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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23d, 1878. i Railroad Time Table. oonro SOUTH. MnanUkfi Passenger.......... TrVi A. K. GenevaLakeFreifht *, <S0I*0 KOFTTI. tttneir* Lake Freight ».I0:(D a» n. Mneva Lake Passenger 7:08 K M McHenry Literary Society. The following is the Programme for Saturday ere a lug of this week, January 28th. « 1 list. Music, ; • , »' 12(K A del re s« by Rev. vr. A, Adroru ' , ij3U. Music. , 4th. Addrest by Mr. Deitmiller, of fc0|i Page O* {Exercises to commence promptly at IV1 clock. ;L|COSTUM[A« FOR THK MA8QCERADV. ill/ AH those wishing Costumes for the «, Masquerade are requested to leave their orde.*s at this ofHce atonoe. '3C. T. ELOSEDGE ha<l the misfortune While butchering a calf on Friday last, tocuj his haud iu a very severe man* ner* • ., ; ID. H. JUDKINS, a former resident of •: •*>« village, and at one time landlord it the Biverside House, is' at present ' Stopping in this village. WE understand that James Walsh, of this village, took some fl-0 in Prem­ iums at the late Poultry Show in Chicago, on his Game Fowls. ANT person wishing to Rent a good Mw Dwelling, with all the modern «onveniences, should qall at this office. Terms reasonable. THERE will be a Social Dance at "Schreiner's Hall, in this village, on Monday evening next, the 28th. Good . tnusic iu attendance. Tickets 50 cents. Every man, woman and child should examine Hendersons celebrated Cus­ tom Made Boots and Shows before buy­ ing. For sale by Perry A Martin. THE Chicago Times has for a few days past been discussing "hell" exten­ sively, and then by way of conclusion, asks if there is any such Institution.-- Ask Beecher, Story. He knows. ALL those interested in the bringing •oat of the Cantata of "Esther," and who are willing to assist, by singing or •otherwise, are requested to meet at Bishop's Hall, on Thursday^ to-morrow) •evening, at 7 o'clock, sharp. WE have an article headed "Gram­ mar as a Science,1' it being a paper Qately read before the Teachers' Asfo- •ciation, which is unavoidably crowded out this week, but will appear in our; next. WE learn that the UnlversaStet Society are thinking of bringing otit the Cantata of "Esther, the Beautiful Queen." some timp during the month of February. If they should do so we predict for them a rousing benefit. WE have received notice from C. Street & Son, Hebron, to change the price«ef Pigs in their advertisement to $10 and^15. As their advertise­ ment was already printed for this Week we give them the benefit of this notice. All Pigs offered for sale are warrauted first class. THE Dramatic entertainment at Kiversidelffall on Thursday eventng last was well attended and highly ap­ preciated by all. The Play of ""The Last Loaf" was rendered in a superior mauner, and shows that the naem-beTS are improving by practice- They 'Con­ template getting «mta newPtay in a few weeks. "IIELLEN BlazesJ" exclaimed one of our citizens, ou a recent frosty mera- ing,as he stifldenly and forcltfly came in contact with a portion oT the side­ walk. Just what he meant -bv fthat probably iuvoluncary exclamation is not clear to us, for he is supposed to be a thorough'church going rnran, bat his circle of temale acquaintances nt*y be |,larger than we are aware oC WE would call the attention of oar readers to the new advertisement of Smith,Aldrieh AHsy thorn, in another bolumn, headed "Bargains, BargainsT •t'fhey are offering extraordinary in­ ducements to buyers, one of which is UlJ pounds of Sugar for one dollar.-- That is certainty a Sweet offer, and one hat will make an almost empty pocket jook smile. Read their *ad" and call tndexamiue their bargains. As will be seen by a notice elsewhere n this paper, the Oelieeter Cor the owu of McHenry will be at designa- •d places each week for the purpose of ecelving Taxes. There H two things ertain to coins, Taxes a*xl death, and u order to be ^*ell prepared for the atter it Is necessary that you promptly ttend to the first* Therefore heed he notice and "walk ay to the Cap- uius office aJid settle." Hswoan't drunk? No, we couldn't ay be was. But you #ee It was just ke this, ltrwas the morning after lew Years. You know how folks are enerally fixed after this occasion.-- fell, he seemed all right, anyhow, he >ld us that be had sworn off for 1878 I ntire. We have no doubt but that he li, but wheu we Me a uian attempt­ 's to light a cigar with a quill toeth- ick, U Jooks--wall--4,Wnder splcious," iyhowP THE distinguished Meterelogist and Weather PiophH, Professor Tlce, of St. Louis, has issued his Annual N» tiotial Weather Almanac for 1878, in which he tore tells the weather for eve­ ry day in the year, explains the theory clearly on which his predictions are based, gives directions by which the unscientific can fortell the weather, and other valuable matter. The whole constitutes a work of great practical value to everyone, and is almost indis- pensible to farmers. For sample copy and terms, of sale send 30 cents to Thompson, Tice A Co., St. Lcuis, Mo. Air exchange says: "Have you no­ ticed that cute way which a fashiona­ ble young lady has of grabbing the tail "end of her dress in promenading? It is indeed a funny and ludicrous sight to see a lovely woman stop at a street crossing, give her body a fearful twist, atoop low and reach backward nearly to her heels and grab from five to 40 pounds of trail, full of mud and dirt, and shake it five or six times like a buzzard fixing his wings to fly,and then hobble across th e street like a lame turkey to the other side, then "let go" and turn off like a stern wheeler In a storm." THE preparations for the Masquerade on the 8th of uoxt month is going on satisfactorily, everything promises one of the grandest times ever known in McHenry. Parties from Chicago, Woodstock, Geneva Lake, Richmond and other points have already signi­ fied their intention of being present, and the costumes that are being pre­ pared and spoken for evidence that the display In this particular will be the finest. And another thiug to be taken Into consideration is the splendid music,--the Geueva Lake Quadrille Band of six pieces--which announce­ ment of itself is sufficient to draw a crowd. Therefore we say remember the day and date, Friday, Feb. 8th, at Riverside Hall. WE saw on Monday last, at the barn of Thos. Knox, a curious freak of na­ ture. It was no less than a calf with two lower jaws and two tougues. One was in the natural place while the oth­ er was on the side aud when closed dove-tailed in between the two, each jaw having a perfect and distinct ton­ gue. Otherwise the calf does not dif­ fer from a common calf except that his head is perhaps a little larger.-- When we saw it on Monday It was two days old, and apparently in good health, although very thin. It was found necessary to pour milk down it with a bottle. Should they succeed in keeping it alive it would certainly be a great curiosity. It was dropped on the farm of a mau by the name of liigalls, who lives Southeast of this village.-- What should cause this strange freak of nature is indeed a mystery. SHEDD A Co., of Chicago, commenc­ ed cutting Ice from the Mill Pond at this place on Friday last, and on Friday and Saturday were working about forty hands, filling about two cars per hour with fine,clet»r Ice, some 7$ inches in thickness. They had intended to put at work one huudred hands on Monday morning, but the rain aud mild weath­ er of Sunday made it iiupracticable, but they will do so as soon as it again freezes up. Ou Friday and Saturday they shipped something over forty car loads of Ice. This is the same com­ pany who last seasoh made prepara­ tions to build exteusive Ice House here* which project they will now carry out, and now have a gang of men put­ ting up the building, a part of it be­ ing already raised. The building is to be one hundred and fifty feet square and all under one roof. This they pro­ pose to till this season, besides all they ship to Chicago. Thisisr.ot only a good thing for McHenry at large but more particularly for the laboring class. They can now ge t work at re­ spectable wages and their pay prompt­ ly, thus enabling them to get through the Winter iu good shape. For this all should bo than kful. SPELLING. Below is found the spelling report of my A. class, for the two weeks ending Jan. 18th 1878. Kate Kelter, 350; Jen­ nie Francisco. 6-250; Annie Bonslet, 5- 250; Jennie Searles, 1-250; Etta Beers 250; Mabel Smith, 250; Addie Alex- auder, 4-250; Almon Granger, 14-200; Carl Ralston, 7-250; Wm. Gilbert. 7-250; Eloise Waite.3-250; Paul Brown, 5-200; Eugene Perkins, 1-225; Chas. Slafter, 7-250; Effle Til ton, 2-250; X? race Owen, 6-250; Ella Lumui. 8-250; Stella Beck- witht 300; Clara Wightman, 200; Jennie Beers, 1 350; Gerty Bonslett, 3-250. 8. D. BALDWIN, Teacher. STILL SWEETER. 13} pounds Light Brown Sugar for 91 at Smith, Aldrich A Haythorn's Riverside Block, McHenry. A CAKD. The members of the Good Templers Dramatic Society would take this op­ portunity to publicly thank the Mc­ Henry Cornet Band for their services at their recent entertainments, and to assure them that their most excellent music furnished on those occasions was duly appreciated by every member of onr Society. And now, while thanking them In the most hearty manner, we hope at no distant day to be able to show our gratitude iu a more substan­ tial manuer. Bv ORDER OF MEMBERS. Stoves of all kinds cheaper than you can steal thein, at John M. Smith's gear the Depot. WOODSTOCK. EDITOR PLAIXDEAXKR Perkin'a hu­ morous lecture was highly appreciated and applauded by some, but ethers did not seem to enjoy it. Many thought his jokes low aud common. HI*, ap­ pearance was not attractive, but It was amusing to watch the play of his fea­ tures. His relations were displayed by pictures on the wall behind him. Miss Edna Jewett, of this city, was married at the residence of the bride's father, at 8 o'clock Wednesday even­ ing, January 16th, to W. C. Allen of Heillsville, Wisconsin, About forty in­ vited guests were preseut to witness the ceremony. The bride looked beau­ tiful. Her dress was of wine colored silk trimmed with silk velvet of the same color. The parlors were decorat­ ed with sin 1 lax and choice natural flowers, sent from New York City. One beautiful pyramid of fruit stood on a table. The presents were beauti­ ful artd numerous. Supper was an­ nounced at about 9 o'clock aud all partook of a bountiful repast. The bride and bride-groom departed for iheir home at 11 o'clock. Many friends accompanied them to the depot and all wished them a happy future. Harvey Davis, brother of Doctor L. H. Davis, died very suddenly on Friday last, of what was supposed to be Apo­ plexy. His funeral was attended on Sunday by a large number of relatives and friends. Nous BILL Proceedings of the MeHearjr Ooutjr TMehtri' Association NI J*I>A, Jan. »ih, W78- Called to order at 10.30 A. M., by the Presidct. Moved and carried that the minutes of the first meeting at Greenwood be adopted. Miuntes of previous meetings read and approved. Moved tltihrthe exercise In Arithmetic be postponed until afternoon. S. D. Baldwin, by request, pronounced a number of words for the teachers to spell. Mr. Morton followed with a class in Grammar, showing his method of teaching the same. Messrs. Wheeler, Berger and Morton, were appointed a committee ou pro­ gramme. Mr. Parsons as critic. Asljourned to 3 p. M. AFTERNOON.--The committee on pro­ gramme reported and after an amend­ ment the report was adopted as follows Place of meeting, Xunda. Time. Feb. 2d, 1878. Arithmetic, J. H. Berger; Physical Geography, A. W. Cumins; Philosophy, Alex Gardner; School Government, Wm, Xickle; Grammar, Lettie Cumins; Reading, H. R. Bald­ win; Physiology, W. H. Harback.-- Discussion, Resolved* That the teacher should have the power to compel pu­ pils to study such branches as he deems necessary." Address by Rev. Mr. Wiley. Moved aud carried that each member write a question to be drawn from the hat and discussed. Among them were many questions of vital importance to the welfure of schools. Adjourned. A. W. CUM IMS. President. AMCX GARDNKR, Secretary. TAXK8! TAXES! The undersigned. Collector for the town of McIIenry, will be at the fol­ lowing places, on the days named, for the collection of Taxes: Mondays, at the store of John W. Freuiul, Johnsburgh. Tuesdays, at the store of P. D. Smith, West McIIeury. Wednesdays, at the store of J. W. Crlsty, Ring wood. Saturdays, at the store of Ferry A Martin, McHenry. FRANK SMITH, Collector. KEEP YOUR FEET WARM. Good Wool Lined Boots 02.50 per 8air at Smith, Aldrich A Haythorn's, Overside Block, McHenry. School Books aud Writing Paper CHICAGO MARKETS.--From the Jfoaf of Tuesday evening: Corn was active aud steady; the de- maud for track stuff Was strong, and prices ruled steady at about the same as yesterday. All descriptions of Hog products were lower, and the market was ouly fairly active. Short Ribs closed at 95.40*, loose; Long and Shorts at $5.50, boxed; Shoulders. 3|e, boxed. Green Hams sold at 6@6|c for 16 and 15|b av­ erages, and 5Je for 201b averages. Oats ruled quiet but the market was firmer and prices }c higher. Rye steady and firm. Barley under large receipts the market ruled weak and Tower. Business along South Water street was only moderately active this morn­ ing. The receipts of country produce were comparatively light, especially of Poultry, Game and Dressed Hogs. The old stock of Dressed Poultry has been worked off and the fresh sold quick this morning at a trifling advance. Butter, Cheese and Eggs remain un­ changed, but Dressed Hogs were dear­ er. Potateps aud Vegetables steady. Cattle were lower for common grades while good Cattle were about the same. Hogs dropped 10c. Range93.85 (<i4,10. Estimated receipts 39,3(K). The grain inspected in for the past 24 hours amounts to 448 cars, including 123 of Wheat. 167 of Corn, 48ot Oats, & Vf Rre, *nd 87 of Barley. NUN6A EDITOR PLAIN-DEALERJ--The' Read­ ing Rooms are again open from 9 p. m, until 0 o'clock each day. It Is a cosy place to spend a few lioura during the afternoon or evening, and it Is surpris­ ing that more people do not go there and use the things, which are furnished at no little trouble and expense. The library has lately been ealarged by tht addition of several books of the iiigh- est grade, and a person has a variety from which he may select reading matter to suit himself. If the people of the lowfi aud vicinity iuterest them­ selves In the reading rooms and give the encouragement of their presence, sometimes, it will not only encourage the young men by showing them that their efforts to furnish a reading room are appreciated, but will also oiicour- age them to do more in building up the society. The Reading Rooms are designod for the publio--that Isevery- body. The parties given by the Xunda Pleasure Club are enjoyable and pros­ perous, although they have almost all kinds of obstacles to surmount. The roads have been in very bad cenditiou since the club was organised, thus many people that live at a distance have been prevented from joining; besides, there have been meetings and entertainments of other kinds, wh'ch have tended to lessen the number of people in attendance at the parties. However the attendance has been fair, promptly paying all expenses, and the Club are looking for sleighing, and a much " Better- time coming." Under the management of H. L. Sheldon, the very best of order is maintained and good behavior iu every respect charac­ terises the club and Its parties. NoncR All knowing themselves indebted to G. W. Horn A Co., Xunda, will please call at once and settle, as all unsettled accounts will be left for collection on the 1st day of February next. G- w. HORN ft CO. On Friday evening a most successful festival, for the benefit of Rev.G. L. Wiley, was held at Nunda Hall. Mrs. B. D. Vosburg and Mrs. Benjamin-Rob- Inson were the managers of the festi­ val, aud they, assisted by many other equally zealous ladies aud gentleman, worked Indefatlgably to make the oc­ casion speak somewhat of the esteem which is felt for our minister. At the door everybody cheerfully paid the 10. cent admittance fee and within pur­ chased tickets which read "Oysters" for 15 cents each and those which read " Supper" for 35 cents. At about 8:30 tlie house (or the people in it) wa<t called to order and a programme of entertaining exercises, ccnsistlug of Music, Sougs, Declamations, etc., was taken up; after which the Supper en* gaged the earnest attention of every­ body. There were ninny expressions of praise spoken of the supper aud the whole entertainment, for it is seldom that a festival gives as much satisfac­ tion in every respect as this one. The net profit was about 934, besides some " Baskets full." All this speaks well for all hands--The people would not give such patronage unless they were generous, and they could not be gener­ ous unless they regarded their mluister as being full worthy of their generosity aud esteem. CRYSTAL LAKE. EDITOR PLAIN-DEALER:--Beautiful weather is this for people who have nothing to do but enjoy the mud and sunshine. But for the farmer who has produce to sell, wood to draw, a flo-'k of sheep to . fatten nnd many other things which require good roads and a sound market, to the merchant who has accounts against these farmers, and iu fact to all business men, how differ­ ent the adjective which expresses their opinion of it. The Union Meetings being held in this place are very interesting to many, and will uo doubt be the means or doing a great deal of good, especially iu uuiting the hearts of christalus. The Literary Society did not meet last week and will not this, on acceuut of the meeting. Notice will be giyen a week previous to the meeting of the ociety. Renovating Beds and mattresses seetus to be the most important busi­ ness in this place just how, there being two machines and two firms for doing the business. Surely people ought not to sleep on hard aud unhealthy beds' If it continues to be as warm the re­ mainder of the winter as it has .been thus far the ice crop will not be very large, but that on haud will bring a price Mr. Dole is getting every thing ready for business when it shall froze up. ODDJR GILBERT'S BUTTER COLOR. Will color white Butter so perfectly natural that an expert cannot detect the difference. Sold by Druggists aud Groceries generally. Try U. Miiuu- factured by A. B Gilbert, MoUoary, 111. Passenger trains pass Kictaewl as follows* GOING aoVI* Oeneva Lake Paaseuger.... . J I M A. K Oeaeva Lake Freight ». M. uoitro HOSTS ) „ Oeaeva Lake Freight . *'« Oeaeva Lake Passenger ,.-7 r« M CHURCH DIRECTORY". CcrsroBKOATrowAL:-- Rev. t. J, Eftmgkte*. P**tor, Serricos at 7X P. K. MKTHOOIST.--Kev. P. V. SWite* Pastor. Services »:30A M. SabbathSEHUOI9£0JKJSS J. L. Downing, Supt. BAITISTs-- Elder Younjr p&stor, smnriee* IQ:&> A> Sit Sebkitti school IS JUL MASONIC. ,3 BTCHTTTTFFE T.OIKJE, NO. LTT. A, F. I A. M. Regular Convocations rtrat Sltntilay in each mouth on or befortt the full incxni, and the second Mondav thereafter. „ „ G. P. WODKU* W. M C. 6. OoTTl*o, Seoretarr. H. Hastings Is rutting up tf^ftew house iu Brooklyn. M. Hicks still stalls the uGarlan<fr nnd other stoves equally as nice and good# Jobn Garver Is still trying to seff five cent cigars, oysters, nuts, candies, fruits, and will dish you up a Lobster Stew in fine style. I. X. Meade is getting ready for the spring campaign and will show you a nice stock of goods In a short time, and will sell them cheap to those who pay cash. A. L. Martin, the proprietor • ur City Meat Market, Is ready at all times to cut you a nice steak or roast. He has all kinds of meat and fresh Fish, and sells cheap. Who says that Richmond fs at a stand still? G. P. Wodell is building a barn. Yes a barn, bonafide and real, and Perry feels proud. As he has signed the pledge and don't smoke it makes him a little cross and ugly, and Skink'e. the architect, can hardly live with him. Palut It green. Petty* that is a good color. We hear that there Is a place In town where you can step into a back roomon the sly and tiike a drink. Would it not be well for the City Fathers to look into it, (not into the bottom of the tumbler in tills same place,) and see if It le true, and if so make him pay a li­ cense. It is not in the drug stores but Is fetched in bottles. AUCTION SALE. The undersigned, being about to go West, will sell at Public Auction, on the Pelick Marsh Farm, four miles South of Antioch, on the East side of Fox Lake, on Tuesday, Feb. 5th. 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., sharp, the following property." 9 cows, 14 three year old heifers, all coming In, 7 two year old steers, 3 two year old heifers. 1 bull four yearlings, ISO young sheep, 1 two year old colt, 1 yearling colt, 1 Wood mower, 1 Klrby reaper and mower combined, 1 hay rake. two horse sulky cultivator,! pair bob sleighs, 1 fanning mill, 1 single buggy, 1 single harness, 1 plow, 1 harrow, hay, potatoes, household goods, <&c. TERMS OF SALE.--All sums of $10 and under cash. Oyer that sum a credit of One Year wtll be given on approved Notes at 4 per cent iuterest. Three per cent off for cash. This is a bonafide sale. Xo side bid­ ders. C. A W. HEAL. WALTBR WHITS, Auctioneer. CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. The undersigned will sell at Public Auction, on the premises of Plant Row- son, one mile and a half southwest of Spring Grove, on Thursday, Jan. Slst, 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the following property: 1 grey mare nine years old, 4 cows, 1 yearling steer, 3 pigs, 2 colts, one three and one four years old, 1 lumber wttgon, 1 double buggy, 1 Gorham corn cultivator, 1 pair bob sleighs, 1 sulky hay rake, 3 sets of double harness, 1 Racine reaper, oue- half Interest In a Champion mower, 3 good stubble plows, 1 small cultivator, 3 sets of double drags, 1 hay rack, 1 land roller, 1 fanning mill, about ten tons of good tame hay, and a quantity of oats and corn. TKRMS OF SALE.--All sums of #5 and under cash. Over that amount a credit of Eight Months will be given on ap­ proved Xotes at 6 per cent interest.-- Ten percent after due until paid. JOHN NEVILLE, Uortniw, J. A. aHB*wo<»D, Auctioneer. JtfT ifesses of Winter Goods §e!o*| bottom price at Perry A Murtln's, tegp deee, • • ' * : ™ Dwtghf 4k Forrest carry the Itffg1 stoMc.«f Be<rN*nd Shoes kept by a ooslns in Metfeurv county, and, goods for cash st wholesale prlcef* 3 POUNDS OfTe# for One Dollar, tffe best the tttoiKf at BitekTIn A #t#1%)is. Wt iifafe® sti«!«s Tsas s sfsscfdflty. Will make extremly low prices and iell you a choice article, nsltb, Al­ drich A Hay r horn. Men In ceiits aft The best Woolen Socks for the market for twenty-five Perry A Martin's. For a good clean share go to the Parker House Barber SI*op^ Hair ^ ---v Catting » specialty. Pa. f rtl For bargains in Shiiiinc ffxftnel* L.-iderwear. Clothing Ac.. cuR «t Smith -AWrieh A llaythom s Viverslde Block* Tinware, from a tin whistle to _ Wash Boiler, at John M. Ss»ithrsr *eat the Dtepvt. CALL and see the best Objrf gftofi its the market, at John M. Sitffnfr near the Depot. • 1 ffii Ladles Cloaks, and Clera&fiig ssd new patterns of Waterproof at P. D. Smith's near the Depot/ In order to reduce stock* before oar annual Inventory in February we will make it an object for all to make tbelr purchase of us. BCCKLIK ftsrtrttM. SHKLF-IKARDWARK,Pocket and Table Cutlery, in any quantity, at Bedrock Brices, at John M. Smith's, near the >epot. I>1{ KSS MAKING. Fashionable Dress and Cloak making alsecutting and fitting at reasonable prices. . Mas. Ph. BKCCK, Parker Bwittk BUFFALO ROBES. A large Invoice of the finest: Robes ever brought to this market, just re­ ceived at Smith, Aldrich A Haythorn's. Riverside Block. -a '.-•d IF in want of a Cook or Heating Stove, do not fail to call ct.Joha M Smith's, neat the Depot, as he cannot fail to please you both in quality and price. THE Store formerly occupied by the Post Otttce, opposite the Riverside House, it ottered for Rent on reasonable terms. 5 CLOTHING. Bucklin A Stevens will make e tremelylow prices on all kinds Clothilig In the next thirty days. JustVeceived at Bucklin A Stevens at McHenry a new and full line of Seasonable Dress Goods, Shawls In desirable Styles, Prints, Domestic, Cotton Flannels. Bed Blankets, Horse OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS. We have a few left which we will sell at very lew prices. If In need it will pay you to look them over. 1 SMITH, AI.UNUK A Hair™*** Buffalo liobes. In view oi the warm weather the price ef Rob !ias been reduced at Perry A Ms. tin's below the lowest price ever kcc wn in the county. Call audgat prio # * BOOTS A SHOES^ It Is a conceeded fact that the Buffa­ lo Custom Made Boots and Shoes have no superior on the market. Selected stnek. Warranted work. Forsale by Smith, Aldrich & Hay thorn, Riverside Block, McHenry. , Money to Loa«, M In sums of $500 and upwards, on Henry County Farms, at 8 percent terest. Address npplv to . iNBA w. SMFFIX ilSSi fit Of nice Sugar for Buckliu A Stevens. POUNDS = V-'T One Dpllatr ti PERSONAL PROPERTY FOBSALE* The. undersigned having reated his farm offers at private sale all his per­ sonal property, consisting In part of 7 cows, 3 two year oM Heifers, comiog in, 1 yearling. 1 yearling colt, 20 Shoats, 700 Ktvhels oorn in the crib, 5 Ton of Tamo Hay In the Barn, 1 Sperry Dumping Caldreit Kettle with fixtures, 1 Light Wagon, I uew Grand Detuer Plow, 1 Com Sulky, new and other farming articles too numerous to men­ tion. Also a quantity of Household Furoitnre. oonsi&ilng of one Cook Stove and fixtures^ 1 set cane seat chairs, 4 cottage bedsteads, 3 blaek- walnut tables, I otjftve cbair, 1 cane §e*t Rooking, C%ai:F-,. 1 Bureau, sud other housetwlsl Furniture. Terms Cash, For fujrthe-r- particulars inquire of JOHN L.DUX*. Physietaa*Highly recommend the use of I>r. Marshall's Lung Syrup fsr Coughs or Colds of long standing and Pulmon­ ary t-t>u*pi»i*t,!i generally. It always owes in an inure-dib^r short time. Call <uj your druggist and get a bottle.-- Cku| cents* Sola by A. B. Gilbert^ | FOR S A LE OR REXT. A An* new Dwelling House, with 925 REWARB, The above reward will be paid to any one who will find one of our Buffalo Boots in which there is a counter, inuer-sole, slip sole or piece of heeling that is not cast from a good, thick, piece of sole leather. P. D. SMITH, ear the Depot. MARKED DOWN AGAIN. Overcoats, Underwear, Sbawk, Flannels, Blankets, Wool-Lined Boots and Shoes, Men aud Boys Caps, &c., &c, I « , , marked way down below wholesale barn aud Improvements ca­ prices in order W close out. % Jferu^nes^mbK l««uUe st Ufe FLTZBIMMOKFT * EVAKSO*, #RCET Bucklitt ft Stevens have a full line of Selz A 'Jo's Boot and Shoes, which have rf w * given their customers such uuiversal satisfaction during the past year,, ^ Every pair fully warranted and anteed to give satisfoction. , Distempers. Coughs, Colds* Fovere and most of the diseases whteli fferse* Cattle, Sheep,- Hogs and Poultry are subject to are readily overcome and cured by using Une^p Sam's Condition Powder according to tlie plain direc-|i ,^¥ tlous. Sold by alt Druggtsts, > ' --' There la noearthly boon wove precious 4^- thau good health, and it behooves its possessor to endeavor to retain it. If * . *on are assailed with such provoking tils as sick heaiJaohos, torpid liver, sour ^' stomach and a general feeling of wear- • > : in ess and disgust, don't go and commit " , -j'; suicide but take Eilert's Daylight Liver '~k~ Pitts and be cured. •:c'^ Disease and Death, when they resell our own households, are too serious for ̂ ~ i jesting, we us© our best endeavors to T: drive of the dread messengers, and aro^flSl; only happy wlwn we fee! that they aro V ^ at a distance. At the first approach otf that fell destroyer, Consumption, lisjt4; s the shape of a cough or slight cold aaCi- * well as more severe Bronchial or CaV »> , tarHi Complaints, we should at once UKe^': Ellen's Extract of Tar and Wild Cher-r A .• ry. It has no superior in such cases.^i Every bottle warranted to glvo satis* fuctlon. 8old by all DragipU, • " It should be the duty, aa well as pleasure of all journalists, to Impart such useful information to the readers of their papers aa well conduce to theii* well-being and hsskh, If we can save- any one from pain wo have ac*. cainplished. msm good la this world.- Now. we know that the advice we aro| about to>^tve wittisavo many of onr friends from a va&t of suffering,^ especially th^se wh^ are troubled r « with rheiiina.tipin, Retiralgia, or setattca. CaH on your druggist for " botftlv of Lowson's Cusative, and use it ̂ §cffe faithMs. tor any aoh*. paiui intf fniia#* tion yam, mav have, and. our we#-™1 it vou wflj. thank ^ Foe ^ by H,.CoS|^ 1H*ggl»K IU. or ~m>