Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-21
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pictures and notices. In the business pcr-
ton ofthe city, north Of the creek, the dec
orations were particularly fine, the buildings
along Main and Market streets being In
some instances almost hidden by the mass
of drsperies, while the sidewalks were Often
converted into bowers Of green boughs and
many colored streamers and hsgs. Here
and there the roadway was SPAWNED by ban
aers and notices, while pictures OF the great
mssters-Beethoyen, Handel, Mozart, j. s.
Bach, Haydn and many others-were to be
seen on all sides, interpreted with Tyres and
other musical instruments, wrought in
EyERGREENs AND FLOWERS.
MANY of the decorations were tasty in the
extreme. Coming south along Main street,
from the corner of Tenth, REGIsTER re-
porter noted the following buildings as being
handsomely arrayed: Fred Smith, The
Lotos, Louis Scwalb, The Red Cloud, Stifel
& Sons, Stone & Thomas, Jacob Berger, Mrs.
Koehler, f. C. Myers, The RiveryieW, I. I.
Hutchinson, Mrs. ColVigs, Harbour 4
Dittman, Friend & Son, Genthtr, 81. j.
Schultz, G. Rosenheim, j. Emsheimer, Geo.
g. Stifel, P. Welty, Beuter, E. s; schopper
Adams Express, P. Loecher, o Kane d De
vine, G. Mendel & Co, E, McGillen, Arbenz
& Co, j. Friedel, Frew & Bertschey, Plum
mers gallery, VIM. Schwertfeger, Geo. T.
TAYLOR, j. 8. Rhodes, J. w. Amick, Off,
Hall & Co., Lsughlin Bros, c. S:einmstz.
G. W. johnson & Sons, W. Vsrdy,
Greer & Laing, W. 7, Burt 4
Co, B. Bloomfield, Wilson 4
Chapman, Kraus, Bros, & Bser, N A. Hal
deman & Co, VIM. Robinson, Vsas, Har
Def & Bro, Speyer Bros Isham Il Digby,
Robert Simpson, 8. Horkheimer, Hazlett
Wheat & Hays, NJ Reilly, E. Buckmsn 4
Co, Mccullough & Heiner, Zarnitz Bros, the
News Letter, DR.. Wagner, Mum 4 Brand
fsss, Neil 4 Ellingham, Georges. Fee leyS.
Basr & Sons, A. P. Franzell, joseph Spei-
del, McCammon & Co, the Arcade and
others. On
MARKET STREET
n, side the splendid arch Just above this Of
fee, were noted: The Farmers Home, f.
Wagner, ]. Fender, The Old Home, The
Colombia House, John Welty, Gus
Met news. s. Keim, j. G. & ]. McCrumm,
Jacob Nunge, j. W. Bierie, A. G. Hsdlich,
J. Rothscker, G. C. Winzenried, McMana'
wsy's, The Monarch, the Cafe Brunswick,
b -prlinser's, Mrs Muellers, F. Strif, The
,I,v Hail Saloon, +. Schenck's, Clement
Smith, Jones 4 Bro, G. Bsyha,
The City Building, A. Franz
helm, the Singer Manufacturing Company,
l. G. Dillon, the Lincoln Club, the REGIS
TER office, C. Helmbright, Office saloon
Stanton & Davenport, the New Mcclure, c,
Schnepf, Hugo Loose Martins Restaurant
he Volksblatt, where the decorations were
very extensive, the Wheeling Bakery Com
pany, G. K. McMechens, West Virginia
Land Agency, F. W. Banner, Nesbitt 4
Bro, Hebrank's jewelrY store, N. Schulz,
c. Hess 4 Son, and Maennerchor Hall, the
headquarters. The uptown
CROSS STREETS
we're likewise very nicely decorated, the
most noticeable displays being Beethoven
Hall and the Intellgencer Office, on Four
teenth street; Bookings, Mrs. Ziengenfel
der's. Booths, w. II. Sheibs, j. W. Grub,
W. II. Frank, j. T. Lynch, Dinger's, D.
Gundlipg, s. Kline, Joseph Graves, NJ. Gut
man, I. c. Mofat, The Eclipse, McLaugh-
| lin & McGinley's, VIM Hare, Greene's and
| David Ash, on Twelfth street aud the Hope
| Hose House, Schellhase's, Justice Peter
man, Kslbifzer's. A. Gollner, and George
| Schwartzbach's, on Eleventh street.
OTHER DECORATIONS.
From Fourteenth street down Market pre-
sented one gay array of flags, evergreen
and notices. Among the most prominent
noticed were the following:
Charles z. Behler, Market street, hand
some triple arch decorated with evergreen,
bunting, and notices, flags, &c.
Chris Sebke, headquarters fer Suedseite
Gssangsection, beautifully decorated with
evergreen, bunting, flags, &c.
Joseph Young, decorated with evergreen,
flags, notices &c. Very pretty.
Gus Miller, triple arch gaily decked with
dsgs, evergreen and bunting, with sppropri-
ate notices.
Cottage saloon, T. F. Howley, decorated
With evergreen, Chinese lanterns, bunting
&c.
Senate saloon, Louis FIJI 1, headquarters
for Robert Blum Maennerchor, of Allegheny,
and G. A. R. band, decorated with ever
green, and appropriate notices; also hand
somely decorated inside
George Bolts hotel, Main street, head
quarters for Gesangverein, Allegheny, deco
rated with flags, evergreen, bunting and
notices
F. Wilde, Main street, trimmed in ever
green, flags and handsome notices.
Snider's cigar factory, Main street, ever
green, bunting and flags, very handsome.
Scott Richsres, saloon, Main street, deco
rated with notices, evergreen and gay ban
ners.
Fink, the Tailor, Main street, American
and German flags. evergreens, notices, etc.,
making pretty display.
VIM Greene, Main street. decorated in q
very handsome manner.
Henry Shsffer, barber, Main street, pretty
display Of flags, evergreen, notices, etc.
Chas Seabright, tailor Main and Twenty
second streets, gaily festooned with flags
and notices.
Mrs Mason, Main street. headquarters for
Mt. Washington Maennerchor, Of Pittsburg
prettily festooned with eyergreens, flags
bunting, etc.
Peter Bonenberger, headquarters of Ger
mania Maennerchor, Of Pittsburg, hand
somely decorated with evergreens, flags,
bunting, etc., making pretty display.
Louis Carl, corner OF Chapline and La
Belle avenue, headquarters of Teut onis
Singing Society, Of Allegheny, handsomely
decorated with flags bunting and notices.
Along Water street, between Eleventh
and Fourteenth streets, almost every build
ing was decorated, those at the Huseman
House and Samm House being notably
fine.
Knoke's saloon, on Jacob street, was
handsomely decorated with evsrgresns,
flags, etc., it being the headquarters of the
Gesangverein of Parksrsburg. The follow
ing houses were also prettily decorated
John Becker, jsweler, Jacob street; Steck &
Bemer; the Eighth ward engine house; s.
L. Brice, druggist; Steinmans saloon, and
q number Of others.
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