The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-24

tons and fancy goods, such as delight
the little folks. Keeps everything
desirable to fill Christmas stockings
and sells very cheap.
MRS. GARPoRrH, opposite the
Mcclure House makes her windows
gay with everything pretty and at
tractive for children. She keeps all
sorts of toys and notions, ladies' work
boxes, knit wooden goods. baskets.
and great many other things which
children land old folks too) always
want in Christmas times. A pleasant
place TO get just what you want.
SEWING MACHINES,
Perhaps there is no present more be-
coming the holidays, or any other days,
than a sewing ma chine; and II any Of
our gentlemen readers have such de-
signs on their wives, sisters or other
lady friends, they should go 10 VIM.
SUMNER IS Co.'S, salesrooms, on Main
street lust above Monroe, where our
friend Lucas will sell them the most
elega Mt Wheeler Il Wilson at the low
est figures. OXIoBY u DUFFIELD, next
door keep the Grover & Baker for those
who prefer it. Either would be an nc.
ceptable present to a lady; but if a
single gentleman wants n sewing ma
chino for his own use, we advise him
to ask somo pretty girl to make him a
Christmas gift OF herself.
MUSIC.
II any of our readers contemplate
making somebody IA present ola grand
piano or cabinet organ, he should go TO
SnEm's on Market st, west side between
Quincy and Monroe where besides
these they will find all kinds of musI-
cal Instruments. musical goods, sheet
music and music books.
DRY GOODS. CLOAKs, FURS &C.
Few presents are more acceptable TO
tho ladies than m elegant shawl,
cloak, set of furs, or Il fine dress pat
tern. GEORGE r. TAYLOR d Co.,. in
Merchants Block, have unsurpassed
attractions In this way. Their goods
are always OF the best. Their stock of
winter dress goods embraces r. wide
variety. Their furs arc the Sable,
Foreign Mink, Fitch and Siberian
Squirrel.
RHODES 81 Co. in the same block of
fer equal attractions. Although the
thieves carried off large amount OF
their fine goods they have many more
left. Their assortment is large and
choice and their prices proverbialIy
low. They make n speciality of their
rich black cloaking velvets, but offer
great attractions in furs, shawls, &c.
BRUEs Il SANDERS, a few doors above,
don't allow anybody in the city to sur
pass them either in observation-disclosures of
their goods or prices. They have every
thing in their line suitable for holiday
gifts, in the way of rich dress goods,
shawls and furs. Pleasant gentlemen
to deal with. and sure to suit youi you
so there.
JOHN RoEMER, at Nos. 81 and SO Main
street, Centre Wheeling, has about the
finest stock south OF the creek. Is al
ways equal to the demands of the holi-
days; up with his assortment and down
with his prices.
HENRY RoEMER, No. sc, corner Main
and Biddle streets, keeps everything in
the dry goods way that anybody else
does. His furs, fur hoods. shawIs, knit
breakfast shawls. are very nice things
for giving and receivingand very cheap
for cash.
FISHER & SEAMoN, ZIG Main street,
Hornbrook's building, offer more than
their usual attractions for the holidays,
in dry goods and notions. They claim
to have "the best and cheapest" Go
and see.
Perhaps OF all the places in the city
to buy your presents of furs, kid gloves,
ladies' hats, etc., ETC., there is none sur
passing that of d. A. ADLER tE Co., 14I
Main street. These are ADLER's spe-
ciality, and he ought to excel all others
both in the elegance of his goods and
the chearness of his prices.
Ifyou want to buy your presents of
Dry Goods, shoes. hosiery, carpets and
oil cloths, furniture, and anything
that you can't find anywhere else. at
auction or auction prices, go to HUB
BARD & BRos., Market street near
Quincy.
ROOFS AND SHOES.