The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-10
Correspondence
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Busin sss -NIoneyIWest side Parks-A.
Hecler A. Co.-A. H.. Andrews ~ o.
AmusemeDts-The Century Plant
western Suffrage Com
vention,
CHICAGO, Aug. 81, 1SG0.-Bnsiness ia slow
~ incre asing, but tho fall trade has not vet
lairlybegun. There Is an easy money mar
Ret and large gan receipts, but light ship
monte. There i5 expectation OF a large busi-
ness this fall, but confidence in the near fu-
ture Is not as strong as laet year. There are
so many can operating, which may dofanqe
business that people arc c%antious in th6ir
plans for the future. The indications are
that business viii open later than was expect
ed three weeks ago. . or 80. .
Therohas been IN %nnusually large amOunt
OF paving and sowering dono this sea5on,
and some Of the main thoroughbred have
been kept almost impossible thereby, much
Q the discomfort and annoyance of Che pub
THE WEST Side PARKS
Have boon located. There are TO be throeof
them-North, South and Middle connected
by boul9vards $50 and 400 feet wide, making
a dgiyo of Homo ten miles from the beginning
at The North Branch or the River. to fis con.
nection with the South Side Park. when all
the parks are completed, Chicago will be pre-.
emlnently the City of Parks.
Tbs growth of Chicago is indicated by the
progress Of art as well as bv it's material
wealth. Take the Photographic business az
~ instance, which IN ten years has increased
from $4,000 to a million Of dollars a wear.
Every artist knows how essential II ia in TAX
ing good pictures TO have good materials-
that the camera, glass and chemicals should
DO just right, anil that " these be defective no
shih OF the operator can avail TO supply the
deficiency. Hence, every intelligent photo.
grapher will. If possible, purchase his mate
rails where he can be assured that they are OF
he very best quality, and where lie can get
just what no wants.
A. HEsLER a co., 113, LAX erREFT,
Wholesale dealers in Photographic materials
Of all kinds-cameras, chemicals, glase,
frames, albums and everything used In the
Photographic art-ofer urriyalled advan-
tagcs to tho trade, in these respects. Heslor,
Tor twenty yoarsa practical photographer OF
the highest reputation, knows tho wants OF
tho western trade. They test all their cam
cras and chemicals. Purchasers hero arc
sure OF getting what they really need, at the
very lowest rates, and will not be offered
useless goods. They do a very large trade,
and stand at the head OF the business in
Chicago.
Among the manufacturing houses which
reflect credit on Chicago, none are more wor.
thy Of note, than those which supply our pub
hc- schools with conyeUcnoos aud instru-
ments for the education Of tho young.
And first In this class Is the house Of
a. II. ANDREWS a co., III, STATE sTRPrT,
"tiohc Inventive talcnti IN producing the best
school furniture, has distanced all compet-
ttora In tho west. After a thorough competi.
ton with leading manufacturers, they were
selected to furnish $4,000 worth OF their new
patent gothic school desks for the Chicago
primary schools, 1000 worth FOR the state
Normal School Of minnesota, $1,000 worth for
tho State Normal School Of Indiana, and.
including Office furniture, church and hall
seating, have, In four months, supplied over
$4,000 worth for the Northwest, beside black
board stating, globes, maps, charts, Sc.
Reason: their furniture Ia the best and the
cheapest in the market.
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