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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

Turn Their GuUs on uc steamer Corsich
nnd Eiddioi II With nnIIets.

BAlHlacRE Muo December 10 fhospirit
Of weakness manifested by the state navy
has omboldcncd the o}slcr pirates " tho
Chesapeake H. the po.u' ul roollo.ancss and
NudAcliy They 40 DuF iorrol themselves
last n,gnt ~ u turn Ihe guns on q passenger
steamer AS the steamer Corsica Of tho
Chester river steamboat company was nom.
Ing out Chester river on hrr way 70 lttil,
more, She passed q large Hcot OF drodecra
When the steamer passed them the pirates
began 10 yell, and one Of the passengers Of
the steamer answered with u whocp, Then
tho drodgcrs opened fire and riddlcd the
side OF the steamer with bullets and hnes
shot, There were thirty pdssouport aboard
but they were all IN their cOt,us except the
ouo'who dared 10 ycll at thu pirates
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
MEDICAL MEN QUARREL.
Trouble Between students of Rival
chicago MEDICAL Colleges.

Trouble Between students of Rival
chicago Med,cn Colleges.
CmcAoo, December 10. There is prospect
Of seriors trouble Ut tho College NJ rbysi.
cians and Surgeons The faculty Of the
college have allowed students of the homo.
pathic college TO attend clinics NJ the dis.
pcnsary, to which the seniors objected and
threon Withdraw from the college II the
"Ilahnemnnns' were not kept out OF
Flinic The students Of the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons presented their
fomonstr0nCc TO the faculty NJ their meet.
lng Saturday afternoon. The situation is fur.
thcr complicated by n meeting held by
students Of Rush college, Saturday morning,
Az this meeting resolutions were passed 10.
questing the faculty OF Rush college 10
take In students from the College Of physI-
clans and Surgeons, should the latter leave
that institution,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
INTO winter QUARTERS,


rrosidou, Cleveland lrnye6 OnGylow
To-day,
WhsWNGIOH, December 10, The lfes,
deut and Mrs, Cleveland viii come into
the white huuHo today b. fclnaIn lof tho
wintor II will not be- long until tho coun,
try place will uo closed Tor tho winter and
MIR, Folsom viii aID po under tho root Of
the executive mau,ou Mn Cleveland
proposes 10 inplguralc u brilliant innoya
ton upon her former program at the white
house, Sho has decided 10 take the even.
inga IN each week IN which she will see her
friends and the friends they choose 70
bring Sho will also noe people by ap,
polntpont On these evenings her per.
sonal associates wii have the cn,roo At all
times and here will always be- d,stin,
Ruished pCruus present by Invitation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

'FTf Ml' ipllh Nhplb
THB DOCTOR household praotlcad
the recreation from little ~5-year-old Nellie
up 70 Mr. Jonathan Bell, Eaq Aud as tho
Bells wore rich, and supposed 10 BIO FASH
lOnah'6 n beh0OYad every Individual la
Whhlbwold ~ follow thaIr illuatrious OK
ample, ana mount, not Tho winged Pegasuo,
tut a hand'fled, Young and old, without
distinction took dying trips down tho aloep
hlllfi on tho snow, over Tho 10y l0wlnndH,
and across ihe glittering breast Of tho river,
Cold weather eXereife was conducive 10
health, the colder the air the moro braoing
10 the lungs, No said the EsUulapius Of the
village, Dr. poapilli aud, Of course, all the
ladim we're bound 10 bolieye H. for Dr.,
fcaplll was about ~ years 0f age,
And Immediately after tho expression Of
these entimenia, which took place before
tho WheatwOld Lyceum, Young ladies who
Tor years had not dared 10 wash tho dishes
on dust the rucking-Chnirh for fear Of rup,
turing a blood vessel we're out Of doors all
day long, In tho fashionable exercises Of
drawing a heavy slod up AZ angle Of 10
degrees, and for thc anlp Of going back
pyir tRt Inclined plano on tho Sled,
Not only tho ladlca, but Dr. feapll, His
long logs elevated over tho pole Of his Rlod,
hla green spectacle on hIs Roman n0ae, hia
fur collar around hs neck, 40 protect tho
bachelor from the influence NJ sudden
rhillRn-lhH man fos tho example, and lod
on the line ~ alodH with oonsummuto lIll
And happy was tho girl who hal tho indi
vIlunl honor NJ boing invited out 10 coast
with Dr. loapill,
Miw Marietta Prescott had long INDUCED
n penehput for tho dnNt0r, Her prudiiec-
ton hal been fed and strengthened by tho
gratitude which she owed him ~ the
Wagd alluylatlr Of hor nervous headaches,
and 40 the inpXhNustihlo depository OF sugar
plumH aud poppormints-th0o lAttor not
having been charged In tho bill,
We'll, tho doctor Orderd Miss Marietta 10
cont-lt would make the sluggish blood
uonrse with renewed activity through her
yolnsi plant tho glow Of immortal roses on
hor chuokW make her cyoH apArkle with the
brillancy Of tho diamond, aud work won
loIr generally
Law me, doctor, you don't moan itri
crlod Marietta, al IN u iuttcr a. the doc.
Tor promised that they should go out to,
Il thor the following moroing and icy tho
deciding on Blnisdell's lil, should he 30
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
MADE INSANE BY The DEATH
or Ills Wlfc-A wealthy rcnnsyiynniRr
Thought lie was ClCvcinnd'a suoooH.

or tits Wlfc-A wealthy rcnnsyiynnlan
Thought lie was CicyolHnd's success.
H1r,
WAuuSGroN, December l0,-rho insane
man who Vas arrested triday tot persist
ipF In attempting 10 zee the president was
taken back 10 ms home at Hartvillc, Bucks
county Penn y~ to-day 10y ms brpthcrin-
law, HIS insanity was caused .y the death
Of his vile last summer H. went to a
nuIubc' Of ]oicrEyucn ut his homo aud
asked item why The Lord has afflicted him
above AL othu men, by taxing his wife
away from hlm when he had never done
wrong, H. was no, satisfied with the as
sulancc Of the ministers aud looking upon
tHo president ~ the highest authority In
che coJ't ny, cNbc down to ask him
about l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

gnstcd with %coating, made tho bast Of their
way 70 ST. fresGott'A taking an unfra,
Quontcd rouse, aH In thaIr present dhhabille
they we're anything but pleasant looking
0hlectF
The whole Of Marietta rcd merino skirt
was torn on she had lost both oyershoes
aud one slipper IN the mud hole her bonnet
was gnret hor shawl ront from aide 10 side,
wheTo 10 had caught In tho bars OF tho sled,
ana 70 crown all, her wet Ekirts olnnR 10
nor Uuu snONoH mo attentive observer very
plainly Wweniy-one springs with ad nHta
bic pustlo
Tho dublor wAs minus hat a~peouoles,
aud gloyot hp clothes dripping wet and
moreover lo was lame a. a h0rHe with the
rlngbono spawn.
However II all wno around right In
TIME Marietta bo.GEn u leapil before tho
close Of the winter mt II yOu would Ike 10
listen Co q string ui forriblp expreaaiouH
ask llo duH'or 90 go oultlug with you,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
REAL WHITE GAPS Bos UP
la Putnam County, Leaving Their Trade
Mark oh the Hack Of brutal Husband
bogus Warnings,


OTTAWA, o., December i0-A gang Of
men, calling themselves White Caps, went
10 the house NJ James Slick, Ia LeIpsio, thh
county, saturday night took him 10 woods
ncT hy and Hya him % horrible ihreshlna
l0r IbusIuH his vito lud alur,iugh DIE family.
fllnts uHHt WH terribly llrcuted by tho
cruel ouwh.d. A.lor waning him not 70
i%ll,lrcnt hH family nspiu ho was released
several notices have boon posted Ia Bu
eyfls and y.rInliy wgpiur diaiolute char
actors 10 mend tHolr ways II they do mol
desire % y.all from tho White caps,
Al fiuI|ny wife buaiors Flmhlers aud
iaat women have boon requested " maxi
thcm1clyos scarce,
Atst lur the pustothoc door was orna,
montud With warming ln rcd Ink, to four
prominent 1ltizeHs 70 stfaighlen up or be
in readiness " answer 10 tho Regulators.
The nu.luC- manager Oi tho News Demo
crat Of GoorFotowu o. received q warning
that Il tho citizens did not discontinue their
threats against the White CAPS every HOUSE
iu iIr place would be- burned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
The Conner syndicate Move.

ANAcoSpA, MoSr, December lO,-A, u
result Of She copper trust the large smoltcr
of the Anaconda company has shut Town
Tor IN indefinite period. About $500 men
are thrown out OF employment The gcu.
eral opinion il that in view OF the fire In
Calumet and liccla mines, the control Of
the copper syndicate will be extended
twelve years more and that the shut down
was for the purpose Of furthering that end
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

WASHINGTON, December 10. The court Of
inquiry investigating the aQucduct tunnel
having examined the last available witness,
adjourned on saturday until the sth Of
January. The members of the court will
nil proceed to their proper quarters In the
meantime by special permission from Pros
idcnt Cleveland. The joint congressional
committee OF investigation on the que.
duct tunnel held nc meeting yesterday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

WAsmEGroH e, H., December TO-
While policemen were lying la wait 10
Barney Kolly'a saloon, Jesse lohns col
ored, opened tho window and entered the
room, walking straight into Policeman
hayo's arms, who embraced bin, joint
was 30 shocked that ho julnped two feet
high and uttered screams Of fright lie
was bound over 10 court In tho sum Of 500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

Female rhysloigas Soc iusnus Asylum
NoRwALE December iO,-A petition IL
beng circulated IN Northern Ohio asking
that tho employment NJ at least one lady
physician In each NJ OhIo's Insane aud Ina
bselle asyluma Ne made compulsory, Dr.
orpha baldwin, formerly OF Wis city, bat
now OF Cleveland ID the originator OF thb
excellent reform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
KILLING THE CROWS,
EndlRuH Farmers Organize "a Prevent
the spread OF Hog Cholera,

tic NpfoNd " los LnoloTn,
lEpIhYhroilS December l0-For some
tine past hog cholera hu been prcyalcntin
The counties Of Pike, Gibson aud Warwick,
which lic In the extreme southern par, Of
the state, THE disease continued 10 spread
until the atockmcn became alarmed aud
began an investigation, They found that
the 1--we hogs were In the habit OF eating
the dead ones, and that crows and buaaflf
also assisted IN spreading the disease hy
carrying pieces Of lcsh from one ncighbot.
hood 20 another 10 prevent. this the
swine ruscrs have organized q shotgun
brigade and will proceed at ouao u cS,
terminate thc'c cJrrionioyiug birds,
Whenever possible The bodies Of thc dead
p0rkrr, sell. ho burned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

CHICAGO. December 10 -Thc interstate
commerce committee is In the city for the
purpose, as Mr. Morrison states, OF invest.
eating u number OF things In connection
with western railroads, II is said ono Of the
cases TO be investigated will be- alleged
fraudulent billing Of grain by Michigan
Central employees. It is now claimed that
Counsolman Il Co. is the firm that got the
benefit q the low rates cast.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
CAN'T FIRE. THEM NOW.


way Mai service,
W,luy0toy December TO- The rrcs.
dent Saturday signed an order which cy.
tends hociyil service rules to the railway
mail service,
THIS action las been under consideration
for some time The possibility was dis
cus.od In these dispatches somc days ago
IL effects u large number OF government
employees whore work can be- tlnsscd as
skilled labor There are about 5000 en-.
ployoS II the railway mMl service, OF
these, the only officials exempted from the
operation ol the rules are the general super,
intcndcnt aud the assistant general super.
iniCudcuL,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
FLJMs OBJECTS,


lures 0i the 1nriT MI,
WNFmSuroN, December TO- Tho action Of
Senator Plumb In OPP oslig one icatdro ot
the tariff bin rs reported from the finance
committee has created some bad feeling
among the Republican members OF the Sem
ate, although here is no split In the party.
Several quiet conferences were held Satur-
day, Cautious senators when approached,
merely yontUrcd the opinion that senator
Plumn's aston was ill'advised, A Rcpub.
lean official, WHO can MIKE as close a guess
IA anyone said that the finance committee
would adopt M plumh's amendment on a
somplomIsc to get Tie bill through the Som
Gtc There is 70 Likelihood thatit will paau
the luusp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

4 prrrsuuHG editor thinks New
Jersey went Democratic, because New
ark makes l5O0O0,UO corkscrowB every
year, A New York editor denies the
cause, aud says The average Jersey
lightning Is never cOrSed for home use,
aud that the cnrkscrews 20 TO prohibi
ton suites like Maine, Kaneas aud
Iowa, where dark closet drinking ig
chiefly INDUCED IN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
II was the trusted" Manager,

WmLiAN.rolW "a December l0-Robt,
II, Crum pleaded guilty Saturday afternoon
in court, to cmbcDliug $1,000 from the
Il, G, Dun 4 Co, agency lie was sen.
fenced 10 pay a Gnc Of $500, the costs, and
undergo an Imprisonment oih(tccn months
In the county Jail, Crum had been the
trusted manager Of the agency for WI.
Transport and vicinity for the past ,iS
years, lie lost the money In stock spcc',.
latt,p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

CoLumnpH, December TO- saturday =
convict In tho penltentaTy named CLARK
Onrs, whose tine would have been out
today In q ~ NJ demontia cRwlod onto
tho roof Of the bolt shop aud water beIug
turned onto him 10 Eao him u come
down, he threw ~ hs arms and rolled OF
fifty ieet 10 tho Wolnd, killing him in-
Hantly lIs death ,s bolnp Investigated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
HApPY a|AINgaYlLLe


yellow Fever.
GAJNTyrliG fiNu Dee, l0,-fhe roHel
committee intend IA present Surgeon Mar
tine with a handsome medal for his SCR
Vices during the yellow fever epidemic.
lie left for Washington Saturday. Pro-
y,ous TO hts departure hc was rendered a
vote Of thanks by thceity council and ro-
lief committee Tor his faithful and gratui-
iuus services, The lat Of the infected bed
ding was destroyed Saturday business
has been resumed, Tomorrow the churches
will hold Thanksgiving services,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
oNLYA DOCTORS elLL.


Robert Garrett.
BAiTlgnur December io,-nr, Nathan
Garter Yesterday duckulcl suit iu the ,l.
pcrior court against robert Garrett, claim.
Ink $4,000, Tho Wil Is by ttllnr, hut Is
stated to be based On aclalm for $26,0 900 Tor
professional services rendered MIR Garrett
during his trip around the world. Dr.
0crtcr was with NE Garrett for eight
months and his bill, before being IRE.
scntod for payment was submitted To two
eminent physicians Of the city, who agreed
that 1t was a proper charge. The bill wan
refused payment, hence the suit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

rheumatism, neuralgia. and govt arB
speedily cured by salvation OH, the
& 5lt pain cure
lie had not slept for twonfy-four
hours, coughing all Che time. a ii SO
Of Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup Eroke Vie
cough, and he slept quietly all night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

was thrown into nm
unusual %emnlnotion,
A new family hal TO-
moved " the brick
houae near tho com
mon family from
tho capital city OF
Concord, and tho
female members OF
this same family be-
lieyed In ooasting,
Nh. BelliB whole
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

JACKSONVILLE FtNu December i0-New
eases Saturday, one, Mrs, Eueouia Laird,
twhitcl At Panama Park, six mile, from the
city No deaths Total eases, 1905 total
deaths, Az.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
WHITE CAPS BURN
oAsEY's sALooN IN LIMA TO rtsa
GROUND,
And Leave Warnings ~ ali Inc othss
saloons 20 Take Warning,

Lnu, 0, December i0,-A White Can
notice was left last Wednesday night
Thomas Casey's saloon, notifying him thal
unless he vacated tho building Wilde
tWonty,ioW u would be burned 10 tha
ground,
Casey did not heed The warming aud
Saturday night the building was baFneds
The White Gaps Ieft notices AZ several othel
saloons last night 10 take warning 10
Clspy's treatment aud leave town,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
ASWoRrA ASKS

To he Allowed Ia Come Home aud
Refund sion, OGd.
CLEVELAND, a., December TO- rhuma,
AXworthN dcioultuP city treasurer ot
Cleveland vino isupw iu London lus molc
u proposition To return tiup,UOu Go the uly
and IN Two years To- repay hs huni,mon
II prosecution ig dropped Wuu hu b, per-
mitlcd to return Ia America,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Two CnnunIUts From q TITe,

COLUMBUS December lG-Thcro was 0
very persistent hfc saturday u,rlt M me
planning mill and lumber yard oi Duulon
\ Berg.H which was luoliy communicated
10 tha establishment ol llol, 1,llHr6
Co., dealers la door flsh 80. The ir
broGo out early 100 tho oUpu.ur upd Vas
not fully under control ur' UnnU' Il
o'clock, The l0H CO. lNr uu.g, arn, VN
be- about tiaO 900 partially rlyuod ny u
suruncc a brennan named Albert HuUuy
wns a. work uu % smoke stack, wlru a
icll breaking hir lor aud iul1rinF him wii
ously luot fatally a man uUmod VA
l@ms va" hi' ly O ullUr hr,.t aud had TO
BIZ taken homo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
SATURDAY., The 5th day OF Jan, 1881,
sunnIFE sALL.

) NJ Martin ct ol Order Of sale STARK
w, tuuhtN common irhA
A, virtue of M order ot sale issued
by clerk " the court of common rlcts y, STARK Cuv
ohio. In the above action, nnd ~ me directed, Will
puor Tor sale ~ public cutlery ~ the door OF tho
sonrt house, IN tu city " Canton, On
Saturday, the 22Hd day Of Dec, 1858,
the following described real estate, sltlnte IN the
vlllaee Of kllianuu, county Ut STARK nnd state "
Ohio, and belng lot number eighteen tibl In Hes.
iorls addition Il tue village Of Alliance,
Appraised NJ $500,
Saie 10 commence NJ I oclook ~ N, Terms,
A. LEINiNGER Sheriff.
On M%tcurNuR, AttY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

w, WAYEE iHun December lo~fha
White Capahaye AZ last reached this city
o. j. Perry local manager OF tho Western
Union, yesterday received a postal card
signed captain of the White Caps" noh
flying him 10 take warning aud threatening
him with severe punishment There hal
been a litigation between tho city and the
Western Union about laying wires under
ground The telegraph company last week
won the case, and II II thought this was the
cause OF the card 10 Perry,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

Last wintar, soon after tho hrst fall OF
NOV, ths fine little village OF WheatWold
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SALE.

Peter y. Tfntnp'a Adm order Of Sale,
w, STARK Inulty Luinlnpn
Nicholas Drnlmo, Pleas Court,
nv vlrtue NJ nm order Of sale issued by
The clerk " the court Of common llnhs " STARK 20,
D, IN the above action, ana 10 me directed, WIZ Ollcl
for sale At public cutlery NJ the door OF The court
nousc, ~ the city VI Canton, On
Saturday, the 9TH day Of Jan, 1880,
Ne following described real estate, td.witl Lot
number elxtoun lundred and clgllysclnht IN the
city Of Canton, IA said county. Alsn lot number
eight hundred and ninoty-styun, IN said vityi ~
1ecl " uin right N way OF tho Valley Halfway.
Lot No, tnSq appraised NJ tl0Nl
lol No, tJf 1880
Snle 10 commoueR NJ ono vvlucK H. M Terms,
enhh.
ions rApN, Ant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
Saturday, the sgnd day of Dec, 1888

the following described real estate situated lh
said f0uUtY ~ start and state 0l uhlni kh0Wu ~
being u uan ~ thn northeast quarter ~ stnllph
numhn tNrnty-nYH l1hh in tWnfhlp number tltNr
on 90, Jackson TauRe lumbar nlnei 10 till fpui-
", which N bounded ~ fnllnWti hralnhlhN Tor NO
sane ~ the southwest corner az Ut eNt hhlI ~ thn
Nfst halt Of hlid nOrhfahl quarter ana running
thrn0G east twenty Urrfhpa " tht center OF mo hlHh-
way thHnca along tht erntrf Of NO highway h0fuii
Aih dnrreeH west tWeniy'hN tal ltillthi seven
teen AZ iinhai thenrH south h%tttntNHn 40 rrfohri
and tg lVn C4i ilHka " tho place NJ hrHinulnB,
containing nnr ~ arfe aud my SQUARE Upfonrt
hlrl Wigh together Win an IpUlenWuru thvfglH'
70 belonging,
Appraised 10 el2 o.
Halle to commence 90 one ncurs g. ~ Terms
4, tllNlNGEt Sheriff,
n : BALDWIN hu}
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13

by vlitTuE " An order Of sale, lhued BY mo
~ clerk OF tie court ~ c0mln0n pleA OF Atirk
1 ~nniy ohio, and 20 me directed, I viii Offer for hAle
htpubio nutofy ~ the door VI The court house, In
NE city Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 22nd day Of Decp 1888,
tho foli0vinF described real estate, tltuato IN the
ety NJ CLINTON, county " STARK ana state ~ ONO,
aud known IN u part u lot huinhUf lbu, on un nlat
of said city sad iut WA formerly owned w. wash.
ingt1n Reeves, and by MIN nOld " Hlu EDWARD
DOOlin, AKA reference IA made " tho CONVEYANCE OF
said lleoyhs 70 DoOllp Tor u more exact description
III said lot. said paft Of said lot ~ thAt now ootl'
pied nnd inc Osed by q icncu, hnd hullllhr w lhr
northeast corner 0i said lot and u p lcnllh. Wsl
aud weaL seventy eight feet M WlNth, nntih ana
son h, thlfy.niue feet and includes q bullulbr IN
said corner,
Appraised az t2'O0,
Halc " Commence " one otloDs ~ NJ, Terms
A. LEiSiNuEit Shurin.
mono a NUCAnTy, Aitya
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HER SALE.

nt Fanneu' napk OfGu %. sat slait Co Com
~ mon fltat Court
HafAh 4 nrtnntr olhl
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Saturday, NV l5th day Of necr 1881,
TER SALE,


Ny virtue NJ hn On1gf VI sale, ibhei Nv ule
clerk " tho COuft Of uOnnlui Pleas, VI htafH lnu o.
NJ lhe ali1ye anlpn anu W m0 diItelaa VIII OiAI
foT hale ~ pEblie OntgTy, ~ the deer 81 ut oppH
h0uhr, 10 he city 0i Calton, On
, 1888-08-03

received from the Federal party, and in
turn bequcathcd to the Republican party.
Although organized in a few of tie
states the year previously, the Republican
party commenced its career in the year
1856 with the nomination of John Z.
Fremont. 1t was composed largely of
men who had been Free Soil Democrats,
reinforced by Wings and Northern Know
Nothings. 1t held power continuously
from 1850 to 1884, though fairly beaten
in 1876. Like the Wings under Henry
Clay, it has become the party of a
single leader, and, US that was a Clay
party, so is this a Blaine party. Like the
former opposing parties of democracy, it
has now lasted thirtY-two years, but the
signs OF its d~isintegration are apparent on
every hand. 1t is altogether likely that a
Republican convention will assemble
again in 1892, but it may do so, as the
Wing convention assembled in 1856, only
to indorse the nominees. of some other
party.