The Somerset Herald.
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TKllSESDAY " ' "
REPUBLI AN NOMINATIONS
national.
FOE PRESIDENT.
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A!.K X MATER, of mers-t Tup.
Vk't lielieve tirover Cleveland isU-alen.
Which election pre inct will win the
lianner?
:
near 1
Hon M. I':, Kivstis ci. Mies mighty
la-ins a lirst-class Bun hard for t ",t-vt land.
J kvo i. lb wne s:iys Ihe niiijority f.r I
Harrison and M rton in Indiana will be j
i.-.m i
Xo man has tione more for the suei-ss
of the l!eMibliean cause this year than,
tieneral Harrison himself.
It Itsiks very inuch as though West j
Virginia would take her place in the Ke-
publican column this year.
Wmut all m-mocrats an- not free trail-
era. all free traders, as t,r as heard from, j
ure very hearty ill their siippirt of Clove- j
land and Thiirnian.
Oca candidates for the Ijegis'atiire are
Ixtth worthy men and aiv deserving of
the supHirt of every loyal llejiublican.
ote for Miller and I ugh.
It is only three weeks until thcelection.
Every Hepublican should put f,,rvard his
best eilorts tow artl securing the success of
the whole Republican ticket.
Fke wool f.r the Nnrthern farmer.
Protected sugar for the S.-,u!'iiern planter.
Hut then you know Ieinooniey exjsvts
l.V? electoaal votis in Ihe South.
Skisatoii Histrs K and other leading
Xew York Republicans coiiiideiitly as
sert thai their State is -ure to give a 111.1- j
jorily f-r !Iarris.,n and Morton.
Tub Hi publicans of Xew Vo;k have j
n on, mated .1 a l T. Erhardl for Mayor, I
and with the otadiangular tight now j
Is-iiid wagtsl, be has a g sxl show for an I
A-lection. I
f the T'i.ooo old Viiioti sol '.iers in Iu
tliaiia alsnit one-lbir 1 have hen tofore
voted the I leiiiiHratie ticket, but it is
licved that most of this minority will
ote against Cleveland this fall.
The issues to is- decbted at tin-election
on the itb of Novemis-r are of preat fi
nancial iiiirtt to e.eiy man, woman
and child in the country. Y.'oik for the
autxvss of the Kepublicin ticbt i.
1'ven tr.,de is liKikiuv! upatel the crotis.
w ith few exec tions. arc pstd. If heaven
helps thire w ho help themselves,) iliK-s
it help a 1 sirty that h'-ljis mankind. Fate
and votea will certainly eltvt Harrison
ruil Morton.
Tim eurocrats are still claiming thai
the Newark charter election was a jxreitl
victory. Well, they claimed the result of
the Maine election as a "tvat victory, too.
A few more victories of that kind will
nettle them.
Tus adidavit mukers have b-"-ti order
esl into action as the h-avy artillery of
Ihe lK'nitH-ratic line. This order of battle
wa f.illoued in the tiarlicld cailip.eeti,
tttlt il did not w in. This tiue the jf.i:is
will he spike.1.
licsim;. H.ii;i;!so- has strm k tnaiily
blows for TrottH-tioa, Anieriinn wagi.
and American homes, lie has steadily
fsined in tbr eteni and oonlideiice of
tho Auieru-an people. And we th'.nk he
w ill be the next rresbk-nt.
N. wonder the Uer.ubHcan outlook is
briitbt. The character and brains of the
liea.lufiU ticket, backed bv tbe-bc.sin.s
n.nsc and lait! heartfino of the other - ud
of tlrt ticket are -tninjE -notieb to
ro.nn.end the imrtv to the r shl aei.se of
the American .eople.
rrwork, lb-publii-ans! The only
thin; that can retlu-se onr maiority in the
ronntr is over-rr.!i.lenee. As the elec
tion draws near let every true party man
imt his shoulder to the wheel and we
i!l roll op the ls.rpe-t majority ever giv
n in Simera-'t ettnty.
Conorr will prottably odi,uirn th'm
week and the ftw tr.Kle ni li'.ef brcw-
w will have their a-wult n the Ameri- I -can
w.kin?ttK'n povtpomd f..r few i Kitv. Madiso-C. I'eti, of rhiladel
inontha. Tiiey arc likely to p-t auch a j I'hia, declares the rrohibition party "the
riekener on Novemlw-r fit h that thev mav j Democratic Aid iSot-iety," and says the
conclude to Ktstpine it indefinitely.
KtTo Ci(, of lVntisvlvaria,
nevtTaaoke slinhuulv of tiea. Harrison
Nobxly aerioosly aupposed he did. The
Canierons are not built tliat way. They
are k-val lrty luen, partu-ularly hen
tlie party l.aaauch poo.1 men aa Harrison-
- .
,d Morton. rVnatt Cameron says he
ami
entertain a rery Iti-li opinion on tlie sate
conserrativetcndetieiw of Onera! Harri-
ou and ayshe lafh-r ibw not jusit.
lle ia stable and sensible like the Cam -
rons, father and mn.
Titr.ta: U no -kI rreis !? St-m-fet !
i county bliould not e ve the entire Kepub- ;
iiinn ticket ill let;- -V1-') majority thin :
f ill. Tin' ticket is con, jed of ;"-! it
lertal from top to
U'ttoiii and every ;
n:aa on it deserves unl s!
Ihe cordial an.l united support of the
sirty.
- Aj. over 4 he country th- r.iiiro.td m
i plow, are orn mizliin Harrison ami Mor
ten chilis. ihiilcoad men are anion,: the
most ii.toilif'-nt clasa of American citi
zens. Tiiey art- rirniiiv; !tlt- an.l
thousands of them know thai protected
industries directly atTect their monthly
wages.
Fi now natd the poll close every
republican should see that he makes
every flay count. It is not necessary to
p nut f-W-tiorntrir. in order to help our
splendid ticket. Try to think of wine
one -l.oiu you ean perhaps influence in
tLe right dir lion and rouke it your duty
lo liiui.
! fiKoVEK Cl.FVKLV Nl) WMllS tO POe OM
i "the si.I.iier' frinil" beaaae he ha aijrn-
ed p nicin l and only vetoed 41".
Preii.;ent Arthur, however, dtirinir hi?
J three yer.rsund eij:ht mont'is' Innn, aj
; jirovtil jn'nsion hiHs, or al! that )a
: ed CVntm-s. He did not need to jiosc a
' the n-ldien" friend.
i Miwh ei is organiranc; immiirrstion o
! rietieo. and Texas is upending pile of
' money to induee immigration. I!ut the
i bi tter ol.tsHtu, hen seeking honieis, look
more to ?id sehools and pix.l aoeiety
; than t.il.ii? Ileniocratie mr iontnn. eitli
he
! er Mate v. ill ever enj'iy a Ickmii until
' old inoHhba' kc -lie and a ne and iniprov
i ed raiv hU"eeis tliem.
(ii:KKAL 1 1 akhis-- Uctrtaitily proving j
iiiiuwlf to hi; one of thu most interesting
I and resourceful public spt akert) that tl.e
j country hat, eve: known. 11 ; a. Mi ewes
: are tiiouv' of vigt.T, dignity and g.Ttal
: tite, itnd no man in the 1-aity it! doing
i more to bri:ig a! nut tliattipien.ini tii
uiip!i of Uej-tihlicau r:H'.'iwes which is
: iio.v practically uured.
l.ti;.i;A :s kept out of the I'nion of
S,aies by the men lv'io fought four year
to sever tin- hoii.l of the I'nion. And the
teas 'i ef tie-ir njiposition is iMfaiwe I.i
k"ta is jsnph-il maiiiiy oy meiniiers of
the Jar'v that rc.-l-'cd tlit-lr elforts at
tiisstiSutioii. Tiiey ate cotisislei.t in at
leinpliiik' to di'fr.iuchi' le.-puidieans in
the Tcri.lor'es :ls we!! lis ill the South.
:. Tin: people 01 Itedlord county w ho are
1 in favor of pnifectii'.i: n;eri.-.tn indus
i tries should r.dt f 'n?et that all revenue
i bills ni'M origi'iate in the House of Kep
; re-etita.:ves. With a lb-publican niajor-
itv in the House, tlie Mills bill or one
like it, would not I poible. While
Present pr, s,!;t ts indicate that the next
1 lou.- w ill Is- Republican, protectionists 1
should run no risks. Vote for Edward
Scull f.r Cnnitresa and yon will make no
mistake. ' ihnt J, ..
Tim present tanlf i- n.tt a war tariff. It
is the t,iri:f if lsx;. The taritf has Is n
reduc ed fcur tunes since the war. but al
wavs by l-publit tins. but not w ith a view
of alnilishini iiroKvtion. The lVu-.o-
cratic ram nain cr of
down with the
!'
w ar tarilf ' is a false pretense, for the sim
ple reason that there is no war tarilf.
Their real objective jstint is "down w ith
production." The only war tax in exist
eiieo is the internal revenue tax, which
the lteiiioeraey insist on retaining as a
means of creating a Fiirp'us and an am
bush from whith tt light pnitection.
!everal 11 akhisox's definition of the
Mills bill us a measure intended to de
tach the agricultural voters from the
protective column describe it exactly.
But unfortunately for the success of Mr.
Mills's scheme the Xorthern and Western
farmers feel very much at home, in the
protective ranks and as much interested
in the maintenance of lh pmtective
cause as anybody. The old autc-hellum
Southern ilea that the I arid 'Item-tits Xew
England at the eXH nse tf the agiicult
uval Htrtitn of the country, is only heard
from the cheapest kind of demagogues
in iwadava.
The reading of Mr. Thai -man's letter of
atxvntamv w ill raus".' inanv a P envrat
to s.iv, "l'o ir l !d Uoiiiau '." ' Tour old
Thunnan'" The letb-r is merely an at
taek on piotecti in and protection priuci
j.les. Tiie 'Id Ibmian," always an ex
treme State's ri jlits man, is now as libra
a freetrader as as .lefferson I'.ivis lsoforc
and tlurini the v. ar. Mr. Tlmnnan was
1 a frreat admirer of the Coided-ralo Con
! stitutinn. an 1 h would like the same
fi-e trade jiii:i.-' lcs enunciated in that
! put into law. He said three weeks ao
j that he would not write any letter. Hj 1
j he s.oo l by th d division le- wotihl stand
higher in tho estimation of the Aai.-rK-an
people to-day.
lr.woi:, v is ii.it to have lull saini; at
its frauds in New York this year. They j
have ma acatnst a snap irt the arsnu of
Chair:n i:i lltt-iy, who has dnprtsited -",- j
"K as a fund to reward persons furtiLsh- .
in information leaiiini; to conviction uf j
persons priilty of registration frands. This j
means fiar nefve measures win is? laa-
. u
en to hrinjr to book the men whouuinu-
. , . ... . . .
facture lVm-ratic n:ajor,,-.es t , order in
tin tii'xt ciirrnnt r.tv. itohtna' v. in the
'
country. It is a nitoriotw foet that but
for the nianipnhtli.m of the disreput-
I able laTlotdox rtuflVr in New York City,
Mr. Ch -velar! 1 mould never have hex a
President. That s rt of thinir must have
an end. and ihe country will be irratiiied
to see a firm hand like Chairman ij.iay'a
take hold of tl- matter. The registry lst
and the ballot-box stulfer tntist stand
from under.
Tnc Morey fonrery, in so-nc shape or
other, is '. ki'ly to I rep-ated in the lad
atafes of the campaign. Itiiiocracy al-
! r.-ady tv the handwriting on tiie wall.
! written there by indipnant Ainerii-an
j woi kin-ruen, and it is -owing desperate.
j It will make every and any attempt to
1 wt t'"1 P';llty of litica! mis -
j deeds as il s tubt to defeat tiai ticld eight
i K lta le'U-r are prerinp to
fiose the can.paiea with a series of for-
j (teries, lies aud frauds, hopiiig thereby tj
rescue v hat it is clear they have already
lost. Look out for tliem, Itepublicaiis !
He on your guard. Mule buyer ltarnuiu,
who issaed the Tdarey ft.r.ery, his afx'm
beeu p'.aetsl at the lie.wl of tlie National
Comuii'tae, llrice having been found
either to be. too weak or too honorable
for the kind of work intended. lVf the
word to all IvcpubiicaiiH to Ksk out for
Morev ttnreries.
aim of the Pnthibitionist is to desLroy
the Kepnblican Jarty. lr. refers has
"aiied up" the people to wht.rn he alludes
with admirable jtidcm-nt and six-aks his
mind like a man ith convictions. Yet
the concliisiotm lie arrivea al arts not new.
The effect erf Ihe political action of the
j Prolnt itionists. and the ptirjiose of such
i . . , , , - , . ,
action, has lonj .:,parent to close
i otwrvers, ann uns acomnis ior uie puM
j nnmlr of desertions froui that P?
! which have taken plee within the bo
; year or two. Macere lnentts of oiulrt-
j lion have been "getttir.x on to"1 the
!hmw of th- bder ..fthe ..litica! j
prohibitionists, and they do m-t pnii-- i
tc Help tin-' womocs 10 sum wie utj.uu- .
bean parlv. the only iwi.hsl oriraniia-i
tion in the North ahHi niai over duso ;
The Consre-eaional Outlook.
1hei:i: is no more i unions !ii!ciun in
tiioeoniity than Ttioma ll.Ci-eevy. Esj.,
I-intT.tie nominee for Ciitprew in thin
dinriet. He and hi Irustel lieutenant
in each of the counties of the district,
following the cms given in hig speech ac
cepting the nomination, are announcing
w ith ap;rvnt franknes that he has no
hoe of election, that it is liocle fiVdtt
and that he permit bis name on the
ticket simply to keep np the organization
and asmst the other cand.Jttes.
Tfie. apparent frankness of Mr. Greevy
will not deceive Kepuhiieaiia who know
anythinic of the man and liU character,
lie ii not one of tliiw w ho carry their
heart upon their sleeves. His puldic ut
terance seldom interpret his private t-n-timentft.
Mr. tireery know that under
ordinary circumstances thU ii a Eepnbli
can dintriet. He understands that an open
and vigorous comhat on hi part would
renilt in hia overhemirg d.'feat. He
does not propone to inak-! any sueh ficht.
Itut while Mr. lireevy nn.lt-rtan,!h that I
the chances are aiaist hi:i:, he not j
abandoned hope. He known that iK ino- j
cratic -andi.liites have been elcfted in I
this district, an 1 hoie.s to have tho same i
j (food, fortune even in tliis si.!t ntial i
j year. Uhiie prctured f.rtle, , he Jot i
:ot nu-an t leave uutii.Hl anv extH'.'.int '
that will increase his vote. If he can mi-!
! coed in lulling bcpuUioan into a falnj
' aud fatal htccrity, or if he can indues
sevorul liundretl Itvpublin to give him
"a coaipiinientary vote, ' rsuiting in
his I
election, it wiil 00 a gnat triuuipti tor me i
VoLtig man. '
Mr. t.rftevy ami alt Ids fiit n,ia in this j
and otiier Otitintitts, while dot iaring that j
his catolidaey is ijailti a hojtelt ss one, are
"rsisteiit!y liegging Ilepublican to give
hi. n a complimentary vote. The plea is
thai while lie kaowa'he an"t be .olecte-l I
he wants ;., iim as resi-eotable. a vote as i
.w..;ix. Itv .Lis ,,ln Mr I,,- i
t secure, enoiejli liepublie.m Mrength to I
ele-t him. Tiiis has hapiicned Ixfore.
The Ilt pubhcaiisof Itiair county should
vote fir Mr. Still, lie represents the
principle of protection in which they be
lieve, and is entitled to their support. Xo
compliment f ir Mr. tircevy this year. It
isn't Siife.
Backing for Harrison
The New York T.f.-tm' La Ik
inter-
v 1 1 -a i 1 1 ir the ministers uf N't w V-,r
: riiy and (
' i.ivernor ;
llii! and warmlv 111 fiv.ir of aria r Mi.lt r. i
3?id tiiis ili-tinet'v 0:1 nuc-.tl arid n-iitrtuits
r.,tlnl
"It s.nt iniw -siii,.."
; th
Hev. Ir. Mc Arthur, "in tiie present issue.
that aur intelligent itairlot and Christian I
citizen can vote lor the Pr ihihiii m party, I idii-a.-o ln!rr-(kti : The "campaign of
when the issues are so distinctly draw n, and j intellect " goes hmrrly on. At Cnmii tirove
e-c-ia!ly when su. lt a ran.iitlate as Warner j Wis., a RppuMican bimner, stretched across
Miller is in tier field. Every vote for lite ! ,C street, from camKtign headnnartei. was
thin! party in this rintpai-.m is half a vote ; t,,- ,iown a, ni8ht by unknown is rsons
at least for Mr. Hill an 1 trie sabs-n. it is ' am , , J;ir,i, village the
not t.sj much tose.y that those woo vrte for j rauimign jiole which the P.eptiblicans pur
ine third irty hi this cantpai.-ti an; j racii- j lOWi miin,- c.-i the follnwin? day was
rally supporting 1 lie tai j.-.n , are virUtily its j taken away at night and could n- hv found,
friend and allies." A those w ht ap- 1 Captious and hypercritical nemil.lieaiis
(.areatiy share 1'f. Mc.lrlhui a coniictions
are air. Katon, of the Vniversaiist t'uurch;
lirs. Mt-,'lnney antl Kinj;, of the Methodist
lit.istsijial i hureh ; IVs. Huward t'roshy,
rha-les H. I'.irkliurst, and Juhn U. 5'avtou,
of the Presbyterian I'liurt h : Ir. UoU-rt Col
lver, ufthe T'nitariati t'ltuich: I'r. H. II.
Virjm.'of the Oinsrcational Chnreli ; and
Drs. Rain-ford. Itvlaiiee. and V. U. Hunt- '
in-ton, of the Kpicopal t'hureh. The t'AnV
oi f ititm says it concurs with these clergy
men, and liocsthat they represent thesnb
staufiaiiy iiuauiinoussentimeiit of ti:ethrist
ian chui-dn. It also relerates what it has
said b.'fore. tltat. in iis jiiihiinetit, it wttuld
have htsnt tM,tlt sitting itur.,is and wise j tli
ev for the rrohihilionisls to have niideno
ntiiiitunti'in tiiis yr for tiivernor in New
York .Stale, atnt to h ive left the bailie le
Iween tiie friends and tiie eur'tm-s of an :m-
resiricltsl li'juiK- ini!i" lo h f-Hiht out on
j ilie lint f,,riuid hy Mr. Hill oil ihe one side
j and ill. M Her on thettti.tr.
i -'
I Harrison's Crowing Strength.
j tn ihemioy r-niarkailc f.Mturos of the
j tm-setit caiuiien lb. re is none more re-
markahie lliuu ticnertl II u-rison s ifrowdi
in the ptihlic estimation, sim-e his nomina
j lion, iiie campaign is tltit.ned lo U- a re
iiiaikahie ona in many rt.-p-c!s. The re
- msi-kahlt-tlcveliipiiieiit uf Aiitericsii feeling,
; the lltieXlsrted lironiitleilee iveli le the na
, ti'inal fla. !he revival of the jaiii, lie mctn
' ories ufthe war, ihe ci.ihasiaMit of the old
i nicit who were voters in I'di and Jsl t, iiie
J still (treaier enthusiasm of the yiein fir-t
: voters, fully fietr fifth of wh.nt are Kepuh
j ltcaits. are soite f th stlient felling of a
I campaign which is wilheiit ar.d el in reee-.:t
; times. Ni even iu themeniorahiecar.iiaipi ! " wdnt.ly free. Furtherm ire. we enjoy the
I of ls.kt.wben die tti-jubiican rt ariiMrsl ' advantage of liavitif: it on hand, while Knjt
i ii lirat national victory nmk-r lue leader- j land must transport il a lonp distance from
: -hip of ihe marlvred Uias.ltt, w.r" the evi-
denccs or individual conviction, p ip ilar en-
l usiasm and local aetiviiv inure apnim-nt
than thev are at present.
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I, lit me. nl t la s- leat ires, iit.r a .1 el I item
cornbititsl, lend morn to individual'. the
cantpain .11. ,1 diiT.avntiate it from all others
than ihe steady and remarkahle uianntT in
ahi;-h tiiitcial Harrison has continued to
. , , i
erew 111 tne -r:tnutiou ni tue niiniic. imin
r , ... ' i
ti c drv of his m.min-afion to the 1 resent 1
1 ... . ,
1 lifn una ins other iriemts at mcao -were
j ,nrin(t his Ilomini(iln tlM.y 1Qt u ou the
i -,.1.1.1 ..f l.u vib.!.iliTi- k.h hiu-ii rhur-ieter
j anJ i.Uity. his tnie and tried licpubiican-
: iMii, ami his mtutta ntvni a a sohih-r . eiii-
v n and stateaiati. To i tch aa had n't
eloMt-ly ooservul tieuerd IIrrtsju's c.mer
or a bo were not informed as to his inielli-ct-
: tial and mural ijualitit., his friends trave
strotar assitraiv that he was eminently umdi
1 fitsl fir the presi-.leiisial otrhr, aud would
j ims-t the highest evjKS".atiens that could be
formed of him as a candidate and leader.
I At I hat time it could hant.v he said that
f tieiHMal Harrison had a national reputation
I in the sense of beiiUf widely and almost uni-
versally known, and at was not anrprising
that someeuhositv should exist aa to what
tnantier of taati the llet-iirs were so earn
estly and eitibti.-iao'.Killy pressing fr the
nomination.
But the Hoosiers knew their man, and
aere nor backward abont eudorsinR him.
Knotting Ibat if nominated be would meet
every exiecta'.toa of the piny, they bad no
hesiuttou in gtviiig the gtrotnresl r-.ilie
asstiruiR on this .tro. 11 at sale they were
in doing so let the ns.nrd of the last Lhree
months decide. II w eonrdet -'y i -n. liar-j
risoti has j ntlfusl tiie rvpresentali ns at
f'hiea'o of those a hu knew hi:u Ist, let bis
present standing liefore tlie Antertenu tieo-
pie determine. No man ever ts?w more
rapidly in public esti-nition thsti tienera!
Harrisnn has during the l.it three in mths,
and noeandidale ever in o nplete y vin
dicated the wisdawii of a ronveutioa-s
cloii. Kt-w nsen and few charai-'."Ti ran
stand the ordeal of beiujr placed o:i sticb a
ptslesud, standing for mouths in li.e fittrue
li.ht that beats tut a pr.ideu:ial nouiiiwe.
a tai-get for calumny as w.li as criticitnl,
without dis..-lositi(j; some we5iknesstp.oVfet.-l.
i'cwvT still oin pass through the far more
i.r n.; oratii ot rtvci.niij ii,iusa;i,is ujH.in j
ih.msattds of visttors and ntitiiiij stsres0f
ss- nes it acres upon aTes oi tstph' loucii
inc more or less dins tly or nearly every
; puaseoi piitiuc anairi, wiiliicit makiiic a
) s,n,e mlt nn
: , r ,H; ip!P thincihat bi, friends
i ,sid wish nnsai 1. In this respect Jen.
j Harrison - amdidncy is unique and mtparal-
1 Wed. li bus alnradv math, man tluui aix
ty sieccbe tiane bis nomination, and not a
d dl one i-i tl Mire iiarn.er. nr a sttijrle
,,r,,r- me smc-i uarii.mi was no: ca.icu
-. - .- -t -
,
- . 1
; and tniiii!th of hi conricrjons, the hn-adth
. anu cailioiicily i,f In kit the'wartmh
Ins feelnuwjHn line immiMWi-
tiunauduis lofij palnolim. ThU ii not
Battery: it is in the mouths of million, tho
common talk of the country. Thii;t"i ttmt
(General Harriwii. without any self seeking
or cott-ntatitu eflort on hi part, merely by
meeting, to the f'tllest extent, the reiitiire
menn of his position and the drafts made
upon hinUjy .the rUiui'U'n pjriy, ha ful
filled every .'prwhtuuo it- mV A-.eudiand
won the unbounded admiration of millions
of his countrymen. Where he sits the
bead of the table, and he i stifl growing
Talk on the Tariff
A farmer will do to day's tarifT talking,
and " mighty intereslrng reading"' it is for
other farmers, "Do you know why we
have a tarifl"? I'll tell yon.- The tariff is put
on to manufactured goods, and some ieoj le.
w Ik) don'i know U'tter, think it if tospetiai
ly benefit the owners of mills and factories
and the fniks that work in them, but the
ide of tiiis protection by a tarifl' Is like other
protection. We put it on to hinm:fartt;rM
pool lut as we fortifv the harlwrs and
fnnttc-r, because th:y are the piints most
likely to he attacked, by an enemy, and if any
are overcome then the mountain and rairie
are invaded. Ho if we tlo not protect the
manufacturers foreign paxjs p-mr imo the
country and our mill and factories have to
-',. ' the f inner loses his home
e woramett i.iiiietectonw
' J ' .
vt ny, i tan rciuetiittcr when we could
not sell anything. Xo'jody hud money to
Ii t V trw!i tt!l.t tfm r.rm. ,x, ..no n-nv
,,... ,,, ,,. ... ,..,' ,i.:".
tast. and the sheriff sold what was "o'tl.
TIie mmi.y r(V firil W(.,it out
orthecomnry.
'-Soni! folks had an idea that if we bought
foreign gootls it would make a market in
foreign countries R,r our farm pieis. but
it ui,ln"t work so; besides, most farmers do
"ot raise Hie staple croju for erpor' ; thy
" u" Wt'i! ,,n,-v 0,1 51 ''' thing's as sell in a
"l'ar b.v market.
"! know sometlung else !: tins, t ana-
tla farmers hail jnkI farms, a small tie
; and
the market nt their own d'Ktrs, but th, y bail1
110 proto-.i,n for their miiU aiul they left
their farms unsold and came ovtriuto the
fttates and Itntiglit firms where ihey could
get a li'tuir- will, protection.
" I kttnw sr.i:te;liitj' else alstut litis tarid
business. When it is irivcu out that a ttuinu
faclory is going to start in a farming di-:rict
the price of land and everything else got
up."
PRESS COMMENTS,
lialliniore .two-iVijii ; There are six lartze
manufacturing .establishments in Wheeling,
West Virginia, employinni.tni.i hands, w hose
(.nipnetors have always been I.-intiT.its. hut
w ho th:5 yearexprts their intention to volt?
far Harrison and Marlon.
j might denounce these proceedings as rather
! mean and contemptible even for a ltourlHiti
i caminiu, but they are ot a piece with the
policy and methods of aparty that in a vast
section of the country rob a large class of
citizens of ther suffrage, and in populou
centers of the North tries to steal into power
by tricks that the courts uf Chicago and
1...1;..,, ...t:- i.,- Lm.,...t I,.- .,1
1 tain voice.
.New Voik -V.u, ami Esjircvi : The Iento
cratic National Committee has apparently
t given up Xew York, but as Cleveland must
I have thirty-five electoral votes from souie
f where his manager have undertaken to
I carry Michigan ant Citiviis for him. It is
i a!soex!ected ihat Kansas will give him ils
i vote. All this .shows how notch tlejiend
I enee can be ptrt in the asser'.ittns of the same
' men thai Indiana, tniio-ueat and New
, Jersey are sure lor Cleveland. These wild
I prophecies mean only that Cleveland is
I beaten.
j Pittsburgh Tima: Tiie Philadelphia Tli.
i man on the outlook in New York a-mills
j thai ' Ihe present condition of the tiht for
Mayor seriously ir&unlcs those wno are mut
sob. ileus for Cleveland's re eleelion." and
that "ihe stern, inexorable fait remains that
the present situation ftiraishes the opjstrt-.t-nity
for Mr. Quay" to di;iljy tne tactics
display thet.trtics that seldom fail of victo
ry. Tiie fact appears to be th-tt the Kepuh-
liran 'hairiuan is doinir a great deal towartls
! rtiunini; both sid,s ttf the lii;hL otherwise
i t'aptaiti brief, at ihe lK.-ni.tt.TJl.ic headijuar
j tent, says be -oaid get along Well enough,
but as it is, there is consternation ia thv
1 camp.
' lltilfalo ' ivt A'lrrriit-t : f'oiton is
our Southern plantations to MatichcMcr,
the interior of thai ctiulry. Why then do
we rot divide the markets of the world with
t Knpland in the matter of ciHtoti mauufuct-
! ure? We exported iU.UM.orj wunli last
'
year, whiie. Kui;lnd exports about f HJ.'.'O,. i
tiyi) worth every jtar. 'Ihe simple reason is f
that w! cannot meet E inland on eipial
terms until our waes are brought down to a
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... .. , , .. . .
Mmnuapalji Jvinwl : Oueral Siierman
te apinrntly senilis lire-d of one of
f .1 -. r., .1 .
.he resui'.s of the war the enfranchisement
of the nero made a farce through the
OHinlin out of the black man's vote when
ever that v-.tte is cast against the Soiiihern
white man. It will be remetnliered that
these arc the words of no p-dilica! atritator
sis'kt'i to armise sectionvl feelini:. or fan
theft lmes'of pirt'sati striR-. tltneral Mher-
man will no! be accused of tryins to awaken
Ihe animosities ol i!m war. lie can say thai
be Ihls bad all the he wants without mcur
niKtiie danger of a disres;ecUi:l answer.
But lieneral tj'jermau is ryht. The negro
is deprived of his vole. Ti.r cluirre is not
even denied.
ll'urH: Free trade and cheap la' sir
in the jtuise of negro slavery were tlie two
tiling's the Jsouth strove for np to the brt'ik
in out of the relH-Iiion. "The Satithem free
traders were, therefjre, thoro-ijhly consist
ent when thev inserted in the Confedcraic
! constitution these words: "No bounties
i shall be granted from Ihe Treasury nor any
duties nor taxes on importation, from for
eign nations be laid lo promote or foster any
branch of industry."' Titese wonls are to lie
found In the first article of tiie Confederate
constitution. 8j anxious were the Sontliem
free traders lo force the pro-British system
j on the States in rebellion that the)' made
; free trade a part of the organic law of the
' Oonfederacv.
Blaine In Indiana.
Kvax.sviLi.1, Ind., October li I'pon his
arrival here to-night, Mr. UlaiiH- was escort
isl by a numix.-r of uniformed eluhs and an
li.tiinx-lla brigade of Jlt, to the residence of
C harles Viele. After the meeting tiwtiormw
evening be will proceed to Louisville and re
main there until Monday morning.
tin the way here, the stations at which
stops acre- made, were stirnttindtd by mas-
I cs of rssrole eaper lo rafrh a glimpse of the
Maine statesman. '
Republican Candidate Assassinated.
Hr.Mrs-isin. Tnx.. Oct. H Iwis Mc
Dale (colore-!.. Republican candidate for
Cotton Weigher, was shot ar-d killed from
amHnsli in the' streets "of Ihw city at 10
o'clock last rrtght N particnlars of tbe as
sassination have been obtained. Everybody
qpndemm tie deed.
KILLED 15V SCORES.
Forty-three Dead and Over 20
injured at Mud Run,
SHOCKING SCENES AT THE .WRECK.
Vn.KiMn4r.Be. I'a, 'st-1--AUnt in.
o'cltvk nicht aaiwoeol'tnwareldent u
the I.;-high Valley Ituilroad reiichnl here
and further rert said the wrecked train
vit i section G.ckiur.-.iariraiTf riirii
ing from Haleton. Xearly C,HM Ltueme
aud Lackawanna people had gane there, and
P9. one kJiew jatwli9,bLreturijciJhi
riilrtad olllcers were mule. They knew
aijthii g, .Oadowlly tljettoriea look terriblej
f.wm. f 4eakJ tu Mttrt iiriennttalit
Mitchell and others bad gone down the
rad on a)ecial eugine. Then a private
dispatch arriving s-ylng that 1he aoci3nt
had occurred at Mud Run, whetj oue sec
lion of the excursion train ran Into atimher.
Horty persons ware reported killed. The
crowd at the depot swelled to -hundreds.
ilill the utliuera were mute. Xu-dunatches
could be gotten over the wire. Mary well
kluwn citiz.-n3 w-re svsin at the de,t
wriugiug their bands, their faces tsarhil and
pile with dread. Women thronged the de
lt with terrur-strickuu countenance, sob
bing, crying, or silent and trembling. Still
the rail way o.'Iicers declared that the)' knew
nothing. ' " '.
XFW AT lit. !
A Xew Jersey Central train finally brought
news to the elfis-t. that eighty were killed
and the exeiltnetit grew intense. All the
Wnite Haven pi vsicians had Rono to the
scene. There wen seventy-eight cuts from
Wilkesharre lo Ha.leton, the number of pas
sengers being a.."""'. The sections w ere ail
crowded to sutlbcation. Tumugliout Ihe
night the di pjt was t bronzed by hnnd ret Ut
of persiins. The throng was loud in ils de
liunciation of the company for refusing all
information.
Miny persons, after waiting from 10 lo $
in the morning, took th? south bound train,
which passed here at e.P, ami went to the
scene of the disaster. It was there learne 1
that the third section of ihe excursion traiu
bad std on the tra":k a few htindr.d yards
from Mud lluu. wailing for seiXi. mis ahead
to get out of the way. A Uagman, sun?
say, had been sent back with a lantern 10
guard the train from the rear. Suddenly
the passengers on the rear piriform saw a
train approach at a high rale of siiee-d. Sev
eral of I hese nasst ngers who saw the danger
, , ,
jutn;s.d and t scaped.
AX AWFt-L CBVSII.' ' '
In an instant lltu f!a1i of a hra-Iiiiit u
loiiiitiulrf. the Interior of tlie r-irrar; iheie
wi.n-nJi -'i!fl iho .Ht rH' l.hlft 'itl lif-r liili
1an. 'tli iiit(. ; I:.' t-rt ,ftfti ?tttiv tif liinnnni I v .
The inJi'H'k lrove the roar vac through the
next uite for tvvo-tlonis of its kniii. anil
the wron J ear was fnrceti into the thinl.
Nut a fine p Toon espiJ . ke rear
ear. Tlie seevnJ watt orowk-il with maiinetl
an.l hUfli; o wliea, ttii'l the tliirj car had
Imt ft-' piiM.-nn who eaeaiieJ.
Th1 iiniiijtintl iiasteneri of tnith trains
made their way out of tlie r.irr. on .i:ic
tk tlie tr!fr"iI en,rin an.l ears the lull
hi-rror of tiie terrible di lister dawnel u;n?n
them. Th" shuttered engine was ponriiu;
forth bt reams of n-aMin? stram :id water,
which l.id fnun their eves the fullest nieiis
ureof the horrible neene, while its liisin
?ioii!id deadi tied the shrieks and groans of
thoMf irn prisoned in the wn;fc, iha-l!y
, ,'
white fac-tfit in-eret! into llie windows to
. .i i... r... . r ... .... ..).....!.. u i
thH deadt oiTnonrd in their erect M
in lif... starinvr oien-eved. as if atr. are of th
horrible sitrroundiinr. As the ttam and
moke cleared from the rear ear its awful
siirhts wtn revealed. The timhers were
crushed and wrenched, while on all aide
, , . .. ' .. , , r
l.m.i. mst.iljul luuluui ..ml lim . T la Tun-
, . , i
lushes which were not mangled were burn
ed and scalded hy the steam, anil little re
mained in the car which bor bmuan sem
blance. XEMTIStl Till. IXJCUCD.
Yhen tiie shock of tlie first crash had in
a measure suhsided, the uninjured be-an to
do what could be done for their companions.
The few liftht tools on the train were called
into requisition, but proved feeble instru
ments. The Si. Francis Pioneer Corps plied
with zeal the broad axes which were meant
for hoiidnv oetions. Tiiev were, however.
.. , " , , . , '
hut little ud tpted lo the w-rk, and were &Mn
rendered useless. In tlie meant inte the win
dows of the cars were smashed in, and brave
iihmi entered and released thtse leal hurt or
leat entan;htl. In one caw tiiey tbund
John I.yneh, of Wilkeabarre, hanging fnui
tlie riKf ly one lejr. His cries brought
frie:id, who, to relieve his mi fieri 11 jrt tod
njion the wreckage and held his weijrht uKn
their bucks until he wa n'leawl. A iung
woman was fiund caught hy Iter les. One
U'Z wa iptickly vrlea.1, but the other could
be treeil, and a misdirected blow of an
axe severed it from the hi Kly. She heroically
bire her turture, and in king out her gold
watrh handed it to au ai Apiainiame us a ift
to a fiientl at home, bhe was put on bnanl
one ul' lit trains and iveii all !ssiMe care,
hut l.e dkJ iu the urin of frieiitl on oard
iht-eir.
To fre1 fhe hM!T-s in tl.e rear ear (lie train
men attaelied a h.nniolive lo the wrevked
engine ani started lo pull it from the wreck.
The firt movement of 1 he shuttered wreck
brought fr.im the wniTi-1'ti sui-h cries of dis-
treM that the surrounding friends onlered !
the engineer to desist on pain uf his life
The few houses aUmt the sjjr"ere tlirown j
ojH-n U the Pilfering, and l-n tires were '
lighted to ail tlie work of relief. 1
WH T PKNOEP HAY. f
Pas-ien--rs on the reir train state that j
thev saw a train ahead when far ilown the
, , . ,
r imy nt n-; in mi meir mu:s anu
j stared in surprise when the train did not
slacken its speed. futUeuljr their engineer
end tiremen were wen lo jump: then came
the shock. The engineer, jlarry Cook and
the lireaiau. Huh Oalla'acr.sustaiiusl slight
injuries. Tiie lireman suhjetpienlJv stated
that he saw the red ii;jt, inform -d tile en
ginwr and then jutuped. The msseners
jravemany thlTeretit ueci, tints tif iiie proltahle
can-e ef the ai".ivlent, some attrib-atinr ii tt
tlie Itelienre of the ilairmju in not Kmi
back with the red liht. Others say the
fourth sisi-tion, which ran iulo the thinl, bad
no air brakes.
A fier the uewi was received at the hospital
cotilinnitiK the worst tears, tlie scene at the
dejtot were heartrending indeed. Several
huudnl persons assembled as the report
spread that th.- train was approaching, and
then a rush was made for the platform. A
line of Klicenieii and railroad employes was
drawn up to keep bark the crowd. It was
then reKrted that the wounded were on
board.and were to be taken on to Mill Creek
near the hospital, there to be transferred.'
One tlesjterate man, bearing thissprang lor,
ward, and with an awful imprecation declar
ed that bis family were on Ihe train, and that
any attempt to keep him from them would
cost a hfr. It was learned a little later thai
no wounded were on boanl. As the train
drew up iLwaa found to contain many from
1'ieasant Valley and Miikwke, who bad left
dead friends liehiud. As they alighted and
met acquaintances their shrieks and wails
were pitiful to bear.
SlXrY-OXE DElt).
Wn.KinittHn. Pa., Oct. 12. Ail of thorn
killed at Mul Hun have been removed to
their homes. Two of the victims lyinu at
l.itlle hotel, in Mu 1 R in, one of whom is
Miss Connor, of Hyde Park, are so badlv in
jtinsl that they cannot be removeiL , Peter
Kline, of Pnivideiiee, died in Ihe hospital
this morning, which makes the total num
ber of death resulting from the accident til.
Thirty -seven patients are iu the hospital at
Wilkesharre and iii in Bethlehem hospital!
Tl.e hs-al press is severe in its censure of the
railroad oilbaals lor their carelessness. Il is
cx je Wed that the cutuptuiy will have to pay
htavy tlatuaaea-
Flfty-Fiva Days Starving.
MnaiDEj, Cox;., J-tober 10 Mary Gnf- !
fin. flfty-nre years old, died at th almshouse
here to-day, after fifty-Rced'aTs nf voluntary
starving. tbe tok nothing bm water dtiriup
that time, and could not be forced to do oth erwise,
the was insane on ibis aubjevt.
Harrltioii' f lalortty in Indiana,
The managers of the il."uili!i-.in i m'tpai'-'n
in Indiaii.'i. in ni ror.l.tnec with a diicfnom
tion c::prcsstsi tariy in ihe e.tnva-s . lutve
l.p-istt nlly refu-t.i to nia's? f xaei csiimttlt
ofthe reafl?tf tli rleelijr fi( puoiica'.itiin.
but Mr. J'.iaiee, ho ij couii lent that. Itiuw
tan ff-m mistako ali9id li.e indi-a ioie-, is
.,..i..i,-;....K- it...
V ' e !.""'.'" ,
trhi-Br''rtn tbe-fftside.
"i'ift'"s-u fhousiii-.l inajority l ir Harrison.1'
supp'?:uetitnl now and llien wiili " Hurrah
for Harrison," is as much a Im had to say
lo any of the emwds of jKs,.e that have
greeted hint at railway stations, between bis
f ps" " 1 "u " he tiufi'rd In li r,' i 1 ii t
Wednesday, It is his sincere belief, express
fd ill tnn:tUlhKiS TiTt i c, 11 fur puhli
tattorf, fbai tlnj Ir?ftAnean ' majority will,
according to tlie iud.cati us that Uava come
nnder hii .obs.-ryalbi;iit beat least li.Wi,
and ths tijurm may ha accepted m ahauV
what Indiana lte(.uhlicans. who ari liest hi
ormstl and must etuitrrned, arc now oxpet l
ng the cleclioi to vertt'. 'f "
Morton's Reaarrl for Crar.t.
At liiUiiiitu. Onut ii)lMrt.v-'id
wrrie ii) Uic New Yuri CjnjmiUeu ha fal
low a :
"r..V tKt Nov. 13,1S.).
I'Es Siu Tl'c j'Mji:.!s f :lie c York
Timet to raise n lr'S.iK-:..s J'cnsiun Fimd'
of not Uiaii tlie income of
wit k'li shall lie I'-iul to tla ol.icst ex Tresi
tlentoftiie Vnu--1 fu;v iutci.1 v. ih my
hearty apjtn)va!, iin l I b-:- ') will toiler
my naiTHMLf a MiW.ib.-r fir whh-1.
anutict I slu'i ht :! to i: tiu-' it nc-
es.ir". Ycrv rmV v-irs,
Lev: l 5I..s;i-..n.
Garland's Plain Confession.
VASUiji..iM. '.'t'ioU-r IJ. .Ui'-nt-y tlt-n- j
era. Uurlund auM thU m wn'mz. in lulking to )
fKJine Ii :iioTiitit: im-rnrrs A idv !!'n;
4 Wi!. iulk'turn ti.e tiUt ii tr.i!: ". rr..(i t j
New York. II:;rri.ion w;ii r IimIkui.. aw i
W'i"st Yiriniii. :t:nl a j r.m-t ia-M NVw Y(rk j
or we are Tuts i dVt ! lo tl.t . a j
taken by Vt.-.Am C.i.voij.i.1 :ilo. Ml rf- I
forts are turn iu VotU utt! tin w- ir- 1
ing of huriiiouy i:t the I.J ;n.'-rj,.,'r j irty u i
Now Y'i:k city, w;.i!o noiy a tVini v, i' in .
moalc of fi iii tiaj; W at Virginia ;ci! ' uiiana. j
A fi'ijt will be iv. a It- f.tr MicMmm. u-liirh j
w:tb Now York, miy n."Lci 1.c. w.i.i J. !
Trtey TrlcXed the Democracy
i
i Xew Yatu. u t
; p..u .si a p.rf s. ! le i
-Tee i:,...;;bii.
,.'e'.;i..i.eans .
I Ilea' l;iei ;
U:t, r have !
1 to-ttay i-tl tlie J'.-iri
j Isjeti hiring hands.
parade for the s i'U
-j'-
i'.
for a ftra-.i.l s'.rcst 1
iy t: .-'it h. Tire t Us-iiou. I
:!y iv !o hem! i'li-tr- '
d a ix riait f..r a h; i
! ',t' L' ('.i
1 ters t'l-d ty all ! s.s-.i
i jiarade on t!u- -,i:'e
day
As 1.
and lee
t o:e lv
tlie f
Ueui-HTais ,!eir"d.
s for
I so lare a parade wii
ii; a., pr.
the Ue,.;
ilerc 'iie
iiity he a!
ic;tris ictve
r :.- sh irt.
biwed the s.tiiie tiay.
ot their o;;-;iei:'i
Cotlaosed With a Mas? of Htm xnity.
if 1M-V, lib, " 1'i'i.r !. Five i imdns!
piople Were iiij'.ll.d, ball" ef l .:'
lo-ni-lit hy tlie enli.iji-e uf i:,e
j eris-tel to a--i-t i;i tiie hiu'.i-it; i.t! e
of l.lili. y. A sel'il! cap.n'ily ,,f Ii
and bad tx ta prfvtdtd ir tt'-e a
hi-.i-H. ia! e-iet-aiion
.liV to i
I witness the f.Vliiie !,t;ic di-j.ly. j
I At rieht o' chick, when the tirt r-teljet was I
firetl, lliesspioris at lite a'est ,.tid i:ave way.
I and lii; entire slni.aum six bundie-1 feet j
i lOM, wuvert-d and trM t tho eroijiui, i.arrv-
I itl witli U iw m:Wx livi:i- :,t- !
1 niIlL li i J
it all
a ruse
Tin: gk iws axis x.i.rs
of the imprisntHsi tnmtttn tc Tin no who
j . ... , . , ,
! tritwtimr ibose who wcrv sis-nre-l by the de-
-
! bris, and streichers were procured :siiiiic'!v
as issili!e and tlie wounded cutiTeyt-d fr.im
the arctic In ihoadjacjat butt-, which were
changed into impromptu ii.jspilals. As t'a
ai could he learned there were not less than
five hundred inj ircd, and half of that retm
ber sustained serious wounds. The only fa
tal injury rep irtc-.l to-niyht wat that of Al- 1
he:t Wells, an attorney of this city, and t
a candidate fur the Lfisliitnre. No hoj is
entertained fur his novery. j
The ext itemt-nt wrw so ;rrflt all nicht that
tl.o lilF tt 4 ruin lifibl , i.s.l Vo.i. - ,.t . '
... , . . . 1 '
ot!!"es wr. ben-.red hv :m:cn:.M ioo.e, whi
sought ihe nanies of friemis or relat.ves whti
mijdit hive Uen iiij'::ed. There is no detibt
that a lllirnlterof those inl'ired will d'e.
Absolutely Pure.
1
Tins TVw'l'T n"vT rnie.
A marvel ofptirt'y
Mreui;(h und whltHi
! ....rtiuet
, ,ha"
I ivini ,,t i ,
K- , aei eui.ii.i uea ...
i ,vnit,ti,l.t irOS ii n,n It il ml.. .1' 1. 1...-.
2 weitim, alut .ms.ili t pollers, .il'.i ,Mri
io. k.-vkl ck:n
roHt.r.R CilMl-AVT. t'li
Watt btreec iew York.
-sts;.
i virsK
TO RAY
THAT THE OLD
Reliable Firm
-OF-
A. H. rERNER '& ERO.
STILL EXISTS,
And for the frixsl of the people of Somerset
-' at.d comninnity. Ion- may they
exist.
TIIK'P. LINK OF
GENTS' FINE SHOES
Till' KMKItstoN.
PETIOLE, C'WP.K'.-A,
. ilLXroN, AND BAL.. IN
Ponnusr:,
coi:iovan,
KANiAIbX),
HONoOLA, ANI
CALF.
W. I. Douglas'
2J30. $-i .iKl, aivl Mi .i.u-. fr from taekt
and nib. Kvery air WArrnnlt tl.
jvlENS' WORKING SjMOES,
90 Cents to 5250.
Taadics' ITi no SI ioes !
Flexible. Lat.t Steles, for Sj.rtnjr and
SttmmeT. 'Low and high Heels,' D., C-. D.,
and E. Widths. ..
y f ROYAL KftrS 1
fetnall
. $-fS.'Mi it-
I
r-v.t 'tt'u wr:i Vc'il F net
irl tt! i (mivi't fi 't StrttU'"vt ('", l'..
1 will t'wKfc !t (iiiiil'f rn''t At ttu- tVnrt itfU:,
.s'.l Tl'llDA V, OCT, -si lS,
All t'io ri.:'.l, tit! pittot nad r'aiir. r.f Clmri,
f.r : s.i.l S. i. ih-iu's ailtftu-ii-tt-atti! i
slid Ui Uic t ili,lti;r tl.--rrii-'it n al iistc, vir .
I X.. .A ee.-tam irw-i ..i utir:. I li t -na
I . ale In wilf.nl T.
mull K; k r,. A-iunt lUkt-r. a t.mi'inlUi j
it: . inir. I 'a., w.irrmtl iti fir narm' f Tri. j
4t.sj 'rt'i imtTc tr k-.
"V" . - A n-riAvn trurt of n?:oifwl UrM
fntirity, & , vrttnu.tcil In tlie nine J.hu
stnn, on th ('aH'iiiKin rivv'f, nIj'htny lands in
fit name of rhnrii Mriiul-it, hoi'i) V:a.
H.hivcr. tnut kti.vn as tu9 VVVlarr Trf. ho
In (ntas'-tioii of S. J. M kitiie) aud uUicr, coa
iaintiig JMcre, uiore or tru
X . A enrrain im' t nf !it. !tute In
-4 :rnt-ir "inr.:r. T- jiurr?i
( iitty. P.. adjo.Wbrf ifLiwj' -AiUTtfiilcti i:i ihn
liiHb .f f'.iiii .-u iij. i.f.ft Minniiikiir, Atrh.ini
MMsl othtri. r ii.i.iirctK f,r- inr
-t wtil ii a)sii:i vMt urTtn arc ei'-ur d, r.in
wiiioii U nu f.rrnard. i?u 4.ri- to .-a't"f ;
C-.r-ll illl.J Iili--ittPK- il-t.'-l U'T It. h.'iVlMH IfXi-ff
mi- hi rvifirtin v .I :j tn t;if vufciw r (rTt'tt.
irtht urns In iiu'i!-n "s. j, i-K ;iu,;e
1 fi-vp--: aii .i:.-v j1--..- .i!;'i!bivtmnt m
I. tv Jfi.oec'tJ. turU- Kiinit an! S. i.
i'ip tiaviUf tK- ;i j.t'nr b rutV IMp. l
tfte n: -r tttf ner :iaJ lf ( n'piCK-niait, cb of
aPeter MtyrN,oc''t
XOIXCK
All r-'r'ti pMr-ViiiiiiT .it tin m'k.vp flle:;!
Ii titkt oKrf in at tt:i i-r mi? of t h rrr
rhn ;ii4.ii'v wiil r- tvoitO'l w m 'iw pnf-t-ny
km - i litmn, mJ1 vi- it wi'hii:ui
i-xT.-t.! u .it t' rk f I'll tit pur; tot--r.
J.w.f.iiiif tte- hiw. tirfTt.'T r' iii - tiI
(-.. r It. rv'. j,!; Ti.fM.fiT vi N'V. n'-tl unJ
tv i -r.-'! ilt ft''tt i (Wir.lf r" tin:!! th'- ;.ii;'-fi-in
vn.-v it iri'-i ia frilL
h xtU f R. 8. MvMIl.r.F.
t. j ,t ,-,s.t r:rT.
B. & B.
FUEE !
oun
Large Illustrated
C. I TA L O G UE A XD
nsmox jfrir,jIIARl)VARIi AND IMPLRHNTS
?pi'4s, omit. tinin rl(.-."irriptitii' tf Lto!
Fashion? ai;? rtiuple?e l'riie Uit oj f. e-ryt':in-j
in Iry i toN f.ii.e. i now
ready uvA w ill be .:it 3i-!r.K
and i'Osri'Al!) to any ad
ilrts njon rrit;L-it.
Orders by Mail a Specialty!
Kverythiiijr Newest and Rest in
Dry Coeds Line,
I W'e ..:ler ndvantiices of
i NI.Y. !r F.VIiRI.'.t.
! I.ATiyf STYLE.
AM' I.OWKsT I Kit KS.
Wri:,
s.inipie
Shop,
forri
r ii r
ufihis Catah-ue and t-yu
nta'.l made a r nnnlete snc-
BOGGS & BUHL, j
115, 117, 113. 121 j
Federal Street, Allegheny, a.
PUBLIC SALE
1 -OK-
Valuable Esal
mm i i
b.s"50
DV VIRTI ".-:..f an oMo-ofsi'
-Mlt'J nut if fltf
Uic ieo. I u iii tiivt 4l i'ibo
TUUnsiAY, NOV. I, 1S.SS,
! 11: 1 "'rliM'k o -.li.I ii.tr, oti tin p-t-iiii-ew. I lie
; lovn-.rrt i .-jaf ite : A PvV.iUH inv-i ; la l y,ri-
,C : i h-- iti '-rtf .tl'.i.i. h Mi..tirl ili -i., -u-
j.iiiMie iMtr't- vriTf:in:.-.-1 m tii" 11 tif 'l Krnm-.w
I I' liltlr-i': lil,;.-i !' ::---. i-: ru-'.t 11:1 I
; 3 iw-h ii.-"i--r, : ru'ii f mi.i M U'K-kliaiu el ui
! ". tT.-f ' JV it UlH ii A r'Tice.
i iieit- t-11 -ii.t i-'-fh.tn) (: t-Ai-.':i. nt trim, him! a
I :i-
fa:!ei ,r!ui- ell tie'
. aa:l inlur t. iiMici,
ereriiw. sail
; luat-
A'i. Ihe ieiiurt iiu
Personal Property
th- i on iu;'l 'hiy : f 'tMii'-nu uv Con I ,
e. H'Utvi-t- aini fct'iltiiiitf. T IjU-s fimtet.
; w;ti
' st,,v
' '.V
itcreun, tiii.-. Sink. nui other article.
Terms
I't.rtlK R ut F.ni.-,' (.:! tl!r't H hH!.-i a:td the j
t-ftiiiii'-e .n f.-ur es'i ii :1":ti ti j-n v i!iv!tt-. uahoi- I
I'TrM lo tK'HA.Nitretl d) lie: tfv ; icr ct'i;!,
ttl'h linl ni'.Ilt-V ti iunil ; cl t: I'TmiIIkI
r'ju-ttv lend v ;li ly in iM" kmiwti on i'.iv of -siiie. i
John c w Ki. I. t
Al;ur uf .loloi WVIKt '!!'. 1., w im wu- iLweutor i
ol Jneolj M-r.-n. t. d-e'd. !
PUBLIC SALE
talililBBeal Estate.
- .). -
. '. Kn i.v tl a t ;- Philip dii.-niin farm, siltiitli-.l in
-.1- iiif '(raslnp. s-jaies-et l-iiiititv. i'a , will oe
i i. .1 :-r ale ii-.' .re:ai-,-. im j
n. - y-. , , '
i vj i iiifiav nun in
. U r i U i I LJ r i . IHiyf. IU. U L . '
t
j a' 2 " I- c- "aid farm. -tin!ita 1T
; unn-n uluitit. ai-tesw ttti.si.iii timtr I
rf- 1 : t,: I- in a Ml!
fertility, the iitiid ts-irii wi-ii Mulct ferbotli ! i
inaaiHi ot-k-riuniL : hi tiiereo:i a khjI iiiijile
vn. n yt-aM. Thi-)aru is fi-i.rni il v :immi!i1 m
" r i-'.iui,K !!, ltiumiy. if iu."Ki i'Tne
cil'l .itJII.OW U torti; ikt-. ft M inil II T!h of Hi-
:rt . uimI n!la-t-r, i;th'-. .uh iff J iiiiwuw n. ji'rtf-
llitr !li is lurni !! (lie r -ul ot one ol th ln -t e:fh
irrniii an I !:n.e !i;i'k'L im I'-'tmyrvitiit,
JfiiiiiTiMw ii, J!ii-r J.'els k ii I ,-si I V V r'laf
a iti-li':r Iroiii the lurtu of one. one an.l a littlf
". tr.r-ein::r.-.is.-rtir.'ly
Therti 1s tt lutw- twc-t-biry br.ck
Dwelling House,
w::h entnnt iit nml outh;.iIotinr, aii'l a iarire
irum- Lutik barn on the pr-nue.. it in w.-il
f iwei n'irl convenient ti ehnreiiet aixl hol.
In hn. it i uue ol tbe ehoite fHrm m Jfiiner
Twu.-inp.
percent r.r th Itand ln-.i-ev en i iy nt-sle.
Kls'ntiiisilv lt,"In 'i.'.uV'tri.-ew'n u'lieti
i tie-ftrtnf a- th-ivi.lot. - .l.,a,r. the imere-t
tf lie lanl lie. .tteiitsilr : ,rmt'tits lo ne s,s enst.
Fe-e-lisi Mft'i il.s-d rfiveu .tnril 1. ist. It ii,
s .1.1 as a wieite. tiiis farm wiil t ottered ia tiar-eel-,
t.isuil the leir-hnser.
Vlts. Til I IE I. I TNT.
Mlts AXMIi K Wllil'PFKMAS.
MJtS MAoi.IK O.flil NTUYJUN.
H-irsof I'hllin i .ileiuaiu iit-r .1
tiro. F. ('..I STEva.lS. Au. te,nee,-.
SOMERSET MRKETS.
Corrseled Wsektj hj COOK 4 SEERITS,
tuuua is
Choice Groceries, Flour & Feed.
Apples, dried, f 8... Sc
Aliele Hotter. -MjmI .,H-
r J-esll., I "I
' Kra. 11.
t! t
ti it
1it
Hullet. irifll.i t Si . . M.
lliu-ktvhst, l bit . ,
meat, .... .
IleestTftX S -.
BCull, tSaKar-eetvl Un'n- y Si.
" (f.tiif-v m.ci-s' ? lb
iSlieeliic-IS) f tt .
(Si,l,.s,h
Cora, ei- 1? le:
- i s :,-tlt ,! 1 C lU
Jf.-al ?
Chop, corn ntl oel-. J.jU ln,
a'i y 1HJ P
Kir.-s p il is - ..
Kli.e.r. r.,.eer l--.rfs.-s. t,M
Vi. m,s. W.I
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f FI irse.sl. - tu. , .
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Mi,Wii:ia, r lWit
iii-. -rf,u .....
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cuai'ssi, is r.u . :tK j
Ym iie-i. liiied, y &.. ... . .ff i. i
kvrf, ba . . it'f.i7 !
fall. e 1 ) hb!
' tortmu'l Ailimi Hi lack... sj -nt
" Astebtn) fust snca. . i
H '' ti
eturar. j.IU)w, n a .
' wnite.fifc -.Uv
Taltow, V 9 .-.tr
Watsaa Salt 1 uM r
" y sack , . n .
Wheat, so 41 m
THE ONLY FULL AND
0L0THIN(
IN SOMERSET, '
AT HEFFLEY'S.
I
I-
OVERCOATS.
Great Banruirt? in Men's, and Clii'-Ircn' Overcoats, vhxh
be fcolil ciab. Call and see them.
t,j - - - - - -
PAXTS AND FURXISIILNG GOOI),
-5Mv-lw ofif-'ft's. Yontlis an.! I Joys I'iii, t ar. t!i l.i;'est -oj,
.. . . , . . -. Ill A! ! A - v..
to iii) iti'iii-i, 111 eiz'-s, ur ii tecs
Gi-iils' Fiiii)isi;.r (Jtioils. t'on.sisiin ot
drawers, of all hatle. colors J n :.c-
UATS,
SATCHEL3.
CAIS
Tiirxbis.
For Men at: 1
t.VM w-at
NEW OVERCOATS & .NEW SUITS.
Jlavi.- .lured on my t o'.iii
SILK-FACED
At $"."'. S.'IK. $:.ihl. itinl
I HEFFLEY'S,
JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM,
Vt'e have just received for the" :-;e:n
STUDEBAKER WAGONS.
IK YdC Yt ANT A
BUGGY, SPRING WAGON. BUK EOARD OR ROAD
CART,
Yon li.n find what you war'.i'.tel leni- b- : r f -!!.. i ,. than r-nrs. ttV!;
tn r.-iU a la: - v k f
CIIAMl'lOX fUSPI'.l'S, .' K. I
Champion Hay Bakes,
Plows, Harrows, Feed Cutters, &c.
xcx :'. jiAXUvS 1 ; lock.
THE CELKBHATLt)
0n
.treat Pr.
the ns.-t
..-:jj L-n t'l
-sfc- mim aL
I IO I TINT A
llliO.. bolt! AersiS, Joi'.nv.ryvt n.
A LEADING, POPULAR, PRACTICAL, COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, PRACTICAL, ENGLISH AMD KlUTAf.Y Dct'AST'itEaTo
,'ri.v.eii an in i-.rt.iiHtv or eM-tt. t.-t
Yeiinu .l'-n ta.v... I -i,ij.J a M;-.ay -t. ',, ii.'.-i
j I llliili Is in :u,; i tii-jii-r.nii- e.,inl;i u. ;n..
, lai n an.i H.inioii l'nnil a!, mrw ul i:!...!!.;!..
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MV-'-'- Va- La-ires
'if ' 'a. - A l'"rt!U
; vwV
r-l-.teonlv ietit FnHarv in vt-,.fct,.rn ivjitviveii;
Oxygen
, . f.Xi; ..s.'.'.l.s.-s-. ;;. ,.y ; ,-.'.
ami tH-rieaeent: V e-;ri"l Sv I le e.nc!,tv'.,etit
lioie of i '.ei-tii: itiives. i'r..f. It. W. Sl-ehar
t hifij future uel
-i.d. .
i!ai .:n in A-:hnui
Nurve Ex:.j ufititirt Ti
tly Cure.;.
It is the Rt( rr f Lir-
I Rt-r. J. Ii, M
! In onr varitih' c!:in'tTi th.'T ;tn tmhi-v n.t".-r
Krtilic'iilH nut . lii j.. Kv-rv t-m- Thf (tr.:T7.T iii (.
i tffiiTer : ref-ii!M ism,, j t.i-:,'ri-r innn th'-e iid.ii :
f T " I'.-nn .tvi- , Pitt finr-rh. 'o-.tr 7i fi ntrtt -i , ii;ivui''
i It Km i T'ft( t- i v-. . -., !if,u-.' 1; ; ) i, .
o:h .vi.mM m m-:!,! iii t ;u ;:! w a-; : lo:-. r-
f Mike t-i i:!!' rin lnimnti'V.
..xe;-Kt. Mjl'.er is tlie cht-r r-fihe A-,'.;,; K
!
SPECIAL OFFER :
To tlo
Irf, . r
j MlllK-ii-m lo irv-l - i.w ffh't. or ('') it !:;. .r
ue ih ireaiineu:. tia-i viu i-- n-n ior - eeiiiaiit
'TT TH iC ii r
it
705 PENIT AVE.,
i
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j J 1 J I
The 2r:iC7-aTirS E::::s f,
ITT T TMrm
: m i .' a 3 -
OF WES TEH 1ST PENNSYLVANIA.
To Ot a PvTR iNst You are welcome to stop at o tr " .i;; '' -t..r.-. and make v r
ctimf -.rt-ilde ihere. without a thon-.-htof Imvini. It.? free 10 eo ail ever the lm-i 1''-.' "
stairs, down stairs, ever; wheie. Tiie siht is arareoiot: yo.ir weiet.iite last all !.'.!-'
rouni!, and in our
" SEVENTY-FIVE " DEPARTMEr-TS
Yfwi vV f-.i t - n!; vn'r "frjo I-.-, Fm--, II
(.i iiTt Kn-tithii.e -h-w. V. h:.. i--), i
Tfture. ''; iir-. Mirr-T-, Krj:ii !'r;-- ;i l"-rrf-. .-.I I :
W'-tr'i. r I rth rt-ir. ( or- JMrn! ' n-. k
Trimini it. I. e'in-. .i:rir. No:-,o-. .:ij. ft
til. I til i1 TUtt'ie 'H-!;-m ." . irirt:irv ' ;t, ,
avejr, ifni 4 thiMiJsiij.i an 1 ;,c u,-nw
Our Famous Low Pricas
' We hare triit.y tr.e pri
!
, a::-l no rire-.iTe-iitiai
MORRIS H. DAMZINGER.
mi: Li t:T vot i-opvlah asi LAnn:ri:i:riir. wr.i: is h a-t.v .;
ITs. 12, 44.4-3, 43. 53 asd52 Si St., 43 42 r:r.ni.T3,i Zi. Ji litz i.-
PITTS T3I7RGI-I, IV.
i-srsE vac atmtiks ix v-:-i
I'OMF I.ETF. STOCK OF
ii sii.c. ah ?. ?;... ?j, .., asd i
, 1 tn'.t :-:!. irt-:
t;Lovi;.-s. kittens.
; r m i:i)ii's ami .-He
iilell.
I'.OV t "d I t:fU.
extra v: !i;i's to puvt t.f tiinos.
OVEiU XATS
.-Il.IM iboi't l'tii' to caii at
Somerset, Pa.
van
Trade a Car l."aJ -f ti e (',
I'l.I.'S. MOjlllllS. II F. PAH'S.
f.s ; 2 r- ' i v.
tail lii u 3 i. J Kjm
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Vft ,iiL' A-'
Peitna.
1'. vy?':. V '.' '-, "
Ill
l ie. v. i-.i-:, -: '.-
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w ii.;
HAHUFACTORY.
of M Ea 3d ts C;i-
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ol'ii.l k.a.l.. V
S..;e
i.r f;;: k :v-
..i a i i 't'dtCi.
W. S. BROWN,
Etrcs:, li-.tLt'irrh.
send f..r l I
Treatment.
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PITT:. BUR Gil, PA.
J. BRANDT ENOS. M- D.
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