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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

SOME very sanguine Democratic jour
nails have begun TO talk about carrying
North Dakota Tor their party in 1892.
Their theory is that their party did well
in North Dakota this year and can do
better ne-t time. But they forget that
~ is the Presidential year. And all the
Republicans have a habit of voting in
Presidential years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

ExeLAND has about as much Of p" the
blessings Of free trade as any other
nation. But statistics show that one
fourth OF the immigrants to this robber
tariff ridden country were from the
Queens dominions Funny, isn't it,
that people love to come to this "oppress-
ed, tax ridden land ?7
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Vital Topics of the Day.

e Present Needs aud Future Scope of American
Agriculture By The Hon. jeremiah Rusk
Proper Function Of tue Minority in Legisla-
ton. BY the Hon julius G. Burrows. Kalamaz0b
Village improvement Associations their Prac-
ticabllty in Rural Districts, with story of GER
tain Modern Villages. By the Hon. b. b. Nor
throp, of Clinton. conn.
% Principle in Politics and the Virtue of Cour-
age" By the Hon. Jas. s. Clarkson, of Iowa
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SENATOR GoENAN, being a rather cool
and level-headed person, is doing his best
20 prevent his party colleagues from go
ing into Mysteries over the recent cleo
iion, by pointing out the fact thst the
Democrats cast no more votes then than
in previous elections. But he will have
his labor for his pains.
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RRrrIsu free traders in England burned
NJ, Kin.ey in efiigy in their rejoicing over
the Democratic victory last week. Nc
Kinley could have no higher honor. He
has drawn to himself the fire of the en-
emies Of American labor and good wages
l., ,h,s couutrv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

SENATOR ISGALLs hasn't the slightest
idea Of giving up ihe fight for reelection
in the Kansas Legislature, which the
Farmers Alliance has captured. Senator
Ingalls, is a fighter Of the first class, and
il would be wise for his opponents not
10 crow until they have him absolutely
ha.tan
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Now that the election is over, the DEM
ocratic papers that hate Mr.. Blaine show
that they fear him also, by cackiing like
silly barnysrd fowls over every move
rnent he makes and every word he utters
in Dublic.
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A Western paper remarks that the
average corn crop per acre this year is
seven bushels less than last year. This
is another calamity that the Democratic
editors unaccountably forgot to charge
10 NIsinr Mex inlev.
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CoNGREssNAN SPRINGKR hopes that the
press may point the way to future sue
cess for the Democratic party. The Hill
and Cleveland organs are already at work
erecting sign boards, and other earpen-
ters may be at work soon. None of them,
however, are likely to bear the name Of
springer" rs the mascot Of Democracy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

A Kansas man VINO was elected TO the
Legislature during bis absence from the
State refuses TO serve. This seems TO be
a case where the Office sought the mar,
and didn't get him at that.
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He lost ali his Friends and Is going
Home to Die.

COLUMBUS, o Nov. IA victim of the
Johnstown flood, young man 80 years of
age, broken in health and spirits was given
transportation to-day 10 his old home in the
Conemaugh Valley by the city iniirinary di-
rector. His name is William Morgan. His
mother, three sisters and step,father were
drowned in the flood, and he was the only
survivor. He left the place Immediately af-
ter the fatal day, and has wandered from
city TO city. He is going back to the sad
scenes, he states, to die
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

GnovrR ClEyELAxD made one mistake
In his Ohio visit. He seems TO have
thought the object was to honor Cleye-
Land instead of Thurman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

A new prophet mas appeared at Allen
town. and predicts forty years religious
war He must have been reading the
election returns from Wisconsin
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NorwIrHsrANDrSG that Delamater was
defeated. Pennsylvania is still fast an
chored in the Republican faith If you
donbt il. examine the returns and be
lnnxinced
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

SENATOR IxoALLs Il not yet buried lie
has seventy votes pledged TO him in the
Kansas Legislature, or within fourteen oil
enough TO elect.
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ono Republicans have already slated
Major Mckinley for Governor next year.
His friends claim il wlll be no trick al
All 10 elect him.
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Willie TIaub, the fiitesn year old boy shot
with Flobert rifle last week in Louisville,
KY, by Mrs Vogel, because he came into her
yard after lost marble. died ytst.rday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

Tar Mug sanps are in the Sup ana
,e Democrats who used them are grih
ming NJ the fun.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-19

TnE good obi Republican snip is still
staunch and her timbers sound. She
will weather this storm and sail trium-
uhantlv into port in 1892.
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SATURDAY.. NOV. % Ieoo
DWELLING HOUSE

bank barn. and other outbuJldipcs. Also a su-
gar camp that will set 500 vessels said camp is
supplied with good sugar house. pans, and ali
necessary furnishings. The farm is underlaId
Win six-foot vein Of limestone, which is open
also Two veins Of coal. respectively three aud six
feet thtck, both OF good quality. This Is known
as the Homestead Farm " IL is good and beau
tlui iarn, ID nigh stste OF cultivation and pro-
duees good crops of grass and grain also a fine
orchard Of fruit. Tne farm is well watered.
No . certain tract ofland lying eontig-
uotls 10 No. J, adjoining lands of
yohn 0hler, A. j. Sterner, Peter snyder, Jonathan
about lSO acres cleared, and the balance well
tinbered, having thereon erected log house and
bank barn The farm is undeclaid with lime
orchard, and sugar camp that will sci 900 YES
sells, this camp Is also supplied with sugar
house, pans and other Necessary furnishings.
Both et these farms are located in the garden.
spot Of Black Tow nship, convenient 10 churches
schools, stores, and railroad
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Other Features.

During 1891 the Tribune will print valuable
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States with explanations Of large number of
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A special correspondent, practi al farmer is
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IT is officially stated that there was
paid for pensions during the hscai year
ending June 3Oth last, the sum Of sio9'-
o,- Sql
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Rev. Simeon r. Dompieri. who was for
time the ri resentative Of the German Bish-
ops at r. me, died in Boston yesterday afer
q long iIlness
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He Gave Money to the Lord.

MoSTRosE, Pa, Nov. l3.-Paul Hill is
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of Lsthrop, 5000 which be alleges they
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate +!

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE. issued
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der Sterner, deceased, viz:
No a certain tract Of land situate in
~ l. Black Twp, Somerset CO., Pa. ad-
snyder and Others. containing "a acr,ss more or
less, ABOUT loo acres cleared T; balance well tim
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DUBLIC SALE
or -
Valuable Real Estate.
Dwelling House,

and outbnildiBgs thereon erected. The farm Is In
good neighborhood, well watered and in good
state OF cultivation. with an abundance of fruit
trees, consisting of apples cherries, peaches. &c
Water running to the house and in the BARNARD
Also, sugar Camp, with Sugar Vessels that viii
go with the farm.
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NJ = tract Of land adjoining the
ANO. <. above homestead containing "a
acres and 1Ss perches, strict measure, on which
there Is erected log Dwelling Hou-e stable and
other outbuildiugS There i an apple orchard
and other fruit trees thereon The above will bs.
sold separnLe o. as a whole. 10 suit purchasers
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