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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
NEW York. October Is. $50.
There seems 10 be a discrimination ou the
part OF the business men 10 keep UP the
good work inaugurated on the nigh, Of the
grand Republican demonstration. Repre-
sentatives from all the different clubs tina,
took part in the parade met in the Commit
tee rooms Of the Central Campaign Club
last evening, where permanent or.aniza-
tion was effected, and General LLOYD A.
pinwall was chosen President. TIE new
organization Is called the Republican Cana
paigu Union. These men. who are conf
dent that the business interest, Of the ceuu-
Try DO not demand change in thcadmiuis-
tration Of the Government, have banded
themselves together to giyetheir hearty sup
port and inuencc 20 the election of Garfield
and Arthur
The Democrats have not recovered from
the shock they received last Tuesday They
are spending most Of their time in trying tc
fix the blame Of that disaster The unpop-
AAsA-A ~ "a M E-4AlA-ll anu nj Astta'st41 -
said By some 10 be the cause, while othe-
accuse the State Central Committee Of in
competency. Chairman Banum, Of th,
Democratic National Committee. saws rh,
result was due to the amount Of money US
ed by the Republicans that ten thousand
men Of his own political faith sold their
votes for Republican gold This does not
speak very well for the c0nstancy ofthe Ia
diana wing Of The Great Democratic Par
ty.n The unpopularity Of Mr.. English in
this city since the late election is a.testei by
the fact that over the face Of his picture
which embellishes the walls ofthe Na,iaua
Democratic Headquarters, is pasted a piec,
Of brown paper bearing the following in
scription
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ersClale. headed 5y a brass band AEer or
der was restored the General proceeded
with the discussion Of the issue, in an able
and eloquent manner. IIedwelt with special
force on the tariff issue. showing in 4 clear
and forcible manner is bearing on the man
ufacturing and other industries Of the coun-
Try. During the Generals remarks he was
several times interrupted b. the uuter1i-
fed; men, boys and siris -oliiBg foy their
fsyorite candidates They also hung out on
the corner Of f. Collins's store room the
painting Of large cock which had been
prepared for the celebration Of the Demo-
cratic victory they expected in Ohio aad
Indiana a; the late election.
Hon VIM. Moran. of Philadelphia WAS
next introduced who in a most mastery
and eloquent manner discussed the issues
between the Republican and Democratic
parties. showing in a most convincing way
that it Is only under the Republican party,
its principles and policy, that the American
nation can continue its greatness and power
among the nations of the world. In the in
troductory remarks Of this gentleman he
was heard to say, Il think | hear a rebel
yell, at which there was Democratic yell
ing and rejoicing, TO which he replied, Il
now know that / hear a rebel yell" The
orator then spoke with great power and el-
oquence Of the freedmen Of this country, Of
free speech, a free press. Of freemcn, Of free
ballot and fair count.
After Mr. Moran had concluded his re-
marks loud calls were made for the Hon \
J. Colborn. The Major soon put in appear
ance and took the stand, and being fired
up by the disgraceful conduct Of those who
had been disturbing the meeting, he proceed
ed TO speak in the strongest and most forci-
ble manner Of the grand mission Of the Re
publican party, the effect Of its principles
and policy upon the peace and prosperity of
the American nation. He also poured such
hot and well directed blows into the ranks of
the enemy Is to cause them to disperse in ali
directions and very soon no rebel yell' was
heard, no shout for Hancock or Cohroth,
even the lusty cock" which occupied such q
prominent position dropped his head and
tail and suddenly disappeared.
During most Of the time the Major was
speaking the rain was falling quite fast. yet
his zeal and earnestness was not in the least
abated, nor did any Of the crowd leave, nor
was their enthusiasm in the least cooled or
dampcned.
After the Major concluded his remarks 4
torch-iight procession was formed but after
marching through Main street. the rain fall
ing fast, the procession disbanded, the people
returning to their homes, resolved TO 60 70.
the election on the 2nd Of Novcmbc- and
vote the entire Republican ticket
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Az ASTONISHING FAcr.-A large prop,o--
tion Of the American people are today dv-
ing from the effects Of Dyspepsia or disor-
dered liver The result Of these diseases ur,-
on the nsasses Of intelligent and valuable
people i NOS alarming, making life actual
~ burden instead Of pleasant existence
Of enjoyment and usefulness as il ought 10
BE-. There Is no good reason fO- this, Il you
viii only throw aside prejudice and skepti-
Cisrn, take the advice Of Druggists and your
friends, and try one bottle OF Green's Angus,
Flower. Your speedy relief i certain.
Millions Of bottles Of this medicine have
been given away to Try Is virtues, with sac-
isfactOry resnlts in every case. Y0ucan bug
. sample bottle for 10 cents 70 Try. Three
doses VIII relieve the =-orstease Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con
tinent
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Reports from the rural districts are ycry
encouraging and indicate that the ReplbH
/ cans everywhere are thoroughly aroused
and well organized. and are determined t,
overcome the Democratic majority of thi
city and Brooklyn. Some Of the more san.
guine claim that if these two cities giv,
Hancock one hundred thousand majority
the State viii still 90 Republican. Taking
this into consideration ia connection with
the disafecti0n which exists between Tam.
many and Anti-Tarnmany. and the cxer-
tons Of General Supervisor Davenport and
his assistants to prevent fraud in this city
il is not unreasonable to suppose tina. tn,
state viii give IT, electoral vote for Garfield
and Arthur. Tildcn's majority in this city
and Brooklyn was fifty three thousand and
in the state thirty three Thousand, 50 that q
discrimination on the par- Of each and every
one 70 do his whole duty, and work while
It is called day" viii have TO be made o.
overcome this majority
Yesterday an unusually large crowd az
tended the Prospect PaTk races Tie a,trlc-
ton was the famous horse - Julien. wha
has trottei a mile. and made a-eo17i OF tiyo
minutes and eleven and quarter seconds.
Il was advertised ihs: lac would irot asaius;
his best time, and did %, but failed 10 eclipse
or even reach it. The beSt time he male
was Two minutes. twelve and thrce-quartc-
seconds. =. Julien Is q rich bay with a
large name, and . tail 80 long that 1t almost
sweeps the ground when walking. and flies
out behind the salkv when he is IN rapid
motion His head Is iargcan long. lie j.
deep through the chest and lungs, and "
large girth. He is very long and has a
star on hi forehead with white hind ankles.
lie i eleven years old, stands l53 hands
high and weighs a trihe less than one thou--
and pounds.
Wm. II. Vanderbilt and family we're
among the number Of distinguished New
Workers who arrived to-day on the White
Star Steamer ~Britanic.7 Mr.. Vanderbilt
expressed himself as highly satisfied with
the result Of the October elections. That
the condition Of the stock market. and the
amount Of business doing in Wall street
were conclusive evidence that the business
men were satisfied. and change was un-
Necessary DoVBLIE.
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NOTICE


Notice ls hereby given % az Ee-srLs cllra---e.
a. legE-ess, cra'ltt1rs Or Otherwise. tla- tle -4
loving accounts have Tls-el register. ar -1a- rre
same WIll - presented flr ror1r-lati9r aEl al.
l1 1Waure 81 90 on bans Cllr- o. be LslI l- son
srsst. Tau-slay November J. Issg-
A-e1unt oi J a1l' Holman a.-ll p. lf ! t1 So.
Ter. ter'd
Account o. Josiah McCii1t1cz e1rclt1r. srl
Lydia HaFne1. eEscutr'Z ~ " o. Harnel dse ~
Aoeount 81 George ". Pie. almr o. sanae.
G.. Pile. Gee c.
ser1ld aro1ur- n George Steser and y $. F--Fs
zcnl'rs Cf Jaco1 >teyef. deed.
fI-zs adj 1lsl seooalts 9f Andrew W4111Clr-
"a n'r. q II herman ieInemeyer deed.
Flrst an1 nlal lef-sunI of Jae1h B9FEa.- 81
uliris;r4tor 20 E1al BgEmau. fee'L
Ac11gnt cf Jacob ?. Pile zna Austin Keel. as-
nlnis-rst0fs % Daniel Pie. dec @.
account of ;. 5. ForLeg. a1il'r- oi A1ru Co.
EiumeL deed
Account 1i I'arlr. r.. U-li, executor s. Jim
y llL deaease-i.
VIZ. .. FEEASE
Oc- j.. f.eE Est--.
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PULE ToACcEPTo REFUSE

To TsH4le Grove -fa---n Grove. ~l1an~r. .-
ternarried with He1rv Bnystadt Maglsua inter-
married sikh Dlvt Lambert and kebelea 4L.
vas ilterL-trriet With ras W I.r who g. GOV sa-
ceased. ali living ia S1mersst County. ga. ali ed.
ceV- Maria .-ggT- and ECreeal N l.s u-5 re-. ia
ia Benton county. lIlErezGts.
l1u are hereby rl-lIaf o. auuesr % aa err
pha0's Court % b. hsi i1 ScIer-st. HT.arav.
tle e I1E OF November rerr. tJzecep- ar -a asa
-le real estate ~ lttzrl1e frasa isea1ss lr -fa
sppral--i valuation 70 -a9a rll.e Why the .-le
sh1aid 1st te .flt
SaEclEF'- fE-r- EuttAE KYLE
sept rs. lss1 Sh-rl
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rorNTY COMMITTEE.

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

EDUcAuryA- No-IgE-ApF-e.1H- ---ia
of school readers viii De introduced into th.
ing If the approaching te-m- uc-aher l--a
The Introduction VIII b- effected h, a.. esq
change oi tAe old books ia l-e. l.r c.- ..aa
books and a small consideration % money
We have also adopted G9t-- Ari-hmes.. JOB
gradual Introduction where e s. r.la.z-d
or desired an elementary work on gram
mar, VIII also De placed 900 the same coadi-
tons. where /. may De desired hy ,ea-he,
orua-rsn. By orlcr 3D.. the Board.
p. Hr=BtNr.
p. s-Bv special arrangements these
book. vii, he placed in rhe hands Oh j
SNYDER & Co.. I'D >l.re--.t borough fa- -ail
and distribution.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Es---e gf Ha-iel Herslna ryer. a.e .r Crs
maaen- Ilrp-- S1me-ss- county. Pa. deed
Letters Of llllnis -rs.ioB On ere a1lFs es-ars
having been granted % the la -r- -a... -- q. i
hereby given % -h1ss INDEBTED - lt -.f is I-.-a
4.4tc - glIsu-. and rne-e hlFirs c.s.a.e sr .r--
T. % prs-aE- them tuIy aurlrlt.aa.sf a.- --t-ie-
meut gu S1-url gay. The -ltt dzF u r.rvra.- -.-
lssi- 20 Tie late lllleF-e-I a- dec de ll -a.I ~
CYRUS HERSHBEEgE
te- ti AGuirra-ra.H-.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

" Eeres-r tEe undersigned wls zr1- .r.flT e ..-
it1r b. tie Orphans Court Gf Slr-a-sa- a..---- 81
make distribution oi the fu1-- .n -t, r1aH. 81
jacob aie-1ar-- EXscu-Gr Of
LIN IL j. ING
late ol Upper Eurkeyl5o- traLsL4n -ar..--..
County. p. deeel sci
Therefore, notice is hereby given tlat sstI AM
i-ar vii 80 90 HE tce 10 the Larlggl 1i Srnr-s-
10y the purpose OF dlsrtar-fug the curles af uIa
sald appointment Ou Fri.ily, the Zs-h ,l.s rf t-.
1he-. l',9 when a1i where ali perser. i5ter--fa.l
can aitsnc d. s. ENgSLET
LuHfrr
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IJrySrr X Ee,7. Tr~,-s.
o,.c--e,,
~
s..-.-..,.--.,.-,, ''''''' '''' ~
y i',' 's''ie ~" '''''' nom ,Ae 'iei'''l} ''
v '''''.'''''' i''' i'a'7'' 'ifo'i' our place on
~'-'''s ''''' "'eA '-'-e''-ilz o l'---e Moor
l'-u-+''' ?.
T. " Hie~rtes i.ai'as "r1r ." 3'rH
vas invited 10 address a Republican ince.-
Ing a. Lisoniet las. "e-h 3iT Eiess1Ast
Is qal'e " yoa's man on, j. H'a.,'Hf d z2''i
i-n - '.'-' - i'No.'. speaker
The house pi Jonathan skunk. !o-ate !
So'a i'1r miles 1'r.aea-. ". aiir ''7a,
consumed by IRE ou last IHus-di+ I. Is
SUPP i1sed Is WAS ea'i-ed by o defective iiGH
'Ir. NnunN mana=ri 90 save nearly a-. l-ls
household goods
Preparations are uJ8 being majg ,,La1ea
''raGsiug' meeting at this place next Satur-
day afternoon and evening. We have she
assurance that number of good speakers
will be here. Among them Gen. !. NJ
Campbell, General " II. Koontz. y. ! Col
born and others Invitations have been
sent to several Of thc surrounding towns
asking their marching clubs 10 join in q
t3Fch-iisht procession IN the evening. We
confidently expect ono o- 1850 marching
clubs to be with III and tia. "c "LH haNe 20
grand parade Eye7J body is inEi;el 20 ar
ten! The meeting as This "'.l be tAe -s't'i'.-
est meeting c'er held IN our L,tir town.
Turn oui and hear the everlasting truths
i-lFiy an" sINafe.y e--se'alHaieL
It +, with sincere regret that we are called
upon to chronicle the death Of 1Ir~ Adam
: ~hatIer. residing few miles north ofour
village. About three weeks ago. then in her
usual health, Mrs, ~hadcrwas attacked with
typhoid Pneumonia. and though the very
best attention was shown her, the disease
assumed a malignant form and ON Wcslue,-
day morning last her spirit took its fight 20
q happier world. Mrs.. ShaGcr was au cs,i-
mablc lady and in life Was surrounded br
q host of friends and admirers, and her loss
leaves q void not easily allcd The hercit
husband and afflicted family have the SYM
pathy of the neiEhborho9d in tHis their
deepest hour orafljc;jou.
There IS q time I'm the course al human
event, when man f., favored with demo-
cratic speech. and tIiHlappcuod 10 Dc ourlot.
On Friday afternoon las. we took IN the
meeting at Jcuner,ouu. Meetings for the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

The Republicans Of staunch old Shade
Township met at Jacob Helman'S on Mon
day afternoon and raised magnificent Gar
field and Arthur pole 40 feet high and 5fJ
4inches around the butt. In the evening an
enthusiastic meeting was held. Of which
George Lambert wa, President VIM. Reel.
Alex. McGregor and Jesse Slick Vice Presi-
dents and VIM. Trent, Secretary. Addres-
Sos were made by Campbell, Trcntanl ScUii
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

To be or not TO be +, That i the question
Whether 'tis nobler IN the raind - suffer
the aches and Iains that human flesh l.
heir 10. when oyertsken BY . severe cough
CT cold, or 70 purchase bottle Of sines'
syrup OF T4r. Wild Cherry and HorehoHnd
and BY thus opposing, end them.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate 1i Mary Morgan, late 0f Jenner t1uH.li...
Slmersel Co. Pa. deed
Letters Cf lauinlstrari4u On the above sa-4-.
. having been zraltet % the undersizued ~ die
Register ci >Qmerret county Penn Notice 81
hereuy given % these i1detJei % b t1 make ll-
inell@fe payment ami those haginz claims or
demands WI present them duly au-Le1ticatef p.r
ssLtl1meUt
". j. ROSE
Octo admir-. Mary Morgan. dcs.t.
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4 STRANGE PEoFLE-Do you know THAR
there are strange people in our community,
We say strange people because they seem 10
prefer 70 suffer and Tz.ss their days misera-
bly, nlasle 50 by Dyspepsia, and Liver Com
plant, Indigestion. Constipation. and rener-
al debility, when SHH.OH'S VITAIIZEE
Is guaranteed u cure them.
For sale Is George " Benf5al Somerset
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ne u-dersigned- duly supQlBteI 70 sistEilEis
The funf 70 the hlncs q y iliiam Bralt- admins
traitor a John T. Brs1t. de- d
Hereby giyes notice that be VII attend 70 ,hs
duties q his appoirtnFut cn Friday. ths Is- q
October 1850 ~ his once IN Somerset horough,
VIXEN ami where 81 fersous Interested uay ~
tend
II. /. BAEE,
SepJIJ. A4u.,-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Az oLp NAS ELoQuENr.-HUu Nm. No
r1n OF Philadelphia. has been doing some
grand service % ths Republican cause in
Somer>e, county During the past ten DAYS
he has made telling speeches at Redwood
Salisbury Meycr>iale, Berlin. Shanksville.
and at other points His convictions Of the
right are intense. md his language Away.
strong and ,o the point He has never vet
finished an addre~> 20 our people without an
eager call flr him 20 continue. We are
heartily glad that be ha, favored the Repub-
lcaus Of soner>e; county with Lis stirring
aidr,sScs. Daring the administration Il
Nr- Lincoln Mr.. Moran represented our
country abroad with distinction
Rally boys for Uncle Jake Campbell /,
He was true and brave soldier during the
var his opponent was a Coprerheaa and
voted against giving the right Of suffrage 70
unr brave men in the field. lie j. and al
ways vas In favor of homes. money hi,
opponent was Greenbacker. and vouId h,
yei if he thought he could make vote bv
b. Uncle Jake never sold cadetshius. has
no Doyle cs>ss. Boyd pension frauds. oranv
other dishonest at clinring TO him 10 mar
his fame
Rally, boys, rally.
Prom hilltop and valley.
Your banners unfarl 70 the sky.
Old Jake's on the track.
Won; you stand AZ his b.ses
All you in his favor say ave.
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TuAr HClY.rtT-r NElElV lV=.-la- i.s.'-
cr..ts auuoauaeja d meeting .a flaming Ta---
c-s - be held a- Bucsssswa. D.t1berZJ, i>-3.
y the time for meeting approached all
Iiberal-miadeI. a- weIl a- well a= clu-e-ra-
tive men were looking for The uuwa-Ae.L
unterrided hosts Of bastard re.ormc-- to Hut
ina an ppcarance. .huru5neeame TLaJ1Her
town Brass Band arrivsI e. Charm tLc
hears ofthe -balLJ--5Jz suffers. as vel.a-
70 alleviate ;Ae -olr5vs oItAe.r minds e4:--
ed by the change ia Indiana. f1- did an-
find auy speaker VI allle--a te gree. with
their soul stirring I41-ic. a resident " the
town desired them % play @ tame .t- .-i..a
bu. they refused 10 play ior q D-mre---.al-i
then played for Republican. Tie Reg-h-
Ecan meeting ola fs@ weeks previous to
this was @ success I'D r--lri 70 numbers a,
well Us enthusiasm. notwithstanding tAc
lyingas-cr.ous of tho Somerset Daaaar..
There wgrca few Democrats present. and
one engaged iu stealing l01r pounds OF
horseshoe nails for ras.imc lie certain
ly was not interested iu Protection 90 Free
Trade. as this came % his hands without
any labor or expense 90 himself
LANBEETSvILLz, $50.
October %.
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DoOR-hoCEks Hinges SCREWS LATCHEs DooR-I4xoBs
DON'T FORGET PLACE
O. 3, BAER'S BLOCK,
Ianuary4.ls. JOHN f. BIYAIYFR


DUBLIC SALE.
Pursuant % IN order Of tie Orph1a-- Court .s
SoIier-ei county, Penn 'a., there ulH be- SOD .-
public aaie, "a the premises, On
Saturday, Oct1Jer 50id. 1s,u.
! AZ o'clock p n. the following described 70.
e. li,e- late oi Joseph J. Smith. deed 20 wiz
a lirrl slf uats iu Somerset Twp Somer-et 90
r a. a1ioinin2 lands % Aaron Casebeer Isuafban
,Slni4a. ae-- Jacob tlssaeer. Jonathan 4 RhraE-.
Jscoo holman Henry n. ShadeF AMI oth---
1ht4inlEE about - acres, sf which about % acres
are cleared, and thebalauce we'll tinterri. plenty
o. water on lie premises There e. small l.v.f
NJ hpu-s new end ais0 some fruit t--es au .re
p-4's- Convenient % school chucaes. S.
TERMS
7 en- per cent % De paid az soon 1 ti- rrarr--4
p Alp' N-l GOWN The balance oi Cne-HfII On HH--
AS'lAllHl ef sales the remainder .a six months
i from cay oi -lie. with Interest
HENRY 81 SHAFFET
: JACOB j. SMITH
~cc,- O. Adm .rf. Of Joseph J. smith la.-T
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Zane s,rayiag On The premises 0f Jsesb Pile ,
Somerset toErsaip, one year OH heifeT VIII
40 white legs snd white a. tie belly Cane O
Piles about ABxust 70. Is-o Owner r1as. cornf
forward, prove property, snd pay charges or ~
esfray VII be sold according 20 lar.
ADAM s MILLER.
SEPT. - ClerE
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The Republicans Of StOuycreek had @
large and enthusiastic meeting a. Shanks-
vile, on Saturday last A beautiful pole. Is
feet long, was raised, Notwithstanding the
inclement weather. After the pole wa>
raised, the crowd repaired 70 the school
house, packing the large room % is utIaos;
capacity. The meeting was organized by
appointing C. 4 Brant, President, and the
usual number OF Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries. Able and eloquent addresses were
delivered by Hon. J. NJ. Campbell and Ma,
A J. Colborn. Stonycreek is alive and viii
roll up her largest majority for the entire
Republican ticket
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The Republicans expect 10 have a big
time nj Jcnner Y Roads. saturday. Let
there Poe q full turnout.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

The Frielens Garfield and Arthur Club
were noticeable forthe number Of good look
ing Young men in its ranks. Thursday night
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

GRAND RETUBLicAS RALLy.-Tbe larse~:
political demonstration ever witnessed ia
Berlin was had on Friday evening last. No
special effort vas made to get out 4 crowd +;
it was an uprising and outPourins Of the
people from al the surrounding country
Early in the evening the meeting was call
ed 70 order by Prof Critchield, the Prcsi-
dent Of the Berlin Republican Club and
Hon. J NJ Campbell, cur candidate for
Congress, was introduced, who PROCEEDED to
address the people on the political Issues OF
the day. He had spoken but short time
when he was interrupted by the arrival OF a
delegation ofabout one hundred from Mey-
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a ~-IENEEl- &c. AtIJI \ ~
T're f-lIouirz a-e1uuts bave feen fled in uT
olace and Elu 5= pressn-ea % ne Ccarl ~ ell-
1rI1ztlCl Ql
TTsrsdUL Norcmjg II. 1850,
When and where lu perss1s i-.e-ss.e1 ca ~
tend
FI-st ard fnaI s-osszt 1f Js11 u Topper z1-
Y ? Wsner, assigcsss q Hel-y s1afe a1i
Esry La vile.
Flrs- and anal ace1unf q ~ e. C. L-TclE-s---
asslznee q Jacoo klein and vie.
Protho1otsry- 2 Olacs y = si@hEl.l4
Cs.fofer IS 20. ~ j. Israt11zelt---
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ON Saturday last N- Michael Anscl had
his ha-~c hiJrhej in from; OF the Srmerc;
House, when i- was stolen hy a noted
horse thief He was pursued by Elijah
King au his noble black and oycrhaaled in
about three miles The thief took % the
woods Mr. King is deserving OF great
credit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

The tax payers of this county will have to
come down to the tune Of sI.0,559 Gusts in
'he Coiiroih-BGrket rape ease.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

One Of the best meetings that has been
held in the county this fall was II Hiilegas's :
on Saturday afternoon. An organization
was effected By electing the following list Of
officers President, Samuel Walker Vice
Presidents, jesse Geller, Samuel Custer, Geo.
Ellenberger, Abraham Nusser, and Rudolph
Kelley Secretaries 4. II. HilleEas, VIM
Ware. and John NJ Schrock. The sqeakers
were Hon. J. NJ Campbell r J. Koo,er.
and Y. B. Critchfeld.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
THE SILENT BOYS IN BLUE.

Has the whole year but one lone day
In which our heroes 70 remember?
Shall we, who decked their graves in May
Forget our duty in November
Spring gave them flowers Of purest white,
And web they matched each brave blu,
coat;
But frosty autumn pleads their right
To every loyal freeIaan's vote.
They died but left for Us TO see
Their battle iag should honored stay
The sky around its stars 10 be
Forever blue and never gray
That Boy in Blue, who bore his part
Until he lay in Southern earth
Was not his bullet-silcnced heart
A. much a one white ballot worth?
Men of the South, We show the gray,
We once f0rgave. but still remember
Float, rebel flags, your little day,
BeiUare the North T''ad ia NorcatJdr;