, 1880-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS.


J, stand lost week she exclaimed. "I,m'a Iady
10 e1nu 80. 49, 5s:t a.'S ~. easS.+;t, >,
" y anu W .uunuei uon ,ou 1ol r. H.
H. The tr0ttlng, racing, coaching, 0ase-DaH
. archery, yachting hunting shooting fishing
camping, Ioafing, dancing, and flirting season
:, has come again. Go it while you're Young.
e Tha hra.d tr,,,a If ch;caoo bae ~ +ho .,ae
,.aare haan co,un,ata,,1 rava,,,+nnaod 1<.s ~
tmo years peea - cou'pitteiy tesor4eon,zeu. Sc
). that now there Is no city Ill the United States
that has such sweet, white, and healthy
I bread offered as this; so much so that the
! trade all through the countrv is natterned
after it. All this is due to the new dana rtrre
taken By Mr.: D. F. Bremner "a a few few , Years as ago
III the introduction OF his now widely cele-
brated Eureka bread. Nearly all the bakers
in the city now initiate his bread and also lis
trademark, which in itself is a confession
Of. theu ALL and he is determined
to maintain his supremacy. As sweet and
pure milk is one Of the essential ingredients
bread and Eureka bread has not drop of
milk iu it,. Mr.. Brenlner procures his milk
direct from the country. TO insure in the
future a constant and sure supply Of the pure
article, lie has established q dairy-farln of
best milch cows that can be found so that in
q short time he will be III the receipt Of ali
his milk from this source, thus securing an
unfailing supply OF the pure and unadulter-
| %A@1A 't'taNAo. t3AC4 CAtE1PlAAC NEoC1 fCa 4U6
patronage of our citizens, and will no doubt
be properly appreciated by them.- Each loaf
OF Bremller's bread is stamped with the
letters u. +. B.
Just drink tubful Of it, il YOU wish, No
drunkurd, drinking Sunday.school picnic
lemonade. You might, get the dropsy, or
3ou .. n!.snt uroWn youlseu Will IL, OUT IL WILL
n1rel 1,,, n',ho you uruhk'
Hf INN hog 1T1ir 1n1 f1t+
fhre IllG ~ nele w alG agalt On lne very
eenson lo,;I, ~ ~, = hna ". ~
de~"tnd ,nhi;a eny,I+ ~. 10 - % % Icy os tist
ninc az bn hes s,,.ouaia ~; v1ssr ~ LAP
me the fncst1.oninneJ ..xc,rs;nnHhaa+ G,si.
sn',ar 1.tn H,Sr Stl,eie ialS por-'iz., ule
palace is we'll known to Tie @ pieasurss sure sesEi1,4 ]
public of Chicago. for she afforded tho,sands !
of them many a pleasant ride on Lake Michi-
gan two years ago. This season. however
She st1rpasscs aiF her former Grandeur ;,''
consequence Of the many valuable ininroye.
1nents which she hus undergone. Her state
rooms are the perfection of neatness and lux
uFy, and her life.saving, appliances have been
pronounced by the local: inspectors superior
to those OF any, other pleasure-b0at that has !
ever been granted permit to carry passen-
gers out Of Chicago. Capt. J. F. Trowell is
11s iaaster OF tne flora, and more efficient and
hhaly gentleman meyer lived. She lands at
tne south sue OF the Clark street bridged:'
Oldboy," admiringly remarked his friend
gazing at the beautiful windows, crowded
with blooming plants. "All, yes, ~ replied |
Oldboy, neryously glancing at a woman with
a aer meaa f' swatnea M III dust-cap, Just coming
DOWN from tep-ladder to fondle the bird
dog with mopstlck, "Ol, yes; it's regular
noFnouse."
The opening OF the splendid cafe at 81 La
Sale street by Messrs. Isham Il Sercomb is
proving O grand success Patrons nf the ,
car hat fc ;~,t
Mr. 0,po,,oro,a e,1.e tho ro,,,,~+ 49, 49,.
fipnrns ara oninr mi ~ Strfa ~ dr"S ,, -
camnaisn SANDER Fla hii} nf h hie ,,if,,e - &
spring dress WIS Sent him vesten1ar snd 1Gm a
last YEAR Fashion ;tems shon1d d etn ey y "g1e t
trntI s"A' 10'oa A'ouio onou4o sIch 10 luo
The great carriaep houso ~ r. . r;n,h,u i
& Co. are doing very extensive trade. mt E
5njy in Chicago bnt in ali The 1aroa Wastnr, u 7
.ities and towns. Their eS1ensivc facfor;as
are eoual to the demand and fI1eir stnctt =
still the largest and best in tha CITY. ~
An agricultural uapcr comes to nc With ., =
article On sCuring % fruit by coid " Z W. edo ton:t #
are cent for that but if the bucolic editor ditto
ODDS bv frnit eratafui naana " ihIing h
lin 4 monument nr nromisp n "'o40 oo11u
One of the nrom;nent hns;naee oh,n,o,
his snrinn was that nf r RardaS : SSiRarlges R +
ia Waush n ~ ~ uusi ase;Ie it TO 5oo ana n
ar grocery business these gentie,nen ha6ve n
pered a snIendid meat-ma Tket which "an. u
lot fail to prove :; great accnmmotint;on ~ ~ q
heir many patrons. ~ iu
r is tarr;h,,, sn,,,,,an+ n
his MAY Weather The ;nrv ~ was n,1t Fn',9,
zen hours on a very simiie case and wban y:
le Sheriff vent in at Inst to SEQ if theu at
'autcd ANYTHING. thev were iii as1een IL 'n09 Il;
nr Tust;n I1a"os ~ ~ 1Ta.an,. p /
as fonnd # necsssarv tn socnro 1, r.
i'll keep hyeienic tabfe whore nrnner fonG CT
iii he fnrnisicd for h;s nate,ts aug t "ou =
ali times during husiness honrs 0 5"eo'o /
"One hundred Thousand women ,ro coil ~ IN Ch
WORKING in the ticiis of tha IVast ), '4a - da
hundred thonsand ahln-hodiaG ~, MOI, aru nra ~
angling arounn street cnrners n tho t,I MY s.o l
hecanse Tiara ara m ~ 1,no o ane as
bs for thotn, ~' o||'' ST. 81.
The nuritv and exco1lonca ~ III. -,,o;, a put
nv cai.ns and u tiae piaal ana spe
eiss1ar & .fun@e b.EnrsS ,nd oanfnat;oy ny
q Stato ~ strns3t' uaheiS .lllu ,c9ilIcctoherS,
,usekeepers. and thew nre the hast ;u'1sas ~ a'l
4 vonnn vita rnwo1.t,,+ad ,,.;t1,
nj y dicsinatad uunHdthr;ft w. ~ liGl i; nus
let. "Toyr" said he 4. an NJ ,;tle iils c9I ~
o,3;,zo1 49,, if I'.tn ~, "i4 my tlle
iii Gc like the nro1,ieni sn1; IN ) .l,o ,.o