Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-25

New YORK.. Paris and London VIII nov
be IN 60 with Wheeling hotels to-day in
the matter Of Christmas dinners.
AT high noon the Mcclure viii serve
its guests with blue points on half
shell. stuffed manages. olives and po-
tgc.s paris me as an Introductory.
Then real Christmas turkey. sufi5a
with chesnuts. cranberry sauce and
oysters win follow. To further suit the
taste. venison. currant jelly. native
pheasant AID fHet Of beef viii be m
re1d.ne along with fresh vegetables
too numerous 20 set forth. For dessert,
Ulam pudding. lemon meringue pies.
cakes. fruits. native and tropical VIII
fin no uncertain terms meet the wants
Of those assembled there, while those
Who indulge can here choose Burgundy.
California. r -.sling and Maraschlno
punch.
W.th merry Christmas 10 all. and
a. The proper hour the Windsor viii
suggest To- us guests q few OF the sea-
sons compliments by way OF making
things seem real Saddle Rock, baked
California salmon. sliced tOma,0es ana
things % that sort viii be in order.
Then YOU can have q diamond back
torraDin from Maryland small oysters.
p9t.ies en- Bech8mel. and an The French
in this lire you desire To get little
moro American. wild turkey, canvas
back duck. young lamb. mint sauce, will
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choice and aD0alte invoke. For das-
sert. ice cream in shells. with fancy
kisses and cherry pie viii not 60 bad
You viii then be- permitted 20 linger
and enjoy Malaga grapes and mixed
mus. ;5ld YOU Will not have 70 speak 20
the head waiter for some hing 10 drink
Landlord S-amm VIII see that no one
goes away hungry from his dinner to-
d7v. and win make very substantial
his wish OF merry Christmas 20 all
To has been settled that guests can have
a p0tage a Ia Duchesse. sailed almonds
and soups along The conventional order,
and such side dishes as will fiji a long
felt want. In following this up. those
gathered can have gastrOn0me Of quail
other kinds of fowl, and beef IN such
American styles as would make the
English blush. The whole vegetable
kingdom VIII De there and for a finish
iug touch. California strawberries, pas
try. choice pies and fruits viii De sug-
gested and placed I'm proper reach.
Christmas dinners win DE reality
a, The Brunswick. and i, would have
been safe to lay awake all last night
Co get the appetite in trim. In the lines
OF fish, relislas. rOaStS. entrees, veget-
obles and dessert. it viii be safe 10 call
for wharf you want.
40 the BehIer. so that good old days
viii not be forgotten and the day Of
merry-making De complete. there will
De- @ dinner of the true Thanksgiving
order. and it is safe 70 state that the
bli of fare win not De exactly as else
where
Around the ST. Charles between Z
and p. m.. AN wants Of the inner man
viii he supplied i'm styles and various
kinds t0 meet the most fast.diOus taste.
Also the National viii have something
TO eat in order and despatch. and along
I'm the afternoon guests and visitors
40 The Wheeling hotels for dinner will
not De heard to complain Of treatment
received
Mcclure. Clint Moore. Geo. W. Craw-
ford C.. ~. Clarke. j. p. Sweeney. II. n.
Forgey. Sis,ersville. f. W. Kiser. Fred
w. Bartlett. Warrington. W. +. Stuck
ey. Bethany. o. S. HO1kall. New Cum
berIand, p. Mcbride Butler: TheO. w.
Sharon. Dr. Allen and wife. A. j. Flag.
Washington. Pa. H. j. Gate. S. Louis.
p a. Shaw. Geo. b. Dawson. Utica.
n. "; W. IT, Curry Charleston; Geo.
Heard Pi--sburg.
The most cruel thing ever did in
the matter of Christmas present, said
O guest at the Windsor last evening
was years ago and IN the days of the
Louisiana State Lottery when l had
delivered % half friend Of mine. "a.
his place of business. on Christmas
morning telegram 10 the effect that
ne had drawn. with three others. the
capital prize of $500. 900 The news
fairly made him Wild. and he began 20
give away his property and make prom
Uses of large ldvaucements 20 friends.
\
the alleged prize TIE unreha5Isy Of
1he drawing was soon developed. and he
has never spoken 20 me from that day
to the presen, time
Windsor: T.. H. Dobhs VIM Dean.
VIM Pyles. Grafton c. F. Hosford,
G.. p. Se3mou. Sis-ersville. Geo. G.
Griffith M7u1dsvine. C.. w. Schmuck.
Eag'e Mills w. Va, j. S. Beecher. C. II.
Tr0X'cv Newark. o.. j. WorJhing,0u.
O. Mehle. P.ttsDurg. 8. X Hunee Cum
berland. j. H. Rockwell. Chicago. A.
Kaufman a. r.. Cohen. New York
It viii rake q coed feeder 20 decide
which bin of fare a, dinner to-day in
the hotels is the best.
Stamm, j. \. Carpenter. Salem; W.
a. Carpenter Bridgeport: l.. VI. la Fal-
ie-te. Grafton, s. e. Moore. Proctor:
j. $. Bailey. q. L. McKaine and wife.
=. d. Evans and wife and mother. David
McHaiu. Huntington Chas b. Mayo,
York, Miss Mabel Mays. B9rneSviue, o.
s.. Charles. NJ. j. Matthews. u. Pow
ers Warrington, Harry ShrOdes Geo.
VS.. Flowers. Sistersville: Ernest Snoi-
grass. John FOX. Parkershurg. NJ. Ans
'ar. James A'gl1 Washington: VIM Z.
Graham. West Elizabeth. and D3vy
Bonnols. Oakl3le =. o.: Chas. Woods.
Cincinnati o.; W. IT. Ringer Allegany.
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