The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-23
GRAND DISPLAY OF FASHIONS
Bacharach & Kornfeld's Opening
ANOTHER DISPLAY TODAY

Despite the unpleasant weather Ees
terday a very large number OF ladies
called at Nicolrs old stand, on Main
street, where Bacharach & Kornfeld
have opened their great millinery empo-
rum, to see the magnificent display OF
fashionable bonnets and hats just re-
ceived from New York and Paris,
Amid wilderness of beautiful bon
nets, hats, feathers, flowers and millin-
cry goods we stood and gazed on the
the artistic creations of Miss. Wilson's
skilled fingers.
The Paris bonnet for the winter has
passe or front border, very much raised,
and, in some instances, completely
turned up; it has also crown, and
generally a curtain, the shape Of which
varies. A distinguishing feature ofthis
winters modes is the large colored os-
trich feather, placed in curve over the
velvet or satin bonnet. Something very
like the cap Of former bonnets is also
worn; it is made Of lace and flowers,
and worn under the bonnet.
The two most striking type. Of hats
are the Franc-tireur, very high in shape
and very much trimmed with feathers
and velvet, and the Marin hat, black
and mauve, with the tri-colored ribbon.
A kind of bobeche hat is also very be-
coming, with brim turned up behind
and lowered very much in front, very
high crown, denied down little in the
middle, with lorsade of black velvet and
red gros grain ribbon twisted together
and placed round the crown, and in
front the tips of black curled feathers
above which rises a panache of red
feathers.
The Marie Antoinette is very love
" bonnet, of silvery drab satin, trim
med with roses and plume. This bon,
net attracted general attention and admir-
alton, both because of its beauty and
style. Two Of the Gipsey shape were
also much admired They were very
stylish and becoming. The May Queen
is a beauty, made Of black velvet,
shirred front and blue satin lining. The
tab is trimmed with rich black lace,
the top of the bonnet with French
flowers and feathers.
In hats we were shown the Dauntless,
made of white satin the Dutchesse, the
Lolita and may other stylish and hand
some shapes whose names have escaped
us.
In the front store We saw an immense
stock of flowers, feathers, millinery
goods, ribbons, laces, dress trimmings,
cloak trimmings, fancy goods, frlnges'
notions, wooden goods, embroidered slip
pers, cushions, tides and other beauti-
ful and desirable goods for holidays.
In particularizing some OF these
goods, we would invite the attention OF
our lady readers to a pair Of embroid-
cred slippers, on each OF which is work
ed the face Of a young girl, crowned
with wreath OF flowers We do not
remember OF ever having seen anything
more beautiful.
In wooden goods there are new styles
of hoods for ladies and children, and "a
Little Red Ridinghood' sort Of an in
stitution for babies, and ladies scarfs, a
comfortable and handsome trifle. These
wooden goods are all handmade.
In kid gloves, Wondra's seamless,
Don Giovanni. are the style now. Every
pair OF them is warranted.
But We haven't the space to enumer.
ate tie half we saw The display Of
embroidered handkerchieis, French, jet
and bogwood jewelry, gilt trimming for
masquerade suits, Isle thread gloves,
French corsets Nilsson perfume, aud
fancy goods generally is wonderful, and
must be seen to be appreciated.
We cannot close this hasty notice OF
Bacharach d Kornteids immersc rs-
tablishment without calling attention
to the show windows. In one is dis
played the bridal veil, the orange wreath
and all the paraphernalia for a bride,
and in the other the customary suits
of solemn black the weeds and trap
pings Of mourning. Ladies call there
to-day and see these beautiful creations
for yourselves, as the opening is to he
continued today.
THANKSGIVING OYsTERS.-A choice
lot of those delicious bivalves will be