Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1881, Page 2

> 2 “SHR CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1881-TWENTY PAGES. SUITS. FUES AND CLOAKS. PARDRIDGEN' ETL MAIN STORE, STATEH-ST. West Side Store, West Madison-st. (NEAR MORGAN). DEPARTMENT In connection with the extreme reduction made on our PORTED DRESSES, We have made a Sweeping Re- duction in the prices of the more popular goods, as an examination of the goods at the following prices will abundantly testify: Ladies’ Cashmere Suits, In all colors, at $10.00 and $12.50, REDUCED FROM $15.00 and $18.00. Flannel Suits Stylish, serviceable, at $13.00. Reduced from $18.00. Flannel Suits, Plaited waist, trimmed with hand- some buttons, at $14.50. Reduced from $19.00. ALL-WOOL CASHMERE SUITS, In newest shades, Skirt plaited to the waist, with Basque, hand- somely trimmed with Satin, at $15.00. Reduced from $20.00. Black All-Wool CASHMERE SUITS, Entire front of Skirt shirred, Satin front, French waist, at $18.00. Reduced from $25.00. Ladies’ Cloth Suits, In Navy, Bronze, and Olive, hand- somely trimmed with Plush, at $25.00. ‘Reduced from $35.00. DSESSING SACQUES ‘ Dressing Sacques, stylishly made, all colors, prettily trimmed with Braid, at $5.00. PLUSH-TRIMMED Fashionable, at 7 50. Al-Wool Cashnere Saeques, * All colors, elaborately trimmed, At $10.00 and $13.00. Are in this instence, as in all ‘others, giving better values at -lower prices than other houses, their excited and plaintive protes- tations to the contrary notwith- Standing. SHE Our PLUSH ad. in today’ 's Times. Perhaps you have séen the Plushes we sold last week at $1.50, worth $7.00 arid $8.00. You réad our ad. in the Times. PARDRIDGES,| ~ 14 & 116 State-st., 284 & 286 West Madison-st, (NEAR MORGAN.) NGER FURS CLOAKS 172 State-st., OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. I make Furs and Cloaks a SPECIALTY. Seal Sacques and Dolmans made to order of the close grain velvet Victoria Island Skins, which is the best wear- ing Seal in use. Ihave a fresh stock of those 40-inch Alaska Seal Sacques (London Dye) at the popular price of $200, pronounced daily to be the best value in the market. Also a full line of Satin de Lyon, Marveilleux, and Su- rah Circulars,with dark,clear, whole Siberian Squirrel lin- ings, 9 inches deep Black Lynx Collar, only $50. Will have them all the season. My stock of Ladies’ and Gents’ Seal Hats, Caps, and Gloves, Muffs, Collars, Capes, and Boas, of every’descrip- tion, comprises the best in the city. You can find at my estab- lishment the most varied and perfect stock of Fur Trim- mings, all fresh and even, not pressed and mussed like the stuff I saw in dry goods houses. All-wool Beaver, Diagonal Dolmans, Ulsters, and Walk- ing Jackets, from $6 and up- ward; ALL NEW goods and latest shapes. You can have trimmed to your own taste at short notice. Silk Garments with quilted linings, fur trimmed, at aston- ishing low prices. No extra charge for goods made to order. EVERYTHING made on the premises. J EPTLINGHR, Hanufaeturer of Furs & Cloaks, 172 STATE-ST., Opposite Palmer House, N. B.--Goods sent on ap- proval to any part of the United States. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. LOXS AND FANCY GOODS. SEA’S DEPARTMENT STORES. 202, 204, 206 Hast Randolphest Always Leading eating Banefact- ars of the People, A large consignment of new and elegant Patterns in best 5-Frame Body Brussels OLOG per yd. Beat Tt if You Can. . An immense stock of OIL- CLOTHS, TAPESTRY and IN- GRAIN Carpetings at proportion- ately low prices. 200 (YES, TWO HUNDRED) Heating, Stoves, New and used. They positively must be sold this week. Chamber Suiis, Parlor Suits, _ Easy Chairs, Lounges, MAITOrS, ‘Hall Trees, In unequaled variety and at fig- ures which must please. Office, Store, and Saloon Fixtures Ready for sale and made to order. Don’t forget to call before pur- chasing. We sell for Cash or Easy Pay- ments. I Srey Pas Trae WRN, POLTERY AND PORCELAIN. THE CHOICEST PRODUC- TIONS FROM ALL THE LEAD- ING FACTORIES OF EUROPE IN POTTERY AND PORCELAIN A SPECIALTY. RECEIVING DAILY THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN DINNER WARE, CUT GLASS, AND ALL HOLIDAY NOVEL- TIES. EXAMINATION SOLICITED. — QVINGTON BROTHERS & OVINGTON, 146 STATE-ST. BROOKLYH. CHICAGO. PARIS. FOLDING BED. dniners!Faslr Tang Bris, Burr Pat, Improved. Ss Styles 2 Plevant. for vom fortable. re rent, Bedding folds out of sight (see cut.) : Office Desks, Bank Counters, Etc. ‘Lawyers’ and Ladies Desks. Artistle Héusthold Fittings in Special Designs, All work guarantecd of best Kiln-dried lumber, and made by ourselves. _4.H. Andrews & Co., 195 Wabash Ave. Chicago SKATES. “HEADQUARTERS FOR BARNEY & BERRY AMERICAN CLUB SIXATES! SKATES SHARPENED while waiting. JOHN WILKINSON, 77 State-st. eA: 1TRON. Gentle Women Who want glossy, luxuriant and wary tresses of abundant, beantiful Hair- must uso LYON’S KATHAMRON, This elegant, cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast, keeps it from falling out, arrests and cures gray- ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes tho Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it in any desired position, Beau- tiful, healthy Hair is the sure result of using Hathairon, RAILROAD TICKETLS. Low Rates one way. or down ono route and back another. Atlanta, $16,503 Denver. 826.503 rannielsco. gt 10.005 Flor i = Fil itor & Mckenzie, 29 Cark-st. PANS. ‘S. 8. NEW DEST ‘DESIG Vienna. Feather Fans, COBB’S LIBRARY, 29 Washinzton-<t. FOR RENT. FOR RENT, rable Lofts on Wabash-av., near Saaiscu-s, qi le sultsote ror fobbing or tizht manufacturing, Faver- able terms to right parties, Address W dl, Tribune. DIAMONDS: WATCHES, &e- SPECIAL ATT ATENTION Diamonds. If you are ready to. choose, re- member the following few among the many reasons why you should purchase HOLIDAY ~GOODS from CILES, BRO. & CO., 8. B. Cor. State and Washington-sts, ist. It can be asserted with ‘|POSITIVE TRUTH that this firm carries MUCH the. largest stock in the West. 2d. Having dealt more fully in this ‘line, itis safe to affirm that they have the necessary adapta- tion for selecting choice and ele- gant goods at PRICES that will enable a READY sale. And lastly, and by no means the least important point: The integrity of this firm is so well known in Chicago that one. rests perfectly secure in their purchase, KNOWING that this establish- ment NEVER. MISREPRE- SENTS THEIR GOODS. . SHOPPERS Can here find all Novelties in SIL- VERWARE, the LATEST, Most Artistic, and Choicest Selections in DIAMOND JEWELRY, such as Bracelets, Bangles, Necklaces, Lace Pins, Rings, Etc., from $5.00 upward, and all descriptions of Precious Stones. THE MOST PERFECT Waiches and _. Ghaisiaines can be procured in , America. No Trouble to Show Goods. GILES, BRO.G Ob. BOOTS AND SHOES, AND SIIOES, Rare Chance! (ldra’s Ruther Gversoe, 25 CENTS. Ladies’ Rubber Gvershogs, 30 GENTS. GENTLEMEN'S RUBBER OVERSHOES 60 CENTS. Gentlemen's Embroidersd Slippers $1.25; worth $2.50. And the entire stock of fine Cus- tom-Made Boots and Shoes will be closed out at a 4 GREAT SACRIFICE! Shoemaker’s Union, 272 STATE-ST. H.M. Z. NICKOLL, Assignee By action of the Chicago Coal Exchange, the retail price of all sizes of Anthfacite Coal was this day advanced. to $8.50 per Ton, And No. 1 Briar Hill Coal to $8.00 per Ton. GEO. G. POPE, Nov. 26. See’y pro tem. ERANSPORTATION. ON TO ROCKFORD! Shippers Take Notice! The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE £ ST. PACL RAILWAY is now open and ready for busi- ness to ROCKFORD, ILL. Rates as Low and time as Quick as by com- ting tine. Deticer freight ateither the defferson, Des- Plaines, or Tuion Freight Depots of the C., 3. wt St P. Ry Co. For rates; vitis of ladiny, and further in- formation apply to CHARLES K. CAPRON, Commercial Agent, RO. OLDS, General Hrsight-Arent Istneancee, jeneral ire nen WAG. SWAN. Supe, Freight ° *Frattic, | Milwaukee. 1 Chicago, Nov: 2 Ne OLLS At {0 a. m. TOYS! At 2 p. m. TOMORROW, MON DAY, AT 83 Madison-st., To satisfy the Cred- itors of the 2 Trans- Ailantic Trading Company, Goods at Private Sale at AUCTION Prices, or any article will be put up that may be called for, as this entire stock of Toys and Rich Fancy Goods must besoidatonce, with- out limit or reserve. C. FRANK, Assignee. ELISON, PLERSHEEH & 48, AUCTIONEERS. PHOTOGRAPHY. HARTLEY'S STUBIGS, 309 West Madison-st. In order to add another proof to the many why Hartley's Cabinets at $3 per dozen are as good as the best at any. price, please read what a prominent South Side Photographer ‘has to say: “If my business does not soon get better, I shall be- obliged to reduce my prices, as I think that man Hartley is cutting on my trade.” The public can be assured that the more work they give that man. Hartley the sooner | 5! all galleries will foliow his prices. The first that Joses his trade will be the first to follow Hartley. So go to the ‘DICTATOR OF POPU- LAR PRICES” for first-class work. Panel Portraits, - $4.00 pe* dozen Cabinets, = - 3.00 per dozen Cards, - “= 150 per dozen Studio, 399 Hest Madison-st. Ae ILDINER EG “Having g decided to go out t of the MIL- LINERY business, we sell out AT COST PRICE! Our stock of French Flowers, Feathers, Birds, Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Plustes. Or- :Daments, trimmed and untrimmed Hats, &c. The Misses Schmitz, ; 2301 Wabash-av., Commencing Monday Morning; and dunng the coming week. ; / Next EA. ma To joyfully welcome Santa Claus. Johnny Hand’s Orchestra will strike up Sea’s First Page. Further particulars Fe Triumphal March at precisely 10 O’Clock Thursday. BEFORE THES RUSH WILL OFFEI THESE PRESENTATION Volumes and Sets In Cloth and Finer Sinding as follows: Red Line Poots, Bound in Half Russia, only $1.48. Yub- lished at $3.00. Shakspaare, Tennyson, Hilton, Byron, Seatt, Burs, Wordsworth, Procher, irs, Browning, . irs. Hemaas, Jean Ingelow, Dante, Eomer’s fiiad, and Favorite Poems. Poets in Sheep Bindings, Large Oetavo Editions, Steel Engravings, ios $1.98. Published at $3.56 Shakspear, Hore, yron, Hemans, Burns, Carpbell, Cowper, Hilton, and. Scott. A FEW SETS ONLY.OF Danerol's History of the United States an tine Half Calf Binding, 6 volumes, $15.68. Published at S30. Hume's History of Eielan, English Edition, Octayo, in tine Halt Calf Bindings, 6 Vols., $14.38. And Ilundredsof Standard Books Intine Binding. Boox-buyers know we are always the ebéupest. Wid pen Houday |? FULL LINE OF Cheistuias i re ile bl purnes®, itip van Winkie ereon ivss than publichers ‘in stating Bee. 1, Sea’s Book Budget, |: catalozue of hooks and hints on busing, we ready. Mutled free to any adress. 3 DAYS Clearing Sale OF ALL. Dry Goods AND Containin wil B | Winter: Furnishings |: AT LESS THAN Their Gost to Us ‘To make room for the largest stock of Holiday Noveliies TMS WORLD EVER saw, $150,000 Worth OF NOTHING BUT Fancy Goods WILL BE OPENED THURSDAY. Oh! Sea the FURRY FURS. If bis Fur Department. Pure fish stuughter that Seals the Be Fate of Foxy Prices. Sea's Cloaks Are better than is jokes. Certain It is thut they n't be worse. Sea Wants all to See. ‘Therefore has imparted un enormous stock of Optic- ard has enguzed Mr. Henry, s celebrates Vienna, wiso will Mt uny defverive exe: art Of ull colors at one-third up- ‘other Optical Goods at less than bait ese ductor'a prices Read About. Santy On First Pate: nor fall to CALL upon him next MHCKSDAY. Unit then'e 3 DAYS GIONDAY, TUESDAY, und WEDNESDAY) CLEARING SALE WIMTER DRY GOODS, Otter Sea the Lyns-esed Sexe | 2 RESPONDING To numerous. requests, Dr, SEA republishes SEA’S VERSION OF PATIENGE 4 GOOD, JOLLY LAUGH Isa better health-giver than dozes of medicine thas, ‘act on the Hyer. DOCTOR SEA SO THINKING, PRESCRYBES, To His Patients ‘These Ultra Poettcal. Super Fathetical INNES ON PATTENCE. < PRiZ“AEnS. To the one reading it fastest. To the one reading lonyest with one broth. To those tulzing the whole dose at ane dings Yo he or she veading it backward faste|t, Dr. Sea Awards the Prizes, ALL READY? GO (Versatality and Locality.) A State atrect, Chicago, young man, Hu everything made young man, A pushing yung partiete; what's the newt article Sea'll put in his store, youny man? (Frieadshipnass of His Business.) tf ees at thir iuch-to-the-yord young aan, Ti sizlecn-onnee-ti-the- pound youny many, HW liberat dealing, a generates feeling, Mate you his friend, young man. Cnyerittty His Pecatialy.) ly cansiterate, pockets young mene Fieé-penny-bus youny man. (Yarlety Host Satisfactory.) ata commonplace youny man, Nor an eee yong nee: ete with: ccactly the tact, tohat'a-rcunted yourig mei. riatiy Rotwadity.) ferme creel f please yo a Fase apusies Nthetieal Pottiry, sant Majo.ica Joily young man. Another Story (Asceadaterp.) A Needtn ant Pins young 110 tis, Lidia Crockery, iEaumoth-Floor, jrowtte young siene (Same Floor es Before.) A Collar ane Cait young man, ecHt youtin nitty fy siceet, Soa uicpulty 4 trecet,? A Candy Department young (Stil Bavalaping aad Env of Bernards Glore youny many Hose yo fies u very progresses young ieahe (Hot Atracious, but Precocisus.) 1 Precious-Store-Jewel young mtu, Pin aad King young uit, d Gold, & nul very vid, co at 6 Sad-Seu~ oy *? young mun. (A Masculine Hon-raminine,) 9 ‘wring youny man, re tow buy Cudevweas, ' sugycster. Yet nota presuming young men. ; (That fhe Aeronauis Aron't Airy Naughs.) y-Balvona"* young man, ‘wiry Persfuma "young many ustey collation, Sulany Hand Jubilation, alu old-womun-in-shee young man, (To the Bry Goods Biz He's Riz.) ot Satin and Silke yormy man, it Felcet and Plush young man, 3 Cotton ard 1 inen, alt kinds of Dress Trims A Woolen anid Flannel youny man. (This Vetse Because He's Santa.Claus,) A good Santa-Clans young man, A big Rockluy-Hored young many A gleer of Toys to givts and boys, A children’s friend young man. (You've Looked, You're Booked,) Avery tecti-s¢ad young man, Tin exered ingly bookish young mun, Dot the least bit airy, yet so literary That he's Chicago's mont Booky young man. (A Maa Milliter He, His Name {s Sea,) -in-hanit young man, weer (artificial young mar, HM very est Bonnol, un Ombre Plume on it, A Trina Hats-Free young man. (Rowwitistanding te's a Good Understanding.) A dainty-heelet Shoe young man, An high-arch Sutton foot young man, Noi cery wsthete, jor he's gat too big feet, Buta fine business-pooting young man. (A Furrier Too, Who's Sure to Suit You.) A Furvy and Dawhy young man, An Ulster and Dolman young men, A maker of Clozks and very poor Jokes, “A ladies jlue tailor young man. (A Grecer-ee, Yes-Sit-e2.) A cery Canny young man, A most Tin-Panny young man, Tin ultra Cout-Scuttie-y tremendously bustle-yy H Willow-y Busket young man, (G-1-2-3-4 Floor.) 4 Parisian Carpet young man, A Daghistan Rug young man, Hu Antique Drapery. Oriental and vaporyy nd a Khorussan Certain yorng man. (Sure as You're Alive, Here's Floor Five.) An eleyant Picture young man, A fine Engractny young inan, a iny decorutice worl: that’s authories A Bracket and Easel young man, (Last Verse Today, Some Other Day.) . A Bric-a-Brac Mantel young tan, A Bee ndtelubre young man, der ence Plague asl Feory Raques a Tripticute Mirror youny wane Is Your Patience at an End a 0. ei Given Any. why Ll) Fiais. Sea’s Is