Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1881, Page 1

VOLUME XLL HOLIDAY GOODS. MILLIONS OF Var iety & Choice! ELIA ANS, bL. Fal, Largest and most complete . stock of Sold at our Reliable Prices. Toys at Half Price, Paint Boxes, extra fine, at 5, 10, 15, and 25 cents. Worth triple. $key Accordion at SSc. Roller Skates at-73¢. 30-inch Model Wax Doll at 95c. Toy Pianos at 9d5c. Toy Express- Wagon at 95e. Violin and Bow at 95e. Cheap at $2.00. Folding Toy Table at 48c. Tool-Chest at 22c, ASc, and 95c, The best Drum at SSe. Rocking Horses at 95c. Toy Wagon at 19c. Large Scrap-Books at10c. Worth 25 cents. large variety of Autograph Al- bans at haif price. Work Baskets at 10c. Lunch Baskets at 20c and 25c. Shopping Baskets at lic, 25c, and 35c. Endless variety of Work Baskets, Shopping Baskets, Clothes Bas- kets, and: Hamper Fruit Baskets, etc., ete. Hen’s Hats at48c,90c, and $1.95. Latest Styles. = - Ladies’ Fine Hats at 4Se. Cheap at $1.00. Ladies’ Fine Feather Caps at 75c. St. Jacobs Oil at 35c. Regular price 50c. Hoyt’s German Cologne at 14c. Cashmere Bouquet Soap at 21e. Ghina Toys! Ghina Toys! mete Ie, 2c, 3c, 4c, de. Worth ‘iple. Fine Bohemian Glass Vases at 10 cents. Fine French China Decorated Cus- padores at 8Sc. Seating Sets at 98c. Cheap at ou. 44-piece Tea Set, decorated, at $3. Alarge line of Decorated Dinner and Tea Ware will be sold at less than the: price of’ white ware. CANDIES! GANDIES! At 2c, 13e, 15c, 18¢e, and 20c¢ per lb. The best French mixed at 2Sc. . Home-made Candies fresh every hour. PRANG’S CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S CARDS. Fine Assortment. 150 Kinds. Floral Design Cards for 1 cent. Sold b; - Booksellers at 5 cents. i loral Design Cards. birchbark ground. ad Leent. Sold usually at 5 cents. Floral Horseshoes, Silk Fringe and En- eee only 13e. Worth 30c. ‘irst Prize (81,000) Card, by Elihu Ved- ~ der, 6 1-4x9 Inches, only 6Se. Bari with silk fringe, cord, and tassels, Second Prize Card. by Miss Dora Wheel- er, 4x9 inches, only 46 cents. Same, with silk fringe, cord, and tassels, 48 cenits. Third Prize Card, by C. C. Coleman, 7x9 ches, only 48 cents. Sane, wit With silk fringe, cord, and tassels, Fourth fae Card, by Miss Rosina Em- mett, 5 1-4x9 1-4 inches, only 44c. py! pit silk fringe, cord, and tassels, % Aaa the whole line at equally low prices. fed Novelty House in Chicago with PRANG'S CARDS. Bend for Book Catalogue. Mailed free. It J LRMANN, oe FAIR, “Sti leah, Mans Deabur-s ART STUDIO. rand’s Is Studios | WIDNER, Two Additional Suites 0 Suites ‘of Operating- Rooms. The Largest and Finest Appointed Gallery ox the Continent, HOLIDAY PICTURES A GREAT SPECIALTY. ENGAGE SHPYINGS EARLY and AYOD THE RUSH LATER IN THE SEASON. LOOR!! Cf CABINETS and Cards. Part of, both sizes in each dozen. gain Price, only - $4 NOW IS THE TIME To SECURE SITTINGS and avoid the rush later in the season. Pictures ordered now will be carefully finished and kept, and desired before delivered at any time CHRISTMAS. ar _ RERAY TOW Sor VALU! Splendid — Permanent. H As low as $35. fe Nothing can te finer PORTRAITS. for CHRISTMAS. ENGAGE : SITTINGS. EARLY, as GOOD WORK requires deliberation, DON'T WAIT Chi TEpHH DREN'S Fok BRIGHT DAYS Cloudydaysare] PICTURES preferable. A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK FINISHED and Delivered with the GREATEST PROMPTNESS. EVERY SITTER receives the MOST CAREFUL ATTENTION. “BROAD PANEL,” NEW STYLE, ELEGANT for FRAME or EASEL. Single Copies, - $5. PANELS. FINE HOLIDAY PICTURES A SPE- “TRPERIAL PANEL,” New and Stylish. Re- cently introduced by MR. BRAND. _ Beautiful for WALL OR EASEL,. Price single copies, S10. IMPERIAL DONT WAIT for a “nice bright day,” cloudy days are ACTUALLY. BETTER, Brand’s Studios, 2f0 & 212 Wabash-av. 'G GOODS. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!) « At the Old Reliable Furniture House of ULICK BOURKE, 92 and 94 West Hadison-st., Yon can find the Larcest Stock, Lowest Prices, Best Goods. and Fatrest Dealing of any Furniture House in the city, in all things necessary to furnish .the Stylish Mansion or Humble Cottave in Parlor, Cham- and In- Stoves, ber, Dining and Kitchen Furniture, Brus tain Carpets, Covk Stoves, anges, Par! te best made Oll-Cloths, Crockery, and Cutlery very ‘cheap for cash or on easy payments at cash prices. eee oe SEATIONERS, Lone ade pon j BELLY Stationers, Pate Biank-Book Makers, Lithographers, and Engravers, 194 & 196 DEARBORN ST. Blank Books of every kind made to o1 Rfull line of Commercial Stationers, 7 SGtographte Pens at greatly reduced prices. FURNACES. DURHAM FURNACES MANUFACTURED BY C. W. DURHAM, 367 Ilinois-st. re ). Je. ean oi! Csras HL MicCor- Cie ened, jo aS a jeCormici i: ‘Sone W. Lo}. Jenner. PB. Wight, W. we -Boysington. ‘Benezette Wilitams, Sartelle Prentice, Eugene Cary, Isaac G. Lom! Pe apes ® rts Hayden, W. F, Cobb, Brown. Bonnell & ete. ‘Send for illustraied pantphil prow ia ThA | Ome 2s as vs s 2s Honore : SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1851—TWENTY PAGES. el GROCERIES, 2 W. Madison-st. I we mi call the attention of close buyers to my-large stock of new and choice Groceries purchased at unusually low prices for SPUT CASH, and which I am selling at prices that defy competition: Here are afew figures. Look! Granulated,’ 1003 0 Cut Loaf, ies Pow.slle SOAP. P. & G., 60 Ibs., per box Kirk’s, “60 Ibs. per box. Linen, .60 Ibs, per box. Canned Vegetables. Peas, Chanipion of England... Beans, Lima... Beans, String. Tomatoes, Standar Corn, Standard. . Succotash, Standard:: CANNED FRUITS, Califor nia, ppricatss " $3.10. HIS, Gunes, Pears, Strawherries, Grapes, DRIED FRUIT. Valencia Raisins, 10¢; Evap. Peaches, 88c3 Eng. Currants, Se; ‘Blackberries, 17¢3 Evap. Ouinces, something new and sold only by me, 33c. Pure Fruit Jellies and Jams. But- ter recciyed direct fromthe creamery, the finest made, 88c. Please call and seo me and get further prices. Robert D. P. Widner, 512 W. Madison-st. FURNITORE, it Great Bargains, a Rather than to remove it to our NEW STORES, 224, 226 and 228 Wabash-av., which we expect to occupy then. WE MEAN BUSINESS. HOLTON & HILDRETH, 221 and 228 State-st. BOOK AND PRINTING PAPER, GEO, Hi TAYLOR & €0.,, 163 & 165 Dearborn-st., che attention of Buyers to_thel Desire to cou qusive and desirable stock of "e"™ PAPER ‘Ther are very larvo manuf: orn ofan TP eriors in BOOK and g PAINTING ima of all grados.and kinds, Plate, Bont, Writing, Manilla, Wratne Express, Card Board, Tissues (White, Colored, and Manila), Envelones, Twines, Printing Inks,-Roller ‘Composition, &e. PAPER. NAPKINS “IN GREAT VARIETY; ‘They will this year make a Specialty of CHRISTMAS. AND NEW! YEAR CARDS, Both Imported and Domestic. in great hd ty. of st 9 beaucttult genie DOEND Gane, OFF DEUS DANCE, PENCILS, and the lareost stele Pot CHRONO. ADVERTISING CARDS "0 BE FOUND WEST OF NEW YORK. CAHD COLLECTORS will @o well to make note of ‘thoy soll goods either an, WHOLESALE Olt RE- ‘they seek close cash buyets, but are prepared to imake themselves attractive to good parties who de- sire to uso the credit ayatemiy ‘They propose to make themselves THE POPULAR HOUSE In thetr line in the country. PHOTOGRAPHY, Cs binets,) PER DOZ,, Panels, | PER DOZ., et 69.50 83 00 For Thirty Days Only, To give all achance for comparing really first-class Photographs with those so..called jn the many cheap | and inferior Galleries, I will make my positively unequaled Cabinets at the extraordinary low price of | Silyer-Piated Butter Dishes af 90 cts. $2.56 per doz. Cards, $1.50 per Doz. Panels, $3.00 per Doz. ENGAGEMENTS for sittings can be made in advance for any day. OPTICAL GOODS, L. MANASSE, OPTICIAN, 3838 Mgdison-st. (Tribune Building), IMPORTER AND DEALER LN Optical, Mathematical, and Surveying lnsis, COMPRISING pers ond Bete Guicisr shears ee Compusses,. Xe. CABINETS Why Pay $6 or $8 PER DOZEN For PHOTOGRAPHS when PER DOZ. eer CABINETS 15 iadiada ck Is making Cabinets for $4 per doz. equal to ANY produced elsewhere. PER DOZ. ‘Many persons, both young and old. bnve eyes so imperfectly formed that they are constantly strained when in use. ‘bis strain will cause weak eyes und painful sight, which. may usually bo relieved with properly dtted glasses. “Having a long experience in this ling enables me to secure perfect results. My glasses are ground with imathematieal accuracy, which commends them to all wearers. ‘They not only. give clear and distinct vision,do not weary und fatizue the exe, but tend to strengthen and preserve the “egrArtietal ‘Human Eyes inserted without 3 pre AUTION. —Don't pay exorbitant prices to ad- yenturers for Spectacles. We sell the best Brazilian Pebbles $4W) to $13), und the best ground French Crystal Spectacies £1.30 to £2.50, iwenty-nve years’ practice in tho art of fitting glosses. Our method is hunest dealing, which has built up our trade. MORRIS BERNHARDT OPTICIAN, 126 State street, oom 3. SPECTACLES EXCLUSIVELY. Glasses properly adapted to evers form of defective exesiibt in accordance with the elence und, pnit~ Gropliy of nature, Beware ot risking sour Stent in the hands of self-styled opticians. Advice xiv 0 the proper selection of all required optical in ‘Letters of recommendation testify rior ability asan optician and the pe clo aU, be seen at Al, Bernhardt’s office from the hoted Protessors of Kusn- Medical Collece, Chicazo MedicalColiece, ahnemann Coblese,Chicazo liomeo- pathic College. leading divines, our most prominent Und well-known. citizens, including high encumiuus dront setigols of selgnee, blind tnetirutes, etc, etc LL byford, AM ‘Do Adnius Aion, 31 Teeves Jackson, P andy, Her. We ood, Rey. Artur Little, ISS to every case of extreme 1s H. MATTHES, Assistant, es H. ROCHER, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS| PHOTOGRAPHER, 77-79-81 State-st., Chicago. ° Cabinets, $6.00, 0 DECKER BROS. PIANO. The Best in the World. ‘The sweetest tone and the greatest volume of sound; the most even touch; the finest work- manship; the most beau- tiful cases, STORY & CAEP, @ 188 & 190 State-st, i] STURY & CaP fice ITA? [ANDKERCHINES, ce. TRIMMINGS. SILK Handkerchiels, 85 Doz., Brocaded on both sides, of very Superior Quality, and in every shade, worth eee: our price, 50 Cts. 50 DOZ. ALL-SILK Polka Dot Handkerchiefs 29° Cts. Each. ‘We have the finest line of Silk Handkerchiefs shown in the market, at such price that will insure their sale. Poli Dot I Hafflers, 20 crs. 200 Doz. Like Foster’s Pat- ent Five-Hook KID GLOVES At 87 Cts. Per Pair, In either Dark.Colors, Black, Opera, or White. I suppose you know what others ask for the same article. ULSTERETS. zoo All-Wool Dark -Ulster- ettes, trimmed with Plush, and cheap at double the price, $5.00 Each. Silver-Plated 5-bottle Gasters at $I. Silver-Plated Pickle Casters at 90 cts Silver-Plaied Gake Baskets at $1. Silver-Plaied Knives, Silver-Plated Spoons, Silver-Plated Forks, Cheaper than any one else will sell them at. Quilted Sateen Skirts, $1.90. -A Very Superior Corset, 50 cts, Chemise and Drawers at 38 cts, Night-Dresses, 7 cts. Muslin Skirts, 60 cts. Cc. O. D. Orders Promptly Filled. NKRUPT STORE, Opposite the Palmer. ___S. SHIREK. BUSINESS CHANCE. HOMINY WILLS FOR SALE. The valuable HOMINY MILLS at Springfield, Ill., are for sale. Capacity, three hundred barrels in twenty-four hours. Engine one hundred -and twenty-five horse- power. Three boilers. Machin- ery substantial and in good order. Storage, 25,000 bushels. For particulars inquire of CONKLING & CO., Springfield, Tl. ais (A. COURANT) « \ & (i, 145 State-st. DRESS AND CLOAK rimmings! GREAT BARGALNS THIS WEEK IN Beaded Passementaries, Beaded Fringes, Greaments, Cords and Tassels, Buttons, Pearl Buttons, Heal Buttons, Steel Buttons, det Butions &e., &e. This Department will be found espe- cially attractive, as we have all.the lat- est Novelties, and as this is our first seasoninTrimmings the purchaser can feel. satisfied they are buying onlyNew Geods. CA, COUTENT _ & 6 WINDOW Fen : THE ADAMS & WESTLAKE WINDOW VENTILATOR For Banks, Offices, Private Dwellings, and all Hl-Ventilated Apartments. The only device that will secure bet feck yenti- lation. Reduced to $4.09 each. The Adams & Westlake Mfg Co, Retail, 95 Lake-st., Chicago. FOR SALE. WAN: TED. PIRTUERSIEP WANTED. Ayoung man. of tune and varied successful bust- hess experience possessing large means, made him self, wishes a. partnership in some extensive and successfully estublished wholesale, manufacturing, gr, comumission “business. Communications, cont dential; ueless for scheme men without SSpltatio apply. “Audress <<, Cetribune ofieen Northwestern Agency at Reed’s Temple of Music, 136 State St., Chicago. - Estatel VD. KERFOOT CO. WILLIAM V. JACOBS, CHIP POTATOES. 90. Washington st and Loans, represented during :yeurs, {Saratoga Chip Potatoes, GHIGAGO ) SARATOGA CHIP COMP’Y, . FING NCLIAL. References furnished if de- MONEY.TO LOAN, Careful attention given to placing Loans upon Real cate. A.rich table delicacy. For sale by all leading crocers, BANDOLPE-ST. CUTLERY CUTLERY. ROCKET BN stuncard makes, AG. SPALDING & BROS‘, WANTED. ‘A New Tork house. manufacturing tne Ladies’ Un- derwear, is open to make tberal arrancements with a wide-uwake Resident Agent for the sale of their guods in Chicago, Milwaukee, ete. Only such parties Sho are acauainted with Al dobbers aud Deniers, and ean sive first-class references, may apply. Address ‘3a, Tribune oftice. TISSUE PAPERS. IMPORTED TISSUE PAPERS, In ‘a great variety of shades, AT 165 AND 157 DEARRORNS DENNISON FG. CO. ROR SALE. 30x48 inch second-hand Corliss Valve Engine ix first-class order, about as good as new. CRANE BROS. MFG. CO., No. x0 North Jefferson-st. PROPESSIONAL. DR. ED. BERT Has J from his trip to Europe in ‘full health, Bias returned {fo pracilee. May at present be found at tests, corner Peck-court At Se m.anditoSp. im, s Corner Twenty-firth-st and Wentworth-av., oom & Tribune Buttdtog, Until further notice through this Paper: 1 $ PRICE FIVE CENTS. - HOLIDAY GOODS. SANTA CLAUS. SEA’S. HE HAS ARRIVED! But. bein fathmed with hls tong Journey from bls home at the North Vole, will rest a day oF two, DUS ‘will positively appear next ‘'hursday, Dec. 1, Alive, Well, and Hearty ! Seated under his Lire Christnes Tree! Animated QO. funny little men, akickin’ up thelr heels, grinning eltish faces, peer from every houzh, gns-Jers brilliantly shoot Irom all its Hiimbs, while tng Greek Cross of living fame on the tree's topaiest pine nacle says with tongues of Mery fame that And Santa Claus Tein Brothers Are, YES, Santa Claus, jolly old Kris Kringle, will be found Seated under a. LIVESG, MOVING, BREATHING Christmas Tree, THURSDAY, ‘This very week, being DECEMBER’S FIRST DAY, Santa Claus, Laughing, Jolly, and Fat, wilt GRAND. RECEPEION : SLA’S rormal Gpening OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON. Monday (Tomorrow) Nizht. the carpenters, seene- painters, rutors, Ruitters, miachinlsis, costums desi holly and creen Freathers, with Sseistants, will Lake bostession, and by THURSDAY, ATE £O A. DEL, ‘Mr: SEA, promises that his Master of Ceremonies will throw open the duors crying ALL iS READY! ‘And grand av‘eas our Fall Opening this sispiay, will totally eclipse it. Every one of ‘Sea’s Six Floors WH! be filled to overtigwing with All the Good Things of Earth. Sania Claus Alive, Joily, and Fat. The Old Woman in Her Golden Shoe. The. Jumpy Jack Tree. The Living Christmas Tree. Life-Size Fiute Player. Life-Size. Organ Grinder. Dancing Girl with Tambarine. Life-Size Harp Player. The Life-Size Monkey, Actually smoking real cigars. Sambo, with Guitar, Smoking. singing. und,twanging guitar. ‘The above fzures (automatic) are all musical, sa- perbly costumed, specially imported at an expense of $1U00 Tor this occasion. THE STEAM ENCINE, Putting, blowing, and whistiing WILT OPERATE a eat nutaber of comical -REGHANIGAL TOYS! Stl Grinder, Wood Sawyer, Banjo Player, &e- THAN SIS AND RICE Y GOAT: Mecuanieal Boy und Pony, all operated by STE A hE. Don’t let escaping steam a frighten you x you'll not be 1,200 Brilliant ‘Hechanicalities Spectally imported for this display. Sea’s Theatre. GORGEOUS SCENERY AND COSTUMES. PERFORMANCES, 10 toi2 «wm. ItoSp.m. A MAMMOTH STAGE HAS BEEN ELECTED, THE SCENERY By Dunham, late Scenic Artist of Ben De Bar's ‘Theatre, St. Loals. Scene 1—Santa Cina ‘Trip from Ieeland and North Pole. Scene #—Santa Claus with Sleigh und iteindeer. zene Santa Claus Vanishing Down the Chimney. Scene {Santa Claus Filing Harry und Mamle's Htockings. Scene S-Sea's Six Mammoth ¥ioore— curtain. THE COSTUMES By Madame Kellogg, of McVicker’s, .| STAGE & PROPERTIES By Bennett & Kogan, GAS EFFECTS By Jameson & Saunders, MECHANICALITIES ORCHESTRA - ree ane Under the direction of the only JOHNNY HAND. ‘The most costly ahd most marniscent display ever attempted by any house IN THE. : THURSDAY. SEA’S | MOST ERTERPRISING STORE O¥ EARTH,