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jjejjwury pliiaiealep, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26th. 1877. Railroad Time Table. GOIXQ SOUTH. Geneva Lake Passenger ..... 745 A. M. Ge«eva Lake Freight y*:5B F- M- GOIXO WO^H. Geoe»% Ltke Freight'. f.n.'i.. A. *6 Geneva Lake Passenger ...7:02r. M- CHUROH DIRECTORY. METHOOTST.--ltev. J. IL llacon. Pastor. Bervices every Sunday at 10)4 A. M.. and 7.H P. M. Sunday School at 12 M. Superintendent. t) jmxpvxy 3ffA«!OSrte. " 1 MoH,R*RR CHAPTER No. 34 R. A. M.--Resru- lar Convocations held on the second ana fourth Fridajrs in each month. HCKRY COI.BY H. P. PULASKI AUBK Sec., A largo number of our citizensare courting at Woodstock this week. WE have received an Essay. read be­ fore the Young Mene Temperance Association of Nunda, by Mark Foote, which will appear in our next. ALL ye dancing public remember the Fair Party at National Hall, Wood­ stock, on the third day of the Fair, Oct. 4th. Tickets 99 cents. Music Jones4 Orchestra, five pieces. WE would call the attention of our readers to the. advertisement of "Land for Sale" t? be found in another col_ ttuin. Mr. Flusky will offer rare induce­ ments to thbse .wishing to purchase. "Tip" wishes us to say to those per­ sons who have made insinuations against his suit of clothes that he "de­ nies the allegation and scorns the alli­ gator." Put that in^our pipe and smoke It. THE September Term of the Circuit Court is now in session at Woodstock, Judge T, D. Murphy presiding. Ou the Docket there are thirteenCriminal cases, Seventy Common Law knd sixty- three Chancery. THE Ciscoette Train was taken off on Saturday last, for the season. This train has been a great convenience to oureitizeus, and we regret much, that tlie business of the road will not war­ rant its continuance the year round. QUITE a number of Books belonging to our Private Library have been bor­ rowed and uot returned. Persona hav­ ing books belonging to us will confer a great favor by returning them at once. |J£e find we are short some Nine Vol­ umes. TH|C hnttse of R.l>. Coonev, Super­ visor of the town of Hart land, was totally destroyed by fire on Saturday last. The cause of the fire is unknown, but is supposed to be a defective flue. He ouly succeeded in saving a part of his furniture. WHEN you attend the Fair nes;t week make arrangements to attend the F;m* Party at National Hull. This is one of the finest danciug Halls in the State, and with the best of nnisip they are bound to have a good tiuiei JTicket6 only 99 cents. Asrri- BDCKLIN & STEVENS have completed the enlargement of their store, and have now one of the best arranged and roomiest establishments in the county. Their Groceries, Boots and Shoes and Clothiiig occupies the new part, which gives them the long needed room for their Dry GOods &.nd Notions trade.-- This firm are doing a large and increas­ ing business, and we are glad tonote this evidence of their success. • i --H"-- - •• * • - j-,,2 WE inadvertently omitted to ©All attention to the new advertisement of Smith, Aldrich & Haythorn, in our last weeks issue. They have just received a fine lot of Dress Goods, of the latest and finers patterns, which they are offering at prices to «ult the times. Their store, in Riverside Block is Well fi'led with n well seJested stock of Good6 of {ill kind*, to which they call the attention., of the buying public. Read their advertisement. -***- XeHKXuY PICKLK FACTOR*. IT will pay every housekeeper to uow make a thorough examination of stove pipes, have them., thoroughly cleaned of soot aud securely fastened in place. Neglect to do this may cost someone his residence. Be sute the chimney is well Cleared of soot, where the pipe enters it; also elbows and places where there are apt to be anac- cumulation of soot and ashes. By neg­ lecting so to do you jeopardise the lives of your families in not affording free escape to poisonous gassea. v, §fe to these things yourself* " A LARGE number of new buildings have been put up in this village the present season, and still they are not through. Smith & Snyder will imme- diatelj' erect a dwelling on. the lot op­ posite J. Draper's residence, which they will rent, while we learn that L. Bonslet has bought the beautiful lot on the corner South of the creek bridge, known as the Covey lot. where he will erect this fall a handsome residence.-- At present there is not an empty house in the village, and a few mere dwell­ ings is just what we need. WE would call the attention of our readers to the new advertisement of Scott & Co, Hatters, Chicago, to be found on the first page of this paper. They are the leading dealers of this kind in the Northwest, having two stores, 192 Madison Street, and 123 Lake Street, where you can at all times find Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.. of th** latest styles, best quality and at the lowest prices. They will sell one hat as cheap as though they • were selling a case, and you can rely on what they say every time. When in the city do not fail to call at this store. » THK Fairlof the Lake County cultural and Horse Growers Association Will commence at Waukegan on Mon­ day next, and continue through tlie week. The former Fairs of this Society are highly ,spjkeu of by those who attended.and we hear that quite a delegation of our citizens will attend next week. i ^ * 35. a new advertisement this week,-- He hWf makes a specialty of Plows,* Fanning Mills, Farm and Democrat Wagons, Pumps, &e., Hiiy of which lie will sell you as low as any other dealer ill the oouuty. Read his advertise­ ment and call at his Warehouse when ifr W&frt of anything in his iVne. ' L • i • . i . : . ' f' : < ARE you going to the Fair at Wood­ stock next week. : It will open on Tuesday next and with tlie Special Preriiiujins offered' promises to be equal if not ahead of any former exhibition. J^et our farmers and mechanics all turn out aiid help make the show a success; Remember the days, Tuesday, Wednes­ day!, Thursday aiid Fj'ldftjr of next weejv, ,Oct. 2d, 3d, 4th and , Canal dug from the Mill Pond to McCollnm's Lake, by R. BIsliop/& Sph, for the purpose of increasing their power we learn is a complete MKXJCSS.-- With one of the best powers in the State it is hoped and believed that Mr. Bishop will greatly ei.large his manu­ facturing facilities at an early day. aud utilise the splendid power now under his control. With his known business push, such a result may reasonably be loniwifor. WE saw a few days since a Fruit Picture, lately Painted by Miss Clara Owen, and it seems to us that she ex­ cels all her former efforts, which is saying a good deal, as site has pic­ tures that are hard to beat. The pic­ ture in question was the centerpiece at one of the Wedding tables at the late marriage of her sister, aud represents, Xpples, Peaches, Grapes, with Flowers and Vines twined around. It is cer­ tainly as fine a Fruit Picture as we ever saw, and does great credit to Miss Owen as an Artist. We also saw sev­ eral specimens of her Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, which-would be hard to beat by the most noted Artists. THE Bhtter and (Cheese Factory Meeting on Friday evening last was almost a failure, whether for lack of interest or some other ennse we are un­ informed. We were unavoidably absent ourself. but are informed that but few of those who should take an interest in the matter, were present. Mayor Barclay of Elgin, was present, and ex­ plained what he WHS willing- to do provided our citizens.Would take hold of the matter. We hope our citizers will yet wake up to the importance of this matter, aud by a united'effort se­ cure tlie location of a Factory here. Oru Street Commissioner . is doing some good work in repairing and build* ir»g new wi.lfcs'iu different parts of the village. Tire walk froftf the School HOhse to Wafer street has been put in substantial shape, with.a good crossing from the Bakery to Gilles' eorner. a new ivalk laid in>fitont of Fred Sohnorr^ residence, and other good improve­ ments matlp'. Our street Commissioner, is ••the right uiau in the .'right pluue." and lie seems to be particularly fortu­ nate in his choice of partners. The new firm is^inrvw WentwortM & Co. Street' ^Commissioner#; • Yaw^'dfot isli , •. - ' i !. t a': nil . :!li<• • J • so. , • . WE had the pleasure on Friday eve­ ning last of hearing Prof. MWijtg, of Chicago, who lectured at Richmond, choosi »g for his subject "'The Progress of man towards,tlie Useful."' WihiJhhe is not the Orat or w e expected to hear he Is a pleasing talker, and no orie^ could hear him without being Interest-, ed. He handled his sul^«ct iu1 a, inau- ner that slewed thftt he was famiiiar with ystor.v from the beginning to the preS^ht time, while his remarks interspersed with sharp and telling, hits, peculiarly applicable to the pres?, ent day. The Lecture was attended by about 300 persons and we believe all came awav well pleasied. ;Ai'!- J'T' t--f- A Short Sketch, of What thw cure doing* < UkePrh«ekt&ea#»u JX" f , v . - : - - : ' - ' i ' V * '• ^ •; 1 Having a few leisure hoars one day last week, we Sharpened o,mr pencil and; took a stroll t9.w*rds the Pickle Fac­ tory, thinking,, perhaps. that a short time spent in and around the Factory and Vinegar Works might have a ten­ dency to sharpen up our lde»s, and also that we might )ie able to fell our read­ ers what they were doing at this now- quits extensive establishment. These Works were btillt some four years ago and were run the ' first year by what was known as tjie Union Com­ pany, and was as that time looked upon by other institutions Qf the- kind in the oounty. as "Small fry.^ And now, in less than three years all these high- toned Arclideaconed institutions have gone into bankruptcy, while the little Pickle Works at McHenry has been con­ stantly increasing their business and seuding out their goods, and to-day have a capacity for manufacturing and a reputation as to goods second to no institution of the kind in the West. One year ago the Works were leased from the stockholders by Messrs Curtis A Walker, of this town, who have since been constantly adding to the buildings until now thby have a Processing Building 80x40, Vinegar Works 60x24, Bottliug Room 30x30, aud an Assorting Room 80x300, all connected, making a building over 500 feet in length, almost under one roof. Besides these a few rods distance is a Cooper Shop which belongs to the Factory, where all the barrels, casks aud kits used are made. They new employ In and around the Factory atiii Cooper Shop twentv-four hands, J. F. Welj-h being the "'Boss" Pickle man, aud we do not hesitate to sa3r that lie has few equals aud no su­ periors in this line. The rfottliug de­ partment Is under tlie supervision df Win. Wynne, who understands his busi­ ness in all its departmeuts, aud is now putting up as fine a lot of Bottled Goods as can be found in the United States. " *\ 1 " , / As regards ttie business being done this year wo found tjhat tiiwy had filled fifty tubs with cucumbers, which aver­ aged over 500 bushels to the tub, had bottled and shipped over 500 cases of bottled sroods, having how five hands constantly at work to fill the orders daily received, had just commenced on Tomatoes, keeping one man boiling and straining all tlie time, Which will be made into Catchup, while their Onions aud Cauliflower which have just commenced to come iu will be immense. They are now processing twenty-live 40 gallon barrels of Pickels eve fry twenty-four hours, and are shipping a car load of Vinegar anil Piekels every day. Last waek they- shipped $230J- worth of"Viuegar alone. In the Vinegar department thejr have twenty-tour Generators, aud the expense uf running the. Vlnegap room is £roin #75 to per day., They manufacture tw*» kinds, one from High wines-and one from eider, and bot li are equal to "the best 0 be found in the nttarkcU ... M ,! It will taus be saen that the McHenry Pickle works will compare favorably with any in t.hd e()untry, not only in quality of g(VOdsbtTt airtount of bu^fness done. Messrs (Jurtis &. Wai.ke,r deserve great praise, for the fact that every­ thing tliey use is of heme manufacture, lionsequentlv the institution is a be he fir te our town iu more ways thah one . JVnlle other institutions of the kind in the couMty have failed and cheated the fanners iu their v.iclnity out of tUousauilf, dollar^, the <Mc Henry F;tctorjr has^een •cptfetantlj* iudreasing its busiiicssj paying cusik for Uie pro­ ducts used, and n^w Ktands upon a basis that its owners and tlie citizens of McHenry may well feel proud'bf. Hs goods have a reputation all oyer tlie United States, and OR the market are largely sough* ufter preference to any other. .. i .UJ • Next 3'ear jtndttubt^^ljr do a much larger biisiiiess.tUan ever before which will be felt in both io\vU and v i l l a g e . > , . • { > > , ' « , THE Diamond Wheat, a notice of which appeared in this paper a few weeks ago, is certainly tliD.fineet wheat we ever saw. We have A 'Sample ft"' this office which we Invite farmers to call and see. W. S. Tipton, of Tennes­ see,"in speaking of it says; "The kernel Is very large and compact, of a btiglit straw color aud extrehiely hard; the quality of bread made from its flour is equal to that made from opr best Ten^ ncssee white wheat. It is of a very hardy nature aud uot liable t<* rust.--> We can furnish stoote grown from a single grain, with 18 to 34 stalks, and the heads on each stalk measuring on. an average, from 7 to 9 inches iu length average graius to the heaj|, 40; and nearly every grain will measure one- half inch iu'length by the rule, and the average cVose to that. It is wit lout doubt the finest wheat in the United States, aud the greatest curiosity in seed ever seen. It »4s a "bearded" wheat, and can be sown either in the* fall or Spring. Where the climate is not too cold it should be sown iu the fall." The seed of this wheat was im­ ported from Valporaiso, South Ameri­ ca, three years ago, and has this season produced 63J bushels on one-half acre. It is Indeed a curiosity, a seed of wheat one-half in^h iu length, and piump and perfect iu every particular. We hope our farmer readers will call at this office, see the sample, and go in for giving it a trial. Richmond Department. Paaseujfttr inuu4 fa«8 tticiuuoaii *tasi«a as follows- - \ , - . ,, 't ooisofouftt { / Geneva Lake Passenger A. x OaneVa Lake Freight.\.....; .i.it:<• M. OOIKO NOR^ ' ̂ Geneva TJLKC Froiglit.... A..M O e t r t w L H K e P a s e e r i ^ t e r . . 4 . . m Btsiness Notices. CHURCH lilKKCTOttv, OON*«KKGATto.\\vi<:-- lluv. jr. J. Douiriass, Pnstnr. StM'vioosat 7.M P. 5t. MKTiioms'r:--R«v. siuniL Barn^ev Pastor Servictts X M. SabliatU School'llzaO A M. J. 1^. Downing, Supt. BAl"T!t«T!-- Ktder Yonnjc Pfistwl Hefvlces M:Sl| A.-M. rtablwth School 14 M.; u THAT the population of our, village ? it}, increasing and rapidly too. ' is yond dispute. On returning 'from tWe State Fair oh Friday, C.,T. Eldredge found that another boarder had bepn added to his family in the shape of a nine pound boy, aud on Sunday even­ ing M. Kelter, village Clerk, was astonished by the arrival of a young lady and gentleman, weighing six pounds each who claimed close relation ship and demanded room and attention. We also learn that a little stranger arrived at the residence of Casper Wirfs on Sunday evening, but did not learn the weight or sex. Where is the town that can mak*a better showing for oue week. Apprentice Wanted. To learn the Photograph business. To a steady yoUng man who wants to learn and means busine^sla good chance will be given. Apply at once at Gorton's Art Gallery* McHenry. „ A GRAND Old |*^ii Jbe held at. National Hall Woodstock, on title evening of the third day ot": the Fair, October 4th, 1677: Jones' Orches­ tra, five pieces, wil' furnish the irtusic. SUpper can be procured at . (he Rich­ mond House, so .that It-will boftnneces­ sary to leave the building for that purpose,- Th(j Parlors of thd Richmond House will be bjjfri for the accominoT elation of those In attendance, and the hall floor will bo .waxed for tlie occasion; in fact, no pains will be sparred to make a pleasant time for all. Admission 99 cents. masonic. RICHMOND I.oixiK, No. i«, a. F. 41 M. RefCnlar Convocations Urst Monday in citc.lt month on or before th« toll moon, and the «^contl Monday thereaftur. (i. 1*. WODELL, W. M' *C. G. Cornwc, Secrct:irr. TRACKERS ASSOCIATION. The adjourned meeting of tha Teachers Association will be held at the school liou«e in the village of Nunda,Saturday, Oct. 6th, commencing at ten A. M. All those interested in the cause of education are earnestly invited to be present. The following is the programme: Class in Reading, S. D. Baldwin, Best method of conducting Recitations, Wm. Nickle'; Class in Grammar, Miss Lettie Cumins; Intellectual Arithme­ tic, J. II. Black; Afternoon Address, Practical Education, Rev.-J. H. Bacon; Philosophy. J. A. Baldwin; History, method of teaching. John Morton; Critic. Miss Mary Co use ; Query box, E. W.Wheeler. A. WV Collars, President. We are ail dried up and uothing to driuk, . . SOWING Machine Needles of atfkittdfe ? at O.W. Owen. • -pj- Base Ball and Bats, ft new fttick, «# , O. W.Owen*s, * KEEP one eye open for bargain «%---• Smith Al^Jricm A Haythorn a. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets. ent styles at P. D. Smith's. The best Teas at the LoiwW W1 at Smith. Aldrich A. Haftberu'i Rivereide Block, McHenry. • School Books and Writing Fqptfl Cheap, at 0^ W. Owen's. W m diffir# " f* • i . Croquet Sets at O. 85 cents. W.J OWMTE RINCWOOO The late frosts have nearly or quite put an end to the cuctnnbefr picking iu this vicinity. , *»?' , j : A great deal of com Is now belhg jWlt in and aronnd oiir village. Farmers re­ port the crop Very light in some local­ ities. We learn that Mr; John Ralnthorp and family intend to" move from this place to Nebraska some time during the coming winter or spring, ,Mr. J. W. Cristy started last Wednes­ day on a trip to the far west with a View of there finding a location or business situation for his son Willie. Mr. Mosely Buckland has given up the eheese' making business iu this place and now internis t© spend the coming winter in the North.' It is rumored that the Dramatic As­ sociation of this place is soon to be reorganized, aud with most of the old members, aud an addition of several uew ones, will without, a doubt far ex­ cel auy of its former undertakings, Mr., Murry Tyrrell, of McIIeury, is now attending school here, preparatory to taking upuii himself the duties of teaching the winter term, of a school already engaged, some where south of iMellenry. ( _ . \ •;/;;- ' ' _ . •1! "Motlu^ 6e*siip*vnow- has it ttiat ere ^long no less than three*" youthful pairs will be united in the holy bands of Matrimony in this place. Although we cannot vouch for the truth fullness of tlie above,.we liv.q iu hopes of being favored with at least oue small piece of the Brides cake* On which to lay our hntchelbr head Vn blissfull dreams of |the future., j . BI^MA^K. . 2 ,. WORD TO THK ONKMPLOinqi' , .j Onrattention has been called U<>w cooking irtenill, reeelntly invented. Which niakts baklrtj^ a pleasure. Instead of a dreadeii necessity ;the ,inventor of which . lias conferred an everlasting blessing upon every housekeeper. We refer to tlie 'Patent Centennial £ake and Bfrehd T*ftn, Wttfi which by sltbply ^liisin^ ^ hoek, you can remove the sides ot the pan frow the cake Instantly, ^Citheut breaking or injuring it in the leasti tWU? enaW1 ng to ice 'and frost it while warm. To Y^ove, the tube lathe center.insert a knif^ in the slot in'^he top of tl»e tul>e. ftiHl eituplyglve ita half Uirn. and it will drop out. It is'also pfovlded-'WHSh a slide ou the bottom, so that, when you leinove the ttil>$, j-'^eah clofSQ the hole, niaki ag a with plain bottom, fo<r baking jelly and plain Ciikea. pudding, bread, etc., thus iwaetittdly glvlng-you two" pans f o r t l i e p r i c e p t o n e , . ' " - i V " These Centeniiial Caiffe'j?an Is highly rccommt|nded bytlie ladies as being tlie be«t and luq^t convewieot. pan; ever in­ troduced.. They are made ©F Russia iron, are ttiore duhible. and1 Will bake: your cakes more evenly and a nitjeh nicer bro^h' tliart y'ou^aiv baW ^hern in the old-fafehl6'neJq t!i\ (,'alce pairs'. These goods are sold , ^xclusiyiely1, throng 11 agents to families, and - evfery house­ keeper should by all ttieanft have them. A splended opportunity is ' offered to some reliable lady bp an can­ vasser of this eouaty, %o^^secure, tlie agency for a pleasuut and profitable business. For teruisf' territory, etc.. write to L. E. Brown & C'o„ Nos. 214 216 Elm Street, Cincinnati, (Jliie. The Cif*co train has gone n^Ot fe re­ turn ̂ ill next seasno. * A. A. Sherman is puttlng tW finish­ ing touches on Geo. Vintou's house. Mr. Woster, of Salem, died Smtday morning last. Funeral Monday at 2 o'clock, • Have you seen the "Crown jewel * at I. N. Mead's ? It is a beanty and rike" can tell you its good qualities.) tfctA The noblest place In town is the resi­ dence of G. W. Eldrodge, and he is bwnd to make Iteo If he don'tlay up a cent, skdady. V*1 He hangs on her arm so much the poor girl Is getting her back up and looks round shouldered. Now bpyy^uwaat to stop th^. j, Those Dress Goods at D. A. Potter's are going off very fast and those who have not seen them should call toon or they will be too late. Prof. Swing's lecture in the M. E. Church, last Friday evening was a suc­ cess, and the subject was well handled. He is a fine speaker and those that heard him think they had a rare treat. Who is that sneak thief that is sneak­ ing around nights seeking what, he may devour, or lug oft? He had better look a little out or he will get a^ oh^rge of buckshot iu his jacket. Grand Opening. •ybe new Restaurant, opposite Perry & Mar;Jif8 Store, will be open on Thursday, of this week, the 27th, for the accommodation of the public. Free Lunch will be served during the day and evening. The public are cordially invited to uotne and see us. i . BUCK * ,WELLS. Wool Growers, Attention. The subscribers will pay 40 cts. for Wool washed on the sheep, 30 cts. for uuwashed and 4o to 50 for tub washed,, illg^oiis at last years prices, .li P . JANKSVILUB WOOLfUf MlI'l'S' . , North Main St., Junesville, Wis. For bargains in Black Cashmeres call at Fitzsimiuous & Evan sou's. M. Hicks sells the Garland Coal Stove and he has a nice row of them in his store. Parties in want of a nice coal stove can be suited in Richmond, If not you need uot try any where else, for you mn^t lie hard to suit. Wc learn that the Fox River Base Ball Club, of McHenry. play the Rich­ mond Club next Friday. That is right boys, show the Richmond club that you have not lost all your sand, for they expect an easy#egam^. They played the Autioch Club liens last Saturday and "beat them 11 to 59 and they have lots of sand, and you want to fetch the best you have. Then you will find hard grubbing, but the boys will use well. i i - f ; -' 1 ^1 - -- ' • •'«»': .HARVARD- EDITOR P|,AINDEAI,ER Phettlplace thp Livert man, has sold but his inter­ est ip the stable pf Lake & Phettlplace tO'3ti'. Jamea Lough, who will, under the new name of ;Lak^ & Longh, Ct>n- tinwe to furnish first Class frigs at' bot­ tom prices, j Mr. Lake, of the firm of Sweeney & Lake, ha^ retired from:the biz, selling his interest to hlb .partner. Sweeney keeps good turnouts aud his tenrts are reasonable. " The Pop^ir Grove Brai»s Baud visited us Saturday eveiitng aud la company with tlie Harvard Cerpct Band llUod the air with delightful music . Ccme again boys. We like to hear you, for we always feel jolly when the band be- gins to play. ^ r ,Jlr. S. S. Perkins vew house ou Brf iu- ard street is well, under way aud wiU be an ornament to the street. 1' Mr. Maddlrt is building a large house on Hart street. Win, Reed, of Dunham, is building, a nice house>\« the soutlieru part of the Village. i- • Guy Wilson has started a branch Dry G^ods house'at Capron and Mr. Brown Ha^ started a branch iiouse at Sharon. , Mr. Wilkiipson has been rusticating at Chicago and Mihvaukee. Mr. Wyaiit, the Museum tnau at Kayes Park, has closed u[>» and is at home fof the .wiuter^ He reports a gpqd financial euccess from his labofrs during the »ea»bu at tlie Park. Messrs: Crandall & Edwards, of the Marengo Park,have clesed tlieir house for the season^ Tiiey also report their enterpfriset a siu^ess fiuaj^'ially af»d have gone tp Marengo to spend tl»e vviuter. ,.:i Gilbert Bralnard is fitting np a new Public Hall over his store. , MAKKIED.--In Marengo, 111., Septem­ ber 19th, 1877, by Rev. J. N. Hutchison, assisted by ltev. H. J. Huston, Mr. Robert E. Strahorn, of Cheyenne, Wyoming,and Miss C. Adell Green, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Greeu, of Marengo. After the ceremony and congratula­ tions the guests partook of suitable re­ freshments, exainiued the presents, which wore nuiuerons and appropriate, and many of them expensive, and after aH hours chat bid the bride, and groom and friends adieu. Ab^bt ISO Invited guests were present. ,pr. King, of Chicago, is giving a se­ ries of Lectures at the Presbyterian Church on Iutemperauce. Very Inter­ esting. U. T. K. For the Latest Srylestn DressGoo^ go to Smith. Aldrich A Haythorn'i Riverside Block. McHenry. An invoice of new Teas, just received^" at *?mith, Aldrlch «fc Huythorn's, River*, side Block, McHenry. , New arrivals of rritits and in Fall styles at 1<Mttstroifi?Ni Evanson, near the Depot. The best Goods at' the Lowest Prleote at Smith. Aldrich & Hay thorrs's, Rivet^ side BK>ck, McHenrv. 5'M: New styles of Men & boys clothing! Don't buy before yon examine out stock. P. D. Smith. The greatest bargains ever offered lilt McHenry county, at Smith. Aldrich Haythorn's, Riverside Block, McHenry|r A full and complete Stock of read® made nothing and furnishing good# for men ami boys just receive# at Smith Aldrich & Haythorn's. We offer a line of Mens' Calf Boot* at 98.50 per pair, and warrant then tht best iu the county for the money. FIT7.8IMMOKS A EVAKSOX. Freeman & Clark's celebrated luti proved Flax Mill is unequaled forcleaip ing Flax. Clover, and Timothy *00® and all kinds of grain, pall forclrctp lar at E. M. Owen's. Our Fall*8»ock will be complete t| all de])artmonts about Sept., 15th.^ LoWesI pSritxs for Cash or Ready-Pajf ; P. 1>. SMITH, Near the Depot. » FOR SALE. ^ A Six Horse Power Engine an Boiler. As good as new. Will be sol at a bargain. Ruquire of O. W. OW<HS| No old Goods, but everything and new, at Smith, Aldrich db Ha# thorn's, Riverside Block, McHcnry. PUMPS. A large Stock of Adams oelebrate Kenosha Pumps. The best Pumps aw at lowest prices, at E, M. Owen's. For anything in the line of-Dtf^'--- Goods. Clothing. Groceries, Boott aud Shoes, Hats and Caps, Notions, At. . go to Smitli, Aldrich & "^ythTrHjii. Riverside Block, McHenry. f Money to Loan. In sums of $500 and upwards, on Mj|::\ Henry Couuty Farms, at 8 per cent ter^at« Address o»- apply to i; ,' ̂ ̂ ASA W. SMITH, Voudipook, I A BARGAIN. - • ' ' | We have for sale 20 dozen LadlfV Button Shoes, warranted Genuine OR •Goat, which we otter at #1.90 per pair regular price #3. They are nrst-clafl goods. * f*'lTZSlMMONB at KVAHSOK. Gould's Iron Puinps, with any kiaB of Cy lender, that) a boy 12 years eld can work witli perfect ease, in 'a well froi 25 to 100 feet deep. For Bltehop $ Son's. .#25 REWARD.-- The above reward will be paid to an| one who will find one of our Bttffitl B«»o(s in wliieh tlierO is a couuter, iiuiei-^ule, elip sole or piece of heeWfJJj that is not cast froin a good, piece of sole leather. P. D. Swil ii. & Near the D*qi<|| '•When Ifound make a note ou*t Dick en's advice through Capt. Cutli was good, but we think we can lt#» pi eve ou it by adding, when you ituour of anything which Will increase tlw ^ luippiues« of your jieiglibors or will allay 'their.suffering, he sure you hit- t, part k to tlusm. Now, we know thai-~.j~ Lawson's Curative will cure r!ieiaoais® r.euralgia, diphtheria, catarrh, IM«| back, ets.. and take pleasure iu letting every one know it. If every one wte has been cured by it would only tea their friends who are afflicted, wf sliould see less suffering in our mid#^. Do as yen would be done by. and n« hide your 'light under a busheL Fwr sale by Henry'Colby. McHenry. ' ' '3 , . 1|Q,W IT IS UONJR, . The fir^t object in life with *M American pe»»ple is to "got ricli"f tfit second, how to regain good h^Utly The first can be obtained by eueng% honesty mid saving; the second, (gosji . health.) by using GKKEN' Auoi^av FLOW'KU. Should you be dispondeplt* sufferer from any of the effects of DMN pepsia, Liver Complaint, lndigeR|ioa, & c., such as Sick Headache, Palpitatio^| of the Heart, Sotir Stomach, Habltiiu Oostlveness, Dizziness of the HeaS Nervous Pi-ostratioil, Low Spirits, & cL, von need not suffer another day. Twff dosos of AUGVST FLOWKII will relief you at once. Sample Bottles 10 centfti Regular siae 75 cents, Postively sollt* by all first-class Druggists iu the U, $» Land For 8ale. THE undersigned has a number of pieces <|r Land which he offers fbr Sale, tituslwlal follows: jj; 14 Acres of Timber Land, in SaattaM., da TownsUip. * . 40 Acres in Section W, Xunda \ ; •*"* 80 Acres in Section 3, Nunda. * - f:- ^1% 80 Acres in Section 22, Xnnda, with hous£ barn, oychard, woll fenced and watered. Ott acres under iniprovcinent and balance tiutb<y, I will also sell tnv Home Farm, contain 132 Acres, (rood buildings, and under a state of cultivation. Any or all of the above will be told on moat*reasonable terms. I also have on Section 28 ten tons of Hay, put up in good shape, which 1 wil for ttii per ton. JOHN FLU" McHenry, III., Sept. 25th, 1S77. mr 9 10 TO $28 A DAT Made by Agents in cities and country town Only necessary to show samples to make sat and money, lor any uneout emp&ay8aeistai_ disposed to work. Used daily by all businees men. Send stamp for circular, with prices K ageuts. Address "Special Agency," Kendall Building, Chto*g^