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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
Value or Slaves.

ST. LOUIS, December 6.-Promi-
nent parties in Texas will soon be-
gin suit in the Court of Claims at
Washington TO recover the value of
slaves emanelpated during the late
war The action will be based chief
~ on certain clauses of the State
Constitution which were approved
and indorsed by Congress at the
time OF the annexation Of Texas and
which, tits claimed, make the United
States Government liable for slave
property. The plaintiff in the case
was a strong and very pronounced
Union man during the war and the
proposed action IS endorsed and viii
be pushed hy some of the best law.
yers of Te,.as
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
Attempted 4 suicide.

CINCINNATI, December "a. C..
Ayers, tht local ticket agent Of the
Cincinnati. Northern Railroad, who
was arrested last night for emhezzle-
merit. made a most desperate attempt
this morning in the Central Station
House to commit suicide. He cut
his wrist with broken glass, thrust a
sharpened lead pencil deeply into
his neck, and then used pocket
comb in an effort TO cut his throat.
This, he says, he did at two O'Clock
and then lay in the utmost agony,
hoping for death He is a young
man of good family. and his friends
say his mind is unbalanced. His
condition is critical.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
rar,..lo .ra .he l,-san

fr,Ha fng NeT y eis ~sn
As we understand The position ot
The new SppskVr be is entirely op-
nase5 to ttg pro,ecpvV features OF
the present auH, hig ana little, d.
rec, a0a Incidental practically no
less thau lp theory sno, lN common
with many other free TRACTORS, he
hoids lasJ ybo only QUESTION Of puu'
cJp,e thsj remains ln ouy pohucs Is
me logical application of TIN doc.
troe o. a tsuif Ior revenue only, all
Swctlv po6agsl questions being des.
Uteta 81 psNojn.e aud subordinate
interior. 81 ljue oonSsQUencel0 com
nsriS0g.
Nj Carlisle Is az honest nan. Il,
does nos look one way and row
aoothcr als acis and hls principles
WIZ. uevey be found in conflict H'
ss oe. r-ee trader IN private and "a
n~atp.gaujst Iu Congress
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

IS HEy Jue LlzClsla-ur. Assem- b e
1- Taesazv o. .asr weeE- a. was
a1.iclnaasl tie Gore-ua- SEM III
message vel8n1 1lse saiarv ul--
Aua- B-Ief discussion she H1use
sias=sc tne b. ovs- tne veto. Bv
vn1e o. Ili5 veas te u4Fs mare
KAN aWa-lAIr1z. au5 ll -aa SENSE
Lne veto Eo- Bu- 4 affirmative votes
Ic 3 navs 01 sduesdav Bat1
House zayou-nel xaf ca. and -a.
tns l5le- aa-a0-nlaz i80lisA. sz-
IsensIvf sxs-a s=ssion came b AZ
snG-
-ne velc message Iz mos szt-E-
0r1zaAry S1Ale uzE,e-. and reads Iize
s sellsa- masters isclure &c aa5
BOYS 2uu ~ az mo- H-8nl-- ssal i
Waz 90 unesrsm0nl8uslv sad uT-
u1srcnElly EIcEe1 our o. tBe Haase
II D4y o. ulsulBsrsIs l. hzsd tsr laV,
sRC ss8Tsru1- tzt1Isg1 knew w1su
~ E-1-is1 iIEs azIrs. sssslnI thzt BE-
c10i1 nss 2ssaGs a aue yst- HE vel8
: message was tIsEsi1Tt & cliiliIsil Z
alslizzT 0 spi=.sL. zu1 vel 1ese-Tei
ills cButsnInruBIE Treatment 4 -
sal5s1- NJ HIln2reutiv iorzSl tslzi
M legislature = 3 ce-0riInzse
fT-anch u thf Government his
sqEz- nas lis Inie-no-, and when b.
{. aS1Hnpzso 70 asry tae rizhf Of IL
nsDse-s 70 pSy, h=caR-e t1ssy coald
Dat agree on aupu-1ianmeut h:i.s
and u Sssssv them fo- falling q
perform ths< duty, he Is guilty na-
only of gross snsavunenee. hus q
Sac-xzt nssurnpsizsE al zush1rSss
rhlcE- Z tolerated. wsula oxs-1urr
:, ne snEars theo-y oE car State Gov
: e-aDsuL rse Gove-nor = no
responsible f5< IL Esslrre Of Ii.
8 lsEs-s11re % Es2ss agpxaozr,eu
Z sslik eet hs n responss stsse fog czHElsr.
z toe extra se~Isa. Esen II was ap
Q p&rsui 70 al sensitse nzen thai q.
6 agreement eszid be arrived as. snz
+ ior TIE consequent vase ut sz.e-
s'than hall million OF TIE people
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
Mr. oampbeirs Mineral commission

WASHINGTON. Dsc. 6.-Bspressnt-
ative Campbell, Of PENNSYLVANIA,
proposes 10 renew tIs bill Of last ses-
son. providing for the appointment
bv the President OF Q commission OF
seven persons killed in the isvesti-
CATION. production and use Of Metal
lic substances and other structural
materials. Their business VIII be 10
plan and superintend the execution
Of such tests and investigation Of
materials used extensively N the
construction Of buildings, bridges,
ships and other structures and ma
chInery. An annual report Of the
results achieved must oe submitted
u the Secretary Of the Interior bat
n0 salaries vii be paid although
mileage and other necessary eXpen-
ses incurred vii be allowed ths
members OF the commission. Selen-
tiic and mechanical experts N
rwertv eight STATES nave signltls'd
their approval Of the proposition
and II Is probable that Il VIII sno
ceed TINS session.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
The New Court House.

HUNTINGTON, December 6.-The
new court horse, which has been in
course OF construction for two wears.
Is completed and has been occupied
by the Prothonotary. Register and
Recorder and other county officials
The first court will be held in it
next week. 1t has been inspected
by the viewers appointed at the last
session OF the court. and they have
prepared their report approving the
manner IN which the contract for its
construction has been carried out.
At a meeting OF the members of the
bar it was decided not to dedicate
the new building, but the county
commissioners have called a meet
Ing OF citizens, to be held on Satur-
day next. at which there Will be
speeches - ler dedicatory ser
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
Fell and Broke His Neck

STEUBENvILLB O., December g.
Shortly after noon 10 day Goleib
Feitner, farmer, OF New Alexandria
this county, fell from his wagon al
the corner OF Adams ana Sixth street
breaking his neck and causing IN
slant death. His attention was at
tracted to something else, and turn
ing the corner, he pulled the horses
back, stopping them suddenly,
which precipitaled him to the ground
with the above result. lie was =
years of age, and leaves wife and
eight children. Two sons and one
daughter were IN the wagon at the
time OF the accident
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

Waar she r-otoSSe5 tsSia Demo
csfs ct tt,s Ssats s~e Singing very
>a.a' 2a tle cee-ter q. QroUouoa.
sr5 tevsnS ta sa5ace tb~s followers
lea bareve shst >,,sake- NsrhSls sua
ere naro-@ec Hovse ovv~ which
m v-So oe>. WIZ ruNce s. Ve-y con
Sseve caGNa Sc asO>t he bor0cao
e-srE tass A-. ,lss-s.a d. sa5 aiosys
azS aesa sa onea nr7S.>,aut f~ a.
~oe&oe and tast ~ Waunrou.
a5a- o th louisville ooi~r~
5s srs lsa55nS nsmoo0g,
po1-a4. % Nsr.as5e~ oua STATE.
IcsesreG sans uae Slucs Jhst be
I4-S wori5 be Sueaks-. aa6
s-a. c-e slssnucp publc -oooe-y os
are ssrss wss 30 ce stopped Watch
- -1Se esczrsu0rs oosS shs puaHc
1-rk cc- THat os tne Dem
oca-s a. sals >-ats. VINO opposed
lz-lsSls- sleca1r nE the crsun6
-- -s VGS u1s 81 safe C1 tEs s-.--f
-usSuol as was Randall. or thai o.
Ws1rsrso1. uls East frien5. ana tas
sss5rc e5l,o- o t1e ua-tr Iu .hs
Sale ae rsrraSsr-S
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
Democrats, rcsr o,s pv-,nc-s e,er.

rrrr thr NcfiesI Io~H ts-r.reraf
The election ol Nr Carlisle is AN
opposition to she conservative msss.
- ot the Democratic party, end, We
may 81 well sdd. iol We think a. 10
she business interests OF the country,
III he shall 30 sagbt 10 disturb theso
interests. lusj reeoverlEg rom the
recent change io she revenue laws,
De wall be buried deeper then plum
met ever scundej, Nbs, we write
seems tho natural inference 10 hC
drawn from tbe election oi Mr.
Carlisle bul We hope ont proeposti'
osUous nasy not b. realized, hat thst
Dc n8v prove both q wise ana con
Saevauvg Speaker
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1884.
Harper's S Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HAarsR's MAetzlNE begins iis sky ''.si''"
volume with ihe December Numher. Il =
the most popular illustrated perlodica' "
America aud England, Away iuiiy aors'S,
OF tae times in its treatment Of SUBJECTS o.
current. social and industrial interest snd
always advancing IFS standard Of literary
artistic and mechanical excellence. Among
is attractions for 1854 are anew serial nov
el by William Black, illustrated by Abbey
a new novel by =. p Roc, illustrated oy
Gibson Dielman. descriptive illustrated pa
pers by George H. Bouehtnn, Frank d. Mi
let, C. II Farnham and others important
historical and biographical papers shor'
stories bysW. D Howell Charles Reaee @e.-
90
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

NoW ia Lhe 4ssczsIGllTe Has az
JuurnsC, Ths boi1. c0i1 lzr- stzra
thnss politicians T. IN Gace VINO
Were instrumental - clvIDr u a
lismoc-x.ic hei0-r 6r8vs-uu-. LA.
tael- monGusnsA- IoliT hAs case LDe
tSS psvsTs ove- rrr hulsara ea1
ts-sl-sz ta0laSau1 as1a-z i1- De-
i>ss sxc-a ssssl1L- Ias lElac- o.
r-Rst-ac r lssu8c-zllc Elrgnlses o
Telo-ul has z-zlI PEER r0ltv 6suon
s--zlee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
Eaiasform In Texas

GALVESTON, December 6. - A
special iispatch from Dallas SAYS A,
e. 4 raia.torm last night partially
flooded the city The posiothee
building was rendered unsafe, being
damaged 10 TIE extent OF S5NlN
The sewer Ia the Third ward WAS
badly washed away. causing q loss
Of 5000 Harris stationery store
was damaged % the eextent Of 5000.
The Eeraldis stock OF white paper
was slightly Injured. TIE streams
are swollen and trains are Eom SIX
- eight h31rs late
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

CHICAGO, December 6-TEo ier-
tilizIng tanks In Glyck Brothers
rendering establishment at the stock
yards exploded last night, wreckins
the entire building, g one story
structure, thirty by forty feet There
were fourteen men and two boys in
the place at the time. and II i sup
posed some Of them were buried IN
the ruins. The iollowing are known
te be seriously injured
F hotusky, foreman F. SiobIn,
Thomas ConDors and L PrGssIuC
Three men named Laudred. krGss
and Holka, and tive boys were also
slightly hurt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

A. the editor of The Cincinnati
Sac-asatrsal Gazette well eays, the
election Of Carlisle TO the Srestership
rois The Solid South at The head OF
she Democratic procession, All 81
tbe officers Of the House except The
Ser~ant ~ srms aad Postmaster are
n.>a, the Southern Slates Free trade
and race prejudice are therefore
,,,s,l, ,he Democratic platform
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

Tna success ol Carlisle III the
Democratic caucas last night means
.1at tire c1mmIuaes or The House
VII ue I8rneo II the interest
OI lue ana protection wing Of
lae Democratic party. II means
also tla- tHf Southern wing OF the
uz-tv having formed alliances To
e1sct Al- Carlisle. VII take steps %
make tns bees possible use OF their
rlct1rF.
i matters nos tls- NJ. Ga-l&isle
II uua af the br0Adest ald Ialrest men
among lna Congressman from the
>8ulu,-1 S.sles- TIE question Is
uot what la would Ike 10 &c. but
Wla1 sIfe 1leL VINO have contributed
ta his election may compel Ann 10 90.
Tlf clusarg gl.IVs at-ltuaa he 2ss0-
me- du-lac the contest lar the
SDeakersllV was sIuplv . matter
ol lIul8macv e. WAS bidding ior
votes. 4ud ue secured them By con-
csalllc ratae- Iuau avoTIRE lis
purg1sss. but lt Is aeI - De sup
ua5a --4a- ut secured y0tss without
pledges. These must De mst, and
a. 14l- ual as Ar. Carlisle nave been
llAlH zle instruments d carry oui
TIE rary Ears- schemes O. g domi-
u1u1 lBcu8l
Taf success 0- NJ, Carlisle means
ll sla-- tlA. 9i1 l4slI1Ea- DemJc-
"a cr is la assert llsa--- and tnai
aHa=T cover 81 Lna new Speaker :
reputation Gnc record tas Southern
iaclnu Iz 60 agnf la- tae control o.
1ae ua-rv MACHINERY --IHjc- LJ1eiHl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

TsE Ne. orssxas -smes 1-nc,-z.
arc fsorsz~1 sAs Seuuphx ARA
esseas. NssAysass -sn.-,eaG. AssNuas
ae-s'Stassos- Messss 2cssxx. 2S-u.
saghSSa -<eS NssAvile Rxnnsr.
Chssssneocs EsweS kugcssS 0s~oG.
sos, Nscen Ts'egrasss. xrd Rschzaas
Ds~asrA reP0seo Sns the sAsukia.
eleasat a TIE Sc1tA. wer sE "a,
asnssA sGs sAey were as roshin.
60 tAs cS Bourbon free srsse-s VII,
had determined 70 carry evsrythin.
With high hand. regardless OF coz
eeqaeace~ We shall seeshe results
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

The volumes Of the Magazine begin with
the numbers for June and December of each
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understood that the subscriber wishes 70 be-
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The last eight volumes Of Harpers haga-
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Address HARPER y BROS New YORK
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money. and we presume That the
knowledge that this fact wa patent
20 the world siung him TO the tnf-
ther FOLLY al veto. and the resulting
exposure ol the fact that he has
utterly losi iailoeoee with The
TsDresentatives Of Che party That
placed him IN power NJ man ever
c,cupiedsmore humihsting position
,hsn does the Governor Of this great
Commonwealth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

The aIee-iau ~ A-. Carlisle lo tae
sa.aaEeTsuIc j. illleT o. meaning
laEl ADS n-Be- .f8sllcH event IL
ulALr wears j < aamIIs 81 bat one
szgi.aIlE-Isr. Tne L3suoGtHtlE party
0ssl e. the ulsadIugs aud warnings
81 8 ieU Ia. hearted Northern lead
~. aas boldly anEsn lls stand upon
llls szllV c.IstlliclIVe lEsne 81 has ever
a,sal tal1aIal a. and Declared for
iTse zEA3e- pure ana sImple. Il can
.s8l .sc s4ie t8at t.le contest i0r the
-.,saEsrshIr waz q mere contest be-
lwse1 men. Iae 8ght gas lOugat 0n
1sea-.v aesaea issues-frse TRADE.
o. protecGz0a. M Randall isatl
Lse0 three ilE1es chosen speaker by
i5a Democratic psxty. 4 luan ol
rrcggn1ze1 ability, aad a. sxcelient
pzrl3suentzrI4n, Congress never
szn : msTs efsselent or popular
Speaker. The purity of biz I,srsossl
enzrzclsr. hls erssneat AtGless aud
his satssszetory record Hsre aaEnis ted
hy Trend zas4 fsS But. unfortsn-
askly aor niL hs Il Al s1isecsse. 70
= ssrtz5l @xtent. At jezst. o. 5 tariff
asr proseei1Dr Of AfssFicka 5rdgs-
trIss HIS sacsessssl oFg,oeent, Mr.
CariIsie. has no gEsstsr si,ssrty, ha'
b>en ssss = comparatively shert tiss.<
Il Congress ard sss <gs5l1czLoo'
for skst speakersbip sys yef ~ ~ de
fsrmsn-d tot be "a sB rg,szs, sssx 81
persistent oDpon<ai NJ prsSsefaon
Called uy,on 10 sseess s,s<ss<r tfsss.
txo nsen AID TIE yrszsss2}zs ties
Eepz=sert. the DeHs<gztsc 5ssrsrs b
; Fcss IS Ezsrr fhsn two 10 o<e. hos1
orsd the exs1s<z<L - free f<sz1t 40
barlsd tie advessss n Fros>sz$2p lf
defeat ~ essrrl1A Esssg - i -
srzaar1i<d We c1sse ~ ws k<epn
ard sag fhat ~. Es~daiss -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
rcporratr Assault On Rmerroap H'.

lu~ftfg'~
a. X A,o1u-s IN pli,s5sFhia Ti~es
Itisa revolution IN Democratic
.nos,v. 8 baIs 5ep5rEre from all
nemcer uc teachings and traditions
o5 saa lsSt century defiant dccis
ratio. q. ws- against even lncidon-
t4l rvatacaau 90 She dissatisfied
industries which are 10 dav the
u-56c. she to-ca and tae wealth ot
the Republic For wears the Dem
ocuac party mas bauteG against
prohibito-v protection, buj never
uuGI now has lt avowe6 its purpose
O. discard even discrimination "a fs-
vOr 0t domestic industry.
The new Democratic 6elIverance
va. stariie tac country North aad
south. The suicidal declaration iOI
q tariff i1r revenue only IN 1881
defeated tae Democrats IN luaIana
One. Pennsvlvanla New \ ork.
. Connecticut. ana nearly lost New
Je7sev and Delaware. bui the parry
dlsavowe5 * ln al these S5ates. and
the country had enough iSIth II
trenerll Haucock % prevent In,
positive GIsIujaTErau0n OF the party
Bur nov the Democratic p~0clama
ton or aggressive hostility TO any
ana every SHADE 81 protection
Ia American industry comss from !
House assuming TC SPEAK l0r tDs
party IuSt o. the threshold Ota Pres
Iasuual contest, ana the P-ociams
uon come rom tllt body that Il
charged By Lus country WITH tnt
ureumma-v legislation Ebou, lht
z-el---
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

ST. L9gIs. DtseesnDer S.-zxzerf
were seven stsgsoks II earthquake ssss-
testsay al k9xsDSsen l-fsElEsszz. A..s
a'nev Lasted ssarsE saoaaes E-C .sTasEe
glassware aaa er0eEerE s.azsas
Loases SID large racss xssat 5ssss-s-
I'd sz1.d lei laso tae es1s o. Islz Asazs
sas CIR. Springfield Il k.sa ;,.ass
FaIir.sae Eseaf ~ A1s sE4s,4Ss xssss
ACCOM- s,ala .sei ~ ssaa z1aisse az.e :
Fiesent "a q 1ls e4rta. s1EE zzssKs.t
nortnwest 70 southwest
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Crumbs of Comfo,,

Now the cold weather is upon Us Wont i,
Won 10 know that your needs be supplied y soRr
at prices within the reach Of all The low pric s
goods arc marked it makes unnecessary that "
without a warm overcoat or good heavy suit r. 'lol
nroaching winter We have yet another eomlort , lie
Won unable TO visit Johnstown Then send yo,r SSoa
and we will forward for your inspection by ExD rN to
Won NAV desire which, should it prove unsatiso anti
return Information for self measuring viii be f.y yoa
applying to US.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

TAR belisiOnJe Hss1az,az CuBrs
Nj Blame. ''the WHISKY c1nGiGzis
because he iavors ire GsIuBuuo- o.
the t&x colieoss1 non w1lsE~.
anaong the Ssalss, 4Ec q sa11ks 11.--
the christian pe0pit C.. the United
State are nos aEXlous q lzvt tle
woIio sneer 5. u a. G government
that Is rUn o. ard 5v whkkr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

n tas A@vs-s1zas lsrsns-r-la. VI
no-zs ocf vhs1 u vHers ~ -rE
Al Gsss5asc 1u-Inc tht >zuEzss o.
2Ssl vsz- --ttsAl I.ss-s vs-s 49, thar
oas hERGrsS Independents Il "a.
ooUuTy, n- x-hs1 ac vts-z --fis AZ
1lS taSl her ws-s sym zIuies zna
1Eaahs- row W sraL ar-@s 1haz IT
oacs q sosssS me -uth- Ns sa.,
nneas a & sAs oid asisgs tsG ssrs
Iss alscIpss al Auux-sas ssssx.ls
hsrs seoS Enems-s~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

DURTN6 me struggle cve- sls
SposkerShIp. NJ tisnss. Chairman
o or Democ-alc >s2ss Commits
was n NsshingloI boSum- EaE
oEll. and shere exuresSs1 tae opE-
lOn tasj fennsylv4lla Ezs 8 l.Ir.y
6enalesoie S5aie u hrocDH- Pres
dsnual elecuor-N on0e- lt
THINKS - now
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rAe Laae- Boaar.1a IA c4asfsraia

BIEBEg, CAI--Mr. Thomas r
Fora, editor q the Nsasaia Iri5sat
Of tbs place, Publishes tha. ias
great pain-cuoe. 81 Jaoah's Oh, las
worked woDdefs IL MS samilT and
thas he 80 Id ngt be EIsaoat Il
he states thst aa59slg az tie p'eepss
81. JACOBS O. s. tae Bass p3pa -
medicine ever lnjrao aeee-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

II d anneulcsC tua- ur8DIu=l-
naraes IT texas are aB0u- O. see-
suits Sz2lHst tha llle1 S.45es 1o7-
ernusnt io- tle v4lla @. sisF@
emAHcip4ssa duuHr IN VA EV-
aenliy lIlese nelBis taInE lne gre
A. On sop szaIr They vii ur0aaDiv
discover thel- mistake aiIe- sLHena-
IlE ihsl- noneT 81 lssiess is-Is.z-
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The best Christmas
present to give an alb
sent friend is a year, 5
subscription to
THE SOMERSET HERALD.
Making - visits a
year, it Is a constant
reminder Of the gener-
OSitv Of the donor and
a source of pleasure
Because it is always
reliable politically, and
saws what ii means and
means what II says.
Because Its Court re-
ports are always full,
fair and trustworthy.
Because 1t Is the me-
dunn used by the peo-
pie of the county when
they wish to let their
neighbors know when
they have a farm or
anything else for sale.
Because AL legal ad
s-erasing appears in Us
columns, and people are
thus kept posted Is 10
what transpires II the
management Of the af-
fairs OF the lourss and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

Vnr gentlemen VITO hreo on F'f'
Sumntar and raise6 Cs'n + re0 vas r
.s,,s are now in chsrre ofthe ltorSs
of Ren-esenaiives ef Washington
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

THANK Gou Ter E1e opportunity
u kniie the fAsnnSvtvaEla suoc UsE
exclaimed Prank HUva. ne Rotor
ous Democratic Free Trace msR Rs-
o. Congress rom 05Io. whe1 Is vss
aScartaine6 that Carlisle w3s e.ecisl
ana ali tae southern R-lsaGss- ara
shouting amen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

IRE e-acEol c- g. svcwec -ree
trsar- 10 .trs SueaSerSl-r- lss la1
tae oaet- tusct Q. sstGz- q. -re
Democratic pspsrs 81 ANS >-Sts On
vorA. rnewaz that be- ls uol s. rrse
trade. whlle the NemocsCc pSFsc
O.. hi> own STATE ar exDluuc eve
the TACT that he D.
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81. FA-Fs nisa ios -e'~ns F.'
af t-e ua6e 5olsr Is to eXeasn7.
tham -.. t-l >Ga5srs s7.v,E @,--s
and taec -eooIa t-ea fat' S5Sns'r,
s,5ls-> .a-> - eeSv sce Ses>lc.r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

krNrrrAy hHS the Srssset, MIS-
sonr the CLERK snd FeNss IRE ''''''7
seener ofthe present House 'sn
tbp southern tsil wsSs'ng '0e 'l'A
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

CARilstg sct one vote ic 'he es''
Cox eot two in tho scoth, sra Ne'
we are told the Democratic rart' 's
moi sectional
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

lr may be- usefui further s'eng 70
remember that Carlisle S't sut one
vote iraa, she eastern Sta'es, so'
bpt one NOM the Middle States,
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NF wp-e re- u--- -lczcc aSS
~es- z-e- vs 1oS-S-s5 49, u-Ssrc
f-- vrzs 81 49, Acr wre- Is
F-re r-scs >-sEsSe- 11.,-S tEe reli-se
ans ls11sv tvSzsaS slss1ss,s ar
tr-astsce6 wlit ssc S--V-cr t-s
s-Itesf -kr,ze- rsr -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

DrptN. the 6eht 0r Sreesel,
Randall kept telling bls irfends 10
iook nut for s surprise Wet "
friends are surprised
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

Fsrr trade snd n >'sl'o Sce'o ''''l'
trol Congress. Csn they '~est t'ro
faction and a Sali6 Ncr'h fcF i'f'''i
4npf
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Seus,,ie rata where it - seldom
1geav,s

Id is n mistake &c suppose That
nroteejioo henebie only those en-.
rsred in msnuiseiuring A he'll
ao7en large Misunderstanding cities lo
TanreEsee would make such q homo
market lol agricultural rrcduote a.
would immensely enhance ihc value
Of ever, acre of tennessee soil.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12

aamiis of hut one explanation. The
Democratic party, casting policy TO
The windp. has declared for free
trade = MerNs. ll.natcA
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Shocking Suicide.

CoNNELisvuLLE, December 5.-The
vile of Patrick Lyons, a laborer, re-
siding until recently at Gibson, a
few miles east of here. was killed on
the Baltimore and Ohio road this
morning under circumstances which
lead 30 the belief that she committed
suicide. She started from home
early with a little five year old son
10 gather coal along the road. She
was seen standing on the east bound
track after the Uniontown accommo.
dation had passed, apparently alb
serbed in deep thought To the en-
treaties of the child to be taken
home for breakfast she replied he
would have to do without breakfast,
as she had nothing in the house To
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-12-12
THE LARGEST STOCK

We have the largest stock OF Mems youths Bows.
drens lothing in Western Pennsylvania. To be a5.
this YOU have simply to visit our immense Estabisb
floors piled up from end to end, above and below r
that our would be competitors combined cannot eoua