, 1874-10-09
beya Of the firm informed US that they zre ready
to ill orders, large or small, from their place of
buencse. or from bond, At Euch figures as defy
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bueincSe. or from Oouu, " Eucu AaAe es ~ ut1
competition.
GEoMaHEs TLLR1CH-
This firm is located at Nos 199, 201, and o{
Randolph street, and they arc among the large:
dealers in vines and liquors in the Weste1
States. They aro also largd importer!
and sole agents for the Western States for j
Oppmann, Wurz5urg. Rrinart. Pere T. Fflt
Rcims; G. II. Muu,rn l. Co., ncl,ns Jc
scph Fa1ck Mainz: Fiauch Frcres, Boz
deau1; and a largo n1mber of othe
popular brands Of imported wines. This tiru
vas organized in 1860 and at the ti1nn OF the fir
YVES doing business at 146 South Clark street, =
which place they lost very large stock Of good
and other property. They, however, i1nmedfat Q
ly resumed their business, and in twelve days
afterwards were filling orders nsnai from theil
new location on the corner OF Peorla aud Nadt
sou etreet. Aside from being extensive dcalorz
in viues they also haudle large number OF tht
most fayorite brands Of Kentucky whiskies. dis
titled by MacPraycr. Bond & Li1lard, Taylor
Jr., IL Frazier. which line Of goods they make g
spcciaity. The building theT occupy is fous
fest, and is one Of the best-arranEed wholesale
liquor houses in the city, the bulk OF their i'm
ported goods, however, is stored III the bonded
warehouse. Tney employ ample capital, and
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As in most branches Of commerce Uhero ar
ticles are considered 4 luxury, that OF confec-
tionery il one of tho largest. Tho consumption
OF this article, could anywhere noar exact
facts be given, would indeed be surprising, aud,
as nj are supposed to indulge to some extent. it
is necessary that VIC have it pure, unadulterate1
with poisonous cooring matter, chemicals, and
such other ingredients as arc detrimental to tho
health. And among the many confectioners,
who have an excellent reputation in all their
dealings no one house could be better chosen
for M example than that OF Brooks E. Neemcs,
located at Nos. Is and 80 Michigan avenue. This
firm has been in existence some sixteen years.
under the name OF c. ". Sanford, but sue
ceedc1, however, By the present firm in January
1871, and located at 3S Randolph street,
where they remained until that eventful
period Just three years ago, when, like
many others, the accumUations OF years we're
swept away but, having beeu successful iu all
their businoas transactions for so long period,
they me. their obligations promptly, md quick,
ly rally1ng, they reor2an1Ecd at NOS. %, Is, and
.7 Peoria street. near Lake, where they we're ii,
frll running order By the 2Sth OF November fol-
lowing.
at this place they rcrnarod until September Of
1875, when they L1ored into the spacious quar-
ters theJ nov occupy, Which Was fitted up e1-
p:csslr for tueir business, the manufacture AMI
eaie Of candy. The building il largo aud con1-
nnodious, being 10 feet frcnt aud Ill feet in
depth, and is four stories in height, beeides the
basement, As this Is one of the largest cot-
Germs in the Wcet we will indulge iu : ninrto
and detailed description, and hope it will not
DC tedious to the reader. And, commencing 1T the
upper floor {sonlethiug quito unusual, nsweyer;
devoted to the manufacture Of gu.ntlrope, co1,-
prising all the varieties. AID, BY means Of
sseana-wazning appsratuscs, drying room is
kept at a required temperature Tho rear por- |
tion of this door is used fur ornamental and I
fancy candies of all kinds. The trout part OF |
tho third floor is devoted to crystal works it |
also cou1aius two dryias-rooms. one OF which is |
used entirely for manufacturing rock candy, |
room il NECESSARILY kept at yery high temperu-
t111e it being between $50 aud 160 deg. The /
other dyyins-rooiu is used for driving lozengcs,
extreme heat not being required for this pur-
pose. The lozanges arc manufactured in the
re,r portion Of tile third floor. Sticks (that is
what We we're accustomed to term them when
boys). dropu. and the mora common grades OF !
RANDY. are manu- racsured Oh tbs second door.
packing. shipping. etc. ana also on this floor aro
their fne and extensive Office and samnle-room.
The basement. which is 1oyeI with tile ground at
the rear. is mainly the place where all goods and
materials nre rece1Ted which are to be employed
IN 1ols eAsehelso business: ana Just ueto IL Is
aln,,a cnrsnr,as ovar ~ mn hs,ra,a of snrar 1or
snnum. From this the reader NAV be able to
form some idea OF their immense business trans
actions: Tie basement contains large drying
toom, 1ol @ 'no earnssS .t oaftose o. euS;1nSn!y
cand,cs aro nacsed H. or,1e- rhoS tI,cv r,ar not
spoii While being transported to their many Gus
toners. The boiler and engines arc situated in
tne 11ont lalt o. the basement, ana tae
~ e1,oi+,o +n;s anra asasn, ,e ,,.;,;.ed -,
tho different dry,nr-roous All tl,c;r nsn.worl
also. il done in the basement, such as the maui