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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
OF THE y1LrAmK
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of hs late George ~. NcConkey.


Ri virtue Ian order ofthe Orphans Cour,
- Of Carroll county, Nd, the subscriber
a. Administrator with the will annexed Of
George W. McConkey, late of saii county.
deceased, viii sell a, Public Sale TO the hghcs.
accepted bidder, on ihe premises lately occa
pied by said George W, McConkey, situate
on Big Pipo Greek, IN said county, adi0ining
the lands Of Abram L. Null, Isaiah liahn aud
others, on
Wednesday, tie iotA dag If .Noresl5sr, lssg,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. ~, oil Tie
Personal Property Of said MoConkey, as fol
lows Three good work horses, n
49,, SIX excellent mich cows, ~,
ALL some Of which arc Alder ~NysA
--4=sZ2sney; three tue heifcrs, one Of shieh
Is part AldcTRey; seven hogs, two sovs, Po.
land Chinai II shonis; springtoo,h horse
rake, ! iour'h horse wagon, inch tread, llarfe
iour,horse narrowtread wagon, . three hotsr
plOws, hay carriage, 2 two horse haffows,
three horse harrow, large euitiyaior, sin
gle shovel plows, corn pl0w, lot Of single
aud double trees, double shovel pious,
ihrcsking machine and horse power, . corn
drags, ! wheat faa, corn sheller, wheat
drill. lot Of forks, single trees, spfoAdtrs
aud chains, | iifth chain. a lot Of eurled ma.
pie lnmber, lot Of posts, lot Of baskets,
beeke,s, COW chains, &c, 8 sets Of ploN z, srs,
q lot OF harness Of various kinds, moving
sey,hes, grain cradles, large meat tubs, wash
tubs, wood saws, copper and iron kettles, Is
sloae milk pans, a lot OF sioue jars, lot Of
carpenter tools, large stone bed, | sausage
euiieF had sutherland lard press, 10, OF Stoves.
Also a large lot OF farming utensils not named
above. Also about 500 barrels Of new eoru
and lot Of old corn, 10, Of iiu;o,hy hay
lot Of potatoes. Also good lot Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, the itop,s Of
which are too numerous TO mention,
Notice, NO person will be permitted To
remove property sold until the lerms Of sale
have been strictly complied uith,
Teyms Of SAX. All sums under ten dol.
lars, CASH on sums often dollars and upwards
credit Of six months will be given, upon
purchasers giving their notes with approved
security, bearing interest from DAY Of sale.
CHARLES d. ROBERTS,
Administrator with The will annexed Of Geo,
W. MeConkey, deceased.
George A. Fiiekinger, Auc,ioneer
oct 3O-ts
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DEMOCRATS.

Remember that a fesO years
age, The present Radical party,
backedby Federal bayonets, sgo4id
not alloag jon to vote. They
sOoald not aiIosg yoH to vote nosy
JAey had TIE Pozger to Preventit.
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The basis Of substantial, practical civil
service reform must FIRST be established By the
people 10 Sling the elective Offices II they6x
a high standard Of qualifications foF Office, aud
sternly reject the corFapi and incompetent,
The result viii Be decisive ia governing he
action Of the SERVANTS whom they intrusl with
appointing power. - Gen. Hancock.
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Col. Webster, Radical candidate for
Congress, announces that he is still an in-
dependent, though he heartily endorses
Garfield and Arthur, Politically, then,
he is not party man. If elected he will
vote with The Democrats, Republicans or
Greenbaekers, as his ehangeable mind
shall dictate; for tariff or free trade; for
States rights or eentralization; for federal
interference or against. In other words
he is not to be counted upon to go in any
direct course.
Mr.. Talbot, the Democratic nominee,
viii always, as he has been, be found on
the Democratic side His course will be
straightforward, working for the best in.
terests Of the country aud the party, along
with Whytc, GrOome, Bayard, Thurman,
Randall and other Democratic leaders.
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Nothing but fraud and bribery can elect
Garfield. if Democrats do their duty aud
vote the whole ticket Hancock voters
are 10 the majority in enough States to
give hiuf 2l2 electoral votes, and perhaps
eight more. Only 1855 votes arc necessary.
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DEMOCRATS.

The Radicals s0oaild sot allose
yoa to vote a fesg years age VIII
jon pote to PM HEN in posger
that they may agaia easlage yon'
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Grant has descended to low level In
partisan politics, and is allowing himself
to be exhibited around The country ike a
travelling show He presides at Radical
mectings and makes staIsan speeches,
some Of Ehieb afp devoid Of both serse
aud truth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

The country has mdoubted
evidence that Gen. Garfield from
The very first inception Of Mepro-
position for fraudulent count
IN 1907 was a cOnspirdtor to
that end NTH President Grant
and Senator Chandler.
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RADICAIS

Haze tie imPAdence 10 ask
Democrats 10 vote Their hcket,
sehea none Of them hiak a Dem-
ocrat shoald be aliosged to vote.
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In The person Of Gen. James
a. GARFIELD tie electoral fraud
Of lS76-77 is fRcarnatei. His
defeat seH be tie best protest
solt'ch TIE honest voters Of this
country can possibly make against
henonstroHs conspiracyiir seliicj,
throughout lie seas a conspicuous
actor.
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Garfield has sold out to The thirdtcrpn.
ers, and vote for Garfield now means
Grant in 1884, and perhaps for number
Of successive terms. Gaa,ism means i'm
perialism,
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Ii is e vital principle in our system that
neither fraud nor force must be allowed TO
sabYert the rights oflbe people. When fraud,
violence orineompetence controls, the noblcst
constitutions and wises, laws are useless. 49,
Gen Hlacosk
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Trains south wili leave Rmmittslurg an 7s,..,
1913 A ~, aud $40 u, n Ani arrive Al ~
kliSr NJ 70 and loss A. ~ aud atqPM ~
North will leave Rocky Ridge Al 40 ADJ u',i
~, and 7 ~ T.. NJ. and arrive al lintnIttl,i-. y,
and ila0 4. ~ and 10 T.. a.
NAtTiHnhE AEh grHnlgiANh NntFY n
Trains south leave Nsyueahuro Gei - sust5,,
aud - p IN. arriving a. Hlscmcui Al 651a m M
~ and 50 N. Trains North leave Eiecfs.ui y
T. - ard Am and = - D. M and arriyu N iys1,2.
huFu al y a. a % and so p. M
lnnuEElCK DIVISION fEN SsGLyAxrA L. q F,,I,..
iuT frulerirt HiH leave Junction az n ~ Id ~
n ard y o. and 90 n ~
Trains or Aprk, Taucyt0un and T. liile,,nvl, issf
lunrtinn al y - q. "a. aud Ia. "a 'F
Though car for Frederick leaves nsltrn1re n
An ~ 40
Through car Cor Hanover snd Grtty,ias- ,,l
points un The u J II. and q, Il. r. icAta naii'i85r-
81 - a n and an =, M. Trails leayin- IflirB N
" = m makes connection 81 Emory Gfl4r a.
Matchmaking, Mtllcn and Intermediate siatisu. er
~ J. u and q X "
street cafs baltimore and Gay Street flnr. ste.r.
nei q Cay AMI Exeter aircet,, f9a within sinarr
~ Nlllgu station.
Onisr Ct liaFsasc calls can 81 len Al Ticket 1f
hoe, Moth East Corner of Baltimore and S,fth
-tftets
Sc baltimore time i given a. al s,aiious
n HuOn, Gcnl Nauascr
oct p b II. uaisWoLn, GrHi Ticket agent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30
NO. 1896 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Coar, for Carroll County
James A. c. Bond, Trustee, vs.. Joha Triie.
ORDERED this 22d day Of October A.
~ ID. 1880, that the sale OF the Heal Estate
made and reported by james A. 9. bond'
finally ratified aud eoairmed, unless cause 10
the contrary thereof he shown on or before
the 9Th day Of december, 1850; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted IN some news
paper published In Carroll county, Maryland
once q week 10 each Of three successive weeks
before the 30lh day Of November, 1850.
Report states amount Of sale to be s591.
wM. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court
True eopy,-fest
oct 90-st FRANK I. SHAW. CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

A DEMOCRATIC Pole will be raised in
"A MANCHESTER, on Saturday evening,
October 80, a, o'clock Speeches will DO
delivered by Hon. c. u. Roberts, DR.. =. 4.
Shaw, d, y. llcnning, r. D. Norment and
Jas. A. DiG'enbaugh, Esqrs
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All classes Of orr people must share alike
10 the blessings Of the Union, and are equally
concerned in iis perpetuiiy, and in the proper
administration Of public affairs. Gen Han.
cock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

II is jsst as important TO pota
for Mr.. Talbot as II is 10 vote
for Gen. Ha,seock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30
RADICALS

DO not think Democrats should
be permitted to Vote, yet haze tie
assurance to ask Democrats TO
vote for Col Webster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

Public eiSrg 4 y trust, moi q bounty BE-
allowed upon ~ holder no incompetent Or
ditto4est persons sAonld ever be inirnsted
ssith I, 3. i appoiatsd, the5 should be prompt.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

y Gardeld's policy Of cheap Chinese
labor prevails, what then Is to become Of
workingmcn2
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

~cHusEsE JIMMY" is what they call
The 500 candidate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

Going EAs., will leave uninn nfidre e5f p.I,i,..
and intermediate stations al 6t8a m ne !, "
Westminster at ti3 On. and t9p nj. tsirs,t..gl,'
VII leave lsaiiimore Cor Union Bridge AMI M,
meaiAls s'et9il. 81 y a. a. aad 90 ,. a. aud W,,.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING

A I MuRosg, on Saturday afternoon. Oct.
"A 80, at p. m. The meeting will be ad
dressed by Il. b. Norment Jas. 4. c. Bead
and Jas. A. DitIenbangh, Esqrs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30

10y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Cour,
~ for Carroll COuuty, sitting as Court Of
Equity, passedin cause No. 1854, wherein Jacob
J. Schweigari and others are the complain
ants, and Jefferson L. b. SchWegari and
Sarah l. Sehweigart are the defendants, the
undersigned trustees will oHer a. Pablic Sale,
on the premises occupied by Jacob Marker
in bis lifetime, aud distant from Westminster,
on the Uniontown turnpike, about three miles,
Ga Saturday, s7h day Of NorsmJsr, 1850,
at one O'Clock P. m, all that valuable farm
containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-30
What Il COST.

We call the especial attention OF the voters
Of Carroll county TO the following eA s1, y
items taken from the last statement q V9ul,,y
Expenses, in their connection WIN 'ne i''la''
traffic. n.t.-li.t.
h,rJcns ,be taxpayers with heavy debt, aud
~ mans cases takes needed food aud raiment
tom belnless children, whose fathers spend
,be;r iast dime a, the licensed dram shop
Inc have your answer next Tuesday.
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LIST or UNCLAIMED MATTER

LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
REMAINING in the Post Office, at West
AZ munster, Nd, October %, 1880;
Anderlahen, Louis croie, Miss Winnie
Arnold, Miss Sallie Crawford, Mrs.
AithoH, Elmer Cole, Elias
Arnold, Chas. Fisher, Mrs. Sarah j.
Black, Mrs. Margaret Croft, Austin II.
Barns, Mrs. Margt Hull, VIM. II.
Black, Reuben& Annie McReha, Mrs. Agnes
briteher, David Mott, Miss Aggie
Bistinger, DE-. Noll VIM. r.
Persons calling for matter 10 the above list
will say il was advertised
oct 80 A. II. HUBER, 7. NJ.
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we estimate OF lhlo hm"hutt A'hN
nroportion) as due 10 ihtemperanee, We ma
hal the license system (which has been the
cause Of iutempcfancel has cost the county IN
the pas, year the enormous sum OF $40, 81 'ss'
Tho Clerk OF the Court informs Us that me
State receives about $500 from hqnor II.
tenses. This goes TO the State treasury not
one dollar Of il TO the county.
II the foregoing statement be correft u II
evident Carroll county Is paying IN taxes Tor
the support Of the liquor license system about
Sl4,O06 more than she is receiving from IT,
This Of course is not taking into the ae
count the vast amour, Of money which IS
worse than squaadered 10 the purchase Of
strong drink as beverage; nor the amount
which we annually lose by the uniting OF
men TO follow their legitimate business through
its influence. ,.,
Let Us then, Il not influenced by any higher
consideration, vote against liceasc next Tues
day, because il will save Us money.
oct soft COUNTY ALLIANCE
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Democratic Ticket
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LOG Acres & 5 SQUARE Percbe,

Of land, more or less, improv.
ed BY large and comfortable A,,SN-0
two. story wcalher.boarded 4 80 "a
Dwelling House, n large Swii. 1870
ger Barn, Hog Pen aud other necessary oet.
buildings. About 20 acres are IN woodland.
There Is hne bed Of limestone on The farm
These features combine With others TO mako
this property IN many respects one Of the most
desirable homes ia the county.
Lot No. Sat the same time and plaee
will be offered at Public sale wood. 10, con.
tanning Is acres Of land, more or less, and
situate miles north OF the farm, adjoining
The lands Of Daniel Burns, Ezra Roulxahs
and others. Il has upon i a never falling
spring Of water.
Lot No. J.-Also a woodloi containing II
acres and . square perehes Of land, more or
less, which adjoins No. ?. These lots are
umbered with oak, chestnut aud hickory.
Terms Of Sale '-0ne.third to be psid in
cash on the day Of sale, or upon ratification
thereof by the Cour, the balauee TO be maid
IN equal insialmen,s Of one and two years NJ.
speetively, with iateresi from day OF sale. and
TO be secured 10 the satisfaction Of The rms.
tees.
CHARLES b. ROBERTS.
CYRUS SIGNIFICANT.
oct cots Iohb r DtU..h..l ,,,
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Gen. Chester-A. Arthur, IN his letter Of
acceptance, says, 10 abiding to the Re-
publican platform:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02
Laxon angAendc ttdningnr och It'd
SkrIfter 1 ESrenla Staterna'

IL Prenumeranter, som 81 uttryckliger
tillkannagifva mossatsen, anses fortsatea pre-
numerationen.. .,
81. Tiibager prenu,neranten, nit han e
Mnere onskar .haiva tidningen. Or utgifvaren
dock berattigad lit shdcka densamma, tifis ail
prenumerationsskuld DR. aibetalad. \
81. Underlater prenumeraut att afhemta
tidningen fran slit postkontor eller nekar has
att ~mottaga den, Ar han likval ansvaris fo'
priset dirs, anda tills han galdat all skuld till
tiduingen, och dareiter beordIat dess uppho-
rande.
n. Prenumerant, som andrar bostad utan
at underrstta utgifsaren harom, ooh salunda
fortiarande later tidningen sandas till den ur-
sprungliga adressen, Dir forttarande ansvaria
tor densamma.
81. 1tskilliga domstolar batva faststallf,
att "nekande att pa postkontoret emottaga
sin tidning, uraktlatelse att afhemta densam'
ma, eller bortayttning fran orten utan att un'
d~rratta utgi1varen. bor anses och bestratfas
sasom uppsat till svek och bsdrageri."
81. En- hvar, som emottager cch begagnal
en- tidning. betraktas enligt lag sasom prenu'
merant, antingen han beordrat tidningen Ell.
Ter ej.
~. Betalar prenumerant f6rskott, DR. han
skyldig att vid prenumerations:idens slut un'
derratts utgifyA,en, 4 handelse han ej fortfa-
,ande will blbehalla tldningen. UIaktlster
han delta, eyer jitgifv aren ratt att tramgent
sanda tidningenssoc Rrenumeranten haliea
ansvarig, andatills han u.tryokligen aisagt zig
densamma, oah pa Gamma gang inbetalt ALA
resterande atgittsr:k 81
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Den henllga pelissn | Nerdanesi-
kas F6renta Slater.

Den hemllg polissn u f6renta sta.
;terna bestar &c trs af hyarandra oha-
roende korporationeF af shYilka en-
ShYar Yerkar FOR sig. nSmligen de at6r--
5re stadernas hem1iga pollskkrer, reee--
ringens detektivpolIs och pri iyatdetek.
'tiverna.
F6ratt dligg6ra dessa tre kate
;goriers olika verksamhet, ar dot nod
iysndigt att behandla dem hyar Tor
sie. och sasom typisk for den florists
3klassen g6rs vi en borjan med
! Dim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YoRK.s3
Den allmlnna ordnings polisans MP:
gift Sr attlsdrja f6r den. aliminns 4.
skerheten och f6rhindre ftrbrytelssi,
den hemliga polisens mera spect6ll1
Euppeift iF att uppsplra forblyt ytsrs
Ef6r att stsllas inf6r domstol och Is.
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for skalbaggarne nedgrafde den d6da
rattan. Jag will da upp,ysa dem ON,
nj dot o.,dn.4 .l.olao o.a.e.. e..

for skalbaggarne nedgrafde den d6da
rattan. Jag will da upp,ysa dem ON,
att det endast skedde af omsorg for
deras afkomma. Baggarne hade nam.
ligen lagt sina agg den doda rattan,
som skulle tjena till naring at larver.
ma, mar de kommo ut ur aggen. Lar
verna skulle salunda komma till verl-
den i en- sd val f6rsedd visthusbod,
att de omojligt skulle kunna Ida brist
pa naring.
On en- eller AMMAN lasare, da han &C.
nom6gnar denna lila skildring, skulle
af misstro skaka pa hufvudet,skulle jag
uppmana honom att self CORA fors0-
ket. ON han tager en- dod rata eller
mullvad och lager den l en- tradgard
eller ute pa marken, skall han smart f&
Sc skalbaggarue inQnna sig vid den.
Det samma skall upprepas. som Jag
har har skildrat, och han skall ia SO,
att saken gar mycket naturligt till.
De skalbaggar, jag har omtalat, kali
las assteklar, emedan de ldgga sina
agg doda. smadjur och darpa ned.
grafva dem jorden. vi hafva har
tyanne arter, som aro mycket altman
ma. De aro bagge breda och hata
den ena ar aldeles svart med. undan.
tag af det r6da brostet; den andra ar
likaledes svart, men har tva gula,
v6glika tvarlinier 0fver tackvingarna.
De lefva af atel och hafva sasom ALA
asatande dur en- vedervardig lukt.
Deras luktsinne ar sa skarpt, att de
genast upptacka de sma d6da kroppar-
ne och in1nna sig hos dem. De CORA
mycken nytta genom att afagsna as,
som annars skulle ligga och forpesta
luften. vi maste salunda Iakna
as-steklarne till de nyttiga insekter,
som bora frelas.
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den atmosferiska luftens inverkan,
hvilken ar den vanliga orsaken till att
de 6fverga i f6rrnttnelse.
:. Den stundande huBgersn6den /
Ryssland.

Eft Or har kommlt, sager ''S:t Pc.
tersburg Wad.." da Ryssland b6rjar
bedja ON dagligt br6d. Den altman.
ma missvaxten, vart myntvasendes
sjnnkande och utsigten att icke blott
sadesexporten skall installas utan t. O.
m. importer .daraf f0r6kas, f0ran.
leda sannerligen en- och hvar att all.
varsamt tanka pa det lage, hyarl vi
befinna oss.
Grefve Loris Melikof har tagit mi.
tiativet till en- reglering af undsatt.
ningsatgarderne, men darvid vlsade
det sig, att uppgifter Ell forefunnos
'hvarken 6fyer den faktiska modem @el.
Ter de for handen varande f6rraden.
vi maste tillsta att vi delta afseen.
de sta langt efter det vestra Europa;
dar vet man alltid l Augusti, huru
stor qvantitet sad som fold af riklig
sk6rd exporteras. eller hvilken ,qvan-
titet som 1 fold af missvaxt maste
Importers. Dylika beteckningar,
som de / vara oficiela berattelser fore.
kommande: medelmattig, god etc.
sk6rd, tillatas sasom ingenting betty
dande ingenstades. Red IN de yttre
tecknen visa att det q ar val bestaldt
med tillgang pa naring vart land.
Under de f6regaeude 8ren har for Ii.
ten omsorg egnats dessa f6rhallanden.
och darf6r aro vi nu futlkomligt 0f.
Verraskade. vi hafva att s6ria icke
blott for innevarande ar, utan afyen
for det kommande; ty foderbrist,
kreaturssjukdomar och br0dbrist
astadkomma en- sadan utmargling hos
befolkningen, att utsades- och skorde-
fragan for nasta Or kan gestaita sig
ganska allvarsamt. vi hafva sjelfva
verket vidtagit inga atgarder for en-
hungersnods afhjelpande, utan lefvat
fullkomligt sorgl6st. Det ar nog att
hanvisa pa, hvilket tillstand det SIX.
neutrality-suspicious.. som ju ar ge-
mensamt for hela kejsard6met, belln.
ner sig vid en- nu intraffande hungers.
nod. For handelse af hungersn6d och
lokala missvaxter bildades den 25
April 1858 vid inrikesministerie EFT
sarskildt kapital af de till inrikes,.
doman. och apanageministeriernas for.
fogande staende understodska pitalen.
Delta kapital ar ganska betydligt
och uppgar till mera an 20 mil
Homer rbl. Dock fnnas blott
7,643.367 rbl kontant for han-
den; de 6friga penningarne aro utla.
made och hafva ej blifvit inkasserade,
ehuru tiden varit gynsam darf0r och
manga CODA sk6rdar intraffat. In.
komstrestantierna bel6pa sig blott till |
253,415 rbl, de icke aterbetalta for.
skotten till l2,578.oe2 rbl. ON vi
betrakta, mar och hur stora f6rskott
som under de senaste aren gjorts,
f6refaller det Observation-Disclosures und-
sattningskapitalet ioke blifvit kom.
pletteradt. Salunda hafva under de
senaste IL aren af undsattningskapi-
talet f6rstrackts till konsumtion och
utsade:
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Billiga tidningar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TREBU.
MEN erliAllas bada f6r S3.45
ett Or. da pronunciation g1res
direkt isntingen d detta eHer
Syeuska Tribunens kOnfOr I
ChicagO, Illinois.
PIONEER.PRESS (den week
lignl,, erll3iles tillsHm M q Us
med STATS 'rIDNINGEN tor
nastkommande dr for %. 90.
som bijrn ins;indas / f5rsk0tt.
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ro genast fran borjan eniga ON, hvil-
ket band som begatt brottet. saledes
kom man Diet pa att bestamma, hvil.
ken medlem af bandet som var den
skyldige. Mejseln gaf ingen ledning,
men papperslapparne som tjufven
bortkastat hopletades och uppklistra-
des, och fastan de icke ALA funnos
qyar, angSfvo de dock EFT spar pa en-
tjuf, som tillh6rde det band, hvilket
de bada polism5nnen antagit. Detek.
tiven uppgaf genast tre hus, ettdera
af hvilka han borde finnas till hyar.
dera af dessa sandes genast en- polls.
man och inom iva timmar var tjufven
inom las och bonn och hade bekant.
Forts
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

P. ". fran Dakota fragar: Har
en- prest Minnesota rattighet att pre-.
dtka politik?
ia, en- prest har ,att att sjelf valja
slit anne, och det ar alls icke sallsynt
att amerikanska prester vidr6ra Ian.
diets politiska fragor / sina prediknin.
gar. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

.en enda strale af det ljus,- som ut
strommar fran lyckans sol j; utan
sdsom On ingervisning, att det 81
ar helt och ballet likgil,igt, ON
vi amanda var kraft och for err
naendet at jo,disk lycka, ty myc-
aket beror darpa, huru Vi forvalta
det pund, oss anfortrodt blifvit.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-02

AT dessa siffror, hvilkas summa 81
pa langt mar uppgar till de l23 mil.
lioner, som sta upptagna pa kreditli.
stan. framgar tydligt, att den arliga
modem varit So obetydlig, att med ma.
goa m6da kapitalet bordt kunna hat.
vas kontant innestaende. II fall man
hade s0rjt darf6r, skulle vi icke nu
beh6fva med angest motse framti.
den," yttrar ofvan citerade blad.