The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-23
Another Of our popular and leading
dry goods houses is that OF

Another Of our popular and leadln
dry goods houses is that OF
GEORGE R. TAYLOR & CO.,
at No. 10S Main street, at who's
| mammoth and magnificent e=tabllsh
ment can be found all the latest style
in rich dress goods. There is not, per
baps, in this State = house that keep
finer lace and silk goods than this one
while their stock Of goods is less cost!
though equally fashionable and canno
be excelled anywhere. In looking ovel
the stock we find every description o
silk poplins, alpscas, Empress cloths
Tamise cloths, shawls and cloaks OF al
kinds and styles, lace collars OF choice
patterns, richly embroidered handker'
chic g, and in fact everything to com
plere the extensive paraphern ala @
q lady of the present day. We call es'
pecial attention to the cheap counter
which this firm has established. Cal
in time, ladies, such chances are rare
for on this cheap counter" can bt
found goods Of equal value and al
desirable as are to be found on the
shelves OF other stores and at less thar
one-half the cost.
III. sTALLMAN & CO.,
No. 25 Monroe street, have their hol'.
day and winter stock of imported and
domestic cloths, cassimers, overcoat>
ings, vestings, beautiful articles OF neck
wear, gloves, and, in fact, everything
kept in merchant tailoring establish
ment. The high reputation this firm en-
JOYS is for the excellence OF the material
used and the handsome and workman
like manner in which suits are made by
them.
For many reasons the jevelry estab-
lisnment of
wM. A. TURNER,
No. Ill Market street, has been a
grand centre OF attraction among hol-
iday purchasers. Every article in the
line Of JV0uterie that taste could desire,
every style of jewelry, gold and silver
watches for gentlemen or ladies'; in a
word, everything usually found in a
first class jewelry store is displayed here
in rich proiusion. There are ladies'
and gents finger and ear rings, set
with diamonds and every variety OF
precious stones; elegant clusters OF jew
elry, studs wrlstlets; cameo coral and
other sets.
One of the most popular places in
Wheeling is the market and green gro
cery OF
J. J.MCLUsKEY,
on Market street, opposite the McLure
House McCluskey is the agent for the
popular LAMAR e. Counselman oysters,
a brand that has in few short months
taken the place of all others, and which
are now used by all families who prefer
the best oysters in the market. At this
house can also be found venison and all
kinds OF game, chickens, turkeys, fresh
eggs, prime butter, celery, Lee & Per-
rims Worcestershire sauce, horseradish
and everything else usually found in a
green grocery, He proposes to furnish
fresh meats every morning. While
you are out making your purchases for
your Christmas dinner remember to call
at McCluskey's, where you are conve-
uient to the street cars and where you
can find the best OF everything you want
in his line.
J. D. STANTON,
corner Of Market and Monroe streets
Such a collection OF holiday goods TO be
found in this establishment passeth our
understanding. The counters and
shelves fairly groan under the pressure
OF the instructive, amusing and beauti-
'ul things that adorn item. Hand
somely bound Bibles, books OF poetry,
novels hy the standard authors, brack-
ets smoking SETS card cases, flower pot
covers, work boxes, writing desks, card
receivers, albums, and numerous other
articles in multitudinous variety are TO
he found among Mr. Stanton's well se-
lected stock. II YOU wish to make
your child or children a present OF q
mechanical toy, you can here find them
of most novel design and in every varl-
ETY.. The display made by Mr.. Stanton
must command the attention OF all who
love to see their iavorite authors bound
in elegant style. His stock is beyond
all question the finest in his line in the
city and his prices are within the reach
of all who desire fine presentation
volume.
II. FRANK.
To Mr.. Frank belongs the credit OF
introducing the one.price system Of sci.
ling ready-made clothing into this city.
His plan is 10 mark tie price of each
article offered for sale in plain figures,
and from those prices there ls no devia-
tion. When you examine an article
you know just what you have to pay
for it, and you know that neither you
nor any other person can buy it for
less. This system OF dealing is very
popular, as seen by the great crowds Of
people who flock TO II. Franks one
price, square dealing clothing store,
No 40 Monroe street
CHARLESTON.
Passage OF the Capital Bill in the