The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-29
WHEELING LOCALS,


counties should notice the advertise
ments of Wheeling houses to he found
in this issue:
HENRY BRUEs, No. Ia Main street,
has the largest, and best selected stock
OF dry goods to be found in the city
All orders attended to with promptness !;
prices low and goods Of first quality.
j. H. STALLMAN " Co, merchant tail
ors. No. 25 Monroe street, have first
class clothing establishment. Their
prices for suits are very reasonable and
customers need have no fears of being
imposed upon by "shoddy," when they
buy there. If you need an overcoat,
dress suit, business suit, shirts. drawers,
or anything else in the clothing line,
give them a call.
w. H. HENNEGAN Il Co jewelers., No.
104 Main street, invite the custom Of
the country; they ale business men and
send out work and were that cannot fail
10 please those who trade with them.
G. W. FRANzuEIM 4 Co., No 157
Market street, keeps a large stock Of
liquors on hands. The reputation Of
the house for fair dealing is excellent,
and their liquors are as represented;
prices compare favorably with those Of
other dealers
HARPER.& Bro No. II Main street,
are prepared at sill times TO furnish the
trade with the latest styles of hats, caps,
ladies furs and other goods in their line,
They are reliable in every way.
JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT, No. 125 Main
street, deals in guns, powder, shot, caps,
gun aads, cutlery, guitars. banjos, spec
.tacles, field ard opera glasses, and other
articles found in first class establish
ment. This house has been doing bu-
siness for the last 81 years and is known
by sportsmen, surveyors, musicians, and
other classes, to he frst-class. Orders
promptly attended TO. Call when you
visit the city.
WILLIAM BAcHARACH, No. 100 Main
street, calls the attention of all whole
sale milliners and merchants to his full
line of millinery and fancy goods
Prices reasonable as at other establish
ments. Give him a call when you visit
the city. Orders will receive prompt
attention. Oct. 20, At,
i'll HOBBS & Son, No. lis Main and
40 water street, dealers in queehsware
and other goods in that line, are doing
fine business. Their stock is an ex-
tensive one, and assorted with q view to
suit the trade of Ohio, West Virginia
and that of other places doing bust.
ness in the city.
FoRsEsg& COLLINS, No So Main street,
have first-class queensware establish
ment and invite the trade to give them
a call. They sell no inferior wares;
their prices will compare favorably with
those of other establishments in the
same business.
BosLEY & FENEY, Confectioners, No
SO Main street, have house full of
sweet things. They have preserved
mince meat, put up in buckets, that will
keep sweet until used; this is something
new in the trade Their candies and
other. r.confectioneries are first class.
JOHN P. TRUscHELL, confectioner, No.
JOG market street, deals in confectione
atfes suitable to the trace of this section.
He keeps full stock on hands at all
times and sells at fair prices. Give him
call when you go to the city to buy
your Holiday goods.
SIMPSON q HoGE, No. 35 Main street,
West side, wholesale dealers in dry
goods, notions and other articles usually
found in wholesale dry goods houses,
have the largest and best stock to be
found in Wheeling. They are A. No. l
mel. and can be relied upon TO do just
what they promise,
LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS, wholesale
grocers, corner Main & Quincy streets,
keep constantly on hands the choicest
family groceries to be found in the mar
ket. The reputation of the firm for fair
dealing is established with the trade,
east and west. Buy your groceries there
'ifryoudesire the best.
C. P. BROWN & Co., No 2 Washing
ton Hall, Monroe street, jewellers, have
an eSGd SlCOuu W uOuc III TIC
country This house is well known
to the trade throughout the country
-All-ware ard work warranted to do ex
actly as represented.
C. D. KNOX & Co., No 65 Main street,
deal extensively in boots and shoes of
every style and description. The firm
has aTeputation for honest, square deal
ing, that has built up an eNtensivetrade
Our merchants, who deal elsewhere, can
do better at this house than at any other
west of the eastern cities.
WIZ. II. ROBINSON, No. Is Main street,
has complete stock of paints, oils,
glass, white and red lead, turpentine,
yarnishes, lime, doors, sash, glazed
sash and eysfything else to be found in
q first class house Of this kind. Orders
promptly filed, at reasonable rates. Mr..
RoB1NsoN can be relied upon as an hon.
est, upright business man.
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