The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
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When wider asId's pres.p,.j h. 'as
Dame Fashion used n p., ,p,'' 'oSl,a,
now she Is lead by eys Al "HSe het leader.
l RsSG1ai ~ tue o. ladies hats mi tslhs
ton during the past wei Ss.tSsa by ObseT,,
terday | took the pains ~, ~ Two Aadys.
pFessions confirmed W nave ny n
r., ! cant al,' see why men should NJ,
the artistic in q prettiiv " ~; not Adm,
uniquely shaped bonnet ir Trimmed n
the beautiful in an oil H ~ ~ Well \
s sSaI 0n,.S symmetry Of a stains q Y,
. s,IS,0 ought 70 have their nUS,. thin
tue opportunity TO gratiiy NV y appvI
company with a lSdy Of any NY Ehln, i
N S GIaer to more readily gain sIs W,
q me attentions OF those bes, nA! M,aNR
started out on our rounds H. SSsIed, II
called on was that Of tha Se mt ltnN
The genial head OF the conc s TPeys' Bio
sP,eyer, kindly showed US thTo,n %s' aeap
IsoIishment' | was more lbSO .nI Ae y
a. the immense quantity and ~ o0u,pnhd
trimmed and untrimmed hNtS n'SSleg u
- apparently hundreds Of nhSp are oC oa5
diyeTslted IN their adornment I'm ~. slt n
would nave put . Halsidoscope , " aty
| cop!d hardly imSgine a comr u e,Hlal
peculiarly shaped features I ,haip 'stlon b
haVe been made becoming BY S SSUIu "
Of the many different styles. TUpls w
where the ladies ought to be- lb HnS ,asl'a
tashioR's domination in bs.SSuAlaI 4g
ceased, l.. yas particularly strust ;, ~
some graceful shapes in bonpe,sS '1 nv, VIII
them the Marguerite, the 4elmS ~ Aa ~
and the Marie, In hats tbs W. -, -,
Aarqate and Highland seemed ~ n, .aHHa
dep9nAir 70 me- Then there wv wy y J.
no6by Vaud'rllt, the Gallia, CAM, Y Y.
Sailor bonnet, the Tulip and tSo D "
shapes, the dRshing RocEaraS , MY Il fa9
ferent lines Of POkes ""' 'as dt
merely caught a glimpse NJ ,h.,.
ming department but saw Thai |, NV, uIH
tenstve. ! had previously bSco.N,.N WV q
WINGED Of the ability dlsSISSaI' ~
flowers, ribbons, ane tTimm IyS' \
other goods OF ladies' wear, the s,@' ~, "
immense supplies and L a iittla %a,. M
this regard did not SAVIOR 40 ' %ns J'' y 4
advertisement would iesl iSsi. " y
stretch this notice out 10 copsS.,sIl
length. My visit was but ops n Me-, .a
however, and now ! don't vnb rGI0s'S "
ladies' like to go shopping and pa,,i ,r w
at speyet's. Their stCre ia a repulI !!
gallery Of fashions, and "a the firm ST y, Y !.
extensive iobbing trade It Ia op.b,j \
carry lines Of goods which you SsI tSvv l. '
In q house devoted to the Te,Ail t,'1. \
clusively. Before departing Mt' ~ S', "
told US that they were constantly XIV w.
Ing new goods and with a pleasant ,' WI
Gay we left his store aud want nv w., s.s
to the establishment Of F'""
AL. RICE co.
Upon inquiring for the seuio, D,,,,,
We were informed that h. had po E,' ",
for the third time thissesson, TbS' ISSs
to indicate a boom in business M ' ~,
teous brother, Mr.. Sam Rice. kIn5Iv VS W.,
forward and did, the hcspIa61 M,
we had indicated our desires, mi, NJ
are also large jobbers as well a. tst,Ir,
and we were treated 10 view Of lhS M
Of their trimming force and 10 An iUS,s
variety OF their bats and bonuela
"This week, |" said Mr., Rice I've ,,,,.
In some elegant Tuscan hals and boUSSs
shaded ribbons, shaded satinS and St1
and iauCy ribbons. Our trade tbj,IST,,
has been unprecedented and our XXI
have never been, within my recolIssI@
more handsome, and the peoplsin.hlls
towns are beginning to not only app,ttitI
nice goods but to buy heavier thin evg
Our jobbing trade seems 10 grow .vr
week and is actually keeping pace vl
our retail trade"
Thanking Mr.. Rice for bic CourIsr +,
were about to leave when we feteIyJi
cordial invitation to call In In a dGy O,t,s
and SEQ their new invoices Of tis htE
novelties, which We gladly proaItsla
do.
AT MRS, ElsSEB.
We put in a pleasant half hour at Ai
popular place. Ladies' were comisRM
going every few moments, and Vii
all the accomplished prophetrs H.
changed q kindly word or two, Um
asking Mrs. Kiener which Btyle Of b1uM
seemed 10 have the greatest favor VitA IA
ladies, she answered that the Poke WI
general favorite, but that all bOnreI VI
hats sold by her were shaped 10 lerLiE
ming department an az 10 be most Itna
i've to the face and form Of The vNiN
Mrs. Kisner, besides having elQtiSl
taste herself, has in her employ The ba
talent proCurable In trimming. llarpIt
chR9es are also made with great Clp, al
during the time she has been 10 blElM
rarely, II ever, has any OF The work Rii
out by her beon In the slightest dY'a
unsatisfactory. On the contrary, b,
ladies 20 into eCslaCleS over The nItTeu1
creations which she produces in lUAg
hats aud bonnets. Her opening GN \
ways looked forward to with pleasant "
tiCipations, and are the topic OIL corners
ton among the fair sex Tor many dEi
thereafter.
Besides millinery and trimmings W.
KiSner keeps an elegant stock OIL FIbloli
laCeS, gloves, and various novelties III
ladies wear.
A FEW DOORS ABOVE
Mrs. Ktsner's Is the store Of l., SWlIdtte,
We dropped In there a moment TbiI
one Of the incest places 10 The dV V
shop, and a thriving business 10 done y
Mr.. SWabaCker. We were shoEa NA
beautiful goods In lace ties, artificial t'I
srs which only needed the perfume .
make them indistinguishshls from 'ho:'
Of nature, silk and satin ribbons Ind df'a
trimmings.
COMING DowS s1REn
Miss Il. Rody's place, No. lllS NIa
street was next visited. This lhdI ~
also very busy. Besides The millinery
business she has several Other t'plh
msnts connected with her place. AnonI
these Is her shelf goods wiLhG Doe siill
Of lace ties, notions, flowers pod h0ooa.
And thus ended our Shopping Ioa,
which was one oil novelty and pIsI'1ls "
us. You husbands, when you lN Avn.
few hourR to spend, ask your vie 70 n .0'
you around with her on q shopping s
petition. You will enjoy \ snd ,t WY
grnmble again about your wIIe'H'''p"'