, 1880-10-17

extraordinary foreign connections ne p9sisceiin ~
feeling sure Of always obtaining at bis millinery
parlors lato designs and styles equal TO any AZ
Paris or New York.
"a q girl, representing wild. eager. and AM.
mouth mouth d as red as a rose. ,c
fact. and not conjecture. The fashion writer OF |
THE TRIBUNE, after having soen a.! me a. al!tee n
ent candidates that will be offered for me INC apo
@ found % at the leading FUR house of H. Fl; nrom.
we'll Co.. lol State street are the hasso nanusogd and
ought to be seen b. every lady III the city: Or.
B. Informs us that during this continued warm
weather they will make specatM 1'1aace'As"'' on
young man has had Il woman's tooth gEa1tea
into his Jaw, and now every time he passes @
millinery shop @ 1dad that tootn fa'Fs a0neS
Windy days cloak is very comfortable. rat. r.
terms cut to measure and guaranteed 70 III at
WANTS pattern rooms, 153 State.
the Wesleyan HGas i university, Middleton, Conn.
Its not often that better GLASS OF young
men can be seen together than those now m
attendance at n. b. Bryant's Chicago BUSINESS
College.
Reception and opera toilets are shown OF the
richest Persian hrocades. In which 1t Is notice
able fact TINT mauve aud pearl rints prevail
Sweet sounding ChfckerinX pianos. All mu-
sioal poppte pronounce them the test-
The furniture exhibit Of j. 4. Colby & 20. at
the Exposition ia ono Of tho main attractions
this year.
Art copies nature in the beautiful end nat
Hail Hair St>re.
The New Haven Register is awfu! glad that
outdoors has so much room On 1ne eroana
Tho best gossamer rubber clothing We hare
ever seen Is made In this city at l87 washington
street.
fur-lincd cloth. with coaohman's capo, the hood
lined with red surah, and fancy pearl buttons
Mr.: Fetherly, who is stu in Paris selecting I
novelties VIII teturn easiy 4aa ~ h~ ang,ste
Doudcl the leading hair dressers OF Puris, Will
be offered by Fcthorly the cunning season.
Radiant Home parior heaters, coal vases, Rich
mond, Highland, and French ranges, snapstone
griddes. iarbeson's, Us North Cinrk street.
What, gentlemen, never had Heinig, aos Dear
born street, suit youI -.
Even the wisest is sometimes fool. For e1-
ample, tho philosopher who wore bis spectacle,s
when asleep thnt be might recognize the 1flenoS
he might see In his drenms
The ecsant white hats xorn 6y tue ,be era ID a.
week werc designed by Mr. Jules Ballenper8.
our fashionable young mtlf1ner.
Grants condensed eotfee; e pure, delicious d con-
venIent. Try It. Oflce 50 Randolph street.
Gambetta amuses hts leisure, by fishing for r
| froes. II have q cook who costs me $4,000
francs year so the opposition journals Is sayy:t ay.t
ceok something to do"
There are great many new engrayings, etch-
| ings, photogravures. Water-colorS, etc. 70 oe
| seen at Thurbers Art gallery 2io WABASH.
| Mesdalnes Howser and Fitch. Gardner House,
| modes de Paris. Gloves and laces renovated.
| statuary and panel photos are superb. nn-
| tshcd in Gehrtgs style, at 335 West Madison.
ures' neSer T ta attends Auctions She Went once.
| and seeing friend at the opposIt side OF the
nodded politely whefeapoa the end aueaoa s52ad
ser ser Sa"Se1d where she e Wished It Delivered
Baty Bros, 543 West Madison street, are man
t ufacturers OF all thnt Is elegant tn picture
frames, and make specialty oI soIa 1raI1es sa,s
Richmond ranges and fre- place heaters sold
by Isaac ". Bangs, Els State near the Palmer
| are the best made.
/ Mme Soulc. robes ct manteaux. wedding
t trousscaux a specially. 19 East 18th ST.. N. 7.
! This talk about the cost of millinery and the
| e1trnvagauce Of ladies' is nonsense. Give any any
woman all he money she can use !t ana sne & VILE
| not buy over S100 worth OF millinery per year.
| I wish to show you something exquisite IN
| frames, says Lovejoy, " Stute
4 series Of - Germans is to be given by P1of:
MARITIME to his patrons In addition to the weekly
| serie3 OF his academies
So far as we can form any correct judgment,
Burns was one OF the not,lest looking men OF big
age. Walter Scott. Ut the age OF L. saw thepoet
| and it nude an enduring impression
The Radiant Home Is the best and cheapest
stove you can buy. Hatch s Breeze 6o STATE
| sell it. ....
The Chfckaring Piano IS the popular piano o1
the world.
4 young lady recently presented her lover
| with an eiaborately- constructed penwiper. ana
/ was astonshed the following Sunday, to see him
come into church wearing it as cravat
Mer.rln Church leads the trade IN heating
stoves ranges, and - kitchen outfits"
"The Durltng"' tpatentedl the hood Of the
season, all colors- Mrs. Hodge, lal @d-st.
Funny Davenport is doing IAN American
Girl" ia four acts and six new dresses, and there
is taik OF curtailng some of the language and
introducing in the lust act q screen scene. that
the star may be abt- to mike quick change OF
costume behind the screen without leaving the
stage.
Salmon t. Co. This euterprising firm arc
stocking store No. 2e4 Thirty-hrst street with an
elegant line OF millinery and fancy dry gooass:
true urt millinery should call and see them.
What shall we do to keep warm? Buy New
| Heca parlor stove, with duplex grutc, OF seaFey
/ g. Co., ~ State street.
Ladies' 1t is to your interest to call at the CHI
cago Suit Company, 20 West Madison street, tor
your and your chiidren's cloaks, dolmans, mil
ltnery, etc.