The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-23
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
CHRISTMAS COLUMN
where to Buy
AID WHO TO BUY OF.

bsre again, gentle reader, and presum-
n, tbst YOU all desire 10 know where
"a buy and who to buy of, we present
r,u the names of live, active, energetic
bn.ipess men, according to our annual
custom I'VE hold this truth to be
.slfevdeut," that the man OF business
rbo has the lest articles in his line to
s,n and is willing to sell them at a
living prsfit, is the man who wants
c,stom and is not afraid to ask for it.
Believing firmly that you can deal best
with the best advertisers, we present the
names of houses with which we can
recommend you to trade.
All around US the air is redolent with
the fragrance OF the holiday season, and
everything betokens a happy season,
O,r merchants have exhibited unpar-
snelei enterprise in laying in stocks
more superb and attractive than dis
psyed in former years. Nothing re-
mains for the public out TO select their
presen,s. This, however, requires
careful study, for the taste Of the donor
q. well as tie dopee must be considered,
soi most persons experience difficulty
inmaking decision. But while there
are many subjects upon which the
intending donor can lavish his taste'
there is rome that presents a more ex
tended field than jewelry, and one OF
the finest diplays we have seen in our
rounds is that exhibited at the store OF
c.P. BROWN CO,
on Monroe street, under Washington
Hal. From early dawn until late at
night this establishment is crowded
with ladies' and gentlemen, selecting
souvenirs for their friends. A brief
glance at their stock justifies us 10 pro-
nounc ng it one OF the largest, finest,
most varied AMI best assorted that we
have ever seen. 1t consists OF elegant
diamonds, jewelry, watches, chains,
locke,s, soil and plated silver ware,
etc, such as is usually found in the
large iewelry houses OF this country.
Their stock Of Lange's Watches cam
not be excelled anywhere. You can
fad at this house anything in their line
that you may desire, and at reasonable
rates. The high reputation OF the
principal OF this firm is a guarantee
that every article you buy OF them will
be just az represented.
''oFFICE" SALOON.
Daring this extreme cold weather,
aud when our citizens are expendlng
money so literally, they should not
forget that when they want a choice
glass Of wine; liquor, a mixed or fancy
drink Of any description, a first class
meal or lunch, or anything to warm the
inner man, the Office" Saloon, under
Washington Hall, is the place TO get IT.
Nessrs. Vaas " Ritter, the proprietors,
are gentlemen who understand the
wants Of their guests exactly and are
determined to please them.
the Monroe street daily market,
under the McLure House, as instituted
and conducted by
MEEE i HARDMAN,
isa favorite place OF dealing for all who
wish the best Of game, fish, oysters
prime butter, fresh eggs, and in fac
everything necessary to the preparation
Of a first.class Christmas or New Year
dinner. They are young men who have
won their already extensive patronage
by fair dealing and by keeping nothing
but the best in the market.
But while we are talking of eating
let us stop in at
THE CITY DINING ROOMS,
where George Kimple, the energetic
and euterprising proprietor is prepared
with first class cook to serve oysters
BIRDS, game, steaks, chops, outlets; II
isct everything you NAV want to make
an elegant repsst, and at reasonable
fgures The dining rooms are hsni,
somely fitted up for both lailes and
gentlemen. His price for board Is
only FIVE dollars per week.
Let us now turn our attention 10
another direction, and pay a visit tc
the elegant rooms of the
GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE CON
PANY.
Among the business establishments o
Wheeling none are more noted for tnel
perpetual activity at all seasons thar
the Grover Il Baker sslesroom, NO. "
Market street, a tact which is doubtless
dueto the un1eniable and very superio
merit OF their new Improved SEWING
Machine. The worth and general e9
cellence OF this machine is almost uni
versally acknowledged in this section o
country. In spite OF the bitter and de
termined competition aud Of the ne'
machines thrown upon the marke! a
aaplrants tor public favor, the new I'm
proved Grover u Baker has held lts ow'
on pure merit, and has given the utmos
satisfaction wherever used. There
no kind of sewing to which this ma
chine is not adapted. 1t performs OF
the thickest cloth or the most del'cat
fabric equally well, while for hemming
telling, braiding, cording, tucking, oinc
ing, rufang, embroiderlug, etc, etc.
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