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AIaIi Killed.

ST. LoUIs, August 16.-Whilc Jo-
seph Buechler was hauling a party
OF men in furniture wagon from
Bomberger's garden, in a southwest
ern suburb OF the city, to the end Of
the street railroad late last night q
dispute arose between some Of the
men, who seem to have been drunk.
and Buechler a. to the direction the
latter should drive to reach tue rail-
road Buechler would not Weld to
their demands whcreupon they bru-
tally assaulted him, and he was eth
er thrown outor fell from the wagon,
receiving injuries from which he
died shortly after His assaihnts
then took his horse and droYeoh. es-
Gaping arrest
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

HE attempt TO buy the election
oi liIden III 1910, the effort TO steal
the state oI Name IN 1919 the sue
cessiul stealth OF the late rebel
states by bulldozing and false count
ing, the transparent frauds by which
Alabama was counted Tor the De
mocracy at the late election, abund-
antly prove that bribery mtmida-
ton and fraud are the main reliance
OF that party for success in the COM
ing elections.
Superadded to these shameless eff
forts to steal their way into power,
the startling revelation is now made
that the census Of the Southern
States is beng lalsiiied for the cyi-
dent purpose OF swelling Democrat
lc power, and increasing and contin-
uing the present fraudulent repre-
sentatlon OF that party IN Congress.
Although the oliicia! returns have
not yet been made, the claim rs set
up III advance. that the South has
increased m populaton.much more
rapidly than the West. which is
known to have been the recipient Of
the immense emigration that has
been poured INTO the country within
the last few years.
Thus, North Carolina and Virginia
clam an increase of population of
thirty per cent: Alabama for--
iourand Kentucky thirty-one wi .e
the average increase IN The Nidd.eI
states is but "0e'caa per cent; Hill
nols but thirty-two Wisconsin four
teen, and Iowa twenty-siX. That
these returns are false, needs no ar
gument to intelligent men. The sta
usucs Of the postal service show it
the returns ofthe Internal revenue
bureau prove It; the inability of.
these States to meet the interest on.
their liabilities attest it, And yet
the country IS expected to believe
that in States wherethesc conditions
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
Fatally Stabbed.

BUFTALo, August 1G.-Jno. Karin.
q saloon keeper on the Abbott road,
was stabbed at midnight by % board
er named Martin Flanagan, who rose
from his bed, went into Karin's bed
room and stabbed him near the
heart It Is believed that the cause
Of the murder was the refusal of
Karin to give Flanagan, who was al
ready intoxicated, more liquor. IA
rim died at l:30 this morning. He
had charge OF the Erie and Lake
Shore transfer house in the vicinity
and Flanagan worked for and board
ed with him. The murdered mans
wife and childwimc-scd ed the tragedy.
The murderer was arrested early
this morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

PrrrsBgEa. PA. August H.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Rivers.
living 81 Aeucu Station. near ibis
citv. discovered au unknown man
iu hi- vurl stealing gupt- iie
shouted to hiIa. and he Immediately
took to his heels. running iu the
direction OF thc Ohio river i iar-a
dog and gang ofuilroadmcu start
cl I'm pursuit The man. driven 90
desperation. took Co She wafer.
hoping ,l cain che o,her -iir. bat
his hclyv ci1;hiue retarded him.
and finding tha, De- was g3Wln.
weak. he tuuei back His heart
less pur-ucrs. however, would not
aarmit him toreturn, and continued
stoning him until, completely cX-
haUs.ed. lee sank The resident, on
the ether side who witnessed the a-
fair sent a skiG to bis rescue, but
before they could reach him the uu-
happy man had gone down The
people in the nci1hborhoodaTe high
Is indignant, and demand an iuvesti-
cation bv the authorities.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

snv or picket. Every union soldier
l,,,,s lP as well as / do without in
';,;nq that size IS Q rebel or she
I'D rc.or have got the place rs
,'nion people do set appointments
f-o,, Brieadiers anymore. / don't
iJ,ae Nam item ior sticking by their
.riend. Arnion old'ershould not
avpect ANYTHING from The Democra-
~ In the way Of f,v heir place
( with the Union ,l,seru Garfield
who don't bcliese IN Jhc principles
for which Lee and Jackson .ouaht
for four years. Ipity Hancock for
throwing himself away in the man
rcr he has ia becoming tie cind'-
date OF the rebels.
He viii be beaten there i. not the
slighte.t shadow OF doubt. ! hope
he viii not sign We can beat
him without his giving up his COM
mission and he i entitled to more
than that fot Getysbirg.
icEET.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
: CIGAR Spark.

LANCASTER, August l6.-Aiiss Til
lie Mateer, eighteen years Of age, OF
Mount JOY. met with an accident
Yesterday which resulted fatally. In
company with Mr.. Charles Swancr,
she had started to 90 to Marietta,
when a spark from her companions
cigar fell and i'nitcd her clothing.
When it was discovered, she became
frightened and began running. \
man in buggy came along and
threw a blanket about her body and
cNtinguishcdtho flames. Dr. Norris,
Of Marietta, was sent for, and did all
he could for her, but his services
were too late, and she died in a short
time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
Outrage.

\ band of masked mcnbrol;e into
the house OF Robert Longwell, of
knohfork, ". Va. on Tuesday night
last, took him into the woods. and
thrashed him with switches until he
was inscnsible. The outrage is re-
ported as having resulted irom a
teud growing out Of a charge made
by Yongwell against DR.. Deeamow,
of a shocking crime against his six
tcen-year-oid daughter. Longwell
has obtained warrants against Nor
gan Smith and Rose Yanedine,
whom he charges Is being among
his assailants Dr. Degarmow, on
his part, charges Iongwell with per-
jury, in swearing to the accusation
made against the doctor. Each par
ty has numerous friends, and dis
turhancc Is feared between the rival
factions.
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i Confederate Major General Shot.

RALEIGH, y. C., august 1G.-Re-
liable information has Just been re-
.ccived of the assassination of Gener-
.al Bryan Grimes on the nth inst
near his home in Pitt county. Ru-
NOR says he was riding in a buggy
along the highway, when he was
shot dead by some one concealed in
the bushes. The murderer is sup
posed To have been q negro or a
white man, against both of whom
General Grimes was an important
witness in an arson ease The scene
OF the murder being remote from
telegraphic communication, the par
ticulars have not vet been obtained.
General Grimes was Il very prom
inent citizen. and reached. by his
high soldierlv qualities, the rank of
Major General in the confederate
army
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WE published two weeks since an
article from the New York Tine.
showing how BouniyandB Bacspay
claims OF soidiers have hel delayed
by the "ciion Of t'h Democratic
Congr-s and also an editorial m.i-
Gle from the same paper comment
ING on ;his action and exposing one
oi ihe sniart do.i-es %. our present
representative, lion. A. IT, toiiroih.
Nludion-ly lTonne the article
wiici adducr- the record rviJonre
eon'lri.n- Nr 'oiiro,h aHd iiis par-
tr friends 60. lur.ieiiy 90 Their pro-
Ns-i'ns 90. zaal Tor thc welfare oi
'''e 1o.al,i' fhe D'noc'f 81 iasi
wees "iih 'frent Ir'nkHess. De-
p''l.-ie- DO. iil'f'ai article rom
'ie "'', 'io,ee'i> i'' GRAND ii'
aii'--.''.i' ' iiisiio3's and 10
''i-'.i N' li-e cl.'iiii- oi air. 'oiifoih
- ''' ''''.,i- 'EieAd 'F iepfoauc-
.l- 'h af'.'.. 'I''" 'ne National
I fa'i..-.el go p" washington
w. -, i.'.'.'.'''' 'i ,gp'e 'i Which
-'' '' ''','i..'''I 'f tH' honor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
Bold Robbery.

BEADFoRD, PA, August 16.-On
Sunday night burglars broke into
the depot ofthe Bradford Branch OF
the Erie Railroad at Custer, three
miles south,of this city. Find noht-
ing in the drawers in tthc ticket
office they cared away the safe.
Placing q rcpai mems truck on the
track, Jhey ran the safe out of the
depot and took it half a mile from
the village, where they blew 1t open.
1t contained thee hundred dollars
worth OF postage stamps deposited
by the village postmaster for safety,
five dollars IL money and q few
railroad tickets. al OF which were
carried away. The robbery Is unsur-
passed in the Bradford oil region.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
: Drunken Fathers Crime.

SAN FBANcIsyo. August John
Kelchcr, residing at Oakland with
his wife and nciehbor. Mrs. King,
INDUCED in a drunken carouse last
night, in the course of which the
house was set on fire. Two Of Kel-
chers, Eugene and Anna, aged two
and five years, respectively, were
burned to cinders. james, aged four
years, was buried fatally. Mrs.
Nelcher viii probably die from her
injuries. Mrs. King was badly
Scorched and Kelcher himself slight
II hurt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

a DISPATCH from Washington to
the Pitt.burg CommociR Gq-f9c,
under date of 18th inst. SAYS:
Representative Coii'roth. of Somcr>c,. is In
the city looking after some pension matters.
In the late session of Congress hemadch him
self particularly notorious in pension mat
tiers, reporting more claims for pensions and
securing less than any previous chairman of
the committee. lie say, the Republicans
I'm his district are very active and it viii
take some yigorpu, work for the Democrats
to hold IT,
We rather think the cunning Gen
eral is trying to play Possum. At
home he speaks in the most conf
dent terms Of his election, and if he
talked otherwise at Washington. it
was only with an eye to obtain that
material aid, soomnipotcntinc close
districts. A scientific politician"
viii bear a little watching YOU
know.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

READING, Pa, August l1-IIon.
Holster Clymer sustained u severe
fracture OF the right arm tonight by
the oyerturning Of his carriage.
The wheels on one side went over
the end of a small road bridge near
here while trying to turn out for
another vehicle. His mother-in-
law and sister-in-law, who accom-
panied him, escaped with few
bruises.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25
Ben Butler out for Hancock.

Bosroy, August 19,-It was au-
thoritively announced at a meeting
of the Democratic City Committee
tonight that Gen. Butler viii sup
port Hancock and English. He viii
speak ut Democratic ratification
meeting at Faneuil Hail, on the 2Sth
inst, and IS under agreement to
stump the doubtful States. He will
probably be the regular Democratic
candidate for Governor.
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Murdered.

DENVER, August 19.-The two
Mexicans, Gallegh and valdez, ar
rested at Albuquerque, New Mexico,
charged with numbering traveller,
have made confessions. The vic
TINS name was 5. Duprez he was
travelling alone and stopped in a tent
over night. One of the Mexicans
shot him while asleep. They Sc
cured $1,000 in money and other
Ynlnahles
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Gold in Mexico.

SANTA FE. y. NJ. August ia
sensation was created here to-day
by the announcement of rich min
ing strike in the Mexican village Of
Las Placetas, about thirty miles
distant. The village Is built Of adobe
huts and corrals, and the foundations
Of the houses are ofrock. Prospector
Jesse Martin detected mineral in this
rock. He pounded up and ham
mcred some oft, getting q rich re-
suit of gold. He located the streets
whence the gold rock was taken, and
had assays made, with result Of
$1,000 of gold to the ton; the lowest
grade ofrock assaycd being SI3
Governor Lew Wallace has Just re-
turned from the place. FIe paced
oAa lead, making iteiehty-tour PAGES
in width. Its length is not known.
but 5000 feet along thevein has been
located. Subsequent ASSAYS in Santa
Fe give $1,000 to $1,000 per ton. The
whole village is built on the ledge.
and rock worth So per pound has
been thrown about as worthless.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

BoNDoCT, \. Y, August 16.-Thcrc
was frost in Various sections of us
ter county last night. Thetcmpera-
ture at Pine Hill at six a. IN. was
45' Many Of the mountain board
ing houses had fires yesterday and
this morning ior the comfort OF their
guests
At Nar4aretvillc, Delaware coun-
ty. at five .. N, the scale marked
40. There were heavy frosts. and
tender vegetation was killed. and the
growing crops, such as corn and
bucbwheat, were somewhat injured.
\ stage driver reports that % light
snow fell in storey Glove, Ulster Co.,
last night.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

ATLANTA, August 19.-A young
man named Waldron having been
arrested al Sunnyside, Ga, by the
sheriff Of Spalding county. Il possec
oyerpowered the sheriff, took the
prisoner and cut his head of. Wal
dron ran away about two weeks ago
and came to Atlanta, bringing with
him a young girl twelve years old,
his wife's sister.
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7--=1@s---~a9H- m-e-w
Hail Storm.

DANvlLLE, August 1G.-A furious
hail storm swept through the neigh
borhood of Vernon Hill, Halifax
county, yesterday, coming from a
northern direction, embracing a see
ton of the county mile and a-hall
in width, and extending a great dis
tance southwark. The hailstones
We're very large The wiHd blew a
terrific gale, and there was heavy
fall of rain. One planter had one
hundred thousand hills of tobacco
destroyed, and another planter had
large quantities ruined.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

IUmE j. uo use DO getting uu
apoehryphal stories m vhilA hln-
ham lincoln b. made to fglu fr
The Democrats Tine people au Dot
everlasting fools, and they uoI u
member whom the men Who now
quote him as authority, asiici him
au ape. q blackguarl and n idiot.
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! sample Southern speech.

Heard by J. H. Randall, Creea5acser, ei Esi-sr
Aig5Gma Jriy 81.
The Conicderacv still exists. my
friends, and JEFF Davis, the best
friend We ever had, Is vet our Presi-
dent and devoted to our interests.
and il Hancock Is elected. and we
have no doubt he win be. YOU viii
be paid for all the property You
have lost through Radical rule, and
YOU must stand by the great Demo
cratic party. ior a solid South viii
now give Us entire control of the
General Government, and we can
redress al our wrongs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

FEoN thc latest returns Ii appears
that the Republicans have carried
the county elections throughout
Tennessee by maioritie- which prom
isc three Republican members Of
Congress from that State instead Of
one as now This 'apcct is In
creased by the Democratic split on
rcDudiation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

The Altoona Tribune says: One
Of the cheerful political signs of the
times is the organization Of Garfield
and Arthur clubs in Democratic
Cambria Organizations have been
effected where there never before
was any regular Republican organ
lzafinns .
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

Home 90 dodge cha questions
they are afraid tomet The Dcmoc-
rcy have put up candidate whose
only recommendation i- his service
during the war Under hi- coat
tails the rebels whom Dee helped Co.
whip. expect to creep into power
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

irs as clear as sunlight that Han
cock. ifclccted. would have no pol
icy To enforce against the viii OF the
Southern people. lie must be in
accord with his party in Congress /:
and two-Jhird, if not thrcc-fomths of
the Democratic members of the
House VIII Joe furnished by ;hc solid
Go1stl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

JrDGE f. b. TAYLOR. has been
nominated by the Republicans Of
the Eighteenth Ohio districtas their
candidate to fiji the vacancy caused
by the retirementof General Garfield
from the House Of Representative.
Judge Taylor is thoroughly good
man, upright and able. His cleo
ton Is foregone conclusion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

THE Republican state Committee
that letters from promi-
nent men in all parts Of the State
Indicate that tae Republicans Of
Pennsylvania are rallying around
the banner OF Garfield with an en-
thusitsm equal 10 that Of 1860.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

The election via take place tuesday, Novcm-
Der 2nd.
The last day i.r helng assessed or registered.
in order to vote thereat is Tuesday, September
2al.
The last day for the payment Of taxes IS sat
urday, October 2nd.
The attention Of Republican votes is called par
ucularly 10 these dates. No vote should be l5st
by neglect or oversight ofbeing duly qualifei
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

THE Boston Jo'1uol iscrucl enough
TO say that if the Democratic press
had appealed half as fervcntly to
Democrats in 1868 to follow Han
cock as they do now, there never
would have bees any necessity for
the draft.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

Why thc South j. Solid for Hancock.
Consider what Lee and Jackson would do were
they alive. These are ne sane principles for
lrtica ney f0rgif far tcUr gears Remember the
men who poured forth theirlle blood on Virginia
soil, and do MT abandon them now. Remember
tina; upon your vote depends the success ofthe
Democratic tickot.-Iwaae Hampton. at the
meeting in the interests OF Democratic hormony in
Virginia. az Sauaton, July 25thl
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Drowned.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 1G.-
John {. Taylor, secretary OF the
Masonic Mutual Relief Aesociation
OF Western Massachusetts, and his
wife were drowned in the Connect
cut River tonight. Mrs. Taylor,
while laboring under tcmporv abcr-
alton, threw herself into the water
from boat in which were her hus-
band and two other women. He
sprang after her, and being unable
70 swim. both were lost.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

A REPUBLICAN club of cighty-six
members has been formed AZ Dun
cnsyillc, Blair county. Among the
number are four men who voted the
Democratic ticket last year: one Of
them having been very prominent
in that party.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

TnE Republicans Of Washington
City held grand ratification meet
ing on Thursday evening last. fol-
lowed by a brilliant torch-light pro-
cession Speeches were made by
Secretary sherman and other dis
tinguished gentlemen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

OCR Democratic brethren of the
press clearly discern the hand wri-
ting on the wall, and already they
are proclaiming that Vermont and
Maine were always Republican
STATES
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

TIE Altoona T-ibuac SAYS: The
veterans OF Altoona are about form
ing a Republican club. The roll Is
already large and it promises to be
immense" Over this way, the Dem
ocrats loudly boast that Blair county
viii give Cofiroth n majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

AHHEEW JACKSON Threatened to
hang John G. Calhoun ior attempt-
ing TO nuIlity the Federal laws The
so-caIled Jackson Democrats Of to-
day, are supporting a Presidential
candidate, whose great meutin their
eyes is that he nglliicd the recon
struction laws. What would "Old
Hicl,nrv- dn2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

Is response to a call for a Demo-
cratic mass meeting at Columbus.
Ohio, on Saturday night last, only
two men pu: in an appearance. Yet
the Democracy in this neck OF woods
talk about carrying Ohio for Han
cock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

JUICE MACKEY writes from South
Carolina that the Republicans ex-
pect to be counted out in November.
but that they viii poll 9o000ballots
and that with fair count they
could give Garfield 20.O00 majority.
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ngersoii and His Birthstone Majesty.

The reason why Bob lngcrsoll
does not believe in q personal devil
Is that the whole evil side of nature,
as he sees it, Is filed by the Demo
cratic party. If he had room for
a devil, it would only be an cxag-
gcratcd Democrat, with Shot gun
in one hand and a bundle Of tissue
ballots in the other.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

/ STREAM euai rise arnte I,-
source. and mo- thinking man cam
doubt ihatif Hancock eIctei he
mu-t he in aaaorl with hi- party m
C0uu~ o. r.-, majority o ul1.
mmbers are furnished .mm the
South through terrorism ni fraud
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

DoN'T forget that young men mp
wards Of twenty-five years Of age,
must De assessed. and have paid a
State or County t3X g, lca-t one
MONTH before the election. and with
m two years neXt preceding thr
election. to cntitic them to vote.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

EX-GoyERNoR Andy" Curtn's
goose Is cooked. A. II. Dill, the late
Democratic candidate for Governor,
having resolved to be his competitor
for the Democratic Congressional
nomination i'm that district.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

s r, a., -
20 -. - - -, 80 y l u. -. -.
"a '''s . }, iigiil l'i e.>'', ,oN ''i''' s'' >,
~ 81 = 0io.N ) FeStJ'''"S mon :
|, i':e - - ou' Ii' ti'e c'1, 1iI fI''T -, u
van, van, 1,.1It, so0''1 % .iic 1uu ilI ~
~ i}i p''ii,'iii7' !. > = ea'. ~ n, ~
any 'Iu .cle9 Over Su''sta'l.LdilS lne
s1llc Sr1ui1o i i's 'lle grea' .i'e d yen .I'
rvs Inc loss IS even greater as lpe
,5,, pul''iiiA7 "eie Ie''es ana new CT
liP Iife EXTENDED SCUM on Maii'
stree 70 "ola street, ana swept
eNel{ 'n'lS 90 me no INV ara, inc
" 2 = vs. DOW = !. ,i''ic .Ni'iolig
lie prominent puliuiiifs ah" iIls'l''7 :
u ,ioi'' aG7 -oyeu may pe h'ehtlo'lc'' .i
'9e '2,io uis AeaooI P-iiiIll3 I, ,I
oli,CC, f'd > pfct O'iu ! O'lo"0
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE

Frederick p. Walker. late Of summit township,
Somerset Co. Penn'a, deed
letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted 20 the undersigned BY the proper an
thori;y. notice il hereby given TO all persons in
debted 90 said estate 10 make immediate pay
men;, and these havinE claimc against il 20 pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement b
the Executors, at the late residence Of the de-
ceased. on Saturday, the 25th day Of September,
1850. when and where they VIII attend for That
purpose, August 12th, 1SSl-
SAMUEL WALKER,
FREDERICK l.. WALKER.
JEROME COUNTRYMAN,
August 49, Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

TEE Republicans Of Cambria Co.
viii hold their delegate elections on
Saturday, August 2Sth and their
nominating convention on the fol-
lowing Monday. August 30th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

EVERY Democrat voting for Ham
cock knows that the solcrcliance for
his election Is on the 13S electoral
votes made solidbythc shot-gunand
the bull-whin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-25

AWAc explains Chairman Bar
mum as not Snowman Bmnm He
has no show-aeithcr has his par
~
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a Search Warrant,
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

Have been the standard remedy for the cure OF
Liver Complaints. CoSttveuess. Fever
assd Ague. Sick Headache, and al de-
r8ugements Of the stomach and liver for over fGv
years. Read this: sellers Liuer Pills cured
me ofan attack OF Liver complaint Of eight years
standing VIM. Evans. Joliet, Ills Price. -
cts n box. K. Z. Sellers x Co. pT1pr's Pitts
burg. Pa. Sold by all druggists.
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