, 1881-06-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
She wcpt when she told me this yarn:
Tho Peacock tcw up on the burn,
said, spread your tall,
And shook a big rail,
,Snid tho peacock 1don't care a darn.
--Ertroct from 4uricu:tural Correspondents ktte'
to the Tim<s. -
It is very evident that an appreclatlve pub
lie acknowledge the many efforts to please
them that are being made by Messrs. George
Mcbride Il Deyfne. the proprietors OF the
"Central Restaurant % and z! Randolph
street, rs is evidenced by the continued large
attendance Of both ladies and genilemen,
Nothing that cleanliness. ciyility, and very
excellent bill OF fare combined could help
but draw the largo number who daily dine
or lunch ut this popular restaurant. All the
latest delicacies of the season are found here
in prnfusion.
European tours will soon become. un-
fashionable. The horrible discovery h;s been
made that It is cheaper to summer In Europe
than at an American waterlng-place.
Mr.. a. e. Swanson, 50 long and fayoraoly
known ON the North Side for fine confect1on-
cry, has just opened at 10 State street a store
which for artistic beauty is complete. The
| counters, sllelvings, mirror frames. ETC.. are
| cbOnized, inlald with handsome tiles, are
carved, have: sufficient gliding to , bgautlffly, @
251 North Clark street. AS Mr.. Swanson's
! confections are manufactured under his per-
sonalsulvrvislon, he guarantees their quality
| and purity.
Now doth the city boy look forward to
bottomed boat with a girl In big hat aud
| freckes.
Commencing tomorrow, the new Board Of
Trade Lunch-Room. 119 and 12l Id Sale
street, will serve similar bill Of fare to that
Of the popular Cotnlnon-Sense Lnncil-koon'
corner of State and Randolph streets {Cen-
| trail Music-Hall Buildtng), including various
hot meats fish, homemade ,puddmgs, etc
| The proprietor intends making this the
| model lunch-r00m Of the city,
| The Boston Post calls for new and orig
| inal sea-serpent for this year. Vain call, un-
| less you can find a new and original liar.
Seems to me I've heard that Ananias was
deal, and come next.-E Perkins.
The leading house in Chicago for diamond
and pearl ornaments for wedding presents Is
recognized to be that of n. afatson 4 Co..
corner Of State and Monroe streets Their
stock is selected with the utmost care by
careful and well-Qualified buyers, and they
utftr to the public guOds III which absolute
confidence can be placed.
a young lady entered one Of our music
stores yesterday. and, tripping lightly W to
tile handsome CLERK. pertly asked: Have
yGn HaHpy ,lHs1 paeay pr 1nnad She vas n1n en-
nearly pestercd to death with mosquitoes"
Sypher, Of New York, mas become the fort
innate D0Ssesser Ut the old French desk
which for some time was conspicuous in
Basts' collect1on OF antiques at 212 n. Clark.
Nine. Gerster deserves to be chronicled asa
heroine. She stood on deck and coolly faced
the kisses that 2O0 pursuing women thrust
lluon her and her baby as she sailed from
New York, Ell route for Bologna. As she
is German, we suppose she was supported by
Thoughts OF the bologna sausage.
Apropos Of the Sangerfest, Horner's Vien-
ma millinery house has exclusive sale OF the
elegant" "Leutner" hat 3i6 ". Madison ST.
The dones Of all the great Russian churches
are plated with gold quarter Of an inch
thick, and it might be added that the floors
in greater proportion with dirt.
The popularity of O'Neil's restaurant, III
Madison, near Farwell Hail, is well deserved,
being cool, attractive place to dine.
Change Of air In summer is undoubtedly
beneficial. II you can't sleep at the front Of
the house, 20 and sleep at the back, or out on
Special attention is called to the Royal Owl
cigarettes This brand Ut all Havana cigar
cites is Straiton IL Storms latest and best
production. Sold by all dealers.
She was decorating her room with pictures,
and she perched his photo up on the topnost
and remarked quietly: "Now everything is
lovely, and the goose hangs high"
,Ahlbnrn, the crayon artist and photogra-
pher, 335 West Ma adison street, will take few
more pupils for the summer months.
American manufacturers advise women to |
buy enough knitting silk to finish an article |
before they begin it, in order to avoid the |
difficulty Of matching, says an exchange. |
What cruel minds To deprive the poor shop |
pers Of the delight of ''matcll ing"
The most popular place for picnic is
neMmrich Park washington lIefghts). For
terms and date cali ut 57B State street.
The Hour asks the pertinent question: |
''Why should not masculine friends who
quarrel with each other return gifts, as lovers
are wont to dno''
Great reduction in millinery at Halls, 1o1
State and IL, West Madison street.
Mime. Gerster knits all her husbands stock
ings, says al exchange. The public want
most to know what kind of tobacco he
smokes, and if he eats Schweitzer kase.
Before going on your fishing excursion
read the capture Of the General III the new
novel, No Gentletnen.'
New York City is the home of damsel
who exhibits a we'll furnished cabinet of
rings and other spoIls of her
various sentimental duels, with much the
salne kind Of pride as Il Sioux brave DISPLAYS |
The scalps that decorate his wigwam She
calls her last victim an Indian name 1t is
Dalt-p phool-to- -ose-his-head
with all its tragedy there is much humor
IN the hook" referring to ssBarDerine. y tia
new novel.
Alta woman's rights meeting the other dny.
! lady from Chicago said, "she would try to
,over all the ground" and a St Louis lady
remarked 'that She thought she could do