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, 1881-11-16

MAroSs:'s victory Il. Virginia Inns throw,
:hc South Carolina Bnl,rboi,a Intu slough
of dcspontlency, md they are lnukiuy for.
war.l Will fearful forehodiilg to tic ttMc
WIEN Bonl0 Ataiiollo will rise up fl tlloir avn
State and overthrow them. All that Is neces.
sary IS luader powerful enouRl'. liko Ala-
honr, to divide tue white vote. There arc poll
tlctn1s enough aiu people enough otetest
the Bourbon machine, anil once theynre Or
gantzed Under n,au who ias backbone
enough t0 Head q revolt they will lnuko
short work of 1t, and tl,is not OILY lit Snuth
Caroina but III other Southern Status. 1t is
not Improbable that tic Bonrbuns themselves
may hAsian tile event III the manner DE-
scrlbctl lplow. 4 Charleston dispatch to the
New York Itlncs says:
1t Is believed In wcll-Iuformod circles TINT tho
iho Ill 'nst. viii basssn tho orsts BY fj,,iI.
cious Legislation. Among other itnpnrtnnt
measures to l'u discussed mid acted upon ls tho
rcpUrt Of tic Constitutional Commission, which
reeoamcnIs that tna term of. Judges shall Nv
arE rood bohas'or: ttat tho ststs nlssrs.
slnnnrs, nnu rropato IutlIos, ahnll ,sursc
for four years instnll OF two: TINT ttls Euun-
y sehnol Commissioners shall ao MppninteL.
moro than s;,1N Inhabitauts Or 10 iol
Hh vii a.n ] rocom,nod !. scvs!a, of tic Eteotio,.
law. atd tho Cole CninInission will report tuur
Qualification nf the statutes. Hut tho 1',alil r1ck
In the WHY Dr snfe navigation Is thtt upon which
tue North Carnllnn l1clllucFacy WIS 81 completes
y wrecked last Auaslst,7tho ta.uperanee a,,cs.
e. Il SR ,o'n' aSstense spn, to to s pass Inv rns a
tho ncat session u tho i.cgisaturo prohibiting
the saie anu manufacture Of lqnr fn this state.
vnnes,.llr iml,.lge III hi tho South than III tho
North. rnrscularly y this thu ense lt tEinsrnat-
, 1881-11-16
An Ed!tOr on Ncddlng breakfasts.

Ar. Dana. Ut the New fark SIM, although
Gurdeued With the !mauy .earcs which neces-
aRriy hcsot tho head Of q 9Yent newspaper, ts
no'er ~ busy hut that ho can spare ttmo to tako
Ills faella pen IN hand and RHswor Any question
whlch n'uy bo proponrtlei to hin, by u lady, a,.d
II tho lady ba ya4lnk allA fafr tho lrtior with
which h0 etterB lnth tie Work Of furnishing her
With the Information sought IL snt Ut ut nbatul.
lscl1,Y aa acknowledged authority OH att n,AtleEs
rotating 10 sue'al uti,uet, Mr. Dalla II fsu4upnt-
" requested to lltfuau the mellow light ot his
rips1Iel expsriencs upon questions connected
with tho prupor observance Ut nuptt4l eyents,
aud ho t,syor fatla tu nt4uIt hinsolr with erodlt
Tho latcat applicant tor Information FROM tho
uoshnn sdlfor Is young lAdy whu writes w
follows:
WI yon tol! tue tho partluu!prs u a weilllns
brtak fart; what dlsAe% to 4urya OF msnts ntld
untrtet and tsl|shes; Whit bot anl Whit c0I,l;
wt4t spou!al eit1Hst in serving, Hna whotAoE
eorenanyy II possible YOU Will o1ltxa liz by vi
early auSwer. ~ the l1th last Is NY wedding
lAy.
A Western editor, II ho paid auy attention to
, 1881-11-16
PERSONALS.

NlcQlInt, the Nnor, "thee's " md "tAou's"
Patti in public. lIu Is Kook talksr aul 4 mlu
of tAct.
lady Drasscy haS been formally decorated
by IN csnlsssry Of King Kalakaua With the osdet
Ut "Kapiolanl.'
"Alnariea." says MI Englis!lnal. us 4
country whrro a nuns statement Is not w0tta
two cents unless bucked up With an offer 10 but
you 80"
Sciior BArca, tho Spanish Minister, md Ills
vito havG returned to Washington for the sca-
HotI, and hMyo IDasc1 tho house formerly 0ceus
Piled by tho Chinese Legation.
The Nav..t. Il. Gould, late United Stasss
Consul In birmingham And Mursslllcs, has H.
copied tho&tivitatl0n Of tho Methodist Eplsco.
pHl Church 'u howtoq. Atasa.. to supply thes
pulpit.
Tlse last year OF Baron llaymcrle's life was
martyrduH Of nervous suffering. Induced " =
tlisease which was OF aevgrul years standing a1a
Ut cnrtllac or!9tn. Tho at1,allost !tlcn!ttes Up
poured ha crushing gnlusnltlra. and tue least e4'
eiteil'oHt oAuxgd hurst ot tears.
a duel with swords took place In tie l5ui
Dc l,uu!o2,lc rooontly butwoou Sir. Jules com's
ind hlr. Vlo'let-le.l,ur, son If the celebrated
architect Tho Intter was wounded In tes
shoulder after q eonlbat thnt laatutl twensy'lss
minutes Ear0lus duran, the painter, "as 91s
ot Mr. Comto's seconds.
lne i1lnceSs OF Hnles, Willie W. .'l.it,.,v ,r.s
Abbey tho 0ther t!ay, plHaltel l'''''e'' IN ~
3norlAl Of bur Visit. 6ho Wsls requested 10 p'a's
her hand on tho treo wblo the eurih was beng
tiltutl In nrr,,nl It: but. instead of hrlny Gun.
tout with 20 passlyc part. slo srltst! neaH Fix
EsIHs X, " ~, enMn au s.Gan .r, ~ IN ,thie
'".'' a's w., '""s""'s a'', t,h,,el
Iho HOLY syhoa VI tno is"sstn' y. ."atu.. ~ ~.
have lssueu decree fnfoltl'1n9 ps'es's ,r,ous ,s
tlso the rites OF reliR1on IN tho cases VI pud pv.ed
whose dcaths hafe notos'nas'y nsun s,nt, '" i, Il
W tho excessive 'se OF aPIFtuous ut.'~ n,,..t,u
stated taas from tIsno im,nnoF,' ~ '.S .ia.s sueh
III, ,xi, fo a,,tln, ,t mi M s,,c nave declined
10 Kye tt,o body Chrlltiua burial.
Ttr INK. 1T s,,,hsr]an1 l,as tust placed
,.,"'t IN ..a. ~ ;, .,,,.,,,.n,, f.r tbs p,r.
'.'.,a ,,,,,os ID Ian, nj, tho ue Ut
snnssaa ~ H,.ms, sM" Sor .ho ,,,,rnso founding
=. &c Ss,." ~ r'tx s.r ia supposed IL
So"ns VI o. aeosenu" VI "nn, vr.t enanset
. ~ .,I ~ ~, ,,st ratyfn Of ths
H@unut @ ~ !uhu p'Ic i% ~ su r. nm'.,a,,Irnt pn Vbs
lNAko Hatales u! eI.'su. i HILL. ,I.f rrer hero.
seFsat1oas tnnoa u" n'a 'ees"' ''''' n.ur,,,
The jnte eccentric writer, George I}ol''",
.,,tro.~., t.,,,, ,,t,, ba cu.fftk ~ tho huTEnts.
ao"e.'e !'o44 ""a. -. ,n.n ncr,uu1ntss
Rhtoh Waa nolh1n8 ts'oEo t"a'' " .,, ,,,lnd
which accompanies all uSer"Eoue"| i'll
hrtn,pht on by tou n,t,ch metaphysics. laa' 'tS
H., t,., .n .,,,I, ~ nu,,,ra and III aiA bSn W.
, 1881-11-16

MIe. l1ESHr WATTEIssoS, tlIe cxcltable
Kentucky editor, has hnd his attoutlo,1 called 10
n nrucetinT hold In London not long ago by tho
ilemGcrs Ut Dress 1iafurm soc!ety. ut which
tho now- -fashioued ,lress for women, which III
some nlouHuro raseuibles Il palr OF pauts, wl.s
adopted. BIZ. Wattorson not loes taku kindly to
tholden of women weurlnx tho brccuhes, and snys
80 worry distinctly III a co!uM,n.:ong editorial,
concluding With tho re.nnrls TINT "Wa uro will
Inn that they shalI hayo tho ba.lnt whon they
cnnvinco is thnt they wnnt It; VIC arc willing
thar thoy shall give US tho whole width Of tho
atroet-orossln8s md take to tho mud; We nro
willing that thcy shRGl resign to lie tllotr acuts In
tho horso-cars and other public places, md re-
ccivo IN return our placid Disregard; wc arc
even willing that they ahaII oruwt out OF bed
l'rat and kiul!e tho iire In tho morning; but by
tho holy hidu Of tho sa0rel hull, wo will etug to
Our puntal0ons
TIL tilG ataTa are old
AMI tho sun EruNR cIsld, .-. . ....
And our last HAtlus tnttOn shall loso fts hotdl
, 1881-11-16
Tribune l,lsANC11 OFFICES.

TuE CHIcAo0 THtnuSE l,aa established branch
office. for tho recpIpt Ut subscriptions and dverLse.
nanta ax fuiluHa: .
NEW rUllK-.Is.ptn u Tribune Building. F. r. Nc.
FAlbt1EN, Manager.
tiLAauuW, ecosatd.-Alians american News
Agency, III tsGnneid-kt
LONNUs, EnE.-An1ricnn Rxahanget ~ Strand.
1lESuY +. 0tLiiH. Agent
WASHINGTON. y. U.-IalD straet.
, 1881-11-16
TIL tllG AtAfa arc old
AMI tho sun EruNR cI}6, ..... .....
And our last gAtlus tuttUn shall loso Its hotdl

IT Ia somewhat HtrnnG0 that Louisville
gtri shnulh object to tho use Ut whisky by tho
young nlan whom Bha intoH9s tu marry, stur0
in no purt Of the world IL thar beverage moro
popnlar thun III Kentucky, The lnatdon whoao
condnrt Ia At present creating sotnp talk In
Louisville was In loyo with q un1t to whom her
parents o1Jegtc,t, nnl hui arrangel to eiopo
with him tn lnduna. Upon cuttriur a carraxo
fur tho purpose Of cnrFyiax ont this program sho
d!seuyorcI that h1r prospective husband hal
neryol hIl1seIf tor tho tryln3 ordeal through
wh!cli he expected 10 pass by !ubIbiu8 Iurgo
amount Ut sour mash. Doo!lng ut once 10 u,a-
.n tho contract intO which shu bud entered, tho
y0ung laly requested that tho carFage 10
driven hAck tu tlsr fAther'a house; but the lnau
dscllnssl. Bho ahrIokcl Justify for policeman,
and whom ono responded eontded hsrsclf to hls
caro and w,s tnkcn tu her hotue.
, 1881-11-16
Sorrl1 CAItoLlsA IL agltatetl Just now oyor

SoErn CAItoIlsA IL agltatetl Just now oyor
tho result OF oaso tried reectIy In York Cnnnty,
whcrutn john Crawford. cplore4s citizen, and
Maggie, hts WIFI. wcre charged With yiolntlng a
luw passed Ii 18Th which prohibits tho lntcrmar-
raRe or hlaeks and whites. Although tho woiu-
an IL FaIr, aud has lIHht auburn halr mud hl.Iu
eyes, It WIS claimed hy tho dofepso TINT sho has
In her yulns nexr0 Lloutl, h0r grandmother, IT,
c0gtllrla u tho testimony, hartug hoen y bright
1nnlattu. ", nrtleF tn seitas. II possible. tho
ttlesslon Of tho wn4lAn'a race, u physician wns
calto1 who t'Indo II microscopic examination ut
hor har aud skin. IN bis testimony b. sald that
whila ho c0ulll discover no tr4cta of negro lDo1,
hc was nat willing 10 say tho wpRnn was Ut pure
whIt1 blood. Ia his charge to tho Jury tho judge
s4ld that ail doubt regarding tho a,atter should
tu III favor Vt tho prisoner. bur ln spite or tAls
u yortlot OF guilty was returned,
, 1881-11-16

IL tla liew Cul,arl stpanler Serria ca,,
,uakc twenty and hulf miles m ll0ur ncrass
The .ttlAHtic, III slla matte yestcrtlny oil her
trial trip Ilt ille English Cll..l,iscl. she will
cross tile oceall from Liverp0Dl to Sew York
ill Xix days md live hours; but VIZ Lon'k be-
!Iuye SHE will lu 1t. II she makes the dis
tal,cu Inside Ut fuli week size will bent tile
recnrl Of other steamers since the first one
crossed tho big pontt,
, 1881-11-16

.a,"s,'r,t ",., o,,,,1, - ,v,'h s,,n'' ,"a,,a''n,
rah -, .aa1r ,,a,',t, md n,,,,' ,,,oro that T.
y st.,, ,.'.a ~ % on,,,a,,.',t,. naat, rroa,sr",,n
% tna tn1,',r, ] ~ ,',attoo IL mnr,,;,,r, orI ,,o
,ooo,,. ,.rer. - H. I.,,.r,,,,,.,,,+ ,r,,,o,v
,v,,Ia ,,.',,t r. an,,a,4,,, a,"r,, a,,, ,n,,rni,,
,'rn.,,,,1 ,..tt;, !, -. a. aa,,t,,,,t hot,, ~
,,'' nr,,s,szta, an,, ~ ,1,o .,a,,,,. p' '''''
"'o '''.10''... -. -. r--1.-.
Ahh MaoaAohH t,.l" on1h1FFe AosooAAt4oH'
iltE fil1huSE 'las taa tteq"oht occasloh-
rs what Journal Inns MOTTO Aeploro TIC al-
| inDst total fait,rc Of public Justice. Against
tic prevailing laXty III the administration OF
| cr1mtnni inv II nnvny.rn,,t,,r strrnn of nro.
, 1881-11-16
POSTAGE.

Ent<rtd at Ms ppss- uesee nj Uhtedaa. IT., sstond
Gides 2fattsH
For Tho bonaft OF nuf pntr1ns who desire to acn'!
nInae c0plot Ut TIE THtnuXE thEuaRh tho tnal, va
g1ya hero With tho transient ratio Ut portage:
fHfefgn mil Danlfttft. Pr CfrH.
EfgA ton, tWClvc and f1urtG1n a11 pap0r. GIntA
Elrtcrn DlxhtH1n. md twn,itY l90 pMpGr. Gots
Twenty-Five ana twUniT-sour pns6 pnper.s..A ucnts'
, 1881-11-16

lP appearances ~ for anything, women
who hall ffpul notrolt should ba carefully
avoided by young 1nph whose naentpl turo9 II
uot AtToRg spoAFh to enable tham to ra1lst trtap-
tEuons 10 matrtmonY. Proauat Indications aru
that Detroit foMales ar0 unusually bArl-
, 1881-11-16

Academy of Asslr. .
Ilh1ated slreeL Henr Mnult1T WeAs a&th. farast
cntgrlniumant A.tesfoo1i Hnd evening.
, 1881-11-16
CHE Gtfh111te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nY MA1ft-1S .AnvANCE-TOsTAUE rl,ErAIn.
Ilatf rdttlpt ,,,n rrar = i, ,ts9
lA7ln vi Il tnBr tr month ..,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, i.tHt
j}nfr nd a,lninF tt1e rear. ,,t,,,,,..,,,,, 1&,1D
'rNHfihy TirNdnr, md HAiurINf, tkaf Ypaf., &talU
Mt,ntnT WruhrslHY md Frf,jIY nor YctIr et.ittt
Sunday. 1u.pn3u cutun, per yUaf........n.s 2.OU
wEEKr.Y EDirtOS-tNsTr.tf1,
tnn cory t,cr 1.K5
iittj, II fyr :1sblb
TWuns ono con'ea.. 1000
Specimen copies aent FREQ.
Olrs i'ns..Ol!ca nadross In full. nclnd!nR County
anl Htnto.
nanltnncca mhy bo n1ndo alshor hy drift, express
iUstUflcs unfcr. In Registered ctteE nt Uur risk.
III cIIr Kulat:1inEN1.
Daily, ,dqiIyereu, SUNDAY oxcottna. - uants per waok
balls. delivered, sn1.t!ny includ 10 cnnts per wsuk
Address T1li; TItlHUHE COMPANY
Corner Madison and Dsarbnrn- -ats., uhlcnRo. ILL.,
, 1881-11-16

. a 's''s' ~ NV n.>' ,,s'.
,ru 1o''aato' y. NV .'I''l0as "'''t ~,
HnR'!''A So.o. o".s ~, Nv, o"n suns lol
.ss'.'es~,",co ,''s ,.' ,, .'' & Mas"'o s s.'
.''nes lot 'e'o's'''' t"'sc lut .''"",su,' ,st,,,
t"4e' ~ "hu'' 'l'u o'uu ~, W. ~.
." .'..,. 49, H"".o.a y" ,.'''',s 'Hh'''"n ~, w
n."' .n,. ~, W. ',,,o '1"o'o' ee"s'an 'o'.
W. ,n. aso' ~, m ~, wv ~ ~ 49, r'a. wv
W,.s.1.', s. s.,', .,,,,s w. ,s ,ao,.nn ...,,, 80.
~, '''. 'o'sr W.. ~ '' ~ ""' '"o ~
'"" n'.N,,.. ~ nm. n',.. ~ " .t
a ~ % ~ .,.a'. ''".' :" '.o
80 ~. ','...' "n' u.'s s! s.:,,. w." o"a''
,s,a -. w." 'oss w.. w.. ,,s ~ -u
isi9-Majt,rsty for M Win iiarei, ..: j,m
iisi!--slajor;ty fnr pok 5,s:Sl
isEsiaIority f,,r Ptcrce ~ s'1 vi
Ixa;.-Mulorlty fur l'ncsa''1'l.. .5is
Tbs greatly reduced plurality In 1sio was
due to the candidacy Of John Tyler, n native
FirRlnian. for tic Viee-Presldency: and tl'at
Of 1878 to thu caldidacy Ut 0ctl. Taylor, II
Southern soltltcr alnt arlst0crat, who had
co1Ac ont Of tito 1lexEcan War with honor,
md was n very Indifferent WlllE, for tic
Presidency. Even under tlesu discourage
Ing conditions Virginia remained faithful to
the Democratic Bourbon cause. In 1870 Lin
coin polsel but l.029 votes in the State, and
Dougias hut 1920. Tile real contest waa
betweon Breckenridge and He'll. both Snltli-
erners; and out Of II total Of nearly l5o,d00
votes polleti for these Candidates tic Inter
I.atl plurality OF only HIS.
Tile contest in Virginia In tho oil slays was
between the tsdewater counties and the ,,p-
lailtls. In the fornter region the planters
, 1881-11-16
A1iuSEAlisS1Ss


Frnni OuclM-Tfnnse.
rIark street. oVrost new t;pnrt-tlouae En0h7o-
mont Of tho lfostnn Ideal upern c,,npanT. After-
ut,on. 'Tho Narcotic" Evening, ''Csar and Car
ptnlsr"
, 1881-11-16

Madison streHt, Dctwenh atnt0 and DaaTborI
Engagement ut Nj. and Mrs, N. t. Uoudwln. "Th
Mamber for slocun." Afternoon and 9vsRInR.
, 1881-11-16

1Eo0IFy'a 'EHt!1FFe. -
Rau'nfpI, 4trc1s betMeon Clark and In antl
En7nacnlant NJ Mr.. And Mrs. atcK0o NAnkn. "Tt
Aunitos." Afternoon nad ovarinR,
, 1881-11-16

ErEterson Theatre. ....
Corner nt aadHwck md Division str0cts. Variety
entertainment. AfternHnt aud evening.
, 1881-11-16

fsyocmra 'rAAs.tre.
ncsp,aincs street, noar Madison. West HIdo vArt-
etY ENTERTAINMENT
, 1881-11-16


Clark street. 10 wcen Lake md liand0Iph. En-
enIeu,ont OF iIRrsy MtnUr's comedy Company. fat1
ely entertainment. Afternoon md uv0nn9.
, 1881-11-16


Monroe street, bctween Clark and !loarborn Er
Rnxen,ent OF tho ktEasfy BrNs.Cot,bhaton. "Aichat
HtruguM" Afternoon unl eyenlnH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-15
Legal Notice.

William woodllng. VINO resides in the town of
Warsaw, county OF kOscuskO state OF Indiana
Ulysses Shuldv and William II Shuldy, who are
supposed to reside somewhere In Wabash county
dence II unknown, heirs At law OF George Woodling
late Of Stark county Ohio deceased. will take notice
that On the 18th day OrNoyember A. ID. 1881. George
Frank administrators. with he will annexed, Of the
estate of George Woodling dece sed filed In the
Probate Court OF stark county, Ohio. his petition al
leng that the personal estate OF said decedent is In
adminieteft said estate That the 81 d George
WOodIing died seized In fee simple of the following
described real estate situate In stark county and
Lot humber thirty seven (S7 and the west half OF
lot number thirty eight (S) In the town of Union
town In said county as the same are distinguished
er's office OF stark county, ohio
Also the following described real eAtate situate in
Lake township, stark county, Ohio: Being parts of
the southeast and southwest quarters OF section T.
die OF the roai leading from Unlontown TO Canton,
the same being the southwest corner OF sixteen
acres Of land belonging 70 Henry Shonrri thence
south, SO east; y chains to stake on the west line
o lands of Hiram Richards; thence south, 80 west.
chains and 81 links 70 stake; thence north SO
west, 2l chains and 6linkB 20 stake thence north,
north, SO west. 40 links to point in the middle of
said road; thence north 100 east. chains and "a
links TO place OF beginning containing 20 acres OF
land, of which and 10 100 acres IN said south
west quarter and B and 80 100 in said south
east quart-r Of said section number7
The prayer of said petition Is for authority to sell
Saa real estste Ior me paymenI OF me Gents De
named will take nOtic, that they have been made
defendants to said petition and they required
answer said petition on or before saturday January
7th, 1882. GEO. FRANK
Administrator, with the will anne xed
Of the estate of George Woodling'
nov24Lw BY BALDWIN e SHIELDS,
his ATTORNEYS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-15
Legal Notice.

John Burgess who now resides In the city of Phil
Rdelphia Pennsy lvana will take notice that Sa Rh
Jane Burgess did on November z. 1881, file her petit
tlon In the Court OF Common Pleas of stark county,
thio against said John Burgess setting forth that
she has beer a resident Of the state Of ohio for
the last year and is now resident OF stark county
Ohio: that she married to said John Burgess on
August 5th, 1880, and has ever luce conducted her
self faithful and obedlent wife; that he has been
guilty OF gross neRl lect OF duty and extreme cruelty
towards the plai titf that Rnce september 1880. h.
been almost cOnstaI tly Intoxicated, and unRbi'
to perform any labor whereby support said plat
tif: that he has wholly failed to prov for her
pOrt that by his neglect 10 provide for her and bv
his unkindness aud gross neglect of duty her health
seriously affected and his said treatment
her amounted u gross and extreme cruelty; and
PRAYING that she may be divorced from said Jehn
Burgess. and restored to her maiden name sarah
Jane lindsay, and for other proper relief
%aii defendant ~ iuired to 'nswer said petition
on or before January 2Sth, 1882
LYNCH, DAY & LYNCH,
nov24pw Attys for Plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-15

under the title OF THE IiENTURY HAsAzINE, which
sEa Ths aSs Is sonssSoaGs Sosor and SGSS S
nbttn1 Ptetures q IGT0rr StSe' and Increasing IN
Fourteen Additional Pages.
The following Is q summary Ofthe leading features
A New Novel bY Mrs. Bnrnett CAuthor Of That
siration. a story Of Washington life
~ SSadie. .I 0f the Louisiana Creoles' BY Geo
Of lnstrated paper. on the traditions and romance
A Novel By y W. S % HoweIls CAuthoro Of Chance
Acquaintance. etc dealing with characteristic ea-
: AneIenI and Modern scqIPtaEs. 4 History
contain the nes series Of engravirs yet pu6iiahed
OF the masterpieces OF sculpture There will also be
GSanSeS scnipIofseI A%sres taiiy Ill,siia. SUI ~
-, The Opera In New York, by Richard Grant
HIT sSPGfs S% Pf SspTsy sy
nousehoid' and housewife; with many practical as
i p EPREsENTATTVE sPF MEN o aNb % WOMEN OF
TH 18TH CE TUhY; BiogIaphical& & &skelches, &C
Browning, Rev Frederick w Robertson 10y the late
as and Of e y1duSsr r as1
can authnrs VIM ID HOwelIs. Henry James Jr. and
sGES Gs OF TEEIAGIKERaA,Ys iieAswTHo9ENEI,s
AND AND SEohGE FLO IL , @ no Elm ~ sHeSeedIng the
TIL REFORM OF THE CIVIL 3, RvIcE Ar
peTs on this prsssiST poIiticsi QUESTION @''' P''
POE RY AND POETS IN AMERICA: There
Lowell and Others. ny f q StefmAn.
STORIES SIX ETCH Esl. d Esi%A VS. n Ry be ex-
pected from Charles Dudley Warner. w towels,
Marx Twain; Edward Eggleston Henry James, IE;
John Muir, Miss Gordon IuBmlng. H H. Geo w
Cable. Joel Chandler Harris, A Redwood, ID Mil
Woolson, II II BoyPsPn, Albert Stick ney, Washing.
ton GLADDEN.. John Burroughs Parke godwini, Tom
GOdkin e Washburue and many Others.
One or two papers on The Adventures OF the Tile
Club and original Life of BeHick the engraver,
by Austin D"bsOn are among other features 70 be
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-15
THE PITTSBURGH
WEEKLY POST
FOR THE YEAR 1882.
Democratic Organization, Principles
and Candidates.
No Lowering the Flag, No Sur
render, No Concession,
But a Renewal of the Old Battle
for an Old Time Victory.

Never was there a greater necessity for activity,
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sitOn party It defeat the conspirhtOrs. or
sanitation must be MANI aimed in all Its old time
Igor; its party usages and traditions cherished, Its
own selec ed leaders trusted and encouraged: its
membership strengthened and educated in the fRlth
OF the fathers. To the Democratic party is conhded
the exalted duty OF defeating the efforts OF men In
the Republican party 10 set up another form gov
ernment In place Of that which exists Therefore IL
Is the highest patriotism 10 deend and maintain or
ganization In 5 greatest effectiveness
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In all Its length and breadth and IL possible more
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-15
ArgaI
SHERIFF. SALE.
Levi A cOokiin VI Mary;Ann BAlrdlst al

BY virtue OF an order to sell issued nom the
9t common pleas Of stark county, Ohio. and 70 me
qected Will oer for sale at public outcry at the
ooor OF the courthouse, in the city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, 1881,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county to-wit; Lot number In the town OF Cairo;
also part OF the southwest quarter Of section "a.
loWnahlp ". range 3. commencing Tor the SAINT ~
the northwest corner Of said lot number u thence
north. 40 east, 68 chains thence south. $50 east
2,N chains; thence south. 100 west, 81 OF chain,
thence north, 0e west, 09 chains to the place OF
less.
Appraised at s62o.
Sale to commence 1t one o'clock . m. Terms one
third cash, the balance In two equal annual pay
menta with in crest from day OF sale secured by
mortgage on the remises sold.
noVI7-ew II. ALrEKRUSE Sherin.