The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-21

Heating stoves, Cooking stoves, Fire
FrontS, Tin.Ware. and House fnfflisl.
ing Goods, At II. II. Sweeney - no. ~
18th street.
Cool nights and frost have come, the
advance guards Of winter, warning house
keepers 70 prepare for cold weather They
are busy looking round for CRATES and
stoves and all the things that enter into
the comfort OF winter life. While our
friends are looking round to sec where
they can buy the best for the least money
they should not forget 10 call on X. ID.
Sweeney, at No. 81 18th street and Market
Square, who keeps almost every variety Of
stoves now in the market,
OF heating stoves he hIIs'ia large assort-
ment; prominent among them Is the Black
Hills, IN improved Burnside, large and
vet small consumer OF fuel, Just the
stove for heating up large apartments or
tho whole house by means OF the halls and
stairways. He has also the old fayorite
Burnside OF large and small patterns. His
Parlor Stoves are all of the neatcst pat
Eterns, but the fremont, which is the latest
style out, is q. regular parlor gem, not only
for the beauty OF the design but for the adj
inirable arrangement OF al its parts;f don't
fail to look ut Il. BY the side OF It you will
sea the, neatest little rack for .then pokery
shovel and tongs, now muse. 81 u"EInst
Among. cooking stoves the, custoneriwill
he sure to admire the improved Drum
stove, for wood or coal. The pattern is
extremely unique in design, durable in
construction and elegant in. appearance.
The baker is convenient OF access and the
housewife has no STOPPING to do, which
saves her manga backache. The fremont
is q new pattern, combining u cooking
stove and Range, just the stove for board
ing houses, hotels, &c, where great va
riety OF dishes must be kept nice and hot.
II Is very ornamental and most conve-
nient. ..e.. .-.i. q. 3;
The cook stove which attracts the most
attention from lady customers Is the Fui
ture, new and most exquisite pattern.
This stove may be literally said to hang on
swivels. There is no lifting Of any OF the
parts. Everything turns on hinges; the
whole front can be opened up, giving easy
access to the fire and enabling the house
wife TO regulate the heat Of the stove with
great precision, and yet there is nothing
complicated in any OF its arrangements.
BY opening up the front It may become
merely q heater, keeping the kitchen
4 warm and comfortable without burning
up the stove. Besides these, Mr.. Sweeney
has all the varieties OF cook stoves in use,
with range OF prices to suit the finances
OF his patrons. "a }!st" '''H NJ
OF tin ware he has the endless variety
which enters into the house keepers
wants, made OF the best material and OF
most approved patterns. ~ '' 30 '''
In stove furniture there is theusual array
OF pots, kettles and pans, plain and mar
belized. Anew article OF stove furniture,
called the Safety Broiler, should be in ev-
cry house. It Is the most complete inven-
ton for broiling and toasting ever invent
ed. There is no waiting for bright fires;
It can be used at once, no matter how fresh
the fire may he. 1t is so CONSTRUCTED os Ia
prevent the gas and other prob. cts Of com.
bustion from tainting the .oodT II insures
speedy preparation 81 meats, enabling the
cook to comply with any demand, and is
Just as easy 10 keep in order rs the COM
nohest article OF stove furniture. Stove
Brackets are another very useful inven-
ton of recent date. They can be applied
to any stove OF whatever pattern, and are
decided convenience for keeping dishes
warm that have to wait for laggard men,
beB OF the family.
Mr.. Sweeney also makes a specially OF
arches, CRATES and summer fire fronts, OF
which he has well selected stock. ~. ~
A mostimportant item to the purchaser
In these hard times, is the promise OF the
proprietor that he will sell his goods nj
lower prices than can be had elsewhere in
the city.