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LEXINGTON AVE. northwest corner 1881 st
Elegant nats. large, sunny rooms. bathroom
perfect order; s2s upward.
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Board Wa nted.

BOARD or room wanted: exchange for si26 hand
some rosewood square plano. Address single.
box 422 World, uptown.
BOARD WANTED In private family permanently
by young man: references; state moderate terms.
full particulars. F., box sol World. uptown.
GENTLEMAN wishes board with Jewish family
below W. l4th st. Lehman. is 9Th ave-
TWO GENTLEMEN, two well-furnishsd rooms .
board; LIST door preferred 10Th t2d sta, Lex
ington 9Th ayes. state price r. 5. T., box
o. " orld.
WIDOW wants good board. near ssth 81 . stA
ave. z. s., 30 w, Esd 81.
YOUNG MAN wants room 4 board In private
family or boarding house, between SAD and
box OIL World.
lad ST.. lis Ks nicely turnilhsd eonnsstl11
sssRA Ei,A e>.sH A. ~ . sa,' -
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furnished Rooms to Let.
Fast Side.

S'uS
SD ST, lE E--Ncatly furnished for
gentlemen o' respectable couple 81
SETH ST, $50 E.-llandsomc, newly furnished
rooms. gentlemen only; private houc,
sSru ST. ln F-Elcgsn,. large rooms: annie
closets. running water gas, Gath; reasonable
references,
Asst ST. $40 E.-Niccry furnished rooms. with ali
convenience. Tor gentlemen or light house.
keeping
ASr ST ua Prospect place., I'd LIST ayes -l'aIsc
hHrk p'tigi. housekeeping or gentlemen h,
.,,, ,,,--,
at ST, BIZ, Sl' E-futn'shed room'' ladies n
- :, ''.,, A,."'' - UP
fp - "" g. near hrand tentrht-Furnished
.,n sr oie - I,r,.' ,,,ni.,,,t rn,r, Gar Hon.,
R,',tcc,''r r N,, ~, W'N'vu '"'"' ,'' ''E"
,gn sr ~ - ~ a. no.,r.,,. ,,.,t.,o, nail
T,,m viii 'i,,rt r,'cr.p,eg '''' ''''
,,rr ST ,cs /. .tr,,t.hcl from, room, ID, ms, &
yif. Tor n rV.atccu,rg' e. 20 vrrl
,.r,,.r SOW.
'IlI 81. 100 u Large .unNN double room "l"s-
Attn ST, 1856 E,fme double room hath, gen
,ot,r,rrs VI ''''''' ""''''"' p"N1" MUSE
,,r,, .r - - 49,,
| "Ih 81. lO E.-LGiEo ,unny front rom hail
.eru or -, .,.s,.,,." 81, ,-
| nished large rooms. i,Sht bousss..p,ns. com,
| forts private house
i6Tn sr, los L.. near Lexington ave, -Newly
furnished rooms large q SMALL board II de-
| Nlreu' .----------
| family. moderate. yef.r.nees. l. .,.tion
| ,.r,, 90 40. =, :.
soor ..psrs,e or tos.,hs, r,,nnins' patsp
ouist ,,,ys,. ho,,s "s''"e'' 'u"n'"s ""''' :
| ,sru or ,os a, -
| Man y.rx r...on.h,. uUn ,ou' tut se"'e
| EI;-II ~ ~, (. II si-I-,
small room southern esposure. s2 10 a. bo
10Th ST 2O7 E-SiceIy furni,hed room,
| housekeeping or gentlemen; small room 81
cad ST. 2aI E.-I.srs. front nom. ali oony,n.
| iences / might nriy,ts hons, cham
.2p At. 1os I.-p.rlor a bsdroom n,sel, fur.
| n,.b.d ha,h ~ a ' '"'
| 6erU or ia E-i.rv. n.wi, ,nrni.h.a ,o,,n.
| improy,mcnt. sb a Ia ~ ~ 'o''
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Boaruers Wanted,

one TIM, Soc per ire. Second Tne, ne. pc
ane: Third and Subsequent nnoS iso pr Ha<
No exfru charge Sundopk
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9TH ST. rs w-BO.rd. with furnished rosasi
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CHARLES ST. 4s-I.arge & small rooms: every
convenience; very reasonable near Wayerley
place
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unturnished-Ess, Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. l430. near s4th st.-Hand
some apartment, rooms bathroom: ren
very cheap,
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Jersey City,

LARGE 2-SToRY d attic residence; 10 rooms
bath lot bOxlOO feet: SIS per month. 23l
Pine st J. b. LIE MARE, 2lS Halliday st.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
furr,.h.d-weu Side.

5iTIi ST, Gls w.-Neatly furnished apartment, .
rooms near l. station, Curtis's bell
18TH Sr & BROADWAY. Rockirgham-An or
part % beautiful homelike apartment large
outside rooms. elegantly furnished. s'ca mheat
modern convenience; low rent, permanent party.
Apartment T.
9TH ST, SG1 W. lstation 59thl-Completely fur.
nishcl corner bay-WiuluW fats. g. rooms
steam, gas range, hot water sbo UPWARD EDGAR.
GOTH ST, 1919 ". near station-Nrwly furnished
fat, light rooms ID floor southern exposure.
105TH ST. lO7 w.-Complctciy newly furnished
nat rooms 4 bath; stem heated S35 monthly
worth $500. will sell t2,n SO monthly bartlett.
l25TH ST 542 View. elegantly Furnished
fNr rooms 4 bath china, linen, everything
& a. t,.,t, .,,fb
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furnished Houses to Let.

62D ST. :. ~ W. For rent. house fully ele-
gantly furnished: private family only.
9th ST., 1873 E-Latey elegantly furnished
private house for furnished rooms mo boarding
house purpose) going abroad: leaves
silver. linen. china; everything first class. will
also sell house or furniture,
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Houses and Apartments to Let
NO EXTRA CHARGE.

One Tine, s0c per line Secmd Time, I7c. pc
11ne: THIRD oad Subsequent Tmes l5c. PEI ttis<
10 exfru chuypr on Stinddps
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18TH ST, 81 W.-Dcsirable large & small rooms,
excellent table; new mana cement; table board
2OIH ST, 5i7 W.-Large front room; excellent
board all convenience; quiet, home-lika;
reasonable; references -
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BROOKLYN.

HOUSES TO LET-S2O per month; small, Groom
brick houses. on Warren place; the prettiest
little street In Brooklyn, below Henry from War
rsn ct minutes walk to South ferry. Inquire
A on week days at office l29 Baltic St. Brooklyn.
TO Lighthouses, "a 3-story stone fronts.
nearly new; every convenience; newly decorated
In nrst-class orde- rent moderate suitable Tor
families. s03 Greene ave, near Reid
no LET-A 10-room brick house in good condi-
tion and all improvements and stable In the
pssr, for $3S . month suitable for milkmnn
erpressman: hrst-class neghborhood; party going
South for their health. 400 Decatur St, Brooklyn.
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ATLANTIC AVE. 1866 corner Howard-4
light rooms, tubs, 81: Fulton st trolley.
DUFFIELD ST. 80, Brdge-Four large
light rooms all improved. sll to sl3.
RuTLEDCE ST. 100, corner Bedford ave, Brook
lyn-6 large, finely decorated rooms, besides
bath; al! latest improvements; only sls to SCI
san DS 81, 2o1, EIoOklyn-i let elegant, fats
rooms; all Improvements except bath
SIXTH ST. 800 to rooms SIS to sls: ianitor
service. BRADY 32l Court St
4TH PLACE, 60, between Court Clinton SITS
all improvements, SIS. desirable neighborhood
10 minutes walk of ferry, Inquire Of janitor
l4IH ST., AZ. near STU ave. Bruuklyu-;jS 1
rooms, good Order. 81 to ~,
ELEG mi steam heated apartments, Clark 81. .
opposite Monroe place, s h rooms: perfect
Wall ST, Fulton ierries free to Nov |.
ELEGANT FLATS; ~ and -. =. &. BRADY,
lO1l llcrkimcr St. BROOKLYN.
FREE 10 NOV I-Only $40 TO $40 month; Is
large light rooms bath: private halls. 3U7
NOstrand ave. near l. stat on.
TO LET-Fats. all sunlight for clerks me-
chaniCs. Artisans, &c.
rooms .....................,w weekly, 81 so up.
rooms. weekly. $50 to 81 90
rooms. .........,......,... weekly. 2.70 to 3.20
One Of each set is scullery, with separate
closet, sink tub for each family; nreproof stair
cases; private park. 250Gl20 feet; within min
utes walk OF south Wall ST. ferries The
Riverside 20 JoEaemon St. Brooklyn.
Vu'nIshad-East Side.
MADISON AVE, 1925, Summers bell-Elegantly
furnished fiat complete, clean new, 50 weekly.
69rH ST, 1913 E.-Flat rooms, bath; all light
elegantly furnished; $3.50. stephens.
ILAT handsomely furnished, rooms L bath
linen. silver plano included rent moderate.
Inquire Mrs. KirshneT, los l.. S9th 81.
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80 III ST, 80 ". Pleasant, heated rooms, CON
venient; sood board; 81 80. So; table board,
~ so
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| Bath 81. l03 Pheasant rooms, excellent
table board; line parlor floor. doctor or other
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ssTH ST. go. e3l w.-Elegant sunny large q
single rooms: sdperior board: near Broadway:
| families; reasonable
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44IIi 81, 9OJ W.-Dosirabie double a single
rooms with board; paror dning-room.
44TH ST. 80 W. between 9Th a sth aves-
Handsomely furnished rooms: board or meals
9TH ST. 322 w.-Large & small rooms clos
cts. running water board. select neighbor-
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Brooklyn.

COTTAGE HOUSE, nicely furnished, for house
keeping So weekly. l58 2Oth ST., Brooklyn.
500 PER MONTH Tor neatly furnished ~
stone front house on Vanderbilt ave-. Brook
Ign; near elevated station only ~ minutes from
bridge: immediate procession. Apply J.. W.
6TRATTON, 1875 Nassau 81. , New York City.
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West Side.

BROADWAY. l53o-Handsome & newly furnished
front rooms; board II desired; LIST Moor.
COLUMBUS AVE, 205-Furnished purlor bed
room & bath ROOM I'd floor
DOMINICK ST, S-Furnished rooms gentleman
wife or small family. complete for house
apln
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PARK AVE, 1913 to 927, Mnnehaha-5 rooms 4
bath; all improvements: beautifully decorated (:
steam heated throughout; rent $50: month free,
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wAvERLEY PLACE. iOs-Niceiy furnished large
double room So weekly: also attic room, 81 80.
9TH ST. &C ", Washington square-Nicely fur
nshed rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen,
81 80
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vniurnishee iscensneous
CHEAP ROOMS to let, from $3.50 a month up
Apply at Office, 100 W. 2sth st.
ILEUAN / imp. owed mats, 4 rooms, range, 2t,,
j.. 10Th st.: 3 h rooms nl2 Broomc 81. 4
rooms. range, 10 Greenwich ave.
ONE MONTH rent free; all localities. prices
FLAGG 4, 900 unfinished hats) 242 w 23d ST.
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PARK AVE. q 18TH ST. rooms & bath, jan
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9TH ST. II W Nicely furnished large squays
rooms; all conveniences; ample table; moA-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27

reports, also. state that Mr.. BLoUNTs
action in hauling down the American
flag from the Hawaiian capitol was iusti-
fed By the law and the circumstances.
Both reports show, however, that it
is the unanimous opinion Of the com
mittee that the President went too far
10 bis attempt to right the wrong done
by Minister STEVENS in the name Of
the United States, by attempting to re-
store the Queen, though both fully rec
ognize that wrong, and On the whole
vlndieats Mr.. CLEvELAND's attitude in
the matter. This vindication is given
greater force by its non-partisan char
actsr, four Republicans and one Demo
crat having signed the majority report,
while four Democrats submitted the
report OF the minority.
Now let the matter drop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND.
And Universally Beloved
by All.
The TrueSt Friends Are Those Who
Never FOrSake Us.
This May Lead You to Find One You Need
and Have Never Known.

We all value a true friend, and there
comes time to all when assistance Of
some kind is necessary. When our health
fails and we are overtaken by sickness aud
disease, then is the time when the needed
friend comes forward to aid US.
Mrs. Alice Dyson, of 2S Hamlet ST., FAN
River, Mass, knows the value of such a
friend, for one came to her when she was
sick and almost dying and made her a
strong, we'll woman. She writes the fol-
lowing letter about IT.;
81 suffered for FIVE years with nervous
prostration in its severest form. l had
loss of memory, weak heart, causing ex-
IRENE palpitation, was constantly tired and
obliged to lie down much Of the time. For
two years had to be helped up and down
stairs. had loss of appetite and was ter
rlbly distressed by what little food I could
eat.
81 was troubled with sleeplessness, not
being able to get but about two hours rest
al night felt too tired to breathe, was
white as a sheet and was given up twice
for dying.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27

The IptCuigCnccr calls attention to
the case Of a Texan, published in the
American Economist, an organ Of the
McKinleyites, which Texan latter six
teen years Of careful breeding from
Washington county sheep bought at
eleven dollars a head, has flock OF
$3.50" This is our neighbor's tale:
Two years ago he sold his ranch and his
sheep, which latter he sold at from two 10
three dollars a head. lowing TO the dls-
couraging prospect ana the consequent
ruinOus decline IN prices, the purchaser
has been unable 20 pay and the seller mas
taken back his sheep.
He has since offered them at a dollar and
a half a head, but can get no purchaser.
This Is not 90 be wondered at since the
sheriff sold recently a flock az forty
cents q head and another at twenty-five
cents. la 1892 Mr.. BOynton's wool
brought him eighteen and hall cents
a pound. The clip OF the past season
brought him twelve and half cents
pound.
Our neighbor adds with sarcasm that
is intended to be biting; "He should
read some free trade speeches and learn
what is good for him." The esteemed
Tlteliqcpccr evidently doesn't know it
has hit upon the exact truth. II the
price Of this Texans wool has been
steadily lowered, and the value Of his
sheep brought down from eleven dollars
a head to point where they will not sell
for even one dollar, after sixteen years OF
high protection aud with the highest
tariff on record 10 full force, is it not
time that she should read some free
wool speeches and learn what is good
for him2" He has surely had enough
of high wool tariff by this time,
since it has left him stranded and with
nothing 20 show for his sixteen years of
labor and care. Thanks, neighbor for
this excellent tariff reform object lesson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27
MUSEE CHANGES
TIE OLD BUILDING TO 81 REMODELED
THROUGHOUT
And EQUIPPED With Bowling Alleys ard Store
Wheeling Bowling Club Wins.
General Sporting Matters

The company which was recently
formed Tor the purpose of constructing
bowling alleys in the Musee Theatre.
has decided TO entirely remodel the
building. At a meeting Of the stock
holders, the following Board of Directors
was chosen: b. f. Caldwell, George f.
House, John Frledel, Richard Catch
and Robert W. Kyle. The Board or
ganized by choosing Mr.. Caldwell
President, and e. NJ. Holiday Score
tary. The other officers will be chosen
at another meeting.
Bids for tho proposed improvements
at the Musee Theatre were opened, and
the contract awarded 20 Hess d Nc
Mullen, OF this city. The contractors
will commence work to-day upon the
improvements, aud it is expected that
they will be completed within ten days
or TWO weeks A large force of work
men will be employed, with a view TO
completing the changes as soon as pos
sibIe.
According to the plans OF the new
company, two store rooms, each 1SX20
feet. will front on the street The
handsome entrance to the theater will
remain, but &c will be arranged with
doors opening into the bowling hail and
tho old curio hall. The latter will be
allowed Co remain as at pres
emit. and will be rented for
dances, social gatherings, etc. The
theatre will be converted into bowl
ing hail. -Four separate aud distinct
alleys viii Do laid, with two large
troughs for returning the balls. The
alleys will be OF regulation size, go feet
long and % inches wide. The building
will be so feet in length, and the space
fin the rear of the alleys will be fitted
up with chairs for spectators.
The company has adopted plan
which is designed 20 exclude the rough
element from the hall. Tickets will be
issued Co stockholders, who will pay for
tha privilege OF using the alleys, the
same as those who are not members Of
the Association. a limited number Of
tickets will be issued upon application
20 the stockholders or manager of the
hall, 90 desirable parties, such tickets
emitting the holders to admission only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27

The stellar attraction of the bowling
season was the contest between the
Wheeling Bowling Club and the South
Side team last night at the Park-the
home alleys OF the former team. As
predicted in the REGISTER the Wheel
ing Bowling Club took both games.
The two victories places the team but
one game behind its opponents in the
race for the championship. The games
from this time until the close OF the
season viii be for "bIud.
A large crowd was attracted TO the
Park. and the games were watched with
the greatest interest. Several spec
tators made waCerS that their fsvorts
clubs would win, and considerable
amount of money was put up on the
standing Of the respective teams at the
close OF the season. Ia the first game,
both teams bowIed well, but the Wheel
ing Bowling Club managed TO win by
nearly one hundred pins. Following
was the result:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27

81 got down to 100 pounds in weight
when l should have weighed $50 pounds.
l was unconscious at one time for five
days. [ finally commenced the use Of Dr.
Greenes Nervura blood aud nerve remedy
and Immediately began TO improve.
My nerves were soon entirely strength
ened. my memory returned and my heart
did rot bother me at all. My food did not
distress me, could eat and sleep well, the
color returned to my face, / could 90 up
and down stairs alone, my weight returned
and felt perfectly strong and well. / was
entirely cured by DR.. Greene's wonderful
medicine l cordially recommend it to all. :"
Mrs. Dyson feels that this medicine is
The best friend she has in the world, for 10
saved her from a life OF suffering and
misery and she knows it will do just as
much for everyone who is in need Of medi-
cine. Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy is the best friend the sick
and STEERING have ever known, for it cures
them, it gives them health and strength.
The spring is always the best time to
take medicine, for then the system yields
more readily TO the remedy, and Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
is the best of all spring medicines. IL is
purely vegetable and harmless, being the
discovery of DR.. Greene, of 35 West lf'h
Street, New York City, the most success
full specialist in curing nervous and chron-
ic diseases. He can be consulted at his
office free, personally or by lette..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27

RFILLY-At his residence. No. IS Fifteenth
street o. pneumonis. a. 9 o'clock p. IN, feb-
ruary =. ls9f JAMES V. REILLf.
Funeral from his late residence, No. SO Fir
tenth street. wednesday morning at go
o'clock. Mass at the Cathedral a. 10 c'clcck.
Interment Mt Calvary cemetery
sMITH-Sunday, February y 1884,, az 1915
D. H.. HE~RY SMITH, aged - years.
Funeral from his late residence, - Seyen-
tenth street. Tuesday afternoon A. o'clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend. IntermeHt At Peninsula cemetery.
LEASURE-Sunday morning. February 18th,
1894 ~ o clock. JULIA, VIE o. the ia-e W 70.
I.easu-c. IN her S5.h year
Funeral serv cs At residsncs OF her son,
James A Leasurs No. l29 Fifteenth street, on
Tuesday afternoon a. o'clock. Friends Of the
family invited to attend. Intsrmsnt - Rose
Hill cemetery. Beraire, o.
BRUNER-Sunaay. February 18th. lsefiat 9
a. m. CKlRLIE Il, youngest child Of ChaTles
and I.izzie Eruner. in his ssh year-
Funerai services a. residence Of parents. M
North Huron street. % Tuesday afternoon a
so-clock. Friends o. family invited e attend.
Iniegment q NJ Wood censtsry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
BY the Press Club, Concerning the Death
of ar. j. V. Reilly.

of mr. j. " Reilly.
A meeting of the Wheeling Press Club
was held yesterday afternoon to take
suitable action on the death Of Mr..
James V. Reilly. an associate mem Der
of the club. Several members spoke
feelinglY OF the departed, and COM
mittee was appointed to draft suitable
resolutions The following were
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His wisdom TO take from our
midst an esteemed fellow member, Mr..
James V, Reilly; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we deeply deplore the
loss that our club has sustained in the
death of valued associate, whose In.
terest in the affairs Of the club since its
formation has always been marked and
whose quiet but genial presence will be
sadly missed; and be it further
ResolUCd, That we extend TO his
family our heartfelt sympathy in the
loss of an affectiOnate husband and a
kind and indulgent father
Resolved. That copy Of these resolu-
tions be presented to the family Of the
deceased, that they be printed in the
Wheeling daily papers and that they DO
spread upon the permanent records OF
this CLUB. GEO. w. SUMMERS,
r. MATTER ARCHER,
J. w. GALLAHER,
+. b. MAYOR,
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithjly Told.

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.
CHIEF MCNIcHoL arrested three vags
last night
COUNCIL meets this evening in regu-
lar session.
HoLDERMAN's grocery in upper Ben
wood was sold out yesterday TO benefit
creditors.
A new blacksmith shop is to be
started on Fortieth street, the first Of
next month.
THE South Side Specially Company
is arranging for an entertainment at
Mozart hall soon.
THE will OF Ellen Atkinson, deceased,
was admitted 10 probate yesterday, and
ordered to be recorded.
SAMUEL ScHARP, a former employe
OF Mayor Caldwell, will start tin shop
on Fourteenth street soon.
THE Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the Board OF Commissioners met
Yesterday aud audited bills.
THE Electric Sparks, of East Wheel
ing, will give big dance at Beethoven
Hall the 3Oth OF next month.
I. f. JONES was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Mary
Marling, deceased. Bond $4,000; J. P.
Rogers. surety.
LADIES of the Third Presbyterian
Church will give 4 social next Thursday
az the residence of j. d. Marsh, Of
South Jacob street.
AT an early hour this morning Joe
Cavalli Pearl Cayalli, and Tom and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27
rrnntion OF the skin Cured.

Ed Venney, BrOekville, Ontario, Can
ada, says:
II have used BRANDRETH' PILLS for
the past fifteen years, and think them
the best cathartic and antI.bilious rem
edy known. For some five years suf-
fered with an eruption Ct the skin that
gave me great pain and annoyance.
tried different blood remedies, but,
although gaining strength the itching
was unrelleved. 1 finally concluded TO
take a thorough course Of BRASDRETH's
Pills. took six each night for four
nights, then i've. four, three. two, les
seniDg each time By one, aud then for
one month took one every night, with
the happy result that now my skin is
perfectly clear and has been 50 ever
since.