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The only absolute specific we know
Of for sneezing, snuffing and choking
catahrrh or head colds is Sandford's
Radical Cure, which for the small sum
of 81 affords instant relief and inva-
riable cures.-Medical Times.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-24

General Hancock has forwarded to
Secretary Lincoln his acceptance Of
the invitation to command the troops
at the Yorktown celebration. How
circumstances altar cases? One year
ago the mention Of General Hancock
for this command would have aroused
opposition on account Of his "disloy-
altv.'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-24
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS
Market and 9th SITS. ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Unsolicited Testimony to the Efficacy Of
Prof. HarrIe' PastiIiee, taken from Let
teTa received from Patrons:

Indiana, April II. '79-The Remedy Is working per
fectly. Had epilepsy from weakne.s for years past
Iowa, Oct 10th, I'll am almost surprised at your
Just twice as much Of a man as was before taking
the verge OF the grave thought, and there
cure for me, but now am in good hopes for
West Virginia, Aug q, lS79--I received your medl-
cine and believe II has cured for which very
thankful. Enclosed find Is. Please send me another
for me- will send you all the orders can
From a Physician and Surgeon.
Missouri, June 3-Please forward me another Dor
OF the Pastilles. The patient on whom have used
most OF box, In addition 10 n sample boz IL fast
recovering, and think another will set him al right
From a Druggist.
Maryland, Sept. arr est January we got n box Of
your Remedy for ofon customers, and Il has made
aperfect cure Of him. We have another customer now
suffering In the same way, and wish one No. 3 box
513y1
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Methodist Ecumenicai Co,incil.

LONDON. Aug. 22-Tne Times SO, 9
The Ecu meuicsl Methodist Conference
which is TO meet in this city next week
promises To he one of The most in'sr
esting sad important religious gather.
ings betd since the days OF the Yves.
le,e. The various denominations oI
Methodisiism number over four million
actual communicates. and the Methodist
population is compared at eighteen mil
lions. The members Of the conference
number fonr hundred. half Of whom
represent British and Continental Meth
odism and half the ,urches in the Uni
ted States and Canada. The conferenc,
is composed of lay aud clerical dele
gates in eqnal proportion It's main oh
ject y i'll be to devise mean for prose
cutting home and foreign work 80 as t.
result 10 the greatest economy and fiji
cienov, TO increase the moral and evan
eelical power of common Methbdism
and to secure the more speedy conver
eion of tue world.
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EF The Rellaire Independent. 23d
inst, said of the diphtherla siong the
river:
"in conversation this morning with
a gentleman from down the river, we
learned that the diphtheria in ils most
malignant form, was prevailing at some
points below here At Buckhili Bot
tom, sister Of Fred. Mnhleman has
lost two OF her cbildren-one Il and
the other Is years Of age-from diph-
iberia. AMI yesterday q brother of Sir.
Mahleman buried one of his children
from the same disease. 1t is spreading
very rapidly all along the river. and
seems TO be OF the worst type. In this
city the disease is not a biz better than
when it was st its worst. IN fact more
new cases have been reported for the
past day or two, than for any time since
the disease broke out :"
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Fire in wheeling.

The most damaging cDnf ,gra,ion that
has visited Wheeling for several yeais
started Sunday afternoon, at half post
1 o'clock in small wooden stable, in
the rear OF n Shu'ts's candy factory
and wholesale con 'ectionery. A brisk
bleeza was blowing AMI number Of
sheds and outhouses In the adj, iplng
Iva,ds were quickly sheet OF fire The
flames communicated to The candy fac'
,orv, a three story brick build ng on
Market street, and in an incredibly short
time it was all burning. The building
occupied BY Hebranks jewelry e'ore al.
joining on the south, and the Ems luz
surance Company on the nurlh mex
caught, ard the fire also spread to tie
Paxton Block ON the south, Occupie,
by r. ). Hu,ohins as ed AFT and music
slore, Helmbrieht's cigar factory and
tobacco store. Oehm & Co.'S clothing
store, and an Italian confectionery This
block was completely gulte',, and The
extensive stocks Of gn"ds burned or
ruined ny water. The Ope,a.heus.
caught seve al times, and only The al.
IN st snperhuman Efforts of the FIRE D :
partm 5nt saved Vt from destruction. The
Inelligencer Office adjoining on the al
ley in the rear was seriously threatened,
and the intense heat kindled q fame in
the rear Of several extensive VIM, sale
establishments on Main street several
tittes So intense was the heat that the
roof Of house on the OF posite corner
of Market and Fourteenth street from
the Opera house caught once. The los
ses are estimated at about &6n,0
| o. Mondav Oftlcer Morris. uf Whes-
ling, arrested boy named jim Gully
and while ON the way to the lookup
Gulley proposed to tell who set 6re to
The pr 'pertv DESTROYED on SUNDAY. The
lanes of the boys ore Harry Price ageC
IL; Jim Gully, aged l6; Britt Davis
aged 10; Tnm Oh ien, aged IL, anf
John Holmes, agea ID. The reason as
signed tor committing the deed was ,ha
when thev bad attempted, some davs ago
t. steal oranges frnm Saulz's stabl,
they we're driven of. and one of then
struck on the head with a stick. It i
said tha, al OF them applied matches q
the ssme time to the straw. They wer
very derfaved boys.
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Written for The Spirit of Demoeracy.l
sUMMERflELD. Aug 8. 1881
DIED.-On Sunday, 2 o'clock A. NJ
July 81, 1881, Ozzie, son Of Nathan ant
Caroline Young, aged one year and ter
months.
This little boy was q general favoritt
with all, and the hereaved parents have
The sincere sympathy of The commu
nitv.
The I. O o F of Summerfield I,odp'
No. 46S cR~red place in their iot i,
the cemetery which was excepted an
where the child was buried.
He was young and fair and given then
for while until Jesus called him b ome
D H. POWELL
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pT The latest market quotations i"
Wheeling arc as follows:
Apples Sales Of new crop st l sc
2 90 per barrel.
Reaus--In fair demand at Soc per
bushel
Bu'ter-Dea'ers report the sales Of a
good quality. at price ranging from i6,
ISc
Checse--Commanded l2al5c for fac.
tory, ami l6c Tor New York.
Dried Frnits-There IS verv little i'm
quirv. We qao,e Apples a, 44c. Peach
es &c for prime halves.
Eggs--Dnll al e,llc per dos,n.
Festhers-F.rst q,ality 1--we geese
! feathers SO 60c.
Flst.-N,, 5 mackerel btis.. $50 80
medium mackerel, 6 90; N. 2 do
| 6 so.
F,our-Firm al 3 75a4 90 for ssnper,'
8 50s7 90 for hest winter wheat patent:
8 80: rye -four 6 90.
! Whea,-Steadv al l IS hnshei.
Cprn-ln limited supply and uncharg
ed ;,priu1e yellow is au ted at 60c. Oa,'
scarce aud Ia g ,od demand a. S544oc
Rve fOc.
Elav-Dull at IS 90 for baled; zoos,
10 00al2 90 from country wagons IL 90
Pnultry-Chicketis old 4 90 per doz
and very scarce; spring 4 50a2 70 pc
dozen,
Rags--2c per pound.
Sslt-Per barre, Ohio aver, ! sc.
Wool The market remains staynant
with prices not quotahly chsnged. W
quote at 37a38c for choice washed, ant
| une-third less for unwashpd.
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GET YOUR TICKETS.

Mr.. s. DsNooN has been employed by
the Passenger Department Of the Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh r. X. Persons going
West on business or pleasure, or for the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call on him before select.
ing their route. For safety, eed. CON-
fort and satisfactory attention to travel.
ers the Cleveland & Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh 1T. Wayne & Chicago roads
are nurivalled. Every Information can
be had by addressing him at Woodstieid
Ohio. March 1881.
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PROBATE COURT.

August 22.-W +. Hard. Adm'r OF
The estate of VIM. Lippihcott, decd,
obtained an order to apprsise real es.
tate. Seth Ward, Sr, Thomas Reyn.
olds and Henry Hsbermehl were AZ.
pointed appraisers.
M. Boughner, Guardian of Fred
Kalhfeisch, a lunatic; sale OF real estate
confirmed
c. NJ. Blowers, Admir- of the estate
of Samuel Blowers, decd. obtained an
order to sell real estate at private sale
T G. Allen, Guardian OF Barh,ra e
HANSEN, an imhecile, ten ieted his re.
signation which was sccepted.
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~ Tbe Calais Silver Cornet Band
held a Festival on the 20th inst. The
receipts were S205 Tue net profits tc
the hand were GAS The Necklace
contest between ELIZA WEIR and OPHE.
Liza WISE. resultei in favor of Miss
WEIR Eighty-eigh dollars and nine.
~ cents was the sim voted in the neck,
lace contest J II HAMILTON and SAM L
STEPHENs we're the contestants for the
cane. HAMILTON won. OLA DAVID
SON and MAGGIE GooDHARr contested 10,
the Ring. II brought in S24 40. The
ring was carried off nv Miss OLA.
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"puBLlc MORALITY AND JUDICIAL FAIR
NESS WILL BE BEST sUBsERvED BY
TUE nj rnTIa,. or, rI.nar arrvN
Bsllaire Tribune, 25th inst

Bellaire Tribune 25th inst.
1t will be seen by reference to
another column that Judge William
Okev is a candidate for reelection
This is not unexpected, and is the
natural result Of the widespread
dissatisfaction among Democrats
over the high handed movement of
Gaumer's Committee in changing
the methods of The party, in order
to defeat Judge Okey as candidate
for denomination. The people are
in no mood to quietly submit to the
contemplate trickery of county seat
rings, and when the ring masters
use the machinery of parties to ac-
complish personal ends, or to crafty
personal spites, they will discover
that the rank and file of the voters
can not be so used.
Judge Okey. by his honest, manly,
straightforward course during the
five years he has been ON the bench
made many friends, even among
those who did not vote for him, but
by his refusal to comply with all
the demands of those who would
use him for personal and political
ends, he gave'offence to the would
be ring,masters of his party about
St. Clairsville. and they, to crafty
their personal feelings, and in the
interest of few hungry aspirants
for judicial honors about the coun-
ty seat, determined to slaughter
him.
They have succeeded, by the
adoption of extraordinary methods,
in getting an emasculated conven-
tion to nominate ring candidate,
but we doubt very much whether
they can get the people to endorse
their treachery and trickery by
electing him. We do not hesitate
to say that of the two candidates
now before the people Of this Ju-
dicial district, the general interests
as we'll as political honesty, public
morality and judicial fairness will
be best subserved by the election
of Judge Okey.
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chey we're. present as spectators.

~ Monroe county refused to send
delegates to the meeting at Bellaire on
the 1lth tust.. to. place candidate in
nomination for Judge. GAonER 4 Co.,
rdn the meeting to suit themselves and
cast 81 votes for SwaNEY. The sub.
division, Belmont aud Monroe, has had
no. Couventino yet. therefore, there is
no Democratic nominee. Every Demo-
crat In both. counties is free TO vote for
whom he vleases,
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HThe announceneuf, made on the
81 inst.ythas Judge OxsY was can'i.
date for Common Pleas Judge, was well
received by the Democrat. WIN came
into sownt 10 attend the Committee meet.
Ing The people know him ant his
habits And wiIl givs hin their almost
united. support on the second Tuesday
Of October next.
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,HAt,he meeting of the Democra'.
ic Central Committee of this county on
che ed inst, Belmont cesn,y was rep
resented by J. W. SHANsos, GEoRoE
MUTH, SAxuEL TALsoTr and GEohes
HpyrAas. oppoHehts Of the Sc delegate
fraud, and W j. KELLY, j. McDEWNoTr
and N.Ksssox. supp ,rters ofthe frau'.
They we're present as SPECTATORS.
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n.w advertisements.

Rev. EpnoxDs returned home las
Saturday.
The water supply is running low II
Woodsfeld.
Thanks to Miss ANNIE SPANsLER 70
some very fiue peaches.
Don't forget the Closing Ont Sale a
Isaac HrLL's, Bealisvills
~ Miss ARM.rRoNa. OF St. Clairsville
Is visiting her brother, DR.. ARMSTRONG
We regreat to announce that Mr.. c
CraRs, Of Ohio to wnship, Is dangerousl.
III.
"A party Of Woodsdeld's young folk
attended the Witten picnic on the 27tl
inst.
II you want cheap goods at low dow
prices 60 10 Isaac HILL's store in Bealls
vile.
Isaac HrLL's STORE in Beallsville is tn
place to buy gooda. See his big adver
tisement.
A child Of RoBExr SMrrH, OF thi
township. Center, died last week o
diphtheria.
DAVID rAxKHousER, of irish Ridge
who has been III with typhoid fever, il
recovering.
s Rev. SxrrH and wife. Of Pi.tshurr
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j. J
HoLLre4ER Of this place.
Mrs. DANIEL WALrox. Mr.. Jon,
WALres sad little daughter, OF Wheel
ing, are visiting friends iu this place.
ASrrrHEa DeuaHERrY. OF Wavne town
chip, received . copy OF "The Yeomau,'
paper published In New Z,land, las'
week. E
Isaac. HrLL,s big advertisements ap
pears in TEE SPIRIT this week. Read Il
and give. him call, il you went bar
gains.
Mr.. DAvlD NEsrsRLr, Of Ohio town.
ship, dog ls7 potatoes from four hills
the present season; 1T Of them wert
average siza.
Tie NJ. e Church Mite Society vii
be entertained at the residence of pr
p II. sARMsrR, Nc on Friday. evening
All are cordially invited.
The Missionary Concert announced
for last Sunday night in the NJ. f.
Church, was from necessity postponed
until next Sunday night.
GEORGE BuRxHARnr fell ont Of 9
second story window of hia house, 8
distance OF Is feet, Last Sunday night,
and was considerably injured.
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Judge Okey's Candidacy.
OPINIONS OF THE DISTRICT Press,
Monroe Gazette, 26th inst.

BY reference to another column
1t may be seen that Judge Okey is
announced as a candidate for re-
election to the Office OF Common
Pleas Judge. The Democracy of
this county, under the circumstances
certainly have the right to support
Judge Okey, without their Democ-
racy being questioned or denounced
as boilers.
THERE ARE THINGS MORE TO BE FEAR.
ED THAN AGE ON THE JUDICIAL BENCH
Ohio Valley belmont co., News a5th inst
We publish this week the an.
nouncement of William Okey. ESQ.,,
as a candidate for judge of this di.
vision of the sth judicial district.
Judge Okey is no new man for the
position; he has been tried for the
past five years and been found fully
competent, both mentally and phys.
ically. We opposed his election
during former campaign on &C.
count of his age, but as stated in
the News two weeks ago, there are
things more to be feared than age
on the judicial bench. During the
term of Judge Okey we learn that
he has not lost a single day, from
exhaustion or physical ability of any
sort or from any cause. Unless a
more suitable candidate is present
ed, the News will cordially support
the Judge, and labor to secure his
success at the coming election.
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EY Col. ROB MoE LDowNEY, of New
Martlhsville, West Va, was at Witten's
picnic last Saturday, and this being tht
nearest way home, be came up and re.
mained over Sunday. The Col Is OPP
posed to travelling on that day.
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kFWe are authorized to say that
FoRD's are rannipg on one run OF Bnrrs
on full time and the second run occa
sionaily. They can run both run on full
time and accommodate manv mors Gus
toners. They grind wheat for the tenth
while other steam mills take the eighth
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~J. B. DRleGs ant DR. J. War, ol
the Democratic Central C)nmttsc, sup
por,ers of SwANEY. the Rump candidate
for Judge, succeeded admirably in hav-
ing the Committee decide that it would
not recommend 10 ths Democracy o.
this county to support him for Judge,
Mr. SwANEr ought to pray fervently 10
he delivered, Ia other than hra'zsd
and manglef condition, from the hands
OF ali such indiscreet supporters.
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TDr. JAMES A. MCCOY, of Co.
BURN d McCoY, Dentists. Wheeling, "
Vs. will visit the following places,
Antioch, Sept IA Is and 16.
Graysvi'le, Sept 49, 90 and II.
Lewisvile. Sept %, SO and "a.
Staf3rd, Sept. 26 u and 1s
Harriet'svilIe, Sept 29. 80 & Oct. l
Calais, Oct 3, 4 and 5
Williamsburg, 0cf. 8 and Z.
Teeth extracted at private residence
1t requested. All work fully guarsn
teed n99t5.
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WThe HARRY PEAsE Dramatic
Troupe exhibited here fonr nights last
week The rendition Of "The Hidden
Hand" .Uncle Toms Cabin" "Ten
Nights.ina Barrocm," and : Kathleen
Msvourneen." vas excellent and we're
played 10 full BONUSES
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~ Pkrsa HARaon. OF Washington
township, Is in luck this year His wife
presented him With twin bahiea short
time since. bis COW With twin calves, and
each OF four ewes With twin lamhs.
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~ Call At TnE SrIRIr Office for job
printing from visiting card up to full
saest poster. Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and hill
hsads printed on short notice.
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For Sale.

The subscriber has some SIX or sever
second hand buggles and spring wagons
which he wi | sell cheap for cash, or will
take horses, cattle, sheep. hav or any
kind of horse feed in exchange.
JosIAH DAVIS,
Aug S-3w. Woodslield, q.
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To Campaigners.

We send out number of papers this
week to campaign readers. We send
them free OF cost After the campaign
is over. II they desire to have THE SPIRIT
sent regularly, oil right
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EF Mr. CHARLEs WIRTu has purchas-
ed the CRAWFORD TannerY in this place,
and is prepared to paw tbs highest casl,
prices for Hides. Chestnut oak and
White oak hork delivered at his Tannery
in Wocdsfeld.
Aug. o, 18sl-4w.
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Hawk ncad Ccrtiticates.

We are nov ready to supply Town,
ship Clerks with nicely printed car,ih
Gates for parties, Who kill hawks to
present 70 the County Auditor. Order,
ny mail will receive prompt attention.
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FOR SALE.

One Fine Rosewood Piano, in good
condition, must sell as | am gong to
move away. For particulars eng ,ire of
W. b. WADbELL, WoodsGed, Ohio.
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Agricultural Reports.
MARIETTA. O.. Aug. q. 1881

MARIETTA, "" aug. 70, 1901.
EpIroR SPIRiT: have few Agricul
,nrsl Reports for 1879 which would he
pleased to send to any farmers in Mon
roe county who will send name and at.
dress. Very Truly Yours,
A. J, WARNER.
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SdmMerfield Camp Meeting.

SUMnERFIELD, o, Aug. %. 1881
ED. SPIRIT: The Free Method!sts OF
thi, place will hold camp meeting on
the old camp ground, Summeriield, com.
,nencing nn Sept, eih, 1881. to continue
one week. M admttancs fee. All are
cordially invited. Yours,
JOSIAH MAssrE
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency.
Eigh' Farms in this AID adjacent
Countie. and fifteen pieces OF Town prop
erty now offering. Address
j. T. sCoFIELD, Agent.
febS. '6lyl..
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9WHouse plants and flowers, wire
and straw baskets for bouquets. bouquet
holders and, cut aowers At oil times at
Mrs. WAYS green house, Woodsdeld,
0hio
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ve all ether House 10 the city
0NE mind be beat for Of
the
thing
good aud the prices hs the oi y our desire have
Goods and Clothing direct to
n25 II. & 4. BLUM. 326 UBi0n 81, BelIatre, o.
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Road Tax Receints

Furnished to Road Supervisors or Town.
ship Clerka a. THE SrIRr office. or or
ders by mail w!Il receive prompt atien
tion. tiil
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AND ANSWERS.
Problems.

A haze a note pala able seven years aftt
date for 81 500, bearing 6 per Cent in,
terest, inter set payable annually h "f
fers to purcha,e the note on an psi
cent basis. az that Is the legal rate OF in
teres'. What is the value of the note Il
b, and how much shonla he pay A1
A full and complete solution is re
quired. L. H. B.
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y ~ Clarington people are anxious for
\ railroad. The Independent saws: -
SHOW is the time for Ten. WARNER TO
secure the right OF way."
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H Now is the time to buy your Dress
Goods for Fairs. Camp Meetings etc. The
Greatest Variety at the Lowest Prices &c be
had at MORRIS q Arms rRONQ'S.
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BUSlN ESS MOTTO ES

~ You should secure some of the remnant
bargains now being offered at
MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONQS.
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20 If in buying Groceries" you want full"
value for your money 60 TO SChumachers, op.
posito the Bank
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The diagonal and side Of cube TO-
ge'her are 20 9S, what is the side of the
cube
A-15. W. ia
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Common Pleas Judge.

Mr. EDITOR: Please announce in your paper
that WILLIAM OKEY is a candidate
for reelection to the Office of Common Pleas
Judge.
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ICE CREAM PARLOE.

have Just procured one of the best Ic.
Cream Freezcrs now in use, and am prepared t,
furnish Ice Cream to families. weddings, ant
picnic parties on the shortest notice Paro,
open every evening. Cakes Of all kinds fur
nished. Lunch at all hours
JACOB REINHERR.
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AND SILKS. /.
CLOAKs, DOLMANs AND JACKETS.

On August 10 will epen 600 beautiful st, les
$35. Our prices on them viii surely astonish you.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-08-13

Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense OF weight in the back, loins
and lower part of the abdomen,
causing the patient to suppose he
has some affection of the Kidneys
or neighboring organs. AT times
symptoms of indigestion are pres
ent as flatulency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing a very
disagreeable itching, particularly
at night after getting warm In bed i,
is a very common attendant. In
ternal, External and Itching Piles
yield at once on the application of
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts effect
ed, absorbing the tumors, allaylng
the intense itching, and effecting q
permanent cure where all other
remedies have failed. Do not delay
until the drain on the system pro-
duces permanent disability. but
try it and be cured. Price, so cts.
Ask your druggist for Ii, and when
you cannot obtain it of him, we
will send it, prepaid, on receipt OF
price. Address The DR.. BosGnko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio Sold
by G. w. BOWMAN, Druggist,
Martinsburg, W. Va. ljun25-ly