The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-24

Tor this week, which will DO devoted
lsrsay 20 luxury, and where good living
plays prominent part. Particularly full
is his stock Of tine roasted and green coi-
fees. and spices, and to name the various
articles in his stock would take @ column.
Among them, though, in the line Of fancy
groceries, are Saratoga chips, pine apple
cheese, Queen olives, Worcestershire
sauce, Canton ginger, French prunes,
Scotch jams, Goshen cheese, Sap Sage
cheese, capers, French peas, California
fruits, prepared soups, English pickles,
and host Of other delicacies.
TIE NEW M'LuRR HoTsE.
Ono OF the finest hotels in the West.
and certainly the finest in the State, is the
New Mcclure House. Within the last
two years Col. E. S. Norton, the present
proprietor, took charge Of 1t, but not until
he had made the most thorough over.
haulings and sweeping changes. The old
Office was changed from the gloomy sec
ond floor, back, 10 the present light, airy
and commodious room on the frst floor,
and this was fitted up with all the modern
convenience and appointments Electric
bells connect every room In the house
with the office. An elevator touches every
floor in the house. A billiard room aud
banquet hall have been added, and, in
briei, new furniture, new faces and new
house have supplanted their uncomtorta.
BILE antecedents. The transformed hotel
at once became popular and is daily In
cressing It's hold on popular favor. The
importance OF Wheeling has been in.
creased by this improvement and other
benefits have resulted from the enter.
prise. The table is the best In this section,
aud is excelled by none in the West. The
clerks are Fred Norton and Col. Sam.
Harrison. The Mcclure Is the hotel Of
Wheeling.
OSCAR sEgLEY.
This gentleman, whose complete plumb.
| ing establishment will be found at 2l12
Main street, has some beautiful shades,
portable lights, drop gas jets and table
lamps, that would make glad the heart oil
any house.keeper in the land. A present
worthy Of king Is a handsome chande'
lier, which will also be lonnd in his stock.
The same remarks will apply to
LUKE FrrroN,
the long established, well.known and
popular plumber who is already so well
known that we need hardly mention him
in this connection. He has his store full
OF elegant articles oil nature suited Tor
holiday Or birthday presents. Shades,
lights, chandeliers and everything else in
his line.
SEsBTTT s SON,
on Twelfth street, have fine and large
stock Of cooking and heating stoves, than
which what can be more appropriate for
Christmas gift. Their stock Of tin and
house-furnishing wares will also repay you
for visit and examination.
TRiMPLR & LuTz,
the Market street plumbers and gas and
steam filters, have some ofthe finest lamps,
for the study table or library desk, or drop
light, portable lamps, and the like, to be
seen in the city. They also have we'll
selected and elaborate line OF shades, plain
and ornamental, standards, bronzes, and
other attractive pieces.
II you want to make some poor family
glad, or some widows heart bound with
JOY, go to
H.F. BEuRRSs'
grocery, between Twentty.first and TWEEN
ty.second streets,on Market, and buy hera
basket OF groceries. Then you will be led by
the attractive display Of fresh, clean, pure
groceries, substantial and fancy, to buy
another basket full for yourself. Every
thing you ever saw in a frst.class grocery
you will find here, unless the large run Of
new buyers Mr.. Behrens seems to be at.
tracing have suddenly CLEANED him out"
In some article, and he has not had time
to stock up.
0ut.oi.town readers (city people will do
1t without the advice) will find it con-
venieXt to drop in at the
CAPITOL RESTAURANT
and take dinner. Martin Thornton, the
well known and popular proprietor, will
make it pleasant for them, and give them
as good q dinner as any one wants, even
in Christmas times.
And now we have finished our Christ
mas notices. You heave sigh OF relief
WulCu VIC uaNe hlIchd1 ebyVyeu. out III
kind reader, you have cleaned any little
suggestion or thought Of interest from all
we have said for your instruction, we shall
feel in some measure repaid for our labor,
and will wish you merry Christmas and
vera happy New Year.
Martin Is the only man who bas ever
made the urantsbusiness study in
this city, and the success he has attained
in this line is gratifying not only to him
but to our citizens generally. He has es-
tablished himself firmly in our midst, and
by his uniform courtesy aud attention 10
business, has custom that any hotel
might be proud OF. From the upper end
OF the Pan Handle to the blue grass
regions Of the Big ssndh, and from the
modest town OF Parkersburg to the Shen-
nandoah, Martin is known, and known
iavorabIy.
ITEMS AMOUR INDIvIDuALs.-Hons Thos.
Green and A fired Raymond, Of the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals, left for their
respective homes last night.
Hon. John R. Donehoo State Senator
elect from this district Is at the Mcclure.
John List and Walker Frissell are at
home for the holidays from Haverford
(Pa.) College.
Sheriff Tingle came back from the Third
"Deestick" Wednesday night.
G. B. Spates, Clarksburg, s. L. Bloyd,