley Road issued the
following piu ulUr Yesterday:
"Mr. r.. KJ ley IN this day appointed
y Freight anu Ia, eeDger Solicitor for
this railway Office at Cleveland.
"5AM BRIGGS,
"Receiver and General Manager"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

DR.. Fenner'e Golden Relief curos any
pain In Ave 10 thirty minutes. bruise or
cut, without soreness. BY dsalers. Cir
rUlar, Fredonia, New York. For sale By
Durbin, Wright y Co., y. N. Nye aud L.
VI. Barr, druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

Itch. Mango, and Secretion" OF eyery
kind cured In thirty mbntoi ny Wool
fora's SANITARY Lotion. Use no Other.
This never iuile. Sold by z. II. barr.
druggist, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

Dyspepsia In Ito worst form will yield
10 the use Of Carter'e Little Nerve Pills
aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills.
They not only relieve present Distress,
but strengthen the stomach aud diges.
tive apparatus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

Persons moving west should write or
call on II. IL. aeeting for maps and In
formation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

Tor rates. free maps and information
concerning tho weet, call on or address,
II. II. GREETING, X. II, lap Agt.,
II Eagt Tuscaraw was ~. Canton, o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-05

There were 1900 roller skating Kinks
built during 1884.