, 1877-09-16

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South Water street represents the largest
fruit market in the United States.
The beautiful weather OF the past week will
shortly give way to light frosts at night
| There are more students at II. B. Bryant's
Chicago Business College than Tor several years
| before 50 early in the season.
Reports from all classes Of wholesale bt1si-
ness houses show much larger trade ls being
| done tlan for years ut this scason.
Be prepared for winter and put In one Of those
/ uneuualcl Empire gas-burrcr FURNACES that
| Leayenworth, u Lake street, supplies.
| The lewclry business, both wholesale and re-
| tail, shows Il marked improvement, Judging by
| the large sales malc. by the old and popular
| firm Of n. Atatson T. TO. last week.
| Every gentleman who considers health an OBJ
! icct should have Paragon, combining health
lit, weighing scale, aud handsome easy chair.
Exn1ninc it at the Exposition und 194 State
street.
s'oh, Gcorge!'' she sighed, .'let me lean on
your left arm it is nearest the heart, you Know,
dearest, aud" 4'Oii, .psiaw! don't you
know any better than to clutch my raccnate
that ware"
The celebrated Magnolia and Queen brands Of
flour oG Hannibal, Mo-, arc acknowledged the
bust in the market, and will make from 10 to 80
Der cent more bread than any other white
Ask your grocer for it. Joseph B. Quinn, l93
and los South Water street, President Magnolia
Milling Company.
There has been considerable Talk by our City
Fathers lately about repairing some OF tue
streets in the business portion 0t the CITY, lhey
certainly need it, but what is the use Of laying
wooden blocks again, to be w:ril out in n few
months! Put down the lest pavement III the
most approved manner. OF course it is much
more expensive at first, but is decidedly cheaper
III the end. Then you will not flavc to DC re-
pairing every month or two. Let 4 committee
inspect pavetnents of other cities, and select the
best motl.ls opcrandi known; then see that the
work is done according to contract.
Tic representative Of this paper, in his pcran1-
bulations on the West Side yesterday, noticed
the new four-story and basement building OH
the corner OF Desplaines aud Washington
streets, aud hearing the busy buzz Of machinery
stepped inside 10 obtuln few notes. lie WAS
kindly shown through the entire building, which,
for completeness, certainly surpasses anything
Of the kind in the West. It WIS built especially
formerly Of Peoria, ILL.,, where they established
nnosl ,noved to this city fo'r the better acccn.
modation OF their largely increasing trade:
The business is that Of the manufacture OF
bread, crackers, and confectionery; All the
latest machinery and appliances for the prodnc-
tiou oI the goods made are here found lhe
confectionery is not surpassed in the country,
and its purity our reporter can vouch for, nav
ing paid particular attention to every bra''eh OF
its manufacture The finest Minnesota wheat is
used in thu crackers, and they are splendid.
The firm consists of Frank Field. Esq, OF
Pcoria: BE-. Smith, ESQ.,, Of Buffalo, n y;
and Henry C. Barr, Est!., Of New York. Chl-
gentlemen, and feels assured they will not DC
disappointed in their removal to our rapidly
growing metropolis OF the West, May their
business prove better than their expectations"