The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-22

view to advising their readers where they
could buy Christmas presents to the best
advantage. What to get for particular
class of persons is the great puzzle, and
suggestions picked bp in various shops
may be acceptable to perplexed buyers.
At
G. MENDEL cos,
the Main street furniture dealers, may be
found some most acceptable gifts for al
mos. any person. A handsome easy
chair for young married couple or, more
appropriately still, for bachelor friend,
will be constant reminder OF your
thoughtiulsess. Any piece oil furniture Is
appropriate for friends commencing
housekeeping. For theichildren we cav
here chariot chairs, "perambuiators,"
rockers, diminutiye tables, and many
other charming and useful articles. In.
deed the variety is such that only by o
visit can one judge what an assortment is
offered to choose from.
Almost next door, you will find
BRUEs GOLFER,
whose selection OF handsome novelties is
almost bewilderiBg in bril!iarcy, variety
and beauty. Or in the department Of dress
goods, male members Of the family will
tind lots OF room TO immortalize himself
till the next holidays by choosing for his
friends OF the gentler sex handsome and
stylish pattern. Furs, laces, collars and
other neck.wear, handkerchiefs, indeed
almost anything you ever saw In dry
goods establishment, added to the attrac.
lions already named make up stock out
Of which the most captious buyer cannot
fail to get just what he wants.
LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.,
the well known druggists, have an attract.
i've display OF articles suitable for holiday
purchasers, such as toilet sets, in gold and
silver, celluloid and hard rubber; fine
perlumeries, in sets or as wanted; cologne
bottles, for covering with satin or silk;
whisk brooms, with fancy handles for or.
namental covers; pocket books, Id great
variety; cut and engraved cologne and
perfumery bottles and other goods suitable
Tor holiday and wedding presents. Some
Of their toilet sets would delight the heart
OF lady, and make her remember the
donor for all time.
II a substantial present, OF real useful.
ness and value, ia desired,
oHHN co.,
In the Opera House building on Market
street, can supply these in considerable
variety. An overcoat, suit Of clothes, an
ulsteret, or any single article Of clothing
70, boy or youth-what could be more
acceptable or sensible than such q gilt
They have some beautiful children's suits
and also a neat display OF handkerchief
scaris and the like from which to choose.
STANTON q DAVENPORT,
At the City Book Store, show complete
and wonderful run OF things in their line.
Books-poems, history, travel, romance
classic or Of recent issue, cheap or In
costly garb. You can scarcely name a
volume that is not on their shelves. And
in fancy articles, stationery, ink stands,
paper weights and like trihes OF orna.
ment or use, they surpass any former
seasons stock. Their line OF Christmas
cards Is superb. Their establishment
should be visited in all shopping expedi.
lions.
JOSEPH GRAVES,
On Twelfth street, has slso an unusually
full stock OF books and fancy goods. They
offer a stock peculiarly attractive To, GER
tain classes Of buyers, and those seeking
common.sense presents which at the same !
time are elegant or attractive In appear.
ance should not neglect 10 call on this
gentleman at 90 Twelfth street. As he
says, ait Is little bit out Of the way, but
1t will pay you to 70 around the corner and
inspect his stock"
THOMPSON 4 HIBRERD,
the plumbers, have many objects Of inter
est 10 persons on preparatory Santa
Claus tour. "what, call at plumbers for
Christmas giits% II you do you will
not be disappointed. Few persons are
without use for handsome drop.light;
beautiful chandelier Is o "boss" present;
fancy shades, brackets, bronzes, oil COM
mend themselves 10 the taste OF those
whose means are commensurate with their
views.
PHOTOGRAPHS
are in much demand about this time Of
year.. Wheeling Is particularly fortunate
In the facilities she offers for those desir.
ing portraits. A glance at our advertising
will give the reader some idea Of
each gallery's specially, and visit TO the
rooms OF each will show much variety OF
ART. Thus Mr.. Brown, OF Market street,
lust below the Mcclure House, adyertises q