The Belvidere Standard from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 1

,11 VOL. XXXIIL.NO. 16. BBLVIDEB Ev TUESDAY. JULY 1, 1884.

02.00 PER ANNUM. PIP VI f. 1 -1 Burglar Caught. The residence of Mr. Sylvester Spen rRnna7 ma Attention is called to my Unusually Large NEW SPRING STOCK OF mmsB? feue DiLa Youths' Dress and Business Suits, Boys School Sfuits, Children Short-Pant Suits, Hoops tho Largest Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, CARPETS, Gents' Suitings, and makes the In Larger Variety shown in this city.

Every Boy's Parent nvited to examine my line of IBoys' and Children5 Suit. EVERY LADY IS INVITED To examine the Da W. All widths, sizes and style. Notice their fine turned shoes. A splendid assortment of Walking Shoco and Slippcro, Gents.

Hand-Sowed Shoes. than ever boforo Wrieht Fine Shoes allthe Latest Styles. MURCH, South Bclvidoro. Gents, and Boys' Shoes in B. CHICAGO I NORTH-WESTERN Railway Company BBLYIDBRB TATIOJI.

roams oonro bjjr: Freeport Express 7:19 a. Day 11 21 a. BraciAL Expitaaa 4 03 p. m. Freeport Day Passenger.

m. Fmport Freight 115 p. Rookford 8:00 a. arma Bnoui. Exfbbss a.

m. Freeport Day Passenger. 1 KM r. 7:27. Night Passeages Freight 1:38 fiookfofd ItMr.u N.B.

Persona wishing to go to points oa the Dixon Air line should take the Freeport Day Passenger at 7:19 a. Through tioketa can be had at this offioe to all points East, South and West Fbv. Kma, Ag t. altl BeiwiOtrt, IUinoi. a DismmmU mmtttr.

rim Mowrr ay annual axfgoi co. OMIT unuu. mmmivi funded It Ortafi era lost 8oW a all ac im ixmbdmit. raiaow o-qw Smkdlet's Cabinet Photos command the highest prices of any Gallery in the dtyWhj Where to Bv BARGAIN Art Xnvitti to Call Special Attention paid to CHILDRENS' SHOES. The Largest and Finest Assortment of FASHIONABLE HATS, NECKWEAR, AND FURNISHING GOODS in this city.

The OLD HEADQUARTERS are again foil of GOOD GOODS. Mom a nnn A slight change has occurred in the morning tram leaving at 7.10 instead of 7.28, and the special goes west at 9.57 a. instead of 10.02. Circulars come through the mails by the bushel, but we doubt whether they pay anybody except Uuncle Sam, who gets a cent apiece for them. Ezra May and G.

W. Murch are the delegates from this county to the Democratic State Convention. They will support Harrison, for Governor, very likely. A few of our farmers we hear made a little hay tho latter part of last week but tho showery weather boforo was against hay making. Now that dry weather prevails, will likely be improved to gather the crop which will be a good one, if it can be properly housed.

It was thought after tho severe frost that occurred, that the strawberry harvest would be a light one, but judging from the way the pickers were employed the past week and the beauty of the fruit that is being delivered, there is a handsome crop. Mr. R. T. Whitman, who is farming in Dakota, came down the other day.

Ciops are looking finely there, the corn being larger thau it is with us. They escaped the May frost that cut things so badly here. Belvidere will celebrate the Fourth by numerous family picnics and reunions, the most pleasant way to spend a hot summer day. Mr. John C.

Foote has been quite sick since his return from Geneva Lake last week. Mr. Wm. Hovey's residence has been painted up in fine style, greatly improving the appearance thereof. Conspicuous upon the platform dur ing the graduating exercises List Wednesday evening, was an elegant crimson plush chair, given to Prof.

Shorrill by tbe pupils of the North side school. Mr. Colby Avery will soon undertake a very difficult job of building moving at Kingston, of moving the elevator at that place. Miss Avis Humphrey will attend the Normal school at Byron, for about two months. Mr.

Preston Clark is painting his house, it being in the last stages of completion. Mrs. L. C. Willard presented her husband with a little daughter last week.

The Belvidere Brick and Tile will furnish brick for the new bank building sooh to be erected. Thursday last Lucius and Blanche Gould started on a visit to Lincoln. where they will spend the sum mer with their sister, Mrs. J. A.

Rollins. Mrs. Dr. Pettit, of Cedar Falls, Iowa. is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J.M.Glasner. Mrs. H. C.

DeMunn was called to Prairie du Chien last week by tbe seri ous illness of her father. Yesterday morning a telegram was received that he was dead. Married In Chicago June 20th, by Rev. Dr. Thomas, Mr.

Charles M. Keeler, and Miss Lulu C. Nixon. The invitations were limited only to the in timate friends and relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Keeler have many friends in Belvidere who will wish them a future of prosperity and happiness. They will be at home after July 9th at the residence of Mrs. F. C.

Nixon. Coooesuall In Brooklyn, N. at the residence of her daughter. Hazard, June 22. 1884.

Mrs. W. U. Coggeshall, aed 87 years, 1 month and 20 days. Mrs.

Coggeshall was the mother of Mrs. E. H. Avery, of this city. Mr.

and Mrs. Sherman, of Chicago, are the guests of Mis. Walter Jones. Olapp and Mrs. Cezzens, of Chicago, are visiting their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram Gray. Mr. Ren. Stewart is out from Chicago for a week's vacation.

Mrs. C. E. Drake has removed from Belvidere to Denver CoL, where she will make it her home. Miss Clara Gage home from an extended visit at Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Mr. Henry Bowley speared a 10-pound pickerel last week. Mr. Chas. Walker and family will spend the Fourth in town.

Mr. Geo. Rose has opened a laundry at his residence on the South side. i New Decoration cer, un the South side was entered by a burglar on Tuesday night last week and S50 in money stolen. A negro, who had been loafing about for a day or two was suspected, especially as he had left town.

Information was got of him at the Junction and Marshal Covey went down and secured him. On the negro's person was found four ten dollar pieces, seven silver dollars, and a lot of small silver, the identical money stolen from Mr. Spencer, as was proven by a Canadian copper coin which Mr. S. has had in his possession far years.

Also was found a fine, Any rase silver watch. Waltham nuute? Uartlett movement, with gold cbam: This was not lost by Mr. Spencer. V. s.

-The burglar had an examination jeslerday before Justice Hovey, who rouimitttid him for trial in default of 1,000 bonds. He is now in jail. Mr. E. E.

Brown started last Wednesday for his homo in Normal, Ills. He leaves many friends behind, made during the three years of his residence in Belvidere, as principal of the South High school. We received a call from John Erwin a former Belvidere boy, now occupying a position in the U. S. Pension otllee at Washington.

The disturbance creatod at the S. B. II. graduating exercises, it is stated by siicrilT Ames, was made principally by ytmng ladies. That was bad enough but not much wor.e than tho several mothers who attended the exercises ac companied by their babes.

Thoy were uncontrollable. Sheriff Ames couldn't begin to quiet them. While babies are well enough in their place, their place isn in a crowded assembly, and their uWiice is uppreciated more than thoir presence. We have received a copy of tho Bur net. Texas.

JiulUtin. with an account of tiie examination exercises held at the Manet institute recently. The pro- nm is mentioned as containing many interesting teatures, among which are the recitations of the class of Miss Alice Avery (a graduate of the North Side high school in this city) in geography and arithmetic, both the class and teacher receiving compliments upon their work. Wo are now selling everything in Millinery Goods at reduced prices. A good opiKrtunity to those wishing a bargain.

Call and see us. McDonald White. Nearly all of our exchanges make note of burglaries occurring in their localities. When folks are obliged to sleep with windows open and often doors, a fine opportunity is afforded for the busy burglar to ply his craft Have a dose of cold lead ready for them. Last Saturday Mr.

Lawrence had picked 1,000 quarts of strawberries and on Monday about 40 pickers we re at work on the grounds. We hear the remark made this summer that all shade and forest trees are wonderfully laden with a heavy hi rden of foliage, but have not heard as to whether the nut producing trees are productive or not. Some of our farmers that planted corn the la3t of May, think they never saw anything better of its age, as the soil was in splendid tilth, and the weather and rains have favored its rapid growth, hence the prosperous condition at present Excavation has commenced for the foundation of tbe new Second National Ma nk. will be built of Belvidere brick. Dr.

F. S. Whitman's new house is now mostly completed as to the outside work, 'except painting. It will finish up a very handsome house of Gothic style. C.

Marean, builder. Messrs. nurlbut and Kt lsey are still working hard on their color attachment for job presses, expect to make a good thing out of it yet Always Sure. Cream Tartar and Soda are the only necessary materials for the manufacture of Baking Powder. Starch, (lour and tilling of ny kind are Minply dead weignt.

tor winch the consumer pays an enoi luoiis pr ice, lie Laud's Chemical Making 1 owder con tains only Cream and la, is I neser soldn lniik, weight, v-ry economical, and makes de iciotis an I healthful pastiy. Please try and if not as represented, return and onn money back. At II. W. A Jen Co' The excursion from Marengo to Devil's Lake, got op by the Fire Corps panned out bad.

Less than 20? title's were sold, which did not expenses into 935. G. W. April 1, '84. Walton.

Lifted The IN -KOB WALLS, CEILINGS, AMD FURNITURE ART OBJECTS, SOLID RELIEF, D. SABIN, LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In tbe Pott Offloe, BeMdere Boone Jo. for tbe week ending Jul; 1, 1884. Bumstde Mrs Cane James Clarke Robert Cook El! una A Kvans Mts Jennie Fonburg Korner Gustav Lester MoCloskv Joseph- 2 Sbattuek Come Yatea Charles Yates Mrs Rosa Peraon. calling for any of the above letter wl 11 please tnj "advertised" and date ot advertise oaent.

C. B. LOOP, P. M. For Sale House and Lot on Mechanic street, two doors east of John J.

Foote's. An acre of land with good garden. House in good repair. Will be sold on easy terms of payment Inquire of Mrs. C.

M. Wiiitk, on the-premises. junelO-lm r.nrriam naintinor. house Dainting, paper hanging, calcimining, alabaster- ing, graining, etc. Deiween.

Bidwell's and Gimson's, north of the-bridge. All work 50 per cent, less thaa any other shop in Boone county. W. W. Hoppen.

We have the best 82.50 Button Shoes tnr lamina aVBT looked at In Pebble Goat Straight Goat and Kid. They are as good as you wui pay vn.w iur any where else. Gome and see them, janltf Bhikkhabt Hovar. Don't have a suit made until you have examined our New Spring Stock, We are making good Corkscrew and Worsted Suits to order from 825.00 to $30.00. Rhinehart Hovey.

and Zximlni our Ors pantaloon overalls, working coats and shirts. Nobby cuffs and collars. Custom tailoring suit to order on short notice. Reynolds Bros, fine shoes for ladies, misses and children, in hand-made. They are the best, most comfortable, and stylish shoes made.

Everything new in childrens' and infants' shoes, including spring heels. Nettleton's fine shoes (handmade) for men and boys. STOCK W. H. DERTHICK, HIGSG DBA 5 fa Fixtures, Paints, Oils, Brushes, tfce.

I71TZOXT BALL BLOCK Apr I -3m North Belvidere, I1L A Dress suits, business suits, and working suits in great variety. We have the styles toung men want. Long roll sack uits, one button cutaway sack suits, one, three and four button cutaway frock suits. Boys' school suits, all new styles. Complete stock of childrens short pant suits, in special new designs, that cannot be found elsewhere in Belridere.

White shirts, fancy colored) shirts, and stylish neckwear? Indestructible and Imperishable. LIB IV Millinery Store, Miss M. K. AFFRAY, NORTH 8IDE. NORTH SIDE.

A taif stock of Latest Stjles of Hillinery Gooii alway on hand. BaU end Boanato mad order, and o'd onM ranorsted and mad over. UTTbe patronage of tbe Ladla oft Belridere and vicinity earneotlr toUolted. aprl-tf Photographs from cards to life size, finished in water colors and Ink at Miss J. L.

Jaffray's studio, North State street, Belvidere. Good work at lea-sonahle prices. Life size portraits of children a specialty. Lessons given. Fine Business suits, to order, at Rhinehart llovey's, from 17.00 to $25.00.

apr8 Miss Carrie Bush, of Normal Dla is tbe guest of Miss Carrie Buck. s. Wm. Avery, of Chicago, who has-been the of Mrs. D.

D. Sabio, returned home ywteiday. Mr. R. W.

Cooi's residence barely es capd a fire o-ie evening last week. A lamp was t'pped over by one of his children on to the bod, the clothing be-inz destroy iy fire. The hired girl had lb i-ieseiM of mind to snWher the flames, pu renting a serious Window Shades, i i lie-Union. All who have been pupils in the High Department at the North Belvidere Union School, and all who have been teachern or directors in the school, during the time that Prof. II.

J. Sher-rill has bien Principal, are cordially invited to attend a reunion of said school at the paflors of the Presbyterian church, Thursday evening July Refreshments will be furnished at 25 cts. each. The Belvidere Library, as usual, during vacation, will close Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Per Order.

Canada thistles seem to abound in Lake county. The Waukegan Gazette has several articles urging a relentless warfare upon this pest. Tliat they are growing in Boone county to any noticeable extent, we do not believe. Gov. OgWby h-Hnred in Woodstock last Tuesday evening to a small audience.

Rwkford. Eljrin. Capron. Garden Prairie, II.4:np.!'ir, and other, towns in the virinity will celebrate the Fon i ih, and those who desire to enjoy the have the'r choice. Anew 1'nkeiy lift been started in Zeigler's eld stand, by Messrs.

Styles and rlin6er. UJ9 Remember our $2.50 Button Shoes, in kid, straight goat, and pebble goat, for Ladies, Rliineliart Hovey, SOUTH SIDE, BELVIDERE, ILLS. 1 0.