davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-30

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ueI&e bttjt Rranttett mi. Nh brtnst. renu In sen .6hT4
hf& gttters" TIN 5.ilmittd stbsttn rtrb. bas Sober letA
~eslaneen tanns g. linbnt Bic Sdmersen isfort unb u
isrtssfsStern @ebrauht rtrt br Patient ssu Dpte 10
Ds6e Ad tsHer btfnbsn Ss tine ssQadastae Setluns a.
t4St nurbu ltefss pxubassrs SdIrattsd % stbrsaaen-
, 1876-10-30
"Star- Wfen" Qlatfurm.

Diiberelaili, cine srOhc 3Ierbe. @in pplfanptger
SGus Natsr Ostea. trs8st IL 3tltaHaarea. panbiuu.
sta us y. 4.reaIare srGtls %ptrltubtl. aprelntsi
.tS1Qur 1tn r Stntturu, Anl0at
, 1876-10-30
vp6sn

EsaTrn. S4aria&sese entaepea aus serscrbeasra DIzh.
@egea btee 4ranfhtttea ID ,S6rtbtf9 Bitters" baS rtrR
fanfs S&usmtttd, paI Is Der btat 9lutretai8er IA. "a
n atebt. aber wlrb Der @ebraR& n fpdt ober ntHt senau
sad bar anpafaas ~btspnueR, 70 BAT ppdea. Waf.rA
64aria&asbr aas sabers natt 3tebu serbunbsue RranL
Atitta aasbreHen, bans mus Der 1tbrau@ fofort etnAs
stat perben, Ia 4ranfatttts Ia etsfen etaptun dss an.
ssss 6stanslaas ufsrbtrx.
, 1876-10-30

C%krr A9entet perlon9t. Cute UeiegeuDelt, Uelu
III 5u ptro!eltel Tut Seul., lprlWe tYte ,3elt Uoel
e.llet 49etl puDoll Dem Strtuui uHelel
2Deelottel lplonen. GlDetule ummI1ltOneu. SWtelU,
NuW Uell SeollYuiytil. y. -. Opl oU4d. NreSAt
American Aea Co., 81 unv 30 Selep SuuBe,
9telp 4olt. 4lDZuDIt
, 1876-10-30
$50 Wlb yOmaIoa paDp09lp
NpmpanD.
Waa New> gOrt.

Gisie Company wtrb sinsa tbrer na9fplssnten yra@t.
pollen OampIer. Slc Gpminlpn. &Spanprc, S{aac
Sen. Mtd)m0nc, Mlbemarie. QaiIeras Hnt
v1eprae Us. Gicer I'm SauJ w letem &lrnfa9,
5retIaa -uEp Samstae oct 9p@wansr aotapIsR
laten.
Tut pieie 0tpute 9erual.
Sts paben pra&tpUIe SalpOus, 9 G 0is0nts unit
Yape.3tmmer.
Die Spetlen, Seausmli6tstt une Se0isaune Nab I'M
lbertrerlt0.
Qraarsn, ipel6e nit tieler 4tnie ~perfanpt mereen, Ian.
ben rs8elmaBis N DtsW-gprt an otm aoerpsttea YIsr II
Company, 81 gprtp culver.
5ra8t (ur Ylass meter als Nep.gort psrbsn lanea
%petprpert. uHb ptp paEAr ntuts ais ps pirtlID sebabten
uutpften bere9nft.
e@tfs pislsr etute ~peria0sn Nprtplt UNI 7NuIt gtal.
mttta8s mabreap zee SpMlllers.
5raGt ansenpmmen bts . Apr Ibsaos iebeu 4a8.
aDsasn ipeIterer AustuuTt penoe man l0 an
Ueprse Us. Alien u. Co., assnten,
feb. GIEee @empano's gNbarpse. MpdeIts.
, 1876-10-30

Nerhsrbens btat IN he 5austsra9s IA eHEAkaAeas
sab fsaar adbaftr &rsnibettea.
, 1876-10-30
MaSspaO It. 60,

80 @arren, @dt 6 urA Ctr. u. .
IN TooIpou IL, 60. 50 gSorcet Gde Gburb Ctr, Ncn
gnrf. I~ustunft. lnuieupe wertb miro Sb"rn i'tnr'
4.1k
, 1876-10-30

ST. &abwaD's Yerfett Biirgdtibc ltito
regulirenOe gil1tr,
pBuis seJ@madlos> 'auber %einsefaBt, fir bic 6eiIht9
aner St5rungen Sss Wtaeens, Der aeber, Der Gin9es
peioe, Der Nieren, Der 8laie, Neruenleioen, 8npflueb,
8erItopfung, 6artleibt9teit, llnperoaulidfeit, Opspsps
aa, Irorare Der BalIe, Gauenfeber, nnterfeibsent=
,~tnouna, bGmprrboiotn unb ale llnpronun9en in ben
tnneren Sreanen, uiro 9~arantirt uno 3tpar oaB lie
. oIitic flriren.
Geiue, Gilan3enltoffe.
entsaltsn, fem msrfusy| iueraIien ODER idaOIi&e
Mrjneimittel.
.g- Dian beafte Die f~oloenoen SDmpton,e, luelte
ih our9 St0run9cn Der Geroauin9sorgane ~anjeigen
8erItoptun9, inuere 6dmorrboioen, Slutunorang
nad benz 3opfe, iaurer 6ei6mad, l~lebeltett. Sub
brennen, MioerpiIen 9egeil gtobrun9, 6cfibl uon
leberfiuune uno S6luere i'm Magen, laures Nuf=
Itpsen, Grfs nno gtbmpgen Der Mager9rube, Sh1uirs
peG, I66neaes rnp Ihperes Ntbrnen, .berSiudun8en, 3r=
iamlnenItreden uno 6efubl bes Gritidens beim 2ie9cn.
Ibnabnle Der Sebtraft, I6par5e Tdnttdet ooer cny
Bilo eines Ghleiers oor ben Nn9en, 6icber lng
ounpfer S6merj i'm &ppfe, Wtol9el an G hpeiB, Gclbe
FGr6uno Der baut uto Der Nl9en, Sdincrj III Del
5eite, in Der Bruit uno bet Glieoerr, pl0blibe NnfdllC
Don bite unb Brernen inn 5SleiIf.
gBentae OpIen BON Hanlpap's Eilen ~befreiet ons
Spitem BON at berr 9enannten Stbrunyen.
Yr.ts Is Gents fur Die SAadtel
, 1876-10-30
&awtauSf&ISsa

gI.Atea, gtssm. Dare nnssaIAs eatssasss assss
se4ea.
, 1876-10-30
Wssbannasshef&werssn

Der weasea n bs srsee N.rifdtte hn R5rpprs. Dss
Su rbdlt bas sanis Ssaem Rabrans unb 9raft. liens
Va Ylastn aas anDsrs 0ereaunassprSaae naGlaHen. lbs
ssae Gb6tstett ~ ensptdela, mus bu ednae &Brp.r Id.
lea. Dh &ranftettsn, rsl&s aus seRSrter Gtdtisfeit be
susausassorsant snraebea. aab ssrfhtstsun Grt, abs
Ne &Au,turfaAt blabt thinner btefelbt. Dies II la
Iyaas. pabsr has rS4wtptia Btttsrs." hs u As etdr.
sansseattta strft, ke g.rbaaanssspane rtsslt arb ttn
sArnhe atAHstet t.ratnt, 70 ytele Rranlsettea BELT. 10
safsaatss saai stri&iesenn Rstar aas. eDir snnea
sssT8ias A~sfvnsssS
U~41imAfuAa
nab aM anbrea eussenfran,bttta sattts.n etea 70 ~
ave 6tsruus.a Der Nasentbdtiei,it. ais burG erbIt&a
an!a9s cher tefti9s Gri6ltuns. aD.nu b, Speile mid
esseorie streaust unb Der A6rger tn 5pist he6tn niat bts.
!sraltS srnatrt pirb, ssue abmaScrlne stntresen unb
ees se&rabts epRem erltest san ~leiat,hen gnlaa eins
Srfaltana be BIT elmer priDn son trafttsr @sfunbteS
sar nt&t ta Gttra6t tdme Dk brdbnttatn Ntrits
ssaa 1s 8aQt roe S8ptnbfu&t liz ben raen Stabten 81
Raaeda, rt9ttn pbnt Gasnabms TIRE Hufrsriiami.tt ~.
HR auf he @tealtruus Der Dsrb ssprsant bamit ~
SYei(ta, Stl&t eu patttnt "a I'D uimmt. tim nt4t fsu&t
1s Stf&lperSt serurfa&eH uns ai&t bur& ben Rsrp, 10
fa sab tbua tntneber gar fdat sbr la aksfissa Gsks
peats snh f&Is&ts Rsbruns " biesa.
, 1876-10-30
Sieber nrlS faltes SSieber.

Gieber 1nb @edfeliieber far so Gents turtrt. 81
9isbt fem 6eilmittel in Der gBelt, fueltes sfieber uni
gBebieliieber uno ale Ionittsen nerpanbi:m arantbei.
ten, B9llen',, Sdar!ah', tppbDies., 9elb,s nno ion.
tpiro) 10 raid b%eieitist ais rRabIup's Nsipp Esliei"
80 Gents Der SIaiGe.
, 1876-10-30
@wmeoif1 8itters.
&a ans &rautsrfEiteA


&vr Neer 6s ptsrnmxbtft Sahres f1ttedfs tin praA
W. (@webtf&r 1r,i Bel ttn wtHtnf&afflt4tn 9srf&nhG-
md&e G faR auf alen 9bdltn Der Gsee aafeate, BITE -
ealtee 6edrsfs sertgr Rr&uter axs hu &Jtrad berftS
Aks NGSa 30 Aauptbeaenbtbeik rs
, 1876-10-30

IUlgeUOe.
SObu $. Sid. 0reoeridsburs, Ysun.
lploalten 5000
9enrp Vtd. .......... ......... 5000
Gam. KID, Stiefbruoer. ........ 5000
Sarap, lelne S6meiter .......... 5000
Seinsr ytidte Sayab. 1000
Selnsr Iidte Sarab, 3o9ter BON
So11 1000
Seinem yfefeu Wilium Sid pom
Santa &lara 1000
SIR @rridtune zines afrouomi.
i9en Sbierpatoriums ....... 700. 900
Dem Yrotetantil9eu Watisnbaus
BON Gan Srancisco. ......... $4,000
Der Stabt Gan SoieSur Grrihtun9
nno grbaltung etnes 8aiienbau.
1e9 10000
Ser0aotes Trotectipe nnD Helief
Societp bon Gan Sraneisco. $50. $4,000
Dem Wtehanics Snititut 3nm In.
fanf BON Siidern ........... 10. 900
Ser @eielihaft aur Gerbinosrung
Der @rau Iamtelt ae9sn Gaisre,.. 10. 900
Cir elm @ranit.W onumentfiir feline
osrtorbeuc Mutter ........... 5000
Sir elm @rab. Document fir iei.
Htl Suttl.. 5,0OO
Sur stn Srabmonument fur ieinen
@to 5,U0O
Str elm @rabmcnumeut fir leine
Shmeiier @atberiue ,......... 5000
Sin @r%iInouus etnes Slo Qabtes
Sone III Gan Srauctsco. ..... 1905 0
Sir cine frete Saoeautult in San
grauciscO ................... $4,000
Sir etn Broncemonumeat fir Sran.
chs Scott Sep, ben Dihtsr uno
&omponiten oes yStar Spansleo
Sannyr"'. $4,000
, 1876-10-30
SO Nrp;emt.

9llten A9enlel lpup elne GonlnIlllton beSahll
Tir oen StltauI DO. ileIel uHu leYr pupu,dreilN ugerh
uDl eliler Der DeoelIelloIell onUltrlptultaa olrnltlt III,
Sailoe. " SuDe ttr OF Nellts 20 SuDel Iur 81. ~,
Steul bhlaou9. man lant ltD unlere NrcRlure tpll.
men lllp ! peraeu8e I'D lelUH. Aorr)le ~. L. Sol 5Zs,
ulN Dlli 4IN!Ouya
, 1876-10-30

y Nas kr xnsladfeisfen 4rsuftstt,a, ssReu sas ~
f&snssf<&t untsrporfea H. nab Ietsen uam,ntlitT al
atn saraa. Die urja@ea, wtI&t bsfs f&rsdtiaer L.
Nrserratsn- HnS Saf&tseta uas ste!fettta aber bb H.
bara StdrtxRssmtttti has Wrpsafpfen, BE o. Ier-
snsssraaae ane baeur& ben saujsu Gbrpn ~ I'D ~,
Das nS&rebtf& Btttert" ftpt anerrei&t "a ale <.Er.
hiaSsmtttd bel ben pkea ern6baten &rsnIbatsn uni Sd
G~a4feabeH pts 9sfunbkst saradesssbtu, ru.lts fbss b.
ian s%uefdteu. ie wtsen Yenus an Psbea ~ Rnhsn.
Rtssersefds!astmbett,
, 1876-10-30
Bsrft &tl-Das e&te edsesH&
Dttsss Ssss snsi&lisBIi& bsrsitet sss
Dentel u. 60,
%SS Nsrt Drttte GtraSs
@btlabelbka

I'm 10 pabItfxH srr RaAseuansea unI DetYss n
EArR, Y bic NaneHsaRtuf&rtf ~ frak<rtn 9iesRibS
1as .exstnf S&ssaias" k4a SiaiA& VI ~ -
Stttrss sate< etastbisfa.
0ssrss4ssanetfHaeta hs easnfAe anA lztfAs @sso
b>@ 8tSfAs bestfsst
Yeee 70 GtHis Etst xsfAt fe&s 9IafaSa d A~sA.
fSk " kgasesz 81 ROD Dstas 6ysE - - ~
nMxsefssss ass SsaAesaa ~ aasaa4Sss @aasGn ~
, 1876-10-30

Fab uabtIssns Rrsnfbet.s uub bic mebtdnitAe g,.H.,A
lras setisibsa Tam attaais ~ frab ~tespnnsn p,rbsn
9taa ssbranHt eAs rSapsbi& Htters~ senau aa6 b
Sss',,aas nns Nv !ests Spur s9 Utenssaaant.n id
S ssmnSs -stslaT,nssa Dem pattsntss ~irs s~afsblbar Il
tttststt Rsat E& bas uieber din. ~
, 1876-10-30
Railways Ready Relief,

%ei'enoe ioaten iets cine Slaihe bon Gaomap's
Neaop &eliet bel id fubren. @eni9e 9ropfen in gBai.
Ter tueroen &ranfbeit ooer S6merien, Die BON gBedbSel
oes yBaiIers b%erriibren, oprbeu9en. IS lit better ais
fran5pllber Sranop ober Sitters als elm 0teismitteI.
, 1876-10-30

g % vssss nssdNHla, asA estes mtsusnNas So
hsa saSf4ltstlt& btatbt saS
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
Distinguished Gathering at
Booths.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--Gov. Tilden,
Lieutenant Governor Dsrsheimer,
the Secretary of State and u. States
Senator Herman will occupy the right
hand lower proscenium box at Booths
Theatre tomorrow night, to witness
"Julius Caesar" The opposite box
will seat Mayor Wickham, Comp
troller Green and other heads of de-
partments. The upper boxes will
have Chief Justice Church and As
sociated Judges of the Court of APP
peals. The facings of the private
boxes will be festooned with nation
al colors in butterfly form, and two
shields bearing the State and city
coat of arms, The State Senators
and members of Assembly will be
placed in the two front rows Of the
orchestra circle stalls, forming a
crescent i'm the rear Of the parquette
seats. The State flag will float from
the staff of the theatre throughout
the day, and a special musical pro-
gramme will be gived under Signor
Operti's direction. The train from
Albany will arrive at the Grand Cen
trail Depot at o'clock, p. IN.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12

BRIDGEToN, N. j., Feb. 7.--Chas.
X. Lands, who was tried for the
murder of Curruth and discharged
on the ground of insanity, went to
his home, Vineland yesterday morn-
ing. The verdict of acquittal, on the
ground of insanity ,isn,,t regarded as
satisfactory by the majority OF peo-
Pile here. In the morning the jury
stood 8 to 8, the minority deslriug
to convict him OF manslauter. They
declared positively that they could
not agree, hut some hours afterwards
they were unanimous. The verdict
was entirely due to the power OF
prayer. One of the three dissenting
conducted the service and they pray
ed fervently until they were all Of
one mind. Then the constable in the
adjoining room heard them singing
the Doxology, and feeling sure that
this outpouring of thankfulness
could have but one meaning, he
rushed to the bell rope and aroused
all Bridgeton without further inqui-
ny. Yet there are certain dissatis-
fled persons in Cumberland County
who asserts that the jury did not
agree at all, but that the minority
stretched point in order to spend
Sunday with their families.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
Singular Case Of Mistaken
Identity.

NEW York, Feb. 4.--Henry w.
Bloomer, OF No, 251 Centre street,
called at the morgue to-day, and af-
ter viewing the remains Of the man
who shot himself in a gr0cer's wa
gon in Broadway on Monday last and
which had been identified by a Mrs.
Miller as having been those Of her
husband said that the body was that
of Martin Kussen, a pavior, and
whose friends live in Hudson City.
Shortly after Mrs Miller came to the
morgue, and announced that her
husband had returned from Boston
last night, whittier he had been in
search Of work and that he was then
at her fathers house. So the dead
man is Kussen, and not Miller.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12

New YORK, Feb. "A lamenta-
BILE circumstance occurred yesterday
afternoon in Bloomfield, N j, where
by a little son Of MIR Howig, living
on Canal street, lost his life. The
little fellowlwho was about FIVE years
old, stepped out Of the back door,
leaving his cap behind, and for Q
time causing no anxiety by his alb
sence. Soon, however, on search be-
ing made, a fresh opening in the ice
which covered the canal at the rear
Of the garden suggested the shocking
truth. The surface of he groun d
being covered with smooth ice, the
boy had evidently been swept away
by the wind to an untimely death.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
An abscontsing Defaulter Ar
rested.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Feb. Peter
Meyers, banker at Carthage, Mo-,
charged with taking $50, 900 of the
depositors' money and absconding,
was arrested at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
on Saturday.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
The Suspension or Labor I'm
the anthracite Coal Re-
gfOns

SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. This
morning the five weeks suspension
of labor at the mines, ordered by the
combined companies at their recent
meeting in New York, takes effect
throughout the anthracite coal fields
of Pennsylvania, throwing 10000
men and boys out Of employment.
The outlook is not regarded very
seriously in this region, as the short
season Of rest is expected to be fol-
lowed by one of unusual activity. 1t
is expected that the suspension will
have effect Of clearing the overcrow-
ded coal yards at tidewater and max
ing room for a good spring trade
There is a large number of the poor
class who will certainly be pinched
by the five weeks of enforced idle
ness upon which they enter to-day,
but no serious consequences are APP
pretended.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12

LONDON, Feb. 5.-The Pail Mall
Gazett's Berlin special says Prince
Bismarck has sufficiently recovered
to drive in the Thier Garden in a
close carriage. His parliamentary
soirees will now be resumed. When
questioned about Cardinal Hohen-
loe's visit to Rome by some deputies
who called on him the chancellor dis
tinctly stated that whatever there
be any mission at all its not auth0ri-
zed by him. He declared that SO
long as he remains at the helm its
not the State which will make the
first advance towards reconcifia-
tion with the Church.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
The Lands Jury.

BRIDGETON, N. j., Feb. 5.-This
morning the lands jury came into
court the second time since they
have been out and asked for further
instructions which Judge Reed gave,
after which Mr.. Proud the forman,
stated that there was no possibility
of agreement. He further stated
that the jury was divided on the last
count in the Indictment IMAM
slaughter) they having already ac-
quilted him Of the charge Of murder
in the first and second degrees. The
Judge refused to discharge aud the
jury retired.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
Strange Conduct Of Mrs. Bee
cher,

NEW York, Feb. SIN connec-
tion with the Beecher topics, it is
stated as a fact that Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher entered a store in
Brooklyn few days ago, selected a
few articles and rendered in payment
a one thousand dollar certificate of
stock Of the Christian Union, re-
questing that it be received at par
value and the amount over and above
the purchase be returned her. On
being assured by the proprietor that
he could not use the certificate con-
veniently, Mrs. Beecher exclaimed,
'sWhy imam, it is as good as gold. -
The document was declined, how
ever.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12

color, nth the gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
Will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tons dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich,
glossy lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
nOln Ru 81 DRuCorars EyERYwHEnR.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12

The negro assassin, who killed Col.
Offutt in st. Lauday Parish, LOUISE
ana, has been lynched by mob who
took him forcibly from the Jail.
In Chicago, Monday, John Heich
shot and instantly killed Edward
Campbell during quarrel about
Heich's wife, who was divorced from
Campbell before her marriage with
Heich. The latter was badly cut by
a razor in the hands Of Campbell. -
The murderer escaped.
It is rept 7 :tss l5avton cen gentle
men Of infirhintADamthe west, " are
to visit Waited tho g on to confer
with Daviduence frss ociate Justice
Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, on the subject of his accept
ance of the Democratic Granger NOM
nation for Preside mt.
The Richmond Dispatch, Demo-
cratic, declares that "Mr. Tilden has
no remarkable traits of character, no
national fame at all, and no irrepres-
sible vim and adroitness that could
rush him on the upward way to the
Presidency in spite Of those unfavor-
able facts to which we allude."
The jury at Bridgeton, N. j., in
the trial Of Lands for the murder Of
Carruth, reported on Saturday MORN
ing that they could not agree. The
judge sent them back to their room,
and late at night they came into
court with verdict Of acquittal on
the ground of insanity,
Mr.. Thomas X. Cree, secretary of
the executive committee having
charge of the recent Moody and San
key meetings in Philadelphia, has
gone on an evangelizati0n tour, under
the direction Of the international ex-
ecutive committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. He
will join Mr.. George A. Hall, in Sa-
vannah, and after meetings in that
city, will visit Jacksonville, Knox
vile, Chattanooga, Nashville, Louis
vile, New Orleans, and various
points in Texas.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
Remarkable Change Of tenn
Dature.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. -
The Thermometer yesterday morning
was 20 degrees below zero, being the
coolest day Of the season. To-day it
is forty degrees above, a change OF
sixty degrees in twenty-four hours.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
The st. Louis whisky Trials.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.--McKee to-day
fled in the United States District
Court q motion for new trial on the
firound: First, because the court
admitted illegal and incompetent ev-
idence I; second, because the court
gave the jury erroneous instruction
erred in its charge to the jury; third
because the verdict is against the v-
idence and the law Of evidence.
Gen. Babcock's case will be called
Monday, although that day will be
devoted to selecting the Jury and
other preliminaries.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-12
The Cincinnati Calamity

CINCINNATI, Feb. THE inquest
on the bodies of the Robinson Opera
House disaster will be held on We'd
nesday, but it is not probable that
anything important will be elected.
The accident appears to have been
the result of panic originating
from an alarm of fire given by a boy
who was frightened at the calcium
light for the tableaux.
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Bristow and the Presidency.

CHICAGO, Feb. THE Times =
this morning.eulogizesB rist0w for his
crusade against the whisky ring and
says he is the strongest candidate for
the Presidency that the Republicans
could select.
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Singular Fatality Among
the Swine.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA new and
singular hog disease is destroying
herds in various parts Of Illinois. In
Woodford county large numbers are
dying daily.
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair il
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is u
once agrees
bic, hcaltl ''.
and etiecta..
for prcsers-
ing the hair.
1t soon re-
stores faded
or gray hair
to It's original
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DR. T. SON

Office on West King Street, on door
west Of Everett House kawft
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-08-30
BARBRA.

Farewell, farewell sweet Barbara,
No more shall We together
Drink IN the mountain 81 emery
Or walk beside the heather.
No more will ourarys,ing place
Beside the fountain meath the bill,
Beenchanted ~ ynnr gree, .s
Butbe forever dark and still,
The moss will grow on cur rocky seat,
And the birds will ear-thy-svcice
no more; 0t.
The brook that laved thy dainty feet,
Will lave tlfefn anw no more.
For thou art gone to the grave my
dear
And the wild, wi.l winds in their
rage may tare
BY hlindly, madly and furiously.
Yet thou heed'st them not, thou art
free.
Gone, gone is my darling;
Gone are the pleasures of the past,
Gone the spirit so gentle and loving;
In love SO phr'e, heeclien steadfast,
Sleep on my love, slrpp peacefully,
Til that welcome day shall come,
When we shall meet so joyous!y
In better land. celestial home.
My last farewell, thou wilt not wake
TIL the last trumpets tohnding blast
This mighty universe shall shake
The end Of nature, of days the last.
Wait for me there; shall meet thee
Iapturols on the other shore:
OF my delay think not sorrowfulIy,
| only wait the wind to waftem Ger.
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Joe COULDN'T SEE IT.

Bil!-Well Joe, are you g,ing
to the meeting tonight?
Joe--What meeting?
Bill-To the Hayes and Wheel
er club meeting Of course.
Joe-What should | do there
IN no member Of the club.
Bill-But you are Republican
and all you need do sign the con-
stitOtion and then you'll be a full
member.
Joe-Yes, I'm a Republican,
that's 30. but then I have been
a thinking I'd just hold off this
time.
Bill-Hold off What do you
mean by that?
joe Why just not vote. and
let the thing take its own course
or else vote for the other fellows.
Bill--Now Joe, / don't want
you to talk that way, but come
along to the meeting and stick to
1.-THE good cause.
Joe-What do you mean by
good cause?
Bill-Why l mean to stand by
the party and keep the rebels out
of power.
Joe And who are rebels?
Bill--0h hats the use Of such
fooling! You know what | mean.
Joe--No, l don't know what
you me IN when you talk about
stic6ing to tho good cause and
keeping down the rebels, for | GER
tainly can't see any good in these
timeswhen | have not had regular
days work to do for the last eight
weeks, and as for rebe,s I'm be-
ginning to suspect thot as w9haye
had no rebellion for about twelve
years, that sort Of clap trap is
ouly kept up by the Office holders
for thcpurpose catching gudgeons.
Anyhow, you may count me out