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PKUHONAL. MRS. O. W. OWRJI returned from her EDITOR •Islt to New York, on WettnlH^ktylaSfr Jlu« left Waueonda Moiulay morning,' WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, IS83. Railroad Time Table. aoisra SOCTH. ' ftenevA I»ake A.M flenev* f<*ke Expres*...-,... »»»*; -.8:43 Uftea-iva L:iKe freiztit................. 1:<>5 e- Mj » » f * > v »nrn. Jfenevm T,afce Freight m Senera I.ske Kxpress... .4:5* P. M Beaeva Lake Passenger t» . . j , B. BPW, Agent. ALL can secure candy at the Festival ^Xt-WMdc Friday evening. REMKMBKU the Richmond Market Fair Thursday of next week, Nov. 22d. MISSION services are being hold at the Catholic Church every day and evening this week. IION. K. M. DENNIS will please AC­ cept thanks for* copies of St. Paul, •IHnn., papeW ' •: - '•••• . 'X -'-. ; ^ ALL will ^the Fish Poad, Friday e veni ng,.Nov. na. : ;:.y, r . LBAP YEAR IS less than fcw<# months ; I^iead of you', girls* **A word to the ?4r^.|ge"i» sufficient." V:--' ••.- F TRK three cent iiickle U tobe retlr* • ed from circulation. Every business I mau wHl*ay "goodi*/ O. W. Owns t»as mvetv<?d two very fine Gold Watches from New York City, to be repiljred. Tills speaks well for Mr. Owen's skill as a workman. ( THOSE interested 'fchWuld not forsret :i||»c meeting of t'ie McHenry County ^eacherR' Association, which is to be jirld at Nunda oriSatuaday next,* he 17th. • . ;; • UKNKY COLBY lias erected a fine hew street lamp in front of his store, in Riverside Block. It is hoped that sev­ eral more of our biwhtess men will fol- [low suit. . < i JOHN BLAKB is building an addition store, to be used «Xa department^ stock in this line to i r y. IT is paid by one who is ordjnnrlly truthful, thrtt if a piece ot ted pepper is placed In a pot. of boiling cabbajje or onions, the objectionable odor will be •destroyed. WE inadvertantly omitted to notice Iftst week that the Woods Kick Democrat *|?ad enlarged to a seven column quarto. Mfc .cnnjfratiilate the DemocrqU on., this -gfiiiidence of prosperity. • "JOE" FITZSIMMONS has been con­ stantly singing since Thursday morn­ ing, that .beautiful >ona: "Baby Mine." Cause, a ten pound Voy arrived at his residence that morning. "Joe" is as well as could be expected under such circumstances. P J Q I I N 1. STORY has just added, FB !fns •atoek "the Unest assortment of I.amps be found in tli»' county. Hanging Lamps. Bracket Lamps. Hand Lamps, and. In short, everv at vie to be thought or, and the finest designs, can be found 411 his store. Call and see them. PERRY A OWKN lisve a new* adver­ tisement in tliii paper which the buy­ ing public will do well to read. Their stock is complete ill all department* and their prices will compare with any In the county. ' Read their advertise- •nient elsewhere. DON'T forget to secure a ticket ou Thanksgiving evening for the six par­ ties to be held.at.that popular dancing resort, the Parker House, the coining winter. This will positively be the «*nlv night that tickets will be sold at .:^^Si*»ub rates. • SEE the ne\V advertisement rif A. P. <3ray, Richmon 1, to be found in an­ other column. He proposes to have « large exhibition of Farming Tools, B iggies, Wagoiyi,etc.. at the Richmond F »ir on tne 22d. Do not fail to look j them over while there. Read Ills ad­ vertisement in another column. 5A* HARRIS, ot California, brother- law of H>*nrv Colby, is visiting old Hfriends in this village. He has been faway rriy Mcilenry Iboht Eleven (years.. , • V^' DR, FEOERS lias been quit* sick the rPast Few days, but is now reported i better. * PETER SMITH lias been reported on the sick list the past week. MRS. TRIPP and daughter Bertha, moved to Belvidere last week. ! > A BROTHER of Anton and M.it Engeln Hrrived here from the oM^couutry one day last week. . ^ DON'T rail to attend the Paper Festi­ val and* Oyster Supper at Piverside llail, Friday evening. Nov, 23d, 1S83. THE dancing putdic should not for­ get the Thanksgiving and Opening Party at. the Riverside House, on the 29th infct. Capt. Yager is sparing no patina in making his arrangements, and with the celebrated Nevin's Military Baud of Chicago to furni«h the music a g^otipt ime is asst> re d. Re me m in; r the date, Thursday evening, Nov. 29th, it the Riverside House, A I^ETT'KR: under date of Oct. 10th, directed to the President and Secretary of the Old Set tlers' Association, from G. §. Hnbbird, of Chicago, has just been received, contaiug regrets at not being at home to receive the invitation to attend the meeting In September, which lie says he certainly would have done had his healti&f»rrmitted. Mr. Hubbard is one of the oldest seUlersin this part of the State. WE learn bv tlie Independent tlftft the citizens ot Harvard have purchased a new Fire Engine. That is ju<t what is needed in Mcllenry. if a fire should break out now our village would be at thejnercy of the flames. \ While we lihve plenty of water, we have nothing to use it with. Think of attempting to light fre with wooden palls in such a wind as we had on Sunday. 'When the horse Is'stolen it will be tob late to lock the barn. ¥r r WAUCONDA PLA IN DEALER Frank Y his last paper we learn that J. A. Aver* has sold the Waukegan liepubli- can to Messrs. Partridge Dros., of ,the Gascltf!>*Ua.sv# ^resume will con­ solidate the two papers. Mr, Avery annoniices as his reasons for selling out a* sickness in his family, which com­ pels him to go to a warmer climate. We ate sorry to lose "Johnny" from the fraternity in this District. He was a good newspaper man and a genial, whole-souled fellow, who to know was to respect. In whatever e'ime he may see fit to cast hi® lot tin* best wishes-of the PLAINDKALER will always be with him and his. ; , THERE will be ameetlngat the house Qf J. W. Cristy, in the village of Riugw«vod,".on Saturday evening, Nov. 17th. for the purpose ot organnlng a society, the proceeds ot which are to be n*ed in repairing the Cemeteries of the place. It is a subject which should in­ terest all, and a large attendance is expected. A cordial invitation is ex< tended to all. The following is the programme for the evening: Openin? sunir ... Re.i'hnsr of Scripture and Prayer Kocltation Lois Chase ^onrr ." . Vernle Vi«»klf« IK'clsmation. Waiter Oriaty - 0*rl Kav --CSarrle La<t<l and Mr» «;ori>>ii • J. K, Criatjr Kssny Somx fleclamation Ke:iii|iit.... Closing aoiif ..<3arrie tioorttvib ; > • W.E learn that John Hue man it had the misfortune to b& severely Injured by a vicious bull on Tuesday forenoon. Dr, Brown wa« called who found his shoulder dislocated-and several other bad bruises, but. foriunately, no bones were broken. He is getting along as .well as could be expected,f under the Iclrcumstance?. ' ' SOME physicians ascribe the preva ! V'Jfence of diphtheria at the present day «i?^iAargely to badly-trimmed, smoky^tero- i; ifene lamps, whiijh are sometimes left fmrtiing in ch iintiers all night, turned . ji-^nwn low, filling the room with their ;* poisonous fumes. This is a matter that Should be looked into, and If sucli IS the . case the remedy Is easy. IN our advertising columns can be found the prospectus of tbe i fnhicago Inter Ocean. This is ̂ ne, of the very best, if not the best, patter published in 'Chicago or the west. It is straight out Republican and is a power !n the polit­ ical world. If any of our readers con­ template taking a Chicago paper we recommend them to try the Inter Ocean. « THE Thanksgiving Party and oyster •upper at the Parker House, on Thurs­ day evening, Nov. 29th, as iftual, will be a pleasant and enjoyable affair. N E. Slocmn'fe Orchestra will furnish the music, and mine host Parker will leave nothing undone to make it pleasant for All. This is counted as one of the Club Parties, a notice of which can be found elsewhere. ONE material diflerente between the city and country papers is that the latter are frequently forced to call out in the "locals" to subscribers and par­ ties to "please cull and settle, as money. 1s needed," whereas our city bre^jirea get their pay in advance, and, in the elang of the day. they "don't have to." Ours Is a country weekly. Do you see lim drill; irf ?ur ̂ eOjUf i«*lnua||i»«tl C. P. SMtTH Is now in our village taking orders for that new, beautiful "and valuable book, entitled, "The Wonderland of Work." by C, L. Mateaux." author of ' Ho«i« Chat." Around and About. Old England, etc. This book Is a large quarto volume of 320 pages, bound in -«i 1 k cloth and stamped in gold and black, printed on very fine paper, clear, bold type, and is a bank tnat will delight the ami entertain and instruct, the mind. This hook shows how. manv of our most com­ mon ami useful articles are nmde: shows^wliaf order, skill and .industry are doing for us atid how it is done, in short it tells of th» world's work in a most lucid and entertaining manner. It is one of the most entertaining and instructive hooks we ever had the pleasure of examining, and one that should be in every household, as both old and young can learn something from its pages We bespeak for Mr. Smith a cordial reception and a care­ ful examination of his book when lie calls. Mr Smith is also prepared to engage a few live agents t^nW^in a good chance will be given, i c * • NOTICE. '• There will be a Paper Festival and Oyster Supper at Riverside Hall, Fri­ day evening. Nov. 23d. There will be Readings and Music during the even­ ing; also oysters for all who wish them. Something in the Fish Pond for eacl'i and all. We will furnish the hook and line, but don't forget the bait. The Paper Festival will lie the interesting feature of tip evening. Everybody is invited. Br Order Coin. Tn»J furniture and fixture^ of the Richmond House, at-Woodstock aro of­ fered for sale at a rare bargain, if taken within tan days. The house has from twentv-flve to thirty, regular .boarders besides a line transient custom. It is pleasantly located in the business cen­ tre of the city, directly opposite the park and famous mineral spring. The house and furniture are nearly new, and in first class condition. Reasons for selling made known to intending purchaser. Possession given Immedi­ ately. This Is a rare chance for some party who wants to step into a first class paying business. Call on or ad­ dress E. H. Richmond; Woodstock, 111. Seed Barley for Sale. I have a jot of Pure Me usury Barley for sale, if called for soon. HOMER WATTLES. McHmry. 111% Nov. 6, to spend the winter in Chicago. Miss Kate McMtffton has returned to teach her old school at Fox Lake. Miss Ann McMaliou teaches school at Haiuesville. The c'ty fathers have been turtipik- lug the road past Mrs. Lamphere's. A school lyceinn was held in the up­ per roo in Friday evening. The Hill Bros,, from Geneva Lake, have bought the stock of goods in Mrs. Wyman's store, and are closing it out at great bargains. Saturday was the first day of the sale, and judging from the crowd, it seems probable that the stock will be entirely sold out in a few days. James Hal pin and Samuel Taggart started for Tacoma, Washington Terri­ tory Monday morning. The first c'ub dance of the seafeon will take place early next month. Gentle* men wishing to join the club are re­ quested to leave their names with the secretary. Arthur Tidmarsli. FORT HILL PRECINCT-LAKE CO. DIED:--In W.aukegan, Oct. 12th, 1883, Enoch Morse, aartnl 7« j cars. Mr. Mors* was born in Wayne Co. N. Yi, and afterward itved several years in Ohio. His wife wss'a daughter of the late Levi Marble, one of the early settlers of this precinct. Mr. Mors* removed with his family to this county ill 1839. settling at Fort Hill where he purchased some land for a farm and aho established a gun shop, lie rented his farms several years ajjo and removed to Waukegan, where he resided at the time of his death. He owned a|* the time of his death a valu­ able residence property in Waukegan, a farm of 320 acres in the town ol Avon and another of about the same size, in- cludi.ig Fort Hill Mound, in the town of/Freemont. He leaves a widow, a son (C. C. Morse. Esq., of Avon), and a daughter (Mrs. Julia Fredericks, of Waukegan). surviving him. Mr. Morse was a man highly respected by all his acquaintances. l)iRi»:-^In the town of Warren, Ost 9, 1883, George Diliey, sen of Uudton Dilley, aged 18 years. Mr. Dilley was a former resident of Xtiuda, Mcllenry Co. James D. Cleveland has sold Ills prop erfy at Haiuesville, and will start for Kansas in a few days. V* Richard Huson has dispoMd of his peisonal property by auction safe, pre­ paratory to a change of business. Charles Whltmore has engaged in business for himself in Chicago. Wordeii Rinear has bought a half In­ terest in th« Cleveland Clover Huller and will he on duty as soon as tlio weather will permit. Ledru Read, of Avon, together with several families and individual* from Libertyville, started for Washington Territory la»t week. The directors of the Combs school have employed Miss Betsy Rose, of Milburn, to teach their winter term, . Miss Anna M^.'Mahoii commenced her school at Haiuenvilie, on Monday, Nov, 12th. Mrs. Wheelock. a former resident of McHenry, and afterward P. M. at Haiuesville, has lately come frotji Iowa, and is visiting her eon, II. J. Wheelock, at Haiuesville. Mrs. U. W. Morrill, mother of J. T. Morrill, is very sick. Sho is over 90 years of age and very feeble. She cau live but a short time. The Lake County Republican of this week contains the valedictory of its editor. This takes its 1600 subscribers by surprise, as we all thought Johnnie had come to 6tay. He has sold out to the Qctzclle. The Republican was a lively, readable paper and had hosts of friends. The excessive rains are Injurious to corn and clover, MRS. SCHUMACHFjt, r 'Waving decided to spend the winter in McHenry, and traveling being cheap has just returned from^the city with another new *tock of Winter Millinery of the latest st.yles. which she is not selling at cost, but at the lowest living Prices. I invite the ladies to call and examine my goods ind learn prices be­ fore purchasing; as 1 am confident that I cau please you belli In quality and price. I I. Mas. M. ScucvActntB. Examine that 50 cent Undershirt Fitzsiminous & Evanson's, *% J. H. Bagley & Son, Woodstock. Ills., will furnish you with Bran anj) all kinds of Mill Feed, Corn, etc.. at very lowest market quotations. Prices fur­ nished on application. Glass Ball Shod£ ; | ^ There will be a Glass Bali Shoot at Spring Grove, Wednesday. Nov. 28th, to commence at 1 o'clock. First shoot. Silver Butter dish, $5.00. Silver Cup. 43 50, Silver N apkin King. 81.75. Second shoot. Telescope. Hunting Coat, and Hunting Hat. Turkeys and chickens t>» fhoot or raffle for. Come and shoot. Spring Grove, III, Nov. 8, i883, T*l»e Westminster Coal Stove, both Round and Square. For beauty and durability has no equal in tire nifrket. For sale by E. M. Howe. We would respectfully call the atten­ tion of Casti buyer® to a very superior article of all wool Flannels; price 37Jc. Call in. FITZSIMMONS & EVANSO*. Notice. Parties interested in Roller Skating and wishing to help form a rink will do well to call upon or correspond with W. IT. Yager, at the Riverside House, McHenry, III. For Rent. A iVew^Kouse. situated about three miles esist\>f fhe village of Mcllenry Is on land "vhere there !s grubbing and other work to be done, and a good chance will be given a tenant. For full particulars inquire of JOHW A. SMITH, Also for sale six yearlings, five heif­ ers and one steer. "Will be sold rea- J sonable. JOHN A. SJUTH. ALGONQUIN. EDITOR PUAINDKALKR:-Geo. Marshal and family moved from here ou Wed­ nesday of last week to Turner Junction where they intend running a boarding house. Mr. Marshall came here about 14 years ago, and was one of our most successful millers uptoabout two years ago when he met with a reverse iu for­ tune and now they have to start in this business to make a living in their old age. John Keyes moved on Wednesday of last week into the rooms up stairs in 11. B. Hubbard's house. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Montanye, of Be- loit. Wis., spent a few days last week with their daughter. Mrs. Helm. Tliej' were on their way home from a visit with relatives in the States of New York and Pennsylvania. One day last week we saw Helm & Peter deliver one of their celebrated Invincible base burners at the resilience of Dr. Niison. Mr. and Mrs. A.Cochran are guests of C. C. Ciiunn. and dominoes will get a great shaking up now. . . John Huftman, of Nuuda, is doing the mason work on fid Mortou's now house. C. W. Gould has received another machine for separating the cream from the milk at his factory her$. Mr. Gould is bouu'l to keep up with all the im- provemeius i n't he butter and cheese business. • m Lon WeRholt*. Is making an effort to sell 8100 worth of telephone tickets in order to get an office established in this town. Mr. Webb and daughter, of Elgin, spent Sunday with James Pliilp and family. They are catching the red horse flsh in gr«!at qunntitlei, The river Is pretty well up and the fish seem to be as plenty and as easily caught as they are lu the spring of the yeir. Everybody Is prophesying what kind of a winter we are going t<i have. Some judge by the musk-rat houses, some by the com husks; but If rumor proves true we have a hotter sign here in tlio shape of a triple woddiug in the near future. We call Uiat /sign of a cold winter. ~~ Ed Morton. Jr., N Cutting a Bait! more hre place healer in I>1r rew house and from what wo have heard of them they are a fine thing for the heating of a house. R. H. Rennie, Principal of our Public school, has organized a singing class, and we understand he ha6 about forty scholars. They meet every Wednesday evening. James Phil p. Jr. met with a very painful accideut.<on Saturday afternoon of last week. Ho was taking a barrel of salt purk from a wagon, when It fell on his leg, spraining his ankle very badly. A large delegation of our German citizens went to Elgin on Sunday last to celebrate til# birthday of Martin Lut bur. F. D. Coltrln lit* put In a fresh stock of cigars selected with much care. Among other choice brands he has se­ cured t,he agency for the celebrated Tausill Punch,one of the leading cigars In the market. Right Brown, from Cary, has moved Into part of Brother Dunn's house, on the nast side of the river. HEBRON. EDITOR PLAINDKAI-KK:--Mr. H. C. Faber visited our town last week. We are always pleased, to see him.. E. F. Hewes wont to Ringwfood on Sunday or last week on "important business." H. W^lead's cheese factory paid 69 cents p£f- one hundred of inllk for the month of August. Among those who listened to Mr Clark last week Sunday we noticed Hod Foote, ol A]i|en, and Bert Mauley, of Harvard. " ' ' * '. Mr. and Mrs.R. Eaton, from Batt';e Creek, Mich ,'have been visiting Lyman Glass' family. Misse* Anna Gavitt and Luella Galo spent Saturday and Suuday with Lib bie Rotnour, • Mrs. Carney started Inst week for Kansas, to visit her"daughter, Mrs. Mc­ Coy. We understand that John Wickhara is home on a visit from Dakota. When he returns he will take his children with him. Young mew should walk careful when out !a{,e at night, for small boys are sometimes abroad stretching wires across the street for their benefit. Mr. J. C. Hicks was in town last week a visitor at the public school, anil called on friends. • Steve Oglesby and family have left us. We believe they hayfe moved near Northrop's Mill. Jim Stewart will oc­ cupy the house he vacate^. W» believe there is a case of scarlet fever in towi^but no danger is appre­ hended. Frank should be careflil about patting little girls ou the head these rainy days, as there Is something about them when arrayed in gossamers that you can't most always sometimes tell who is underneath. Last week Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cole returned from a visit in the Eastern States. Nan Sumner has been heard singing "Baby Mine" of late. It's a boy, and weighs nine pounds. We understand that Mr. John Pierce has very recently, through family in­ terests. consented to place a gate on Sunflower avenue, leading across a por­ tion of iiis farm to the church for the accommodation of pedestrians. Those 'Who will be benefited by this act should femember to give thanks where they are due. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 600 hoys from 5 years up to buy Clothing. We open- this, we«k an ele­ gant line of Chi Ids, Youths ami Buys Clothing, t* which the attention of Cash buyers is respectfully invited. FITZSIMMONS & EVA*ION. Richmond Department. OONTttlBUTKD BT 3. F. BKNMKTT. Homer Field's barn, at Genoa Juue- tion, was burned last week Monday. We notice that the new cottage of James Overtoil, of Solon, Is finished and that tte family are therein domi­ ciled. „ Large numbtrs of live hogs have been marketed here during the past few days. Judging from the fine ap­ pearance of some lots we would not suspect a short corn crop, A little son ol Mr. Kicti, who lives a little way south of the village, died of diphtheria on Saturd iy night. The funeral was held on Sunday and the remains «ere buried In the Richmond Cemetery. . r In view of the fact that there had lately been several cases of diphtheria in and near the village, it has been deemed prodent by the school board to close the public school for a time. The -action of the board is to be commended. Case and Furst & Bradley tfMkey Plows at E. M. Owen Jfc Son's. Go to Mrs. M. Sciui>uacher"s for MiH n*ry, Dress Making and Fancy 6«ods »llk Velvets Perry A Owen's. and Velvete«?u*~JU. Cloaks, Dolman's and UlsJers foi Ladies and Misses at Perry & Oweu't All the leading Owen & Son's, Walking Flows ai The largest line of. Ladle*' ar< Gents'Knit Underwear at H. Colby" Zinc Boards, iu all styles and pric*^ JOHN 1. STOUT. It Is with sadness we chronicle the death of Lora Mead, daughter of F. W. and Emma Mead, which sorrowful event occurred on Wednesday, the 7th inst., after a brief Illness.' She was taken sick on the preceding Friday, and on Saturday she was found to have a suppurating tonsil. As It was an affection to which she was subject it gave no uneasiness to thn physician or family until Tuesday morning, when it was found that symptoms of malig nant diphtheria had supervened, and she died in the forenoon of the next day. It was deemed prudent not to keep the body, and It was burled at Ringwood the same day. On Sunday the funeral sermon was preached by the Rev. G rover C.Clark, at the Metho­ dist church. Lora wa9 one girl of a thousand. Though only a little over 11 years of age, she was thoughtful ami womanly beyond her years. An Intelligent and attentive pupil in school,engaging and pleasant among her associates of her own age, and modest and unassuming in the presence of her elders, and con­ siderate and helpful at home, every body loved Lora and had a kind word .for her, and everybody joins In grief at the sudden closing of her beautiful earthly life. Our only solace Is tears and the blessed assurance that the flower which grew so lovely here is only transplanted to the Garden of Paradise, to b*oom in a new and never ending life. If the sympathy ot friends can comfort, tha bereaved family should be comforted--for that sympa­ thy is deep iud tender, and commends the aching heart? to the love and care of that Heavenly Father who at last gathers all His childVfiljC,':'«lne uu- brokeu fruiily above,. / V A fine line of Overcoats just received at Perry A Owen's. The Jewel Parlor Base Heating Wood Stove, a* per tec t beuuty,at John 1. Storj's. i • 'Call and See the Universal Coal Stove at John I. Story's. Also the Jewel Star. • THKlatest styles an.I lowest prices in Millinery and Fancy Goods, at Mrs. Nichols'. We have a lot of Hats worth from 56 cents th 93.00. Your choice fer 50 oesits at H. Colby's. We sell the celebrated axe called-the Wood chopper's Pride, Fully war­ ranted. Jons 1. STOKT. Both Combination and Platform Wagons «t R. M» Oweti <& £OH*S, of the best make.. A large 'assortment ainl 6<*mplete line of Cook Stoves, the best In the market at John 1. story's, A full line of the jus;ly celebrated Buffalo Boots always to be obtained a.t 11. Colby's. The largest assortment of Coal and Wood Stoves, to be found In the rountv at Johh L Story's. - / NECK TIRJi* The finest line ever shown in Mo- Henry can be found at H. Colby's. The Jewel and Crown Jewel Con' Stoves, with or without ovens, at John I. Story's. The best stove iu the mar­ ket. The lightest Drop Sulky Plow in the world is the Hapgood, found at E. M. Owen A Son's, and sold as low aa the common sulkey. WE ARE READY FOR BUSINESS In our new store directly opposite the West McHenry Postolllce. and so­ licit the attention of cash buyers. Very Respectfully. FITZSIMMONS & EVANBOK. Wheat Wanted WANTEI>, at the Fox River Valley Mills, gnod Milling Wheat, for which the highest price in cash will be paid. R. msuor. McHenry, III. Oct. 1Mb, IS8S, Millinery Goods at Chicago price* for the next thirty days, at Mrs. H, H. Nichols*. As before announced in these columns the management of the Richmond Market Fair have concluded to havo another meeting lu November, and have fixed upon the 22d as the day^ The following is their announcement^ titchmund Market fair. The second Market Fair will t>e held on Thursday, Nov. 2*2,1883, The Asso­ ciation again invites every one having Live Stock, Produce, or any useful Ma­ chine or Implements to sell, trade or exhibit, to bring it to the Market Fair on that day. t Remember the yards and pens are free to those who bring stock; that no commissions on sales are charged by the Association; that sales are made by private sale or by auction. If by auction the seller will make bit •wn contract With his auctioneer^ The Association is already assured of a larger amount of stock than was of fered at the October Fair. Horses, Cows. Young Stock, Sheep and Swine will be offered in quantity and variety to suit any and all. Many buyers from a distance have declared their intention to attend this Fair. Bring your slock, etc., early, as the sales will commence at 10 o'clock a. in. The success of the Richmond Market Fair is assured. The sales at the Oc­ tober Fair approximated 83,000, and was the cau?e of many profitable trades. Our Association new numbers nearly one hundred member*, but we wish to Increase it without limit. We cordially invite the co-operation of all friends of the Richmond Market Fair that its success may be$011 tinned. Refreshments, at reasonable rates, will be on the grounds. Remember the day, Thursday, Nov. 22d. 1883, By order of Market Fair Association, A. R. AI.EXANDKR, Sec'y. Richmond, 111. Turkey Shoot. There wll! be a Tifrkey Shoot at Peter Anains', Johnshurg, ou Thursday Nov. 29th. 1883, Distance with rifles, 60 rods; Shot Guns, 17 or 18 rods, ac­ cording to wind. Also a distance of 4 rods witli shot guns, the winner being the one who puts the greatest number of shot in the card. There will also be a pnfl ball shoot, at the same time and place. In the evening there will be a Dance at Adams' Hall. Tickets," So cents, TETKB ADAMS- YOUR' ATTENTION, PLEASE. We have Just received a large line of Ladies' and Gents' Underwear to which we Invite the inspection of cash buyers. We are showing the best 50 cent shirt ever shown in this part of the country. Lrdies' Scarlet Vests, #1; former price. 91.5U. Flannels at a discount. Call in. FITZSIMMONS A EVANSON. MILLINERY600BS AT COST MRS. H. H. NICHOLS, Having decided to spend the wliiter in California, will for the next Ihfrty days, sell her entire stock of fash­ ionable Millihery. Fancy Goods, etc.. at cost, in order to close it. out. She has no old. shelf- worn good*, but all new and of the latest stylo*, honsht es peciallv for the Fall and Winter trade, and ladies desirous «f get!in? their Winter Millinery cheap should ifat fitil to call at once, as 1 am bound to close out on or b«»ft>re Dec»*inbt>r 1st. Hats, Bonnets. Plumes, Ladies' Neck Wear. and. In short, everrthing in my line/new, cl|6rip and desirable. (Jail at ouce. iilia. -1. U. XlCUOLS. Ladles, call at my store before you buy your Milliner}'. It will pav vou. Mas. H. 11. NlciioLa. * Lost, Strayed or Stolon. From the premises of the undersign­ ed. three miles northwest of McHenry. on Monday. Oct. 29th, 1883. 20 BKONZK TITIIKKTS. Anyone knowing the where­ abouts of said Turkeys will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to ine or giving Information where they may be fouud. EDWAKD SMITH. Organ for Sale. A new Kimball Organ, new style, and all the latest improvements. Will sell very cheap for cash or on easy pay­ ments. Inquire of i J. VASE*. Mcllenry, Nov. Stl, 18S3. Farm to Rent# A farm of 120 acres,situated one-half mile south of Fox Luke. It is well sup­ plied with wood and water. On it arc «ood buildings, meadow lands, and everything desirable. Terms easy. ^ F MRS. JAMES MCGAVICK. Fox Lake, 111, "Matched Team For Sale. A good matched team for salo. Four ind five years old, ami will weigh be­ tween nine and ten hundred each. Are well broke and good loaders. Will be sold cheap. Inquire of IS-III'J PHILIP GIRSBUIB. Call and see the great bargains now being o fie rati at Mrs. Nichols' MllUuery stoie. A little money will go a great ways In buying Boots and Shoes at Dwlglit's old reliable cash store. THE UTICA FAME, tJfiua Jem and Mohawk Cottage Par­ lor Wood Stoves ean all be found at John 1. Story's. We have an immense stock of Men's ard Boys' Gum Boots, Mens, boys, women's, misses', and children's Buckle Arctics, men's and women's Alaskas and self acting Alaskas. heavy Rubbers. Fancy and Light Rubbers, and in fact anything you may want in the Bout and Shoe line. Good goods at low Cash prices. w. H. DWIQHT. Woodstock, HI. Remember that you will experience no difficulty iu getting repairs for any machines sold by R. Bishop, thus pre­ venting vexations and expensive de­ lays at a critical time when tiiue means money. Call in and see the suits E. Lawlusjs selling. Heavy winter suits only 84.75. Rfmember ttie fact that Dwlght makes a specialty of the 8elz celebrated hand-mado Boots for men and boys and will sell them much less than you can get the same quality of Boots anywhere in McHenry Co, Try our French calf, Morocco leg. Glovt fit ting, hand sewed Boots. The besi in the market, W. H. DWIQHT. Woodstock, III. Remember Mrs, Nichols Is selling choiee Winter Millinery at cost for the next thir'y days. Call and exam­ ine goods and learn prices. * Headquarters for men's, boys* youths and child's Rubber ai d Gum Boots at Dwight's, Woodstock. III. Hand-made Grain. Kip and Veal Calf wool lined Boots at Dwight'a. Yarn1*, Oorm infowi and Zephyr new and clean, Jii*t received at Fitzsimmons A uoOu's, Go to Mrs, Howe's fo* Millinery sai Dressuiakktg. - No trouble to *bow goods in a««w»f question* at KrBisbop's. BUT BAR WAN (trustors'Cigar*. are lite , - CLOTH I NO. A complete stock ot Met*'* and Boy*! Clothing at bottom pricea, ; I PBRRT ft OWES. •/ Drags Drags, Drags, a lot ou hand* el eel tooth aud niu.-t, scll> t For sale by It. Bislio|.. „ v 14 IF you want anything less than (lis ••yEstey Organ 1 cau sell you one for 840 land upwards. O. W. OWKN A full line of choice grocerf«§ always to be obtained ut : HKNUT COLBY'S. ' Velvets, biack^aiid lu feolors, at Colby's. Buy the Estey Or^tttif yon W*«S tbe best. O. W. Owen. M«%i^ry, Agent. City residences f«>r sale. V>a W. 3ui>lb, Woodstock, 111. THE choicest line ol Dolmans au<l Ladie*' Neck Wear in tvwtt a£ Mf». E. W. Howe's. Lumber Wagons, Milk Wagonj, Plat­ form Spring Buggies for sal# at 1L Bishop 's wart bouse. Fishing Tackle of all kinds at It. Engeln's, in Howe's lilock, uear tbfT new Bridge. . The finest line of Silver and Plated Ware to be found in the county, at O. W. Owen's. . An elegant line of dress buttons and trimmings always to be fouud at ileurjr •. V * '^ MOUSibTS,' A ftflfllift of Dr. War^er% te*$Mit(i Siisnverul sivlesat Perry A Oweu's. "IV: The Cortlr.nd side-bar Top Buggy I® light and fine, and- Is the most dt>rabte I ugg v made. Caii always See them ifc. E. M, Owen A Sou's. WswHy, 'Glen A^om, Homily Acorn and Forrest Acorn Wood Heal­ ers. at E, M. Howe's, opposite Bishop*! DIAMOND DYES. WF have all colors of the celebrate#: Diamond Dyes only 10c a package. HKNKT COLRT. Wheat Wanted. WAKTED, at the Fox River Tall«| Mills,good Milling Wheat, for whton the highest price in cash will he paid* „ R. BfellOP, MeHmtrv, III., Oct. ttth. 188& The Prize Acorn, Black Acorn and Loyal At'orn£'ook Steves. Has IIO perior. At E. M. Howe's, opposite Bishop's Mill. Everything In farming ImplemenM from a Swill Cart to si Mc('ormick Twine Binder, can be fouud at tit* Warehouse of it. Bishop. . For first-class Insurance against firo and Lightning, wind storms, cyclonea, tornadoes, etc., etc., apply to Asa Jlfw Smith, Woodstock. III. |f Wheat Wanted. WAKTEH. at the Fox River Valley Mills, good Milling Wheat, for whldt the highest price In cash will lie pa 1*1. It. BISHOP. ~ McHenry, III., Oct 10tt», 1*83. r We desire to call the attention of the ladies to our tires* goods department. We have added a fine line ot cashuierea, CNiueliettes. silks, satins, etc., whit* will be sold on very close margins. Hknut COLBT.^ Great Saving to Dairymen- Seventy-five dollars saved by giving one bottle of Dickiason's Cow Prescript lion soon after the cow valves, to pre­ vent milk fever. Never was. a *v»s* of milk feyer known wiMre this tnetliciite was glveu. It will also prevent srargw* aud all other diseases incident to lite oow. For sale by all druggists. Maui** factUred by C» DICKINSON A S«M. %-;• Harrington, HI HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE. The undersigned oflora tor sale lfc$| house and one acre of laud, situated In the village of McHenry, near the pub~- lic scliowl building. On the premises is a good bam and outhouses, and small trillt ol all kiiuls. Will bo sold reasonable and ou easy terms. Xih> quire on the premises. ^ O. &TEOKXAXV, ~ McH»nry> III,, let, v&i. Wanted--To Kent a Farm* Wanted, to rent a farm of from IfH to 150 acres. Cash rent will be paid* Apply te this olfice for further particqt* iurs. , . iTINE SHOESk Jnst Received. The finest stoek «f Ladies' aud Children's Wear la til# couuty at bottom prioea at Perry % 0 wen's. Farm For Sale. Whet is known as the Keuneally fani|, in the town of Nunda, two and oiie-hafr miles south of Mcllenry. now held aa& occupied by James Keuneally. contain* ing 220 acres of good land with go<M$ buildings. Title perfect. For prlee and terms inquire of S-12-IU3* JAMKS DOHKRTT, " MRS. E. W. HOWS Haa-fust received a full' stook of Fall and Winter Millluery. Fancy Goods* etc.. to which she invites the attention 01 the ladies of Mclleurv and surround* ing country. We lisiVe the latest style* to be found in the city, and prices, aft usual, will he as low as good goods are sold anywhere. Call and examine war • stock. MRS. E. W. HOW E. Our stoek of drugs, chemical® ami patent medicines mis never more eomplete^ Goods reliable aud prioes right. ,s * HKXBT COLBT, New Restaurant at Nandu The undersigned having fitted up bit building on Main Street. Xinula, es­ pecially for the purpose, has now opened one ot the finest Restaurants and lc* Cream Parlors to be found In tlM conntv. Ice Cream. Leuiona^le. choree Confectionery.anil in short everything usually kept in a place of this kind can be found here, and no pains will be sparei to please all who may give men call. j Canned Good* of all kinds, and of tt||k best brand* to be fnund lu the mark*$M always on hand. Cull aud see me. ' * P. S. A flue Billiard room attaohed* A. SOXS»£N»CHIl*lt, Knitiia, III., Jul*- rufc. WO. The nobbii »«, ti.-.ts in tOWW atCMt at Mrs. Nichols'. . ^ Kvery hinsr In the liurdwaie lioe al f bvuuu* figures, at 1*. IIwwe'%