The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-10

the spring opening of Henry Brues on
last evening was magnificent success,
we earnestly beg our readers TO remem-
Der that We are not applying a stereotyp-
ed phrase not warranted by the
facts, for most assuredly no
other term would Ally praise it.
From the time the many brilliant gas
lets began to disclose the dazzling and
bewildering array of goods, until the last
moment that propriety allowed spectators
to remain, the room was literally crowded
with admiring spectators. TWAS estimated
that not less than eight hundred or thous-
and persons, principally ladies, were
present during the evening, and they
were all unanimous in praising the mar
velous taste and skill of Mr. Brues in not
only the selections of goods, but in their
ARRANGEMENT. The ceilings and sides OF
the building were festooned with fabrics
rich and rare, IN manner that elected
MANY involuntary EXPLANATIONS of de-
light from the galaxy of beauties that
thronged the room, while the counters
and shelves bore II wealth OF goods 50
temptlngly displayed, that pater ta"'i-
las could well grasp his pocket
pocket book convulsively had he
seen them. The verdict of the ladies, and
they are the ones who know how to Judge
such things. was, that never before was
there in the city OF Wheeling, an opening
mere brilliant, and more pregnant with
good results to the proprietor, and never
man who surpassed Mr. Brnes, in
arranging his goods with taste.
ELEGANT CoNFaCTIoNERY.-A. Ncu-
hansen, who has purchased the conirc-
tionery establishment of C. IL. Behler,
on Market street, has reprinted and rem
ovated the entire building, and fixed up
one OF the most elegant places OF this
kind to be found outside of a large city.
Mr. Neuhausen has just return
ed from New York, where he
had been in business for sometime, and
knows how to run thing Of this kind. y
new and handsome soda fountain adornS
the front part of the store room, and viii
be open to-day for the first time Mr.,
Ncuhauscn make, the sirups himself,
and there is no doubt about their purity.
As Mr.. Neuhausen makes all his own
candy, he is particular as to the kind OF
coloring material he uses, and of course
the article he buys contains no poisonous
ingredient. The coloring he has just re-
ceived and which he will use
in all his confectionery is pre-
pared especially for this purpose by j.
Thevalier, of Paris, Il member OF the
Imperial Academy of Medicine OF
France, and written certificate OF the
best chemists in the world accompanies
each sealed bottle that 1t Is perfectly
harmless. All candies purchased ut his
establishment will be fresh and pure.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEES.-The fol-
lowing transfers of real estate have been
entered in the County Clerks office for
tho week ending April 9th, 1873:
Deed made February %, 1875, BY Jno.
Knox and wife to d. c. List for aII their
interest in j. ). Ilawleys estate IN trust
for the heirs OF NJ. j. Knox. Admitted
April =, 1876.
Deed made December %, 1873, by
| Win. D. Lewis and wife, transfers to
James \. Lewis the one-tourth Of lot No.
$50 IN Chapline and Eof's addition.
Admitted April >, 1876 $1,000.
Deed made December So 1878, by
Alex. Kemple and wife, transfers to ).
A. Lewis piece of ground on k"ii street
in Chaplne and Eot's addition. Adj
mitted April >, 1873; 81.
Deed made March y, 1873, by j. a.
. Lewis and wife, transfers to Joseph Brod-
man piece ofground on the southwest
corner of Alley Is and Alley L. Admit
ted April 3, 1875 $500.
/ Deed made March 6, 1875, by B. NJ.
List and wife, transfers to VIM. ErSklneC,
lot No. 3 in square No. 10 OF CHECKLISTS
addition. Admitted April ,, 1875.
/ Deed made March 18th, 1875, by WIN.
Erskine and wife, transfers t" \. W.
Clemens the north ! of lot No. 80, IN
Zanc's addition. Admitted April sd,
! 1915.
Deed made April 9th, 1873, by c. b.
Hedges. transfers to 5. Holocher - acres
of land on Short Creek. Amitted April
9TH, 1875; $3,0SS.
Deed made April 1st, 1875, by W. II,
| Travis and wife transfers to Mrs. A.
| Commerford, lot No. ), in the subdiyis-
ions of lots II and IS in Eotis addition.
Admitted April 9Th, 1875; $500.
Decd made April 9TH, 1915, by VIM.
Auber and wife, transfers to George
Watson, portion OF lot No lou OH O""P-
line between 23d snd oath streets. Ad-
mittcd April 9Th, 1873; $1,000
Deed made April 1915, BY j. Emma't
to Joseph Schuier for 80 feet Of iAe
south half of lots No. ll9 and l3o. be-
, TIVE, Virginia and Ohio streets, Wo"I-
inc Island. Admitted ApriI 8
Deed made April s, 1875, by II. Kraft
and wife to l.. Kraft for part OF lot 10 10y
10 IN Fulton, Ohio county, W. Va. Aa-
mitted April; $500
Deed made April s, 1875, by Andrew
ThaImann and wife, to r II. GiIespy,
for the undivided one half OF II certain
marcel of ground in the town OF Fulton.
Admitted to record April 9; $500.
Deed made April s, 1919, 6y r. Il.
Gillespie and wife, to Andrew Thalman,
for ' lot No. so. and the south half Of lot
No. Nc 70, having front of 70 feet on Main
s,reot and running back to Coal street in