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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20

MY wife, remarked a prominent man
utacturer, .never attends auctions She
went once, just before we were married, and
seeing friend on the opposite side. nodded
politely, whereupon the auctioneer knocked
down patent cradle, and asked her where
she wished it delivered"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
efFolsom Hesitate, December 18Th. !

COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIE EXPIRING
YEAR
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20

DON'T NEGLECT THAT Couch, and slowly
but surely drift into consumption. DIR. Ram
SONS Hive Syrup and To.u Tor Honey SyIupj
will certainly cure it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
CARRIAGES
Nevada's Grand Gold Medals for 1876, 1877,
1873 and 1879,

SSEvEN GOLD AND SEVEN SILVER MEDALS.
- 100 First Glass Premiums for the best work
from the Mechanics Fair, S n Francisco, and tie
different State Fairs held in this Sta and Nevada
Ey One of my Buggies is worth Six Cheap
Eastern BuggIeS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
MARRIED..

HAMxs ssscAsCARA sAeRADA BIrrERs for habitua
consultation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
A MAGISTRATE IN DANGER.

A mob of 1000 persons attempted on Sat
urday to wreck the residence of Mr.. Down.
ing, Justice of the Peace at Bonnicanlan,
County Mayo, after he had served writs of
ejectment on some tenants. The police kept
the people back at the point of the bayones
Downing escaped on car to Ballina. where
he took train for Dublin. The police now
occupy his residence.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
NOTICE.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER THE
Il Land Mortgage Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, made to them as Trustees for the
Bondholders, and dated the first Qst day of
OCTOBER, 1870, htreby give notice that they hold
four hundred thousand dollars $500 eoO) in gold
coin, with which, in accordance with the terms Of
said mortgage, they propose TO redeem so many of
said nds shall be offered at the lowest price.
All bids over hundred and five Q05) fiat may
be rejected at the option OF the Trustees. Sealed
bids TOR the surrenoer OF bonds win be rec lived 1t
the office CT the Trustees corner Of Fourth and
Townsend Streets in the city OF San Francisco,
California, until noon JANUARY tIFTEENTH
Q5th, 1851. J. OBJ. QUINN,
S. W. SANDERS0N.
San Francisco, California, December 10, 1880.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
FOREIGa NEWS.
The Troubie in Ireland.

LONDON, December 19th-A Land League
meeting was held at Mullinger, County West
meath, to-day, 10 600 persons being present.
The town was decorated with flags.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20

FREcKLEs. These troublesome patches
indicate disturbance in the functions OF
the skin. The capillaries are congested
with the effete of excrementitious matter,
hence the yellowish discolorations. Per-
sons who are troubled with this are in the
habit of eating food which contains too
much carbon. They are fond of butter.
sugar, GRAVES, salt, rich sauces, etc. The
character freckles represents is that of
carelessness in diet, perhaps in washing.
too, rather than anything of a special
moral type.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-20
THE SMALLEST BOOK IN THE WORLD.

The smallest book ever printed since type
was first invented is microscopic edition
of Dante's 60 Divina Commedia, which was
on view last year at the Paris Exhibition.
The whole volume of 500 pages is only five
centimeters long by three and half cent?
meters wide. Two sheets of paper sufficed
to contain all the IA, 923 verses of the
poem, thirty verses occupying space of
somewhat less than eight square centime-
tiers. The type with which this curiosity
was printed was cast as long ago as 1884,
but no complete book had hitherto been
turned out in it, the difficulties for COM
positor and reviser being so enormous that
the attempts were given up time after time,
no one being able to continue on the work.
In 1873 fresh attempt was made to
"set up" the Commedia," and some
notion of the difficulty experienced may be
gathered from the fact that the work occu-
pied no less than five years in the compile
ton The text is that of Fraticelli, the
reader was certain Signor Luigi Rusato,
and the compositor Giuteppe Geche. The
eyesight of the latter is irretrievably
ruined. The writer in the Aligenieine lei
tang, from whose article this notice is ex-
tracted, states that he is unable to form a
judgment as to how the corrections were
carried out, for even with the best magni-
fying glass she was unable to follow the
text continuously. The edition has been
christeued "Lo Dantino," the Little
Dante" a thousand copies of it are to be
struck off, and will shortly be put upon
the market, after which the type will be at
once broken up.-[New York Star.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
The Result n ohio--A Fraudulen. Vote
Manifest

CiNciNsArI, Oct. t3.-Tho republicans
have carried fourteen Of the twenty con.
gressional districts, including every one Of
the supposed close ones. The delegation
elected IS; First district, Ben. But.erWorih,
rep seeond district, Gen. Thos. L. Youag.
rop.; third district, II. i, Morey, REP;
fourth district, Emanuel gbultE, rep. illth
district, Gen. Ben. Lefsyre, dem: sixth
district, ]. W. Richie, rep; seventh dis.
trict, J. p. Ieedom, dem; eighth district,
Gen. ], W. Keller. rep; ninth district,
Gen, J. s. Robinson, rep; tenth district
D. g. B, Rice, rep; eleventh district, Hen.
~ s. Neal, rep; twelfth district, George
Il. Converse, dem; thirteenth district, Glib
son Anterior, dem; fourteenth district.
George w. Gsddes, dem.; fifteenth dis
trict, Y. II. Dawes, rep; sixteenth district,
j. 7. Updegraf, rep; seventeenth district,
Gen. William Mckinley, Jr., rep; eigl.-
teoulh district, A. $. Mcclure, rep; nine.
tecnth district. Ezra D. Taylor, rep, twen-
tieth district, Amos Townsend, rep, The
Republican State executive committee
claim the State by 81 900 majority and the
Democratic State committee coneede 1t BY
1900. Here 10 Hamilton county over
$4,000 votes were cast, 1000 more than
ever before. The Republicans are jubi.
Iaut tonight, while the Democrats arc
very much depressed.
The very latest returns show that Ward,
IN the third, aud Warner, ia the fifteenth
Districts, are beaten BY less than thou
sand votes each, while Hurd, 10 the sixth,
Is bsalen By less than four hundred. The
entire DsmoeFalip ticket y pIecled 10
Montgomery county BY from 400 to 600
votes, and The Democrats now claim Ne
electioa BY smalI majority,
though tho claim Is hardly a valid one
The entire vote oftho State polled Is over
seven hundred thousacd, or one 70 every
Ihree aud fraction Of The population
This 10 itself shows fraud, and good judges
'sijma)e that fally one per cent Of The
'oio qast vas 6aadglept
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

An Act 10 enable the qualified voter, ~
Carroll county 10 determine by ballot whe,hs,
spirituous or fsrmented liquors or aleohnga
b,llers shall be sold in said county.
SnrioN l. Re u enacted BY he Gsa,rai
Assembly Of Maryland, That the question !,
TO whether any person or persons, or an,
house, may be licensed in Carroll county. Il
this State, by whom or 10 which spirituo1, q,
fermcnled liquors or alcoholic biilers sh.ll
be sold, shall be submitted 70 the registered
voters Of said county on the Tuesday ps,,
after the first Monday in November ne.t
eighteen hundred and eighty, which election
shall be held in accordance with the Law roy.
erning general elections N this State, and The
Sheriff OF said county shall give notice Of he
time and purpose OF said election, By adssr
tisament inserted In the newspapers pubh,he4
in said county, and by hand bills posted 4
each election district in said county, Al lea,t
ten DAYS before the said election, ia wbieh
notice a copy OF this ael shall be inserted. and
the expenses Of said election, including ~
advertisement and hand bills aforesaid, shan
be levied by the Commissioners Of said coaa.
~ aud paid by the Treasurer thereof
SEC. ,. AHd Be II enacted, That ballot.
for or against such sale shall have printed or
written on them the words "For hcense h
sell spiritaous or feFmealed liquors or Alce.
hole bit,crs,n or Against license 10 Iii
spirituous or fermehted liquors or alcoholic
bitlers, and the ballots so cast shall be cara
fully counted by the jadgcs Of said olcc,iop.
aud that said judges shall make a rctufn N
said votes to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, and said Clerk shall iums.
diately make proclamation Of the result Of
eAid election.
Sac 3. Aad De Il enacted, Tha, Il Il shall
be found by said returns Of judges Of election
and proclamation Of the Clerk OF the Circai
Court for said county that majority Of he
votes in said county has been cast against the
sale Of Spirituous or fermeuled liquors or
alcoholic biilers, that then il ahall not be law
fol for any person 9r persons, OF body eorpor.
ate, 10 sell spiriluous or fermenled liquots .,
alcoholic bitlers ia said county from aud ATE,
the first day Of May, eighteen hundred and
eighiy'one.
SIC. 4. AAd BE- Il saarts,i, That IL any Ter.
sou or persons, os body corporate, shall be
guilty Of violation Of this act in selling spin
taous or iermeuted liqaoBs or alcoholic hi.trrs
IN said county, he, abe or they, on conviction
/ thereof, thall be fined by the Circuit Court
where such conviction IL had, in the sun q
not more than three hundred dollars nor les,
than Fifty dollars for every such oaensc, in The
discretion Of the Court.
Sac. 0, ARd b il sRaeied, Tha, shs rcsall
Of the election 10 be held undcr the provision
OF this act shall not affect sections thirty i've
and lhirly.siS Of article seven Of the Code oI
Public Local laWs, title Carroll county,
subtitle "Mount Airy
Approved March Is, 1880.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Jude. :,
~ Election aud 10 she legal aud qna6gaa
voters Of Carroll county, that At the Gens,si
Election TO be held IN the several Elec,;a..
Districts Of Carroll comfy at the usual plass.
Of holding elections, on tho Tuesday next NJ
ter the hrsl Monday in November next. IA,
AZ election will he held 10 determine
ballot, spiEituous or isrnen,td linna,,
OF alcoholic hit,ers, shall be sold ia said coas'
". as provided by the following Act Of ii.
General Assemblyo Of Marylaad, passed Al Jas.
uary Session, iss1.
GEORGE n. FRINGER
sheriff Of Carroll conn,v
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

Garfield, more than any other man, Is
responsible for tho theft Of the Presidency
in ls76-'7. Mr- Hendricks fastened the
stigma upon him, using Gar6eld's own
Testimony 10 Do il. A washing.oa letter
writer says Of tx
! know Mr. Garfield personally; ! have
studied him politically; believe he was guilty
in tho Credit Mobiher and DcGolyar bust.
ness. might be able 10 pardon him ioV
these theIls. Ral the Judas tscariot thai be-
tsayed popular suffrage with kiss; that put
to an ignohle death the cor popsili Of the
United States; that blasphemed the spirit OF
liberty in the holy centenary Of is birth
Can there be IN time or eternity, adequate
Punishment for such as he II
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
M. English Hopeful for November.

Tbs following dispatch was sent TO New
f0rE 10 lha headquarters Of the Democratic
National CommitftHj
''IKnlAKAPoLas. Oct. IA, Hon. WIN. II.
Barnnmi 10 tiis contest We have encounter.
ed the resources Of the whole republican par
~ Of the United States, and have suffered
Temporary defeat IN November We shall
encounter oaly the republican party of Indi.
ana, without The machinery Of tho United
States deputy marshals, and confidently ex
pect 10 carry he State.
WltiJsn II, EsoEsH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

The Republican leaders pretend that
ihs main body Of tho Democracy are ia
sho esoiid South" The record proves
the falsity Of ihis sssisment. The Dem
oernsie vote il 1875 ia tic tTenty one
aorthern States COLORADO omitted) was
2,G7o.6ss. Lathe sixteen southern States
ID was $500. Il Is thus seen that
Mr.. TiIdeu received over a million Of votes
more ID the north than in the south. Ii
fact, dve-eighlhs Of his whole support came
from the northern States. These facts,
however, do not stop RspubIieau misrepre-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
Several Bands Of Music will be Present.
Reduced Rates Of Fare from Bdift-
more. Frederick aud Tnter-
mediate Stations.

Fellow Citizens Of Carroll, Frederick, Hos.
ard and Montgomery Counties-fou are cor.
daily invited and especially urged to attend
the second Grand Joint Mass Meeting Of the
four counties, which il arranged for your
convenience Turn out Ia your strength, as
you did in 1876 Bring your families, and
let all aid by their presence in advancing the
true interest Of Constitutional Liberty. Come
aud hear the great issues involved in this can.
yass calmly discussed, and the reason why the
American people should elevate the Soldier
Statesman, WiGnEIn 5, HANcOcg, who pos.
scsscs in an eminent degree the Jedersonian
requisites Of Honesty and Capacity, to the
Presidency OF the United States.
S. X. WATERS, of Carroll County,
wM. r. DORSEY, Of Frederick ''
JOHN $. TRACY, Of Howard "
LAFAYETTE DAY, of Montgomery
Joint Committee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

trto Aa ~" @r--f +--'-N~ 49, .
address:
N ne nsaiacyatic and Conservative tetes q dhc
f1rniTg The election OF President and Vice Presi-
dent Is now before yon. State and local dlssenslons
arc eliminated nom the issues o. the day lbs
mated BY the forces and means employed In secnr-
inr ii BY fraud and corruption the people Of the
country were defeated IN their purpose in 1876 and
The rghtfuily President was kcpt rom ollce
aided BY repeated assessments upon an army Of
olieehoivfs with The power Of the Federal govern
suent represented BY United States marshals at the
polls with intimidation, maud and resort % every
concentrated IN two states, our adFefsaries have
succeeded IN procuring the probable return Of their
local candidates. Can Il be possible that In every
State thruug bout this broad land the same metnods
lean manager IN Indiana and Ohi0Y Can the great
States Of New York New Jersey. Connecticut Cali
fOrnia, Colorado, Nevada and New Hampshire be
bought. intimidafeA and deffnnhedl Even without
deemed In November. with New York aud New Jer>
Soy aud the States that are conceded TO U.s. Including
Maine the election Tour candidate Is aszured: The
Republican party have put in nomination for fresi
sion OF their own party and pres, are unworthy
OF your confidence and your suiIfages. Il h I'm
possible that a0oo0m9 Of Intelligent and pa.
iriotc people will consent to place themselves upon
, RupnhIcan managers. Fellow citizens the ilrst
DAY Il repnise at Gelfysburg ended The third with
Hancock In the front In = glorious victory. That
victory secured us our Union. The question y not
1ional government Hancock Is now. and Is then In
the front; The repulsc Is as then the ome Of q
victory which VIII secure % coming generations the
lnesflInahle blessings OF civil liberty
BY order ofthe National pepoeratie Committee
New York, October "a 1850.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
How the election was Conducted In Gin
cinnati.


The Republicans carried everything with o
high hand on Tuesday. The police acted 10
the most nartisan manner, and we're aided ns
far az possible The Federal officials. Mayor
jacob called out the First Regiment, Ohio
State National Guard, and kept them under
arms all day Strange negroes were voted BY
the hundred over and over again, and ,Ehep
Democrats demanded their arrest they we're
either taken asay from the polls BY the police
and released after tarhins fbe frsi corner OF
taken before United States Commissioner
Hart. who held court in the Office Of the Chief
Of Police sud By hin released to 20 and re.
peat again and again. Besides lhe Repphli
cans were provided with any amount 81
money, which they used mosi IAvishly The
vote polIed was enormous, and Is far ID excess
% any ever cast there The gain largely
nures % ihe Republicans. who have certainly
made clean sweep in that county, re-elecf-
~ both Bnuefworlh and Young 10 clngress,
"a thflF Sieie sl'd county tickets BY Hejori-
ies ranging fFop lFotq thfee Ihoasaad.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Business Properly in Westminster

TIME undersigned will sell at Public Sale
"A ON MONDAY, November, sth. 1850. Al,
2, p. NJ. that valuable BUSINESS STAND.
now occupied by him, situated on the corner
Of Main and Centre streets, formerly known
as the old Reese property. For further par.
beulars inquire Of the undersigned.
oct 10 AZ s. w. DENFORD.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
GRAND RALLY.

HNHE Sykesville Hancock and English
L Club will hold Mass Meeting at Hau.
NoND's HAlI, on Wednesday,, October eyih.
1850, at O'Clock. p. M. The meeting will be
addressed by DIR. Frank I. Shaw, Henry
n,,anderlord, David N. IIennins, George NJ.
Pearce, Esqrs. and others
The public are cordially invited.
WIN. p. G0RSUCH, President
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
POLE RAISING.

INHEkE will be Democratic Pole Raising
= at WARnRIpsBuRG, on Saturday, Oclo.
Ger i6h, 1880, at clock, n, ~. Aiter he
pole Is raised there will be addresses deliver.
. ed by Hon, Chas. b. Roberts, Hon. Henry
Nanderiord, DR.. Frank r. Shaw, David N
Henuing, and others. There will be A Band
OF Music ID attendance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

While Democrats have no cause for re-
joieing over the result Of Tuesdays cleo
lions, neither should they be dismayed.
The combination Of circumstances which
led to Democratic defeat in Iadiana, viii
not be ut hand in November 10 Landers
the Democrats had a candidate weaker
than his party This was a Democratic
blunder, and I.anders' defeat was not due
70 Republican votes so much as to Demo
cratic mismaaagement. Not only was the
Democratic candidate weak, but the Re
politicians used money on the purchasable
vote without stint, s202, 900 having been
sent to the State 10 be used on the day Of
election, IN addition to what had previous.
ly been placed there. Experienced re-
peaters, from other States, also contributed
to the Democratic reverse, and federal
marshals and election supervisors did all
10 their power to help the Republican
cause
In Ohio the result Is not much Of sur
prise to Democrats. Ohio is certain
Republican State by a small majority.
How that majority was increased on Tues
day is plain 10 ALL The vote east was
over 700 900, or one to every three and a
Iineiion Of the population. The ratio Of
voters to population is one to five, yet the
vote shows ono voter in every three and a
fraction This Shows fraud upon its face,
unblushing fraud, which should condemn
,hepafty pcrpeirssiag L. Ia Cincinnati,
the metropolis Of the State, the police
force vas Increased by partisan Repabh.
cans Of the meaaest character to practice
intimidation, while federal officials we're
effective in the same line Money, too,
was freely used in Ohio TO eorrup, the
election
However, Democrats need not be des-
pondcnt, nor do we believe they sse. Il
is not desponding party. II has come
up 10 the scratch with renewed sigor after
every successive dsfeat for the past twenty
years. Al 10 time during that period has
Il haA saeh opportunity for success a. at
present The party is stronger BY thou
sands II avery Northeru State than Il ,v.a
4. 1are .sha. !, ,,.a,.s NJ r;laa. Il. !.
$500 y .u;Il;.. \, ~ ..-..,- =.
"a s;s,ssa ms;o,;,v s ,hs ,ls,,ay.I
~. sVs,s l,bss. e.sss a.,s., i n !, !.
salIv : 1890 th.t 4 x;sI nav ALTER !, 4,
deya,;oa !, J. s,iae;oI. M aa,v W;,hon,
Iod;.na + g carry ,I,,, s,sss. "a ala i
1sTe &C. ..seo.. i ...,,sa / = gss;.u.
4 e,y,s;a 4 = e, HapeocE ~. ,aa.lb
BESIDE. califorui.. Illinois. wissos.1p ~
Nv u.n.shirs AZ dsh.sabls s,a,es. asd
R.uubl;e,s. w;n be nut q i, 4 ma;,,,.iu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

The New York World claims that New
York will be the "baoner" Hancock State
in November The large registration, it
believes, is indicative Of alarge Democratic
vote, which viii give Hancock decisive
majority.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
earfsId tAs Inrtumont d Sand.

Every Democrat should continually bear
10 mind that Garfield was tho ehiefinstru-
ment in the fraudulent proceedings by
which Samuel J. Tilden aud the Demo
cratic party nere cheated out Of the Pres
idency in 1s76-7 He went to New
Orleans to prepare the fraudulent case aud
put in shape the pe1urcd testimony, aud
Afterwards served on the Electoral Com
mission to eOnsumma,e the fraud. Let
every voter remember ii when be goes to
the polls in November.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
Public Sale Of a Good Jaeger.

WILL be sold 81 public sale IL front or
w the residence Of Mr. Geo. P. AIbaueh,
On Weinesday, October az, al q "a. ,. n. F.,
a FIRST Glars Jaeger; Is As good a. new, been
used but little. and pas made BY Herr Bro.
CIAs. 7. REiFSNlDER,
oct 10 Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

Instead Of whiaing over Radical bull.
dosiug sf factory employees IN northern
stalss, Why aos's sbe Democrats prosecute
sha men Who practice Il, 10 evs,y instance,
under sections $500 and 5.5072 TIE
law + ample 70 hold such silIain5 10 check
Then Wig not pssseeuie all offenders Of
ibis sors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
Notice to Trespassers.

TIME undersigned hereby warn all persons
Il against Tssspassing on their premises,
either for hunting. cunning, trapping, fishing.
or in any other manner. The Law will be
rigidly enforced againsi all offenders.
George Stephan, Emanuel A. Wilter,
Christopher Roop, John Hosfeld,
oct Is 81 Gabriel Hammer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
Pole Raising at Silver Run.

ON Saturday, October IGih, al 2 o clock
" p. M, there will DO a Democratic Pole
Haising 81 SiLyER Rus. Speaking in the AZ.
ternoon ard at night by Hon. Chss. h. Rob
ems, DE-. Frank T. Shaw, b. +. Grouse and
others "''~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16

Just before the election ia Indiana, the
Radical press, notably the Baltimore
Aplerieaa aud the Indianapolis Jonraal,
said that Indiana's vote would have no
bearing upon the November election.
Now, however, they profess to believe that
the result there settles The contest in favor
Of Garfield.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
How Indiana was Carried.

On SairseAy last, the New York ISia said.
The Hon. William l.. Scott, Acting Chair
man Of the National Democratic Committee.
said last night: s.The National Democratic
Committee have positive evidence that the
Republican State Committee Of Indiana have
made the following distribution Of part Of
The syndicate, bankers and banks contriba.
lions Of money subscribed ia this city, for
nea In The oonnilea az Indiana.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-16
IOSTi

On the last day Of the Carroll Comfy Fair,
N Westminster, between the residence Of
Thomas Lepp, near the Fair Gronnd. and
pnnlee' l9iel, ned Wogalod shawl a lberal
reward viii be naid for Il fleh AZ The Adec.
pnfe ONE. oct. nj Avs