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'ft , » t riNfiitti ii ittiM >* ">'• ^ . jC- .-'- , ,"«V ,S 4^£_ » lr, ^A-JSiL \ J'ijJI. «<*,_, ^ - ' «Stlk ** * ^ ~ H&* ' *&' ' WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22(1. 1875. Railroad Time Tablew ^ GOING SOL'TII.1 : wfoneva Lake Passenewr..,,... *Gteneva Lake Freight .....7:95 A. M* 1:35 I\ M. GOING TSORfpl^Q. 5?NP*A Lake.Freight .lOrOO.A. M. Geneva Lake Passenger.. .7 :U3 r. W. MASONIC. "MCHENBT CIIAI-TKR XO. 34 R. A. M.--ttesru- lar Convocations held on the second and fourth Fridays in each month; H. C. IRISH H. p. O. W. OWES Sep., r SEE notice in another column of Im­ ported Berkshire Pigs for sale, by E. H. Owen. C. H. FREEMAN left on our table on Tuesday a 'potato that weighed just twopounds and one ounce ! Next! WHILE at the Fair-this week do not , fail to see the beautiful OH Paintings ©n exhibition by Miss Clara B; Owen. Wfi are indebted to Geo. S. -Curtis: for a couple of very fine fish for our Sunday's dinner, for which he will please accept our thanks. ' WE have received ail advertisement from C. F. Hall, of the Dundee and Richmond Cheap Store, which will ap­ pear next. week. WE were treated on Monday evening to a splendid serenade. The music and singing was number one. and highly enjoyed by us. Come again boys. WE have received the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, but too late for publication this week. They will appear in fidl in our next. TIIK Ciscoette Train, on the Fox Biver Railroad, was taken oft on Mon­ day last. This train is run principally for- the accommodation 5f summer vis­ itors at Geneva. THE McHenry County Fair is in pro­ gress at Woodstock, but we have been Unable to learn the number of entrees before we go to press. We shall en­ deavor to give a full report next week. THE Oven for the New Bakery is al­ most completed, and Mr. 'Best informs lis that he will be ready for business about the first of next week. lie is now in the city purchasing his stock of Confectionery, fancy Groceries. &e., IT is not always safe to bet how straight a man can shoot. Some that • could not kill a chicken in a month will take an old hat on the 11 y every time. We know of one man who will vouch lor the truth of the above every time, THE autumn leaf, so brown and sere. Is on the eve of falling here ; and' each Bad heart will drop a tear In memory, on its lonely bier, and thoughtfully conceal the fear, that frosty nights. are drawing near--'when each will take hi* whiskj' clear. II. WiiKKl.Eli.of the Kivcrside lIous<'. lias the main part of his resid»*nOe up and partially enclosed, and he is juish- ing the work on it rabidly in order to get it completed Isefore cold w'eather sets in. When fmi>hcd it will be ah ornament to that part of the village. C. II. MOKEY, of this village lias been appointed Agent for the Protection Life Insurance Company. This is a No 1 Company, and Morey is a No. 1*Agent, end therefore we see no reason why the Protection should not succeed in this section. We shall speak more* of this company next week. A. MALZER. formerly of Woodstock, can now be found at the Meat Market of Wm. Fisher, in this village. Andy is one of the best butchers in the coiui- ty. and as a maker of Bologna cannot be be/it. And withal he is a tip-top- good fellow, and we are glad to wel­ come him to McHenry. THE Woodstock Dramatic Society play the "Hidden Iland" Wednesday and Thursday evenings of t|his week. We have no hesitancy in pronouncing them the best Amateur Dramatic So­ ciety in the Northwest, and no one who visits the Fair should fail to see them at least one.night. It will well repay you. ' WE are indebtedno our old friend. W. R. Forest, now County Clerk at Hamliton, Nevada, for late copies of Nevada and California papers. "Will" has become justly popular in his new home, and his many friends in this county will be glad to learn of his suc­ cess. He will do honor to any position r which the people of Nevada may call upon him to fill. W. W. •ELLSWORTH, breeder of the celebrated Magie Hog. returned last week from tl»e Wisconsin State Fair, where lie had been exhibiting his stock, and as usual he came off victorious over everything, lie drew fifteen Premi­ ums, thirteen class Premiums and two ^Sweepstakes. amounting in all to 0178. 3fr. Ellsworth was obliged to compete against some of tlie best breeders in the country, but all were willing to ack­ nowledge that his -celebrated Magiee (Could not be be*t. He sold upon the Grounds six Pigs at prices ranging from #20 to #50 each. Ills stack will be at ' the County Fair thSs -week, and no one who goes, should fail to see it. As a breeder of pure bred 1vogs Mir. Ells­ worth has no superior and fiew equals # In the country, and his stock is all Leoor J.o Mcllenry comity. Ife.' WE met O. Rishop the wide-awake dealer in Agricultural Implements, the other day. and he called our attention to the fact that his boot was busted wide open. Visions of somebody who wouldn't be able to sit down to eat theijr meals for the next few days, floated before our eyes, but after due deliberation we have come the con­ clusion that it is a new patent. Call at his shop and if he don't show you, the boot he will sell you anything in his line, from a whiffletree to a wegon AS cheap as the cheapest. J. STORY, the Hardware and Stove, merchant, whose store can be found op­ posite Owens' Mill, is now putting in a large stock of both Cook and Heating Stoves, for Coal or Wood, to which he invites the attention of the buying publ ic. His Stoves are purchased direct from the manufacturers, and at figures that will enable him to sell as low as the lowest. His stock of Hardware, Tinware, &c., is complete, and those de­ siring to purchase cannot fail to be suited at his store. See advertisement in another column. ' ' WE must acknowledge that we are a little pufczled. An occurrence has hap­ pened right here in our midst, and yet we cannot get head or tail in regard to the facts. Somebody stole somebody's bottle of whiskey. Still another sonic- body informed the agrieved somebody that the first somebody had authorized somebody to do something,but we don't know what. Then we learned that the agrieved somebody got out a summons to compel somebody to return the bot­ tle of whiskey,--^or something,. Now what the de vil all this means we would like to have somebody tell. ,F. G. MAYES, the Merchant Tailor HI the brick block, next door to Colby's Drug Store, is, we learn, the oldest businessman in McHcnry. He came to this village twenty-four years ago and opened his shop, and has remained "true to his first love" ever since, and is as firmly of the opinion now as ever that McIIenrv is destined to be the .first town in the ccwnty. He has prob­ ably dressed up more men than any other man of his age, and still holds himself ready to do that same thing in the latest style and at figures to suit the times. -- L. STODDARD has removed across the street, to the store formerly occupied by G. T. Howe, where he can hereafter be found by his old customers with a 'full stock of choice family Groceries, Crockery,Hats, Caps, &e., which he will ofi'er to the buying public at as low prices as any store in the county. He will keep none but the best of goods, and will sell them as nearest of any man can and live. He invites' his old customers and as many new ones as may see fit to call and /ee him in his new quarters and examine goods and learn prices, PE' EKSON'^ Magazine for Ot'totwr |s already on our table, and a* usual, is full of good things. We have tu» hesi­ tancy in pronouncing this tlx? best La­ dies Magazine now j iil.li*1,<ed Its wri­ ters are the best, its fashions the latest, and each number (Contains a piece of music w hich is in itself ivorth the price of the magazine. In short it is full of good things, and a gentleman can make no better present to tiis wife or daugh­ ter then a years subscriptions to this popular magazine. Price ©2 per. year. Address, Clias. J. Peterson,306Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. IN another column can tie found the new advert jseipe^t of Aldrteb & Smith. Richmond, which was received too late f<rr insertion last week. They are now receiving an jmnieiwe 1, c.f .Fall and Winter Goods, consisting in part of Dry Goods Clothing. Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps. w hich they propose to sell at as low figures as any other house in the county. Tlie members of this firm are both live business men, and believing that "a nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling" se 11 their good-; accordingly? and the consequence is their trade is increasing every day. Do not fail to read their advertisement, and when in Richmond give them a call. ^ Yuri? TTo'iie Paper has some advan­ tage over the bij^itv weekly after all. True it does not qmitain quite as much reading matter. /Audits costs a litle more; but which is the most useful and interesting? Do the city papers say anything in regard tbyour own county ? Nothing. Do they contain notics of your schools, churches, meetings, Imr provements, and hundreds of other local matters of interest which the coun'y paper published without pny? Not an item. Do they ever say a word calculated to drawr attention to our county and its numerous thriving towns, and aid in their progress and enter-? ,prise? Not aline. And yet there are men who take contracted vieWs of this matter, that unless they are getting as many square-Inches of reading matter in their county paper as they do in a city paper, that they ate not getting the worth of their money. It reminds iw» of the person who took the largest pair of boots in the box simply be^cawse they coat the same as the pair muefe smaller, that fitted* ; t The next regular meeting of the McHenry County «entr#J association Patrons of Husbandry will be held at Growers Hall.Crystal L«k«.on Wednes­ day," September 30th. 1875. By order of Co«H»itte^ Jtt. M. CLOTHIER, Sec'y, Base Ball. The Bashful Boys of this village and Spring City Juniors, of Woodstock, played the second of their series of games at the latter place on Friday hist, which resulted in favor of the Spring City Club by a score of 24 to 17. The day^was cold and raw, and conse­ quently the game was not as good a one as could have been expected under more favorable circumstances. The next game will probably be played in this village. On Saturday the' Club from Geneva Lake caroe down for a friendly game, but® the boys found ifealmost impossible to get together a" nine, but finally suc­ ceeded in jpicking up enough to give the Genevaites a little practice, the game resulting in a score of 37 to 15 in favor of the latter. But four or five of the regular nine of this village were able to play. WE learn that W. G. Hiulhorst. a young man who has become somewhat notorious in this village for his "do- nothing*' qualifications, has been pass­ ing himself off as associate editor, agent, and several other things in con­ nection with this paper, ami on the strength ofthis borrowing money and getting his board, promlsingto pay- when he received his salary. Now we wish to state that said Ilullhorst never was in our employ any* capacity, was never authorized by us to receive subscriptions or do any business what­ ever for us. and all such representations made by him are falsehoods, manufac­ tured out of whole cloth. After borrowing money of whoever would lend him a dollar, he left this place last week, and the last we heard of him he was passing himself ©ft' in Elgin as editor of this paper which to make people believe appears to be the height of his ambition. Shoidd lie ever make his»|>perauce in this section again his reception will be more warm than pleasaut. O.XE of the most^eowardly and dis­ graceful acts that i\: has been our provi nce to record for many a day, and which almost proved a murder, occurred in our vjllage on Friday morning last, between the-hours of two and three o'clock. There is so many stories afloat as to the beginning of this fracas, that we shall not attempt to repeat them but suffice to say thatwhile the victim, William Tonyon, who lives just North of this village, was on his %vay boiue from the party at Geo. Schreinef's on Friday r,io: r.i:-.g in company with a young ladv. he was waylaid by two individuals, and while one held the hones the other beat him over the head with a club.cutting and bruising him in so horrid a manner, that for three days his life was dispaired ' of, and at the time of writing,' Tuesday, he is unable to leave his bed. Warrants were issued on Friday afternoon and jnitJnto Ihe hands of .the officers for the apprehension of the jMrrpetratots of this outrage, but up to the time of going to press their whereabouts has not been ascertained. We h'arn. we are sorry to say. that justjee for offend­ ers of tiiis Kind, has been rather slow in this--village for some. thu# past, and 4o this cun.-e alone can he set dowi; the frequent acts of rowdyism with which our streets have beeu disgraced. Be­ cause justice could not be obtained through the proper course of the law WJI* the occasion for a Vigilance Con;*- mi ttee in San Francisco some years ago. But'iu this enlightened country and age such things are not neeessayy. We have officers sworn to do their duty, and it is the-duty of the people to see that it is performed. The perpetra­ tors of this outrage should be brought to justice at whatever cost, and the rowdy element taught that the people have .-rights which they will be V}ade to j-esf{)ect. THE Third Annual Exhibition of the Waukegan Fair will commence on Monday next the 27th inst. and con­ tinue five days. The two former meet­ ings of this Fair were not excelled in the State. The most liberal Premiums are offered, and in addition to this the citizens of Waukegan have offered special premiums, making the induce­ ments far ahead of anything offered by Fairs in the Northwest. Their Premiums on Dairy products are ex­ ceedingly liberal, the First Premium on Butter being #20. added to which are several Special Premiums amoiin- tingj^to $30 more, making the First Premiu^n on Butter $50. As competi­ tion is open to the world we hope some of our McHenry county farmers wives w ill compete for this Premium. Let ns show our neighbors of Waukegan that we can appreciate their liberality, and not only attend ihe Fair but com­ pete for the Premiums offered, am] by a friendly rivalry bring the two coun­ ties closer together in the bands of friendship. The officers of the Society are sparing uo pains to make it pleasant, and profitable for all who attend, and should the weather prove good, we anticipate there will be a good atten­ dance from this section, Remember the day of comwenpment, Monday next, the 27th, . Jt'-a l Estate Transfer*. Conveyances filed fn the Recorder's I Office orMulTenry County, Illinois, for the week commencing Sept. 13th and ending Sept, 18th"A. ». 1875: CS Hiijckiiian am! wifo to Marion T. Spooner. Lot 5 iiiyck 7, Biuckmuu's miuiUon vu xiarvanl. <800. Christina Brueek and hasband to to Angus* tus Hopper. 120acres in sections, 45, 6. #7250- I.oren Stoddard and wife to, Wm. Fisher. North half lot i blk 18, west side Fox River, McHenry. $200. John Marshall and wife to Mario Mackbew. 80 acres iu ;C), 43. 6. Oeorjri' It Adams and wife to Hoary H. Cram In 11. J.ot in Marengo, fllR. L^ren Stoddard and wife to George Thomas. Lot 1 block IS, McHenry. #700. Lvdia A I'ettolmno and luislmnd to Alsa Snulji. Part lot land 2, block 3, Nunda, *68, A Brand and wife to Cornelius Hallasy. K hall 8\v 22, 45, 6. $100. J A I'armh to Chas Alderman. Lot 48, ASr sessors Plat to Marengo. $30. Martha Smith to lleurv Smith. East half West half, south east, &M, 6. *300i Same to Same, West imlf west half, aouth- CRst. 9, 4-:' (!. ®10»« W Mead and wife to Robert Sibler. Lot 4 and 5, Simmons addition to Kin* wood.' $1700, John P Titcomb and wile to Edgar M. Tit- comb, l.ots 1 and 4, lSlock 1!>, Hart s :ki Addi­ tion to Harvard- #a500. JVal.n- Warjen ami wife to Rhoda Stephens; 21 4<»- loo acres in nw lif n\v hf, 6, 43, 6. $500. Oanicl l.locher to Carl Nagcl. Part of lots 4 and 5, lilk .% Iluiel>inaon'8„2d Addition to Wood stock, $,!7o, _ M Gal la it her to Ole Blom. Lots»,4. 5, (!, and <, blk 8, Wiekers a'ddition to woodsioek, |400. PliilniM p I.inis and lui.sband to Delos Kid red West hrit, smitliwCHt, 22, 45, S, <Ci4U0. Ktniliuc Ford to George Ford. Lot 1,2, Sand t>Ul ®* ^ock itl Crystal Lake, J A Pnrrish to George ForJ, Lots in Crystal Lake, $-<25. *, Jeivmia'li llonovan to T J Dacj'. west half. nw 27, 4."> 5, $T>00. A H l'iirkor to Jaiines F Parker, sw 35, so il, all in 4t>, 7. iflWX). James F Parker and wife to A H Parker.-- Last halt, ne no 1, 45, 7, HOTEL AKKI\ ALS. 1*A UK Kit iiorsE. » J II CliiiM^i Go.» H Taylor Chicago H M 1-r.dv " a L Spalding •' MrsFiul;. » s Spa l ling «« 11 lira My •• w II lllake Boo skinner Fox I.akeT (' Cole »t wife •• 1> S Hard\yoll l{o< kli»r<l.I P Heard '« C I. Spalding (Chicago P P Gilions Klgin Tli'os'Parker Jr •' J (' Miner Boston Janu*H Hintrwood.l It Smith JiuicHville A J Hi.trnal Chicago Mrs Smith Mrs .V J Iiignnl Mrs C I. Spaulding Mrs^spaulding ' Kdwin Soalding " 15 II litirliiigamo V I. .-IKIIUUI^ « IIS llartM'ell HoVkfordHomer Potwin A Currier & Wife LodiG H Tavlor Mrs,I K'njrlesbv " C C ('ole T A ShoiVor Ohicago J P Hoard C II 1 iir.e Chicago Mrs C II l.nne " I. SI#avidson A wife S Spalding & w ife " C I- Spalding A wife L Tanner Davidson & Wife" CII Lane & Wife" Homer Potwin " MrsTLKeed C Lew is " M Mitchcl Chicatro Edwin Spalding" Tho« Parker " L II Westover Elgin T 1. Iteed Chicago C II Sanders " ' C 11 stark weatoer K C I'.rown L M Polio-, Milwauke A If Ilendee & lady EH Pratt Chicago D Dillon Volo L C Eastman " L I) Ileckard Chicago K Thompson " I. II Vastine «« It ileckw <Mi Elgin f L Heed & wife " John 'linker wtuikegan Mis^CE Miller " J lieo i Chicago C Lewis •• mvt:T;si»R ttorsR J T r.tp- loll Chicago Avers Elgin Mr- .1 E 15nnloll •• W M San lers El rin F A l!'i' kin.tn N V V, If Ililliiird Chicago L W D'lty Korkfov.'i J A Longll'iciiie Vj'is A.' v.V!iiteSouth lu-iid W S l>"nis Wankogun A Arbui.'. rot Hlocin 11' 15 lloag llig Foot L F Wolf Chicago M Hilliard IfOviatt " A sage Delavan Wis M Church Wotwl stock E V, ltichard Wo Miner ri}Jf4go F II lirown Lib'l T i. Cr.sMrec U judoC 1» Mansiield Marengo E ^ <). "r'"ck CL-.. Jo A A KiceNuRda , J llaoii.iond " II It lloag Big Foot li Trianhiill ttM:irk- waukesran F r OviaM ('ilicigo A Wtjl.-!i Glen Flora EM Sulii\aii Chicago C Bailing,»rten " B C Mart i'» and lnil v Frpd Jiiiabcrlv A l i ly AA l{ioo WooilstockT .1 Clifton Clinton J ThurweH Harvard S T Brown Tiuner Jn E B I)onthv (ivneva J"' Edwanjij Bolvidere Mr< fc ff D.;pit.?iv " J Dudley Mokena S C ,«re :!, Chicago It-C Traa't CUicago C M 8her\vood. Itockf.} J II Dustin Tleloit W A IJa rrell Chicago l»r Hall Milton wis A Bonnett Jacksonville L B Harrington Chicago IIM II vmphrey, " ' Null.')* F.. G. MAYES has just returned from the City with a choice stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, whleb you will do well to examine fatfove iwcjliasing elsewhere,. For the best variety, latest style, and lowest prices, go-to BjjckJin & Steveus, Two Kut ton 1\,id Gloves, only one dollar, at Thickliu (Stevens, ___ NUNDA. EDITOR PLAIXDKALER:--Miss Emma Lincoln fell down stairs last week and nearly broke her arm. The C?lub dance lasf Friday nighf was a complete success, 33 numbers being sold. The oyster supper all seemed to rejish by the way they disappeared* over 60 persons partaking of the bi. valves. The very hard frost last Friday night cut the .cucumbers and tomatoes badly. The firm of Artiesen & Vermilyia have dissolved and Ole has purchased Charley's interest. lie says lie will be glad lo see his friends aud-do lijs besf to please them. "We smoked." Over fifty persons of Nunda went on the excursion to Geneva Lake last Fri­ day. Mrs. Regan of Rock ford has just been paid SSOOO by the Protection Life Insurance <'o.. of Chicago, on a policy held by her husband, For further par- f JcnJars inquire of ,Jra M. Mallory, County Agent. The Quarterly meeting of the Deci- ple Church commenced here Friday and there has been a large attendance all through. I will try and send you a full report after they are closed. 'The next meetings will t>e held here and a revival meeting continued after, when we hope to see great good result frori} them. Iltelimoiict Depurtiiteet® JL A. •POTTER, Kurt OH. r Pasienger trains pass Richmond station « follows: ooixo SOITTH ,4 ' Genera Lake passenger A. *. Geneva Lake Freight P. M. OOIMO NORTLL Geneva Lake Freight 10:4® A. -if. Geneva Lake Passenger 7:37 p. M. itCII DIRftCTORT. ,, Rev. frl j. Douglass At.!- _ . at 2 P. M. ~ CSONOB'C \ Pastor. Serv METIIOI>'ST:--Rev. Si^l. Eam«»r Pa«tor. Services 10 .10 A. M. Sabbath School fl:SD A M. J. Lr'Downing, Supt^t BVPTIST:--Elder Wheeler Piitor. Services 10:80 A. 51. Sabbath School 14 M. Rumor says there is to be a wedding in town this week, but requires sealed lips Us (o names. So we say mam. By way of exchange I??v. C. M.Bing­ ham of Milburn Lake Co., is expected to preach iu the Congregational Church next Sabbath a 2 o'clock P. :M. - As the time draws nigh for a general election, we tear people talking about candidates for ofllce, but as the PLAIN- DEALER is Neutral in politics, we will refrain from mentioning names except rthe name of George II. Garrison of Greenwood for County Treasurer. He has for several years represented- the Town of Greenwood iu the Board of Supet visors, and in that board he has trained a reputation for honest square 'dealing and uprightness of character that every man has not attained. Pres­ ident Lincoln's rule will apply in his case. lie is capable and honest. September *6th, Daniel Dennison. of ;he firm of Downing & Denison, went to Genoa Junction with a team for a load of lumber and when lie was load­ ed a train of cars came along and his team become frightened and tipped his wagon over, he falling from the load partly under the lumber w$s hurt quite seriously, and was taken up in- seusible. lie lias now so far recovered as to be around, but is badly bruised. Would it not be well to learn wis«f<»m from the oft repeated accidents of this kind, and if necessary to be around the depot with blooded teams when traijis are passing, to loosen teams from wag­ on*. Cloaks, ready-made, Dresses, and a full line of Ladies furnishing gootbr. L*» i dies wanting goods in that line or ^ dresses made, will do well to give her a call at her rooms over D. A. Potters ^ jlry Oood* store and examine let_i good?, fall fashions Ac., ' ":"f > Mrs. Geo. B. Carpenter Mid Mr®. & P.Wodell, are preparing to visit the city to purchase SfilHn«ry Goods for the fall trade, whiih nr« wlll^ notice their return. BusinesH Notices* WANTED.--A convenient and com­ fortable home in this village. Inquire at the PLAIXDEALER Office. ^ ° Buy your Ready-M^e Clothityf pt P.G. Mayes. . , • v-. Violins, Flutes, and Fifes, Q. W, OWKN'fl. Coltoii & Curtis, Woodstock, take Babies pictures oil the wing. Machine repairs and all leading machines kept by E.M.Owen. Ready-Made figures at F. G Clothing Hares. " at bottom If you want any kind of Farm Impl** ments or repairs call on E, M. Owen. CALL at Parr/ & Martin's and see m nine cent print soltl for six. AM kind of Harnesses made by Henry Madden and H. S. Gurgon for Vale by aw.owaw. Call and see the great Kansas Grass­ hopper Picture at Colton & Curttt* Photograph Gallery. Woodstock. WE have some more styles of stand­ ard prints as good as are"sold for nine cents, which we are selling at six cents. PKKKV Jt MABTIX. Organs and Melodeons to rent at very low figures. o. W. OWE*, HORSE HAY RAKES--A few more of the celebrated Holingworth Rakes at E. M. Owen's. Hamburg Edgings, Yafc Laces. Gui­ pure Laces. Bugle Fringes, Silk Fringe, Braids,Triinings,Buttons, Collars,Ties, Felt Skirts. White Skirts, Gloves, Ho­ sier)', Alpaccas, Poplins. ^Invisible Plaids, Cashmeres, in great variety af Buckljn & Steven# pear tl*e Depot #£ McHenry 111, Particular Nstiee. All persons knowing themselves in­ debted to me either on Note «r book account, are requested to jcall and set­ tle the same without delay, as I am de­ sirous of closing up all outstanding ac­ counts at«|)$e* A«w#r<|to the wise is sufficient, < RlflgafVOpq, Sept. 8th, 1875. F. W. MEAIK I have an Tv-tey Organ that, has beef* rented Eight years ivbich is to day in perfect ordei- and as good as new and has never been tuned or repaired to the amopHt of o#e cent. It be seen at p, yr. Owes. Cole Cooley^k Co., have built an ad­ dition to their Flouring Mill and put in a steam engine of sufficient power io carry all the machinery, so they can mil their mill to its utmost capacity as efliftnally in dry weather as when there is a full supply of water. When we heard the sound of the whistle of their engine last week we felt ljke pro­ claiming success to the proprietors of I»iclimor.il Fleming Mill, for they will no longer have to watch the clouds, longing for a supply of water. If lire and water will not, work together Cole Cooley & Co.. have it so arranged that when water falls to have strength fire M ill give strength to steam to lend a helping hand to do the work efleetuslly* They are prepared now to do all the custom work that comes, far and near, in all weather, wjth disjigtch. Satis­ faction guaranteed. Come one, come all. All kinds of superior flour and feed keep constantly on hand, fyr sale at market price. Jerry Robinson our depot agent, is receiving heavy supplies of cOal both soft and hfird, at the depot. Also brick. Those waliling coal or brick, not brick in your hat. but veritable brick, to brick iip wells and cisterns, to build ^himijeys, &<•„ and those designing to use coal the coming cold winter, will do well to give-Jerry a eaU before coal, takes a rjse. J11 Shoemakers, Richmond boasts of th :ee No. 1 shops. John West, George AJf and John Wolr. They are receiving their fall stock of leather, and either of theii) would give you "fits." John West, in addition fQ i»M £iw»P Shop, keeps constantly 011 hand Har­ nesses ready-made, and a tip-top work­ man, viz; Geo. B. Carpenter, to make harnesses to order. AIL wot'fc done guaranteed to be done in workmanlike manner, ife also keeps Horse Blank­ ets, Lap and Buffalo Robes and all the fixtures usually kept jij a harness shop, which he sells at close figures. Burrows & Philips in ,the corner building are receiving direct from El­ gin, fresh baked Bfead., Cakes, Ac., Tliey aJs.Q Jveep Candies, Nuts, Oysters. Canned and Green Fruits, Cigars, &c.. whteh they are proposing to sejl cheap for (easli. A. D. Philips is agent and keeps a supply of.jt be Wheeler & Wilson Sew­ ing Machines on hand, for sale at rp* duced pnwes in payments to suit up* tonier^, S, P. Burrows, Barber, in M$r of Burrows <t Phillips Restaurant, Geo. P. Wodell, Photographer, one door North of Alexander & Hyde's Drug Store, 0 Persons wanting worfc in his line can he accommodated by giv­ ing him a call any suiishjuy day, Give George 9 ical| and see some of his speci­ mens of work, and especially some of those pictures that look a little more natural than the original, J|rs, Sarah J. Amnion's has opened a Dress Making shop in the rooms for? igerly ocu^|e4 by Mrs. C. N. KendqU aij,d Mrs. G. B. Carpenter. Ladt?s wanting work done in her line wil| be i8«re pall and see her fall fgihiQps ai)d latest styles. Jfrs. Clara Green has just returned fFOffl the city w^h aT^toc^ of F. G. MAYES is offering lied price in Ready-Made Clothing, and see. rode Call Colton & Curtis Woodstock, pay p*r» tieular attention to ehildrens, Portraits and guarantee satisfaction in every particular. Wanted at Bucklin & Steven's, near the depot, choice. Butter, Eggs, and Poultry, for which the highest prlap will be paid in cash or trade. Tho#e cent, fast colored Prints have arrived at Btu'klin & Steven's.and are going like hot cakes. If you want any you must come soon or they will be gone. We make a speciality of Copying and Enlarging from old pictures and finish* ing in India Ink, Oil and Water Color*. Colton & Curtis, Photographers Wood- stuck. FOR SALE.--One two seated buggy one single seat buggy one double wagon* All new and of the very best kind, will be sold cheap for want of store room. , O. w. OVIK Bucklin & Steyens near the Depot are now receiving their Fall and Winter Goods, whk'h wiU be full in every line called for by the ttouinuiuity •( prices to Wit> CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Bucklin & Stevens now have a full and complete line of Clothing for Men and Boys wear, and can sell you a suit of clothes from Eight Dollars np. Ford*s combination Side and Skylight is superior to any in the State, ana so well arranged that he has no difficulty in making brilliant photographs ft cloudy or dark days as well as fclear. It alsrt cuts the heavy shade off from the neck and does not leave it as bfack M an etheopiaifs, but. brings it out ftdl and round I11 all its graceful contour# New Goods, . No Old-Goods. Bottom Prices. Quick Sales. Small Profits For Cash. JiUGklintSe tftovenq Near the Depot McHenry 111, New Goods. No Q'd Goods. Bottom Prices. Quick Sales. Small Profits, F\>r Cafih, Jim k/in <£ Steven*, Near the Depot. McHenry IU, To Whom It May Concern, fhis is to certify that. I have eanrted one of the O. W. Owen Watches for the past two or three years, and c*tt say that in my judgment there Is «o beU ter time piece made. I have set mine yb Chicago time nnd carried it for" months without a seconds variation, I candidly believe that it Is the beat Watch in the country. If I could not get another I would not eeil mine at any price JO«N M# S»I»TH. Mcijanry August 1418?,% INTERESTING TO ALL. / This is to certify that we have used for a term of years the Custom Midi and Warranted Boots and Shoes kept for sale by Smith Bros. .«& Co. and can recommend them to be A No 1 in evejry respect, and we consider tbetu relative­ ly cheaper than any other boots and .shoes we have ever"used. John Heiman, II.'T. Dobeer, Saml. Sherman. Calvin Lobdell, Jacob Millar 2nd, ,11. Morev, B. F. Peck, John Flamming, A.P.Colby, E. A. Beer?/ It. II. Shei" I>I1I13, 9 SMITH.-111 this vilUufe. >ej.toinl»er »«fc 1875, of Dvsentt'ry. Flunk child of W. V. and Loui*» sjpiltl., :.^s»l i o^e inootk and live day*. For Sale, • Affev9hotoeTli<>mu}rhtav<l itotkefcire PlM ft>r tble. Stock iw^utiy UUlifted fhia Sniriand> »W V«T &M.OWK9. IfcH^KV, asth. 1875. * ^ ̂ \ \ \ y Notio^, o t hc'onrlosp r<s of (hp nn*J« _ n « » e A s t o f S p r i n g i » n > v e „ nule.-> itiun'alcllenrv,,.n or about the tith qui' Hu'Wit Mare. The wt is herehv antt. Il^tod Sppt., Wh, 1^1 . 7 .' ztlZzM i*2k 1