, 1876-10-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST,
Grasshoppers-Dancers On the green.
The coming man is he who owes you.

Preparations for the holidays are next in or
der.
Bakers are q crusty lot Of fellows and fond Of
loadng.
An unprincipled bachelor says trouble never
comes single.
Go to see the New Dauat1ess at Watkins,
226 State street.
What is that which is heightened by being cut
at both endsl A ditch.
4 Cincinnati fend advertises for men with
fever and aguc to shake carpets.
The "Bussey" range is highly spoken Of
Merwin Church, $50 Wabash avenue.
You can store furniture, ETC., safely at Is and
so Van Buren street. Advances ii desired.
Physicians are less likely to be sick on the
ocean because they arc used to see sickness.
Highly recommended +" Shining Light.''
Sold by Merwin Church, $50 Wabash avenue.
The rush for Empire Gas-Burner Furnaces
continues unabated at Leayenworth's, Is Lake
street.
Why has an ocean voyage no terrors for ply
stcians: Because they are accustomed to see
sickness.
The latest novelties and most approved colors
in the best kid gloves at the Paris Glove Store,
81 State street.
Economy is beginning to prevail once more.
At funeral on Saturday last nine men appeared
with unbiacked boots.
Radiant Home, Empire gas as-burner, and West
ern Empire furnaces to suit everybody at Hatch
& Brecze's, 50 State street.
Mcssrs. Bishop & Barnes, corner of State and
Monroe streets, show the best variety Of hats for
men and boys in the city.
Ladies, YOU will be astonishcd at the c1oaks
offered by Hotchkin d Co.'s, 137 aud 139 State
street, for 81 and upwards.
Only SIS for an * Economist ?" furnace that
will heat two-story and basement. Merwin
Church, $50 Wabash avenue.
Church's Centennial "stove Rest" Isl per
set) does away with zinc boards Merwin
Church, $50 Wabash avenue.
Prot. O. j. Pierce will commence class In
drawing at II. B. Bryant's Chicago Business
College on Tuesday evening next.
There is scarcity Of water in Cincinnati, but
if it were not for the danger from fire people
would not notice it.-Boston 9tobe
II you desire the latest styles in millinery
goods at the lowest prices, visit Hotchkin, Pal
ner & Co.'s, 137 and 139 State street.
Chapin's original old book store, 81 Madison
street, opposite Tribune Building, pays cash.
Get his offer before you sell your library.
The feather house Of Charles Emmerich &
Co., 2S5 and 267 Madison street, shipped Il, 900
pounds Of feathers to Germany this week.
The celebrated Bon Ton Parlor Heating Stove
is sold at regular prices on monthly payments by
John N. smTth, 134 West Madison street.
The autumn art reception at Brands studio
occurs Thursday evening, Oct. 5. The picture
Of the "Fire Department " will be unveiled.
Housekeepers should have Green's patent
shirt-bosom stretcher and ironing board; IS
G.,ufh Jaffor.nn atraats q nm u-pnE sold :.
Baldwin, 201 South Clark street, is the leader
in low prices for blank books, stationery, and
envelopes, as lie always has been in cheap books.
'sNfy client is no more guilty Of stealing that
hog than a frog amt got no tail, /" was young
Kentucky lawyers address to Warren County
jury.
About next week look out for $1,000 Massa-
chusetts housewives covering up the last jar Of
preserves aud murmuripg: 'iis did."-Boston
Globe.
It is satisfactorily proved that the Ellis g. CO.
Star brand oysters the best brand in this city.
Edmanson Brothers are the general agents, 303
State street.
Housekecpers who have once used Huyck's
malt dry hop yeast will not take any other kind.
All grocers have it. Use Huyck's genuine Ger
man Cologne.
Ladies will find o choice selection OF dress and
cloak hinges. Also, a full line Of furnishing
goods at Hotchkin, Palmer g. Co., No. 137 aud
139 State street.
| Commencing o-day the Illinois Central Rail-
road will offer inducements to visitors to the
st. Louis Fair in the way Of tickets at q little
! more than half rates.
Kingsford:s Oswego Silver-Gloss Starch gives
beautiful finish to linen. Its purity and great
strength renders it the cheapest as well Us the
best for laundry use.
The rifles used at Creedmoor have q recoiling