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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

A BILL has been reported in co

A BILL has been reported In CON
gress from the committee on public
lands which declares all foreign born
and unnaturalized citizens incapa-
BILE of acquiring title to real estate
within the United States. The OBJ
iect of the bill is Co prevent English
lords and noblemen acquiring title
to large tracts of lands in the public
domain, and thereby forming mcnop'
olics. 1t is claimed that many mill
lions OF acres have already found
their way INTO such ownership and
unless steps are taken TO prevent,
English landlordism will find sure
footing In these free United States,
a thing which by all means ought TO
be avoided
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

We clip and publish in another
place from the Arkansas Methodist
an article on sour Duty" which we
commend TO every reader Of the
DEMOCRAT. It's sentiments need to
be burnt into the conception of our
people. Too little care is given to
parental training and discipline and
too much license given young folks
and children.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

LESS fortunate than Arkansas,
Illinois is still laboring over the
question of u. S. Senator to succeed
Logan, and hard as their labor is,
Logan's is harder. He is afraid, and
well he may be, that Logan will not
succeed himself.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

OUR congressman Just at this time
have big thing in the seed bust
ness. If they, the seed, could be re-
ceived by those who would plant
them, the fact would be clear that
congress is Of some utility to the
country anyway.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05
DardaneIIe and Vicinity.

A3 A<&t WHAA&tt& <sANN* -
River falling.
A coal famine prevails.
The ferry boat Is making frequent
aud regular trips.
J.K. Barry has gone to the N. 0. ex-
position.
Charley Mcclure takes charge Of the
%. & r. r. depot, while Barlow Lee
moyne goes to the Worlds Fair.
r. e. Barry and Bro, will remove
their stock Of goods to Fair Hill. Capt.
II r. Barry and wife will accompany
them
Rev. j. A. Gather, late pastor of the
c. z. church, has gone to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. WhittIesey lost their
infant babe.
A merchant tailor of large expert
ence has located here.
DIR. r. w. Rogers of Gardens Bot
tom goes to Morrilton.
Mrs. NJ. Jessup is dead. A fond
wife and affectionate mother is gone.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

In about two weeks from now, II
the weather will hold up, it will
please the shades of old Cincinnatus
himself to see the activity among
pillow tools and their manipulators
in the country.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05
Der electio

The present legislature will doubt
less make provisions for the funding
of the undisputed debt of Arkansas.
Col Fishback says it can he done
and still not interfere with the pur-
pose of reducing taxation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

THERE is not a harder worker in
congress than Col. Clifton r. Brock
enridge. His name stands connect
ed IN a prominent attitude towards
many of the great questions which
demand attention at the hands OF
anar.aso
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

Two ex- presidents, Gen. Grant and
RIB. Hays, are to be joined after the
4th of March by a third, Mr.. Arthur.
And two ex-vice presidents, the ven
cradle Hannibal Hamlln of Name
and VIM. A. Wheeler OF New York
still survive.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

Hon. J. w. Reed, democrat, was
elected to congress from the 9th dis
trlct Of N. c., to take the place of
Hon. Alfred M. Scales, who was
elected governor at the last Noyem-
Der election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

IT is said there are only 10000 APP
plicaDts for office in the state OF Ken
lucky. Twenty for every postoflice
is all that can be found in Arkansas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

We do not sound a needless alarm
when we tell you that the faint Of
scrofula is in your blood. Inherited
or acquired, it is there, and Ayers
Sarsaparila alone win effectually
eradicate it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

The Benton county funds are jeop-
ardized by the recent failure of the
banking firm of McReynolds " Co.,
Fayetteville.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

NJ. st. Paul, Paris physician,
has offered, the French Academy
the sum Of $4,000 to found a prize
for the discovery of a cure for the
diptheria. He has evidently not
heard Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
which has cured hundreds of cases
of this terrible disease.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05

The prohibitionists still hold the
fort at Hot Springs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-02-05
ASPIRING to succeed Col. J. X

ASPIRING to succeed Col. j. X
Jones in congress is mentioned tbs
names of Hon. Sam. II Emerson, OF
Hot Springs; Hon. j. r. Thornton,
of Calhoun; Hon. L. A. Byrne and
Paul Jones, of Miller; Judge A. b.
Williams and Hon. Joe Conway, OF
Hampstead, Judge Bearden, OIL
Ouachita; Representative Mcmillan
and Judge Stuart, of Clark; Hon. r.
G. McRea, of Nevada Gen. Bob
Shaver. of Howard; Judge Lang
ford and Capt. John G.. Wright, OF
Union, and Hon. M. NJ Duflie, oil
Dallas. Only these and nothing
more. OF course there had to be q
Jones in the crowd. But of this
team look out for that Nevada boy,
L. G. McRea, we predict his success
any way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
BAND AND rIRnmrNs TOURNAMENT.
Arrangements Completed for tho Fire
mons Contests, Last Evening.

Arrangements Completed for tho Fire.
mons Contests, Last Evening.
Preparations for the Band and Fire
men's Tournament at the Fair Grounds
next Saturday are going forward with
great activity, and the affair promises
10 be great success. A meeting OF the
foremen OF tho hose companies, with
the Are chlei and hla assistants, was
held at the Battalion Band room last
evening, and the companies drew for
poaItiOna In the races, resulting as fol-
lows: First. No. 81 second, No. 3; third,
No. z, and fourth No o. A Hook and
Ladder race WAS also arranged between
the Robinson Hook and Ladder Com
pany and q jlnlor company, under vhe
following conditions: The RObins0ns
to run 85 rods and stack and climb u
40 foot ladder, while the Juniors are TO
run 30 rods and stack and climb u 20 folt
ladder. The prize for this contest to be
$40 for which both companies must on
ter and compete.
An the companies mentioned above
will take part In the grand parade
which occurs IN the morning, immedi.
ately after which the Aremen's contest
will take place, while the band contest
will be held In the afternoon, all occur
ring ut the Fair Grounds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
febl2t
EXAMINERS REPORT.
TO TIE HONORABLE PROBATE JUDGE.
STARK COUNTY, Quo.


sniBya from
naw Jno
Treasurer ofmh
eint tendOd
hundred ian and was
nd balances
OF
@hcGU @mc@nd
CmtOnOM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

FIRsT nnsOLyHD that IN the oplnlo1 OF twothlrda
OF the members elected 10 the Council ol the CITY OF
Canton, uhlO, II II necessary 10 Improve lhMrpnce
Avenue from Cherry street 10 the Cleveland ana uhn
ton HAwpy track cTO'ding, ~ grazing, uIAhlhH hnu
travelling tho entTo length Of said hobt between shu
two pOnta and BY paving the cutters OF pllhm hlno
aWning bith sides VI same, and pAVlnR Dln huet OF
adeWAlts with brick paving In accordance WIN pihhh
prOnlea ana specifications now on NE III NV ONCE OF thu
city civil engineer ana In accordance WI lne PRAYER
Of the petition Of hbuttinR property owners Muhk tnu
prOpOaed Improvement which petition ~ dated AuAuht
10Th 1876, aud now on nlo In the once OF the ViV
Clerk.
hECOsD The cost and eIpenbe Of aetllnR ne onIp
6tOnea and gutter stones 10 the grade neh, lAWnlhK
bolb sides of said street aud paving tho sidewalks ha
10 Aseaed per foot front upon the prOprmy pouhulnA
and Abutina thereon according 10 An ordinance on iho
anbeo Of assessments 10 be passed " SAID Coulol Nv
other az the oas and expenses shall DO paid ny inc
oily Out 0f he alrea fund Tla Ahahmenlh therefor 70
be payable In two annual nHtamenh ana mo bhine 70
be collected M provided Tor bg law and IN SAID hasehnH
ordinance 10 bb 80 passed Bonds may no Issued ~ hh
olphtOn Of tho collie tlOn " tho Ashfhsmenu unless
Inc property owners pay their laseaAnrnh DeIofe Wy
same All issued and within the lime prescribed III hu
assessing ordinance
Third And that the CITY clert y hereby ordered 70
On so this resolution TO no published ~ neNhphpnr oI
general circulate IN the corporation Tor lhe perod OF
two weeks eOnfeouiyely,
Passed Sept, l4lh, 1880 .,,,o,,rr
President Of the Council,
.,,..,, ~ A sauINEq Clark
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Flra nl nnnnyerlon.

A Adestructlye llre occurred at Hanover
ton, q email town eouth OF Alliance,
early Saturday morning, A large Franc
buldlng occupied by Jackson'e furniture
store and y. N. Burson's drug etore was
totally consumed. Tho drug store was
a total 'oss. Tho greater part OF the
goods In tho furniture store were saved,
The building owned by Mr.. Pierce, was
nninsurod aud n total losa. Both stores
were fully insured. Tho Office and res.
idence OF 'Dr. ]. j. Yates, near by caught
Iire, but waa oxtlngulshed before much
damage was done. The total loss Ia
42b 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Divorce Notice.

Dayid Vors,, whose residence In unknown, will take
notice that on M 10th day Of sepcmbcJ 1eb, Maia
Forai nlrd her petition IN tho uourt OF Common Pleas
STARK county Ohio, being cause NO. aO7p, praying q
dyrrcn from eaid David Fmn' on the eronnds LIST q
tho wl abpocncs Of said David Toist from tbis peli
vro,nd of Inc h1bltuai drunkenness Oh said David
Hrat for moro than ten years las pisti and biu, on
ihc around Of Rross neglect VI duty And eaid chusc
will bc for hearing ON and after Oc!oner VAN s'o'
Canton, o. Sop N, u.s. Atpss for the Petitioner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Did sho Dio7

moi
"sho fingered and suffered along, PIN
Ing away oil tho time for yoars."
HThe doctors doing her no good"
"And NJ last was cured by this Hop
Bltters tho papers say 40 much about
"Indeed Indeed"
"lIow thankful wo should DO for that
madieIne.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Sale Of School Bonds.

Naoo Ia hereby given that on Saturday, INC YO!h ua,
Of hppiembef A. D. 1870, NJ y O'Clock =, lne DoMu
N Eduoation of tho olty ~ Canton, uhn VIII SOL ~
public auction NJ the council chamber q iho CIV ball
IN nnid city twenty-five school bnnde of tho echool ds
iist M anld nlir f ono thoaAnd dollars each said
bondn will be dated september ipi 1880 and VIII bo
nold With accrued interest from that date. bm ln0u.
pand d0ara will ron iye ana half Year, and mature
Marcl lat ili nT thousand dollara Will run nix years
aud mature september lat 1891 ~ Thousand uollhIp
will run eight and half ycate and n'tuie mnron NV
and mature september ip iupi SAID bonda VIII boar
interest nj tho rac Of nh per cent pr annuul phlholo
He annually, aud will bo delivered 70 wy nu,vnhsolu
nj Canton, ohio, but principal hnu ne.e,. wv, v" nay
abe nj any place designated BY tho pufchaserg They
will be ssuld under tho provisons Of M ny ol tno
tipneral Assembly Of Ohi0 parsed March vtl lte'D,
snd priniod in yo g pages B9i and B2b 0f the 0hio
Laws OF 1876, ~ ~ OAnSlDn
aepliid CLERK Of lloAid OF Education.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Divorce Notice.

Andrew slmler whose residence IL unknown, viii tne
notice that hls wife iubecca Smler hhB ned her pei
tIon IN the Court 0f Common plcM OF stark county
ohio against him praying for y JlyoroN from nm on
tho grounds VI adultery ana etittms cfuplu Inv ny
laid oiondani IL required 10 anBwer said petition ON
w '''''0 NV''"''' '"' trprooA aiMLnl.
nopi7 tw ny MrnRs n oiviN, Aitrh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Henry James who has drawn upon
himself the adverse criticisms OF his
countrymPn on account OF his temerlty
In ridlculIng many OF BostOn's best clti-
zans In one OF hls recent marvels, be-
longs to the younger school OF American
WIitera. W. d, HOwella and Mr., James
are considered the shining lights OF
their particular set, and the two men
are intimate personal friends, Henry
James Jr., was born In New York city Ia
lgl5. Re Ia the aon OF the late Rev
Henry james, f0rcible writer on re-
lipiona tOplca, In his eleventh year hia
family went abroad and after some stay
In ENglnnd made long soj0nfn In
France and Switzerland. Returning TO
America IN 1860, they took up their abode
In New port, Rhode Island, removing 10
Cambridge Mas, IN 1865 Mr.. james
attended the Harvard Law School for q
year or two Will his family were In
Newport but few years after
their removal 10 Cambridge he
went abroad, where no has since re
maIned, with the exception OF occasion
nj brief visits home. He has been u
contributor 10 mat OF ths American
magazines, but his celebrity resta main.
ly upon hls novels which usually deal
with the American ~ found abroad and
have been called OF an international
character. Ha published books are,
"a Passionate Pilgrim and other Tales"
Frederick Hudson" "Tranalantic
Sketches" "The American" "Wath and
Ward" French Poets and Noyelista,"
Europeans" "Dalsy Miller" IAN In
ternatlonal Episode" Hawthorne" "A
Bundle OF Letters,"' Confidence" "Dia.
ry OF man OF Fifty" Washington
Square," "The Portrait OF Lady" SO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
A Dauehtor'a Misory.

"Eleyen years our daughter suffered
on n bod OF misery,
"From n complication OF kidney, llyor,
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
"Under the care Of the best physicians,
"Who gave her dieeaee varloue names,
but no relief
pAnl now sho Ia restored 10 ue In
good health by no simple q remedy ae
Hop Blttera, that we had Stunned Tor
years before ualng H." THE PARENTS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Attachment Notice.

Henry nOo Plaintiff Before Jacob s9ngachtSnesI,G
vs. H, w fhIlh lVNnnmp'
sid Just,ee issued nm order 0i attachment IN tho
aoye aelio1 fOf the sum OF tbA N debt ana NO he
nrObnble costs. Said action Is hdIonrlel 70 uelop"
l0h 1870 OF Ono O'Clock D, M, Tor inal neAll,w Dv
Bepu3 "a HENNf hophf'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Attachment Notice.


BnmuNl logsln and
Morris li0ahIn, pnrtnofa M htAto 0f ono
" holpin h son, Bthfk County w.
Plaintiffs,
va, Court Of Common
Margafe Appel. SPleav
Defendant
Margaret Appel, whono place Of 70 idenco II un.
Known will take notloc that ON tho 10Th day of acpte
bor its,b, nOppin Son, Of tho city Of New York,
Now YORK, nlad thor peiion IN Court Of Common
tho above namod Margaret Appel, praying for judg
mont against her for hesnm Of e4Bl Az with intorca
from juno 18TH, 1885. said uuit u founded on An no
count VI morchhndlse purchased by nhld uolonuhnl
from pnintifa nnd order Of nncl ment whn insuou
for nnd amount In tho lite cAae OF said Margaret Nv
pol In south half ~ Tho south half of lot No 20 IN Ohn
ION ohio said defendant Ia required 10 hnhwor said
petition on or before November 9Bth 1890, or ju1R
''''' vs. RogsIN a SON,
aepib DIV By CuAnLns q. UPuAM, their Auy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Advertising choats ~

ut has become 40 common 10 begin
m article In an elegant, interesting
style,
!, "Then run II into some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
"And Amply call attention 10 the mer.
lte Oi Hop Bitters In as plain, honest
terms as possible,
ITO induce pe0ple
To give them one trial, which no
proves their value that they Will never
nso anything olse."
"TnH tinMHDf 10 iayofAbg noticed In all The pApeu,
'ilpli gioua aud secular, II
"iiayihg large sale and ID uupplAnllnr MI other
medicines,
"ihVrc u no denying tho ylftuea of tho Hon plant,
aud the pfplutefs ot Hop llItcs have shown arcA!
ahfnwlne9 AMI hblll
'tn oOmp0un0hH q inHdolnp whoae virtue arc 10
palpAhlp ~ nyhiy 0nnh observation"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Pro.sonte ono Nwindlera.

n when you cali for HOP nltiem the Druggist hands
out anylhing but "iop ntefH with green cluster "
iiopa on wha label shuu that ~ lunrilt ~ Iuu would
uper aud n he haa taken your money lot pogs atun
tqt The pwinde And We will reward Jou nbefalJ Toe
tho conviction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution OF Ohio.
I'LL H 10 N 8
House Joint Resolution No. 81
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to Article Two,
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu'
tlon OF the State.

In IT hNaoLvKp NJ rnn GENERAL AhaHMpLy oy 1nn
man nF Onio, that prupaiulnt 70 amend Aocii0il
Of article H. eeotOn " AfloH III ana Heciion y ~
Artloln o. ihe constitution " the btAr ~ ONO nhAl
be tubittd " tho electors " u IN state on the second
TuoSdaJ of october, A. n 1870, " road NJ follows,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Heotion a acnatou aud representatives shall be
eleoled bennlAy By tho electors OF tho respective
oountira W dnrlola ON THH IliWr funnpLI Aytnh Tn
pIRHr MONpAt IN NOvnhnhnI thelt TEN of nco ehAll
commence IN tho Mat day OF JAnuhr nert thureAilef
and continue two IoAra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Notice N hcrby uivon that the undcglgned hM been
duIy appointed aud duaiQnd ~ A1minia.fa.oI, WIN
tho viii annexed N the csthte 81 Andrew hasopAohcf
iaie Of stark county. ohio. dcCd. ,,,,,, , .ruv,
aepi7.hw JVhN hhhnhh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
ARTICLE III

eection l. TIC executive department shall oonsltt Of
q goynfn0r lieutenant governor. hecrolAr OF State
auditor n state treasurer 0f state hnd All Attorney
general who shall be elected ON rnh pmr Tunaph
IriHa fiiE ginAr MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, ~ tho cloc
ton VI lilo AAle aud At tho lAoe N voting Tor NON
hers VI tho general assembly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

WHOM paby was sict. wc save her oAyroilA
when she VIVA uhild. abe criei for uAsr0lsrA
when shs became nilss she cluna 10 uAsroHA
WHOM ahs had ubIld,sn, shs sa,e them cAgroiuA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
Proposed. Amendments TO the
AasiEConstitutIon Of Ohio.
HJI.B CT I Q N 8.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 20.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amending Section 4, Article x, Of the
Constitution. relating 10 tho cleo
tion OF Township 0fllcers.

Rssotyrn NJ rHp onSrnAL AnurMnLy or rnn prATn
op ONO, tthreenfths ~ all tho membets elected 70
Ind " Tho electors of tha state on tho Second TUESDAY
of t,ctobef A. ~ ttub, ApfOppstltn 70 amend nociun
four article of The constitution NJ Tho state of ONO
NJ ~ " read a. followa -
section Township Officers shall bo elected by the
elnciufp " each " rnship, NJ aol Time IN suul man
mny ba provided w ihwl but shali hold teh onlccs
nti ithplf successors ARE plantcd and utinllnod
The electors deaflnr NJ said eleeon, n vote y favor
of IN, foregoing amendment shall have written Or
priniad upon thur ballots tho words unconstitutional
nnppdment township cfIlccrs s-yesl" and those who
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Al such election, the voters IN favor " tho adoption
~ ths ninrdn, nj ~ herun W. " article two nhhl
nave PLACED up N lhrf ballots The wode Alncnhnrni
10 a. elton two vi article twn " tho c0nstltuin=ftnl
ana those whn DO not favor tho hdt p0n Of huoh amend
tnenl hhAl lave placed upnn then lAllOlh tho wOrhh
,Aunndmnut u section i've ~ article two OF the oonh
tuition MAJ Those who favor up adoption of thn
mli0n hhall have PLACED upon their hAllOa the w0fdA
Amendment ~ hegiiun one " article ltoe OF tho Qon
atltui0n yesl' ana those who 40 not fAvuf lhn hnop
nn 0l huoh amendment hhAl have placed upon thrlf
bAi0ta tho wotdh Amcndmnnt " section onr " nfult
lhfVa NJ Tho constitution Ihoeo who favor tho
adoplion VI tho amendment 10 section two " Article
Ton N Tho e0nhliullOn thAil have PLACED upon thof
baiola Tho wofdh "Amnndment 10 section two OF ar
tole tpn VI tho constitution yos" ana thoHp Who 90
moi favor he adoption of nuch amendment shall hhye
placed upon their bAllola tho words, "Amehdnent 70
seolon two II article ton Of tho o0naituton--No,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
ELECTION
Proclamation
Notice Ia hereby nyen to tho qualified EleeloIs OF
Of holding ElectlOna In their respective Townhhlpe Pfe
oinet4 and Wards, on
Tuesday, Oct IS, So,
Then and thoro to eoc by ballot according % the Con-
6ttallon and Laws OF Oho, tho iollowiha SVA'o Huo
County Oiiiorrui
Ono Person for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor
4" supreme judge Long term
q" Supreme judgo-sboIt tom'
f" &" Attorney 0cnorh,
4" state Treasurer
Member Board Of Public Works
q" state Senator,
Two Persons for Representatives TO tho Legislature
ono Person for Common Ploaa Judgo-rnll torn
- UuOIulfru

Yoa will also proceed to vote Tor Or agalnnl mo 10Y
lowing proposed amendments W tho VohhV'uu"n VI wv
HtAta Of OHIO to'wil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
A RESOLUTION

Declaring II Necessary to Improve Law
renee Avenue, from Cherry Street to
the Cleveland and Canon Railway
Track Crossing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

do not favor the adoption Of said Anondment shall
have written or printed on their ballots tho words,
unconstitutional amendment 'S~nshiP s, onoefs-No'
Speaker Of tho iionbe o. Representatives
ELMER WHITE,
President pro tom. Of tho Senate
Adopted April 8, lhsb
UkITKp sTArKs 0P AhHRIoA ONO,
OFPl0H OR TIM hROhhIAnY ~ biATh
JANIS n IluBIhHnk secretary ~ hlale OI me hlhle
Of Ohio do hereby certify that tho i0eg ing Is ttnn
copy Of Joint RosolniOn adopted by Tie aeneral A
aeinby OF tho state VI ONO, on the plh dny 0 April
1895 taken from tho original rolls flfd In hh once
IN lKAfIMokY WHEREOF, l have neItunlO hnphuflnou
my name, and AiliHed my oniclal heh
(sRAL) NJ Columbus, tho hth day OF April
JAhlia y, ROBINSON,
Apr7td Secretary of state,
The following IL the apporliOnment q Juors 70 %
raurnsd BIZ the TTu6tsaa O the several Townships anu
O0unoimeD 0f tho Wards OF tho cities T tue year leO
with the Poll Books ~ the CLERK OF Tho Common Ploha
Oourt, on OF before the 18Th day OF October, ibsb'
paria III washington. 81 Lexington, 2b Marlboro,
10, Nniiahllien, 1ai Oanaburg u Sandy, " phe "
i0l Sugar Greek, l0l Lawlenoe, lB Tushlawhs, ~
Canton 81 CITY OF Caution Isl ward, "a ward " 20
ward III am ward 81 bih ward, VI bIh ward, bl 1th
ward TO- Oty OF Maaillon-iat ward, o. "a whd, "
80 ward, 10, dth ward, b.
0yen unner my hand ut the CITY Of Canton this iSt
day Of September, a, d. lbso'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

npeAker Of the IIouse Of Representatives,
John o. wAfiwtCn,
ireaidenI Of the benss
Adopted MArch W. itBb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17
umo q sr.rs AZ. 2, o. Asm,9a ,.., 4, ono mo.

Adopted March 70, injc
UNITED prkras or AMnAioL ONO, |
Orrius or rms enunnrAnr or erATn,
l. JAMra A. nonivsoN pecrc,srf ot ptA,o Of the state
AZ 1ha 40 heiey certiff that tho foregoing IA tfc
oppy III Joint iloaoluton adopted bI tho ucncih AZ
l,n, taim from tho original rolls MED In thlp ofoe
>" my narne. and anlyed my ofnciA poal,
tsrlis) Mpolunbua, the 10Th dn OF March
IH jAMup 4. ROBINSON,
a,,Tad uenetert Of ntais
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

Canton, Ohio, Sept, lst, 1885.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

do not favor tho adoption OF said AInendment shall
have written or printed on their ballots tho words,
Unconstitutional amendment, township 0iiioefa-No"
A. p MARSH. .,.,,...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-17

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