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roy INoENDiaRIEs.
Sensational Plot to Burn tho Philadelphia
HIah School.

High School,
PntLApxLpHIA, Msy 1.-THE preco-
Cious boys of the High School, who re-
Gently distinguished themselves as ANA
teur burglars by forcing the locks OF
several OF the professors desks and ab-
stracting the roll books, Friday eclisped
this performance by an attempt to burn
down the school building. Luckily
they did not succeed, and 4hc old struet-
ure still stands,
The discovery Of the attempt was
made shortly before the formal opening
Of the school at S:45 u, M. Prof Chris.
tine entered liberalization room OF Prot.
A, II. Smyth, at the northwest corner
Of the second floor, and was amazed TO
see long black line extending along
the Broad street side Of the room. Fol-
lowing it up, he found loosely-twined
rope, which ran under the desk OF the
professor on raised platform and end
cd I'M basket OF waste paper.
A hasty examination showed that the
rope had been used ne fuse, and that
It had been on fire. Ithad been burned
for n; considerable distance, aud the
flames had blackenel the floor where it
lay without actually setting it on fire
TWAS ut once removed, but the black
line made by the flames remained to
show the attempt made to burn the
building. Nothing was discovered TO
show Just when the attempt was made,
or hywhom, though suspicion naturally
rests upon the boys.
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collEoTon wnlTns ARREsT
The Contempt Case SGT for "Wednesday
I'm Interesting Question.
Sutrial Di5bdtfA % ne lnleiiioeHoeT


The Contempt Case Set for "Wednesday
an Interesting Question.
Special Dilpdteh q lie laitlligNoT,
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 17.-There
was very considerable interest conferred
in saturday mornings session of the
United States Court, when it became
known That Marshal White had arrested
Internal Revenue Collector A. b.
White, bn . rule and attachment issued
some days ago by the District Court
against sIr. White for falling TO pro-
duce some papers in his Office that were
called iQr BY the District Attorney, in
prosecuting one Doe Adkins, u moon
sinner, Tor illicit retailing.
AS is albeady known, the Collector
has authority TO 0ssess u penalty, which
acts as ia acquittal for not applying for
and taxing out a license the day the
dealer legins business, SO far as the
lntcrna Revenue Department is con-
cerned,but the Department Of Justice
and the courts hold that this penalty
does moi hold as against criminal prose
Cutions
Their has been some friction between
the couit and its officers and the Collec-
the exsit information from the collec-
tor. mi n stibpmno duces tecum was
issted III tItese records d few DAYS ago.
Collec6r SNhite sent Robert Smith,
ono ~ Ais DEPUTIES, or office force, with
tbe nnefs rennired ia Chnrleston,
With iHarnctions Ia nat produce them
IN lt cow INT 10 retire to his vault, in
sheet tie naper-s and return to the court
yoom IA testify. This broke up the
J;stricf ettoFnev md The court. and
Sn;tS 4ss fino3 s5O md committed 10
iLe cu,5odv az fine marshai until the
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STANLEY INsUBEEp.
A Pamphlet Attacking Him Almost Causes
n Riot.

4hluIs
LONDON, May 1.-THE particulars OF
the insult offered to Henry NJ. Stanley
when he lectured in Albert Hall, Shelf
field, indicate that for few moments
the scene must have hsFdered upon o
riot. When the leCtnFer was about be-
ginning, a tall'mal, with a SLOUGH hat,
walked into the building, and walking
IN the aisle handed pamphlets from Il
large bag that he carried to the people
in the audience, The pamphlet bore on
rs cover this title, "Stanley's Exploits,
or Civilizing Africa" Naturally, the
audience supposed that the book con-
tanned one OF Stanley's lectures, but
when they discovered that it was made
IN simply OF violent attack upon that
centleInnn, cry wentup that the man
should DO put out.
Meanwhile a second man had been
distributing these things in the gallery,
and the cry was speedily taken up
there. Some OF the audience. arose, and
madc threatening demonstrations to-
wards the distributors Of the book, upon
which number OF their associates raj
lied around them, and ii 1t had not been
for the immediate arrival Of the police,
the affair would have probably wound
up in free fight. The police seized
the principal offenders and elected them
from the hall. There was u large audi
ence present, and when Ntr. Stanley APP
peared he was greeted with cheers that
lasted many minutes.
4 Al, aa,,n1,,atnNt of fha sInRfnRa Mr.
Stanley left the building unattended,
and entered his carriage, whereupon a
crowd OF fellows who had gathered on
one OF the corners ran to the vehicle,
surrounded il and tried to assault him.
The police, however, had anticipated
this, rs they had received warning of it.
Theycharged thecrowda and putittorout.
Besides the modification and somewhat
necessary shock the lecturer suffered no
evi1 affects
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a nuabOnnd,. srl,tnke.

Husbands too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleeplcss-
ness, fits, nervousness, when by the use
OF DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine such
serious results could easily be prevented.
Druggists everywhere sayit gives uriyer-
sal satisfaction and has IN immense sale,
Woodwork 4 Co, Of Fort Wayne, Ind. /;
Snow 4 Co., Of Syracuse, N. Y; J. O.
Wolf, Hillsdale, Mich, and hundreds Of
others say Ut y the greatest seller they
ever knew u contains no opistes.
Trial bottles and fine book oil Nervous
Diseases free Of the Logan Drug co.'s. 5
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Read it over and over again, spell 1t
out and sing il, until il is indelibly fixed
in your mind, that Dr.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy is an infallible cure for chronic
catarrh OF the head, with ail its distress.
ing complications. Impaired taste and
smell, offensive breath, ringing noises in
the head, defective hearing, nose and
throat ailments, arc not only relieved,
but positively and permanently cured.
This is no fancy OF the Imagination, but
q hard, solid fact, proven over and over
again, and vonched for, under a for
fixture OF $500, by its manufacturers, the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, n. Y. "a word to the
wise is sufficient"
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TwENTY RlooKs BURNED.
SIuslscGon, Michigan, Suffers Great Loss
$50 DwrllIngS In Ashes.

lluSkcEon, Michigan, Suffers Great Loss.
$3.50 DwcIlings In Ashes.
MrSEEdoS, May 17.-This city suffered
visitation from the flames yesterday
afternoon. Fire started at $3.50 O'Clock
in the Launkowcll Hotel barns IRON
some unknown cause, and, aided by a
strong wind, swept with lightning.like
raPidity ten blocks up Pine street, one
Of tho chief ihoroughiares OF the ciT
Then by a sudden SHIFT inthe wind tlie
flames were driven toward Terrace aye.
nuG, one OF the finest residence streets
i'll town, where they swept unchecked
and burned with undated fury near
Evergreen nyenue, in the southern eide
of the city. twenty-five blocks ara
devastated, rs II swept by hurricane al
ire. Pine street business houses for ten
entirely wiped out.
The $4,000 court house was gttttcd
but its public documents were saved
Prisoners in the county Jail, which 90.
cupied the basement Of the court house
were liberated. Several cows and horscs
were burned, and q little child who wns
sleeping in the LaunkoWsll Hotel barns
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EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
True story of the Attack on the
Russian czarewitch'
a new VOLCANO is DISCOVERED.
a French War Article-.ouF Reoipro-
city Treaty with Spain Sets Europe
by the Ears-stapley Ins"ltcd IN
acknowledgements of Irish Lead

ro,n.ri,hthjts Nclg Yofl AuocidSc' Prctl
PAnls, MAY 1.-THE French embassy !,
at Toci has telegraphed the ohleia
details Of the attack on the Czarewlsch'
From these it appears that the care,
witcb's assailant was a policeman nanea
Thunda, who had been eight years IN
The service. Tho Czarewitch and ms
suite we're leaving otsu in a
iinerickshaw, having just visited
Buddhist temple. Both the Care
witch and Prince George went 70
tho sbrincs with their boots on,
and when tlle Princes were entering the
iinerickshaw Thunda, who was starlu-
Ing guard, dealt the CZarewltcn pioM .'
with his sword. Prince George s return
blow with his stick threw Thunda sey-
erai feet. The policeman rose anu ll'''us
another rush at the Czare%lleh: Az. n
japanese closed the front door oil me
carriage and other Japanese wrested the
sword from Thunda and cut MN, III
fiictiny n severe wound. The Care
witcll's injury has already healed.
NEW VOLCANO.
The Dix-yiumve Steele states that nd
vices have been received at MarseilIes
from Trebisohde totheelEect that new
volcano has appeared in Armenia at the
summit Of Mount Nimrod, in the dis;
t,;nt a Van vomiting forth flames and
lava. The villages at the base Of inc
mountain have been destroyed anu
many persons are said 70 nave peeh
killed or injured, The tngltives are
coming outside the range OF destruction;
They are almost entirely destitute and
the greatest misery prevails. among
them. Although the Chambcrot Dep
mites has debated the tariff for fort,
night the measure practically mas not
advanced astep.
SNOW STORMS IN FRANCE.
Snow storms prevailed to-day at Bel
tort and Nancy. The mountains Of
Alsace are covered with snow.
The ReDubliglc FrnncdiSe has a war,
like article on england and Egypt. II
contends that the French Government
ought to resent the English prepare
tions to destroy what is left OF French
influence in Egypt, and says that the
Chamber Of Deputies and the country
are willing to grant whatever may be
necessary to vindicate the rights Of
France.
Imelie Rives tllrs. Chandler) has re
turned from the south in better health
She says the title of her new novel as
given BY the papers is inaccurate.
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HEBREW REFUGEES.

Arriving In London rs Fast as n Line OF
steamers Can Bring Them.
LONDON, May l7.-Another large con-
tingent Of destitute Russian Hebrews
has arrived here from Hamburg. The
arrivals OF Russian Hebrews here are in
creasing in number and Importance.
Each OF the steamers OF one line plying
regularly three times q week between
here and Hamburg, is bringing full
complement OF Russian Hebrews as pas
sengers.
The Hebrews are also arriving here in
large numbers by other lines. With
the exception OF a few who are going to
inc United Stases,au these new arri-
walls expect to settle in London or Man
rhpstpf
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THE cHAnuEsroN ar AcApunCo.
Report TINT the Esmeraitia Threw Her OH
the Tracl--The Itata SAFE.

the Track-The Itata SAFE.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 1s.-The Ameri-
can warship Charleston and the CHILEAN
man.of-war Esneralda are lying at an.
Choir near the entrance to the harbOr OF
Acapulco. The Gillian captain says his
vessel has not called at any American
port. Consequently he says it is not
possible that the United States authors
ties viii interfere with the movements
of either himself or his vessel. An ON
Ger Of the Esmeralda, in reply to- quses-
ton put to him in the Telegraph ONCE
at Acapulco as to the probability Of an
old.fashioned sea fight between me
Charleston and the Esmeralda, said IN a
ocular and rather ambiguous way:
a0hi tho Itata is already out OF danger.
She has plenty Of coal and provisions 70
carry her to her destination"
This remark has given rise to the re-
port that the Itata coaled at sea ana
proceeded TO her destination while the
Uhilian warship steamed for Acapulco
tothrow the United States authorities
off the track.
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A EIcHr ExpEcrED.
The Esmeralda Makes rents-FirmneSs
OF the Chnrlcston's Commander.

The Esmeraldn Makes Vhrents-E II
Of tho ChnrIcston's Commander.
SAN FRAHclsco, May 1.-THE Chronicle.
has received dispatch from Acapulco
from a naval officer on board the
Charleston. The dispatch is dated Sat
urday and says in part: "The Charles
ton arrived here early this morning,
passing closely to the Esmeralda as she
entered the harbor, the Charleston an
choring and clearing the ship Tor action N
to be ready for emergencies. A formal
interview took place between Captain
Remy, of the Charleston, and the cap
tain Of the Esmeralda, the Inter stating
that the Charleston should never take
the Itata until the Esmeralda was sunk
Captain Remy replied, i have orders 70
take the Itata. The fact that the Esmer-
aida is present will make no difference
whatever In Acapulco fight is eN-
pected il the Itatn appears"
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IRISH IEADERs
striving Fora They Want
Pence.

Striving Fora ReConcili0tion-rhey Want
Peace.
LONDON, May 1.-THE reasons for the
late rumors Of detection from the ranks
Of the Parnellite party have arisen from
the efforts made by Richard Power, NJ.
P. for Waterford, and John Redmond,
NJ. p, Wexford North, Dwyer Gray and
others to bring about a reconciliation.
That would have been done long ago but
for the followers OF Mr.. Healy, as many
OF the Mccarthy party are favorable to
such course, as was evidenced by Mr..
O'Connor's letter to the convention OF
the League, which was held in Newcas-
tic yesterday.
In this communication he begs that
nothing be said which will be likely to
retard the Cancellation Of Mr., Parnell.
Parnell, by the way, will be free to
marry Mrs. 0'Shea after tomorrow, as
the decree ni4i will be made absolute.
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yhIte,s sllo Of ne Case.

2lsItRt 4VAttttts w 4'''S'''s
CuAaEsroS, w. VA, May l7.-The
yis,4rdispatches from this city in rela-
ton to no contempt case against Col
lector a. B. White are calculated to do
that atntleman injustice, intimating
that hehas receded from his original
position. Such is not the case. He
Claims 10 be guilty of no contempt but
10 have acted according to law and the
instructions Of Commissioner Mason.
His blocks must remain i'll his Office
and Wide the original papers may be
taken tx court in evidence, he claims
they must remain in his or his deputy,s
possession. Heand his deputies arc al
WAYS resdy to testifyin any ease and
this, heclaims, is all tho law requires.
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,onand for Falr,nont Coke.

,'l FInosT, ". Va May l7.-The de.
mand iar coal and coke from the mines
here fat exceed the capacity. Saturday
wos nal div for iivc Of the plants here
the aiS6nnt Clishursed being over forty
tbonsord dollars for one months work
The Montana Coal and Coke company
has contracted for fifty additional
Amellinss.
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CRY OF Mexico, May T.-H Univer-
sal. the only government organ that has
SO far made any mention Of the arrival
Of the Esmeralda at Acapulco, says that
in addition TO the Esmeraidn other Chill
ian war ships are expected at Mexican
ports.
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WORE F0I,EsT ElREs
In the Pennsytyania Oh Ffetds- Due
- - I...--...la....a-... ---------

In the Pennsylvania OH Ffetds-Due to
Ineendinrism.
On CITy Pa, May 7Z.-Forest fFes
are again raging in the speechloy gas
district. A special from Dale states
that tho whole vicinity is ablaze. Forces
OF men employed by the gas and oil
companies are now fighting the fires,
but as ia6stof the wells have been pro-
tected by clearing md buck firing no
serious damage Is feared. The fire is
believed to be due to incendiarism, and
ii the gllilty parties are caught they will
be severely dealt with.
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ST.. PETKasnuEa, May 1.-THE reti.
cence observed by the officials in regard
to the exact scene OF the attack on the
CzarewitCh gives credence to a report
which has been in circulation that the
Cgarewitch and his companions pro-
yokcd resentment in Q place OF publ
amusement by unruly behavior
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REAL ESTATE is booming at McMechen.
Rolf & Harvey have opened an Office at
the station, and will be pleased to show
you around. They have lots to sell at
the first prices on the ground floor.
Call there, or at 1914 Market street.
Telephone 500.
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is what you get when you buy shoes
from Us. See the following goods and
YOU may decide il the above is true:
Ladies' Dongola, hand turn, 81 so.
Ladies' Flexible Dongola, Cincinnati
made, 500.
7 Ladies Dongola oxtords, hand turn,
Children's oxfords, tip and plain toe,
heel or spring heel, Is and zoe.
j. II. LOCKE & Co.
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Special Dlpditlt % nc IWIllIIYI77Fr' =,
'l FAirosr, w. VA, May 1.-THE
South Fenn Oil Company reached the
FIRST psy Saturday on the Conway
iarm, near Fairview, and i indicates ID 3 ties
one q ne best in the field 1t hows
tMnntr.Rrn barrels per hour.
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Special Dlpqles % ae 1a'eglga'eE - M.
pAnrsnspuRe, W. VA. May g.-Ihe
romans II ex.Policemaa Jacob selig' an
old soldier, who died last evening were
taken q Baltimore this evening Tor
bnrial The funeral was taken charge
Of by Inc Jewish people here
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SsoriGl ,9aar.als4s % ne la.i'lig9ler.
y BrcssASEoN, W. Va, May 17.-The
Seminary held book reception last
eyonipgtlat, in the language OF Presi-
dent Hutchinson, was not ordinary but
extraordinary. More than 800 volumes
have Already come in, besides several
dollars 81 money, and at least 200 vol
umes VETO come. Following the book
reception was an address upon the Lat
eratnrelf Virginia, and West Virginia
share il II, by Prof. II. P. N. Ogden, OF
the Wetvirginia University. The lee;
ture c6lered d field totally unknown and
neplectcd by most West Virginians.
The iectlre was very full and complete,
naming 600 writer's. Among the present
writer's Mo received especial praise by
the le,Airer, were w. I. w Barbe,
Daniel 4, Lucas, Mrs. Danske Daudrtdge
and William Leighton, Jr.
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where the'iige started, is missing. The
loss cannot be accurately stated ut this
hOur, btt viii probably reach 500, 900.
Twenty blocks ot business houses and
dwelling are in smouldering ruins.
The totll number Of dwellings burned
may DO safelyiput at $50.
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WIN 10 n Grent nay.

-', GrAFsoS, ". VA, May l7.IT Ght, In \,
dications arc that the coming sum o. o.
Nav ,yill witness the greatest memorial r..
INSTRUMENTATION ever seen here especisaiiy
in the military display.
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David Glchrist, etai., piaiHtias,
Vg. 3 In ChAncery.


Pursuant to the authority vested in US by two
DEGREES Of tho CirCuit Court Of Tucker county, ".
Va, In tho above styled cause, the inst rendered
ut tho November term, ls90, the second rendered
ut the MIyrch term Of said court. 1901, we Win on
tho 27tli DAY OF MAY, 1901, between the hours
OF 10 oiciOck a m. aud 4 O'Clock Il. nj. Of thdt
day, In front Of the "lIlncllwater. Hotel IN the
town OF Davis, Tucker county W. Vi, proceed
to SCH the land tn said cause deeseed "a I've sold.
Sianor.T and the p.tt thereof which vii be
sold Is the undivided SiS;lentnS Of one'hnlt Of
6nid tract, which tract Us q wholc contains Ji3
uld three fourlhs neres, aud the six'iehths q
one;half thereof which II Is proposed to sell
divided.
TERMS OF sAlE:-sla, 0OO cash on day Of sale,
and for the residue upon crcditOf one md two
years, taking from the purchaser Interest bear
Ing notes for deferred payments Of purchase
money and retaining tho ttilG rs additional Sc
Cnrity until tito purchase money notes have
been paid in tnll. The West Virginia Central
Railway rufts through thls land for some Ave oF
SIX miles between the towns OF COketun ind
Hendricks, and the tract extends from the Dry
Fork Of Cheat river TO letOnt near Davis. in
q north and south direction, and from the lower
end OF Canaan TO near Hentrieks, IN an east and
west direction, mud IL reputcd To be one Of the
best tiInbercd traets Of land in West Virginia,
with such varieties ~ spruce, henlock, Gsht
cherry, ponlaT, beech &c, ~ Large areas o
cnal which arr being so extensively worked ut
TlouiGs and Gokct0n by Senator Davis aud 9th
ers, and it is'said updii what Is believed 10 be
good authority, that there arc vast quantities Of
very rich Iron ore on the tract. AcaTefplly pre-.
pared map OF ihettact can he seen by calling on
Commissioner Maxwell, ct his Office In 81.
George. Mnps Of the slil land Will be exhibited
at Davis on the dGy Of Sqlc. The title to'the said
land Is believed 70 be perfectly clear IN every
particular Should the purchaser object TO
holding tile part Of sei1 land purchased BY him
us n ia II owner with tho parties who own the
residue thereof, he, ut trlhing expense, eau
have Ills part laid or 10 him In Beveralty, and
get his full share according to quantity aud
quality. Said commissioners reserve the right
to resell said land nj once IN case terms OF sale
~. u. MAXWELL,
NIB. PARSONS,
BIB DDVEXER,
:. HANNIBAI. FORBES.
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PaoRosALs.
PROPOSALS.
NOF1'ICE
Contractors aldBlild8IS

Tho building Committee appointed by '1e
BOArd Of Regents OF the West NiFiiniR schNa. i9'
lliG Deaf and the Blind, located IN l.1MlTIA'
Hampshire c0utiiy, composed 81 & u. ~,
ROmney: a. l.. Pugh Capon Bridge, HAlnl,,GV
county, ind John l. PUerco, Burlington; IVY, wv,
erai county, VIII receive bl!Sup to PnJ ineltl.Ne
SATURDAY morning, May y, 1891, 70 y 'pta
noon, for tho erection OF al addition l' "
present building, l02 By 81 feet, tIr' .'S
slorids high, and make such ch@fc' ~ ,s
present building us may be called l9f Wy IA
Specifications, copies Of which VIII be inIA'', ~
on or inter May s. lsql, upon QpplicaNg. .si
u. HiilSchnitman OF tho COMMITTEES, " m'i XII
dcslIJngto bid upon sud work, plan D' s
building Will be shown By Mr. ifiH a. ihe IA.
time % any one who viii cali on MIN a 80
Nltution for the purpose Of eSlinlping " r.
No gIitcifled time has bccn hxed ipI w. -
plctiOp Of the work, and each person h.
the cnHtrRGt will specify the time ~ N.Es.il,
can e0tafiielo tho work, not lQteF thnit .,.'l sad
!, 1877, aud also name u ilmc at when ~ %
finish up all except the inside Work o. lH,t,ig
end from The main diuiDg-ioOnl rs SNOW li
plan, 70 the and aud the rooms oygr inr -s..1-A
The lowest mud best lglder VIII "a mk
tho contract for doing the Whole OF VI We. lss
but tho committee reserve 10 meh''e"s
right 10 rGjhct ntiy and all bids - 80 "a.
Contractor wifi he required before u, ts,.
trneti fnnlly GWnrigd By The cqniiiii'.ts' ,ssl
Nah valid bond In the sum d elRhl IA 20
dollfstO protect tho Board Oh etstH .g,,,'ss..of
St1tq lgnipn dny Joss ty fJitlHfe q 4g Nv cs
70 comply With his contract under US"
~ p'e'-'- y ae''1st. G. j. Hlth
,.ii,ss A. L. Plhh.,,er
y9s.a jOHN i fEEHu a..
mo Building eol'-''
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CREDITORS.

ToTnE cREprToRs OF JuNIusA. CURTIS, pEcEAsEp.
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Cout
OF the county OF Ohio, mRde IN a cause thcrci1
pending. to subject the real estate Of thc said
JunlnS 4. Curtis, TO the payment Of his debts,
YOU nro required to present your claims ngNt''
dlcatiOn, to George x. L. Gilchriss, commission
en- nj his Office III the sald county, No. li1i tLp
line street Wheeling, W. Va, on or before the
II dNy Of June, 1891.
Witness: John ", Mitchell Clerk Of the said
court, this I'll day Of May, 1891.
myi.lt IoHE@. MITCHELL, cleIk: