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' •*! . - * J mwv M'M i wmpA aor to to a «tef> in feWHW MAY IT, IS82. WRDXKSDAY, VAN SLYKB« Kdlto# All that Um Porter from Um . ^^^££*£,*01 thsfmw* •At a meetlnf ofTttie Stirt« Cen- fml Committer. Ii«l«1 Irt Chicago last |lf.-tire*'k. It wwi decided to hold ttye fctaie >;•'-"t-JGnnvnntioii at. Sprlnsrfi«ld. .Time 88. tl|ka I jdjteFiU-jQlm, 'or a 'wwnlarinil# a] t Um il Arthur hu r'uapplio*- tof the mm- brim MMOOted, d Um following " 1 '"A± ' " ' ^t»«dliijfs of th* co«rt below. ? aflrT)i« Court of Banc. afl«r p»- 'ItNtlr imrtng the (trpnneiiU in the pro- nnd con- ••^wqw»ntl.T »hn dastardly ti*«Mtn will he hnrijf .Tone 30th, for whluli all Aon- est cltlwn# will wfole»». . * * -~-^-l. v 'By0Oi f^Th» Sonthworthglennon upmM- ^ ** •'nation are willing to slaughter every -,V^"' other candidate tn the eonnty In order ; -c to j?«t a home Indorsement for their ^^C«andi<iat« for congress. And moment congress. JSNot became tW*y think for a «ter A. Arthur, President of the United f America, to wham these presents may nesting: iua. On the 10th day of January, 1863; fan Porter. Major General of Vol- inthe inililnj njinijif the United und also Ootoncl of the fifteenth regt- inraatry and Bnret Brigadier General United States army, ins, by general irtial, for certain offenses of which he hh thereby eooYtotad, sentenced "to ered and to be forever disqaalifiec from anv offloe of trait or profit under the aerit of the United Statusand Bis, On the Slat of January, 1868; that wan duly confirmed by the President rite*! States, and by his order of the carried into execution j and cas, So much of that sentence as for- ualified said EM* John Potter from iffioe, imposed upon him as a oontinu- irhy ? ty, w «tall being executed ; and as, Doobte having sinoe arisen eoo- be guilt of said Fita Jotra Porter of Jthat he can secure the nomination, bnt se whereof he was oonvieted by said that they may control the delegation the highest bidder f'^l^and sell it put to the Congress Sn the resolt of the 13th of April, 1878, ' 'r$~: [ ongressjonal Convention, ' they have done in times gone by* We thp Republican voters will see to % ^ + It that MoHenrv county Is not again |f ^ disgraced by this uiiscrupulons riiig of ; office brokers. • .;$*% rtial, fonnded ion ordered on resident of ths United Statea, which nsied by me to be ofsufikfent gravity to '" ramissioa of that part of the sentenos not been completely executed; herefotre, kntM ye, That I, Ouster A. resident of the United States, by vir» $L TheSentinel*iiows of bnt on* ftan- « -f ;;^diilnte for comity superintendent of ! jsrlioola ar.d that is S. D. Baldwin of rA • f£ MrHenry, bnt perhaps the «0M6 »•«» i« • 41; "ihc timf r«n mention two mon>.-- Wood' Jut-nrk Seriknel. »• '.V Oh. *iow innocent. "The Sentinel *f?' ^-J^now* of but one Candida te," bnt. can - they tmthfuliv say that members of r. ' the SwnrtiwortliglenooM cembination Hhav* not beeii wlWtlng two or three % . * other parties tomn for School Super- *tL Inteedent, promising tlwm supjiort ^they would only hMp«arry the town I ^ ^ i^for their cemblnattaa -candidate for , *Ongrewf Cover yonr rtnarVs "better or keep mum. tVople will u - rt« mre lying. 10"'the following •» frwm the larvard Independent 'last week: ' •£*' The editor of ths Aurora Beeicon «•*"-sftttended the fhnera?-nbeeqtiies of tile * »late Gen. S. A. ftarTtnrt Ian Swndav. ^-ii.ikut not f»o mncb <ntt of resyert for the v!""" %leceased. it wwold seem, as for pollt- "'Ical purposes. In conversation with friends concerning the political ^ ^#sitnatien «f the Fitth Congrcssionwli ^Itfilstrlct lie was**«orry McHenTy ̂ ountjr s*'«f%*did not bave a«trs»2«TtM(lidate in the * A-fleli,"" lie a*«o sniff tliat they would f.'une enough motie«r In Kane County to t-%* i beat Mr. Slrerwin. That is the oiilr Tr <• way Mr SVerw^-caa be beaten in Kane * Connty as the WWoring poptilatlon are ' ,J. ;v<t«Mr. Sbetwiif*friends. If tiie Beacon " ' : >'t ^ Is so stare <of the defeat of our |K»pular Uojigressmm. why does it keep up such ^a howl about Mint If he i* politically dead, as it asserts, what is the use of lighting a 6e*«l man? It will not do. yr Beacon, f<vr Hon. J. C. Sherwin will be n«n»iasteil and elected to repj resent tV> Wtb district, ju«t as sure as the sua rises and sets, and you Will be -compelle4 to receive your mail matter through your present honest and effic­ ient (ifetnraster. 4%' ' Rn<' prolific- Such seed we have ^M1<l 4 found to be plump and rouudlsfi und of --,.n| a dark or oily apiKianmce. Uief Milk has averaged for the last two or iuwil three years about tl.20 pet* hundred, Dubti&lwtH5n delivered at. good( factories, and dieh dl 's »<> inesfn^pviai for tbe Whole J year. These large recelpt.iat^ ra:ilized wayWdR ^Ttnert 'iiow. ^btte tHe prices «f had eifc dry goods klid grb^erfres nffttafn ibode- selves ;rately lowK ' ' • ": '• •" 'V-"" v^.t **>• mil. Farmer* with good lands sttitl'stoek, ^ who cannot prosper1 at thelroecupatloti these times, hiid' bettter ^Ive iip the 'tnnselssf business, and .conclude they Are not adapted to the calling, - m , •ailiDfisi How long these high prtcew and good rtUu/^1f'rne,, continue,no one can tell. It walk o^v?ll be well for every man to "look out ™^d^£*for breakers." There wilj doubtless bej •Iniinhsd a crash before many years. If it be not was fisMso, it will be unprecedented, "The defend hmotto ^',en "Prepatie for assas*».tlie woret." Already the cry is, with ffithjfr!money lnHnor; and out of Congress: neMly f!r(>^t.op the Q^vernment Ir-sutng any T.^^Sr°more money of any kind. Rates of from irtwinterest are already too low'.1* "I :•/ V Obskh^r^ i .-^4i i " : • --' • ><j" Ti' ,ssaI • t» i '-i • m- • i r ' r> -'!* * * • j?". 11 ^ t, *• ^ """""" ' ^*£J3k* i- |5||^ & . M v ! V,->' ; * I.;* A-; *' hi&t r ̂,1. . 'ivi • • • 'fVi1 ' .•* 'W- • S : tOTAmong the measures introduced by Congressman Sherwin daring the present session was one which, after a y. <weo«Hl. reading, was referred to the Select Committee or the Payment of Fensionb. Bounty and Pay, aad ordered to be printed. This bill was entitled: AA bill to amend the act entitled 'an act to Increase (tensions In certain cases,*11 approved June 18, 1874. The blll'reads as follows: uBe U enacted by the Senate and ITouac of Representative» of the United States of America in Cong-rent tntuem- hled. That the act of Congress approved JmiA eighteen. Anno Domini eighteen hundred and seventy-four, entitled 'An act to Increase {tensions in certain eases.1 be so construed as to include all soldiers and sailors whose arm or leg Is amputated so close below the elbow or tcn«e joint as to render the same so far oaetais as to praeticgjyy bring them within the previsions ot said act.11 The law referred to provides that those who have lost an arm at or above the elbow, or a leg at or above the ^ knee, shall receive t24 per mouth, pension. It is very evideut that many limbs wbleii have been amputated just below the kiiee or elbow are as useless as though the amputation had been made a little above those joints. It was therefore an unjust bill which be­ came a law in 1874, and the present Amendment, if it is passed, will correct the existing evil. It is an eminently just bill and will meet the approval of all honest citizens, and prove especially gratifying to the soldier. !-- ~" • *V• •l>Ay If-|r 'A- i* Trtb«t« of AfrectlaBf,-. ,^ " •i*M' "A'WiM besUtiful gift was'presented u'"t ."Stt.45 •P.- n. power vested in me by the ocmstitu- > united States, and in consideration do hereby grant- to said Fitc- From the MirenTo Ttennt>'inan, • TOICKOr tbrpkoplk Markxoo, Tr,!., Mnv 8, 1889 Mr. "Editor.--Dear Sir:--A* a Re­ publican I wish to «sv a few words to the true and faithful men of that party, and a word of warning to all. Wo all know it. will be a sad day truly, for the Republican prwty when its own members start a "WattStreeC In this district to sell ont oh n good margin; for. It Is an open secret, that only a stool pigeon and not a bona fide candidate is before the p^ple and I have heard the remark repeated--'•the Connty of MofTonrr is for sale.*1 The people. I think, will rebuke any such wicked work as selling this county. The people would deserve np better names than slaves to a den of thieves should they not kick the seoondels out into the cold who attempt tb make a trafl^c of their rights. I believe every patriot, and lover of his country should handle ail de*trover* of srood govern­ ment without gloves. and not mince matters in the least In dealing with them. . All must admit that lie. i? an' enemy to good government, who is a party to the sale of his county, and against the best wishes of the better class of people. * These thieves and sore-headSj will no doubt join hands to jo all the mischief they can. ami to Injure Mr. Slierwin. But "give truth and right a fair clianco and they will always demolish false­ hood aud error, although it is said that "lies, travel by telegraph, and truth confes on a freight train forty hours behind hand.1 But still It comes in its irresistable thunderbolt? atul scatters its antagonist's putrid atoms to the four winds;; for while'the mills of the gods gri'ul* slowly, they grind exceed­ ingly small1," No man ever rises very high who ha» only abuse and falsehoods for his stock in trade. When persons who call them­ selves men, think they can by falsehood dtag a man like Mr. Sherwin down, they will find their lies will go home to roost. For such mean and de testa­ ble met ho 4a as are being used to defeatv the honest wishes of the people of this district ' and es­ pecially of this county, only find its counterpart ir: our large cities where wickedness and scoundrel ism is the rule. Such persons tshow the wicked­ ness of their own hearts in trying to iujure one of the best men we ever had to represent us in Congress. Yonrsre tc. W. A. CJJMUCK,* group were ron tbew, 91 aud fo* -•-*• •-= FOR SALE. '• *• off towsa u Won opf Two good Milk Wagons, almost tieW. at a is Will be eold cheap. Also one two year any deM» ol(l ^ T9,.y flne linloial. Inquire of * Agentlen were on Mr. Burfc| rm MeHenrr, April «fh, 188J. THoS. KKOX, Joi nted Fleh Poles, a very fine article, atBesleys Drugstore. ipiioice Candles, all kinds. at Besley^. M. M. CLOTHIER, RICHMOND - - - ILIilKOK, McHEXRY OOUNTT. Prosecutes all claims in all bureaus in the Department of the Interior. Special atten. tion Riven to dii&ciilt or rejecte't claims. Careful attention ifiven to all'.matters of lm- portnnce Office at the residence of V\Tm. H. CMvlin, WocMlatock, III. Business will he at­ tended to by Mr. Cow tin in my absence. I shall ahvavs be there on Saturdays, and shall l>e Bt the office of J. T. Held in, Esq., Marengo, on the first Friday in eAch month. All letters of a business nature must contaiti stamp for reply. JQS. J. FRETT'3 HifEAT MARKET, near the Bridge, Mc ivl Henry. Hi- Fresli and Salt Meats,,Sau- *"tcn. Smoked Meats, etc., Keeps none but the best. iil ways on hand. J wott • vW* «%r •tsv t g&'K.yr<&+*>• û,KIiljT 1 * - c- «"T s H ' "?ŷ . •'4-^ $ Do you want first c'ass machinery auriiething we buy bo macb M th^tyou get. tl>e heuefi&pi it? We kno>v of some dealers that buy so mucj^llat they claim to sell low, but you get ail their prsees nnd than come to us and we will sell you the same goods cheaper than any other dealer. ^ « We have just r««elved the fittest c$T0 * . . UlA f €ABBIAOES, ALL STYLES, That ever came to this county* If in want of one doa't fail to call, as the finish beats them all, A \\>iantee ofowr own for one year m-mp It > r\- ' * r . !' ' , , 7 ' 't.TiWj •am &(#.? Wt*** jyith ^j^^riia^ PLA NTEI1S. ' • W - •« We Imve six^tfffer6nt kinds. Among them a1 Keystone Planters, Standard, Union and John Deere, all 1 Drop, and at prices you will be satisfied with, •VSoo:ftpr' oui different Rotary or "I;. * • ' ^ .iJ- , -».* ' ?vv>,W. i«t " WA?<"'**•• »*. r , 1 ^ t & x ' h < u k fe,v «?i -'."-si* v," -'!n ' -- H' - - ̂ ^ • -..•^1 .ts'h'JV "'*£%«%; bn • . 4 ' . i t" ~ > ' ' t?-» {L l*»t< ^ )' 4 * $ 1 '*•* V' ^ " J :-v We have eiffht kinds. Amonar them you will find tes, Standard, Case, Climax t • - '11? ^ 1 • the cel- and others. ebratec Bertrand & Barnes Callbefos-e buying. Warranted to suit. MINNEAPOLIS SELF-BINDER . We Iiave the Renown Minneapolis Twine Binder. If You look it over yon will find it has more improvements than atiy Binder out. Nothing to be feared from McCormick's threats. For .Reapers and Mowers'wo have on hand the Manny Light Reapers and Mowers, the Lisrht Standard Mower, the Roice Reaper, Richmond Mower and the Peerless^ . Of Hay Racks we have five-^the celebrated "Tiger." New Hol«. liflgsworth', Furst & Bradley and Case, all self-dump or hand. Of Pumps we have both wood and iron. For a wood pump we keep the Kenosha, Temple, Toledo, Bushnell and Mishwaukeee, and for an iron pump the well known al­ ways repair or put them down any deptfcj, - ">*,y 7)4" , SH# 3 /c jff ir (i jvf •M -f ^ f • .**14s E. M. OWEN & 80N. OKLY km. Roses! Roses! Plants! B. O'NEIL, ELGIN, ILL* Reliable^ £?lo . . \ n B"?rs to Inform the people of McHenjy and surrounding country that bis stoclf of" Flowering nnd Foliage Is very lure. For one rtoll.ir l sell one itoRen Monthly Ro^es. For on a dollar and fifty cents t sell one dozen hardy perpetual Roses. PiHisics and Verbenas, Itt'ty cents per iloten; Cabtnge and Tomato Plaiitf, fifty cents per" band red. At̂ dreMsaa above. j,- • Elgik, 111., May Hth, V ̂ The Celebrated Basha^r TROTTING S TAIIION, Kirkwood, That yoti can buy goods CHKAP-* ER THAN THE MERCHANT. They !f, MUST BE SOLD, And I should be pleased to liave my o\d patrons ' . • ; • ( s ' Still Greater Reduction, I,,shall ipake .u prices for the remainder of, my stock;-during that time. 1 cantkjyoujfio greater good. 1 offering my etore and lot at a gfeat bargain. Terms ^ery-^RespectfuIij, ^ "' "*'J WILL BE FOUND A '-.if: Tuesday at Greenwood. Wednesday at Wotidstock. ^ Thursday, Friday and Saturday at RicbmQud. Terms to'insure, *15. All fittfcinj' to gee him can do so b» eallina;"fct the above places, where we Will be happy to show bim. P. J. BRCANBRACK, Prop, W-.' •-W • .li'i M f i . C R I S T A f Ringwood, II yMay 5th, 1882. ;v . 4r >•. X If m to the Hurlbnrts before their depart- ore, from the ladjes of Lima. It is in the form of. *. magnlfieent tablet of ••lid gold nearly twelve indies In length, by ten In height. On one side Is a splendid star of thirty-el glit points in diamonds representing the States of t)»e American union, in the center of Wlilch is the monogram of the late Minister,.and o'n the other side this in­ scription in Spanish: "The Ladles of IJma to His Excellency Gen. S. A. Hnrlbnt. Minister t'ienipotenriary of the United States of America, as u Testimonial of Gratitude. 1882." This M*perh tablet was presented to the la- •fclly after General Hnrlbutfs death, to- *a Mtlier with a. volume beantifidly oouiid in purple velvet, containing the f following brief address, signed by it •. nearly a thoit^HtMl of the best known la* jiis ; dl«*s «f the Peruvian capitHlt "The «n» *1 > 'lersigned ladies,in the name of the so- * of Lima, at xions to manifest to Ijis Excellency. General Hurlbut. Bn- | Voy Extruoidinnry Minister Plcnipo- ^ tentiary of the United States of Amer- !»,' • I*«*lr gratitude for the e'ftorts he ^ , has made to i>av« Peni. and to maintain i; * j«*t equilibrium of jiowerTn America, , cannot jH-rmlt liim to return to his ^ . country without offering him a testi- " , tnonial «f tills feeling which time can ^+' never wear away, and of the sorrow Js/i «Hh which they see him depart before -;:f Peru In in a state to enable her wortlii- , iy to reengnixe his ralentit, his merit)'. W J 'nnd the high services he has rendered in tlw» moments of her deepest dis- ;• , trees. 'J'ltff ofier ;b«n tills tablet as a * lastii-g memorial of the ebieem and -*^v era I i tilde o< iVrti. - • JLIina, hytW 6,1882.*' . --Belvidere standard. > • \ ,^u-4 ¥; ^ ' V , / j: "•**>* "¥ »' %?; "Wurlt While the San Shines." Editor I'laindkai.ek:--As everyone must concede, we Are at present enjoy­ ing prosperous times. There is plenty of work for all. Never did the farming community realize Mich handsome pro­ fits for their labor*. There Is scarcely anv branch of husbandry but what largely remunerates. * > In an es|»ccial manner is McHcnry county farmers blessed wltb many ad­ vantages. Our Father in Heaven ha.s given to us seasonable rains and fine weather for thn .growing of crops in seasons past, while in many other'lo­ calities the farms have been scorched by drought or inundated by floods. Tills has caused price* of farm products ( to greatly advance, and farmers in the section, have been reaping golden bar* vests. This state of things will not al­ ways continue, and it is for the interest of every agriculturalist to exert all his energies, to think and labor, that be may increase the world's supply and advance h's pecuniary circumstances. For several years, or from 1873 to 1880, farmers and all men engaged in business in this country felt the string­ ency of the times. Prices of nearly every commodity declined in price un­ til the products or husbandry did not pay for the production, and consequent­ ly many farmers with I urge families and help to employ did not realize enough from their lands to meet ex­ penses, and debts necessarily followed. Now ts a good time to discharge those debt§. apjl farmcra who tma can do it. , : t f"„ W htte oorn, ttoef, pork, oats, potatoes and nearly every farm prrubiet has commanded a high price, perhaps noth­ ing has paid better than dairying and pickle growing. The*e two Interests nave yielded the discreet producers ,pf our county large profits tor 'several years. IMckles have paid,' thus#* who have held until the er«»j> was gathered each year, one (lollfir per bushel ; and a .fair crop is not less than:200 bushel* per acre. Land for piekiea requires nuivh well rotted inn mire, or enriehed wltb fine comport |n tj(e hill. Much palus should l>e taken in getting choice seed that will grow short vines, bear early • - BEAUTIFUL AND STYUSH 3*f Spring Season of 188& HRS.w;Q. •% Stevens, Respect fill iy calts the attention of the public to her stock ot Kd ' > ')i. %t> >•. t-' -f. Nffe-- Richmond, lllinol% ; " 1 't f<*. ; ,--'U Where she will be pleased to see all who may favor her with a call. Thfo varied skxik iM»U6iiil#4Q part of • • _ _ 'ii i'j> n»i '*1' , : . L A D I E S * W A V £ S i OLD1 LALIES' ANB, : J.AeES. , R I B B O N S , >•* 1 •*>.- rr/iwt*/> FLOWKh% S CAPS, Ste., «o; . Customers from a distai^e will find it to their advantage to give tne a call. • ^ *Mi8. 0« Sv&TEVE^»v Rlehmoml, Illinois. Shop, - • > < . :£>X THE W'^SST SIDE. A. P. QUAY ' Always Ahead. SPRING CAMPAIGN OPENED --AT HIS-- Carriage and Wag an Factory, BLACKSMITH 8HQP, i'l ' RICHMOND, ILL- -" I sell every Implement. Tool or Macbine i farmer wnnla. IMy xTFORM HPKINCJ, DE LIVESY AND FARM WAGONS. TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,J One, twoan<l three Beated, from the cele­ brated manufactory of J. W. Henry A Co., Freeport. Blacknmithlng, Painting and Repairing Done tn a workmanlike manner and ranted Froni the lavjte variety of Farm Atachinorvi manufHcture.l, we select that best n>lantccf for this section, ami upon the BEST Ttf THAT CASH CAN PUKCHASE, which oin., ahles us to supply our patrons with just what : they want, and at lower prices than anv' other concern northwest of Chicago. Caft and make exairination for yourselves before, giving yonr oriiera for any piece of machinery 'you may neei' the coining season, and yoii will find the best and most complete line of Farm Machinery ever befor« offered in McHenrv Co Kemember that we offer the VERY ft EST MACHINERY at the VERY J.OWKST PlilCE that Catih can produce anywhere. P. GRAY, : H^ve brought a fine atock ot Wagon Material to town, and are prepared to do all kinds of Repairing on short liotice, and will PUT UP NEW WORlt In the best of style. - 5' WATER TANKS ORDER. Call and see us, Shop, rear of Carpenter's Blucksmith Shop, opposite the Parker House. TRIPP BROS. • y | m • \ t ...... . McHnnry. III., April 18,188«. TAKE NOTICE. ALT. ve that are in want.of Tubs in any form, from one bushel to 500; If yon want a Tub made to a buns-hole, brmjy it along. F will al*o take litiildin^R to build and furnish, or otherwise just as we san «>rree. Shop •worlMtfmtt kinds done to order on short no ttce.. * ,T.,; .F. A. HEBARD. McHENRY, ILL Richmond, III, Wauconda All Viie <Merent Keystoue planters at E. M. Owen & Soli's. • fi."fca»a> '•** -• fy IUH ri'urnl and Ut>t JU'riii'Iiic fvtT •j A ".cij^rbiBatiop ot Hope. Huchu, Man* <i dl uanactoi'i.vrili- alttuc-kesSawt " tiK t cf^urativo iijuiwrties of all other Hitters, h'* ti.f srtsttest 3'ooct Purifier, t-iver U0,UI% ato.r,anJ Li£l'i""! ili-'Utii JUiiityriiig /*ga*n& tirtki. :b1y icnrr e*l« where Hon Vnuiod |U»1 Vcrtml aa» Oteij^ JtitU-r* ; Vo ul! nVw I!#at-"^»usc Irttstj 1 H >ii Wi-1 n vWltAOVt irttCX- ica*ing. Xo matter what »y»>f»to»n ait v. :,at *. .'m? disf-r.j«.. r*il.ya»;Ofc h 'iw Hop lWt« t« rs. wait tmUl yM :»«.«•" »^!£ but if Jou only feci l»aU or ii;i:'6rt»i.l ',S,"il4'£'!0,n at once. It is.iy sa»i: .voiirliitfjt hasja" JiuudreilH. SSOOw'H pnlii fl<s,t>.<al¥s0 Will I)Oif' or .il'-! p. l»> ;v,i fiirtti yi,".r «>i: r.'i-.biit <i!«eail<i nri» Hop 0 |iwfai'inb<-r, Hr»j* • rtrttm*« n<;«nim; ~t>*X liK* wet !m»i ftflIT?" 9h I *tti jV"Ttrri Or' f»n»lly7 .MM: «ttb«j. D t .T.l'.' • :ti>;k> 'it" n,nd Jrr«vl3ti?4««a« f o r i . . . : ; i . . a n e w , i k < ' ! » m . I C M i V f J narcolVft All •«»,! br lor ('.r.-aUu-. -p BUlm T.:i. ' • JOHWjSBUBgH Ml % - ;y>r V • . - i >, . •* This Space belongs '."i-S" •t&ti ; itJ", 'r • 'I ( . '<mp( • { h<r -f v"J ^ y LOOK ht '-'-r.SX't « • ti-.. "~r i. r\ • out for tneir new a vertisement next week,^< - ' ' ' ' ' " v " " •-..V t'i \ teoXiiK , U4 <*r. >vH%. p; , "r "t 4* >?;; )«• I'ltf -S "* ̂ UU .^ir» v. .i' \>a .i X 4>--'K *A» ' f « ' _ « . > ; ' ? 1 ; v ^ mm wirt iyER®,DE WcHEpy, l«0-. Invites an examination of his immense stock of ;' r'.i 1 Dry iGoods, tDresS Goods, .fvaju- " • •- Koi&oxxs, dSto. larjroht tir>- MtUcniy fohich are being* offered at very low prices. I have the wrtmeut of READY MADE CLOTHING ever shown in which will be soM very cheap for cash. • In Hat and Cups, Boots and Shoes, my gtock Is cmnplete and am confident 1 can save you money on these goods. Paiu s, Oils Drugs und Medicines, Crockery, Giassware. \\ ootien and Willow ware, uud the largest stock of Groceries to *be found in McHeiuy Prices always as low as good Goods can be sold. No trouble to show C^l and be convinced. i , v, ^oods. I ".-v 5 Is now inl and demands the attention of Judicious Gash. Buyers. . .... V »?Pfi Kindly neglected to call at the Drug Store and Hoofc Haunt, but that is no reason why you should Our circulating library "is a darling." You can read many standard, rare, and valuable books for the insignificant sum of ten cents per week. Our stock ot" Drugs, Medicines. &c., books, music and musical goods, albums, combs, blushes and notions was never more com­ plete and attractive than now. We don't advertise to "sell cheaper than anybody in Lake Co." Folki who do so often get left. We insist that we can and do give you a square deal every time. Always glad to see you. ^ IF. B. HA RI30N. Martile_Worts. HENRY MILLEE^i ; -W*iM IH---' ' Aioricao aid Foreip MarWe. MONUMENTS, Headstones, T 5 ETC., ETC., jRTO. American & Scotch Granite Constantly on Hand. Shop Two miles North of Mc Henry, III. " > . Johnabnrgh An(. 20tb. 1S7' r ; » • ; : • Agents Wanted "'J; A.'SHERWOOD ĉpiorN i: EH V.AND AtfKAIgEIS, il Atgon<ff*tf% Ml. to, ri» Htoek, Farming Toots and Goods 7 of till ki»<t» promptly attended to. Farm Terms reasonable. |Po»t walen a specialty OBce address; Algon<i«ini HI- I FOli I BORDER OUTLAWS BY J. w. BUEL. j B7V Atov, TM-illtna and Authentic Jllisitory ot ' Tne l,ives and Wonderful Ariventiwsa, of America's Hrent Outlaws, ' The Younger Brothers, Frank and Jesse Jahtes,r And their band;? of highwaymen, down to the present moment, including DK.VTII OF .1KSSK J AM KM, and all the late startling and thrilling develo|tment8. Fifty Illustrations and Por. traits, among which are Jesse James after he was shot, and 12 line Colored Plates. Inter­ views itnd letters from Cole Younjtcr. The breaking tin of the band and revelations of HTAHTLINtr'ftKOHKTS. The Plack Hay, the tpriibltf "Itlack (kith," find bucdreds of other astonishing facte. Most Wonderfn i anti Kx- r.itlnsr in existence! Ontselia every45 tliinxl Sew and greatly enlarged edition; wew^Hl^sti-ations; 800 liages; price *1.50. Agents Canvassing Outfit, 50c. Illustrated Circulars and full particular* FttGE. Agents, don't lose this grand opportunity t Address HISTORICAL PUBL1SU1NG .CO., 06S N. 4th St., St. Louie, Mo. AMb FANCY GROCERIES, CROCKERY, &c. SCc. "" Pricei^reasonabl^ soods reliable;^ ^ A small living margin will satisfy us. Call in. Butter and eggs want n .* ,< t f r j'• ^jfs, ' ' * * iTSBSiwatoKSi* inrAwsoN' GOLDs SILVER A Rich and handsome Cabinet comprising all the different v*lie" ties' of Minerals produced in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Specimens of Gold, Silver and Copper Ore, also l end Zinc, O v- lena, Spar, Rose and Rainbow Quartz, Wood Transformations, etc. 'fnc above Collection, enclosed in a neat case, properiv laMed ami fivin«- the name and value of each specimen, will beseut to any atl refes ou receipt of TWO DOLLAR^! ($2). 1 Larger Cabinet® made to order varying in price trom *5 to $500. rt ^ .if •" Colorado Miihisbal SPEr:i wkn < 'o ifeock Box, Ji ^ Idaho SntiUGS, Gap. w. TtuwLAfm, rreatdeat. " y * A. L . CRoaaoN, Tiensnrw. X, A. Bswksict, Seercury. I " ^ x..; , .4 ss - „ *- ^ * r^- " . , * * ' J - f e ' f . X 5 > ' K K J , •'•••' V/ L"M.: -itvjjl i f . . l « k \ y$o/! ' I"' 4C"'. •ias?. ^^ • s if ^