, 1880-08-15

| young horse In South Boston has been named
pr. Tanner, IN hopes that It will make him
H: II. Bryant's Chicago Business College.
Iherc Is great demand for it.
Agreeableness, there is no doubt, constt-
mites popularity, but at the same time one
mnst nave certain amount Of cleyerness
eomony ttrmsd to e Waf !;
Without it. it is Impossible for q man or
woman to be favorft in society.
We notice that large number Of the
coming to Chicago to witness the
knights Tempar on Tuesday put up at thai
favorite resort, the Gardner House. to eui6+.
the comfort of the lake air and avoid the he.
Conversation between an inquiring stranger
and s1samoost pilot "That is the BlacK
ain above Lake George" aXny S1ss story tasaa or
| legend connected with that mountafnm'
"Lots OF lem. Two lovers went up that
| mountain once, and never came back again.
Indeed! Why. what became Of themo'
"Vent down on the other sidel'
Fl. J. Edwards. our favorite carriage
| dealer, 2S5 WabaSh-ar., has just returned
with his family from a pleasure-trip East,
and while away purchased large number
Chicago market.
tween "dearH and "deer," said one was
biped and the other quadruped.
For the. best ladies' shoes, at remarkably
| low prices, buy from Kelrer's stock Of mis-
| fits, Monroe street, Palmer House.
One thousand American ministers are In
bEgreRs reaffnE fstang 5S2y WSyn T Spsn their
Two oilpaintines painted by Sagustain in
the sixteenth century are for sale at s. Hy-
man Il Co.'s jewelry store, 127 State street
LsSNf $0S%
What IL new now haz been new menny
times before, and will be again.-Josh Blt
| fngs.
Chicago's greatness best comprehended
from views at Lovejoy's, IS State street.
a Pittsburg man jumped from bridge
forty feet, receiving fatal injuries, rather
than meet his wife while he was walking
with another woman.
French ranges, Maryland biscuit.makers,
potato-scoops,. soup digesters, Highland
ranges, at Harbeson's, s. North Clark street,
| Pressed for time-Mummies.
A word with business mcn-Settle.
II, Do not ot lesye the city without The Oar
Twenty-second street.
Only question of time-Asking the hour.
All the rage! Those lovely cabinet photos
| Ct s. per doz, made BY onr leading artist, J.
| corner of RObey.
| AttA6 WISH ~ LIS
| dressnlaker.
| To see convincing evidence OF Chicago's
| rushing business, take stroll through the
| busiest store in America, by name "Sea's,"
on State street. Anything and everything,
either for use or ornament, is sold BY Mr.. Sea
| OF about One-fourth the price usually puid.
Countless thousands visit this famous bazaar
| each week.
1.-THE Danites ," is still drawing we'll ct tha
| Gaiety, London.
/
thinks she is ornamental enough herself
The Mesdames Howser & Fitch, under
Gardner House, are now prepared to furnish
| the ladies of Chicago with the latest modes
de Paris. Laces and kid gloves cleaned
! Since his marriage George Eliot's husband
severe attack Of typhoid fever. Perhaps he'll
I know enough to remain single next time.
The West Side Library will be closed on
| Tuesday next until O'Clock.
"Do not talk ice to butterfly" Is q
| Chinese saying.
Musicians are known by the accompani-
| mentS they keep"
at It's Michigan avenue. Price reasonable.
The watermelon is like book. 1t isn't
| red until it is opened.
stake care" says an exchange. Well,
take 1t in small doses If you must.
Try New Home sewlng-machlne, sold By
| agents everywhere. western Othce, n o. 138
| State. Agents wanted in unoccupied territory.
| The girl who cha]ks her cheeks thiuks it
/ is better to mark the miss than miss the
| mark.
| Can anything go, and not go anywhere?
| Where does light 60 when it goes outo
| Ladies who are prejudiced against arti-
| icial waves should examine the exceedingly
! natural ones made by Fetherly.
"Love,'' says the Philadelphia Chronicle.
"makes many 4 good right arm go to waist"
The old masters abroad must be kept very
busy supplying shoddy Americans with
paintings.
Masonic charms and fine watch repairing.
Shurly's, 103 Randolph-st, near Dearborn.
Mark Twain, speaking Of a new mosquito
netting. writes: tThe day is coming when
we shall sit under our nets in church aud
s1unber peacefully, while the discomtited
flies club together aud take it out Of the min
ister."
For new designs in French dress patterns,
ladies should 60 to Nine. Morse's, 125 State
The rolling stone gathers no moss, but It
gathers the fellow that rides bicycle every
time.
Our society ladies' will be greatly lyfnterested
in al advertisement Of Mrs. Thompson's on
another page.
The Princess OF Wales, when she takes her
little daughters into society, has q quaint
fashion OF dressing them in toilets har-
monizing with her own. For instance, at a
garden party the other day. she wore o
costume OF light blue and celadon green, and
the young Princesses followed her about IN
gowns Of the blue.