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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
SUMNER BONEETS.

Ii Las been reported in almost every
paper IA the country that Jennie June
I'D fashionable bonnet could be bought
for two dol ars, but certainly never sand
ANYTHING CttLe kind. What | did cay WAS
.hls, that hat mCre suitable for wear
with tweed travelling dress could be
made 1T home with the help OF u proper
irame, for two dollars using the mate.
rial Of the dress for 81 Coyerlng-than a
fashionable bonnet " hich cost from TWEEN
" 10 forty dollars. For my own par. |
nave never been able to find pretty, well
msds bOnnets, ~ reasonable prices 10
ordinary miliner shops, at least no.
within the past fifteen years. Bonncls are
the NEST unsatisfactory Of purchases,
the cost of what is called stylish
one being so out OF all proportion 10 It's
value. There WAS time wien bonncts
were bonnets, notwithstandil.. their ug-
illness. The first cost OF q fine one was u
matter of little Importance, !or the Tus-
can or Leghorn braid, the English split
straw and fine NcapoIitan, could be
cleaned and made over many times if re-
qured; and the handsome ostrich plume
or piece OF resi- lace could be made
to serve its pdrpose over and over again.
But It is very different now-s days.
Money is throwa away On tIe straw or
chips, tor the shapes are SO insignificant
and so fantastic that they cuu.d not
possibly be considered ornament,
and the trimmings Ars beteroge-
ncous mixture which change their color
sad variety with every season, and must
never show themselves twice alike.
There was q certain kind of satisfaction
tu paving from ten to twenty dollars Tor
3 bonnet when it had a permanent value
rn useIf and its belongings. But there
is mono now where 1t seems to be NIX
,.ge Of mere scraps and odds and ends,
and 20 insist tina. II Is better to follow
fashion strictly, usi, Z ones own skill and
irgorr.,v IA working OUT ideas, than 70
nav enormous prices for VITA: Is after all
r.Itra- .urtehIe nor satisfactory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05

CAPITiL, sa5U,ooO.

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transact The business o. banking In ri It's
details.
10 succeeds the First National Bank o,
Wheeling; is owuei by the same share
holders, aGd IS undo! the same manage.
meIt.
By ca~y'. 'yreS1r3!ug 'AalUtercais oris
gDrrrsDuuGnuts and aaTnIj"r7, and by %
prompt and GItuul execution Of then
wishes, u hopes 60 l-srI, Their esteem and
confidence.
Sotes and Bills discounted.
Collections mad, ON all points through
uui the United STATES.
Deposit accounts, subject 20 check
sight, received from banks, bankers, lrm
corporations and Individuals.
Certificates a. deposit issued payable on
demand. or m fixed dates.
Iu;gr,-. allowed 900 special deposits
GlEE,'.DkN:
JOIN =. HgrarUaD w. y. SIMPSON.
JACOB y. RHODES, W.. A. TURNER,
WM. 4. IsETT, joins J.. HOBBS,
a. ~. adams, o. G.. DEWEY,
EHsrT n. ID fu"tE my
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
RECENT STYLES.

Fortunately, there seems to be pros
nee, O. improvement in this respect IL
mss been hard for city milhners 10 follow
The course Of other Industries ana reduce
,hlir charges, bu,thcy have been obliged
lotan. They Will Also have to study
how Z, accommodate themselves 10
more diversified class OF purchasers.
r. Che .s.-e.t ury goods stores o: AL
,u- barge cluys = lady can iiud ready
made suits and dresses st any price she
can afford to pay, from the calico wrap
rrr At 81 To- the most elegant reception
.-..- al $50. but the fashionable MIL
.5rarv establishments cultivate OILY one
,..s. Of custom, sud that, the most IdIotic
,s well 81 the mos: expensive class, for It
/. ldIgcy to pay thrrly-uve dollars Tor
sru,plc VS. kim hat, winch Is WHIST a iasn-
i'm. HE mlllincr asked the other day, with
the apologize remark for It's low ~
nrIc... "Becaase its only simple little
hat. YOU know
Ia LonGoa the guiaes bonnie. Is an
irstltgtion, can he found ~ INFINITE VaFI,-
ty. and Is ts-taiLisy pretty, well maze
srd s,,i.f.,torv IN Al respects. II We
r.r}3 ~, on, and lind such bonEets here
,.r r-,ru five Ia seven dollars eaCn, 1t
y.,rr. seem Ike lorCtnsto OF the mil
Innlur. But We have never been MOI"
f., q, this. Bv accident one can some
times discover - plain. sensible hat or
bonnc.t At a f.irly reasonable price; b"!
j. is So purely by accident that one won,
H. how i came there. And mat nat
or bonnet, or one like it, Is never to be
found wh.n it is waited .
A new style of this season is simple
co,tare straw bonnet, WORTH untrimmed'
from dollar and hall TO Two oo''HIs'
rho nrettest ornamcutatiou 1t can re-
avn !. \ fold Of satin threaded with
cold q bow OF Sam ribbon on the top
And sOI' satin fringes extending straight
dawn SaG The sides OF the Drin. This would
r rsopire two yards and hslf OF satin rib rib
hon At sixty cents per yard; and the told
Of an outside cost OF perhaps fifty cents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05

IT'S very safe to say that the most
fsst,di1us guest never leaves the Colon
made Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa dissstls-
fed with his visit to that famous hos
telry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
UUPONT'S WHEELING POW
DER AGENCY,

| ZINE, large stock OF the above cele-
bratvd Powder, viz: Ride, sporting, IN
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which 1 will sell at wholesale st
uauuucturrr'S prices. l have portable
magazines OF different sizes for Sh rpiug,
and will deliver Tree ON cars OF boat. This
Powder IS Unoqualivd IN strength and
quality. n. REILLY.
sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

30 packages GunPuwdor, Imperial
louug hyNou. Oo!oug, English Breakfast
anu Suuchoug Teas IL store and for sale
al low figures. NJ. REILLY,
lsS+ and 1871 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
If You Want

nrrt.C'ass IiuIWrut 10 cure Pains aud
~pUuu. and relieve prum'ty Eh"umg-
u.m. Neuralgia, e.. Urc LuGAN's AENECA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
POTOMAC HERRING.

. Hal, barrels 40. Just received and
tor sale by. VI. REILLY,
1909 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRK
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

" IT1maton and pain and at once correctt h.,
Cglistsrrd IL acts upon the organs OF circulation,
So me skin moist, and ncutralizcS the acid
Sy.Sn inst has found its way into the stomach and
RS.sS.s into the blood. Thus cure progresses in
~ directions, and IL does not seem possible for
Sy,Saa ingenuity 10 devise more rational treat
mel" SURPRISING CURE.
c,-,,,-7sn. About twelve years ago. while
.-,VysIripg with Father Kcmps Ola Folks Concert
gron1e a tenor singer, took scTcre cold and
ssIald up at Newark, NJ. THIS cold brought on
Sssycre attack Of CataTrh, which hatued with
80 Known remedy for four weeks without avail,
81 MAS finally obliged 10 give up most desirable
sun aud icturn home, unable 10 sing a note.
po,.-s,, vars afterwards was unable 70 sing &C
~ Tie ffst attack Of CGtarrh had lyit my nasal Or
.1s All throat 80 sens tive that the slightest cold
800 In his way continued u suffer. The last
E.'.rE fNss.grr L ever haU, vas terrible. sui
Ssrrt the most CNgrugiri1E PAIN IN ny head, was
80 b1arse a. 10 be scare " auie 10 speak, and
ssCCrEgcd inccss s~tly. THOUGHT | Vas going into
SgsSs C0Esuunu JEr and / iIU.y believe That had
Ssss symptoms continued without relief they
Nd have rendered me an easy victim. When
,,..s distressing condition, I. IUgLCCt the use
mtSs,,SSvSrp's l. ADICAL CUEE Pa CATAEEH very
st'-,ftutTy con. 80, is had tied all the atvCr
...f-'..rg. sWl,.yulG D.. Ht. The first dose ofthis
as,r1rrl,l medicine gave ne the greatest relief
w. yhoCln scarcely ar iCUIate distinctly on &C
SSrnt Of The choking accuuC.Ruonslu his throEt,
- -gsyc how much relief obtained from the nrst
ssCo1Nr.f on Of : NNFOED's radical CURE. Under
TtgauggCt, both internal and external. rapidly
-ar1ygrpt and ny an occasional use OF the remedy
sSSrr have been entirely free from CatarrA Tor the
T-st time u twelve years.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. ". HOLBROOK.
W,rTVAv. Mass. Jan. g, 1856.
p 81 rsrrGas,I the RADICAL. CURE OF GEO.
Z. ROGERS, Druggist, EEEIOra Building.
zach package contains Dr. Sanforf's Improved
TrFgr1E Tube, with lUll directions for use In all
tesss Price & 20. For sale by al Wholesale and
PTtsV prugC SIS throughout the United States and
CsraIas. WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
TOE ACCOS.

have on hand a tuu uue OF ToUsCCos,
from the leading manufactures IN the
country, including Lor.IIart's, FINER
Pros, Homer Hudson =, =. B. Pace, Rich.
mOnd, >. K. Pace, pauv.lle, Is. r. GrSyrly,
HOlbrook's Monitor Navy, Harry {. HO.-
brooks Navy.
can furnish all styles made by those
factories, at lowest market prices.
". REILLY,
1903 and 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CauyaNsed Hams, Sugar
Cured Csuvassei shoulders, sugar Cured
Break fast Bacon, Plain Shoulders, Clear
sides, Sugar Cured Dried Beet, fresh nom
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in t!erceS, bar.
reIs, halt barrels, kegs and pairs, all al
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1902 and 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
COLLINS VOLTalC PLASTER

Rave i lfyou have TO send to Us for It.
sod hy al Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout tine United states and Canadus, and Oy
WEEKS & POTTER, igoprlgtOrs, Boston, Mass,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
Sealed Proposals

w.I,EuaAr. GRO. q. u.Eow X
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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found to he delivered vsG % the
Greek patriarch. Meantsme . vail
Is TO be thrown around the entire
area of ruins, eniered by . single
gate, which - TO lie kept by . guar
dian of the ground, ior whom .
to be erected. Cerixtians
of all scots are to have right and
facility Of entrance 10 visit tho spot.
1t is strange. vet true, that this CON-
mendable effort has met with Roman
Catholic disfavor, because undertak-
en- and to be carried out by ro-P
testants.
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firsi winner of of tao heats. prize 81
entrance tree.
Wheeibagrow race, blindfolded; dis
lance from fence Ia fence acruss the
SQUARE; prize a.
Foot rsce-boys under Is years Of age
distance IS yards; prize -; entrance
free.
Ii time will allow-prizes will be offered
for various other sports.
The umpire will call time for the inter
national match game of baseball on the
fair grounds at two clock, sharp.
Arrangements have been made for q
trotting race between Foster & Rowe's
horse "Lummux" anu nurse entered by
Mr.. B. 3. Acker, of Portland. The hour
for the race will Ike announced on the Plaza.
The regatta will take place from Perci-
walls wharf at $50 T. N the list of prizes
has already been announced.
A shower of rockets and Roman candles
will be sent up from the cupola of the
City hall at dark, and will be the signal
for the commencement of the Grand Ball
in Columbia and Fircmen's Hall. Tickets
$3.50.
MARSHALL BILNN, Pres
8. G. WOODRUFF, Secty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

E The steamship Dakota arrived
at Westside wharf last Wednesday,
about 10 o'clock, landed freight and
passengers, and left in the evening
Of the same day, on her return trip.
She took away several passengers
and a small amount of freight.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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Dressmakers' French.

The letters of fashion correspond
ents and the editorials in fashion
magazines are often unintelligible to
the ordinary reader on account of
the dressmakers' French with which
they are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not al
ways clear to those who understand
the French language, and wholly I'M
meaning to those who do not. For
the benefit of such the following
glossary of those terms most frequent
ly used has been prepared: i.
Balayeuse, or sweeper-The plat
ing of lace and muslin or silk set on
the inner edge of the train of hand.
some dresses.
Beige-The color of unbleached
wool.
Bourette (from refuse)-A rough
surfaced fabric, either cotton, wool
or silk, irregular threads OF color in
terspersed therein: as though the ma
terial was woven of odds and ends.
Boufante Pulled out.
Bouillon-A putting set on as trim
ming.
Cuirass-A close fitting basque,
long on the hips. and fitting the
figure like glove all around.
Corsage-Ths dress waist.
Coulisse-Shirred.
Carrick capes- Small capes, or
large collars, those on q coachman's
coat.
Demitrain-A short train, 1. e.,
in length from few inches to half q
yard.
Faille pronounced fay-e)-a soft,
thick silk.
Fichu-A small cape, usually of
lace or tulle, worn over the dress.
Fraise-A standing rufle worn on
the neck.
Gilst-vest.
Jabot-An arrangement Of lacs and
loops Of ribbon, either or both, down
ths front Of dress, reaching aoss q
- f.r down. and WON - txin-
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u 20 "a. . 49,. 80, "a.
To psSr af es~ss ~hss-.
on their best apparel % entertain the
large crowd Of visitoss that will soon he
among Us
Come and select the style you need.
A. yoa mast sooser or later.
And order them made in fne-t styt
Of calf. kip OF alligator.
Anything in the shape Of leather may
be used, as suits the customer, and the
workmanship will he executed In strict
accordance with mathematical principles
and architectural symmetry.
Main street, between Foarth and Fifth.
BENZ. VINCENT.
Olympia, March 50, 1878. 5:f
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
Cine nrnr He6ruinrtr.

9err Sriebrid 0find Oar @efD
idreibt an BEN "Nmsrican @sricuItl'
riff: 9r. Geo. &leittI idifte mir i'm
Nfar3 cine Yrobe oeS @sines, welden
er aus Der Srudt elmer bel MuscOutab
SG.. aufsefunoenen @iIorebe i'm Iesten
9erbte bereitet bate. Ser bunttIfar'
bige @ein mar guar bereits blibenO
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&~obtsnilure, er eutbdlt nber nuber fei.
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lide @urse. tpeIde i9 nit teinem an
bern betdnnteu Nrom ueraIe;deu tonntt.
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tloEe ssboris) ais binrci6rn6 sr9iebi8
uub 3uberldnig, 70 baben mir einen
nrutn 3unuds Der sforton. @bntbiana
uuo RsOibU, welder ;u ben bodfen
GrpartunGen beredtist. SiShtr tamen
uniere w%ertbue0eren @efip. 8eben aus
Sirsinien, HrtaniuS uuo Is freut mid,
oaB II audi SqinoiS isinen Beitra9
Iiefert. SD erbieIt suaIetd mebrere
Yfropfrciier biefer Nebe (is iino 9elb'
lid roth, gan; 9Iatt unO oOn iebr feitem
9oIs), meI9e bereits am @odim fine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14

RA Solicitor Subn, weldem nab
renb Der SdIudt bel @bicamn9ua onrdJ
einen 9raHatiplitter Der S9enfelfnc'
den serfdmcttert worben. reiite Dor
,ipsi @oden nod ct. 9ouis ob UNI id
bort in einem Der 9oipitGIer einel
operation gu unterperfen. our6 weIde
Ole @erite 9Iaubten Die llriade beS
bsinabe auiabrIiasn gufbredens Der
alien @unbe, entfernen gu f0nnen,
uno lit oics nis mir bsute nit 8crnnii'
Qeu oernommsn ocnielben nuf's Seite
aclun9sn inhcm lie aus..oer iid al. Der
Stele DER eriten Sermunbuna bilbenben
SertnorbsIuug cine Qusobr Snodcn'
ipIitter eutfcrutrn, wclde onoerenfols
ouf benz @e9e Der 8er.iterung ibren
@eg aus Dem S0rper 9efuaoen bdttsn.
9err &ubn miro beute bon ct: 2ouis
bierber suriiffebren, no er bofeutIid
bnlb fid bon DER iibefitdnOeHen Spera-
tion erbolen un6 bauernh bon BEN un-
ungencbmcn SoIgen ieiner i'm Sample
fir Die GrbaItuu1 ser Union erbaltenen
&%erwuuoun9 crl0t iein miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14
2eber 1T R6nid.

Sic seber 1T bas midtigfte Srsan
Oes menidIiden Srsnnismns, % fe
bas 2eben. Die @eiuuObeit unb bos
SIu6 Der Nenf6en controairt. @enn
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4rten bon 9eiben bic notlrli9e SoIae.
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ungen oes Screens uno Blutes, Die
Sbdti9teit beS Sebirnes uno bes Ser
u~enibitems fnb innis berbuaben nit
Der Sbatisteit Ger 9eber. Ntan bat
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August Flower uniibcrtroTen 1T in Der
SeiIuns 0 9erionen, weI6e. nit lin.
uerbauIihfeit, 4ebertrantbeit un6 allen
ben sabIreiden S1mptomen, peIde aus
einem uneeiunoen 8ufanoe Der 9eber
uno bes Waeens e~ntfeben, bebaftet
f.nb. YrobeFafden 10 Gents. 8u
babsn in allen S5rfern unb Std6fen
oes tuefli@en Continents. Drei Dozen
TerOen bswsilen. Sab es seuuu ii tuus
sic poHen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-06-14

hr @siiern Qbenb belt Serr Wari'
milan Grosmann in Der neuen @ou'
cert'Saqe einen iebr interefanten Gor'
tras iber U9OttsssIauben". Ser
&ebner mics i'm 8erIaufe feines Sor.
troses auf Die 8iberiprIde bic fd in
Der reIisioieu Nufahun9 Der Sottbcit
unO Der ibr sugei6riebenen Gissnidaf.
ten iberaI borfnben unb bemies burdI
oie barauS gu 3iebenoen SdluBfOI9e.
rungen OaB Der Soft, Wie ibn Die 8ibeI
idiIbert, unb Ole Gbrifenbeit i'm iih
uoritelt, elm llnoi1g, Elm @i@ts fei.
Seuts (SamSta9) Nbeno baIt Scrr
9robmaun einen Sortraa iiber Die
YraFbentiduft, WeI9er, aus lcineu
s~eitern &ben6 eemo6ten NnoeutunQcn
gu i9IieBen, iebr interehunt un6 beIcb-
ren6 gu rueroen Oeripridt.
2eioer mar Die 8orleiune 9eiteru
Nbenb nur febr f9wa9 beiudt uno 1T
eS gu beoauern, oa6 infer Yublifum
mebr SntereiIe on foIdeu 8ortrdgen
bcfun6et. Srfentli9 miro 9err 8rOB-
mann bsute @benb elm aabIreideres
auditorium baben. SIZE bon ibm 81
beipredenOe 6rase lit cine Der Widti9-
item poIitiiden Sa0esfraseu unb ioItt
tein Burger perfeblen Die ueri6ie6enen
Nnfi9ten iiber sic Sor- ODER @adtbstIt
elmer N6duoeruns uuiereS segeniudrti-
gen Spitems o%n3ub0ren, 10 bab weTn
lie bic Gntideibung beriel6cu in biz
9dnbe bes SoIfes geIeat mirb, er nit
tIarem SepuBtiein Ser Sra9weits feincr
panbluug feline Stimne fur ODER 9e9en
abgeben fam.