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Railway Building in Seven Months.

CHICAGO, August 3.-The Ra7ra5
Aqs has figures showing that the to
tai construction of way lines of rail
road for seven months in the United
States has been more than 600i
miles: Should the proportion hold
good during the remainder of the
year. the total mileage built for 1885,
would be nearly $4,000, but it is not
likely to run over 10000 miles.
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Whenever you find Pennsylvania pcli;.
ical newspaper giving place 10 innuendoes
against the character and manhood of the
sainted Garfield, turn to the top OF the edi-
torial page and you will find the name OF
General Beaver for Governor. In Other
words, what is meanness elsewhere. is Stall
wartism in Pennsylyania.-Hc Hcyersdale Com.
merciai.
We believe we have as extensive
a list of exchanges as any county
paper in this part of the State, and
we have never seen in Republican
journal anything to justify this men
dacious lie.
But as the Commercial is playing
second fiddle for the Democrats, and
doing its little best to assist that
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party in wrecking the Republican
organization, we invite its attention
to a speech made by one of its
friends in the fight against General
Beaver.-General William B. Thorn
rs, Democratic candidate for Sher-
if in Philadelphia, at meeting OF
the Young Mems Democratic Club
of the Fifth Ward last week, said :
" II was nothing more than retrlbu-
tive Justice that sent the bullet
through President Garfield in re-
turn for his alleged rascality in
the Presidential frauds OF 1876"
That this was not mere hot headed
declaration made in an unconsider-
ed speech is evidenced by the fact
that the Philadelphia Record a few
days afterwards published & further
declaration from Thomas. as fol-
lows:
Il hold to the argument advanced by
myself in speech the other night that 1t
was divine retribution for his participation
in the electoral frauds of 1876 that Garfield
was shot said General William b. Thomas,
a candidate for Sheriff. ''It IS good argu-
ment, and one firmly believe in. If the
administration of the Government had
passed into the hands .of the Democrats in
1876. it would have been retained in 1850.
Garfield would not have been President,
and, therefore, the occasion for shooting him
would not have arisen. Garfield brought
his death upon himself. His participation
in the frauds of 1876 was instrumental in
seating Hayes and depriving Tilden of the
Office to which he was fairly elected. If
Tilden had gone into the chair he would
have remained there, and the argument is
plain. Now, ! was one who was ready to
take vigorous measures to secure the seating
of Tilden. was ready to have force used,
and would have joined in the movement.
Garfield was one of the visiting statesmen
to Louisiana. and helped to steal the State
from Tilden All these things led directly
TO his succession to the Presidency, and it
shows clearly that he brought his death up
on himself"
The Commercial coined the lie
against the Republican press to suit
its base purpose, and conveniently
overlooked the equally base lies of
its Democratic colleague. The two
falsifers should be pilloried to-
gether.
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THE cry of the Independent kick
ers has been that in the Republican
party the masses were denied a free
choice Of candidates and the control
of the party. But when the Repub-
licans offered to agree to new con-
vention to be held under rules made
by the Independents themselves, at
which all Republicans should vote
for candidates, the Independents re-
fused. Why? Because they knew
their charge was false, and the Re
publican voters would prove it so at
the polls.
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THE Gettysburg Star end Seatiael
one of whose proprietors is Hon.
Edward Mcpherson, the present
Clerk of the National House OF
Representatives. and the recognized
leader of the Blaine forces in the
State-has been a champion of the
Independent revolt, but being now
satisfied from the action of their
State Committee at its meeting in
Philadelphia last week, that the
leaders of that movement mean
war not peace" it gives vent to its
views and feelings as follows:
! The Independents have issued an address
( in justification of their action, the sum and
substance Of which is that the action Of 4
convention called on their own regulations,
cannot be trIIsted-that It might result in
the nomination OF Gen. Beaver. This is a
recognition of Gen. Beavers essential
strength, a frank declaration of unwilling
! ness 10 abide by the fairly expressed the will
q II.
The demand OF chairman M'Kee and his
followers that the Republicans shall or
shall not nominate tins or that man, as "A
condition of their support of the nominee,
srnacks of bossism fully as offensive as that
against which they profess to be making
war.
The Star and Sentinel has been out-spoken
in denunciation of the machine methods
which for some years have dominated over
State conventions and persistent in its de-
inands for reform. After the action of the
Continental conference and the substantial
adoption by the State convention of its rec
concentrations, looking 10 a full and fair ex-
preston of the popular will. we had hoped
/ for harmonious action this fall l. now
looks as if the way 10 peace were barred by
I ill-advised action of the Independent State
Committee, and there is nothing left for true
! Republicans bat TO rally 10 the support of
the regular nominees of the party. as the
only possible hope of preventing the State
from passing under Democratic control.
The Republicans of Adams county take no
stock in political bosssm. come in what
grIise it may; but they are loyal TO the
Republican cause believe in its vital princi-
piles, and will assert their devotion to them
at the polls next November by voting for
General Beaver and the State Ticket.
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Drunken Man Murdered by MoSqui-
toes.

TALLAHAssEE, Fla, August s.
John Hopper, a road worker, was
found dead in q swamp near Milton,
covered with mosquitoes, who had
killed him by draining out his life
blood. He had left Milton last night
intoxicated and carrying jug OF
whiskey.
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The Lesson Of 1880 Forgotten.

charlesion Sers. Dem.
The Democratic party cannot out
bid the Republicans for the support
OF the high-tariff men, and no one
who believes in protection, in tht
North and West viii vote the Dem.
ocratic ticket. Safety and success
therefore, for the Democrats, lie in
the direction of "a tariff for revenue
ONLY"
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REPUBucANs must not forget that
either the Republican candidate,
General Beaver, or the Democratic
candidate, MIR. Pattison, viii be
elected Governor A vote cast for
Mr.. Stewart, the kickers' candidate,
is simply vote thrown away, as
his warmest friends dare not pretend
that he has the slightest chance of
an election
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4 Curious Misfortune.

BLOOMFIELD, Ia, August 3.-To-
day as James Brown, a farmer, was
driving under the telegraph wire on
the Rock Island railway, atBelknap,
this county, a lightning stroke fell
on the wire. killing Brown.
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THE public debt was reduced dur
ing the month Of July sl3, 3,S60,027.
No better evidence OF our National
prosperity under Republican rule
can be furnished than this steady
reduction of the public debt.
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Hirs Death Expected any Moment

ATLANTA. Aug. 3.-Senator Hill
If far ieebler than he has vet been,
and is growing weaker every mo-
ment. He has not swallowed food
in a week, and his power of speech
is gone. The whole of his right jaw
bone has been eaten away. The
cancer is doing its horrible work in
rings. The tissues on either side of
the throat have been destroyed, and
the windpipe may be attacked at
any moment. His death is now
momentarily expected from hemor-
rhage.
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GEN. HANCOCK says of Gen. James
A. Beaver, the Republican candidate
for Governor
II consider him one OF the mos;
intrepid, intelligent and efficient
young officers in our service during
the war, and on several occasions
mentioned him in my official reports
for valuable service and distinguish
ed bravery"
This is the man who Senator
Mitchell telegraphed should "bc
beaten" Mitchell owes his position
as United States Senator to the Re
publican party. Hancock is manly
and generous enough to bear truth
ful testimony to the worth of a po
litical opponent, while Mitchell j:
ungrateful and mean enough to Try
to stab brave soldier in the back
the "latchets Of whose shoes he Is
not worthy to unloose." i"
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THE Independents are forced to
admit that General Beaver is an
honorable, accomplished and christ
ian gentleman; brave soldier and
a true Republican. All that they
have to howl about is that Senator
Cameron wants him elected, and
they urge Republicans to defeat him,
and turn the State over 70 the Dem
ocracy, because they hate Cameron.
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Think IL Over. Brethren

Elwira Idgerfiser. -
The Independents of Pennsylva-
MIA should think many times before
making up their minds to help elect
a Democratic Governor. A party
that is worth reforming is worth
saving.
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CANDIDATE MCMICHAEL, Of the
new machine ticket, does not conceal
the independent purpose to com
pass the defeat OF the Republican
party this year, to the end that the
new bosses may ride into power. On
the day following the late meeting
of the Independent State Committee
he thus outlined the plan Of the In
dependent managers
THE returns will show Demo
cratic ticket elected by a plurality.
The party will then inquire, what is
the cause Of this What is the rem
edy? The conclusion will be: Let as
haze a change OF men, to the end that
higher principles and better meth
ods may prevail"
And thus, reason the new machine
managers, the defeataof the party
viii operate to bring issunder their
control. This is the only unity
they will consent to.-BtLcr Cit
i-en.
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THE Independents of Pennsylva-
MIA should change the designation
of their party to that of the order of
the Gracchi, since it is evident that
what they are intent upon is not SO
much to bring about a victory as to
run amuck against the spears of all
the populace. To the proposal of
the regulars that all the questions at
issue between the two factions be
submitted to the vote of he Repub-
licans of Pennsylvania, the Inde-
pendents reply: "We are not after
votes. 1t is quite immaterial to US
whether the majority Of the Repub-
lican votes of Pennsylvania are most
in love with our reforms or with our
abuses. If we are few are not our
principles just as clearly entitled to
success as if We were many ? But we
are paraphrasing, when a literal quo
tation would be more explicit. They
say
Whether your ticket has the sup
port OF many Or few, of the majority
or minority of the Republican vot-
ers, does not affect in the smallest
degree every citizens right to record
himself against the abuse which it
represents.
All this means that the managers
connected with the Independent Re-
publican ticket are not politicians,
but heroes, waiting for the earth to
yawn, so that they can ride into the
chasm on horseback, and go down
into the regions of Pluto in manner
to win the huzzas of Rome. This is
the way Greeley rode into the chasm
in 1872, but unfortunately the peo-
pie, instead of huzzaing, only looked
on, and expressed the opinion that
he had lost his head when ne might
better have kept it.-Hnter OCEAN.
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TINE AND Expense SAvED-Hard workers
are subject 70 bilious attacks which may end
in dangerous illness. Parker's Ginger Ton
ic keeps the kindeys and liver actiye and
by preventing the attack saves sickness,
time and EXPENSE Desroi, Press.
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The Democrats and their assist.
ants are good deal annoyed over
the fact that Pattison, the the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor, is a
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NOTICE.
No. 25l. Aug. Term,
lss3

? Phebe -tahl No. PSI. Aug. Term.
Francis H. Young. Foreign Attachment.
Somerset County S.. The Commonwealth, of
Pennsylvania. To the Sheriff Of Somerset Coun-
! ~ Greeting We command yOu that you AZ
tnch Francis II. Young late Of your county by all
and singular his goods and chatteis, lands and
tenemeuts, in whose hands or possession soever
the same may be, so that be be and appear before
cur Court OF Common Pleas 70 be holden at Som
eT2et IN and for said County, On the fourth Mon
day Of august there to answer Phebe Stahh o! a
plea OF debt ior sum not exceeding S2Jl. And
ycu are hereby commanded To summon
and al Otner persons in whose hands
or possession the said goods anu chattels, lands
AMI teneinents. or any Of them may b. attached
50 that they be and appear before said Court at
the day and place mentioned in the above writ TO
answer what shall be objected against them and
abide the Judgment Of the said Court therein
And have you then there this writ
Witness the Honorable VIM J. Raer. Presi.
dent Judge at Somerset this 22nd day OF July in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and elghty-twO.
S. Z. TRENT,
By vi-tue OF the within writ of attachment to ne
directec. went upon the premises OF the deteu-
dant, Francis Il. Young, and hndlng no one in
possession Of sald premises. / attached all the
right, title, interest and claim of said defendant
Francis Z. Young, Of in, and 10 the following De-
scri5od real estate, viz: 4 certain tract of land
situate in BrOthsrsvalley township. Somerset
county, Pa, adjoining lanus ofLevi Queer, Joseph
Coleman, J0hH FOust, Samuel Bittner and OFT
ers. Containing twelve acres, more or less, (be-
ing timber landl with the appurteaaaces 24th
July lss2. Mill AS TO Francis II. Young. SO
answers
JOHN ]. SPANGLER.
Published by rler Of Court.
WM. J. BAER.
Jy-25 President Judge.
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DIE 10 ACCEPT OR REFTs
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

a en- Orphans Court held az Somerset, Pa. N
the egth dav of April, A. ID. 1852, the untersirue
Auditor was tu.y appointed 10 make dis,rinu
lion Of the ftinds in the hands Of Adam r. Biau
rer, Administrator Of Sarah Lsar. decd, 70 an
among those legally entitled thereto. herebl
gives notice that he will attend to the duties o
the above appointment on W ednesday the II d5'
Of August, iSs2, at his Office, IL the borough O
Somerset. Pa, when and where all persons inter
ested can attend Z they see proper.
JNO. II. SCOTT.
iyl2 Auditor.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of John ". Haines, late of Jenner Twp
Somerset Co. deed.
Letters % administration on above estate hayin-
been granted 10 sae undersigned ~ the proper 81
thority. notice l. hereby given 10 al persons ID
deotsd 20 said estate 10 make Immediate pay
ment, and these having claims against II "a pr
sent them duly autkentea.Tf for settl-meHi Z
'TAursday the 7th day of September 49,, q;
O'Clock Il. N. AZ the ll.c residence Of deceased.
JOSIAH KELLER,
iv-as Adininistrator
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As pretext for their boiling and
kicking, the Independents asserted
that the delegates to the Republican
convention that nominated General
Beaver were not chosen by the peo-
pie, and therefore called another
convention to which the "people
were to select the delegates. 1t viii
be remembered that the so-called
delegates from this county were ad-
mitted to have been selected not by
the people but by a few letters and
proxies" and it turned out on in
vestigation that the Philadelphia
convention was composed principal
| ly OF delegates representing no con-
stituency. The data showing bow
the delegates Of the different parties
were selected has been secured, and
is as follows:
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: DEMONSTRATORS SALE
!
GE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

u = n h4A = = - - - - - n
BY virtue Of sn order of sale issued out Of.
Orphans Court Of Somerset County. Pcnna.. 3
% NE directed, l vii expose 10 sale bypt
oUtcry, On tae premises, en-
SATURDAY, dug 18Th. 1882
at one o'cl5cS ia the Afternoon. the Surface s
Of all tna. certain tract of i2ud situate IN z
IurseyiOot township, Somerset county, PEN
adjoining lands Of Jacob Slay. Alkaline h.
haugh, Pittsburgh & Baltimore Goal. Cose & b
Company, Frederick IounSin's estate and otis
containing IA acres, more OF less. insulting
Zee simple Ot iive acres around the house AMI i1
with reservation o. coal luV domestic and agr..
tIiral purposes about 81 aces thereof c.esr
anC having thereon erected q two-st9rv log t-
and log barn late tne estate 0i Charles =
deed.
TERMS
Cash Ten per cent. OF purchase mozey t.
paid on day ct sale. One-,hirl Of any aai-
there may De after payment ci al de0ts o.
main lien on the iInd in lieu Of the dover
the widow
jy-eG 1dmiaisJrata.
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So from this it appears that the
Independents had seven conven-
tons, and that private caucus "
selected the balance. A pretty peo-
pies convention, was it not? Nine
counties had no representation OF
anv sort.
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Summer Complaints.

diseases u the bowels prevalent, end s Gt
of of
PAIN is Darrhe Complaint,
Cholera Cholera AIorhGs etc, and Is perfectly safe
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FOR CoNGRESSSfAN-AT-LARGE,
MARRIOTT BR0SIUS,
Lancaster county.
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native of Maryland, and was little
boy, singing my Maryland" " when
Gen. Beaver was risking life and
limb in defence of the nation. or
course, it makes but little difference
where man was born, SO that be
has the right stuff in him but still
Pennsylvanians will hesitate before
placing this young Marylander at
the head of our old commonwealth,
over the head of such a man as Gen
Beayer.-Ldncaster Ia9alrer.
REPUBLICANS may just as well
recognize one fact. The Independ-
ents are no longer striving to reform
the Republican party. They are
now simply striving to defeat and
destroy it. They are no longer ask
ing for a concession of what they
deem to be just and right and for the
best interest of the Republican par
ty. They are demanding its surren-
der into their hands. Their demands
cannot be complied with. All true
Republicans want peace, but they
do not want peace at the price Of a
dishonorable lowering of the Repub-
ican flag, and handing over the Re-
publican organization to a set of
leaders who have given such con-
vincing proofs of the hollowness and
insinserity of their professions of
Republicanism.
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BarsERIDGE. =. T.. March - 1881.
PERRY DAvTs' PAIN KILLER aersT rcits 70 Glorf
iassani Tc,'ef for cra1p and pain ia the stomach
JOsE2a DURDITT.
NIcHoLV1LLE, y. y. Eel, :, ISL.
The rcry best medicine know Ok Ior t3 .efiteTy
cholera uori,us. and cramps IN the stomach Have
used Il FOR years and II is gre every time
JULIUS ". DE.
MoISGoSA. Iowa, March l.. Isl.
have used your PAIs KILLER in severe eases VI
crarp colo and cho.era r1orbcs and il gave Almost
instant relief ]. Z CALDW-LL-
GAINESVILLE, Ga, Feb =. lssl-
For twenty years have used yolr PALS KILLER
in my family Have used IL times Tor bowel
complaints and il aiisays Would not feeisaso
without O bottle in the honse. }. B. IvIE.
SAco. Ma, Jan. =, 1881.
Have ueed PERRY DAVIS PiIs h1I.LET, for twelve
years. 1t IL safe. sure. and reitaoic. No mother
should allow Il - be out OF the family.
H. T. NAyEs.
No family can safely be without Il
within the reach of al. For sale by all drug
PERRY DAVIS & Sol
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Having associated with me in the pr,eitise -. :
,,e,Ii..ire Dr.. G Z. Conrad, and oPened ns
booEs' All od accounts must be settled up mn ~.
dia.ay or they viii be lc.t n The hancs OF II O'-
eer for collection. ,,,frruFp
stoystown. July 10th, iss2
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SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
JOHN N. GREER,
Butler county.
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JUDICIARY TICKET.

JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
Philadelphia.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

un1 Aoo-
-.--.-r-.--...--.z---zz.r--
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR,
JAMES A. BEAVER,
Centre county.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS,
JOHN N. GREER,
Butler county.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T. DAVIES,
Bradford county.
FOR CoNGREsSsfAN-AT-LARGE,
MARRIOTT BROSIUS,
Lancaster county.
JUDICIARY TICKET.
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM HENRY RAWLE,
Philadelphia.
COUNTY TICKER.
ASSEMBLY,
WILLIAM S. MORGAN,
Jenner township.
ANDREW J. COLBORN,
Somerset borough.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JESSE HOOVER,
Milford township.
JURY COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES F. RAYMAN,
Brothersyalley township.
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10000 LBS, WOOL wanted !
V1DIEN GeDDS.

~ Agents are again csRvassing Somerset and
adjoining countieswith fine assortment o. Home
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which we wish TO exchange lor WOOL. SIy
stock = larger and more varied than ever before,
AMI we expect TO visit all oui customers in season
want your wool. not for speculation, but -
work y up In ourOwn county.
To those who viii bring their wool TO the Fact0-
~ viii say that have laid in u much larger
stock OF General Merchandise than ever before
which ! viii be glad 20 sell 10 you or trade for
your wool or other produce Ny StOeS iseomplete
IN Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes. Hats
and Caps, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Ready Made Clothing, CARPETS, etc, AT prices
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all For sale by all druggists and SC0 bottle
PERRY DAVIS g. SON, Proprietors Providence r. l.
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STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
JAMES A. BEAVER,
Centre county.
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FINANCIAL STATEMFl
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