Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-29
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

The ther-Business-J. W.. Girls
void g. Co.-InctdeHts of the late
Recovered from the Ruins-Edwin
Booth.
CHIcAso. Sept. Is, 1S7O.-Aiter a long re a
son OF warm weather, it is comfortably co,I
again, so that We can sleep nights. But the
warm weather has matured the corn. so that
il is generally out OF the way OF frost i'll this
latitude.
The excitement here, i'm this Ttutonic city,
occasioned by the decisive Prussian victories
and the capture of Napoleon have measurably
subsidized, and the question in mems mouths,
a. the Prussans approach Paris, IL, what
next? A question which none can yet an
swer.
has opened much earlier this season in the
Wholesale department., than last fall, and the
sales of staple goods have been much larger
up to this time than last year. This is part
" owing to the fear that the price of goods
will be enhanced by the war, and will soon
be higher, but more largely still, think, to
the prospect of large market for our bread
| stuffs in Europe at advanced prices, and to
the general revival of business throughout
| the country.
In Dry Goods there is little change Of
style. Ia Closks, CloakinGs, &C., notice this
| change. Jackets, haif-fitting sacks, and full
closks (French), almost entirely in black,
will be chiefly worn this season. The prin-
| cipal materials arc Eelyete, Astrachsns, Io-
larian Cloth, Velours, Beavers, &c. The As
| trachans and PolaTians worn plain, with no
trimmings but buttons. Velvets are trimmed
with guipure lace. Other cioaks with sat ins.
reps, pushes. &c, instead of Euimps and
fringes, a. last year. The chief cloak house
| and emporium of fashion herein fact the
only wholesale cloak house worth of the
pame-Is that of
J. W. esrswoLD CO.. As AND 80 WABASH
AVENUE,
! who have bv far the largest stock OF Ciosks,
CioakIng, Dress Trimmings, Laces. DC, ever
brought to Chicago. They bought their
WOODEN goods IN May, when prices were one-
eighth lower than now No house pre'ends
TO compete with them In the jobbini. trade
II is the great supply house for the freshe Z,
richest and most fashionable gooie. and :
servedIy the mcst popular Cloak House III the
Northwest.
INCIDENTS Az THE LATE FIRE.
Great emergencies try men. Tried az bv
| fire, implies that some exigency. or misfor
time, or su1den calamity ov rtakIbg a msn
elbows vast pettle he ls made of The re
cent terrible confagrstion has developed the
prompt energetic, eDterpTlsiDS character Of
| tbs chief suitareTs. Latin, Brother d Co.,
| ale known to all newsp9perdom-are reeeiy-
ing goods and filing up II nothing had
happened-in few days will be IN new qusr-
ters. So are Lyon 4 Heaiey, music dealers.
| J. V. Fsrweli are established al ~ add Il
Wabash Avenue, and are receiving goods by
txpress aud by passenger care, aud cay they
| will supply all their customers If the goods
| src to be had IN the country.
Al incident Of the fire worth knowing Is
| ut one of
HEERiEG's sAFEs.
| NIT hours IN tie intense heat, preserved
books, pypers and vslTallcs worth SOC. 900
| They msy we'll he called the Champion Safes.
4 THREE DEAD HODiss
| were recovered Saturday. AMI QUE on Tues
| day, by the workmcn removing the debrls
/ from Fsrweli's building. They were ver~
| badly cbarred. One of them Was recognized
~ one Of Farwells clerks Nv his watch
There are doubtless more bodies IN he rams
The ssddest result of the fisc was The loss ..
human life.
EDWIN BOOTH
has been PLAYING to crowded houses AZ ale
V'ckerr. The other places of anus, nient are