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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06
TIL CITY IN BRIEF.
Mere Mention of miscellaneous Matters G
General Interest.

Mere Mention of miscellaneous Matters OF
General Interest.
The heavy gorge in the creek still holds.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
AT midnight last night, no arrests had
been reported at headquarters.
Gov. Wilson yesterday signed the com.
mission of W. B. Carder as ~janitor of the
State House,
The examination o fAndy Krause, charged
with lunacy, was continued from last even,
ing till to-day.
A PLEASANT progressive euchre party
was given by George Lsughlin, last even,
ing, to a number of his friends.
THERE was quite a big demand for strict
ly fresh eggs yesterday among the commits
sion men, and they were quoted at u cents
per dozen.
The Queens Evidence Company will be
at the Academy all OF next week. The
company is now playing to a good business
in Pittsburg.
The Gas Commissioners had a force Of
men at work yesterday, erecting a gigantic
new lamp post at the intersection Of Twelfth
and Market streets.
IT was reported Yesterday that a strike
was in progress at the Benwood steel plant,
but no definite information in regard to the
report could be a~scertained.
The wharfboat was crowded out of the
water by the ice, in the recent breakup,
and props have been placed under her hull
until a rise in the river floats her again.
IL conversation with a contractor yester-
day he informed a reporter that building
prospects were not very bright, but thought
business in his line would brighten up in a
month or Sc.
The story, telegraphed over the country
several days ago, that twenty or thirty res
idents of West Wheeling had been poisoned,
is untrue in every particular, there not be-
ing even a foundation upon which to base
the romance.
The Belmont county court of common
Pleas has decreed thesacation of the cross
street in St. GAINESVILLE abutting on the
county property, and the new court house
will be built upon the vacated street and the
81. CLAIR hotel lot. The jail viii be erected
on the site Of the present county buildings.
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ture being among them. One of the party
at this hotel from this city, Mr.. ]. w.
FerreL Jared rather badly At the depot,
Wednesday niyht while waiting to board a
bomewerd bound train. Some Of the light
fingered gentry who had flocked to the city
from all over the county relieved Mr.. Fer
rel of seventy-6ve dollars in cash, a twenty
FIVE dollar check on the Exchange Bank,
and his railroad ticket and the gentleman
was compelled to fall back on bis friends
for the wherewithal to pay transportation
charges home.
A pleasant incident Of the inaugural, of
which Senator Kenna was the hero, was re-
lated by one OF the returning visitors. A
number of members Of the Legislature of
this State were congregsted on the sidewalk
Of Pennsylvania avenue, at the foot Of Capt.
tol Hill, when Vice President Hendricks
carriage, occupied by the Indiana statesman
and Senator Kenns, passed. The Senator
was recognized by his West Virginia friends,
and greeted with three hearty cheers, to
which the occupants of the carriage re-
sponded by lifting their hats and bowling.
One and all of those who went or return
ed by way OF the B. L o. were lavish in their
praise Of that road and its officials for the
conveniences and kind treatment received.
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|. Ma, suah Z. Turner and hsr moths, "
Bryan. fst nineteen years reih.fh q ~
Tenn, make the following staief.tsv J
merits Of ssift's Specific. Mn. Turpfi 4
we'll known In that community. sbfs!'i
az En afflicted for two or three year
ma and Erysipells combined. NY sbofH'rl
broken down, my strength and sppttnfI--l
became N helpless n Q child, being li's
10 place by my frienda was treated y
physicians In the community with Icdess
ard the other usual remedies Tor such 80
giyen up to die by my friends, NY rnI.l
Eeyond o.scription, and I had lost al bOp : ;
cry. Last January ] wn indgect 70 ~,
chic, having received q pamphla ron
detailing its merits. Tbe hnt hsi dosls 4
the effect 10 bring back hope 10 ny hsi
thought Of being we'll again broogbt 49,
ness 70 the houiehold. have isEsn W. 4
bottles, The sores have all healed pP,..g
reared; my strength has returned, thsI, 4,
DO all Kinds OF house vorf. swDt' on ~
etly believe, matched me IRON ID, EnHr
not know how 70 b g~rstsiui snoush Irus
cry. hha
Iknow that 3. o. 3. has saved my Hss
Che was the mott wretobed loofins $3.50
ever ssv when she commences hflhs
fsctly helpless. thank God that rs s,aI
It. ! has saved my child: s"-f
HunBoLDT, TEss., Oct. J, liza. rasI
Treatiss on Blood and Skin DisAss ga
THE SWIFT ePErIFIc Co, Drs.er s,sIo
Bold By Aughlin Bros a Go. and -
yholscale md retail, Wheeling. w
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The Ohio EUuine Endemic,
RINKLETS,

The North End rink will not open until
some time next week.
Work has begun on the Alhambra Palace
in the South End, and it will be rushed
through increasingly.
IT'S said that Will Bodley did the grand
at the Capitol rink last night, and attempted
to skate on various parts Of his anotomy.
Mr.. Charley Rose has gone to Pittsburg
and will engage a good attraction to appear
at the Chapline street rink in the near
future.
Everybody should attend the Capitol rink
tonight to witness the fun and at the same
time assist the nailers and firemen in their
benevolent work. There will be q fatmen's
race, a green race and others. The pro,
ceeds, as previously stated, are to be de.
voted to benevolent purposes and no doubt
a handsome sum will be realized.
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A Card.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Miller OF Charles
ton, take this method of returning their sim
cere thanks to the many ladies and gentle
men Of the city Of Wheeling for the nursing,
care and good offices rendered to their son,
Samuel A. Miller, Jr., in his late severe and
fatal illness in that city, and especially to
acknowledge the great comfort afforded
lem by the marked sympathy shown to
themselves in their heavy afliction, and
deep qualification OF the esteem and regard
expressed for their beloved son by SO many
of the people OF Wheeling. The impossi.
bilty Of rendering personally thei- appre-
citation of these kind ofices.will excuse this
card.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 3, 1885.
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ON THE OHIO.

h Resumption of Navigation Again
$water.
The river is now almost clear of ice, much
to the delight of rivermen, as their business
will now brighten up. Navigation has again
resumed to some extent and yesterday bus.
iuess was quite good.
Towboats for Cincinnati as follows: Pa
cifc, nine bsrges of coal, containing los, 900
bushels; J. A. Stone, two barges of slack
and eight barges Of coal, 5000 bushels in
all; Sam Brown, ten barges Of coal, l20, 900
bushels; Veteran No. 2, nine barges, los, 900
bushels. For Louisville: Tom Lyle, ten
barges, 10000 bushels, making a total OF
4Sl, 900 bushels that passed down yester,
day.
New river and the Kanawha are in good
navigable condition. Towboats are very
busy dropping coal to the mouth.
The tow boat Pacific ran a barge Of coal
against the old wreck at the Bellaire bridge,
which dropped down and sunk on Pinch
Run bar. below Heatherington's coal works.
Boats should keep to the West Virginia side.
VIM Beaver is on his way to Middleport,
Ohio, to bring up the Dan Kaine.
The river men are delighted over the fact
that so little damage was done their prop.
erty in the recent breakup.
The Monitor passed up With empties for
Pittsburg yesterday.
The Princess will resume her trips in
the Bellaire trade.
The transfer boat was making her usual
rounds yesterday.
From Point Pleasant comes the follow.
ing: The feet of tow boats that has been
here for some time, will start on their way
rejoicing. The John Penny was sued by
one OF Der 6remen for return fare to Pitts
burg, and the Alex. Swift wa sued By the
carpenters who were repairing her wheel;
they claimed So per day for work when the
price paid here was $3.50. Both cases
were decided in favor of the boats.
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IRON AND GLASS.
A Comparative Dizziness in Both of these
Industries.


Industries.
The iron business IN Wheeling has ex,
perienced no noticeable change in the past
weeksor so, and the prospects of a change
for the better are not very tattering, at
least until about June lst, when it is ex-
pected something definite will be done in
regard to the controversy between the
boilers and manufacturers. The factories
are all running full on the steel nails and
are making very good outputs.
In Pittsburg there is little change in the
iron trade, except in the demand for nails.
All the factories, excepting one, are in ope-
ration, and one of these is run four days a
week, making the output Of nails a little
less than 200 tons. or about 1000 kegs a
day.
Matters in glass circles over the river do
not look at all bright. The report that the
Elson glass works, of Martins Ferry, would
start up, appears to be without foundation,
and the Enterprise windowglass works, in
Bellaire, closed down Tuesday evening for
an Indefinite period. The Bellaire works
will, also close down the first of April. 1t
seems that the ~windowglass trade has been
overdone and that there is no money in the
glass at present prices.
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ART OPENING.
A Dazzling DispIay.Of Paintings, Hangings
and Bric-a-Brac.

A Dazzling DispIay.Of Paintings, Hangings
and Bric-a-Brac.
1t has long been conceded that the Nail
City and its environs, despite its smoke,
mud and general unattractiveness on the
surface, contains no small amount Of talen.
in paintisg, drawing, decoration, and kind.
red branches of fine arts, substantial proof
of which is to be seen at the art display
opened yesterday at the store room of Mr..
J. H. Kirk, No. 1905 Main street. The
large store room has been entirely taken up
With the display, the articles making it up
being not ouly from the city and vicinity,
but from as far as Pittsburg and Philadel-
phia, and all have been arranged with
consummate taste. Yesterday morning the
work was completed, and during the day
the store was visited by large numbers Of
people. The display will be continued for a
week or more. Looking over the display
of hand painted screens and banners, we
noticed handsome designs by Miss Mollie
Taylor, of this city, Miss Ella Harrison, Of
Cadiz, O., a pupil of Miss Clara Forbes, Of
Bridgeport; Miss Ella Baker, of M~oundsville,
Miss Carrie Brues, a pupil of Mrs. Wilkeson;
Miss Nettie Reese, OF Philadelphia and
others. Mrs L.. C. Reed, Of this city, is
represented by several choice specimens Of
her work
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The FRY FAMILY.

There have not been opportunities given
during this season to the music loving peo-
pie OF the city to enjoy any great treat,
but On Saturday evening, at the English
Lutheran Church. a rare treat in this line is
expected. Madame Fry and her talented
daughters will render one of their pro-
grammes of vocal and instrumental-fute,
I%iolps, horn and pisno-selections. The
lovers Of this fre art viii nc doubt be glad
to avail themselves of this opportunity.
The Lock Haven (Ps Democrat says:
A large audience was present Tuesday
night The widespread reputation of the
gifted Fry family as finished artists insured
them an enthusiastic reception. the Duet,
Mrs Doctor and Mrs. Proctor." made q
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KARL HI PEDDLER.
III NEW CABINET.
President Cleveland's Selections Almos
Unanimously Approved.

President C~leyeland's Selections Almost
Unanimously Approved.
The names of the members of President
Cleveland's Cabinet were bulletined IN front
of the REGISTER Office at noon yesterday,
and during the remainder Of the day and
evening there was no time when there was
not a group surrounding the notice. Public
curiosity wa illustrated by the interest with
which the names were scanned. and many
citizens could be seen, pencil and paper In
hand, iotting down the list for future refer
ence at their homes or places of business.
There was almost uniform satisfaction with
the appointments among Democrats, the
only exception being = %isn, which found
expression in some quarters, that Senator
Thurman might have been remembered.
Republicans, generally, affected indiffer-
ence, or at most appeared to take but a
languid interest in the matter, saying that
1T is none of our business or, anybody
who suits Cleveland will suit me"
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Senate, left yesterday morning over the B.
& o., for Keyser.
j. NJ DulsDy. of Baltimore, who has been
in TIE city during the session Of the Legs
laibie, left for home YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Governor Wilson's condition was
such Yesterday morning as to excite some
anxiety, but last evening, fortunately. sue
IVES much better. It is sincerely hoped she
will soon be restored to health.
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Rna s,.n,,u

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, L
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters. l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
srunning sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me | would have to have
the bone scraped or leg smputated. / used,
instead. three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Buckleu's Arnica Salse, and
my leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle. and BucIlen's Arnica Salye at Csc
per box. b. Logan 4 Co.
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SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.
The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
S, W. Pringle, Of Mt. Pleasant, O., is q.
the Mcclure.
W.; S: Hanna, ESQ, of Charleston, is a.
the Mcclure.
Hon JOS. s. Miller, left yesterday for
Washington.
j. b. Hawthorne and wife, of Kiugwood,
were in the city Yesterday.
Ex-Governor jackson and wife and Mrs.
ira C. Post, left for Parkersburg yesterday
morning.
Mrs. r. a. Manse and daughter. Miss
Grace. Of Johnstown, o.. are visiting friends
in the city.
President George E. Price, of the State
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decided "bit." The company are all hard
workers and are highly cultured artists

decided "bit." The company are all hard
workers and are highly cultured artists.
CHARLEY sHAY's THEATRE.
Miss Florence Noble, as Ksta Medland,
the Blind Mother, and Mr.. Harry jackson,
as ~Isaacs, supported by a splendid dramatic
company in the Queens Evidence, n
written by Henry Petit, author OF the
World, Black Flag, etc will be presented
at this popular theatre next Monday night
for one week. The play will be produced
with all the original effects, as represented
in New York City.
LIGHTS o LoSDoS
The presentation of the Lights o London
at the Opera House this evening will, with
out doubt, be an entertainment eminently
satisfactory in every respect. The play at
fords a Pleasing drama well acted, an
abundance of side-splitting comedy, and
the scenic effects are not to be surpassed IN
elegance and beauty. The scenes "Armyt-
age Arms "The road from Chatham to
London" and "Tbe Slips, including London
Bridge and the Regents Park" are alone
worth the price of admission.
The performance of this evening will De
repeated tomorrow afternoon and evening,
the matinee performance containing all the
features of those at night. Tickets on sale
at Banners.
KARL THE PEDDLER.
Next Monday evening Charles A. Gard
ner, who is making an excellent reputation
as a German dialect comedian in the role
of Karl the Peddler," will appear at the
Opera House. He has been playing this
part three years, and prior to that was we'll,
known on the variety stage. His chief
characteristic, and the n that will gain
c~ommendation ss long as he adheres to it,
is a reserved, easy, and natural interpreta'
ton OF the role he assumes The qualities
that make him strong with audiences Of all
kinds are a merry disposition, q good sing
ing voice, and skill in dancing. His play
carries the audience with it, and is a good
deal better than those usually provided as
vehicles for specially actors to rise in.
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Alton Tea and Dinnerware-Ewing Bros.
WaDted-Girl for Housework.
Legal Notice.
Save Your Eyes. G. Dillon.
Grand Art Exhibition-Kirks Art Store
Local Page
Briea.Brse at a Bargain-Stanton L
Local Page
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The Famous Kissing Case,

This was to decide whether a girl who
had been married in fun was really the
wife of the youth with whom she had
stood up to perform the mock marriage.
Several hundred pages Of testimony were
taken, and the justice spent more in
having it copied than he received for
his fees. The whole thing, which began in
Joke, proved at last a very serious business.
1t is serious business, too, when q human
system runs down, down, down, until life
has no charms, and the grave seems a bless
ing. In this state of affairs take Browns
Iron Bitters, and be lifted into life and hope
and strength.
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IT is dangerous to tamper with irritating
liquids and exciting snufs. Use Ely's
Cream Balm, which is safe aud pleasant, and
is easily applied with the finger. 1t cures
the worst cases of catarrh, cold in the head
and hay fever, giving relief from the first
application. All druggists have it. Price
so cents. By mail 60 cents. Ely Bros.
0swego. N. Y.
CHRONIC CATARRH. The result Of %
years catarrh-the bridge, or division, of
my nose was about half gone. ! obtained
a bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm; used four
bottles, applying it to the affected parts with
a swsb, which has about cured up the nos
trils. l had previously tried all other RENE.
dies on the market without permanent re.
lief. A. Wood, sc North High street, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
FIND Ely's Cream Balm good for ca
tarrh of long standing,-M. n. Lasley, 1884
West Chestnut Street Louisville, BY.
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uea,;no Yesterday Of the cigo1.ecy
- The Wheeling Female College.
The following resolutions vsrs unanlm'
adopted: .,. F.,her In his
;.sn;,s .;sdom has removed from our MUS
III Of onr members, Miss Laura Il. LEVI.
Resolved. That We have lost IN es." y
member and one of our best ana mos' W
in.ld sssoc;stes, vet, we realize that oer
ioss !. her gain. She has gone IRON .ne
scsnes of t,ial and sorrow to scenes OF 3's..
ines anu Joy. which shall be forever ana '0''
eI Re- solved, That as . fitting tribute TO ner
memory the society attend the fnneIAi -
vice in q body, and as 9 further marx 49,
VIZ. The chair and desk left vacant by Der
death be draped and all the members nes'
fSe usual badge Of mourning for thirty dSys.
Resolved, That we extend to her ia.aof
ID rslat;yes our warmest deepest 'ymPar
,bv and pray the God of all grace to b,ing
comfort to the griefstricksn In these dAyS
of great sorrow. .,, h. "a
Resolved, That these resolutions oe 70
corded in the Society Register, p9oiisned
in the daily papers of the city AND q coPS
sent 10 her bereaved father.
NELLIE THoBURS WARREN,
Cora PARKINSON,
NINA BLuNDoN.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Merchandising, Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced to q walking skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that / bought a dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more q
man, completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of 4s
pounds"
Call at Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store and get a
free trial bottle of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles LOO.
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Schmulbaeh Brewing COmpany's
Culmbaeher Beer will be on
draughf at all the saloons In this
city, Bellaire, Martins Ferry and
BridgePOri, to-day and Tomorrow.
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Wall Papers and Borders

To match by the car loads, brown backs al
7 cents, white backs at 10 cents. New
styles Of Mica papers and borders at the
lowest prices, also carpets, window shades,
oil cloths, rugs, natts, etc. Cheap for cash
at Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
JOHS RoEMER,
Agent.
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SehmuIbach Brewing COmpany's
6 Culmbaeher Beer" will be On
draught at AL the saloons In this
city. Beuaire, Martins Ferry and
bridgeport, to-day and tomorrow.
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DENTISTS.
3HbeeIin9 8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SchnepFS drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Il 6.
m, &c. y m, 40; 3 ?. m 4S; 7 P. m, 40.
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e T. NIX
And Every Species of itching and
Burning diseases Posi-
lively Cured.

ENCZEMA, or salt Rheum, with its ayonidns
~ itching and burning. instantly relieve by Z
cation Of Cuticura, the great Skin Cure. TbI. "a.
peated daily with two or three does Of CuticuYa Re.
solvent the New Blood Purifier, 70 keep The Mo-
cool, the pefsPination uninitatlng, the bowls opsn.
ma, letter, RiDgvorm, Psoriasis, Ichsu pruritn,
seaid Head Dandrun, aud every species of itcbins
scaly, and Pimply Humen of The scsIp ma III
shent the best physicians and all known remsdie:
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IN GENERAL.
Cleveland and West Virginia.

A well known tea drummer Of Columbus,
Ohio, was in the city yesterday, and while
eating his breakfast at the Mcclure, in ON
pany with several friends and strangers, he
INDUCED in the pleasure of digesting the
inaugural address of President Cleveland
along with his breakfast. He started off all
right, but in some way he got switched of
onto Gov. Wilson's address without noticing
the change. When he had finished it, he
looked up rather surprised and said
Seems to me that Mr.. Cleveland has a
d-n lot in his speech about West Virginia
This Of course brought down the house, and
when he had discovered his mistake the
boys all took a drink at his expense-in a
horn.
The Ohio Equine Epidemic.
The disease which, some time ago, made
its appearance among the horses Of Noble
county, Ohio, is rapidly spreading, and is
now.working devastation in Guernsey and
Muskingum, and the lower portion of Bel
mont counties, and some fear is expressed
that it may cross the river into this State.
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o THE O

What is Being Done on the Ohio
River.
CINCINNATI, March 5.-River % feet Q
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
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SchmuIbaeh Brewing COmpany's
"CuImbaeher Beer" will be on
drauXht AT all the saloons In this
city, Belinire, Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport. to-day and tomorrow.
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Schmulbaeh Brewing COmpany's
s. CuImbaeher Beer will be on
draught nj all the saloons In this
city, BelIaire. Martins Ferry and
bridgeport, to-day and tomorrow.
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S~CHxuLBAcH BREwISG CoapASYs "Culm-
bacher Beer" will be on draught at all the
saloons in this city, Bellaire, Martins Ferry
and Bridgeport, to-day and to morrow.
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Members of Legislature invited
60 call and see our stock.
JACOB w. GRUB,
JeWeler Cor. TWeIfGh and Market.
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S%CHMULBACH BREWING C~oMPANY's "Culm
bacher Beer will be on draught at all the
saloons in this city, Bellaire, Martins Ferry
and Bridgeport, to-day and tomorrow.