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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
A COMPARISON BETWEEN HIS con-
DUCT IN 1861 AND THAT OF
II. VI. HQYT

"a VI.
Az the breaking cut If the REBEL
ian, Henry ". hoyr, then a private
citizen, entered the Union army as a
lieutenant colonel in The Fifty-second
Regiment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers
thus oGeri0g bis lie for his country
aud doing a gallant soldiers part
during the whole var, from which
he sas boncrabiy discharged as q
brevet brigadier general. ABdrew
II. Dill, iasteed Of going to the war,
continued his attendance at Demo
CRATIC conventions, and served bis
country by drawing up aud passing
resolutions denounciag The war and
jGs,ifsiog thp rebellion Tia. we
may do the man no Injustice we pub
Heb a few gesolatioas repJfted by
him il 1851. in the Democratic cot.
veution Of U0ian lgaty:
.. That We depuc4je civil war,
as We believe that ;be Uaion cun
neeer be maintained by farce Of arms,
aud that as Democrats zee are no,
teitiitg 10 iase Up arms to eappnt .
~pll!f1rm which a maj rity OF the
people r~epudia;e al the D HIS"
80 That We cordially approve
the policy % The Na'iooal Admiois
trsiion lBscb susn'r) in is riss and
conciiiatory eouTse IN the pTesent
perilOus c9rdiio Of The country"
Il That we will, by all proper
and legitimate means, oppose. dis-
cogaieRance and pyecent aRyatteBapt.
on The pari Of the Repgtacaas ~
p5issr. II make any armed eggges
sicns up,n the Southern States, es-
2eeiallF 30 long - ] laws c1atraveB
ing their rights shall remsin anre-
on the statute books Of the
States, and so long as he
demands Of he South shall con-
to be pnreeogDiz7d by the Re
publican tasjsrities ia these States,
aud unsecured By proper amendatory
explanations by the Constitution"
This record speaks for itself, aud
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

WHEN C Catholic paper in Phila'
delphia proclaimed Dill to be know
Nothing" and demanded that citizens
Of that faith shoald vote against him,
The Democrats raised a howl sgsins,
introducing religion into politics.
They are now sndeavoring by square
lying, to fasten a charge Of in6delity
on Gen. Hoyt. What a difference il
makes as to whose OK is gored,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
SECOND WEEE

!. Eli Cope ct al. vs.. Livengoot * Oiinger.
Lydia Dongcs' use vs.. Topper y Fyan.
3. H"ry fhyuas Well Is. SaVIce FiEo Back
Go.
. Gayer :. Parser IS. IT. G. GannefI.
3. t~riSlilIe BrJ's. Va Msyers1ale Borough.
D. John ID. h,OGdy IS. Nm.. j. Baer.
:. Aaron ,Fressler VS.. Jonas Turney.
g Barbara COber vs.. Or. Il Carey.
> Elizahcth Aunan vs.. Abraham Berkey ct a.
10 IL C0untryman W. Geo. Mckenzie.
IL. Elias Legation -. John LcniE.
u, Fayet5o Nut. Fire ms. Co, vs. J.. o. Movers
II fayetic Aut. Fire ms %, vs.. Peter Mey.
ers' Adm.
~. p. ]. Cover vs. W. ]. Dinges, in trust.
10 J. j. Phillips Adtn. vs.. Henry Beari.
Is Freeman * Mcclellan vs.. Henry Ream.
L. Cyrus BeniOrd's use ~. Danl. Swamer.
IS. Michael Wfllsvs. :. X. Johnston CT al.
-. Howard BOkee vs.. LivengcOd & Mast
gaTa.shee.
70. Anna Covers use vs.. Jaeih Meyers Exits.
Il Andrew Waggapan -. 4. Wilmofh OF al.
p Joseph CHRIS i.eGs use ys. Henry keim.
q. Henry lse3n IS. Hler = WinelInt.
Rh Christian Schruck IS Philip Wolfensbergel
ct al
.. NJ A Samner 81 Co. W. ]. o. Kimmel.
4. J. kOOSER.
oNt ID. ProthOnotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

At the close of a Greenback meet
ing 10 q Maine town the other eve
ming, a collection was taken up TO
pay the orator of the evening for the
expenses incurred. The bat was
passed around and when it was emp
tied it was full Of pieces of paper in
scribed, This is % cents" This is
so cents,n etc, to the amount ofS925.
The speaker was Disguised.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
WnRKINGMAN. when a den

WoRKINGMAN, when a demsgogue
or anybody else says to yoo that
contraction of the currency caused
the panic, just remember that there
was no contraction since Is6S-thai
the circulation was larger in 1874,
just after the panic, than if had been
for many years, and that the circu-
lation was more than twice as large
in 1873, the year of the panic. than it
was in 1850. The men who are now
engaged in the work of misleading
and prejudicing the minds Of honest
workingmen, have little or no regard
for truth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

MEssRs. Co6roh and Hay spoke
ut a Democratic meeting in Carroll.
town, Cambria County, on Wednes-
day evening last, and the Cambria
Herald is unkind enough TO remind
its readers that it was Hay, who as
editor of the Somerset Democrat,
said of Coffrotb, that ne chad forer'
er forfeited the confidence Of the
Democratic party
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

The Johnstown Democrat, and
oiher Coirtoth organs ia this district,
are fercely denouncing Lilly, for bi,
disclosures in regard to the cadet
ship sale, and charging General
Campbell with procuring his testi-
mony.
This Is all bslaerdash, q silly ct.
tempt to raise a dust 10 DISTRACT at
tention from the true iawsrdness OF
the disgraceful transaction. Remem.
Der, Lilly's testimony was given in
detail before the Democratic Judiciary
Committee, and that 0 Democratic
House Authorized and ordered it to
be printed as the Official report Of it's
Committee. Remember also, tha;
if Lilly is the bold bad man be ID
row depicted, that be and Coffroth
were boon companions and fast
friends for years, and that il speaks
lily for Mr.. Coffroth's reputation and
association that be chose such q MAJ
as his cJnfdant and associate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

TnE Democracy Of this State are
p.a,ing about economy and reform,
and vet SPEER, the chairman Of their
Stale Committee, was o saiaTy-grsb-
Der. and Ccfroih we believe didn't
disdAin tie extra pay voted after he
had been unseated, but pocketed 1t,
Just as easy as il ne hsd earned i.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Roddy anil Hiram Fin3lay, at the suit of p. ).
Hly AMI ". II. Hay, and Samuel NJ. Sayior.
adm's. OF David Hay deed, and Michael hya,
ant use OF ". W. Patrick.
| IEkAS.-Any person purchasing 20 the above
sale viii please TAXI notice that ten per cent. Of
tbs purchase money must be paid as soon as the
/ property Is knocked down, otherwise II will again
be exposed TO sale. The residue Of the purchase
money mnst be paid on Or before the I4th day Of
November, 1878. the day fixed by the Court for the
acknowledgment Of Shcrif's deeds: and no deed
viii be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid in.
GEORGE w. PILE,
Oct 10 Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

BULL-DozING is being vigorously
carried on in South Carolina. The
Democrats, uniformed in red shirts,
and with U. S rifles, and lead by
prominent officers Ct the State Gov
ernmeat, are breaking up all the Re
publican meetings that are attempted
to be held. IL is by methods such as
these that the South expcc,s to send
a solid Democratic delegation to Con
gress. Congressman Rainey and
other prominent South Carolina Re
publicans are nov in Washington
laying these facts before the Presi-
dent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

We are sorry TO mention it, but
the crushing defeat at Gettysburg
was the worst backset ever endured
by the Democratic party, and one
from which its leaders viii w re-
aoror
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
Hoyto on Finance.

Protesting 10 be an honest man, tie can
didate Of an honest organization, ! JaCor
honest money.
The volume Of tie currency should ID
regulated BIZ legiti@ate demand, and not
6y tie requirement. Of baHkrupts and
Did Spectators.
The currency should Be Tedeemdble as
early as The e1igeRcies Of the GoCerRaeHt
,oiU permit, in he currency recognized 6y
all cipilizea nations.
The contracts Of the Government should
be held as sacred as he contracts Of IA
diUiduals, and he bonds, tie eDidcnce d
its indebtodnoss. should Be paid according
10 tie understanding betiCeCB tie G0CerR'
a,eat and the lender.-Speech at Butler,
Sent. Q. 1873.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
NOTICE IN

Daniel 5. HoFaeF In the Court OF Common Pleas
vs.. OF S0mers-t county, uf Nov
Sarah *. Homer T. 1875, No. iT9.
Alias Subpoena tor Divorce, on tae grounl Of
desertion.
To Sarah X. Horner, the defendant above nan
ed You are hereby notined 70 be and appear a
the next Court OF Common Pleas. for S0mersei
county, 10 be he'd at Somerset. On the second Mon
day OF November. A. ID. ISIS, 9TH day. to answer
10 the complaint of Daniel 5. Homer, yOur hus
band. the plaintiff above named, and show Gauss
fang you have, why your said husband should not
be digOTcen rom the bJnis o. matTimouy entered
into with you. agreeably 20 the prayer % his peii
ton and libel exhibited against you heiJre the
said Court
Sheriif's Ofice, GEO. W. PILE,
Oct. II, ISIS. Sheriff.
Oct ID
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owe

IT is wonderful what affection the
Democracy basfor "the wcrkingman, D
if be votes right. The party SO loves
othe workingmsn" ofthe South thstil
affectionately hunted him with shot
guns and "black snakes" and "per-
suaded" him to vote the ticket. Yes,
indeed, the Democracy bankers after
the workineman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

TURNER has adopted the meetings
called by the Democracy as his own,
and as the Executive Committee Of
the Greenbaekers" Published them
in The Bulletin. This fact, the fact
that be publishes in the Bulletin the
sorehead Greenhack ticket, minus q
Congressional candidate, and the
further fact that A. Is. Cofifoth and
w. II. Ruppel, were the only orators
at the frst Of these Democratic and
Greenback meetings, held at Bakers
vile on Saturday evening last, tell
the tale. "Sold to CofIroth," will
stick out from every little dodge OF
the great Mogul. Can be deliver
the goods? is the question for the
voters to answer at the polls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
! senat8r. a Copgressnan. a member

a Senator, a Congressman a member
OF the Legislative, u Governor, or
any servant Of the people, shall be-
tray the interests to those who elect
ed him, 10 kill him on the spot.n
This is precisely what tie Reyo-
l~utionists 10 France did during the
Reign Of Terror, aGd what the Com
munisls old again ia France only a
few years ago, and it is Ii well known
fact that refugees from that murder
Gus Organization, who fed to this
couatry are now doing all they can
10 advance the Greenhack party. Is
Mr. L. A. Turner, the great Mosul
Of the Greenhackers 10 this county,
in communion with the Chicago
branch Who knows?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
The Official Vote Of ohio.

GoLUNEus, O., October lG-Tbe
official returns from all the counties.
except Hamilton snd Washington,
and reliable unofficial figures from the
counties make Barnes (Republiean)
majority for Secretary Of Stale
1854.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Macy Of the Republicans who
were enticed unthinkinlgy into the
Greenback movement, are leaving 1t
and taking their places under The old
aag Of Republieanism. a few who
have not examined the matter fairly
NAV not return; but We have high
hopes that nearly ell will be found
standing shoulder TO shoulder with
their old comrades o. the 9Th Of Ne
vember
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

We publish another letter f'om
Isaac kaufman to-day, which will
be found interesting reading. This
honest old farmer, that Turner
thought be was going to lead by the
nose into The GFeenbsek fold. strikes
night out from the shoulder, and
proves that be knows what be IS talk
ing about. Every farmer in the
county should read this letter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
President Hayes
PROVERBS.

The Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath
and Fairest Skin in Hop Bitters.
"a little Hop BitteTs saves biz dpctor
bills and hong sickness.
That invalid wife. mother. sister OF
child can be made the picture OF health
with Hop Bit;ers.
"When worn down and ready to take
your bed. Hop Biiters is what you need.
Don't physic and physjc. for it weak
ems and destroys, but take Hop BittersI
that build up continually"
"Phy slcsans OF all schools use and re
cammend Hop Bitiers. Test .hem."
There ere o cures made with Hop
Bitters than all other medicines
Heath is beauty and jOy-H1p B.tters
gives health and beauty.
when the brain is wearied, the
nerves %unstranw, the mdSeles weak. us,I
Hop BitteTs.
That low. nervous feser. want o..
sleep and weakness, calls f0T Hop BIT
tiers.
Hop Cough CJre and Pain Relief
is Pleasant, SaTs and Cheap.
POI. SAFE ET
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

We have nearly $500. OOe, 600 pa.
per money in circulation, and the ca.
tire volume has already reached g
practical equality with coin, the dia'
erense being only the minor fraction
Of a cent on the dollar. Viii the
country listen to the demands Of the
irredeemsble paper advocates, aban.
don what has already been accom-
plished, and return again to The ex.
~periences Of the past?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Coz. Yutzy has been making q
canvass of Bedford county, and the
Republican papers there confidently
predict for him a much larger vote
than he polled in that county at pre-
yious elections.
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In is dreadfaliy ungrateful ia the
Bulletin TO yilify our old friend
Isaee Kaufman as it does, taking H.
10 consideration the fact, that its
master, l.. A Turner, wanted Mr..
kaufman nominated as the Green
back Sorehead candidate for direct
or Of the Poor. Just for the honor
Of the thing, you know. II proves
one thing, however, and that is, il
feels the blow of the honest old
farmer. Isaac don't wear gloves,
and be strikes right out from the
shoulder. Hence the bowls Of the
Bulletin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

THE Republican ticket is nOw as
sured of enough votes to give it q
good majority. All cur friends need
tc do now, is to make arrangements
10 get out the vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

THE aggregate amount of the Ma
tional debt redaced since March !,
1866, is over s612 eco, 000-about
one third Of the present debi-and Sc
cures an annual reduction Of interes;
Of more than SIS. O00, GOO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

In should not be forgotten that
Andrew ii. Dill voted for the Mine
Million Steal" and his whole legis-
lative career is identified with the
interest Of corporations.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
We Believe

That II everyone would use Hep
Bllters freely, there would be much
less 81 kness aud misery in the
world; aud people are fast fading
this cut. whole families keeping well
o. a trifiog cost By its use We ad-
wise all TO try it III d A, Roches.
,er. n. \.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

Dl Virtue OF an Hfler OF the t.tlFt OF VnlumOn
Pleas OF Somerset eouaty, Pa. 1 Will sell at the
Courthouse. in Somerset borough, on
Saturday. Norsmber ., 1878,
at I e'oaook =. u, OF sill dag, the following real
es;ate, VS.;
l. lot Oi ground siiuate IN Somerset borough.
Somerset clunty, Pa containing one-iourih acre.
more OF les, trunting co feet on Biain-cross street.
and running back 2B4 feet On lace street 10
Church alley, thence along Church alley CO fee,
to LAND OF Isaac liuyus, thence by land Of same
AMI lot OF Noah Caseaeer 2j4 tee; 10 Main-eroSs
street having a story aud a half frame house sta
be aud other out buildings thereon erected.
:. -Four lots OF ground situate In Somerset
township somerset county, Pa, containing in All
about one-lOur h acre, adjoining lands Of John
Nshs Assignee eBthe east. a. j.. Coihorn On the
north, Wet street on the west AMI TurkeyOot
road on The South.
TERAiS-Oaethirj on c~ondnnltion o. sale.
onc-thiri IN six months, and oneThird In enc year
with interest from day Of sale, deferred payments
10 be secured by judgments On the land.
l.. {. COI.5oRN.
Oct. IL. Assignee Of q. T.. Colbom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

REMEMBER, that on the first day
CT next January, when by law, Re-
sumption OF specie payments takes
place, the $3.50, 00O,0 OF gold and
silver now in the vaults OF the Treas
ury and the banks, viii be put into
circulation, and the currency of the
country will be inflated to that extent.
We will then have one thousand mill.
ion OF dollars Of money ia circulation,
yearly half of it ia gold and silver.
And yet, CoGfoth while insisting to
the 0reenbackers that be q in favor
OF increasing the volume of the eUrs
rency, pledges himself to vote for the
repeal Of the Resumption Act where.
by three hundred aud fifty million
dollars will be added to the circu-
lating medium, and paper money,
gold and silver, will all be made and
maintained of the same value. Is be
too thick headed to see this, or does
be suppose the voters ere fools. hat
will swallow his crude stGA, without
FIRST analyzing it?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
BLACK and COLORED SILKS

We invite attention to the largest ami b as
sOrtment %
SILKS
Ever shown IN Philadelphia, all OF which are
marked AZ prices that no American Housecan pos
sihiy undersell.
GOOD QUALITY BLACK SILKS IS and 50 cts.
AN EXTRA QUALITY ANTWERP SILK zoe.
and We ask that II be compared with any one dollar
silk selling elsewhere. We ofierat
ONE DOLLAR PER YARD
SIX QUALITIES
Frcm the Fine Glaze TO the Heavy Gros Grain.
CACHEMIRE MOUSSELINE,
Never before sold in any market under sl27.
Also the best makes n
SIPS, $50, sI.61, SIS, $3.50. 800, s2.25. = 81.
and up to the finest grades.
We ask particular attention 10 an invoice Of
PONSON'S CACHEMlRE SILK,
Secured far under value, and not owneI by any
ether house in this country within - cents Ct our
prices.
They arc in Eight Qualities,
siZ5, 81 8, 5L69. Sis. s2O0. $50. go.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

/ Benjamin Housed vs. Pittsburgh * Councils
vile r.. Il. TO.
. Weed Sewing Machine Co. vs.J. ". Ficht-
ncr ct al
3. John II Uhl IS. Daniel Swarucr. garnishee.
!. Jacob limbaugh vs.. Levi Wolf. ct al.
. Josiah Keller, Treas. IS. Augustus Medary.
tai.
9. l. A. Smith rs Independent Printing 90.
&c. p. Lcnhart's use vs.. Edward MsstOlier.
;. Fred-k. l.. Just vs.. :. II. Carey, ct al.
y ). W. q H. q. Naa Horn rs. Jesse Lis
ton Ell al.
10. John &. Graham vs. SechlcF : Mcfarland.
II. G. 3 Kings use w. w. h. Brooks.
II. q. u. k,ng's use ". W. II. Brooks.
- laasa Wendle rs. Lemuel Auman.
a. Ann Maria Zerioss' Executor vs.. Shafer h
Fox.
Is. Union National Bank vs.. Somerset y Miner
nj Point T.. X. Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
NOTICE.

Estate OF WA. sIoshoilcr, late or stosyereek
township, deceased.
Letters Parliamentary on the above estate hay
ing been granted 20 the undersigned, notice is
Hereby given to those indebted to Il 10 make imme-
aiate payment, and those having claims against il
10 p,ezelI item dIlv authenticated Tor settlement
at the late residence OF deceased IN SATURDAY tho
5gthday OF Nvcmber, ISIS.
WIN NJ. SCHROCk.
JOSIAH J. WALKER,
Oct. 10. Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

requires 40 explanations. l. "a sub
mitted without comment to the patri-
otic voters Of Pennsylvania. thatlhey
mas pass Judgment upon it a. the
ballot box.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

WHO is furnishing the money that
is being spent in this district 10 elect
ColTfoih to Congress? Reports from
other parts of the district say that il
is being put out with q lavish hand,
and that the Democracy have not Tor
years been 50 well supplied with
funds The distribution OF Somer-
sets share Of the corruption fund will
be made the week preceding the
election. Let oil the hungry fellows
that want to be paid for their votes
be ready to hold out their hats.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

TIE Democratic rams in this State
bolted over the fence into the Green
back pasture jast before the Maine
election, and like good sheep The
rank and fle all followed the party
leaders. Now they have jamped
back again into the barren fields Of
Democracy, and are periodically ap-
peslipg to Toe lambs to follow.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
w. SPEERS. Somerset.
DUB SALE.

IN pursu tnee OF an order arla;ci BY the C1ur
81 Common Pleas OF Somerltt County, the under
si-nei. Assignee OF NalsatlEe J Miller. will OF
Ter TOR iie on the prcm,sss. on tract No. l.. il
Quemahs uirE township. On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
NEW ADHERTISEMENTS
SALE

by virtas Of slaary wr;s Of Fseri Flcis. Le-
Tl-i Fscie and Neni. Expouas, tss1ed eus of the
Court Of csInMOl PLEAS OF Somerset e0untf. Pa.
and TO ms directed. I viii exfosc 20 sale b.
puoii' on.cFy, st the Court House, IN SoHsT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23

TINS n. Y. Tribune has fully IN
earthed She proposed purchase Of the
votes Of Florida aud South Carolina,
by Tilden's emmissaries 10 1876. BY
some means known only to itself, il
procured the cipher dispatches that
passed between tie agents seat by
Tilden 10 those States, aud himself
and friends Ia New York.
1t then set to work to discover the
key to the cipher, and that it has ful-
ly succeeded is proven to the world
by the publication, FIRST Of the dis
patches in cipher, then Of the transla-
tons, and then Of the key, whereby
any doubling Thomas may read and
TRANSLATE for himself.
The evidence ia incontrovertib,e
that the great moral reform candi-
date of the Democracy was willing,
nay, offered TO buy his way into the
Presidency by barefaced bribery.
Now let US have another howl, all
along the Democratic line, about
Hayes being counted ia by fraud.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
I'M DRESS GOODS.

We make special mention Of the following Bar
gains Of Recent Purchase.
IS inch WOOL MATELASSE.-......s Il,
Extra heavy and about one-halfthe cost Of
production.
46 inch FRENCH CASHNERES............l =,
The actual market value is SI25-
IS inch ALL WOOL CANIEL-S HAIR
SUITTNGS cents.
Regular Retail price 81.
IS inch CAMELS HAIR SUITINGS.......5Or 20.
Recommended for quality ami e~hsaplsss.
80 inch SILK MIXED TARTANS .....5O
In Blue, Green and Carii1aL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
Also.

All the right, title, interes. aud claim Of Jacob
ID. Powell, OF, in ard 10 the following described
real estate. viz:
4 certain tract Of land situate In Shade twp,
Somerset county, Pa, containing l50 acres, more
or lis, OF which there are about % acres cleared,
and .bout 8 acres in meadow, with q two story log
Dwelling house and log barn thereon erected, adj
Joining lands Of jesse Slick, Franklin Speeht, J0-
seph Lohr, Henry Penrod aad others, with the ap-
p~Urtenapees.
Takea In exseHtlon az the property Of Jacob d.
Powell at the suit Of Wm. Reel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-23
Fl.dou. Norember 5. ISIS

Al o'elsck p. m, tas oli described r,a.
estate. 10 ais.
All the right title. ln,ersstand claim Of Charlie.
H. Bausser- Of in AMI % the t~elioWing ieslibcd
real estate. viz:
Borough. Somerset county, "a. 031.aining one
hal acre, more or less Win a large two story
plank dwelling bouss thereon erected. and known
on the general pl n Of sill borough, as lots -, 50.
AMI VI lot No. - .soa-iag on Seelnd alley. ana
adlOining Ssepiiesi .Ieaes o. the west, Cow allcy
On the north, ami Peter Meyers heirs ca TIE east,
with the aplBrieDaEees.
Taken In sXecu.!on as the properly Of CL4.lcs
II. Baugher, at The suit Of J. o.. Meycrs, Admins
traitor % Peter Meyers, deceased.