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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
J. ". HE!sEELL.

Everybody wants books for the holi-
day season and every body may find a
splendid assortment OF beautifully
bound standard works at J. W. Heis-
kelPs we'll known store on Twelfth
street. He has large and well select
ed stock Of picture and story books for
children and some very elegant biblss,
hymn books, and other gift books for
older persons. The standard poets and
prose writer's appear inl very handsome
array and will meet with ready sale.
Call and zee them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
A. EGERTER.

The choice family groceries at A. e.
Egerter's will constitute necessary part
OF a good Christmas dinner. All Of
the ingredients for q frstrate dinner
may be found there, from the material
for the soup to the final dessert, and
we doubt not that a present Of q fat
turkey purchased at Egerter's. or a
package of groceries from the same
place will be highly appreciated by the
good folks at home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
P. L. linn.

During many years past Zinn's con-
dictionary establishment has been one
OF the institutions Of Wheeling, and the
excellence OF his goods and the fairness
of his dealing have given him good
reputation and large trade. Mr., linn
still manufactures the best candies and
keeps splendid stock OF everything in
the confectionery line. In holiday
times sweet-meats are always in order,
and at linn: there ia to be found a
large supply Of the very best the mar
ket affords. lie has on hands a large
assortment OF holiday toys and Confec-
tioIery Of all kinds, and no person who
visits his store at Bridge Corner for the
purpose of buying candies need 60 away
disappointed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
HARPER & BRO.

"a If you want to buy a hat or cap or
umbrella or a fur muller or any other
of the articles usually kept in hat stores,
90 to the long established and deserv-
edly popular house OF Harper d Bro.
By careful attention to the wants Of the
trade and by the most watchiul regard
for the interests of their customers the
firm OF Harper & Bro. has won for it.
self an enviable reputation in this com.
munity, and stands at the head OF the
trade. They have now on hand the
latest and most spproJed styles OF hats
and caps, and there is absolutely noth-
ing in this line that they cannot at once
supply. They can fill your order for
any kind OF hats or caps, aud whatever
you purchase there may be relied upon
as being precisely what it is represented
to be. They have good line OF goods
suitable for holiday presents, and invite
the attention of their customers and OF
the public at large to their new and
fashionable styles Of hats and cape
They keep also splendid stock of UNI
brellas. 10 which the attention of those
looking for Christmas or New Years
presents is particularly called. A good
umbrella, especially if it be of silk, is q
present that cannot fail to be highly
priced and carefully cherished by its
owner, Call and see Hsrper's stock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
HARTMAN 4 CO.

During the cold weather now upon
US aud likely TO continue for some time
a suit of that handsome and iashioDs-
bic resdy-usde winter clothing to be
found at Hartman i Co.'S on Twelfth
street would be q most acceptable pres
ent to father or son or brother or friend.
There is also in Hsrtman's stock q
splendid lot of geutlemsn's underwear
and other furn shiug goods and for q
useful and appreciated gift nothing
could be better than some OF the masy
articles OF that kind. Coats, psnta-
looms, vests, shirts, understands, draw
ers, socks, collars, gloves, mittens,
mufiers. neckties, hsndkerchiefs, sus-
peuders, and in short every article oil
clothing that is worn by men or boys,
except only hats and shoes, may be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
r. J. sMYTH.

The headquarters Of good cheer have
been established at R. j. Smyth's well
known store, on the corner of Market
and l4th streets Such large and lu-
cious raisins, such juicy and tender
miuce meat, such charming currsnh,
never before formed part Of Christ
mas pudding or a Christmas pie. The
store absolutely abounds in good things
appropriate to the season, and fancy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
HEIR GSX 4 BRO.


For holiday gilt there is nothing
more universally acceptable than a
handsome article of jewelry. At He
Drank g. Bros. our city readers will find
fret rate assortment Of jewellers
goods, which have been selected with
good taste and will be sold at low prices
The buyer can hardly fail to find in
their collection some article which ia
just the thing he desires IS testimo-
NAL OF regard and he can feel well as
sured that whatever be purchases from
this popular firm will prove to be pre-
cisely what the seller represents it.
]. P. TRUsoHELL.
Before purchasing your supply Of
confectionery and candy toys 60 to J.
P. Truschell at No. 1880, Market street,
and examine his goods. He has 90
endless variety OF tae best imported
candies aad fruits aud a splendid stock
OF his own manufacture. At this sea-
son when candies play such an import
ant part in delighting the little folks
and making home happy, you cannot
do better than to give Mr., Truschell g
call. Whatever you buy there may
be relied upon as fresh aud good and
rare bargains will be given to custo-
mera
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31

THE MOST APPROPRIATE
GIFTS.
What to Buv and Where to
Buy it.
UIDETOPURCHASERs.

"The holiday season" the time when
of all the year human hearts expand
most and feel most tenderly for all man.
kind, is here. Since the Saviour of the
world came bearing good gifts unto
men, this season has been celebrated
by the Christian world as an appro'
pirate time for cemeutipg by acts of
kindness and by friendly gifts the affec.
ton that all the members of our COM
mon family should feel for each other,
thus family rejecting the love which
our common Father bears for all his
children. In the selection Of gifts as tes-
timonials OF regard there is the widest
possible range. The cheapest trinket
may be the symbol OF more affection
than the costliest diamond. But yet,
in the purchase of holiday gifts we
would suggest that due attention be
paid to what the recipient most needle
and what will be most useful or most
highly priced. In the list of dealers
whose goods furnish opportunity for
the most appropriate selection we men,
ton the following, confident that
among these every reasonable want may
be supplied and that from these the
purchaser may rely upon receiving
courteous treatment and fair ex-
change for the money spent.
LOUIS DEcHERT.
At his handsome new room in Beck's
Block" on Market street, Mr.. Louis
Dechert has a first rate line OF watches,
clocks and jewelry, suitable for the
holiday trade. Some very beautiful
opera glasses attract the eye of the visi-
tor and would make peculiarly appro-
pirate holiday gifts. They are offered
at very low prices. Mr.. Dechert also
offers come rare bargains in ladies'
watches, some of the stock on hand ber
ing perfect gems in point of beauty and
warranted good time keepers. His
stock OF rings, earrings, brooches, and
other articles OF jewelry is ALEC unusu-
ally full and attractive and well wor-
thy OF inspection before purchasing else
where
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31

TEE agent of the John E. Owens
troupe was in the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
?, woLLEyTEgzR.

For toys and fancy nick-Dacks to
please the children aud even delight
some Of larger growth there ia no place
like Wollenwebers st No. ll4l Main
street. The store is sort OF depot
where Saint Nicholas may eli his
pack. Little children gazing in there
become fairly wild with delight
and when you are gathering
materials TO I'll tbs little
stockings o. hang On the Christmas
Tree, just go to WOllenwebers and
gather up an armful Of the toys and
trinkes and wonderful things that
there abound. You can't choose amiss,
and whatever you carry home will be
greeted with satisfaction by the little
folks. Don't isil to call,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
J. W. M'CLUsEEY L son.
GEORGE R. TAYLOR & co.

This firm enjoys deserved promi-
nence in the dry goods trade in this
city. They have made specially OF
procuring none but the best goods in
their line and ii has long aimee come 10
be understood that whatever was pur~
chased at Taylor's was as good as could
be found in the market, either here or
in the eastern cities. To this care in
the selection OF the best fabrics Mr..
Taylor has added good taste in the
choice Of styles and has learned
by long experience principally what
the Wheeling people want His present
stock of goods has been selected with
even more than usual care and ia
offered at far lees than usual prices. 1t
ia useless to euumerste here any OF the
special styles Of the goods in store
suffice it TO cay that there 10 nothing 10
their line that cannot be found Of the
best quality and at the cheapest prce
at George r. TaYlors. Hyeu want TO
buy your wife a calico dress or an
elegant elk; q pair OF hose or q splen-
did set OF furs; 90 to George r. Tsylors
and find just what you want. tie q
splendid place for the purchase Of holi-
day gifts that will be no less useful than
ornamental and that cannot fail TO
please their recipients.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
groceries of all kinds and Of the best
quality may be found there.

groceries of all kinds and Of the best
quality may be found there.
Q. r. BROWN & 90.
Mr.. Browns jewelry establishment
under Washington Hall has long been
q favorite with the Wheeling people and
deserves 10 continue 80. The same ex.
quisile taste that has heretofore Character.
lied the selection Of goods has been ex-
ercised in the purchase OF the present
stock, and the gentleman or lady who
desires to give 10 a friend an article Of
jewelry as a tribute Of regard cannot
fail to find at Browns for thatpurpose
something that is neat and appropriate
and OF excellent quality. We have no
more space for the enumeration OF the
various articles. Go and see and select
for yourself.
BROWN HIGGINS.
One of tie most acceptable presents
that can be made to the loved ones is q
frst-rate rA- :rsph such as Brown d
Higgins, at on Twelfth street fold
Monroe)ca furnish whenever you call.
They have spared no expense in pTocur'
ing skilllul artists, and they keep well
up to the front in the daily improve
ments that are being made in photogra-
ply. They make al OF the latest and
most approved styles of portraits, and
stand equal 10 the best in the photo
graphic art, Call and see the success
they have attained.
Ut. LAKIN L co.
While on Twelfth street (old Monroe)
where so many goods suitable to the
season are to be found, cali at j. I.
Lakin's and examine his stock Of gents
clothing and furnishing goods. Mr..
Lakin has long been favorite OF the
Wheeling people in this department oil
business and be has displayed bis pro-
verbal good taste in the selection OF his
present stock. There is nothing in his
whole establishment that would not
form a most acce ptable holiday present
to Q gentleman friend, from suit Of
broadcloth to a pocket-haudkerchief or
neck tie.
BROWN THE Halter.
A favorite gift for gentleman is
new hat. 1t is always appreciated, and
when purchased from Browns tasty
and fashionable stock it is always eIe-
CANT and acceptable. Harry has made
a specially of the latest and most FASH
ionable styles in the finest OF heal gear,
and keeps abreast with the most recent
eastern fashions. He has also fine
assortment CT Umbrellas from the
cheapest Bingham to the finest Silk.
We might meution also his beautiful
assortment OF Canes. We must cay there
is no house in the city that can surpass
his for good goods and fashionable
styles,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
DALBEY & CO.

What is nicer or moro gratifying Il
the wearer, than an elegantly made anC
well fitting pair OF boots or shoes To
get Just such an article our readers arr
referred to Messrs. Dalbey d Co., suc'
cessors to Feargus Whally, ati2li Mar
ket street, opposite the Mcclure House
They make nothing but custom work
ofthe very best quality and at the low
est rates. They ask an inspection o
their work and prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
J. L. HOBBS, son 4 co.


present more than usually attractive
display OF queensware and glass and
fancy articles. Thei- windows fairly
blaze with beauty, and the visitor lin
gers long to look upon the handsome
articles offered for sale. They have a
full and we'll selected stock OF genuine
French China and indeed Of everything
in the queensware line. Elegantly en-
graved glass sets are exhibited at as
tonishingly low prices. and We need
scarcely remind the reader that q
dozen engraved goblets such as may be
found at Hobbs would constitute a
valuable and highly appreciated holi.
day gift. They have also q very beau
tilul assortment OF gold-tard and orna-
meuted dinner and tea sets. A number
OF quaint and handsome novelties IN
china suitable for mantel ornaments
are also exhibited, and there is q stock
Of vsses, toilet Gets, ornamented coffee
cups, aud numerous smaller articles
that cannot fail to delight the purchss-
er and prove highly acceptable as
Christmas and New Year presents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-31
g. II. BOOTH < co.

Christmas would hardly be Christ
mas without bringing a supply Of those
splendid oysters to be found at G. Fl.
Booth & Cos deserverly popular Boat
Store" at The corner OF 18th and
Water streets. You may find there
also choice lot OF English Pickles
Chow-Chow, Worcestershire Sauce,
and all the other concomitants OF al
oyster supper. They also have a stock
of family groceries TO which attention
is invited.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-31
a New l4ulDAe.. @ ooOsV1ng Get.
ton.

blowing cotton Ii 4 sitting room
game u .le jollicrt sort. Lot ~ many
AZ may bs iii around table, with
hands folded aud arms extended along
thu edge ot The table. each person
touching elbows with his ncighbor on
cucl, side u him. Take small piece
of common cotton batting, picked up
50 AZ to be madc M lish. and airy NJ
possible. Put this In thu center of tho
table Let somo one count "onc, two.
three and then lst cAch ono blow hia
best to keep tho cotton away from him
self, ard drive Il upon somc ono elsc.
Tho person ON whom II aligh.s must
ray forfeit No ono must tako up
his arms 10 escape tho cotton. When
Il alights. take Il up and start ancw.
Il will be q sury sobcr sct indeed. who
can play two " thrco rounds without
indulging In tho hcalthisst sort VI up
roariol,s laughter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-31
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r~c,le. Think 4 war r~i,t -, aud
ID nes disgrace ,s'as e,,s.fl,aen,s "
WIN In h----ll ste ,sa I" ssrla,m.
III Chandler, and With tia, m struck
Mr. llaanrgan Nth VII his fuscv 10 she
sii. oi vi. ince.
llsnnsgsn was stunned h, The hlow.
which he ha,fs'", expected. t~Iax =
peacemakcr and nos fighter, but he
picked up mclasws pitcher and
brongh. II luwn on zarh's forehead ~
that he WAS covered with blood and
mclas-cs, which, strange A. Il may ap.
pear. seemed 10 Improve his appearance.
liz to"k ~ tho ncarcs, JUL hc could
6nd to strike llanncgan with Il: hut
Hanncgan dnckcd his head. and Zach.
struck an entirely harmclcs, person In
the abdomen. who forthwith got tho
cramps and walked out IL the dining
room on his belly. llanm ran said that
hc now understood that Zach. meant
business; NJ forthwith hc took
that great patriot hy the top.knot. anil
pushing his head down toward tho Aoor,
dragged him along, planting blows an
over his fron.ispiccc, and noarly maxi
Ing IN intelligent countcnancc cut of
the Sena.or Much spcn., gasping.
and fro,hing. Xacharius followed his
hair across tho door, and several ladies
rushing IN. cricl
"Oh don't kill that man !"
No, ladies'" said lIanncgnn. Il
just want - keep him from injuring
'ne, anl, II yon will take care of him.
] shall Let him 70 Immediately"
With this. Hanncgan gave Zach
last shot, which cifcctually finished
him, and the Michigan Ajax rollcd
over on HI. back. and wns whsclbAr-
rowcd away BY some of the servants
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-31
An q nIuCky Ons.

] believe | Am horn to losses and
cr.rscs for my whols lifs. III play u
.Oddx and Evens," can mover oncc
guess tho right way. III toss up :
penny, Il Il sure u fall head downward.
II have ! 6ne lot cf marbles, tho
llrs. :imc ! attempt % play with
sono boy. hos saro 10 win thom Ill.
II have . bran new knilc---one
that prizc worry highly on account u
In being present from my sister, Il
II surc % dip through some unluoky
hole III my pockets. and iall whore
can neyer And Il.
II "go a.lerrying." and gst my
basket full, I'm uuro 10 stumble and
spill tl,cm all. before ! get homc.
II ! - IN company, and Try 70 %.
pear smart. I'm sure 70 NY Or Do somc.
thing that I'm ashamed of ever after.
l never hsd piece " bread,
Particularly large and vide,
HIT fvli upon shs saadsd Aoor,
And ALUAys o. ~ bstssrsd side.
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liia hind feea from ,he erssMi.
Aaa sAo~..l AIs teeth and esekrA Ais ears
And otherwise behaved
tmrer,lnen,ly, ~ dogs do,
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tut all hls hostile sisAs were mcs
ny slgns ~ hostile, quite,
Aud nus dsg fslt hlmself compelled
To Nllhk away. Or AGht.
lie dew Into that looking glass,
With all his Nigh, and maln--
rlllsa ~lsA sArxrin. and broken glass,
lle soon aew out again
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HAD Gol Into scriusmAge,
Through Indignation NJ tAe sisht
or his own olious image.
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Destroyed hls self.cstscn,
for thc hi,leous reality
Surprised hts widest ,lronm,
L,fc lust, ut once, MI chnrm for hlu,
10 mournfully, he stecre.l
Into \ nslahhorln. sausagc-1hop,
Aud never rsappsarci,
The novel of this dsrgerrl
II obvious, / trust i
for thsre Ii u moral lessam In
NH bakers logs llsgustl,
" Ao,ae men know how they appear
70 oshsrr, they would hllc
Themselves wi,hin y sausags.shop-
That Ii. they'd sule,.le.
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Tms Larxsr Axp rnx Bssf.--Ws
are In receipt II tho initial number IT
TmE MusieAL E,mo. n monthly journ.
NJ devoted IL music and its literature.
IN mechanical appearance the Musical
Echo II 4 gem " art, and iis contcnts
nrc hptl, amusing aud instructive. De-
sidss highly Interesting and clsvsrly
written story founded ", tho opera
Martha. tho Eshu contais several
columns II we'll Mado up art notes.
eritiqnca, &c.. anl concludes with thrcs
beautiful pieces ~ music. from tho
pens u cox. Kurt Panscr and Love.
JOY.
Tho Musical Echo Ii published at .
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lar per year. by II. n llsmpAtod. MI.
waukcc. WIN II wcll known, not only
~ one of tho heaviest music publishers
In tho Wcst. but NJ ons of our best
composers.
We advise such " our readers ~
have any taslc fur music to subscribe
10 tho Musical Echo. Each numbsr
contnins music which, when publishsd
In si,cct form. cannot bs bought for
double thu price VI ) years subscrlp-
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Bertha CMvoeOM'A roreune.
~ .LixA ~ rAnkxR.

Tho summer nigh. had boon wild and
stormy. hut m II ncarcd its close tho
tamrs. had abated. and tho gray
damp dawn, saturated with oppressive
rwec.ners, broke npon tho silent, alum-
hcring earth 'rhcn rals rosea.e
hue hawe,l IN rirplcs half way around
the h"rixo,, tinging tho morning fky
with IL delicate glow. coloring tho low.
liost shrubs aud tho loliic1t trees with
waves u crimson, aud casting mt Into
tho luore space floating wrentha of ,ofs-
e,t. mil,lcrt hucs. like tho scattering
leaves II ,lollcatcly tinted rosss. Then
4 brighter glory oyersprcaA tho hca,.
cns; tho rising sun cn.hroncd himself.
like mighty monarch on bis scat VI
honpr. Mountains Of white mist ~.
rc,rling from tho ssa. tho beach shone
likc 1 ahcst u FURNISHED Ailvor. and tho
sub,luea billows cams forth out IL the
mist TO gaxo upon tho sccpe and then
glide noi.clcs~ly away along shc gleam.
Ing olgc.. Seemingly : hush of alani.
ration rested On Tho faco of Nature,
which lackeA grandly beautiful 70 The
rorrowing young creature who stood u
tho humble easement u hcr now homo
III tho Southern forest. Thsro. In .Ls
Arst bilier, hitter forotasto u ) desc.
lasion neysr before experienced. and
amid tho Asss sitting u ruthless discosl.
tcnt that now dawned out VI hsr lone
" lifc, DorthA Carlton tho woodman' !.
fair daughter. gassd on tho picture,
Tho worll seemed. % hsr gsntls heart.
an empty aud mslo- dramatic Aars and
glare. l,sHsath which dwsls NO wasmsh
" lru.l--s wile exranss upon which
lhs strained eys was loss-s gorgsoul
trust work. IN whoSe eold splsn,lor svs'
y hope and youthful dream, with Ill
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