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SET The excitement still continues at
H. & I. BLU MS. on account OF the ex-
tremely low prices they are selling some
slightly damaged goods for. There are
only few left vet, so if you want any
dry goods at almost half price you will
nave to hurry up to 139 d l4l Belmont
street, Bellaire, Ohio.
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NEW CARPETS.

We have again made new additions to
our carpet department. Our prices are
still the lowest in the city. Come and
see our beautiful brussels and velvet
rugs at H Il I BLUM'S, l39 & 14l
Belmont Street, Bellaire, Ohio
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%If you want any mems or boy's
cheap or fine clothing, try H. & l.
BLUM, I39 & 14l Belmont street. Bell
aire, Ohio. They always make 1t point
to please you and keep you for steady
customer
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FOR SALE.

A large frame dwelling house, 10 good
rooms. situated on the corner Of Main
and Msrietta street, near depot. Woods.
field. Will exchange for smaller prop
erty. For pafticulars inquire of
June 6-3w Mrs. M. t MURPHY.
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Baiti,nore Live stock Market.
CALvERToN LIVE STOCK ScALEs.l
MONDAY. June, II 1882. (

PRICES OF BEEf CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIs WEEK
Very hest on sale this week Z 1873 80;
that generally rated first ddalitv 8 5Oa7
25; medium or good fair quality 4 75s
6 90; ordinary Thin steers, oxen and
cows. 3 so 5 75; extreme range OF pri.
ces 8 5Oas SO; most of tie sales we're
from Z 00sS 90.
Hogs-Prices range from lOa1l4c, but
few at either extreme; very common al
the first and a lew ezra, at the latter
price. Most sales i04alfc. /,
Sheep-The market for sheep and
lambs has been quite slow, aud but for
some Eastern men woalh have been
much more sn than 1t was last week:
Prices are off small fraction. Sheep
3s5&c. few selling at the latter price |;
lambs 4 etc.
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Unless a statement Of an insurance
company has been published for the las,
Sear's husine it canuas isste legal
policies. When insdring see that this
requirement has heen complied with.
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The Caliwell Press says tina, GEORGE
Co6LrAs. of Monroe county, obtained
jobs at the late session Of the Noble
County Commissioners amounting TO
1890
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Green corn viii reach perfection much
later than usual this year. so people who
have gardens will do well to SOW more
dwarf peas at once. heipg careful to
blant them several inches deep.
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wThe levy male by the Commis.
sioners for the year 1882 is as follows
County purposes, q mills
" six-tenths of one mill
Poor " six.tenths of one mill
County Buildings, four.tenihs OF l mill
Damaged roads eight-.en,hs of one mill
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DrED In Switzerland township, on
the I4th inst, HENRY SHUTS, an aged
and respected citizen of that part OF
Monroe county.
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THRESHER FOR SALE.

l have a first class Threshing Ma
chine for sale. Mounted power. Call
on or address JOHN SToEHR,
or LOUIS OBLINeER,
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co Ohio.
June 20. 1882.
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The residence Of Mr.. PETER Mann.
Of Washington township. was entered
during his absence one day last week
and robbed of s170 In gold.
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CHRIs. BAUcHMAN. chee-er at ISAAC
MITcHELL's dairy, near New Castle. this
eountv. was seriously Injured few days
since ny the crane breaking nna striking
him over the head.
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When a drunken rowdy whoops and
howls about the streets Of Antioch the
citizens go for him with wagon whips
and lash him out of town.
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Mrs JoHN CLrea. Mr.. W. NJ WILL
LiANs and mother, of Round Bottom.
are visiting friends in Jackson county,
West Va
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FORREST GATcHELL left for New Rich
mond, Ohio. last week, where he will
attend school for the coming ak months.
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JcHN RuEasEaaER, Esq, Treasurer
elect, fled his bond in the sum Of $l00-
COO, on the 10Th inst
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Ex-Sherif LITTLE visited the feniten-
tiary while in Columbus and saw FRIEND
WILLIAMSON aud JONI HISS. They
were both well
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T o LITTLE, who has been on duty
rs Juror in the us Court at Colum-
bus, returned home last Friday.
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Mr.. RICHARD STEWARD. who resides
near Antioch, recently sold his farm of
174 acres to Mr. E. BREEsE for the sum
of $4,000.
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Mr.. E. DEsooN, accompanied BY
Misses ANNIE PoPE and EMMA DESooN,
are visiting Mrs JAonB NEUHARr, of
Ravenswood, W. Va
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Judging from the number OF hawk
certificates presented to the Commission
ers, the boys must be trying to corner
the market.
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Sheriff LUBE conveyed JAMES M, BU
cHANAN, OF Perry township, to the
Athens Asylum last week for treatment
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Another Chinaman has opened a
laundry under the post Office Soonee
qui,ee, stsrvee outee.- Marietta Leader
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Philadelphia.
:
DeL0ng's Sad Fate.

Lieutenant Dauenhnwer has. received
information by mail from Irkutsk to the
eff. ct that letters from Engineer Melville,
giving the particulars OF the flndipg Of
the bodies o. lieutenant D Long and
his men have reached there by courier
from the Lena Delta. In a memoran.
DUN found on Lieutenant DtLong's body
and bearing date of October Is hc sta.
ed that four OF the party we're dead end
Collins dying.
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Three experts are examining the al
legged genuine $1,000 bond plate from
which spurious bonds were printed.
When they have completed their sxami.
nation they will make report in writing
TO Secretary Folger.
Commissioners Mcfarland, 81 the Gen.
eral Land Office, Gays that larger
amount of pdblic lands will rave been
disposed Of during the year ending June
80. 1882. tben during any preceding year
since the establishment Of lbe Genetf
Land O!lice.
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Rev. PEARSON and family, Of Letonia,
Ohio, are visiting friends in Beallsville,
this county.
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Quarterly Meeting services were held
in The Methodist churca at Lowisville
last Sunday. Rev. DoLLlsos conducted
the meeting.
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JACOB MOOSE, resident of Moose
Ridge, Center township. this county,
died on the l4th inst, ageh IS years
The funeral took place on Thursday
Rev. wINrERlcK conducted the religious
services.
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NewrToTK.

June 16 Flour 4 S0aS 90; Wheat
|35; Corn 76c; Oats Soc; Rye 76c
Barley ]. 10
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The dwelling house of SAMUEL SMITH,
in Washington township, WAS destroyed
by ERE on the 7lh inst. No insurance
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-20

The price fixed for keeping and pro.
vidlng for prisoners in the County Jail
is 80 cents per day..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-20

Cloth peddlers are travelling Don't
trade with them unless you want to be
swindled
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TiaoMAs WILSON, OF Stafford, this
county, died on the llth inst aged 72
wears
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It is reported that HENRY MoFADDEs
who went to Texas some time ago died
Sut there.
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ZAoHARIAH COCHRAN, resident oil
Matamoras, Washington county, died
last week in the. Slst year of his age.
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Miss KATE Bout. left on Monday for
. visit among friends in Claringtop-
Marietta Leader
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The CRAwFeRD dairy in Perry town
ship has 20 cows, and has about 4,5O0
pounds of cheese for market.
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Guernsey county sent six persons 10
the penitentiary last week for 202 years
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Miss ANN WIrTEN, of Jackson
township, is visiting her sister, Mrs J
r NORRIS.
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The comnunication Of "Msny Sub-
scribers" at Lewisville received and a'ed
for future reference. We are Informed
that the matter will, before long, he fnl:
iy ventilated Until further develop
tdepts, have patience; wait and watch.
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DR.. DILLON, of Antioch, is cutivating
fourteen different varieties of strawber-
fies.
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Chicago.

June l6.-Flnur 25s6 %; Wheat /
33; Corn 70c: Oats SEC; Rye 69c !.
Barley Is.
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E. D. STEENRoD and wife, of Salem
township,are visiting at Judge WALToN's.
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ChicagO-June 16 -Ca,tle-Mar-
ket weak :; shipping particularly good
and a shade lower; exports 9OaS 40
good 10 choice shipping 7 Goat Go;
common to fair 5 7Oa6 TO; butchers
2 40a4 90; stockers and feeders 8 20
a5 40.
Sheep-Market generally steady poor
10 fair 3 50a3 rs; medium {, good 4 90
"a 40; choice yearlings 4 6)a5 90.
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A notice to contractors will be found
elsewhere in this paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-20

wThe school board of this place
selected the following teachers on the
18th inst:
iSuperintendent-Prof. ]. A WATSON
Isl Rnom-Miss LUCY PEARSON
81 Miss MINNIE PoGGEEBURG
Sd I" Miss BELLE SINCLAIR.
4th Miss MARY SCHMIDT.
5th Miss NJ. E SINCLAIR.
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Prof. WATSON and wife spent last Sun
day with friends in Grsysville.
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baltimore.

Jure 16- Flour 5 00a7 25: Wheat
"a; Corn SIC; Cars 60a6?c; Rye Soc
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wooas0eId Stock Market.
CORRECTED wBEKty Br 2. scHrMAnrSR. yR

June l9 Cattle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 5a4u per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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Mexican dollars are worth eighty
cents
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nwThe improved BUCKEYE DROP
PER excels all others as a harvester,
and the new BUCKEYE MOWER can't
be beaten for Light Draft, Good Work
and Durability. Farmers, you should
call at C: e. HARLAN'S and see them
before buying i machine:
May Soft!
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wD DR.. JAS. A. MCCOY, formerly
of Coburn & Mccoy, Dentists, Wheel
ing, West Va, visits Lewisville June IL
and 13; Stafford. June IA and Is; Hsr
rlettsville, June l6 and II; Middleburg,
June 19 and 90; Salem, June 81 and %
Lebanon, June % and "a; Graysville,
June 26 and 81; Brownsville, June 2S
and 90: Antioch. June 80 and July /.
June 13-3w.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeling Live Stock Market.

June 18Th, 1882.
Al the Wheeling stock yards dnrine
the past week the affairs have heen quiz
ct and dull To-day only fifty head ui
cattle were found, but they were fine
hofna animals. The, prices were. for
900 lbs snmals 6ta64c; 1,1oo to 1.4oO
lbs animals, to TIE. Calves command
5 0Os7 90 per head, according to quail:
itv. Hogs were in good demand al
74474c. Sheep are worth 3a4c for clip.
ped, and 5s6c for unclipped.
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NEW LOCALS.

wP. SCHUMACHER, JR., & BRO.
will, this week, open one Of the finest
stocks of Glass and Qneensware ever
brought TO this market.
June 20, 1882.
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MRS. N. q. WEST, Local Editor

Index u New Advertisements.
Locals. n l. I. BLuH.
To Contractors. S. A. ATKINSON
Local., P. ScHOMAoHER, JR (. 4 BRo.
Local, SroEHR & OBLlNeER.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market /.

WHEELING, Tuesday, June 10
Grain-The excitement of last week
has shout died out and wheat has fallen
to 35a1 40 Corn snd oats s,ill hold
up at Csc and 55c respectively.
Flour-The market IS little higher.
Choice amber, 7 25a7 rs; medium am
her, 6 25a6 so; Wisconsin, 7 GOAT 25;
Minnesota extra. 8 0Oas 25; fancy ST.
Louis, s 25aS rs; fancy patents, 3 50a
9 CO; corn meal, per bushel, 90c; os':
meal, fancy, per barrel, 6 00s6 so;
common, so; rye -four, per barrel.
75s6 90.
Cheese-I, quoted at SIC for prime
Western and 134sl5 for New York
Sweiizer 16ia17c, according to quality.
Limhurger l2c.
Seeds The prices are as follows !:
timothy 2 IS; clover 00a5 60; Blue
Grass l 10: orchard grass 2 90
Bntter-Wholesale price is 13al4 per
pound.
Onione--Receipts liberal; eOs75c per
bushel; 2 00a2 25 per barrel.
Potstoee--ln good demand at 55s65c.
per bushel ON track: 70475 from
store. Sweet potatoes, Southern, 4 30
s5 90; JERSEYS 50a6 90
Vinegar-D,uble strength vine vine
gar, 25a30c; standard, 1la13c; 10A1lc
for country stock wine vinegar SOC.
Dried Fruits We quote prime omar
tered apples at 5.6c; evaporated apples
13sl4c per pound; evaporated peaches
(unpaiied J 1Sc per pound:
Hay-Baled hay commands S13 80
per ton and good trade Is done. Cam
mon. loose on wagon, brings S10all.
Wool-This staple still remaining al
35s37c and is quiet
Fpathers-Lve geese firm at 5Oa55c ;
40s45c for mixed
Tallow-Market steady country 6a64c
per pound; city 7a74c.
Beans Receipts come in slowly snd
demand steady; prime nsvies 3 rs:
! do medium 8 so; hutter do 20a3 40;
red kidney 75a3 co.; red pink 2 15a
00; limas 7c.
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There arrived in the West Indian
docks of London fortnight ago sail
ing vessel laden with the first cons;gn
rnent OF frozen meat which has been sent
10 England from New Zealand. The
ship had been SO davs on the voyage,
and during all that time the chambers
containing the meat had been kept at %
degrees below the freezing point. The
meat consisted of 8 000 sheen and is
said 20 have arrived in fine condition.
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To Tak Payers.

/ have extended the time for paying
the June tak TO July goth, 1882.
JOHN GATcHELL,
Treasurer of Monroe Co., o
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Origin and Name Given to "a
Certain Glass Of Ships.

E. G.. w. Bennett, in the Century
for July says: "The year l7l3 was a
great era in American naval annals.
In that year Captain Andrew Rob-
inson built the first schooner ever
seen. This was at Gloucester. As
she glided into the water a bystahd-
or cried: look how she schoons ~
Catching the word the Captain re-
Piled, "a schooner let her be " The
new rig at once came into wide ac-
ceptauce. Only eight years later an
old chronicler, DR.. Moses Prince,
wtote OF Captain Robinson: This
gentleman was first cOntriVer Of
schoouers, and built the first OF that
sort about eight years since; and the
use now made OF them, being so
much known, has convinced the
world OF their convenience beyond
other vessels, aud show how man
kind is obliged TO this gentleman
for this knowledge" This is not
the only instance of the adop ion Of
Ameucan marine inventions 10y
other nations.
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Rheumatism .

in the first symptoms IF this di-
sease, when yHu are aching and
having painful -ensations in the
limbs upon rising from bed in the
morning, a stiffness in the joints
accompanied at times by sWelling
and redness, all physicians recon-
mend the application OF an exter-
nal remedy, something penetrat-
ing and soothing; an article that
will act as a curative agent to the
parts effected, DR. Bosarkos Rheu-
matte Cure gives instant relief
noon first application. Ia lame
back, pains or strains il is an in.
waIuable household remedy. Ask
Ss0ur druggist for it. Price - cts.
Manufactured by The Or. Bosanko
Medicine Company. Piqua, Q. For
sale by c. w. BowMAN druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va. iun25-Iy
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He Could Tell.

Is it not beautiful. sweetheart? y
WHAT" asked George w. Simp-
son, looking tenderly into the deep
blue eyes Of Daphne Mccarthy as
they were raised to his, and glancing
around in a nervous, er-caught-
fn-thC-cofn way
"'Why the sweet perfume that is
being waited to Us on the summer
air, . said the girl, shifting her chew
ing gum as she spoke. DO you not
feel senuous lauguUr that is all
about us-the subtle perfume that
seems to have kissed the air with
deWy fragrance?
The wistful. fear haunted look
came again INTO the mans face lie
shifted the air in several directions,
and there came upon the perfect tea-
6ures Of his Wabash avenue face u
smile of calm content. y es, dar-
ling be said, bending over the girl,
81 tumble now.
And what IS this perfume,
George?" the gin asked. "Can you
not tell me, daring?
You bet / can, my angel. re-
piled George speaking in tones Of
pass l0uatr tenderness. They are
going to have coTned beef Tor supper
in tie next house.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

A Delicious BANQUET.-The
modern epicure is too often afflicted
with dyspepsia, indigestion OF con
stipation after having satiated his
appetite with delicious banquet
and all the luXuries OF the season.
Burd0ck Blood Bitters are a posi-
tive cure for these ana all other dis
orders of the stomach Price SlO0.
For sale by +. c. Williams a Bro
druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

One Of the hottest political corr
tests ever known in Iowa has en-
ded in the nomination Of the Hon.
James Wil,Cn COR Congress in the
Fifth district One hundred and
f0rty-six ballots were taken be-
fore q decision was reached
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

The only question with the Wiz
ginia Democracy now is whether
it will elect old man Massey Con-
gressman-at-large by individual
choice, or make him the nominee
of the party. 1t is conceded that
he is the most AVAILABLE candidate.
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No MATTER WHAT HAPPENs-
You may rest assured that you are
safe in being speedily cured by
Thomas Electric Oil in all cases of
rheumatism, neuralgia, to0thache,
etc. One trial only is necessary to
prove its efficacy, For sale 10y +. e.
Williams IL Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

Boys are so very careless and i'm
pulsive where their pleasures are
concerned. Two Brooklyn juveniles
were severely punished last week for
stoning their mothers new bonnet,
under the Impression that it was a
wasp's Brooklyn Eo9le.
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ABuchupaiba :

w,quicll CO. plete, cure 4 days
urinary affections. smarling, FREE
quenl or difficult urinati0n, kid
ney diseases ST at druggists. w.
Va. Depot, LAUGHLIN BROS
& co, Wheeling, w Va
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Unless it had great merit Parker 5
Ginger Tonic could not be so popu-
lar. Its sale has rapidly spread all
over this country, because invallds
Gnd it gives them new life and yigor
when other medicines fail entirely
Ohfn Inrmer
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

After looking for "A man under
The bed for fifteen years an Indiana
widow at length found him. As
she hit him with a lamp and stunned
him, it couldn't have been the man
she wanted.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

Go to- l.. w. Baker, ior Hrs.
hrecmaR'S Nelc National Dyes
For brightness and durability of
c0ior. are uuequtled. Color from
2 to 5 pound Directions in En-
glish and German Price * cents.
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tsRnYsgi, on ESate.

The thing desired found al last.
Ask Druggists for "Rough on
Rats 1T clears out rats. mice,
reaches, flies, bed bugs. l5c 4 oxes.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

A Yankee editor, speaking OF a
fat contemporary, remarked that if
all flesh was grass, he must be a load
Of hay. Il expect | am from the
way the donkeys are nibbling at
me. p
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

indianapolis las reporter who
can write up We proceedings OF the
police court ia such a laughabie
mau.er that people get themselves
arrested to give aim plenty to write
about - Boston Post.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-07-01

Do not be deceived. Insist on
havinr the genuine Browns Iron
Baters, made only by the Brown
Chemical Co., and take nothing else.
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WBBB'8 EOLE0TRI0 MEDICINE

Is positive and efectual remedy for all
Nervous Diseases IN every stage Of life
young or old, male or female such as I'M
potency, Prostration, loss Of Strength
loss of Vitality Defective Memory I'M
paired Brain Powe-, nd Diseases from
which an unnatural waste Of life springs,
all Of which cannot fail to undermine the
whole system Every organ is weakened,
every power Frustrated, and many forms
Of disc Sc are generated which, If not
checked, pave the way to IN early death.
It reiuvnates ace and reinvigorates
youth. Each package contains sufficient
for two weeks treatment Wrie for PAM
phl-t, which viii be sent free with full
particulars Sold by all druggists at so
cents package, or twelve packages for
So win be sent free by mail on receipt
Of money; by addressing WEBB'S &c
LECTRIC MEDICINE co Buffalo, N Y.
For safe by f G.. WILLIAMS, JR &
BRO, Martinsburg, w Val.
A cure guaranteed lmar4-iyr
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