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b of Respect.


WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in His all-wise providence. to call from our
midst our beloved brother, J.. F. McGregor,
who vas a member Of the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church for the past Il years in which
time he exhibited examples worthy eur
emulation. And
WuEEEAs Il IS meet and right that we
cherish his memory for TIE good deeds done
by him during his earthly pilgrimage.
Therefore be it
Resoired. That We received with heart felt
sorrow, the unexpected sad news Of the in
slant death of brother M~cGreeor.
Res0ieed. That through this death the
church has lost one Of her members and the
community one Of its most honorable. cour-
teens and respected citizens who always
showed kindness and respect 70 all with
whom he met in the most genial manner.
Resslred. That We bow in humble submis-
sion 70 divine VIII trusting that our ioss IS
his gain and that be enjoys holy commun-
ION With the saints in HEAVIER.
Resolsod. That we regard the instant death
a solemn and timely warning 10 US to live
devoted, christian. ard God fearing lives and
be prepared 10 meet death at any time.
CoNNfTTE.
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The indications are thar the pretty lltle
town 81 Ursiha. liag N the basin Of the
Laurel uai, way down beneaih the 3. & O.
raiissy, viii sosn experience The boom
Ehieh was orginGily intended FER it. bat
has 20 long been deferred Ursinas hope
Cor u.e ei,ure has always been concentrated
in tile Developments ~ tie Coal. coke and
Iron Company taat Tor the past fifteen years
has had g~eolesiss OF recognized ability Dor
Ing iato tie bowels OF the bills round about,
en~deaForing 70 locale the rich veias OF min
erals they we're knoSn II contsin. The his
tory sfthe operations Of she company from
tlaf time "a Is familiar TO residents oftae
couuty-d1e many reyerses It suffered. and
ifs 6nal collapse. few yean ago ihe CEN
pany vas recresnize7. and placed under The
management and control Of M. = II. Red,
81 F8yc.fe county. who Is rsgid,y putting It's
affairs 10 lrsi-ci4s~ condition. and has sue
eeeiei il making is prodzc.s marketable
Under Mr. Reids able management Tie r.
siua and Nouh FORK Eailroad las been piac-
cd upon a firm hasis. several ucis veins Of
coal lave besn opened, thirty csSe ovens
have BEEN crested and ara constantly burn
ins. lime kilos have been pat ia WORKING Or
der. aud the entire plant OF the company has
taken ! new lease ollie. EAriy in the spTng
Of - il is proposed to bald an sdditiOaal
thirty coke 0sens, and 70 increase tie nun
Der as toe trade demands TIE coke manu-
fscture3 Is 81 an exesilens quality and has
bssn p~Tonoanceiby expers in different eoke
Consuming ctntFe~ As superior 20 the famous
Ccuneiisyiiie coke. Tise fact that il ends
ready salo IA the nsTka attes,z It's superiori-
v. Unina's growth has ben dwaTfed fors
long a2c BAT unless al signs fail. she viii
VI gTox to bs Ehe giant that destiny had
I originally intended lnr 10 be.
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Whv @ West7

When such grand opportunities await you
in West Virginia, Maryland, and the famous
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, q section pos
sessing al the requisites FOR health, comfort
and prosperity.
No region in the United States IS attract
ing greater attention than those States peo-
pie from The North, West. and extreme South
are looking that way with the view Of loea-
ting. Improved farm lands are 70 be obtain
ed at from S per acre and upwards, mini
proved timber and grazing lands at from 81
to 81 per acre.
Rich mineral lands are cheap, excellent
water powers, manufacturing sites, business
locations. etc. are numerous. The schools
and churches are excellent the people are
hoSpitable and extend a warm welcome 10
new corners. The climate Is unequaled, no
severe storms or cyclones. and no contagious
diseases.
If you wish to know more about these
States you should write 10 NJ. v. Richards
Land and Enigrant Agent. B. 60. Railroad,
Baltimore, Nd. stating what you want and
he viii give you full information free OF
charge.
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SCTibnerS
MAGAZINE
F0R 1850.

8A
The publishes y S-8ars l~frr-iae aim %
ueke IL fhe Eu-t nnFllar aud cnterrising Of rc-
ueiieais whsle ~ ~ time preserving H. higt
literary character. GeW new readers hive been
dawn CD be during lhe rasi stN months hy Rae l-
creased excellenf- " IT, ruuteuf- notably the
Railway articles. ami 10 eluses il second yelr
with a new impetus sud an assured Success TOE
Illustrations viii show some new effects. and n0rr-
ing % make 9CElHNEHs MAGAZINE attractive
ana interesting VIII b. neglected
Te Rlaesga Arhfs VII be- continued ly sc
eui f--y str1king rsper one specially interest
iu- by eN-Fu.unasi-r General Thomas D. James
on the Hallway Postal Service
NJ. EartLoaa SfTea9fs serial bowel. TIE
Master o. haiaHiFae, wih run through The great
or part % Che wear.
Orr EpEaltic ami collection Of manuscript
meile.rs relating TO J. r. Nilat aud a famous
grura Of modern French palnten viii furnish IRE
substance of-rerai articles
The brief enc rspers Britiea lass year Ply Eohf.
LOuls stevenson, UIl be replaced by equally lu-
t~eresiine contrihufious By dHe-cut authors. Mr
Inomas Bailey Aidrlch VIII write the FIRST ottlem
for the January number.
Mans ValushH Literary Articles viii aruf1r a
rar-r On b. Waltcr -rfgfs Mefh1Is uf S. ark .inl-
books BY Mrs. james T. Fields. and mltly other
articles equally noteeolhy.
Ariieie7 on m aher VIII he a feature. rlner.
are a~rraiget - appear by Clarence cpiS l. "a.
Bashdsli. Austin bon-oa, and many Others.
Illustrated
Feli17 lrtses iesrriuirg sport FL The best fsh-
lz grounds VIII appear. Salmon, hiuntar1,
lass. and farpCa are the subjects uew arranged.
The authors are weiEkuozn sBor.smea.
ullstrSsef-
Easrf-U -ir5Tss ~ ErceG variety. touching M
ou Gil manIe- of subjects. travel. biography. de-
-cdpun1, etc, VII appear, but nos e The c1uFra-
u1ual commonplace surr.
Illustrated.
AmonE the most interesting in the list Of scicr-
tire paIen lr the year wilt De a remarkable a.
tcle ty Professor John TrpThridsr, upon fsenuu-t
recent Developments AID USES uf f-asoar4saF.
illustrated.
class " arsic.es phich ha= proved nf spccsai
Interest viii D. continued by 4 grup nf Payer
uIzn k~rrrs in its mast refeHr applications uy
continent autluriIe- "a raIrHrklhlr paper oI Dra
Miaiag and other Interesting papers
IuiguQ iApStrauou-.
4 SFfiat gff b cover last years uumbi rs,
which include ed ihe Ei7~ir Aess as Hilows
Ayea-~ subscription .s,5 and TIE numbers
6r Iss l
Agar subscription Is-s and tHe Members
ori,s, bound ia ci0lh at
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mostoIler Items.
JrLrrsCAEAr

Snow has made is appearance at last.
Noses Barr has moved rom Indiana conn
10 10 this p;ace, which he viii make bis fa-
iur home.
TIE Aibrighis are holding a revival meet
ing at the Mos;oller school house. Rev. Ala
house i conducting it.
There are nov living in Bonn City four
families -.hose Of Messrs. J. W Neal, Joseph
Grumbling, Mrs. spangier and Moses Barr
aud the little town seems to be flonrishing
rapidly.
There are some very loose ionglsd people
in our n~eighborhood somehow.
Herman Custer, has moved from Nineveh
to Mcstolier.
William Bell moved TO the Allegheny
mountain some tins ago.
Mostoller has a griss mil, saw mill, shingie
mill. post Office and store. Echo.
The use Of Ayers S~Arsaparilla purihes the
blood, stimulates the secretions, and imparts
new lie and vigor to every function OF the
body. For nearly haif a century it has re
manned unrlvaled as the best blood medi-
cin ever discovered. Be convinced by a
trial.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

This IS the airy. singing title o fsno;her
spr}-iitly amusing book by Palmer Cox. Ii
Is one ofihe Q1eer People series, and similar
to it, companion Paws and Claws Of
which we tald you recently. Tais is one OF
the funniest and brightest books for youag-
s,ers re have ever seen. The illustrations
sne splendid and viii make the boys and
girls roAr v,th laughter. The Boston Bad
g says r. a51Hflg book neltbg erli &c
more agpnpriase. apoe so1aiag eotJd cosfer
srt1iT pieesrs gpoa IL iaris mrs. The Ma
lonal Republican says; -Erery psgs Z a
pcars ald AZ ne ,St sueie, o fosa.faia q fas,
MIR ce1si7g. y uia make go'ray cgss haze
II ziil certainly be wonderfully popular. 1t
Published by Messrs Hubbard Bros. OF
Philsdslphia, Chicago, aud Kansas City, to
whom persons desiring aeo2y er an agency
sheuld sPply-
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$500 a year ; % cents a nHRsber.
CHARLES ScRIBNER'S & SONS.
5{3-S95 BTOGdtraB, ". J..


Black andColored silks. velvets and
Pushes.
Fine imported woolen Dress Goods in
Colors and Black
Broad Cloths 50 inches wide, az 81 90
TO 3 - a yard.
Vol H~enriettas, a, 50 cents to 81 80
per yard.
Plaid Stripes. Nixtures ard ancies, al
wool 70 inch Suiting cloth. 20 cent? per
yard.
Complies assortment Of Winter 1Io-
siery, Underwear, Gloves. Laees En-
broidegies. Millinery and Ribbons, zeph-
yrs and Yarns Embroidery silks Dress
Trimmings, Braids and Buttons, Corseis,
Muslin U~ndcraear. Lace Curtains. Poui-
eres. Blankets. Flannels Table Linens,
sheetings and Muslius.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

We want a correspondent al every passof-
6ce IA tar county. D,at wait for u 10 zee
you personally, bit K yos know aay Hezs
lg rs hssei IT, H9Hi - seu eaai ID havs
the news of your neghboriooi paf in eiris
laiiaa. Fires, deaths. nlarsssse sin-ins
s~cilooss, saciety mesinsS. neW baiiliaes
9clsosi meetnsS eie. are issimate sueeet
for correspondents AvaA scandal. Eeh;
ecssie anf smart s1yiass aaaii yo.ir neigh
bar. That Is not news. and We caa't use il.
Alwsys ign yoarietser with your name
-nat for pusScaiion, bar 50 that We know
whoyou are.
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TO our Readers

We cannot too strongly ure upon oar
readers the necessity ofsubseribinE fora fam
liz weekly newspaper Of tie frs. class
such, for instance, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF Nes York. Were we obliged to select
one publication for habitual and earsfai reel
ing to the exclusion Of al others. We slIoilI
choose unhesita,ingly THE INDEPESD-
EST, Il is a newspaper, magazine AMI re-
view. al IN one. i is 2 religions, a literary
81 educational. . story an ART, q scientific
N agricultural, a financial. end a Political
papercabined. Ithas - h.io pages and
p departments. Ne matter wha, a pefsoa s
religion, poiities or Profession may he. or
either what the age, sex. employment OF
condition may b.. THE INDEPENDENT
will prove ! help, an instructor, an easeator.
our readers can do no less than % send a
postal for a free specimen cnpy. or FOR thirty
ceuts the paper viii bs ssats moata. ena5-
ling one to JUICE OF is merits more critical
". r. yearly Subscription Is 500, o. tWo
years for 500.
Addrss, THEINDEPENDENT 81 B7oad-
way. New YORK City.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

The following letters remaining in the
postoshce at Somerset. will be sent 10 the
dead letter office if not called FOR within ten
days trom this date, November y. 1883
A~re1nslio. Mr.. Alsailisr. George Der
key, D. A. Btiri. B.. A.. Beam, Mn i. f;
Brown. Wm. DtnRaiS Harry Faiter. Fos
sey Gesclk, JohIn Hamminger Jonathan
HommeIl, Ms. Kate Johnson. Robert .
Landman. Samg Miller, Charles y. Nc
Cahan, Miss ". A Mitchell, Dsvid Mar
tin, W. a 0ber. Dlni, o. Penrose, Mrs
Y. F. e2li Penros,. VIM II shader. Miss
Eliza. Thumma, D4iia Fhaussf. Kari
Werber, II. c. Walker. John + Weber. c.
:. wilkins. LOhn Whitley, G.E
J. x. CoTFRnrH. P. ".
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Marriage Licenses.

Since our last report marriage licenses
have i,een isssed to the following named
Psrs9ns:
John Daer ard Kate A. Eummd both Of
Conematgh Township.
Jacob Eol1y, Of Jenner Township. and
Carrie Howard, Of Westmoreland County.
Daniel Boacher, ofSumInit Township. and
Ellen ieazier, Of Larimer Township
Harry Tarny, OF La,robe. and Annie Bald
win. Of Somerset.
Henry W~hle. Of Paint Township, and
Christina A HutzeIl, Of Larmer Township.
Samsel V Poland and Alice Y. Bavley.
both or Addison Township.
Daniel 3. Wertz and Mrs Susan Crvyie,
both Of Conemaugh Township.
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DIED

MoSCRAVE-At his bone neae Wits
Church. on Friday, November rs ISIS. 10
seph J. MosgraYe, aged 50 years, : months
and &c days
McGREGOR.-Oa November IL, ISIS in
shade township Somerset county. Pa, Mr..
John F, McGregor. aged a yeas. Z months
and 1 days.
Ills death Was caused by an accident lie
and his brother Jacob were ost in tie field
fitting stumps with a large stump pEller. and
as his brother Jacob was dFaggiagth derrick
with horsss to another place. and his brother
John following the derrick, It gave way acxt
70 the draft, which threw il back, and, staik-
ing him. broke his meek. causing instant
death. Thus one of the most pleasant earth
~ homes, cheered by tie prsence ofthe Two
brothers and their sister, has been saddeued
and chasiened By the removal # tkeir broth
er John, who was always abeu; and always
nsdy to do J kind acf, wherever and unto
whom he could. lie was liked by all who
knew him. The bereAve3 brother. aud sisters
have the sympathy ofshe whole community
and prayer ofthe church Of which he wa a
member. A very able and appropriate Dis
course was preached by the pastor, Rev J.
H. Hcuse1aan, from Job l5-22
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The South Penn.


In the leginius % he PRESENT week tosti-
mony was token ia Sew York ely ia TIE
suit ogthc fennSy wanna rti3Toad company 10
restrain he Yanaerbilts from selling sheir
shares ofSouth Pean railroad stock 10 the
syndicate thar proposes binding the road
It was clsdmed 5y the Pennsyiyania railroad
that Il bad PURCHASED this STOCK. and conse-
quenly II was not under control oftAe Van
deTbd.s. The Faaier5ilts insisici hat Tie
sale vas nor -consumaied because the Aitor-
ney Geaerai % Pennsylvania had stepped IN
aud inlerlesed, his interference being SIS
tanned by no less as alahofiig than the SUI
prease Court Of Pennsylvania. Daring
the sitting one 81 the witnesses examined
was Albert Fsus, One ofthe Trunk Lipepooi
commissioners, who j. ;ae highest authori-
n ia the country on railroads. lie ives ask
"a If Be ;houeht the South Penn running
lrsm Harrisburg to Port Perry and connect
ing tier With a line 10 Piit.burg wasaeom-
Feiinglin vitA the Pe~nnsyivauia roa run
ming from Harrisburg 10 Titisburg direct,
AID said il undoubtedly was a composing
line.
Toe taking Of evidence vii he resumed
shortly
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J. x CoTTsoru, P. N

When, from any cause. the digestive and
sccretory o-yans become aisonieFed. they
may be stimulated to healthy acsion by the
Use Of Ayers Caihartlc Pills. These Pills
are preseribii BY the best physicians. ami
are for sale at all the drug stores
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of simon Young. decd. late OF jefferson
Twp. S1utcrer Co.. Pa
LettcEu- adniint-tfalou ca alogc estate ha1.
iug hren granted te a. Ishicrirncf hy the urcn-
q astaauty notics H hereby gwen % an pr.
Sons nicttet is said estate 90 lflke smaetiate
payment and those having claims against tie
same VIII present them Gug a~1theaucafed f-
settlement on saturday. the 5th day ofg1nuar.
lsss. &c be hate ns.delce Of tie decreased h S
TaH 1ship.
ioHS taE. sILAS IT. CABLE
Alf0Tner. Aduiusstaau5r
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The Weather

Has been Geld and stormy for some days.
oar advice j., order your winter hats and
bonneis now, and while YOU are doing thai.
look over our stock Of laces. notions, trim
mings, gloves. collars, k~erehiefs, hose, bus
ties, corsets. &c. They are cheap
". NJ. TRFpwrEI K Go.
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A DMINIsTRAroRs NorlcR.

E.tre offhfstian Hp-hSteiler -. late orElkiick
IHNushin Somerset 20. Pa
laI1N Of aiuunisiraiian eu Tie above estate
having been rrsntcd 50 The u~udersluaof hr ,ae
praper artacrH ,notceis nerety given q al per
saIsindeitei q aid estate 10 make immadsle
payment AID those baying claims AGAINST tie
Sme o present Them duly altheutiAated rr
setlemeEt OF saturday pecenihef E. ISIS, AZ the
late residences Of deceased
iHp JONAS sTEVANUS-
ullaL Atafntfrafrr
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We VIII tins week open a large lot Of mil
liney goods. which Sil comprise every
thing or The latest in shape, color, style and
dsisn in this dsparsmsui- aud ID the PEI
fecied midwinier novelties. Is you want q
hat OF leanei. you need not fear you may
see something later sou may Ike better.
II II. THErwELt ( Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

Songo the salt River Tourists.
eay % upon The Great sail River
whore la crow 10 rs.
There's where we summer al thls winter,
summer Til the sweet bye and ge.
Back 20 oHF aneielJ hetsssiion,
With Cur seeds all soIe.
SHADES 0fJscksoa hoW web1esei Our Grover
Certain ii was four year. more.
cHosus
All this World is DARK and gloomy,
Every where NC s=ze.
oht srofhen, don't We wi.h there wasn't
Wash; any II. 5. quays.
Put Away old Thlrmans al bsndnuna,
once cur Joy and pride,
C~hamDhorfrc our dandy iarci outtous.
Drip them In The ebbiug tide.
When We used TO run the Miuts And P. os,
Never fell We blue,
Now We stand upon The hanks agi whistle,
Whistle ~ The year ~ 2-CHoRrs
Hark to the yicsor hymscfs swelling.
Frara all the ecgH;r HogHi.
whilc &c auig ensk CIR teeth and iisten
To Grover 5 in the oold, cold ground.
Maybe faere win eouie a day ahen We can
shpea thf ss1aa a. thsy-
When we hi upon a clnpeign chairman
Vino can play The game Ike Quay-cHoKUs
LF.
Faz1taaia Eae
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NOTICE

E..sie Of Sarah Pearson deed late az stgyesfoWli
Boz S1naerSet Co. Pa
Letters testameufarv on the above estate
having been granted a. thc undersigned by Ne
proper authority notice T. hereby gwen 81 all
rersans Indebted 10 said estate 10 make imlnedi-
ate agmeut. and thnsehaginE claims against Ihf
same viii present them dnly Authenticated fl
settlement. az the residence nl John II. Siyder,
ore afthe ExeeHrrge, in ,iayrsruNn Borough. ga
Ii3ay. tie 2~in day ~ uecelDbg7, isS,. when
ard Were iac Executors viii eteni tur said pur-
usa. JOHN II SNYDER
VA. sraTLEK.
u0v-i. Executors o. sarah Pearson. deed
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NOTICE

Estatc 1f samuel Walker. late Of Allegheny TWr.
somerset Co. Pa. tcccaseds
ing been ralief 60 tie undersigned By the prop
~ afIihorliy. Hotlce l. hereby given to AZ persons
indebted o. aid @tste o. make lmmedigse pay
meut a11 those having claims against the same
viii present. them daily authenticated fog settle
Inenf a. The lzie residence u tAe deceased ia
AIlazharV Twp On saturday. Dee. - ls~~.
whcnaul where they wiil artrad mr said puras.
SAMUEL o. WALKER
WM. H- HILLEGAS.
Hoyif. Executors.
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POLITICS ard Thanksgiving.

The atmosphere u palif:es
lsno= 10 isHecr murky.
les sop dielsng campaign tricks
And ielk q pies and turkey.
For IN a few days more ven End
ThagEseW Vii be wo-sh living.
Whea linging SORROW 20 the wind
We eelebEa.e Thsnksariaz.
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Last Notice.

Persons kHoxins themselves To be indebt-
Cd 90 my books viii please cali ard settle on
or before the 18th day Of December. as afer
that aaie all unpaid accounts viii be PLACED
in the hands oE . Justice OF the Peace for
oollection. Josiah KgLLER-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

splashers, bureau, xAshssand, ard table
sare an mats, Cor oniline work Ai.o.
onine silks embroidery silks Sc wools
for hoods, sca1fs, miitens. &c.
n n. TREBwEIl < Co
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

As the holiday season advances, we shall
from time to time make announcement Of
additions to our stock. LOOK ont for them.
We intend to offer you bargains.
". ". TKspwELL & Co.
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Special Bargains.

To further my purpose in view I VII oger
great inducements TO bsysr IN o~aeensware,
Glassware, Lamp goods and Wiliewware.
These goods mast get a move Of my shelves
ia the next two weeks TO come. then look
out for Christmas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

Miss Carrie MeAfee, after a lingering III
ne died at ae honle Of her srandmother.
Mrs. kaie McAfse. Oh Saturday last. in her
81 yur.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

The ladies Of tbs DISCIPLES church viii
hold a festival ia he sforeroom ofthe ne~
Cook Beerir Block. on Thursday even
inc.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

One ofouT citizens was foolish enough to
bet ave dollars that Illinois would 60 Demo-
c@tic but he has Learned better since.
}. ". Blskley. store keeper. thinks he can
prosPr.s Wen even il lhc election didn't 20
tosuit him.
i would De advisable Tor the Democrats
81 jefferson to send ior their friends in West
mo7eiand aud other counties, % cone and
witness the downfall Of the pole they help
el 10 raise.
Brioe was tho manager.
Dickinson was the nale,
Cd Thurman was the driver,
And Grover was the fool.
Jefferson ;ownship had bontfhree-fourihs
Of one Prohibition vote. The voter no doubt
meant vel. bit managed bsdly. He voted
only for the Congressional candidate. and by
mistake got a ticket with Greevy name on
~ Isnt il a pity
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

nk nes -iaiasei that the faieof the South
Penh Eailruad vii be definitely settled with
IN the next few days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-28

oar farraer friends have been bringing a
great many ThaaIsgising turkeys 10 town
during The past few days They sell COR from
8 oenislo 81 =, according tosize-
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Fuu or Amarican Ideas.

In regard to all questions Of national i'm
portancc. The New York Tfi5anc is probably
the text book Of greatest Republican author
ity. In a city which is full q Democratic
newspapers, The TyiBsse remains lovsl to
Republican principles and il certainly pre-
sents in every issue the latest phases Of az
g~ressiye Repnblscanism and The most al
Yaucci thought Of the party. Il is fall to
e~yer9owiug with American ideas Daring
the past campaign, a great number Of Dem
ocrats in all parts ofthe country Subscribed
for iAe papeF, in or5ier 10 learn, from an I'M
disputed source, the best tie Republicans
had to say for themselves aad The Bepub-
leans followed is bold and ancompromis-
ing championship Of their ideas With inter
est and admiration. We are assured that
The TriJiaae has done, this past year, the lar
gest business IN lis history. While printing
al the news, and agreat deal ofsPecial matter
for the entertainment and instructor ofruad
ers. The TriBaae gives so much spacc 20 ma
iional discussions that il is a paper which
circulales side-b by side with the local press
without injury TO either. Il xii De o. Of
the best national newspapers IN The country
for a Republican 10 have in the Louse after
General Harrison becomes President. Du-
ring The past year The Trbase has presented
the questions Of Protection. pensions 10
Union veterans temperance, relations with
foreign powers etc, etc, from the Republi-
can poin; Of view with diligence and ear
nestness. New subscribers now win get the
paper until January /, Is91- Among its
premiums for Iss9 are the WavcTiy Novels
Coopers novels a good rifle, a sho, gun, and
other articles, more particularly described
in the prospectus in another column