The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-21

| WHAT 25 CENTS WILL Dove notice
the arrival of j. r. Kennedy g. Co., in
| our city, the best conducted establish
ment in the United States, for few
days only. The store room formerly
occupied by j. II. Smith & Co., llO
Main street, Will be open every day
from o'clock "A. NJ, till 10 o'clock 7,
NJ, where the officers of the Company
will be found ut their respective desks.
experimenting the sale, and taking
every means TO secure the full rights OF
all purchasers, and exercising n vigil
liant supervision over every department,
and over the large number or clerks
and employees necessary in carving
on so stupendous an enterprise. The
various departments and show rooms
are fitted up gswith every regard
to elegance, comfort and refined taste
while the greatest pains are taken to
display the goods to the best advantage
for the inspection of the public, and
where the officers are at all times pleas
ed TO receive such visitors, whether
purchasers or not, us may wish to OBJ
serve the workings of this very novel
and ingenious method of dispOsing of
TINS grand One-price sale. The, stock
will be found to contain greater va.
riety of goods than can be found nny-
where in the world, outside OF the great
National Exhibitions in London and
Paris. BY the glitter and sparkle of
the diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and
other rare and costly gems, which flash
fiery hues from the jewel-cases which
are placed about the store, at the sides,
in beautiful plate glass and silver
cases, we behold n gorgeous, auriferous
and argentiferous display of costly
wares of everylkind and description. In,
another department we find the greatest
assortment of silver ware, consisting
of ice pitchers, fruit-baskets, silver re-
volving castors, wine-gobleIs, and ten
Thousand other articles, too numer-
Gus to mention, making II sight, once
seen, never TO be forgotten. 1t really
brings your memory back to fairy tales
| or such scenes as Aladdin's palace. Not
I fhr of from the silver ware we see the
greatest collection of albums, gorgeous
in gold and Colors-specimens of ele-
CANT hindinS-piled about the shelves
or etageres in large numbers. In fact,
the stock is composed of heteroge-
neous mass of all sorts of articles in
tended for use and ornament, and all
are disposed of to purchasers, The
firm has now been in successful opera
ton for over seven years, throughout
the Eastern States, and during that
time its transactions have been very
large, and all its workings have given
the greatest satisfaction to all concerned.
1t is unlike any other prize exhibition
ever gotten up i'll the United Statesmen
formed for speculation, to be thing of
a moment. but to be made n perma-
nency. Therefore, we say to the pub
lie, do otcomPare this gigantic -insti-
tuition with any of those ephemeral
small gin affairs that are generally To-
Gated in some dingy, obscure room in
a by-street, the proprietors of which
/ have more or less flooded the country
with pamphlets intended to make false
impressions, and crowded the columns
of the country journals with ADVERTISE
ments intended to deceive. This con-
Germ is founded upon a firm basis. Its
plan of operations, in all respects, is
fair and legitimate, and is fully enti-
tied to the support and patronage of the
public. j. r. Kennedy Il Co. s stay IL
limited toa few days only, You may
| buy gold watch for a dollar, n silver
ice-pitcher for one dollar, or any arti-
Gle among that great and valuable as
sortment of goods.
n. B. Remember one dollar buys
anything.