Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

good old country fashion we'll go uo"n
TO the photograph gallery, and Wheei-
ing has a first-class one, that or my
friends, Tappan & Connel. Their pic
lures are wonderful in fidelity and hnisn.
l want our full sized photos for my
study and some small ones for irienos.
Tappan & Connel are famous for sue
cessful enlarging and l want to give
you a representative of yours truly IN
that line. Tappan 81 Connel nave the
soul Of true artists, all their work Is d
labor Of love in which they VIII not
stop short of perfection. Uncle Josn
can now be seen at Tappan u Conneis
gallery.-ED.
'As you are going to farming" re,
marked Uncle Josh, "you Will neeu
harness. The boss harness miliiners In
this section are Etz & Seifert, at 1913
Main street. They employ only expert
workmen and give their personal sup
eryision to the minutest details OF man
ufacture. There is nothing in their
line that cannot be had Of them, heavy
and light, single and double, plain aad
fancy. work and buggy harness, tney
have them in stock. They carry every
thing else that is found in a complete
stock, trunks. sachels, saddles, whips,
fynets, busters, laprobes, everything
that a farmer or a gentleman horse
owner can possibly desire, and as TO
prices, they can't be Lndersold."
'If there's one thing" declared the
old gentleman, as they proceeded down
the street, ''that / dislike about ortho-
dox domestic economy, it's the custom
that expects our women folks TO ourh
their faces over a hot oven, the mean
while fretting their souls with fear that
their bread will be heavy. L advise you
young folks to buy your bread at some
irss-claSs bakery; it's cheaper, more
convenient, and saves overwhelming,
worry, kitchen disarraY and a heap OF
feminine temper. Ny friend, c. Floto,
has a very superior bakery at 0 SIX
teenth street, and his bread is the best
in town. His pastries also are. un-
eaualled, and he is recognized by all as
headquarters for party supplies"
Polly now declared that she must
have hats and bonnets to match her
costume. Uncle Josh took the hint ana
introduced her to Geo. w. Worls. BY
the exercise of exquisite taste In select
lng stock and liberal dealing this house
has established Itself a leader. Polly
was revealing in the realms OF bliss over
the stylish bonnets and hats, and won
derfully beautiful notions In millinery,
and il ever a feminine soul was delight
ed and satisfied in the possession oil a
bewitching array OF hats and oonnets
for all purposes hers was straightway.
Polly was Soon engaged in shopping,
whereupon Uncle Josh calmly and de-
liberately winked at Charles. That
astute young gentleman followed him
to the sidewalk. 81 want a fresh glass
OF beer" said the old man, land | know
you wouldn't object to one, so we'll just
drop in and see our friend, John D..
Sheekey. He conducts a most respect
allie place, and, by the way, is just the
man to supply your callers. I'll guar
antee the quality OF his liquors. lie
handles such brands as Old Crow, o.. &.
c.. Taylor, Oscar Pepper, and the finest
of native and imported wines and
cigars" -.
Lets see, l promised you a gold
watch, didn't II" queried Uncle Josh
OF Polly.
"The place Of all places in town is
John A. Lash's, on the corner OF Main
and Eleventh streets, so we'll 90 there.
Entering the popular jewelry store, the
old man CALAMITY acquitted himself Of
his promise, and directed Polly's atten-
ton to the superior stock of silverware
carried by this house.
"There is no other such stock
in Wheeling" he said, "and /
will guarantee the quality to
be of the very best. Pick out
YOUR family clock while here,'" he
added. "Mr. Lash carries a magnif-
cent line. Don't forget another fact, il
ever you unfortunately need optical
goods this is the place to come. Mr..
Lash has everything required to i'm
prove affected eyes and determine the
required treatment"
"Oh," exclaimed Polly, as they halted
before the show window. What a
perfectly lovely slipper" Eyes" said
Uncle Josh, Alexander's boot and shoe
stock can't be equaled in style or extent
in this section. Come in and look 1t
over" 1t might have been policy not
TO have extended that invitation had
not Uncle Josh known how wise
ono it is to trade with Mr.. Alexan-
der, for Polly found goods and prices
so seductive that she purchased an out
tit from slippers to a fancy walking
boot. Charles invested in a gents fine
shoe, while Uncle Josh INDUCED in a
stout farm boot. No one needing foot
wear can resist the styles and prices at
A~lexander's.
Passing along the street Uncle Josh
paused before a handsome drug store.
''Here is the McLain Brothers," he
said, land they may prove valuable &C
quaintances."
But, Uncle, we don't"
"Oh, / know, you don't need medi-
cine now and imagine you never will.
But 1 reckon it won't be unreasonably
long before this young man will be TAX
ing a decided interest in the matter OF
paragoric, and" "Uncle!" ''Well,
we'll. come in. Some time you may
want a prescription compounded, and
this is the place. They are competent
pharmacists and employ only trust
worthy assistants, and carry only the
unrest OF drugs and medicines"
sin the matter Of plumbing" said
Uncle Josh, "you a not be too careful
in making a contract, but heartily rec
ommend Trimble Il Lutz, at 1900 and
1902 Market street. They have made
their trade a study, and have had along
practical experience, so that they under
stand thoroughly the science of properly
and at the same time economically plac-
ing the most elaborate system OF pipes.
They carry in stock everything that is
REQUIRED to outfit a building so that
there are no tedious waits after they be-
gin a job. And what is infinitely salts