Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-27
MERRY CHRISTMAS TIDE.
rhe Coming Season Promises to lie one
Of UnsxcelIed Enjoyment.

the Coming Season Promises to BE One
Of UnsxcelIed Enjoyment.
Thanksgiving Day, 1885, we will see NJ
more and the holiday was 6ttingly OBJ
served as we'll as epjoyably. However, the
Soung folks spd their elders are looking
forward to another season of enjoyment
the Christmas holidays. Already the stores
are taking on q holiday look, and every
Young heart in the city ieels glad, although
there are hundreds who have nothing ex,
cept the natural human feeling to be glad
for.
The Christmas holidays this year prom
Use to excel in merriment those Of many
years past, and to this end great prepare,
lions are being made. Dropping IN OF
Bremen and Sehefer'S, on Main street, the
other day, a REGISTER reporter was sur.
prised 10 see the activity of all the em-
oloyes as we'll Is the members If the firm.
''How's business2' asked the scribe.
Good, very good, said Mr.. Bremen.
We are Going rushing business getting
ready for the holidays.
In company with him the reporter then
took a tour Of the establishment. The
candy factory was visited and here was
found a number Of hands busily employed
in making pslstsble sweetnests of all de-
scriptiobs. This department is under the
personal supervision of Mr.. George Heller,
an efficient candy-maker, who for long
time held G responsible position 10 Phila-
delphis. The capacity o. the factory is
from 500 to 1000 pounds per day and is
run almost full time. Something new IN
the shape Of Christmas Mix is taking
well and hundreds OF pounds are being
manufactured.
This popular firm has only been in ex-
islepee foE FIVE years; yet from coupar-
atiyely small establishment they have, by
hard work and business sagscity, In
creased to q metropolitan manufacturing
concern, undoubtedly the largest Of the
kind 10 the State. In addition to the
candy business the firm has added
heavy and well selected stock Of fancy
groceries,. for which they have established
3 large trade on acto INT OF the relisb e
quality OF the goods and the minimum
prices. Their trade extends through Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virgins. One
proof Of the extent Of their business is
!, 900 pound order Of candy from one
firm in Pennsylvania, received net
ong since. They can now chow a full and
complete supply Of holiday goods in the
shape Of aIl sorts OF sugar toys tor Christ.
mas trees, besides innGmerable varieties OF
pretty things to please youthful hearts; A
Arse stock Of foreign nuts, eIc, have been
aid ia and ell the finest brands OF cigars
md tobaScos are kept on hand.
The present store rooms are 5Oxl5O feet
which space is stocked with gocas Of all
.inSs il their line. Three reliable sales
men, Messrs. Albert HOehle, j. W. Her
,ert and John L. Ellis, sEs always on the
Dad in the interest Of the house, while ell
FOODS are packed uuder the personal super.
iIsion of the propFistoss, snd are sure to re-
,eive careful attention. MessTs. George
3cemer and Edward Sehseler are popular
ouDg men, and deserve great credit ter
heir energetic and successful business
araer. Their place CT business is on Msiu
trset, Nss. 1904 and 1906.