Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
First Prrmium for Display OF Fine
boats aud SHOES Awarded O'Aaue a.
Divine.

IL is with considerable pride that we re-
er 10 the very handsomely Arranged dir-
play made oy M->srs Ukane 4 Divine, our
Well known Main street boot ami SiIur hnui+.
They occupied the south east CnrH-r ut the
vain Exposition Hall. near The aquarium.
Almost every style Uf the finest mduuttc
,uICd boots, shoes and CATERS were -Shib
led. and they took first premium no. Only
III having the neate> and must artist di~-
LAY in their line but On C~n's tine war
- we'll rs for showing the finest LADIES
gt.Ods on exhibition. Their house h ~ nj
SaNs aimed to bp ~ the iront ia fine good,
M II j. the universal opinion Oi All tina
be premiums in ths instance were well
aWhrutd. At their establishment, No.
I! lp7 Main street, thy carry
II immense stock, snd no customer Is
allowed to leave without being fully salts
ned They handle all the bSSt makes AMI
every article on exhibition can BE- readily
duplicated Nothing in the way Of wearing
yppsrel - more desirable to have than
neat fitting and comfortable OOot AMI shoe,
nd IL know just where to Call for il Is sn
TEN worth remembering
Several IarLIe~ expressed themselves ~
fully con fiJent that their display would
lave done credit To any exposition III ANY
&C the large Eastern ciIirs, and W. tr,ISt The
pains they have taken 10 Tuake VIVA: might
be Justly termed the finest display in the
hsll. will be amply rewarded aud tend to
increase their popularity and Airetdy eS-
t4nSiVe trade. We have no hest srinn ia
ssyirs tb,ir display is itbe finest ia the
boot Snd shoe hne ever made in. Ehee4ing.
The Finest,
most elaborate, most tastefully arranged
and most attractive display at the West
y 4, - 81.
Y, steEtlay, was thaxof The Wheeling L 4!
tGry. The goods on exhibition were Ut -
class Of which every wheeling man nush'
really to fee, proud OF. They reviewed The
highest sward-Ihe silver med d for grnersti
displsy of fine queenSSsre u nj dec 'rat11
gtCdS. Their lUcaIiun WAS well selected,
being near the csntre Of the hail, and ihs
n amer in which every thing in tina eXhiniJ
Was sTrsngcd reflected great credit apJn ITS
protector, Mr.. Charles W. Franzheim. To
n,t ntiOn all the different articles Goa
tainrd in the display WOULD occupy
considerably more space than IL DHrSSi ple ID
devote 10 il at this time. hut IL We juiSe
frun the manner in which pirties woIII
XXI reSs their delight and surprise - sam
- they confronted the ssOsd<, aud more O.
pecia!ly when they learned nat they were
o. aCc right in this city, the prnprieLDrS
themselves must fell mt only sense ui
pIide IN their instliution and III" br,liirni
snCc,s s. uf their enterprise g~n-ralV, hat
must have feelings of qualification IN knOV
that they have SucNcedei in fIr'h-rins IN"
'nteresrs If the state Fair and ~ learn thst
h,y havr sucrerd, Il in pleasing cveryb.riy
ia general. Among the most nn:ice nile
tens in their exhibit were hardson'
i95 riece dinner SET. beautifully decorated
m maroon and gold: very neatly d.
signed 1874 piece dinner set in wild
ROSE tnameled in gold; several handsome
teasets. one 81 piece in par,icu!u, in the