Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1881, Page 19

r state of advancement 80 Lone ol the pl y of our wealthlost cli joney In Jarge the bushiess tra st and most dellahttul of all our and an object of Interest to all who. nt-xealng to Chicago, belg attractodt et to mike this propheey,t ay tir this direedon—tn the hy lig out Ay streets, the Belt, OWLOf vit rand shintiar adorn e intent to mathe tl xe lente, elves fullest iy cvonstiumation, howl be any doubts of thig, the many: prises Unt are already Tne ta ak bet krowwir ns, tite No, (8 Dearborn street, ncLiriny quer Messrs, Selirader Bros., No, street, have heen estate business slice 1805, and their expert gnee ls ripened Into a knowledge af values fn Chicago and adsieeht realty worthy of consitlerntion on the part of those who medi buymg or selling reat estate in this vie y firm's spechiltics Include the handling af inproved and unimproved elty and yy payltug tixes, collecting: mu supervision of prope for nomresilents. AM the nppure $ itt Heshies the Chleazo whose tmmense plant ts ern border and whieh will tha Dull between thre t cottages on Hs southern Mnits és Sandusky Plow Mpubup a factory, aspenliture of not less th capacity of 500 plows foree OF S00 hon t dispel them, f prea pye tI nas These works are to he in | Petits, and the get f. Stnith, the fnventor of the sy Heel ont who nas gonconnected with the Colt 5 svill for twenty-live yours, reputation by this line In nddltton te the prod. loves In general, this company will gpectalty” ot sulky ploy ators, Whiely lin! yg nd justabie by means of a enn also be added the Be. Sunlth i “coupler.” ‘This prinely for tho pnst fourtec ‘Phere will also | stunsive firnititre faetories fn hich today tins wavide celebrity, Jook, he Un Mian at the present tine, will uoubtedly be one estate dealers haye enjoyed for many taut aod well-known reaper coi is negotiating fornsite on the ay es grounds, procured for and set apart ny purposes on the environs of the new suburb, And Is alnning of the end. Suilk ghow what may be before nextaninal revi to record the prod Iving employment to not less than 7,000 it, however, to we Write tp ott ew, Whereln we Wet of factories ani shops Grifiin & Dwight. nothing sueceeds like sue nt Dwight, tha w West Side reul-estate, hese gentlemen report hav! Inguiry during the past s belng “principally for and tmediiim-priced resideace pre Inented cheap tats are also sell while the temand for manufacturing sites fs very pereeptlbly Ine ‘This tin does nine st f any firm in the clty tn We be an ‘A average about Su0, having under thelr immediate eare ani mimagement over $6,000,000 of Improved properties, with 0 te from whont i monthly collected rising $50,000. ‘The tnerense in the firm’s business during Z ison, the demand the West Division roperty, sell hrontly, and volume of thls 83 , for the active and intelligaat service of saver experienced by the Inbor of four mec! tha repairing, Among the long array of large property-owners who coutide the mane agement of thelr realty to Messrs, Gri Dwight are Messrs, Jacob and UL . dant Rosenfield, 1 hunkes to attend to ner, Carlisle Mason, K J 2 ik, White, the Beri ‘heological Semtuar owners of West Sid ‘The oftices of-the f nerof Washingtow anu admirably adapted to their large and fourish- pying the enilre first fluor haying a frontaze of twenty-flye feet on Washington boulevard and 100 fect on Halsted streut, were driginally designed qnd bullt-for the banklug bushiess of Preston, Kean The Huors are laid in hard woods, dow-settfings are of plate glass, prot substanthil iron gratings. AL burglar proot vai business fs rent! auer dstate, Chi- nnd other large rn, vt the northeast cor- { Halsted streets, aro Jog business, cet ofthe Belder Bul iio firm, bs the a i ule constitutes an essential Ratrd & Bradley. Perhaps there Is no firm Sileago whoso name Is more familiar to th readers of Tin: an thatot Baird & Bradley, and mre tablished In 1857, the bs ~and reliable old, house has: kept-‘pace -with the unprecedented growth of our elty. “Phe firm give thir attention to real e ent, Including buying, selling, the care nud management of property. Joantng department forms a very important feature of the business, special nitention be- otiation of loans fora terin of years secured by first mortgage, ‘The office of this firin, located at Nu. 90 Sally dtreet, is one of the most finely ap- volnted, not only in Chleago, The real estuter each wsepurate dapartinent. 0s Ln single business 8 of thisstnunch ing elven to the 1 distinet as if each for in itself. ‘he renting braneh compris ellentage of nearly 709 tenants, Toauing departinent ,over _Anatured the present sear, Francin 1. Posbody & Co, In the wonderful growth of Chicago many Ines of business whieh had thelr birth hera, stemmed to catch the Inspiration of owe city’s) progress and have rentched out bite grand proportions, Of this class of business the negotiation and placement of loans on. real estate furnishes a notable exmuple, Ing out promitently fn t recognized us ane of the first and. most re- 3 the firm of Francis B. Established here nearly the experiences they have acquired enables them to piace the finds of 3 Judictously, and honey the sues seexs that they have won bas not buen ¢: celled by that of nny other house In Chicago, Incident to thely low buslness fy thelr read estate Branelt, In which te netive trade, pertaining ehletly to ally prope st year has been one of unausuil ity In real estate, While in toans tho de. wind has been only moderate, monty being Henty at 6 percent for all neceptable loans. he ‘Indleations for tha coming yerr, howe ever, are most favorable, Knauer Bros. is reputable firm, dealers In real ‘estate Jonning agents, at Nos. 13 nnd 1 Ewing Utock, corner of Clark and Tivo been established slyce 1855, Munng tho oldest re Chiengo, | Thetr house one for North Side property, of which they make aspeehl fenture, ‘hele lst of elnss of venity, Tproved and ‘uniinproved, embraces almost everythhi Side for sule and worth 10k ness or restdence prirposes, nnd fords anextibit to select from much the largest ht a hy, showhng $1,000,000 have Tn the Recorder's , found in Chap, 115 of the dtovigetl Btatutes of juan business and Jiuble In thelr line f Peaboily & Co, twenty years ugo also dave an er’s patrons ure to many of the most promise of thie celts, ng well ay tt bu yors of tho first rank, besides railrond and, other incorporations whose conservatism 13 always boyoud question, ‘Chis degres ut con- 4 iktenee fs largely owing to tho careful and ex- perlenced mun employed in the departinent, inst of whom hayeserved a long thine In other Abstract ollices, and Who stant rank of thelr profession, and thelr appoint ment to ther positions 1s -based eupon thelr actual merit and upon no other considura- tion. . Some of tho books purchased by the Coun- ty Board from which abstracts of titles are nade were found to be, by Mr, B suchen condition as to reqttire a revision, ad, upon his recommendation, typ ers directed the revision to be nade, ‘This work has been In process of exceutton for ‘ours, aud, Whon completed, have. a seb ot books from down, showing a complete claim of title to every lot, bluek, and parol of land iu Cook County, and clissifled ag the statute chs ‘Aside from tha post-fro work the Recorder {is able tu furnish, fs the recurd of some 12- 000 abstracts mude from ante-flre material, sare furnished ab the rate abestate operators ft ig the representative zon the North ing at, elther tor properties mngin above, a feature of this hbuse ty the phicing of loans, whieh thelr iuthuata knowledge 0! values tnables them to do to the satisfaction and safety of ellents; and, thelr relations with eapltalists place than int position ta effevt lous for burrowors on the tost ude yiantiazcous terms, Bi regard to the standing: of the firm, we ean only say they lave becn tried by a. quarter of weentury’s experience; no house {3 more widel con show a butter reeord the trusts confided to thelr cara, E. 8. Dreyer &.Cor Tt ia extremely questionable whother any other real estate firm in Chicago tins dove as much to develop the realty biterests of this vicinity as this staunch y Jinn, whose place of business 14 nt No, 88 Washington strest, Sinica the establishment of thelr house in 1s74, in addition to other noteworthy transactions, have been Immediately Adentified with the opening and Juylng out of a nuniber of the most tlourishing subdiv' love proximity WA the cit ity they conthius to be and ludirectly, tho pust three ¥ from which copie of WU cunts per page, atracts, whily the seh these gentlemen | fs eorreapandly apprehend wit! patronmge of this a ors fica will show stone Iyln within ‘gely intorestad, Besldes glying thelr attention lo their own property, Mussts, Droyer & Co, doo lures agency business, not exceeded In volume of actual transaction by that of uny other of our dost reputable real-estate houses—contining themselves to no speeinitics, but handling rly that may io within the side from the aston, Red & C any good pro ashingtan street, elty or county realty business, tis loan department of the house shows an envinblo chentge, lurgely Enstern capitalists, but principally Chicago the excellent home-stand- From what has been sald | ES, Dreyer & inypators, show! ing of the firm. will be pereelyed the firm o Co, Is one of the recognized rent estate houses of Chicagy, lignes requires no other commen: datlon to publ A.W, Hyman dr. & Co, The general agency conducted by theso Beutlemen for the purehasu and sate of real estite, negotiation of loans, and the manage tment und care of property, as by well known to this community, 1s of the highest stand- Established in 1874, the business of drin hag steadily been galning ground, and wow second to none, While the vooks show nerous pat tung, nw large Integr: ant over its ve Schrader Bro ivaly enna a well-regutated ren suchas athismaps of the ndditior and subdivisions of the elty and county, re ords and data bearing on thelr ealling—in short, all the necessiry conventences that might he expectul te bu in the possession of ouv ot Clieago's oldest, most enterprising, Ant reputable real-estate houses, Vierling te nd awards nt No. too. During the past three months he has sold aver $400,000 worth of estate, prineipally on the South Side, urting Is prepared to to all busiivss Intrusted to him. ‘Phe ont. f Was Inore flittterlne and the year 1832 f the most active James B. Goodman & Co, ‘This firm, one of the best known anil most responsible in the elty, r business iv thelr speci > Wert Chicago Lund Company. The attentton of eapitalists is eatled to the roperty of this company, comprising the hali-section lying west of Cuntral Park be- tween Maultson and Kinzleimd West Forteth eishth streets, adjoinime the Chi orthwestern Railway car-works, anda large traet north of these w, tending toward, rks Searl & %1 ere Tho live, energetic men who comprise this thriving firm of realestate agents ary the hnmedhtte suceessors of thy late C, Holuies, wha was established here in 1 ‘Mey don general real-estate, loan, and reitt- hug business at thelr office at No. GY Sonth t, innking a specialty of West ‘The ehief feature of thelr uc and the collection of rents, and ti this Intter, In which they have hada jong experience, they are eminently success- Inano HR, Hite & Bro. This firm, established in 1861, Is among the oldest and most rellable real-estate houses 1 ‘Theirs is exclusive an agency business, and comprises tho senerah malin ge ment of ren] estite, loaning, collect in whieh they have had an cxtenat 1.1% Witt, the senlor member of ent for all claims dus the Stute from the General Government, ‘Lhelr office Ig at No, L2 Dearborn street. Cheadler & Co. Mortgage banking is quite a distinet busi- ness from ordinary banking, 1, It. & I tt Chandler handle stacks of mort the year, ‘The current of money tows almost ineessuntly towards them, the semismnual ywaves of fhterest being almost thetonly out flow. ‘They keep Invge sis constantly on hand awalting burrawe! ie 7 “John Mt, Onloriing. Among the most active, en inble: realestate men of Chieago may be ed John il, Ohlerking, whose office is at 160 Dearborn street. wil here for w number of years, and both as owner and agent he has ABSTRACT BUSINESS. Recorders Oillce: It Js not, so geucrally know to the eltizens of Couk County ns It ought to bo that in the County Recorder’s vttice has been estab: Board ot County Conmission- wdepartinent tor the furnish- ts of title to realty In this county, created in pursuines of the statute authorize ing the Commissiuners of counties in certain tablish such a departinent 28.10 & jer’s office, whieh may will PRIVATE BANKERS, Preaton, Kean & Co, ‘. past twenty-one years the batik of & Co, now lueated at No, 100 ‘has beon o prominent tinunelal Institution of Chicago. It 1s not only the largest but th ing-house inthe West, huving been estal Ilshed sinc 1800, Safe and conservative, It needs no commendation beyond its honors able record; having, iu its stability, Ararmiless through (he tres, pales, disturbances that have dato “of {ts orgunization. of bualiess are departmental, divided {nto banking proper; seeuritics— operating in Government and wuntelpal and Jeading rallrout bonds, fn thiy depart. Inst. year the” fim commenced tu deal in securittes Known as Chicaxe ear- trust cectifientes, Which are doubly secured and non-tixable. Forelgn exchange (inst tuted Within the past dive years aud becom ing au fauportunt feature of the business), through whiels 9: travelers, conmnercial house: Ench departinent Ja und head. Every availuble space tn the sp banking rooina nro utilized In the business, ‘The Government and security depertinent Daving a special apartmont allotted to ft, Ayenr ago the nverage deposits account now they are $3,259,000, The forelen ex- 8. ‘The placin vte, thes Ht ler competent sietions of this house, con- Ment upon ity relations with f st, and the faellitles tor transacting the cominissiuns Mtrusted to ity attornaystdp, have had miteh to do in the prommeticy it bas, attained at home and abroad, year Just eloged, we are informed, the trans- fettons have more than met antielpations, mb whs a dectded tinprove y atistactory predecessor-—0 rensonably: coin vy widely and favernbly Tt W. Hyman dr & Co, sturn cipl- During the | was $1,500,000; Comment Is tumecessary, change has inerensedt 100, per eent, tnd the bond departinent fran 50 of wa Dearhorn In thereat tu note the est description hey Heltling, hose, valves, special goods of nll variety. ‘Pils company Iga plonver, belng Ue miunufactirers: of rs has carried un tt suecessful fou atl real estate Dnatinens and Di eretary of the Cleve Innd Rubber Company, and Morgan, Wheeler & Morgan, of 170 and who have represented the Cleveland Rubber Company in the West for the past year. All of the above have been ins the business of manufacturing and selling rubber eats for Lure thorough and praet! having fora long Une ocedpied a leading nositlon In the busin HLL situnted on the Hne of the C., AL Just west of Western avenue, and will imately cover some four ncres. The frst building te be erected will be 200x0 feut, wn addition of G0x0 feet, rou 1 to 200 skilled works sed. The mnuhitners: will embrace all: the valuable Improvements whiih lave been ineluding enormous steaine no miaking Invge belting for prompely attend ‘The works w: ort a large year’s | four storles, with ties, which comprise icklng-hoss property at Union Stock- ards, property on the west city Hnslts, ane Hiner and fron junds in Michigan and Ws ‘They also doa general besiness in elty real estate. Non-residents hayling ness in thelr ling cannot do better than miunteate with them, Ollice, 68 Washington men will be eta mude for years, width cay be made, wetictd, the site of the new Jueomotive works. ‘There are now 200 houses on the property, many of then built during: the past year, aud there fs no place about the elty where there is so iy honses, and where it will pay yest money in property and bullding. Horse aun ster cars to the property. M.A. Barr, agent, 63 Washington street. a home Sustitution, a demand for y better to ttt- cage tins compete with an: score of prices, be possible ta draw from the eastward, Hons, ele, ive exne- Southern, trate, tnyses during etle, and re- He has been egtab- een eminently ‘owle, Carle & Boles, Pay & Con MeNell & Iiggins, ‘In passing from this important, branch of our commerce we may add, notwithstanding: the very fnttering trade In groceries in 1880, fnd the somewhat forbidding fall months, ed the business for 1881 brought an Inerease of 1% per cent. ms € rider Brockway first entered upon the duties of hls office-in Decemb he found, as might be expected y new enterprise, thut the abstract depirtment wag not perfected, and Len hirge annual deficlt, rt adiuinistration this state of things hashy dugrees been remedied, until now he has It complute fu all the detalt ness In thedepartmentof very handsome por portions, ‘Che recelpts now show an minal nygrogate of earnings of over $24,000, leave digg ss nut prafit of 87,000 oyer the expense of riining it to the county from, this branch wone uf the public service. Lt will be read- fly understood that {t hns tak to advertise this business and educate tho publi¢ up to a realization of the hast that ab- atracts can be tad at tho Recorder's oltice worthy of fullest contidence; Ui now Intgely wuderstood the * order bo plainly shows, and that among the Record be-found the names of ent realestate men re nimber of nw. Under his sand i busl- Hours, 45xi feet. half.a mitllon dollars. a long tine ut that this is new five-story and ba: ing on Adams, F through toQul building $s adiiral jose, conmmodiots, ton of goods in, the front new onterprise, Tuo py, in Connntssion- yvluw to meet ‘These coples nre reudl- ly aceeptedt by the best legal wuthorities, and ean be purchased of the Recorder at one- sixth part af the cost of tho oriinal abs edule for postfire worl nly jow, aud amply vindicates the widow of the bourd In regied to the ote ation of this sleet It iy reasonable to this ndditional publicity the curpet dealers, stock of carpe jepartment of the Lecord. n steady and raph the fees are very moderate anid the certificates of absalute relinbility, : — enterprise a nit Will be fully appreciated hardly necessary to ly te thelr combi, but In our next anual a most creditable show! them heartily to buyers cont and have no doubt they will tind a corre spondence with the house pleasant and he oldest private ban! asset aad coln- hitervened z hous to 7 per cent. INDIA-RUBBER INDUSTRY, Ite Wostern Meadquartern, It has buen a mintter co, With the great advantiges of- fered to miunufacturers, hins never had tne Afnetory of rabber goods, ton of this class a out the West Is very r to many The PMS be ' us here and throws large, and will saon grow to enormous proportions, Weare glad wbiishinent of works of tks ytd trast will not be long necessity of Importing rubber goods from the Eastern elties will be a thing Wo would calt attention te the description of the new works to be erected here, and trust It will bo of interest to our We notice tha establishment here of tho CHICAGO RUEMHERAWONKS, manufacturers #f all classes of rubper goods for mechanteal and manufacturing purposes, packing, sprit, kinds lee endless: rubber goods tt Members are un 181 Itandolph street, end men, Sty R eayy work, and belting up to seventy-two Inches in ‘The works when eon pleted will oceupy a lending phiee among the miatnifrettrers of this class of goods, scirt- ing ag it does with an ex, over twentyelive years, will be about. $1,000,000 of manufactured All buyers who haye experienced the delays attendant upon the purchase of rubber goods in the Eastern cities will gladly aval themselves of this opportunity to assist Woe understand that gest buyers in the West have given assurance of their patrounge and stip port, and as the projectors have airendy won ‘reputation with the trade, success scens beyond question, GROOCERI Chicago a Grent Base of Supptics, The rapid strides that Chi i within the Inst deende towards being 0 commerclaleentre fs exemplified branch of trade so conspletonsly as in that known under the comnion term“ Grocerles.” While ag yet this market cannot, put in its. elaine of belng In point of innguitude the ehlef market of the country, Mevertheless in point of fact itis second to none fn replete: ness, and recognizes no rivalry in the re- suurees for its maintenance or ability to t whatever ‘on the jt not that such a con- dition of thiugs ay this existed tt would not trade, ns isdone dally, . Nor-even to coutrol a respectable portion of the patronage of the Nhcthwest that comes almost in its totallty the advantages that are adknitted to eo the metropolis of the West, and which are ns well attracting the ‘The constituents of this He nat in ‘the eouTaphical position of Chicago, nor in our stipplasg frellities, our inkes and many rail- roads reaching out to all polnts of the com- . aids though they have been, but in the ersoveriice, enterprise, ind oxecti- the men at the helu of affults; (tects of the thirty-udd wholesale f our city, doing & business ranging Crow two willllon to seven tillion dollars nunually, and with a copltal ample In its quality to. back them, sueh houses, If we mity be allowed to bo Invidlons, 033 Franktin MacVeurh & Co, perience extending The annua) eapnelty: is. in no other ‘This house stands at the head of the whole sale and retail grocery busines: ii Established tn 1865, in Chicaga. Mr. Jevne has been wonderfully successful, and now enjoys an enviable reputation all over house makes a specialty of anu wines, importing x rope, and the trade among the, well-to-do fates In the Northwest is steadily Inereas- Enterprising, sagacious, vid lberal fh tment of customers, this house ix cer tain to make large progress every year, ‘Tho xgtore, situated in the heart of the city, at 110 and 1132 Madison street, covers tires ‘The firm employs fifty mien and over twenty-two horses, ete.” Thetr rotnll trade tn 185i renched the went suum of tho countrys, ‘The tho finest groceries ral Hines from Bue DRY GOODS, * Rett Burke, Walker & Co. In listing the name of this wholesale housg, among thy fraternity of dry. aro tntroducin OUKLS MNCI, W & new uxplrant for public promises ovenpled js the soment fire-proof builds i hat rynning 00 feet, ‘The Y ly adapted to the’ pur. alry, and exeollently well the Intelligent exuininae jortion. ‘The senor smembor of the firm-—Mr, Edmund Burke— f the firm of C. Mf. Henderson es 1, Walker, also a meins Lwvith the business ofA. Ty t& Co, of New York, for twenty-llyo ganized thelr Chicago house In ning with Itng manager until Inst ho resigned to take n partin this is with a full corps of exporiunced. men, and well known iness, and customers coming to this market, will find,thom all old friends, ‘Thus {tb will by seen there wre no novices from the heads dawn to the managers fh dae and the clerks, and that all are Lin the wantsand requirements of tha Western trade, ‘Cho stock curr largo, and, of course, first-class houses, and solected with i the nbeds of Western as tanght them by careful obse tlon and wv long experlence, of the house to.make thls specialty a perma. tert study, ‘hele motto will be to sell ut the lowest possible marg! sules, and a rapid turning ol rortta. zy psTessrs. W., & J, Sloan, tho well-known have renioved thelr extensive tings to the second floor of the firav’s building, and will conduct thojr busi- ness from there, forming a mutual soca. this arrangement an unnsually tine combination of dry goods and has been, made, givin the new irked feature, and one which by tho trade, Itts say that everything pers of the honse ly new and ay thelr older competitors were thore fs no question view thelrs will be ng. YVo commend ied by this, new house ts Ginbraces nll nes dt is the object uy, lonking to lures stocks for thelr to this mar- Pirlo, Seott & Co, * ‘This prominent wholesale dry-goods house POTS B prosperous eolupleted thu onlar building by the ad und have Just thelrcapacfous ion of another 'story, and ure plucky ina fine new passenger ele: yator, to be completed wud running by the end of January, ‘These improv Uie appearance of what was efore OG Of the finest business blocks In the elty. ‘Chg frm are busy chang. fug thelr departinents and muklug prepara ons for spring business. Chas, Gossage & Cos ‘This ts the ald Chicago, dating buck twerty-elglt years, aud ‘uments adds goods house In GUR PAGIS no, waittne to build surance of an ous business In the future, TRUNKS. Vogler & Geudtner, ‘This ts undoubtedly the largest and most ve mianufacturhie trink firm in the i. Thelr business has been established nag ment eight creasing and prosp showing It makes he frult of ten out by the fire just enough trom the rains to pay Its cebts and begin with a clean LT thus, with nothing but a vate eu, ZOO business lbits, welenr he public wants, aud of thelr awn responsibilities and dutles, the coutl- men, and the abounding ir fartner friends and busiitess anew ina small annexed thie came to them In fu day they opened the doors of thelr very pote ular mart to the public, and tins continued unabated ever since, without any perceptible chanke, except possibly an nugmenation senrecly discernible In’ the quality of its jt Perhaps that which hag ag mien todo w! the popularity of this splendid store as any other thing of its rare charac 5 Hie fos ternal arrangements, and and the: typographicn' oceuples the rear halt loys fifty bands, partment 1s the outar demand for prompter and better work that could be obtained elsewhere, and Tt is large: orders from all parts of the United States and does a Inrger amount of railroad print- Ime than any house In the country, On the thied floor ty the pressragny, wl fourteen ¢ylinder and some twenty Gordon, atl rotary printing pr newspaper anil job pres tute nlending feature of the house, se N four is the ty; tt the private of! artinent, whilelt he sveond tloor, ent> rallroadeticket des tof an tnperative of 1871, saving since 1663, and hus year by year Increased untl! ft has reached Its present gigsutic pro- portions, ‘The tain ollee, sales and ware. rooms Of the firm are ut Nos. 2 Madison street, ocenpylig the w substantial fouresto ouleding, An iden o} denee of bualnes: god will of the! aes to the Tames work whiel constl- Jed, the ventila- nnd the light es Reounters tre x0 ry aid basement brick the inagnitude of this firm's bisiness may be gathered from a refer: ev to their new factory, N: if North Wells street, jist completed, tt hecessity to the demands of thelr growing The building ts of brick, four-stories |, and basement W<zk fect, and constricted with an eye single to Its 4) fs ncdinirably Ihchted by a spacious whidowws on every side. partinent Js. isolated from the other by fire- proof wally and double dren doors, building ts heated tironghont by steam. The niotlve power is furnished by a tft mine butt by the Columbian drow tf ‘The steam ds generated Kak Witeox sectional boilers, in Him the volume of its bt ograplilent depart 4 ay OF tha company, Phe first oor contains the offices nnd siles The basement ts the stock and ship Every portion of this large bullding, from top to bottom, ts occupled to the beat nite i workinen, stock, al erything moves for. arity nil precision at trictly a retail house, its gouls are sol only to consumers, Its Kalea Invge suin of $750, Jt Is without doubt the y retall house of its kind in nistes, and dn the spriug of Wet returned to their ‘former and: present aiarters, bel Tn goin back to. the burnt dh Inereast: of the trade of this ho: deen phenomenal—from tothe han two million dollars a yoart thing like tt inthe history of the here ar elsewhere, NS fulness thit renders paste rather than iw he tacilities, tov, for « ¢ the several floors are In keepl I the rest of the details, inilentes there has be s shbject, and all things thyt could poss sibly tend to the ease and eomfort of patrons rellgiously furnis Stil there Ig another thing able nfentive at this establishment, ot ne count of its rarity, as elther of tho others: mentioned, and perhaps ft b naemble an abe of clit a Arisuine task, vantage by inneh! A odry-goots trade lis heen a constant, through panies and lied thes, quickened, evival Of business, prov- bullt up thelr trade ona keeps large Hoes of the best gunds In every departuent, and has: uth of duplleate stoc rooms ns fast as thelr shelves are de- by purebnsers, steady growth, ward with the Hel, quite n$ notlens Ing that they lave SH,H3 8 wee! 4 to replenish the room fs provided with a * ‘The capuelty of thls new factor trunks monthly, and the firm gl iyeot to from 140 tu 200 hands. of the factory vorprises abl grid ‘The trade of the th ico nnd to the Paciile slope. HATS, CAPS, ETC. Keith Brothers Is not only the oldest house In this elf probably the largest house in their 1 the United States. cited at Nos, 246 to business ts divided Inte two wend divisions. One, Ineluding their great display of | gloves, furs, robes, and fur over- not sell thnsel MEN’S NECKWEAR, FE. G, Scott & Oo. among the manufacturers of ) augo fy the well-known thet . Seottad Co, levated! ab it Mad Toni identified with hishlag trade, this house probably docs as large at bushiess in tive goods as any other matt Informed 1. that the proguction of neekwear in Chicaze had become quite a lurge bushiess, and es- Aimated at over aimiliion of dollars per ane nun. This firm does an exelusty: id with the ngressiveness char- stic of Chicago Tins not ont trade Hi the West to th vhere the manufacturers tion weresupposed to hold tipholstery nnd curtain shawls, sity, nnd costumes, and fn dress gous of the iatest styles ant rehest fabrles, this house fivites, both as to quailty and comparison with any retail dry-goods, house at home ane wl Mane vounters, y ents and floors. While there t ecpism muwife of the corns of 40 att the store, there is a very wants employed in | the Gulf of Me: mhirgement thelr store of floor room, nit te attend to the great multitude of etistomers requires the services uf over ready servica that cannot fall of cou y itself to every person visiting the for Information or purehasi standing. In soclety whit it mny. us to bean ale of anutunl coutl- ween the attaches and thee Phelr warergois are $ Madison street. Ht "fhe mutl-order departinent reaches every: State and Territory In the Union and gathe ers Ina trode of Javge proportions fromm Californls. “The house, inal ts In the votume and ebaracter in public appreckatios 3 Whielr has tn conduct of its tal inration and geod will, GW. & E. Pardridge & Co, For the proseention of u truly successful ness sone more Ly req house, commodithes, enpital, and ity with the characteristics enterlug into the couds sold, anu that ty the prose pusiiess must have x elear recognition of hig relation to the pub essential Is wi enterprise come short of success, this business Hne. and plumb, how many business houses deviate from & trae cone pendicular? Yet there are houses that percelye a gravity ju this great ess is fist certalnly aay be Partrige & Co, Nos. whose admirable code of busl- ed Cally ag much to their repleteness of the entlelag of this house to never misrepresent any atticte, even by linplica- tion, sud this ndlierence to a truthful state- rilly fatlowed in all ers which binishes even the suspl servitity or douinatlon: worn Dy the emplyy many words (int fi her duty was expecte resentniton, to say or de aint thal to lose thelr self-respect. - rit of ncconmodation extends its atinosphere outside of the ¢stablisiiment, not only In the prompt and careful pirebasts In any part‘ot the cit; the willingness ta send sami oihattirers and purchasers at a dls- eho may buy by their proxy as cleverly s by personal visitation, for the integrity andFespousibility of the house Is not con- fined by munielpal Hnsits, ‘The buyers of Chi expect the inventive enter will during the e1 further surpris word In their § Nair, so to speak, fit were fal ty 80 gents’ furnishing — goods, . by inference fg, 1f anythin, more inpostir J ‘They are large manufacturers an importers, and tind plenty to do for “A hands, The inexhaustible resources: e house and unchallenged reputation of the firm as honoravle dealers, offering goats equal to those of wy other mir! whatever, and oat unrivaled mariins, tins extended their trade eastward and westward over a territory equal to an empire. wen the succes years, and potably so that of 1890, the tust- “suf the house for 1831 surpassed it 30 per Gimbel, Florahetin & Co. whalesale deniers In hats, en] eluves, vtc.—goods pertulning to the specint 1 established in the busines urs, ANd gre consequently one of houses In their line ft "Tue trade of the firin, as anight be expected of 1 house so many years In the business, ¢x- tents all over the V ern country, undisputed sway. FIRE INSURANOE. enix Enaurance Company. entx Insuranee Company, of Brook. Y., as been inaking up its record 3. the date of [ts organladtion. and troy sald for sounduess, correct and conservative busitiess habits, tharos understanding of its relations to the Insured nnd the prompt and ecauituble fulfillment o its obligatlons no company has a better the company’s’ Jas statement, July 1, IS81, tha following he 1 ibitof Tts statis Ww: Piet i Jin so firs this far will any, business: eugO may reasonably ec ses baal var alford thes still ltles gre as fol- a5 is reserve for rel A reserve tor lL itpilil litles, S2aKiG7; leaving a net plus for policy-Holders of 81,453,028.00, Sin the publication of this statement tho necume tations of the gross assets lave been cole siderably incrensed and the net surplus largely auginented. é During the company's twenty-vight years nee It has been winder one contin eiment=—the President, Stephen and the Seeretary, Pullander paving heid thelr poszlous with, NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS, &C. Sreob Meyer & Bros. ‘This is one of Chienga’s flourlshing bust- and are Importers and hosiery, gloves, Indies? and vents’ pus, etc, On May e entire five-story 200 and 202 Monrow street jocatlon, they having found which. they at” present oveupy are Inadequate to) the demands of thelr rapidly growing trade. Sines thelr embarkment in busi ester and Sourly The firm has Just removed from the old location, Nos. 100° und bash avenue, to Nos, 190 and 192 Fifth ave- ue, new and more spacious quarters double six-story egpectally to meet the exigencies of thelr very flourishing busine: CLOTHING Kuh, Nathan & Fischer. Another young, ylgorous, and energetic us wheeled into Jine to add its quote Chleago’s prosperity and inuke Its pres- ence felt in the future as Jt fins alrendy done during Its brief advent in our midst, Nathan & Fischer, mantfaeturers of cloth- Ing and jobbers of woolens, have located at 183, 185, ‘and 18ST Fifth avenne, where they ace eupy a handsome fivestory, and basement brick building, sixty feet “front. ‘Though only one year established the arkably fine trade dir & iM , 1882, they will aecupy the sseu by a sulesnitm or read ing news- N ne of goods offered Itly retled upon. i Ure reoncerning ti building, eree! for sale can be dnp! another rule, ifa purchased article proves to insatisfactury tu thy buyer, to receive ie that the four floors amore thana mere passing consideration, 04 it fidieates tho efficleney of thosu ofticers, and ay well the wisden! of the company ld retuluing steht men at the helm of its amitirs, that nothing Js more conduclye Ja busiitess famiarity and § they have built xtends over the on- F the quality of goods suld such that commend them to the y close attention te business and by untirlng efforts to please thelr customers,tir Nave established a reputation which the eolunm of the prosperous hou After the Ist of May nest will be better prepared than ever before to accommodate the trade, and feel confident that they will be able In the future as in the pitst to met al orders with ns fine a stock of goods as can bo found in their Hue. market value may tire country, and depreciated “in -the interval between the buylng and the returning, thus enstomer in the same relative pos fora the purchase. Another rule ts, where a ennstomier, resident or dthurwise, recelves with piles attiched, to trom, Is notte bold the customer to the prices named at the tine of sending samples, but to Dil the whatever declfie there may have Stl another ru to permanency U Xperience, supplemented by exect » ‘This pragressive company has its Wests efnand Southern departinent headquarters: Jocated at No. 100 LaSalle street, under the -Superintendeney of General-Mannger ‘Li, Bureh, who has been Identhled with the y since 1868 aud held lis present po- This departinent constl- Loe the azere, samples of gouds, make a selection have done ao ze that the, ff our older houses would been prowd to boast of many years after ub s ‘The Individual member of the firm are all men of extensive e: ence in thelr Hne, and this, coupled w willinching adherence to strict business ‘, et of their success, for the tirm that sic the mercantile ane of our city, and upon ich the very stability of Chicago so large: sittin siace std. thites.a very huportant Inte, gute busingss of the company, us the ar its. territury embraces all yania, including the af the Southern Sinte: throughout tis larse ¢ Phenix atfords a reliable fire-msurunce+9 pon the cightden millon and the prompt adjudicue whieh vill serve ng tu ting closing Feferenee to the ethics of this house Is that upon “elvillty,” wherein all clerks and floormen are enloined to ne- cord to all. visitors due respect and every advantage the house wt The pennity © CLOAKS, SUITS, ETO. VY. Siege] & Brothers. ‘he manufacture of hudivs? ready-made ap- parel is u mercantile entity, of only a fow years’ existence. In the mutter of ladies cos- tunes particularly, when fashioning of the’ most costly fabries into dresses for the home, street, or oveasional purposes, the modiste was deemed tndls- pensible, and no lady was without fer favorit Today all this has been changed general costumc i out ladies’ sults by tho. thousands; and the Jndies lve learned that the imunufacture af theie Jarge experience and the employmunt of urtists and designers, and inventing new styles, are continually open- ing up avenues. of “ilressmakig'’? never concelyed by the old-time modistes, and re west of Penusyl ichie const and most rds, without dis- nombrated 2 the bond” of nn Infrnetion of any of the rules Judament based uj It related to tho tlon of losses. Liverpoot & London & Globe, ‘To the prudent busine: roperties there ly nothing 'y Interests more nearly » Atta not suliclent that unrantecing hin agalist he wast feet the guar Is sutnething more than a paper. promise— that the guarantor Ins the ability to make beyond reasons dn this Ight we cnt! ac alverpoold& London & Globd uranee Compuny, Whose hoine ofllee i, the grand money centre Chicaxo oltice, from vi mizhout the enthre Northwest fy controled, is utd ry Salle street. ‘The reputation o! company is couxtensive with clvitlzation, It 5 nwa for dts conservatisin in) business, no ehiiees outside of enreful and jade adgment, and ag well for thestringene: nization, Whereli {imited, Durin seen Messrs, Pardridge & Co. are cugnizant manufaeturiius ho of the true seeret of success, « It ly needtess to spenk of thy complcten kept in this very popular, store, us that is proverbinl; suftice it to say, everythiug that f tude Is ainost ait or owner of sof thy stack ‘Thompaon & Wetmore, ‘These well-known specialty clothie ufucturing and Jobbing sales-roums, and 155 Fifth avenue, have been no ssi hollow? during tho year jusc closed, but a very Live of-industry, the business exceet- ang thelr most sanguine expectations, ‘hey uke specialties of uniforms for telegraph railroad conductors, post-oillee firemen, bands, inilitary companies, tools, and publle tnistitutlons, and a celebrity therefore which has no narrow contine, as orders come fron aul parts of the compngs. the wateliword of touches his pecunt ig destrabla in thelr. Hie o stro to be found there, oid every year finds the ussortinent Increasing fn quintity and chnracter. ‘The additions during the past murked. Particularly bas. n thé vloak departinent which Is car- tring the year ra he holds a policy Josses by fire, but thexe goods, by yeur have heen ver, this been the ease and ft the carpet department ‘ying double the stock it dit previous, Itis also. needless to say to this the prices of all commodities use are surprisingly low, witey tuken in connection with the qualitles of hy ‘This Jeature grows out of in the strictly cash {he only one in its Ive, absolutely go, iu Chicago; and next, in the firm belng direct pureh: f mestle manufacturers and. heavy importers, afrect from Europe from the manufacturers, andin this way are enabled to avold the conmnisstons of middlemen, wid seth thelr commters geods at the sama prices rotall merchants generally pay for the same lines tu jobbers; a business “nimble pemiy?? prince able peradventure, tention to the possible under other elreumstances, One of the most extensive establishments In Chicago devoted to the mantifacture of mans, and oulside garmen well as for misses and ehildre has done its part in ér j,thinus, is the manutactory of FF, Steet & ‘Brothers, corner of Madison street and Tift! avenue, Which oveuples four full floors, 80 b: sO feat each, und elving employtent to from 50 te 400 hands, whose waxes cause a week- ly payroll of from $1,500 to $2,000, ‘Th firm commenced the business six years 220, pnd niake clon sively, giving inaking then of all est to the very finest manship, and perfectlon off styles men tire kept constantly on the road to meet of the world, and wh -elouks, dol- for ladles, 1s 1, ant whieh his order of az “Progress” being r Messrs, ‘Thompson & ‘Wennore, they ndopt all things having that tendency, ‘They have been tn this elty for thirty years, which, with tholr largo trade, fs all the commendation neces- Patnam Clothing House. The avernzo citizen of Chicago dovs not srequira to be told this popular clothing house Is located at Nos. WL auc 153, Clark street, with a Mudison street wing, No, 117, wis estublished in 1850 by Its proprietors, ssi. Miner, Beal & Co, of Boston, who rank with: the clothing potentates of the mamiifacttirers of neat- and artistically mace house, we believe stockholder’s labil f ty Ainerican business years, Its substantiablll: sine of the erentest augrations fitervening, notably the great Chleago and Boston fires, where. the ¢ 4g tosses ageregated four and jon dollars, Which out deducting Intere: world has n better payment of losses thi dont Globe. United States {piel show. ey ny covering over thiet aks, doluans, aut suits exeli- ty hits been tested preduininance to the forme tudes, from the cher proceeding on thy and of the best worl ju that speedily tls- ir wares, andconseqiently keeps fresh and freo frou shel ots, In evidence of this It can fintiles who have uniimited imitronnge to Messrs, Pare rather than to obtain them else could have thirty or sixty As an instance of the prosper. we aay say tho trade of per cent bet- att vere pate in full with: No company in the ord for the prowpt in the Liverpool & Lune just abatiignt for the country, and are th Jy all of the “nnbby clothing sold at the “ Putnan.” by has guthered its unrivaled repntatic During the past four years the * F has bow tnder the management qf Mi jam JL Furlong, the fame of the and pargsc Bo: bo said many eredit extant thelt keen them apace with the modca, ‘The trade of tho house’ extends ull over tl st renches California, und ramifies the Southern States, where they lave a huge aud: en avery yeur ling broneht this prising dria a fhimusome Increase of business, axing thelr grent facilities to the utiuost, iC thelr trade hins foreed them alrendy to avrange for doubling thelr facilities In the spring. house for 18S aggregated almost lnit a million dollars, where where thoy largely added to house during his administra tlon by au intuitive perception of the tastes and needs of: the people and antlelpatiog them. ‘The sullent poluts of the house are the innke-up of the goods (equal to merchant tulloring and at hilt the eost profits to middlemen), and. courtesy extented to all who enter Its portal: Daring 188t the Putnam” has been unys veptionally prosperous. FURNISHING GOODS. Lindauer Bros, & Coy importers and jobbers: of men's furnishlug goods and manufacturers of shirts, overalls, ties, dnelndine relusurance, 3: Bao: wilell leaves a net surpl: 47, ‘The company’s local Boar Directors comprise some of Chilengo’s most Hand wealthiest cith Ity of tha house Messrs, Pardridge & Co. wi ter for 1881 than it was tnt Parisian Sult Co. Ono of the most elegantly fitted-up estab- Ushments In Chigago Is the store of the Paris- inn Suit Company, in the Palme: ner State and Monro streets, abundantly provided with lizht, mostdellente shady can be dlspinyed in the ndvantageots Manner tothe purchase cupy two extensive floors aud bi dafiner display of Indies’ wearing sseldom ef ever witnessed Inuny n ean bo found nt this popu. Thoy wmuke oa sp f the nenufucture of ladios’ and children's resses and garments, aud make to order ontits of the most elaborate description, ‘The Parisian Suit Company iy a specialty house in this respeet, being. the only estnb- ent in Chicago which conducts this branch of business exclusively. i he sales of this house have ine per cent over those of 1830, tire informed that the business fs cons Inerensing, and the prospects for 1 most encouraging, PANOY DRY GOODS, ETO. «, A. Coutant & Co, Is theron citizen of Chicago who ling not in his or her down-town Ited before thenittable dis- fH untyue outs continually on expose tion in the erystal windaws of C. A, & Co's, beautiful store, No. 145 State street; ho tits not been enticed within tts ty concolved fugade, {f for nothing tore than to louk upot the bewildering yet tempting wares In the dopartinents, represuntiy of every elvilizedand sent and the pressure ‘Tho sitles of the » low prices (no. ee gentiomanty ‘ Sprague. Warner é it Seeretary, Willian Warren, has been connected with the comp: y years, and it fs owme te (able supervision through over sue wople of the Northwestern ne puting position to aval vetion nssuired by thia tL stable company, Charles W, Drew & Co, The severe losses sustained by Insnrance compantes during the past year have tr all classes of business-men to more car Jnvestigate ‘the character and standing of commpiiiies Bee y LLouseycur- Stein & Coe This firm consists of Julius Stein, Carl eraburg, and John C. Morver, ‘This'very: winent commercial and 270 Madison ate known to the reading public as gon Jeaders fn thelr departinent in Indies’ children’s cloaks, dolmins, sults, ete, comparatively young tirn making an tninense sttecess, which ed and authoritatively reduction of perfeettittin nionta and excellence of style and tints of Julius Stein & Co, has been stun mirvelons though sof the house tins ab per anaMa dts that tine, a growth which we do pot f sity has perhaps never b and certalnly rarely equaled, honse, located at cl ngencles the Tar emporlum, ie houses of the West In their spec! tablished In Chicago for thy past if years there rade las renched gtich vast pro portions that they have been oblixed to thors. spicious quurters, and during ve from thelr present jocatlol Issond 185 Mons alone bespenks atrongest terms thy atupliity: and enterprise L-known house, Rice, Ericdimun & Markwell lobbers anid nian urers at men's furnishing * “ out to mentlon this we! ing ta the energy, ability, a the individual members ot the fru, 1% ne their niuple fieilitles, they are enn report a most fhittermyg trade for 1831, lant prospects for the firm will rentave May 1 trom their Vand U1 Wabash \ agcutat Dallas, Ifth avenue, now belug skiing ticir patronage, haps no better evidence of the responsibility and character at the companies lu Its represoulative. Usher only four yenr: tyonth will mo Nos. 7 an 77 Wabn; y and handsome build Aig N aL over $00 par than is to botound Matetoned compiuny: toned firm te represent If, houses ave selecting flees of estib- epttation to take the » Which from - niles they are bly no oleedn ven excelled Mor this reason Iished charneter and entity charge of thelr bile: their knowledge.of the con chal to ir i SWieazo with so lurge a character us thatot Charles W. Drew & € vafeare and judg es in the front rink a) BOOT AND SHO Doggett, Basnett & HU Is Co. This is by succession the old shoe house in Chieago, estavilshed 1 when Chicago was a town of but 2,000 poe coos houses Kept boots and shoes, and grain came to: town only ous, What changes it Chicago and the great ars! And this house ved it nll, and, reargiay: fed in the spivit of the resurrection and lite of the new era, is making for itself a name and n planes worthy of the new CI Ineldent —entns tine and again ple, when dry have phieed themsely StH) move brit withouta blemish, onipanies Of a renarkably and a unitary fair and honord: has’ established them lenee of thelr customers and fully die phenomenal sucess, pinend them to all who desire rnniriie insurance of tt rellable or. ‘They are always ad hone at Wd La Salle streeh ta nelvetlan of e present quarters, Nos. 100 avenne to Chole ue Nos, 100 and 103 harmontous array o! vartons apecialt the workinst! elvilized nation under the sun ¥ toves of every tint and sh ribbons and a 3, hosiery, Indies’, men's anid ladles” fare sud imbtaciand tions and siyul: arfumery, soaps, and toilet Cand worsted goods; huties® nderwear; cursets; fines A.C, Mather & Co, This tir was establativd in 1875 at No, 2 Madison streot, but. subsequently, Thora sprelous quarters Nt t ty their present lucatle: representative which WMvstrates tho value v1 Madison Where they vc- py the linge room, 25 by 1s0 feot, with roa above for storage, coming themselves ta speclaltios In thelr and the concentrating of all ability, and energy on this one feature forma Uie seuret of thelr siccess, STATIONERY, ETC, Tho J. Me. W. Jones Shationory & Printe doy Company deserve mentlon as the lend representa. tive house of the printing and stationery ‘Thely great store on stroets—with six enpied with goods, min: very tour belug ts Utmost capacity with the rouliets of Industry. son the Hfth loos, where ten five heavy cutthig SLUT PrCASCA, BEV NUT ff a jub sawing inching of there be” gi! thers; silks and satins; nory goods; leather children’s, and gents’ nishing gouils; laces, real Aibiting swmples of Its goods ta n mer jantin a Missouri town not funillar with thy character of the goods, when a custom examining them saw dhe letters *D,, Bc il stamped on the. bu’ hat” sald he, tL ure made todo xervice, aud can always be ios Uw strength of this alargo order was given to thhi jouse, ‘Lhe tradeot thhs house extends over the Northwest tute the ‘erritaries, and 13s especially tarke in the 1 Where It d an unprecede! ing the War, , boots and men In darge quantities, Ureousfelder, Rosenthal & Cor This house hasbeen noted for probity, en- terprise, aud Usrlft, and hus taken an active part in the whofesnle try the lust twenty yeurs. thy tery furnace’ of 487! tio to pubhe contiderfes up a larger business tho t piles have been steadily | Just ton Years. ‘They wre now counted amon lable, cuterprising, an Ughou houses of this clty, LUMBER, Goss & PUM ps Ma thelr business, PRR STOPS CO Rrs € Prominent among tha heavy operntors Whose aggreante busliess has aide Chicago the ehlet lumber market of the country, bs whose nanie hends this notlee, not only handles all the prod- asa dealer In lambert ves Tt rank among the Jeading Iumbermen af the city, but Is equally avy consumerit Melt Tietos aut and Fisk streats, Vienna brass goods, dapat and Je re ob at qtial—a ver: tho Arts and se product utility” nese luquer wares, y Exposition” of nod, forming the Ip sueh variety that the ire of Hudlug with Akessrs. ‘vu. What they curt find anywhere els, ‘they claim, ag a now departure from ordl- theirs hus no coun York, and from y viet them, constitut- soine of the best patrons of Chicagu, tho untly iidorse the clan. re of this house is the the Koos inaintained. the company ‘This company uets of the pineries, proportions that ~~ elyhburlug States, nited business dire ity speclaities are custom kip a fine shoes, Wiieh thoy make notarions wg he: ry, corner of ‘Uw in tho manufacture of balusters, newels, statre Tn fact everyting that enters: work Internally and oxternatty, and buildings, Ineludig ash, He Hoorkues, collings, produet that gives business of Chicago, and Qearborn floors—ts fully oe nary de] AH inte the woods the throngs that dail: mak, walnpt, ude of this city for walhseotlied, Vhoy wore tried 1 aud proved thelr yy quickly budlding pefore, and thelr creasing for the general publig appare ‘A prominent fentu; standard quality of cillrect importers bn all th 4 goods, and buyers direct from do- they eschew every> cape? “Chis, i cote 1 hvention=the only ane ostant— for cutting tho backs of books, and HO. are constantly employed, and more mn olilies nie to be added, [ floor is devoted Manufacture iy Sines anh pu es throughout the country f thelr beutty atid eleguice te hail thely wooud-work 'é facilities in thls nestle manufactur thimg * shoddy” ar * nection with the fow prices placed upon articles, and the endless, the stock in its ever treshu degres fecounts done by -the firm upof thelr store, Juno 2, 158! olvmant swe the subatantin, re prosperous buot and Baving the best class of custuners, Alurge, xafe, and profitabl Inanufacture lurgely, mak Whitney boot, which ty a great favorite, nud Dichly prized by both dealers and consumers. ‘Their trade Jius grown to large pro an aids to all parts of tl or ‘Tho character und past record of the house { to railroad and t printing, Hereure six coupon ach capable of printing and nun oud tiekets an hoy, and one built tints telus he only machine in ‘two numbers ie owl dealgis owe nich 6 this company?s having ‘The company iil to Ohy ginerKencys What ve substantial fictory replete A juborsaving ia- almost, varlety of ess and novelty, sdirection are e4 with un extens! with the lutest perfected chinvry, skilled hands, of material it cannot standing the present business 13 one teaule- wapoclilly of the july for: this forty-four inches lon the country that can do thig, hiies wnade from the! 1 109,000 tickets in ten hours. ul endleas PeSOUTCES otherwise, nogwith- anomaly da thy anmuly of trade here