' . * • r. ' ' • < I ' W . 7 ■>1; ' v4- DBYOTBD TO TUB IJYTBBBS TS OB CBA TS kfOBTII A jY7) V/CTY/T1 VOLUME XIII. CHATS WORTH, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1885. NUMBER 7. In his lifetime was the tenth from ttie front. !ana, followed by the presidents and faculties ASHES TO ASHES. It was distinguished by Its complete e.nvel- of universtl les and colleges tho mayors of opinent in black cloth and the fact that It cities, and other civil officials, t he third 1 was unoccupied. The church Is a modest division was composed ot ail non-mllltary brick structure, but commodious withal.'organisations. It was preceded by tUe local The Late Vice President's Remains seating 900 people, but lioldlug within Its Irlsh-Amerlcan organisations, followed by Consigned to file Touib Tues­ walls iu this Instance fully 1 ,000. the marching political clubs which had When the casket had been placed In front taken part In the recent Presidential caui- BARHAMS II M llim !! day Afternoon. of the chaucel-rall the choir sang the an- palgn them, "Lord. Let Me Know My End." The the cortege moved slowly up Crown Hill Distinguished People front A ll Parts of lesson for the dead was read by the Itev. Dr avenue. When it came within sight of the ■lenckes. I his was followed by the singing cemetery the Indianapolis light Infantry be the Country Participate in the of tile hym n,’Lead, lleaveuly Light.” by the gan to Are minute guns, which was con tin Imposing Obsequies choir, the audience loinlng. The Kev. Dr. ued until lhe hearse reached the grave. The Jenckes delivered the funeral citation ceremonies In the cemetery were simpie but LOW PRICES W ES THE BUSINESS! 't he clergyman paid au eloquent tribute to Imposing, and tears were in thousands ol Scenes at His Old Hom e and In St. the late Vice President as a mau aud an offi- eyes as the remains of Indiana's distinguish Paul’s C athedral—Floral olal. His words brought tears into many ed sou were consigned to the lornb. T r i b u t e s . eyes. When he had concluded. Mrs. Doner,j _____________ As our Line is now Complete to “start_the ball rolling” we will offer o f‘Chicago, sang ‘‘Book of Ages," the bishop i I ndianapolis , Ind , D ec. 1 —.T h e m o r­ closing with prayer and benediction. you gooils for the tal remains of Thomas A. Hendricks, the THE LAST SCENE OF ALL. j Tempered with the purest patriotism was fifth Vice President of the United Slates Wben the religions services were conelud- Hie ambition of the late Thomas A. Heu- to die during his term of office, were con­ ed the casket was lifted and borne from the drlcks. He uspired to the Presidency NEXT 30 DATS signed to the tomb to day. The event was bellsof all churches began lolling when the 1 rol'Kh y years, but, sought It rather made remarkable in many rcspec s by the remains were taken from the house, and for the honor than for the power which be- presence of a tremendous concourse of coni limed their pealing during the rites, and longs to the position. To be elected by the at the following Low Prices : peoble from all parts of the nation to to Crown Hill cemetery. The column was AmerIcan people to the highest office at tlu-ir witness the simple rites which preceded preceded by a mounted police escort, who disposal was, in his eyes, the grandest dls- MEN’S SUITS, Sizes 36 to 42 @ . § 4 75 the interment. The sombreuess of ttie were followed by the Columbus Barracks unction that could bo bestowed upon mortal heavens was reflected even more deeply in mediately preceded the hearse. The latter man- three times, at least. Ills ambition MEN’S HALF-WOOL SUITS, all sizes® . 5 50 the appearance of the city which witness­ was drawn by six black horses wearing the was on the very verge of being gratified, and MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS, all sizes, warranted , 7 00 ed the development of his career. Its black paraphernalia worn by ihe aniiuHls three times lie suffered disappointment But chief structures were hidden in their folds attached to Hie funeral-car which bore the ______ , MEN’S FINE ALLVVOOL CA SSI MERE SUITS (>< . 10 00 of black drapery, while to the occasion remains ot Gen. Grant to l tie- grave On He remained outwardly (lie same cheerful either side of the liearse was a guard of the friendly Hendricks, never giunibling, never MEN'S FINE BLACK ALL.WOOL WORSTED SUITS fm . 10 50 were lent ail the forms which a people Indianapolis light infantry carrying their complaining, aud never wasting time over can observe to show their respect for the MEN’S ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS, all shades® . 13 50 dead. The early morning trains on all mediately In the rear ol the hearse were the whflt "light have been. It is a legend among BOY S SUITS, 12 to 17 years, from . §4 50 to 10 00 railways brought delegations from the Klee guards and Strelzlit rifles The funeral- the chiefs of the Democracy that had the car occupied a central position In the second positions of TUden and Hendricks been CHILDREN’S HALF -WOOL SUITS, 4 to 10 years (a, . 3 25 n a tio n a l c a p ita l and all" the lead in g cities of the four grand divisions. I he first division of the anion, together with an influx of was composed of state military companies reversed In 1876 Fremont, O., would not now CHILDREN S ALL-WOOL SL ITS, 4 to 10 years (<i, . 4 25 people from all the interior cities and marching Independently, all officers mount- be the home of an ex President; but however ed. In the second grand division, tollowlug that may be, Hendricks, though gentle as a liutniets of central Indiana and Illinois. the hearse, came a carriage containing Mrs. , , , ine ine The Cabinet was represented by Secretary Hendricks! Mrs. s. W. Morgan, and Mr. ami n,alden in manners, just In all his dealings. We also carry a F L of of Slate Bayard, Secretary Lain ir. Secre­ Mrs M u Hugh Thornton I he succeeding simple In all Ills tastes, was made ni slut! tary Whitney, Secretary Endicott, and twelve carriages contained relatives and rtint would not submit to Imposition The near friends Ex-President Hat es Occupied , . Postmaster-General Vilas. The Supreme the next carriage, ami was followed by j*l,,noe life of Mr. Hendricks was beautiful, Single Pantaloons, at All Prices ! bench ofelhe United Stales was represented members of the Cabinet. United Stutes Sen- and his lover-llke devotion to his good wile by Associated Justices Matthews and atom and Itepresentatlves, Governors and |,as won him the hearts of all true men and staffs. United Stales Judiciary, ex-lliiileu G ENUINE FUR CAPS AT, S1.75. Blatcliford. The United States Senate Stales Senators and Representatives, United was represented bv Senators Edmunds, States military officers, stale officers of Indl inf her best citizens. Allison, Pugh, Harris, Conger, Blair, Don’t fail to examine oXir Immense Stock of Dolph, Vest, Deck, Camden, Vance, Jones, Voorhees, Payne, Painter, and Harrison. The committee representing the House of Representatives was compos­ ed of W. R. Morrison, J. Blount, H. A -------- a n d --------- Herbert, W. 9. Holman, W M. Springer, W P. Hepburn, S. B. Ward, W. W. J E atingis an important part of our existence Phelps, J. J, Kleiner, and P Dunn. The number of active and ex-members of the lower house present in addition to these UNDERWEAR! named were large. The governors of iflL man eats a fortune in a short time. Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Kentucky AT BED-ROCK PRICES! were present, attended by their staffs and numerous state officers. Maj.-Gen. Scho­ field was the chief representative of the lE S e sure your living is purchased at Wo Can and Will /Save Yon United States armv present. Ex-President Hayes aud Gen. William T Sherman were Call and see us, whether you wish to huv or not. We are distinguished guests. iHL store where you get value received. riot afraid to show goods. IN THE HOUSE OB WOK. Oue of the central points of attraction othing will s£ve you a fortune sooner. for the visaing multitude was the modest • McCABE & home of the late Vice President on Ten­ TEAU33, nessee street A detail of police and ^*6 ood living is essential to good health. chatsworth EXC L/S/VE CLOTHIERS soldiery was able to keep the street clear , ILL. in front of the edifice to enable the close friends and relatives of Mrs. Heudiicks jSgee that you have this, at the least possible and the members of the respective com­ mittees to gain admission to tiie ground*. Emblems of mourning aud memorial lloral designs were at hand everywhere. The ost, by putting your money where oil portraits of Mr aud Mrs. Hendricks VOTHING SUCCEEDS were almost hidden in banks of flowers and trailing smilax. On the mantel in the J&. dollar will buy tike mos t goods , front parlor was an elegant floral piece, I L f i S i . © emblematic o f‘‘The Gates Ajar.” The most notable representation of the designs m ee to it that your groceries are in flowers was that of the log-cabin in EVERYTHING EOOMI2TG £lT which Mr. Hendricks was born in Ohio It stood at the head of his coffin, and was MM ad from he who will give you the work of the ladies of Sbelbyville, where he had formerly lived It was six feet In length and four leet in height.