The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-25
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JOHN RoEMER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
ERS IN FANCY AND DoMEs- r.
TIC DRY GOODS, Giusoup
Nos. al 4 % Main St.. CentroWheelInl

NOS, 81 q u Main blss LenEEoNhueeAu&'
WYE ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING
w an extensive and thoroughly assorted
1 stock. Owing to the lateneSs OF the season,
/ having bought many of them at large auction
{ sales In NeWYork and Philadelphia and large
| lots ofimporters to close out at very reduced
/ Unusual large stock OF the choicest goods to
/ be found in America, and at null o per cent.
less than those hRytng bought their goods
| pleasure in being able TO inform the whole
sale and retail customers and friends, and the
public in general, and the ladies In particular,
! that we now have the largest and by far the
| cheapest stock ofdry goods In Wheeling. An
early exaninnuon and you VIII be agTeeaply
| est prices since the war. We viii only emu
neiate n few items OF ourstock, as follows
English chIntzes, 4Oc: Black and white De
Lainess soc; high colonel fancy De LANES,
FANCY DRESS GOoDs.-BlaclS and fancy
silks, cheap; BrOche Poplins, Chene poplins,
RaubaiX poplin, Plain poplin, Shepherds
plaIds, all wool; Knickerbocker Wlpceys,
high coloret, all wool; plaids and checks,
oriental plaids, Persian twills, black and
white mOhRIr, black alpacas, cOlOred alpacas,
figured mOhainsr brOcRde mohaiTs, black fig
uTed alpacas, Empires cloths ofall colorss dg-
aI FR .i:iS ii tSfoRINos- white. onanqe
light, blue, Magenta, and beautiful dark
grounds with bright figures, and all the other
colors and shades In plain goods Black and
meTes, bombaZlnes, SILK striped and check
Valencfes, Inelhnges, blnck Grapes. fnncy and
mourning prints plain, all wool. De LANES OF
all shades and qualities from 50 to Toe. ssrt ~
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
The largest assortment Of cloth cloaks in the
Shawls Of every size and quality, and the
greatest varieties OF styles ever brought to
this market. Particular attention Of the
stock
ton has been given to this stock, and do not
IuVf
the city, ranging from $40 to 500 per set. +.
BED BLANKETS White and colored, very
BLACK AND FANCY. CI.oTHsgG food
black, all wool, fine cloth, for 81 5Operyard.
MEMS WEAR-KentielSy Jeans, Tweed,
FLAESEL Observation-Disclosures heavy
twilled and plain for 5Cc5i fancy shirting Ham
mel; fancy French hlaheI, Rob Roy flannel;
real Welsh tiannels; shaker flannel, and many
other kinds too numerous to mention, at very
low prices; 500 balmorRl skis, the finest SeleC-
ton ever presented to the citizens Of Wheel
ing; good heavy high eOlOred from s. to $40.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES The largest and
WooLEN' NET Coo hs.NFancyy shawIs
nubias, hoods, legglns and wFistlets OF every
variety and latcst designs undershirts ana
drawers for ladies and gents, ut very reduced
prices. l 1r 1efl-t-I Il. u. .f-rl-...G
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
very large assortment of the latest STYLES OF
ornaments, buttons, ginps, cords and tassels,
In sets and otherwise. ff'T - Ig aT'I =
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES-
a full line ofwhite goods Of all the different
kinds. Collars in sets. &C. Good linen hand
SerChlefs from l2lZc up. F'TII 7
Ladies' belt ribbons md buckles in gilt, Jet
ana steel. Also, a great variety OF grenadine
and lace wells Some exceedingly handsome
styles Also, hair nets, entirely new, and
hundreds Of other articles too numerous to
mention. f-1 EiE TT77E7 N
In consequence OF not having our spacious
house entirely completed, we will be very
much crowded and will sell ut greatly reduced
prices to make quick sales We refIlr1l OIlr
sincere thanks to our friends and customers
for past faXoIS, and by close attention, In
creased facilities and low prices, hope to mer-
motto shall be '"TTy to please
Very respectfully,
nov0d3w JOHN RoEAIER & Co.