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

"HeIlo!" exclaimed Charles, "there
goes a buggy just like mine. didn't
know you could find them out here"
"Young man." almost solemnly repiieo
Uucle Josh, lyon have a heap to learn.
Those buggies are made here anc the
mandatory Is an establishment that
the whole community is proud OF:
Sand as you will be In need OF q
buggy we will just drop down and see
the Donaldson Carriage Company. They
have the reputation OF putting out the
best vehicles in the country and are
getting almost q worldwide reputation.
Nearly all the people In the neighbor-
hood won't have any other make OF q
vehicle. 1t is currently reported, and 1
believe IL is a fact, that they make
easier running vehicles than any other
firm In the State"
Charles took Uncle Josh's advice and
bought 8 good spring wagon and one OF
their best buggies. Uncle Josh took a
nice t~wo-seated surrey, he said, to pro-
vide for future emergencies.
There is just one thing l had almost
forgotten" remarked Polly. "You
know how particular l am about my Ia
BILE supplies. l want fresh eggs and
choice poultry and nice garden produce
and" Exactly, exactly" laughed
Uncle Josh; I'm acquainted with your
notions, my dear, and fortunately know
right where to recommend you. Wen
go to o. E. Murray & Co.'S, at 1906
Market street. They supply the lead
ing families here, and l will personal
" guarantee the truth of their repre-
sensations every time, and another most
important matter, my dear, Is that you
should not neglect your larder. mat
important adjunct Of housekeeping con-
trolls masculine temper. To that end
you must patronize q grocer on whom
you can depend for honest goods.
Through a long term OF years l have
found O. T. Murray & Co. thoroughly
reliable. You will find them careful
dealers. always full stocked with every
possible thing in the line OF staple and
fancy groceries, first-ciass-no shelf
worn goods there-whlle the prices
they are down to brass tacks."
1T don't follow, though" he contin-
ued, "that careful attention to matters
of the table need only be paid TO gro
ceries and provisions; the meat question
Is equally essential.
ITO locate the firm who carries con-
stantly choice meats, juicy steaks, and
game and fish in season, Is quite an un-
dertaking, but l heartily recommend
f. Schenk & Sons. They are cheap,
always well stocked, handle nothing
but the choicest of prime and well con-
ditioned meats. aud make a strong point
of combining quantity and quality Tor
the money"
"Where had we better buy our fuel?"
asked Charles, whose mind was con-
stantly turned to the practical.
why of r. II. d. Willis, at the cor
ner Twenty-first and Water streets;
| ought to have thought OF that. He
handles all kinds of the best grades OF
hard and soft coal, aud for a long busi-
ness acquaintance with him | can per-
sonally guarantee that you may depend
on getting full weight and measure,
and the lowest market price. Mr..
Willis prides himself on his established
good reputation, and has the best trade
in the city. He is also introducing
crushed coke, which for fuel purposes
can hardly find an equal In the best
grades OF coal.
"Who is q good horse sheer, uncleP
You know how particular / am about
my mare, Kitty" "Just so, you want
no botcher about her." said Uncle Josh.
''Well, there's only one first class horse
shoeing establishment In town to my
| notion, and that is Walters 81 Kraft's,
at 3s Sixteenth street. They under
stand perfectly the construction OF the
horses foot, just what kind OF a shoe is
| needed, and how TO make and put 1t on.
They make a specially OF shoeing trot-
ting and road horses, and guarantee
satisfaction, They have on hand at all
times a large stock Of handmade shoes
for remedying forging, speedy cutting,
overreaching, stumbling, etc. Besides
this. they have a pair OF stocks, which
enables them to shoe kicking horses.
"And now" said Uncle Josh, with
what sounded like a sigh OF relief, 81
reckon we can supply all the rest Of our
outfit at one establishment. They've
got literally most everything there. /
mean the New York 5 and 10 cen store.
And sure enough what was needed OF
one hundred and one things for the
economy Of the household was to be
found there-tinware, lamps, toys, dish
pans, jewelry, glassware, cutlery, every
thing imaginable for table use, station
cry, fancy baskets, pictures; good gra-
cious! we couldn't begin to tell all Polly
found that she couldn't possibly get along
without; and she declared the wonderful
variety itself assisted her in making
selections. Before leaving Polly invest
ed in a set of knives and forks and a
beautiful china dinner set, and declared
that there was no place in the country
where such q variety Of goods can be
bought for so little money.
While in the New York 5 and 10 cent
store Uncle Josh was observed 10 ex-
anime his bank book somewhat care
fully. 81 declare" he exclaimed, my
balance is exhausted. I'll have to 70
down to the Peoples Bank and negoti-
ate a loan"
at is pleasant to do business with
Mr.. Eckhart," he reported on bis re-
turn, 'you can get cco~mmodations OF
him. Money on long or short time,
large or small amounts, at the lowest
rate Of interest, and you don't have 10
90 through an interminable lot OF red
tape about 1t either"
Now" said Uncle Josh, well let
Polly 90 to the hotel and you and /,
| Charles, will call on the DAILY REGIS
TER. You'll want the newspaper every
day and as that is the favorite paper
I'll subscribe for It," Upon joining
Polly she began TO volubly express her
thanks. ''You have bought Us every
thing" she exclaimed. "Oniy forgot
one thing" remarked Uncle Josh, re-
hectively, ''but / can remedy that G..
Mandal & Co have a fine line Oh than