davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-02

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l. e'"' ot :. Is 5sst sas ss%sar''tF. ''''sn' DO"
4 Der Niraten.3ieutenant Gr,dbIune
BON 8alpuin Wtbabaulen.
Die Blaren nne Gelben. Bene3uela.
mll9ss GsarattsrbilO Don 5rieOri@
4 Der Raub ~GtraHburs's. Haterlanbi-
tber 1toinan BON bertbert Eau.
8. Geutfdtane'S Sbre. biitoriIter Re-
man BON 8erno bon Qbuied.
. pas Eeffament peter ,ses @roAsn.
Rnlnan uno 0si&lbts oon Sueian Der.
bert.
AS. Der aiesenSe Ssndnser. biRori.
i9sr &oman BON U. q. 8raRoOseI.
3mei Bdnoe.
IL Die S%dlpASiebe. Cine GrJdbIuns aus
Dem alten Berlin, bon Oeore biltl; unb
Daemefs, Criminal . 6eIbi1te bon
Srieo. 5rteori@. 3ulammen in einern
II. eerr estoa., Criminal . wsman bon
Gmil Gaborian.
H. SWei beitere @%efdbtbten. Bon MbpIf
Wiibelburs. 3pei Spbne. Ssrcs
bias. 3ufammen in sinem 8ano.
10. Der tpIe panS. Criminal . Uel1iGte
BON VI. StredfuB. nno Die &pbns
Sarneuelts. 6iitoriider 9toman BON
S1mlot : lSeiBenTels. .3ulanrmen in
eintm Sano.
ID Nm Enron nnc eeben. biaoriider gp.
man ppn 0eor9 biltl
L. SIM Gdfenffer. Goeialer R0inan bon
Srieorlb UeritGder.
IA 0dbrieIe, raS @eib bes &pielers.
Criminal i. Nonelle bon 6. pitamall /;
uno Die Tranctireurs, @rjGblune
aus benz oeutih . franjolI1en 2rieoe
bon 5rieorIb Geritdder. 3uainmen
in einem Sanb.
n. a Gin Ser,pprfener.. Criminal. glupele
bon j. D. b. Semme.-Tas TprftbauS
poer Die piloe S5n9o in oer Yfai,. gu,
ianamen in eiuem 8ano.
Ia SeremiaS ufn bic fd,pne giuceu,io,
Serr bee bauies.-Srau Gps
dben.-Cie 8erlobte -Ssssine. Or.
11blun9en BON 9earia BON Oilers, 1u.
%idminen in einem Barb.
s.u 30. . Der Sei8 DON Sra. 8pn.G. G. Brad.
co9el. Stuei 86n6e
n. . Die alte ~ipaniidbe t~lrtunbe, sru 4r.
mano. uno OaS - efpena. ..gpiIoos
aus benz oeutIh. fran5OFfdsn arieae
bon y. b. bon Dsbsnrotb. 3ulammen
III eiuem San0.
Nd. . Vier SIatben unb cine Wrudyf 20.
belle ppn Wllbelm Sbmiot.- 6 plpmba.
9toOelt bon Wrosper Merr,ms. Sus
~ianunen in etnem 8ano.
~. . Sidnjenee 6abnen.. Rpuan bon Nus.
SllberlteIn. liter Bano.
NJ . SiGnjcuee Babnen. .Roman bon Mua.
Stlberltein. 2ter 8cno uno Die Epnns
brinst es an BEN Tag. 3uiammsn ia
einem Suno
~ . Die
, 1876-06-02
&einen faltem Srant!
&eine Manlfperre mebr !!
WiEium &ran1er's 0~ei[hffQfer.
Datentirt an1 10. Mat 1870

Datentirt am 10. Mat 1870.
Die gDirfuna tteies pFaaers IL bewunberuneswasbis
10 ertatrt isin pfaher, regtss biees dbertriHt.
Dur6 iobrelanees &rprDtfn fann Id biefes pEattu
ais elm nntperfaIsS ouSmirtel e~mpfeblen.
dantltenpdfer, 5abr,'befser, fcw,e ale Nrbefter fpaten
% nets i'm Sauie Mnb tn her 9Dertfdtte perrdtbie baIten.
ee g9trtune TT cine nberrafdsnbe; man braa6t psDtr
.r3tlide 5uIfe Su reauiriren, NOD bat man, bel ~iotprugss
npenonna, einen 8erluf an @rs~titsJett ~ beflrHsen.
80 betlt bic fdbiimmffeM M1uncen. be barts
eetsfsen alten @eicbmare. 9pn sans ~befpnbsrtr
fune ~ 60 bet ScbuAs, Sieb 9tidbs, @dnsft.,
.nnb Gnetidbwuneen; b Glimmen BrhRen.
auf, pi~utee,d,mareu, wie bet gerwunpnna
d rpfaise Wdsel sibt es tttn tsfsres Waittsl.
gel Snbneraueen tilt 60 uibt MUIR ben Shmer3 frs
fprt f@oneera 5efenist ~tiefilbsn bet etnem Getrau@v spn
! a.. 10 Iastn sdnsli6.
. D ~ sapt.D epOt: hilbert 6. 7nns's asribe,s. 80. 81
oepeis per 8ur nebe @ebraudsanweifune so Gents.
9cebabsn tn aaeaG pctbeien, fuwie an Der gtaarrea.
lillian % rtn. 3W17mA:
, 1876-06-02
GiniQe Qute GriinDe :


1.-gine nene @rFnbuus, srinbII4 sstratt
unb seEhert burh 4atent.
2.-Wfaht einsn ooIIe m 2ad.en4,
sleib auf beioen seiten. on alien 4rten bon Stofrsa.
3.-aauft lei9t. ianft, eerduldlos unb rai4-bsRs
6 combination bon G~ieeni1aFten.
4.-Dauerbaft-lauf SasreIan pbne Bspa.
vaturen.
5.-8erri6tet allie Mrten BON Mrbstt
uno 5ancp 81 dbereien In elmer oor3iislidenWetIt.
6.-St fir ben @rbeiter chr teibt 5u b D.
baben. Die 26nge Der Slide fam re9ulirt iperoen,
pGbretp bic Wtai6ine i'm Ban9e 1T, uno bieie tann
nit elnern Saoen oerieben peroer, pbne oaB beriebe
olrd 26der 5u 9eben bat.
S.-Elan einfah, finnreih, e1es a nj inosm
Der Std oh n Den Gebralt oon Cog WbesI Gears,
Rptarp Cams unb 9eoer &rms fornirt mirb. Dat ben
Automatic Drop Seeb, tuelter etue sGet&.
maBi9e 2anse bes sti6es bel irsenb
elmer Gei6iutnbtsfeit F4ert. BAT unlersu
neuen 3breao Controller, tpelder cine 9letn.
mdBtss 8epe9uns Der Nesple.Sar erlaubt unb stnn
@erlesuns bes s abeus porbeust.
s.-Gnnitruction d u 6 erFfsrsfGItis unb poa.
snhet. Sit ~fabri5irt bon ben 9ei9idtefen uxs
erfabrenten arbeitern in Der beriibmun
BENNINGTON @rmorp, Snpn, ". o. pbilaheIppta
SfTce: $40 Sbsffnut Giraffe. 2M7mat.
, 1876-06-02
Asenien perlangt fir bic
.eS6iebte Der Granger
Seiue9un9,

Tarmerfrtes eeaen bic Mcnppple.
DieIss M'-i snthdlt sinsn ppatanbtssu unb a~uttsntt.
f&sn Bsrtdt Der Rdmpfe Der amerttanii6sn aarm,r a.
asn BITE Grpredunesn Der @tienba bn. @slsalhaften, nsba
elmer @eihitte bee ~lrprunss unb Sprtltritts ess W.
oens Der ~patrons Of 5usbanbrn." Sebr serfduHit.
Wan Frenbe ii6 fur 9rsts.@rempiare, Fsbinaunasa ,s.
satipnaI wubiifbins Co., Sbil., pa. 3gD,ispa
, 1876-06-02
1auSenb i'm Druid na% gaem Mcnat
MMTauenDer OrfpI0.

Gin @esnt psrbtsnt $t12 tn ster Iassn aah eth Anss.
rsr sass in y xasen ssrG ben Usrtauf BON
Seean's StprY ; g.: asf. %sssss ssas e sss
NbsntsMern unb aBunDern auf h
anter Der See; 4auteH, S&Itmmen, Rate bepef@tu &c
init 225 plfsnpen Abbilpunaen. Yreie SgBerf Ltearia
sai ben rai&fsn atsans. Wan SStrs I'D bslh Al
5ettsf
, 1876-06-02
Sic eimstae pplptebniibe &ams=
ct. Clemens SaQ. Snicpt Gito. Ms.

q. 0Iettens 5alI, Sllicpt Nitp, Mn.
Sn Solse Der gerar6Beruns linb flint Tldbe offei1.
W9fa1t oeiperbe 1b iofort oarum. Die GraDuirteil
lteben bod; 9lur eriter &tafie &naben iperben aifaes
1ton!meli. Bier Gourie Glaiiid, Giberal, 9Biiien-
idaftlid, unb @ommer;iea. Wtar i6ide cine Brief
1Wf!i0i.op.ia
, 1876-06-02
6einatb unb Ireube.

Rou.aue uno Grsdblunsen in sroB spo. Gor.
mat elegant brohirt.
Nrets pro Hanb SO Nents. @cbunben In eetn.
wane vrp BaHn IS GenxS.
, 1876-06-02
S~6arla6fieber, Spptberia,
Nduber sails.

Sas erI9redenbe kindergarten oieIer Graltbeiten
nlabt ben 6ebraud zines Mittels n6t6i9, meld,es hire
Gerbreituns uno Sootlibfeit oerbinoert. Bronco
ChioralMm lne1n man einen 3bel nit f~iinfebn
Sbeilen gSaiier mil9t uto bies tdslid3 gum Ii,sipllen
pes Wtunpes ooer 6uraeln benubt, linoert Die 9ibIon=
%o!erllrn{9en, nta9t ben Itbem tu%obtrie@eno, wirft ais
cine Nr5enei aegen SdulniB uno IL tbinoert Die Nt-
ltedln9, ourd e%ontasioie Iusihpibunsen ooer oer.
9iftete sutt; Sir rauben ooer ent3inoeten bulls ioenoe
man oas Ntlttel iofort bein @ribeinen bes uebsIs an
IS loate bdufi9 in Wobnbduiern, &ranfen3immern
lllto am &brper gebrau6t iperoen, UNI Die. Nfeinlidtei.
jl b%eforoern. Wtan belorge iid elm 9arnpblet.
1 & Co., Gbemifer,
4gS!Soe5 176 Blliam STR, Nefp 9orf.
3u oertaufett bel alien Sruoqiiten UNI b6nolern.
, 1876-06-02

TOlseuse biniee
%oGS=, SugenOiGriiteu
un0 Ronane
tnS 5u BADEN tn aGcn seutfebeu
SnAbanolunsen in Den
SereiHtgteu Staatcu ulto Gaua0c,
Vrjdbinngen p0l 6uItap yficriB.
Sn blbi9e Yappoedel init Muslint6iden
9ebunben a % Gents.
SaS Xfdnhrecht.
Nle SepDrttrten.
pie Nnsiuaneerer mad NfrifA
Se)neteer nne 6eiaer.
Shriftopb SoluinbMS.
0tdruS unh Maria.
Wtat:e opu Sflrbura.
9trctDt Out gebeibet nts,t.
S,ie S~rnnenig neS Qcrselfaus.
2le 1rpkmutfer.
Per aife 8rteser unb iein gpbn.
Stt ytpfenmiible Ser feline Gafnariter. -
Sn elrein Yano.
Die asaife, ODER eine quite Chat finost oft auf Grbtn
1tppn t9ren Epbn.
Sobdnna, ober eurd, %adbt 3un, &id,f.
9er drine 0pttfrieb.
Der Spitig unb Der MILLER.
,Sas aieeblatt. 9rei GeIdihten. 1. Der ireus
Siener, 2. Der 9ai6.r unb fem eubn. 3. Die
Vflaurnenn1Gnn-x
Die SufgucfSslbr.
Sacoo hne feline Gpbne.
Gr3ablungen Don Gaiparias.
Sn bibide Yaopoedel nit Muslin,&iiden
gebHnoen a 25 Gents.
gel05td,ten aus benz 9pefart.
per Gd,mlmeiffer Mne feim Gpbn.
Sfraaburs auf Der 1d,ans.
TolfsgeiGidten.
in habf9e 9appocdel NIT WusIin.8ifen
gebunoert a Is Gents.
Der 3tgelder, bop Glagbrett.
gdprefensiabre.
Die 1tu,nine DON Nprtfcf, bon DIaubrebt. r1nn
Sobann BON 3epfen, Der Drppbet, Bon
Eobert berosr. 3uIammen In einem Bud.
@eid,idten ees Vfarrers U~isbsntifd,. Bon
Garl Stober.
g oe,ttaser liz @ranaba. Bon IF. Worben. uno
.1annbauisr. Bon gtorbert birte. 3uiammen in
einem Banb.
@ariier Gausenidfs. uns
Su'npact Sasabnnsus. S%uianimen In dnsm
Wans.
, 1876-06-02

8 y G e
i'm 6etail p%erfauft gu Smportattons. Yreiien,
DON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Ssp. B Mrd &traRc, Gcfe Der Srpeitcn unn
@patcs Ctr. uns 6sl siS 0ritte Str,
Ybifopelp pia, pa.
Dies lit cine Organization BON &apitaliiten i'm
Sbse gu importlren NIB gu pertbeilen
nit einem tleinen Gelplun, Der Dem Is onlulnentem allen
0elptnn Der 3pil1enbdiloler erlpart. gBir controairen
elnen 9roBeu 5bell Der befen Sbeeiprten. lpelbe nab
bieen Sarbe tpmnlen unb bic t1ur BON uns ielb1t per.
fault lDeroen. Verlonen, melde uDn cuDeren bGnblern
taufen tbun bles 3u ibrem eI9ellen gtatbtbell. unlere
bauIer in China ulb Sapan baben Die beiten Eacilitds
ten CUR Muspdbl, mas uns sroBe 8ortbelle ~9elpdbrt.
YBir baben gum Verfauf unIerer Sbeelorten in alien
baupt1tdoten Der Tereini9teu Staaten Stores etablirt.
a3ir 9ebei unieren &unben eiu
GdbDneS Sci GbrpmD,
,senommen pou Den metropolitan 8erten amerlfanis
ider uao irenoer &iinltler), ipeldes. penn in elnem
Vlloerlaoen%8 etanft, nebr tolten miiroe ais Der t3rels
oes 9bees betrd9t Oele 0brpmos Iino .eln 0elbent
fir un1ere &unDen.
Vile 9etauIten 9Saaren a a ntt TT. oaB lie ooa'
fpmrnerle Sefrleoi9ung sepdbrcn, ooeroas 0elo duriit'
%erltattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
r E A CO.,
$40. s31 Nr1 StraBe, @de S3iueiten uno Coates 5traBe
UNI GIL Sio !9melte Str. Yblla. Ia. 49B12mis
, 1876-06-02
~. u. 70. Bo. Die Rains,etdben. Romax bon N
u. badl0noer.
%. n. 80. Bb. lint 2jepfer unn &rcsem. 8ettro.
man bon Oregon Gamarop.

, ~. u. %. Bb. Die Rains,etHen. Romax bon N
! ". badl6noer. "
%. ". 80. Bb. um a,epfer unn &rp.em. Retire.
!, man bon Oregon Gamaroru.
Scr Norb : amerifaniide 9oImetider
tinfebIbare watbseber
fir gtntpanberer utb Gtnsepanbtrte.
sntbdlt cine tnrs sefaBte ui,o fr SsOsrmann ~pertaus.
.@rammatif Der ensliiden Spra9e,
nebit N%nleituna in tur3er sSeit
obns 2ebrer ensliid, f~predben un6 fbreibsn ~
lernen:
%duBeroeir ssue
poufdnbtge Mue> fan mIunq
scn Srisisn, Rsbnansen, ~%,~ssrns.n, eOntratteA
aSs@lsIH, SSt0silaHgsn, 3eltunas.annOaesn,
Gieben,ebnte Muaaae.
Doppbefel s~ebunoen, so Gents, nit Sober RH6en.
60 Gents.
Ole Contribution BET Ser. gtddten,
Htbft Grlauterafscn unb sei1idtlider Ginteituns
Sur ~fpe3ieQen 9ennsun9 fir
Gtnipanoerer unb Gbulen.
Bearbeitei bon 9 ultua Seta.
1ritte 0Iufaee..
@sbunosn, so @emts. 6artOnirt. 50 G'nta.
@ebibte
Don
Sitomt0 nblamb.
z75 ssiten sDo, brp'dirt, $1.OO. elegant ~ssbnmssa
NIT qoihsreiuns, $1.5O.
Der arhrifauiid'e, Yaitetenz8 Bidder
SnftructtDe Mntpeifuna
5ur Infertieune auer Nrten
Baiteten, Eorten uuo gierrabme,
bon 6 ito Srtebrid, praitil6er NaIteten . Ud6es.
Mreis rs 9entS.
Mfiaipnen DON Mdern
@rgtebtgfem TarmbooemS:
in WebraSfa 81 -
SeRt iebr Dilig 3a berfanfet !Lh
10 Sabre Grebtt. SntereEen MUIR 6 Wrpa.
epanpblets NIT xarten Der DER iitsntrbe
gratis ubsrieneet.
THE PIONEER,
elm tubf6 iauarirtes Scurnal. meltes tas Setmfadtte
@efes entbalt. Tirb nab aGen QDelttteile ever.
&breiFrs;
c. .. Dopts,
eanb,s rlimifFcner Il. .. 81. ".
Omaha Heb.
, 1876-06-02
III PIONEER.

en bIbf6 ~iaufrirtss Scurnal, weltes tas Setmfadtte
@efes entbalt. Ttrb mad alien Q~Delttbeile sper.
ianbt. &treifrs:
Q. 9. DoptS,
Gamble camifRoner u. 9. 81, ",
Omaha Heb.
, 1876-06-02

10 Sabre Greott, SntereHen MUIR 6 vrp,.
StfGrs sgampblets mi. Xarten Der Dier iittnerse
gratis ubsrenbet.
, 1876-06-02
MiQipner BON Mdern
@rgtebtgfen TQrmboOenS..

in W ebra8fa VI -
Sett iebr biuis 81, bertaMfen ISL
, 1876-06-02

SnftructtDe IntpeifMns
5ur Infertieune auer Nrten
Ealteten, 3orteu unb gierrabme,
bon G ito Griebrid, praftil der Daieten . Dd6es.
Wreis Is GentS.
, 1876-06-02

z75 stiten spo., brp'dirt, 81 90. elegant s~sbnnssa
NIT Goiesrefune, $3.50.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

Baltimore & Ohio depot, Philadel-
phia. When you call there stop
and give Mr.. "Yis" my compli-
ments, and tell him that I'm adj
vertising his wares through Vir-
ginia.
/ asked the restaurant keeper If
that is the way he treats all custo-
mers. He answered that he regu-
lated the food according to the
constitution of the customer. AS
1 appeared strong, healthy young
man, he placed strong victuals be-
fore me. This may be scientific
cooking, but this appetite of mine
didn't regard 1t in that light.
My next recollection may never
come, but if it does, it shall be Of
the Centennial in general, and not
of victuals in particular.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
HedgesviIle Items.
Our people are getting ready to at
tend the county Fair.

Our people are getting ready to at
tend the county Fair.
A citizen of this place has a hen
fifteen years old. Her top-knot and
feathers are beginning to turn gray.
A party of fishists from Martins
burg passed through here last Satur-
day, homeward bound looking very
much as if they had met with fisher
mans luck.
DR.. J.. E. Snodgrass opened the
Hayes and Wheeler campaign here
on Saturday, with a speech of an
hours length, addressed to a repub-
lican meeting. There were present
a number of his old neighbors and
their descendants. AS one who went
off in the interest of Liberal Repub-
licans in 1872, under the lead of his
old friend and Tribune associate,
Horace Greeley, his return to the re-
publican foald, with most of the lead
ers in that campaign, is doubtless
regarded as favorable by the Hayes
and Wheeler men. REPORTER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
BedingtOn Items.

There was a pleasant Sunday
school mic mic in the Grove on Thurs
day.
Work has begun on a new school
house, to be erected on the site of
the old n which was torn down
some month since.
There is an intense feeling in this
community over the recent bastard
ly shooting of Mrs. Crowl's horses.
This, added to former outrages, has
stirred up a feeling which would he
hard to control. if the guilty parties
are discovered.
Some of our farmers will be ready
for seeding by the 10th.
The corn is maturing rapidly, and
ssfodder topping will soon be in or
der. FARMER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
Little Georgetown Items.

Our people are talking about the
Agricultural Fair.
Our Deutche Freund, the wagon
maker, has a way peculiarly his own,
for killing and dressing chickens.
The children of the M. p. Sunday
school at this place are making ready
for their pic mic tomorrow friday.
They expect a pleasant time.
We would suggest to those Mar
tinsburg fishists who have visited
here during the past week, that they
had better know the condition of the
King Fishers "liye box" before ven
turing out again. We know he dis
likes to e them go back empty
handed as much as they disliked to
go without a ''string?'
lNGOMAR,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The pc IN seaso IN drawing TO
a close. Dur trouble Is, we have
none TO clese.
81, ging school Is still going on
at pitzer't Chapel, regardless of
Rugby's and ellis free fight.
Our farmers are busy blowing,
and II the weather is as favorable
in the future as II has been In the
past, all will be ready for seeding
by the 10th Of September.
The green worm or cabbage
moth Is very destructive i'm Ar
den, and from the looks Of our
patch we will have 10 import our
"sauerkrautp or do without that
luxury.
Sheriff Robert Lamon was
around the other day hunting up
his taxes. All we have To say Is,
If he gets them before we do, he
will please send US a receipt.
The nominees of the late conven.
ton didn't go down like a creased
potato, and it is no uncommon
thing TO hear the unterrified hur-
rah for Lamon.
1t is currently reported and gen.
orally believed that the late ''la-
mented" of Gerardstown Is going
to accept the deputyship. lie must
60 it upon the principle that one
of the name Is as good as the same.
We called at the INDEPENDENT
Office last Saturday, and we're told
that the editors had gone afshing.
We have read somewhere that fish
food increases brain power and we
didn't blame you. We thought
ii would have been well If some
other people had gone fishing be-
fore the late convention.
SITTING BULL.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The pole raising and the Sunday
school picnic make times lively.
There is a great deal of dissatisfac-
ton in regard to the nominees for
the different Offices, especially the
sherifralty.
We would advise Arden and Bun
ker Hill both to join Darkesville, if
they wish to command notoriety.-
We can give them a few lessons po-
litically or any other way.
We had the honor of a visit by
parties from Kentucky this week.
We suppose their friends were dis
appointed on account of their short
stay. The centennial is more attrac-
tive than DarkesvilIe, no doubt.
l.. NJ. Shaffer paid Darkesville a
visit this week, wearing the garb of
political fair-play. We will vote for
him out of charity. He is talented
and educated but unfortunately a
cripple.
Joseph Chapman ST., fell from his
bark house joist last week receiving
severe bruises, whRh, are rapidly
growing better under skillful treat
ment. We hope soon to see him out
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
Failing Water HIemis.

The river is clear and some bass
are being caught.
The squirrels are cutting on the
nuts, and the crack of the sports
men't rifle is heard in the woods.
Farmers will soon be ready for
seeding.
There is a rumor that a gentleman
from Pennsylvania is talking of pur-
chasing the mill property here. If he
buys, he will at once open a stock
yard, a store, and enliven up things
generally.
The cool nights and hot days is
suggestive of chills aud fever and
bilious fever. PAT.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
FROWN 1T DOWN.

The Weston DeRecrot refers as fol-
lows to an attempt which was made
to prevent Gen. Golf, the republican
candidate for Governor, from speak
ing at Braxton Court House on the
18th. 1t says:
General Golf, the republican can
didate for Governor, made a speech
at Sutton the 18th inst. The crowd
was very large, and was estimated
to number between 500 and 200 vo-
tiers. 1t was expected that Major
Mathews, Henry ). Walker and John
f. Kenyfa would be present, to speak
in behalf of the Democratic side of
the question:; but strange TO say none
of them were there. The speaking
sled Off with IN address by Felix j..
Baxter, Esq, democratic nominee
for the State Senate from the Charles
ton District. He was followed by
General Golf in a speech lasting
about aa hour. We are sorry to learn
that some of our Braxton friends be-
haved rather badly in trying TO dis
turb the General during the time he
was speaking, and evincing a desire
to break up the sneeting when it was
.ascertahled that the other candidates
had failed to come to time. Don't
lose your good name, Braxtoniansl
Free speech is guaranteed to all
Americans, and every n should see
to il that every citizen, in this res
pect is protected.
The attempt to prevent a free and
fair discussion of the issues involved
in the present political canvass will
result TO the discontinue of that
party which makes it. If there is
one thing above another which the
people will demand and have, it is
free speech and a free press
1t is the privilege of a man to re-
shain at home if he does not like to
hear the arguments of a speaker OPP
posed to him ia politics, but he has
nc right to interfere with any pDliti-
cal meeting, or in amy way to dis
turb its proceedings. And any at
temptsOf the kind, come from which
party it may, should be discounte-
1anced and frowned down by all
good Citizens who favor law and Or
der and fair play.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
COL. LAMONF FOR CONGRESS-

The Republican Congressional
Convention which met in Keyser
yesterday, nominated Col. Ward III.
Lamon, of this place, as their candi-
date for Congress. The nomination
was made 10y aeclamation. Col. Lam
on is a clever, genial gentleman-a
man of large experience in public af-
fairs, and has acquired something of
a national reputation as the author
of the Life of Abraham Lincoln. He
is quite popular in this end of the
District, and will make lively cam
paign if he determines to burn his
hammock.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02
HORAYTO SEYMOUR.

The Democrats of New York have
nominated Horatio Seymour for
Governor probably one of the strong
est selections that could be made.
The nomination of Morgan forced a
good nomination in opposition, and
thus it is that the machine politi-
clans are forced to take the back
seats, and the better and and purer
men of both parties are coming to
the front.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The naturalization business is brisk In
all parts of the State.
The grangers of Rocky Point are ar
ranging to build a new hall,
The Pocahontas county levy is "a
cents.
The tobacco crop of Monroe county
is reported '~'splendid.'
Recent improvements give Moore
field two first class hotels.
Palatine is afflicted with typhoid
fever.
W~hooping cough and typhoid fever
are epidemic i'll many places of Monroe
and Greeubrier counties,
The Haurishiug city of Nickell's
Mills, Monroe county, has forty five in
habitants and a grange store.
A team of fiery horses became fright
ened at u Fairmont organ grinders
music, ran away and trampled over a
little girl who was taking in the music.
Serious but not fatal.
The Republicans of the Third Con-
gressional District resolved for silver as
a legal lender, for the removal of the
leaf tobacco tax, retaining that on coal,
iron and salt.
A drover, standing on the top Of .
car, was struck by the bridge at Fair
mont, which he did not see, and was
knocked from the car and fell down be-
fuvoan - md ana.har H. Oxlt -.
the bumper, and beyond a few bruises,
was not hurt.
Some Moorefeld boys went after ber-
ries. One of them went to the three
gallon bucket and..found it full of a IA
feet rat.lesnake, y inches in circumfer-
ence. They found out these figures
after killing the big berry.
Mrs. Moore of P~ocahontas county,
went to milk the cows, when one of
them became Infatuated aud dashed at
her throwing her down, breaking one
of her legs, and inflicting other serious
injuries upon her. Two gentlemen
hurried to the spot and attempted to
drive the Infatuated animal away, but
failed. About this time a young lady
who was staying at Mr.. Moores came
running to the enclosure, and as soon as
the COW saw her she dashed at her.
The young lady, in order to save her.
self from the brute, seized a large stone
and hurled it with all her strength at
the COW, striking her about the root of
the horn, MASKING the horn completely
off and killing the COW. This put a stop
to the cows hostilities and gave an op-
portunity foI Mrs. M. to be carried to
the house. Medical assistance was pro-
cured, and we learn that Mrs. M. is do
ing as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

The great sale of anthracite coal
took place in New York Tuesday,
and it is now believed the approx
mate price for the seasonwill be fixed.
The Herald is of the opinion that
householders will losenothing by not
fastening to lay in their supplies, as
it is believed the competition among
the companies must eventuate in
still lower prices. Many large deal
ers in New York are contracting for
coal in November at prices far below
the figures that have prevailed in
years past, and the Heading Railroad
agency offers to sell to consumers at
S4 per ton. Tt is evident that unless
some new combinationi is entered in.
to, which is deemed unlikely, con-
sumers will get their coal this win
ter as much cheaper rates than for
merly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-02

In Hampshire county the demo-
Gratis have nominated Col. Hiett for
legislature, James Sheetg for Presi-
dent of the county Robert w Daley
for prosecuting attorney, and V M
Polling for clerk of the court.