The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

-•,>1 .. ; , -;V> • * ."/•"A. I imiio. v «».v vllea*»s lifts! _ WeneveLaks Express! fleasTa Uk«lPM«einr. •*£k£&S« C MRS. JARLET. Thursday and Friday ; v , # veiling* of iutt week, April SXth sad mu, • . • ' • • • - . , : f' Did jrM kaof you can nt the boas B^td, Cakes, l*li« sad Buns it |h« - etore ®r H H. Nichols. ' ' XL BISBOF is putting another ADD'- tp "^lon to his wagon factory, to accom- »<" V '.Jnodato his Increasing business. Be Is < lidding twenty feet on the south end. -&•' i 1 -- r Ho*, JOHN C. SHERWIN8 has again see ^utider obligation star a volume the CoMHlir report and the Agri- cuitural report of 1880. 'n*:- • - F* . ! MRS. JARMCY will positively be at I' Riverside Hall on Thursday and Friday Oveuluga of next week. Doaot fail to , V > her. H THERE will be a Social Hop gt the ,, barker House Hall; on Friday evening v#f tills week. Music by Prof. Triuible. ^ ^ All are invited. > A VINE Hue of Granite Wear, coosist- ef Coflee aril Tea Pots, etc.. |mt « received at O.C. Colby's Hardware . f rotors. [J( <2. B. CURTIS ITAS lieeu treating the ; ̂(noo It front of his residence to a coat •"'••'.•f paint, which IHUOII improves Its ap- ^ty^earanee. » / % MORTOK A PHAPKLL. Alg>uqnln,wi1l v1, f*H at Auction, SO choice Cows, new y ^litHcli ami springers, in that village, on Saturday next, April 23d, commencing AT • o'clock A. M. • ' 'V M 1 -i-». __ . ^ AT the el VET leu on Saturday last for f #tte School Director,Cltas.C. Colby wag re-slected without opposition! But thirteen votes were polled. The Board bow stands: Chaff. B. Curtis, A;H. Han- |y, Chas. C. Colby. HE Dramatic Club returned on 9at- furday morning from their trip to Wau- eonda,tlred out, but well pleased With their reception there. As to whetlier they were richer^n pocket, thi* depon­ ent sal th not. v THK old Wool liouse, one dour west •f the PLAINDEALRR office, has been moved back, a \vin<r put on the west aide, and changed over into a very ueat little dwelling. We learn it will be oc­ cupied Its soon an completed. . JACK SPKATT and wife, the Sleeping •JJeauty, the Laughing Girl, Capt..Kidd, find a host of other celebrities, will be •Jgrlth Mrs. Ja||*jfat Riverside Hall on ' and Friday evenings of next B. M. OWEN A SON are building sp [Addition to their warehouse, in the ihape of a leanto. on the north side, for the storage of .buggies and othei ma­ chinery. The business of this Ann is Increasing 'every year, and their stock of machinery now on hand is not sur­ passed In the eonnty. 'HE full term of three years had ftearly expired, and they were discuss­ ing at the breakfast table the certain- [Jtiy that they must move, and the tin- dertainty as to where, when the young, liiissof th« parsonaare drew a heavy >'||igh ant) said In explanation: "Oh I , -|ras thinking what a mistake mother i|nd I made when we married a metlto- v minister,n-- JSg. • ' .V; . *-/-/• THE finest lot of Buggies that have / \tkeen brought to this town for mRiiy a 1 • day can be seen at th* agricultural' Warehouse of E. M. Owen ft Son. They ||ave all style), either side or end <'$jpriug. full leather top, and upholstered •V.;".-j|nd painted in the best of manner, •sirljlcli they «re selling so low tliat no jine who owns a horse can aflord te do y^Jvlthout one. Call and see them and be r 'convinced that what we say Is true. L. E. BKNNETT, our new Photogr*- fjpher, is turning out as Ane work in his f line as can be found at any other Gal. lery in this pan of the State. He is a first class workman, takes the utmost paias and will allow, no picture to go from his gallery unless perfect, and we hear his pictures very highly spoken of by all who gp to see him. As a food gallery Is something that we tiave long needed in this village, we trust our people will give him a liberal patronage and see his specimens WK are sorry to be obliged to an. bounce that Dr. F. J. Cross, Dentist, hat Redded to close tip his business in this Tillage, and wek some other locality, thus again leaving McHenry without a dentist. Dr. Cross Is a first class"dentist And a good cltisen, and we are sorry that he has not found his patronage sufficient to tnake it an object te stay. ,Jfe goes, we believe, to Sheboygan Falls, Wis. The best wishes of his many friends here will go with him to his now home, and *e take, pleasure In recommending hita to the pdfcple of that place. UNO lady at Roclielle. who was ^ ^ bora without arms, has been united In ^, |narriage to a jeweler of that place, jrhereat the Freeport JSuUcHn hninor- l :: pns'y remarks: "Wise young man. )le will at least escape being 'snatched V t>ald headed.* He will Also save him- f /i Aslf the mortin«atien of boing pointed ;f "Rt by the 'finger of soorn,' and many a MStigation with the broom handle. In fact, there are nuuteraus advaritages to be gained by managing a woman ^ ^ without arass. The yenng jeweler of £ f Bociielle la •vUlently a levelheaded . . • Vlenn% Sread, 'Jream, White, By®. * Graham, Boston Brown, and tU stb«r •v liiods«»/ J>f*s4 at Nichols'. r$(&£. WHITSON, of Woodstock, w*t tl» gaest of the editor's family on Ssiiitjr. MRS. JOHN A. DUFIKLO, of Wood­ stock. was vlslttnc friends 111 this vil­ lage Sunday and Monday. MRS. SMITH COLRT, of Chicago, spent Saturday and Sttntfay^wltli tier parents, lerthift village. ; * \ A. F. PARSONS, started fer his home at Lincoln, Neb., on Monday morning. MRS. ORMCS BISHOP has been quite sick the past week, but is now reported better. \ DELOS AMES, of T.ake oonnty, WIT on our streets on Sunday. EUOENR PERKINS went to Liberty* ville on Monday, where he will work at his trade, painting, this summer. REV. C. E. MANNRTTLLE, Presiding Rider, preached in the Methodist Church last Sunday evening. JOSEPH FmstmcoNa has rented the Hlnton Wheeler honde, and will move !• as soon as a tew slight repairs are completed. A. M. Church and wife, of Chicago, spent Snuday In this village. MRS. R. RICHARDSON and daughter, ef English Prairie, were visiting with Dr. Cross and family on Monday. Miss ADDHS COLBY went to Marengo on Tuesday morning, where we believe she Intends remaining daring the sum* mer. W. G. BILLINGS. U. S." Internar Re ve­ nae Collector for this dlH||^, t|iilf |s a pleasant call on Tuesday, *. Diei».--In Macomh, st. Lawrence b^Vljr, Kew York, April Sd, IS81, Mas. MART MlLLa, Ilk the Sotli year of her age. Mrs. Mills was the mother of Mrs. J. Van Siyke of this village. . , THE Ladies Literary CSub will iReet at the residence of John I. Story April 28th. Subjects. Louise M.« Alcott and "Mark Twain." MM. JAMBS B. P*a«T, PreiMeat. Xt*s J DLIA A. STORT, Secretary. THB Ladies Cemetery Aid Society will meet at the residence of Jacob Storv. Saturday. April 22d. at 2:30 o^ehwk e!iar|f. All interested are in­ vited to be present to decide upon necessary improvements to be made. Spring has coine and work must be commenced.' MIM JCMA A. STOUT, PrMldeat UAA T, J. WALSH, Secretary. FOR two Sunday evenings In succes* sion a man by the name of Hunt has advertised »o lecture on Temperance, In the Unlversalist church in this vi'„ I age, but lias both times failed to put In an appearance. Whether he exacted someone'was gtlng to hunt for him when the time came to open the lec­ ture, or whether he meant It for a huge joke, we know not. but hear the words "dead be*t" used in connection with his name quite often on our streets, and we are of the opinion this Is not f«r frora correet. •' •-.-Ji-u-- -- i. „• v m i- • i- WE learn that the Janesville Light Guard Band, said to be one of the best Quadrille Bands in the 8tate of jWls* consiu, have been furnishing mu*lc for parties iu the western part of this coun­ ty and in the edge of Wisconsin, and have given such universal satisfaction that the dancing public are completely carried away with them. As McHenry alvays "takes the cake" on dancing, we hope that at the next gathering of this kind the Janesville Light Guard Band may be secured, so that we may be able to judge for Oursel ves. • • , OUR citizens should not forget- the entertainment for the benefit of the Cemetery, which takes place at River­ side Hall on Thursday and Friday eve­ ning of next ^ireek. the 27th and 28th, at which time Mrs. Jarley, with her wonderful collection of wax figures will be present. This is* very a miming and instructive entertainment and can­ not..help but please both old and young. An.d sin<?u thin Is ptobably the last en­ tertainment of the season for this most worthy object all should turn out and give them a rousing benefit. You will inUsa rare treat if you fail to Attend. CMlKPOH A C WMI The eleotlon oa Tuesday, In this vil­ lage for tkre* Trustee^, otie Clerk and one Police Magistrat*,Va«, as usual, a first class farce. There were three tickets In the field, and while there was no particular issue. It was a three cornered fight.'each fer his own partic­ ular choice. Names were pat on tickets without consulting the parties, or knowing whether they would qualify or not. and the result will undoubtedly be several vacant offloei for the coming year. The following Is the ticket elected: For Trustees--R. A. Howard. Ff J, C. H. Im,. • i -*>t iV«1 For Clerk--George Oweni* , ' Fer Police M igi«r.rate--C. Tf. iforey. It will be seen that C. H. Morey Is elected for Trustee and Police Magis­ trate,* and as he can hold but one ae-' cording to the statutes, of oourse there Is one vacancy. Wt have received fraa W. R, Brearly. of Detroit, Michigan, a Urge photograph of a gem ot scenery near the Glen House in the White Moun­ tains, and any one who desires to in« spect it will find it adorning the aanctum 4-cmctorvm of this paper. This is one ef the scores of Interesting plaees visited by the popular annual excursions "From Detroit to the Sea," via the Grand Trunk Railroad and St; Lawrence River Steamers, and In­ dicate the character of acenery along this popular route of summer pleasure trivel. These excursions have been carried on successfully for the past six years and are each under tbo per­ sonal management of Mr. Brearly, from whom a circular ol particulars can be obtained by addressing him enclosing one three cent stamp, or by sending thirty cent* for illustrated guide book. " Wjs copy the .following from the Woodstock correspondent of the Rich­ mond Gazette. It will be remembered by iftftfty yonr readers that Mr. Jones, while act­ ing as Deputy Post Master in this city, about a year ago. left suddenly, and after lie had Iveen gone some days it was discovered that there was five- or six hundred .lollfirs short in the post office. Mr. Jones states to Marshal Ringiand that after leaving here he went into the State of Kentucky where he had been living ii|> to a short time previous to his appearance at Knox- ville. hut the thoughts of his family and the way he had left theui so prey­ ed upon his mind that he decided to giveiiimxeif up. He says that just, before lie was taken into custody he imagined that he was being pursued and ran tp the bank of the river where two meti told him to jiuiip into their boat and they wjotild take him over. He jump­ ed, but the boat IxMng purely imagin­ ary lie went into the river, and on get­ ting out was soon seen on the railroad track, soaking wet by the men who took him in charge, to whom he told ,th'e story ot his imoe?zieuteut and also that he iud drowned a man (one in tlie boat) In the river. Hence the confes gion of murder which was telegraphed to Chicago. Jones states that lie had been working here for South worth for frou».g& to S? per week and trying to support his family on that amount, and they being in nearly a destitute condi­ tion he Siad used money in small amounts to meet everyday expenses, intending to charge it up at the end of t'te month until tne amount was so large that detection must, come soon and he dew to escape It. It is well known here that lie edited the Sentinel, read nearly all the proofs a*>d did pretty much ail the work of running the post office frequently eating his meals, a mouth­ ful at a time, while waiting on the pat­ rons of the office, and for some time trying to support his family on the muui licent sitm of seven dollars a week which was the highest wages ever paid him by o*ir liberal hearted P. M. and proprietor of the "leading Republican paper in McHenry Co." Is it any won­ der he used money that did not belong to him* There is one tiling that we are certain of, and that is that while no one claims he did righr(he says him­ self he did not) lie has the sympathy of every one In this city--with perhaps two or three exceptions--who are con­ versant with the matter. There are many more circumstances connected with this aflair that would hardly be proper for us to slate now, that will be brought out iiLgood time* yj--..r-=eiiB; wr~ Hislatice^ wlio bid shoulder a sack of coffee like that jnder, and carry it across the floor aud Iver lot it down." "There, now, Captain,"said the coim- rmau, " that's just; me. I oan lift any- ing I hitch to; you can't suit me befc- What. will yon giVe a man that will jit you ?" j" I'll fce-1 yon," said the merohant, " if ju'il shoulder that sack of cofloe :mu rry it a^rosH the store twice, aud uevor ? it down, I will hire you for. a .year at tonfe. T the We certainly need more seats In PW*- - .• A now awing add* greatly to the appearance of the well known Drag Store of L.T. Hoy. It was certainly needed. Our city election, to elect two Al­ dermen takes place th|* week Tuesday. We will tell yon who Unock* the per­ simmons In our next communication. Mrs. Doollttle, mother of Dr. Doo- little, died in this city last Saturday. She was over 80 years of age. The funeral waa oa Monday of this week. Robert Martl4. the night watchman and operator here for the railroad company, liM been promoted to day operator, taking Mr. M. E. Hawiey's place. And now that those eld end scrubby looking trees have been cut down In front of the A. W. Fuller property on Clay Street, the house and grounds present * very respectable appearance. The merchants are giving their places of business a general over-haul- Ing and fixing up, making things look tasty. They are almost as busy as the housewife with her spring cleaning. Mrs. Mac Church lias had her store building on the southeast comer of the public square pa|nted outsido and in. It is certaiuly a very fine Improve­ ment, and ought to draw trade for the Misses Soper ft McLaren; Mrs. E. Jackson died linst Saturday of disease of the.]iver and .'tings. She had been a great sufferer and never real healthy--that Is of late years. The funeral services were! held at her late residence on last Sabbath, and the remains taken to Elgin for interment Mouday rooming. Our business m«u have made, or are making arrangement* whereby they can collect what they considered slow and worthless accounts. An organisa­ tion Is talked of to eufbide such wher­ ever possible. Messrs. Joslyn & Coon will be the attorneys who will look after dieir Interests. i Circuit Clerk E. $. Richards was very poorly last week ana toUlly unfit for business. We believe the trouble was erysipelas in the face and head. We are happy.to state that he |s now much better and will soon be himself again. There is no one; that wants Emery sick, especially when it keeps him from the office. Mrs. A. T>. Salisbury, Wife of one of Woodstock's leading merchants; is agiiin reported to be In an extremely critical condition as regards health. Dr, C. B. Durfee, a former resident here, bnt nOw of Chicago, was called last week to couucil with the physi­ cian in charge of this case. Wo havs not as yet learned their decision. Mr. M. E. Hawley, who has been In the employ of the railroad company here for so long a time as day tele­ graph operator, has resigned his po­ sition and will fpom this time CHI labor for Hawing. He go»rto Pvtoy* fti«ra. and into the general mercantile bus­ iness. Success to Jili*. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ienve% host of ;.frlgMta Wlisn they leave Woodstock;! %\ The Democrat jftiblislers have got on to who the peiicil «hover for the Richmond Gazette is from this city. They say white teeth are a part of their uiake up aRd it l*ja woman. We do wish we had the pleasure of her acquaintance. If they are right, be­ cause she is a good one-^-that Is, a good correspondent, and furnishes mere real news from the county seat In a week thro the Democrat conf^int la » month. f Iiicbmond Department. OONTRIBUTBD BT s. P. BKNNETT. "was WE would direct the attention of our readers Co the* new advertisement of W. H. Dwight, Boot and Shoe Dealer. Woodstock, which can be found ou the last page ef this paper. , He lias now In store one of the largest stocks of Boots X)9 a month. and Shoes to bo found in the Korthi'^ Done." 831(1 stranger, and by west, and ai he keeps an exclusi ve Bootrl tinf evef-v. der,k , ' . , . atherea around and waited to join iu and Sh^wBgOUse, and the only one In|e ]augh n^aiust the man, who, walking the cot^pp^e is able to find thereb to the sack, threw it aocoys his alioul- just what ho wants, always of the bestir with petfoct ease, (.hough extremely quality, and at prices that cannot bef>avy» w3*1 walking with it twice across donlicawil «I»..liere. qiwlity of considered. Read his advertisement^ *«.. and do notfail to call when mWo,pd- stock. PERSON ALT. Dwight Osborne, of Chicago, home last week. ;'4 Mrs. J. S, Wheat w^»* quit* jM the early part of the weekj, • Mrs. O. K. Bunker, who has been very sick. Is now considered to be getting better, although slowly. Mrs. Libbie Benthal, of -Chicago, visited at Mrs. J. S. Medlar's last week. Frank Richards arrived home from Washington lift week, where he has been visiting his sister, who it a clerk In the United States Treasury De­ partment. ! W. P. Morse, one of Uncle Sam's Railway Postal Clerks, and who re­ sides at Nun da, called vitpon friends here last week. ! John L. Hibbard took his run on the Galena division of the C. A N. W. R. R. last Wednesday. Mr. Hibbard has had a short vacation. He Is one of . the oldest .and most efficient head H clerks in the railway mail servi^ie ruo^ nlng oiit Of Chicago. It Don't forget the Immense stock of wall papers at Alexander & ll.vdes. A youtig man named Howe was badly shot In the arus, last wtf»)c. Ho lived wesiunf town, • f: • Farmers in this yiclijtty are wel! along with their settling, a»v1 are awaiting weatheY warm enough to plant corn. Daniel Nowcomb having sold out In the far West has removed his family to Richmond. They move into the residence now occupied by Mr.. Heck. At the school meeting, held at the school house between the hours of 8 and 6 p. m„ George Purdy was elected Director In placc of S. R. Ward, whose term of office ha-1 expired, Alexander ft Hyde have jost re­ ceived one of the largest stocks of paints aiftl oils ever brought to Rich- Inond and they are offering them to buyers at such prlcss that every body can aflord. All persons interested should make a uete of .the fact and act accordingly. Clothes buyers are invited to call at the tailor shop of Holden Gellespie, "Wlio new offers the finest stock of rich clothes and gent's furnishing goods lie ha* ever brought to Richmond. The va­ riety is so iarge that every taste can be pleased, and will be made up Into suits at such prices a« will give satisfaction. Every garment he cuts Is warranted to fit, or IIO sale. To be convinced of al] the above, call ou Mr. Gillespie and satisfy yourselves. The village election on Tuesday 'was a very quiet affair. Two tickets were In the field a "no license" ticket with Geo. W. Carpenter, Leon ird Howe and J. L. Downing for Trustees and Johu Nethercut for clerk; and a "business mens" ticket with Theodore Schroeder C. N. Culver and O, C. Stevens for Trustees, aud Howard Cole for Clerk.-- The count showed the following result: Schroeder.45, Culver, 45, Stevens, 42( Cele, 42, Downing, 45, Carpenter, 48, Howe. 47, Nethercut, 47. This elects Howe and Carpeuter as trustees and Nethercut at clerk and ties Culver and ftowning and Sliroeder. At thh writ­ ing lots are not yet cast ou the ties. Attention Is called to the advertise­ ment of A. P. Gray, to be found else­ where In this paper. Mr. Gray has on hand A large lot of the tools and ma­ chinery that farmers use. and Is ready to furnish anything in that llne.from a clevis bolt to a steam threshing ma­ chine. He wishes to call especial at­ tention to the "Tiger" and other horse- rakes, mowers, reapeis.com cultivator^ Moline. Gilpin, Sulky and Scotch Clip­ per plows, stnbble and sod plows, spring tooth and common flexible liar- combined, rotary steel desk ptilverljsei* Rockford. Champion 3s Barlow com planters, check rowers, grain seeders and drills, hand seedet*. Pi tts thresh­ ers,horse powers,truction and portable] engines, feed cutters, feed grinders, windmills, fairbanks, standard scales, lawn mowers, platform springs, deliv­ ery and farm wagons, farm and school bells (cheap), etc.. etc. Special atten. tion is also called to a stock of top and single buggies, one and two seated now iu transit and soon to be o'n ex­ hibition. These vehicles are fully war­ ranted to be first class in every respect, fne leather tops, and every part guar­ anteed against breakage by ordinary usage*, for one year. Buggy tops of all qualities and prices furnished to order. Read his advertisement. Tn#Agent'for Hall A D«i*>y'g§tamd Allegorical Gonoert aud Parlor enter­ tainment, in connection with Prof. Hall's Panorama of the Indian Mass­ acre, has been here and billed the town for one fntertalument, to take place at Riverside Hall, on Friday even­ ing of this week, April 21st. This troupe come highly recomended by both the public and the press wher­ ever they have given entertainments, both in New York and Michigan and from the programme we should judge that It was HI entertainment well worth the patronage of the public. We bespeak for them AAIII house. NEW SPRING MILLINERY, , Mrs. E. W. Howe has just received a fall line of Spring Millinery to which she Invi tes the attention of the Ladies. The latest and nabbiest styles can be found at her store, and prices to suit the times* A fine lot of trim­ med Hats for Easter. Call an<| see them, and learn prices. * ; " ' MBS- E. W. HOWB. We knew he would come, and I am awful glad of it. Why, what are you tolking about? Why the .Boss. Miller's Bread, Cakes, Bam dud Bolls are forsajo at NicbofrV ,* - - • • ••• I Wl Las wyll, and The Dairy Market. From the Elgin Daily News On the board of trade Monday butter dropped to 33 cents, aud at that figure every sale was effected. The cause of so great a decline in a week |was |due to a telegram from New York • which read something like tnlf: "The large receipts of new butter and the abun­ dance of the artificial article has fright­ ened buyers and mads a great demor­ alization. It does not seem to be so muoh of a question of price aa to who sliall sell out first." The telegram gave the price of Saturday as 33 cents, atjd that governed the board of trade tran sactions. The local causes here help the fall. Roads are getting better every day and more dairy batter Is coming iu from the country. A year ago butter brought on the Elgin beard 30@31 cents, the former ruling. Cheese on Monday sold for 7}<38, while last week the range was much wider, or 5J to 11. A year ago 7J(i8f were the prices, with the av^rngi. or ruling %t 8. "Oh, my. where4did you get egant bread, Marie?" "Why, I U at Nichols*. bought If you want to buy a suit of clothpa for man or boy, and have the cash, eall and examine the new . #| sipmoia ft groseirt* MILLINERY! MlLLlNMttlri Another new stock of Millinery and Ladies Furnishing Goods, just received at Mrs. H. II. Nichols', which the La­ dles are cordially Invited to call and examine and learn prices. Also a new lot of Hats, of the latest ahd nobbiest styles. Call and see them before buy­ ing. ' • ,v- MHS. H. H. NICHOLS. To all Pickle Growers of McHenry County. The Globe Pickle Co. of Chicago (formetJvZott A Kollworgen). are now ready ttrfcontract cucumbers to be de­ livered at the Crystal Lake Factory, and will pay FIVE SHILLINGS per bushel cash, . For contracts and farther particulars, apply to G. H. CLATSOW, Nunda, III LE youwa.it a good sinoke try the •'Little Devil." at Besley's Drug 8tore too utterly utter. y«u bet. Miller's Bread at Nichols. *It Is What? Table Oil Cloth, very good. 20 cents per yard at Fltaslmmons & Evanson's BuoRlan's Arnica Salvo. The best salve In the world for Cut?, Britfses. Soros. Ulcers. Salt Rhenm. Fote? Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup­ tions, and positively cures piles. It is guranteed to give perfect satisfaction ur money refunded. Price 25 cents, per fcottle. for sale by pruggU^s f? : HEBRON. EDITOR PLAINDKALKR:--Seeing no news from this place for a long time' I thought I would break the spell, and add to the Interest of yonr paper, by jotting down a few Items. ^ Farmers are busy plowing and seed­ ing, but the weather holds cool, so the ground doesn't dry very fast, the many rains leaving some fields too wet to work. t G. W. Conn started his cheese factorr oh the 11th Inst. R. N. Mason of Key­ stone makes the cheese for him this year. Dick kuows ail about cheese makinjr. and will make a good article. Mr. Philips has his new meat mar­ ket complete and eftn now be found at his place of business, where lie will serve you with alt kinds of meats, dot 'forgetting the inevitable Bologna. Will Rowe has returned fromDundde,. where lie has been the past year cheese making. We understand that hi Is going to work for E. O. Leech this summer. Geo. Smith. B. J. /Hopkins, Emery Conn and DeLps Blodgett are each building on to their houses this spring, .loo Chapman has erected a building, for the manufacture of cheese boxes. At the Town meeting the following town officer* were elected: Supervis­ or, EI. W. Mead; Town Clerk, E. F. Hewes; Commissioner. Z. .Young; Township Trustee, A. Tyler; Collector, F. E. Gratton. There were two tick­ ets one headed by H. W. Mead tbo other by M* J. Cole. Mr. Mead receiv­ ing 67 votes and Mr. Cole <i£. Then was but little scratching of tickets, and everything passed along smooth except a little dispute between Mr. Colo and Glut's. Hebron Division No. & Sous of Tem­ perance, at their regular meeting, March 23th, elected the following offi­ cers for the ensuing quarter: W. P., F. E. Gratton; W. A.. Mrs. F. E. Grnt- ton; F. S,. H. C. Faber; Treas« S. O* Bough ton; R. S., 8. C. Rowe; A. R. S., Miss Jennie Seaman; Chaplain., Vt% O. Bonghton; C., L. I>. Hewes; A.C^ Emma Wildey; L % Miss Delia Conu; O.S., Pej:ry Pierce. Hits just reSnmed from the city with a fine stock of Millinery Goods, of the latest styles aodpa»tenis, to which she Invites the at^irtlOM of the Ladies of MeHenry ami surrounding country. Her stock Is new andselected with J he greatest care, and she is satisfied she can please all whom*y give her a eall She his also a fine stock of Trim mi ngs and Fancy Goods to which she invitei- the etteiitiea of the buyiilg public Remember the place, one door west ol Howard's Market near tlie Depot** t WANTED. To contract at once for Fifteen Acres Onion? and Five Acres (JaMmge. Shull close our pur­ chasing contracts for Cucumbers March 15th. Salting Contracts atten cents per bushel will he held open until April remember the time. 7 * Respectfully. CRiSTY. WALKER A CO. "Now Don't You Forget,** To come to the Ring weed 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 :lie neighborhood contented and happy. Very Respectfully Tours, R. A. BITCKLAND. RlBffwaod, III., March 7th, 1S0J. FOR SALE OR RENT. • The undersigned oilers for sail or rent his farm, altnsted abont } mile east of Ringwood. Contains 335 acres> good buildings , and good Improve* ments. Will bs sold or rented ou reas* onable terms. Apply to Joe Wfideraau. McHenry, or to (te undersigned at Geneva Lake. JOHN Ko**. ; VWINB BINDIRS. FARMERS Intending ts buy "Twine Binders'1 will do well to look over very carefully Geo. Esterly's Automatic Twine Binding Harvester before buy­ ing. It will bear very close Inspec­ tion. Sample at McHenry VI|lqgo #ii or Wore the 15th of April, t8TFarmers need have no fears of the Royalty business, aa the Bsterly Company will back up all who purchase their machine. , VEDDK* 8LOOUM. Ageat. "BARMAN BROS. OWN,"' C*II Queen," and "Trade." no superiors. Smokers this in mind. the "Amerl- Tlicy have should bear TORIO Salky Plo# tt Iteed^K appetite.) TheMc Owe u's. Fishing Tackle of all kin Is at It .. Engeln's, in H6#e*s Block, near tko new Bridge* r ^ The Furst <S Bradley Sulky plow « . E. M. Oweo's. . •" Bucks yc Fofoe Owen's, I All the Owen's. Pumps, at ft' rst-elass Pkrtrt At S. M Wltole Suits aud extra good RT siminons A Evausou's. if The Henderson Boot, At Perry A Martin's. WarrtaMd New styles Wall Paper no«t Fltsslmmons A Evanson's. Kid Gloves (quality warranted eqnal to Roy two dollar Glove) are Wlog CLOTHING* " The most complete assortment ivtf S5K»WIJ here. Prices very moderato, ^rrzstxMOM * RVAIWW. Ladles and Ciiildrons UnderWMr. cheap, at J, R. Well* 4 Sos'e ~ d«. _The finest line of Silver and f'liMKt Ware to be found in the county* at O* W. Owen's. A vnM«A Gray hairs are lienor Able, • but that# prematura appearance is anOoylaw, Parker i Hair Baicatn prevents tho aa* noyance by promptly reatoirlRg 1M youthful color. • . The finest line of Dress Goods la this market can be foond at Stevoat A Schnorr's. 4 Hams. Shoulders, Bacon, Salt Pork Lard and Corned Beef, at Howard's Market, near the Depot, Just received.Overcoats for Mea'aod Boys at F. U. Mayes? Clothing Store, near the new Bridge. Cheap a» us cheapest. SEWING ilfachine Needles for "every machine made, can be found atM. !«• ' gelnX In Howe's Block, - - * bridge. OviMP* Our books are opeti to receive contracts tor saltingr cucumliers at ten cents pet bushel rUll aud seem CRISTY. WALKER A FOR SALE. I have eight fine Sows with Pig for sale, persons wonting them should callatonce, v Bargains In Watches, Clocks, Jewel­ ry. Sit*erwarevBooks and Sewing M§> Call and see our 18 ii aad $1 floats. The largest Hoe In town, . Oet.»y JEALOUSY Some poet has said that ments or tlie damned we Cad fa »nly thee. Oh. Jealonsy, thou tryank the ntl*l." This is grandly eweepUw and magnillcently inaccurate. AN# suf- ferer from Indlgeetloii kne#s to the contrary. Indigestion the villain of tin* tragedy played *•*««*. juices oI the stomach eaa,a>ad-J%« double discount tho horron of jealosy. Jealousy Is often aa atteudanl «pOn the latter, and when Indlgettle* is to- moved Uii« Jaundiced compaaloo of a deranged liver flies. YARtUttiv ls tbo best known remedy extant A# im­ paired digestion, derattced Hoor, aad diseases of the bowehi andltMhiefs*-- Price #.80 and tl. Q- W. Rssaar* /'BarWaa Bros, Best." No. 1. chines during the next SO W. Owen's 'mtJb- Furniture at Oott. In prder to reduce stock wo will for the next Sixty Days, glv* better bar* gln« in Furniture than was ever before offered In this county . This is no hum­ bug, and if you want Furniture of any kind cheap now Is the, time to .buy. Call and exam I no my stock and lffrn prices. I am confident 1 can make it an object for you to come twenty m'lcs to trade with me. Call at once* and tav* money. MoUenry, March SSth, I8M. V • FOR SALE OR RENT. 'A house and one-half acre of land to the village of Ringwood. House, con­ tains Ave rooms. Will bo sold reason­ able. Apply to WESLSTLADD. RtNOwooo, ill., April 4th, WSS, Fresh and Salt Meats, all kinds, Frett's Market. It TRT one of .Barblaii Bros, "New Stock." it will compare with aujr Ci­ gar In the market. • Tlie best cough medicine la 4 tho 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 coughs horse- ness, whooping-cougli and consump­ tion in Its early stage*. It is a scientific preparation, admimtdy adapted for the euro of all throat and Iuu«r diseases. It Is pleasant to take and entirely harmless. Try It. it costs you noth­ ing. Regular sise bottles, g.50 and •1. Fer sale by G. W. Besley. Best Woven Wire Mattroa§,for st John B. Blake's. F. G. Mayes says lie cauuot bit under­ sold. PATRONIZE home industry and buy yonr Clears of Barblaii Bros. They make four different brands, and art equal to the best. FENCE POSTS FOR SALK* , 2000 seasoned Burt Oak Fence Post# for sale, inquire of AOKN DOBAK. Gents' Fine Shoes, largest assort- A £ atk'J ?'.v : . *fy: ^ . 'M' rH'iA • CHOICE CONFECTIONERY. We have a large stock of the choic­ est Candies manufactured. STEVENS 4K SOHSORR. FOR SALE. Two good Milk Wagons, almost tie#. Will be sold cheap. Also one two year old Bull. A very fine auiiual. Inquire Taos. Ka&K, McHenry, April" 6th, MSI. Our Spring, stock is now* In and de­ mands the attention of judicious cash, buyers. Dry Goods. Notions. Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes. Staple and Frncy Groceries, CroHserv. Ac., Ac. Prices reasonable, goods reliable. A small living margin will satisfy as. Call IR. Butter and egg* wanted. riTjeSTMMONS 4 EVARSO*. Jointed Flrh Poles, a very doe article, .«t Besleys Drugstore, Ciioico Caudles, all Mods at Baeley's. CLOTHING. ̂w,* - -! 1 -C- * s-' .. . " Soetety Belles. Oo aeeount of Its reuta*ably 4e|* IcAte and lasting fragrance, ssefoty* belles are load in their praises of Florcston Cologne. FOR SALE. 40 Acres of land in Section fenced. Also SO seres of land, with a good house and barn thereOa,with timber and water la abnadaaea» la 8e«» tion U. Also m.v homestead on tbo Crystal Lake and Nuuda road. Good new house, barn and other outbuildings^-- Apply to JOMII ruox. The well-known author of *XiM Common Sense," Dr. NVR, Wolfe, Ciciiiuati. has ju.«t "n'hlltbUl • book, called wMora light aboM liouse we live InC* whieli liatlliwtl lllnstr atod, and abouudt la hut tfua' afja inst swallowiag drugj I Nto the stomach, for any dlsoaea o^t nose, throat or lungs. It-.M 'a .'jp|pL, some little volume to renl, and sboold be in the bauds o"*» every " -- this paper, but especially have any trouble in their throat or their hinge, Seud lea cents to the l>octor, and got a copy vt U firm by return mail. Address as aboye. Ir you want to buy Ctothiag at Cbl* cago prices, call on E, Lawlua»la Lip- sing's Block, McHenry, GEOBQE CUHTHSC HOOBO and Sign MalpKi MeHCNIKY, ILL. •hop Oppoaito Party A atortttt. Will attend promptly to al tweak so# fag, antee aati«fiwtioa Prl««s as Is# Ao *wa work can be tt»ue aay where. |l|i GRAtNINO t V; MIXEDPALNM Iain imivirad te Walsh lfisMt MM of HAxmi Mats belagssM. CaHae«Mew^ cia 4 Metfearr, April IV MM. JUSTOUT! ANDERSONVILLE £aoape, and Llflt BTJOKK L-BA1 of Kaioe. ReyMieat. i . UMMilkSeft NliMbse &' "'V " I' The- Wary Is^aa. wrsawrtltqp aBseaj^ af fw. •ijr. wowl fully aaA hapfaeefiurs la t(otaH»«IM fOfSB. illastratiKf. IXHWutin 1 mlags. A. B. aaaajt arkt" theai Agent* wwbKM M SaadC>rCtr««lHrs. '• .* • ya'. m COWLIN, p