The De Kalb Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 1

4 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.50 PER YEAR. DEMOCRATIC IN ALL THINGS AND UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES F. HDD EN PUBLISHING COMPANY. NUMBER 44 DkKALB, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER .29, 1892. 0 LUME XIV CLEVELAND or HARRISON BIGHT ON THESE LINES VAILL be elected this fall.

Lota of you boys are going to cast OVERCOATS CLOTHING your first vote at this election. See that you don't a mistake. Any old campaigner will tell you which is the right man to' vote for. not the only important ques on MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS HATS, CAPS NECKWEAR to be decided thi full. Where are you going to get your Fall Suit and youf Winter Overcoat Ask anybody who has tjd our ticket before and they'll give yotj A STRAIGHT TIP! MALTA CHIPS.

We noticed the G. O. V. was well represented by the traditional long-eared animal which formed part of the proeeu-siou from Malta to the republican rally at DeKaib on Satnrday. Sack animal being transported in wagon and guarded by a ferocious canine.

Aihorrg the number who were sightseeing in the World Fair City last week were: Mrs. John Dbane and daughter, and Mi's. L. d- lladden, Frank Pease, R'. Pendergast and wife, Misses Jennie Pease and Onie Fheliw, and Ira Hoyt, wrfe and son.

Julius Field was at Glendale, this week. Misses Laura Phelps and Mary Lyons, of DeKaib, Sundayed in our pleasant little town. David Kadcliffe, who is still unable to labor, was made the happy recipient of fifty dollars by his brother Woodmen of the Malta Camp. E. Larson and Frank Harrington were Chicago visitors this week.

H. Trigg, of Rockford, was in town on business on Tuesday. F. E. Reynolds was at Rochelle on Monday.

"Mrs. S. It. I.uris, of Chicago, was the GOLDSMITH We don't have any mugwumps in olur camp. Anybody who patronized us once will tell you that we have the finest and larges i I i.

Reliable Qjsje Price Clothier The in the city, and that wo carry the nobbiest garments at jxnpular that can be made. We will. show you fancy Cheviot and Worsted Suits. Kersey and Melton Overcoats. THE PACE ON CORRECT STYLES, 4 THE PACE ON Mr.

and Mrs. Mar wood Veale and little son spent last week with relatives in Chieago and St. Charles. Walter Wilson was at Sycamore the fore part of this week. Fred Byers and family, of Pierce, were guests at Micheal Mihn's Sunday.

The school house in the Howe district is being rebuilt and when finished will be a credit to the town. Little Mamie Mihm is still a great siifferer and little hopes of her recovery are entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smick (were guests of Chicago friends part of last week.

John Blair has bought dut. the Hart-man creamery in the northwest part of town. The business changed hands last Wednesday. Mr. Garill still manages it I SHABBONA SAYINGS.

Wesley Tucker, formerly of this place, was around town Monday. M. Spray was in Aurora on Tuesday. Ptot of Friend McCoy's household goods were sold at a sheriff's sale Saturday. Miss Lula Spoor has been suffering with crvsipela.

Mi. 11. Beitel, of Hinckley, W84 in town last Thursday. Frank Puxton, of Big Rook, called mi old friends in town Monday. lr.

St ckwell, the dentist, is in town working at his profession. A large number from here are attending court this week. A prohibition lecture in the hall-Friday evening by Rev. Phelps, of Malta. Miss Eanny I'arris returned Tuesday evening from a visit with her parents in Indiana.

Isaac Davis and Win. Husk, as petit jurors, and Janie Lane, member of the grand jury, arc-in Sycamore this week. Wm. Kennedy was home from Chi-cago'last week, as the school which he is attending was enjoying vacation. Mrs.

Pierson, ef New Jersey, is here assisting Mrs. Ward in the care of her husband, John Ward, during his serious ilhness. Boynton and wife have gone to Nebraska anil Wm. Lindsay is conductor on the Sterling passenger. Mr.

and Mrs. Levi Hurst have re Black Clay Worsted Sui s. i Irish! Frieze Overcoats. Black Cheviot Su'ts. Chinchilla Overcoats.

fl, liln the UU'Ht otyli8. guot of her nephew, V. 11. Hooker, last week. I If you don't know anyllHwIy to ask about this, conto and soe for euwton was down from bet-1 CORRECT PRICES, THE PACE ON yourself.

Seeing is Iwlievinjr, and you can suit yourself as to time, videre tu visit with bl(i family last week. bwiiutio WO arc upon ovoutugw till DIDO oVIocIji- Saturdays till ten. Mrs. Plan Harnes entertained a mice I from I HKall litis v'k. Malta lias hut one toiisoiial artist ASSORTMENT, SETS THE PACE ON now.

Mr, 1 hompson having moved to Ask to sec out new fall) HATS; anil ttirnn Ncnu'tifcKer Is i.hiuul; mt QUALITIES foi Vt to take a look 1 at OUT Stock Of R.rumlummU, and Mm. u. w. Sin I lev FINE SHOKS, AND HAS THE PLEASURE OP ANNOUNCING THAT HIS Mrs. l.ucy Mason, of Cortland, w.is tli guest of.

her sister, Mrs. W. II. SeolW'Ui. last vek.

1 Miss ElluJ'arker has come home to attend school, after an absence of several years. Mr. Peterson, the section boss, has recently moved to Sterling where he is still in the employ of the N. W. R.

R. A reception was tendered Rev. Phelps and wife last Friday evening which was well attended and very enjoyable. Mrs. Webber, of Belvidere, was visiting her sister, Mrs.

C. W. Haish, last OUR PRICES ARE Our line of NECKWEAR and FURNISHING GOODS is unrivaled in these parts. Which were selected with great care to meet the needs of the people of this locality, are For inspection. More goods in- stock than etrer before.

Prices trimmed to the narrowest possible margin. TAYLOR TERMS Cash, TYLER. turned from their extended visit with old friends in New York state. Mr. Clarence Dunham and Miss Hat-tie Naw Will become teachers this winter, the former will take charge of a school south of Malta and the latter, the Davis school, north of town.

A splendid array of talent has been NO! YOU ARE VyRONGl Thisjman is not complaining that he DOT A HORSE TO SELL? I an constantly in the market for all classes of horses. If you have a heavy draft horse, a chunk, coacher or light driver, bring him in and I will pay the highest uiJKet price. Can handle a car has A CORN on his toe, but is shouting week. Mrs. Win.

VanArsdale has gone to Montana for visit. Mrs. Mearns looks after the comfort of the boarders at the hotel during her absence. Joe Walker as gone to Steward where he will engage in the restaurant business. Mr.

and Mrs. Will Phelps will entertain the Congregational social on Friday evening, Nov. 4th. Do not forget the date. Ail are invited.

Miss Emma Pease visited her brother at Mt. Vernon, la. and was in time to attend the Columbian exercises at Cor secured for the lecture course this winter, which will be opened Nov. 4, by load every week. Residence first house east of Main street bridge.

S. Shollenbiroee. We are now showing the most Complete Line of Stoves and Ranges Ever shown in the County Colonel saniord, who will be followed on December 13tn by the well-known humorist, "Bob" Burdette. Rev. Drv and the Kalaphon Quartette of Chicago, will each occupy an evening and arrangements for the fifth entertainment ate not yet completed.

DON'T BE IN A HURRY About buying your new LAMP, wj are confident that you will feel well reppid if you wait and inspect our stock which will be ready in a fei days. It will be the finest we have ever offered Shabbona felt lonesome Saturday, for a majority of ber inhabitants attended. the rally at DeKaib. A procession of over fifty mounted horsemen under the ALL STYES. efficient command of Capt.

Lucas, left. FOR SALE OR RENT. A ten-room house and live Jots, located about three blocks west of Abram Ellwood's new factory. If interested inquire at Ronan's Fur niture KOk SALfc. An old established successful Dry Goods Business.

Clear stock and on favorable terms. YoCNO IloSKTTK. ALL PRICES. yoii. Do not l)iir until you have seen it.

nell college last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd, of Sycamore, were Sun lay visitors at E. A.

Watkius. Miss Keulah Harrington has gone to Iowa to attend the wedding of her cousin and will remain for the winter months. V. L. Stevens entertained a nephew from Wisconsin last week.

The census taker wants to stop at Fred Eddy's anil place that JHttle daughter on the list. Artie Lloyd, 1 tart to Hurt and Itort Veale Imve returned from their trip to the West. MILAN MIRROR. Isreal Stone and Dun I'haro were out from DeKaib over Sunday. GARNER SON.

OVER 1,000,000 ACORN STOVES Model FO'o IN USE AND FOR SALE BY I 800-850' A town to form part of the cavalry They speak very warmly of the royal manner iu which they were entertained and unite with the others who went by carriage and train, in enthusiastic praise of the speaking. 1 i Columbus Day was very generally Observed in this vicinity. Early in the morning Dags and banners were flung to the breeze and the streets were full of children who were enjoying a holiday. Nearly all of the district schools held patriotic exercises and district No. 7 departed somewhat from the general order and, in the a beautiful new flag and pole followed by a rousing speech by A.

C. Cliffe. The largest celebration however, occurred ot the Union Hall in the CARTER SMITH. Iho Chkonicuc will get you up on short nptico any kind of a Sale Bill you want front a cheap paper bill to a handsome waterproof cardboard poster embellished with cuts of your stock. When you get ready to make a sale come in and see us Will guarantee to please you.

Dwight Crossett will make farm sales for any who wish his service. Success equal to any, satisfaction guaranteed, and terms right. Ad DON'T GET FRIGHTENED! BEAUJIFUL WOMAN. The Schilling Corset Go's MODEL FORM 18 THE ONLY CORSET tot mads that will fully rupply the TJE-FICIENCE8 of the BLENDES FIGURE mad REDUCE the SIZE, CORRECT the SHAPE, end STJPFORT the BUST ol the CORPULENT LADY with entire satisfaction. They are if INESTIMABLE WORTH to ladies of this olaaa, as they will produce the FASHIONABLE CON.

TOUR INDISPENSABLE to the Beau-tiful Women. the program being rendered by pupils of the public school, assisted by We are not going to give you a long harangue about -1 "4- BBlBaBBFBBIIISBBM SB IS HELD THE E- THIRD FRIDAY 01 EACH HONTH jgobds being better and cheaper than any one else on the of the earth. All we will say is: dress him at Cortland, or arrange dates with Chronicle office- Mat Duffey and wife, of Shahliona, visited his brother here Sunday. Jonas Keinhart lost a valuable horse Friday night. Ed and John Smith were home from Aurora over Sunday.

Miss Winnie Hart spent last week with her jaunt, Mrs. Chas. Stine, at Shabbonal -i Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Blair were with relatives iln Chicago part of this week.

C. J. Hart is having his house raised and otherwise remodeled at present. Misses Nellie and Maggie Kennedy, of DeKaib, visited their cousins in Milan Friday and Saturday of last week. James Stone, who has been quite sick for some time, as able to be out last Sunday.

1 Miss Nellie Ellis, who has been a member of Samuel-Marshall's family for the past thiteyears will leave for Canadauiext Tuesday where she will meet her father. Lbyering Quartette, Strauss Amateur Orchestra and the G. A. R. Post.

Among the noteworthy features were a flag drill by sixteen i primary pupils, a recitation, "Christopher Columbus," by Eda Heeg, a dialogue by eight intermediate girls, singing of the national songs by the schools, and several tableaux, among which were "Liberty Enlightening the World," "Peace" and the 4 states with the Goddess of Liberty. vThe hall was literally packed and all seemed to fully appreciate and enjoy the entertainment which commemorated the praiseworthy deeds of Columbus. For Sale-A 5 horse power Baxter Engine, in good repair and warranted. J. F.

Glidden Pub. Co. WE THINK weiave something that will SUIT YOU Honey refoadsd If not more than satisfactory, WE ASK A TRIAL. SOLD BY A. A.

WRIGHT, DeKaib, HI. in Lamps, Dinner and Tea Sets and Fancy Crockery at low prices. We also keep a few things in the grocery line. If you want the largest, best and newsiest county paper until Jan. 1st for 25 cents, subscribe now for the Chronicle.

Under this offer we ought to get 500 new subscribers atjonce. The year around. Buyers are present from all the leading market 8, East and West. Bring your surplus stock to DeKaib. with Baked Pork and Beans Tomato Sauce at Giidden'a.

V. A. GLIDDEN. The Greatest Rush for Cloaks and Dress Goods AT THE MARBLE FRONT YOU EVER SAW. We never had as large sales on these goods in thirty years as now.

And very good reasons why things arer 80: we carry the largest Stock and make the lowest prices of any house in the county. This is no windy yarn, jjsiy hi 'f I but solid facts. Our price for? Standard Prints is 6c; our good Cotton Flannel is 5c; our Teinnis Flanbel is 6lic now; Heavy Suiting 4c; the best Cottonade 12c, worth 20. Talk about Woolen Underwear, we canlshow a regular $1.00 line for men and women, all sizes, for 69c; all wool regular 50c goods for 39c. We'll save yfou 25 per cent on these goods.

And when you come to the Shoe stock! well, we are in it with both feit. Everything in the Shoe line, we can fit anything from an infant to the foot of a mountain. Come and see us fnd you will be made happier and richer and better fitted for your life work, by seeing ATWOOD-BURNSIDE COMPANY..