The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-11-07

His rghf band hA decreased % size. and -
so~ has 70 wear a larger glove than he did
s,sr moutbs ago.
The aspabi.esase & Pheasant III ssner
~ Township par up 2 Harfs1n as2 NuFt9l
POLE SATURDAY afternoon, and n the efeaine
hei1s meeting shirh x4sasirezsei BY Han
j. Pagh and J. Cal Lowry
The meeting At Husband saturday nigh
vas the ias; gun osthe eamlAiga and a iarrl
number Of gepahiiease we're present. Al the
school ison=e. David Husband president and
= G. colborn, A. C. Ko'sert, P. J Koo@.
and pr Al. Eiadsley speke.
TAe Republicans o~fssanfons Nils crested
I Harrison and Morton p9se on Tuesday
night. This was a novel procedure tr ths
good OLD R~epubfieans Of Jenner. but they
got there. Just The same Speeches wers
delivered BY Capt Noah s Miller. member
Of The Isgisiaiure, and y B. C~atehfeld.
As. joseph Zimmerman. OF stoyestown.
Who IS eishsy-sik years Old. voted for several
presidential candidates beGore be voted FOR
General Harrison il 1870, and viii vote for
Benjamin next Tuesday as vii also BIS
three sous. eight ~sorssinlz~. thirteen grand
sons. and I've gr~andsonsin-aw. This
makes a total Of thirty votes for which Mr..
Zimmerman Is one way or another respon-
sible-
4 Republican meeting Vas held az the
Bsulah sehool-holss in Somerset township,
on Thursday evening Speeches were de-
livered b. Or. Eeasisy and A. c. Hoibe-L
r J. Ko0seF. L. G. coi5ern. Esqairz. aad
judging fnon the tamaltaous applause that
interrupted each speaker al frequent inter
vals, the addresses were highly enjoyed By
the large audience peesent.
The way the Rspablican voters from -old
Chewink anil Husband came to town this
morning reminded one Of the election days
in the years Immediately following the war.
They ANS in wagons drawn by four, siz,
eight and twelve horses, each carrying a Re
publican rar. with the American dag float
tHr ever ali. A halt was made IN front Of
tue Court House aad after shTee cheers for
Harrison. Mortoa and the whole Republican
ticket the delegations formeI in line and
marched 10 the poll, where the ballots were
cas
The final daylight rally Of the campaign
WIS held as Jenner X Roads Saturday after
noon, a las seen the custom for a great
many years The venerable Esquire Beam.
Eio e9tei Tor Cen HARRISON in 1870. ani
has been an ea-uez Republican since tbe or
ganizasion ofthe party presided, with she
usual compliment ofyice Presidents and Sec
retaries. Speeches we're delivered by F. j..
Kooser, Ezl, F. ". Biesecker, Esq : B.
Crtchfsld, and Capt. ", H. senner. The
usual large and enthusiastic number al. Re
publicans we're present and atteniively lis
tened 10 tie able Arguments of TIE speakers.
% the a4.h Of September the boys Of the
Daapstalt school noa- BuckssoWn raised a
handsome Harrison and Mnrton pole. 81 feet
in length. On which they had a small has
and sireaner, which presented q neat and
crelisable appearance on last Monday
night the pole Eaz fe..ed to TIE ground by
some mean and INSCRIPTIONS person-pre-
sumably a Democrat. It is not 50 much the
cutting down Of the pole. but the destruction
Of the Tag and streamer that has caused SD
rluea bad feeling. We take !; that a person
who Nil destroy the dag Of his country in
such a wsnton manner is not oaly lacking
in good sease and Judgment. 5ut ne commits
a reasonable cnnie against his country. and
should be dealt vita accordingly.
JusTIcE-
Among the novel presents Iateiy received
be General Harrison w2s a BIZ Jack RABBIT
which elrae BY express from Washington
Ean. The following letter accompanied tie
ga
wasHIyGros, Kan, October 81
GESERAL HARzlsox We arc litde boys.
only IL, s and6 years, and eaut vote 6r yVa
but we want you elected. and We send yeu 2
raabii fT luck Il is ssit thai getting 4 5ab
bis fnt Is 2 sign Of g3Dl luck ~S1mebpiy
sent Ar. Cleveland j rlb5sts fo1t IN lssE
and h. wa elrfei Is tse paw OF q COM
mon rabbit won, eiett him We hope a " ioie
lack rabbit viii elect you, sure. X likes 10
eat apples and cabbases and corn, aud viii
drink milk a. Eeii a. walter.
GrY, Roy sSD MARLEr RErroA
By Grr
TheJa-k r455itprovsi vey interesting %
hefrnilv. es7esliy 70 B.1jlnin, the Gsa-
erals twoyelr-olI grandson
Ma EDr1oR The scholars of McGR-
gor sehooIin this township are arient Re
politicians with n or tSo exceptions, and
encouraged by their parents, decided to raise
j Harrison. Morton and Protection pole The
pole was cnt in the vicinity Of the sch5al-
house, and borne thijaer oa the shoulders Of
the pupils aud their teacher. Harvey Zm-
mermsn. On The appointed day number
, Of the citizens Of the township assembled ~
witness the raising of the pole. All thiaEs
being ready. the pole vas quickly placcd in
position By the pupils, without the aid ofany
ofthe CITIZENS. The pole Is y feet ia length,
out Of ground. AneF the missing ali retired
10 the school house we're a meeting was or
{ eanized By the election Of the following Of
fcers, chosen from among The pupils Pres
ident. Master C. +. cable V;ce Presidents.
J.. Ne Wagner. John Sorber. irwin IJhr,
Noah Haines, c. F. Custer. Levi Kooniz Jr.
Ira Miller. John Onsted, Albert Mock and
Russen Walker. Secretaries. II. r Cable
and jacob Wallace. Speeches were then
made by jacob NcGregor. John Koou,z,
Harrison Iohr and Lew Koontz. After three
nousing cheers for the entire Republican
ticket the meeting adjourned.
SECRETARIES.
EDITOR EEEaLp The Republicans Of
this place aad vicinity. concluding that it
Is better late than never, and as they never
undertake anything that they do not accom-
plish. they had the qualification % raising a
magnificent Harrison and Morton pole
which stands eighty feet ont Of ground. on
Saturday afternoon. November 81. All hon
or IS dae or patriotic citizens for u.eir gem
erous assistance in raising this. the first Re-
publican pole raised here. Great praise IS
also due the ladies for ths beautiful banner,
bearing tie n Of Harrison and Morton.
which they made and presented A large
and enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held here in the evening Of the sanle day.
The meeting was Organized BY Chairman
slsafer in a brief speech, and aferward chose
one Of oar sfaunchest Republicans, Mr.. Dl-
vid Husband, to preside over the nesting,
with Frederick Weller, Harrison Gohn and
L :. Weller as Vice Presidents. and 5. :
Mller.J.C barron, VS. Weller. J. c Sell
iers. As Miller and Abram Weller Is Sec
r~staries. The speakers we're L. c. Colborn,
A. G. Holbert DR.. Endsley and F. J. Kooser,
=. ,-be gF;s-4,a-al III, s.ara. If So aa-,-