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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

Judge llpadly was born In Now Havon,
Conn, July 81, 1890, and Gomez from q
family noted for their learning anl ability
llo completed his education at Western Ro.
sorvo collie 20, Hudson, o, 4; studied law un-
dor Judge Story, At Cambridge; finished
with Salmon T., Chase, In lsi7, In Cincin.
natl, Ho was appointed judge OF the super.
ior court IN 1851 elected city solicitor In
1858, superior judge again In 1850 and again
in1s6i llo was delegate 10 tho conatitu-
tionnl convention IN 1873, since that tlmo
ho hns held no political office til oloctOd
governor In 1893
Originally no was a democrat, but was
republican during tho war aud up 10 1879,
whom lao a l0n became liberal froo-trado
democrat lilo achieved national prominence
by his G ltbratod lottors 10 Tildon In 1870 In
favor OF tho claims OF Cronn, tho Oregon
oloctor. This lod TO Hoadly's employment
On council TO argue tho Cronin case boforo
the electoral commission,
The governor said no dodgod no Issues,
and tholc was not fonco In Ohio which no
would strOddlo, Ilo was against prohibition
and everyone know H. Ho assorted that no
was for American liberty irrespective Of
color, llo voted for Grover Cleveland aud
thanked 0ol for II, llo was and would con,
tnuo to bo loyal 10 Mr., Cloyolands Admin
istrniOn,
Chorv D. Fairfield was nominated for
supreme Judge for tho long torn on tho frut
ballot
John q, Warwick was ronomlnatcd for
lieutenant governor by ooclamation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
H0ADLY RENOMINA ATED.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN THE coNVEN-
TON OVER THE RESULT.
Charles d. Martin Nominated for Supreme
Judge-John a. Warwick Renomlnated
for Lieutenant Governor - Ather-
TIM, Lawrence aud weible.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug, 2l.-Before 10 o'clock,
tho hour fixed for tho meeting OF tho Demo-
cratic convention, the Grand Opera house
was PACKED from pit 10 dome, and select
band entertained the audience with National
airs The greatest harmony prevailed, and
tho predictions that the old ticket would. be
ronominated stood good, A few minutes af-
tor 10, Hon, T. j, Cogan, chairman of tho
state central committee called the conyen-
tion 10 order and ex-Congressman Finley
presented tho report Of the committee ON
permanent organization, which was adopt.
cd unanimously The permanent chairman,
Hon, John 4 Follett was then conducted 10
tho chair, amid tumultous applause
Mr., Follet In taking tho chair congratu-
lated tho convention upon It's appearance
and reJoiced with tho Democracy Of Ohio
that they were able TO meet In convention
under national Democratic administration
"A pure and grand administration, At the
conclusion OF his remarks Mr. Follett was
romlly Npplauded, The report Of tho COM
mittco on credentials being adopted and tho
committee on resolutions not being ready 10
report II was voted 10 proceed with tho
nominations Of candidates, Judge George
W, dcdlea took tho platform ami in few
well chosen words placed In nomination tho
name OF Hon, George Hoadly The name Of
"lloa lly' was received with long continued
cheera aud shouts
AT the conclusion OF his remarks Mr.. God.
des moved II suspension OF the rules and tho
nomination OF Hoadly for governor by 40.
clamation, This motion was received with
leaIty cheefs and round upOn round Of an
plauso, and was seconded In a neat speech
by Gen, Mike Ryan, Of Cincinnati, Tho
chalrmnn thon put tho question and II was
unanimously adopted In quick succession
the nano Of John g. Warwick was placed
IN nomination aud no was also ronominatod
by acclOmatlon, At II o'clock, whilo nom
nations Tor supreme judge were being
made, Governor HoOdly was escorted 10 tho
stage amid great enthusiasm and gracefully
accepted tho nomination,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

John q, Warwick, Of Stark county, hna
agalu boon selected ~ llOadly's second. II
IrIsh nominations will hold tho Irish voto
for tho party which nomiuotos thom, thon
surely the republic ms mood hOpo for no ~.
sistouco from Tho bravo boys OF ErIns Iso
this year, snco two 'sons Of tho SON nro
given prominent nominations on tho Domo.
cratn ticket In tho persons OF Brady aud
warwick Nearly forty years ngo ho landed
IN this country from ireland, He chose tho
valley Of the ruscnrawas az his home, and
worked In tho mines, lle saved his small
earnings anl invested tlcm whore thoy
would do him tho most good
He N now millionaire, owning extensive
mines IN The Tuscarnwas valley, aud besides,
hns large interest In tho factories of Mas.
sillon, Hundreds Of men ilnd employment
IN his mlnc, and shops Ho had never held
Office prev ous 10 his election IN 1883. Ho
was given the place 10 weuton The rcpubl.
cans on the Reserve and hold In line tho min
Ing tnd manufacturing interests of tho
stale.
Governor Warwick Ia largo inan, OF com.
manding presence, wearing very pro.
nounced Irish countennnco, beaming with
good nature and good living. le has made
digniilod presiding officer, winning tho %.
teom and confidence Of both parties by his
impartial rulings, lo IA not politician,
and has not tho elements that 20 10 make
tho offensive partisan" lie Is mossbaok
and has no sympathy with the poynes aud
Mclean, who ondeuvorod TO force him OIL
tho track In favor of Converse,
A bitter contest occurred over the nomin.
alton for judge Of the supreme court for tho
short term, now vacant There were seven
candidates and three roll calls, Upon tho
last call ex Congressman Gibson Athcrton
was nominated Out n total of T6l votes
Mr. Atbertou received d93d, George u.
Ckoy wax, tho remainder being scattered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Legal Notice.

jao0b Keller whose rlacc ot O,denNo IA Hudson Ia
dltnn EllHabrlh MuggiUyH Nhue place VI rotdOnoN IN
Monticello, llllnpaI John Keller whuan place NJ fos
lcnoo ~ Avalon, Missouri, ubmt Keller donnie kp,
Ter Anl Francis Keller whose place 1 residence IN llan
som, Michigan, Mary uAohlel SalumO MllOholl MIA y
D. Shccsc, llNnlninln S'a'rf Aud fiank SANy, VII 40
place oi rNaldoncc IA patfotsbutp, udlnna and liar
tlnl ~ fltoh whose place VI trslrncN N H. L0ula Mo-
VIII thko notice that on tho nnnd day u June A. u
1880 lo uhdcrlknnd plhlntlH filed hlt p'tlt1n IN thu
Court 0l Common tlrh Of SAk cOunty OhlO, setting
t0rlh IN HuhsnnrO, that on tho lth dAy VI Fnrurf A.
u, 1880 Ono EHoklol koor m uncle Ot plaintiff Drun
then seize tuhlo 10 tho fo n,tAtN ~ OhN SAnua ko
lof 0f tract Of about thlron acos VI lana situate IN
inc toNnlhlp " icffJ county VI SlAfh And htao 0i
Ohln hhd being rAU o. lhe southwest quarter NJ fAG
lunAl arcllOn ihrlY one VI tn tUWnshn. an thOn en
tf Into IN AIrWmNnt with tho ulAntH whereby pAd
Ezekiel kcllr ngrcod " Cunyuf lnld Tonoa n pln ~
TN IN con Liberation " plAnif bear ng and caring
Tor tAld E1 hlO knllur duflnH hla natural lin that
pnntli lulli performed his part Vt tA contact that
eAld Ehohlol krcr uppHHOd ihH lie october lat u,
1854 Without executing tAll conveyance that paft Vt
the heirs " aad Eskel Roller representing tW0 any.
ohtu VI MA tbtAtr, hayo recognized plautHh claim TO
ahld premises ana hhvO COnyOrl thrt Interest IN TNn
10 plnniu that defendants atr tho IL M helr VI w.
EKohln Keller repro cnng lhH roma nina i've tNyNnlhi
o hs esA," WHO rclu tu convoy thtlr ncrfai theron
~ plalnt H.
The prayer of aald petition N that the dpfpninn,a
may he ordered " convey tur mi crest IN said pfcmltot
" plnlulln aud Tor general relief
Sild drtuNdiutH are required 10 answer said IOtlnn
on Ot before tho psth dAY VI SNiirmhNr, A ~ iHNh
lHNhlEL kELLEn plAnlH
huHlbLW Wy IL w, MCCAuulibr hla Attg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

The selection of NJ, W. Ransom as one
OF the committee Of the Senate to repre-.
sent that body at the ObseQules OF Gen.
Grant, goes far to bring the North and
South into closer relationship with each
other, 10 0bllterate that old sectional
feeling formerly 10 prevalent In both
districts, lie was born In Warren coun.
ty, North Carolina, In 1926 He received
an academic education, grad uating In
1877 from the University OF North Caro-
llDa, then one OF the foremost lnstitu-
tlons OF ita kind In the country. In
this institution young Ransom also
studied law and laid the foundation of
that broad legal knowledge which has
made him OF no much service 10 his
State. Upon the completion Of his law
studies he settled In his native State az
planter, In 1862 no entered the p0llti-
cal arena, being then elected Attorney
General OF North Carolina, resigning In
1856. In lS5S-50-60, he was q member
Of the North Carolina Legislature, and
was q Peace Commissioner from that
State to the Congress Of Southern States
held at Montgomery, Alabama. In 1861.
Upon the outbreak OF the late war he
followed his State into secession and en-.
tered the Confederate army, serving az
Lieutenant Colonel, Brigader General
and Major General; and was In Lees
army at the time Of its surrender at Ap.
pomattox, In January, 1872, he was
elected TO The United States Senate ~ %
Democrat and took his seat April oath,
1872, being reelected In 1876 and again
IN 1883, His term Of service will expire
March 81, 1889 The other Senator from
North Carolina ls ZebulOn b. Vance; that
State Is Indeed lucky In having two such
experienced men to represent her In the
National Senate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

The following are the times fixed
up1n by tho Circuit Court Judges for
holding court In the Fifth Circuit, EN-.
bracing Stark county:
Fairfield, January B and September Z;
RlChland, January 10 and September IA;
Wayne, February 2 and September 81;
stark, February l6 and September 2s;
Knox, March 2 and October b; Licking,
March ~ aud 01tober i2; Musklngum,
March 30 aud November %; Ashland,
April Oand October 20; Holmes, April 10
and Noyember2; OoshoCton, April 90 and
November o; Tuscarawas, April 27 and
November 10; Morgan, May and Octo-
ber lO Perry, May II and November 30;
Morrow, May Is aud December z; Della
ware, June and December IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Legal Notice.

hafnnat wonnlng residing NJ Topaz Marshal coun.
", tudlanna VIII take notice that On tho 9lr day OF
july ~ 1880, kelm sUnH led their petition In tho
Common Pleas court STARK county onto, IN casa No
tOsU, against tho above named niinhift Wennlnn
praying Tor y Judgment against HIN IN tho anm 0i
40 U0 With Interest thereon from January 10Th 1896
ces t0l9b, nad June lNh 1890 hnd that M order OF
attachment was Issued IN Hnld action i0r tho said an
0f hbHB0 hnd Interest," M Aforesaid, loss said ATTN Of
F0i 20, paid thereon M aforesaid
eald narnhart wonplpg Il required 10 answer on or
before INC 40h uny ot september 1880, or Judgment
may bc taken against him.
A, NJ, MCCARTHY and
MONO n McUANlY,
hugOLw AuyH fOf Kon n Hona
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Notice to Contractors.

henlod proposals Viii bc received NJ tho OtoN of tho
undeulgue1 ulul noon VI september 10TH. 1906 for
the IN hlslng 0 tn lab aud material necessary for
the erection aud completion NJ rflyy 10 bu hult nj
tho hOrmUuni ChlldrrnB lOmt nconrlng 10 drawlula
hnd specifications now on file NJ this once tho nfeO on
the Auditor NJ sax county Canton, ohio and tho a'0l
Of Hugh Mqlal on Market ~, Eag' Liverpool ohio
Proposals. ahl uld w addressed ~ no jnlnt lOlfd Of
Comm sslUurra 0i stark nnd COumhiann counties aud
hb NJ 80 tco Wide and 10 tp long 0nn story hlgh 10
DO brick with slno root aud IA 10 contain ~ hop ore
which arc 10 10 tunpnl Win NAlNt, The building IN A
10 " be hohtal with steam ny c0nnccllig With tho
pfreOut ntrAm pipes
Tho Commissioners reserve thN right to reject any or
nll blda nlds must 10 accompanied ~ good bind IN
tho SUN OF tlOlOO ~ guarantee that tho bidder will
enter into contract " hla hid N n ouplO1
blla must bc made out ON blahA which will bo furn
lshod for tho purpose,
Guy rltDEN Architect,
augi8ow Alliance, ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

Tho most important discovery Ia that
which brings the most good TO the great.
eat number, DR., King'a New Discovery
for consumption, coughs, and colds win
preserve the health and save life, and is
Priceless boon TO the AM cted. Not only
does II positively cure consumption, but
coughs, colde, bronchitis, asthma, ,hoafse.
ness and oil affections Of the throat,
hest, and lungs, yield at once to its
wonderful curative powers, If you
doubt THE, get trial bottle free, ut Dur
bin, Wright h Co's drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

Tho present incumbent, Peter Brady, was
thon renomlnatod for state treasurer by 40
clamation, as was also James Lawrence for
attorney general, aud Henry Weible for
member of tho board OF public works,
The committee on resolutions were then
granted the floor, Tho platform was then
read, Tho report OF tho committee was
adopted unanimously amid great applause
and enthusiasm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
of Section sixteen, School Fund.

settlement OF Section sixteen, school Fund.
The Auditors Office has been In corre-
apondence with the State Auditor look
ing 70 the settlement OF an old and un-
adjusted claim In favor OF Lawrence
township and Canal Fulton, In this
county, and on Friday Deputy Auditor
WOrley returned from Columbus, hay.
Ing made an adjaetment,wit (, 1700,63
the amount Of back money and interest
found due them, This Ia quite an i'm.
portant item for Lawrence township
and Canal Fulton. This money was
efroneously paid into the State Treasury
by previous auditors, while II really be-.
lOnged TO the two precincts named un.
der Section 10 Of the School Laws Of the
Stnte.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

THE contract made by John Sherman
white Secretary Of the,freasury, and re-.
Gently unearthed, giving the Adams Ex.
press Company the exclusive right of
transporting Government funds, again
illustrates the methods by which that
honest man has been able TO become
millionaire on u salary of 5000 a year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

THE New York Sun says that II "hopes
and believes that OK Commissioner Lor-
Ing is an honest man" The Sun has
more than llfly times in It's own columns
proved that he IL not, and the above
musb be attributed 10 Its remarkable
amiability and Lorlng's overmastering
presence when asking TITO lot up on
him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Thilt Sums It I'm,

We could use oil sorts of extrayagant
words about the effects OF Parker's flair
Balsam. But the simple truth Is enough.
II is the best thing of its kind. Cures
falling hair. dandruff, dryness, restores
original color, Ia u delicious dreselng
and perfectly pure and clean. Il will
dressing, WV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Grlgg's GlyoorIno sniyo,

The best on earth, can truly be said of
Grlgg's Glycerine Salye, which Ia n sure
cure lOr cuts, bruises, sCalds, burns,
wounds, and oil other sores. Win posi-
lively cure piles, letter and ali akin
ernptions. Try this wonder healer, Sat
istaction guaranteed or money refund-
Ga. only 20 cents. For sale by Dur.
bl1, Wright y Go Druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Trouble over CAROLS Court House.

The much talked Of and long delayed
court house Injunction was filed In
Probpte Court yesterday. The County
Commissioners, County Auditor, County
Treasurer and John &. Melbourn, are al
made defendants. The contractor sold
yesterday that II no was enjOined that
he would quit work at the close OF the
present month.
whether the Commissioners will ba
sustained In the change OF contract is
the point In question.--Carroll Chroni-
clio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Divorce Notice.

James A, McQlnrd, whose residence Il unknown,
VIII TAKE notice that on The 10Th day VI August D
1850 Ellen McOlhfd nlud her ppti lion IN tho Court of
Common Pleas stark county OHIO bplup causo NUN.
pcr 1910, praying FOR divorce from tho said iaea
MoClnld, on tho ground Of wlfu absence, 10 be re.
stored ef maiden name aud TO have tho custody of
their children aud tit said cause will bp for henrlnu
on aud after october ib,h, 1896
hiONa n MCCARTHY,
hunlBLw Att'ys for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Legal Notice.

Notice Ia htroby given that on August 10TH tBlb the
unlpttl lncd brought suit against william n Unly,
pula Vully anu others, which IA now pending IN tho
Vommul Pleas Court n Statk county, OHIO, Tho ob.
luct 0t gau SUIT u TO have declnul void certain con.
yeyhnco OF tho south no acres Of tho southwest quarter
ol soctlun Y IN t0wnsp lY Of range 10 IN said nO,n.
w rom hhld William n Gully 10 LYDIA Ouy ON No.
Vemuer vOth 1854 NJ llENkEL
augY0hw uy DAY A L,NuI, Ma Alt,a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27

DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain In I've to thirty minutes, brnise Of
cut, without soreness, BY dealers. Cir.
cular Fredonlo, New York. For sale by
Durbin, Wright \ Co., @. N. Nye aud Z.
". Barr GruRgisie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Proposed Amendments TO the
Constitution of Ohio.
FL L Fl Q II I Q N s.
Senate Joint Resolution No. %.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Amending Section 4, Article x. Of the
Constitution, relating to the elec.
tion OF Township 0nlcers,

RReoLyEp ny TIM GKNERAL AasaNnLY oP TIM sTATK
oPOHlo, (throo'ffthS " all tho members elected 10
each h0uan c0ncurflng thercn) That there bO submit
d u tho electors OF this state the second rno0dAy
OF October, A d. 1898, proposition 10 amend section
four article 0. the constitution Of tho state of ONO
no ~ 10 read M follows
Section Township officers shall bo elected by tho
electors Of each township, nj such iime IN such man
ner ana for such term, not exceeding thON years. M
may be provided by law but shall hold their offices
MI lthelr successors aro oloctod and qualified.
Tho electors dearng NJ said election 10 vote In favor
Of tho foregoing amendment shall have written or
printed upon their ballots tho words unconstitutional
amendment township 0noor.-YNl' and those who
do not favor tho adoption 0f said amendment shall
have written or printed ON their halleta tho words,
constitutional amendment, township 0iloora-NOn
A, u, MARSH.
Speaker OF tho House 0f Representatives
ELMEh WHITE,
Adopted April o. 1880
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
ARTICLE III.

Section 1. Tho executive department nhAll CONSIST OF
q governor lieutenant governor, secretary OF state,
auditor VI state, treasurer Of state, And an attorney
tors Oi tho slate and NJ the places Of voting for MON
befa OF the general assembly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
LEGAL.
Proposed Amendments 10 the
Constitution Of Ohio.
H L Fl OF TO N S.
House Joint Resolution No. 8z
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments TO Article Two,
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu-
tion OF the State.

Bn 1T RnsoLVEp NJ THH GENERAL AsmBLI on TINS
STATE or ONO, That prOpOaltllna 10 amend section
Of article H. section u article III, and section Of
article Of tho constitution OF tho stale Of ohio shall
DO submitted t0 the eoo0r6 0f this state on Tho second
Tuesday Of October, A. u 1895. % read as iollowAi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
FORM or nALDOT.

AZ aueh election, the Votem In favor 0f tho AdoptlO
~ the amondmtnt 10 section two OF article two shall
have paeed upon their ballots the w0na. "AmenhmNni
10 actOn two O article two " the oOnHltullon-Ytai
and those who do not favor The adj p0n Of such amend
mont shall have aoNd upn thelf ballots tho wOTdh
Amendment IL SECTION Two u article two OF ho oOnst
tuition No." Th'Ae WHO faynr the adoption NJ thu
Amtndmont 70 aeolOn one " aftol three of the o0na
tnUn, thall hayr placed upon their ballots the wUrdA
Amendment " section aus NJ article three OF the cOn,
siluh0n Ye,,n aud those WHO do nat fayr lha adOp
tlOn O hnci amendment, shall have placed upon thelf
ballots the wOlda "Ambnment 10 section Onr Of article
tbrro Of tho constitution n--NOh 1h0,a who favor thu
ton of tho constitution hlal have placed upon lnelI
ballots the words, "Amendmont 10 section two VI af'
uelN ttp NJ the constitution iesIh aud tOaN VINO do
not favor thu adoption OF such amendment shall have
placed upon their ballots the woIdl, amendment 10
section two Of article ton OF the o0nAlllui0n-No,"
A. d, MARSH.
Speaker Of tho House OF Representatives
JOHN q. WARWICK
President OF Tho Senate
Adopted March 20, 1855
uMTHD STATKA ov AMERICA Omo l
oPYoh Op THH SKCnKfARf OP STATE
JANIS D. ROBINSON Secretary Of state OF tho state
NJ Ohio, do erey certify that Tho foregoing IN tfue
cory VI Joint Resolution adopted BY the General As
srmby OF the state OF Ohio, on the pbth day Of March
1896. taken from tho original rolls ned In this once,
IN rRsTIM0M WHEREOF, l have horcumo subscribed
my NAME and an8ed my ofnolAl seal
(hKAI.) NJ O0lumbua tho 10Th day Of March
A. ID 1890,
JAMES 8, ROBINSON.
anr7th ascwtAr Of 8tpe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
Saturday, the 10Th day Of Sept, 1886,
Sheriff Sale.

''a'' % S:,'''"'' stark codu n1y'pl!S% ee%aon ploa.
John Wllllama Court
By yirtuo Of an execution Issued by tho clcrh
Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of stark county Ohio IN
tho above action aud 10 mo directed Will offer for
Bale nj public 0utoy NJ the door Of tht court hougO IN
tho CITY OF Canton, stark county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, tho 10Th day Of Sept, 1886,
tho following described real estate situate IN stArh
county, ONO towlt 1ho undivided ono ninth part VI
tho south half Ot tho southwest quarter 0f eootlon nn
bor thirty. our (Bi), town'hlp number eleven q ~ ana
range oaht (B), containing olghty acres Of land,
Appraised ett70o
sale TO commence at 1 O'Clock y. m. Terms cash.
JAMES LEE, sharin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
ARTICLE IL

Section 2. Senators and Representatives shall be
elected bienniAlly by tho electors OF tho respective
oounea OF dlatrotA ON THR PlRsT TUESDAY ApThR TIM
tIhhf MONDAY IN N0yKMhHRI their te m Of nice shall
o0nmenee on the mist dag OF January noIt thereafter,
and continue two yeArB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
ARIICLIi 4.

Section ., County ofiioura shall be elected ON TIM
TnlBG TUKsDAY APTHR rHH nnBr MONDAY " NOYsM'
nhh BY inc elecloTh o. each county, In such manner
bo provided by law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-08-27
MEDICAL.
That Tired Feehnq

The warm weather has deblltatIng effect,
especially upon those who are within doors
most of the time, The peculiar, yet common,
complaint known as "that tired feeling"
is the result, This feeling can be entirely
overcome by taking Hoods Sarsaparllla,
which gives new life aud strength to all
tho functions Of the body,
] could not sleepi had no appetite.
TOOK Hoods Sarsaparilla aud soon began 10
sleep soundlyi could got up without that
tired ana langnid feellng and my appetite
Improved" H. A, SANFORD, Kent, Ohio.
strengthen the System
Hoods sarsaparllla Is characterized by
three pecularltles LIST, the combination OF
remedial agentai ed, the proportiOnj sd, tho
process OF securing the active medicinal
qualities, The result Is medicine OF unusual
strength, eiiectlng cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods SaTsaparllla tones up my system,
pullneh my hlOOu, hhnfpenA my appetite and
Register OF Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
Hoods sars9pqrllla, boats all others, and
ioO Bank Street, New York city,
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Bold by all druggists, o. six for s5. Made
only by O. l. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.