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vvvrr:. U I :tr »CST 28, 1883. 'IS* Editor. tjOl<l l)<m»tion of the boiwdry »nsln and Illinois It again kt to the front. It l« re- that the government Is now asnrWy In the neighborhood Ml, unit that muter the official dt tlio line the entire city of will be thrown Into the state of (Mtk That statement cannot be «Rvtilted as fact however.--Rockford Jtrgitter, , MTSiiillnn aspires to political Iwiwn in Massachusetts. He may fancy [; litAeelf a person similar to the late ^ John Morrissey, but the public can see L no resemble nee except in the line of brute force, lie has not shown the I faintest trace of that Inherent manli- fe' liess Which Morrlssey exhibited In his tender devotion to his wife, who taught i film to read and to have a higher ambl- ^ k lien than to be champion of the prize p" ring. A strong contrast is this with j^he conduct of Sullivan, who recently jlgured in a police court as a wife-heat- *r. Waoeonda Depal mt. M^There Is something quite repnf. -Vjpont to our sense of independence in the words "ordered out," *s used by the ?*Kuights «f Labor" In ordering men. engaged for others here and there all ;i*o»er the country, to qnit work. When *.theso Knights of Labor, whU-h we Itn- ..^pir^n* is a misnomer, for we very much ^jidinbt If they labor at all, unless It is « calledlabor to swindle a living out of i-redulous people--we say, when these .Knights of Labor, from their secret 5: ;>lMlWt»et council, '•order" men a hundred : v inllei away* to leave titelr employers* roh a momeiit'e notice, and to rush into 1|%lie street dependent upon chance for ^npport. It smack* so strongly of papal > ̂ |iOwer over the wills and consciences of clinnot but regard it as If there is this to secure K'f Adequate wages for the industry of the r liired<-laxs,k might as well be called &»• rwmedylcss, for this .species of tyranny & v %a»nly asakes a bad-matter worse. • inen. that we , Industrial abomination. 'JMO better remedy than V-SP: - g®"*Goveriior Hamilton of Maryland If a ninn who baa tlie courage of his • convictions. In a five-column address to tiie people of the state he arraigns • the democratic party in a manner that ((„ 8 ahows lie is thoroughly conversant witli the aftatrs of the state »nd how bnsl- |n«« has been conducted. He criticises the last three legislatures; shows how •: the Hate has been swindled out of half million dollars, and speaks with bit- ternesa of the democratic ring Chat J^contrttta the party in that state. Hit allegation that since 1879 takes ana %. ! ot|ier state revenues, amounting to ..taindredBof thousands of dollars, have | . not bwn paid over by the collectors* Is well calculated to create a sensation. Delinquent officers now owe the state W1MW. Such a state of a^airs would mot new exist if the democrats had talried out the' pledges mad<v to the people In their platforms: neither •t . . I' 8. I- ' • would the entire sinking fund of the t state nave been.'used for other purposes had Senator Qormau and his followers been displaced long ago. Governor Hamilton can well say: U'furn the ras­ cals out." W}- i * t t l> U** COIIMT* TRACHKKa umtofe EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:-- The Lake County Teachers Institute convened on .Monday, August 20th, at Waukegan and has been in session flye days In charge of our efficient County Superin­ tendent. About sixty teachers were present on the first day and the enroll- ̂went now exceeds eighty, with a V prospect of several additions next week. Jjit Superintendent Fisher hasbeen as- ^ listed by several prominent educators 'A- ; during the past week. The principles f •» of Civil Government and Mental Arith- nietlc, are taught by the Superintend- f o,lt in person. Vocal music, Language I>««ons and Grammar are in charge of • , . 1*rof. A. R. Snbln, Principal of Frank. j^s_, lfo School. Chicago, and late Superin- S; tendeni of Public instruction, tn Lake j county. Prof. W. H. Ray, late Super- Intenuent of the Waukegan city school, about an hour each day In teaching and ICustrnting his manner of teaching the history or the United Mates. His lessons are both interest­ ing and instructive. It |ga subject of ifeep regret to the tea?liers of Lake County that Mr. Page is soon to leave iiafor another and more remunerative field of labor. Written Arithmetic is lo-X'Irtrge of John Fi^lier, principal of th*?Lib*rtyril!e Public School, a very fflk'ient and popular teacher who spends half an hour daily in illustrating hi' method of teachlug that useful M^cnce. Methods of teaching Geography have t'evn -presented by I). L. Moody, E. R. Moore, Miss Nettie Brochou and , successful teachei'3 present, On 1 litirsday Miss Ada Manchester «»ndi»cted an interesting lesson in Physical Exercises and vocal culture. Vu Frlday the subject and metliods of ^aclilng penmanship were freely dis- .cuned by O. M. Samson. Whlgham and other expert* in penmanship. This discussion will be continued next week I he subject of School haws of Illinois ••"d their application to teachers dupes such as keeping register, maki ng Mlteilules for whol*. fractional, and closing tht? bu^iiieM of wUJon solne e.I>rtae 111«d by tlie Super Uneiident and discu^&ed by tlie teach­ ers. 1 lie last but not the least Inter- eating hour of each davs seHgioii of the '•S£t}?*W«,?-d#*oUfd' to a lecture by PtofiL. on'Anatomy, Pnysiol- Hygcine. ' ̂ TJ,ie Instjtute was visited on Friday r-^Profv O. T firight. Principal or ifchool, ChicHgo, and author of '"Graded Instruction in vv,l° addressed tlie teache-s on the Milijwt of teaching language to yo<M| pupils. His remarks though brtef weiu well received by his aud- ieuce. The institute, will be continuVd dn*; »*f 'he (Irst four "days ot next week mid an examination of teachers will be' h<-ld on Friday. . Peter Johnson Is boll ding a stoHr room to tlie rear uf Ills )ttore on th»' groend formerly occupied by Dr. Wells office. • • • A monument to the memory of tlie late A P. Werden has just been erected jn the cemetery. Wm. England has been obliged to abandon th« road for a few days, on account of a huge carbuncle boil, from which he was suffering last week. He it now, however, very much better. Chas. Partridge, of the Waukegan Qatette. wns In town last week. County Treasurer Manser was vlsli* ing Arthur Cooke and other friends. {-: Dr.Jndd a;id wife from Edgertou, Wig., have been visiting with Dr, Mo- Chesnev. Alfred North, who has been teaching In Boone county during the past year, and who is seemingly a young man of universal mechanical ge»ius, has this summer turned his attention to taxid­ ermy for recreation, though his success may lead him to adopt it in paitt as a profession some time In the future. He has a very fine case of stuffed birds on exhibition at the drug store. The tenth anniversary of Mr. and Hra. Milton Powers1 wedding was very pleasantly celebrated at 4helr residence on Friday afternoon. . C. L. Pr.itt has returned to Ills laud In Dakota. II. D. Wells and others have been .vis­ iting the DesPlaines camp meeting. Quite a number of our teachers have been in atteiidanca at the teachcrs' in­ stitute at Waukegan. Mr. Kennedy the new teacher, wis in the village Friday. , The third nine of IWaneo'nda played a match game of ball with McHcnry on the latter,svgiounds on Tuesday, and shall it be said as usual? wlih the Wau* conda boys. They were defeated There is material enough here «or three goo I nines, if ' they have no op­ portunities to play excepting match games, and they enjoy It, It is all right certainly, but If they haye an Idea of beating anybody they n>ust certainly have organization, system and prac­ tice, . Tlio brass! band are giving .almost every evening open air concerts from the old hotel balcony. Fiiday a delegation from Wanconda visited Mctfenry to witness the game between McHenry and Barrlngton. A large delegation of Christadelphi- ans from Chicago, Harvard and oilier places have met here and are to-day (Sunday} holding religious services near Mr. North's residence. The Wauconda Sunday school Intends milting with neighboring schools in .a picnic at Diamoud Lake next Saturday Sept. 1st. Medicine was very fairly represented on tlie croquet grounds last week, Drs. Wells, McChesney and Judd being seen there frequently. Esquires Burritt and Bangs represented the lnw, while the-, ology was conspicuous for Its absence-- in fact that is the condition In Wau­ conda most of the time. Uucle Dan Oakes came near losing a valuable horse the other night, by nn unwise discrimination in supplying its wants; at least that is the theory. Ijt seems the intelligent animal was assist­ ing during tlie day in grinding apples, and it is probable that it was liquidst* ed with only sweet cider, whenever the other hands had resource to an older prodnct in the cellar. This wrong she detei mined to right, and when tlie Shades of evening deepened, proposed to help herself; accordingly she went to the cellar, aud into the cellar down the open hatchway. Though somewhat injured by her sudden descent, sue con­ tinued nosing around after cider, mak­ ing such a racket thereby that Uncle Dan aud the boys were called to her assistance. Instead, however, of giv­ ing her chler they foolishly took down one side of the cellar wall and lifted her out. Probably they forgot to get some elder for themselves even. It is a pity that the mares enterprise should have been so poorly rewarded. Mr. McAndrews has traded the Jenks mare for Frank Barker's colt. The Weagant family suffered quite severely-from the Rochester cyclone. Their buildings aud crops were totally destroyed. Mrs. Weagant is a daugh­ ter of Andrew Cook, Esq. Her son Gay land, was visiting here In the ram­ mer. ASHUAL BS-TOWN Am ficitic. -? ' ' && w- t' AT McHINRY, ILLINOIS, It w ORATORS: : T. r>. MUR-Hr, Of Wood- Stock. HON. IRA R.CURri»,Of M:irew|^ GEO. WAITE. ESQ.. ot Grant. CHAS. WHITNEY, ESQ., of Wauke- gart. r AND OTHER®. CHAPLAIN:-RFV. .TOKL WHEELER. The Re-Union will be of the Picnic order, and will be held on the Public Square, where.'ample accommodations wii'. be furnished for all. In the afternoon there will be Boat. Races. Foot Races. Sack and Wheelbar­ row. Races for Priies, and other amuse­ ments. A Good Band of Music will be in at­ tendance. A general invitation Is ex­ tended t«» all to eome out and help the Old Settlers rehearse the days ol "Auld Lung Syne." J. VAN SLVKK, Sec\v» ' JOHN G. RAOAN. Pres. Live Agents Wanted. To«ell Dr. Chnsti's Rocipea; or liiformatiortJ for everybody, in every rounty hi the ITnitettfJ States niH Ciinnrfa. Kn'arpe<t liy the pwblislter to 64$ pages. It contains over 'T.O'IO houschild ~ct'i|)es amj is suilo'i to all ol.'usos nnrt con. riltion of society. A woplerful book ami a household necessity. It sells at eighi. Great'> e"t iniiiK-enients ever offorod to book nirenl«r. Sample copies se it by mail. Postpaid, tor $-2 00. Exclusive torrilory plvon AtfC; ts more than' double rheir money. Address Dr. Ohasc'stji Steam Printing Hoiise, Ann Arltor, MifH. , j STANDARD . t Preserves Line i, *ive* a troantifnl finish, prevents the irju trout sttc^in *, MT«« labor 5 ; MADE Btr Standard Oil Co. CLXYELAVP Ji.! . OHIO. CONTINENT^/f .p HOOF OINTMENT, >' r-.i-.irf. m Va- Li- •• i '.. i ,. Cracked Hoofki Spratar, SCRATCHES AND SORTSS ^ •-' V I# : y* ?>".-•<? fitt ; H0KsES« CATTLE ft aH K Ask your Storekeeper for it or Wfite direct to the Manufacturer*. - . AMEEICANLUBFLLCATINOOILCO., CLEVELAND - - - OH1C- A little daughter at Harvey Dixon's this morning. ^ l Friday, 7,1 m Havln*soW tfta|yfcgS. We offer, without re- fierve, to tWB."IWiM^M<1<inr, the entire per sonai propertysituated \H mile« North of AtjronTttljV^* the McHenry road, eonaiMttuff in part <|||^iLf^llovriur pmperty: DAI*t.CArTLK. . 41 Choice Cows; Seimee baif-hlooit Holstoln Cows; S chokje lUtt'Wpott ffnUtcin Heifers, t rears old; 8 cMMM' Xtotstfeln ReiTcrH, t veftr old; 1 choie«i.rtjiaifiir 'bloo4 (lelstein Heift-r, ] year old; duhoico hJtf-biomt Holii«'in spr ng Calves, 6 choice Uprinff Oalres; I choice 3.4 bloed Ho is tela Ball. 2 j ears old this fatU HOBSES. 1 Span half-Mood Norman Haras, well matetaeil, 4 years old; l Span Sorrel Mares (toy Richmond Roy) Well matchcrl, S yeatt ol l; I Urood Mare, half sister to Red Cross, 7 years old; I BrAWh Geliflnjr, 8 yoars old; 1 Bay Geld, ing (by Richmond Hoy) 3 years old; J Siadion Colt, I year ol-l, sired by Gleaner; 1 Mare Colt 1 year old, sirad by Uteaner. Toor.s. SO Milk Cans; t Seeder; 2 8n1ky CnltlTat>r9; 1 Riding Ph>w;3 Walking Plows; I Reaper ana Mower combined; ) Corn Planter; I Corn Msrker; 1 Draft; 1 Ourti shelter; 1 Ltciiber WBfron; 1 Truck Wagon; 1 Milk Wago-i; 1 Roller; I T<jp Carriage; I Light Road wagon; 3 Set Double HafAesS? 1 Carriage Harness; I Furnace Kittle; 1 Set H«mvy Bobs; 1 iietliWit Bobs, aua all farming tools on the place. - CROPS. ' . . SOnc.res thick Corn on fio ground; 35 acres hill Corn on the ground; 1,000 bushcN Oits; -J5 ton* Timothy Hay; 8 biisuels Timothy Se»<l. Come Enriy. A Good Lunch aorred at the sale. TERMS OF SAMS.--One YEARS time will he given on approved Notes at 7 per cent, interest Two por ceut olf for cash. Chape!! & Sinnett. J. A. 9HSRWOOD, Ancltoaeer. POULTRY i?er Cioiee Pairs S Tri« 8ALE. Having m«de a spee.iait v of Pnre Bred Fowls, I now offer for sala a rear Pairs and Trios n THE BSfTfft MLT ef KMH91E06C! Isdiwl PirsBtStWilPIW'* Slew Work --OF tHS WORLD. Hlstory of Andaatjet Flthti. History Pictorial History lern Naval Battles. Aval Architecture. Bay, Alexandria, si Work of Uuria.Drakii Farragut, and other No oilier Book * . IBany oilier*. The Lives and •owe,Nelson.Pnul Jonesst'erry, tie ' ' aval Heroes ami Spa Fizln<'r». iy laainase covera tba . iH 'I 'E M 'H great ability an* lirncst ns the amtk4i-Mr*<f>nc*tledl>i) all. A wo from the l>est strains to tie found in the ^United States, if von wantanv of the following bird's give me a call FlyootiK Bseb, . Wiite artBnn ttittK > Black Breastefl Bei Game, • A Few Blaek Java (Mrell£ A Fei Liilt Bratma CccU 1 warrant my hjrds all Pare Bred, ami.if In want of anv of thote named give me a call aud yeu are sure to be pleased. m i . in their Season. * C. W. PRATT v-s J.#' J fVfi. i "J ** '-t . vii- V * s I * ilij? i+tri «, f " * ... -r. : ^ "s v r. i.rl - /f'l1'* «A^P* i w<•;?s hw.ttitisua Kt t l' v\;I A sA- •• n" " fancohda. 111., Aug. «th, 1833. Si f f f i . w-iff&jimtiii; m ,*m - :«n J. 7 H ze, $80; 3d Prize/$45; / Horse Shoeing 4 General Httdcsmithing, WACOM AND *' ..i. •( ' ' *' ... . .. -«* ., .'.s ' ' &:< (*> E, 1st W>>^ Kationpl Gua^ds, Capt. Bending, 6*!oft, Wi» C'o. ti, 3d;.;<>>:] • • • • • • A, lsi w C<>% K, 3d •* Oo. K, 1st " I'o. D, 1st Wis. ('lister Kifles, W bite water, *' record ofd'atrlotlHin aM Valor, tliat will be rend by old anil youiii;. Hnely llluitrMeil.Ciear'l vpv,C><K)d'raper and Binding, WW JSgM Price. S3. Sell* Put. IHFNTv UfANTfNKIEERAL COMMISSIONS. HUCIl IO I?nll l tUO»»criplio*«nrflfrwi»/r«# enption. and terms frt* Jlddmt j. C.MedCrlt|>V &CO., Philud'a.Pa. otMiauU. ohto. titieac*, iu., av l*WSTVI1 Eckert, Woodstock III! 1Q law, JanesrHK Ww|f '** [ Bmftlek, 111. ̂ O; Quinn/Cbicago. < " » Wilson, Delavan, Wi«^ , Citpt. Caldwell, fieokford Rifles, ,̂ VM. H.Cp WIr|̂ [SUCCKBSOKpO M. R, CtOTUtKB] ' ' r\ n. S. WAR CLAIM SOLICITOR .. AND ATTORNEY; »! l i i * I'MSS :. f "t NOTARr puBLiq;^ * i'«V . :i,. uc-JJ *" ' 5 » ' "I'tf'11 i "Hill ^ !?>•' i !•>,* ' * - \ J"* wtfSLi'*' ! "J" •> "»v i , Prosecutes pension or any other claims aK&lf^t tilts government, relating to lie late, or former w;ne. Com pi feu led eases anil re­ jected claims made a specialty. If gtapips iiuirat are enclosed for yeply, all comma Will be promptly answered XtlOttS OaUe atEssWanoe. MADIBONST., : ...1. WOODSTOCK. ILL References br arter, business*frtHfTtv, rel Gen John A. I.ogilti, U- 8. Senator, Chiengo, Illinois. , Gen. .f. (7. Rmitli, State Treasurer of IltinoitC' Hon. R. till wood ,;M. C. fttli III. 8yi'- amore, III. Hon. John O. SIV«rwia. cx^U. C. '5th III. Dlst., Aurora, Hl.f*'- • " . Hon. A. M. Jo i»s,ir. S. Marshal,ChJra^. TH Col. Ji»». A. :«e\uin, V$<}0. Union Veteran Clnb, (!liieayot 111.™ ,* Jetse A. HiiUlwin. Ass't u. S. Attorney, Clii- eatro, ill. t * " • Messrs. Sola, Scliwnb & |7o.. Wholesale Bool and Shoe Healers. 0»iicag<i,'"ltl. Also hundreds of county and hpuie referen­ ce?. • • • , v-. , < r B;: - Shefmaii; ; WOODSTOCK, ILU,, . Breech -- HEALED IX-- and Muzzle Loading Shot Guns, r V for sale. nut, Cars, Wads, anA ishing Trfckleebeap." .. , • f > " t \ t * i ! * > i All Kinds of - {'tea TK.tCHKKs' 1N8TITUTB. All Institute for the beneft of teach­ ers ami those desiring to teach will be held at Wooilstoek during the i4st four days of August. 1883. Prof. Geo. E. Ki-epfier, principal of the high school at l'eoria, and one of the best irstitute workers in the State, has been engaged to w.ork with us, and some of the best teachers in theconnty will assist. Prof. J. B. Estee writes that he will be pres­ ent if circumstances .will permit, and will give same Illustrative lessons in I). S. history. A free lecture will be given on each evening of the institute. 0 An examination will be held! at the close of the institute a,nd alfQ jk jtlie following times and plaiieCt Harvard, Saturday, Sept. IS. • . Marengo, Monday. Sept. 17. ' • f * Huntley, Tuesday, Sept. ML . . ̂ Niuida, Thursday, 9e]>t. 2<Jt, ? Klc.hmond. Friday, "seut. 21. "• **> Woodstock, Saturday, Scpt^,ML f 8. I>. BALDWIN. . Co. Sup't of Schools. Woodstock. III., Jely 3), 1883. Bakery Supplied M. Engeln. at his store a few doors north ot the Riverside House, bus made arrangements to supply his customer* and the public general!?, with fresh Bakers' supplies of all kinds. Fresh Bread. Biscuit Cakes, P4ee, etc.. can be found at bis store at all time?, and lie respectfully Invites tlie public to give him a call. He also keeps on hand Chick's and Spencer's Flour, which will compare with any . to be lomid lu*th<? market. Give me a call MeHenry/AiySth. 1888. ' M* fi SEW1KS MACHINE CO CHICAGO, ILL; ORANGE, MASS. AMD ATLANTA. GA. ^poriing^ r floods, AKD REPAlKING DONE. Atguod Breech'Loading. Doublet Barreled Gnn. warranted ' » i» ,. Winchester Rifle, 7fl m<triel, 15 Shots; 25. Ni<'kel Plate<I fi shot Revolver, *2.50), Self cocking I'l itish Bnli Dojr Pistol, .Wlk A (rood Single lljiriel, Bieech Loading, Sinjrle Gun, warranted, 18. I will undersell any honse in the county In Guns and Sportinp Goods. If you want a iroort (run-it will.oav von to call and see me. I warrant every xun I sell, Clothes Wringers repaired new Kolls put on. Price pUr pair warranted, $2.50. > GENTSMAKE IhitttyMiMnreSMtteWMrl Batiks for the Oman wam*m.09.. PhiUdelphU, h. Bells on mnn>vjp|.aM. P.O. Boat P. HAUPERISCH, MoHenrj Illinois* WrttiM re«nefttfiit)y inform his cnstnlners. and'the imblic geneeCly i.hut lie is now bet ter than erer ttrepared ^ do ail work in h(a line. <•": .4 , • t-i.• 'fi Of all kinds on short notice. d9*Gire III * eail and wo"wili please you both in quality And price of work. P. HAUPERISCH. Mcnenry, 111., Auff. 7th, WW. ~ > s tt'-] XV, ELGIN-' • MIIilTARY , * ' ' 1 4 . - " , c V , " - " * • * - **«>.v * DON'T YOU FORGET IT! • '"if Vtl;> •Mi,'™'? A3A W. SMITH, •'•'I' --OF--' Woodstoekj • • lllinoftfii. Hacked by Millions of money offej yon IVUEMNlTr against damage by J Fire, Lightning, Wind Storm#, CYCLONES AND TORNADOES. Dropme a postal card and I will visit yon; •'all on ine and I wili write yon a pollcv, ami w.ien vititer or any ofthet<e destructive el", metitsdevastates your property, happy will you bo if you hold one of mv policies, "for I will surety visit you, nnd minister unto you. I wUUtok formke you. -ASA W. SMITH* Gen'I Insurance Ag% >5f#: >.auut 4s Hi U »h.- THE "60LDEN STAB^ GASOLINE RANGES. Supeiioi* to all. Is rapidly su- persedinw Cook Stoves und UHU- wes for Summer use. Cull und see tln-in. JOH^ I. SxoftY. Ucllenrv, Ifay SSil, 1&83. ?> ^ » M ft The McHenry Brick Mannfactnrinf Oom pany are now rea«ly to snpply Briok In qnaa. tities FBQlt SHALL LE •t" -rnt-yw t • pv-n f P' - A4- ! , , / ' rt-TOw-":. New Home Sewing Machine Co; ^ M State St, Chicago. Jf+ SMJCZH* Agwh Me Henry t IU* - i. McttEVRY Ihe Ure^st line of T/Sdies' and Own' Kult l^nderwear at B. Colby1!. Wattkegaa, Anfastl»tb,l*B, Oar Load$. Their Brick are second to none'to be found in the market, and will be sold at tbe lowesi market price. 'Persons intending to bnild, or those hand linff brick, will do well to call and see us be tore | urchaaing. For further information apply to or.aUdress IcHcifl, rict Maaifpt nrinj CoBpany, s " ILLINOIS WE SELL THK Celebrated Golden 8*ar OIL STOVES and BAVBIS. The besf: and safest manufactured. Have already sold 28 which speak for themselves. JOHN 1.8TORY McHenry, May 23. 1883. ,. st*ry paper i eight, page The oldest and most reliable published in the West, ltisa large paper, full of interesting stories,society news and hutnor. IS very new subscriber receives a book as a premium. Price ti-00 per yoHr Address, tbe CHIC/ 3d Keg. ill. Nation ul Guards. (Jupt. Lawler, Rockford^Ill. Bock ford < forest City Greys, 3d Keg. 111. National Guards, Cupt. Pierce, Rock- to rd, 111. Generals Longstreet, Sheridan, Beetu,^Strong,^Elliottr Clietlaiii, Torrance, Fitzsinimons. Governor Hamilton and othei State olficers will be present. Programme to commence at half past ten, A M; Trotting and' ' Prilling will alternate each other until half past AAlnw irom oue tu two PM, then Trotting and Drilling. : ; • ; • • - 1 *t. ,r< if -f -/i"".'.:. . 4 ®S m nf thfi Fairt IE SURE AND ATTEND THIS m "AK ^ , '• '• S' t* * : s . "l i The Grand mwm m'-n " YiU W.-ii£ m Will Attract Hundreds of Visitors to our Tillage. t* ' •- :* n- 5 ' f - ,f; /, t4/W% il<Ai^ ktl,W ttfceal ffc. . •. MlKK i WAVCOHOA OSVS ST0B1 AID -iKiX-i • 4 , ¥ ! - > m offer m number of special bargains--Two Microscopes, ar beautiful little Field 'iVlem>|>e,*a variety or Mualca! Instrjment*. ineliidlnf two-,; very flne Violinsianfl otliers of cheaper grade, a good variety of Aeordeoui, Flutes, i i Harmonicas, etc. During the Re-Union we can furnish Plriknrion's latest beat work.especially iuteiestinx to soldiers, "The Spy of the Rebellion,'* at greatly ss. reduced rates. WeaUoask you to notice our stock of Autograph, Photograph- aud Scrap Altuimn, N«*w Standard Books, and •specially sevoud hand School v Books aud other regular nooda In our lino. The Cimilating Library is flourishing. Wo h»w Just added: "MMtthN fww j y Texas Mftiugg." '• ' PinkertouV "Professional Tlift"v«fc*iutlto OoWiHr*/ '-..'^.'*,1 MUII nntnlAni anrl RaIfilf • .t ' i My-Opinious and Betsy Roberta." .. i» 3i" , • r " p ' * v f t , * y > , * , - « • # j v ? ' i ' j L »« ,Si,. $it i." J r ijfx iifli }*. •'« I Wauconda, 111., Aug, 20th, 1883. HARRISON. . fr.-a . i-j r •i: •: . tf ft,S is-uf' "if , ..<> &4 !'*V: '• 1 U • M . & \ I&&.J i %! 7; ... . General Merchants, i *"•*« rST. . ' ' Illinois. m Sample copies free. LEDGER, Chicago, HI. JAGO Administrator's Notice. TS8TATE of Sheldon Colyer. deceased. The Jt!i underslgne*! having been appointed Ad­ ministratrix of the estate ot Sheldon Colyer, deceased, late of the county of McHenry and Htata of Illinois, hereby gives notice that she will appear licfoic the county court of Mc­ Henry County, kt tbe Court House, In Wood- »t<M'lc, at the September term on the third Hon I My in Septemlier next, at winch time all persons having elaima against said estate, are notified and requested to attend for the pin All per. rt to make immediate payment to the uniieriustii. Dated 30th day or July, A. D. M8>. MAIY U. COLTBK. Xdiainistratrix. reqnei liote of having the same adj usted. »ons indebted to said estate are requested i-.- To make room fbr olir im­ mense Fall stock of Dry Goods and Clothing we will close out all classes of Sum­ mer Goods at greatly jfe- duced prices. .'•i? it-,,: " ^Y*a%:£ v ** 1 ** ? 'J'*?* ^ ' "' \.-x' JjC i ! * * ? \ ilcHonry, III., July 30,18M. .*»*•' »#;U ...< '..vy. * • s * ' a; PERRY A OW . > •