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AStill Hunt.

HAgaIseNsUKe. Va, Nay %
United s;stes Revenue officers Oh
Friday made al extensive raid upon
paFti,s carrying on Illicit distilling
10 The mouetsias OF Floyd and Flank
lin een1ties, southwest Virginia. Six
illicit disilleries were destroyed md
200 gallpas Of waiskey captuseo,
with fseige prisoners Thirty or
lortv shots were fred Into one divis-
isB'of the revenge posse, none beiog
Two horses were wounded
Toe disiijlers fred from bluffs and
clis sereeaed iroIa The view q the
Uuiied States Marshal and Lis force.
nen are we'll armed and pre-
pared FIR aBy Interruptions by the
representatives Of the law. The
party was ordered by Collec-
tor Rives, at Lynchburg.
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Eoific Maguires.


lIARRrsBuRG Rd. Nav at-Iisn,
s.s DgneaY, the SchaylsiIt Miliie
Ne.aise. eltg gbs tohave b. q ba Q,
ged . Fo.sv 10 tos % 7rrov gasto
day respiled b. the Governor for 30
days, 10 order 10 alljw the eondemo-
ed ia line u prep1re I r dean
Tho tarnty days respite accorded
% D5anis D5n miiy today was OBJ
iaiaed by Father Gallagher. the pas
ar {! the Cstaulie Cenrch here On
lie grHBd mat tho prisoner had ast
beel 8lingsd sufficient Gee for prep
aratiou Taa prisoner when inform
ed Of the respite manifested no con-
Germ.
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-erlous Aee,den, AZ FIRE

HARrFa RI Cone. May IA Gre
orofe N a;c pol Ok his msralDg
"a k'h hlec5 q large blldioz ~
Apke5 eft ecapied By stafes, a
; IL Ia ery ADD fltnitare ware ~ ms
Abput l:lO al explosion ecu red il
tbe bai dang. atvoRing a portion Il
TIE D rth Nsli eBtTHrd ard unon .
nuao"r Il en- n, ouryiug them.
ID 5 Camp Pt t'grspher, aod
Chsfi.s ii srptr AID John II. Paiks.
expres meu, wtfe killed SIX ether
men Vere lartd Nine e the Ere
men buried Under he wall IRE now
accounted for. The building was
en- tirely destroyed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

AoccEllNG 81 lie 80 ieaal RcyuJ.
i,can. this Is the programme Of the
Democratic coaspirators: The Dem
ocrais Of the House are already ex-
ullant and boas'fol o. their power at
pleasure TO capture the Senate Of the
United States. make Senator Thur.
nan President 81 that BODY, end, az
ter securing a msjority Of both Hous
es, by purchase or otherwise, 70 de.
clare the title Of President HAYES in
valid, tie Presidency and Vice Pres.
idency vacant and take possession
Of The Executive Department Of the
government, With Thurman as The
recognized President Of Tie United
States. This undoubtedly is The
~concoe,ed programme Of the conspir-
ators.r
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BosroY NJ 9n-A special fr5a.
b-rth Troy " SAYS:
Che exeseneu along the Cans
oaa ftotI eT 10 regard - a FeuiaU
raid j. otsase TIE c5uatry border
leg oH toe iiae l. full of Strangers,
spd sppears1e.s ind cate thai The
romors Of an invasion are not with.
out foundation. Every few boors
squads Of teB CT a q zsn men pass
through this village tpward Canada
Some OF thom are evidently ramps.
and several cu;rages are reported 10
have been committed by them"
RICHMOND. Vi, May 20 News
was received tonight that 600 Irish
mea see drilling at Classy, n. V,
sixty. eight miles from hsre. Canada
people here believe thare Is a move
neot for tbe invasion of the Domia-
ian. Representative irisbmeu here
refuse to be interviewed on the Fen
ion invasion Ii is generally believ-
ed chat the Feuians are Daking tbeis
way tato Eane do, ard preparing to
more or some IT ,be pripqpal points
10 the province.
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SEcRrrAEV SHERMAN has no ijse
Of submitting 10 lie charges against
hin. contained 10 he Potter T~esoiG-
tiop, snd has written a letter - that
gentleman denying every charge
specifically, and not only demanding
10 be heard before the Committee,
and tie right to b. represented b.
counsel, but Offering to prove that the
election l. East aud West Feliciena
Parishes 10 Louisiana were c%5htroll-
ed by violence and intimidation. in
thus throwing down his gauDJst,
and denying and traEersiBg every
charge against him, he spanky
Secretary has put the Committee on
the defensive, and hey viii he com
PEELED 10 receive the evidence Q!
Democratic violence and fraud in
Louisiana, which viii upset their
pre-arrenged case, based upon forged
evidence. or stand branded before
the country as a most unmitigsted
pack Of sneaks and ~cowards, wbo re.
fuse fair play to 81 adye7s7gT whose
reputation they are attempting 70
a~asessinate. There are two sides TO
this case, ard the Republicans ere
determined 20 be 5eard Before Mr..
Potter is through with It, heI wish
Tilden had never been Darn
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Killed BY Ligh.nsuE

Providence, May p T4s # c
noon seven mel were prz9lfi8E b
have u fish fry % an islelJ il tAa
Waterman reservoir, a. Smi,hh-id
when q shower CAGE up AID x
lightning struck Jh- parry Wiaii1I
C@oigin, oi Seitga'e aBi Daa e.
kpowltoo, of G-eenvi.ie, steBdiag
bacx TO back uuds- a Jrep, ere Xiii
ed. Eugene Kaowi;oa, . brother q
Daniel, and Jeremiah Aagel, bis hir-
ed mau. were injured, their blot-
being stripped off, their feet buroed
AID their limbs partially paral, %.
The other three were stunned, bat
net seriously.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

TnE revolutionary proceedings pro,
posed by the Democracy ia the crea,
ton Of the Potter Committee, TO in.
vestigate the Presidential title, have
srOused a sentiment throughout The
country, that IS making itself heard
in Washington.
That The excitement consequent
thereon, and The total unseltlement
o. public confidence, added to the
present financial distress, will i'm
mensely damage and re;ard the res
tora;ion Of al our business interests,
is e e by every sensible man, and
protests are pouring ia upon men-
bers Of Congress. against making this
sacrifice at the instance Of tie reck-
less demagogues, who care only for
The qualification Of their partisan
spleen, or else propose to revolution
ize the Government by force.
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I10Hshin

WAsqISGToS. May 2l-Collect,r
Woodcoek t-'egfaPhs to the Conn mis-
sioner # Internal Revenue from
sshVl he, bat Special Deputy CJl-
lectcr DAVIS. witaole ~compaaion. a.
tempted 20 seize M iilieis di-tiller y
S~aturiay 10 q u15y eonnty tbey
were stack d ~ eYeu men. naei,
81 "a rgo. ga1dsi 31P,e4 2 "a q
oas e his ass.}j1ols 9ai bad
leave br d. ijefy @,lh 15 eJn2-.
ting is d~esycGf}a \ Hc
force ass bon or3-fea by tbs Co g
tor - 2 - tie Place sad &c toy
the disiillerg.
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SrRINGFiELD. Ill, May 23-The
demonstration to-day on the coca.
sion of the removal of the regiment
al battle flags Of the Illinois regi.
ment from the old arsenal II their
new dep )si,ory in tas Safe House,
was qli.e imposing 10 Numbers aud
appearance. Representatives ei neer-
ly all regiments were present, as ell
IS veterans ofihe Mexican ard 81 OK
Hawk wars. Several cJeapaaes Of
Illinois AaiGnsl Guards were in lilo
participating Us esc5Tt 10 the veter-
ans. who carried the old and Ia ter
ed hags, many OF which were almost
10 sbreds from the effects Ct shot aud
sheil. Three fuD ired and thirty
dggs ID I'll we're removed, aui the
display "a tnay appeared borne, many
Of them, by the crippled aud wound
ed geterans gho lad fought under
them, wss very interesting.
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Nothing Revolutionary Aanut THIS
oh mol


4 member Ct the National Demo
cratic Committee, who las come
here 20 attend the ueeti8g on Wed.
uesdav, was asked this mor8iag what
could result tom the invesiga ION
ibaugurated by The House. II viii
tel you" be replied I'VE SHAH oh.
taia positive evidence i~mplicstipg
Mr. uayes with fraudulent re.urns.
and 9 join resoiuie viii toea be
offered H. tle House 6~s-lsiiag tha,
Hayes end Wtcelar sre lg. lss
cRddsd 81 Iee9g .it.ag 81 o
as President and N.os Pres -en-.
TIE House will pass tbis as g msl,er
u c%l8rse. and We know htt there
are Republican Senators s13a2a -.
enable toe Democratic Senators 20
pass il also. Taese same Republ can
Senators viii ibel jcin The Demo-
csstic SsEaiors 10 going into aH elec-
ton Of q President p-8 temDere,
when a msjnity # the Sensrs caa
&c at any inc; aad Then elect Ssaa
TOT Thurman. who will t5us become
President Of tne United States until
q new election can be beid - Wash
Cor B0ft0n Journal
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Final Adjournment Of The State
Legislature
PaESEBTA7IagS7 TO THEPREIDIEG OFFICERS.
Senator Dill Resigns a Certain
ty For an Uncertainty.
wnaeh atone r.e~si.ia,iys Record.

HARRIsBCRd, May 24-The Leg
iai4uc, adiouFned siae de at II
O'clock to-day. The usual proceed
infs 5ftbe 8ec! Il gere s44s hreu B
%lia5 aid iestsa aisi cal %
az, et pc aa1
aud Cieih5 fb lai5o
Li.ueusa G 81 L
- q . d atc4 sa& c-si1
Secs,sti-I flieEg. valued 500.
ami : aaror C,,n-r. Pse-id pro
TEN 4 liver tea set ga'usi DC
same price Speaker Niger and
Chaplain Clarke, 0f the House, sere
presented with gold watches.
The ouly proceedings rot forIa H.
nc were TIE adoption 10 tie II use
Of a resolution prohibiting Inc pulls
%cation Of department repttts in tbs
Legislative Record, aud reqa 5,as
he reXt Legislature " abolish IRE
Record
Speaker Kerr vas ch sel Pr lt4S
pro TEN. Ct he : lsjr, RE n-m cso--
& sjes Er Allea
S-aasoF Dal. A4y p -al ~
.eI fr G5serl1r, Iezi sust b e il
tbe Screte today.
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Explosion.

HALIFAX y S, Nay 2l-Toere
YVES IA acc deoJ a. The Oh Sidney
RiiCcs tbis mersiag, caused By The
e1pi9sicg Ni gas. Sx men Aase
besH taksa 90 G,sa. sposg uheu,
@ eea.ei, CHIEF eYeFseer.
T0e drst t. er ait4t 81 eXpia-
sion we're taree ~pf8tters. Sail,gaD,
who succeeded 10 resouipg thirteea
Of the cutters, who were oYeFeome
by be gas. They we're UNCONSCIOUS
fer some timq, bu all slowly recov-
cred Sixseeu pairs Ct cutters were
at Vork here. u the south side OF
The mi1e q large number 81 men
were at work, bat all escaped uain-
jqTed 0ae e re Suliyaas was
pf0s,ra ed while searching Ior dead,
bar fortunately was rescued By biz
bcolLe-.
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~
The minneapolis Exa.osiaa

MISsRAPJLis, May 20-Ia the
Coroaer's inquest GU the we iGs o.
The mill explosion today Professors
PeckBan aud Peck. Of the Sta'e UBi
gvrsiiy. sob pittcd u voluminaus re,
p9rt 81 Ihe Investigations aaG RracI.
cal experiments made 10 demonstrate
THO &c that lbe explosion was eAqs
eli By igpi,iaa d min dl-f 4 'atiog
10 lhe ar, ~prjhably from sparks geo.
ira ed by ffiei5a Of The sto0es aud
consequent formation OF expansive
gas TIE report of Professor Peek
coalaios a loDg list Of recommends
lious - to prevention Of similar dis,
as,er. 10 MILL.
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u . 4crvegiars, utose ramss ~

N 0 NcTwegiars, wtose rants e4l-
net be learusd
AaeyewIiassss sysihe alt dsso te7
IS ie could arr wsFsJn2 GO sme
Mrs.. Le8nsr6, D. m
laughter, Of II ehisna, $50 ald
IL Mr. Beardsis - A
Bahan, Wm C.iey, CIV ia ~
Mr. G. amer Of the slIe Place
MiLwAuKEE, May q III
ege was done by u tsyusdo is,
nigh. at Waukesha. Many uses
we're nDroofed, large SHADE tFss
broken, sidewalks sad 60 81
stroyed, ehimneys blown down, sie.
TIE summer house. spring bguse aad
wIud mill at the Glenn Springs Se.e
completely wrecked The Bsthssda
Springs suffered - the exent of oae
summer house, ten trees, and a Guar
ter of a nile Of fence. AT the I'LL
nois Iron Springs the summer house
10 eouIse Of construction vas con.
pletely destroyed, together viii the
wing cont4ining toe bathing rooms,
while the main building vas moSed
fifteen feet from It's position The
lroof of The Town Hal was iorn aud
the ~raftcrs hurled down yhr uga he
buildiag VIII suca fsree a. - a.
mslish every thiag ia tbeic course
being driven into the trouaG
upright position.
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and Louisiana? II they wished to
learn ali about frauds % tdat theF
Nigh. be cassfal rot to commit cay,
pray Wby aid they deelins 70 l1ok q
he ex~traosGiaaFy psecsedin 10 q
agea
b. even II L wers .Fae hat ths
inyestigascrs Of this a.,8sk uP3a lhe
Pnsidects tlt!e had 10 otber par
pose il view thaa tie wholly insafh
ciens one exercised il ieeis speeches
aud resolutions, what guarantee ear
they give the country thar the Demo
cratic party will BE- equally caution:
and moderate They pack a parts
an committee TO fad evidence 10 sup
port Of CHARGE to which they have
committed themselves 10 advsncs.
that Mr. Hayes holIs his Office BY
virtue of frauds peFpetrsied ia Flori
de- and Louisiana, and they tell u
that when they have proved this &C
cusatiou they mean to stop short ara
let the mater 90 no farther. Hos
60 they ka0w thar their follower.
viii let them step? Toe Democratic
revolutionists have been trying 10 up
set toe Government ever siace il be.
came plain that Mr. Hayes woeld b
President They refused 70 ABIDE by
the action Of their own EleetoFa.
Commission. They tried u preveoi
the declaration Of It's yer ict by par.
liameutary trick and anarchical vic
lence. They repudiated It's decision
by q resolution Of The House of Rep
resentatiges, which, after they had
Joined 10 creating it aud promising
ID stand by il, was al act Of outrag'
eoas bad faith. They have never
forgiven Mr. Tilden because be va;
not such o fool as to attemp, to seizs
ire Presidency by free Does anS
man 10 his seases imagine that they
are now going h drop the whole
mstter az so31 as they have embed.
led all tie scaad4 Is Of The L9uisianA
@'' ii''
ms pe uisce5s II .
1o 'y '
3ecc Sasrmar ~ Re tho plain
-truil CHER d-j Whea Le said
r1a 81geaeu, means waf.
ans .ecA ePol loe an 3 .
= ,ae s@1le seaene q Ci7yi19t
~ e,oY1 D41uiIk ''u u'9 I.'9 80
y so9au cur syi''els 20 Pee re &c
O"m"ui''-s alI nceuo'S.'' pu'
ilefe arc - ga - So :
va DsAli1s "no 60 u9' N'su =
please . nu SIC "uu ii'
i'7 ! s'S
80. e.
hpN ~ : ''tS ~. 'n mus
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murder for a Piece ofsha.a

WHEELING. May % -An stroeious
murd,r was committed TO day 10 q
C al miue 1t Charleston, West Va.
payis and 4ummereeij, tg1 miaers
begsn guarding about a little piece
f chalk, aed presently Somerfeld
threw q stone at the Other man, when
Davis drew q large knife and buried
/, at sJmerGeld j. struck him 10.
tae bead aud buried itself deep 10 The
hraia, killing him Instantly. Davis
bas disappeared and cannot be found
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

THE GrsenbaeksTs = r
sie-e base pas Up o fsl s9.e sick
naeh u nc disu ~ s 2 :
bis fie1ds, who Lave been oqiug
lboig : esaest q via ne tLigd pary
maa into ale DsnocFsticfold Tier
lieket IS made ep Ct three All seedent
Republicans audtwo antecedeatDear
ccrtts
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confederate Graves D,eo.s,es

BALTIMORE, May 2 a-Tbe aanaai
decoration Of graves of Confederate
sold ers AID sailors at London Park
Cemetery took place tbis afternoon.
un5es the euspices Of the Maryland
Soc ct; # tbe Army and Navy of
the Confederate States Bishop Pc,
tefkin made be l1lr, duelory prayer,
and Geu fz Hugh Lee delivered
an address. Five thousand persons
were present Tue Cawni1ee deco
ra.t1 be monume1t t. Uuiju dead
u ,he same cemetery.
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SAN FRANcIsoo. Nay 25-YyEes-
anna advices say the Brilish aad Res
sian naval squadfoas have besa AN
ply coaied aud pfoyi-ioeed, asa az.
isassisn and most of tie Z 3
ships lately Jeff the basb3c ri.su 4
short time of e2eh o,heF. They we G
AT X b. d few days since, bus have
left tina. p,ft. The Russian feet is
represented III Yokohsms BIZ a nig
ship bIyan. just Feturled from a
cruise. Business Is very dull. owing
II IA fta, If var oscwesa Els'aad
aud Russia
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est purpose and high resolve. Her
voice is alsaVs heard far Ike right,
and her trumpet never gives frta en-
u0ccrt-ia : ind. fness L co geAs
iempsszsg paicy Isis aumlstaka-
bly, Ter gae 40 CT the other. aad TIE
81 he 6us yun raY Jre i!
lie. ri stieeeed ihtsgrH ID !
sty' u Of writing thefe Is less Il ysc Z
q diesiea taan f5sc AID &c g aa3
these very engalarisie> arr sy one
Of them .aiieas points that y9G can
take bold of hrAly, sta a fall GER
ta.a5y rbal they sre strong rocks that
you can tie your fair b to. Respected,
aud esteemed, and admired f,r her
talent ia all the breadth Of the land
a. she is, Aiiss M'Doweil is as simple
and frank in her manner as il she
knew rot what renown means. Her
life has been a syses st5ry sf self.
a5uegatien aid sutfsring sanc,iGed by
love and Charity.
lie personal appearance, Miss NJ,
Dowell is of medium heighth, and
good figure, with a hand like a child,
50 white and small. Her lair is
naturally curling and waves from the
parting, aud is worn 10 rich long
curis that are a little streaked with
gray. Her forehead is straigh. asd
handsome, and her clear, 6Ge eyes
attract you at once. Her nose is
sensitive, and her mouth rather larg-
er than ordin ary, aud her chin is drul
aad round. Her emile in copversa-
lion. and her beautiful eyes light up
her face till she becomes, really, one
Of The most fascinating women | ever
net, saho9t boi0g handsome by any
& a0.iehed rale Of beauty
Azcvoice, toe, S one II 6cr grea,-
est casrms. Il Las . caGence il ii
that someway p%ierees direct t. your
heart
Her home il is plessaa. aad f5rcs-
fll as her nature, aud oes feels tae
serene h6aelce cn entering her
dogf Her parl1r Is bright and
yasestai q "A .ith Tile works
~ 4 qGe c useat IS
30 matst1ls cas-
9 la aad e1euca :.
lcc . a sisssus parfll
ci40s ~ Us lsc shoaldef. sed haf
tWo PIE " nieess hang adec i5uet-iy
81 heT Miss N DJseii Is oae #
he f9E eAiacui writer's who are
thoroughly d9e site. and really pre-
Ter iet h.n y hslf b aeniau
lts, 30 C muJI am - journalists
OLIVE HARPER
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HAVANA, May 2l-Tne earth
que ks 10 YeGtzIals. mention # vhien
haa been mede before, occurred on
April llth, The iDta Of Caha S
leagues frcm Cafaees. WAS eb,iTslJ
destroyed. es wefe al sBr5uudrg
fsrms The river T.y became heat
ca - such . delree thai & he's suusat
: large tut-i3e the Water. Shecks
~efe frlt 70 Gar4ei sra we're the
teag'est SAGE 1912 Property in
Carat COS was destroyed % be amount
.fSi0O 600
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SOMERSET and Cambria counties
having instructed for General Camp
bel, rad It b-i3g understood thst
Bedi3gd VIII Do likewise, as sooa as
her Convention meets, be may be
considered The nominee Of the Repnb-
lieaas Of The d!s-rici for reelection 20
Congress. Blair ccur'y viii doubt
less suike hands wiki tae balance OF
the district and make his nomiaa.i5n
unanimous, thus fdy eomplimenting
cur worthy end efficient representa-
tive.
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AND SO, DLL is . carpet Dagger.
Born and reared il Maryland, and
Just admitted 10 the bar and practis.
ing law at Frederick 3. o., Wallace :
Wallace! How bitter Ycar revenge.
TO cram a Southern carpst-bagger
down the th7oais Of yogr %reeelcitrant
brethren. Had your vengeance taken
any other shape than this. But d
clrpet-5ag oTs1se
smells rank TO Heaven.
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EVER since TIE Inauguration ct The
Presidents ssatbern p3l.ey,n the
.Damocr1.ie and aConserva,ive1piezs
haze gise us Ire upon lie AID
lpsecspt upon pgeceps IL fro-s aa'
It's gisdom and ~libaTslity woc& be
fclly appreciated and generously
ne, By TIE South Apparently In
lpresssd @i.h h.e Yies, the Presiseai
deterninedly pursued. Ct ihe ritk Of
entirely slie1a.iag the psriy tbst
placed hin ia power, and the South
has been granted every dsmend
mad at his hands. Troops we're
withdrawn from South Carolina
Florida aad Louisiana were handed
over u he niaorisy, fedsral interfer-
elce il Steie politics ceased, home
rule aud re.f ggssrnmels exists in
every southern State, prosecutions
have bot been pushed against those
who were guilty Of the grossest
crimes aaiast the freedom Of
bsilot and TIE pubic peace, in
prisoaed oGssde.s have been par
doned, and federal officials have been
Appointed at tie instance Of the
southern leaders. Not q decent
ground Of complaint was leit, and
the admission was freely made that
The South had Obtained more a. the
bacds of Mr.. Hayes thai could
have expected from Sir Tildar. aod
ROW ihat IL has been faliy generous
'ly trusted. while resgias all tie
benefits demaaded aud granted IT, the
S.ulh. by a nearly Unanimous voie
q It's representative sustiia q rsvo-
dictionary movenelt 'l-a "a
lcrer.hr8v fao mar wha ii sai his
P5iiie.l ali Is -
eest of.hc- =, ems ile ~
erui Hda pae rerer rere .sIagiy
ve.o eli
pr aea .raac5a-Tr fa4 ltes
4 ek afl1raiay 20 lh6 Csr alton
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Esra.e Of Henry Hriligum. lateo Milford Twp.
deceased.
Observation-Disclosures On the sSOVe estate aass
,a8 been Siantsd 10 Tie -nGersigned by the prop
e. aathofhy, notice is hereby given 10 those m
dehted to II TO make in mediate pa menf, and those
having claims against IL win present them duly
authenticated fr settlement without delay on
SATURDAY Nay .. ISIS. at the residence oi samuel
Briiigum in Milford tewnshid.
SAMUEL BRIDIGplb
AlFll - administrator,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

EVER siBce the Democrats obtain
ed a fostboll at Washington they
have been wasting the peoples mon
ey ia Investigations" for campaign
purposes, and now TINS immscuiate
creanizltion propose TO spend about
q million mere ia precisely the zane
way Democratic Economy" is gen
orally can6aed % the pockets Of its
cacs bolaers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

4 C0NGREssI0sAL excursion 20 ihe
Paris Exposition is talked Of IN
Washington What o happy affair
1t would he for the country, if he
Congress would g. AID Say ever
here for the next half dozaa years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

TINE and Wsllsce both have their
reyenges. spear, Of Huntingdon,
whom tie Democracy q few years
since, in a spasmodie 6. Of %Firtae,
Indignantly rejected IS temporary
chairman Of their Convention, be.
cause be was e salary grsbber, was
made temporary chairmaa CT tha
Pittsburgh Convention last week.
Is Democracy less virtuo0s now.
Ran theng Or was Wallsee deter
mined &c desc bic fios with pepper
sauce9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

Western rl,t ret Of Pennsylvania. rupies'

FUIt IIt :" =" III HHHN-
western District OF Pennsylvanil.) Tuptcy.
This Is TO give notice that On the 81 day OF
May. A. - 1875, a Warrant In Bankruptcy was
issaet against the estate " Alexander Stutzman.
81 some rset, in the County Of Somerset. and state
OF Pen asyiTania. who has been adludged q Bank
any debts ami delivery Of any property belonging
to such Bankrupt to him for his use. and thetmns-
fer Of ans property by him are fsrsiddea oy law;
that a meeting Of the CIedlJors Of said BankTrIr
ia prov their debts, and TO choose one or more Is
.iguces Of his estate. win he held az a Court o.
bankruptcy, TO be holden al No. IS Diamond St.
Pittsburgh, Pa before Samuel Harper. E-q
Register, on the It'll day OF June, A. ID. ISIS, n =
o'clock, p. NJ. JOHN HALL.
Pittsburgh. Maybe. Is. e. S. Marshall as Mes
MayiS. senger.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-29

as asible that Mr. Godfrey is
up aud at work, ana cured by 70 sim-
pie q remedy 2"
u assure youis is true that be is
eaarely cured, ara with net leg but
Hop Btters. and only ten ays agc
bis d3elors gave tin % and said be
must die -
''Welta day Il that is 90 / WI
20 this misp'e and get some for nv
po9r George keow that heps axe
good"