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*PRlL»4ih,Wfc fume. f|tl»T> T nip tai»0»aLeko «..w....it...*•«. .1:18 v. n. oomioim ..-:. 10:00*. K. if 7.-W*. M, to |t»uwiAmy kSSB. A; X.-Be*n. aeeoad and HBWBT Oourr H. F. l'Si m T. Y. EDDY, of Union and J. Don- Belly. of Woodstock. made our sanctum l^tMut call on Friday.' : Do not fall to go and see those New Baffles, at Owen'» Warehouse, adver­ tised In another column. Bncklln A Stevens, have made large * additions to their stock of Ctething.i aad at cheaper prices than ever* lfotun>, a Gold Pin, with Moss Agate Setting, which the ewriter can have by calling on Dr. H. T. Brown, proving ptoperty and paying for this notice. W. H, PEBKIHS, at the Art Gallery, Is mw ready to take a Picture of "the htonan face divine," and guarantee sat- infection. Call.and see him. Now Is the time tor the mShwho i*t advertise, to sit in the sun, on a 4fj goods box and sing: "I am wait­ ing, wait Inn. waiting." URNS* SALISBURY has OPENED « LADLES Famishing establishment In the store |E «exl west ef Mrs, Searles' Millinery •3 baa a MW advertletibiht this week, which farmer* and others wltldo wel to read. Be does a general Black­ smith! ugand Wagon Making business, end uitfc^eod nateriftl andtljt boat of workmen I* awe to five satisfaction.-- Hecanahvavs fee fewvd at hie <shep ready to Walt upon his customers, and If you want a horse shod, a wagon or plow mended, a new wagou or buggy, you can get It In the shortest possible time, and have it guaranteed at repre­ sented. Bead his advertisement and give him a call when is wantofaey- tblog In his line. ; J , ' . / THE Executive Committee %f the ibid Settlers* Organization of McHenry [and Lake Counties, will meet at .the Riverside House, In this village on Satuiday next, April 2Tth,for the pur­ pose of fixing the date of the npxt An­ nual meeting and the transaction of, such ether business as may come before them. The names of the Executive Committee are as follows: Hon. B. Bishop. Dr. E. A. Beers and D. 9, Smith, McHenry County; Albert Kap- pell, Richard Cora pt on and Justice Bangs of Lake County. All Old Set­ tlers and others who take an Interest in the coming meeting arc requested o meet with the Committee. STORY, Hardware and JohnL Story, Furniture dealer, have consell- dated'their business, and both can now be found at the old stand of J. Story, opposite the Mill, ready to sell you anything In the Hardware or Furniture line both In quality and price that can- ^not fail to sitft. Their stock of Hard­ ware Is one of the most complete to be found In the County, and comprises •If -** Evwr member of the Good Jars Is requested to be present next Friday evening. Important business will come before the Lodge% W. C. Two Button Kid Gleres In light shades at the lew price of 76cts per lj»|r, and Three Button Kids at 91.00 ptr pair, at Bucklin A Stevens, IF our Richmond correspondent does Wt report more regular, we shall be fbilged to turn htm over to that fellow IvMi wants his scalp. Now do yon hair? A Piccadilly collar, eleven fingers Wfh, Is without doubt, the nobbiest thing out. It braces a fellow up at the back of his head, so arty superfluous brain can't conveniently eacepe in that direction. WE would call attention to tHe ad­ vertisement of F. G. Mayes, Merchant Tailor, to be found elsewhere. He has just put In a new and well selected stock of Cloths, Ready-Made Clothing, Ac, which the buying public can do no better than examine. He will furnish you a suit Ready-Made^or made to or­ der as cheap as. It cafToe bought elsoi ifffccre. £(KSSKRS. HOWARD A MOROAN arc In ititwn with a Steam Feather Renovator, Mid are ready to cleanse your Beds on abort notice and in the best of manner AH beds brought to them will be put in thorough order for |1. When they f» after them and return them 43,50 will be charged. Persons coming Into town to trade can have their beds Beaovated and carry them home with thep. Kooms in Howe's Block. FBBDSCHNOBB has commenced the erection of his new store, just West ol J. M. Smith's Hardware, which Is to bo 11x10, and will be used by him as a Bool and Shoe Store, where we twder- atfefisi fee intends keeping a full line of goods, both home-made and Eastern ^manufacture. He has the reputation of being a first-class workman, and we hive no doubt be will largely Increase his trade when he gets into hie quarters. 'THE Commission Inn of Chapman A Hartman, 85 South Water Street, Chi cage, has been changed, and Is now Stewart, Walcott A Co., end Is com­ posed of C. A. Stewart P. C. Woloott Mild Isaac Hartman. The last named Is well and favorably known In McHenry comity, and those shipping produce of My kind to them can be assured of prompt and satisfactory returns. They taftend making a specialty of Fruits of j||l kinds the present season. ••• *WB would call the attention of o«r finders to the new advertisement of Bucklin A Stevens, to be found !*n an­ other column. This firm have filled In - this Sprlug with en unusual large Slock of seasonable Goods, a*hd as they eMhe doing a cash business, have touched Ifcttem on all goods In their line They are square dealing business men keep none but the best of goods and •re always ready to make it an object for the buying public to select from ' their stock. Read their advertise- $***- • ' Wi have heard considerable said ebout the superiority of the 00 cent jTapan Tee sold by Fitzslmmens A Branson, but we were favored with ecnvlnclng proof the other day whe« £vansen handed in a pound of the lame, with a request that we give It a trial. We have done so. and uuhesl- tatingly pronounce it A No. 1 article* gnd fully equal to tljat we have paid dollar for In othejr times. Call at Fitzsimmons A Evap"on, bny a pound find be convinced th^t it can't be beat, •^ither in quality or frice. Hardware. Tinware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, and In short everything usual­ ly found In a first class establishment of this kind. In the Furniture line you cannot fall to be suited, whether you want to buy a single article or a full set, as they will not be beaten, either in quality or price. Look out for their new advertisement next week, and in the meantime call and examine their stock. WE understand parties from Bock ford have been in this village lately offering to print the Hoddcr Paten Blotter Tablet. Now we wish to It form all parties that we have the e elusive right of this Patent for tl town of McHenry, which wo. bough and paid lor, and knowing our rtgti In this respect shall Insist upon tlie This Rockford firm is noted fot the! shoddy sprinting, printing a cheap] quality of envelope a little lower than we charge for a good one and then' charging a half dollar more a thousand for Letter Heads ihaA we ever pre­ tended to charge. We never have had cause to complain of our business men going from home for their printing, but wish to warn this Rockford Arm that we shall not snbmit gracefully should they succeed in getting or send­ ing a job ef these Patent TabJf^js t i«t© this town, ^ ^ I / . . , . : /'J < • '"f ' - /- R«atl R»t»t* Transfer^, Conveyances filed for record In the Recorder's Office of McHenry County, Illinois, for ihe Week ending April 90, A. D. 1878: t David Campbell and wife to Wfn. V. Shonbt lots 4587 blk HAD. Vaul'a «dd./to Chemung, $400. Daniel Strain to Albert A M/gatt po eon. on State line North of Btelimonfl, $131. pew tiiisfl^ippj^'ai April ...One Sunday •CTjWwMwriNiP »lcktd "P * note on the -Sttfet Which read thus: ••Deai^--^Fa ewiBta have gone away, Ctosse ftWto 4he%olseiiktd get fiabbs^ and PlAl^ We woe- der what the -- that raeaiit?........A fine stock of Wall Paper just received an Smith, Al|hdch A Haythorn'a R1 ver- side Block ...Fishermen now eo* cupy thebridgedeily........ While In a helgbtwrlngp^a^iog office tlte other day we saw a notice posted up which read a#fellows: "Young ladies who visit aw nofc> to fopl around the representative of Ms Satanic Majesty.* The Devil you say. . .He swears be never .spoke >e her, and yet, how came she by tbat picturet Echo answers....... .Some* body-stole thatf pet cat. We Shan't eat iny more sanWmre ttiis week...-- A young man who let a case ef eggs ftill on the street the other day says "Troth crushed to earth, may get up and git,** but he'll "be darned If eggs will.". .True wiedens is a plump, jolly dame, #lio sits In her arm chair, reads the '"Splinters," loughs right merrily at the farce of life, and takes the world as it goes........Everybody nnbiushlngly confesses that he's pe­ cuniarily "tight.*........For Bargains in Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes &c.,go to Bucklin & Stevens,....... The matrimonial market is lively and good to choice lots are In demand. The outside buyers who have been hanging around this market have had a tenden­ cy to raise prices, but tu> serious corner Ujutfislcaifld ^-rrtThe ghosts on "the river have not made their appoar- •t TrwteeA. WTO, Board met on call. Full Board tn at- tendance. President Bishop In the chair. Mi antes of last meeting riad and approved. . The following bills vera audited sad Ordered paid: • f J- Vtu Sifke, Printing..... Kwjwia a #Mwr, AlaekuiMiia«. Smith s Safiter, tmwr. On motion H. N. Holmes and J. Van Slyke were appelate* Judges of cor> poratlon election, to be held on Tues­ day, the 16th. On oiotlou adjourned io Friday eve­ ning, at 7| o'clock* ' B. Buaor, fwidaa^ M. KU.TBB, CLAIK. .e 8.80 - 11,79 . ao.M • ».85 . 57,06 . MS . 100,00 nd be- Bishop meeting 4 w i ^ « w w v ( i v » « « | r w • • • Stoves ot all kinds, Slielf, and "--t-antu nf Jntr ' Thr music of the cow bell was heard on Saturday.-- Served him right^....^.A choice lot of uew Spring<-Goode just received at Perry A Martin^...... .The Photo­ graph RcomS are How in rnntrlng order If you want agoed Picture don*t fall to call........Easter Eggs were plenty heceabonts on Sunday last town is famousYor lies and Hers.-- arshall Holmes declares It is a gross untruth that he is the man who dis­ covered the Babes In the woods--or that any of our ex-Aldermen should be the subject of a special protracted meeting--or that Hank McLean Is sub­ ject to frequent attacks of chronic laslness--Or that the correspondent of the Democrat may be seen shying around a back street of pleasant star­ light night--or that our *'devil" whis­ tles lu his sleep and calls it snoring-- or that the anvil chorus are figuring on the expense of a grand revival tour through Michigan--or that snore lies will soon be reported.^X....P. D. asopened up whh a fine stock of Spring and Summer Goods In hts line. Call and see <him........O. N. Owen and C. P. Waite have built a very fine sail beat this Spring... .. *». Duck hunting will soon be over........ And then look out for Red Horse. • Vn!; ii i II --m the fe. Michael Sntton »n«t wife to/ H«nry Pac' holts »H a la --X «ee«f, $im. Ira StoeniB aad wife to Wm./Salltvaa IS * in ««e St Seneea, $S0Bt L. D. Pblloitt to tieorge V. IsviwAml tX ana Main tvsH seM acc ft, MeHea- ». J. - McMillan *us«t wife to Mr«. Mary A. EoUafon^ka I $ MS4 S |ak S Wslbp's »(W. to J, C. Bttttoa an A n iii to Ferry Collier w ut lot* ewS Hartraftn's tsH to.itWiefeldjsed m a4j0lB3»Vt'.e8iL§9. 7 . Wtn. Mftvpratu! win te Behert Mm| mli »wM tew P.#- * Orten S3. Ciark IM wife to Aioaao Heuton 110 a in sees ? aad W/Ooral, $00t Fayette H. imani and wife to William Thnmpaon land in |@c« i, 10 aad It, Riley, S8.0SS. Jerope B. KawMna and wife to 8. S Hawk- aa tt««ivtded *!<M blk W K.O. Ayer's add. to Haverd, $m Firat Nation^! Sank of Woodatoek to John J. Mnrykjr 1st NiiTBaak building, Woodatoek $8,0W / Win. 8. Mend, by Adm., to Henry C. Kead 104 a lis ieca IS aaa SB, MoHenry, $8,2^.73, L M. Batta aid wife to O. H. Batto 4, « la see S, Coral, fUM. Thomaa J. B4kin aad wife to Martin C. Dunbar c)j neM awK a«e 84, Rliey, #S50. Thomaa J. Kdkin «td wife to Martin C. Dunbar e|tf aaao aad ne «e aee SS, Biley, $1,400. Samuel J. BookeSr and wife io Joha A. Reichelt lot 3 blk 1 Feller & Whaat'a add to Woodatoek, *300. jamas S. Overtoa and wife to ffm. Bawaoa lots 1 aad i Qjpiaer'g add to 8ofa»a, $K0. ' PeterHomer' L. Bishop 40 a tn bm s0c- J. E BaHpWd'wift io Wai. Dwight lota Hand » blkl !E. H. putchlna' add to Wood, atoek, $400. Joha Flaakey and wife to Patk. H Murray pe ine end w* sw ,»ac S, Hunda, $9QS. " 4 TEACUK1I8' MKETINCL The oczt regular meetlng of the Mo- Henry Cottnty Teachers Association, will be held at Nunda on Saturday next April 27th. All Teachers, and others Interested In the cause of education, are earnestly requested |obe present. Per Order. ' Don't buy Planters till you sec my stock. They all have a high character and are not surpassed in the market. B.)C-Ow*ir. IF you want a good Picture call; it the Art Gallery, over Perry A Martin's store. No person asked to take a. Pic­ ture from the Gallery unless fully iat- isfled. , . i Boots and Shoes, a full and complete stock of M. Seise A Cos. make, the/ best goods In (be market, tt Bucklta* * Stevens. ' 1 ' UECOHB the shadow ere stance fades," by calling on W. H. Per­ kins, at the Art Gallery, over Perry A Martiu t atore. , ; u • '--Tillr llmii.1 i' THR BOKSK. Among the Hlgln items tn the Chlca* go Snnday Time* of the 31st, we find the following: * A controversy bis beCU for some weeks in progress as regards a so-called breed of horses known hereabouts as the " Cleveland Bay*,' and good horse­ men are of the opinion that there la no such breed, and the* any man main­ taining that this is a distinct variety has n« authority' whatever to sqsialn his allegations."; • As proof that t!is: wrf>«r <>f tlie above Item did not know what he was talking about, #e glvo tfio following extract from the Bemarks on the Horse," by Sanford Howard, of Boston, which wc find In the United States Agricultural Report for 186S:f " The most popular coach-horses In England are the Cleveland bays. The original stockte which this name wis applied seems to have been a sort of smooth-legged, dranfflit-horse, rather tall for the bulk, and of a bright-bay color, with dark mane, tail, and legs. They have been crossed with the race­ horse; the present stock having mow gracefulness of form, lighter action, and le?» hulk of body than the old, bnt retaining the color and height--sixteen hands or upwards, and a weight of 1,200 to 1,300 pounds. These horses are bred to a great extent in Yorkshire, there being a great demand for them for the London market. They have also of late been considerably sought after from the continent, from France^ Belgium, 4bc. The breeders use the mares, and such stock as is of suitable age, but not marketable, to some ex­ tent in farm labor. They have more action than any other English horse of equal size. The Cleveland bay has been introduced into this country. Within a few vears several fine speci­ mens have been taken to Va. I pro­ cured, in 1859, a fine horse of this breed for Dr. J. R. Woods, of that State, and it is probable that a prttty extensive trial will be niaje In obtaining crosses ef the breed, with the view of produo* log valuable coach-horses." f ; 1..^.COCKCIt Boon*, AptlUMh, M* s Bonftrihet pursuant to adjournment Present full Board.. President In the chair. Minutes ef last read and approved. Election returns were ttien can­ vassed and the following named gentle- tie men declared elected to their re­ spective offices; • TrtiMee* Richard Bishop. Benjamin Gilbert, Antony Weber, M. K*lter, Smith Searles, John I. Story* Clerk--J. V*!) Slyke, * * JPti&oe Magirtmto John II. McOm^ ber. t , ' ^ On motion the Cleiic was ordered to notify the candidates of their election afid direct them, to appear for install­ ment eri ifomday evening, the 93d, at the Council Room, at 7} o'clock. On motion the Clerk was directed to draw orders on the Treasurer for the following amounts. In favor of the members of this Board, for services rendered to date: • * . ^ tie so 10 80 10 80 R. Bishop, attendingT meetings,..;.... O. J. Howard, ' •« . " 8% M SO U J . M. VcOnwr, Jamea Walah, ;« ' "w • C. B. Curtia, >•,, * > . A. W«ber,' • '• H. N. Holmes, Marshal, M. Kelter, Clerk's Services, J. Van Slyke, Judge of Sleetlea^i.ii... On motion adjourned to Monday evening. April 22d, at 7| o'clock. B. BISHOP, Prestdeat. M. KKLTKB, Olerk. COCVCIL BOOM, April Wrts 1878, Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, Blaliop, Weber, Walsh, Curtis and Marshal Holmes. Mlnntes of last meeting read and approved. The Report of the Treasurer was then read wbicb showed the amour.t of Village Indebtedness at this date to be #185 06, which includes $ 100 to be paid te J. Herbes on the 1st day of May. The new Board then came forward, took the mtk, of office, end were duly installed. The el# Board theto adjourned dec die. B. BISHOP, PieaMenfc M. Him, Clerk. • Oooxcn BOOK, April sad, 1878. Present ftill Board. On motion of Trustee Searles, duly seconded, Richard Bishop was elected President of the Board for thoeusulng year. * On motion adjourned to Thursday evening next, April SBth, at 7| o'clock shsrp. K BISHOP, Prasideat. J. VAX SLTKB, OleHL Bncklin A Stevens have added their stock, & .Well selected stock W*ll Paper, Oil Window SI Ca^petlngs. Cheap for Cash. ' * FOR SALE. 1 ' I Two full Blood Durham Yearling Bull Calfs, fit for use. J. FLUSKT. Before making your purchases for the Spring and Summer, take a look at Bucklin A Steven's large and wejH se­ lected stock In all departments. • Sehool Books and Writing Paper Cheap. at O. W. Owen's. RING WOOD. PLAIXDEAI.kk:--Our ne#nr- ally quiet town has been considerably excited since our last writing by the Red Ribben movement, conducted by Messrs. Rice ana Hall. They succeed­ ed In getting a list of some over 0*0 hundred names en chelr pledge. Chas. Prlckett returned from' Hie West last Tuesday. His description of the western country Is very flattering. Any one In need of Fruit or Shade Trees would do well to call OB ,14. A. Bucktand as be bas come obeice varie­ ties. We hesr that Mr. Detwlller Is to de­ liver a Temperance lecture lu this place cm Thursday evening of this week. De not fall to hear him. •. The scholars ot our school are to have Lyceums each week during this term of school. The first Is to be on Tues­ day evening of this week. JOWATfAH. NUNDA' . JCDITOB PLAIN DEALBBS--'At osr vl^ lage election on Tuesday last, the fol­ lowing named gentlemen were elected Trustees; O. Beardsley, Dr. Horn, W. Hartman, J. Marshal, C. Kellogg, J. P. Vermilya. Gfe©. Vermilya, Clerk. • >4 INDUCEMENTS fOR CAS|L We ofier Special Bargains In tbe following goods: Teas, Goflecs,Sugars, Dried Fruit, Canned Goods. Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Cot- tonades. We guarantee the Cash buy­ er a saving of at least 15 per oent. on 41T the goods. Inspection solicited, Fitzsimmons A Evasjton. Ladies Linen Suits and Dusterg In great variety. Summer Shawls and Ladies Neck Wear, at lower or thap ever, at Bucklin A Stevena^ ^ HORSE FOR SALE. I i A good Work Horse for Sale very obeap. Apply to DR. E. A. BBEBS. A Large and beautiful line of Ham­ burg Edgings, just received from New York, from Sets per yard up, at Buck- lin A Stevens- WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!! A New Stock just received at Smith, Atdrich A Hay thorn's. Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and brases will be relieved by Uncle Sam's Nerve »r»d Bone Liniment, sold by all druggists, „ ttiemt l« the Democrat̂ seems tojtl^nk that If a correspondent states facts as Items of news, be Is pettifogging." ^baf we regard to the contest over Township Treaaorer we st items and as we believed t lleve now the ffcets to be, and reiterate them, that this is a contest In which the peopl« have no direct enthusiasm, as it Is generally believed that we never had a more nooommcslatla^ Treasurer, than the present incumbent, John Bunker, and that the funds Were never more «c|fete or prudently held, leaned or distributed, as by law re­ quired. Insinuations are mads by his opponents to the contrary, but we have neither heard nor read of any well founded sus piclow. Any one who has any doubt, always could have had, can now have, and ever can have the privi­ lege of seeing the money counted, of examining records, voucher?, ball bonds and all, and satisfying himself. In a former article from a correspond­ ent of the Democrat, E. B. Smith of, Ridge field, one of the Trustees, was wholly exonerated from blame, as it Is termed, In reappointing John Bunker. Now Nemo exonerates Mr. Renicli, an­ other of the Trustees. Wc may there­ fore expect In the next Communication A. B. McConnell will be exonerated, and that it will be insisted, that Mr. Bunker appointed himself ami nobody is to blaihe. But as Nemo means no one, it follows that ne one it responsl ble for what Nemo says. In order to settle the Controversy, Mr. Bunker has called a Special Election for next Saturday and It is to be hoped far the credit of the town that if Mr. Bunker cannot be beaten without destroying the tickets left by Ill's friends at con­ venient places for voters to select from, we hope he will be successful, otherwise we have uo choice, only so that the business be well and: safely done. •' ^ • • • The last few days have been all that we could wish, and farmers are happy la common with the rest of mankind. Does Mrs. Tilton's late confession and the heralding thereof to the world, together with Bishop McCloskey's shame, add any thing, by way of refine­ ment to society, or to our belief in woman's virtue? If so we fail to see it. We say * woman's virtue," because love fot our mothers, sisters, wires and daughters has always taught us that by nature woman is virtuous aud that man alone is responsible for her down­ fall, that womau's modesty would prompt her to avoid all notoriety in connection with such damning scandal, but when we see the seeming greed of many wemeu to seek notoriety through such scandal and through other ways so closely ailed therewith, wo are led to befleve, that in our belief of woman*s virtue, and man's depravity we have done the latter injustice, and, that so many of these trnmgrewiom could not happen with the fault all on one side. Have these things always been so. or is this the onrgrowtb of the late deprture, viz; the, clamor for wo­ man's rights t Moonshiners are getting rather bold In their attacks upon our poultry yards, bnt we advise them te be a little more careftil, as they are being watched closely and cold lead may whisper in their ear closer than will be comforta­ ble, If people who have lost poultry meaB what they say. jpilces. Mrs * : ! j i Freeman A uiark's oelebrsfted proved Flex MtU is nneqpuiled for clean- lar at E. M. Owen's* If In jreot price. A large 8 Kenosha Pnmpl. «i&11 at John as he can tH l| quality at lowest prices, at E. M. Oweu*$. $R«;LP-HABt>WABfc,Pqcket and Tsttle Cutelry, in any qnniitlty. at Bed-rock £ rices," at John M,* near >efOk - - J FOR SAtE CHEAP A good Work or Bnggy Uwl, weigh about 1009 pounds. Enquire E. M. Owen. _s. c^lebrtted it Pnmps atiMl PlantCt# •iAtNK«¥lLI.B. EMROS PLAINDI i--We woold brfeflly say that there is still such a place as Hal nesvllle in existence. The Grant Cheese Factory has de­ cided to take a rest this Summer. '.An-.unusually large number .of far­ mers sewed wheat this Spring, no one however, caring to risk a very large pleoe. Some think it better to contin­ ue buying flour than to buy wheat and flour both. Mr. Uz Hendee has trade# bis Itffi bay horses to Lorenao Parker. "Ren* you will find them to be excellent for business. Xr. Fred Melthmore fs ipw attend­ ing school at Ring wood. He intends to stay * a year. Improve your time Fred and yon will always find Mr. Nlckle ready to help you. The Wankegan Minstrel Troupe gave an entertainment at the Lyceum Hall last Saturday evening which pleased our citizens with jokea, songs, dogs and diaotoud j|gs, wblcb were very inter­ esting. p > . • T. C. Siusser still keeps the spotted romeo horse but doesn't speed him much on account of tbe roads being bad. V-V.-.' Gee. Wood bet gone to Beloif te spend the Summer, but the chief at­ traction is here and we have ne doubt be will soon return, Our Harness Maker is doing a large business and from the looks of the lum­ ber he is having drawn we think his old plac<» Is not large enough. The young people of this vicinity seem to think it is fashionable tc marry in April this year, as there are a number of couples stepped oft already and more on the point. The young ladies have their qnllts all ready. Hurry up boys. SHORTS. PLANTERS. . I am Sole Agent for the Union, Keystone and Star which 1 ofler at lew prices. • ^ . f. &Jf.Qprc^&. , ' : Q IFQR SALE CHXAP. ' f -T A ̂ *eend hand Union Cem Plahtif^ in good order, and as good as new. Will be sold cheap for cash or trade. Inquire at tbe Brick Mills. v * ' A' H. HADTLT A SON8fe;-.:§ Mothers will find Dr. Windiest Teething Syr«tf just the medicine to have In the bouse tor the children. It will cure raids, ooeghs, son throat aad regulate tbe bowels, up it. Sold by all Druggists. Uncle Sam's Harness Oil fills and closes the pores of leather, effectually presenting the entrance of dam|HieM, dust, Ac., and rendering the harness soft and pliable, white at the time increasing Us durability^; /GltBER?-COLBY-In Woodatoofc. at lie 'Waverlr House, on thelSth inat, bv the Bvr. K. K. Todd, Mr. Bdaou B., m orOeo. ailbwrt Baq., of Nunda, and Mlaa Carrie JL, daagbter of Allen Colby Esq., of McHenrjr. ^ BIL1NSKI--DABBY---By Rev. W. A. Adran. Wednesday, Anril 7th. at tbe reaidenee w Henry Oarb.v, Diamoao Lake. 111., Mr.Oltariea A. Bifinaki, of Diamond Lake, to Mtaa Ida If. Darby, of the same place. HAIGH--BBOWN--By Bev. W. A. Adroa. Thursday, April 18th. at the residence uf Joteph Hiich, 180 West Adams {%, Oh train, Mr. *Vm. Henry Hatch te Mt«a JBUaebeth •" if Chi The most pleasant and prompt Coitgh remedy is Dr. Marshall's I>ung Syrup. Children cry for it. Call en your drug­ gist and try a bottle of it: price only- I BOOTS & SHOES. It Is a cofkceeded fact that the llniifr- lo Custom Made Boots and Shoes have ne superior on the market. Selected stock. Warranted work. For sole by Smith, Alorlch A Haythorn, Riverside Block, McHenry. There is no earthly b||i more precious than goo<$ health, and ft behooves its possessor to eudeator t« retain it. if you art assailed With aiieh brovoking ills as^6lck headaches, torpid |lver, soer stomach And a general fbellng of wear­ iness' arid disgust, don^t go And commit suicide but take Eilerft Daylight Liver Pills ani be cured. Sold by all Dr^g» giStS. . AUCTION SALE. ^ The Undersigned will sell at Pnbtte Auction, on tb# ilnsser fbrti, one mile South of Albeit SMtpd**. tn Lake Co., en Saturday, A|M-I1 S7«h,18ra,«ommene- ing at 10 o'clock AJ MH the following Bropertr: 1 Span fionMtl Sot Double anseas, 1 Wagon. 1 - Bu«|y^a number of Cboioe Cowr, e let of Hegs, a quan­ tity of. drain, Bay, Farming Tools and Hoosebeld Furniture.. Ternvt of Sale-- AU snms of $5 and under, |2eeh. Over thei sum a credit of six monthiB will ho f;iven oti approved Notes, at 7 per cent n teres t. JPlET^R MlLLARii Disease and DeMll^when they reach our own i)Oiiseheldf;'Oife -too serfeus for Jesting, we use our best endeavors to drive Oil the dread messengers, and are only happy when wC ffccl mat they are at a distance. At the first approach of that fell destroyer, Consumption, i» the shape of a cough or slight cold aa well as more severe BronehlfQ or Ca­ tarrh Complaints, we should at once use Eilert's Extract Of Tar aud Wild Cher­ ry. It his no superior in such cases. Every bottle warranted to give fhcticn. Bold by all D/uglsts. It should be the duty, as well as pleasure of all Journalists, to impart Such oseftil Information to ihe readers of their papers as well conduce to their well-being and health. If we can savo anyone from an hour's pain we have ac­ complished some good in this world,-- Now, we know thaf the advice we avo about, to give wifts&v® many of our friends from a vast amount of suffering* especially time who are troubled with rheumatism, neuralgia, or sciatica. Call on yoar draggle for a tM>ttl<? of Lawson^s Curative, and use It faitbfttlljy, forattyeclte, pain Infiautma- tion you may twve, and. our word for It vou will thOMk us Car oar advice -- For sale by H. Colbjr, Druggist, Mo> Henry, 111. . m •• MARB1KD. Brown,^both of Chicago. POUNCHIV AIM chim Slo MeHENRY, The *wtwral«3ie<i are short notice also Mil! to do all klndaA^|)Mtlng for Machinery, abort notiee Sad m ttHs Best of manner. Wm also maaafiaetore ttee,e©l«sbsraM*i tiele Wlaw pr® paied iner st of manner. Benftirtag of all kiriis doiie •tUuetion Gnarantoed. ipuy and Threshing Maehuiea rvpairaMl en abort «e» Wee. . . •, m bawl ' " * mUmitwlT* W pa». ^ ' ' ' ' .. .a. j Tm -v :*!X v ,$--«*• ' • ' yP