The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-09-30
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.

nh. acknowledgements. ~. GTIs-
void g. Co. Incidents Of the Iaac
chickering's S"tes-Inree D1uSs
Recovered from the Rutus-Edwin
Booth.
CgIcAGo. Sept. Is, 1670.-After q long sca.
aon of warm weather, il i comfortably cool
again, so that We can sleep nights. Dnt the
warm weather has maturcd the corn, 80 mat
it is generally out of the way OF most lii thlS
latitude.
occasioned by the decisive Prussi9n victories
and the capture of Napoleon havo nleasuraEly
subsidized. and the question III mons mouths,
as the Prussians approach Paris, Is, what
next? A question which none can yet an
swer.
BUSINESS
has opened much earlier this season IN the
wholesale department, than last fall, and the
sales Of staple goods have boon much larger
M TO this time than last year. This Is part
ly owing to the fear that the price of goods
will be enhanced by the war, and VIII soon
be higher, but more largely still, think, to
the prospect of a large market for our bread
stuffs in Europe at advanced prices, and to
tho general revival of business throughout
In Dry Goods there is little change of
style. Ia Cloaks, Cloakings, &c., i notice TINS
change. Jackets, hslf-fitting sacks, and ull
clOaks FrencLG almost entirely IN BLACK,
VIII De CnicuN WDIn bllib bDdSolAs 4AO pm
cipal materials arc Velyets, Astrachans, Po-
tartan Cloth, Velours, Beavers, &c. The As
trachans and polarians worn PLAIN, with no
trimmings but buttons. Velvets are trimmed
with guipure lace. Other clOaks with satInT,
reps, pushes, &c, instead of guimps and
fringes, as last year. b chlcI cloak Mouse
and emporium of fashion herein fact the
only Wholesale cloak house WORTH Of the
name-is that of
J. W. GRIsWoLD & CO., IS 80 WABASH
VENUE
who have by far the largest stock of Cioaks,
CIoakinC, Dress Trimmings, Laces, Sc., ever
brought to Chicago. They bought then
WOODEN goods in May, when prices were one
eighth lower than now. No house pIetende
to compete with them in the jobbIng trade.
1t is The great supply house for the freshest,
richest and most fashionable goods, and de-
servedIy the most popular Cloak House IN the
Northwest.
INCIDENTS Az THE LAT FIRE.
Great emergencies try men. Tried as by
FIRE, implies that some eXigency, or mlsfor
tune, or sudden calamity oy TtakIng q man
shows what mettle he Is nae of. The Te.
| cent terrible c~onAagra,ion has developed The
prompt, energetic, eBterprislng character II
he chief sufferers. Latin, Brother d Co..
are known to all newspaperdom-are receiy-
ing goods and filling up a. If nothing had
h~appened-in a few d8ys Will be IN new quar-
teTE. 80 are Lyon * dedl6y, Hucit uSdiSLe
J.. V. Farwell are established at " and a
Wabash Avenue, and are receiving goods b.
express and by passenger care, and say tie.
will supply all their customers il the good;
tre to be had in the country.
An incident of the fire worth knowing Il
T. mt one of
H~ERRING's SAFES,
fit hours in the intense heat, preserved
books, papers and valusbles worth 100000
4 m n L H. A.. TI.vannnn C.faE
THREE DEAD BODIES
were recovered Saturday, and one OF Tues
day, by the w0rkmen removing the debri,
from FarwelPs building. They were vcrl
badly charred. One of them was recognized
as one of Fsrwelis clerks by his watch
There are doubtless more bodies IN the RUNS
The ssddest result of the fife was the lose o
human life.
EDWIN BOOTH
has been playing to crowded houses at RE
Vickers. The other places OF amusement ar
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