The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-21
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Some Special Exhibits Al the BellAII
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An ISTELlIeRNcER man took in the
Bellaite Loan Exhibition again yesterday,
and not having been down since Monday,
he was amazed to find what change time
had wrought in the Exhibition. Many Of
the most attractive exhibItshAye been I'D.
ded since the opening, and many, seem.
ingly, are arriving every day,
Among the new exhibits ia q handsome
case .oi silver and plate, gold and orna'
mental wares, from the iswslEy establiSh-
lishment Of
MILLER : RRANzHEN,
Of tits city. These gentlemen make q
most magnificent DISPLAY. Their case oc.
cupies s.poaition oFprominencsin the Shell
Department. We noticed massive gold
pitcher, number Of elegant gold headed
canes, quite an assortment OF silver and
plated articles, and several artificial be-
Ronias, made oil linen in perleCt imitation
Of the growing plants. These are In pretty
vases, and make beautiful ornament for
O stand. MessFa. Miller and Frauzoeim
had on exhibition some rare and costly
ieWslry and precious stones, but they re-
moved 1t from the case, not caring to risk
articles Of such value,
They have, Of course, very meagTe
show, elegant as 1t 10, compared with the
stock at their palatial store on Msrketstreet,
opposite the Mcclure House. Their case
will repay inspection by those who love
articles Of artistic merit as well as costly
material, and 0 visit TO their store will be
Ieplete with still greater pleasure to adj
mirers OF bIiliancy and beauty,
Attracted by the sound oil music, our
reporter wendell his way TO the east side
Of the building, where he found q brass
band composed entirely Of small boys, the
drummer being q mere chap Of not more
than four or five years, They were from
WoodAfeld, and made quite good music.
They occupied o portion OF the booth OF
N, soNNRRoRS,
whose name Ia famous wherever Bellaire
Is heard Of, as one OF her most enterpris-
ing and successful business men, Mr.,
Somehow has in his booth, samples of
his clothing, hats and caps, gentIemsn's
furnishing goods, and oil the line Of goods
kept In o first class store OF that kind. A
hammock swings in the centre with .
darkey dummy dressed up In toppish
style lying in luxurious ease, Mr., Son
neboTn commenced business In BellaiIe on
o quite modest scale, but by persistent,
systematic and original advertising, close
attention 10 the wants oil his patrons, and
indeiagltable industry, he has built up q
marvellous business. The best Of his ad.
yertising Ia that people have come to know
that oil his published claims are strictly
true.
We have already referred to the display
OF ..
T.s. TAPPAN
the artistic photographer, and we were
pleased 10 see, Yesterday, that he had still
further beautiRed the corner allotted to
him. He has some magnificent photo.
graphs on exhibition, among them one Of
tMr, Mercer, sr., that 10 wonderfully lie
like, A portrait Of Dol. Baron In regi.
mentals Is also as natural as art can be,
while photos OF DR., Grafton, Rev. CASTOR
and ]. B. Smith, Esq, are alike meritor-
ious as works Of art and as portraits.
A display that attracts the attention
and exCites the interest OF house keepers
10 that Of
A. sCIiIcH, ....
on the second floor, near the stairway.
With all the modern appliances he shows
It would be q pleasure for q lady to pre-.
side over q kitchen, He has some re-
irigerators which are peculiarly interest.
ing at this season. This may also be said
oil the elegantly ornamented water coolers,
while bis shining un.ware andCopper yes.
sells are useful and indispensable ct all
times.
But the most attractive articles In his
booth are the stoves, from Lhe Bell
foundry, In North Wheeling. They show
q new eagle" parlor stove, modification
OF the old franklin which beside being
one Of the best heaters is % ornamental .
piece Of furniture as one can have In o
modernly furnished room. fl
P. T. KING,
the leading dry goods dealer in Bellalre,
has one Of the most charming booths on
the first floor. His counter reCedes from
the front, leaving q triangular recess,
which is to be further set of with
beautiful new umbrella and parasol case.
The counter has three elegant showcases
filled with beautiful small articles. To-day
some costly laCes, Of rare beauty and
Skiliul work, will be added. There are
some costly hand .sewed India shawls
among the goods shown, and instead oil
displaying piece goods the stock OF these
10 represented by handsome and stylish
made.up suits, which not only form an
attractive show for ladies, but show 10 ad.
vantage the way the stuffs will "make.
up" A specially with Mr.. King is lam.
brequin and curtain goods, and these are
draped in appropriate places in the booth.
LambrequinB from his stock also decorate
the shell department. Mr.. Kings booth
Is, as we said before, one Of the neatest
and most attractive Of the departments.
THE WEST VIRGINIA STENCIL WORKS,
now owned by Mr.. Castor, lie well repre-.
bented on the second floor. In lts booths
are shown different sizes Of the Balti.
morean Printing Press, different appliAn.
CeS for making stencil plates, dies, brands
ana the ike, ana most ulVereihod line OF
samples Of the articles manufactured by
Mr.. Castor. To properly write up bis dis.
play OF his establishment would require q
small volume; but we can at least advise
readers not 10 leave the Loan until they
have called upon Mr.. Castor and seen hfs
interesting exhibit,
Bellaire 10 unusually fortunate for 0 city
OF her size In her photographers. Ever
since BsllAire was anything Of q city at all
]. W. eELtARs,
the Union and Thirtysecond street pho.
tosrapher, has been one Of her inStitu.
tons, and he has become Justly famous
all over the country. In Mr.. sellars' tasty
and attractive booth Is shown q litesize
oil painting Of Dr.. A. Grafton, promi-
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