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22 Ibs Granulated Sugar- Piilslbury's Best Flour, per sack, gu .. ê « hrrel Xashburn 's 18.80for onIy 82.80. he.Weekly Ipter Oceap, @ Price: $1.00, per Year; he Fariers, fAopthly, @ of Rockford, 111. Price: 50 cents; L Lake CGoupty Ipdepepdept, %rce: $1.50; published at Libertyville, M"*hes' ail the County News, Supervisors' ~eedngsReal Estate Transfers, Court W~, tc.,etc. T ~pIy VIli 81.00 1.00 -el sack barrel TKRM ~ ASH I.D. Battershail, >-rays Lake Cash Store. SC JiOOL SU PPLES. Pe.Mn and Pencil Tablets, School Books. Pens, Ink, Pencils, Paper, Stationery. Full, Fresh, Newv Une Just Received #At k ovell's Drug Store, LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. LOW TARIFF PRICES PREVAIL AT DEINLEIN & PFANNESTIEL'S. haIb. Grauulated Sugar...81.00 eIbel. Brown Sugar.......... 81.00 , a.. Sogar Syrup ...25e per gal. Ou1 drainage baek Wasbard... .17e mgl Toast .............. 6c .. . . . . .. . .. .s $~gunStove Pohib ......... 4je ,- laiBo Coffeeo........51bs forSl1 émou éweet Choclate.... ..... 6c - tcb, lie. Glosa Starei.. . 4c ~tmpJapaTes . .. 27epor lb MIsse...a....... 6 for 25c .. . .- .. . . bcper lb ýZtobs ........28eper 11) Mmr crwn Baisons....5c dWiideot Baktug Powder..-17c . .... cauls for 25e s ..3..Ibofor 25e ~lsUr@Fork ............. 2sc Sj~Ma p Shovel..... .... .45e &wdBuixam (a danîdy) ..... 15e ùh e .. .... 12e RURBER GOODS: Noonmoket Child's Croquet. . 24e 4 M isses' 41 28e Wonîenm ....33e Me........47e Ilubleer Boiuts..82.50 4ý Uckle Over% for FeIt Boots. 1.25 "'àAÂrtloS ......-...... 93e gn'a Arties ............ .. .73e Ïýand other,.seeuiuds in Rubber for les miney. Men's Feit Boots.... ........... 70C Ditogmau's Soap. .. .. .. . . . ......c 8 Cakes Toilet Soap . . l .1Oc uper box Lonox Soap .............. 4c per bar Ladies' ail- wool Skirts.....,.. .... 87e Men's Il Slirtsauîddrawers.67ceach Ail-wool Cashimere ..19c per yd Imported Lace Curtains. 2t yds long and 38 iuches wide. . . . 63e per pair Fuliline of ail kiuds Feit Hats.20c upj Fullllhne of aIl kinds o! Ladies, Chli- dren and Meî's Shoes, whicli we wil sou[ at irst cost sud tuny below tirst cost. Boit table Oil Cloth..20e per yd Ladiee Cotton Hose ...5 per pair Naumkeai Satteen Twills .. . 6c per yd Afl-wool Dres Flanuiel..16e per yd Lad ies Belts 15e CORSETS: Summuer Corsets ................ 37e Flirt..................... 37e Dr. Price's .....so C. B. No. 250 Corsets.... ...5c6 Olmstead's Dress Roform Corset- 75e Ball's Corsets ..................75e C. P. S. Corsets ................ 75c A D18COUNT 0F 25 PER CENT on ail brands of Patent Medicine: Dr. Fen.ier's Dr. Chamberlalu's Dr. Basher's Dr. Ilartor's Dr. Warner's Dr. Hlood's Foley & Co*s L. M. Greer's Ccorne and sec us at the old stand in Ivanhoe, Ill., and get the benefit of the LOW PRICES we will make you on ail Goods in our Store. B. C. PÂDDOCK ICERnoAZHO Po. FRIDAY. OCT. 26, 1894. ROCKEFELLER. Robt. Rooie lbas soid hi@ mules. WiII Porteotis bas the frame of his new bouse Up. The Misses Hiirdenf entertained a cousin from the city over Sunday. Mrs. Dean lias lîad her bouse reshingled. J. C. Kliver dld the work. Miqs Faerie Barlett, of Evanton, ls visgitîîîg at J. Hl. Cronkihte this wek. J. E. J)ebnuig lias retî,r,îd froni a ten days visit to friends at Morîîing. $unl, Iouwa. C. M. (iorhum lias liepu sérlotîsly alek drrng the pied, week, lait at prese,ît 1. mucli botter. Vi'ls entert.aiîîment given luy the Retiool chlldren was a alîceces4 lmilli fnancally and otlierwlse. Dr. II. P. Ewing bas mnved lus famlly and houselîold gfxxis into the southli aif of! Honry V1aniloru's biouge. Chiarlotte Ilarden and Grace ('rotik- huie were cliosen as delegates to tlîe Sunday scliool convenîtion at Liberty- ville. The J. E. IllJncumi) houise vacuîted hy Dr. Ewintg will lie occupied hy 1ev. T. Cookmaan and famlv. Mrs. Cook- manarrlved last Frlday and lm stayinR at E. B. Rardens awaitlng tlhe arrivai of their household goods. PRAIRIE VIEW. Miss Mfaude Moore spent Suuîday nt lier homne. J. W. Weils lia s old lis f'ie car- rnage team. Mr. Eastîuitriisiacted l.îsilîess lieî e last Satuiduiy. J. S. Gridley lias ptuurclîased tile elevator of Mr. Iloist. Mr. Jeuikins, of St. Johnu, oecupied our pulpit Suntday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gridley Chilcago on bubiiiess'.riursday. Mr. Gridley, of Wanukegauu, relatives tbers Weduîesday. N. B., visitOnI vimited Mesdames Richards and S. L. Trip visited Chilcago Wediiesday. Mr. Schneider was seî-eieiy iujured Suudîîy, beig kicked uy saIhorse. Mr. sud Mrs. Woodland,of Chuicaugo, spelit Suuîday visiting frienda lere. Satu Duba spent several dsys renew- ing old aequsiuitance bere last weelc. C. C. (janiere, o! Milwaukee, spent Suuuday vsitiuîg friends at HlaI Day. Mr. Zimmer, of Long Grove. wuLs transac'tiiig business in towîî Tuesday. Mr. Knedler and Mrs. Voss are on the sick list. Dr. Ewiiug is ini attend- suce. Miss Susie Eastou, of Deerhield, is visitiîug tlîîs week withi ler relatives here. A musical entertainmeuit will ho given soon for houeflt o! the Suuday 8chool. J. G. Lamsou was severely iîîjured by being tiirowîî f roni lis hiorse Isuit Saturday. Cliiekeuis tiieves are stili making nightly raids. Keep a shot gun ready for thîem. The ice cream social at the Townî Hall was a suecesasow-cially, but uiot Ounaneially. Tliere will be a dance at the Town Hall to-niglit under the management of Wm. Bock. J. M. Foote sud wife were distrihut- ing tracts aniong their democratie frienjdë here Monday. It is expected that quite a îîumber of ladies iin this toit-u will register uext week Tuesday aud vote s week later. We hear thtat a youîîg main come uear beiug burglarized last Sunday niglut between Prairie View aud IlaI! Day. A decided improvement lias been made by thue commissioners ini puttipg a highway acrom a rilroad traekb just north o! stock yards. There is to he an entertaiiimeut at the Hlf Day ehurchi some day next week; singing, recitations, oysters aud etc, for bonefit of the ehurchi. Auî sttempt tii bnrglarize Mr. Mother's store Tuesday niglit waa frustrated bv bis watcb dog. A eom- biuati9p kuife snd saw wass ouîud near store lu the moî-ning. Mr. Dickinson owuer o! the Geo. N. Gridley farm is making extensive im- provements lîaving built s wide verauda ail around tho luouse snd s drive way. Ile ls going te, build ail uew fenees using posta sud boards. LEITHTON. B.omember Wm. Skibbe's sale uext Tuesday. t)vIi UJÙ rUJIJIW> 1' l JJ i 1a pU J IJjPi J T. S."Mills is expected home' from Colorado, soon. Henry Helfer is a natural boru ;or ply 2. C sh.gentus. Wheui auy of the fariners thr tendfyr $2. Cash.n b re You Money on ail Your Reading eatins vinning o. K. MR't . C. PADDCKPub. sîpPMoe,:Ob WiPtere The MOIDELY Temperance Temple, ~~Wau kegap. W'e cal your attention to our very extensive assortmn entof Overcoats, Cape Coats and Ulsters, For Big and Little Boys. On Comparison you will find our priees are mnuch cheaper tîldon the samne quality of goods can be bought for anywbere else Henry OMP fhr~eIffl Tus cry la loud sud clear. Frnul U he o uinlg soters. 0fOfiheouty tir and near. He la IL Weil knùwn citizen. As Weil aM tb poee s efote. Cone to tâte polie and vote for bin And bleuit wltb ours your volue. He la a man Of powor and justice, Brosd mnuded. bonest. mild, but brsve. W hy neotbave hint for ou rêeotff? eHo vho fought our land to mnve. itlection day la drawlng nljrh; leif rlad toosoe the uomlng dis-n. Vote for Henry Belp fur Sherif., And your frowns.will al l bc one. M. F. 0. Lake Zurich. AI. R. Ficke %%-isa Chlicaugo % iïltor Friday. Mies May 'lititey îetîîrlied isat Saturdiuvý Wnîiî SIiiltz anîd v. ife exîuect tû move West. lViitei iijet-ieeli.ýg ouifast anîd slow-~ Fred] Tlles, if Luong Giî've, eclled leie Saturulay. )oli't fail l, o uve )(.tir jlettilies takieîî atAI'S Stitdit,. Fred l>umer.ii lsi.eieected a veiN large barn it îu ls faim. Be sure ycti regisiter go ) oot catiu vote oit eleetkuîî day, Nov. 6. Herman Shultz called ati1esPliines and River View Fridaty, Wm. Ernisting eutertsiiîed gutlstl, from Nules Cenitre Suuday. Pedro, lRimpesud Bumps arie stili amiusemenuts of time killers. IhaNe yosur photos takeî i t 'ALfIs studio Lake Zurich and be happy. Weîlire proiid of ouîr Suîuer'.usor and huipe lie <il ieh eleceted couiity clerk. C. . LH<kemeyer willh luilil oitlhi$ propeuty oi thie batiks o! the lake liext sprinig. For nîilliiîery, liai s anid lbonneuts, feathers, plumunes, ribtuoîus4, Pego Iii Ficke's. Fred Seilp aecotiiîpatîipîl ly a fi ienii Came oît fronitue City lor a liait Satîirday. Hlenry Scliwearunuui is uiiakiiig gOoul uise c.fius wlîeel, lifter workiiîg liiuirs -good roads. FOR SALE' hlouiseiiold furîîiture, aiso pianîo for sale or relit, ajuply tg, Mits. T. W. Fox. lleuury Tl'if-s wilI seli out lat public mjiction ail lus hormes, Cattle aud far-m- iuig machinuery, Moiiday, Oct. 29. No sliîe soles wore out at thue danîce Saturday eveîiig and report lias it that ouir shoemaker will leave townî Wni. llueseluiuig sd familv, C. L. Hokeymeyer aud famlly visited rela- tives aud fri-euds at Long Grove, Sunday. Wednesday. Oct. ai, is the <aie fuir Mrm. Katie iierglioriius auctioli sale. Read the list sud terras ini siotîjer eolumi. Tliere was a large tuirnout to hear the lion. Ed. Slîurtliff, of Marengo, at tlîe towuu hall Tuesday eveuiiig, brl Slîurtliff lias made mauy friends here. Remember tlîst we cant save yoii mouey ont ail Germait as well as Euîglislî papers. lBe sure to gel our club rates, fuir any liertualical youi Want. Wm. Bueseliiig Jr., lias fhlov been emploved at tlue Zurich creamery for over a mouth owiiîg tu the sappli of milk recei'.ed wlîiel is iucrea8ing dailV. Quentins Corners brass baud carne over aîîd serouaded our people with soins fine selections; tluey do splendiuily for tlhe little practice tlîey have lid. Hope you will corne again, gentlemen. L. E. King, Wm. Ehlers sud Nelson Dodge weut to Like Zurich last Fn- day gunniiig for dueks; they returned Sunday mornîig with 150 -sulpe sud thireedueks, anud no "Ilihatonies" to tel- Gien Ellyn, items in Wlîeaton Illiouîiauî We wuuuld like tu correct the Leader in their issue of Sept 13, '94, wliclî came out lait week iii its local coluirn thîe editor 8535 the corresponidenît ton the JNDEI'ENDENT fronmtlMis plae says that the people liere are not suekers euîouglu to sîibscrne for a R1. R. Time wull telI"-Weil l 1w, Bro. Mutleti you are way beliîîd time aind as for tlîat proposed railroad o! about a year or two ago, trace up your paper from !tg lnfiiiicy snd now see if it was nol a no-go railroad scheme. E VERIE TT. Mae Yore spent a few days iin the eity asat week. Frank Yore, (if Chicago, sîleut last Sunday withî bis parents. M. Roidy, o! Chicago, la speîiding a few days witb old frieîîds boere. We are happy to chronicle the fact that cal.Rrsae-ot anoncu the Cape Overcoats at $.99 Good wearing Cape Overcoats at - - 1.50 lleavy Cloth Cape Overcoats, cassimere ined 2.00 Choice patterns extra long Cape Overcoats, 3.00 Latest Styles Ulsters. cloth lined Fiîucst Chinchilla Ulsters - 3 to 5.00 - 46o For Boys f rom 14 to 19 years: Diiagonal Cloth Uilsters - - 3. 50 to4.0 Extra Long Ulsters, plaids and mixtures 4.50 Ver>' heavy Cassimere Ulsters, cloth lincd 5.00 Fine Chinchilla Ulstcrs, long eut - 5.90 Extra Quality lmported Kersey Ovtercoats, fine cloth lining, oo \Vc carry- at.ail times a Comnplete Assortment of Underwear for BOYS and CHILDREN \Vool Shirts and Drawers from 25C tO 38c Sane q'ialityr you are asked 5oc for in other stores. The "Model" ClotlIillg 11018 Ileadquarters for Boys and bMeu's Wear) Temperance Temple, - Waukegan. PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER! When You Want to BUY YOUR Stoves, Ranges, and FURNACES. 0Fi" H. B. EGIER, \Ve are Agents for the Warranted to be the best on Earth A OOMPLETE STOCK Lime, Drain Tile, Farm Wagons, Buggies, Agricultural Implements, Etc. We have a new Stock of the fapnous Weber Wagonus -And the Bloomington- Harber Bros. Buggies -eb Carrnages. CaOU and See Them...ý Ve m ,ii For Boys from 3 to 13 we seli: 1There was an enjoyable cincli p rty INLEIN. & PFANNIESTIEL, Ivanhoe. atth residence o! J. A. MasnSt 10.00