Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-20

which are necessary in a well regulated
household. Goa. hoos, tenders, FIRE sets
there is no end to the stock to choose
from.
B.F. Caldwell, 1907 and 1909 Main
street, has also full stock in this line
of goods, as we'll as in mantels, fire
fronts, arches, CRATES, and all the varie-
ties of fire tixings most in vogue.
And while on the subject OF orna'
ment for the household, let US not for
get 10 call attention 10
c. wILHELNs,
upholsterer and decorator, and dealer in
parlor furniture, carpets, curtains and
window blinds, No. 80 Twelfth street.
He has new styles OF parlor suits for $50
and upwards. Bed room suits in latest
STYLES. Samples of new designs of car
pets and lace curtains. Window blinds
for 80 cents and upwards All kinds OF
trimmings for lanbrequins. Fringes,
gimps, cords and tasSels, cornices and
poles ior curtains Flower stands, all
styles, from 81 upwards. Curtain loops
and hooks at all prices.
A subscription 10 one OF the popular
periodicals, or a handsome volume, sta
tlonery or games, may be had at I. II.
Quimby's, l4l4 Market street.
What were Christmas without some
thing TO eat? Ii we have left this I'M
portant branch to the last il is not be-
cause We had not due appreciation for
it, nor because We have not ourself, a
sweet tooth at this time of year. Christ
mas is a synonym for sugar plums. Bear
that in mind and don't forget TO call on
Mrs. Zeigenielder, and examine her
SPLENDID HOLIDAY STOCK
Of fine candies, fruits nuts and cakes OF all
kinds. Her fruit cake has reputation
Tor richness, fine flavor and general get
up. She also has many fancy articles
suitable for Christmas presents.
Neither forget 10 inspect the stock OF
iruits-big oranges, golden lemons, Nal
aga grapes, bags and bags OF cocoanuts
enough to surfeit half the youngsters
in Christendom, at any other time than
Christmas. that are stored in SchuttZe's
stoee on Market street.
More substantial eatables may be
found with X. j. Smyth, who, at his
grocery at the corner OF Market and
Fourteenth streets, gives special atten-
ton to his tea and coffee trade.
Thoburn Bros, corner of Market and
Eleventh streets, also show a complete
stock OF groceries and kindred goods
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
as well at Christmas as on other festive
occasions, and every lad in Wheeling
will have something next Thursday
morning to make a noise with. Tins
is well. And it will be well also II
our readers will call on Mr.. &.
Y. Lucas, two doors above the
REGISTER office. and examine his
superb stock oi musical instruments,
sheet music and music goods of all
kinds lie has all sorts OF instruments
from Steinway Grand piano to a mouth
organ. or from palace organ to toy
fife. StcInwav pianos, knabe, CHECKER
ing, Weber, Fisher, Emerson pianos,
and an equal variety of organs are IN his
stock, and he who cannot find an mstru-
ment suited to his taste must be hard TO
please, indeed.
And lastly, Snbmerglug our mode-ty
under our desire tO be oi real and last
ing service To those who contemplate
following the time honored custom ol
making holiday presents to their friends,
we may be allowed to suggest that no
more appropriate or worthy Sc
lection may be made to present
TO a friend absent from the
city, than years subscription TO
THE DAILY REGISTER.
Its daily reminder Of your thoughtful
attention, and its faithful narration Of
all the news at home, would make the
recipient doubly grateful.
And with the hope that our readers
will find the above review OF the holiday
trade of some use in guiding them to
what they want, We make our bow, as
we have made our rounds