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carv WEDNESDAY, Railroad Time Table. lolXS SOOUb . Boners Tw»kc P;n*eng«*.1*.. A- • .i....T:2."> a. * Geneva Late Ex|n**« «»8:v> fien*v» L«k« Freight. .................i.ntt ft, M aorffj NDsln. , • ' * T,a1ce Freisht. ......CfiB *| M Genera l.akc Express ..i....... 4:|HRM Cencva PitMenirera S:« " B..Brss. Air«*»t~ « , JtcUonry, III SEE the new *DVERTISPME«i»e£T,<J^JP. Blake, in another column, JACOB BOXSI.ETT HA-I a5 new adver­ tisement in this paper which it wiri pay you to read. -- >17 «r- r ~r-- , M. EVOKLV is in the city purchasing a stock of Holiday Goods. Look9 out for his new advertisement next week. H. N". H01.MKS will please accept the thanks of ye editor and, family for a nice dinner of fresh fish on Monday.-- May hi* shadow never grow less. IF you want Yankee Notions. <3I'ass and Tinware, at your ovn price, attend the Auction at the Depot on Saturday .next. GEO. W. BESLEY is putting in A LARGE stock of Holiday GOO<1P, and will tell you all about them in these columns next week. C. T. ELDREIKJE has built-on an ad­ dition of ten feet to his chicken house which gives him plenty of room to (Irene, pack and ship, which he did not have before. MK. ANDMas. PUKMR. accompanied by" Dau-i-e-l" will positively be at Riverside Hall on Thursday and Friday of next week, the 15th and 16th. Do not fail to see them. GOING, going, gone: Auction sale of Yankee Notions, Glass and Tinware, at Smith A Snyder's building near the Depot on Saturday next at 1 o'clock p. PKUSONALS. JAMES B. PERKY, Esq., of this village and Chas. "^uhnert, rtf Johnsburgh, went to Chicago ^jPuesd^'i^l&rve as U. S. Jurors. ' Miss EMMA GREGORY returned from a visit in Chicago on Monday. JAMES V. ALORICII, of Richmond, was on our streets 011 Thursday last. WE learn that a new Dress Maker has leased.the West part of i*cluwrr's Block. We have not learned her name. MRS. SMITH COLBT, of Chicago, has been spending a few days with her parents in this village, returning home on Monday, REPORTS have been circulated that the blooded Ilogs of Geo. W. Hunt, of Hebron, were all dyiftg with cholera. By a letter from Mr. Hunt we learn that this is not true," and that his hogs were never in a finer or healthier con­ dition than at present., He has the finest stock of hogs to.be found in the Northwest., and his sales are better than ever before. He shipped six on Monday, to Minnesota, towa and Ne­ braska. v BADGER, the returned Californian, at Riverside Hall, nn Thursday and Friday evenings of next week, will show how to get a good square meal ont of nothing and do it in style. Bo Mire and see him. R. BISHOP hat put 011 an addition of twelve feet on the so-ith 3nd of his blacksmith shop. He will also build an addition to his wagon factory early In the spring to accommodate his" in* creasing business in that line. ©. W. OWEX is putting 4n a 'larger •took of good? for the Holiday trade than ever before, .-yid invites tlie buy­ ing public tonAll and examine them. Look ont for hit new -advertisement next week. -- " ^-- r t • -» "1 i --" THE '*Banker's "Daughter* In five ^.aftts. by the Mcllenry Dramatic Club, at Riverside Hall, Thursday luid Fri­ day evening* of next week. Dec. 15th and 16th. The finest Drama nov on the boards. Miss TNEZ DL'FIKT.D, daughter of James A. Dnfield, of Woodstock. wasr married on Wednesday l ist to D. D. Manny, of Marengo. The many 'friends of Miss Dufield, in this vicinity, 'wish lier much joy and a long and j~ros[»er- ons life. I?r speaking, of the Stillman Concert' ComfpaiM*. wliich gives an entertain­ ment at Riverside llall this Wednes­ day evening, the Geneva Lake Herald of the 25th ult. says: Tlie'concert at the Union Church on Wednesday evening, the 23d lust. given by 'the Stillinan Concert Company, was indeed a rare treat in the wav of fine music, laughter provoking songs, etc. Notwithstanding the extreme cold, the hou<e war. well* filled with an attentive audience. Space will not permit, us to speak personally of the company They all did well, and we cordially commend them to the publie and all lovers of good music wherever they may go. WE would call the attention .of our readers to the new advertisement of H.C. Leigliton, Volo, which can be found in another column. He has just opened the old store building with a stock of family groceries,canned goods, confectionery, nuts, cigars and tobacco, and by keeping good goods ar.d selling at. low prices, hopes to merit and re­ ceive a liberal share of public patron­ age He also ha* a full line of cloth­ ing and gents* furnishing goods, which he will sell at bed rock prices. Read his advertisement and give him a call. Ouu readers in Wancondi and vicin­ ity should not fail to read the new advertisement of F. B. Harrison, Drug­ gist. As usual he will bi 011 hand with n good stock of Holiday »Goods. and invites the public to call qnd inspect them. * THE Drama of the "Bankers Daugh­ ter, or the Streets of New York." which will he brought out. by the Me- Henr.v Dramatic Club on the evenings of the 15th and lfith Inst., promises to be one of tiie finest entertainments of the kind ever given in this village.-- The rehearsals ha«re bean thorough, and although this is a heavy Drama for an Amateur Club, we predict a grand success. No lover of the Drama should fail to be at Riverside Hall on the evenings of the 15th and 16tli. Be­ low is the cast of characters: RADGKR. a returned Californian MN'K 0.<5OLXG Gideon Rloortrooii, * Banker,.Frn«t Van Slyfce Mark Livingstone, a young speculator .1. W ntworth Captain FMrwcatlier, an oM sailor Charlos Fay Paul Fairwcather. Iii* son...Frank Mi'Ombor PufTv. a Baker Wm. *ler* Han,' h's son Master Frol MrOmltcr Ktlwavls, Ulo>» IRO-KI'# VHIC' Goi>. Owen Duke De Calcnvella, an IlMlian swell I,on O M'-Klnstrv Wm. a broker W. Owen .!nluv<\stor, :i merchant Olias. A. Come I^Wke, a Shoriflf, Almon Grantor Smith, a Pnlicoman, l..Jac. Ilctzel ALIHA, the Rankers Daajrhter MISS MARY L. OW12\ Mre; Fairweathcr, the sailors wife * Mr*. Dell Going I»«ey Fairweathcr, her dumhter, Win* Jennie Searles Mrs. PufTv, always doing port, Mis* Kloise Waite Rriilcsmai'ta Miss Hnttie Smith Miss- A'ldie Colby Miss !<.ucr HALL who i« canvassing for the splendid Book entitled. "Tlio grow­ ing World," will visit Alden this week and we trust our readers in that sec­ tion will not pass this splendid hook by without giving It a careful examina­ tion. It is a very interesting and v:il- i uahle volume, containing much infor-| (nation to be found in no other work* I Remember this when Miss Hall calls, j THE benefits of advertising and the j liberality of our dealers oyer , tfiose ot some of our neighboring towns I is shown by the fact that, people come j twelve and fifteen miles over these j rough roads to trade. On Friday last J, Bonslett sold a bill o? 9104 worth <>f t fhrniture to a man in Woodstock, wiio Mid that after hiring a man to draw it hem®, lie safed 915 by the trip. This •peaks volumes for our business men. Tdve and let live is .theii motfo. and th's fact "la becoming known far aiif! near. THE tickers for the Xevr Year's Par­ ty, at. the Riverside House, which will take place 0:1 Monday evening, Jan­ uary 2d, will be issued in a few days, and like all parties at this popular dancing resort, will be a pleasant and enjoyable aftair, and just the place for those who love to "trip the light, fan­ tastic" to go and have a good time.-- The Wanconda Quadrille Band, five pieces, will furnish the m»Hc, which assures as good music as can he found In the Northwest. When making up your programme for New Yejirs be sure and put down the Riverside. THE Steamer "Lotus" made her final .trip fo»* the season on Friday last, and vteamed into her new dock at Ainos | Whiting's, the company having leased I the lots and baru thereon for one year, j Although the "Lotus" did* not make , lier first trip until the 1st of June last j she has made a run of 370 miles.-- j During the Fall months she brought down from Fox Lake for shipment very nearly 4000 ducks. Her machin­ ery will at once be re-adjusted and re­ paired and she will bo ready for run­ ning again by the 1st of March, 1882. During the three seasons Capt. Hill 'feas been on the River he has made 1036 single trips and had the care of <307 psssengerj# Examine the stock of overcoats and ulsterettes at Perry & Martin's. ^The largest iu towu aud we are bound to sclL REMEMBER the Auction ot Yankee Notions. Glass and Tinware, at Smith & Snyder's building, near tlie Depot, on Saturday next, commencing at one o'clock. 3 ALGONQUIN* The citizens of this town are looking for a new enterprise, in shape of large Ice Houses. Parties froin Chicago havj been negotiating for aai,site for the b-iilding. and it is now expected that the work will be immediately commenced. There is'no better place for an institution of ihistdnd oh Pox River. • " Susie;,McCarty, a stmple minded wo­ man, died 011 Friday niglit last and was buried on Saturday. She was about 50 years of age, and had been a t4wn charge for many year#. Helm & Peter are building an addi­ tion to their store, in order to accom­ modate their large an-1 constantly in­ creasing business. The addition" will be 16x30, and will make tfliem one of the finest stores In the place. They are live business men, and doing" a large business in both Hardware and Lumber. A Christmas party at PlngreyV Hall Is being talked of, to take place on Friday evening. Dee. 23d. Tickets will probably be issued some time tills week. Clias. Wandrack has enlarged his harness shop, and n5w lias more room to do his work, of which he has all he can do. Peacock Bros., at the River Mills, are constantly rushed with business, and the increasing demand for their Flour proves that it Is giving genera) satisfaction. A car-load of cows was brought ii) on Saturday,but we did not learn whb the. oivner was. This is getting to be quite a business, shipping in cows and selling them at auction to the Dairy­ men in that section. J. A. Sherwood being the orator on all such occasions. Dr. Nason, tlie druggist, is doing his usual business, supplying (lie public witli pure drugs and calling on the sick when occasion requires. He is a genial, companionable gentleman, whom it ii a pleasure to call and see. If there Is one tiling more than another that Algonquin needs, it is a new depot. We shall speak more of this another time. THE Stillman Grand Concert Com­ pany will give a concert, at the River­ side Hall, tliis Wednesday evening, Dec. 7th. The company consists of Mis. Marie W. OJliotte. soprano and accompanist: Geo. V. Week', first ten­ or; O. Gillette, second tenor and Ante soloist: G. W. Crandall, first bass and Dutch comniedian; »L M. Stillman, Doctor of Music, second bass and musi­ cal director. This company is higiilv spoken of hv both the public and the press, wherever tliev have given en­ tertainments. awl our citizens can look out for a rich musical treat.at Riverside Hall tlii® evening. Reserved Scat* tor sale at the Drug stores of Colby Bros,, and G. W. Beslev. The Elkhorn, Wis.. Independent, in speaking of their entertainment in that place savs: The Stillman Concert Company orened the season here this evening and their eflorta were not in vain -- They had not only tlie largest, but also tlie best pleased assemblage we have ever witnessed i 11 this village. The audience manifested their approval bv grent applause. We shall make 110 personal mention for space will not permit, bn" if they were to hold twelve nights in a place the house would be crowded tlie twelfth night. AUCTION SALE. The undesigned will sell at public auction on the larm of the late T. .T. Richards, si tinted 2 niles east of Wood- stock, on the Rldgefield road, on Tues­ day, Dec. 13, commencing at 11 o'clock A. M , the following described property : 2 span of horses, 13 cows, part new milch, 3 two-ynar-old heifers, 3 year- ling«,2 calves. 1 Durham hall. 1 lumber wagon, 1 spring wag.m. 1 set bob sleighs. 2 M?t flouhle harness, 1 stirring plow, 1 breaking plow, 1 sulky corn plow.l single cultivator, 1 Johnston combined reaper and mower, 1 corn planter. 1 corn sheller, and other farm­ ing implements too numerous to men­ tion. ANoHOtons of hay, 1 crib of corn, and 600 bushels of oats. TERMS OF SAI.E.--All SMM of 810 and under, cash ; over that amotint.a credit of one year will be given on approved notes at 7 per cent intrest, FBAVK II. RICHAROS. J. A, SHRRWOors Auctioneer. The farm consisting of 147 acres will be ofterer for sale at a bargaiu for the next 30 days. TEA. 30cents for one pound and 'four pounds for $1.00. at Fitz&iintuon* & EvausoiTs. For Christmas get one of those worsted suits at l*erry A Martin's. They cauuQt be mulched iu tbecouuty. GREENWOOD- EDITOR PLAINHEALER:--'The meet­ ing for the organization of a singing class on Saturday evening last, at Dai ley's Hall, though not largely at­ tended was eflectual in its work. The meeting was called to ordfer with O. Garrison in the chair, and D. W. Soper as Secretary. The following were ap­ pointed as a committee: D. W. Soper, W. A. Baker. Perry Murphy, Charle* Hotehkis8. Geo. Hunt Jr., Willie LHke. Alter consultation it was decided to conduct the class upon the ticket plan, fixing the price per ticket at 91 each. Prof. S D. Baldwin who had been iy- vited to be present at the meeting was at once interviewed and his services secured to conduct the class. S. D. is too well and favorably known Iwre for his ability to be questioned for a mo­ ment. I11 a few brief remarks lie sta­ ted plainly his views of the manner of conducting a class, which was fully en­ dorsed by all present. The first meet­ ing of tlie class will be held on Satur­ day evening next. Books for the use of the class will be furnished by the teaelier free of charge, Ii R. Baldwin was at home again on Sunday last. Mrs. Win. Wilson, daughter"of Mr. and Mrs. Dailey came home on a abort visit to her parents and friends. Her home at present is in Iowa, John Charles and family returned home oil Tuesday of this week from their visit East. Arrangements were made on Sunday evening preparatory to a Christinas Tree at the Baptist Church. The fol­ lowing were appointed as a committee of arrangements: D. W. Soper and lady, M. Dassow and lady, .L H. Garri­ son aud lady, W. A. Baker and lady, Wm. Westerinan and lady", Adam Westerman and lady. Rev. Klkin preached »t the Baptist Church on Sunday evening. A. S. Newman raised the frame to bis new barn on Friday last. Clerical Dignity had a fall one even­ ing laRt week, using Wasliburne's break-neck sidewalk as a Comera Ob- ncura. leaving a very perfect and posi­ tive impression life size picture of the original. Lewis Boone, one of- the first pio­ neers of Mcllenry county, and well known to many of your readers, has been sick for the past two weeks and doubts are expressed as to his recovery School opened in the new school house in District No. 4, tiiis week, M iss Martin, teachcr. J. C. Parker lost a fine young horse the past week. The following is a list of letters re­ maining in tlie Greenwood Post Office for the month ending Nov. 30th: Jo- siali Scuff 3. S. A. Johnson, August Martin 2, Mrs. M. Courtinay, Miss Al- zina Carpenter, John McCatclieon . D. w. 3oi>eb, P. M NEW YEAR'S DANCE. There will be a New Year's Dance, at the Mcllenry House, on evening, January 2d, 1882. Ringwood Band. Tickets 60 No supper unless called for. PKTEK SMITH, Proprietor. NUfslOA- EDITOR PLATNOEAT.EFT:---Mm. Clark, Coming from Cbicaaro last Friday night was carried by to \Vnod*t#ek and re­ turned iu the mqniing. We guess ihat women as well as men sometimes --well we won't say, but if it had been'a man' they would say lie jvus "a little. Lawyer Allen, of Chicago, preached in the Disciples Chureh and was spo­ ken of as a very interesting as well as instructive speaker. Frank Young expects to go to Elgin to work at his ti*ade. Frank is a good fellow and we aro sorry that I14 to leave us. Teachers meeting here next week.-- A good programino Is out aud a gener­ al turnout is desired. MARRIED.--At the residence of J. A. Sheldon. 011 Dec. 4th. by Esqnire Pet- Ubone, Mr. Eden Wliitcomb, of Wan­ conda. to Mrs. Achsah Sheldon, of Nunda. The bappv couple left for Wanconda, their future home. Wm. Wilcox, is intending to sta^t a writing school a much needed art among ofir young folks. William ii a good penman and all ought to turn ou: ami give iii in a good class. The next ^iterary meeting will be held at Nunda. These meetings are creating quite an interest in this vi­ cinity. it is hoped that all of the young people of both towns -will take an active part in these meetings, ben­ efiting others as well as themselves. The celebrated Broadhead Dress Goods, at Butler A Warner's. Nunda. These Goods have no superior in the market. G.C.Otis, of Barring ton. has been visiting friends in this vicinity, return­ ing this week. Billy Haight's sister and a Miss Sprague, of iowa. have been spending a few days with Billy and family. Darby & Covalt are building for T. P. Smith, west of Ridgefld I. Mr. Miller is on the skirmish after fowls of all kinds. Fie will pay the highest market price. We learn that W. Johnson hits bought the lots formerly owned by Geo. Pettlbone. If so no doubt he will build a fine residence another year It is said by those who ought to know that Waiduer will run the factory here another season, that J. J. Wilson will retire, and that the vinegar business will continue under the same manage­ ment. Purchasers of Dry Goods should not fail to call at Butler & Warner's. Nun­ da ami examine their stock for the Fall and winter trade. No trouble to show goods. Report of the Nunda Public School for the month of November: Number days taught 20. Number boys enrolled 5S. Number girls en­ rolled 69. Numlier pupils enrolled 127. Number days attendance 2050. Aver­ age daily attendance 102. Percent of attendance 81: Visits from S2I100I $(H- cersl. Visits from others 15. Cor­ poral puni*lRH-*nt*<ftt HIGHER DEPARTMENT. Number days taught 20. Number b«»vs enrolled 20. Number girls en­ rolled 22. Number pupils enrolled 42. Number days attendance «87. Aver­ age daily attendance 34. Per cent of attendance 85. Visits from school offi­ cers 1. Visits from other* 0. Corpor­ al punishmen ts 3. The following were neither absent nor tardy during the month: Nina Darby, Fred Morse,Clara Sanford, Harry S&nford, Newton Beard- sley, Birdie Johnson. Eda Andrus. J. A. SIIKMIOK, Principal. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT. Number days taught 20. Number boys enrolled 19. Number girls en­ rolled 29. Number pupils enrolled 48. Number days attendance 781. Aver­ age dailj' attendance 39. Per cent of attendance 81. Visits from school offi­ cers I. Visits from 01 hers 5. LIZZIE MARTIN, Teacher. PRIMARY DETARTMEXT. Number days taught 20. Number boys enrolled 19. Number »irls en­ rolled 18. Number pupils enrolled 37. Number days attendance 582. Average daily attendance 2i). Per cent of at­ tendance 79.. Visits from sehool offi­ cers 1. Visits from others 4. KKANCKS WKIXS, Teachcr. I request the patrons of the school to require of their children,at the end of each month their monthly report, which I furnish tlrem. showing their attendance, punctuality, deportment aud scholarship. From observation I am satisfied they are not always carried home for your inspection. J . A. Sukluow, Principal. HOLIDAY GOODS. When In search of Christinas pres- i entsdon't forget that we carry a line line which will be sold at Iwttom pri­ ces. COLIIY BROS. Woodstock Department. Monday Music, ceuts.-- HOLIDAY GOODS. A fine assortment of Holiday Goods, useful and ornamental,just received at Colby Bros. CORSETS! CORSETS! We are sole agents for McHenry of [)r. Warner's Corsets--the Coraline and Adjustable Hip. PERRY 4 MARTIK. The Henderson Martin's. Boot at Perry & Several auction sales of stock, farm­ ing implements, etc., come oft in this vicinity within the next \v*f»k or tfo. The Dime Lecture Course, for the benefit of the I.Ttemry Society"of this ctty, will give their first lecture Friday evening, December 9th. A. E. Bourne is the man who will deliver the open­ ing lecture. Subject, "Progress." The store lately vacated by A. 8. Wright has been nicely arranged and repaired for the occupancy of Mrs. A. J. Buel, who deal* in ladies furnishing gorids. and a« this i» a good business point, we opine that Mrs. B. will do a good tradlft. •f At the farm of the late T. j' Rich­ ards, two miles east of this city, on Tuesday. Dee. 13th. tvlll be sold at auc­ tion several head of cattle and horses, together with farming tools and 50 tons of No. 1 hay. Auctioneer Sher- wood, of Algonquin, will address the j multitude as orator for the occasion. Geo. Hooker, who works in Barrows' Planing mill and foundry, imagined his fingers to be a hoard one day last week, and started to shave them off a little. Two very mutilated of one hand are now tarried in a aling. The first, lecture In the Union Church Course, given by Rev., H. S. Weller, was not a success In any particular, and the audience, Tuesday evening of last week. wa« about as slim as the lecture. This in certainly s bad be- gi'Miing, but wait until Theodore. Tlltonputs in an appearance. M«\ Weller has evidently mistaken his calling. Grim death has been among us again, since our last communication. This time it has claimed for victim Mrs. O. Hitchcock, a lady universally respected and admired for her many good qualities by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Mrs. Hitchcock has resided In Dorr Township for thirty-seven years aud In this city for nearly twenty years. She was a sister of Uncle John Bunker. The deceased had been failing iu health for some time past, and quietly breathed her last on Wednesday morning, Novem­ ber 30th. She leayes an aged husband (with whom she had walked in life's journey for over forty years) and three children, all married, to mourn the loss of a kind and loving wife and mother. The funeral took place Irom her late re«1 denee, on Jackson^gt^eet, at 2 p. M., Thursday afternoon. Does any one know what the Wood­ stock scribe for the Harvard Indepen­ dent means by designating tlie Mc­ Henry . County Democrat as tlie "Bloody Corpse Concern ?" Sumner Gates has tftken rooms, and will reside up stairs, in Hoy's Block. Dr. A. E. Baldwin's handsome res­ idence on Clay Street is almost ready for occupancy, aud, we believe, he In­ tends moving in some time the latter part of this or the first of uext week. By the way, the Doctor has lately been appointed U. S. Pension Examiner for this city, a position he held for five years at Toulon. III., before removing to Woodstock. There is no doubt but the Doctor will be just in his rating aud passing to both the Government aud applicant for' ponsions, The Rev. Dickinson, of Elgin, ex­ changed pulpits with our Congrega. tionai mlniitef, Rey. Mr. Wells, last Sabbath. We do not wish to crowd the mourn­ ers, yet can not refrain from giving a passing notice or so upon the two beauties that turn the crank and do the heavy work toward furnishing the sheet that is titled with editorial -and other matter each week that any per­ son who takes either of the count}* papers has seen and read before, or at least the largest portion of It, with the exception of that part that; emanates from near by. or down stairs, under­ neath tlie ofilco of this plagiarized concern, or from Madison, Wis. We observe the Correspondents from this city to tlie Richmond Gazette aud the Harvard Independent, and even the sleepy old Sentlnet awoke from its lethargy last week and opened up (per invitation, ot course.) In good style, showing up tlie editors of tlie sheet iu question to he Just what we claimed from the start--a couple of brainless youths with plenty of chcek. atlem pt- Ing to eke out and edit a newspaper by stealing and borrowing from others without giving the least credit. Last Saturday's issue of the Democrat plainly shows tliat. the scribes for the two papers before mentioned were not far out of tlie way iu their charges against this concern, made by them last week. For look at the last Dem- some few would have one believe t® be, • Mrs. Thomw Whitton; la *olte sick but we belief tiitteli better ttatt to«ue days ago. " J'[, Lieut. Earl Thomas, of tl.e regular army, was here last Sunday, being a guest of J. S. Wheat, Dr. J. (J. Adams, of Marengo, shook hands with his numerous friends here i«fet Snturdav. OVERCOATS AND ULSTERETTE> We have the largest stock of Over­ coats and Ulsterettes ever shown in tliif market. As we wish to reduce stock before our annual invoice, these goods will be, ottered till Jan. l*t> very cheap. Call ami examlfte them at Colby Brui. UNDERWEAR For men, women Slid children. A whole cArt-load for sale and prices way below the average. Come-iu and take a look at the Ladies' Vests now offered at fifty cents. We claim it to be a genuine-bargain. ' FJTZSTMMOKS A- KVASSOK . Business Notices* Und^rwear a specially, fw* H fant's wrap te a gem's etty. at tfarrjr A Martin's. Reed's Gilt Edge Tonfc Ifci appetite. . ' . *• •; Tlie M^llne Suiky iftwr at'|f Owen's. Fishimi Tackle 'AT* all kiikd* ttt K Engeln's, 111 Howe's Block, near tb» new Bridge. Ttie Furst A Bradley SulkjFlow ( * E. M. Owen's. - The largest, and most complete lot of Knit Under wear ever offered in this market, just received direct from manufacturer®. Will be sold at bot­ tom prices. Examine the goods and m®mber^prices at Colby Bros. - Buckeye Force Owen's. Pumps* M. tirst-Uass Plowa at K. M **iL • • •4: i|t All the Owen's. The largest a$»ortment lJ*w« Goods and Trhuuiiugsin towrial Perry / & Martiu's. rHi The finest line of Silver and Plate# , Ware to 1>e found iu the county, at O# W. Owen's. Spring Grove Mills. I now have my mill in running order and am prepared to do grinding 011 short notice. Also grind the cob with the com when desired HKKRr J, Dimikf. Spring Grove, Nov. 21st, 1S8I. ATTENTION LADIES. It Is a well known fact that yon can find the largest and latest assortment of Dress Goods and Trimmings at our place. We have "slicked up" 011 pur­ pose tor you and otter yon this week the largest line of Newport Flannels. Shoodahs, Cashmeres, Silks and Satins. Laces and Passementeries. Jet and Steel Ornaments, and a ca«e "chuck full" of the latest "hits" in Buttons.*-- Call and look at our stock. PKIlllY ft MARTIN. 1 Examine the 5 and 10 cent counters at J. R. Wells & Sou's, Wanconda. A full line of Buck Gloves and Mitts at J. It Wells ft Son's. Wauconda. Bar hi an Bros, best lead with smokers, when you smoke. are taking the Ask foi* them Fifteen per cent is easilv saved by buying your Overcoats aud Ulsterett* any time this winter at Perry A Mar­ tin's. V A great variety, of Nubias, Scarfs. Hoods and all kinds of Knit fJoods. Largest stock of Zephyrs aud Yarns In towu. Furs and Warm Goods gener­ ally at Perry & Martin's. wraU everything clean, t'jat is clean F. C. MAYES, j gone, with the exception of the few Merchant Tailor and dealer in Ready advertisement, and some little matter Made Clothing, at his old stand near | that the Sentinel made ment OH of 0 early in the week. No one could take THAT TEA. The color is good, the flavor right. No poisonous siftings at the bottom of the cup. 4 pounds for tl.00 and good weight at that* at Fitzs|aifflkons • Evansou's. FOR CHRISTMAS, Buy your boy one of those nobby Ulsterettes, at Perry A Martin's. J- the new bridge. A good assortment of seasonable goods always on hand. CLOTH ING. My Clothing will always be of the newest styles and at the moit reason­ able ratfes. I invite an inspection of my goods at all times. F. G. MAYES. McIlEKRT, III., Nov. 28th, 1861. Henderson's line »>hoe«, Every pair warranted at l'errv 4 Martin's. WHKN thinking of enjoying an even­ ing with a basket Ml Hickory Nut>. remember and call ui aud take a look at the tine assortment of Nut Cracker*, at O. C. Colby A Cn%. Keep your hand* wnnu» To do so call at Perry & Mart in's aud get a pair of those Buck gloves. CORN W A N T E D . Wanted. 200 Tons of E«r Corn. for wliich the highest market price will be paid. F. K. GRANGER. Tell your friends that the place to buy a good dolman cheap at Perry A Martin's. Travolliig ba«a for ladles and gents. Treasonably good assoi uaeot ami prices right at FiU&iiumous A Evansou's. up the Democrat last Saturday but that It was apparent to thein that tlie boys had wisely taken the prottj broad hints and edited their own paper for just once in their lives. Will iliey continue to do so? We shall see, ahd soon, if help is not furnished theui or they get it without. PKUSONAL9. Corporal Kd. Glcnnon, of the Guards, was at home last Sabbath. 1'hls leads us to remark that we had hitherto for- gotton to mention the fact that Ed is now an officer iu the Custom House at Chicago. It is generally understood that this appointment was made for •he valuable * services ? rendered the party in the last campaign. E l being a Blalne delegate to Springfield from Mcllenry Co Surely tlie editors of the Sentinel are iu luck, both holding responsible positions under the Gov­ ernment--aud who has a better right We do uot observe but that Joe Garrison appears the same as ever, and when seen upou our streets, looks little like the pardoned criminal that FARM FOR RENT The Subscriber wishes to rent his Tarm to some good cash paying custom­ er for a term of years. It is located a half-mile west of Volo, Lake Co.. HI. J. COMPTOK. Volo, Deo* fttli, 19)1. Wttohes, Clacks, Silverware, AND JEWELRY, Just received at the new Jewelry Store. Mcllenrv. a fine and well se­ lected stock which we otter to the pub­ lic at bottom prices and all goods war­ ranted as represented. Orders filled for any goods in our line not in stock, on short notice. Those Wanting goods for Holiday preesents should make early selections,for goods are scarce and many almost impossible to get. Repairing in all its branches neatly done and warranted. Give us a call and satisfy yourself that we mean what we say. JOHN P. SMITH, W. it. SMITH. November 29, Wl W. R. Smith will canvass as usual. IMPORTED SLIPPERS. Everyone should see tlie Imported Slippers, now on exhibition at Stevens & Scht.orr's. These Slippers are im- norted from Bavaria, by M. Selz, of the firm of Selz & Co Chicago and are the first of these kind of goods that have ever been Imported. Mns. S. SEAULKS has received another large, stock of Millinery, Plushes. Plush Ribbon, Watered Rib- bon Tips. Birds and in fact everythi ng desirable in a first class business. Ha* also received another large stock of cloaks. Black and Light Dolmans. Ac Please call and see my stock before purchasing. Remember I will sell TrImuied Hats at cost every Saturday during tlie saason • FOR SALE. Poland China Hogs for sale, inquire of A. Ames three miles south of Volo. Just received. Overcoats for Men and Boys at F. G. Mayes' Clothing Store, near the new Bridge. Cheap as the cheapest. F. G.Mayes says lie cannot be under­ sold, IK you want to buy Clothing at Chi­ cago prices, call on E. Lawlus, i u Lan­ sing's Block. Mcllenry. FOR SALE. I ftffer for sale iny house and two lots situated 111 West McHenry. Goo I brrck house, consisting of six rooms.-- Good well and cistern, outhouses Ac.-- All in good repair. Good fruit on th" premises. Will be sold reasonable.-- Apply on the premises. WM. WALSH. A fine lot of Ready-Made Dresses an«| full Suits just received at Mr*. H. H. • Nichols' Millinery Stor»». Mcllenry. . German School Books, and Engllstt and German Mass Books, at M. En« geIn's Howe's Block, near the bridge. - ^ Tne finest stock of Perfumery in the county, at J. R. Wells A Sim*'* da. - ' '•' THE LATEST* We have a large invoice of those celebrated "Broadhead" Dress Goods iu Ihe latest styles. Everybody should see t^em before buying. STBVRKS ft Scrams*. Worsted goods at IU cents, same a*:, is usually sold for 25 cents. Look lit at Fitzsiininons A Evansou's. The Coraline Corset never bresks. For sale at Perrv A Martin's. The finest line of Dress Goods In this market can be found at SteveuS A Schnorr's. Hams. Shoulders, Bacon, Salt Pork; Lard aud Cornevl Beef, at Howjird!#/i Market, near the Depot. WHY DO YOU COUOBv^X ; When one box of Besley'sTroches will cure you? Store opposste Parker House. • New Prints, latest patterns, ai prices from five cer.ts a yard and Hp- wards, at Colby Bros.. Riverside Block OVERCOATS, as cheap as at any store in the country, at Butler A Warner's Nunda. Call at Mrs. H. H. Nichols for Ladle* Ready Made Underwear. Call at Mrs. II. H. Nichols* store. MM| door north of Perry A Martin's, fof anything in Millinery or Ladles* Fur» nishing Goods. SEWING Machine Needles for eyerapf machine malic, can be found at M. £n*~ geln's, iu Howe's Block, near th# bridge, Fitxsimmons A Evansott are raising quite abreese on Overcoats orer (MS tlie west end of town. Look In. All first class tea drinker* prouoone# that, tea at. Fitzsimuious A Evauson'ft -<• to be good. Price 30 cents for a sing!# # pound and 91.00 buys 4 pounds. -Try i% ' 0,0. Colby A Co, keep at the!* if Hardware store a fnll stock oj wlndbi# Glass all regular sizes aud will cut to o«* , i der any size from the smallest to tw£ . by three feet. When in wabt of GIMB* bear this In miud. • " • • The finest and most complete 11M O# l hoods and nubias is now open at siuiiiious A Evauson's. Prices right. : |; ONIONS. A car load of very dne Oalous» at ' "t Stevens & Schnorr's. " * That tea. (our pounds for 91.00 at' Fitzsiuimous A Evanson's Is said to b# a bargain. Call and see our 93 94 and 9& Orsi* coats, Tlie largest line In town. Co tar EXTENSION TABLES. Extension Tables only One Dollar per foot at John B. Blake's Furnitur* Store. Call aud see them. ; - '-y^l HORSES FOR SALE. • I have a good road team and r|li|: farm team for sale. Will sell one oif both, luquire* of II. C. MKAD. Hats aud Caps, all the latest at Butler A Warner's. Nunda. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT We have cords of Overcoats. W(|v, are maklug prices that sell them at sight. ' ^ 8TKVRNS * tClMOItg. WANTED. * Every tnan and boy that expeets t£ buy a suit of Clothe*, ap Overcoat, pair of Boots or Olovea. It wanted at onr store. STKVKNS A SCMNVKK. ' Revolvers all styles, and Cartrldgef to suit, at prices ranging frvm 91 JO t# »9.00, at O. C. Colby & Co.'s FENCE POSTS FOR SALE. 2000 seasoned Burr Oak Feuce Poatt for sale, luquire of _ JOHN DORAW. OVERCOATS. A full line at Colby Bro^ CHOICE Amber Cane Syrup for sale by the gallon or keg. E. W. WHEKLBB. Ladies and Cliildrens Underwear, cheap, at J. R. Well* & Son's Waucon­ da. The Largest Stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods to be found In the County is at Mrs. H. H. Nichols'. I visited the city again this week aud now invite the attention 01 tlie Ladies to the following: Light Cloaks and Dohluian*. the latest thing out. Ladies' and Children's merino un­ derwear. Hosiel v. all sizes Children s Knit Jackets and and\Hoods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, all kinds. Corsets, a fine assortment of Misses xizes,Plumes the largest stock ever brought to Mc­ llenrv County. Aiid in short we have „,,e of the largest, best ^•cte;1and mo*t lathioHHble *>tock of Muhiiery, Fauey Goods, etc-ever brought to this town, which we are bound to sell at nrlces within the reach of all. , l>o uot purchase until you examine our ituck and learn tlie prices. our siwt* •••« «« u u Micaouit Butler A Warner, Nunda. ere oflni*» Ing Bargains in Clothing. The#1 have the finest stock to be found in tb# county. Their Clothing Room, up*, stairs, presents a flue line to seieet from. A N E W P U Z Z L E . When vou Hud an Overcoat for fl§ that will compare with our leading #9 coat you will have solved the new |»n»b* la* HI STKVKXS ASCHNOiUt. ; Where $5 will get them more goo* than 97 will at a credit store. ^ Sl KVKM A *CHNOBa. Fitzsiinmous A Evausoa are giving an extra 10 per eeni of! on Oit>iw«^ * NEW STORE AT VOLO! H. O. X«eigh.ton. Has opened the oM store bait<1i»C. U an.) ailed H wit* a good il«l •« Family grooeri't, Cftniw# Goods* CANDIES. NUTS, CIGARS, TOB4000.1T9. To which he Invite* the attentwa ef tb* 1M^. 'ft; Inir (uiblic, confident I bat he yleaM ttlis both ui quality ef Bwxli prta Keep* also ajpbiwl liae of CI.eTHIW AX'tk • GKKTS' FutSlSliIXGOODS. whWI wW** •old as eheae a» at any other More te MUk Oouatr. S9*titve«a« Mealt. B. C. LK1UHTON. # OedalwTtkk tRtl# 1 khs.,- yf