The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-19
KRlss KlNeLE COMING.
Where He Wishes His Friends
to Purchase Gifts.
The Places nj which He Has Left
Some SampIes from His Pack
...BuggestiVe Hints for
Holiday NhOpDeFS.

The full tide Of the giiLgiving season Is
upon IA; the air IL filed with the fragrance
Of the pine; the laugh and chatter Of the
Rift buyers Ia heard on every hand; the
thoroughiates are unulualIy crowded
with the gay and beautiful upon holiday
purchases intent; the shop windows are
aaAme with the brightness OF their
holiday raiment; and the shopkeepers,
with the blAndest Of smiles and the glib
best tongues and alacri.y the most cheer
ful, extend welcome and dance willing
attendance upon those who crowd the
marts Of trade. ChristmM-merriest
hAppiest, brightest and best Of all the holi.
days-f&st approaches, to crown the year,
and amid the genial influences Of the
times, even the yerieSt old scrooge
gives place in his heart to some
pleasant antiCipationS Of the happy
day; kindly thoughts hold sway, and even
though there be an undertone Of sadness
over hard times, for the hour this refrain
takes a secondary place, and hearts and
minds generally are deeply engaged over
the perplexingly fascinating problem Of
what to select for a gift among the mul.
titudea Of attractions, and where to Sc
cure II to the best advantage. In such a
great public emergency Il Is eminently
fitting that the journalist should come 10
the iront-being always equal TO the
hour-and relieve the distressed by offer.
ing suggestions, which will lead them out
OF all perplexity. II our readers, then,
will follow the scribe's directions, as
hsreunto annexed, they may feel assured
they will secure the most useful or orna.
mental gifts, and that, TOO, with the least
possible drain upon the exchequer.
sCHUIT2's CANDIES.
To begin with something good 10 eat
something that everybody eats-we have
to say that Schultz Is bit OF 4 saint
himself. His candies are pure, and there
is no danger Of eating too many OF them.
It ia treat 10 look through his sweet
place Of business, for, besides having cart.
loads Of candies, he has millions (per-
haps) Of other novelties, which are un-
like anything you find in any other place.
II is amAzingI Now don't put of going
10 schullz's, 1910 Market street, till the
last day, or you can't get in for the crowd.
AND FEENEY's ALSO.
Christmas without Feeney would be a
small affair. indeed. At his large eslab-
lishmcnt, No. 1907 Main street, he has
the most tempting CONNECTIONS for the
holiday time, which remind US OF the i'm.
pOrtant part he has to play in the com.
ing festivities. Mr.. Feeney is a whole.
sale dealer in fancy groceries and
confec!iOnaries, foreign and domestic
fruits, crackers, pickles and GAUGES, and
everything usually found in a class
fancy grocery can be obtained OF him.
HAVE YOU SEEN aESrHER's DISPLAY?
No one who desires to be informed
should reply negatively to the above
question. Genther has made corner in
toys for the holidays, and has display
| in his establishment, No. 1867 Main
street, which is very wonderful, and
worth your car.fare, both ways, to see.
| There isn't a toy worth having that can.
not be found at Genther's, and cheap al
that Genther says nobody can under
sell "the boss, and we believe him.