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OOINO i »«••» TA1W» P»*9eng«r....i: T« A. *. in Uke Freight.... ..i.....A. .l:15». *. . coin® inm.4tL n." rat#*« I.*k« Freivnt ....;..1941 A. M. (sntvk L»k« Paswnwr 7 AS p. M REPUBLICAN :?t,:M WoodctocK, atnrdav, Oet . Sth, WJS learn |liat Hon. S. A. Huflbut and John G.Sh^r#in, tHe j&*publican can­ didate for Congress, will together make several speeches in this County between the 10th and 30th of this mouth. Due notice will be given of the times and place*. He are aamred that they will visit McHenry. THE Foot Raoe between A. Walsh, of this village And H4fCk Paul, of Chi­ cago, has bee a set down for Saturday of iMNKt week, Oct. IStb, and will posi­ tively take place on that day. In ad­ dition to that Race there will be Purses for fifty and one hundred yards, and a Fat Mens Knee, A general day of sport may be looked for.. notice else- iit the abie Orator and Statesman, rill he present and speak on the political Questions of the Day. f: JOHN C. SHERWUT, *The Republican nominee for Con­ gress in thift^District, will- *l»o Represent. pST^The McHenry (Garnet Band ' %ill be present iiKd famish the #)U81C. NEW Fall Millinery Goods just re­ ceived at Mrs. Searlee?. ; T " J " t , , ,.5 A. L. HOWE, will accept the thanks of the editor and family for a bag of fery fine eating Apples. 4 Knife Plaiting made to order, also Knife Platters for sale at Mr*. Salts- lik • A call for a Democratic Congression­ al Convention, to be held at Eigln Oct. 10th, can be found in another column. V i THE FOX River Base "Ball Clab go to Woodstock on Friday to play the re- turn game with the Picked Nine from Wooihtock and Chicago. THE man who will read aii«*vgpaper three or fonr years w^thout^paylng for (t, would pasture a goat on his grand- fa the fs grave. WM. MCPHEE. and wife, of Rome, N. Y..father and inotber of Mrs. Mayes, of this village, has been visiting here. We believe they were former residents of this town. WK learn that therein be a Nrcktle Sociable, at the reMdlnce of Father Stewart, Ring wood, on Thursday evening r.ext, Oct 3d. Supper 25 cents. All are cordially invited. MRS. iv. IIOWE. of Greenwood, has rented the Millinery store of, Mrs. C. II. Morey, in this village, and w|il Im­ mediately open it with a fine stock of Fall and Winter Millinery, ^ THE citizens of Voio ad vert lie a grand Picnic by Steamer from Henry to^Fox Lake, on /Thursday of next week. Gel. 10th. J The P?it£r& . Will be issued soon. r'f* *""" 1 ^ j lr" •-« - • .. ^ REV. W. A. ADROV. Vmttit of tht Methodist Church in this village, who has been sojourning In the old country lor the past few months, returned home last week aud occupied his pulpit. on Sunday. WE wish to remind those of oir (subscribers who have signified their * deitoe to pay us In Wbod, that now Is the "accepted - time." ' The roads are good, and we are In need of the wood. Bring it^gloitff. FTON. E. M. DENNIS, o/ Waukegan, jam! several other Lake County men, /whose names we do not remember, paid n Tuesday. They the Democratic our sanctum a vis! were here District D. ®HtoaT^®^^M|iiis«'s8i, Esq., M Dufield, of fWKfmiocniti Johnny i|Dbnnelly, G. X. Sherwood, S. Van 'Cnren and J. A. Dufield, all of Wood­ stock, were over attending the Con­ vention on Tuesday, and made the PLAIMDEALEB a eall. 'JOHNNY FITZSIMMONS, clerk IB P. D. Smith's Store In this village for the past year, started for Osborn City, 'Kansas, on Tuesday morning, where he will occupy the same position in the r store of Stxrtth BrosM whl<?h is to be. opened !n that place immediately^ : " ODR Street Commissioner has been doing some much needed improve­ ments on the sidewfdkft in different parts of the village, and is still at . work in that direction. By tfte time Winter set* in 6nr streets and walks will be in better condition than for years before. THE Club House of the Sycamore Rod and Gun Club at Fot Lake Is now finished and furnished, ,and a large party of Sycamore people occupied it. last week. They report that it is the finest and pleasantest place on all the Lake. The Club is now building a boat house by excavating the bank and ru«fing it over* The stairs up the bluff ' *are completed. The inemb^is of the Club will find the key of the Club House with Mr. Snyder at the Wllley bwiss Cottage; he has charge of th<| Club property during their absenoe* So says the Sycftmoje EepubHcan. As will be seen by a where, there will be meetings Universalist Church, In this village, on Friday. Saturday and Sunday next, the 4th, 5th and 6th, at which time several eminent^Preachers will be here. On Sunday the Rev. Mr. Balch, of Dubuque Iowa, will be present and re-dedicate the Church. A genera] Invitation to all, throughout the county, Is extended WE learn that C. Dale Armstrong, the Reader and Ventriloquist, will give one of his entertainments at the Congregational Church, in Ringwood, an Friday evening of this week. We can assure on* leaders in that vicinity that if they fail to hear him they will mis#a rare trtat. His entertainments are unique, refined end highly enjoy­ able. Go aud hear him by all means. GEO. SMITH, a Butcher who works at the Central Market of R. W^ilte, had the misfortune to break his leg on Friday last. The particulars as we learn them are that they were butch­ ering a steer, and after knocking the animal down Smith stepped around to get his knife, when the animal, in the throes of death, kicked him, breaking his leg about half way be­ tween the knee and foot. Dr. Brown was called and set the broken limb, and we leam that he is now doing at well as could be expected. THE fun loving public should bear iii| mind that on Friday of this week, Oct, 4th, Mayu's Combination will pitch their tent in this village, and give two performances, afternoon and evening. That this is One of the finest little shows now traveling is acknowledged by all who have witnessed' their per­ formances. The best gymnasts, educa­ ted horpes and dogs, and the best Clown In the world, are a few of the attractions, and We shall expect to see the tent crowded at both entertain­ ment* on the day advertised. "bumUU'I. ' I Just as we go to press we learn that the Hardware Store of J. Story <& Sou, near the Depot in thH village, was entered by burglars last night, -and goods to the amount of$«K»0 taken. They affected an entrance through a rear window aud after ransacking the money drawer, which fortunately con­ tained but a small amount of change, cleaned out tbfe bhow Cnae filled with Pocket and Table Cutlery of all kinds. This is the first burglary7 which has takeu place here, aud should be a war­ ning to our busiueta men to be on tlieir guard. • <• THE Republican Mass Meeting at Woodstock on Saturday next, at which Geh. John A. Logan, aud others will speak, promises to be oue of the larg­ est gatherings of the kind that has beeu held in the county for years.-- Every voter shoulii turn out and liear this gallant statesman on the political Issues of the day. and more especially on the Financial question. Few men in the country are better .posted on this question, which is occupying to such an extent, the minds of the peo­ ple, and it Is highly important that all should be well informed on tbe sub­ ject. Remember the day and date, Saturday next, Oct. 5th. , WE had the pleasure 4 few days ago or seeing a Portrait.of A. S, Wright, of Woodatock, Paiuted by Miss Cad Owen, whleh we consider ono of the best we ever saw. Miss Owen, in the past year, lias far surpassed all her former efiorM and while all thought her pictures were-superior specimens of Art, they are no^stmply" splendid. She has a talent M this line possessed by few of our best Artists, and surpass* ed by none, aud we predict for Iter a briUlant career in the future. The Portrait of which we speak waa on ex­ hibition at the County Fair, and took first premium, but tuiug hi such a bad ligbt that it did jVot show its true mer­ it. It should be seen as we saw it to be Appreciated. Miss Owen also had a nmitber of Figures on exhibition at the Waukegan Fair, all of which, t«M*k first Premiums. y! ..; , 'J7 NOTICE.' - The ladies of the White Ribbon "Club arerequested to meet Saturday, Oct. 5th, at 3 o'clock p. M. at the USni- versalist church. As the weather is eooier and all seem to have more lei» snre, we trust there will be more inter­ est manifested. , MUH. F. G MATKS, Pre«LA®a». FA*HT A BKCKWITU, Secretary. HoHeaijr County Teaoh«r» Association. The regular meeting of the McHenry County .'Teachers Association will be held at Nuuda, Saturday Oct. 5th, s1878, Lst all interested In the cause of edit* cation, Specially teachers, be present, W. W. PERSONS, Secretary, HlOHWW HOUliEfty. On Monday evening last, about six o'clock, Wm. Stoffle. who works for O. Bishop, was Waylaid In the road two mihj* South of this village, by three disguised ruffians knocked from his buggy with a club, and robbed of his pocket book containing about ttt'2.-- The facts as we learn them from Stoftte himself, are as follows: He had been down the river road selling machinery for Mr. Bishop, and wait returning home, and when driving lelsntely along near the School Honse, two miles below this village, three men sprang from the bushes by the side of the road, one seised his horse, and another dealt him a heavy blow with * club over the head, knocking hits from the buggy. While he was down they took his pocket book. Ha bad no weapon of defense with the exception of a common pocket knife. This he draw and faced his assailants, when they came for him one with a club and the other with a knife. He defended him­ self as best he could, receiving several kaife scratches on the hands and face, but succeeded in wounding 6tte Of his assailants in the arte. At this juncture a wagon waa heard coming and the robbers fled. He could not recognise them as they were all three blacked up and evidently had prepared themselves for this particular job, supposing that he had been out collecting an<l* Would have considerable money wlthXhlm.-- The money thef got belonged to Stoffle himself. \ The general opinion Is that whoever it was they were not strangers In this locality. If he succeeded In cutting one of them upon the arm It would be^ a mark thu. he will not easily get rid ot, and measures should be taken to ferret out the perpetrators of this bold rbbbery. It Is a great pity he did not have a revolver, for he might have done the country a service by prompt­ ly shooting the villians dead. Persons travel! us should go pre pared to give these gentry a warm reception In the future. THK JTAIK. Si?, aft t Six SxlO ChroniQ8fcfor 3* cents,a^ J B Blake's. j Itesa T%tB*C<«inty Fair was held at stock last week, »ind in point of Exhi­ bition was equal to the best ever held by the. Society, although the atten­ dance was not as large as iu many former yeans. The second day Was rainy, and practically a failure, but the third and fourth were pleasant which gave the Society a chance to go through with their programme, which they did in good shape, with the exception of the Races. This part was a regular farce, aud we think the Society made a great mistake in tills particular. We know it is said that Horse Racing Is demoralizing, but we notice that when a Race comes of! tho*e who are the loudest in tlieir con­ demnation of such performances be­ fore, are always tn the foremost places to see the Race. And we also rotlce that when the Races adveftteed are a failure they are sure to be tlie first oue* to pronounce the whole Fair the same. Time Aiid space will not permtt us to give an extended notice of the differ­ ent departments as we would like to do. and we cau only sav that the. show of Hogs, Sheep, and Cattle was good, while in tlw Agricultural machinery department Dacy had more than his usual exhibit. Floral Hall was well filled iu some classes, vis, ladies fancy work and Vegetables while there was a noticeable absence of the usual dis­ play of Stoves, Sewing Machines, Ac.-- The Floral Display was as fine as we ever saw, the most noticeable of which was^lauts and powers from the 'jfar- djn of F. Maicus, of Woodstock, who we have no hesitation In saying has the best flower garden to be found in the county. No person who goes to Woodstock should fail to call and aee his splendid Flower Garden. At the timfe of writing we have not learned what wete the receipts, bat we judge must be somewhat below expenses. This is to be deplored* as the officers have spared uo pains, and left nothing undone to make It a suc­ cess. Such worthy efforts should hare . . , . . KCHV* • been crowned with success. .t " RASC BALE. - • • " * " The Fox River Club, of this village, went to Elgin on Saturday last aud played a game with the old Bjlufl City Club of that place, and were vie* torious by a score of fS to 8 In six in- ningt. The boys played the game with hardly a single error, and' al­ though the Bluffs had what is called a "Curve Pitcher" the Fox Rivers batted' him all over the field. At the end of the sixth innings the Blulfo found that -they had no business with the country boys,and voluntarily relinquished the game. Everything passed ofl with the utmost good feeling, and the boys re­ turned home with high praise of the manner in which they were entertaiu- Below is the - BOOKS OF IVKIIM. . r, ifi-.v?, i « # 4 * a . , FOX HTVBRS--4 I 4 2 11 •-« , .. BlCWCiTr-1 0 0 5 0 3--9 NOTICE TO GftANGEIt^ McHenry County Grange, 75, will hold a special meeting, at the Court House, in Woodstock, on Wednesday* Oct. 9th, 1878. By order of ALPHONZO TTXRR, Acting Master. flNK ItOftSKS. While at the Fair, last week we had the pleasure of seeing the fine blooded horses, owned by Effljah Buck, of Crys­ tal Lake, and have no hesitation In saying, that taking all things into con­ sideration, thajr have no «uperion In the Northwest. The liret one WS noticed was "Red Cross* a six year old Chestnut,by BrighamB * He by Clay's Membrlno liief, and to say that he la a fine ani- thal does not half express It. He is simply perfection Itself. During the hurry we did not have tit* opportuni­ ty to get particulars aa *o weight Ae.%; but should judge him to lie about W hands high, well developed, in weight about 1100 pound*, and in ttjrh and action he is as fine a specimen of a horse as one could with to see. Ills pedigree on both sides is from a family of trotter*, and any vone who sees l»im in harness, cannot m^t<t, admira his style and ictio(IVjPlj a horse that would be plckeabntamong a thousand for his prominence, iutelllgeooe and general good point*., v Our attention was nest called to •*Gleanor,n a three year old by Lake- lsnd Abdellah. He by Rysdlke's Hkm- lltoulan. He is a bright Bay, about 14 or 15 hands high, and another model of perfection and beanty. \ No description we can give of t two horses will half <16 them justice. Mr. Buck ha* just cat$e to feel proud of them as two of the finest young horses to be found ii|. the county, and no breeder of horse* or farmer should fall to see them. They will well repay a journey of twenty mile*. REPLY TO "A GARfe" ^ ' PLAINDEALBR^>-t.l) flfofr §a- r of last week, Sept. 25th, we noticed an article under the head of "A Card," signed by (3. Henry of Nunda, in which are ^uch gross misrepresentation* In regard to us that we cannot let it pass by unnoticed. In tAld article he rep- resents that we charged him 920 for the use of a room and threo beds four days. Now th* facts are these. The party came to my place, used three sleeping rooms and five bed* for four days,Jtad the use of the kitchen and stove to do tlieir cooking, all the Flour, Butter aud Milk they wanted, besides helping themselves to what else they wanted, and no, questions were asked. Besides this they had one and two boats, minnow Pfills, &c., all the time they were here. XFinally, on the night before their departure I took the things out of my D^ing Room,andla^ them use it for a Dance. Now I would ask any reasonable man if my charge was unreasonable? 1 tried to use them well, and when they "kicked" at the price I told them to pay me what they were a mind to, and received for my trouble and outlay simply $8,00 and tbeu he goes out and report* that I tried to rob bim. We think, and do not fear but all unprejb» diced persons will think, that I was the one robbed, and if we are to judge by( the leugtli of the bristle* we pro- noumtc tho said Henry the biggest hog in the county. ' FXAKK SAYMMI >-: ' • Fo* L*k«, Sept SOth, 187S, AUCTION SALE. The 'undersigned- will selll at PnbUc Auction, on hie farm 1} utile* North of Johnsburgh and Similes East of Ring- wood, on Thursday, Oct., 10th, com­ mencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the follow­ ing property: 1 mare 8 year* oid, 1 i^prse 12 years old. 3 yearling "colts, 8 cows, 6 heifer*, 2 yearling steers, 4 yearling hetfer*, 4 calve*, 1# *hoats, 1 eclipse thresher and hewe power, 1 William* reaper, I marsh harvester, 1 corn sheller, 1 hay rake, 1 ball mower, 2 lumber wagons, I truck, 3 plows, 1 corn planter, 1 grain drill, 1 sulky culti­ vator, 1 cultivator, 1 horse rake, 2 drags 1 corn plow, 1 sled. 1 roller, 1 horse fork 1 fanning mill, 1 cutter, 1 buggy, 1 cooking stove, 1 parlor ttove,and vari­ ous other article* too numerous to mention. I will also sell to the high­ est bidder 55 acres of land situated in Lake county and 10 Tons of good Tim­ othy hay. Also 1 sewing machine. TERMS OF SALE.--'All sums of #5 and tinder Cash., Over that sua* a credit of Oue Year 4lll be given on approved Notef at 8 per cent interest. \ STEPHEN REEUNR ALGONQUIN. EDITOR PLAIN DEALER >~Autumn has come. Our Saloons are pulled once mere. Anew Landlord is expected. C. C. Chunil leave* to-day for Indiana, where he will spend a short time visiting friend*. A* Brink, who has been proprietor of the Algonquin House for i years, amoved to Crystal Lake yesterday. Wednesday last C. E. Chapel and wife left for California,. w lie re they will spend a few moatha visiting friends, A few of our town "Beetsucker*" appeared before thS Grand Jury on last We<ine*day, in beiialf of the peo­ ple againat Cha*. Ay«r for selling liquor. 100,000 bushel* of Oat* wanted, at highest market pripe, delivered here. lay C. E. Chapel, Apply to C. C. Chnun. > At'-: •> On Tuesday night of last w^ek Henry Rogm at r*s barn wa* * track; by lightning killing 2 horses and 1 coVr.-- Tliere were 15 cows uninjured between the horses aud the cow kilWl. . ) * The Celebrated^ Carpenters ville Flour at Fergusou's. Northern Lily $300 per hundred. Rose of tK4 Valley $2.80 per hundred. ^ A* the cold weather is fast approah- lng, just call on |Helm A Peters and examine their Immense stock of Stoves before purchasing elsewhere. PoH*. M THE LAST CALL. All persons knowing themselfaa in­ debted to P. D. Smith, or J. M. Smith, must call and settle (hid week, as we are preparing to leave. All accounts not settled.immediately will be left with a Justloe of the Peace for collec­ tion. Your* trkly, V \.v r '*• D« »*rwfc\ 'i J- M. HMITII. \ unci tor* your Boots and Shoes. We can save you money on your Boots and Shoes. We make a specialty the cele­ brated M. Selz & Co., Custom Made work, Which .we will place, against any other make, and for less money for the same quality. We have the largest assortment of Custom Made Boo|n for Men, Boys, Youth, aud Ladies Goat, Kit) find Calf Shoes have over hud, and at very n»u«h lower prices than last year* ' TI ,y^, ' BUCKMN ft STEVENS. . ^ Onlr one Carriage left, out of Fonr teen two months ago, at E.M.Owen's. At bolhy Bros, you can always find the lateat styles of Dress Good*. \ BOOTS' 4 SHOES. \ \ It is a conceded fact that the Buffa­ lo Custom Made Boot* and Shoes have no superior on the market. -Selected stock. Warranted work. For sale by Colby Bros.. Riverside Block. „ . " " -PARTICULAR NOTIC^. All persons knowing themselves In1 debted to the undersigned either by Note or Book account, are requested to call and settle the same without' delfty. •• V • JACOB OOTK&MEL. • Johi^iargh, Septemlter 11.1878. ^ There are no Boots or Shoes for the same money equal to the M. Selz & Co., mako.^ ^14 by tfNlVKKSALJST UKBtttlO* On JPriday c veiiliig, Oct, 4th. Sumner Ellis, of Chicago, will preach at the Univei**ll*tChurch, in this vil­ lage. Saturday evening. Oct. 5th, Rev B. F. Rogers,of Wisconsin, will speak. Also Sttnday at 2 o'clock p. M. Sunday morning au<l evening, Oct. 8th, Rev. Dr. Balcli, of Dubuque, Iowa, will speak. The Church, just repaired and refurnished, will be v«dedicated Sun­ day morning. The McHenry friends extend a cordial iuvttatlon to the fra­ ternity to be at these meetings, on Sunday VspeoUUy, Our hou*a* open to you all/ School Book* and Writing Paper y@l Cheap, it O. W. Owen's. ^ Stop at E.M.Owen's and see nam the , ^ Geared Cortland Wagon. ; ^ \ /Jg Millinery! Millinery! ^ Great KcH!u<-tion in Millinery at Mrs. S, Searles, McHenry. " *? ^ The best Tea in Mcllenry at 5® «t*. per pound. Try it, Sold by Fltzslm- r ? rnoim & Evansons. * • | •t;;-.!-,:.. ' THE Eureka Tree and Post Hole Digger. Call at E. M. Owen's and see rr one. The best thing in ,the market^ m and told cheap. J FORSAL«^ Two full Blood Durham YpaHing Bi»H Calf*, fit for use. JIFLUS&T. SAVK money by buying goods at, P. D. Smiths. Sic is going West and will sell at cost and below, to close. We have just added to our stock of Boots and Shoes a full line of hand sewed Beloit Shoes, to which we in­ vite inspection. Every pair warranted FITZSIMMOJCS A EV.VN.SOK. New Sto^k of Cloths, Ready-Made Clothing, &c., for the FaU trade just received at Lauer & Becker's, near tfe* Depot. ' ' 'V.-.? CLOAKS!CLOAKS 1 ^ Mr*. S. Searles is now offering De­ cided Bargains in Cloaks and Mantlea in Silk, English Diagonal* aud Mate- lasses, Cashniere,«&:c. ' } A fine lot of Zephyr and Card Boards, just received at J. B. Blake's Furuiture Store. PUMPS. A large Stock of Adams celebrated Kenosha Pumps. The best Pnmps and at lowest prices, at E. M. Owen'*. FOR SALE. Half interest in a Buffalo Pitt*, tea Horse Power Threshing Machine.-- Almost as good as new. Will be sold cheap. For particular* inquire at this office. *' > '1 14 Economy U the road to wealth ;w fifty cents wortli of Uncle Sam's Har- ness Oil applied to your, old harness, '• will make the leather look like new and keep it soft and pliable. •s-S We are uow offering one of our ' brated Lumber Wagons, with top Box, fcHeel Spring »eat. Whiffle tree*. Neck fM Yoke aud stay uhain*, ail complete, for fe" $60. Warranted for obe year. ) B. BISHOP, X Ward off Ague, Bilious fever and many other ills, by taking a few doses of Ellert's Daylight Llyier Pills. Have |you know re«t, mind ill at ease, body teldom free from pal n? These Bu^ar coated Pills will bring relief and make you well again. . . , ' 4 . . , . , V PARTICULAR NOTICE. All-persons knowing themselves lti> debted to P. D. or J. M. Smith, will * ' confer a favor by calling-and settling * */.' |he same without delay. Our books fp* must be settled and closed within tt» ^ next 60 dfly*. Do noi; delay. i ̂ 1». D. SMITH, j. " McHWy 111., Ang, 6th, 1*7*. Bucklin & Stevens. oY Call and make a selection Fifty Plow*, at E. M. Owea's. Why should a loving mother wait for the coming of the doctor to prescribe a remedy for that fearful Cholera-in- fantum, Croup, Colic or cramps with Which her precious child is suffering, when she can administer Dr. 'Winche!!* Teething Syrup and at once give the child relief. Oue trial of this charm­ ing gyrup will make you ever its friend and natron. This Syrup regulates the bowels, keeps the system in a healthy condition, prevents all pain and dis­ comfort arising from teething, and 1s an old and wdl tried remedy. Sold by all Druggists at, only 25c a bottle. New Style Dress Goods. Shawls. Re- pellants. Prints a beautiful Hue, jnat received at Bucklin g Steven*. ORE ATREDUC'TION ? I In the prices of the Buffalo Boot* and Shoes. Don't fall to see them be­ fore making your wlectionp. T COLBY BROS. . „; ft!- »4i t ' * • - - . "lUteMide Block Buy the Walker Boot. warranted. For sale by ft Evaaabn. Every pair FHsslmmou* are FOR SALS. New Goods, New Goods, a full line of seasonablev Goods at Bucklin ̂ Setvens. . • • . Tiiwi or/our improved Farias.' .In- quire of J. B. Perry for particular*. • 'f To restore aVid keep soft and pliable your harness, apply Uncle Sam"* Har- ues3 Oil. Sold by all Harness makers Fkumela of aU kiads at Bucklm St Stevens. Buy the M. Selz & Co., Boots and Shoes for sale at Bucklin & Stevens'. . . . V - A good investment, better than loan­ ing money at one per e#nt a minute, is to keep your Liver, Stomach and bow­ els in a h<**lthy condition by the n«e of Eller t's Daylight Li ver Pi lis, Tbey will restore you to health, Impart new vigor to your mfnd, tone up your sys­ tem and give renewed pleasure to the joys of Hie. No medicine will eflfect- ua'lly free the Liver from excess of bile as these Pills, thu* preventing Ague and Bilious Fever*, Sold by alt Piug- glsu. !i>. _ >t i f •' t Just received at Bt'i^kliii & Stevens, Kew Style df Jewelry. " jNg-' It 1* better to laugh tlUin be Crying: mothers often fail to enjtfy thq delight fo a happy laughing babe, because through their prejudice or'skeptlcism they refuse to relieve Its atoina^h of aciditv. by using Dr. Winehers Teeth­ ing Syrup which quickly cures the colic pains and gives rest to tho darling. Dr. Winchell's Teething Syrup pror duces naturiii sleep and the child will awake clear aud refreshed, also it regu­ lates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth­ ing or other causes. gists, 25 cts a bottle. The best Fifty cent Tea iu the market at DuckUu & Stevens. - t o - v v ; , r > WANTED. < 20,000 pound* of extra choice Butter for which we Will pay the highest market price In goods at Mhard pan" price*. FITZSIMMONS FT EV4NSO% $25 REWARD. The above reward will be p*ld to any one who will find oue of our Buffa­ lo Boots In which there U a counter, inner sole, slip sole or piece of heeling that is not east frum a good, thick, piece of sole leather. COLUY BR^S. Riverside Block : . v. Thousands of dollars are now being saved every year by progressive far­ mers, who soon discover the great val­ ue of freely using Uncic Sam's Condi­ tion Powder in tlie feed of their stock: it restores the sick, increases the beau­ ty, and usefulness and promote* growth. Sold bv all Druggists. FORSALEL \ , 40 Acra*of land In Section 19, fenced. Also 80 acres of land, with good house and barn thereon, with tim­ ber aud water in abundauce, iu Seotlop 22. Also my homestead on the Cry*tal Lake and Nunda road. Good new house, barn aud other outbuilding-- Apply to JOHN FLUSKT. **Tlme Is money" wealth I* often a eource of consuming care, but health la happiness; oonsiunption that insidloui : foe revels in neglected colds! be wise J and for your cold, cough, catarrh or f any bronchial complaint nee Ellert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry aud be cured. Sold by all Druggists. NOTICE TO WOOL GROtf ERs! Tfws* subscribers would say that 'If | you wish to clothe your family you can ^ do *o by bringing or sending your wool | a id exchange the same for good dtsir- ! able goods. Will give yon lor un- " \v;u>]it'd from 25 to *28 cta^. for washed ; on the sheep 35 to 374 cts., and ftor tub ^ washed 45 cts., and sell von goods 20 ji per cent less than last year. Jf. A. WkEELKR ft OO, North M»in St, ilte. Wi • H AVNER-OI rn f, Rev. BL' To*Id ASSISTETT BY the B*R~. M. A. $!**(»«, sept. »tli at the r«»Menee of the brule# pf- routs in Woo'lsfoefc, Wr Jno. W. Uayaer, uf Ft. Atkinson. Wis., amfllBss Aiifo S., eM««i dxuirhter of Andrew .S. Ch<>ltar, Ksq. It pay* to look, around beforejpp ntake your Fall -purchase, aud where you can buy the di^.TT. Bucklin & Stevens will make tjf.^nS est Cash price on aH clashes or;,c:^^ and will endeavor to make it? s -gy iutar^t to buy of the in. , ^ New aud stylish j»t*t rt Fi tssiintaons ft Evansou'*. X