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mssm S®Sk $x,'%...*•. «• fg % - ~ «r «f If® , j»# i ', ;,v: Mi M*l •4 ;v;^rV/H &*' * Wlt>1TB&D*Y. OGT. M, 1883, Railroad f*me Tablo. act mo aocm. MttVe Lake K&*ht.... la* r. • *•"" •*»e nit - n«r* Lake Freight.. W*. * •mira Lake K*pwt* :v. i:57r. W Mln Lake Passeairer . 0:57 " ' II. BGJI, A»E#T Sou. A font. Meflenry. HI it MO*IO LODOR. No. Ut A. F. awf A. M.-- s*iit.ateptien* the Saturday on or ,to vo.wf* tk* fall M tie moon and every twe "f weeks „ >. G«A». a COLBT, W. M. Vcsiritr ottinm sfo. s» B. A. H. -*«»«. •<wr Convocation* held onthe aenondand fourth «if; Frtdtyi tm tub moneh. ^ 1 ' - K, V* A*t>KRBOW ,H . P.1 "And TIOTT the aserehant wary Will deem it necessary fitova an advertisement wall displayed, - '• • **syed, played,, - -' s" v;. i««i. , Within his favorite paper, > ~^y-4} fwrtliii'i the proper caper If whieh t* catrh ijn oemiag avtamatrade, M, - wade, trade." .. ,,• ' „ BUCKWHEAT cakes for breakfast are now In order, HON* B. BISHOP hat been wrestling with a tame back for the past week. A FULL Stock of the latest styles of Fall am) Winter Millinery fust received «t Mr8. II. H. Nichols', o>!" ip-, &. v. ^BARBIAN BROS. BKST" are pro- fjennced the best Cigttrs in the Market. Try tlici*. MRS. C. A. KNIGHT, who ha* spent the summer with her parent* Jn this village, returned to her home In Chi­ cago on Thursday last. * W. A. CRISTY is making a good Im­ provement at his residence by giving It a handsome coat of paint on the out* side. Geo. Curtis is the artist. IN another column can he feiind an advertisement for J. C. Choat. WsoiJ- %{ . otock, which none of our readere should »«s fall to read; it will pay yotn litis • : ,5W •>: •: |p- » 1 f -;•<*' ,»k> The Westminster Coal Stove, both Round and Square. For beauty and durability has no equal IN the market. For sale by E. M. Howe. FITZSIMMONS A EVANSON are paint- lug the outside of their new store, 'i! which much Improves its appearance. *' John Klelfgen IS doing the work, "WHKRK is my h«y to night.'* Will Crlsty says his Is sweetly sleeping in |ii« nurse's arms, aid of course eougrat* tilations are in order, an«l Wilt is 'h;r happy." Weight, eight poumls. ( Miss CLARA B. Owen has returned to her studio In New York, where she will remain during the present winter. She was accompanied by tier mother, who will remain ;w» or three weclcs. " OVKi«X)ATS will be worn doubly-' breasted this winter. |f you liave grown thin thr«t|gh poverty, yq« oati sew on another to\¥ ol buttons on your single garment irncl fold iloverfaf onougli to m^ke things m*et. PMor. W. G. OKAIO, of Uhlcago, WIH^ ^ lecture at "the t'^shyterian Church, in! " Woodittook. tho llrSt Tuesday evenl:\^ In November. ,s«\>jeet; "Two'Glands*1 itu (gullet betwefMi ]aboc aud capital), s- AdniisMon, 35 oeote. •#- 1 - W • |i * »•" ^ Hk-r ^ 1 I- * «- J l" ya-b « WE read lu Jin e.|tcliaiige of ^ YEUNG nrffti.-sr' Udy having been ipade qraxy by a wid- n > *. den kif»s. This «l*auii! teach yoiltig f. 4fJ ladies to be eWn«ta1itly expe«uing«orn^ iii-^ * * tftfhg of that kind, and 'WM fsr U vhen It cumeS. Wg are requested to announce that' tfc« AMfrtalhm#»4iJMi«« Andres, a^ . Rlngwood, wlfloh we an^amieed last weeks, will IM postponed lor : a few s weeks.- Wh^h the date 4« ttted dnt) f :} will he'glven K> th^se ^Imanfe, l;;: . . > . .• , . . L. -i; t , -A KKftetiMt Convocation of M»He"nry r if f Chapter. ?fo. 34, R. A. Masons,1 will *he ' on , evening 'of this wepfij, f %,„>j October 2<ltl». ftyery, member is lit- t i r ^ irently requested W be pre»«e^i, Dusf- ; *•' i * tiees of liaportaitoe. : By «r*bf H. > 8. J t «f -j. i , ..,;fs,, 1"" ; 1 --p have .revived some very fine ^ winter radishes tiie post week, one f ^41 from John Kimball, which weighed fm; ®2 three ponnds and fourteen onnoes. and | i 4 'MK). fyiiJtJ * ;iiilr*-K « fr- r^Ci one from Wm, t-nngham. three poitnds four ounces. *i'l»cy were yeey, ftue eat- lifg. TUauks. geutleiunn. ; TitE members of the McH*nrv ft't- Association fire etipeclaily; re­ quested to mef|t at th« resident* of E. P. Slafter, on SaUirday evening next, at half past seven o'oioek,. to transact business of importance. All members are «$?*( earnestly requestod to at­ tend. SECRETARY. W.tf h ^riiv THE Uymnasium, of whieh we epoke week. Is progressing fivorably, and by another week it Is expected they will be In fuM running^orderi We Understand there are now about forty members. We hk'l Intended to publish the names of the officers tit »s week, but for wa^tt of tlaii biirc been unable beget them. COCSTV SOPKKlNTBNDKSrS SOTICR. My office <tays at Woodstock will be the lecoud aud fourth Saturday of eaeh •Mfith till further notice. HENitr It. BALDWIN, County Superintendent of Schools. WooJstock, ni^ Oct. 16th, 1883. Tin merchant who condemrs adver- tltlag asMunprolitab^e',' Is ma«l|y the owe to embrace every catolipenny •dodge that presents Itself A ^busi­ ness directory** to be posted in out of the stay places, a card on the back ot * cheap statement and like shoddy de­ vices of peripatetic drummers for ab­ stracting money are readily, eiyigh-t at by such person*, fttul as. of course vnoth- tng results, advertising in general t» stoutly oondemned by them. 'Experi­ ence oft-repeated shows that the suc­ cessful advertiser Is the one who selecta good newspajMsrs as his medimr). ami peraisteutly f«M4wa course. }V:/t -ti Sf J.S' it |t *4^ fH -> - t: I?'" ^ #Sr' 1«lif>ali SeUays '.sure?* Jona- **lrlsh^e &pfr»*d! The Irish den't Wiviat! 4i»ytWng to speak of, Ameri­ cans invent everything."' Mike: "Thin perhaps yex can ttill m* wlty tlie Irish- man1# name, Pat, 1? always next to the date on all the new iuvintibns, Divil an American namer«au ye* &<u},at all. at all.**--Ex. , THE young ladies are talking of get­ ting up an anti«tobticco sosieiy. The question upon which they are divided now is whether It Will be better to re­ fuse to kiss all the young men who soil their lips with tobacco or to agree to kiss all those who do not. As most of them favor the latter proposition there Is great rejoicing In the ranks of the non-chewers. By the way, wo don't chew. t £ PETEB COOLER once said: '*fn all towns where a newspaper Is published every business man should advertise in it, even if nothing more than a card stating his nam# and the'business he is engaged in. It will not only pay the advertiser, but it lets people at a dis­ tance know the town la a prosperous community of business men. As the peed is sown the fruit recompenses. Never pull down your sign while you expoct to do business.** A* exchange says: Answer (hose questions and then determine for your­ self whether the city or local paper Is deserving of your support: First of all do the distant city papers give you home news? Do they contain notices of your churches, schools, meetings, im­ provements, and huudreds of other matters ,of Interest in your county which the local paper publishes without pay? Da they say a word calculating to draw attention to your neighbor­ hood and In the progress and enterprise of your immediate vicinitv? • : --^ -- AH editor is never -paid fofsilavorft re;»dfrcd the public. One of his cab-> cage plants, though' absent from his sight sincq «Iu|y. \ya? to-day returned to him. Its growth In tluit length of time-was, width while atnuding. 3 feet and Switches,' wtidth of iiead, 14 inches, weight, IT |M»und<>, Has lie vegetables at this time miharVested anywhere in the riinge ot Irlfi patronage. It might 1>e thought prudent to see such for. warded to him forthwith, as the chill soeniA to tiiroateu all out of doors. A SUBSCRIBKR. THE following we dud hi the Wauke- gan Republican, iu relation to the new landlord alNh^Riverside House; "Capt Win. M. Yager, who has been Sailing the steamer Manita up and down Fox River during the past summer, lilts leased the Riverside Hotel, at. McHenrv, and Mill move in and assume the duties Qf jandlord next week. Yon %yill travel a good many miles before you will Hud a better landlord than Captain Yager will make, hnd a« fo* the landlaiiy, why the pleasant Tact* of Mrs. Yager would make one feel immediately at ease if they were iit a foreign laud,- Success to the River»i«to; Istij may It prosper uiidet^the new iVinnawemint.^ : »i i ,:>1 r '• a. iux i .i; -*.fr ' IQREEHWOOD. . •t.... • >, , ,, .itf : , F.i*iroit I'l.VJvnKALKU: -- Tlnntlng time Has again eivne. Wilt H\rt wrell was the lirst to Shoot a wild goose this fceaeoil. ' '•" ' -/ • -• E . A . ! f t ( > y i f i i ! 9 4 _ i l c k : the past week. :t t Willie and llortie (Jarri«on have lia 1 Asavore attack of.tffa sen Hat f*v»r. Dr.. dart attended th^.n, ami.uVider his skillful cafe they are no w co i /<*:» I e see lit. Oe«. Ilotchkiss and wife art; visiting friends M Blackberry Station. Tite >ioid. h^dge- .i>()rth of. I^wiglit Siultl»^ W rebuilt br DtM« Bro«. Jolm I'wniM't tw#r{h«n<N.- for^hu'ii u^ 'er, ha^ seven hyndi^d4 gallons this bmusoo.; Tltis town is a biisiness pKc« and it fanning grn«M<l everv «lay. A board of trade has he«« established, where, af- t«r hecouiing ^ aie.«wber, y^h^ve the IM-JviJege, of s^tcuUting, buying short, aud^ as. near as we can find oiit, ot sellii^g in tlie &atne,\wajr. One of Mr. Toles'" raM| a\y^v. while the boys, vylie weje huskliig com (ou I he hill., \yerennable to catch them. But they will not be so baffled again, Jtnr they .ur»w have », sixty, foot rope tied to tie IIlitis, and are cbiifldent of captnrln;? thiiiil, should th^y again un­ dertake It. " ' We have to record auother sa<l event in the death of Mi'*. Realf, Which oc cur red list Sunday night. Mrs. Geo. Garrison and Mrs. A. C. Tkompson Were her daughters. 3 Th« foTloMrlng Ts a^tarttal ll*tof pen- si on* rs in th^ county, tha amount eacu receives per .limitIt, a,tr| the uv ture of wound- or iliseato, fM wa clip fruw Se>Uin«ff MRHKxar. Bennett, Lenaant B. disease abdominal visecra tare$»ry, Hartnon 8, heart disease aid Uiabete* Holmeo, tlarry D, wrourtt riRht H iupris, Phillip, injury to aMo.nen ..a HArrisun. Wm II., injury to ubtmuen .'.Q Leickem, Peter, rUeamattsw, urmi <tw(in riffht ear Mead, Henry C, injury K-ft knee Mead,Oaa«% survivor Hli Manning. Wm B, gunshot wound in loft ana Sto Murl, Penile K. dependent nether.. Whiten, Mari?aret, mother Wirfa, Caaper, chronic rheuaiatisin ...... RICH MONO. Ba<v>n, Lyman, chronic dUrrhaia, disfaiUl of abdomen vt*e.era Bo^art, Laura W, wi<low Bacon, James; IHiher Bi-ee.ler, Thomait, father Ciiin. It'iberl, wound left knee..»......^.i. Olotiuei-, Marsh.ill 51. injury to alxlontea. Clapsaddle, Eli*»l>eih, mother.... .. Cornell, Aulrnsta rt, widow...., Fwulkner, Ph«»l»e *1, mother tfoffiiian Henry, fiuher Keej»sell. John, wound left wrist.... i.h Mowear, M^rtlia, mother ...... Ste vens, Si!as O, partial hemiplegia left side . ..i . ..»• . •• . .............i Tryon, Cbfea. 11, wound left forearm. BIMMIIU.' OtHman, Geo H, wound ri^rtit shonMiir.. Powdfa,"Thoini««, wound ri«i»t shoulitar. Thayer, Win W, wound left fuet » RINGWOOIX Ooargin, EHznbeth, widow 1819 Un««rolil, Geo W, wound right s!(l«^l|> jury right shoulder, left thtmb..wtu. sotos MILLS, Haldeman. John A, wound hand Sutton, Tftoma* K, disease leg, cbrMilis diarrhusa, distf.ise rectum s,Vit rtrvis,derexcy,mother..k..... . KUitDA. Andrus, Justus P. chronic disrrhaea. isi> dijrostion ..T^V.. Amlross, Cha«, gunshot wound heail, neck, lossot meiiiorv, |Ktrtial deafiiess Beck ley, John K, wound head, disease bram, deaf t>otli ears w. Beck lev, Gordon |,, tsurviror Uil2....w.^. Clark, John, loss left, leg Cox, J'lni^s II. injury to rtMomon s EMsworili, Mauricc K, wound rigltt hand Kerns, Ann, widow l.iivUtroin,(James J, loM right foot ..... Mc(iue, Lawrenrc, chronic diarrhoea, in- disrextion, lisono ainlominal viscera... M irk, tin Ida. widow lSli Putnam, It'iiiAom, wound head, diseaee brtin Kmvl v. Uoljort, injury left leg, varicose veins v.. Smith, I'hoe be, uependent mother Sanford, Eliulta 11, cnronic rlieumaiism, disease heart Sheiunt, S illivan 3. Injury right ear, deafness ' Tlioinpson, Elizabeth, widow WI4..., C»vsTAi^r.\Kti. ; P Pellet; Get* f„, woitn i in -head* a Kinoliart, James K, w»um| left Up.....« «UKKKW'v»n. : Hit (Jod-tard, Miltea, disease aixtotainat v(|. '"•» few':.. ... ..v. .» <?.. iHt% Mcl>onatd, Jainus, wuiind rtglit thigh,^.V 10 iiaiiaoM. rf Clay, Mariah M, mother .. 8 Oornue, Maria, widow.,, : 8 Klliotn. Joel, wound right side, injury1!# nbdoinen ,12 Picw-e, Zcima, survivor l"t|2 8 pajte, Kraaelin, flironic. dlarrhtea.... 4 Seaman, Krastaas, Iom left aria.... ... ... . U Atstx. , *n". Chap poll, flenrr H, wound In right I tag DisHrow, N.-tno.v ti, met her.... ...... Kink, Peter, fa'tlier *.,'m Mb-.kle, Polly, widow |S|i i."1. ' M<'l>ean, Sit«tnnah, widow...i r«,, Weter. Margaret, widow ....... Wallace, John I), rhenmaliSui, Irritation spine 1;.. AkOONQtTIN. Benson, Waltice, wound tef* hip. ..... Campbell, John, disease abdotnaial VM> cera Ovffert, Cliarlos K, won ad right ahenfc. - der.'iud back llnntlev. Wm S, wouml neck ICallberer, Wm, gunshot wouk4 lift sbi*alULer . i,.. OOKTBlBtTTKD B°r * P. BltfflKtT. The boy* are scoring qnlte good bags of «luck* at Twin 1>nke«. W. Bogart'a new Imtiao It Approadiing completion. Tlio O. A. R. mustered Mi^ncruit last Friday night. fbs venerable Mr. illII,of Wiuiconda, waa la attendam-e at the Market Fair, and ma«M ft *sry ploassut CAII M tlia writer. -A:,-.•> • Geo. Rewe has opened a new barber shop lu Richmond, H. I<. Chevillon continues in business at his old stand. Tha Doctors Bennett's office will htVeafter bo in the building lately va­ cate <1 by Dr. K. E. Rrmvn. * Frank Mead sold two wagons before breakfast, the day after the Market Fair. So much for their exhibition at the fair. .. * to* inf^miM kft KU It , , 15 •' 8 >10 * 8 17 8 Id n 9 18 12 8 8 « ; 8 ff 8 8 v • a 18 . 'JL -J II- HEBftoai. ;;;* r- EKITOR PLAINUEALEU:--Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conn returned from thalr vtsl|, east, last week. " t , F»ed Merrlck. of McHeury, woa ln Ipvvu last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. I'arrot, wl»o have been visiting friends hi this vicinity, return­ ed to their home in Iowa Inst -Monday night. " "* ^ <ii^. Ayfrt starii, »<H»n tyr Bennine- ten, Vt.. where she will speud iba Wlu» t«r with her son* On account of tha bad weather the t^rowil WHS wot very large at the tein- peranee lecture delivered by Ca|>t. t'almer last week. The (>rand Worthy i'atriaich of the ^ous of Teiaperanoe was present. - h, The ^liirar^AssoclaHoh will meet at Dr. li, O. Oratton's ullce on {tatnfday* evening. Tli^sc interested wi)j please utteud. as business of importance will be transacted.. . \ MAKttiKi>:--On Wednesday, Oct. 17th at the residence of t(te bride's parent*, in Linn. WI*,, by Rev. I. Currer, Jlr. h' VV. Webster to . Miss Fannie S. Sears'. Til* presents were uuiuerous, useful aii'd ori-amentai. The happy couple moved liito their mhv house and went to house keeping immediately. Wo wish thorn tnueh happiness, and Are glad that Ike can now "begin to carry" -the Water* baild ires. etc. , ..^uqp^OJiW. . BWTUR I.KI)KAUK.UOn Friday of last week there was ari «ini«uai amount of bad blood lu town. We don't know whether it.was caused by tiie state of the weather or not. The sherifl stepped off the eight o'clock train en Saturday morning of last week, aed gobbled up 6ur saloon Ists and about a dozen witnesses and took them to Woodstock, and they wete all bound ever to appear at the next term of court. We (in lerstand that the complaint waa entered by our Free Methodist brethren. There were two gentlemen fre'.n An rora Here fishing last week, sin ,'l timl a line lot of Ash. They left them in a box in the river, and MW.rf one stole ihem. A reward of #10 w«y| altered for the thief. Chns. Plngrey i* '^glng ta move from the hotel to his lunn tMs week, Mr. Siuiiett takir.g possession of the hotel. We bespee'ri ,or our new landlord a good pp'truivige In his new ei\teri»l lse. T^e;a is to be an oyster supper and f'.lr on Thursday tiie 23th^ for the ben* e*iit of St. John's Episcopal olmrch, un­ der tiie inaiiag«ut«nt of the Ladies' Aid society, at the new residence of fijdxyard Morton. Sr. Admission, in­ cluding supper, 25 cents. Tha German shoemaker hat moved into, tiie little house an Main St., va­ cated by H. J. Brink. There is a sign painter from Chicago In town, and most of our business plaoes are hanging out bran uew signs. O. W.Gould has put In operation in his factory in this place a new* inven­ tion (or separating the cream from tiie milk as it is delivered at the faotery. It will separate about 600 pounds per buiir. |f it is a success they will re­ quire three or four of them iu this fac­ tory. Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Thomas returned on Monday morning of |li|a week from Uplr fifU lu HlssomrU f ? ;' -y' : 4 V ' ' : tlN&WOOO KntfOR PI.AINUEAI.ER:--^Iteme are Scarce and everything's dull becansa It Is llard times. ' ' " Many of the farmers around here wear very long faees because, as they s ty, their <5orii "Is net worth hfisklng." Otiiers report a f'.tr crop. But on thrf* whole we are af di« opinlin that it Is uot equal to last years crop. Mrs. Tk. i). Carter, who has beer, visit- i?ifr feet parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ladd, of Vuia plaee, returned to her honie lu Jefttrson, Iowa, on Friday laM. She Was aooompauled by her sister, Mary, who iuteuds attending school there the coming winter. There is some talk of organizing a Cemetery Aid Society here. As this place has loug oeen in need df such an organization we hope it will prove a success. Miss Frankie Carr, who has been sof. fering from a severe atta<4c of. diph­ theria, ia recovering, ^ Qtir enterprising carpenter, Ow jK. Churchill, is building a barn and mak­ ing various other improvements at Isaac Harsh's. Miss Lucy Hall la engaged ta teach this wluter in the same soliool in which she taught last summer. This Is plain evldenoe of Misa Hall's success. The new Methodist minister, Mr. Searl,lias preached here the la«t two Sabbaths and Is very well liked. Miss Martin, of Darlington, W*!*** '8 visiting lier aunt, Miss Tolley, Will Green has given up clerking and is going to school for a change. We are happy to aay that Mr. T. Lumley is recovering, and his many friends hope soon to see bim outjonce >ker^ Barry Hornby Is loading a fonple of cars with Mireffects, and fc*4« te Ne* braska. . • : Hev. Chas. Fraser, of Chlcage, has been hired by the Congregational churches ef Richmond au4 i#enoa tf> preacli the Word. . \ [\ '"V , ' ,, , ..v |> Work en the new wsb trick wilt lib pushed as fast as the wfather will per­ mit. and we expect soon to see the "flyers" coursing upon the same; ? \ •- " I./ .M" - Messrs. F. W. Mead and A. P. Gray hsd samples of their wagons and other work at the fair, and have made a num­ ber of sales In consequence thereof^ Their show was a creditable one. The Richmond Cornet Band showed their public spirit and won the grati- tnde of hundreds by playing for tlie pleasure of the attendants on tlie Mar­ ket Fair. Sncli things as that make a baud deservedly popular. We acknowledge a pleasnltt (Mil fftttti Asa W,Smith, of Woodstock, on last Wednesday. He came over te see tlie Richmond Market Fair, and we think he considers it a remarkable success for a tlrst veuture. It is always a pleasant thing to have an hour's chat with Mr. Smith, and we hope his years may yet be long In the land. This may he a late, but net the less heartfelt acknowledgement to the members of the Richmond Cornet Rand, Repass leader, for a flue serenade with which our family and self were honored. The boys can produce as fine music as the best. Indeed It Is re­ markable to observe the proficiency of this band when we consider the short time It has been organised and lu prac tice. Their skill In music Is greatly dne to the able Instruction and leader­ ship of Mr. Repass, who Is an enthusiast la this field -and an--able instructor. Thank you, gentlemen, some again. • The lUfchmond Holler Mills. ! After wsntfcs of patient labor and tlie expenditure ef a lar^e sum of mer ey the alterations In Cole, Cooley A Co.'s flouring mill are completed and Richmond may now beast one of the most completely equipped tnills lu the northwest. Except the outside shell the mill is new from top to bottom. The new roller process has been substi­ tuted for the old one, and. the;'amount ef new machinery necessary to make Che change, and the amount of work to It Into position and build the rteeitoary adjuncts, has beeh great. Blit at tlie en^l of It all Messrs. Cole, Ceoley A Co. have th^ satlsfaqtiop of announc­ ing to the public that (bey are- able te do the beat of work an1 any amount of It. Bring your grists to the Richmond Roller Mills and try the patent process (lour. ' "fho proprietors will be happy to shew interested pirtiee th< I m pro vet- men is. ' - -t-i' ftteltMONt) M tKKtat rlkl^.v,:,^ A raoiroiTNCBb SDOCEW, l>i«s The Richmond Market Fair held Oct. l?th, was a greater success than even its most sanguine, friend* looked foi\ Tlie amount ef stock and other nier ohandise exlifjlted and eold exooeded eXpectotlons. The crowd present was estliriatea at 1,000, aud It was probably itirger than that. Parties, wer- here from long distances to see and buy. We met men from Woodstock and Wsucgu* da, aud other pacts of Lake County. Mclleury was we)l represented. There was a nice display of blooded stock brought for exhibition rather than Sale. We had time to be en the ground only a few minutes and therefore had Insufficient time to more than give a cursory look at this Une stock, and we learned the nnmns of only a few exhibi­ tors. Hyde A Coakley showed seme One kferlno Rains, and C, Street A Son some Poland China Pigs t'liat ought te take a premium nnywhtre. Their stock is well known throughout the west and needs no special commendation, John Veeburg had some fyie pigs on exhibi­ tion. Among the herd of cows sold by Bry. Benson were some Jerseys, per­ fect little beauties. Jo. Hyde secured one of these for something less than 900. Besides the sales made there was a large amount of trading done. Those wishing to exchange stock for stock found ample opportunity to do so. This feature of tlie fair should be borne in mind when successive fairs are ad­ vertised, and induce men ta bring out the I restock. One of our farmers had a large rnm- ber of small pigs which he had offered at one dollar apiece cut the farm, with­ out buyers. As an experiment he brought 13 of them to the fair and im­ mediately sold them at ten shillings the head, aud lie could have sold many more if he had brought them. Some stock exhibited at the fair was sold next day, so that tlie fair sales as re­ ported de, not represent the entire aggregate of purchases which should really be credited to It, We noticed a load of turnips, honey i «id wnslt «>Wt ®uo had fltftiShpartlMBefe. •TtieuRewAttl Bros. :4iad on exhibition eniHiMeao# 'lln# varieties of |>»tatee«, and contracted a large amount of the same for delivering in the sp-lug at $i.00 |»er bu«hel. There was a good ttiunber ef horses offered for'sale, ami It would have been a good place for horse buyen« to attend. Assbonas it ls demonstrated that the horses will be at these fairs for sale It will attract buyers-frem the city. The auctions commenced soon after noon and It took a good share of the a/ternoon to get through with them. Gee. W. Stewart was the only man who wielded the hammer and made both purchasers and sellers happy in strict accordance with the Auctioneer's art. It gava him a hard afternoon's work, but whoever knew Stewart to tire out'whlle anything was left to lie knocked clown to the lowest bidder? There was work for the|persuasive elo­ quence of two er three men of the ham­ mer, W| George got through with It all. "• The fellewlng^s a list of sales so far as we were able tu get them; » Sheep.... .t SB SO * - --- ., 100 00 .. ««! ... SO OS ... «eso ;.. SRSSa .. 27 00 .. 3030 .. 75 00 ., 25 00 4 IWM .. 140 00 . ; UK 00 .. 70 no ., 145 00 . 150 00 .. 96 00 now* at C It Owee^riwf*. Go to Mr*, .it,' Hchwn|M:lier's for Mitt nory, i^resa Making and Fancy Ge<*«l» Silk Velvete Perry A Owen's. and Velveteena at t^oaks, Dolman's and Ulsters far Ladlea and Misses at Perry A Owen's. All the leading Owen A Sou's, Walking Plows at The largest line ef Ladies* and Gents' Kilt Underwear at H. Col by* • Zinc Beards In all st vies and pric.»>. JOHN I. STOUT. Go to Mrs. Howe*s % JftiHinerj DtJCivmaWiiif^ NM trouble ^MMIoim «HH BUT Bnrhiak Brothers' Cigars, are toe best. 4 Head young sleek..*. 2 " ............. 80ftheep.. ......i. 2 Boar "Pigs.. *. 1 Wagon 1 " (seoend hand).......... 1 llorse ..., X >. i .......... .......j. 1 1 11/Ot flonsehold^Goods..... .... 1 " Stock. 1V»UI .......3U.377 50 From!,the above it will be seen that the sales amounted to'between twe and three thousand dollars. The management, encouraged by the successNf tills first'falr, andlby tiie ex­ pressed wish of numerous parties, are contemplating the holding of another fair some time In November. Se look out Tor the posters and get jfour stock ready for sale. •. NUKD4 . HFLTTOR PTAINDEAL.KR!--At FOH not have any news from our town I think that it will interest seine te know how we progress here, ' We are building a Union Sclieel House tiiat will he an ornament ta this town and Crystal Lake, siul when fin­ ished expect with au efficient corps of teachers, to 'nave a school second to none in the county. Smith Bros, moved Into their new store en Saturday last and have the finest store in the place, ft waa built by J. A. Sheldon, principal of your Suhllc school, and built upon honor, as . A. H, will do well by any oue who gives liitu their work to da. Do you have any peddler cartf ran* ning from your town? We haie^ikeut half a dor.en from ours, John Rrown, from the firm of Butler A Warner, is the boss peddler. Can tell ali a good story, Riujf a song for them, and sell them anything in his line, cheap and satisfactory, or money returned. John Goodwin ha* painted hie house and built a porch in froat, so you can sec that big pickles are money. Jenks A Goodwin have a car-load of cows te sell this week. We sec by the Nunda Ifemtd and hand bills that the G. A, R. .have an entertainment and supper at Ballou's Hall, ami if they have as good a time as before, It wiil pay all who attend, and I think we all ought to fer the boys that wore the blue are worthy of It. I will give full particulars next week, ;We are going to have a new local paper start here, and all the uews for one dollar per year. We are glad to have ft come, but we will stlpk to the PLAIXUEALKK yet*as the bfst of all our county papers. Anil all who take it. so far as we htar, would not give It fof all i he rest of the pippt*. J. I. O. 4. ,h Visit to the Art Room. I- I * Novkltt1 AH® Qualit*^ At J. O. ChoateH are Objects of great iHt^esi," with people Who love thev beautiful and useful* People vlaitlug Woodstock, with a view ol securing ar­ ticles suitable for wadding presents ajid friendship gifts, or adding to their household gods, givers of parties, lovers of ceramics, idlers pimply cut ions ahont tlse.lat^st novelties, all And tlielr way thither as the stock is quite, full and complete. Arnoug a host of rare, and art.ist ic Importations certain rich pieces setnd prominent for beauty and costli­ ness. A pair of Egypt'an vases In leather color md black, with figures ef subjects peculiar to the land of tlio pyramids. Another pair of rare antique Frouch vases decorate d by the hand ef a leading French artist. A lady of cul­ ture on looking over the stock was led tie exclaim "truly art Is gaining ground in Woodstock." Art, and Eugllst art et that--can seem to go no farther. Exquisitely conceived in color, and splendid in.wealth ef decoration as dis­ played on table ware. The enameled {Gdiuburg dinner service^ In unique shapes and bright beautiful colors that delight the eye; every piece has a land­ scape of historical significance, I he pld Edinburg castle, the University of Edinburg. now about to celebrate its 300th ani'lvorsary arid spend 8250,000 in additions to the Medical depart­ ment. The heme of Walter Scett and other scenes and buildings of renown in and arouud tiie eld Scotch city ef E-dinburg, The blue and brotvn Jasper ware, The critical eye lingers long over each bit of delicate tracery. Odd bits from nameless makers aud from uaneless countries, but whieh please and satisfy the most exacting fancy.' If all this richness is quite beyond a purchaser, there are other fashionable novelties to be equally enjoyed. . Dinner services in brown or choco­ late, green or gilt, all beautiful In de­ sign and faithful in detail. As much care seemingly is given to the decorat­ ing of the low price dinner services as to the more costly. Dessert plates with colored borders and fruit centers. An­ other set with centers covered with a profusion of flowers, others of birds-- genuine Canton China. The holiday season is already fore­ shadowed in choice specimens ef deli­ cate Wedgwood China, flue cut glass­ ware from Kaga. riingle pieces of old Owari that some day will be worth their weight in gold. Nothing seems impossible with the designer and arti­ san, and when stimulated by the crea­ tive taste of the manufacturers, are ready to meet the demands of the age. "Novelty and Quality," is tlie motto of this entcrpri?jtfg |;on*e. which seems to knb\y,* in "ii4wHl^j wants of its eust outers. E. Lawhu* beats Chicago on low pri­ ces tor clothing. Call in and see the suits E. Lawhts ta aeillHg, Heavy winter aaita e»l| f4J&. A fine line ef Overcoats just received at I'erry A Owen's. The Jewel Parlor Baae Heating Wood Stove, a perfect beauty, at John I.Storj's. Call and aee the Uel versa! Coal Steve at John I, Story's. Also the Jewel Star. _______ THK latest fttles aud lowest pricea Sn Millinery and Fancy ^Goods, at Mrs. N icliola'. v We have a lot of Hata worth from SO cents to 93.00. Your choice for GO cents at H. Colby's. We sell the celebrated axe.caiied the Wood-chopper's Pride, Fully war> ranted. JOHN 1. STORT. Vetf*ets, Mats and lit Colby'! Ray the Ketajr best. O. W. " . City reside neat Asa W. Smith, W THE choicest lino o# Ladle*' Neck Wear In B. W, Howc'a. Both Combination and Platform Wait ens at R. M. Owen ft Son*#, of tlie best make. A large assortment and complete line of Coek Steves, the bust in the market at John 1. sterv's. A full line of the jus;1y celebrated Buffalo Boots always to be obtained at H. Colby's. The largest assortment of Coal and Wood Stoves, to be feuud in the count r at John I. Story's. , NECK TlgS, The finest line ever shnwn In Mo- Henry can be found at H. Colby's. The Jewel and Crewu Jewel Coal Stoves, with or without ovens, at John I. Story's. The best stove In the mar­ ket. The lightest Drop Sulky Plow In the world Is the Hapgeed. found at R. M. Owen A Son's, aud sold as low as the common sulkey. Wifi ARE READY FOR BUSINESS In our uew store directly opposite the West McHenry I'ostolflce. aud so­ licit the attention ef cash buyers. Very Respectfully. riTSSIMMONS A ETAKSOK. -3 Wheat Wanted. WANTKD, at the Fox River Valley Mills, good Milling Wheat, for which the highest price In cash will be paid. B. BISUOP. MoHenry, 111, Oot. ISth, 1883. LADIES WINTER GARMENTS, Just received, a large stock of Dol­ mans, Cloaks aud Jackets in all the new and most popular styles, unexcelled in make and r-ti'fection of fit. Also a large stock ef double and single Shawls from tlie mills. Prices very low, O. C. COLBT, Nnnda. , . a Farm For Sale. What is known as the Kenneally farm. In the town of tfunda, twe and one-half miles south of Mclleury. now held and occupied by James Kenneally, contain- tnjf 910 acres of good land with good buildings. Title perfect. For price aud term* Inquire of S>lS-iu3* JAMTO DOHERTT. MBS. E. W. HOWK Has just received a full stock of Pall and Winter Millinery* Fancy Gapda. eta, to wMfh she infites the attention of the ladies of McHenry and surround - ing uountrv. We hate tlie latest styles to be found In tlie city, aud prices, as usual, will lie as low as good goods are sold anywhere. Call and examine my •Wok.'7Tr MRS. B. W. HOWE. •^[ JTLAIS FAOts..;. I have received the largest and best assorted, best fitting, mOststyiiah stock of MetbHBoys aud Chlldrens (Clothing In the GtoUuty. Please remember that allow iio one to «nde%aeH us. As evi­ dence of this I would request you to call ainTfttmise my goods-and-prices^ | Kvery artloht ls niarked in plain figure* I make "OBe Price." A cnlli can buy asdieap asamau. O.C. COLBT, Nnnda. The Oreat Russian Remedy. Russian Liniment is a sure cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Diphtiislra, Toothache, Earache. Sore Throat, sore, nest ef the limb*. Ulcers, Sprains, Burns, contractions of the Muscles or Joints, Chilblains, Inflammation. In se/ere cases apply with a cloth wet with the Liniment and leave on over night. For sale by all druggists. C. DICKINSON A SON, Barrlngton, III. Sole Proprietors MRS. H. H. NICHOLS Ijiaa just returned from the city with a large and selected stock of MUlhiery Goods for the Fall and winter trade, ami is now prepared to show to the ladie6 of Mclleury and vicinity the finest lot of stylish Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons. Neckwear, etc., etc.. ever brought to this town, and which she will eell at bottom prices. Do uot fail to call aud examine her stock be­ fore purchasing, as she Is sure to please yon in quality atyk and price. No old and worn out stock. Call and sieo. Matched Team for dale. A good matched team for sale. Four \nd five years eld, aud will weigh be­ tween nine aud ten huudrwd each. Are well broke and good roaders. Wilt be sold cheap. Inquire of pLmft PlIIMP GIBBBLBB. For Sale or Rent Tlie building one door north of tiie Riverside House Is offered for sale or to rent, en the most reasonable terms. The building is 28x38. is In good repair and is suitable for either a business place or dweliiug. There Is also a good barn on the premises, if net swld or rented before it will lie sold at Auction on Saturday, Nov. ttd. at 1 o'clock p. m. Ueury Selp, Auctioneer. STSRAU F.SWIA Settlement Notice. As I Intend to close out my business, all persons knowing themselves In­ debted to me are requested to call ami settle the same without delay. Now I mean business and hope there will be no delay on the part of anyone, as 1 must have what ia due ase. PETBB SHIT*. Wee* McHeary. OeU«Mtt -Wis*** THE UTICA FAMB.S / Urica Jem and Mohawk <>>ttftj{« Par- lor Wood Stoves can all be found at John I. Story's. The Banner of I lie World, Hie nobbi­ est little Parlor Heater made, at C. M. Boated • - ^ • a?'-* « : •I want tb# «A get. i. . us ..uf"" Dolniaaa as town M Hi Lumber Wag|mi«Jt!ttt form Sprtng meglee A Bishop's Wfti-minal. new Bridge. •• . . • The finest line of SHvor and Pistel Ware to be found In ilMfoanKy, at- O. W. Owen's. " An eiegant line of dreaa bwttone and trlmmliigs always to be fonnd at UtstV Colby*alf*:^l - , "S ooSstttk £ A fuli line"of Dr. Warner's (»fti in several sty lea at Perry 4 OWen's. The Corti&nd side-bar Top^Bnjnfy li light and fine, and la th# meet dnrablo tuggy made. Can aHraya til IINMB fit E.M.Owen A Son's. CLOTHING. ' V A complete stock of Men^i Ind BoyH Clothing at bottom pricea, ® PBBBTAOWBB. Drags Drags, Drags, a lot on bai4 steel tooth and must aell. For sale bf R. Blshoi.. IK you want anything leaf than tha Estey Origan 1 can sell you one feAr Mi and upwards. Q. W. Owm A full line of choice alwayn tu lw obtained it HENKT Cwf.Bx*a. The Waverly, Glen Asent, Round Acorn and Forrest Acorn Wood ftbat* ers. at E. V, Howe's, opposite Biabop^l Mill. DIAMOND DYES. We have all color* of the celebrated Diamond Dyee only 10c a package. HEKRTCOLBT. . ilVlfVi VflllViVf WANTED, at the Fox Biver Yaller Mills, good Milling Wheat, nr whlcn the highest price in cash will be paid. B. bishop. MeHenrv, III., Ont. 1Mb, MSt Tlie Prise Acorn. Blade A com Loyal Acorn Cook Stevee. Has sesa<w ; Etrier. At R. M. HoweX eppoeito isbop'a Mill. Particular All poraonc ki debted to ma are T , settle tlie same at owee, e* t money. Thla la the laat eclf business. .MeHeary, Oet.fltli, M-WS Everything In firinlaf linplemenH| from a Sw|H CartM.tf^;a McCorsaiol Twine - Binder, QMLjn. found at- tbo warehenee .... For fira^dasa Insnranotf afalMil'Sra and Li^htnni^, wind IMM-ms. cy^tones, . Now In aad fe*dr»# ttsjbuo. A large stock. cofcalKlafc of 4l! tk* now drsigaa. Also a Mflni ildMI QlHli by the yard, and In pnltepnau^ right. o Oi Catm " •A ; wsSiiia!;" Young Stock, Steers >pw£f {wo am| three •»% Chlcagji prlosa will I weight, itoliyored . at Steers preffrred. j^nj"||ili: goed'youngttock for andseenie. ' JOUNSBCRGIf, O^t. . Mat. SCHD^ACIIIW,,! the Depot, has Jw|l and well.selected Winter Jiilliiiecjr, derwear. Fancy Chlldrens Shoes - , she IB selling at prices 1$ H&tttfa* tlasoo. My Goeda are bf tlib leteHatyhUs and best quality, abd lf yo» WMI'eaB I pin sure 1 can iult yon; both In ^nallty aad price, * o DRESS HAK1MO, Of all kiada promptly atteudei to. - - Mas. aeniiwACiiBB. HOUSE AND LAND FOB SALB. TIN undersigned oiera Ur sale hla house and one acre of land, altoated In the village of McHeary, near tbo fab* lie sohool building. On Om |MioaalSf| la a good barn and OUIMOBO% aid smaillrult of aU kinds. Will be sold reasonable and on easy terms. le« quire on the premises. ^ a STMnun. MeHeary, III., August 1st, Wanted--To Rent a Farm. Wanted, to rent a larm jf Irm ICS to 100 acres. Oifeti rent art!! be paid.- Apply to thisoflhie for further parthen«- lam • • ... t!? , ; t; * FIN B SHOES.: Just Received. Tlie finest Ladies' aud Chlldr#n'a Wear In thS' county at bottom pricea it Perry •• Qiveu's. , NSW PALll MILUNtfRY AT MRS. NICIIOI^. The latest notioaa In FasJilonabln* Millinery Just received. Hats. Plnnasi^ Tips, and Birds, In all the Also a full line of Fancy Goods, MCLEAN-GUMMING*-.** Of the oSlciatlag eltfnaM, a lllutoi*, on Tuesday. Outshw Kev. Mr. ViUera. itfw Ui»« Ida Cuasmiags, S EDWIU R. iLate HOUM Seigaaa. Osefc CNtaty Chicago, III.) Richmond, • • tMii UKIU attetsded day er tention given tsdlStsll t TRUNKS AND ¥i A full stock. Cheap for caah, atO.< Colby X Nuiubu Every thing tu t bottom figures, at NOT But bought at of extra fine Cotton at the ext fi| cents per yard. '^Y'