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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
A husbands Awful CriWc

tsFTsRURGR, June A.-This after.
noon James Mcstene, lahorer, liv-
ing near Browns station, in fit of
jealousy crushed his wife's skull
with an AK and then fed The
woman lived until Z O'Clock this
evening. McStene was followed to
this city, where he was arrested and
lodged in Jail.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
GLEANNGS.

The Philadelphia Record remarks
that Chairman Cooper 'need not la
borunder tie delusion that anything
he can do or that he forbears to do
will please the Independents. They
have made up their minds to kick
the roof off the Republican wigwam,
and soft words are thrown away up
on them
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Heavy Hail Storm.

LAREDO, Tex. June 9.-The most
severe hail storm that teyeT was known
passed over Laredo 10 day, II last
ed increasingly from 6 10 : o'clock.
Hail stones as large us a hens egg
iell. The walls of Babcock's new
variety hall fel in, instantly killing
Charlie Munster and wounding two
others, one dangerously. The roofs
of several houes fell, causing dap,.
age to goods, tle extent OF which Is
not yet known Great damage, it is
feared, has ben done to sheep in
this country b. the storm.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

GuITEAU's last chance for life was
disposed of on Monday, the Judges
constituting the Court in banc de-
Gliding that the case shall not be re-
opened for argument. This settles
the case beyond a doubt, notwith-
standing Charles II. Reeds endeav-
ors TO have Il still further hearing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
surrounded and Captured.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 9.-The
Brookfeld, bank robbers, four in mum.
Der, were surrounded in the woeds
about 100 miles northwest of Kinks
vile. at 6 a. m.. and finding resist
ance useless surrendered. They were
taken to kirksville where n number
of their friends are congregated, and
say the prisoners shall not be taken
to Brookfield. A fight is looked
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

Hoy. JAMES G.. BLAINE has writ
ten letter declining to be a candi-
date for Congressman-at-Large in
Maine. He hopes that the cam
paign will result in the election of a
Legislature which will return Sena-
tor FRYE to the L. 5. Senate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

CHICAGO, June IA San
MIA. Texas, special says a !
explosion occurred yesterd
Tunnel No. op the g., ri
Railway extension. Two hul
and fifty kegs of blasting n
were ignited by u workman 81
east end of the extei.sion.
worktnen in the west cDd 81
once overwhelmed with earth,
ar,,i tree. Three were ki.i,d
five wnuuded.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

HEARTILY RECOMMENDED. - Don tc n'
PENN a good thing because you hav teet
deceived by worthless nOstrums. P'Ser
Ginger Tonic has cured many in thi see
ton of nervous disorders, and We POM
mend it heartily to such sutfereFs.-ls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
Five Children Killed on the Railroad

New YORK. June S.-Five chill
dren, three girs and two boys, sons
and daughters of John Lockwood
of Cos-Cob, Con, are reported 10 havt
been killed last evening while walk
ing on the tFa,k Of the New York
and New Haven railroad, hear that
village. They neard train ap-
preaching and crossed over TO the
adjoining track, when they were run
over and crushed to death by train
which came upon them from the op-
Dosite directipn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
THE GROUNDS OF SUPPORT.

Every Independent Republican can con-
sistently and conscientiously sustain the
Republican State Ticket for these reasons
l. Because General Beavers personal
character and fitness are irreproachable and
because, with a public disavowal of any
personal obligations, he has given the most
sacred pledge TO administer the high trust
of Governor ia the interest of the whole
party ana people,
il. Because the tiSkat embraces Il clear
majority of recognized and true Independ-
ent Republicans, some of whom. ii slated.
were slated with full Difference To the high
est standard of public requirement. and one
OF whom was nominated by the free and
spontaneous action of the Convention in
smashing the slate.
III. Because henceforth Popular Rule
and Free Representation are established in
the Republican party Gf Pennsylvania. and,
through the provision for tLa popular cleo
lion of all delegates, the people have the
opportunity to shape and control the party
acton and overthrow all boss denomina-
ton. if they choose 10 use il.
IN. Because the. platform ordians the
most advanced reform principles as the reg
uiar Republican creed. and, though il may
be an empty moekery with some of the ma
chine men il nevertheless fixes the doc
trine of the party. and crowns those who ac-
capt and enforce it as the true Republicans
!. Because the great advantages which
have BEEN gained during the past year and
in the Harrisburg Convention by the per-
Sisient demands Of tue Reforlners show
that reform within the Party is practicable.
Since the Independent ticket has
been placed in the field, the f'rass
has tackled about, has done its very
utmost TO create dissatisfaction with
the Republican ticket. and as before
stated, is clamorous.y calling for a
new convention and new ticket.
Carrying out this suggestion of the
Pness, Mr.. II. i. Harvey, OF Lock
Haven, has addressed letters of in
quiry to a number of gentlemen
throughout the State, extracts from
whose replies have been published
in the Press, from which we take the
following:
General ". III. koonZ, the veteran Inde-
pendent of Somerset, remarks, II entirely
agree with you that an effort should be made
TO harmoliEs both wings of the party, else
certain defezt, wsl follow. Ii is true that
the masses Of the party desire success, nor it
cannot be concealed thai there is a growing
opposition 10 the absolute rgle of . few men.
believe hattbe BOSSES really tried to sake
ticket which would be acceptable to ibS
party but the fact that most of the tick
had been indicated forsome time in advance
of the meeting of the Convention at Harris
burg. has created widespread dissatisfaction.
and unless something il done to haFnsonize
the two wings of the party there can be no
other result than defeat
1t is very easy matter for vete.
ran Independents " like Koontz to
sit on ? lofty pinnacle and growl,
and criticise, I'D predict defeat, and
assist to accomplis,. !. by asserting
that the bosses made the ,tie,sa., and
prcaaSs TO want harmony, but it is
observable that this veteran Inde.
pendent " nor any of his followers
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SINCE the Chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee has issued
a call re-convening the Harrisburg
Convention. on the Dist inst, for
the purpose of nominating candi-
date for Congressman-at-Large, in
place of Hon. Thomas NJ. Marshall,
declined, General ID. Stewart Elliott,
of Bedford county, and Hon. George
Lear, of Bucks, have written letters
and caused them to be published
denying the right of the Chairman
TO recall the Convention, because
when it adjourned it adjourned
sine die.
In our judgment, both of these
gentlemen have a greater love for
parliamentary hair splitting than
for the good OF the party that hon
ored them with seats in the eonven-
ton. A becoming modesty would
have referred the question of their
right To further act as delegates to
the people who selected them, in
stead of attempting TO further en-
broil the party by disputing the au-
thority of its chairman and inviting
continued controversy.
They have gained, perhaps, what
they desired-a little ephemeral no.
toriety-and they have exhibited.
what they profess to dep-eeate. a
spirit of personal bossism, in de-
claring their seats vacant, because
they Will not attend the.convention.
Ii the Republicans of these two
counties assent TO being thus dis
franchised by their representatives,
we suppose it is their business alone
The assertion that because the con-
vention adjourned without day.
il therefore cannot be re convened.
strikes Us as preposterous.
The Legislature is yearly adjourn
ed sine de, and yet the power of the
Governor to re-convene it at any
time is undisputed. These gentle
men insist that a new convention
must be called, TO which delegates
must be newly elected by the peo-
ple. Suppose Mr.. Marshall had
sent in has letter of declination with
in one minute after the convention
had adjourned, and before the dele
gates had left the house, does any
,ne doubt their power to immedi
tely re-conrene and make another
piaation? The object of the con-
on was to noGlinate n full
and under such eircumstan-
lave stood on a puRctilio
insisted that new con
AUST be called and new
elected, would have been (
ridiculous, but would have
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

A DISPATCH from Chambersburg
saws that Franklin county, the home
of Senator John Stewart, can poll
about 4,90O Republican votes, and
at least 400 of these will be given
for General Beaver.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
EXECUTORS NOFICE.

Estate of Anthony Lape, later JenDer township.
deceased.
Letters of testamentary Ol the above estate
having been granted 10 Tie undersigned, by
the proper auinority, notice is hereby given
TO those indebted 10 u 10 male immediate pay
ment, and those having clalns OF demands will
please present them duly auhent,eated for set
tement on Saturday, the I5tI day Of Juiv nj the
late residence OF deceased.
fhlIIP LAPE.
lSAaU HOFFMAN,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

TXECUTOR's NoTlCE.

Estate Of George Rnepper lata Of New Cla.r
vile borough, dtcd
Letters testamentary N tle above e.,l
having been granted 10 ths nieS.d snel By O.
proper authority, notice Is herty givea o. D.
persons indebted tO said esats y make iHus.
ate payment and those having ca Iss aXliTs o.
same to present them duly suLhnticated o.
tlement. on saturday, July 1th. lsS.
office Uf II. l. Baer, in SOmerseiborOugh
WM. G. fNEPPEL
may3I Executor OF Geo. -ngpper, ..
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A DMINISTRATORH N0TItE

Estate Of Jacob HoFner, late of ssaers. a..
deceased.
Letters OF administration - LbSe estate lava
been granted TO the under1sRed ly the prolets
thority, notice Is hereby given b al fess.as
debted 10 said estate 20 make immed4d a
ment, and those having claims.gainsi Z O. ir
sent them duly authenticated 4 j settsu o q
saturday, june 10Th, 1857, at "a ate -ss.. o.
Of deccase, in said township.
EDMU ND 10ENER
mi CO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

TIE Philadelphia Preas-edited
by gentleman lately imported from
New York with the object apparent
ly Of teaching Pennsylvania Repub-
licans their duty-is now most vo-
ciferously clamoring for n new con-
vention with plenary powers to
nominate a new Republican State
ticket. A few days after the Harris
burg convention the Press endorsed
General Beaver and the convention
as follows
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

THE Buffalo Commercial 4drertise'
says: During the eight months
General Arthur became President
there have been over one hundred
federal Offices filled in New York
State, and by great industry a list
of twenty-three stalwart appointees
is made up and exhibited as evi-
dence of the Presidents purpose to
build up a personal party"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
TERMS :

500 on day Of sale. 81. .OO9 on April gIss3 and
the balance in four, five OF six equal anudl pay
ments, 20 suit the purchaser, with inteest-
ANY information concerning this PrPerty can
be had by addressing
ALI MO RODGERS.
V.hDSaNu Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

A DEMOCRATIC Legislature in
Pennsylvania means a Democratic
Senator in place of Cameron, and a
Democratic Congressional appor-
tionment-the Legislature must APP
portion the State this year-which
will give the party twenty Congress
men instead Of nine, equal to a
change Of twenty-five votes in Con-
gress. 1t is easy to see, therefore, the
great influence this Pennsylvania
bolt promises TO have upon National
politics.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
SATURDAY, Jtae 27h. 1882


at O'Clock, In New CentFville Bor the f5llo,,-
ing real estate, to wit.
No. I. The homestead, two lots Of z,eonod IN
the said borough, situEe on H. aouth sile OF
Main street, bounded tie west hv aliev an{
on the east by Jacob Sige, hayinu thereon erected
two story frame house, stlble and other out
buildings in good repair. TIis is a very desjra-
Ole properly, there bring EXCELLENT fruit on the
premises.
No 2 A lot Of ground situate in Milford
Twp. near New Centreviile adIoininp lands %
Josiah Miller. jeremiah NeIIDer and 2.hljo
rudd leadlnS 10 somerset on the Sasf, containing
elght acres; more or less LIS W i alt cleared
and in good cultivation.
Nos A lot of grof,nd s.tsase IN AIIlfnrl TWP.
near New CentSa'li~ az finAng iands OF Henry
Hay, NJ. II. EaEt,ell and others. State road lead
ing to t,oyk kaood the west, cont aininp fifteeu
aefes, iaore or less.
No !. A lot OF woodland situate In MHford Tp.,
Eear New Centreville, adjoining Lands of Susan
Philippi, Chauneey y. Boyd and others contain
ing three acres, more or less.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
NOTICE,

Ali persons are hereby ntifisd not 20 build fen
ees or put other otstructioE upon any oi the pup
lie iphways of Somerset township, and persons
who have placed fences pon the public roads 9
said township will remOvf them without fVrtAes
notice. The grounds appropriated tos Panii,
roads must be kept clear # ObstructiOnS dis
regard of this notice will sIuse a. ehfOreement OF
the law. .,,e,-
JONA1a.AN NEDRoW.
navs, Supervisor.
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TERMS

One-third TO remain lien for ,he widow. tn.
interest to be paid 10 her annujly and an :.
death the principal 10 the heirs f1d Veal ,erre
sentatives of George Bnepper, dcd, osne tbir,i /,
ments, TO be secured by ;-dgIsnt b0ndr On ~,
premises Possession given imIediately.A
WtLILAM q. INEPPER.
may@I Executor Of Geb. tnepper, deed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
The o rcgon s,a,a'"re Republican

PORTLAND, tREGoN, June S.-The
legislature is Evidently Republican
bv majority Of two, and the re-
turns from req lote counties may in
crease it to 81 or seven. The tele-
graph lines t. Eastern Oregon are
still down, bu the mail sdvices in
dioate that th Democratic majori-
ties in that 81 ction will be smaller
than usual, Pnd that yesterdays
figures on tht majority for the state
Republican ii Fket are probably too
low.
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A UDITOR'S N}lCE

A UDITOR'S NOlCE
fohn Poister and wife, ln Court Of tl--s I
10 PaS of Somers.
Rulus II. Dali. 81 April /. i,a F.
(VOlgntsTy A&ElmentJ
And now, 23d May. 16s2on molten Of lA
scott. ESQ. attorney for tgineut creditor
Court appoints Parker Y hmmel ESQ a.
10 distribute the funds in D. hauSs Of the is
signee 20 and among thosct tgllly sn;itlci ta-t
to.
Extract from tho recos certified the r.
May, lsS..
S. L. TRENT.
FrDthuu0a-y.
The undersi gned, in puriance OF the Cirerisll
given in the foregoing comt tssiOn- viii attelt Z
the Office of J -. himmel. 80 in Scmerse- ti-
ough, on Friday, the 23dtay OF June, ls,-
| perform the duties therein hlOined. AL per-
| Interested will please take iotice.
PARKER Z. kIMMEI4
may3I Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

THE supporters of General Grant
in the Chicago Convention, the che
roic 306," stood by their choice
until they were fairly defeated, when
they joined in making the nomina-
ton of General Garfield unanimous,
and labored zealously for the sue
cess of the ticket placed in nomina-
ton. How much more manly was
this conduct than is that of those
who are now engaged in a war
against these men and the party or
ganization, and to serve their selfish
purposes are now banding together
as Assistant Democrats, hoping to
destroy that which they were una
BILE to force into submission to their
dictation. The true friends of Re-
publican principles will battle for
the men and measures they believe
10 be right inside the party organi-
zation, but when defeated gracefully
resolving to try again un-
til their cause shall prevail. The
time-servers and place-hunters don't
do this, but when their demands
are refused strive Ia ruin that which
they cannot rule Br0olriHc RGpuJ-
lican.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

THE Philadelphia Press thinks
that the State Committee has no
right to re assemble the Republican
State Convention of May Goth, and
any of the delegates OF that conven
ton who meet at Harrisburg In re-
sponse to Chairman Cooper's call do
so only as private citizens. The
Press thinks there should be a new
convention which should withdraw
the present Republican State ticket
and nominate one that shall be sat
isfactory to Senator Mitchell and
his followers Village Record
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
DUBLIC SALE
-OF-
A DESIRABLE FAM.

The undersigned will sell at public lie MS
farm. On the premises, in Shade tOwnshipTomer-
set county, apoat two miles from H0oyerslle' on
Thursday, June 18Th, 1oS:
at l o'clock D. N. 1t was formerly ocd by
Charles Rodgers and contains
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
PHILIP LAPE.
lSAA HOFFMAN.

BY virtue OF the last VII and testament OF
George Kneppey, hate Of few Centrey1lle Bor.
Somerset ca, Pa, decd, lasiii exp0se 10 public
sa lie on NJ
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

The Philadelphia Eeeaiag Netcs
has taken the trouble to interview
all the business men except enc, who
called upon Senator CAMERON during
his recent visit to that city, and all
of them deny most explicitly that
the Senator made use CT the silly
threat attributed to him that he
would fight the tariff unless the
manufacturers stood by him. The
gentleman not interviewed is Mr..
Kramp, who is absent in Washing
ton The Eoeaing telegraph Is re-
sponsible for having publicly given
the lie, as the original publication
appeared in that sheet. 1t is good
campaign card for the Democrats
and Independents, and no amount
of proof will serve to induce those
who have circulated the SANDER to
retract it. 1t is too weak and silly,
however, to influence q single vote
against the Republican ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
mays
NOTICE.

Ross MeClintock. Committee Of John VI. &.
Holiday, of Addison township, Somerset county
Pa having presented petition 70 the Co1s. ~
Common Pleas of said county Of Somerset, asking
for an order to mortgage the real es.ats Of said
John VI. q. Holiday, nDtiee Is heseA; given that
sail petition will be acted rpop by the Court on
Saturday, June g lss2, az . o'clock p M
s Y. TRENT
uay2Ilt Pr0thOuOtary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14
ONE HUNDRED ACRE.
There Is
Good Tw0-St0ry Frame buse

and Bank Barn, 20 by So feet, nearly neY There
Is never failing spring Of Water at Y mouse
and barn. One 5f The test orchards In te county
Is on this place Ihe land Is In n gooistate 0i
cultivation. This is a desirable proptty, and
will be sold on account OF having OtneTbusiness
10 engage my attention. IL is only two sles from
the iiOuiishing village OF HO0yersyill, tauon on
the Somerset & Cambria Railroad ossesslon
will be given on April !, 1855. Title indSputaoie-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-06-14

! BY virtue ofeertain w5iis Of ". Fa..,
Ia issued out OF the Court of Conn, a J
ioInerset county, Pa, and =. me aIr,..,., -
Sfi be exposed % public sac. ~ 81 !. 9.
George Wass, IN iddisnn rosn-nl1 "a
Sgnty, Pa on al,
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Fame follows results; greatness plecodes
them.
Idlcacss IS the refuge Of weak minds, end
the hoi.dsy O. fools.
IN thcac days ve fight forideas, and news
pspers are our for,rcs,cs.
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On RI ESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, w VA. SATURDAY FEBl
Dr.. ChanceRar on @ SmaNpOr. ?

DR.. c. ". Chancellor, secretary Of the
Maryland board Of health, has Just issued a
circular on smallpox" IN which he urges
upon the people the Importance Of vsecina-
ton and -e-vaccination. lie says yaceina-
ton is perfect while il lasts, yer de dari-
ton Of the insusesptibility varies with ait
ferent individuals. Though in some IN
stances il Is unqgesti0E~biy permanent
through life. it is safe 10 Say that re-vscci-
nation sAould always lie tried after tie ex-
,,iryfian IF eiglt or ten ycsrs or whenever
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POETR z.
LITTLE BIRp wTTH Bos0M RED.

When the winds of winter blow,
And the air i thick with snow,
Drifting over hill and hollow,
Whitening al the naked trees
Then the bluebird and the jay
And the orioie sy away,
Where the hoholink aud swallow
Flew before them at their e4se.
You may look and look in vain,
For YOU VIII not -ce s-.'in
Anv flash ofhlue cT yellow
Fitting door and window Lyi
They have spread their dainty wings,
Al the sJHslno-loving things
Gone to pipe away thcir mellow
Tunea beneath Southern sky
But We are not left alone,
Though the summer birds have flown.
Though the huuoy-bec, have vanished
And the kstvdii~ sre dead;
Sail Z CHEEKY ringing note
From q dear mel1iilu, throat,
Tells that winter has not b4nished
Little bird with haSom red.
Pipe away. yon bonny bid.
SWeeter song never heard,
Fsri Sc ms e. say, Remember
God. our Father sits above,
Though ;Ac world is iuii of wrong
Though tle winter G-y> are long,
He can hll the bleak December
With the sunshine ui Ills love.
-Ifgry T. Bradl,y, tt -. Nich,'as Jsr Is5. =.