Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-04-27

SA1O Mali IAOOO lOOCl l11Ol
The Enormous Increase Of It's
Commerce and Manufactures.
unriyaled by Any City Of Ancient or
Modern Times.
The surprising growth Of Chicago is best
shown by the following figures: Population in
1911, 297 900; in 1881. 504, 900. Its ma
marked and astonishing, has been brought
about by the downright energy and pluck of it's
merchants, coupled with their acknowledged in
telligence, honesty, and untiring industry.
Despite general depression in business all
the Merchants and Manufactures Of Of this city
have kept steadily on, retaining their old, and
securing new trade, and az result are now
standing at the front. Every firm mentioned
below are brilliant examples of these qualities
and are, as matter of course, pre-emimently
and worthily successful.
ABSOLUTELY PURE SOAPS
The soap manufacturing firm of James s.
world, and they deal exclusively in this article.
Their production last year was 10000, 900
lbs, amounting to about So, 500, 600. This
immense success has been achieved by the use
of the finest vegetable oils and refined tallow,
none of the 80 called greases entering into the
manufacture of their goods.
In addition to the staple and laundry soaps,
J. $. Kirk l. Co., are now perfecting arrange
ments for the manufacture Of every variety of
fine mill finish toilet and fancy soaps. Sold in
all the States and Territor1es.
PIANOS AND ORGANS, &c.
The largest Piano and Organ firm in Chicago
Wabash Ave, and one of the best pianos made
anywhere is the ''Baner'' Piano, manufactured
at their establishment in New York City. This
instrument has peculiar accompaniment such
as the Agate attachment, and the patent VIC
lin shaped sounding, board, giving those sing
ing qualities so much admired. For durability,
this instrument stands without an equal.
A very large stock of the Bauer Organs,
adapted for Parlor, Church and Masonic uses,
prices varying from $50 to $175.
The largest stock of Band Instruments in
SEWING MACHINES.
The Eldredge Sewing Machine Company,
whose principal office is at 1919 State street,
Chicago may justly point with pride to their
record, made since the introduction of their
machine. Though less than two years on the
market, their sales are already very large, and
established. The straightforward method up
ON which their business is conducted, and the
high standard of finish and mechanical art dis
played in the construction Of their machine has
made the Eldredge sewing machine much
sought for by such as desire to purchase sOme-
thing that's strictly reliable.
BRIGGS HOUSE,
Corner Randolph Street and Fifth Avenue
The above old established house, rebuilt, has
recently passed into the hands of Messrs. Up
man & Tanning, Frank Upman, late Of Up
mans hotel, st. Paul, J. D. Tanning, late Of the
Commercial Hotel, Chicago two practical and
popular hotel men who will conduct it in : first
S. 90 and 100 at So. so per day. Two blocks
from c. & N. w. r R; street cars to G. N. 4 st.
Paul r. r. and all other parts of the city. In
the business centre, half block from Court
House and City Hall, and only two blocks to all
places Of amusement
HALLS SAFE 4 LOCK co.
The above title represents the largest and
| most successful manufacturers of Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes in the world The Factor Y
covers 812 acres is 4 stories high, and gives
| employment to 600 men. The past year has
been one Of uninterrupted increase in sales.
unprecedented large number of fire proof safes
to Merchants, Fire and Burglar proof safes to
Railroad Officials, County Officers, and Cor
porations. Headquarters, l47 anu 149 Dear
born street, Chicago
AN ENTERPRISING NEWSPAPER.
The INTER OCEAN now has special tele
graph line connecting its Washington Office with
own operators both in Washington and Chicago.
It is the only Chicago paper that has had the
| courage to undertake so extensive an enter
+! prise. Take it all in all, The INTER OCEAN is
one of the most enterprising and best newspa-
pers of the country. It is ably edited and is
h1,%v,
| to power. 1t has grown rapidly in circulation
and influence in the last few years, and now
stands the equal of any of the great papers of
the country. An evidence of its immense cir
culaton is found in the fact that during the
year 1880 it paid over ST., 900 for postage
papers of Chicago paid during that time.
| STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS
Brown Kelly, for many years connected
with the old house Of Culver, Page. Hoyne
Co., have established themselves in the above
line at 1914 4 1876 Dearborn St., and are pre-
pared to supply complete line of goods from
stock; or make to order any class of Blank
with Bank and County officers solicited.
| EATONS GUN HOUSE.
Importer of and dealer iE guns, ammunition,
fishing tackle, cutlery. etc., 50 State St., offers
to sportsmen and the trade one of the most
varied and desirable stocks to be found any
Hueies = lis dHuse was eetaDusNS0 II 1000,
and its trade has grown up with the develop
ment Of the country, and now extends through
out the entire Northwest
MACHINERY.
ia. Fay Co., 2O7 and 200. Lake ST, Chi
cago. are manufacturers Of Wood Working Ma
chinery, also are agents for Putnam Machine Cos
Elaisdell Lashes and Drills, Blake Steam
PuIaps Steam Engines, Blowers, Betting, Sup
plies. ). A. Roche. Manager. Chicago