Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-14

CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

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CITY Election--Isarks,r, Real llgsl n tel-
!. The City Bullders- -Order OF Growth
mammoth CqrpsL hcuss oI AaMyn
Iy, ..s,s,
fmT-- Isamrh,s' Rnvvhome sinner -ul,,,s-
phste = Novel, LitsrnfuTc ~ A Iailsc- :
,-aineDts--M Oney--Trade. va WS N
c,o Nal, an 1910 sri,o ossoo4 o.a,,l
hloAoo t MaiHn o - itani ~ o,s, orerV
~ a.; .e weoh & 20 cnS vorls ' Sor the sari5 "nI
at y.yn " paahs, III Poii oit,, rha Hortt n;
,,;s;o, Soy hsd oirsod vn fps fincoin parl which
nisiyn ni nao a.e a. 1ha ,nroaant aas,s;on ~
%tna % fooisiatTts Nv ~ snsrisI sSE 6Tsctr,ent All
S S -. ~ rwora tra"n;rad 10 voIc
IN Ea., ar nainat msrss and boul"yards.
and this vote, Which was In the affirmative In
both divisions, also annexed eleven and one
third square miles OF territory to the city,
making Its present areasome IA squaremiles.
nt fr.f THE PARKS
authorized nv tbis yoto embrace a,oI,t ona
tLonss,,d acyas''1ono In each 6ivisions and
ave 10 In coSnoci al bv honioyarda or driyea
gron, b,,a 10 two hun5red gaot w;de Thjs
nhsnoain tha cilS hNn1ds,iss of,actod soy,e
oaonis nn;te sensihIv ThosA liwng on tLe
bonpdafy of Iha West Division rose on ethe
morning oF eirction ontside tl,e citv limits
and yyent to.bod Ia ina CITY two o,ilsa from
;ts westcrn limits without cbano;nc their
JhroiciI : -f1"' W7'N' y +"
- mar rsrATr
mi. o., ."tah,,a,,o,,t - ...L.ly,y.,
tno ploposou es'aSils.I'ont aS ni % 1l PaIhs nus
gnnanuou ~ t,io Ialug Vi teSL ssta.o MlSeH ~
Inelr heis shpolnoo9, in IaLge secelohs tns
saiue iias invIesseu IJnI'' "1u ~
VI wy PMiiGo M nas uoug,ou; ~
Suurs 80 LVlu VI iTss o ViIs W W 10 sl'uuu
m'ioh Ss Dss n vEn s, out VI 'noee e D@rnS
nenr valve ~ rcoi cstain and Gcrea 60 Iorgeiy
tho amount of taxable property, there can be
no reasonable doubt A million of people
within the lifetime of this generation will
bless the memory of the electors who, last
Tuesday, voted for parks. ~
v,1 pu11n anrAr crr,rsp -..r.
.-,,,s -s,',t So -,
~ HsnG pupiio sP,,ie Ui ivauinB business WE
Igi .nas .nI @ W S'V9v VI,es'
i anu o,fIo ~ i,us Doon III S u, Sno Ti,ar
,t W nei nat ",, i'u, no naS D0sn sl
pS uun ~ w. toSnsisp S piogpa oS ed,,',, "
un Ino onersS anu p eh,eaprisg on yommy nlen.m -.
tivt ToI aS P;,a. o. ILUoo ""ioS moaU ~
oNoiy Tan, ,"ns th Iuu "r'H I La,
roau ry. s shG hido i"liieS W .ie
youB, i liHSh U,oo p ~ thno .ne" rvrs, anu iae
sio InS All ,o,g,h to o' u'oa ~
hnro "S "rne SaIIS md cxcSllsnt M I''T mos
nharociar 3nasi niJlia iiGa IN sbst' thn tiro
oTSo,tl, T. famnnraJ bu a. o,,'o,;o',oo u, -
age-,yet most ofthcnl began their work here
when young men, and built up their fortunes
while building up Chicago. Chicago herself
ia vet in her minority. Thirty Years ago
New York numbered but $50 600 souls: 30. :
900 less than Chicago-then unknown among
cities-nunlbers to-day. Chicago ia in tho
gristle Of early YOUTH with tho proportioIs
and strength of matured manhood. :
oRprp or upowru s-s-,r--r,-.,-.
a.. Sri a.. :, ,.,-.,,.,. ,.s-
lh9 Pr2uustiyntvi, P tl snp negess.tes loi llte
lIsV M uesGioPos tiiH " q nsM COUNTY,,
ana tnls mas MADE ,1 o9lcagS tne llrst grain
inarAcC ~ .nYw ''oin9snihe " NSar lol'
lows somelmhg 10 cat ana th9 dry goodsi
ciolnlhg anu oooy anu snoe traae haYe mere
stialneu lnamiLiG.n .ii pIop9reionis. NoAt comes
hardware, WIN linPioyeu aBIieulture ana ar
chitouIule, III .Ho Du,iu,rs va nus iaIil nous
3s, toWlis, ul.ioe, a,u ailroaus
Iheh, WIN inGIeHsnB .,i weai'n anu taste CONT
householu ehipGiiisnilenls, i appreciation aho
apProprlatlon oI lho geautliul' ana the lov'
anu pa'ponaSG ~ my mug alI1, hIu the pro
gsess VI s9c'ett 70 lncasuiou py tne exten
ol tnG tra9e wnion suppnes .he waiits Whlci
"ealtn Hr1 dnu 'oirnUinonv nmn i oieaSe, .,na
ivy ; TniH, ~. Snno9 e eiO'G VIZ ale iuchtlhee
S. wltn sn's eiSss Vi 'r"ue 10 'ie "luely-knowf
nrin Va ,rx ,,o,v
ALLhN AAVhEf'
importers OF, and wholesale and retail deal
ers in carpetings, curtain goods, bedding, pa
per hangings, etc, at Bryan Hall, SO Soutf
Clark street. Here--once the. chief music
hall Of Chicago, whore the dead Douglas lay
in state while 10000 people passed TO view
his lifeless clay, the Fanueil Hall OF Chicago
where war meetings were held, patriotic
speeches made. and soldiers volunteered Il
uphold their country's cause and hag-Ar
now holds her court, and distributes to man,
thousand families ensigns OF peace and pros
perity,
Messrs. Allen Mackey-still quito young
'men-began business as clerks With Potte,
Palmer-Mr,, Mackey being a nephew ant
m'Otege OF The millionaire dry goods mer
chant, Mr.. Allen commenced his clerkshil
in 1855, ut $40 q week. In 1857 ho took charge
Of the carpet department, and built up I
very large trade, In 1889 ho became q part
ner with Mr.. Palmer, and in February, 1864
he and MIR. Mackey bought the entire carpe
business-Mr. Palmer retaining an interes
In it as special partner-started on an evel
race with the largest competing house in tin
city, and in five years have distanced all com
petitors, their sales on which they pay in
tcrnal revenue tax, amounting last year l.
thirteen hundred thousand dollars, eguallin,
city combined. They import tWo-thirds 0
their stock, and keep as choice and rich good
as any house in New York. Their trade /
about equally divided between Wholesale an,
potali, nan VI ""'cn ID JoOpeu OF soid IN th
Bryan Hall ia ahont ion fool sonoro o,,i
contains tllree stories. The Iowcr aoor All l
deyotod To ne Wholesale fhc otber aoor !,
fho retail trade. On The seeohd Anor or
French Moouet Wilton and velvet I'csrnat
from SO to 81 Dor ward. English bodv Rrns
sells. American and English ianostrv FROM e &
10 Sl.5O. Hartford and Lowell thyea nIvs
oxtra superfine, philadelnLia coods ~ dyor, va"
grade, and ali kinds of low brieod csrneI,;
oicloths OF all widths, qualities and prices
1 ufnBgets, mats, rugs, STAR rods, &e. Ol
'ls Gliru hool aro peuaihg ana curtain good
mmali ,'th na.rssscs, S "oni DIankets'' Mafsallle
adilf, cUmi1ltvls, @ piano covers, lace cur
taIls aanask go3usi e0rnices, co @c The en-
trance 70 Dryah nan, ~ Ieet VIDE by 70fee
ionB, ID INC sMgsroom ior paper hanging
an9 @ wIhao" 9IiSoos rno ol all qnehtles,. style
po riG[s To- noabsr SnS ha,,s aspSeSaty OF thes
kent as full and rich an assortment. of every
thing in their line, from the highest to th
lowest priced goods, and tho purchaser VIII
cannot SUIT himself here inequality, style an,
| price. Will look III vain elsnWharp In tbI