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pililktlH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 th. 1877. Rs!!rcad Tim# TaSile. GOING flOUTIL . 6«BewL»ke Passenger .„ .Ttfcx. *. Ctseo PMimger , .»<. A. M. Oen-JTI lukc Freight. 1:47 F. M. Cisco Passenger..,.,...0,..*.^,,.....,4:66 p. M. GOING SOUS. Gen<*v4 Lake Freight ...........*WH A. M, Cisco Passenger II*8S "A» J*» Cisco Passenger < ...6:43 P.M. Geneva Lake Passenger....7:08 P. M. • - - - • * ' • MASONIC. MCITIVS H* CHAPTER Na 44 B. A. 3L--Reffu* lar Convocations held on the second and fourth Fridays in each monttj. ' . " BEXBT COLBY H. P. PFTLASKI ATLRN 8ec„ CHURCH DIRECTORY. MwritoniST.--Rev. J. H. . Bacon, Pastor. Services ever? Sunday at W*4 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday School at 12 M. VM. PAGE, Superintendent. LA WW FKSTIVAL. Ltdies of the Univtnalltt Socie­ ty©? this village. Will hold 4 Lawn festival oh the grounds of D. S. Smith, . adjoining the Universfcllst Church, on Friday eventug of this week, June 29th, at which time Strawberries and Ice Cream will be served, and Croquet and •ther amusements Indulged in. All nir« cordially Invited. As this Festival Is gotten up for the worthy object of helping to repair the Church* it is hoped that our citizens generally will turn out and lend a helping hand. Re­ member the evening, Friday next, June 29th. Should* the weather prove un­ favorable it will be held In Riverside Hall. W# soticfd Rou. T. D. Murphy* of Woodstock on our streets on Monday. MCHENRY Public School closed for the Summer vacation on Tuesday last. FIVE dollars worth of Paris Green, carefully administered, will kill all ths bugsou a dollar patch of potatoes. RAG money or silver is the question now days Either will do. SeSd along whichever you have. Only $1.50 in advance. THE time draweth near when the boy doubleth up, and the inspection of his pulse and pocket revealeth the little ap­ ple which caused the mischief. Fact: THE sewing machine agent, since the patent ran out, has to talk just as much and just as fast, and tell just as many lies for #28 as he used to tell for #86. ,'«b> . BY the Harvard Independent we learn that one of the editors of that paper called at out: - office, on Old Set- (tiers day. Sorry fwe weff| net in. jComs again. • '-7 p GEO. ROTHKKWIL is feuiftlUg 4" ad­ dition to his r^idfwee, which Mjil not only give hi In more ne%ded rOorti, but ""add much |6t||ie |ipp#arahc<| 4f Ms dwelling. WE learn that the contract for re­ pairing the Universalist Chnrch In this village, has been let to F. A. He bard, and that the work will be commenced at once. WE would direct the attention of our readers to a notice of the j,apesvi]le Woolen Mills, to be found elsewhere. They offer to exchange cloths for Wool l^ lftllowinr from 40 to 80 cents per pound " for the sairie. IsM WORKMEN commenced on Tuesday putting up a store opposite Perry & Martins, on the lot bought of E. M< Owen by P. D. Smith. It is to be 24x60, and two stories high. Who is to occupy it we hive not, as yet, been informed. THE regclar meeting of the Hon. Board of Supervisors of McHenry County will be held on Monday July 9th, 1877, at the Court House In Wood­ stock. P. WHITNET, Couniy Clerk. A PARTY of Picnicers from Weed- stock. chartered the steamer "Athlete" on Tuesday, and made a trip to the LakeS. Among the familiar faces we noticed Judge Murphy, AJ£x-Sheriff Church, Alderman A,K. Banker, Geo. Pratt, Sheriff Stedmaa apd A. 8 Wright. • ' i A »EW sign ornaments the fipnt of Riverside Block, composed of large two foot letters, which read "Riverside House." Fr. Hechtle done the werk, who we have no hesitation in saving is the best Sign Painter in Northern Illi­ nois. * * WHEN in McHenry on the Fourth of July do not fail to call at Gorton's Art Gallery, and have your picture taken. He is now making some of the finest Photographs ever produced In McHenry Call at his Gallery, oyer Perry A Martin's Store,and see his specimen*. WE saw at the Warehouse of R. Bishop ft Son, a fine single Carriage, just from the manufactory of Studebaker Bros., South Bend, Indiana, which they had ordered for Mr. Jelm Sturdevant,of this village. It cer­ tainly the finest carriage'in this village «nd cost, we learn, #350. COMMISSIONER WENTWORTH IS NOW *t work grading the street running East from the Depot, which when completed will be. a great'improve­ ment to that locality. He is filling in and raising the street in a manner that will remedy the mud hole that has always been found in that section both Spring and Fall, REMEMBER the Lawn Festival, on the Grounds of D. S. Smith, on Friday eve­ ning next. The McHenry Cornet Band will be in attendance. THE officers of the McHenry County Agricultural Board have changed the time for holding the next Fair from September to October 2d, 3d. 4th and 5th. This was done so as iiot to inter­ fere with Fairs held in neighboring counties. BEN GILBERT has been struck., with the spirit of improvement, and is put­ ting a new wall under a portion of the front of his building. Ben don't make much noise about it. but nevertheless is selling choice Groceries at bottom figures. If you don't believe it call at his store. THE Dancing Public should not for­ get the Parties to be held at the River^ side and Parkers Hall, in this village, on the evening of the Fourth. The best of music will be in attendance at both pi ace sv and nothing will be left undone to make it pleasant fbr all who attend. ALDERMAN C. B. Curtis, has been treating his residence to a new coat of Paint, which much improves it? ap­ pearance. The work was done by Cur­ tis & Wait, who as Painters, Grainers, or anything pertaining to tlieir line have no superiors In the county. Fred Snorr has also been Painting lu and around his residence, which much im­ proves its appearance. THE Steamer "Athlete" earns ticwu the river on Friday night last, and is now anchored at her old dock, and is ready to make trips to the Lakes with Picnic, Pleasure or Fishing parties at all times. She Is under command of Capt. E. Griswold, with Ira Snyder as Engineer.* Her boiler has been en­ larged, and she has been repainted and otherwise improved, and presents a very handsome appearance. THE arrangements for the 4th are progressing favorably, and a large gathering and an enjoyable time may be expected. All kinds of Athletic sports will be introduced in the exer­ cises of the day, such as Base Ball Game, Foot Bacing, Boat Racing. Ac. The Steamer '"Athlete" and "R. Emer­ son" will make excursion trips during the day, and nothing will be lacking to make it a celebration worthy of the olden times. THE Hebron Dramatic Association, make their first appearance at Union Hall, in that village, on Thursday and Friday evenings of this week, the 28th and 29th,at which tipie they will pre­ sent the beautitul Drama of "The Fatal Glase," and the Roaring Farce of "Poor Pillicoddy." They are composed of good material, and although this is their first appearance we have no doubt they will give an entertainment well worthy the patroaage of the public.-- We bespeak for them a rousing bene­ fit. ED. POTTER, while counting eggs the other day, that frieud Parsons had brought to the store, heard a peep, but from whence came the chipper no one could tell, and the search was finally given up. The next morning as David opened the store door, he very audibly heard the same peep, and on going to the pail he saw protruding through its prison shell the head of a beautiful lit­ tle chick, who was cared for and is now doing well. Ed says he bhall contract with friend Parsons for his spring chickens hereafter at ten cents per dozen, and raise them hiuicelf.- -llich- mond Gazette. WHILE passing the store of O. W. Oweii, a few days since, we noticed him unloading a new invoice of the celebrated American Sewing Machines, for which he is the Agent in this sec­ tion, and we do not exagerate when we say the American has gained a popu­ larity in this county second to no ma­ chine ever made. The points claimed for it are it has a self-threading shuttle self-setting needle, never breaks the thread, never skip# stitches, is the lightest running, the simplest, the most desirable, and in every respect the best Family Sewing Machine in the market. We adyise our lady friends to examine the New American, as they cannol fail of being pleased with it. THE Algonquin correspondent of the Dundee Record says: Allan Pinkerton's new book, "The Mollie Mnguires" has been received here, and can be bought of Wm. H.Earlle. It has fifty illustra­ tions arid is very interesting. Eight of the "Moilies" are to be executed to day (Thursday 21st,) in Pennsylvania. They were brought to justice by Allan Pinkerton, after extraordinary detect­ ive operations among them-, covering a term ot thi ee years, the full and won­ derful incidents of which are graphic^ ally told in this volume.*^ It is double the size of his former books. Price #2- 50. This is said to be one of the most interesting books yet issued by Pinker- ton, and we have no doubt wi'l meet with a large sale. We trust some Agent will visit this part of the County soon. HAY BAKES! HAY RAKES! The unrivaled Tiger Self Dumping Rake has no equal. A child can oper­ ate it. Also the celebrated Holling- worth, Furst & Bradley and other leading Rakes, at E. M. Owens. New styles of Men & boys clothing, Don't buy before yon examine our stock. P. D. Smith, III KQ WOOD- Passenger trains pass Hint wood station ** fbllOWS: . ... ,s- GOINOWWi" ' Geneva Lake Passenger...... . 7: IS A.X. Cisco Passenger ".«:*» A. M. Cisco Passenger.., , «....4:47 P. K. GOING " Cisco Passenger..................... M. Cisco Passenger 6:02 P.M. Geneva Lake Passenger.... 7:10p. M. Services at the M. E. Church every Sabbath at 10:30 A. *. Rev. I'll ill) Gorton, Pastor.-- Sabbath School, 13 M. Mrs. Madolc, Supt. Lyceum every Thursday evening, at the School House. Wm. Nictele, President. Only one week more School. We are informed that our School un­ der the management of Wm. Nickle will give an exhibition at the close Of the present term. Wo regret to learn that Mrs. J. W. Cristy has not as yet recovered from her long continued sickness. A speedy recovery for her is the sincere wishjof her many friends. Now as we have an express Office oar friend Langham rejoices and wishes everybody to know that he is better than ever prepared to pay the highest cash pri$e for Sheep pelt*. Mr. J, W. Cristy has recently put In a new and handsome Show Case whl^h is used exclusively for Cigars, among which may be found some of tho very best of Brands. We have tried them and find them to that could be wished for. : ." BlSMAaK. THE entertainments given 'Jbjf Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lord, at Riverside Hall, on Friday and Saturday eienfngs of last week, were well attended, and hignly satisfactory to all. In fact everyone who was present are loud In their praise of the manner in which che several pieces brought out were rendered, which proved that Mr. and Mrs. Lonl arefnot only professionals, put stand in rhe front rank. The first evening they gave the Third Act of Othello, with Mrs. Lord as lago, fol­ lowed by th« Farce of the 'tEuglish- man in Paris," and on the second the thrilling Temperance play of "Saved," followed by the Farce of "Six Months Married," and we have no hesitancy In saying that|in every particular they wire as well rendered as they conld have been with a dozen Actors. Mrs. Lord is a host in herself, and is well supported by her husband. Her magic changes of characters Is truly wonder­ ful. In any part which she assumes she takes it with that grace and ease that few if any can equal. We hope they will see fit to visit us again at no distant day. "SWERT FORGET MK NOT." this is the title of a new and magnificent song with a remarkable pretty waits ehoru*. composed by "BOBBY NEWCOMB," "#F minstrel fatne. It is sung by Primrose and West, ofllaverly's Minstrels; Dele- lianty and Hengier. of the "Tony Pastor Troup«»;" Adah Richmond, and other first class artists, ail over the country. This song will surely be admired by everybody. Price, 40 cents per copy; can be had from any music dealer or from the publisher. F. W. HELMICK. 50 West 4th St. Cincinnati, O.* Laiies Hose. Handkerchiefs, Ties, Cufl's and Collars in endless variety and at prices that defy competition at Lansing & Evanson's Carpets, Carpets, Carpets. 33 differ­ ent styles at P. D. Sjnith'a. NOTE LOST. Lost, a Note, for #75, given by Ira Washburn to Philander Potter, or bear­ er, and signed by L. A. Parker, as so eurity, bearing date May 28th, dtw one year from date at 10 per cent. The note was written in black ink and the name of the signer in Purple Ink. All per­ sons are cautioned against negotiating said note as payment thereon has been stopped. PHIL«:N4A POTTER. VOLO, Juno 15th, 1877. If you buy your goods for cash don't fail to give us a call. We mean just what we say and if you will examine our goods and prices we will prove this assertion. LANSING & EvANSON. Nun da Department. Time of Trains at Crystal Lake. WJSCOXSIX DIVISION. OOIMGNOKTH. I^ghtfi;^!. .".v.".......*'«. Mail.... .,... 21: IS A. --. Wo ."If •'""f " . . . 1 1 AI M. Woodstock .... ...v.. 5:20P. M. Fondrtn Lac............... ... 6-4.1 P M. *St. Paul (night)... P. II. GOING SOOTH. ^A.NL ,<NI*HT> ...4:48 A. M. Woodstock ...k........7:4S A. M. JoiHi do Lae.^v..vi.TIR&T;...«:«7 A. M. St. Paul... Mail ....... 2:10 p. M. ...5;a0P„ M. •Runs daily except Saturdays. 4 tituns dally exrept Mondays. All other trains run daily, Snndayi Ox* CQpttiU. <--* V fOX RIVER BRANCH. OOIXO XOFTTH. Accommodation Cisco..,.,,. Cisco '" Mail... ....... A. *. ...'•11:1ft A. M. .....5:»P. JT. .....6:43 p.X. Mail . Cisco. ..7:45 A. M ......... . 8-57A M Accommodation.....^VV......5'35 r UISCO IV" K., . A" trains run daily, Sundays excepted.-- None of the Cisco tralus run South of Crvstul Lake. ICE CREAM Friday. Saturday and Sunday evenings, at the Riverside Ice Cream Parlors. FOR SALE. A Thorough bred Short Horn Bull, two years old, large and fine and a good breeder. Ho is registered in A. S. H. Herd Book. Would exchange for a good Horse. W. W. ELLSWORTH, Wool Growers, Attention. The subscribers will pay 40 cts. for Wool washed on the sheep, 30 cts. for unwashed and 45 to 50 for tub washed, in goods at last- years prices. . JAKRSVILLR WOOLKN MILLS. North Main St., Janesville, Wis. Clothing, a fresh stock. Just re­ ceived a full stock of all kinds of Cloth­ ing. Our prices are lew and our goods are tho best. LANSING & Ev ANSON. GOOD FARMS FOR 8ALR I-have four good farms, situated in McHenry county, which I offer for sale upon the most reasonable terms. Two 80 acre farms, with good buildiugs, or­ chards and improvements; one farru of 215 acres with buildings complete, well- watered and fenced, under fine cultiva­ tion; also my home place consisting of 280 acres, oue of the finest farms in Mc­ Henry county. Both of the largest farms lie 2J .miles south of McHenry village. «I will Bell one or all of the above mentioned places on easy terms Part payment would be required and the balance to suit the convenience of the purchaser. For further particulars, address, B, F, PECK, McIIenry, I1L Mrs, Geo.Stickney, who was stricken with paralysis a few days ago is im­ proving. She is blind as yet but I be­ lieve it is not considered permanent. If tho author of Midnight Voices (vide Nunda Advertiser) will disclose himself I shall bo glad to--to smoke with htm. "Sidewalks ,. tUl you can't rest." True! A man whom these new side­ walks cannot tempt to take frequent strolls must be lazy. E. L. Billings, of Chicago, is examin­ ing the lakes in this vicinity with a view to pisciculture or the establish­ ment of a fishery. He is now looking at Silver Lake. J. J. Wilson has broken ground for the foundation of a pickle factory. It li to be 100x40, two stories high and situated between tho old factory and the railroad track. First an order from the members of the Board isgiveu to the saloon to dis­ continue the sale or gift of intoxica­ ting liquors to M. F. Ellsworth. Presi­ dent of the Board. Closely following, a request is issued desiring the saloons to refuse the patronage of the ihembers of the Board (I. e., G. W. Horn, B. Butler, W. St. Clair and R. Philip,) and signed M. F. Ellsworth, President.-- The members are gentlemen of well- know a<ul undoubted sobriety and ab­ stinence-- hence tho foolish--foolish farce. It was a pleasing sight to see the hill covered with active ball players Saturday afternoon. It seems good to see the boys re-awakening to the Im­ portance of being able to brag and ploy with the neighboring clubs, and, by the way, thero is a match prospec­ tive with the Barreville nine. We have seen enough of Rowley, Butler, Leonard and others to warrant us ssying that their hands have forgotten noneot.thtir old-time cunning Cattle thieves have made two dam- aging raids on the stock belonging to Schroeder and Robinson in the pastures of L. H. Robinson's farm about three miles from this place. Two weeks ago a yenrliugcalf was missed and sup­ posed to have gone astray until, upon mjssing a blooded bull calf, seven months old, search revealed evidence Of theft. John Marshall assisted lu the search and on a piece of bis wood land found blood and other marks plainly showing tiiat both cattle had been slaughtered and carried away. The thefts were committed within three days of each other which shows either intimate acquaintance with the locality or fearlessness. These are unwelcome visitors to the farmers and if caught things will be made exceedingly "hot" tor them. There Is very little clue to the perpetrators of this thievery yet well-grounded suspicions are hinted. I had the pleasure of a short conver­ sation with Mr. O. Freeman, of Genoa Junction, Wis., who had but just re­ turned from the Black Hills. He re­ ports things there to be In a much bet­ ter condition than he had expected to find them.although there are more peo­ ple than can be provided with work, and emigration lu consequence is in che greater part reflex. The mining district comprises only a few acres and the precious metal lies deep making successful mining impossible only when supported by capital. The conclusion is that this (as other mines and other occupations) brings sudden wealth to a few while tho masses ears common wages. MA FOIS. #9"St. Louis was somewhat startled by a heavy bank failure on the 19th inst., the First National bank of Mis­ souri having closed its doors. Its capi­ tal stock was #2,000,000, and it was re­ garded by the public as a very sound institution. Shrinkage in values is the alleged cause of the failure. The de­ positors, are, It is claimed, to be paid in fall, as the assets of the bank are sufficient to insure the early payment of 50 cents on the dollar. Richmond Department. Passengtor trains pass Richmond' station as follows' GOING SOUTU Geneva Lake Passenger.^,.;.A. V Cisco Passenger A. «. t*eneva Lake Freight 1:02 p. m. Cisco Passe&ger . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 :38p. *. ooiao Noam Geneva Lake Fr e i g h t . . . . r U . . J f c l S A . * Cisco Passenger .Vl:te A. M. Cisco Passenger .V.'.Y.. . .. .6:06 p. M! GeneVa Lake Passonfrer ; <...7:35 p. it CHURCH DIRECTORY. COXORKGATIOKAL:-- Rev. F. J. Douglass, Pastor. Services at 7h P, M. MKTuoinyT:-- Rev. Sam I. Eamgev Pastor Services 10:30 A. M. Sabbath School 0:30 A M. J. L. Pawning, Supt. BAPTIST:-- Elder Young Pastor, Services 10:30 A. M. Sabbath School H M. MASONIC. lltcitMOjiD LODGE, No. 143, A. P. & A. M. Regular Convocations first Monday in each month on or before the lull inoou, and the sucoud Monday thereafter. G. P. WODSLL, W. M C. G. COTTINO, Secretary. Look at them Alex Ties that A; J. Howe hat. G. P. Wodell ls painting hfs house, and by the way he has commenced it wilt look very neat* DON'T forget the Party at moud House on the 4th. Frank Is mak­ ing all arrangements to have one of the best times of the season on that ooca- slen. ^ Why don't the City Fathers stop that fast driving ou our main streets before somebody gets run over. When tho horse is stolen It is too late to lock the batrn.^ * •' 1 '*1 11* -i "ii.yj,'*.;. Fish ari cheapand plenty for we ia# the drayman drawing a load from one of our back alleys and we suppose they went outside of the city limits to All up somebody's sink hole. We see that 1. N. Mead is selling the Buckeye Reaper and Mower,and it is said to be one of the best machines out. Call aud 800 It. "Ike" will be pleased to show all tho best potnts for it has many. ? Our Rifle Team we hear is organized and we suppose will soon give some crack club of this county or adjoining counties a challenge to compete for the belt. We hear that J. W. Haythora Is - - -the best shot. We see that McHenry Is to eelebtifc the Fourth and that they have secured B. N, Smith, of Woodstock, as one of the Orators. We think that the people of McHenry made a good choice and secured an able speaker. As we were walking dewu the street the other dav we met tho Landlord of the Richmond House. We looked at his feet and had to go across the road aud on the fencu to let hltn pass. He had some trouble gettlug by even then. After he hadyelled, "Frank where did you get theui boots?" John West's' he yelled back over his shoulder, and passed on. FrSnk don't wear those boots only wheu hunting chickens 011 the bogs. Under the order reducing the number of pension agencies, the three agencies of Illinois are consolidated into one and that located at Spriug- field. Gen. Jesse H. Moore, the former agent at Springfield, Is appointed agent for the State and will assume the work of the State agency early iu July. It is no humbug that the biggest bir* Sains in town are to bo fouud at Lansing ; Evanson's. Ail the leading Mowers in thO mark­ et can be fouud at R. Bishop «3b Son's Mullcnry. FARMERS, if you want the best Rake or Pump in the market, call 00 JBL M. Owen. ' J0*Max Adeler says: "We observe in th< paper an Item to the effect that a mother In Maryland bit off her child's toe in her sleep. We have so often re­ monstrated with mothers against the practice of sleeping with their chil« dren's toes in their mouths, that wo have little sympathy for this woman. Sooner or later the catastrophe is sure to come," SECTIONS for all kinds of Reapers and Mowers constantly on hand at'the Warehouse of R. Bishop & Sou. New styles of Ladles neck wear. Parasols. Fans, and all the novelties of the season at P. D. Smith's. We sell for Cash. We have tut bad debts. We are at no expense to keep books, and therefore we can and will sell you goods cheaper than any firm in tho county. LANSING A EVANSOK. In the line of Teas, Coffees, Tobaccos we take special pains to suit our trade. Don't buy your fine cut until you see our fifty and sixty cent tobacco. LANSING AEVANSOV. PUMPS. A large Stock of Adams celebrated Kenosha Pumps. The best Pumps mui at lowest prices, at E. M. Owen's. ^ s ni » Notices. Way* Clothing, at F. G.Mayes. -- Don't, buy Corn Cultivators tllfywB see E. M. Owen's stock. If at tc-ck and In want of s» good warm meal call at the Eagle Res-* taurant, Northeast corner Publid 1 Square. For the best Pump la tho market, gm to R. Bishop A Son's. ; Call at the Eagle Restaurant, North- j east comer Public Squftre, Woodstock* Warm or cold meals served at all hours The celebrated Budger Wind Mills at j R. Bishop A Son's. For anything in the Farm Imple­ ment liue go to R. Bishop & Son's. and":;J • • vi Ladies Linen suits a large variety ery cheap at P. D. Smith's, CLOVER THRESHER. F. WIEDRICK would inform tho farmers throughout the County that he is prepared to thresh Clover or Shell Corn,having one of the best machines in the market. For information infc dress. F. Wiedrick. Woodstock, Illi H3 NEW MEAT MARKET. ** Walsh & Howard have opened a new Meat Market near the Depot,McHenrv, where they will keep on hand Fresh, Salt and Dried Meats of all kinds, and deliver to any part of the village free of charge. They have commenced running a Wagon and will visit neighboring towns, with a choice supply iff Meats, on the following days: Ringwood and Greonwood--Satur­ days. VELO--Thursdays, Johnburgh--Wednesdays and Satur­ days. These trips will be made regular, sad residents of these towns c**n be assured of getting snVthing they want in the Meat line, of the best quality and at bottom, figures, WALSH A HOWARD McHenry, May l&th, 1877. very Warm meals at aii hours at the Kiel* Restaurant, Northeast oomer PubllO Square, Woodstock. CALL at Bishop A Son's Warehouse^: andsee their splendid line of Mowsri aud Reapers. J SHOATS WANTED. ; IOOShoius, Weighing from T5 Willi ^ pounds each, wanted immediately at J the FoxRlyer Valley Mills, by ; S P, BISHOP. A SOS. F f, f tm 1 '. •• 1;„; VIDE AWAKE. Stop. Look, Read, Think. Tak# them away One-half dozen Tintypes given away with every dozen Photo* graphs. Call and be convinced at L, M.Gorton's Art Gallery, over Perry 41 Martin's'Store. rp> " : \ STRAYED. From the Farm lately owned t>y Peter Sobble. at Joimsburgh, 011 th# night of the 27th of May, 1877, four Yearlings, (three heifers and one steer one Cow, about to come in. and twS Sheep. Any person returning said cattle, or giving information wheri they may be found, will be suitably rewarded. JOSEPH KINO. ; Johnsburah, June ftth, 1877. NEW SHOE SHOP. The undersigned would respectfully Inform the public that he has opened 4 Shoe Shop in Lansing's Block, near tM Depot, and is now prepared to do work to order, on short notice and warrant satisfaction every time. From a long experience he is confident he can pleas# the most fastidious. Particular atten­ tion paid to Repairing# Give mo * call. WM DOW. NOTICE. We would respectfully announce 7 our friends and uustumers that wehnfv commenced to sell goods on the CASH SYSTEM, and have in consequence TO* dnced our entire stock to cash prices*-* We assure y«»u it will pay to lnvestl*~ gate this matter as we mean business^ To those owing us either by book M* count or Not*s immediate payment If requested without further notice, as wt need money and must have it at oiteei LAPSING * EVANSOM. Practical experience proves that 01# ternal remedies for the relief and car# of all Rheumatic and Neuralgic AfiM» tioas are the most potent, ana tho tin# is not far distant when physician* wttt discard dosing for these diseases; very many of them have already adopted Lawson's Curative in their practico^ and find ;he results beyond their ox# pectations. It is not a liniment, bnt % pure, limid fluid, with which the suffer* er bathes the parts that are palnfUL and being absorbed, penetrates to tb# nerves, seething and healing all Inffam* mation, leaving no mark, creating n» irritation or sense of heat. Those of our citizens who have used it, •poak highly in its praise. Your DrugarlaS Henry Colby keeps it. Neuralgia is a word derived from tw<§ Greek words signifying nerve pat** Any one who has suffered from thisdis* ease knows how the acute pain follow#' the course of a nervous branch, exten­ ding through all its ramifications, uak<# ing life a burden. From the nature nf the disease, no interual treatment CM# reach it. Narcotics and opiates roUovil by benumbing the sensors andprodoof ing partial stupor for n short time, left?* ing the patient more susceptible to thttrr pain afterwards, the nerves being won* ; ketied by the use ot these drugs. Low* son's Curative thoroughly rubbed on. In absorbed through the myriad poresH ' the skin, heals and soothe*, giving tfcet tortue(1 nerves the power to reeopernt* and strengthen till the disease loses It#. bold entirely. 1'or sale by Henrp cplfey. <f ______ s FOR SALS. The Homo Farm of tho late Wffllnar. S. Mead consisting of two hundred m»4 1 eighty acres of the choicest Fnrninff land found in Illinois situated afcottt|k miles South of Ringwood & Smiles woe# of McHenry near the Woodstock rood Said land i* under a geod state of Cnl*. tivatlon wood and timber sufficient fer­ tile farm. Buildings nearly new an#! sufficient for the farm, aud very convon*- lent for a lar£o stock. The above fans.' is Rented for one year, lease to expire in April 1878, at which tlmo possessing will be given of said promises. TenM easy, on good notes, well secured. Fow further particulars apply to J. W.Clfcly Executer, at Ringwood Illinois. THE i%MSIUCANPKOFLS No people in the world auftsr as nwelh with Dyspepsia as Americans. AithongH years of experience in medicine fcftdt failed to accomplish a certain andi remedy for this disease and its eiMtV snch as Sour Stomach, Heart-burn, Ws* ter-brash. Sick Headache, Ctoatlveneas* palpitation of the Heart, Liver Com plaint, coming up of the food, low spir­ its, general debility, etc., vet since introduction of GKUSS'S AUGUSTFWW» ER we believe there is no oa*e of Dyo» pepsi a that eanno* be immediately re­ lieved 30,000 dozen sold last year with­ out one case of failure reported. Go your Druggist H. Corby, and get a s>si. pie Bot tle lor 10 cents and try it. Tw#T doses will relievo yo*. Regular slno 75cents. SEC HOHLNRT MAKKKT BUTTER--PACK^fe#®^ ots*, CHEESE--12c. .« r' : -.jpi: .;,: EGGS--lOcts. , . ^ LARD--13 cts. s BEANS--$1.50(811.7# per bashtU ; OATS--30@35e. POTATOKS--$1 per bushel. X CORX--$12@14 per Ton. ' .: FLOUR--§0 per barreL ' • •, « •J