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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE Hon Joe" Blackburn, OF
Kentucky. Who il will he remember
ed was q competitor of Sam" Ran
dali for the Spealership of the pres
cnt House, and who served notice
on the Republicans that, when the
Democrats obtained control of the
governmc. they would wipe from
the statute books every vestige of
legislation relating to the civil war,
has been making speeches for Han
cock in Ohio, in which he ventilated
ali his rebel feelings. 1t Batavia,
in that State, he made a speech the
other night, in which after denounc-
ing the election laws and assauling
President Hayes, he used this Ian
guaee IN regard to the solid South ;
Let the Radicals cease their brawl
about the solid South. She is solid,
thank God. She was solid for JEFF
Davis in 1860 and she viii be solid
for Hancock in 1880"
This declaration, made by man
deemed fl for the Speallership, taken
IN connection with Wade Hampton 5
address at S;aunton, asserting that
the South was still fighting for tie
principle for which Lee and Jack
son fought" fully indicates what
may be lticipatcI if Hancock is
elected President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

WASHINGTON, September 2o.-In-
terual Revenue Collector Rivcs of
the Southwestern Virginia district
reports that Deputy Collector L.
tham, with posse If nine men. e
few days age des,rcvcd an Illicit dis
tiilery ia Floyd county. and while
returning On foo. to the place thew
had secured their horses We're fired
at from the woods by about fifty
men scattered along the route. The
posse shielded themselves bv wad-
ing IN the creeks and keeping be-
hiGd Ied2ss OF rocks until thcir
hocSea were reached. when thcv
mounted hurriydly and escaped un-
hurt. About one hundred andzfttv
shots were fred by themoonshincrs.
Only one shot was returned from
toe posse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The truth Of the adage, evil
communications corrupt good man
ners, is exemplifed by the threat
Of the Democrat, that General Cof-
froth will hold the editor OF the
HERALD personally responsible" for
is animadyersion on his conduct in
the circus ease. In the South a
threat to hold one personally re-
sponsible" means pistols and coffee
for two, and we are led to infer that
from bis association with the South
ern Brigadiers in Congress, our Rep
resentatiye has been corrupted into
adopting their manners. We await
with tremulous emotion the Generals
invitation to the CORY field.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
south Carolina

tEt-Tfyera~ cantembcr 23-Tns
red shin. rla ctrb and horse pistol
esuDaio8 iu sou.5 Cerol;na j. oro-
orassiDT e.y.r.hly ir local aaeaarfs
m Daasocrit. nevv,aners ia tbqt
State NAV he relied 6a. Ata Dem
egatic nlcetiaa In Ncwbcrrv we are
informed tbqfl.G1J red shirts we're
tn line writer ia the Charleston
ye,-s AK ggtr'r Il sorih1no p Dem
ocratjc maet'a- a Union in that
STATE saws:
~ one desires To- see red shirts.
with variations he must come TO
Un.oa. There were red shirts
s-raioht yfthea trimming and shirts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

EVERY Republican reader Of the
HERALD should understand it that
requires earnest, persistent work from.
this to the election to redeem this
Congressional district. All under
stand of what vast moment single
vote may be in the next Congress,
and we are glad to say that on every
hand we hear the opinion confident
ly expressed that General Campbell
can and win be elected. 1t is
against this feeling OF over confidence
that We desire to caution our friends.
1t should be remembered that al
though this IS really Republican
district by a small majority. i. has
twice been lost TO Us, and that this
fact inspirits the Democracy to make
q further desperate effort to retain
il. In urging his nomination two
years since, Mr.. Baer aptly describ-
ed General Cofiroth as Scientific
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE fratemal feeling entertained
bv the cx-rebcls for Northern men,
was beautifully illustrated by Attor-
ncy General Field, OF Virginia, in q
speech at Buckingham Court House
theotherday. Asr reported bya Dem
ocratic paper in Richmond, he said !:
We killed a great many Yankees
during the war, and I wish we had
killed twice as many more. Attor-
ncy General Field is one of that
kind of Democrats who are being
constantly shocked at the waving OF
the bloody shirt by Republican
speakers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

politician -in the Democratic gaaso:
which mcans anything and every
thing h,r success and This gentleman
I Is in tie iicld doing his level best to
secure Il reelection
Every scheme that ingenuity can
invent viii be resorted to, promises
viii be layisled as freely assuolisht
prospective appointments under
Hancock viii be apportioncd pen
sions and blcl,-pay VIII bo held up
as tempting bats before old soldiers;
money viii be poared out ike
water to corrupt the men Of easy
conscience: mail route 10 every
farm house viii be pledged; unccas-
ing personal appeals Tor vote viii
be made, and confident swagger and
unlimited brag viii be the order OF
the day. a plausible, willy, unscru-
pulous, yigilant, untiring cauyasscr
has to be met and overcome The
situations immensely changed since
two years ago, when Mr. Cofroth
owed his success mainly 70 the dis
content and wretchedness produced
by the "harl times Now, thanks
to the prevailing prosperity, every
man who desires it has worl, a5
remunerative prices, and is content
to let well enough alone.
We have no fear Of the result, if
the Republicans Of the county are
not lulled into false feeling OF
security, and it is against this we
want 10 caution them. Talks cheap,
it Is votes that count. Two years
since CoGroth slipped into Congress
by u mere handful of votes, while
there were abseutces enough from
the polls TO have elected Campbell
by a handsome majority. Fore
warned IS iorcarmed. 4 full Re
publican vote assures CoGroth's de-
feat and Campbell's election The
grand end to be accomplished is to
poll q full, clean vote on tAc second
Of November next There j. neces-
sity for hard work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
= war Etcminiscencc.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-It was
recently discovered in the Treasury
Department that after the breaking
out of the late war the New Orleans
mint continued coinage for several
weeks and about one million and q
quarter dollars Of gold and silver, Of
diticrnt denominations, were coined
from the bullion on hand at the
time. Il Is supposed the money
fell into the hands Of the GOnieder-
acy and has all been put into oircu-
lation, increasing the amount III
circulation by just SO much.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The shouts Of the Democrats over
the supposed Greenbacl victory in
Maine, remind us Of how the men
who now howl for Hancock, yelled
Justify over every victory the rebels
won during the war They have no
victories of their own to rejoice over,
but they exult with delight over Re
publican defeats. Gettysburg had
no significance for them, until they
found they could use oneof its many
heroes, as a mask for another rebel
attack on the Union forces.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
E>ca.ac,,ians TO do rhc;r Daty,

The trouble about Engiish's bar
rel in Indiana continues. The In
dianapolis bretheren don't seem to
understand what he is waiting for.
but over in Kcntuckv there Is no
such ignorance. The Louisville Pst
says openly that he is waiting till
the time comes for the Kentucky
Democrats to cross the border and
vote IN Indiana. "Democrats, 1t
declares in its issue Of September Is,
need not feel uneasy in regard to a
proper discharge Of all the duties de-
volving upon Mr.. ~. II English.
Mr.. English viii contribute his part
10 legitimate campaign fund. But
he win exercise some discretion in
the distribution of that fund He
knows where and when 20 place il.
He viii distribute It at the proper
time. BE easy. j word 80 the wise.
Let Kentucky 10 her duty and there
is no danger about the result in In
diana" Does anybody doubt about
what that mcans2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE CINCINNATI Commercial gives
the totals of the southern claims
now pending before Congress in fhe
shape Of test bills, at 81, ,399.9703f3.
II adds:
Given Observation-Disclosures
the passage Of Proctor KNOTS hin
to transfer southern claims To sonfL-
ern courts, and the bill Of Colonel
Manning, Of Mississippi, to appoint
Twelve new Justice OF the Supreme
Court, so as to make ii Confederate
and the war claims themselves
would be two thousand millions.
the internal Improvements five bun.
cred millions; arrears OF Confeder-
ate Penslons-back pay of fghtinc
rebels-fve hundred millions; Claims
Tor slaves three thousand millions
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

WoN'T General Cotlroth explain
to the voters of this district tho
meaning Of that plank in the Demo
cratic platform which reads: "Tarifi
for revenue only" The claim Is
put forth, that he is in favor Of a
Protective tariff, while THE same
time he endorses the platform Of his
party, which favors a Tariff foI
revenue only" The General can't
ride,two horses at one time, running
different ways, and an explanation
is certainly in order.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

TnE Lexington s. C.g Di4aicl
says to the chiyalry of that State
after announcing that the Repub.
licans intend 70 make . canvass
Go in red shirts, if you desire, and
on horseback for certain. Neighing
and stamping chargers preferred, but
mules with shora names and tNis-
and amibaa eract;s-will perhaps
DO just as weil. The entire atmos-
phcre might be purified by the ex-
pulsioa OF the last Radical. The
South Carolina Republicans are 50
easily, so thoroughly and SO much
intimidatel that its as good as a
fox chase 10 &c. out after them. \
Rad Is funny enough any way you
take him, bat when he's scared he's
enough to make even a Yankee
laugh And still the Northern Dem
ocra6c orators continue to tell Us
there isnointimidationin the South,
and Hanccck's letter of acceptance
demands. actually demands, "a free
election and q fair count.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
Kentucky amuseu,ca;,

CArlErTsgUHG, Ky, Sept. 24.-A
letter from Floyd county tolls Of 3
desperate shooting atllay In the
Beaver neiehborhood. -tnHmhcr of
shots were fired. VIM. Banks received
q couple Of horrible wounds. one
in the breast and one in the bowels.
from q revolver in the hands of
John Morris. Morris and Banks
are respectable farmers and neigh
bors. Banks cannot recover.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE Greenbackcrs and the hand
ful Of Democrats left in Maine, At
tempted to get up a fusion Hancock
electoral ticket, on Wednesday OF
last week. The result was that they
split, and a Hancock ticket with
four Grcenbackcrs and three Demo
cratic electors was placed in the field
by the fusionists, and a clean Green
back Weaver ticket, was nominated
By the out-and-out Greenbackers.
The result viii be the election of the
Garfield ticket, 10y a large majority,
in November.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

WITu shameless malcvolcnce the
Dcm9cra, Of last week attempts to
hold General koontz responsible for
the riot that occurred on our streets
.tbe previous Saturday night It
charges him with using ''incendiary
Language to the colored portion Of
his audience. and as proof Of It's
charge selects this paragraph from
his speech. He said that down
South the Democrats shot them
down and killed them, but up North
here they could have theirrights and
the whit. Republicans would stand
by them
We DO not know that this IS a
correct quotation from the speech,
but we have cumulative testimony
Of the truth Of the first part of the
assertion, and that the second part
lis also true rebounds to the glory
OF the Republican party, and to the
entire lsw-abidins people of the
North. The quotation contains
truths atastcd by the history Of the
few past years truths fit to be and
that should be spoken everywhere
throughout this land, truths thatare
q disgra.n to the Democracy Of the
entire Nation, truths that win not
down at the politicians howl of
''incendiaFy." Pennsylvania-thank
God lis q land Of free speech, where
the truth dare be proclaimed from
the house tops, and where the crack
Of the bull dozer'a whip Is laughed to
scom. Hancock is not yet elected,
the rebel South does not vet control
the nation, and gag laws have not yet
been enacted to trammel free speech.
The Dca0crat is a little previous.
1t should have awaited the full frui-
ton OF lis hopes, before it assayed
the role adopted by its friends in the
Southland to be made National if
they obtain power-of suppressing
free speech. Il has come to a
pretty pass indeed, if in the town of
Somersc the Republicans cannot
parade on the streets, and their
orators make speeches in public
without being charged with melting
to riot, because a few drunken Han
cock men take offense, rudely inter
rupt the speakers and then by their
unchecked brutality towards the
colored men in town, bring on Il
row wherein they are worsted.
We are inclined to view the whole
disgraceful affair as cmanating from
a too free indulgence in whisky by
railroad laborers, black and white
but if the Democrat will insist on
giving it a political significance, then
we say that the speech of General
koontz was not only legitimate, but
proper, that the conduct Of the
Democrats who interrupted him
with howls for Hancock, and after
wards thrust themselves in among
the Republicans yelling for Lee and
jeff Davis, was most disgraceful,
and calculated, if not intended, to
produce 4 breach of the peace, while
Its attempt to place the blame for
The riot on the shoulders of General
Koontz, Is an unworthy and petty
effort to make political capital. which
VIII prove an utter failure.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

OE the lst Of July there was S105,
.0o0,oo0more ofspeciemd aseenbacks
in the pockets Of the pcopleand So.
100000 more of coin and greenbacks
in the banks than a year previous.
Yet the Democrats are howling for
a change. Do they want to change
back to the times Of a year since ?
Here is one hundred and forty-seyen
million substantial reasons against a
change.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 22.-.t Vie
toril dispatch says: A genuine sea
serpent. six feet in leaeth. with or
thodoS maui head. shaped like a
panther. and tail whitfield down To q
aharp point, was brought in bv
Indians yesterday, who caught 1t m
deep water in the straits Of De Hare.
It's appearance creates intense inter-
est amongst sGyapta, aAd old fisher
men cannot place the monster, The
serpent has been photographed. and
the body viii be preserved in spirits
and sent "a Ottawa for classifca-
fam
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

4 STILL hunt with money" was
Tilden's plan in 1876. The same
game was pursued in Maine at the
late election, and Banum, the noto-
riously corrupt Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, is
now attempting TO carry Indiana on
the same plan.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
Grca; 5Iee,ing at Franklin.

FRANLEIS, September 24.-A large
Republican meeting was held in the
Court House last evening, at which
Chas. Nackey, Esq, presided The
principal speech of the evening was
made by Hon. W IL. koontz, OF
Somerset county, whose remarks
were received with great enthusiasm
by the audiance. ". i. Hu!ings,
for the Legislature. and
others followed Mr. hoontz, and the
was one Of the most sue
cessiul that has been held in the
county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

TBERE are Ts55 claims on &c al
Washington which amount. nTund
numbers, to nearly Thirteen hum
dred anillion dollars. Elect Han
cock, and YOU open the way wide to
on Southern claaas. which 4 Congress
ruled by the South can be made to
vote for, and q President elected by
the Solid South" 70 sign.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

EDWIN y. BENSON.
HENRY W. OLIVER, Jc-
JOHN I. LAWSON,
EDWIN II. FITLER,
n HALL STANTON.
IAl'ES nOR>ON,
GEORGE DfB. KEN.
DAVID J.. HOUSTON.
MORGAN Il. WILLS.
HENRY =. ECKEBT.
JOHN u. STEHMAE,
ISAAC S. MONER.
EDGAR PINCHOT,
JOHN MITCHELL
CONRAD +. SIiINDEL.
CHARLES Z. FORNEN.
NATHAN G.. ELSBREE.
ANDREW STOUT,
GEORGE n READT.
GEORGE B. WRESTLING.
MICHAEL SCHALL
WALTER W. AMES.
John p. TEAGARDEN,
NELSON Z. REED,
AUGUSTUS i. w. PAINTER.
THOMAS MCKENNAN.
JAMES T. NAFFETT.
GEORGE ". DELAMATEB.
CALVIN W. GILFILLAN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
Elemocratle KapInee.

NAsuEGroS, Sept. 22.-The DEM
ocrats at committee headquarters are
much excited over information re-
ccived from Indiana that an open
rupture exists between English ana
Hendricks. Barnum was dispatch
ed 20 visit indianapolis with Senator
Mcdonald TO adjust the differences.
1t appears that English has posi-
lively refused TO make any further
contributions of money until the
funds sent from the east have been
accounted for He alleges that the
money has not been applied where
it would do the most good, and he
will net be responsible for carrying
the State unless lie can control all the
funds. 1t IS understood that the
real secret OF the trouble Is that
English is disincGncd 10 make any
further investments out OF his own
pocket on the contingency OF carry
inc Indiana.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE Democrats profess to be in
favor of hard money, and Yet Han
cock has committed himself against
it and the whole National Bank
system, by his dispatch to the
Grecnback candidate for Governor
of Maine, congratulating him on his
.gloriousn victory.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
Eaats For sn;Giess.


Those who fought ~ the Union
armies and are now asked to vote
Tor General Hancock because he is q
good soldier, should demand the eX-
PLANTATION OF the record which the
Democratic Party has made In lis
treatment OF the soldier since IL came
into power. It's TO; the president
of the United States, but the MAORI
tv in Congress tha, legisiatos. 1t is
the party in power that rules. No
man has ever been able to stand out
AGAINST the wishes and demands OF
his party, and Hancock would form
no exception 10 the rule lie has
been appealed 20 bv an CE-tnion
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

DEMOCRATS up in Maineare a good
deal like the fellow who planted
bombs in his watermelon patch and
forgot just where he laid them. He
gave that patch a wide berth, and
don't care a darn for watermelons." "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
change

THE malignant and untruthful
charge of the Democrat that General
Koontz particularly is censurable
by all good citizens for his incendia-
~ language to the colored portion
of his audience" and thereby melted
the riot of Saturday night, the 18th,
will, while not harming him, inspire
the Republicans Of the County to
beat the Democrats out Of their
boots at the coming election
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

AND Hancock, "the superb" cud-
died into the same dirty bed with
the Greenbackers of Maine and con-
graduated their candidate on his
supposed glorious victory. His
financial views are known at last.
Business men viii please take no
.;ao
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

TINE works changes. Just about
twenty wears ago Ben Butler was
voting and working tonominate JEFF
Davis for President. Two years later
JEFF Davis declared Ben Fan outlaw
and a common enemy Of mankind
and, if caught, would be hanged by
the neck until dead. To-day Ben
and JEFF are IN harmony, and work
ing in the same patriotic cause.-The
election Of Hancock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

HAVE You paid your tax -? Has
your Republican neighbor paid his
tax? Remember that the tax ena-
bling you to vote, must be paid on
or before Saturday next, the 2nd day
of October.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

Has any man ever heard any
Northern Democrat object to the
Southern method Of carrying cleo
tions with the shotgun, tissue bal
lot and false counting? If any one
has. we would ike to have the
pleasure of publishing his name.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
why the south is solid for Hancock

Consider what Lee ami Jackson would do we're
they alive. These ere the same principles for
5rhich hey t0Ugai for four gears. Remember the
men who poured forth their life blood on Virginias
soil. and do MT abandon them nov. Remember
that upon your vote depends the success ofthe
Democrats ticket-Iwade Hampton. at the
meeting in the interests Of Democratic hormony in
Virginia, at StaUnton, July 25th.l
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
Attention. Republican Voter.

The election win take place Tuesday, Novom-
her End
The last day for the payment OF taxes is sat
u7day, October 2nd.
The attention Of Republican votes is called par
tlcularly to these dates. No vote should be lost
by neglect OF oversight OF being duly qualified.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE Democrats who cayorted so
extrayagantly over hcr victory in
Msine, have crawled through knot
hole and came out on the other side.
They are now claiming that the
official count to be madein January,
when the Legislature meets, viii
prove The Grecnback candidates
elected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

. We charge General Cofiroth
nothing for The following piece Of
iniormation:-You cannot catch the
Republican voter by putting salt on
his tail
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

Girls says the New York C3@-
mcrciol 1dUcrti8a-, don't marry
Hancock and English man, he viii
be sure to want change" "
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
-------z--------------~--
Gen. AUontz Speaks at Oil Citv,

on CuY, September 22.-Gencral
u. IT, ko0ntz, OF Somerset county.
delivered an able and telling address
to the Garfield and Arthur club Of
this city this evening and to a large
and appreciatiye audience. He
speaks in franklin Tomorrow even
inc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
7 EGAL NOTICE.

10 Ec1-y r. BlrGii. N0sh. liesc-H T.
John Vs.. Uigid. CatlaTile. intl-.l--ft '.
william SIait. :Srrl.. iu-errarIleI w.-a -.
Oler. alsi ...a-s Bsr1lt, aaL tia-J hlr1 ".
al cf Sluc-sst county. Penn t-. Iri -r
Basndt. resiiil-- in t,su-ari1 cau--y, Pa ..
N0a are hereby n1-lHet tnlt ia pur'- .--
writ of parti i-s ISSUED Gus si che Orphans
af .o-nsfsas cosuiF. Pa. = viii L1ii sa .-
tha real estate % George blrEif- Gee -.#
uer ts.fL. 40 his late residence, On Z aGr-.''l
day Of September lsSJ, where you can
you hink proper. ..-----,.-
SEEgIFF's OFFfrE, Llif-Ai- --
August II. lS5O.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

In The Senate, April II, 1879, q
resolution was offered by Mr. Ed
munds that Union soldiers SHOULD
not be discharged from the places
they held under the Secretary Of the
Senate and SeFgeant-at-Arms except
tor specified cause. This resolution
was defeated By thc following vote:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
SELLERS LIVER PHt

Eise- Sun1aI@Isfs, Casii,--.,.. 81.
nls. A-ur. stck Eseegscaa. IN i.'
Iali-- --i...ii- % PFC sIl11 E-r f..i I1...-..-
gears. A-i4 -a.s, -se'lsrr. f..l
me o. an .--s;s- oi Liver e1r.a .3..s.-.
p. 80 .'i-l- r. .-.tls, ts3.-. ME. ~.
e.. -. = ~ i. p Ssl- s. Co..
Dt,s 500 0E -i. a-l.
sept. -, ls-J. IT,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

THE Democrats are vociferously
crying that their candidate Is
better than his party. Can water
rise above its source?