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It il Said Cleveland Had Written II
Letter Withdrawing His Name
For Nomination.
That Mrs. Cleveland Saved the Stu
alton by Calling in Friends
of the cX-President.
Who After Long Consultation Per
suadnd Him 20 Withdraw
His Letter.
rake ur Fact. Which ?

New NoEK. March 1.-THE Evening
Telegram SAYS: Notwithstanding all that
is said cone, rnng the anxiety of Cleve-
land to Le renominatcd for the presi
dcncy the Telegram is in a position to
announce on unimpeachable authority
that the cxpresideht recently wrote a
letter declaring that he would not allow
himself to be put in nomination. This
letter was written in vigorous and sweep
ing language. Cleveland said in the
strongest and simplest way he would not
accept the nomination. No one but Mrs
Cleveland knew of the letter. The eX
president penned it without the knowl
edge of his friends IN order to prevent
them from attempting to interfere with
his action. Cleveland intended to make
the letter public by the Associated Press
and it was written with that purpose in
view. On the very day that the dcclara
ton was to bc published Mrs. Cleveland
saved the situation by sending for one Of
the leaders trusted friends To this
gentleman Cleveland frankly con essed
that he was sick of the littleness and
chickering's and insults that daily in
fringe upon his privacy: that he had not
lifted so much as his Ii tie finger to Sc
cure the nomination; that nothing woulC
induce him to enter the race, and that
he had plainly said SO in letter that
could be printed at once. After few
minutes conversation Clevelands frien,
induced him to promise that the letter
would not be given to the Associated
Press for twenty four hours. Word wa
sent to several Of the most faithful ant
level headed Cleveland men and a coun
Gil was hurriedly held. Cleveland spok
with great feeling at this council, but HI
was at last persuaded to withdraw th
| letter
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WAsHINGToN. March l.. The senate
in executive session today confirmed the
following nominations: United States
circuit judges. W. l.. Putnam of Maine,
First circuit: n. Shipman of Connect
cut, Second circuIt: &. Nj. Dallas of
Pennsylvania, Third circuit; n. GoT Of
West Virginia, Fourth circuit; Andrew
p. Mccormick of Texas, Fifth circuit;
w. II. Taft of OHIO. Sixth: w. 4. Woods
of IndiHa. Seventh judicial circuit
w. II. Sanborn of Minnesota, Eighth
circuit: J. McKenna of California, Ninth
G. y. Bagg of California, To be ase ~ 80,
surgeon in the navy.
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DEs MoINEs, March l.. The republi-
can convention for the selection of dele
gates to the national convention assem-
bled at the opera house this morning
with 1923 delegates in attendance. \
temporary organization was effected and
a recess taken till afternoon. S. Struble
was made permanent chairman. At the
conclusion of Struble's speech the follow
ing were chosen as delegates at-large to
Minneapolis: r., :. Chase, j. :. Clark
son, John II. Gear and +. +. Mack
Geo. T.. Taylor (colored) was nominated
by acclamation for the first alternate.
Bruce Il. Seaman, A. b. Cummings and
VIM. NJ Eaton were the others
Resolutions were adopted reailrming
fealty to the party platforms. endorsing
! Harrison's administration and calling on
Iowa republicans to stand together in
favor of national principles. The r:o
/ hibitionists thought best TO introduce
no resolutions ON account of strong
anti. prohibition element in the convcn
tiOn, and no action on the subject what
ever was taken.
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GUTHRIE, Okla, March 17.-Thc snow
storm Of yesterday Was the most severe
ever experienced in this country. The
ground is frozen solid for foot deep
and is covered with eight inches Of snow.
Many fatalities will doubtless occur
among the poor boomers who are await
ing the opening Of the Indian lands.
Hundreds of cattle have been frozen tu
death in Usage, Indian country, and
great numbers are reported to have sue
cumbed in other parts of the territory.
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THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

This year is important one to Montana,
and of great politica signi fl canoe to
the people. Not only does Montana this year
elect her state officers and county off
thr roughout, but for the first time in her
hi story she is factor in the Natl onal
election. The Natl onal ign this year
is to be fought on the lines Of tariff re-
form and free silver, questions Of vital in
terest to every taxpayer in the state.
To the who wi shes to keep we'll in
formed poll cal matters, the WEEKLY
TRIBUNE is offered the best means for
attaining that end 1t is the best and
largest weekly paper publ shed in Northern
Montana and contains reading matter
than any other two papers combined. 1t
contains full Associated press dispatches,
able comments politi cal questions and a
large amount of personal and state news. 1t
| is offered to new subscribers for the rest
Iof the year, covering the period Of polit-
cal activity, cash in advance, for
ONLY rs CENTS
Cut this out and ard forward it wi tn rs
cents to The TT bune.
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CHIrAuo. March T.. The police this
afternoon began their raid ON the bucket
shops The institution they visited has
been running for "a week just opposite
the city hall on Washington street, right
under the noses OF the police department.
The only operatives, l. in number, were
arrested, the room full OF brokers being
allowed to depart. Police examination
Of the place developed the fact that
tickers' quotations, which were supposed
to cmanate from the Western Union
wires were mere tricks, the tape being
prepared in advance and the ticker run
by an electric motor stationed in the
room. 1t is said this is the beginning of
wholesale raid ON all similar institu
tlons in the city.
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Plenty of til" Beautiful.

NEW ORLEANS, March II. Dispatches
from many points in central and north
eastern Mississippi report heavy snow
storms and severe weather. Six inches
of snow is reported all over the Yazoo
valley. Severe weather also prevailed
throughout northwestern Louisiana. AT
Helena. Ark, fourteen hours Of incessant
snowfall terminated at . o'clock this
morning, leaving the ground covered to a
depth Of eighteen inches, the heaviest
snowfall in that section for fourteen
NnarS
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JACK THE NAPIER ="
His Heal Name Is De-ming- No Ad-
ditiOnal Facts Slehp'd

His Heal Name i- De"ming n" Ad-
ditionai Facts CLEANED.
LlvERpooL. March A.. 1t has been
learned the name Of Williams Is an AZ
sumcd one and the nurlorrr's proper
name is Decming. Il name undrr which
he married wnman whose uutllatrd
body was found under the h"arthstpuc
at Durham villa. nrcming has a
brother who resides IN Birk"nhcad,
across the river from Liverpool. ana he
was summoned to attend the curuucr's
inquest on the bodies Of Mrs, Decming
and tn four unfortunate children. He
arrived this afternoon. He bears most
striking resemblance 10 hie brother and
some of the people in the crowd Thought
it was the murderer. The crowd hooted
and yelled and finally made a threaten
ing rush at Dceming. The latter thought
his life was in danger and sought safety
in flight to the hotel. The two sisters Of
Marie Deeming today visited the place
where the bodies are lying and identified
the remains of the children, whose
names were respectively given as Bertha,
Marie. Lilly and sydney No more
bodies found.
MELBorRNE, Victoria, March L. Will
liams, it is expected, will reach Perth to
morrow. He is we'll guarded by police
in view of any dangerous outbreak Of
popular feeling against him, After a
formal magistratiai inquiry al Perth,
Williams was rcmanded TOr court pro
ceedings here.
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NlcE. March l.. The trial Of Edward
Parker Deacon for the killing of Abcillc
the Frenchman. who he discovered in
his wifc's bedroom al the Hotel Splen
dide at Cannes, has been set down for
May IL in this city Notwithstanding
the attacks made upon Deacon by the
French press, il is still the opinion OF
Americans here and also of large nun
Der of Frcnchmcn that the courts will
instify Deacon in slaying AheiIlc.
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DErHoIT. March H.. y tire broke out
at noon to-day in the wholesale drug
warehouse Of +, IL. Ingram & Co., IL
Jefferson avenue. After pouring an I'M
mcnse amount Of water upon the flames
they were rNtingushcd with total loss
of SJOOW, insurance. :2S,ON The loss
was mostly caused 10y water.
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liitl in Georgia.

SAVANNAH. Tia, March u, After q
journey across the state on which hc
made number of short speeches to the
cheering crowds, Senator Hill was ban
quetted here tonight by the liibcrnian
club of tins city
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pettiwrs lIiiI.

WASHINGTON, March H. Senator Pet
tigrew's bill to pay ,OOo to the lank
ton Sioux of South Dakota was today
added to the regular Indian appropria
ton bill as an amendment.
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NV loRK, March IL The nineteenth
death from typhus since tine plague
broke out took place on North Brothers
island this morning. The victim was
Isaac ABRAMS.
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Hor SPRINGS, March lG. \ blizzard
OF unusual severity struck this city yes
terday. Today the heaviest snow storm
of the winter prevailed No such snow
has fallen this far south in March since
1876. sixteen years ago.
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New YORK, March h.. The steamship
Missouri sailed at 80 o'clock this aft
ernoon with the Russian relief supplies.
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Panic in Barcelona.

BARCELONA, March IA panic pre-
walls on the bourse in this city today. A
number of failures are expected.
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Wcst Virginia Pensions.

Special Dispatch 10 The Mieliqenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May lS.-Wcst
Virginis pensions: Original-Francis
A. Wilson,, John II. Pcnson, Richard
Noble, Andrew ]. shearer, William J.
Adams, William G. David, Dixon Pat
ton. John Johnson, Martin G. Todd.
Additional = Alpheus W. Chichester,
Samuel Armstrong, George Hcrtzog,
Edward Watkins, Lorenzo D. Martin,
John I. Downey, John McNlann. Sup
Observation-Disclosures Prosser. In
c~rease-James II. Dawson, Hiram Bar
nett, John B. Edwards, Elemuel Crouser,
Robert Watson, Bruett Horvey. Re-
issue-Francis. NJ. Allen. Original
Widows, &c.-Mary A. Butler (mother),
Julia Pitcher. (mother). +: 3 ( i
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Admitted tho Encts.

Newspaper editors have to be very
careful in opening their columns for
statements. But aware that the DR..
Miles Medical Co. arc responsible, we
make room for the following testimonial
from R. McDougall, Auburn. Ind, who
for two years noticed n stoppage or skip
ping of the pulse, his left side got SO
tender he could not lie on it, his heart
huttered. he vas alarmed, went to diff
ferent doctors, found no relief, but ono
bottle OF DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
cured him. The elegant book, New
and Startling Facts" free at Logan Drug
Cos. It tells all about Heart and Ner-
vous Diseases and many wonderful
cures. 3
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WILLING 70 BE onuolr1Ep

II He is Cuilty-Gravn Ropber Van Looms
IoInost.
Special Dispaich 10 he IntliOtnctr
COLUMBUS, O., May ls.--Van Loon, tho
Columbus grave robber now awaiting
execution for murder, has written a
letter to Governor Mckinley, which is
now in the hands OF tho penitentiary
warden. 1t is rambling and llliterato.
ly written letter Of six pages. 1tc asks
that he may have. one moro chance;
that he be taken back to Ottawa county
and there placed upon n cross as was
the Saviorand in each hand he will hold
q nail. Then any who believe him
guilty may drive the nails. Hc says
that he was convicted only by perjurcd
testimony. The warden will hold tho
missive.
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TIE GAME.
Bnso null Played by l.s..yus Teams Yes.
tarday.

tardhy.
PITTSBURGH, May lS.-Scoro:
Pittsburgh .......~--o. 9 3 90 %
Pitchers, Calvin and Mullanc. Earned
runs, Pittsburgh 8. Homo runs, Beck.
10y, Farrell. Errors. Pittsburgh 5; Gin.
c%innati 8. Umpire, Hurst. Hits, Pitts.
burgh 4; Cincinnati 8. Time, lao.
INDIANAPOLIS, May lS.-Indiannpolis.
Omaha game postponed on account Of
rain.
LOUISVILLE, May ls.-Louisvillc.st.
Louis ea,ne-No game, rain.
TOLEDO, O., May lS.-Tho Minneapolis.
Toledo game postponed; rain.
pHtLApELrulA, May lS.--Scoro:
rhllsGslphIa"".."""S Z Q / o-lld
Earned runs, Philadelphia o. Hits,
Philadelphia IA, Washington A.. Pitch.
Grs. Philadelphia, Carsey; Washington,
Killen and kilroy. Umpire. Sheridan,
Attendance ESQ. Errors, Philadelphia
mono. Washington /.
NEw YonK, May lS.-score:
nrooklyn""........e & 10 OIL 0 0 o. 5
Dostono...."-.....,~. J. U . y 2 " D
Earned runs, mono. Hits, Brooklyn Z,
Boston 5. Errors, Brooklyn 2, Boston ..
Pitchers, Stccn and Slaley. Umpire,
Mahoney. Time 1859.
NEW YonK, May 1S.-scoro:
New rork. .m".,......07 ! 0 0 o 0 o. |
Baltimore 0so9 . $3.50 %
Earned runs, nonM Errors, none
Pitchers, Rusio and Mt Malion. Umpire,
Gatfney. Time 1880. Hits, New York
2, Baltimorc6 Q.
CHICAGO, May ls.-scorc: .
ChlcaGo.r.."m..o Q oOool c-5
Cicvciand. ."...".l 0 Ool 900 0 q?
Earned runs, Chicago 3. Hits, 0 and
g.. Errors, . and 3. Pitchers, Hutchison
and Cuppy. Umpire, Lynch. Time,
two hours.
CoLuMnus, May l%S.-Score:
Columbus~..-.....e 0 90 i 0 90 Ga
ST. Paul ".""............0 . 0 -0-0r0. OIL OIL
Hits, 0 and l. Errors, . and 4.
Pitchers, Clausen and Keeic.
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FALSE TEETH SOLD AT AUCTION.
Mr. Bradley's Grinders Knocked Down tt
Mr. Grndy for .3 Cents,

!AT. or'uieys 1rlhuers Knocked Down to
Mr.. Grady for IS Cents.
BlRMlSGHAM, CoSS., May is. -
bright red flag and the noise Of a big
bell vigorously swung by d small boy
drew a crowd to tho Derby town post
on Saturday night. and then DR.. Z. J.
Joselyn, cx-dentist, now a pawnbrokcr,
addressed his auditors rs follows:
Il am about to sell at public auction
a full upper and lower set Of false teeth,
now in the mouth Of Henry a. Bradley,
OF Derby. The terms of the sale will
be one-half cash or good negotiable
security. and one.half in a note at
ninety.nine years, without interest"
Tho bidding began at 10 cents and
slowly advanced, DOC" warning each
bidder that he would hold him to his
bargain. Finally the teeth were
knocked down for % cents to John
Grady, who had drifted across the
street to see the fun.
Joselyn claims, that, rs he had not
been paid for the teeth, he had a per-
feet rightTto dispose Of them in any
manner that he desired, and that Grady
is now sole owner Of the grinders, or
will be as soon as the note for III cents
Is properly executed.
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r~
Charter Granted.
Dipaich to the hhdligenctr.

Srtc1aI DiWdlch 10 tAe T%nidliJcnctr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 1s.-The
Elk Ridge Coal aud Coke Company was
chartered to-day. The principal Office
will be at the Forks OF Elkhorn creek,
in Mcdowell county. Fifty thousand
dollars are subscribed to the capital
stock and the privilege is granted toin-
crease to mi hundred and fifty thous-
and. The incorporators are Isaac T.
Mann, of B%ramwell; j. II. Bramwell, C.
W. Seaman, Role Gerhardt, Samuel
Evans, R. r. Goodrich and J.. NJ. Clark,
all OF Elkhorn. :
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THE GREAT WHEEL RACE
From Chicago to New York Against Time.
Dobrlng War Dispatches,

From Chicago to Now York Against Time.
BoprinE War Dispatches.
CHICAGO, May ls.-Covcrcd with mud
from head to feet Arthur Lumsden, tho
crack cyclist, dashed past the Illinois
Central track on South Chicago. avenue
at Grand crossing this afternoon, bear.
ing General Miles's dispatch to General
Howard in New York. H. A. Citizens,
the first relay man. wheeled up abreast
Of Lumsden and from him received the
dispatch and sped on toward Kensing-
ton, the next relay station. The initial
run Of the great race was made in as
good time as was expected by eleven
minutes, owing to rain flooded roads.
Fully a thousand people, including
General Miles and n number OF his
staff, witnessed Lumsden's start.
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MINI.

There is occasionally a man whose
word IS as good rs his bond, and whose
bond is rs good rs gold. Such a II is
". = Needham, a prominent citizen
md business man Of Orrsburg, Mo. Mr..
!Needham has been selling Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for several years
and recommends it to his customers be-
cause IN his experience it has proven to
be the Best Tor colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough. He says it is the most pop-
ular medicine that he handles, and
gives the! best satisfaction OF any, so
cent bottles for sale BY druggists.
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Vlolntod.His PIedro.

: SAT- LAKE, UrAn1 May ls.-Nicholas
NJ. ,Rosebeck, convicted Of. unlawful CO.
habitation and sent to the penitentiary,
and p%ardoncd by President Harrison on
promise Of obedience to- the laws, was
to-day before Judge Fare, convicted Of
adultery with an alleged plural wife.
Sentence will be passed May %225.
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Lost Vessels.

ST.. JOINS, n. F., May ls.-It is be-
tlieyed that two American vessels, the
Centennial and the Vest, bound from
st. jacques with bait for the banks,
were!lost in, a recent storm with all on
board. Nothing has heard Of Tho yes
sells and wreckage seen coming ashore
and passed by other vessels is thought
to BIO from the Centennial and Vest,
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TIKI SILVER QUESTION
Comes Up Again In tho Housc-A Declsi,
Tlnt'i Is Looked for.

Z
That Is Looked for.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May ls.-The sill
yer q%estion was the feature OF interest
in the house to-day, and much to the
disappointment Of the ,silverites, the
speaker sustained the point OF order
raised against Mr.. Bartine's Tree coin
ago amendment to the sundry;civil bill,
and the house .clinched the matter BY.
upholding Mr. Crlsp'sdecision. Later
on Mr.. Bland offered an amendment for
the coinage OF all silver bullion pur-
chased and now in-,tle' treasury into
standard silver dollars.
Points Of order We're raised against
the amendment and the sneaker re.
served his decision, which will be waited
with interest and Impotence by the
free coinage mon and their opponents
alike, -
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NEVER had a preparation a more ap-
proprlate nam than Ayers Hair Vigor.
When the capillary glands become en-
teebled BY disease, AGE. or neglect, this
dressing imparts renewed Lie to the
scalp, SO that the hair assumes much Of
its youthful fullness and beauty.
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Special Dispatch to the Ineiigcncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1s.-Post
masters appointed: J. N. Hardman
Aline, Gilmer county; q. Cole, Briscoe
Wood county.
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Doemlnr Must Dlo.

MELBOURNE, May ls,-The governor
has refused to delay the execution Of
Deeming, who will die May %.
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PU SALES.
SALE.

pUBLlC SALE.
! will offer at public sale on THURSDAY,
MAY ~. 1892. ut . O'Clock p. H., on ths
premises. the farm owned by the late Daniel
Peck. situated In Richlaud township. blnon:
county, Ohio, on the National Road. N mile,
west OF ST. Clairsvillc. The farm contains III,
acres OF good and well lying land, well walcrd,
and in a good state Of cultivation. There Is one
hundred acres OF cleared land, the balance in
timber: about seventy acres in grass On tho
farm there Is a comfortable dweilinghou.e. 4
good stable and wagon shed and other necessary
buildings; an orchard OF good fruit tre,,
appie. peach, plum, cherry. pear md ounce.
There is also a vineyard Of several HUNDRED
vines, consisting Of ten varieties OF the mos.
choice fruit.
The farm Is in IN excellent ncighborhool, con-
yenient to schools. and located rs 1t Is on the
National Road, will make a very desirable hous
for u family. rgs
TERMS;77;:Qnc.thIrd cash on day OF sale, one
third in one year and one.thiri In two years; tho
deferred payments to bear six per cent intctes.
and TO DO secured by mortgage.
OLIVIA PECK.
ap2l E1ecutrix Of Daniel Peck.
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f that you are assessed.

A FULL line Of L. G. Burt's celebrated
enc shoes just received.
L v. BLOND, Solo Agent,
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We command you that you summon George
S. Grove, II he be found in your baIlIwLci, 10
appear as tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. at Rule, 10 be held for the satl
court, oil the first Monday IN May, 1897, 70
answer Il bill In chancery exhibited against him
in the said court. by Phoebe Grove, and have
then and there this writ. ,
Witness: John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF our said
Court. ut the Court House OF sald county, in the
city, OF Wheeling. the 9th day Of April, 49,. anl
10 the twcnty-ninth year OF tho State Of Wc'
Virginia. JOHN ". MITCiELL, Clerk.
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TOR RENT-THE wELITNo
Y. house on Ninth street. between MIL HItnn
Market, heretofore. occupied BY T,C Sb,"iihn ana
INQUIRE al u ssiiel SONS onlcc, 10. 90 FSS WsIs
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The object OF this suit Is to obtain Il divorce q
It appearing from an affidavit filed herein iha.
J George S. Grove, the defendant In this suit, !.
not Il resident OF the State OF West Virginia u
Is ordered that he do appear here HithIn oai
month after the date OF The first publication OF
this order and do what Is necessary to prOtcGs
his interests In this suit.
1t is further ordered TINT this order be pup
llshed and posted rs required by law.
In testimony whereof | have hcrcnnto sc'my
hand his llth day OF May, 1892.
JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk
Published tho first time May IL, 1872,
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL CIesH
T. NJ. G.ARviN.
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SuERlFF'S RETURN.
George s. Grove Is no inhab!,an: OF my ball.
iwlck, nor found therein this ID day Of Nay,
1897. A.. 7. GARDEN. D.Sr.
for LEWIS STEENROD, S, O,C.
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Solicitor for Complainant
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

PIIoEBE GROVE
VS..
GEORGE 6. GROVE i'l 0
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio county. We't'H'
ginia. In Chancery.. & U.s.
Take notice, that the dispositions Of I A. ~
Mullen, Adam Mullen, Annie lloyt, Lizzie iisM ~,
mond and other witnesses will be taken al We
Office OF J. +. Pickering. In the city Of Warren n
the State OF Ohio, on the nth day Of June A. AZ I;
1S9!, between the hours OF 0 o'clock a, n anJ n,
O'clock p. ni.. md the dispositions Of fhos .he
Grove and other witnesses wiz be taken ~ IN IN
office of T. NJ Garyiu. No. 122o Market s!'evtT; i.
the city OF Wheeling, In the State oil MsSs w..
eInla. on the 18th dnv OF June, A, |; ~ 1,a NJ.
tween the hours Of . o'cloGk q N; and 40 . Q a ic9S,
named cause on behalf OF said PHOEBE CfoWGs;
And II. from any cause. the tnEing Q! tnc ,s ing
dispositions shall not be commenced OF W ,sn's
commenced. shall not be completed o. mW"jj
days. the taking Of the same Will be a1lo' snm.
from time 10 time until the same siIaI In ~ 'O
plctcd. plOEBk g !" ,or,
To George s. Grove. M--
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TOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWpIT
~ ING; NIL modern Improvements u, I'LL
,centh street, from about February /, lS1i t m;
% AZ II,H st o M 3 SiThSS t fI,n W 70 responsible p, SE