Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1881, Page 1

VOLUME XL. — The Pair The Fair ‘The Fair|The | E, J. LEHMANN ALWAYS IN THE LEAD WITH THE NEWEST, BRIGHTEST, ~ AND HOST FASHIONABLE GOODS THE MARKET THIS TOME ‘Surpassing all Others CHOICE QUALITY AND PRICES.) A Solid Bs Bargain Each and Eve- ry Article The Fair State-st., Adams:st., Dearborn-st. SUNDAY, DEP. RY: MENT STORE---" (HE FAIR? E. J, LEHMAN IS THE fiealest Oreanized Stor “Tn Amore VISITED BY cuisands of Ladies AND PROCLAIMED BY ALL: The T 7 State-st., Adams-st., AND Dearborn-st. E. J, LEHMANN BS Now Complete in ALL 1s Departments Department 1. Fancy Dry Goods. Department 2%. - Cold and Rolled Plated Jowelry. Department 3. Stationery, Albums, and Velvet Frames, Department +. Ladies’ and Cents’ Cloves. Bepartnent 5. Silver and Silver-Plated Ware of all the Standard Makes. Department 6. Pocket Books and Leather Coods. Department: 7. Hair Coods. Department S. Optician Goods. Department 9. Ribbons and Yankee Notions. Departinent 10. Cents’ Furnishing Goods. Department 11. Hosiery. Department 12 Revolvers and Pocket Cutlery. Department 13. Majolica and Kiola Ware. Department 14. Transfer Check Office, ugs, Qii-Cloths. Department 15. Ladies’ Coffee Parlors. Department 16. Boots and Shoes. “Department 1%. Crockery and Classware. Department 1S. Hats and Caps. Department 19. Lamps and Fancy Classware. Department 20. Wooden and Willcw Ware. Department 21. Tin and Hardware. Department 22. Confectionery. Department 23. _Books. Department 24. Smokers’ Articles, Department 25. Druggists’ Sundries. Department 26. Japanese Goods and Swiss a Carvings Department 2%. Toys and Novelties. Department 28. Musical Instruments. Department 29. Ready-Made Cloaks and ‘suits. Department 30. OH Paintings, Picture Frames, Look- ing Glasses, Brackets, Flower- Stands, Etc. Department 31. Carpets, Oll-Cloths. and Matting. Carpets, on rte eerste: SEPTEMBER 11, ‘1881— TWENTY PAGES. PRICE FIVE CEN EJ, LEHMANN, MOT 'T ¢ OES! _ FAIR. DEALINGS, We deal with others as we wish to be dealt with. FAIR PRICES, Popular and Guaranteed Prices, always lower than the lowest, and never to be undersold. FAIR ACCOMMODATIGN That we have all the improved systems, spare no efforts to offer to our visitors the attraction of all that is useful and comfortable and study to please. FAIR GOODS. That our Wares. are first-class. That our assistants are hound to give the purchaser the truth, to point out the least defect in any article, and never to guarantee any ware but those that have been rec- ognized as good. ; FAIR CLERKS Are instructed to give sixteen ounces to the pdund, thirty-six inches to the yard:_. Ask aud ‘sell strictly at one prices” ~~ FAIR LOSATION, Centrally located, surrounded by all the leading depots, hotels, theatres, and public offices. FAIR PROPRIETOR, E, J, Lehmann’s System of selling. everything at the very smallest profit and with perfect confidence is paramount in the establishment of “The Fair.” Achild can buy with the same con- fidence as the best posted mer- chant, This principle carried out fairly and honorably has met with an in- creasing and unprecedented suc- cess up to the present date. INDUSTEHIAL E3 XP OSITIO; INTER-STATE = iIstria Lixposition OF arekae. THE GREAT ANNUAL INDUSTRI- AL and ART EXPOSITION of AMER- ICA is now open, and will continue day and evening (Sundays excepted) until 1x o’clock p. m. Saturday, Oct. 22, 1881. Every Department iS replete with the lat- est and best, and all ‘arrangements for the Exhibition are complete and admirable. Fine Art, Natural History, Mechanical Industry, Textile Fabrics, Household and Personal Ornaments, Agriculture, Floricult- ure, and Horticulture,’ are well represented. Whether for critical study or instructive and pleasant entertainment, this exhibition will present a rare opportunity to the intelli- gent visitor. { PROF. LIESEGANG’S ORCHESTRA .Of 3r pieces, including 4 celebrated Soloists, vis engaged for the entire term. rll &dults, 25c. Admission: (Adults, 2 15c. eetinaiet rates ane low fares on all Z VACHIS. Schooner yachts, sloop yachts, steam tre oto Jaunches for sale. “Inventories ‘and cabin plans of Jour large schooner sachty Just received. Festimates ach Tor building furnished: For aescriptive sta, fall pare Reulare and, lowest prices cddi ANNING'S NCY. St Beager-st., ‘Nie Torseer O03 ce. leuxo. Corre: dents requested - Waive hall dviails of thelr reqaivoments: °° OPTICAL GOODS. L. MANASSE, OPTICIAN, 88 Madison-st. (Tribune Building), . IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Oplical, Mathematieal, and Surveying tosis, COMPRISING Opera und Ficld Glasses, Telescopes, Micro- scopes, Barometers, Thermometers, Vormpassen. de. ns, both young and old, have eyes so rmed that they are constantly strained ts strain will cause weak eyes und nich may usually be relleved with Tong experience in perfect results. Sy ithemutical AceUrite) NORRIS BERRARROT OPTICIAN, 15 State-st., Room 3, Second Floor. Spectacles exclusively. Spectactes at all prices. No atienuou given to any other goods. Twenty-seven Fears’ practice in the adjustment uf Glasses to every form of defective eyesight, ‘Letters of recommendation testifying to M. Bern- bardt’s ability as an Optician cau be seen at his oftice from Stores Guan, SLD. HL. Byford. AM isbop C 4 eeh Cavin. tev arena Tide, Nee. ION to every case of extreme oS, Lours H. MATTHES, Assist- inquiry rust inclose stamp fur reply. aR UAION No auents employed or appointed. | RAILROAD TI CKELS. HEW vk = $5.00 BOSTON, via Tiny or A ‘tan 6.080 BOSTOR, via Kew Vk & Ra (9.75 va Michigan Central, New York Central, Boston & Albany, Hoosae Tunnel Line. How is the Time for a Fall Trip East, New York da Depoe Recents the only line East running $e BINANCIAL. |PEARSONS & TAFT, Room 20 Tribune Building, Loans on Improved City Property. Annual interest, 7 percent, No Commission. Tinie trom three to ten years. Option of paying in install- meuts if destred, MONEY TO LOAN. WILLIAM V. JACOBS, Basement Portland Block. Careful attention given to placing Loans upon Real Estate. Real Estate/™p cerzorraco. References furnished if de- nd Loans, (esessss-seeteses a represented daring Wrears. and SEEMING CAS | ~ J RYTLINGER, “The Reliable Purrier” 172 State-st., OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. Having finished the arrangements of my new and spacious Store, I am at work in preparing my goods for the season. Early buyers will do well to make purchases be- fore the rush of the Fur Trade sets in, as they can now avail themselves of the op- portunity of selecting from the most splen- did stock ever shown in this city, at prices that will repay an early investment. Repairing ‘and altering of. Fur Garments done in first-class mannerat my well-known reasonable prices. J. ETTLINGER, 172 STATE-ST., opposite Palmer House. ee ee STATIONERY, ke. RowBOe tt D pel? Printers, Blank Book | Makers, Lithographers, and Engravers. Office outfits a specialty. Es- mates and Samples submit- ed. cE a ap &i96 ian st} HL ROCHER, PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-79-81 State-st:, Chicago. CLOTHING. Children’s Blouse Suits vc JAMES WILDE, JR, & 60S, $3.50! This is-a neat, dark stripe Cassimere Blouse Suit, fitting any child from the ageof4tollyears. Lot 51,877. Price, $8.50. This Suit puzzles dealers all oyer the city. They do not see how we cau do it, but itis simple enough. We manufact- ure our own goods, and we are satisited with a reasonable profit—then we have decided to make this our banner season. School Suits! The demand for these Suits the past i - Per- show, or x ss3 however, we do know our trade is larger and con- stantly growing—and we feel it our duty to acknowledge the grand support we are daily receiving from the people, and shall continue to work to increase thut confi- dence. Fall Overcoats |. -~The-price-has fallen-so low that any person with a few dollars can enjoy wear- ing a splendid Coat. Open Untii 10 p. m. Saturdays. James Wilde, Jr, & Co, Corner State and Madison-sts., FRANK REED, - PLUSHES, VELVETS, &e. xiragrdinary |ARGAINS! Silk and Wool Plushes. Cold and Black SilkVelvets. Cold and Black Velveteen and Col’d and Black Sat- ins and Silks. Silk Plushes, 22 inches wide, at $2.50. Wool Plushes, 56 inches wide,-$2.50. Colored Silk Velvets, $1.25. Black Silk Velvets, $1.00. Black Gros Grain Sik, 50c. Please send for samples of our Doliar Black Silks. Cold Gros Grain Silk, 75c. Please send for some of our Black Satin at 50 cts. per yard, Or Colored Satin at 40 cts. per yard, Manager, And you will discover what @ MISTAKE you anade in not trading avith Us. SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BANKRUPT STORE, 184 and 186 State-st. Opposite the Palmer House. 'S. SHIREK. In making our an- nouncement for the Fall Season, we desire to call your attention to the character and progress of our business. When we threw open our doors on the 2d of June, we were able to use butthe ground floor space to display and dispose of our goods. Since then we have trebled the size of our Salesrooms, and at our OPENING on THURSDAY Next we will be enabled to do more justice to the ex- tent and variety of the goods we shall offer you. The imposing and magnificent display of Fancy Goods will con- tinue, as heretofore, the central attraction on the first floor, but we have fitted up our whole third floor as an ad- dition to the unique dis- play of Novelties. We have devoted one thou- sand feet of space to this immense display alone. Another new Depart- ment, and one that will be very welcome to you, is our Show Room for Trimmed Millinery. We purpose in this line to distance all competition, and show the good peo- ple of Chicago that taste and elegance may be united with moderate ex- penditure. We have made great efforts in this direction, and shall inau- gurate this new Depart- ment at our Opening on Thursday> Our Hosiery. Stock is, without doubt, the most complete in Chicago, and the question, “How ccm they sell fine goods so cheap?” is still, and will continue to be, the key- note to that Department. We are determined to build up a large trade in Hosiery and Underwear, and good goods with low prices will (we believe) do the business. In Kid Gloves we have added new makes from the mostcelebrated man- ufacturers in Europe, and also the popular Foster Glove. We have spe- cial brands to serve our patrons, and are ready to fit all gloves to the hand. Particular atten- tion is directed to the ex- quisite shades and quali- ty of our MONOGRAM GLOVE, every pair of which we warrant not to rip or tear in trying on. In Laces and Hand- kerchiefs, Ladies’ and Misses’ Underwear, and in Ribbons: and Dress Trimmings, we have en- larged our stock materi- ally, and we will show you on THURSDAY a very handsome assort- ment. We wish to call the attention of GENTLE- MEN to our Furnishing Goods Department,-- tasteful in styles, attract- ive in assortment, and moderate in prices. Gen- tlemen, CALL IN on THURSDAY and you will be pleasantly sur- prised, and will doubt- less ask yourselves, as others. have done, “How do they manage to do it?” To one and all a cor- dial and hearty welcome is extended to the Open- ing on Thursday. Very respectfully yours, G. A. COUTANT & C8, 145 State-st. . LINENS, dc. oy He BLOOM HAS GONE--HIS BLOOMING’SQ’ER.”” BLOOM HAS WILTED, RE’S “BUT A LITTLE FADED FLOWER; But oh! so fondly DEAR "—yes! too dear were bis pric the lance, handsome building. next deer to mlacyis on Fourteenth-st., was Closed, and the sTocik Belonging to Messrs. I. BLOOM & BRO. ‘Was on the 27th, 28th, 20th, and $Oth of July SOLD AT AUCTION By order of the Assixnee, throush Messrs, Wilmer uz, TY t& Co., Auctioneers. The Tiree ein es dotions. Handkerchiefs, ate, ete., you'll tind a ised by us in today's ‘Times, ‘This column ahuil tell you of the LINENS . Which not on keeper in all Minois can afford to miss seein: worth travelmg 100 miles Wo steure the Finest Lineas made AT TRASIE PRICES. CRASH xéc TRASH, For dishes must ve wiped, faces drled: hat you's think 'Towellng of no use to jude SEA’S PRICES. 105 Pes Gonuine (fallewiatts 2 CTs. ners ceaecadee gTS yan. 199 Pes Hew * be oer sy RUSSIA GRASHES, 1 fi Per yard. Also tho finest qualities joneyeon TOWELS. A Woven-border, 27-inch 2 cts. CTS. Fir Honey Damask Towel, 19 CTS. A knotted fringe Huck Towel, colored borer, nest quality. a! linen, one yard long, 19 inches wid ‘A pitiy Cream Damask Towelsull linen. Sue quailty, and 45 Inches fonz, 25 tnehes wide. A Honeycomb ‘Towel weighing half a pound, alt linen, woven, colored burder, one and one-third yards lung. 29 CTs. for towels worth W cts, maie*Lowels, with em= pattern borders, beautifully embroidered, Vets; extrt Turkish, 1 cts. TABLE LINENS. Impossible to enumerate a!l our variety. You can not ask for what we cannot show. Serene 16 CTS, cours tars ane "M18 CTS, Finer, worth 50 cts, for 24 ets. sad wnueard cn 29 OTS, hulf bleached. soft AR ETS, for itnest made. enc! ine all Hnen Dae pauek, 49 cts; extra tine Bleached Daunasks, oh 8, TURKEY REpS. Genuine fast color, Turkey Ited Tio uanag cin wick. toe OO crs. Doyties to 3 CT: Fine Quality fuck Turkey Ited und Blac A fine Cream Damask, whieh would A All Linen Blenc xt Damask, 2 CENTS. Larger Size, All Linen, 23. clored Border Napking. ‘olored Border Sapkins. plored Border Napkins, leached Damask Napxins, tra Large. Any Worth Double. CLOTES. Linen Damask Table and Stand Covers in AN ine Duferent Cotors and Combinations, Key Ned and, Back. eerkey. urkey Red and White. at 8 scents. | aid $1. ae a at — Embroidered ‘Covers.— rs ast silk embroidered centres 1.so. ¥ titty all oy) HS nnd Funey Linda ‘Stand-Covers, 9 {YF cents, 15 cents, 4 cents, up to W TIDIES. For prices and particulars see 0 eilles Counterpanes ~- ach, worth #1. to £2. CROCHET 43 cents. Further particulars in the and CURTAINS occupy entire fourth je $1,000 passenger elevator. SEA’S, 122 and 124 She st. HAILROAD T TL. ‘Sound the 8 Teesin! The Lake Shore & Michi- gan Southern Railway ANNOUNCE, Another Reduction in Passenger Fares to New York, $5.00 Boston, <= 6.60 or Troy, FOR REBATE TICKETS, Which are ou sale at the Company's Offices, No. 66 Clark-st. (under Sherman House), Yan Buren-st. Depot, and at Twenty-second-st. Station. CB Ft ‘TEI. Western Pass. Agent. Gon't Fass, Anon W. P. JOH Chicazo, Sept 8, PROPOSALS. ial . aon f leval ° Notice to rain-Elevalor Duilders, Proposals, with plans and specifications. will be ro- ceived until Uct, 1. Ll, at the office of the Kentucky Public Elevator Company, in this city; fur the bulid- ing of a First-class Grain Elevator of 3 sapasity of 80.00 bushels, with ail mudern iinprovemen’ Bide must speeity the approximate date of Compte- on of the.Elevator. ‘The Company reserve the rahe to relect any or tl ids. SLEY, Secretary. Hocrsvinee, Ky. Lope we CUTLERY. Wontenhoim’s, Rogers’, and. Spalding 3 Pocket Cutlery, Scissurs, Corkscrews 8 be Was SAPS oveliies. AG. SP £ BROS, 108 Staaison-a.