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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

THE Johnstown Democrat and
Somerset Democrat, par Mobile frat
rum, have revamped and are repub-
fishing the oft squelehed, and thrice
ted lie that General Campbell while
10 the army shoekingly and cruelty
abused a mar named Roat, who was
a sergeant of the 54tL Regiment.
This malicious falsebood first strug-
eled into existence through the col
umns of the Harrisburg PATROL d
Union on the very eve ofthe Generals
election as Surveyor General, in 1865.
After its FIRST appearance. w. Ii. Rose
Esq a leading Democrat OF Cambria
County, who was adjutant of Col,
now Ger, Campbell's Regiment,
John Suter and Louis Rehr, both
Captains 10 the same Regiment, al
publishedl letters denying Roat's state
ment, and testify:ng to his genera
w~orthlessuess as q soldier-and those
statements, be it remembered, were
not published during political cam
paigns, 10 make political capital but
after General Campbell was elected
The manliness and honesty of the
editors who are now publishing stories
heretofore proven to be false, may hf
Judged of by the people they are at
tempting to deceive.
The documents proving the trntt
of what we allege are in u posses
sion, but we will not camber our col
umns with lengthy contradictions o
a story that no one will believe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
SECOND WEEK.

!. Iii Cope ct ai. ys. Lyengoad < Olinger.
, Lydia i0nGea' usc vs.. Topper X Fyan.
9. Henry Thomas Wei vs.. Savage Fire Brick
Co.
1. Oliver a. Parker vs.. Ira c. Garfield.
3. Fr!edliue Bros. IS. MeyerEiGle Borough.
s. John ID. R0dGy ". VIM. J. HaoT.
7. Aaron Tressler vs.. Jonas Turney.
s.. Barbara Cober vs.. DR.. IL. Carey.
o. Elizabeth Auman vs.. Abraham Berkey Ell al.
10 J. J. C-cuntryman vs.. Geo. Mckenzie.
II. Elias Logsden IS, John Ientz.
T. Fayette Nut. Fire InS Tn, VS.. J. O. Meyers
ID. Iayetie Nut. Fire Ins o., ys. Peter Mey-
ers' Adm.
H. y. ]. Cover vs. w. 7. Dinges, in trust.
Il. J. J. Phillips Adm. vs.. Henry BearI.
Is. Freeman * Mcclellan vs.. Henry Ream.
II. Cyrus Benford's use vs.. Dann. Swamer.
is. Michael Willsvs. 8. X. Johnston ct al.
20. Howard lokec IS. Liyengcod s Maust,
garnishee.
20. Anna Covers use vs.. Jacob Meyers Exits.
Il. Ancrew Naggaman rs. A. Wilmoth ct al.
q Joseph Chris'ner's use ys. Henry keim.
%. Henry Ream VS.. Baer y Wineland.
"a. Christian Sshr0ck vs.. Philip Woliensbergel
ct al.
%. NJ. a. Sanner s Go. VS.. ]. o. Kimmel.
+. ]. KOOSER.
Oct. ID. Prothonotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

THs Bulletins School boy" is IN
formed that he IL a gillful fslslier,
when be alleges that this journal
ABUSED ex-sheriG Shafer and others"
1t h~asiustly denounced and ridiculed
Turner. becsgse his published letters
prove bin 10 be an utterly conscience
less demagogue, IL not woE2.
Shafer richly deserves denpncistloa
as an migrate to the party that twice
gave him the best county office ia Its
gift, but we have uttered no GoaSiVe
word against him.
When S. b. has tarried at jericho
till his beard grows, be may per-
chance comprehend his present SILT
ness in talking to q lawyer about the
necessity of legal evidence, TO IN
duce a County Committee to repudi-
ate fraud and corruptien at q primary
election. The election Is &C. held,
nor the committee constituted by Vlf-
tue of any law; they are both Great
ures Of party creation, aud to one is
given the power to call, supervise
aud declare the result OF the other,
-
with the consequent right to throw
ont or reject. frasSSlsDt, or eoiruptly
procured returns.
AS TO the defeat Of the editor Of ibis
ioGsssl By fraud sOne years since.
that is Hos - issue now OF import
ance ia this campaign, end bis withers
are unwrung, by the taanh We have
this to say of it, howeses, thst for.
we have had the evidence 60.
prove. tbst the Bulletins candidate
for Congress l0eE. CoffrOtb) was the
instigstor aud procnres Of the fraud,
and that we didn't 90 whining
through the county about Il, nor at
tempt to break down our party be-
cause OF osr defeat. 1t only taught
us to be mere gigiiaBt. ard to strive
the harder for the success Of the party,
and to guard its candidates, SIS We
are now doing, against future tricks
of Coifroth aud bis supple tools, Of
whom tie Bulletin aud its School
Boy" are samples.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

Full returns have not yet been
received from the late elections In
the western States, but enough is
known to prove that substan-
tial results haze bean obtained by
the Republican party.
In Ohio, which the Democrats car
ried at the last election. the Usepub-
licans now have o majority Of about
ten thousand, which is a net gain OF
25. 900. and the Greeuback Fote,
which it was claimed would reach
al least l25, 900, will not pan out ore
third that amount. The State was
re.distrieted by the Democratic Leg
islature last winner, and so gerry
masSered that the Republicans were
given bat sis Gembers Of Congress,
but notwithstanding ttis ~rascality, so
vigorous . fight was made, hat We
carried nine members including two
in the cincinnati district now rep
resented by Democrats.
Indiana was carried By the Dem
ocrats With about their usual major
itv. In this State one Greenbacker
-
was elected, by a combination with
the Democrats. The Republicans
lost two members Of Congress, bit
pressed the Democracy so hard, that
they only secured q ma 'rity of from
six to ten in the IegfgFre on joint
ballot
10 Iowa the Republicans earned
the State 10y about The u.usi major
ity. Here also the G~reenbackers, by
q combination with the Democracy,
~captsfss Two members of Congress.
Everything else is &epGblican.
West Virgins, OF eoers@, gent
Democratic. as usual. The Repub=
ligaDs, however made 30 rafting a
Egat IS &c greatly endanger Two OF
their coDgressiorG districts, and
prove that there is q lite, s;so. aud
pluck left in our organization that
will yet assert itself.
Fake he result of these elections
as a whole, tbeso IL everything
to assure the Republieass OF Penn
.sylyania, that the 0reentaek craze
is not the formidable bug-bear il has
bsen.represented that it is fas; Peter
Ing out," and that with energetic
work we will carry the Keystone
State by an old time majotity-Now,
'whoop her up" boys.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

THE laboriug man who votes for
dishones. money, votes TO reduce not
onlv the purchasing power OF his own
wages, but to bri,g on another panic,
and a long period Of business depress'
ion with no work for willing hands.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
on

Protesting 10 be an honest man., the can
didatc Of an honest organization, J J9oo'
honest money. Z,
The rolume Of tie currency shoa.a o.
rlovlafed by legitimate demand, and no.
bg Tie requirements If 6ankrapts ana
so1d spectators.
The currency should be redeemaole a.
earlv as the ~erigencies q the Go5ernmeh'
srW germii. fa the currency recognized %
al cigilized nations. >,
The contracts Of tie Go0eramtnt shoa'd
be leld as sacred as tie contracts Of ~.
dis;duals. and he bonds, the 6oidehee o
IA insebtcdness. should be paid according
10 the understanding bettccen me G9eefi'
n,ent and the iender-Speech at Butter
Sept. ., 1878.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l0-The most
reliable reports from The Ninth dis
trict up to | o'cl5ek confirm the elee-
lion Of Ofth, Republican, by a ma
jotity Of tWenty-ohe votes.
lYDIANAPoLIs, Oct. l0-0rIh's
official majority 10 the Ninth distric;
is 81. There is no change in the re-
suit in other districts from last
nights report. The Congressional
delegation in the State stands: Dem
ccfals G., Republicans G. National l
Corrected and official returns for the
Legislature give the following re.
suit: Ssna;e-Dsmocrals 25 Kepnb
Iicaus a. National /; House-Dem
%oerats 81, Republicans IL, Nationals
5. Democratic msjority on Joint bal
lot. G.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

GENERAL Cofroth is taking pains
TO prove himself the most accom-
plished political strsddler of the age,
la a pamphlet, which be has bad
printed and circulated, and in which
he makes a most impotent defense OF
his political and legal shortcomings,
he sets forth his financial views as
follows: The unconditional repeal
Of the Resumption act, which is the
present Democratic position-The
substitution of legal tender notes. for
the National Bank currency, which
is the Greenback position-To have
and maintain gold, silver and Legal
tender notes of the same value, as q
circulating medium, which is the Re.
publican position. The adroit strad
der, however, fails to point out, no"
with the repeal of the Resumption
act, whereby the specie basis wouit
be taken from behind the lega! tende'
notes. be could make them equa
with gold and silver.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

THE State Senator 70 be chosen al
the coming election will, during ms
term. have to vote for two u ). Sen
a,ors, and also on the re distrlctlns
Of the State for members Of Congress.
Would the Republicans Of this oou1-
tv Ike to have FRED. CROFT, ESQ
vote for two Democratic Senators
and to place this county in a d's'Ficl
where its Republican majority would
be swallowed, and we would nave
Democratic CoBgressmen for the nex'
ten wears? If not, they will vote
fox Col Z. D. IUTZY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

The Democrats of Franklin and
Ful,on counties have, like the thieves
we read Of, fallen cut by the way
Those Of Franklin have determined
TO support Hon. F. NJ. kimmell Tor
Judge, while Fulton's underlined
Will vote for George A. Smith, Esq
This ought TO give our old friend
Judge Rowe, who is the Republican
nominee a walk over.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

EVERY vote cast for Campbell Tor
Congress, is a vote for honest money,
a vote to make Greenbacks equal
with gold, a vote To make the labor
er's and the capitalists money OF the
same value. A vots for Coifroth
means the doubling of the greenbaek
currency, and its consequent depreel.
alton to fifty cents on the dollar, the
payment of the bonds in irredeema6ie
oaper. which must necessarily become
almost worthless, and mas lead to iis
dnal reputation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
pUBLlCSALE

by Ytrtte q u o.l.r islel out Of the Court Of
Common Plea. aart = rtheCcsnty OF Somerset;
the undersigned AesigLee % Jg.estl La.tl. ~
Sionycreci IT, ". counts aferegalf end Sfi, n
pennsylvania viii sen 81 i.ahiic sic e tfe tpAIi
HOUSE IN the borough Of somerset. Is,
Friday, N0Uembgr &, 1878,
a. o'eiock p. NJ, the following described real
Esii u.
! certain i,ae o. lend ltraie u stonyereek
township, s9niefsst -9a,. Pen syl, ana
adjoining lands ei f~flfai.n hos.r -fS,t
Kimmel, John Boyer. Henry Stall and sthers
containing 81 acres more or less AMI allowance. of
which there are about 10 acres clear and 10 acres
n meHi0w, with = two story log house ami BANK
ed. n Thereon erected. This i8rnis well watersd
ana iHesefy respect = desirable home
TERMS.-Tel percent. OF tie pr rGsase money
LA AR e.qt. on ci9hrua.ion Of sale and delIl Ely
Of deed: une-ihiTd IN s.x months, aEd cne-third "
one year from the date OF order Of safe, 81 I'D IL
April ISIS, With interest On deferred payments.
DANIEL kIMMEL,
Oet.g Assignee OF Joseph Lands.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

Tnz Commercial Of Meyersdaie
says at the regular Greenback Con
vention held a: that place on the Sd
inst, Turner was kicked of the tick
ct as d candidate for Legislature, and
Levi Lichliter, Esq, was nomina-
ted in his place, and the Berlin But
getin was denounced for its ~eut-tbrOat
course.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

ARDENT Greenbackers, who claim
!, be well posted, insist that COT
f,c1h will be the third man in the
Congressional rae We ai'nt caring
much about the tai end man. There
is e gentleman whose name is Jacob
NJ. Campbell, 10 the lead nov. and
we confidently expect 10 see hiGa
distanee both the other nags.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

EVERY Republican should remem-
Der, that upon the Legislature to be
chosen on the fifth Of mex month,
will devolve the duty Of electing I.
S. Senator. NoEs be. q true and reli-
able Republican should be elected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

BEFoRE the Ohio election the
Greenbaekers boosted thet they
would poll not less than l25,ooo
votes. The returns show that IN
thar great State their entire vote
does not exceed tie paltry number OF
% a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
act n Beverage.

They ere o a beverage, but .
medicine. with curative properties Of
the highest degree, containing no poi
sonous drugs. They do net tear
down al already dsbilitated system,
but build it up. 0ne bottle contains
more hops, that il, more real hop
strength. than a barrel Of ordinary
beer. Every druggist III Rochester
sells them, and Che physicians pre-
scribe them.n-Rocbes,er Evening
Express on Hop Bittefs,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
HENRY II.
FREEMAN HOFFMAN,,
ADMINISTRATORS

To Elizabeth Henley, Widow, CjWison Iielhey,
N. p. Henley. Ellen Hcfley and F.. Hetiey, 1.-THE
last n minor under II years. all Of Nebraska,
A. Brubaker OF Berlin, Pa, Guardian Of +. Hef-
Court % be held At Somerset Pa, on Monday the
18th day Of November next. to accept OF reinse the
real estate OF Ananias Heiiey, decd, az the APP
praised price, OF show cause why the same should
rot be sold.
S~ieTits Ofice, GEO. ". PILE,
sen. y. 1875. Oct . Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

VAL HAY, ESQ, and Charley Wal
ker. are both speaking from the same
stumn. What is the difference be-
tween the bogus Democrats, aud sore
head Greenbackers? Both are 10 Ia
yor Of dishonest money, and Of Coli
roth for Congress!
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

TIE town elections held in Con-
necicut last week, afford nearly rs
good news as the Colorado election.
Nowhere did the Republicans fail to
hold their own, and in many towns
thev made decided gaiss. The cause
of honest money is steadily progress
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
A s~sIGNEE'S SALE.

~ virtue OF an order Issued out Of the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Somerset Go. Pa. the undersign-
ed Assignee OF George A.. Pile, will sell at public
sale on the premises. en-
Saturday, November ,. 1878,
estate, viz
A certain tract 0fland situate in Somerset Twp,
Somerset Go Pa adjoining lands of Upward Kel.
Ter. William q. hnepper, Jonathan Fr.edline and
others, containing II acres, more or less, having a
two story plank house, a spring house, log house
aud otheToutbuildings thereon, aboui 10 acres clear,
of which about 10 acres are in meadow also an
orchard OF apple trees ami sugar camp thereon,
good water aud timber.
TERMS.-One-third on confirmation Of sale,
ane-third in six months, and oRe-third IN one year
from date oforier OF SHE, with interest ten per
cent. Of purchase money to be paid on day OF
sale.
NOAH :. MILLER.
Oct o Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

SpEER, Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee, has issued
an address congrstulating bis party
on the result Of the late elections,
and in il be warns them against the
;nsidious advances Of the Green
hackers. And yet farmer expects
to turn his portion Of the party over
10 Cogroth. Somebody is bound tC
be fooled-who is il?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

THAT great and good man, Sam
uel J. Tilden, who was the moral re-
form candidate Of the pure Democ-
racy for President in 1876, has just
been exposed in open Court in De
iroit, as q party to the stealing OF the
looks of the New York Mine Com
pany at Mar qnette, which would
have shown him a periurer in the
matter Of bis income tax.
If there was a spark Of political
lie lefs 10 the cid maa, this exposure
extinguishes it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
A %SSIGNEE,S SALE
REAL EST

o. NAIIA ABLE REAL ESTATE.
PGsuaI.l to an order is.uei ont of the Court o.
Common Pleas OF S8userset county, Pa, the un-
ieTsigned Assignee ofJac5h J Smithl, viii eeli at
pubic sale, on
Saturday. Norember 2. 1873.
at 2o'clock ?. NJ, On the premises q No. |, the FOL
lowing described real e ate, viz:
No. J. The farm Of jacob +. Smith, situate ia
SOf4eTsot Twp. Somerset cganty, Pa, containing
eboat g acre, adjoining lands Of Jacob Shaulis.
Jacob Pie, Jonathan KlgaGs and others. The
improvements are q two stoFy log Dwelling house,
q lUR bern aud other buildings. Plenty q huber,
Limestone and coal, and q large aad very itne
sugar camp On the premises.
No. . The undivided one f0usth interest Of a
tract Of land situate in Somerset township. siore-
s2la, ssoWn as the joseph Smith farm. Ac1D'n-
ing laris " I'd G.leman, Daniel Bfubakcr, lien
~ Shpier, JcnRtian y, ELc9is and others, c)n-
tanning about ~ acres, Nit.s dwei,.sS bCu.e,
lS,l qnd ether buildings tt5reor Tn Wiz ~
ssfi esifsst IS the ne estate OF srsanffa smith
therein.
TERMS made known GA "a, " s-is.
IOHN j. HOFFMAN,
Oct. 0 Assignee Of Jacob J. Smith.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

Hans is che Of Gel Bsb ~lngerscll's
conundrums ikat We would Ike the
Bulletin to aoswer-lf the govern
ment can create money, Why should
il 90 to the trouble to collect taxesE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
THE ELECTIONS.
TUESDAYS Result in 0hie, Indiana. Iowa
aud West Virginia.
HARD MONEY VICTORY,
RepubIfcap Gains Generally
Outside of lndiaua.
OHIO.

hftLos
CONFIRMATION OF TIE REPUBLICAN,
SUCCESS oN THE STATE TICKET-
EQUAL DIVISION on
CoNaRESSNEg.
CINCINNATI, Oct. g-Complete
and reliable returns for this (Hamil-
tom county give BArEes, Republican,
for Secretary of State l,Gil majority
over Paige, Democrat ; Butterworth,
Republican, for Congress in the First
district, 1905 majority over sayler ;
Young. Republican, for Congress in
the Second district, l.0S0 majority
over Goss. Democrat.
The Republican State Central
! Committee claims nine Congressman,
viz
Townsend, Garfield, U~pdegraf,
Monroe, Keifer- Neal, Mckinley,
Young and Bntterworth. Bat little
attention has been given to the State
ticket majority, lqt IL tbe aggregate
Keeps up to the end as it began, there
will probably be fram 1000 to le,09G
majority.
The Democratic State Central
Committee claims eleven Congress
men certain, viz; Mcmahon, Lefevre,
Hill, Hurd, Finley, Converse, Ew-
ing, Dickey, Anterior. Geddes asd
Warner. They give the Safe to the
neEshlieans.
WEST
REPUBLICAN GAIN ~ The FIRST bis
TgleT-A HEAVY yofE FoIEER
WHEELING, W. W Oct. 9-Tbe
returns as far as received up 10 this
hour indicate that Hubbard. KePot.
lican, for Congress 10 the First dis
.r;cs, carries the county by ab ut
4eO majority. This will leave the
majority of Wilson, Eepe9rSt, very
small in the district. Three OFT 81
the four members Of The Legislature
elected are Republicans. This couu-
" las heret 1fore been aoiidly Dem
ocrata1.
A Charlestoa sesyitsb 22ys tie
election was carried on witt srea4
energy, each party doing its utaiost
10 bring out every voter. The ind
cations ass that Kenaa, Democrat, in
the Third d;s,rist, gill have 800 ma
iority oyer Walker, Repprifea and
Greenbacser. The county oNcers
are in doubt. The Legislature is
Democratic"
Parkersburg advices are that VIII
son, Democrat, for Congress, carries
the county by 200 majority. All the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
s~sIGNEEs, ACCOUNTS.

The following acceaats have been fleI AZ my
Office. and viii be pr5sentei icr confirmation on
Monday. Oct. II. ISIS:
Joha H. Uhi. Assignee Of Samuel Ferrel.
Jas. l. Pugh, Assignee OF Jacob p. zlgie4.
W. II Ruppei, Assignee Of ". W. Davis 5 Bro.
Geo. A. Thompson. Assignee Of s.. z. Flick
John Il. TIL. Assignee Of Samuel A.. R10ads.
r !. kODSER,
Oct ID PRO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

REPUBLICANS, are you all doing
your duty for the entire State, DIS
t-ic., and county tickets in yo1r re-
spectiye townships and boronghs !
Remember that every vote should be
pollea for the straight ticket
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

Estate Of John l.. Smith. late " Qaealhonins
t0wushta, deceased.
LstteTso atiOn0 o. .s.tan0ve estate haV-
ing been granted to the undersigned ~ TIE prop
or authority, ngtiee IL hereby giVon IA thase m
deh;ed 90 1t TO make Ia mediate payment, AID these
having elaiBis against 1t viii p.esen; them duly
authenticated :1r settlement to the Administrator,
at the late residence OF the deceased, On the sth
day Of December. fsTs.
JHHN II. ziMM ERMAN,
Oct Is Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

j. B%enlaria Housed vs.. Pittsburgh X C5nneIls
willie r.. l.. &c.
.. Weed Sewing Machine Co. WI. n. FIGHT.
ucr ct ala
Q. John n Uni vs.. Daniel Swarner, garuisnce,
,. Jacob limbaugh vs.. Levi Wolf, ct oil.
3. Josiah Keller, Treas. rs. Augustus Medafy,
ct al.
G. J.. a. Saith g Independent Printing Go.
T. q. =. LtnhaFts use vs.. Edward M2st0lier.
:. Freak. l.. iast vs.. y. II. Carey, ct al.
o. !. W. * II. &. Van Horn IS. Jesse Lis.
ton ct al.
10. John &. Graham vs.. Seehler < MeFarland
IL. q. b.. Kings use vs.. ". II. Brooks.
Il. O. T.. Kings use VS.. w. II. Brooks.
- Isaac Wendle ". Lemuel Auman.
u. Ann Maria Ierioss' Executor vs.. ShafeT S
Fox.
Is. Union National Bank vs.. Somerset s Miner
al Point H.. K. 90.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

GREENBAcKs are within one-halt
per ceat. of being as good as gold.
On the first Of January-the time
Fixed for resumptior-they viii be
on a par with gold, and this will put
in circulation the three hundred
millions of gold which has been
boarded mp, and has not been ia cir
culation for years. If those who
clamor SO loudly for more money
will only wait till next new year
day. this three hundred millions O
gold, which has been only a matter
Of merchandise for years, will be ad
ded to The circulating medium ant
thus initiate it 10 that extent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

No true Republican can afford to
scratch bis ticket this year, when 50
much depends upon the election 10
this State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16
Rrprn,,c,,s, there Is still plenty

REPuBLlcANs, there is still plenty
cf tne 10 perfect our organic alton
Every individual voter should con-
slider himself; a committee Of one, to
get out a full vote. If your commit
tee-man is iezy or negligent, stir him
Up. II DE will not work. call a meet
ing of your Republican neighoors'
and take the matter into your owl
bends. This is no time for drones oil
laggards.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-10-16

Do not be fooled with bogus tick
ets. All kinds of mixed tickets VIII
be circulated. We give this warning
il time, SO that no one need be deceiv-
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distance both the other nags.

The Democratic Legislature OF
Ohio, last winter so gerrymendered
the State, that they were confident OF
securing fourteen out Of the twenty
members of Congress, and the Demo
Gratis everywhere boosted Of their an
ticipated triumph. But,
..The best laid plans Of mice and Hen
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E5TRAY NOTICE.

Game trcspassing OF the farm Of Henry :.
Picking, st John ". Cupp's. IN Jenner Twp,
heller. brown and white spotted, no ear marks.
The owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take 1t away, or it
will be disposed OF accorting 70 law.
sent. ~ JOHN w. CUPP.
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The true principle to go Oh, and to
keep going Oh, is that one more vote
Is needed TO carry The election.