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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25
PROVERBS.

\ NO n can be sick when the stom-l
zach, blood. liver and kidneys are heal
gihy, and Hop Bitters keep them so.
The greatest nOurishinr tonic. anpe ,
tizer, strengthened and curative on earthl
s--Hop Bitters."
4 1T is impossible to remain long sickI
aor ont OF health, where Hop Bit,e9s areI
used"
] why DO Hop Bitiers cur 50 much. |
Because they give good digestion. rich1
blood and healthy action of all organs.
l "No matter what your feelings or all
lment is, Hop Bitters will do you good.
I Remember, Hop Bitters never doesi
harm. but good, always and continually. |
Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
AMI sweeten the breath with Hop Bit;
hers"
Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop;
!Bitters."
NO health with inactive liver and;
iuripary organs without Hop Bitters.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
o SAL By !
|G. w. SPEERS, Somerset. Pal
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Robbed.

CLEyELAnd, Ohio, September II
Saturday morning an cid and we'll
known citizen Of Cleveland died in
W~illoughy, Is miles east ofbere. The
remains were inferred in the Genie
terry there. This morning il was dis
covered that the grave had been rob
led. Detectives were ut once set al
work, and this morning the BODY
was found in q tank underneath the
floor in the Homeopathic medical col
lege Of this city. \ son Of the de-
ceased Immediately wore out wer-
rants, and nearly a dozen people. in-
ciudicg the members Of the faculty.
anitor and several students Of the
college were arrested. The faculty
disclaim all knowledge OF body snatch
ing, aad gay they were entirely IL
n3saai Of the whole affair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

II looks as if the nice little bar
gain whereby a joint Greenback,
sorehead and Democratic ticket wac
placed in the field a few weeks since
had come 20 grief, and McClintoek
and others, who were marked for
slaughter, can now breathe more
freely. Coffrcth didn't get that
Greenback nomination. Turner and
be went out 10 gather woVl, and
came back shorn. The soreheads
had nothing to put in the pool. Tsrn-
er's treachery was discovered early
in the action, and the Greenbackers
marched out Of the allied camp with
beat of drum /; consequently, Mowry,
Shafer & Co. are permanently
shelved. McClintock is sharp enough
TO see that be escaped being sold,
only because the bargain failed. COT
froth has received a vital blow under
the belt, aud Turner is politically
id Meral-Xhen -rogues fall
out. honest men get their dues.
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National--G
Labor ~ongression-
al Conference!
Two Names Suggested for the
Nomination
Hi. Turner, Of Somerset, SaGdGS
Capt. Adams, of Somerset, Nomina-
ted on the Sixth Ballot!
A CoNGRATULAToRy DISPATCH
ALTOONA. Sent. II. ISIS.

ALTOONA, Sept. II, 1878.
The National -Greenback- Labor
Congressional Conierees met here
this afternoon for the purpose Of nom
mating q candidate for Congress in
this District. But two names were
placed before the Coavention-Mr.
Arthur, of Blair county, and Captain
Adams, Of Somerset county. Mr..
Turner, one OF the conferees from
Somerset, seeded from the Confer
ence.
The first ballot showed five votes
for Ar:burs, and five for Adams, and
the same result was tailed on the
fourth.
GA the sixth ballot, Mr.. Adams, Of
Somerset county, received the nomi-
nation, by a vote of six to four.
A dispatch was received from Mr.
NJ. ". Keim, of Johnstogn, endorsing
the nomination - Adams.
The name u. Ccifroth was not men.
toned in this Convention.
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Rank omeers View a Parade

TOLEDO, Sept. 20-While the mill.
tary parade was IN progress on Sum.
nit street yesterday the COMMERCIAL
National Bank was entered from the
rear # the premises in which it j,
located, and robbie! of S.. 600. the
thieves escaping without discovery.
.A5ou: the same time the delivery
room of the p 's;ofice was en.ered,
and postage stamps amounting TO 81,
600 taken. No clew TO the robbers
has yet been obtained in either case.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

Ben Buffers delegates were in
the majority at the Democratic State
Convention of Massachusetts on
Wednesday, and nominated that
nondescript as the Democratic can.
didate for Governor. The blae blood.
ed, swallow-tail, highly respectable.
high-nosed portion of the party with
drew from the Convention, and hav.
ing control Of the State Committee,
have called another Convention
which will be as select and exclusive,
as its constituency will be high toned
and dignihed, but Benjamin, having
captured the regular nomination. and
also that of the Greenbackers. laughs
at this action of the impotent aristo.
Gratis. The most remarkable feature
of this great Democratic campaign
IS, that spoons has not been men
toned once, and the rank and file Of
the Democracy are gleetully march
ing to the old familiar tune,
-aPieayune Rutiers eOmlag, ~cogning;
Picsyunc Bruers coming " own
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Assslrit ON and Robbery OF am Express
Messenger.

CHICAGO. SEPTEMBER I6-Advicct
f.om La Sale says that Herman Chap
man, en express driver IN that ci'y
was assaulted by three men on Satur
day evening, and robbed Of Sl4, COZ
and a watch, and left 10 a badly bruis
ed and dangerous condition
TIE money belonged to the Mat
,hiessen aud Hegler zinc company
and was sent by the Frs. nationa
bank Of Chicago TIE place where
the robbery was committed is muct
freluented, and it is remarkable that
the deed had no witnesses.
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AND Turner seeded Well, well.
lie can't brook the dic.ations Of q
majority. lie seeded from the Re-
publican party because the majority
wouldn't nominate candidates to suit
him, and now be has seeded from
the conference Of the Nationals (to
which he was a self appointed dele
gate) for the same reason. He is the
champion seceder of the county.
The best thing be ear now do is to
establish a Turner party. 1t might
prove a little lonesome, but then be
would not be qnder the necessity of
again seeding, unless indeed, he
took something that did not agree
I with him.
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THEY had a rousing Republican
meeting at Bedford, on Tuesday eve
ming of last week. We know 1t was
G rouser, by the few remarks which
the Bedford Gazette devotes to
Messrs. Stone, Campbell and Koontz.
who addressed it.
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TURNER received rather a broad
hint that he was not wanted at the
Altoona Conference, but he appears
TO have taken g bint as poorly as the
fellow who suddenly stopped court
ing his girl, and gave a a reason
that be had a hint he was not want
ed there, as the last time be called
the old man knocked him down stairs,
and kicked him out the front door,
II Coffroth's lieutenant was not kick
ed into the gutter 81 Altoona, we
fail to understand the report of the
Conference, hich we copy from the
Meyersdale Commercial.
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For ten years my wife was con.
faed to Der he'd with such a compile
alton Of ailments that no doctor could
tell what was tie matter o. care her,
and | used up a small fortune in bum.
bug stuff Six months ag., | sew q
U. S flag with Hop Bitters on it, aud
| thought | would be 4 fool once
more. | tried il. but my folly proved
70 be wisdom. Two bottles cured
her, and she is now as well and strong
as any mans wife. and il only cost
me Two dollars. Be We Ike foolish
II. w. Detroit, Mich.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

THE Republican party was pledged
to make the greenback as good as
gold. 1t is within one-fourth of q
cent of fuIfIlment. Why should the
party now discredit its work, and turn
the greenback over TO its former enc
miesT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

IT is a notable fact, that all caleu-
lations Of Democratic success in this
State and elsewhere, are based on the
expectation of Republicans being
duped into voting the Greenback
ticket, or on the dissentions that a
be fomented in the Republican party.
Turn this over in your minds, and
think about IL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

THE Lancaster Hateliigencer brings
out its Democratic rooster to crow
orer the Republican defeat in Maine.
The Republican defeat in Maine is a
severe one, but it bears no compare
son with the defeat Of the Democrc-
CIV. The Republicans are whipped,
but the Democrats are swallowed up
and lost.-PhtIG. Record.
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FREDERICK CROFT, ESQ, Of Stoys.
town, was on Tuesday of last week
nominated as the Democratic csndi-
date fer Senator in this district
Where does the Squire stand on the
greenha,k ouestion !?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

SINCE the Greenbackers refused to
pool their issues with the Democracy
of this district, on the Congressional
question, there is the sickest looking
lot of would be politicians lying
round loose, that We have cen for
some time. Coffroth doesn't care
whether school keeps or not, since
Adams has been nominated. Now
nv, Shafer e. Co. mournfully count
all the votes they will get, on their
fingers, now hal every hope Of Dem
ocrGtic and Greenback support IS
gone, while the gentle melody, "Who
will care for Turner now 2" is waited
on the breeze from a sick bed at Pine
Hill. There is q general feeling OF
dog7goneness in the political atmos-
phere, and altogether, things are not
so lovely with the Democratic leaders
and soreheads as they used to was.
Did anybody hear anything drop?
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THE Harrisburg Patriot in an
editorial, rallying the Democracy fol-
the coming struggle makes q few
suggestions which it will well serve
the Republicans to lay to heart, and
act upon.
"Watch the traitors, formest among
"whom are volunteer candidates
Watch he men who start any cry
"of discord. X r : The utmost
attention should be given to the
payment of taxes on OIL before the
18th Of October so that no Democrat
'be prevented from depositing his
"bsllot by non-payment. This duty
should be attended to al once
Success may depend upon efficiency
"at this point.n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-09-25

me Undersigned Ia ii,or. aPppi.ieI u tae
Orphans COurt OF Somerset county, Pa, 20 pas
upon the exceptions. md the ttcts ami make Q
distribution OF tue iuri I'm the hands oT John
Suder, administrators OF Henry Sulcr, deed. to
and among those legally entitie! thereto. hereby
gives notice, that tor sail purpose. he viii III NJ
his Office In Somerset. Pa. Thursday the luth day
OF October, iS7s, at 10 e'elocS A. u. when AMI
where all persons interested can attend.
JIG. OGLE-
Sep Is Auditor.
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Our Of q vote CT over l25 900
polIed ia Maize, the Democrats &C.
cured 81, coo, and vet the noodles Of
the country press are claiming a
great Democratic victory.
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WE know that it is sinful to be
proud, but when we look upon that
trio Of Scientific politicians" Tur-
ner, Cofrrotb, and Silas II. Lichty,
VIC can't help feeling uplifted.
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Estate Of Matthew Judy. late Of SUNNI
TwT.. deceased.
Letters Of administration en- the above estate
having been granted To the uniers!Gnsd. notice is
hereby given TO those indebted to ITO make imme-
diate payment. aud those having claims against IL
10 present them daiv authenticated for setfiemert
On SATURDAY. Sept. =. 1878. at the late r-csidsnce Of
deceased Ia SUNNI township.
ANDREW HOOVER.
ser. IS Administrator
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u \. MARsHAL's OaFCs.
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
PITT UFIVuFA Sent = I.-S

IH-AHHHTHiA. 'tpt,t y I'Is-
This Il 70 give notice That on the 9Th day o.
September. "A. ID. ISIS, a warrant in hankruptcy
was Issued against the estate Of Samuel ~. help.
late a member of the firm.Df Earnest & p0lp, o.
NoTristowD, in the County OF Montgomery and
State OF Pennsylvania. who has beca adiuiged q
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt, to him. OF FOR his use, AMI
the transfer Of any pr1party hy him, arc forbidden
by law that a meeting Of The creditors Of the sail
bankrupt, 10 prove thei- debts, and 70 choose one
or mere AssignQeS OF his estate, will be he'll as a
Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be hOlfen az No 1a Wal
nut street. Philadelphia, before EiWin J. Chase,
Esl, Register. on the 10Th dayo Ocob.r, A. ID.
is5s. ut II O'Clock. T. II.
JAMES ". KEFNS.
Sep. e. :. Earshal. as messenger.
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II there were ever two men in this
country more savagely abused by
the Democracy than were Ben But
Ter and Andy Curtin, we have never
heard of them, and yet both are
about carrying off the highest nomi'
nations their former virulent fees
have to bestow upon them. The
lion and the lamb have lain down TO
gether, hut reversing the old time
fable, this time, the lion is inside the
lambs belly.
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Having been appointed Auditor by the orphan
Court OF Somerset Co. Pa. To distribute the tuGt
In the hands OF John II. Snyder. alm'r-ofJOh D.
Reese, deed. TO ami among thosc legally entitled
thereto, notice Is hereby given. thai I will SIT NJ
my office IN Somerset, IA. % discharge thedutlrs
II saii commission. on Thursday the 81 dag %
October, 1875. ~ 10 O'Clock \ when nld where
all interested en- attend.
III. OGLE.
Sen II ACtftur.
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The Conferees of the National, or
Greenback Labor party Of this dis
trict met at Altoona on Tuesday OF
last week, and On the sixth ballot
nominated Capt. Samuel Adams Of
this county as their candidate for
Congress, the vote standing Adams
6, Arthur (Blair county 4. In the
nomination of Capt. Adams his party
has secured a gentleman of no mean
ability, honest, upright, and a zealot
in their cause. As at present advis-
ed, we do not think that he will poll
much CT a vote in this county, but
of one thing those who ore troubled
with the "Greenback craze may
rest assured, be is an ADLER and
more honest representative Of their
cause than is General CoiTroth, who
wilt sure sacrifice them to the in
terests Of his own party if he ever
secures the opportunity.
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II is enough to draw tears from
the eye Of Cleopatra's needle to wit
ness the contortions of the Democracy
over late events in Maine and Mas.
sachusetts. The effect Of green ap-
pies on the average school boy is as
nothing compared with it, and cou-
sequently DR.. Bulls antidote for
cramps and collie is in great demand.
Glee over the result in Maine sud-
denly turned TO spasmodic cramps,
when it was discovered that notwith.
standing their failure to elect, the
Republicans had increased their vote
nearly FIVE thousand, while the Dem
ocracy is utterly dismantled and dis
membered, having lost fourteen
thousand votes, and polling but
1000 in all, while the Greenback-
ers show a poll of $1,000. Distress
ing ss was this reaction. its pains
have been aggravated into acute
collie by General Buffers capture Of
their party organization in Massa-
chustets. There the party shackles
have been cast aside, and the old
time leaders trampled under foot; the
machinery is in the hands of Butler
and the Nationals and Greenbackers,
and all that now constitutes the
Democratic party of Massachusetts
is a select little coterie Of "high
toned" old chaps like Charles Francis
Adams, who viii waste a vast deal Of
breath Illuminating ~anathemas againa
the recreant spoilsmen who have left
them naked to the derisicn of the
world. The fact is indisputsble and
cannot be explained away, that But
ler, the Beast" the spoon thief,a
the "Agrarisn Scoundrel," as they
have delighted for gears to call him,
is to-day the regular nominee of the
Democratic party of Massachusetts,
made so by the uprising and triumph
of the very worst clement of that
party, and Of society.
Maine and Massachusetts, are bat
the prelude to the shaking up the
Democratic party will undergo before
the fall elections are over. 1t has
sown to the wind, and viii reap the
whirlwind.
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We assure our Republican friends
throughout this Congressional lis
trict that Coffroth will not receive
his party vote in this county by g
considerable number. We know thai
Coffroth's warmest supporters have
not promised him more than his par
ty vote and we say that he will not
get it by a good deal. As the PEG.
pie become informed Of Cofiroth's yul
nerable record the more they despise
his demagoguerv. The returns in
November viii sustain us in what we
say.-EbensJurg Herald.
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TURNER couldn't deliver the goods,
and Coffroth didn't get the Green
back nomination.
'The best laid schemes OF mice AID men
Gang aft agley.n
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REPUBLIcANsl Force the lighting
all along the line. Push the Democ-
riacy while they are on the run for the
Greeuback camps.
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NOTICE.

sfhe 60 partnership hesctobre existing beigeea
A. &. Fl0t0 ansi L. 4. Cook, i this day diss1lfel
by mutual egnsept. A. e. fl0to VIII egnilnae
business a. the old stand, and the beOSs 81 inc nfh-
are placed in the hands q Alex brabaker, EsG1
for collection.
Berlin. Sen. s, IS. fLnIO SIAOH.
sep. IL 81.
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NW-"' W"yf VCV1VtT 70 T0Io.
att o'clock T. n. the following roal estate. Late
the property Of VIM. Critchhell, deceased, viz:
No. /. The home place, containing eos acres. $50
acres OF which are cleared, Is acres in meadow
the balance Of the land Is well timberei with
white pine and oak there are a large two story
frame house, log barn, and other Outhuildings on
the premises, adjoining lands OF Jacob NJ. Walter.
Kenny beaTl, Franklin Walter and others.
No. . A tract Of land containing IS acres. AL
cleared, having thereon erected a one and 4 halt
story plank house, adjoining No. l.. Somerset 4
Mineral Point Railroad and others.
| TERNS.-One-thirl on confirmation ofsale one
tnlrd IN one year, and the balance in two years.
with interest On payments from Confirmation Of
sale. Ten per cent. Ofhand mOnes to. he paid as
soon as property is knocked down.
WILLIAM BAKER.
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NO. 90. Aprn rern. 81

Alexander Walker Alias Subpoena In Divorce.
August %, 1s1S, ..on motion Of Valentine HAY.
Esq.. Attorney of L4Oellant. the Court appoint
John ii. Uni, Esq, examiner 10 take the testi-
mony and report the tacts, with an opinion.
Extract from the record, certified the 25th day
OF April, 1873.
+ J. KOOSEIi. Pre-.
Al persons interested in the above ease VIII take
notice that the undersigned examiner. will 1T at his
onaee, at Somerset, Pa. on the 10Th day OaOet0ber.
ISIS. 10 attenf to the duties Of his app~sIntment.
JOHN II. DHL.
sep Is Examiner.
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WI used TO entertain the opinion
that our fathers knew something Of
finance, but according TO the latter
day Greenback orators-all born Gin.
anciers-they were but babes aud
sucklings.
In justification of tie faith that is
10 as, and for the benefit Of those who
may be tempted by political adven-
%turers, TO stray after false gods, we
reproduce the opinions Ct a few Of
the great men of whom the coun,ry
has always felt proud.
We shall siye frss the judgment OF
Alexander Hamilton, who sail that /:
Paper emissions OF the Government are
ct a nature so liable to abuse, | may say
SO certain TO be abused, that the wisdom OF
the Government win be shown by never
trusting itself with so seducing and danger.
Dug q DOger.H
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was 1893 The visitors to the Ex-
hibition ia the month Of August were
y 2f2 GOO
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ORPHANS COURT A L
Salnrdan. Octaber 2G. IS1s-

BY virtue Of an order Issued out OF the Or phans'
Court Of Somerset Co. Pa. and TO me directed
there viii be exposed to public sale on the premises,
IN Milford TWP. on
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Chief Justice Marshall said:

Such a Medium (irredeemable paper
money has always been liable to fuctua-
ton. Its value is constantly changing,
and these changes. often great and sudden.
expose Individuals TO great loss. are the
source OF ruinous speculations, and destroy
all confidence between man and man.
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

SepIs
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

Catharine Walker.
by hrrnext !rieni
Stmgel III eetz,
-
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out, honest men get their dues.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ep IS
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

WILLIAM BAKER
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REGISTER AND RECORDER:
WILLIAM b. FREASE.