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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15
TITS DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Dora Florence brought Back and Another
Inmnts OF the House Arrested.

Dora F1orencs brought lack and Another
Tomato OF the Houss Arrested.
At an early hour yesterday morning
Chief Of Police Delbrugge sent a tele.
gram from Pittsburgh tothis city stating
that Dora Florence had been carefully
searched, and that no trace Of Julia
Chisnel's iewelry had been found.
Things that she said while in the Pitts.
burrh fall led the chief 10 believe that
another girl named Blanche, who lives
In the Chisnel house, knew something
OF tho robbery, and he ordered her ar.
rest, by Telegraph. Immediately upon re-
ceip. ofthe telegram, Lieutenant Frohme
md Officers IVES. and Daum went out to
Chisnel's house and made a careful
search through Blanche's trunk and
wardrobe, and OF her person. Sho was
perfectly willing and aided them TO find
hooks and corners unknown 10 them.
After the search had been made, she
was taken 10 the city building where she
was placed In the chiefs private office
under suTYilauce. She told all sue
knew about the other woman, and gave
the police all the information she had.
She behaved in a Iady.like manner and
answered all questions civily and with.
ont reserve. Although the officers are
OF the opinion that she had no part In
the theft. she was still kept at the office
for safety's sake. What reason they
have TO suspect herof completely was not
given out.
At Pittsburgh Dora Florence main.
tanned the utmost GOODNESS. and was viii.
ling to have the most critical examina.
ton OF her clothing ana person made.
She came to Wheeling willingly, aud
proiessed with the best Of grace to be
anxious TO solve the mystery OF the
missing diamonds. Sho was locked up
in the j%ailer's Office down stairs, and had
little to say during the day.
The Chief aud Officer Short spent yes.
terday afternoon hard at work and made
a dozen trips 10 different paris OF town
looking up clues which they kept relig.
iously to themselves.
1t was learned yesterday that the
Florence woman has a private box in
the Pittsburgh p~ostolIice in which
she receives some Of her mail,
and that she had arranged to meet Q
gentleman at the Hotel Schlosser yester.
day, and that they were to go to New
York City together.
The other inmates OF the house say
that Dora Florence was always rather
uncommunicative, and was not popular
among them.
Just what the police are doing in the
case is not known, and the efair is be.
ginning 10 assume many OF the proper.
ties OF a mystery. It was also intima.ed
yesterday that possibly a mar might
have the diamonds and that he had got
ten them cut Of Miss Chisnel's room.
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BADLY BURNED.
Albert, a Four.ieur.Old Son of Henry
Myers, the Victim.

Albert, a Four.Ieur.Oid Son of Henry
Myers, the YIctipl.
Yesterday evening, Albert, the four
year.old child OF Henry Myers, was
playing with some other children near
his home on the South Side, when a
Chinese lantern. which one Of the chill
dren had, took FIRE and set little Albert's
dress on ERE. In q minute, almost, the
child was enveloped in aameE, and be-
fore anything could be done to extin.
guish them, he was horribly burned
about the leGs, body, arms and head.
His aunt, Miss Mollie Hook, cav him,
and in trying to quench the flames, was
severely burned about the hands and
arms. DR.. H. G. Brannen was called,
and administered all remedies in keep
Ing with the ta,e, but the poor child
still suffered terribly when laet heard
from. Mr.. and Mrs. Myers are both at
Canton, O., attending The S~#ageriest,
but will be home this morning. They
were notified by telegraph.
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CsNTGAL OHIO SAENGERFEST.
Ii Opera House md Union Cornet LANDS
are Highly Complime tented.

The Opera House md Union Cornet LANDS
arr Highly ComplImented.
S.efd D'Ed,eh TO the IatlGencer..
CANTON, O., August 14.-The conven.
ton Of delegates to the sa%engeries. as
semblcd this morning in Concordia Hall
with President Biechele in the chair.
After much discussion, 1t was decided
to hold the next fest in Toledo, Au.
gust, 1891.
Alter the concert last night the Arion,
Beethoven and Mozart societies with the
Opera House and Union Cornet bands
serenaded Mayor Blake, Presiden. 10.
seph Biechele and A. Schmer.ner. The
mnsic rendered was excellent and the
societies were given u royal welcome
at each place. Shortspeeches and cigars
made the serenade very enjoyable.
The closing concert was given tonight
and was largely attended. The leading
features were soprano solo, echo Iced"
BY Miss Minna Muller; violin concerto,
By J.. Ma'quardt and orchestra; alto solo,
BY Miss Martha Schulz; "Indian Bell
Song" by Madame S. O. Ford; Yielen.
cello solo. by Charles Heydler and Or
chestra, and the farewell chorus by the
festival chorus.
The grand parade and picnic to.mor.
raw promises TO be a pleasant close OF the
week.
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WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN, CLUE
A Permanent Organization Effected at III

A Permanent Organization Effected nj IN
Eoibpsinaiic Meeting Last Night.
The Republicans OF Washington Dis.
t:ict assembled in Spargo's Hall, on Coal
street, last night and organized a Repub.
licau club. The meeting was enthusi.
as.lc and well attended. Jacob Kindle.
berger presided, and T. II. Jones acted
as tempoiary secretary. A permanent
organic ttlon was formed and the follow.
Ing officers elected: President. 9. J.
Rawliug; First Vice President, VIM. +.
Otto; Second Vice President, G.. W..
Marshall: Secretary, T. II. Jones; Dele.
gates to Central Republican Club. d. W.
Comfy, Jacob kindleberger and Vim. T..
Heller.
Vim. Trontsine, G. B. Jones aud
Fred BENZ were appointed a committee
10 sscure a suitable room for q perma.
neut meeting place.
The meeting then adjourned TO con.
vene ne1tThursday evening in spargo's
Hall,
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A DERRICK BOON FALLS.
Two Men Severely Hurt at Martins Perry
BY q Slipping Rope.

Two Men severely Hurt at MARITIME Pcrry
by u Slipping Rope.
An accident occurred at the stone
bridge building over the run at South
Fourth street, near the electric light
plant, in Martins Ferry yesterday, which
nearly resulted in the death OF Charles
seabrieht, the contractor, and his son
Charles. The two men were a. work Oh
the bridge, and the old gentlemen took
hold on a rope with which the derrick
boom is operated to pull it into position.
The rope slipped, and down came the
boom with great force. The flying rope
struck Mr.. seaSright, ST., and Knocked
him twenty feet, bruisins him slightly
and tearing his coat almost of. His son
was struck by the boom aud terribly
bruised about the left side and hip and
was other wise badly hurt. lie was
taken to his home and DR.. J. D. Hoben-
sack summoned. He will be laid up for
several weeks. D.
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MARTINS PERRY MATTERS.
ALetter Of Interesting Incid ents from Owe
the River.

ALetter OF Interesting Incid ents from Over
the River.
@. ". kuekuck is quite sick.
The big camp meeting at Cadiz has
closed.
Mrs. Martin Ditnan has returned from
Glencoe.
Ut. Hanes, Esq., was at Moundsville
yesterday.
Mics Alice Thornton returned to Pitts.
burgh yesterday.
William Moore, OF Beaver Falls, Pa.
is here among old friends.
Miss Mary Abbott is visiting friends
at GAINESVILLE aSd Quaker City.
Mrs: Capt. L. w. ~Inglebright came
home from East Liverpool yesterday.
The nailers at the Laughlin mill are
losing some time, owing 10 a shortage Of
plate.
Miss Lillian Dean and Miss Nellie
Smylie~ returned yesterday troma weeks
visit at Morristown.
South Broadway is being graded and
filled at the ravine, preparatory to laying
track for the electrical railway.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson and grand.
daughter, kittie Marie Hall, have re.
turned from a three weeks sojourn at
Ocean Grove.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
N. E. Church tomorrow and Sunday,
the Presiding Elder, Rev. Nh. Webb, oc.
cupying the pulpit.
Prof. and Mrs E. E. Sparks arrived
last evening from GAINESVILLE, where the
former has been an instructor in the
Teachers Institute the past month.
Lost-Three weeks ago or more, black
silk umbrella, straight handle, gold head,
with corrugated edge. Will finder please
leave with Y. NJ. c. a. Secretary?
Mr.. ]. E. Reynolds. who has been
spending his vacation in Kansas, re-
turned home yesterday. He was sum.
moned home by the illness Of Mrs. Rey-
nolds.
The funeral Of Alex. Roup, the boy
who was killed at a aand bank on Tues
day, took place from the St. Mary's
Catholic Church yesterday, and was
largely attended. 1nterEent at Mt.
Calvary Cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. A. E. BroEnlee re-
turned from Pennsylvania yesterday.
Mr.. Brownlee will fill his pulpit as usual
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Services will be held morning and even
ing from this on.
Yesterday afternoon two colored men
jumped on the 1 o'clock passenger train
Oh the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road in
tending to bid their wives goodbye and
jump of at Hanover, They rode up all
right but did not make a good jump OF
it. Each was thrown some distance, but
neither was much hurt.
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Tim, Gate to be DuIlt,

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met last night and awarded the contract
for the mill work on the new Peninsu.
lar cemetery gate to y. Riainger & Co., oil
M%oundsville. Three bids were received as
follows: 8. Risinger 4 Co., Moundsville,
$40; Wood Bros, Wheeling, Sl97 so;
Dubois d Mccoy, Beilaire, S325. The
entire e2te will cost about $3.50, and will
be an artistic piece OF work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15

In the cellar Of a vacated saloon on
Union street a broken whisky barrel
was found the other day which con-
tanned q lot Of dog.leg tobacco securely
fastened to the end OF the barrel. The
stuff was used to give the whiaky the
desired strength and favor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think. can't do any.
thing to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ais YOU, You should heed
the warning; you arc taking the first
step into Nervous Prostitution. You
need a Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit.
tiers you will find the exact remedy for
restoring your nervous system to it's nor.
NAL, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use OF this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try q hottie. Price soc, at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. @
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Iuih. County Clerks oiuce.

The charter OF the Little Kid Mining
Company was left for record yesterday.
The company has a privileged capital OF
$l,OO0,O00, Of which $3.50 has been sub
scribed by John Mckelvey, Of Grand
Fork, North Dakota, and Augustus Pol.
lack, L. s. Delaplsin, George Wise and
n. B. Scott, Of this city. The principal
office is to be kept in Wheeling and the
charter expires June %, 1910. The com.
pany is formed for the purpose Of pur.
chasing and leasing land. mining, mill.
ing and smelling ores. and merchsndiz.
Ing.
a writing, signed by the Little Kid
Mining Company, by its President, ].
n. Vance, appointing M-. George Wise
its attorney and granting him all power
Of attorney, vas also filed for record.
A deed was received for record, dated
Angus, Is. 1890, made by ]. l.. Ballard
to Mrs. NJ. Josepha klopheck for lots
Nos. 43 and A in Zane's orchard add.
ton, on the Island. Consideration, 5000,
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Luther Hess, John LaRue and vii.
liam Finn, the Sixth ward young men
charged with stealing brass from the B.
4 O. yards and shops, were held under
500 bond each by Justice Davis
last night. The hearing was com.
mepced in the Justices office,
but was adjourned 10 the coun.
ty Jail on account Of the crowd.
Finn was already out OF Jail on $3.50
bail, and Hess had been dismissed from
serving a sentence under the bad fame
act when arrested. All three went to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15

IF you cannot see and need s~pectac!es
you Should call on us and hare your Eyes
tested withont charge. We Earc The
finest instruments ard more experience
than any other Uptician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUhB,
Jeweler and 0pticlar,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Humiliation and Appeals.

The Committee on Equalization and
appeals met yesterday morning TO hear
complaints from the Fourth ward, and
finished up it's work for that ward before
noen.
At yesterday'ssession Mr.. John Zarnits
presented a statement p%urporting to con-
tain the amount Of personal property
upon which Messrs. Bloch Bros. should
pay taxes. The matter was laid over till
August 20, the day when the Eighth
ward will be looked after.
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FOR HOT WEATHER,

A full line Of Serses, Drape pEtes
and Cheriots, lust suited for the hot
weather, which WI be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
In StOcl-A large line OF Orersizes In
French Flannel shirts, neck 20, body
90. For comfort and durability, wear
0ur celebrated fast black and cOlOred
hose. C.. HESS f. SONS,
1891 j. 1923 Market Street.
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Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Homer
Wells, superintendent for kleives, Eraft
Go, had a narrow escape from falling
from the Sixth story window Of the new
Hotel Windsor addition on Twelfth
street. He was standing on q board
which slipped from under his feet,
causing him to fall backward out Of the
window. a workman seized him by
by the coat collar just in time to hold
him from falling.
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Yesterday while James Gilligan, tray,
cling salesman Tor NJ. Reilly, was driving
up from Denwocd with q companion,
the wheels OF his buggy caught in the
street railway trucks at Fortieth street
and the front axle broke in two, throw.
ing the occupants ont of the buggy and
soaring the horse. Tie animal ran oN
and finished the buggy. Neither man
was hurt badly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-15

AUCTI0SEER nALLEl will offer ut
the Court House on Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock, rart OF lot II, East
Wheeling, about 1I5 feet front on Jacob
street, &c feet deep. One of the best
manufacturing sites in the city. THREE
story brick building on same. Directly
on the line Of the Wheeling Bridge y
Terminal Railroad.
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d. Rorich, a new recruit to Uncle
Sans standing army, who has not been
sent to the front yet, get o little booze
aboard yesterday afternoon and quarrel
ed with a mar standing near the place
where Paige, Carey & Co., are working
on the Main street bridge, and finally
got into a fight. After the rumpus the
soldier declared himself q soldier and
stated th,t the police could not arrest
him because he belonged to Uncle
Sam" Officer Moran DOL proved the
contrary true, and locked him up.
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No n need fear any serious conse.
quences from these diseasesi il Chamber.
laln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Rem.
edy is used promptly as directed. 1t can
always DO depended upon, and when re.
duced With water is pleasant to take. It
has been in use for over eighteen years
and has proved itself to be a certain cure
for these diseases, even when in their
worst forms. 1t saves the lives OF many
children each year and is equally effect.
ual for adults. For sale at 25 and so
cents per bottle by W. "! Irwin, Chas.
Z; Goetze, John Klari, O. Schnepf and
W. E. Williams. p4w
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There will be a meeting Of a pumber
of prominent citizens atthe Hotel Wind
sor this afternoon for the purpose Of
establishing a local office OF the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa-
ton OF New York, Of which Mr.. Grin
n. Ingram is official representative in
this city. j board Of directors will also
be selected at this afternoons meeting.
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among whom are The only Willis P.
sweeiman, Billy Rice. Banks Winters
and Howe and Wall. Wherever the
company has appeared the press Is IN.
limited In lie praise, especially OF the
beautiful stage settings OF the first part
and exquisite costumes.
The seats are going of rapidly at
Houses music store.
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Parst Brewing Company, formerly Phi.
Best Brewing Company, Milwaukee Bot.
tied Beer, Export, Bohemian, Select
and Hofbraeu brands. II. L. Wheat,
agent, 1915 Main street. Telephone 5ss,
Family trade solicited. MwFAs
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Indications.

WAsnlSoToS, D. c., August 14.-For
West Virginia, local showers in the
southern portion, westerly winds, warm
or in tbs southern portion, stationary
temperature in the northern portion.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
showers. followed by clearing weather;
in Wea.ern Pennsylvania stationary
temperature, southSesterly winds.
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To the Ladlos.
THE
WHEELING IHSTALKEHT CO.
1876 to 1140 Market st.

Trade Is holding out very fair with
us-We're doing moro business now
than some houses do when the season /,
az It's highest-And we're doing Il In
such n way as TO ave patrons many dol.
selling goods at prices that
make buying irresistible-WO'p coin.
peiied 10 do it-Seasonahie goods that
are eeasonable must be sold now-We
will not carry goods from one seaton to
another-We will have them OF Oh,
floors II prices unheuri Of for equal
values will help to move them-They'l
20 II customers can appreciate genuine
b%argains-If half their usual price Ia an
object TO purchasers, we should DO very
busy, for half their regular price will be
the figures we'll q%uote-It's IN oppor.
,unitv Of a iifetime--You can't afford 10
miss j. unless you're blind 10 your own,
interes,s-We will not only offer season.
able goods-0ur entire stock will be
slaughtered In the same manner-Eyety
department ia included nothing Is OK.
empt - Commencing to-day this
great reduction IN prices will bo ~insugu.
rated and continued for two weeks
only-lt will long DO remembered In
this community as the greatest and
largest reduction sale ever held in the
ci:y-If you want your pick-li YOU
would have the cream OF our stock, la
with us to-day bright and early.
WHEELING INsTALMENTCO,
Therell be lively times here this week
in every department-Tbose h~ealth.piy.
ing, comfortable and durable Woven
Wire Mattresses that sell regularly al
$3.50 will be offered ut only g IS each
Remember We have them TO tit any bed
and guarantee them not 10 sag-They're
goods you pay double our reduction
price for even here where goods ara
always cheap-They're goods you can't
duplicate at our figures in the city
They're goods that'll never again DO
offered at cur price. Our regular
patrons know well the nature OF our
great sales. They're genuine every
time-And they always give US an In.
creased Observation-Disclosures the goods we
offer are indispensable to every house.
keeper, and the prices we offer them at
cannot be met by any other dealer, We
make reductions to make business,
that's ALIVE believe in working all tho
year round-And in ceiling goods all the
year round-We want to be es busy in
July Gs we were in June-We want TO
be always busy.
WHEELING 1NsTALMENTCO.
'Tisn't often that goods worth as much
as gold and silver are offered below
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The Opera House will undoubtedly be
crowded next Monday evening to wit.
ness the FIRST appearance hero OF W. S.
and @. E. Cleyeland's magnificent min.
stse!s. The programme contains some
Of the most notable minstrel talent,
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ale S%utelltotnter.
once Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Fly hn,-Gto IS. Johnson's Sons.
Sotice-Sm. ". Rogers.
70! sAie-G. o, smith.
,;0.Ice 10 lnyeltofs-Tnos. 0'Btlen.
HAyiiAnd's ChinE-Ewlng Bros.
Save Your Eyes-l. Il. Dillon 4 Co.
firal Anuouuceri. pis-fgger wArrisk 4 Co,
The fIues, A,Soitnent-F. ". Banner q Co,
Gas AID vi SIoyGE-Scsbitt < Bro,
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Mr.. Ella Hay and cons. and Rev. G. B.
Graham and family, Of this city, and
Miss Laura Young. OF West Liberty, all
oil whom have been at Mountain Lake
Park attending the Mountain Chau.
tauqua" will be home to-day.
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N. J. McFadden.
Camp Shirts,
FOR
Hunting and Fishing.
III. J. McFadden.

Good Striped Domet Camp Shirts. IS cents.
Finest Dornet Flannel Camp Shirts. Plain
BoSnmS Gnd Pockets, Ito new styles, at 30 cents.
Finest Domct Flannel Camp Shirts. Plated
Rosous aud Pockets. 80 new styles, at 20 cents.
Fuest faIa Cloth Camp Shirts, Plain or Pfsit-
Cd losoms. fokes and Pockets, won't fade or
shiiuk, IS cents.
Good Melton Cloth Camp Shirts, DARK Colo:s,
50 and IS cents.
Genuine French Flannel Striped Camp Shirts,
IS cents.
One hundred styles Imported French Flannel
Camp Shirt. mace With fokes. Collar Bands and
Pockets, reduced TO 81.
Jersey canp sh!tts. warranted not TO shrink.
80 cents and 81.
Coed Black Sateen Camp Shirts. 81 IS.
Twenty styles very fine French Flannel Camp
Shirts, made with Tokts. Collar Bands and
Pockets. reduced 10 81 Is.
Finest French Flannel Camp Shirts, silk sewed,
made with iokts, Cola. Banda aud Pockets,
81 50.
Boys Cam Shirts, Plain or Plated Bosoms,
IS and so cents.
One hundred styles o! Ties 70, Camp Shirts at
8 and 10 cents.
Summer Unde,shIsts and Drawers, Is, IS, IS
and 50 cents.
Good Straw Camp Hats a. S, 10, Is and IS cents.
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
uatufo 10 efectually cleanse the system
when costire or billions. For sale in 50c
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on. application to J. G. Tom
~linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W.. Va
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Nj. Frank Talman, the popular North
End grocer, was married at Syracuse, n.
Y, Wednesday, 10 Miss Mary Costello,
Of this city, who has been visiting there
for some time past. The bride and
groom are expected home to-day.
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Clothing, Etc.
'nR. H. F. HEATH,

~ tsucccssor 70 Dr.. G. B. Roblnson)
A Practitioner OF % Years Experience In all that
pertains 10 the suanageuent aud treat
ncnt Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS,
specisi attention given to Borse Dentistry and
CxSlatiou. oyflcE AND HosrTrAL: Carter d
Morrow. Liver, Stable, Tweniy.thlrd and II
kct street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Telephone calls answered day or night at resi-.
dcnce, No. % Eighteenth street, Wheeling, W.
Va, Carter L. Norrox,s Livery Stable, Wheeling.
W. Va. Bollaire Breeding and Sale Stables, Bell.
aim. 0hIn -la N.H gFlrym zss- fal6slw