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; •«¥!« W. WEDNESDAY. MAY 17. h R a i l r o a d T i m e T a b l e , / * ' ' ( ' • 4 ( ) I X A S O U T H . Geneva Lake Passenger..-...rf>*,W< seneva i,ace irreixni.^. > mitl !M»«Ttli - " *' ^ T.ATWFT Freight.-. A. * S Beneva Lakf» Express * fienova Lake P issctisrer.^........--" - } f B. BP#*. Agent 7:W A. * '•»*« Express™. vfe'-" ?• leiwva Lake Freijcht.^...!:«»>. * •,$1® McHenry, Ill CHAS. C. COLBT, W. M. mawxio *" 4 •, Chapter Wo. si R. A. ,M --Regn- •V) >4,j,j <.hr OosfiifAttnns heW on the seeondand fourth V Fri«la<« m each monch. " '.4|;?ic ' SM,TH 9»ARLB8, H. P. vt'-.i ^ WpHmrt T,OIV*k. Xo. 15^ A» F. and A. M.-- -'u-% '• "ttegnlar Communications the Saturday1 on or * * •'•ef >ro the full of the moon and every tiro Weeks thereafter. 5* - - £**>*&£ * , ASSOUNCBMKKT. r' T hereby annonnc.e myself a candidate for , \Hponntr Judge, sni>)ect to the decision of the ^ v.f„':«eiuubHcan County Convention. *:> C a.W. YousG. •>4S* ^ ^ ( 1 T'/,V"*>;' :F~YI K. BISHOP shipped another ?ar load ^ VN|f wagon* to Kansas on Monday last. j • < . '• ; ' f-g » - ' ; SKK the card of Jos..T. Frett's Meal ~-'i-f -n idtbeeplaah of the lake waters ,fX**, 7»ndgr>ltQiB. * was on that | "Ewi ALLKN WALSH lias moved into the' house lately vacated by Dr. Anderson. OSCAR FREEMAN, late qf Toulon,, J11.. was the guest of S. I). Baldwin Mi] family on Monday, HON. F. K. GRAKOKR went to the central part of -this State OH Saturday to attend the funeral of a sister-lu-law. FRANK SciftroRR, who li*3 been sick for the past tew weeks, is slowly con­ valescing. which will be good news for his many friends in this section. A. W. YOUNG, of Harvard, made our sanctum a call on Tuesday. As will be seen by an announcement elsewhere, he will be a candidate for County Judge before the cop UigJElejtti^llcan County Convention. ••i|%arkiftj in another column, \ DR. E. V. AXDKRSON has Improved His new residence by the"addition <»f a piazza. H« has now one of the lltiest. *esldenees In that part of the town, REMEMRKR the party at Rjrverslde all. on Friday evening of this week. ,v'.':|ifns^c bv the Janesville Liglit Guard . ; fand. " * ' OUR Woodstock correspondentNklled 4 .-Vjf i^o reach us this week until Just aw we '•?;iJ^ere going to press. Where the delay j ',i i|SK*Mirred we are 'unable tosny,as It was ""4 - '7 t|iPP«rentlj' nja'led on ti tne. «• THB Ladies Literary Club, will meet J ' •'.'V;-'||t the resi^Dce of Dr. Anderson, i .Wednesday afternoon. Mnv.24th. ^ MRS. JT. B, PKNEV. President. ' JJH ^ITFRTS JITLIA A, STOUT. Seeretntrj. ; --7-- 't :>*** I THE Ladies Cemetei'v. AI«I S«i»letv meet at riie residence of R. Bishop tin Friday. May 10th at 2:30 M. . " «I MRSS JULIA SToiiy, President, > S MNA T. J. % ALSH, Serretiiry. -I.; ^; MRS. S4. SEARLKS, h;»ving ret»i|l?Med the city, h"r stock." of MilWuery. •f 'Cotiarfi Ijaces. .Dolmans., ftfan^los. and f nil kind* of Fancv W?aris new com- r <|»lete. Please call and let us «ho\v you ' llironjth our store before vott purchase. *',I HE WLL® helpeth his wife to dein > pd th gv ^li'e stove.and sweareth not, shall have ffi.. t , ^'d up for him a golden'crown, where j *|»rpets will srather no dust an'1 stoves * >f|r>edeth not to be moved. But few *'?-• there are who will wear the crown. • •-- fic. ». In another column can '»«• found an flvertlsenrant Of B. O'WeH, Florist. Ijfln, Ttllnois. If ftnv of our readers are desirous of oHtalnlnsr choice Plants anything in that line, we would ad- . K! ' ME wtio neipetn ins wire to ciei household, dusteth the carpets.ap J; ' '||ieketh them down again, and movet * ',1 " • «e them to call ,.oa or «djlre«4 Mr. I'Nell. as aboVek ipent. Read the advertlse- '.V THE ladles have men at work puf fing Hie Cemetery in shape, straigh'eriing ' "ilp, the monuments and headstones. ' Rimming up the trees, cleaning: the and walk", and improving its ap- fiearance generally. The committee - who have the matter in charge are en- . filled *o great credit for tlie manner In ^.||iltleh its work Is being done. -, i ̂ Monday evening a traveling yen- - .,|^lloqu!st. gave a free entertainment V n't Riverside Hall to a good audienne. 't At ft* elose he announced another en­ tertainment at the same place for evening at which twent.y-rtve Vents admissioh' would be charged- How well lie succeeded In the 'Ifliter •'£JTft not as vet learned, $V" ^ WORK at the brick var«T is : r t*Z rapidly and Superintendent Went* . ^orth inform* us that he will com- '• •"-itWence inaklng brick on .Thursday ' ̂ o morrmv"). If we are1 any Judge lliey have one of the finest yards to he #t»und In this part of the State, and as - •' -. *Mr. Wentworth has no superior as a ' ' lirlck-maker. w» shall expect to see *•0me very line brick ns the result. • F. A. HRHARD requests us to give no­ tice t<) 411 owners of cattle running nt «ri« In this village, that, any found ftf^espaseing On his premises will he taken up and tlfe owners prosecuted «hder the State' law. The business ,^ *f*»ont hi« premiss is such that he cau- . -wot keep fences «p or gates closed. a«ld ^"?f«vV--6-|»»rebjr positively announces that he ;K. _.<arill not be troobieti with cattle nin- progress- rfc;,' 'W** J>" wln^ at large. V-f.- 4'" THIS week we give in the Soldiers' '.i- department No. 30 of the Red River t»«tt<"*s, which closes the account of ! niemorable campaign. These 'tetters have been read with Interest by r <B1, and the demand for back numbers rifter the first two or three letters was :.,i! linprecedented. Mr. Clothier Is an alile- ltWriter, and relates only actual occur- '•'iices tTiaf came Immediately under his ^fwn observation, and we are glad to be pisble to inform our readers that he will v continue, from time to time, to furnish • r#or the Soldiers' Department incidents soldier life during the rebellion. hi THE Jersey county (111.) medical so- , some time ago, resolved not, to pj: y Hirlvertise their frames in the news- ^,1 •t,^ap«rs. Tt was considered "quackery'" f menttoo themselves* In print. A "tf! • , of the society wall recently ' r* « - w',,ch local papex reported, . JfinitiH^ all narae^, merely interflrd- -rr>'1lng the aceonnt with numerous dashefe, ?;*S:«Dr.-< In the chair. Dr. - secretary. Dr. --moved, et»*. ^ow '" <• , ^10 doctors lire mad as hornets, ami f t.f^here are not dashes enough outside of # ty|>e tonndry to express the highly T> • <#tojectionable words used by them When they speak ©f the editors effort «>- to respecj, fchair 4(Mr«i to of firiot. • ik. } **: As we announced last weetc Prop's. D. Baldwin has been engaged as Prin­ cipal of our Pnblie School for another year. Mr. Baldwiu has been at the head of our school for the past seven years, and his engagement for the eighth year is but a just tribute to an able and efficient teacher. We'believe we speak Vhe sentiment of nine tenths of our citizens when we say that as a teacher Mr. Baldwin has few equals and no superiors In the county, and as a citizen he Is an honor to onr comt^nn- Ity. In his engagement for.the coming year the School Board have certainly fulfilled the wishes of tlie people. - AARON HOFFMAN, who live# near Blivin's Mills, has as fine a flock of Spanish Merino she<«|> as can be found in McHenry county. He had Intended compering at the late Sheep Shearing Festival at Woodstock, but the weather was so bad lie did not do so. On the 5th lust, he sheared eighteen yearling bucks whose f]t>eceft averaged 14 pounds« each, and that, too, after being well tagged. The sli% of these yearlings, which Was bought of Bissel, the great sheep man, sheared at the^siime time 25 pounds. lie has in his flock eighty ewes, tiiat good judges say will com­ pare with any to he found In the Stsue. As *oon afe time will permit we Intend to visit, the (arms of the principa^sfocfc men In this and Lake comity, a»*d tell our readers what ^-e see there. THE McHenry. Minstrels will give their first entertainment at R'verside Hall on Tuesday evening. May 23d, under the direction of Mr. John S. Trimble, who is an experienced m.i- •IcianJvoealist, come«Jian, and han|««ist, and who has been, engaged for twenty- five year* in the buslneis. There will be no humbug about this entertain­ ment. It will be really tine. Dmft forget it. • The companv consists of Frank Going,' Allen Walsh, Hohart Beishaw. Charles Fay. Master Fred McOmher, Al CabeS. James Walsh. Geo. Curtis and Geo. Owen. We would ad viae all who are fond of good iiiu^c. good sii.glug, and genuine fun to go and hear them. It will cost but twen­ ty-live ccuts admission to.auy. |w»at the house. Ho res«rvod seats. Go and enjoy a goo«J hearty laugh.l WOODSTOCK W«S visiu>d by au tncen- diary lire on Friday night .last, and only by a miracle was the whole bus­ iness portion of tlie city saved. The fire originated in Phoenix Block, on the South Side of the Square which was occupied by Miller's Bakery end Nor­ ton "& Anderson Grocery store, the former of which was totally destroyed ahe contents of the latter damaged to such an extent as to be almost worthless. Great praise Is due the Firemen for the heroic wbrk done on that occasion, and Woodstock has just cause to be proud of her fire depart­ ment. Tlirtt. the fire was the work of an iucendiiiry there can he little doubt but who the miscreant is is a mystery. Tli^t he may be discovered and punish­ ed as he deserves is the wish of all good citizens. »--• Dress goods hi new style* ffiint 7 cents per yard tip at Fitzsiimnon* A Eva n son's. THE ""V-onoinist," the finest Olt Stove in the- market, for sale at the Hardware Store of, O. C. Colby, op­ posite Bishop's Mill. Call anil tee theui. . BOY WANTED. A boy from 15 to 18 years of age wanted, to do chores and make himself generally «neful around the bouse. Ap­ ply to W. A. Christy, at tliA pickle factor v. --^ 4 For Wagons and Buggios Sale- The undersigned has now on hand a nuonjer of ne w and second hand Bug- gi«*. Platform, Spring , and Double Wagons, which he Is offering for sale on the most reasonable terms. If in want of anything in this line, do not fall to call at my shop before* purchas­ ing, as I am sure I can save you mon­ ey, J. W . GKIKOUMT. ^N^WOOO, MAY M, MM. Standard Music Cheap. WE am iu receipt of No, 1 of Rrain- ard's Standard Musical Library, which uontaiiH five popuiarsongs, viz.: VA Bird Id the Hand;*' "'In the Gloaming;'* "JTo. Sir," a Spanish ballad; "Torpedo and the Whale," from Olivette; "Gob­ ble Song." duett from the Mascott Full pages and an excellent edition! The series contains thirty numbers and comprise# ail of the best ot the eoeailed "Five ('ent Music,\ but. at about two cents each. Price of each number" rcn bents; if |»y nuiil. twelve cenia. . ('a'alogues free. • ,\d- dresa. Brainard's «8ww, Music i'ub- lishrrc.lCiiicago, 111. ' W ' i f f Fred of Charge. - ' All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,' Asthma. Broncliltis. Loss of Voice, or any affect ton of the I'hroat an I Lungs, are requested to call at anv Drug Store and get a THal Bottle of Dr.-King's New Discovery for (Jon- suniption. free of charge, which will convince them of its wouderful merits arid show what a regular duijar aise bottle will do. Call early. A:';'.rSSfe •in :i" f'tL T1 SHORT IllOGKArHICAI. 8KLKTCHES, Of Prominent Memfters of thm South- '- Wfjrthglemion Combination* in JBaug JLesmm* for New Beginnerh. » . , j n o . t.4 -[ >? -• • •• This is a war horse. . rf ' - ' Why is this man called a war liars* ? Be-cause. my soo, lie is con-tln-u-al-iy on the war path. Why is lie on the war path? Be-cause he is for-ev-er got-tinghim- self in-to hot wat-er by the too free use of I1I9 tongue, and he has to race from place f6,place ex-plain-ingthings a-way. f Has lie ev-er ex-plataed auy-thtng a-way ? No, my boy. H« has been a long time try-lng to ex-plafn a-way a cer­ tain state-uient made by a good man, and has not got It ex-plained a-way yet. ' How did thla nan get to be called a a war horse? My child, it was a*very wlck-ed cor* re-spond-ent who gave him the name of the war horse. fi . Was this war horse v<f the arm-y? 3 No. my son; lie la oft-ert in the com- pan-y of the fa-moun gen-er-al who com-mand-ed the in-val-id corps at El- mi-ra, N. Y.; al-so ©f the qiiart-er-mas- ter who Is the ed-lt-or I was t«)l-ii>j; you a-bout the oth-er eVe-nlng. This Is the nearest he ev-cr came to be-ing in the arm-y. . <5 He must be a peace-ful war horse. Not al-ways, my sen. lie got a llt-tle frac-tious a year or so a-go, and went for a man In the courts an4dt>eat hiin out of a thous-and dol-lara. « How did he do this? ^ , By the "a-bll-i-ty aud el-o-quence" of a learned menp-ber of the McHen-ry coiint-y bar. That must have made, thn old war horse fee(«aut*ic. . Yes, my btiyf lte did feel ant-lc--so much so that he threat-ened to "bring up staud-iug" ev-ery bod-y who would not ac-cept his ex-plan-a-Uous. Di<U he ev-er threat-eu any one else? Yes, my hope-ful; he threat-ened to bust the cred-it in Chi-ca-go of a well- known bns-l-ness man of Wood-stock. l#ul lie do It ? No, my sou; the man's stand-lng and com-inerc-ial re-port, was too good. Is this all the threaten iug he has done? . No. tny child, he juts been known to re-mlud men that they drew pen-sior.s. I thought you was go iug to tell me a-bont a pol-l-tlc-lan when you com­ menced. I«, lit to war Itorseft pol-it> ic-ian ? . ' V Yes, my sftn, a sort of a one. Is he .an of-llce seek-er and has.lie ev-er held an-y of-flee. Yes. my boy. lit* has been seek-ing an of-fice ev-er since he went to Wood­ stock. " Did lie ever get one? . * Yfcs. my son; lie has man<Mi^)«!t. .to liold the prom-lii-ent po-sl-t.lon of tl(K er-man in the South \Vavd,and has al-s*> been a school dl-rect-or. He al-so gift one vote for su-per-vls-or, the first year he 11 ved 1 n W<u>d-*tovk? * What kftvd of a man Is this war • horse? • lie is a real nice, tlpek man. and al­ ways laughs im-metise-lv at his own wit-fy siiy-ings. It »s get-ting too late to tell you an-y more a-bout the war horse to-night. I will tell you more a-bout itlMi some oth-er tirol: ' - > ' g . , • QRBEKWOOD- ' ' " A EDITOR PLAIVI>KAI.KU:--In the Chi­ cago Tribune of the l3th. we uotim an officially published Item in regard to a new railway protect, which may not be uninteresting to many of your readers. While the projected line is no new thing in the minds, wishes and demands of the section of country throngS which it is to pa*s. still there has been nothing done heretofore coin­ ing from an official source. The new line is to be bv the Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. Co., connecting their line now running from Chicago to the Mississippi River, via Elgin, with their line at Madison. Wis., via Geneva Lakev A double track will bo laid from Chicago to Elgin. Work will be commenced in July. 1883, to be com­ pleted la three months from tline of commencerfielit. The prospect, for a heavy fruit crop has been grand but^ the changes .are much against it and not very flatter- ing from the present outlook, should the thermomerer run much further below "Jerico." Tuesday mor::ing brought forth ice Jtliick as window gin SR. "Mnrtyne" and troupe gave two evenings' entertainments at Dailey's Hall last week to a good house both evenings. The performance was counted good by all present. Rev. Odell mado a flying trip ea«t during the past week, briuging his family bask with him. ; "Cucumber fever" is breaking out to. quite an extent here. Some of our ••early birds," we understand, who first started out after the "worm," con- trncted their "peekles" at forty-eifcht cents, while others are offered sixty- two and one-half cents. Chicken Market a "little off." ments of heavy bantams the cause. Clothing new and stylish and prices very moderate at Fitzsiinmops A Ev- anson's. - ' ,.UNDA. EDITOR PLAINUEALKR Miss Emma Baflou has opened a select sehool over the post office, and is ready to care for and instruct any who may favor lier wflh their patronage. Geo. Piatt has been making some beneficial changes In his dwelling house. We were accused of lying li|st week in giving some local items. W« con­ gratulate ourselves by tl»e thought ;hat you know how It l« for yourself --the weather we mean. It Is reported that Mr*. Oal Lincoln is clerking in a store in Chicago. D. P. Wootdburn AVIH move his house upon tlie lots lie bought of Aury Mc- Collum in Ellsworth's addition. At the last meeting of our "Village Dads." they adopted the revision of t&ejirdinances gotten up by M, F. Ellsworth, and ordered them printed in pamphlet form. They also ordered a corporation plot to be secured of and by the help flf Jelin Brink. Miss Dciphene Griffin, from Colorado, and Harry Thompson are visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity* A. W. Young was among us one day last week, ifc is a candidate for Coiuitv Judge! We are sorry to see him withdraw from the educational ranks, but wish him success in Itla new profession. , We gladly learned, through last week's paper that $. D. Baldwin is a candidate for Superintendent. There is no dritibt lint that the delegation from Nuuda will stand solid for S. D, Baldwiu. - » Meetings, continue this week With Elder Raymond as leader. We were much pained to hear of the death ef Fred Van Slyke, although fer some time we could see that the fell destroj'er had laid claim upon his body. Fred was quite well known in tills town w lie re lie had many warm friends. We tender our heartfelt sym­ pathies to the liereayed family. The ischool-ma'am* have been fur­ nished with new wood stoves for their school rooms, which makes them look ten years younger and we prcsuip about as much wiser. HAINES VI LLC. EDITOR 1'I.AINDKALKK:--Since , the date of onr last communication our people have been saddened by the death of two estimable citizens--Mary, wife or Lemuel II. Stanford, died on Wednesday, Aprlfiftth. ajj«*d 43 years. The funeral was held from Fort Hill Church, «h April 28th. and her remains were burled ilt Lihertyvllle cemetery. She leaves with her h us band, one son and four daughters to mourn her loss. DIED:--At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. D. C. Lewis, o i Tues­ day. May 9th, Mr*. Martha B. Hawley, aged*7 year*. ll"r remains were tak­ en to Fox Lake, Wis., for interment. 0| births we will • mention that of a son to Mrs. A. C. Townsend*and that of % fcon to Mrs. C, C, Morrill. On Thursday. May 4th. occurred the marriage ^Jf^**n<nuel Currle te Miss Etiluia If. Gilbert. The continuous wet weather causes farmers te appear sonewhat gloomy, Small gra'ns most­ ly sown excepting a few late Creps of flax. But liltle tSarn planted a* yet. Prospects for a good crop of apples rather favorable, but the late frosts may have injur«/T some of the early varieties. We hear much complaint of the loss of early planted garden seeds, ( • In our township of Avon several large stock barns are to be erected the present season, among others the fol­ lowing: Thomas Meade has the lum­ ber on the ground for huihliug a barn 32xflO with post* 29 feet high. Including a basement stable; James Burge 4s Son a ba«*n 50x60; Win Wilton, a turn 4flxo0; J. II. Read, a harn 18x40; Geo. E. Ilendee. a barn 30x4<>; M. B. IIu«on i« rebullHiug and repairing his harn on the old S. Marble farm; I. A. Feulon is repairing the house and barns on the old Wads worth farm. * We still have some sickness among ti*. M. C. Hamilton, Wlnffcld S. Fox and Mrs. Clarence Gilbert are suffering from pulmonary complaints . Frank, a vouug son of David Fritsch, while harrowing, dropped tlie harrow on his foot aud injured it severely. He was for several days In a dangerous condition ns one of the harrow teeth )>cnctrated nearly through ItU foot and made a painful wound, but lie is now convalescent. We now have a blacksmith In tlie person of a Mr. Hill from Crystal Lake who Is satisfactory. Our 'merchants have put their deliv­ ery wagons on the road again this y»«i. but peddling I* poor business for rainy weather. GARTH. WAUCOHtfA. ••"SUBSCRIPTIONS f»r t&e PtAflh>aAt,s» will l*t received in W»u«MKt« at f. R. Harriwm** Drus si tore ftjul at the Post Office. EDITOR 1*LAINUKAI.KU:--Two agenw with fire and burglar proof safes visit ed Waiiconda last week. It is reported that Mr. J. R, Well^engaged one. Ole Oleeou arrived in tswn Saturday, having just returned from his visit to Norway. Everybody was glad to see him, especially tlie numbers of the baud residing In the village. They got together aud gave a little concert In the evening. Mr. Oleson brought back two lioys with hiiu. He witl find place for them In this neighborhood, but probably will himself go to Mluuesota soon. Another dance Js advertised to tfeke place May 26. , We understand that Mr. u. W. Pratt, who has been keeping a thorough bred setter for the past two years for Henry Tetsner, of Elgin; will ship him to his owner to-morrow. Tlie dog is one of the finest and best broke In the State. Fifty dollars was refused for him a short time ago. Our brother correspondent for the Oazr.Us lias resumed his custom of occasionally reporting news witli an apparent utter disregard for the facts in the case, although iu tlie present instance there appears nothing malic­ ious In the misrepresentation. We are disposed to be charitable to onr brother for hjs occasional inaccuracies, as Justice being blind always aud un­ known In Waucouda, Is thereby pre­ vented from proving the truth of ru­ mors by personal Investigations. Last week he reported that G. W. Pratt. 8r~ ^was one of the parties who shot across the lake and sent bullets iu close prox­ imity to Mr. Mulr's wagon shop. Per­ haps he heard that tlie "fellow at the hoteP went out with onr resident western scout, and as Mr. Pratt could pass for the "fellow at the hotel" his name was mentioned to save space. The facts are tiiat a lad from the frontier, known among the lads as Arizona Frank, struck the town a week or two ago, and put up at the hotel. Naturally he soon formed the acquaint­ ance of our resident Indian fighter. Of bourse these two congenial spirits soon tliirsted|for blood, and procuring arms started for the lake presumably for ducks. Only they and their maker know all the details of their adventure, but it seims probable that falling to bit any ducks their attention was directed to tlie village of Waucouda, which to their eyes, being sccustomed to magnificent objects and distances, seemed only a fair sized mark. To be sure, that isn't much like snuffing a caudle at 49 yards without extinguish lug the flame, ns might be expected from these rangprs. but then Arizona Frank explained tiiat he had fired (10 cartridge* at a duck without hitting it, and naturally he wanted to lilt some thing. Anybody would -- yen would. To be suse they claimed that they fired at^ the ducks, ami the bullets hitting the water rebouuded, thereby causing the coin mot ion in tlw village. It is known that bullets do tills sometimes wlt«>n the winds aiid waves are favor­ able; hut whether It was thus iu the present instance, or whether, liaving failed iu their attempts at hitting •lucks, trees, barn doors, ere., they desperately tried to hit Wauconda, will probably never lie certainly known. Although even Wauconda didn't prove to be big enough it is hoped they will continue the experiment, as repeated practice might mak0 them more suc­ cessful, To quiet the nervous we will state t|iat A. F. has certainly left towu. £'roseeding* of the Hoard of Assessors for the l'ear MM. Tlie Assessors of the several towns of McHenry County met at the office of the County Clerk May 2d. 1882, aud organized by electing Chas. Armstrong Ptesident. and P. Whitney, Clerk. On motion it was agreed that prop­ erty be assessed as follows, to-wit: 1st class work horse • 7C 00 8 vetir o|<i huries i2 year "Id <-oHs HIII|M^ Vearold colt* fer each if Jacks and stnllion«, ohai'ifeil forase..., Mules SHtoc HS l»orse8. Fair a vcrajce oowa au<1 three year oM! s^eerj { Fair average three year old cows and heifers Fair average two year old cows and heifers Fair average yearling steers aiwt heil'ur* i. Fnir average *lieep, per head,......,.,,' Fat cattle ami ho«» per too lbs The Dairy Market* From the Elgin Daily News. On the board of trade Monday, cheese . ,. . . First class elnits new wagons'i. i. was quite active, prices ruling about | sewingn the same as last week. Butter again declined 2 to 3 cents, all tlie sales save oue<olngat23 cents. There was a fair attendance'on the board, and th» total sales reported foot np nearly, double those reported at the la*t pre­ vious meeting. A year ago butter brought 2!@22 cents, 11.400tbs being sold; cheese, none sold. Trital <ak»s $44,099.44. It will be seen that butter is three cents higher than at tint time, a«d«jU«« ger hi quailtity this week, 40 no in on 1» oo 00 00 W 00 14 00 10 00 e oo ' p 00 a MI so 00 ing mnrhines, average. .. 10 <10 Pianos, Arst class 100 00 Mel'Klinns ruiil organs, average • 2S 00 Mcnevs and vredlts,«»H pernfent. real value. Stocks of goods and merchandise on hand, 63«i per cent, ot real value. J^and--avera'ge--fS. per acre. 3tirpltis.gaiiii on hand, (more than enough to fwt team and bread family)eo per o*ol.«f real value. Meeting adjourned. • , p. WntTirt.T, Olerlc. ..r^vmsor: •. Spring styles .at. Perry & Martin's. The Randall Pulverize? Hwrr^w fjl E. II. Owen & SOU*. : CRISWOLD LAKE- EDITOR PI.AINDEALER: -- The wet weatlier aud cold storms lias prevented many of tlie farmer* here from plant­ ing corn. Herbert Kittle has purchased a fine breach loading gun of W. H. Mudgett. Miss Anna Welch, of McHenry, has been employed to teach school in tho Frlsby district this summer. Miss Etnma Givens, of this place. Is visiting In Ring wood at present. Our cheese factory, under the man^Slocum, Wauconda, Lake Co. ageineut of It. G. *mlth. paid for Feb; ruary the bandsoino dividend of We understand that some mlscreauti regardless of neighborly love or fear of law. did fill witii mud the tubes of L. A.Parker's drill, a short time ago. If discovered it will be made warm for him, as it caused Mr.Parker much time and trouble. John J. Fluskey, who bought the Rv- an,farm, is making uew and good im- provcments on the same. We understand Mr. Webstor is work* ing tlie Put nil in farm near Burton's bridge, this season. Geo. North has disposed j»f bis fine grey trotting horse. When iu want of a fine horse and light wagon enquire of W. M. Welch of this place. Miss Charlotte Madden, »f McHenry. lias been engaged to teach onr «&$pl this summer. ....41 Richmond Department. OoirrwiKJTKDBTS. F. BEKKETT. Work has (ntntiienced on the fo'tuda- tioiiK of the pickle factory.- John WraV has a abort horn boll, weighed when Just 365 DAYS OLD; Weight 900 pounds. The addition to B«u Martin's house is nearly completed. A. L. Sherman has the job In baud. ' J. R. Hyde lias just tliifsh*d a neat ami convenient barn for hi* new horse and buggy. • • • ^-t ] Seventy-three person** actual cotiut. were at thv depot Saturday af- teruooiiy awaiting the Incoming train. Kirk's Woodstock Bread, the best in the market at Richmond, Hi, Thos. Fisher's store, Some farmers wh* planted corn dur­ ing the waruigweather two Weeks ago now regret being in so much of a hur­ ry. They will have to plant over again. In another place will be found fin advertisement of the Bashaw trotting stallion Kirk wood, own*d bv P.J. Er- canbrack. Richmond. Kirkwood'n rec­ ord as a fast iiorse Is too well known to need comment. He Is as nearly a per­ fect horse as can be feund In the West and breeders should not fail to see him The finest line of Gents' Furnlslifng Goods lu the comity can bi found at Hotden Gillespie's Merchant Tailoring establishment. He keeps none but the best of goods in his line, aud is pre­ pared to make you anything from a single garment to a full suit on short notice and guarantee satisfaction. Call and see him before you purchase your summer sni t. Among the various gentlemen whose names have been suggested for the Legislature no one Is more popular than M. M. Clothier, In this part of the county. He would fill the bill with credit. He Is a man of unblemlstfed character and undisputed ability. It would lie an honor to our people td send such a man to the Legislature, It is said an old farmer wanted to make a clergyman of his son because he was too stupid for any other purpose, and the quality of some of onr legislators would lead one to suspect they were chosen for the same reason. Bnt Clothier is not that kind. He would be an honor to tho most intelligeut eoM? stituency in the State. p I 1 HE (MTKftLV TWIXK BINDhH. Farmers, before you buy a Self- Binder loek them alt over well. 1st) See that the machine has a cold rolled angle iron sickle bar. with heavy malleable steel pfated guards, bolted close to the gearing. 2n<|) See that the canvas* runs close to the knife. 3rd) See that the platlortn and up­ right canvass are bridge braced. 4th) See that the back beam 1* up edgeways and not spliced. Bth) See that the drive wheel Is placed between four timbers with side castings bolted top and bottom.so that tlie drive wheel cannot "cant over.*1 6th) See that the lifting lever raises both ends of the machine at once without stopping, and locks it again. 7th) See 'that the reel can be raised, •r lowered at any poi^| moving back and forth. " 8th) See that the machine is balanced well and tilting perfect. 9tl0 see tint the Eatia grain adjuster and bundle separator are on it. 10th) See that the plunge bolt with seven of its delicate parts are removed, and simple cam and roller to drive the disc. Please a«k your old friend Tip Smith McHenry. to| show you (the machine. Sample at Ills ware (house. Also sample at G. A. Piatt's, Crystal Lake Cross., and »t John Woelridge, Llhertyville, Lake County; Messrs. Raught's, Volo, Like Couuty; Henry Selp's, Lake Zurich, Lake Co.; Vedder MRS. E. W. HOWE II** just returned froin the city.with a full line of Spring and Summer Millin­ ery, to which she invites the especial attention of the ladies. Her stock of Ribbons, Flowers, and Ladles' Furnish­ ing Goods generally, was never more complete than now. and she Is confident that she can please all who may favor her with .a call. Call and see the new styles and learn prices. *Mrs. E. W. BOWE. Vienna Bread. Rye Btead, Graham Bread aud Buns, at II. H. Nichols. The Standard.Planter at 1L It Owen A Son's, 4 - u will Reduced Priced. Aftei this date H. II. Nichof* sell Vienna Bread, Graliam Bread. Rie BreaO, Cream Bread, ail extra heavy loaves, for 8 cents eAch.' Pies. Cake*, l^uUS, &c., as cheap in proportion. H. H. Nichols. ^»xt door le tbe Post Offce. ilsHeary, Jll To all Pickle Growers ot McHenry County. The Globe Pickle Co. of Chicago (formerly Zott & Kollmorgen), are now ready to contract cucumbers to be de­ livered at the Crystal Lake Factory, and will pay FIVK SHILLINGS per bushel cash. . For contracts and further particular*, applf tO f-i «. .*K - G. H.CLATSOK, I . ,i.f it' -KuspA, lie. "Oli, lrty. #n^re"did vou get Ike el­ egant bread. Marie?** '"Why, I bought it at Nichols*. v Table Oil Cloth, very gfcod. 20 cent* per yard at FKzslmmons & Evanson'* Bucklen'a Arnica 8alve. The best salve in the world for Cut*. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sorei». Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup­ tions, and positively cures plies. It is gitranteed to give perlect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents, per bottle. For sale by all Druggists THE CELEBRATED STALLION AL.HAMBKA MESSENGER V\ 111 be kept at the stable of the sub­ scriber the present season, where those who desire can get his services at a moderate price. He was sired by Dole's Alhambra, and is one ef the best stock getters in the country. • ioHJt Business Sotte**, BeedVGilt Ed^Tonf«: •« tbe appetite. Tlie Moliue-Swiky Plow «| *. *" Owen^t. Fishing Tackle of all kind* at N, Engelu's, In Howe'* Block, near tie new Bridge. / " The Furst A Bradley ttalky Plow E. M. Owen**. Buckeye Fonse Pttwpe, ^ Owen's. . ^ All the llrat-ela** Plow* at K. II Owen's. The Union Corn ft^Mtt%r at X.v'llfc'f Owen A Son's. oTvT 9?*% >1 H. H. Nichols Keitiirant. * Best full Cream Ctteeae at BL tt, Nichol*. Is you want a good tuioke try tN> Little Devil," at Besiey's I>rug Store. Woodstock Bread and Cake* at H# I H. Nichols. * 5 Kirk's English Standard B?r **aai> 'P at H. II Nichols, opposite iP«Hf Margin's, Mcilenrv. AI way* lirlnxbiiq;. A delicious odor is imparted by "1 Floreston Cologne, which is always fw> | freshing, no matter how frvely ns«d. ~ | The finest line of silver . and Plated i Ware to be found lu the county. At W. Owen's. . - The finest line of Dresa GMHH tm S this market cau be found at Stevens | A Schnorr'Si .. 1 Hams. 8houlders. Bacon, Salt Perk Lard and Corned Beef, at Uowarth* Market, near the Depot. Just received. Overcoats for Men an4 Boy* at F. U. Mayes* Clothing Store, near the uew Bridge. Cheap aa th* cheapest. IF you want a good smoke try on* of "Barbian Bra*. Best.** They an A No. I. Society B«tlea. Ou account of it* n*marka|C|r #•!# Icate and lasting fragrance, society Indies are loud lit tiieir praise* e« Fiorcston Cologne. FOR SALE. 40 Acres of land in Section 11. att fenced. Also 80 acres of land, with a good house aud barn thereon, with timber and water in abundance, in SM» tion *4. Also my homestead on tbe Cff*tal Lake and Nwnda road. Goad new house, barn and other outbuilding**-- Apply TO JOHN FIUSKX. Furniture at CMt , In order to reduce stock w> will Isr the next Sixty Days, five better bar. gin* in Furhlture than wa*ever before ottered hi this couuty. Tblats no hum­ bug, and if you want Furniture of any kind cheap now I* the time to buy. Call and ex antinomy stock and learn prices. 1 am confident I cau /uake It an object for you to come twenty m<le* to trade witli me. Call at ouee aud save money. ~ ' Jorr K • • " McUeary. Mareh 9Mh, ISM. -- FOR SALE. I have eight fine Sow* witli Wjr for sale. Persons wanting them sltould call at ouce, " - #** Doajut . FOR SALE OR REN^1. A house and one-halt acre of land it the village of RiHgwitod^ House eoa- taius five rooms. Will he Wild rcasoift- able. Apply to WKMLCT LAM Siliowww, UL, Aprtt 4th, Fresh and Salt Frett'* Market. Meat*, all klad*« SMITH. Don't fail to see the finest twine binder invented at E. M. Oweu A Son's. F. G. Mayes say* he cannot be urder- sold. PATRONIZE liome industry aud bny your Cijfars of Barblan Bros. They make four difierent brands, and are ^quai to the best. FENCE POSTS FOR SALE. 2000 seasoned Burr Oak Fence Po*U for sale. Inquire of . * JIOBX DCfcAfc. CHOICE CONFECTIONERY. We have a large stock of tlie choic­ est -fer • . V"1 "i-Xli", M«T»W A SOSMMtt ' * ' TBT one of Barbiau Bros. h1fe« Stock.*' It will compare with Mf gar iu tlie market. • ' SELF BINDERS, TWINE lIirDKW. Farmers wishing to purrhasb a Self Binder will do well to call oa K. If. OWMII & Son and eee the ***"-yi*apoHs- liefore buying, a* It ha* two year* ad­ vance improvement* on the blading part tiiat. no other has. J. f, Applebr the inventor of tlie Twine Binder, superintend* tlie Mianeanoils Hut, vester wotks. Tbevo la iwtMng t» ho feared from McCermlek'* (Meats. «Ja« also get you a celebrated Wood 'fwls* Binder if yuu preisr It., Best Woven Wire Mattn*%tm MM at John B. Blake s. Ip you want to buy Clothing at Chi. cago prices,eall on S. Lawiu*.la T^,- sitig** Block. McHenry. |? , f; " " " * \7; :. I Wmn MattMSi 'ir? Mothers should r«siiember 'le "ls a most important duty at this season t« look after tbe health of their famillea aud eieaiwe the malaria and impnritiea fr»>tn tiieir systems. au«l that nott»i«i£ will tone up tbe stouiitch and liver, rfgwlate the bowels aud purifv ttio blood so |>er!ectly as PaikerV ^iagir Tonic, advertised in our volume*.--^ ft«f. See other, coluiuu. ' Best Brands of Nichol*. Tobacooat **. - '"Wj Arbticklet ArloM mt NliMW* Quick and 6ur» Many miserable iieo{tia drag I bene- seivea about n ilb lailiiigstvengtb. Iesl> ing that they are steadilv «tukinif »ato> tiieir graves, wlieu by uxiug Pavkerl* Singer Tonic tliey would find a SUM commencing witii tlie first <lo«»vwid Vi­ tality and strength quickly 1*4 **wi| coming back io them. The Highest Rnnlt Made from iianuie^* iaaterials% and adapted to the neeilii of fadlag and falling nair. Parker's Hair BalMl baa taken tlie highest rank as Ml oftigua* aud reliable hair restorative^ ESTHAY. v ^ . Cam* into the euchmttre^ tfe# tae» dersigned. April Ittth. 1882. three Sboau. Tlie owaer is hereby notified to prove -property* pur cuarge* aud take tbeiu aWay. • f , Dated AprU «Sth. VH ' flEADLlUHT OIL. Tbe beet Kerosene OH In t**i a* H. H. Nichol*. )Ta Fire Teal. Call and overlook tbe fne |nt of Carriages at E. M. Owen A SuttV CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES* CAB- IHAGESi... Any one In want «l » Carriage, Buggy or Wagon. »houl«t «M faH to «*all on E.M.Owen A Sou and see Urge car-load ji»H r»*c»*lved. Hot'-t fiiiisjied lot ever to county atd will sell (bent «!be«% . V.'". ' • • "Jfc i , inimM