Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

seyentv.fiye patterns OF ingrains, Brus-
sells and velvets. The next department.
is wall paper and window shades. Their
sales OF wall paper this year, so far' IS
one car load. The clothing departments
is one OF the largest, and having always
stuck 10 reliable lines OF goods, their
customers did not wander after strange
goods with the influx OF dozens
OF small competitors. Their shoe
and hat department Is marvel OF
com pleteness both "a to size and variety
and line after line OF mems. womens
and children's shoes please q Thousand
customers by the style and price. Next
To the Carpet Department, their pride IS
conferred in their Mammoth Depart
ment for Dry Goods. 1t Is great deal
OF risk 10 carry the latest fashionable
fads In Dress Goods, and they are the
only firm who have attempted II and the
large patronage given them has Just'
fed them. They have complete as
sortment OF Trimmings for all their
goods. In the Grocery Department they
cater most invitlngly To the inner man
and their custom OF delivering goods 10
any distance and OF keeping everything
called for has made this the most sue
cessful store In the city.
NJ. J. BRILLEs soN-TAILoRs.
Among the many firms that have oe.
cupied important commercial places IN
our little oil town is that OF M. j.
Brilles & Son. Tailors, OF Wheeling,
who at the very start OF our oil boom
seeing that this was soon TO be city on
some Importance, opened an Office In
our midst and have been we'll rewarded
for their enterprise, having done the
bulk OF all the tailoring business Ia our
city. and we attribute their success to:
Firstly-Mr' Henry NJ. Brilles who had
charge OF the Office aud whose gentle
manly conduct and fair, honest treat
/ ment with the many with whom be came
In contact and had business dealings.
And, secondly the superior quality and
get up OF this firms work. There Is no
one firm In Sistersville who by their I'M
firing effort was more entitled TO sue.
cess than was Henry, and We most
cheerfnlly recommend him and bis
house to any one wishing good work In
his line at prices as low "a Is consistent
with good work and good trimmings.
Some Candidates Mentioned.
WESTON, w. Va. July H.
TO n- Efnor or the Rsofstsr'
SIR: The Senatorial convention for
this, the Tenth Senatorial district, will
be held here on the ninth OF August, 70
elect a candidate 10 succeed Hon. ID. w.
Gall. OF Barbour county Mr.. Rebrook
seems TO be IN the swim for the nomin-
alton. Lewis and Upshur should have
this nomination, as the other end has
the hold over Senator
A letter received by the writer from
Hon. G. +. Lynch. OF Washington, an
nounces that he is in the fight for tho
nomination for the House Of Delegates,
and II one is to judge from the public
sentiment. he 10 sure 10 get there. He
Is not allied with any faction, 80 Is par.
ticularly strong, while on the other
hand. he has large following In Web
ster county that will cause him to add
strength TO the ticket DEMOCRAT
BRADFORD, PA, July "a. Forest fires
are causing serious losses 10 lumbermen In
this county. Many destructive fires are
raging between Bradford and Kinzua, Ia
the hemlock district. The fires are the
result OF the recent dry spell, and as rain
has commenced 10 fall, IL Is likely thor
will be no further damage.