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

/ iheY uieu. out icit Tor Us 10 see
Their battle iiae should honored stay
The sky around It's 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 n one white ballot WORTH
Men Of the South, We show the gray
We once f3rgave: but still remember
Float, rebel hag> your little day,
Beuare the North H-ad IN NorcBl5a
C. II. CRANDALL.
one family in Trenton \. j., furnishes
nine vote, for Garfield This is the banner
family so far-N y. Tribune
Samuel Miller and wife, Quemahoning
twp. this county, have had thirteen child
ren-twelye boys and girl With one ex-
ception the boys are living in this county,
all bu;.one are. of voting age and every moth
/ er's son Of them, with the old gentleman
are for Garfield The nine older brothers
are independent farmers, and the two
+ Younger soon will be. Mr. Miller and his
estimablc wife are YET vigorous, and much
respected wherever known. The Trenton
family Will have TO step down and out.
. Eleven votes are slightly in excess Of nine.
\ friend has just handed Us list Of the
names Of the Miller brothers, procured from
+ one Of the number: Josiah, Noah Gillian
E Udcadl. Peter. samuel, Adam. Jacob, Jcre-
miah. David, Franklin, Lemon, Benjamin,
(will be u next September The father IS
/ q years old and the mother 20.
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S>LrorA FINE HoRsE-F J. Koosor, Esq.
lately sold his elegant black horse at a good
round figure. our citizens viii be panied
+ 10 lear, that they will lnevcrmore behold the
archcd neck and quivering. extended nos
trils OF this superb specimen Of the equine
genus. lie was of pure Arabic blood, both
/ sire and dam having been imported from
+ Mecca bv a we'll known st0ck-raiser of Ken
lucky. Although very fleet his owner like
Mr.. Banncrl would never consent to place
him upon the race track, and his possible
time is onlvconiectural. Good judges OPEN
f lv declare that hc could have e4ualcd the
speed of the wild mule OF Tartary, which,
yeracious travellers assert. cuurses al the rate
I Of mile in minute Generally tractahlc
. in harness. whenever he approached a street
cra>sin. he would dash over il AT a break
neck gait. and no bit could curb nor strong
arm prevent the exercise OF this singular
propensity. IN these days ofrailruad build
4 ing the streets OF our village are sometimes
crowded. and the plunsing of the Arabian
endangered many lives, and forced our hu-
mauitaria1i friend reluctantly TO part with
noble animal which was very dear 70 him.
+ Yc Local. in company with :. L. Trent
ESQ. hied across the mountain TO West
moreland County. Friday. 20 be present att
demonstration to he held in Ligonier. Fri
day evening and to be participated in by
thc-talwart Republicans Of the entire Lyon
. irr valley and surrounding country. Sever
al very handsome arches were thrown
across the principal streets Of the town. and
the dwelling and business houses of every
Republican IN town were neatly and lastly
decorated with flags. evergreenS, bunting
and many colored lanterns and brill
lau.lvillmninated
The torchlich; procession was Immense
and was participated In by large number
or beautifully uniformed clubs. bands. and
drum corps. The Latrobe club, two hun
dred and fifty strong. with their handsome
white caps. capes and lcEsins-. headed by
their new band, werethe observed of all Oh
servers, and ELECTED great applause as they
passed the different points where crowds
had con-resatcd.
The meeting was held in the open air
DR. McGowau of Ligonier, introduced Mr..
:. L. Trent. who made the speech Of the
evening. He was followed by several other
gentlemen whose names We do not now re-
call.
The delegation from Iatrohe were 50 well
pleased with Mr.. Trent's speech that they
insisted on his going 20 La,robe and speak
ing At q meeting THAI was advertised Tor that
place on saturday. the meeting was held
in the Opera House, and one of the best We
have ever attended anywhere. NJ. Trent
spoke for an hour and a quarter and was
followed by Col. Danforth, OF the famous
18th Ohio district, in 4 very able and elo-
quent manner.
The Republicans Of Wcstmoreland are
making hcrculean efforts 10 carry
their county this fall, and a7e very conf
dent of elcctins their candidates for Sheriff,
Senate, and District Attorney. Just here
we wish 10 return thanks to Mr. A Shoe
maker and his most eS,imable lady for their
kind and courteous treatment whilst We
were In Iatrobc