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"<•. y • ' The Wteri of the tw« Town of- Mc- I Henry 4-f tej|iiMtcd tn meet In Town Caucus, at the Council Room, In The •illage of McHenry, on Monday, April 3d, 1882, at 2 o'clock p. M. for the pt?j|f| , THB Dramatic Club will hflnjf wit pose of patting in nomination #uilabt*f tho h4,aiItifnl rt„ Act DrflinR of the persons to be supported for Town offi |*j; cers for the enduing year, *n<t f°r transaction of such other business a« jiuay before the meeting. "**?** H.'T. Bwoww. -v'* J. VAN *iTitK. £*llTll STTAHT.F.*. Town Committee. Compositor Wanted, A good compositor can find a situa­ tion t»y applying immediately at this office. TOWN MEKTINO on rnerday next. OUR Woodstock correspondent unavoldnblv crowded out this week. is JAMF.8 ROAN, an oid resident of Mils toWn.dled tlif* Wedbes«hiy morning. WAKTKD. agirl to,do gener:*l house, work in a "small family. Inquire at this olQve. v *. help the late tli!* OwtNO to being «.hort of Pr-AiNDKAL^u is" one Jay week. v ^ f Do net fall to mo the JDrani* the s /"Hidden naii'l* at. Rlv»fsld« Hall. on . I Friday and Saturday evenings of next ^J^week, by the McHeury OramHtic "Club. '4hi Tity those Cousch. TliA»at, Verve, and ^ Dyspeptic Caramels, at Besley's *Di ng / Store. Thfty aye the > ftm«ct tn^dical preparations In tM» miwlte*,' -< v TUB attention of our readers Is di­ rected to the Statement, of the First ISatloaal Bank,. Woodstock. "Vhfth can be found in another column. Thk npf ft i« Tor tlie \ny\i'i1 ^Xirpora- tionjElectlnn.cantbe fo^nid i»ij, another column. The Eiccrion. takes place April IW^Ii. * ; ••> - L. P. )<pVTHfK(»Rtt(^ *,^e' '*,|faiisiW sheep man, knowing 4tie Bnckere Shearing Chair to rf* soeccsi^ pur- s chased a th»jten (• ii«e>nn lils ranch. THB Steamboat "'Mary Grlswol«l." Is [now making trips almost every d iv. linking up freight, and passenger*. The travel to Fox T^tke promises , to he larger this yer.r than ever he fur*. "Hidden Hand." at Riverside flail on Friday and Saturday evenings of next week. April 7th and 8rh. and no lover .of the play should fail to go and, see It. The Club "have spent much time In -rehearsing and preparing /or this play and deserve as they wltl no dliuht re- l%e|ye. a big house. Turn o*»t and give the,m a ileiieflt, YpU are> Stl^ to be pleascUl. " * - • . .. . 4 j, THE Colorado Mineral Specimen Co. hav« added a new feautre to their bus­ iness, which consists of a very handsome -collection Of "Mineral- specimens, em­ bracing a liirsfe variety or Colorado Minerals. Ttiev have in.t<1e up these Cabinets for the express purpose of sending east, as demands have been constantly ma le upon them for Collec­ tions of this kind, which would include a large variety, at a small cost. These cahHiets are little dassies, 4iiid will lie an ornament tor any paring. They are well worth the small price asked for them, which is onlv Two Do'lar*.-- Idaho Springs Atlvnnee. THK oexl sociable for the benefit of the Cemetery will be, held at th«? Riverside House Thursday (to-n»«rroiv) evening. March 30th. The following Is the programme. Duet, Orgaii and Bone#--Miss Eloise Waite. Master Fred McOmher. Select Reading--Mrs. C. V, Stevens. Duet--Mil's Mary Owen, Mis? Maggie Clark. Select Reading--Mis«» Eloise Waite. Select Recitation--Miss Maud Van Slyke, Qnarten*--'Mis. O Bishop, Mr. Mrs. T.J. Walsh, S. I). Baldwin. Select Reading--C. H. Morey.' ' Song--Miss Millie Waite. Intel -- Mrs. . A. A. Man in, Mies tlia flolli»ii*r. Select Readings--Mrs* III C. Colby. Song--Will, Siers. : « AH are cordially invited to attend. TH* Mpfifirrv Dramatic CTnb wlTl bring out the Drama of the "HMden Hand." at Riverside Hall, on Friday and Saturday evenings of next jrcek. April 7th and 8th. Do not fall to go. THE Commissioners of lltgiiwavs of this T«wn will rtieet at the.Town Clerk's office on Saturdav next, April 1st, for the purpose of taking step* toward,letting, the contract for the building of the Johnahurg Bridge, "HO*K* WATTLKS, ESQ.* Informs us that the Wheat which lie «o*ed Febru­ ary 14th, is up full, two inches high, and Is looking as fine as any he ever * •*. •;* v € "5. • saw. He savs be wishes lie had a hun­ dred acres a< good. • m A STACK of hay belonging to E. M. ^r^weq. which was standing on the bunk of the river, fust south of this village. t . was burned OR Wednesday MORNING Ciiuse,.Are trout tlie pi|»e of a careless hunter. ; lost. F. K,GBAX«ER h is purchased the right of Mctleiiry .and Lake Comi­ ties fqr the Sheep Shearing^ Chair. This is one of the best thinga.oitf and we wonder wliy somejnore of mfr en­ terprising ni#«. dou^t buy adjoining ;.CQB«t)%, « /' . , , j ' V ro Wsleain that ovir four hundred Ducks were brought down froyi the Lakes oti Sunday night, and ,tbat aitour eight hundred were shipped fn»ui, this Station on Monday morning. ^'The shooting on Saturday 4udSunday JUUSI «ve been good. ' . i * -- jj_* L_' • * THE roads are* simply lin^V.^ble. The mud has been estimated, by <ho«e who have been obliged io t«*yf I. tell the way ftom two to a .million, feet deep. The latter figure way he a ftii^ht exaggeration, but who wants to spoil a story for a few fret any « ay. THK Wpmens Foreign Missionary Seciety of Riugwood. will meet with Mrs F. G. Maves, of McHenry, on Tues­ day, April 4th, from 2 to 5 p |l. All ladies interested iu this work art* cor­ dially invited Iomeet with us. . • Itr Oni»F.anr PitEsinEKT. MRS. SEAKLKS !INS ju«t retunied from the city with a full *t<*ck ot Spying Millinery, Cloak*. Ulsters. Circular*. Dolmans «nd Jwket*. to whio i she in­ vites tiie attention of the La'Jies., Iler stock is emu pi te, aud comprise* all the latest styles to be fuitii I In the cit.v^ Also a full liue of Trimmed Hats for Easter, PATRICK McDt)NAt>i>, a man about 66 'years of age, died suddenly ou the street* on Mouday.last. He had lieeu driukii;g hard for the pa<t two weeks, which, with other complications. i»ro»>- ably euase.1 hisd^h. tie was* bach­ elor, and we believe had no ne#r re- latiou* lier*. was burieif by fr lei ids eu Tuesday. . t Henderson Fine Shoes-- Ladles' Lo* aud Opera Buttou--at Perry & Nu1- tin**. ' * Bargains ia Watehe^, Clocks^ Jewel­ ry. Silverware, Books and Sewings Ma­ chines ditriaj the next 30 day* at O * week ago. or the rv^dy to at*«o<M'mada(e their cuttcuu- PKRgONAL. • - W. H. MOSES, of ttusseil. Kanam,'waa calliug ou old filcnds here on Satur­ day, r H. H. TCBBS. of Eikhorn, WI*M a for­ mer typo In thla office,spent a few days here la«t. week. •T. H. MCCALI«, leave* to-morrow .for his home at Barnesvllif, Ohio, ,t«#be gone a week. Wl|.LIE BiWStRTT. oldest l«n of Leonard Bonslett, of this villag*, re­ turned on Saturday from a live months term , in the Metropolf|an Business t'ollege, (Chicago., . ' ,f i ;«>*, A. M. CHCRCto, of Chicago, made ony sanctum a call on Tuesday. MARSHAL POWERS, of Elgin «N our etreets on Tuesday. ' and Ber- The Dairy Market. Prom the Klgm Daily News Tlie <lemaiM| for butter was .so ninch t<» supply the demand <riw«« much than then, that, the article ascended a few notches oil Monday. The market Wiis'qulte active and the Sties were pushed with siicii vigor that the session en |e | and the ron u vy ci'»«»d cousid nratdc before three* o'clock--a tiling not known before, or at leaxt not iu a loti£ time. Butter sold for 42(®42J cents. 7.020 pounds of It. Cheese manifested about the same non-act ivitv as last week, though the jrice had risen from to n- 0:ie year ago butter brought 3*2J@32| an<l ciieese 8J(d9}. Dairy butter is very scarce In Elgin, most of It being imported from Wia> consin. Wanted. Wanted, situations for two boys, one 12 and the other 16 year* ot age. Ap­ ply to James Gallagher. ta» the Room. >»1Mtt ̂ nNi wot lf riYid fow pipf^l The Rev. Foskett, ••the Little P|-eucher" will holil forth at the Bap­ tist Church Hgaiu next Sabbath morn­ ing and evening. The Rev. Nichols at the Olmtoll on the tlill. Choir practice ou Friday evening at Mr. Toies*. SHhEP MJjjN. Do not faii to procure the She-ningr Chair. E. M Owen. X. S. Colby. Ed. Sutton _and many other" who have used the li for tagging and trimming feei, say It is the only complete way to handle sheep, being easy and worth dou.ile the cost in one year. * MRS. SCHUMACHER. H"fju8t returned from the cIty,:Hrlth a line rfto^ of Miiliuery Gotpls. of the latest jityl^atitl pairttfrti^. t'» which sh« • invites the attAntion of tjlie La«Hes ot Mcllenrv and Vlirroimdlng country. Iler stock Is "new and selected with ihe greatest care, and sbe\|s satisfied she cm please all who'mayglve liera call. She h is also a fine stock of Ti iintnings aud Fancy to which she invites the sttei tion of' the buying public. R'uiember the place, OIHJ door west of Howard's Market near the Depot. Furniture at Cost. in order to, reduce stock we will lor the next Six-ty Hays, give better" bar- gin* iu Furniture tli *n wasever bef<»re offe.retl i t tills county, fhisj^no hum- Mijf.'and if you want Furniiiire ot any kind cheap now. Jis the time to .'buy. * ?all and examine mj* stock and learn prices. 1 am confident 1 can make it an object for V«MI to eoiiie twenty m'les, to trade with me. Call at once and save money. Jonji B. DLAKB. HeU«ary> March CSrh, I3UA Geii's' Fine s^oes, largest awort- ment ever in Mellenry at Perry A Mari ill's. • ' J5ASTKU PARTY. J There will be an Faster I'arty at th»* McHenry House, iu till* village, on ^louday evening, April, 10th, 1882. Music, Riugwood Baud. All are eorUijajTy invited. " i f»m H\nwf, Proprietor. )<• CLOTiilNO. Justin. Spring styles A " ' *-• •' *' w ; IP ymi want to huy Clothing at Cbi- 1 eag<» prices,carll ou E. Lawitw, io Lau- tilt^VBlook, Mctiefiry. O^GEKWOOO- EDITOR PLAINOEALER: -- Centuries "go, sages tell n*, there were two ri­ val* who sought to obtain the key* of fleaven and Hell. Each claimed to be true and infallable, which greatly puzzled the good people So much so that they knew not what course to pursue. That same spirit of rivalry ha* been handed down along through time to our present age. Positions of "Fame." "Honor*' and, "Trust." impor­ tant or le*» important, (whose votaries are legion) all recieve their occupants through and by opposition and rivalry. The question of the present dry is not, many times, who is best qnallfled to fill this or that position, but who will carry th* most votes. The masses as a rule follow the few. Lo­ cally in positions of less importance, this spirit of rivalry avd opposition often arise* from personal prejudices, or to vent some personal spite of some particular individual, who takes par­ ticular pains to peddle his misrepre­ sentations to accomplish hit object. This spirit, possessed by the ancient father will no doubt be demonstrated in more than one locality during the present week. We, personally, have no aspirations or desires to gratify in this direction, farther than to act pro bond publico. D. W.Soper has his counter filled fnll of new goods, and he says, still there's more to follow, which Is selling at prices to defy compt titlon. L. Coudrv has just been putting in a new stock of tin-ware. Yankee notions, furniture, &c. His store again assumes the old-time appearance of thirty years ago. "when you and I were young, Maggie." G. vy. Hunt is report! d to be very sick aud in a very critical condition at th§ residence of Mr. Glass, in He­ bron, We are informed that he wa< taken suddenly ill while riding in com­ pany with Mr. S. Erkenbrrck, near Mr. Gla-is's, tvliere be still remains. We have not learned the full particular* in regard to the nature of hi* illness. Mrs. E. A. Toles is quite III ftflNfil again under the care of Dr. Hart. Mr. Dailey received, through the mail, a few days since, an ear of corn from Ids son in Nebraska, which meas­ ures some 15J inches iu length, It is of the Black Squaw variety, aud Is but an ordinary specimen for that country' . Mr. Frank Mansfield has just re­ turned from that country well pleased, having made a purchase' of nearly 300 acre*. We l:-ar that "Little Brown •lug"' i* a dangerous auxllliary to the difficulty of a certain Individual in tiown. •' O'uf village can tmast of two good blacksmiths; father in ore shop aud sou in tho 'other. W* occasionally hear-it *u nored that the son rather tiifc s the palm, but one thing is cer­ tain, there can lie no occasion for com­ plaint of eliher. as both are men who i>re never Idle, always at their posts NUNDA. EDITOR PLAINDKAI.KR: ~^*W*ruock. our night operator, has been given the night office at Harvard. Charley An­ drew*. who. It will be remembered learned here, has taken Warwick's place. Willie Beckley I* home for a few month-' vacv'nii. He wifl attend t lie tpriog term, Itelug we|l pleased Willi the Beloit school. War. Hart man has Itouglii the dray, and is now our. draynlAii in p'ace of Charley Veriiiiiya. Geo. liae.lel h »s gone to Erie, Penn.. where he !s to engage Iu the miuu- f act lire of organ* wttlra brother-in-law of hi.. giupt. Voting wa« here this week, and quite a large number of the teachers of this vicinity were present and took the examination. Prof. S. 1>. Baldwin i* spending hl« week'* Vacation visiting the schools of the county. lie gave our school a call on Friday last. Come again. S: D. We are glad to see you ai any time, for whlcli accept our thanks. One of Puschel Houghton's sons, of Wau.;ond«, unloaded two car-loads of cows here on Saturday last. They are Intended for the Waucotid* market and come from Iowa. ; Mrs. M. C. Dnfield U visiting her parents in this village. She also in­ tends visiting her cousin In Aurora, before she returns to Woodstock. We called upo i our new landlords and found tht;m well satisfied with the town and the buslues* that they are doing. • Geo. Dickinson has been sick so that lie wias^ddiired to go home. Mr. Par­ ker came up and stayed until George's return. Mr. and Mis. Frank Piuney paid a few <vf their many friends a short call on Saturday and Sunday last. They started for their new'home in Ohio on Tuesday. Miss Dnfle I<1 will he missed in this vicinity, a* lot nearly eight vears-die has been a constant attend- ent upon her mu-ic c'ass. We wiali tier well in thi« her Change of vocation. Itemenilier ths social *r Dr. Baliou** on Saturday ev?idng of this week. Forty new boxes will be added to our |M#«t office after ^prll l*f. About forty of the friends of Mr. and Mi's John Darby assembled at their resi lence on Saturday night last., it being'lie 25th anniversary of their piarriage. Although they were an liijdiivited company they were tian I- eoniely entertained by host and host- es*. In taking their departure the company left about 825 worth of silver w are. as tokens of the respect in wl^ich I lie v are held. is reporte&ithat flj, ^8ai»nlj|>- las* ftold his beautiful rM)«Mw* bos tad wish of i . " ^ will locate elsewhere. The Dr. and wife have gained many friend* during their short stay among u* snd we are sorry they are tofleave. CARD <£>F THA*K8. Wi desire to impress our lllttrtfelt thanks to the many ft lends of Nnnda and vicinity for (heir kind snd socia­ ble evening's rtut*riaitiiueiit at our house on Mard| »th, it being the 25th anniversary of oir marriage, also for the many hsnds<«ne presents *n that occasiou. We w^uhl especially thank Mrs. Hartmap nnti Miss Com Maxham. for their time at#i trouble in making the necessary Jwrnngeinents. May each live a long ^n<l happy life |* the M>.W> Mas. .toaii ptur. • ' . wAycowaAT •#"STLB^RTI*TIWSJI• r the PUIKUEALKR will l>e received fn Waucomla at P. B.- llarrison's Drag Sterenmi at the Post Office EDITOR PLAINDKAKKR:-- Norman Pratt, who never recovered from his experience in Southern prisons, when he was rednced fpom 140 |>ouiids to 86 pounds, has obtained the iiecessary papers for a peu^ou. Frequent mention has; been made' lately of bad roads, h'ut the climax %vas not reached nut fi last week. A steady rain Monday, folMw ed by a freeze up in the night forming a heavy crust, but not strong enough to bear a team, rendered tiavelinsr Tuesday, almost impossible. Mr. firay lelt his wagon abo'nt a mile anfi I half tills aide of Lake Zurich, and [took the mall to Bar- rington on horseliick. Wednesday mor­ ning. Of course 4*e had no mall from Barrlngfon tliat^0day. although Mr. Oaks succeeded In getting through from Wankegan. l About a month Vgo, Mr. l.ee Andrews having complet.edWengaoeinent with J. R. Wells & Son passed over the line into Robert Harrison's store. Owing to the bad roads, jbus'uess did not de. mand the contlniions service of anoth­ er clerk, and Lee determined to take a step which rumor states he had been contemplating foir a long time i. e. go­ ing Into partnership for himself The ceremony t«»ok place Wednesday even­ ing at the residence of B. F. Duers Esq., at which time and place. Elder Brook* united Mr. Andrew* and M1s» Edld Duers in the lioly bonds of mat­ rimony. Since coming to Wauconda, Mr. Andrews has gained the respect of the entire commnnity. All wish him success in life, and hope that "the most popular clerk in town" will make such busluess arrangements as will keep him and his wife with u». Owing to the bad roads Mr. George Mills was prevented from reaching Dakota last week. ^Me and his family went to Mr. GaU»s. his brother in law a day or two ago, wher« they will re­ main over Sunday, starting for Dakota Monday, if Providence permits. Mr. Mills has been township collector for tho past two years, aud is highly re­ spected. Through the efforts mainly of Mr. Gee. Pratt, his friends presented -*»" *n: evidence ot their good will. Alfred Kuglaud goes with Mr. Mills, t%kin^- oare ot the stock on the journey. C. L. Pratt has taken possession of the store lately occupied by Mr. DtierJ. lie goes to Chicago to-morrow to buy goods. Owing io bad re«fls hf |>lans to walk to Baarington* ;l! Frank Barker ha* beert away from home for a few weeks on a vacation. Albert Stone, lately employed in W. H. Ford's harness shop, is now working in Mr. Barker's shop. A number of caseiof Scarlet Fever are in town, four carfes oeiug In Wui. Brooks' family. The January dividend of the cheese factory is SI.50. The decline from •1.79 given for December Is owing in part to (all In price of cheese. A num­ ber of Elgin factories which gave 91.70 to $1.75 for December, this mouth fail to $1 50 and below. ' ^ , School closed Friday for a months Vacation. Notwithstanding the bad roads, a good audience assembled in Maiiuati's Ila'.l. Saturday evening to listen to the exhibition for the benefit of the school library. Readers ot the above communication will observe* that |>erhap« an unsuccess­ ful, but certainly a p-rsistaut effort has been-made to run bad roads into the ground. Rich inoncl Department. OONTRIBVTHD BT s. P. BSKKKTV. The roads are a inatUr of congrat­ ulation--over the left. For a plow or Mead. 4 drag call .-oil^fyw I FOR SALE. 1 have eight fine SoWs wl:h Pig, for sale. Persons wanting them should call at mice, v . > "1 JOWN DOB AN. The Henderson tioot. lyjwranted. At Perry A Mariin's. . ' > Mrs. II. II. NicholSw Has just returned-ffo n the city with a full line of hats for the Spring trade oftUe latest styles ami patterns, to which she invites. 1 he attention of tlie Lailies. Her stock of Ladies Furnish­ ing Goods if complete in every par­ ticular. were bought with es'plcial reference to ihe' wants of the ladies of this village aixl vicinity, ami will lie sold us cheap or cheaper than the same quality of Goods can be bought elsewhere. Be sure and call and *ce $ttrnew Spring Style of Hals. MRS. It. if. NICHOLS. MOHAWK VALLKT SEED GARDENS.-- We are informed by the proprietor of these irnrdens that great quantities of all kinds of seed are gtown and sold <liiect to the planter. Market Gardens, Florists, and Dealers, cuunot aflord to buy a seed before Ihey o^et 111* whole­ sale seed cnlalogue which i>fters all kinds of se<Mjs at;growers prices. It is sent -4rPtT to the trade. He oflers tit*I b»»xes of seed that contain live packets each of either vegetable or flower seed and valne«l at 2S and 60 cents for 10 cents each, postpnid, to In­ duce the masses io try them A beautiful 60 ptige Floral aud Garden Instructor has just been Issned contain­ ing manv handsome illustrations and useful hints, a* well as novel induce­ ments which the proprietor of these gardens will send with a packet of flower deed for a three sent stamp, or free Without seed. Addres* A, C, N>1- II*, Canajoliarine, Xew York, *Oor neighbors at Genoa Jmiction are to have a new $4,000 school hon*«. Farmers, look at. the, sulky plow sold by F. W. Mead. He will lejt yon t^r it before buying. Quarterly meeting it Hebron Meth­ odist Church. Saturday and Snnday. April 1st and 2d. This U for the Rich­ mond and Hebron charges. The village election Is to he hold at the Culver House on Tuesday, April 18th. Three trustee* and a village clerk are to be elected. The caucus of ihe legal voter* of the town of Richmond is called for Satur- day.April 1st, at 2 o'clock, p. M., at the Culver House. Town officer* are to be nominated. On Saturday last,' notwithstanding the had roads, the number" of people from the country made Richmond about »s lively as Is tisti*! 011 bat day, and the merchants report satisfactory business, ' ' <Wi . ' . The partial loss of'Mrs. Nell'* house by fire la«t Tuesday, March 2lst. was a severe blew to a poor and worthy woman, and we are gladuo nofe that a subscription for her benefit elicited a generous response from our cltliens, A. W. Young. County Superin­ tendent of Schools, will hold a teach- erf' examination at Richmond on Friday. March 31. Candidates are re­ quested to be on baud promptly at 9 o'clock, A. m. This time It is Jo Richardson who lias taken a boarder ill the person of a young lady who at present' requires considerable attention. She arrived bright and early en Friday morning, March 24. Congratulations. The Board of Town Auditors met at the store of Alexander A Hyde on Tuesday, March 28th. W. A. McCon- nell. Supervisor, A. R. Alexander, Town Clerk, and J. V. Alili icii, Justice of the Peace, were present. The fol­ lowing hills were audited and allowed: E. 8. Johonnott, Services, Highway Oommissmner C. (Jrecti. Oik. Sjtec. Town Meeth-jr.... s. O. Steyeas, Mod'r Si>eo. T'11 feet ... W. A. Mt-Oiitiell, serv. as Sup. aud - TC-V. nt.Siii'l J. V. AtilrU-h, AiKiitinir J. K Nctlien-Mt, shIV. three ele«t>ns..s. A. R. Alexander,Tn <M'k fee*. &<•...... »V. A. MrOenne'l, 4<l <tnv re*. assm't... Uichnrtl Wrav, ser*. Iliirhw'y Oim'r .. lieo. It. sten-ari, nerv. Ilighw'y Com'r. W.JU, Turucr, Anscsslng .,. .... a long time, and has hoen conducted , wltfi file greatest secrecy, but to-day your reporter obtained full and reli«- ble luforinariou concerning the plans of the coinpuny. It w«m* that the Orand Trunk Com pan v. which recently figured rather conspicuously in th* Chicago. Portag* A Snjwrtor fight. had It* eves upon the nsiee from Chicago to Portage Cltv, Mr. Sdioe- field's original plan being t« seek an entirely hew lin* to Snperlor City. An officer of the Company admitted tn the reporter that the Grand Trunk were anxious to construct the proposed line, and that, in fact, negotiations bnd just been completed which would enable the company to do so. The re­ porter was iuformed that an officer of "lie company was now iu Europe with a view to secnrlng the fund* necMMU-y for the enterprise. THE GRAND TRUNK IX W1SCOKSW. MADISON, Wl*., March 16.--On® of the Grand Trunk Officials Is l« town this evening and told th* Chicago Iribune representative that an agree­ ment bad been entered Into between the Grand Trunk and the Wisconsin Central, by which the former Is to build a mad from Portage to Chicago then giving the Central a direct out­ let to Chicago from the north via Stevens Point and Portage, and the Grand Trunk what it lias Ion7 desired a direct connection «»ith Superior. It will be remembered that dnring the recent land-grant fight here, the Grand Trunk favored the Chieago, Portage City A Superior interests in the hope thereby to secure a connection with Superior. •10 50 1 so 1 50 tr s? 1 so J 40 n w 1 » wi 7 60 an 00 Total v •*»«« Culver Young men's style* in HtU, Imtett at Perry A Mnrtin'i, , ̂ v The tions in this vicinity, hi* success has been «ucli that his services are being sought so extensively tlut he has con­ cluded to go into the business, and lie will hereafter attend to all such calls as are offered. It I* an old business with him, he having been engaged In it several years before comjng to Richmond. Write him or call per­ sonally at the Culver - UOUM, Bi«t. mond. III.' We clip from a cotemporary the fol­ lowing obituary notice of Miss Lout** Moore, a lady well known hereabout: tJIUTUART. DiEO-- At lClffln, Febrnary N. IU), LoaiM Muttre, in tho 25tli year of u*r age. The subject of the above notice was widely known to Richmond, Solon and Spring Grove people, and to all the annouiiccinunt of her death w ill biing a pang of sorrow. Hcrr childhood, youth nnd bright young womanhood were passed at her native home III Solon, rfissessed of a clear aud vig­ orous Intellect she passed through the curriculum of the public schools at an ea* ly uge. at'd fitted herself for the teacher's vocation. She was engaged for a time iu the public schools of Richmond, where she discharged her duties with acceptance, and made warm I riends <nf pupils and parents. Previous to iter death «he had been an employee of the Elgin W a toll Factory, ami the high estimation in which she was held by her sliopuiates and their sorrow at Iter untimely death, was shown in beautiful and expensive floral offering^ (worth 620) which ae- compiinied her body to her childhood's home, where it was taken for burial. The relatives who immru her loss have the consolation of the heartfelt, fcyui- pathy of very many friends. Out of the dnrktiess sod into the right Wandered onr darling away-- Jferor to dawn, like th* mora, <MS trar sight-- , S4fe to tn« Mansions of Day. Here there is sorrow, and heartaeb*. *n4 chill; Thnre it is pleasure nntold! Ttmioir her step* to the inuulf of love, ^ ' . Opened the gateway ot gold! " Now dn wis knnw that a spirit awaits Longing our advent to greet, Watching the awtng of the beaatiffcl gates, Knowing the parted there tae4l» William Sayles, an old rcsflft&t '"'•f" Riciimoud, expired at Ills reslde«ice on Saturday afternoon, after an illness of a few days. Mr. Say les wai a quiet, unassuming man, and was an I venal ly respected. He leaves a wife, two un­ married sons aud a married daughter to mourn his death, and they have the heartfelt sympathy of the public. Mr. Sayies had arrived at a good old age, and pasceft quietly away U» tho hotter land. « We have never givou up the new railroad from Portage *and Superior City to Chicago, aud the following Specials to the Chicago Tribune revive the Old hope: * * *i! TAg GRAND TglTVK COMPACT HAS A NEW WISCON9I* SCHKMCi ' MADisbif Wis.. March IT.--ft Ba»' just leaked out here that the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada j has a new scheme iu view, and on*, I which, if carried out, will be of very gieat importance. The scheme lias I tNMU iu pr«w»#i Uu Reed's Qllt Edge To^« appetite. i" J 0 '! The MoMnsr OwenV iMIky Plow M I. Fishing Tackle of *11 kind* at M. EngelnTsf in Howe's Block, nnar Iks new Bridge. „The Furtt A Bradley tlwm .$ 8. M. Owen's. Bockeye Owen's. AH the Owen's. For** Ptafs, at M, flrst-clase Plow* M B. M 5"'1 Children* Un#*rsranr. Wells A'ten^ Wancws- TIm Onest line of Silver and fkisi Ware to be found in theeooaty. at O. W. Owen's. German Sdiool Book*, and TiwHtl and Gentian Maes Book*, at M. Ka- geln's Howe's Block, near the bridge. Tne finest Mock of Prrfmaerv ID the county,at J. R. WeUsASun's Wa da. ' WANTED. To contract at once for Fifteen Acres Onion? and Five Acres Oiblmge. Shall close our pur­ chasing contracts for Cucumbers March 15th. Salting Contracts at ten cents per bushel will be held open until April lat» Please remember the tirue. itespeoUully. ORI8TY. WALKER A CO. ••Now Don't You Forget," To come to tke Riugwood Nursery this Spring with your teams, and for a little money .take a load of Tree* to adorn your home* and make old and young in the neig hborhood,contented aud happy. Very Respectfully Yours, R. A. BUOKLAND. ^ Klagwood, IB., March 7th, 188*. j MOT1CE. • I am now buying 676 wof¥h<»t lestHfUlr at a time, and am prepared to sel; double Harness for 630 for the next 30 Ja.t s. By paying Cash I get a discount and will share it with my customers Hand wade collars, all warranted. Give me a call. 01. L. HsiBilD, Magwood. SOLD BOLD J! SOLD! I! Havl ng sold my place of business I have sot to move, aira de offer my stock of Cloth* v and Ready-Made Clothing at ceet for the next ninety day*. I have a few Overcoats that I will sell at ton per cent, below cost. Now is your time to get bargain* as my Gray Sielr* are honorable, b* premature appnarnnee I* annoy lag. 4 Parker's Hsir Balsam prevents the" an- , ; noyance by promptly restoring Iu youthful oolor. The ̂ 6ne»t lln« of Dress Peed* |« this market can he foattd at Stevaaa A Scimvrr's. Ram*. SbouMere, ^eon, Sail Fork Lard and CorneJ Beef, at HowtfWl Market, near the Depot. »' II W#hair« long kuown C. If., to.be a man of varied attainments, but only lately become aware that lie added to his other accomplishments that of auctioneer." Being lately, , . -4&Ue44T|»a*n*i MeHeary, (11^ Jaaaary II. IMS. HORSE FOR SALE. For Sale, a first class driving Horse. Good either single or double. Is seven years o|d, sound and kind in every particular. Will be sold at a bargain If Inquired for immediately. Inquire of J. J. Vasey, Ring wood. Til. Examine the 6 and 10 cent counters at J. R. Wells A Hon'*, Wauuonda. A fnll l!ne of Buck Gloves and Mitts at J. R. Wells A Son's, Watteotsds. Just received. Overcoat* for Men and Boy* at F. O. Mayes' Clothing Store, near the new Bridge. Cbea|» aa cheapest. / M SKWINO Jfaehlnc Needle* *ff»r evotry machine made, can be fonnd at M. Ea- geln's, lu Howe** Block, near the bridge* Call and see our 63 64 and |6 ooats, Th* largest line in town. KM i - ; Ovth ftsrKv FOR SALE OR RENT. The undersigned oflers for sale or rent his farm, situated about } mile east of Riugwood. Contains 235 acres good buildings and good improve' uients. Will be sold or rented on reas. onable terms. Apply tg .foe We I de man. McHenry, or tee the undersigned at Geneva Lake. JOB* Kon*. UBARBIAN BKOS.OWN." the "Ameri­ can Queen.'* aud "Trade." They have no superiors. Smokers should bear litis In mind. Onr books are open to ^sceive contracts for salting cucumbers at ten cento pet bushel CAII and see 11s. CRI8TY, WALKER A 00. JEALOUSY . Some poet has said that ' All tor­ ments of the damned we And In only thee. Oh, Jealousy, thou tryant of t^s mind." This is grandly sweeping and magnificently Inaccurate. Any snf- . ferer from Indigestion know* to tho contrary. Indigestion the Vfllaln of l}4-* the tragedy played among tho gastlo ;r. juices of the stomach can, anil doe* , double discount the horrors of Jadilonsy. - i Jealousy is ofter: -« "»»«o the latter, and when indigestion is re- N : moved this jaundiced cosspaaloa of a deranged liver flies. TAIUBM I* the , best kuown remedy extant for Im- tl paired digestion, derauced liver, and' diseases of the bowels and kidneys.-- Price 6.50 and 61. O. W. BasLar, Ageai. Ir you want a good smoke try MO of! uBarbiaa Bros. Best." They are • No. I. ~M i At Besley'a, E. and 1.. Crome Plug Tohaaeo |k* bast brand at H.H. NicholsV " ^ Soelety Belles. On account of its remarfcsMy Ail. Icato and lasting fragrance, society belles are loud la tbatr pralant Florestoa Cologne. • •> •! & i' fes." Tar one of Barbian Bros. "New Stock.*1 It will compare with any Ci­ gar In the market. The beat ceugli medicine In the world. Sample free of charge. Call at Besley's Drug Store and get a sample bottle of Brown's Expectorant free of charge. It cures cough*, horse- uess, whoopiug-cough and consump­ tion in Its early stages. It is a scientific preparation* admirably adapted fur the cure of all throat and luusr diseases. It i* pleasant to take aud eutirely harmless. Try It. It costs you noth­ ing. Regular sise bottles, 6.50 nnd 61. For sale by G.'W. Besley. •_ H. H. Nichols keep* the Durbs* brand* of smoking tobacco also •1 Hit sntekiug. - Hip Hop * Our Pet " Three Beats n Pearless " A A double A smoking. > f Kentucky Long ('ut smoking. . -y Seal of North Corolina smokin|^>/"T Hunters Kiliicknick sinokin"-. ? t - / Gay Fellow smoking, also two brands of Cigaretts. Call iu and get a smoke or a dish of oysters. H. H. (Kioaou. 0aed«orsNtkPo«t 01««i H. H. Nichols keeps the Ameriean Eagle, Dew Drop and Far West Braads of flue cut. * Best Woven Wire Mattress, lor 64JOO at John B. Blake's. fe • ! • „ , « ! • F. G. Mayes says lie cannot be radar* sold, PATKOinxjs home Industry and boy yonr Cisrars of Barbian Bros. They make tour different brands, pad flv* equal to the best. FENCE POST* FOR SAL*. ' JOOOseasoned Burr Oak.Ffuce Boaife »." ;y 1 a > CHOICE CONFECTIQNERT. We have a large stock of the est Candies mauufactnred. fwrvpsaA FOR SAL*. 40 Acres of land In Section If, ail fenced. Also 80 aeres of land, with a good home and barn tliereon, with timber and water iu abundance, In Sec­ tion 22, Also my homestead n« Ike Crystal Lake and Nusda road. Good new house, barn and other outbuildings.--- Apply t« JUHN FLUSKT. The wall-known author of "Medical ",l Common Sense," Dr. V. B. Wolfe, of Cicinnati, O., has just published a new " f] book, called "More liglit about the' house we live In!" which I*attractively r illustrated, and abound; In ^ptofcs talk* but true' (tffain»t swallowing drugs In- , to the stomach, for any diseaSo or the * no*c, throat or lungs. It is a whole­ some little volume to read, and shoald *. be in the hands o every en bear! bar t* ^ this paper, but especially thesa who • 'j have any trouble hi Shetr hsatf, their throat or their lungs. Send taa aaata ' j to the Doctor, and get a copy of It frag i by return mail. Address as abofo*^* A Oewerel rn*h Never before was 'hire such a lhade for the Drug Stores aa la for a Trial Bottle of Dr. King** Mew Discovery for Ounsnmp'lon, Co«iglis and Colds. All persons allUcted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarsen^e*. Severn Coughs, or any a flection of the Throat and Lnugs. can get a Trial Bottle of this great remedy/r«e, by.. any reliable Drug Store. Free of Citarg*. " ' All persons suffering tmm Owgls, Golde, Asthma. Bronchltl*, I«aae of Voice, or any affection of tho Throat and Longs, are requested to call at aatr Drug Store and get a Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for'Cmi- snmptlon. free <4 oharye, which will con 11 nee them of its wondcrlal merits and show what a regular bottle wUldo, CU1 early. . Btegneee «ad -Ladle* who appreciare eleganoe parity are a*ing Parker's Hair Bal It is the beat aitlcle sold for reetering gray hair to its original oolor, beaaty and 1 wire. Read, aM ifrat Ftrpl It The beat and «n«wt reliable made In this country, is the Meth Thomas. The best plated knlm forks aud spoons are 1647 8tfm% Itss. The best, hollow ware, such a* Owton, Dinner and Pickle, Caka BoketaJSagar and Butter Disl»es, Syrup ^|d OhtivS Cup*, Card Reciveiv. Nat 'aad tta» serve Dishes, etc., are the Meridea BrittsBlasR^ M!d;!!ctoertt Plate Waitham, Elgin, and is Wakolie*, fine Gold and fls|t_ and Coin Silver-W»r« yon 1 J*. P.* W. R Smith'*, mrf HSU ss elseap as ot bets sril trashy afaaf. A*! ktmisof Watches. Gk>tojg)4 daweUy neatly repaired aud_sall!£|jgp*i gsar it ante*^. Stove MoHec . •nlrr|..- ! repaired aud ' HeHecrv, III. ' \-W" 1ZTKN510N TABLST, Xstaalloa Tables r foot at John ®. B Ckli jyicl MM * -;7.; :• . . ,_r ... - - ̂ ̂4 f. ?5 ( ,s*. •'