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JjejJeary pUitlwie?. WEDNESDAY,? MARCH 8, 1882. p 1 •V-JlPj' ' I I ---- ^Railroad Time Table. 1 * O O I N G S O O T H . l*Mr» Uk« Pusseager (...*••« *• * Bnera l<»ke Riprcss .. .8-40 ttnira Lake Freight * ooisa NOBTlt. T.»ke Freight ..8:3* A. M ttwert l.ilce Express 4:53r. h Aenova LskelPansenaor. «:<>* " B. BUSS, Agent. ,...y McHenry, III ^ 1• ' -- < = 1111-• toiiK of our oorresponde t»ce art r|||>idabSy crowded out this wuelu " SKK tlie new advertisement of X. Seln in another column. ,r1ff / I" I WE notice that Vickie Factories are being started this season At Marengo ibd Harvard. WE are now enioying genuine March weather, and longing for the first Of April to appear. C. B. Conns is building a nv house cm land near Ills res ideuce, which will be occupied by tlie man who works his rm. THE shearing chair is iforth mora in proportion to ooat thanv a reaper or mower. So sajr die meu who have used them, ' received Spring (own If its. S. SEARLE? has just of the finest stock of ae\v Millinery ever <3*11 and see. | i: 1 " ' V 4 , A THERE has been occasionally a Tlock of ducks and geese seen going North brought to <|iis early to make a business of hunting. AIL Lkdler iourirested In organ­ ising a Ladies Literary Society are requested to meet at Mrs. F, K. Gran­ ger's, March 11th. at 3 o'clock p. M. Dr RBQDBST or LAMBS. GEO. Owik received by Express on Monday evening, from Nebraska, a live Eagle, tie is a flue look ing'blrd, and George says he is game to Litis bono. V; p THE Steamer' "Mary GrliwMd' made her first trip of the season on Tuesday. She is taking up lumber tor tbe new Boat House to be built by the Fox Lake Club. GKASSHOPPUHS are reported as being soon in the blufts south ot Whitewater Wis., and the inhabitants ar fleeing for tlteir lives. They will tat tip a farm and pick their teeth with a fence rail. FKHSONAL. R» WAITE came home from Evans ton last Week, where lie lias been at work at hi« trade this winter, CHAS. TAYLOR, of Chicago, was Vis­ iting his family in this village oVer Sunday. SAMUEL POOLE and family moved to Dundee. Kan® Co.. on Tuesday. A. N. STONE, of Elgin, spent a few days with friends in,this village last week. MRS. If. McOsfrtErt. and Mrs. 3. I, Story went to Chicago this Wednesday morning to visit Mrs. A. t> Lynn, who is yet quite sick. Miss Ktrntc BMCR£, of Huntley,. 111^ Is visiting with frieiid^in this viiiageV FR A N K CALKINS moved to his farm near Waucondii Hiis week. FRANK TORRANCE, who has boon em­ ployed in theH.iu shop ot O, C, Colby at Nunda, commenced work for fi". N. Mead, hi this village, on Monday. GEO. II. STEWART, the Auctioneer, of Keystone, was in town on Tuesday. J. S. MEDLAR, the popular photo­ grapher of Woodstock, is framing tbe large Garfleld family group 20x28,. in an elegant trime made of (our inch moulding wUh glass and back complete, including the work of framing, for tbe small sum of 91.50. Alto the large picturc of President Garfield with the presidents from Washington to Arthur, sixe 22x28, at the same low price. Do not fail to see these frames before buy­ ing. About one hundred other styles and sizes at proportionately low rates. va uuvne nitu vv«« >J V V•• ^ v» w«« the past week, but it Is a. iirtle too* * * ^°* Hunting and Fishing Club are. now shipping lumber from this village, to build a new Boat House and Dock In Front of their premises at Fox Lake. We are informed that the .CQStJfcUi-hf. slwiiil AL500^ This CI nb are sparing no pains nor expense iu fitting up their grounds and buildings in the most beautiful and substantial manner and are bound to have the pleatfantest nd best fitted place on the Lake^ R- Waite has the job of putting up tfie new building. A. Wiley is also building an addition to his I'v'Kidenoe at the Lake, wlticli will be completed {in time tor occupancy this season. . J, C. SHERWIH will accept our ttianks for a copy of the Congressional jBccord, containing the Memorial of James A. Garljeld. and also an alpha­ betical list of Representatives. with their residences in Washington, ^TSRRE will be a business meeting of " "Ladles Society for Benefit 0'r the Cemetery," at Mrs. .lames B. Perry'V u Friday, March 10th, at 2 p. nil All are ' ,#®Bi,,tly requested to be prestmt. IT'F" *!\ SINS. JAMKS B. PEWHT, President! V-' 'l"£11 'j2. • ; T^ t" WE acknowledge tlie receipt of an. Invitation to Che opening of xtfw Jen- nl|tg*8 House, a new Hotel wfiich WAS formally opened at Elgin en Monday last. We are sorry that other engnge- Uifnts prevented us from attending. * WE would call especial attention to ttlf advertisement of ,T. Bonsle tt;' who Iftbftering his entire stock of Furnituro at cost, in order to clone his business before May 1st. Those looking for bargains in this line should not fail to and learn Ills prices. *Mi i: THE "Shearing Chair" man Wlfl re­ main In town until Saturday^l^roads having been in a condition that h«* could not drive in the country. "Every farmer that cares to have his sheep handled carelully, should yroctire a chair. Already nearly half a hjuidred sol^ jto our most careful sheep me«. /"THE RIVER QUKEN," is the name of f a new pleasure boat that is to Ml put on the river here this season. Sb« is a screw steamer, 95 feet long wlt|i six foot beam, and is said to b* a^ model of beauty. Her ownor, Mr. O. Malm- u gren. will reside here for the summer and will keep U for his own pyivate use. E have reeslved a new adfOrtise- mer.t lor the ftrm of Fiushnmons & Evanson. which will appear next week* Jn the meantime we would advite »ur readers to call mml see the bargins they are offering in Winter goods, 'which titty |rc bound to close outf regardless ef doe't. In order to maker rikoai for th*ir spring st«KJk. Look out for Uwlp new "•f next week. S7* f Utm , JACOB BONSLETT on Holiday sold his store building opposite Perry & Martin's to Peter Blake and John Heitner, and the latter wiR ttarg bus­ iness there about the May 1st, but ju*t what we believe has not yet been de­ cided. The price paid was JH.300 Bonslett» in the meantime, will sell out hi* stoek of furniUire at cost and ontinue the builuei*. TRIPP BROTHERS from Belvidere have leased the Wagon Shop, connected with Carpenters Blacksmith Shop, on the West side, and will about April lstt % open the same for business. They will <1o repairing ilTl(lu(l«. and put up new work iu a style equal to the best. They are practical men in the bu«ina«8 young and energetic, and we bespeak for them a liberal patronage. learn that the Fox Lake Club, or f the owners of the "Lotus," have leased the "Mary Griswold" for the season •and consequently both boats will be informed by Capt. Hill, that it Is their intention to run these boats so aito accommoJate sthe public In the best manner, using the '•Lotus*1 for small parties, and thereby being able to make trips after the ar- ^ rival of each tralu. We think this a good arrangement, aud one that will give general satisfaction to tlie public When the spason fairly opens we sb*U full particulars as to time, ete. GitEAi- di tlk'iilty Is sometimes ex perl- eneed Ui making vinegar from apple juice. The following from an exchanga may be of value: "To manufacture api>le juice Into vinegar, it must be ex­ posed to the Mir and to a warm temper' ature. The addition of old sharp vin­ egar contributes to the change, and if in an old vinegar barrel all the better A common and good way to obtain a regular supply, either lor home use or for market is to till the barrel nearly full of good sharp cider vinegar, and then draw awav every day a few quarts at a time, supplying its place with an equal amount of the eider which lias not yet changed, jl'lte larger quant ity of sharp vinegwr fin the barrel will • hange the smaller qifintlty ad<t#d'bjl- (ore the supply is drawu away.*' The next Sociable for' the benefit flfv tli«« Cemet«*ry will |>e held at the resi­ dence of Hon. George Gag«», Thursday, to-morrow, evening, March 9th. The following is the programme: Instrumental Mniic, -- Miss Grace 0*ven. Select Reading--Dr. 11. T. Brewn. Duet--Mrs. A. A. Martin and Miss Bertha llollister. Select. Reailing--C. H. Morey. Song--Mrs. E. J. II:iilly. Select. Reading--Miss Julia Story. •Recitation--Mrs. F. K. Grander. Son"--Hattteand Milttie Smith. Instrumental Music -- Kloise Waite. Select Reading--Simeon Covill. Duet--Mr and Mrs. H»l<lwin. Select Beading-- by Mrs. James B. Perry. ' Duet -- Mrs. O. Bishop and Mrs. T. J. Walsh. Select Reading--Mrs. Simeon Covill. Quartette--Oliver N. Owen. Ed. W. Owen, Mrs. H. H. Nichols, and Mary L. Ower.. Select Reading--L. Black man. Song--Mr. and Mrs. I. N". Mead. Song-- Will Sier8. All are cordially invited to sttend. To TovTiiship Treasurers. Below is the apportionment of the State School Fund ami Interest of the Spring of 1882: Aint. of 6chool fund ree'd from state auditor. 13 "interest on" " " 436 S3 Total amount " " 75 Co. Snp'i'ri t-ommleatoa of « per sent, l.M 40 Total amount to l>c distributed 7,761 35 Amount'itistribnleil to-- CRBEKWQOFL. EDITOR P^AINDEALER:--The all ab­ sorbing topic of iutereat for the pres­ ent we%k and one in whfcli m^ny of our good people are much interested, is the concert to be given on Saturday evening. March 11th, at the Baptist church by Prof. S. D. Baldwin, assisted by his clas6 and sop** of the best out­ side talent to be obtained. Every efiort is being put forth to make this* one of the grandest musical treatR that lias ever been oflered t«» the people of Greenwood ami surrounding ^ountry, and in fact second lo none in the county. The following is the pro­ gramme for tha evening: Organist*--Mrs Zou Bildwla, MtSS Kmma Ybunjy. ':4 , .. Instrumental Daet--Miai KetHe Baker, Miss K'tlie SmttH. Melody, "Ring dem Rells"-- OGarrison. Duet, "Murmuring Sea,"-- MUs Ada How­ ard, Miss Retta Van Hoozen. " Triu, "Beautiful Golden Gate"--Mr and Mra Adam We«teiman, and Mr Wn»*Westeriuan. Duet, "Moonlight on the Rhine." Mr and Mrs3 I> Baldwin. * Male Quartette, "Speed Away,"--J A Vrco- man, D \V sopor, O Garrison, J H Garrison. Chorus, "Sailor'* Return,"--Otaaa. Daet, "L»»B Footed Nannie,"--W A Baker, Mist Ha I tie Martin. 8elect Recitation-- H R Baldwin. Daet and Chorus, "Driftin«r with the Tide,"--Miss Mina Steam*. Mrs Nettle So per, J A Vrooman, D W Sopor. ^ Song, "Old Maid,"--Wm Mere. Solo and Chorus, "Whoa tbe Xlitl have Rolled Away,"--J a V room an, Mrs KelHe Uassow, Mra Kettle Weatenaaa, J H Gar. rtson. t'inafors Waltxes--Mrs Zoa Baid« in, Mra Nettie Soper. Chorus, "Moonlight Sleeps,"--Class. Duct, "Old Ocsaa,"--Mr and Mra •dan Wesleriuan. Trio. "Moonlight en the Lake, Mra, Zou Baldwin. S D and H R Baldwin. Quartette. "Ella's Grave,"--Mra Nellie Dassow, Mrs. Nettle Sopor, D W Sopor, J H Garrison. Duet, "Larboard Wetoh,**-* D and HI BaM win. Humorous Recitation--Mr Ftant Foote. Quartette, "Fleeting Years,"--Mis* MM Stearns. Mrs Nettie Soper, J A Vrooman, J) W Soper. Duet. "Music of the Bin!*,"--Mrs CMMO Westcrman, Mrs Zoa Ba'dwin. Character Son*, "BtohOa Dowa,N>--Was Siers. Melo«ly-- by Company. Admission, 26 cents; children under twelve j-ears, 15 cents. Tickets for sale at the store of D. W. Soper and at the.door on evening of concert. L>, W. Sopur has secured the ser> vices of Mr. *%F'ank Foote,M formerly of New York, late of Hebron, Hi., as assistant in hi* store. "Frank." as he will soon be tmriliarly known, comes amyng us with high c«»mmcudatious, and with his genial, tillable manner, which indicates "business." we bespeak for proprietor and clerk a pleasant, profitable future. "Charlie,*1 who has filled the position the past year with credit to himself and to the satisfac­ tion of his employer, retires to engage in some other profession. We have heard flying rumors as to what, but are not authorized to say. "Charlie" is a good boy and will win friends whenever he locates. Success to you .* jigl--rKe.- "Ambition goads the conqueror OB;" The truth of the above was very for­ cibly verified a sliort time since, at Boarding Hou«e No.2. Willow Street. With an ambition to excel their neigb^ bors in plaCin* <nnie new nnd tem|)t- inar dish before th'?lr liiarderi". a n«»»v species of "Grain and llag Bag "Oys­ ters' " wei-e served up. W. A. says it will take more than one little" mouse to make him shut hl« teeth. Some of our neighbors are like Martha of old . "troubled about many tIdng*." especially about our "pels," but we are thankful that we have, the liberty of choosing for ourselves. Rev. II. Bart Foskett, «»f Morgan Park. Chicago, preached at the Bap- ti«t (JhtirHi on Sabbath last. S*rvicus as usual next Sabbath. Department. OOHTBIBtJTISD BY S. f. BENNKTT. The winter term of the Spring Grove School closed |*.*t Friday. The social at J. L. Duwning*s on ^Vl- day evening was well attended aud very pleasant. Rev. Mr. Clark ami J. L. Downing attended the Sunday SchooL Conven­ tion last week. Mies Gertrude Johonnott closed lier Winter toroi of sciiool at the Mouto- loml school house with RhetoricalOater- cises last week Saturday M. M. Clothier returned from bis Eastern tour ia*t Friday evening. His daughter accompanied liiin frbm Massachusetts, and will remaii#.-;! • Mr. Joseph Da)w#on closed his winter term ot of school at Solon last Satur­ day. with Rhetorical exercises, and ex­ pects to resume his medical studies at Rush College. Chicago. Dir. R. F. Bennett, of Elgin, spent Thursday night in Richmond, on busi­ ness connected with a contemplate* sale of ills farm just soath of town,-- We learu the trad* is oft. A pisses' fur cape was picked ttp In the street at McHenry village, by a Richmond lady. The owner Can have it by calling op Mrs. Harvey Booth, one mile south of Richmond, The local press amiotinoes th« mar­ riage of Miss Hattie, daughter of M. B. Thomes, Richmond, to Mr.lc. II. Stewart, of llebren The wedding rook plate on Thursday, Feb. 23d. The presents were numerous aad. valuable. A. II Wray and Frauk W, I.awson both now answer to the nam* of papa. The advent of a daughter at Mr. Wray'a occurred oa Wednesday. Feu. SSd and at Mt. Lawsons ea Saturday March 4 th. Miss Florence Campbell, whose sick­ ness has been a source of much anxiety to tier friends, has returned to her home near Madison, Wis. She had been teaching iu the Vosburgli District and had to give up her school on ac­ count of ill health. She gave some evidence of insanity. The telegraph office here, now comes jiittder the eare of Frank Howden, Ira Tryon, one of the finest operators in tbe State, having been transferred to the office of the Company at Juneau. Wis. Junean people will find Mr. Try- on attentive to business, courteous and accommodating in Id* Intercourse with iiio pubiic, and altogether a square j *boy. We bear that Mr. Thomas Cottlng. of Salom, Wis., brother of C. G, Cot- ting, is thinking of becoming a resident of Richmond. lie has sold out a large property in Wisconsin and would like to live a neighbor to Ills brother here- Hf4en"- It tot*» h^j|ot»e«Hio arrangements to come here, if there are no residences here such as he wmild like to buy, there are plenty of fine locations for a residence, and wo have skilled meehanfof who will build for hi in on short notice. t>-. . #244 64 1 Greenwood 3R4I 07 *C71 Hebron -JB7 «8 986 70 I AlKonqum 573 41 ...... MS OS I Nun'la 445 13 SSI 4t I McHenry Ml 72 MS IS | Richmond 3»l 85 .... 403 AT I Town 43, R. 9.. . 137 39 371 98 | " 44. " "... 9* 43 45, " "... 1J8 Burton.. 7120 Riley Marengo... p nham... Cheinting . Coral fleneea. Hnrtlanil .. Allien Grafton «75 97 Dorr 841 »» Tntal-amonnt distributed 97,761 35 Whole nunber of persons under SI. 11,075 Township treasurers ban receive the amounts due their respective townsijy calling at the county treasurer's office and receipting for the same,on and after March. 20th. 1882. A. W. YOUNG, County Sup't of School*. Examinations of Teachers, Examinations of candidates for teach­ er's certificates will In* held at the fol­ lowing times and places: Matetigo Monday March 20, Huntley, Tuesday, M.ircli 21. Hf hron. Thursday. March 23. Harvard. Friday. March 24. Woodstock. Saturday, March 25, Xnurta,, Wednesday, March 29. McHenry. Thursday. March 30. Richmond. Friday. March TH. Candidates are requested to be on hand pro in l ply at & o'clock* A. M. All persons desiring certificates should be present at the of these examination^ I shall examine no candidates after these dates except on my regular offise days at Woodstock on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. A. W. Yocjra. On. Sept. of sobools. SPRING GROVE. EDITOR I'LAINDKALCR:-- As the roads are bad and the new* scarce we will not have much to write this time. This is our la;t week of school and it will be lonesome when we lose our worthy teaolier. We think the direc­ tors ought to secure hint for another term as he has done so well for the scholars this winter. We have got a new family In our little burg by tlio name of Stencil. They are going to live iu Rice's house. Sunday services have been resumed at the Episcopal Church, in this place* at the usual hour, 10:43 A* M*, Kev. C. D. Mack in charge. Jack Carr is going to move out. He has got tired of living where the women are boss. We learu that lie Is going to Wauoonda to be <i butcher boy. or something of the sort. Marsh Ilaldenian has got moved down here, too. He is going to work In the factory this summer, Mrs Fanny Tweed has boon very sick, but she is Improving rapidly now. There is a great deal of excitement now, between D. H aide man and M. Peck. The one is trying to beat tho other catehing skunks. They have caught somewhere about one hundred apiece this winter. They are the two great Fur men of the day. Mr. Thomas Oxtoby and Miss Anna llarne«s were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony on the first day of March, They will live on Gildon Harness' place, above the railroad. We wish them .nuch joy, and may tbey make* a success of their future life. Them fellows wouldn't trade worth a cent, would they, John ? The following is a score of the shoot­ ing match we had hers February 26th: 1 2 * 3 4 8 8 7 8 9 » M. Peck K. Jiu kson H. Pock , E. Haldeman J. Poncock P. Uunjrer II. Davmunt A. Jnctsun E. ncxAtjlRrave W. Hesnelnrave 1 fl. Peucock 1 J. Niesh 1 a- 3 I- ft 1- S 1- 4 0- 1 0-- 2 1-- 8 C-- fl w 1- 4 1- 4 0PJM> D. H.H.Nichols keeps the American Eagle, Dew Drop and Far West-#**ndi of flue'uut. t* Two months ago la»t Friday , Henry Rehorst, got run away with aud.his ribs broken and he made the event bimensal, bv getting run away with again March 3d. This time he was go­ ing to the cheese factory %lth his milk and l^is young tfcnm got started on their own account. He was thrown on the hind wheel of his wagon and forced between that and the step, bending the latter uliuost ovfr the forward wheel. He slung to the lines and wu8 dragged some rod*, but stopped the team. He is badly injured about the left shoulder and upper part of spine. MAJBaiKD.--4t the resideuce of Jame* Har- neas,'Richmond, By th« Rev. Mr. Sou to, Mr. T. Oxtoby and MUs Anna Harness. s The above happy parties are well known to the people of Richmond, and hearty congratulations are abundant. The list of Presents is long and v^luav ble. A lady at the wedding give^.|ii the following, although the list Is not complete: Parlor lamp, cake plates aud Pickle dish, from Miss Cressy Har­ ness. Ro:;kiug Chair, Miss Jennie Ox­ toby, Linen Table Cloths aud Towels and a 18 gold piece, from Mrs. Lewis Hatch. Water Pitcher and Bread Plate, Mrs. Audrew Nlsh. Five Dollar Gold Piece from Mrs, Hayne. #12 from Geo, Harness. #1 from Johnuy Oxtoby, Berry Dish from Mr. Jack­ son. Glass Water Pitcher, from Mrs. Horaoe Heading. Glass Sauce Dish from Frank Reading. Two Pickle Dlehoe from Mrs. John Bell. Jr. Linen Towels from Miss Jennie Xish. Table Spread from Mrs. James Nlsh. Table Spread from Miss Addle Overton.-- Toweling from Mra. Al. Beck. Silver Butter Knife, Miss Katie Turner.-- Stove Holders, Mra. A, R. Alexander* Tho movement of real estate in and about Richmond i» tbe most notable for years. Aud it seams < to be so all about tlio country. Of the many change's in the village we note a few: Mrs. Ella Bowers has bought the fine twideeeo of William Cooley, and will take possession at once. Site sold the old S. P. Potter place, lately occupied \»y Miss Harness.|Dressmaker. to A. P. Gray, the new wagon shop man. who Is thoroughly repairing it for his own occupancy. By this change Miss Har­ ness vacated, and may be found in the pleasant rooms over Messrs. Alexander Su Hyde's store. Mr. Ben Martin, hav­ ing sold bis valuable farm west of town, has bought tbe J. Robinson pro­ perty, east of Baptist Church lor a future residence. He will goon change the appearance of the bouse and its siirrouudiag. both of which have been much uegie#ed. We welcome Mr, Martin toa^ume in the village, where we hope his declining years may be passed in the full and rational enjoy* roent aud competence his life of Hottest thrift has brought ltf«w, P. G, Sklnkle has bought the west part of the resi­ dence lot of James Bacon and Is mak­ ing preparations to put a dwelling thereon, the rental of wlileh is already engaged. Mr. Skiukle seeins to be one of the men who have faith in future values Of real estate In the village, and Is building or-biiyiug pretty often. We need more inea who will do the same. A straight dozen gdo.l mw dwellings would Itild tenants in AS many days.--- George A. Osmond has concluded t«* abandon farming, aud has engaged] with Cole Cooley Jk Co. He occupies the dwelling known as the milk house. Like most of the readouts lie at once subscribed for the PLAINUKAI.RR SO "RS to get tlie local news, and county do­ ings. If we could trade of) a lew street loafers for meh honest, Itard working young rofcii as Ottnond the vil­ lage would be a large gainer. Thomas Thompson, whose purchase of 20 acres of woodland north of town has been noted in this cohimn, has just finished a new house and barn and is n«>w in­ stalled In Ills ue w home. Ills son-in- law, Mr. Thomas, will hereafter run the farm, Mr, Thompson has a beauti­ ful situation and a little Money aud herd work can make It rery attractive. After the sale ol his farm to John Reed, "Uncle" Dan Strain moved into town, wltit his nephew, John Strain, and wife, and It living In tho house formerly the property of Mr. Leggett. We are informed Mr. Strain has bought this property. Peter Blreh has bought the Heutiing place, on Main Street and moved there. He will build ao addition, repaiat and otherwise Im* prove the premises. Alonso Beek has bought 80 acres of the Thomas estate, which was sold at auction the other day, in front of the Richmond House.-- The above are a lew of the changes of property In and about town made thla spring. It is presumed the resume Is not nearly complete, but It Is long enough to «how more than usual activ­ ity in rerl estate. The Republicans of Mcnenry county may be surprised to leara. that they have a '•delegation." which self be­ gotten aud self active represent (?) them whenever, aud wherever, in their opinion it may be necessary. They are those who "do good (?) by stealth and hltifli to find it fame." They struck it the Inst time and al- tho-igh the good hns falled to appear, •they have not escaped the fame. We have been implored to enrich history by the lives of this "delegation*' but there is so little good and so much bad aud that which would disgrace the columns of tbe &\;n(inei we have re­ fused. There Is plenty of it extant, howe'ver some In print, some In the archives of our country, aud much ill the speech of people, which If pub­ lished would be interesting. Innocent ones would antler pain and tnortifica* tlon. the simple minded be astonished and the victim regret but not repent and for tlie present we grant them the mercy of our silence.-- WooeMoek Sentinel. Tlie long moribund representative of McHenry County newspaper "luflw- euee" really showed some evidence of life, -last • peek# - theso 4Wo~ eminent | attorneys having brought their mas­ sive Intellects lo bear iu a grand efiort J to galvanize Into life a journalistic J cadaver, and the above exceedingly curious production is tbe ofispriug of a mountain (of brains) in labor. Probab­ ly that "delegation." whatever unfor­ tunates coin pose It, Is by this time, dy­ ing of grief because the judge heart­ lessly refuses '"to enrich history by the lives of this delegation.** By not seiz­ ing this golden opportunity to "en­ rich history." the Sentinel does itself a great unkinduess. It is so long since it has "enriched"' any body or any­ thing in a literary way. that it makes its friends sail to see it throw away so golden an opportunity of becoming fatuous at a bound,as it were, and ad­ ding another stone to its rock-ribbed mountain of influence." As a friend of tlie Sentinel, in fact as a "delegation" of its friends, "self begotten and self active" we protest against thislitnrary suicide. Tears arb falling in floods all over the country at tlie thought of It* Let "the archives of our oountry" be overhauled, we beg with tears, and let "history" be "enriehed," no matter how much It shocks tbe milk-white innocence of tlie S*mtineC$ columns.-- Come now! Do be persuaded! It will give employment to tlie vicarious trio that writes Southworth's editorials for him anyhow. Don't, don't Tofuso "to enrich history" when yon are "im­ plored." Let "tlie simple minded be astonished." ^t would «lo 'em good! ••Pain HIKI inorrilfrattoir are a disci­ pline to the flesh; therefore pleaae pile it on! Would it soften the obdurate 'heart of t|ie Sentinel eerlbe .if that "self begotten and self active delega­ tion" were to pstitlon him not to squHch their immortality by unkind and obstinate refusal to "enrieh" blo° graphical "history?" By the way, what Is "self active," anyway? Have (lie Sentinel fellows discovered and patented some other way of being active? Does it have any reference to an editor's calling in bis friends to kelp him write u ten line local whloh is too great tor his literary powers? Once more, plecwe give the anxious public a sample of your powers In "enriching history," and deu't strata that "mercy" of your "silence!** WANTED. To contract at once for Fifteen Acres Ouiou? and Five Acres (JablNige. Shall close, our pttr- cliasiusr contracts tor Cucumbers Mnrcn 15th. Saltiu# Contracts at ten cents per bushel will be held open until April fteasv remember the time. . » •>--y'v Keapecttully. CRISTY". WALKKR * CO. Mrs. H. H. Nichols. Has just returned from tlie city with a full line of h.tt* for the Spring trade of the latest styles and patterns, to which she invites the attention of the Ladies. Her stock of Ladles Furnish­ ing Goods If complete in every par­ ticular, were bought with esplcia! reference to the wants of the ladles of this village aud vicinity, and will be sold as cheap or cheaper than the same quality of Goods cau be bought elsewhere. Be sure and call and seo our now Spring Style of Bats. Mas. H. H, XtcnoOa.' •'Now Dom't You Forget," To cense to the Ringwood Nursery this Spring with your teams, and for a little money take a load of Trees to adorn your homes and make old and young In the neighborhood contented aad happy. Very Respectfully Youre, R. 4. BCCKLAHD. BlagWOOd, III., March 7th. 1SSS. NOTICE. I am now buying 975 worth ol leather at a time, and am prepared to sol 1 double Harness for 130 for tho nex^ 30 Jajs. By paying cash I geta discount and will sftaro It with my customers. Hand made cottars, all warranted Giro •# acaH. »• L. HPSSWP, ttiegweea. MID MUM! SOLDIIl •atiag aatd a? plaea of towlneat I have cot to move, aad do offer mf stock of Cletha and Ready-Mada Clothing at aeet far tho next ninety days. 1 have a few Overcoats that 1 will sell at ten per eent. below eost. Now is your tlaie to gel bargains as my stock la doaa aad In good shape. r.A. MATM. MeHeavy til., January lt„ t$m. toftm Making. Miss Sstelle Thompson, at tbe real# deuce of Mrs. W. A. Howard. Volo. la now prepared to do Dress Making aad Plala Sewing. Patronage solicited. _ . _ . . Miss K. J. THOMPSON. •ete, Feb. ilk, MSI. Banixies* NOTICES* Boerf** Gilt Edge Tonle « appetite. • • 5 The Moll no Owen's. Sulky Plow at *. H Fishing Tackle of all kfndn at X Eiigelii'n, in Howe's Muck, ss»r tbf new Bridge. * The FurStA itatdfoy tJulky Flow ft K. M. Owen's. Notice is hereby given, that, on first duy of April. A. D., 1882, I Notice to Holders of McHenry County Orders. the wlir pay jhe following six per eeut. WOO- McHenry Co; Orders, viz.: Noa. 9i, M, 141. 148,155. 162 109.176, !8S. 190, 7, 16, 24.32.40. 48. 5fi, Go. 73, 81. 89, 97. 140, 149, 157.165,173,181.189,0.18, 27.37,4«, 55,66.75,84,94.138,147, 158, 107, 177. and 180. Interest wi*l cease on tho above County Orders on tho first day of April, A. D„ 1882. JAMBS NTSO, CTO. T«ea% Woodstock, III., Feb Ori, 1Mb If you want to buy Clothing at Chi­ cago prices, call 011 E. L#wlua,lu Lau- slng|s Block, McHenry, Bockeye Owen's. All the Owen's. ForcO Poutpe. J J* & «f first-daaa Plow* at K. M Ladles ami Chi I dm its Underwear, cheap, at J. R. Welt* ArSort WaaoOMi da. , : The ftifest line of Silver and . Ware to be found in the count** at O* W. Owen's. German School Books, and BnglMl and German Mass Books, at M, £•> geln'e Howe's Block, near tbe bridge. Tue finest stock of Perfumery la tba oounty, al J. R. Wells A Son's Waucoa* | As. " • • .. r I . . Spring ttrove Milla. ." j I b®w have my mill iu running order .J aud am prepared to do grit*0ag «MS <1 short ii;>tiee. Also grind tlie oak with j tho corn whoadaeired. .1 MMirar j. Otipssa, 4 1 Oprtag Grove, Xov. 31|t. Mil. , J Tlie finest line of Dresa Goods Is I tld# market can bo found at Stovaaa 4 Sdiuorr's. • y Hams. Shoulders, Baoen, Salt Lard and Corned Beef, at Market, near the Depot. Examine the I aad 10 eent at J . R. Wells * Son's, Wauooado. Part FOR SALS OR BEST, The undirdfnad ofters for sale or rant his farm, situated about} mile east of Rlagwood. Contains 33S acres» good knildtnga and good Improve­ ments. Will be sold or rented on reas­ onable terms. Apply to .foe Weideman, McHenry, or to the undersigned at - t«r- FOK SALE. S. Russell A Sons, Yolo, Lake Co.. Ills., breeders of pure bred Shorty Horn Cattle, ofler for sale four choice yonng Bulls, from six months to two years old. Catalogues and prteea sent #9 application. v . C "BARMAN BKOS. OWN." the "Ameri­ can Queen." and " Trade." Thoy have no superiors. Smokers should bear this in 'mind. A f»n 1!ne of Bwoh Glova* and Mttiff at J. R Wells ASon'a, Wsaaaaja.l Just received. Orereoata for Hon aad Boys at F. O. Mayea* Clothl^ Sisn, aaar the aaw Brldga. Cheap aa MM efeeepest. ^ •awtao Afachtao Needles for a vary wieMne made, can bo found at M. Xa- gein'a, la Howo*s Black, aaar |h» brfdfa. ' Gall and see our IB #ft aad $1 Ovw» ooats. Tho largest llae la towa. owier Baoe, > J*AL6IT8Y~ BaaM poet hat said that **Afl tar» asoats of the damaod we tad ta only thee. Oh, Jealousy* than tryaat of tho ailad." Thla |« grandly sweeping and asagnlficently Inaccurate. Aay suf­ ferer from Indigestion knoera to tho contrary. Indigestion the villain ef •lie tragedy played among the gastlo juices ot tbe stomach can, and do*a double discount the horrors of Jealousy. Jealousy is often an attendant npoa tbe latter, and when indigestion ts to- moved this jaundiced comnhnion of a RANGED iiver ntes. TAKRXINR IS tho best known remedy extant for Im­ paired digestion, deranged liver, mid diseases or the bowels and kidaeva,-- PrlcoMOand #1. ^ o. w. nast,ar,. AgnM, r fr yon want a good smoke itf one ot "Barbiaa Bros. Best." They are 4 No. 1. Ourbook8are open to receive con tracts for SKltin<r cucumbers at ten cents pel bushel f^ll and see us, CRISTY. WALKER A CO. Tut one of Bsrblau Bros. "New Stock.*' It will compare with any Ci­ gar in Uie market. Great Closing Out Sale. Having rented my Stolre, I now efler for sale my entire stock of goods at eost or below. My stock consists of Dry Goods, Notions, Ilats.Caps, ({loves Mittens, Boota, Shoes,- Groceries, Crockery. Glasaware, fVatl Paper, Window Paper, and mi|uy other artl* cles usually kept In a country stare too numerous to mention. 1 have on baud a fine line of the celebrated He la ens. torn made Boots aud Shoes, which 1 will sell at lower figures than they, can be bonght elsewhere, as I must close this stock out at once. This will be a good opportunity to purchase any­ thing you may need In the above line of good*. Csili and be convinced that this la no sliam aale. ROBKBV KABBISOV. Waueonita, February, isth, M81 Tlie best eeugh mediciae la tho world. Sample free of charge. Call at Besley's Drug Store tutd get a ssmple bottle of Browns Expectorant free of cfcaMe. It cures rough*, horse- ness, whofplaf-cough and consump­ tion la Its airly stages. It Is*scientific preperailoe* admirably adapted for the cure of til throat and luna diseases. It la ploataal to take and eutirely harmlom. Try It. It costs you notle Ing. Regular slao bottles, gJO a •I. Far ialo by O. W. Besley. B. QL Hicltols keeps tho DarhM breads of smoking tobaeoo also nit - smoking. . Hip Hop " Our Pet •* Throe Beat* * Fearless " • A donble A smoking. > Kentucky Long Cnt smoking. 4eal of North Ciarollna smokiiig. Huntera KIIHdknlok eraokiii?. Gay Fellow smoking, also two branda of Cigaretts. Call iu and get a smoke or a dish of oysters. H. H. Btmsou. Que door soath Po*t OH«e. Pipe* Weight and" WtTeTI co^ hi nod. A fine and handsome .article.--- At Besley's. B. and L. Croine PJng T< best brand at H.H. Nichols'. * Soolotr Bollos. On account of its reiuarkdiljt icate and lasting fragranoe. Sneiaty belles are loud ta their praises of Floicston Cologne. t FOR SALB. Aeiw of land In SeeHofT tl a# " fenced. Also80 acres of land, with a good house and barn thereon, wlt't timber and water iu abundance, in Sec­ tion *2. Also my homestead on tlie Crystal Lake and Ntnda road. Good ne«t house, barn and other outhnilding*«-- Apply to JOHN FLUSKV. - -"'-k'H The well-known author of "Medina! Common Sense." Dr. N. B. Wolfe.of Cicinuiiti, O.. has ju«t puhliahed a new b »o'{. culled "More light about tho house we live in!" which is attractively illustrated, and abound* in '•plma taik% but tru e" agaimt swallowing drugs In* to the stomach, for any disease of the nose, throat or lunga. It Is a whole* some little volume to read, snd should be in tlie hands o"* every subscriber to this pa|ter. but especially ihoae was have anj trouble in ;beir bead, their throat or their iunga. Send ten eeota to the Doctor, and get a copy of Itflnae b# laJtnru mail. Address m afeeve. ^ ROB SALE. A house and 14 acre* 6f land, within half a mile of tbe village of McHenry. Land well adapted to raising cucum­ bers. inquire of JOHN J. Purw, F. G. Mayes says lie cannot be under­ sold, PATWWHC hoese Industry aad hay your Clears of Barblan Bros. They make four different brands,' and aris equal to tbe best. FENCE POSTS FOR SAL*. 1000 seasoned Burr Oak Fence PuSU (ur j»|f tiiiiuim at ' > PHOTOOHA FHIO. ; I would respectfully announce to the citlsens ol McHenry aad vicinity that I have opened tho Gallery over Perry & Martin's store, where I will he pi«ae» ed to see all those iu want of Ploiurwa. ^ 1 feel confident that 1 can satisfy voas as I have iiad a laiwe experience lis Portrait snd Lanjseipe photography, aad am prepared to do fcotli kinds of work. 11 is my inteatloa to anak@ Mo- Hen rv my future heme, aad hope by fair dealing aad talr work to merit a share of your patronage. My prioea will be reasonable. 1 shall try to salt my easterners as well as myself, and wUl not be eontent with a picture if ( think that f eaa make a better one. r can bCfooad at my plaee of huslnsm. daring business hern*. - * ^ IssS, ssS tfsstfsfptlt The best and aseat tellable eloal| 'i5: made in this country^ la the Setlt Thomas. The best plated knlvea forks and spoons are 1BIT Ihgera' Bros, The bast hollow ware, anob as fSsatotm, Dinner and Pickle, Cake B««4teti.Sugar and Buster IMshea, Syma. aad VhUtra Cups, Card Receivers. Xut aud !'«». serve Dlaiies, etc., are the M^ridea Brlttaiila and Mlddletown Plato Walthant, Elgin, ami Sit* HWIM Wat dies, fine Gold aad Plat® Jewelry, and Coin Silver-Ware you will god at I. P.4 W. R. Smith1*, and oold aa •heap as others sell trashy »teff. A"l kinds of Watches, Cl<v!ks and Jewelvjr *ieatly repaired and «atUfaction anteed J. P. A W. Store first door south of the Pott Qfltue, McHenry, 111. CORN WANTED. Weated.*K>Tonftof Ear wlileh the highest market price will (jis paid. F. *" ~ ' COWS IVA^I'L Waated immediately B; mlleliCows. A pplr at Uaaly A Mill. McHenry. IU. A.H. HAJRURD •sat Wsw. %Vtr« at John B. Blake's, .4"V> .,1-^ . .f .•SJlur:...., A