Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1881, Page 1

\ ( 4 SATURDAY, MUSLIN NDEI WEAR. BROTHERS CHEMISES, Ade A Hamburg insertion and edging on front piece, the edging extending all around band and sleeves. 5 Three rows of insertion C each side, embroidered centre band, and sleeves to match. 95 Closed Front. A point- C ed yoke, with alternate rows of Hamburg insertion, puffs, and tucks. $1 2 Cambric, Pompadour »MU shape. A row of alter- nate Swiss and Italian lace medallions, and a row of lace insertion above and below same, the upper insertion and edging extending all around DRAWERS, 4 A tucked cambric ruffle, C with five fine tucks above same. 69 A fine Hamburg em-’ C broidered ruffle, with two clusters of French tucks, 5 Two Hamburg inser- C tions between tucks, and a beautiful embroidered ruf- fle, A very neat garment, and a genuine bargain. §9 Fine Cambric. A.clus- C ter of nine French tucks, with a deep corelon lace me, fle. We would direct spe- gal attention to our full Stock of MUSLIN (UNDERWEAR, a feat- we of which ts our large and elegant as- sortment of the choic- gst Garments, trimmed pith Embroideries and all the newest Laces (Medices, Florentine, ete), suitable for the most elaborate trous- sectus. Below we mention aw few of the plainer grades, coll beautifully sewed and well fin- ished: NIGHT-GOWNS. Te ed ruffle, with a eae of tucks each side of same, sleeves to match. ih A pointed yoke, consist- iF ing of a Hamburg inser- tion: on each side between tucks, and an. embroidered front piece, A decided bar- gain. $139 ed’ yoke, with two Leip rows of insertion and. anf embroidered ruffle atéund yoke, also on neck and front to waist. : OROERS BY MAIL Accurately and promptly exe- cited. Samples of any de- scription will be forwarded on application. Satisfaction guar- anteed in ail Instances. 7 CHING: GLASS, kee eo. BLANCA, PAA HICK SISTERS EXMIBIT A VERY LARGE STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS, and CROCKERY, 146 Twenty-second-st. WALKING SKIRTS, 55 A deep tucked cambric C flounce, with a row of four tucks above same. 98 An open-work pattern C of Hamburg ruffling, three clusters of French tucks heading the ruffle. $1 37 Fine Hamburg inser- »Uf tion between two clus- ters of tucks, with a beautiful ruffle to match. $1.6 A thirteen-inch cam- 4 bric flounce, trimmed with two rows of torchon in- sertion between three clus- ters of tucks, with a torchon sertion. CORSET COVERS, DRO ene pacmtonn the aap being perfect. 69c Cambric. Solid cluster of large and small tucks, with Hamburg edging around neck, PILLOW SHAMS, $1.37 deep tucked ruffle, and two clusters of tucks in sham. ‘ $35 Cambric. Two pieces open Larne of inser- tion, and ruffling between s ‘teks. ORDERS B) BY MAIL Accurately and p fomptly exe- cuted. Samples of any de- scription will be forwarded on application. Satisfaction guar- anteed in all instances. CLOTHING. s| WHOLESALE CLOTHING! ‘A new style of round- J ETTLINGER, The Reliable Farrier, 172 State-st,, opp. Palmer House, A. CARD. Itis a well-known fact (and alt Furriers twill tett you the sume) that Furriers buy and contract for thelr skins from ale to nine months tn advance of the season, in order to secure the selection and choice of skins; nev- erthelvas there are dealers in Furs teho have been buying up duriny this month the refuse of CLEMENT, BANE & C0, 202, 204, 206, 208, 210 Bh i ae he weet] FRANKLIN-ST.; Le of Cite Sis cient andl cregant Store before bupig ‘and eramnine i goods, COR. ADAMS. Tenet tt cantolace themaotees of my) aasertions: Manufacture the Best Goods y saemeenen aut |S. ETTLENG ER, | Carry tho Largest Stock, SCA aera | Sates, eppste Taluce Hose. | 22X@ tho Lowest Prices, 8 heve Hur custoriors dlepieased Wlate-Sb, i . 80, * ~ PROPOSALS And Give the Best Torms, Proposnts for Buliding inion ~ ee SOARES, had 'Y ©! ui Devauronnye oF Brune Wrotixs, “he best ; jit= A peseatacns ound wit te revalvod by by tio Hepat: ting Scaryz ev- 5 off 60 days; . inh yas and aly comin: | CF Wecedle. Sor ay Baye) ln uget and Waldorwiees ster | Special at 7 off 10 days. fee hinent for turned down collars. Sanuples sent tothe tradeon application. THOMAS & HAYDEN, must po addressed to the Denartment of qcurupasaie for falidiag Poe mo uf Tuvonaie Gana dying business 1h the Cley. of cute Monae at Pabiio hayanie to the order of the Lommiise ie & Comimisioner ng Pabllo Works reneryes the FUEL L SAVING — Fuel Wasting Smoke Consumers. Visit the Burdick House and yeu wit tind Golitning Wifelect any or all bids, und ty socont bide fur Pach clas of Meark rupnratily, or to take qhent Uo city" wegen yount wilt b ete as at ial will be x ferrets Te sual iva’ evidences. dalistnstoty to te “oem Aystem savos 20 per cent oO} At the C tearity Fer wnt eR ad ‘Wholeaate Tran Fodntey 30 but See ema fe, i ATR i thie aul te contract prownptty in nena ance Mana Met certs Sere of International Fuol Saving Co. Wi 7 dick Hutlding, cor, of Adauie-st and Wabasl Ny H. A. HURLBUT & 60., Wholesale Druggists, 14 & NG Lake-st. PRESSED BRICK, na will give the individual | 254 Madison-st. eA a8 Wull as thy none of she Het, cha ALLE, Commissioner of P Buble Works, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Beal roponats will ba recoived until Hept, 2, 1841 ws ponte ofthe Pusbin Butloing aid Tivaataian bree thy! ‘building in” Cueoler tay tout by td tects 6 four; ar, ‘Bight above the basement and to con? sidcattons may soon at the ufflea of 7, (STAFFORD s ; _INKS. aif i, bis 31 Or Gommerctal Vinter Comuineeds Chemical Fiua, Vivlet Tilack Copying, Whulesale and Netall, GEO. EK. COLE & 09,, STATIONENS AND PRINTERS, yao 1, xaloy. at ate oftice miuet fe accompanied a written wuarans 7 sit . ek Ot Ura reayonnible parties that puck, Bidar wil WANTED. Hanae Sunn pa y DE Tal any ore el Soper % tur the uf vale nnn narnia | Kalle-wt, pons WU. 0 be signed by fips ae Git eeens eRe Cracker Foreman FINANGIAL. rag taal 10 auch, 7 ffs lcompany ‘reserve the right.to reject any aud . W.D. KERFOOT& CO, Props ameesatreconmties, i eae esa Real Estate Wo Washogunst 41 Hiver-st. Maes 0 GralnRlovator Builders: and Loans (gssusss seats: Toposals, with plans und sueciti i \ is fy at Se Pina we pais emcee te THand ey | oman enn pecemeeercmny. 7. 1 ieeewee eeeeres Ex ofa Hrnect Company tn fn tala city, fae ihe gels HATS.--Fatt Styles Gentlemens | ee win alteaern ur roramenta ay ‘. Ff Dreas ant Business Hats, 00 of the i irae of comp! “4s ‘i sieve ue 6 Laryest, Finest, 81 pie Company reserve he flat to pejoct ony of all sohicts Ba'ath ol nut so Wronancs buoy businaée Wis Spats. aE our sewat fave ‘petoce,. Eanes WC RENLEY, Necrvtary, | blm ua our acount, Hat aud Fur Bre a6 ‘Buldtson-ste (Tribune MIBBALD, SPENCER & CO, i Building GRAI lace ruffle to match the in- |. OP EI AT (A, COUTANT & CO.S, 145 STATE-ST., CONTINUED TODAY. THE PUBLIC ARE, CORD CORDIALLY INVITED, “T[EADERS OF POPULAR PRICES, cuLestuce® “ MAER: State and Madison-sts, WINTER 1 UNDERWEAR! Ladies’, Gents’, and Children’ 8, “AT PRICES” That will insure the purchaser a saving of 20 per Cent. Accomplete assortment of all the “Standard Makes,” Including BRETTLE'S Pure Silk Underwear, “NOW ON SALE.”’ “LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES.” STATE AND MADISON-STS. - Branch, Madieon & Dr splaines-ata, CABAL mee “LEADERS OF POPULAR PRIGES.” State and Madison-sts. CATALOGUE! Our Ilustrated Catatogue for the Fall and “Winter Season a} 1881-2 Isnow READY FOR MAILING. Parties wishing same will please forward thelr ad- dress at SHE a8 sen Sane a limited supply will be issued. “LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES.” STATE AND MADISON-STS. Branch, Madison & Desplainos-ats, MERCHANTS, ATTENTION! You in the DRY GOODS and MILEINERY business will find bargalis in regular goods at Job-Lot Prices await- ing you at the House of SHOYER & C0. 144, 146, 148 6-150 Wahash-av. We make «a Spectalty of FANCY RIBBONS, Satins, Plushes, and Planes, Call, exaniine our stock, and get prices, SHOVER & CO. ___ARTISIS MATERIALS, A. H. ABBOTT & CO., ARTISTS’ MATERIALS - Of Every Description, Drawing Papers, Instruments, &c, 147 State-st., Chicago. pon BAB STALE {STATE “For Sale at a Bargain, A first: 8 Dwelling 1: Na. 3451 Ml ool SPURS DER 2 Tag aap st aloe a siSuri the ‘THE CHICAGO FAIR. yw THE CHICAGO FAIR, MAYOR'S OFFICE, CHICAGO,) September 14, 1881. To the Merchants and Manufacturers of Chicago: A few public-spirited gentlemen have inaugurated the CHICAGO FAIR on a basis of great present success, and with a promise of a permanent and a greater success in coming years. They believe that Chicago is the fitting place for the great Agricultural Fair of the Northwest. Itis the centre of the largest and richest pastur- age and grain field of the globe; it is the largest of all Live Stock and Grain Markets; more railroads converge toward it than toward any other city in the world, and thus every facility is afforded the farmer and others to reach it. The projectors of the Fair have taken advantage of this fact, and the exhibition of Fine Live Stock on the Fair Grounds is exceedingly large and magnificent. An enter- prising sister city, St. Louis, so appreciates her great fair that one day of its holding is made a holi- day,--all banks, shops, and manu- factories being closed on that day. I have been petitioned to re- quest that our Merchants and Manufacturers do likewise in Chi- cago. I, therefore, most cheerful- ly and earnestly request and rec- ommend that Saturday, the 17th inst., be’ made a holiday by our great employers, so that theirem~ ployes may see what Chicago and the great Northwest can do in the production and display of superior Live Stock. CARTER H. HARRISON, Mayor. The Great Fair GOES ON Until the Entire Pro- gramme is Finished. Saturday, Sept. 17, WILL BE THE GREATEST DAY EVER WITNESSED ON A Fair Ground in America. FIFTY GRAND RINGS on HORSES and CATTLE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Threa Great Trotting Races, Three Great Running Races, Tho Great Steeplo Chase for $1,000, Look at the Mayor's Proclamation | 3 AND COME TO THE CHICAGO FAIR, Admission, 50 cls. Madison-st. cars direct to the Track Gates. Importer of Optical, Mathematical. and Hurveyin seepaenta, ‘curayedsitne tera and Field taanon AMleruscones, la, Colupaasas, &e., thu ladrywot stuck 1) Human Arilflal Eyes Inserted Without Pala THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CLEY, CALTON. —Dow't pay exurbiiant prices to, ad- yenturars fortpectacies, | Wo null ent Hewzilian Kebbies $0) to Say atid, the oot yround wrench Cr ola wpactncion 10 tn enty-Ve ractico to thy art of fling lasses 7GuE nlottiod be bonwet dealing, wich Los Bulls up our trade. MOMHIS HEMNIARDT, Opticinu, Telescopes, Barometers, ee @ PEDBLE 335 Btato-at., Hod & second four. Rpociscios ex- duaivaly. 21 years’ practice in the edjustwent uf Elaseea Lo overy fora of detective oyesihl. Letters ot recummendalnn testifying to bis supertor ability aan Upticlan aod the pertectness of his glasses cat secon at M, Hormhardl’s ofive frum the noted Pros fessnra of Husb dledical College, Cuicago Studical (Siege, Hauneman College, Chicago ttomeupatiio Colloge, Ieading Divines, our most projuinent aod: well-kuown cititens, tncludiu: dchuvls uf Bclunce. LOUL Le MATS Bish eocomfuma from Utod Institutes, vic, abe, LES, AMAL, aan Mahogany and Bird’s-eye Maple Chamber Suites (the very latest) have just been added to our already im- mense stock, and purchasers should avail themselves of an early inspection, as the line is now complete, and many of the suits cannot be duplicated this season, being special designs. NOVELTIES! We are daily receiving Novelties of every descrip- tion, direct from the best for- eign and home markets, The large sales we have for these goods enables us to buy lib- erally, thereby saving our patrons fully 25 per cent, and giving them the “choicest” to select from. GEMS! Our aim is to carry only such articles in stock. “Gems” that are sure to win favor with the cultivated tastes of our citizens, and by these means secure for our- selves a large share of their parponage, 1 5. * as ‘ SPIEGEL & 00, 251 & 253 Wabash-av., Near Jackson-st. aes NDUSTE “INTER. STATE industrial xposition OF CHICAGO. THE GREAT ANNUAL INDUSTRI- AL and ART EXPOSITION of AMER- ICA is now open, and will continue day and evening (Sundays excepted) until 11 o'clock p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, 1882. Every Department is replete with the late est an and bee 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 sare opportunity to the intelll- gent visitor. PROF. LIESEGANG'S ORCHESTRA of 31 pieces, including 4 celebrated Soloists, iy engaged for the entire term. Adults, 25c. Admission:\8 finer: 1Sc. Excursion rates and low fares on all tallronds. 4, tivallog the Mane or wel ae any prolmat meat & Monicel tosten bs ee ane sat vaio ven Eater =f einer ata” LYON & WEA! Cannel Coal We naw hare tn stock tho calobrated “ BUTTS" CANNEL COAL, nuporior te any ater far yxy In tatu. Also, ait raves of Hard aud Butt Coal mt [west market raven TIE FRANKLIN FUEL CO., urbe rset. Th guane Sar fe ‘plate Ste _____PICTUR luturated' fatatiutte re tree aE Rg __ ou TLERY, Werk aonhol Gal | l PICTURE FRAMES 0 mah utae turer, a A190 Wabunheave (ite Pucker e eran Ie will aucoly pay you ta write for my Best craden at ae ——aae anes Heaors Porkscrowe, Bek ie a PALUTNG & BRO. 08 Madlaon-st, SEPTEMBER ° 17, 1881—SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FUE CENTS. | OPENING. BLA DRESS: GOODS. . TEE j ni WON, MARSHALL FIELD & C0,, State & Washington-sts., Have received lute NOVEL- LIES in BLACK DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING Plush and Morie Stripes, Armures, Plain Morie, Satteen Soliel, Cloth-Finish Foule, Camelette, Jersey Cloth, Ombre Stripes and Plaids, Melrose Cloth, Drap d’Alma With great variety of STLIK AND WOOL Mixtures, Line of FRENCH SERGE at $1.00 ner yard; EXCEP- TIONALLY CHEAP. Sicilienne Silk For MANTLES and FUR- LINED GARMENTS, in alt widths. Reavy-Weight Camel's Hair Cloth, Specially for WRAPS. OUR LINE OF "BLACK CASHMERE? Full and conplete, mein-- taining thelr former reputa-‘ tion of smooth finish, extra: : weight, und @ ne duerebihnye” LOW PRICES GUARANTEED, STYLE. Our FALL STOCK is now ready for inspection, and is second to none in the city. It embraces many New Novelties and Designs exclu- sively our own. As we buy and sell strictky, for cash, we are able to ofitr’ unusual fow prices for first- class work. J.B.HALL & CO. TAILORS, {30 Dearborn-st. Sensation! Suits made to order in six hours; Pants, four hours, during Fair Week, to ac- commodate our friends frorh the country who intend to stay but one day in Chicago. Leave your measure at Io a.m., and I will have your Suit ready for you at 4 p. m. Pants to order, from $4.00 to $10.00; Suits to order, from $15.00 ‘to $40.00; Overcoats ° to order, from $14.00 to $35. Tey TAILOR. S.W. Cor, Clark and Adams-sts, Open until 8 p, m.j Saturdays, 30 p. Oh