The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-09-29


CHICAGO, Sept. 10, 1870.-After long sea-
con OF warm weather, 1t II com paratVely cool
again, so that We can sleep nights. But tho
warm weather has matured the corn, 80 that
it i generally cut OF the way OF troat III this
latitude.
The excitement here. in this Teutonc city,
occastoned by tie decisive Pru-siau Victories
and the capture Of Napoleon lave measuTsbly
snhrided, aud the question IN mems mouths,
as the PTussiaas approach Paris, II, What
next? question which none can yet an
swer.
BUSINESS
has opened much earlier this season in Tie
wholcsnse depar tment, than last fan, snG ire
tales Of staple goods Lave been much argrr
up 70 this time than last YEAR THE is part
" owIDg to the fear tn the price of goods
will be enhanced by the war, and viii soon
be higher, bet more largely still, think. 10
the prospect of a large market for our bread
rtulTs III Europe At advanced price,, ana TO
the general revival Of business throughout
the country.
IL Dry Goods lhcro is little change ofstyle
in Closks, Cloaking4, &c, / notice this
change. Jackets, half-fttng racks, and iuIl
scloaks (Frenchl, almost entire:y in black,
will be chiefly worn This season =
The principal materials are Vel
vets, Astrachans, PUlsrian Cloth,
elUurs, beavers, &c. The A-trachan6 and
buttons. N-ivets are trimmed with guipure
lace. Other cloaks with satin-, reps, piueh s,
&c, ms cad OF gu mps and frIng !, as lass
Year. The chief cloak house and emporium
Of fashion herein fact the only wholes le
cloak house worthy OF the name-is that of
J. ". GRIswoLD { CO., IS AND so WABASH
AVENUE,
who have by far the largest stock o. Cloaks,
Cloaking, Dress Trimmings, I.acos, &c, ever
EvA1 rylt a., Ir4r =. tjtgSY-
WOODEN goods III May, when prices were one
eighth lower than now. No house preteuds
to compete with them in the job5iug trade.
1t Is the great supply hous for the freshest,
richest and most fashionable goods, and de-
serycdly The most popular Cloak House Ill the
Northwest.
INCIDENTS OF TIE LATE FIRE.
Great emergencies try men, Tried as by
hre, implies that some cXigcuCv, or msfO =
tune, or sudden calamity eEtaking a nan
shows what mettle he IL made of. Tue re-
cent terrible c0nfla ration has developed the
prompt, energetic, cnterpliei"g character of
the chief suilerers. L3f'n, Bro, her K Co
known to all newspaper dom--aIe receIy-
ing goods and fIlug up az 1t nothing had
happened in few days will be in now quar-
ters. So are Lyon & Icaley. music dealers
J. '. Farwcli are cstabl-hed at II and
"A Wabash Avenue, and are receiving goods
by express and b. passenger cars, and say
titS VIII supply All IltT customers II Inc
goods are to be had in the country.
An incident Of the fire worth noting is that
one of
HERRIEG's SAFES,
Fifty hours in the intense heat, preserved
books, papers and vaiuablcs worth $500, COO
They may well be called the Champion Safes
THREE DEAD BODIES
we're recovered SATURDAY, and one on Tues
day, by the workman removing the dcbris
from FarwclPs building. Tney were very
badly charred. One of them was recognize /
IA one Of Farwelis clerks bv his watcA
There are doubtless more bodies In the ruins
The saddest result of the fire was the loss Of
human life.
EDWIN BOOTH
has been playing to crowded houses at Me-
Nickers. Tee other places OF amusement
n ~ well patrpuiya1 L.