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>•* WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th. 1877. j_._ " - -r ' fc-- Railroad Tihne fable. «... -*, >ff J&9 GOIXfi SOL'Til. >MT||Ake PassoDeer,'...,. •nefa l,ake Freight... .,^......'...7:85 A. M. ...«»-»* «».. - 1:46 y. M. OOINO irofe*4 ' •NEN T„ake Freicht... ..10:«0 A. *. ABEVA BFTKE Pg?st-ngcr,,..w.....^»».7:0i>R M. . •*$£;• ..... MASONIC. "'i Mc,,kxrt riiM-TEii \o. 34 R. A- M,--Re«ru- lar • Convocations, li«lil on the 86conrl and » .fourth Fridays in each month*.- . • . - R 5 HENRT COI.BT IL P. •JRAA#S FCXABKI AlLEl* See,, . . CHURCH D.IR^CTORY. I METHODIST.--Rev. J. - If. Bacon, Paetor. lervices every Sun/lay ,at M»f A. M. and. 7 P. M. fiuniay Sc&ool at 1*2 M. W«. PAGE, luperintendent. HON fr; K. (Granger spent Sunday ist at his honje in tills village, retuYn-Jast at tnr to Springfield on Monday. T" Witt Ef-bee-gee phase accept. the 1 thanks of Em. for that maniple of ex- F-yifactum deer saccharimum. ^OMEN cannot practice law In Mieh- |£an; but they can caress their husbands With the rolling-pin Just trie. sitme is over. ' , Ttife lidme of tlie~ Bj'j^n (Hti&en it as . J ^ e n c h a n g e d S o - t h e E P t e s & ' . ffo doubt much the policy o! this move of the new proprietor. • GROUND has been broken for the new Sibre to be put up by Smith A; Snyder, jteilf the De*pot, \vhltjh We understaiid is ic lie occupied bv 1*. |3. Smith. ; LOST on JVidily. April 6th. between JfcHenry and Johnsburg. an over coat. The findei* Will be suitably rewarded by leavfng it at this office, or at the •tore of Chas. Kuhr.ert Johnsburg. A New York doctor says .to^^dss a person who has a sore throat is danger­ ous, and the disease is often communi- Sflited in that manner. We give tiiis Opinion for the benefit of the boys. , 0» iSi^HOP has just put a.new Safe iu his Warehouse that weighs over • ? fr three thousand pounds. )[t is ,0115 of best raamifactiire; and is finisl$i! "oft iff fine stvle. DONATION. A Don ion party will be hold at the M. E. Peonage in this village, for the benefit oif Rev. J. .II. Bacon, on ThYirs- day afternoon,and evening. April 19th 1877. The oltj $>lks and those at a distance are i.uvited to tea in the afternoon, 1fhe committee are in hopes whole community, ,wlil turn out and have Kl good time. " '"Si • .... t... . WK would Invite especial, attention to the new advertisement of Biickiin A Stevens, to be found in another column. They have filled their store wj^th s unusual large stock of Spring and Sutn- meV'Goods which they afe offering to the public at prices to snit the times. This .firm are close buyers, keep none bl«t thb best of Goods, ami by visiting the, market often iri* nfct behind in styles and patterns. Read their adver­ tisement. AN exchange says: Never go, into a •tore where you are not wanted. If a in a u wants you to come to his place of '.business he will invite you through an advertisement in yeur home paper, jit is very wrong of you to intrude upon tbeir privacy, so don't art i*. Attention is called to the new. adver- tfsment. of Dwight A Forrest, Boot and Shoe dealers. Woodstock, to be found in another column; They aret old ami fftliable dealers, and rttie selling first . blass goods at prices that cannot be teat outside of the citv. ^l»tly in-thif village, wffrt i«^*n«e«i* ihusiastic Democrat, named lier can:try «<•%fclrd Sam' ..Tifdeu. He did not sing " * much, but she loved him tenderly untfl ^ she discovered that Sam Tilden had an egg. Now she declare* that no def>endene£ cahi be placid ou a politi­ cian. • THE Steamboat "K. Emerson," has bten overhauleiK re-painted, and now presents a neat and tasty appearance. By the changes that havo been made ' •*' -rWle' learn that hej- speed has been nia- ' teriafly increa$4d. She will be ready io accommodate fishing or pleasure par- , iios the last of this wrek. • DR. BEVERLY, wiio has been Lectur­ ing on the Sciences at Riverside Hall, fn this village for the past few even- . r r tugs, although not having large &udi- * * onees, has been giving general satis- factidn to thoee who have attended.-- He will close his course to-morrow evening.- THE Poor Old Tramp, is th« tftle of ^ new and Beautiful song and chorus, by Will L. Thompson, Author of the famous "Gathering Shells from the Sea • Shore." Dealers ar# ordering it by the " ihousand. Tiie whole country will soon Wk sfnging "The I'dor Old Tranipr Prioe; with handsome picture title, 40- (jonts.--Published by W. L; Tli'ouipsou A Co., Ea'st Liverpool, Ohio, TrtE Band took adva'utage o'f tlie warm weather and gave our citizen* some fine m'usii on the streets on Mon- Mr Evening. As we hAv^ before said their is n^ Band iu the Northwest that have been organized as short a tTme as they have, that can compete with thVm the^ are tiow fully equal to many Bands that have been organized for years. This h the verdict of good judges.of music who have heard them. O. BISHO'P h^s mo'^ed lifs Agricultu­ ral Implements iuto his new Ware­ house, opposite Perry & Martin's sstore. and is now making everything red hot In thi Farming Tool line: He has a large stock of Farm Machinery of all kinds which he is selling at hard tinie prices; aii<T his stock fsso complete that a' man is sure to find what lie Wan'ts by calling on him. Look out for his new advertisement ti£xt week. • IN another colu»n can be foiVnd a : • Aew advertisement of Janfes RoSbins," ^ Sfol*e'ft, (JeAl'^r in Agricultural Impl'e- Went«: Mr, Robbins has been in'the •: lirti'sinVsS fcfr a good many years, is Well i£at& toirtitbty known tio the farmiii^ iommuity, who all know that the ^oods sold by him are first class and hist as represented His advertisement -»certainly worthy the attention' Of' contemplating buying.' , ! FRANCISCO'S Patent Seed Dropper, a useful little invention^ of whicfi we spoke last season, is fast becoming an iudispensihle article in connectionwith Corn Plantert. it needs only to "be used once to be appreciated. C. r|v. Kldredge is the Sole Agent for this •County, and those of our farmers who have liever seen it work should not fail to do.so before they commence their planting. It will save in time iu Ofce Season more than its price. THAT the population of McHenry. is gaining at a rapid.tate is beyond dis­ pute. We. had five new residents come among us last week, two of whik.h are boarding at Ihe residence dt uIck" Wells, one with (3., Bishop, one with Chas. Jordon. .and o^ie with Geo. W; Colby, rhe two boarding with Wells are gjrls, and weighed »n Mreir ji-rrival justeight pounds apiece, while Jordon's Bishop's and Colby's boarders arfi boys and weighed between eight and niiie pounds each. McHenry againsi the world--iii babies or anything eise^ THE Waukegan Patriot Says: "Lib-* ertyville has two of the smartest ojd men in the country. Uncle French, R. li s father, is 88 years of age, and this winter has sawed, split and piled about twenty cords of wood. H6 is the first mah u$ in tiie niprniiig, «*id ribout tHe last to retire; and WQIICS F"rom choice all the hours of day light. The other gentlemen, is Uncle Triggs, father of Georgo Triggs. isl?7 years of age and smart as a whip, ana a right intelligent gentleman to converse with. Both seem good to reach a hundred years." Is auothcr column can b* found the Proclamation of j- W. Cristy. of Ilin'g- wood,' to his triends and th'o public generallj'. in which he , informs them that he'has a large and welj selected stock of Dry Goods, Groceries. Crock­ ery. Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Drugs; and In short every­ thing usually kept.in'anWstrlasscountry store, whilfrli lie is prepWcrf. to: sell tiiem K$low as the, lowest.' What he toils you j'en can depend u'pou. there- fpre ff In >vunt of anything iu his line do uoi fail to'call and see him. Read what lie savs elswliere." . Tift "Favorite" i< ihe name of a new Gate that, lias just h'gen Patented by Keith & Leickem« of th'is vilfage, and every one wlio has examined it say at once that it is righ'tlj' named. It is simple, practical can be hapdfed by the smallest boy with ease, and is probably the cheapest Gate ever put up by a farmer or any one else. It is so ar­ ranged that it is impossible to get out of order, and while it is light aude:/sily handled is strong and durable. We have seen luiudredswho*have exanifned it ai>d all at once pronounce it the f>est Gate they e ver saw. A sample tf A'te can be seen near Colby's Drug Store. In'this village, and no farmer should fail to examine it when iu town. WILLIE CRISTY. oldest son of J. WV Cristy of Ringwood. returned honie on Friday list from Valparusio, lud.. where he has been for the past year at­ tending Normal School. This is said to be one of the best schools in the Wests there being during the past year iSSGOseTi'olars ftt attendance. At the close of the term on .'Thursday last j otmg Cristy graduated with high hon­ ors at the head of fhW Crass in the Commercial Department,' and also re­ ceived high conmVeifdatiOn for both Scholarship and Deportment from the Principal: VVi/lie is now 19 years of age, and his parents and friends have just cause to feel proud ot what lie has accomplished. Ills looks show that he: has worked hard bWt lie is well repaid bvv the lfigh hou6'rs lie has "rained. VILLAGE ELECTION. The Village Election yeste rday. for the election of six Trustees and onto Village Clerk, was hotly contested from thp opening to the closing of the polls. Two tickets were in th'g field, one hea^pd Village Ticket alfd the other Citizens Ticket, and yefc it was h A ird tell for what the contest was waged. Both Vickets were good ones, and we believe the men on either wojild hAv'e made good city Fathers^ and to tlie best of their abilitir gov­ erned our village wisely and well"; But still the friendly strife wejit on, and for those who like these aunuai con­ tests the hin was immense. ..There were 171 votes polled and the Citizens tacket. wastlected with one exception by .majorities ranging from 23 to 28, Tlie folUfwing named persons Wff« chosen: , , - M>r trustees--Richard Bishop, Johri If. 3ic0mber„Chas. B. Cnrtis, Anthony Weber; 0. J. Howard. James Wa)*h. JFbr Village Clerk--Michael Kelter. of the Hoard of Tru»teea. ... I CULM IL ROOMS. April Uth, W77. Board met on call. President Bislipp in the chair. Present, Trustees Searles Weber; Walsh, Hanlej, Story and Coo- stahie Leickena. , , , Minutes of last meeting road and approved'.,. . ,. .. , Bill of $7.05 in favor of Norqnest Weber for Blacksmit'iing allowed i»n *r^*"ed paid by order on 'treasurer, ^y.n motion G. T. Ilowe •o for use of Hall for last Clerk ordered MjyMWMHUrtiiWifcifeiir.il>. c. i w as u Town to di allowed Meet- draw ou .fisiilNO time is almost here, and the tibys, determined to be on hand at the first "nibble," can be seen every, day, with pole and line, \yending theil* way to some favorite fishing spot to test and see if they cannot obtain a k<bite." ' . . . * As yet irone have been successful, hut if tliey persevere ere long they will be fevviirded.. The river is getting clear and sodii fisjiing will be splendidi s ANY o'f our readers seeing the adver­ tisement of J. Sv BiinietCjOf Louisville Ky., pritenfed . proprietor of half x,. dozen valuable medicines, and having; branch houses aft ov«r the world, will, fiml it to thefr a'dvan^age to let them alone, and their jfnedicines too.--Ex. The same may. {>esaid, of another patent medictnte' Aon'cern tfrom Brook* lvn N. Y., Ash & Robbing T}ie press of the country 4 sliould ajii .beware of both these dead beasts and give thCucr a lift.--Decatur Era. We have had s'ome experience as re-, gards the latter JBrm,. • Their plan for catching the untuspe'c.ti'ug publisher is" a novel one. They send a blank to be filled out, prornYsing to ̂ k'y, on receipt of first paper 6ohiai'tiing tbolr "ads.," quarterly in advauce, which they fail to do, and consequently get from tW^ to four IssertiVuis for nothiug. They are unqresti'ohably a brace of swindlers who get thei* Itviug by spunging their advertising and palming oft their worthless iri%dicine8 u^oif the public. FfSs them aFouud.' OBITUARY. NRWEH.-*t his residence in Joliet,:Ill.. of Inn* fever, Monday, April 9th, 1877, UUARLKS S. N,KWEI.I_ Three days of sad, gloomy Weather draped our town in inneral •urri>uild- in^; from Saturday until Tuesda^. Irl thos% three, tlays. newS cauip of podr "Charley" Newell's ̂ V-ob;tl)le deatl^ and on Monday^,while t,he rain sobbed a tearful good-bye and the wind shrieked a reijiiirein. Sis geue,rous soul left its mortal tenement and winged its way to tiiat wonderful mystic realm of the Beyond where alone the great secret of our being can or will be revealed to us. Speculation upon the mysteries of spirit life was rife with him while with us. . is the secret now his ? Who can say,! Mr. Newell \yas born at Pittsfield, Mass.., on the 16th of Depember, 1832, and was therefore in his i6th year. In 1837 lie went from home to Springfield, Mass.; in 1^39 to Milford. N. Y.: in 1850 to Cuba, N. Y., where he learned the trade .of watchmaker. In 1865 he {migrated to Illinois, locating at Wau­ kegan, where he embarked in the bus­ iness ol(watchiuaker--liis first commer­ cial venture. Thinking his affairs mig'it t>« improved by a change, he, iu 1857, moved his effects to McHeurj\ 111. where, in 1858, he married Miss Marga­ ret M^Culluin. with whom he lived i happffy until hfs death, 'the affairs of ineu aiejairbject to many change^ atid lie again removed from his place ol* business aud located at Dwight iu 18U0. associating himself with his brother; ff.' T.' Jjewefl.' fa the hardware business. Here h^ did a successful business In many branches unlii 1874j wlren he moved to Joliet^' having previously purchased a bakery ahd eandj' manu­ factory at that pi ace > whfCli lie lias successfully managed since that time. We have,' therefore,' to deal with hi in as a citizen of Dwight, he haviufg been identified with most of the public im­ provements of our town from an early date. As a business man--one respec­ ted by all and honored1 for strict hones­ ty and attention to hfs own aftairs--he had few equals aud no superiors, and liis Wss can never be supplietl in a large circle of business acquaintances. • HUioe going to Jollet. he had made hosts of friends, all of whom deeply mourn' hisfoss,' and n'on'o mors so than those most intimately connected with hT #7 He was sick' but a few days, suffering canipa*i'atlveily little pairi, and was not concious of nis near approach to death until a few iio^ir^ before its arrival. He was attended fu his last hours by kind and syni'pa ihe tic. friends,' who did all within the grasp of human power to save him but try uo avail. ifis immediate family who ars left to mourn his art a father and mother, two sisters, two brothers, ti wife and three children. He was a member of no church, his religious be- fief being to do a£near right as possi­ ble and just to all hcrmau beings. His funeral took {frace from' the Uni- versalist Church, iu'Joliet, ou Wednes­ day, uiidtr the auspices of the Masonic fraternity, who conveyed' the remains to the depot, where they were taken in charge by a committee from Living­ ston Lortge, of which he was a charter member and one of its, first Masters,' and Conveyed to Dwight, where a brief service was held in the M. E. Church." conducted bs Rev. Mr. Glover assisted by Revs. Longley, Havermale and* Pollard, after which the remains were followed to their last resting place at ourccmetery. In this community there afco a large circle of friends who deeply nc'o'urn his loss and sympathize with' his family iu this their terriblf bereavement. There are many Incidents connected with the life of Mr. Newell which might be here repealled; but the good (|eeds of men live after them, and there will be many iu'tflns case. , As a friend, tbti.subject of this sketch*, was fast and' trv^ ;'a just &nd honorably opponent^ a. living, true) and nebfe husband, and a kind and considerate fattier. Wejto but echo the wishes of all who kuSw him whep'we say "peace to his ash&."-- The Dioight (ill.) Star. >ng; knd ,,, IMll.. v Ireasurer for same. On mbllon ilessrs. A. J Torranclttad Gee; A. Biickiin was appointed Its Judges an«l Clerk of Election for six Trustees and a Clerk for this corporation to be held /it the Village HaJ! on next Tuesday. Polls io hs open at 1 d'block A. M., and close at 6p;M. Adjourned ttt meiet on call. - • • V .«»• if. Btsiioi*, PreakteKkl M. KBbTEH, Clerk: > i , ' - Kit*Innoutl Department. . Passenger trains pass Richmond station aa follow*- . GOING A9VT« . , Geneva Lake Passenger....!. Genwa Lake Freight • "V|F OOINO NOBTU Geneva Lake Freight Uenera Lake Passenper. .^..TROS A. X .... .1$:30IF. M. .....10:40 A. * • • • • -7:®7 I*. X X . •• CHURCH DIRECTOR^. ,• I /(*>»«*g(JATiox:--Iter. F. J. l>oairlass. Paetnr. .HEJ-Tice;! at 7>V P. M. ,f MKTHOIH^T:--Rev. SNML. Services W>:30 A. 5f. Sablmth School K TO A M. J . L . , D u w u i n n , S u p t . i » i « - ~ Younf Pastor. Services 10:30 A. M. Sablmth School li M.- WOODSTOCK. EDITOR PLAIN DEALER There is no great stock of new^ oh liartid this week, and as the denrfsin<i nevier Ceases, the price has gone higher tllau gold did in 1865. Mr. Morris^ having kept liis fttykstor* open througl) the. winter and having learned that this city has not yot arrived at the propper stage to support a shop of that kind will leave Wodtfc sioCk tile present week for some place where more money Is to be mad,s. May success attend him,, as has, made many friends diiriiig his short stay among us. Nortoli Mud., .Barley dppear io be trying the, bulldozing ..fflim, on eacli other in the matter of prices^ the insult being that, this spring ls 4 flrlt i'lite time to buj' lumber, I'he nightly meetings at the Metho- dlst cliurch under thie inspiration of Pellett, continue, but the town has not yet been converted. Perhaps the conduc­ tor or that meeting might learn a lesson from the XVIII chapter of 1st Kings without putting themselves lii the place of Elijah. ft 1*1 Clnifbli reSu h'is lecture on tiie Centennial to about tho .ftsuiil atidlsi^e and although his matter wap in teres* ting and his loice pleasing, it was ob^ vious that he had not taken into con­ sideration the little extra effort that was necessary to make h'mse.if' heard in so large a room, aud spoke too low sometimes. Doubtless some ot his la.ly hearers expected him to say something of tlie Woinaus Pavillioii, if so tliey were disappointed, in writing of so large an exhibition one must stop somewhere, and although «ome liave said that tlie Pavillion was the neatest thing bn the ground,' it evidently did ndt strike Mr. Church in that way. The new board of tefwn trustees has qualllfed but has n<5t yet organized,' still by reference to the school la^, 1^ is pfafn tc/.b^f seen tliat sonie one mu»| be selected for treasurer who does not deal in school books,: slates, pens, or pencils. Hon. ]\f. L. J^Oslyu c^m'e homo on Saturday aud does not appear as though he vtere iu the last stage of consihitption of hi need of watchers-- while in Woodstock. He says tlie com­ pulsory school law, and the one known as the Etter bill, have been defeated but that other amendments are in con­ templation, T,he countenance of McLaughlin.' who had the contract to run the Railroad aud Warehouse Commission made Its appearance upon our streets; last Fri­ day and although mixed up with! a cigar, leaked fa«uil|ar. It is fust possi­ ble that he wants that new ^fifce of County Guardian, wherf the Legisla ture has passed the bill. The School Board has Introduced two new; boek*s ,thi6 spring,' "How Plants Grow," Snrf ' Halt's Composition and Rhetoric." •. i • Calvin Miller, who moved to Iowa last fall,; i« fu town onva visit to his daughlef the wire of Mack Knight who Is very few--consumption. Tli«j caucus Saturday night nominated tfr! b avis for Mayor, and there b»ing no opposition he will probably be elected. '*Eds" new store has Blossomed otft in green and gold, with a new sign that glitters so loudly that .he who .runs may read the name of its proprietor. That new front is almost as attractive as the still! inside. , Those who. doubt this mi&y go i'ti*and see.'"Ed^ won't be mad- ( . ;, / Woodstock hat mes^ith a .^reat loss lii! t'lie emigration of Mr. Curtiss\ h'e liaving gone to'tiie Empire (State to spend the remajndef qf bis.jdji'ys; so if we have no one to enlighten us on poll tic#" in 4'dvance pf the ^a|>erS, Mont- go^ri'ery's woodchuc)c ke^s us posted on'Vh4 weather so wo aris content that thst .matter is no'worse/ t City election Tuesday aifter whieh "J perhaps some of, those piles or ashes anc^garbage will disappear .from our streets. ^ SPIRITUALISM'E^POSED! ^ Dr. Beverly has investigated this subject in New York jwifl Chicago and will explain Clairvoyance rapping", Table-tipping,Trances,'and all other- performances, mo^t.-, wonderful and amusing, at Rivergidft Hall, on Thurs­ day evening. Apri.JYljJth,'. Admittance 25 cents, Children 10 cents. New arrivals. oV DRi^SS -GOODS, Ginghams. H«>afryt Tiwj. and Fancy Notions, at^ Lansing A Sanson's. MASONIC. RICHMOND LOIM»K, NO. IM, A. F. ft A. M. Regular C<»nvooatioiis flret Moudav in each montl* on or before the tull moon, and the second Monday thereafter. ,U. P. WODEI,L» W. M ±z. Secretary. ,. "Ike" has washed his windows and got on some hew &tov**i V!> l;Dave" sajrs there Is pjpnt^ of tlm# ytt.togetnew goods for the Sprliig trade. . • . If j-oil see a mule toani , coffii iij| V ' I I » gi TI fence. Then you won't be safe. ' C. F. Hall Is bnildlngan addition to his store , to make room for those Herrings that.are shipped here so plen­ tiful about this time. Business Noticed <&o to E. M. Oweu for Plewf. tlojrs Cfothing. at F. G.Mayitt. • • t i,> • --:-- Best thing in Plows. Call and «• *• If you am in want of Flonr, Food) 4kc.,go to iianley &>8ous. McHenry *l ' "!• »• i . Biiy Hanlev & Sous -colebrtted tent Flour, the best in the market. «*- -T,V Good Yard wide ^rrrwn Mieotlngg only 7 cts per yard' At P. D Sumi's. $$11*8 Safes, all sizes, for sale by Ol Biiiiyp. iht>ie|,e line of WALT* PAPEH at verj*' .low prices at Lansing St Evansou's. Eldredge is alive and ̂ iroii^dfor jron can hear his war-whoop almost'every Then what of tK say I he buys elephants. it ? Hornby ;nows. iat i £ sr, frjid level. ^hat some political office- seekers and wire-workers sometimes gets Set back to sawing wood (if, that is ttfeir fortei) or even something else. . llenry Triblecock.is abniit, to leave usi llr starts for lovva thia week where he has bought a farm. Behave yourself Henry, and may luck go with you and your family. We noticed A. P. Wells on our streets Saturday, looking much better thau we expected to see him. He returned to Kockford the sanie evehihg: yonie ag^lui Ai I*; f Will b^J»iKt a«^fadtosee you at aiiy time. Richmond people haV«t not forgotten you. ( James Bacon, the old Union Veteran, has not forgotteu the cowardly assassi­ nation of our President, Abraham Lincoln, on the 14th of April, 1865, for lis had his flag at half mast draped iu mourning ou Saturday last. Long may the Old Veteran live. Hurrah for Smith, Aldrich A Haythorn. Three thousand rolls of Paper at one time. Now boys, out of the profit of all of t-lils Paper it seems that you can afford a paper trimmer, thei^you will be ftx^d fpr handling Pa­ per sis well as any one In the county. OF AUCTION SALKi ilOUSEHOLD FURNI'FTTRE. The undersigned will sell at Public Auction, at his residence, known as the residence of Mrs. H. N. Owen, in the village of McHenry. on Saturday, May 13th, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M.. all Ills Household Furniture, consisting of Parlor, Sitting Room, and Kltelleu Furniture, Bedroom Sets, Crockery, Stoves, &c. Will.be hold without reserve. Par­ ties yishing to purchase at private safe can do so by calling at my resldfonce iit any time before ^li# Sa'fe1 . „ TERMS of SITLFE.--All' sums of $10and undefc cash. Over ̂ hat sum a credit of eight month's will be given on ap­ proved Notes at 8 per cent interest. ,x. i • • IL D. Luff. F. K. GEANGEB, Auctioneer, COWS AT AUCTION! 75 Choice Cows Purchased in the North part of Wisconsin, will. be. sold at Public Auction, at Lansing's \*ards,' Near the Depot, McHenry, 111, Saturday,' April 21st,, 1677, Commencing at 10 o'clock A, M, Persoi^s ^isVin'g a fe w Choice, Cowf to fill out ,their Dairi|es, o>* a single Covv foi( family use, will find this a rare chance.' . .Jl'jytsr< --Pu/»?liasdrs ,wi 11 be given Six Months titpe on approved Notes at 10 per cent interest, ( LANSIXO IT BENT*»I.D. r. K. (&A1 AVGER, Auctioneer. THE Averlll Chemical Paint Co., has •8ta*bfi8hed a branch house at 171 East Randolph Street, Chicago--^withdraw­ ing its agency there--and now are pre­ pared to deal direct with their custo­ mers. This Paint, owing'to Its super rier durability and convenience of form, has su perseded . the . e^ld-f ash lone d paints. All communlcattatajt designed for this company should be sent to the above address. ----;r^-- ^ r : < THE PEOPLE WANT PKOOF. .There ip n<? medicine pr^gc^ibed hy, physiciiws. or sold hy Druggists, tiiat carries such evidence of its success and, superior Virtue as -.Boschee's., German. Syrup .for severe Coughs,' Colds s«|ttle<|- ou the . breast, Coi^iunptioji, or aift disease of ti>e Throat' aud Lting^. , . A proof of that fac^t is .that any pe.^,on afflicted, cau get a Sample Bottjie forlO c^nfs and try it#,superior -eftifect befere l?'fc?iiig the regular «ize at 75j<5ents. It ty$s lately been introduce^ in this coun­ try from Germany, lbs wonderful cures are aston^hing,'-. everyone that i^se It. Three dot$e« will relieve any cpae. Try it; 60)tl by Henry Colby Druggists, McHenry Illinois. . -• • f,-.--*-- The cheapest and best Pictures inj the county at the Fine Art Gallery or L. S. Gorton, McHenry. For a firsv ^htyf Photograph, go to L. S. Gorton's, at Ford's old Gallory, Mellenry. ---f+J--- fit .« The choicest brands ?f 'iFlour to b# found iu the West are wado.hy H*nloy & Sous. No Half Patent or Huuibiigl CLOTHING! CLOTIU^G! A lnrge. Invoice at unprecedented Low Prices^ at P. D. SMITH'S. A bran liew Organ at O. W. Oil 'm% for ̂ 100. Biickiin & S.tevens |uive a largestoelc of Clothing wliich they-wlll sell at very low prices in order to reduce stock. Particular attention paid to copying^ at tltt> oid.,Gallery ofB. A. Ford, to* L, 8; Gorton.- ' PRIXTSjp WW and desirable styles . at 0 cents per yard at Laiising A Evan- son's. BuckllH & Stevens have a few Overj Coats and jl.aoie* , CJwakfi, left which they will cl^se out at such prices as will seil them. Fancy Nfife and Letter xl**per, wltl( envelopes'tb match. Very neat stylos. At O. W. Owen's. r . Jj • ' • i;.---, .'H'-tfiv" , Call at the F|i»e,Art Gallerj*of L. S! Gorton^ over PiiiTy & .Martin's Storej and examine, h^s specimens. Good Pictures or no p'siy is his motto. Buckling »tev|»is wish to their stork as mu£h as possible the next sixtyi afcy#. aud will,make U for the interest of close Cash Buyera#i> call on the mi / Glit:AT I^&uljfyoN! In the prices p^tfio.puft'alo aud Roek( estert ^<({>ts and- K|hh\>< • Dijii't fail t« see ,ihem * * tiotfsi : • redoe? wlthi^ before making yotur seleo- p. t>: I1TH. New and elegant styles of Winter Dress Goods, in Fall and. tlie most pop- a large variety of| nlar>hades.--Also Ladies Waterproofing and Cloakitngtj at P. D. SMITH'S. MARK 'EM, DO)VN» Flannels and Wood ens, marked dowil to sell. Ilats aiul X,>p8 marked to close. Biick,iMitts and Gloves awij down, ^intei' Goods., of-. reduced at iSucklin A Steven s. , 1 la,ving engaged the serviooa of lt flirst-^lasfs Re toucher i!n Ciiicago,, 1 im novVipt^^ar^d to make as fine Picture^ as cjju be ^ouud iu 4,he county. Call and see specinseiw. . Li S. GORTOK, , At Ford's old GalUurf, boM T BUY FRUIT When 3*011 can, raise It,cheaper. Hav­ ing decided to go iuto , the Nurserjc business, I offer t«*' Mdfe . jptiblic a flrnH class lot of Fruit, .Shade. Ornamental and Evergreen Trees. ;M low. as thejfr can be afforded, and wiljf make a lilteraL discouut for cash. Thl3 means bnsiuesf Come with your te^ps or send for what you wish aud you will get it. ' R. A. BCCIUi Ringwood, I1L, April 9th, 1877. ?fE\V SHOE The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that he has opened a Shoe Shop in Lansing's Block, neartho Depot, and is now prepared.bo do work to order, ou sliort nptice satisfaction every time.-., :i,l«ng an ploas«L itur atton- Glyo mo m cal1- Bww. .••tt • w-;;" f^wlttg'. to th« gre«it rush of Custom Grilling at our Mill we have boon- obliged to ship in several i\ar loads ot Minnesota Flour to accom.modato our ci'^toMiorft. and we arorruow ottering. Choice Minnesota Flonr ac f7 pet barrel. We have also a good supply of Corn, Bran and Feed, .which we ara selling at corresponding low figurof. We warrap4everything delivered front- our Mill just as represcntet^ %Give tia 11 Call. A. I-I. HAN^¥ &Soif. -- , MRSTEXBER THLL m • •;« V'5| •J •i Kia nla, fatal icmim uj (iiciii!<|riU)Ui!/ii|l^v sumption and otjier . Thjroa|(, vand Lung DISEASE. BOS( HKK'A GKUMAN SVKIF has been used in this,,neighborhood for the past $wo or tlifjoe, years ,without a. failure t<o cure.'t:*lf.yoii,h^ve noi tfSed thisfmed|cine yourself,' goi to your Druggist, Henry Colby, .and u*Ut,faini of Its wonderful success among lifs custotuo ore.- Three dosos will ijelrs-ve tlie worst case. If yon have i*f , fajth in any medicine.-just buy a Sample Bottle of BOSCHEE'S GEKJIJ^N SXRUP forlOconta and try it. .JRegiilar siie bottle 7ftcents. Don't ueglcct a cough to save 75 c«ata • 1 1 1 mmjmmmqtKimm • MeHKNRY MAHKICT. Br rfER--Packed, 20(g23 cts. BsM' 15 @18. ('HEESK--14C, EGOS--12Jcts. LARD--13 CTS.' - . -T . BKAXS--«1.50@1.75 POR BTTSHO^ OATS--20@28^; . - V POTATOES--GL P«R BUSHS^ ,^ CORN--GLS.RTR TON. ^ FI.OI R--#7.00@$8JW PER BARREL HOGS -S DRESSED, $5.60. TIMCTHY SEED--$1.40(^1.60 PER EL. !|( Y J CLOVER SREI»--F7@8.00 per hnshoL* FLAX SEED--$1.40(^1.50 per bneh^ HUNGARIAN--40 cts. per liMhol. HAY--83@6 per Ton. I TURKEYS--Live, 8<§10 eta per pound. CHICKENS--Liv», S(^7OIT PTR PTMF1