, 1872-10-09

, OCTOBER 8, 1872.
their customers, whom, to very 1-rst
| extent, they have kept Throughout the 5ear.
| v. Y. HIf3aLL~
! The music house o. .1r. Eintai, In the cpeea
Hoc.e Block, Of tho leading attractions uf
city befoSc the IRE. Stocked with vast number q!
tho choicest pianos ard or2nD tia. ingenuity pro
6ucc, 1t was constant rendezvous Of our best mus;
cans; and how extensively ps-oni=cd ucsy Be judged
FROM tie fact Eat his saes du-ing the twe1vo months
setorc to fro aggregated nc: much less than mill
ion dollars. Contrast this with ths 5000 worth OF
goods that he sold in tho first twelve months after his
nss hes ea I ina Ss we haVs as best
m1n, but 20 the excellence ot his goods In that peri
ed The tStle OF TIE CITY has been Eultpliod fire tines,
Fhll5 niS HaCe has iDcEcaaed Erco hrudred.fON.
Vary carly In the Isorning, year .so lay, HI.
nlaN removed his p=ce Of bE@3nesg 70 bis own rrs;
dsace and The ehsage Was h.saly thlt he left his
magnificent stock behind him. Fur fow moments
the fro King played upo2 300 instruments st once and
then TIE monster concert ended-in sncke- Tho loss
meet al lis obligations promptly, and, having frl
faith IN tho future Of Chicago ho 1t ouso secured ten
porary rooms md soon Opened tato With stock
| building which should be Such better adarted to
the purposes Of exhibiting acd selling rtanoa and or
&Iay-lay.
Tbs ncr building is situated on Wabash avenue,
With frontage Of 80 feet, and extends b.ck to dis
double tie room occupied b hin before the ro, and
much more than any other house in the clty.
Instruments but with appropriate aling they form
really attractive place. Only think OF it: more than
two hundred pancs are now there on exhibition, Or
boxed ready for shipment, besdea wealth OK Amer
ican organs. And the dsp!ay il equally superior il
point of quality Is In nunbcTs. Thc-e is not musical
wnreroon III the world tha. contains pi1ros superior
TO these offered BY Mr.. Kirntall, aud not any that
offer instruments equal to his.
h1r. Kiban is sole Northwestern agent for tho far
famed Hallets Davis panoa, both grand and square,
of which We have already written in the Tery
hi9hoas terms in tho columns Of THE TINS
mcat eonpatent judges say il deserves. Ilszt, tho
first Of living panists sayB: . the most admirable
ss 4e e Dr. Ths0 Kq een
nent ever pl:yed on" Abt, the Celebrated Eoag
rte- they are absolute perfection as Il
IS possible for the instrument to be brought" and
Joseph Guagi vhcss -,nsic IS classic says: "It
in power and funeaa Of tone all otherinsu-
lnents which tare ever heard"
To all this add that the E1llett & Davis piano
hare received no less than seventy five first premiums,
and that c0ooo Of these Instruments now In use,
forming 20 600 practical arguments In their favo-.
ar. Kir.bsn las also snle othsr pisnos, from f-
zerrnt manufactures, q. wide rzngn Of prices and
the enos psas fss3 Ct n TO-
nent Parties in want Of really good piano CT oran,
one tst can be dpendfd upon, md IN which he owner
the Instruments exhibition ct v. " Kiubalrs,
the corner Of Wahrsh sFenue and Thirteenth street.
where The test judges and the most critical musicians
are ha most welcome.
wx. A. uu1TEns co.,
y hoCse whose Eotto il Going, goiEg, gone,n woke
up morning to find its great premises On Randolph
street, fronting ou Dearborn Square, "gone." Every
thing swept; nothing saved; heaps Of debris, from
which everything eonbustihle had burned ont. Mr..
Buffers did precisely Ehat he docs when he knocks
down lot Of gooda. He went At work to get up some
fF.~u -
1 .wo weeks It completed, and the FIRST dry Of
November following the fire he held lis fist 6rds
sa. ge % d fqFea os to n ~ rs ea
Ped 60 BY 20 feet Dearborn Park opposite tho cid
stand; From that dsy tho house hzs had u1lnte1-
million md : Eli dollars THIS Is = good showing.
The house hes been sixteen yea=s In the
Mr. Buffers commenced On Dearborn street il 1876
The "Icd Font became too small, and the firm
hare been scaled for several months n the great
Canal street, y double store, 145 feet deep. The
stize yo doosB no: large enough for The business
ses ue oe
ind carz-.ge nart. Their business includes al lines
II Ec1chaadise. They have calendar for the weak |
cuye-s Of all casscs day after t1sy. It reads thus
Estate; Tueslay-Boots and Shoes |
iay-D-yG and clothiag. The regular saturiay's
aia has teen for sizeen years Specially Of the house.
1u.sdo ealss held s.oe: daily Mr. Buffers old
lin old to his dace he viii resent it. Como round
shen caicsso hss million Inhabitants aud he viii
led yessa id; asd nothing IN eeatur:s expesicncs
n the suction huzress is unknown 70 MIN. His coz
neos are the lcsding merchants nd manufacturers
an country and it e il proof q hi. Eode Of deal
:hst :hcy tie 70 him. and E2ep Ills floors lsden
nd hts warehouse full.
BRADSEn, a.f1rH CO.
Turning OVER old familiar business names, with no
reference to order, upon t1st of
&. ~ tryv Ia f,
front rank among the leading paper houses OK tie
Inited ststes- They have faw comree-s, and
one who surIass therc, In the Vest, in
ne.ey,. Lrcadih af business, and solid accu-
ssss LOUISE T1.S yeas ss es besn saesa bas
eas IN Chicago and now. lzge g Il their trade, they
:anufaeture most Of the paper they sail and have
.irness prompneas, md large Inducements in eIent
s:oeL They were among tho frs: TO reopen IL their
remisea on wabash avenue, near Congress street.
hey have three large paper .nls ia operation, nnd
about starting smother immense establishments on
old sio OF the sugar refinery the North Branch
the river, below Bust street h-itge the first paper
III ever bull. IN Chicago The nrra aye thoroughly
darkest day. doubted future They belong E
a class Of recTchnnt5 that have stood In good t
cad this pe1t year, the tade pllnrs Of our commits
Is. t.
In the early days, A. r. Bur!eJ, q present
llcpt Board OF Public Wcrks WIS the BtaHouer Of q
1seago succeeding Stephen z. Gale, whose business
rrses back to the carly prsirio mud ot unpaycd
Ike street. The stock well planted, and in the =
,nds Of J. u. r.. Jones, who grew up with tho house,
sselopcd into one Of the leadins Establishments in
line here, occupying magnificent premises On Rac-
,ph street. Opposite the hlatteson House Mr. Jones
not ait down anoE3 the rims He had tcen burn Il
oklt before. s1e Is hts record that points Suc
eled 4 <. EurlnJ, At No. 1eo Lake ntreet i'll June
81. Burasd crt IN 1850, and draoTsd 70 Nos y and
Lowing March Moved to Sca. 1os and 7lo Randolph
teet in Qccter, 1859, where he doing lnrIe il
prosperous business At the 1e OF tho great con.
gTaEon- i"
Mr. Jones lost lis house and au its contents; d
enced business TEurala5, the week OF tee frc, ct
J. IS South Csual street, and soon ii
ef 61nuch ut No. 509 We t.
sa avcnue: still continues both places OF course tt
has succeeded and has shown rge fgnres for his os
do this 5ear Ee is known Al The oiccs Of the ii
" las largo bus.aess WITH the railroad companies Ct
to be at hore again ip per' md elegant b.
atral store. vi
WI. H. PATTERSON Pc
beautiful store di!cd with choice goods In gas -
tures and plumbers goods, "a Washington street,
uenn Clark and Dearborn But his e2errv yvaa nt s9