, 1880-05-23


in fine millinery are done by. nen,-and we
might with truth add that large portion Q o.
it hereabouts is attributable to our Mr.. Bal
| lenburs.
Leigh Hunt was asked by a lady at dessert
MADAM he replied, :" I should be happy
to do so, but am afraid I should tumble
No house is we'll furnished without, fine
clocks. Trask, Rowe & Co. are direct IN.
porters of French and English clocks that
| are both ornamental and useful.
Where was Edison when his lights went
ont?
The best trained team Of oxen gangs oil
a-gee.
C.N. Hammond (late Bassett 4 Hammond)
removed to n State, and now showing mos,
| novelties in gents and youths hats or any
house III the city.
The most elegant and expensive. Of the
grenadines show large patterns OF single
blossoms. or Struggling vines Will large
leaves and blossoms.
All styles Of hair goods at lowest prices.
Mrs. S. l.. Stevens. % State street.
speech. lie rises, hows, and says. . aon-t
to-day feel we'll and sits down amidst long
continued applause.
A novelty: Cat and dog peppers in silver.
To be seen at n. Matson II Co.'s.
Have you any spare cash about you? The
Compte de Chambord wants to borrow
$1,000 900.
The young men all expect to go to q. B.
Bryant's Chicago Business College.
Gov. NcClellan's hobby is china, and his
house on the top Of Orange, Mountain lS +:
made attractive BY choice specimens from all
parts Of the world.
The boys Of Chicago. procure their clothing;
at Poole & Deyoe's, because they are well
made and durable 1853 State.
a cool transaction buying refrigerator.
Boston Journal # Conenterce. Il VIII be
| a cooler when you fill it with ice and pay this
summers prices.
Lawn mowers, refrigerators, house-fur,,
| niShlngS. French ranges. Water-coolers, ana
| filters. Harbeson's, IS North Clark.
| Fanciful street costumes combine skirt
| of satin, French bunting, OF light French
cashmere, with redingoIe of satin damask
or foulard in mile leurs pattern.
Your home is not complete or happy with
! out New Home Sewing Machine.
The girl who gets married on the 18th OF
February and thinks she's smart, won't feel
so proud of the job when she comes to want
to celebrate tin, and crystal, and silver we'd
dings.
Some of the most stylish and genteel gar
ments seen this season are from Ward s.
Davis, the young and enterprising tailors,
179 State street, Palmer House.
Lucy Hooper says Marie Van Zandt IS
carrying everything before herin the musical
world.
It is said that the finest hand made gold
pfcture-frames can be procured at HAseltine
C Co.'s, Adams, corner Wabash avenue.
There is hope for everybody. They tell OF
an Englishw0man who once wore canary
tarlatan, with magenta bows, but now an
pears i'll fawn-color almost matching her
hair, wears amber beads with it, and looks
like picture.
II YOU want fine table cutlery, pearl, ivory,
or silver, don't 80 to . hardware store, but
see the choice stock Of English goods sold
by Trask, Rove s. Co., jewellers, los State.
=, 4 contemporary, prints a poem called
boy gathers the fruits before they are ripe,
and Oh Death gathers the small boy.
Statuary and panel photos are superbly
finished in Gherig's STYLE. No. 335 West Mad
iSon street.
Few spectacles in this world are SO impos-
ing as that of college boy with his first
cane.
Ladies say Gillett's double extracts are un-
equaIed for purity and strength.
Robespierre crayats are Of silk null, en-
broidered in small r0SebudS, and trimmed
with an embroidered band set on in ruff1e.
All the latest coitfures can be found at
Burnlla1n's, II State street.
The porte bonheur ring for the little finger
is Of silver, representing delicate twine, with
two small oval drops suspended from it.
Semi-precious gems, such as cats'-eyes,
moonstones, amethysts, .garnets, ETC., are
fashionable. n. MatS0n tE Co. are lltroduc-
ing them.
There is very little doubt that black will
again be universally popular, but there is
reason to think that favor for black will be
strongly contested by colors.
The only, genuine Fisher refrigerators and
all kinds of SeaSOnable housekeeping goods.
Hatch Il Breeze 80 State street.
Cunning little 6cru netted silk mIttens are
finished OH the back Of the hand with colored
embroidery.
Patte rms cut to measure from latest French
styles at Nine. Morse's, 125 State
Says Talma3e: "When 1 hear that four
angels are doing all the singing for Heaven
for my ,congrega tlon."
Coming into general use, Gillett's cream
tartar baking powder; absolutely pure.
Bow-and-arrow combs in silver and pearl
OF gold and crystals are worn.
Ladies' II. Campbell has all latest novel
ties in hair goods at 101 State street. :
One of the most caustic replies was that of
case: IF that be law, Mr.. Curran," said
Lord Glare, 81 may burn my laW-books.,
F" It would be far better, by Lord, to read
them," was the rejoinder.
Mr. Fctherly has returned from the Gin
cinnati Musical Festival, and will advise as
usual as to correct styles in hair.
A new and convenient bracelet Is heavy
silver chain, to which is attached shopping
pencil, deftly hidden in miniature cham
pagne-bottle.
Gem jewelry at Matson & Co.'s.
Elegant sasIl-ribbons are in alternate great
squares Of brocaded chess-board squares and
solid color.
Swiss enbd. and lace caps, all styles. Solled
ones cleaned. Mrs. Hodge, Isl I'D street.
a Henglishman, upon hearing the cackling
in poulrry-yard, exclaimed: sob! this is
really hcn-chantingl"
Over 400 different Chicago views, elegant
presents. Lovejoy, IS State, upstairs.
A New Orleans newspaper has published
five columns of names Of eligible bachelors
and widowers in that city for the convenience
Of the ladies, in view Of their 1eap-year
privileges.
Perfect fitting shirts to order and elegant
neckwcar at Cones, LIS Dearborn street.
4 girl may smile and smile, and be unwill- |
ing still.
Beecher's, church pays over $4,000 for
organist and quartet.
Best card photos, S1.50; cabinet photos, IS |
per dozen, any STYLE Hartley's 3O0 West |