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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18,1884. Railroad Time Table* r»01 KG SOOTH. Beaeva Lake Pamnnjer... T:*7 A.* Beaeva Lake Express S:SB BKIKH Uke Krctscht ! : !5 * (>«>lra Uke pj»ssen*cr S :» XORTB. , •enav* T.alca Freight fl'll A. V Seaer* LaVe Passenger 9:5* •• Beaera Lake Kxpress 4:»7r. * Beaera Lake Passenger «:57 B. Bra* . Ai tes t . McHenry , I I I States Attorney. Te the pconle of McHenrr Oonntr.^ Asa W Rtalth, ot Dorr , hereby announces himself a candidate for the ef l lro of State* Attorney, subject, to the ratification of the Republican Coiintr Convention to lie holden lor the pur. pone ef nominating county officers. Mi; 2rt, iftH. ANNOUNCEMENT. I hereby announce mv»elf * eandldatefer Mates Attorney, subject to the decision of the Republican Co'untjr Convention. C. P. BAUJCES. v^T Aiinmincement. 1 1 desire the nomination for states Attorney, br the Republican County Convention, ami submit my candidacy to its decision. * A. W. YOUKO. For Circuit (Uerk. • T hereby announce myself as a candidate for theefflr.e of Circuit Clerk ami ltecorder ofMc- Henrr Onuntr, subject to'the decision of the Republican Countv Convention. W. V. Monss . For County Superintendent. I hereby announce myself as a candidate, for County Superintendent of Schools, of Me- Henrv Countv, subject to the decision of the Republican Countv Convention. J. A. SLIBI.DOK. For County Superintendent. I herehv announce mrself a candidate for the office ofSunerintendent ofiSclionls, snhieel to the decision of the Republican County C«u veution. HKNRV C. FABBK. Ortlt Woodstock Department Is un­ avoidably crowded out tfits week. one Is fully prepare"! to dlo If he owes the printer. Attend to that duty, at once. _ _ _ __ llr.AT) the notice of Gottleib Boley In another coin run. If you are Infer e»ted you will do well to take heed At once. Delays are dangerous. Gov. OOLKSUY will deliver his-great Lecture, "War Reminiscences,'1 at Woodstock Tuesday evening, .hme 24tfi. ' fro q^e should fail to hear liiin. --' -- IN the stomachs, of A cow killed in, Login County, Ky.. were found 2< hairpins and 20 safety pins. The feroj clous animal must have swallowed PRK80NAL. WIIX StRRS, OF the Elgin Watch Factory; spent Suudafr tfltii friends in this village. PAUL BROWN, of Chicago, spent. Sun­ day with hie parents in this village. Jos. ".T. FUETT, who Is with Under­ wood & Co..825 South llalstead Street Chicago, was calling on friends here on Monday morning, * J. R. HYDE, formerly of Richmond, has put us under obligations for files of Colorado paper, C. H. DONNKLLY. ESQ., of Woodstock, was a caller at the PLAIN-DEALER office on Monday. JACOB ZIMMKR, of the firm of Arnold Zimmer & Herman, Brewers, Wood­ stock, was on our streets nfl Monday. . NKWKLL COLBY will this week secure from Dunham's Staples another young and ^fine Horse, .which lie invites all horsemen and breeders to call and see. W r- Co.by lias at his stables some of tht*finest bred horses to be fpuiiil in the Northwest, EXCURSION Tickets Will be sold at ills station from July.5th' to July 8th good Until July 14th, to persons wish* ing to attend the National Democratic Convention held at Chicago June 8th. Price Kouud Trip, 52.05. B. Buss, Agent. THE Ladled Cemetery Aid Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. John I. Story on Saturday afternoon next, at 4 o'clock p. >f. Let there be a good attendance. Every body who is interested in the improvement of the Cemetery, whether a member or not. is cordially invited. who lives just West «N old to R, C. Jeflerson on Monday last six Allies, two a^d three years old, for the handsome sum of 8700. When we consider that they were all taken from the pasture, and had never been broke at all, we call ktliis a good sale. TIVM* IF VUMIIHI / H. C. M KAi), his village. sr JOHN STROXKH. the West Side Boor /and Shoe .Maker, has purchased the 'holding late Las a Wagon Shop./and fitted up th^ same for a shop, where he can now he | found ready to do all work 'n his line on short notice anil guarantee satis­ faction. Death of William McCoIlum. I)iRD:-»At his residence in Mcllenry, Ills., June 1st. IsWr, William MVCollum, aged tU years, 5 months and 10 (lavs. Deceased was born in West Virginia near StubenvHIe, Ohio, January 17th' 1801. He came witli his parents to Fairfield Co., Ohio, when lie was three years old, where he remained until the- summer of 1837. On the 25th day of December, 1829 he antl Katharine Roblnalt , Were joined in Wedlock's holy band, A tie that Ixnmd together'- Two trusting, loving henis as oneg Th.it death alone could sever. In 1837 they came to Illinois, accom­ panied bj* his two brothers, John and David, and pitched their tent upon the west bank of McCollum's Lake on the 14th day of July of that year. They had at tills time four children, Almira Samantlia, Peter and Satnuel. They camped in their wagons six weeks, un­ til they erected the first log house in this vicinity, and became its occupants. They here added to their family two tnoro children, George and, Margaret. Since they came here, two years later, these three brothers were joined by their brother George, and It is . from these four brothers that McCollum's Lake derives Its name. Now all are gone, John. George, David and William having passed away in the order their names are mentioned. It Is almost un­ precedented that a father enters upon his eighty-fourth year, and the young­ est mcmbn of a family of six children passes her 42d birthday ero death in­ vades the parental family circle, as has been the case here, this being the first death in the family. A log house , a part of which Is now standing on Samuel Sherman's place, was built by these brothers in 1S37. The varied changes in life and hard­ ships through which tills aged couple have passed since their advent into Illinois, reaching hack over a period of nearly half a century, we have neither time or space, to recount here. Suffice to say: the grand, crowning msult of NJ all culminates in their children and ;aiij »• / it 1grand-children who, without exception. i . i . i « . . . command tlie respect and esteem of all . . I I . 1 c - . - 1 1 W1 . jr who know them. JMx children, tweuty Miopjand fitted up th^* , , . . . , , ir woman and a chi?d. DR. S. F. will deliver BrfNVKTT. of Richmond, the 4rh of July Oration at Capron., Boone County. The citizens of r 'apron can be assured of hearing something good on that occasion. BOSTON Crystallized lee Cream at the Bakery, in Gille*/ Bloek, near the Bridge. Brown Bread Tuesdays and "Fridays. A good supply of Bread <>kes and Pies always on hand. A WORK addressed to women advises Its readers to remember that servants are made of the .same material that they are. The women mi<rht keep this in mind when they see their hus­ bands kissing the hired girl. A OAMR of Base Ball was played in this village on Friday last between the Wauconda club ami a picked nine frnm tills village, which resulted in a score of 27 to 15 in favor of Mcllenry. As we have said before. Mcllenry has the material for a first-class Nine, All tlieyj Jack is practice. grand-children, and eleven great grand children survive this paternal ancester. Leonard and Frank Rorer. wlio live in CMfton, III., are the sons of Samantha. Charles E.. Bert K , and Clinton L ^Newell, who live in Bull Ciry, Osborne |po., Kansas, ii re the sons of Margaret. The devotion and attachment of chil- |ren and gra id children to tills aged Mirent, as manifested in kind words fond deeds during his last illness, are worthy of the highest commendation. The sympathy tendered and aid ren­ dered, by kind neighbors and friends in tills trying ordcul to.acknowledged and appreciated by the bereaved family. It lias been said "An iione?t man Is the noblest work of God." If there was any t rait of character for which the <le- A new charge has been brought Against the English sparrow. He is ac­ cused of deliberately packing oft the heads of honey bees. Ho is too know. Ing a bird to meddle with the othcr en<l. ' WB Inadvertently emitted to calf attention to th* new^advertisement of F. G. Mayes, last week. IIo has a fine stock of goods in his line, and is selling as low as the same goo<ti oan be bough t elsewhere. Tne work on the Driving Park Is progressing favorably, and it is cxpec- lod it will be oompleted bv the 4th OLLT b""" > i . » . . n i. ^ Trom tliisC July. The turnot:t at the Bee on Tues- k . day was large, and a large amount, of work was done and a good time had. LOST, somewhere between Wilmot. Wis., and Volo, III., by the way of Johnsburgh, May 30th, 1884, a double. red Plaid Shawl. The finder will con­ fer a favor by leaving the sumo at this office. G. II. OLAYSON has put up two Clover Dryers in Johnsburgh. and is now receiving Clover Blossoms at that poftit. Ciaysoti is a veteran in tills business, ami understands It thorough- "ly^ ( S. $. SHKPHARD & SON, who have threo Clover Dryers In this village, tookpii ten thousand pounds of Clover on Saturday last. Tills is but the be­ ginning of the Season, and a small days receipts in comparison with what tbey will soon get. THE Summer Running Meeting of the Chicago Driving Park will com­ mence on Friday next. June 20th, and continues eight days. Some of tho most celebrated horses of the South and West have been entered, arid a magnifi­ cent series ef speed contests must be the result. A YASSAU girl writes home: WJ haven't seen a man In a month of Sun- /lays. We were all out taking a •con­ stitutional' Saturday, and oatne across A scarecrow in acorn field, All the girls ran for it at once, and I only managed to secure a part of the skirts of its coat. Still, it was something. THE reason farm hands are scarce can be accounted for in the fact that a mail cjin't get a moments rest on the barb wire fence that Is now used so ex­ tensively. The old rail fence oflered some inducement to a man to engage on a farm, but this barb wire business don't give a man any siiow at all. All persons interested in Sports are requested to call at the News Room of E. W. Wheeler, near the Depot, on Saturday next, the 21st. and get a copy of *'7*/ic Mirror of American, Sporta? free. It Is one of the finest sporting journals published, Pu i)Qt full to MMMUW u copy, As it Is now several years since Mc­ llenry lias shown any patriotism on the natal day of this country, why wouldn't this year be a good time to wake .tip and show the people that there Is plenty o r patriotism here, if some one will onlv touch it off. It would keep nu't '* a little monev ill town and bring 'li^inivHy distinguished it in considerable m.»'«. Ms-proverbial honesty. lie was a kind, afteelinnate hu«haml. an indulgent father, a genial neighbor, and a faithful friend. Death was si welcome messenger to him. On hi* forehead Mi tb« light of the bright celestial morn, and h« passed through death's portals calmly and serenely as the infant falls to sleep upon Its moth er's bosom. The funeral obsequies were held at the house. Rev. Joel Wheeler con­ duct ing the service, The remains were conveyed to Wood­ land Cemetery, and there laid tenderly to rest, in the presence of a large con­ course of mourning relatives, friends and neighbors. Thus are the pioneers, one by one. called from their labors here on «arth TIIK enterprising propietnrs Hood's Sarsriparilla are rbe first In the field with a f'ampalgn ••«rd giving nu excellent iltographio portrait, and sketch of James O. Blaine, the Repub­ lican Presidential candidate. The bac!» of the card also gives the last electora. vote, the new apportionment, and other valuable Information, Copies may be had by sending stamp to C, I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass. ON .Wednesday June 4th. the Poor Farrti Committee Jet the oontract for the building on the County Poor Farm, to a Chicago parry by the name of Bartlett. for 814,547, which includes a slat* roof, and the contractor will pay for the brick and stone furnished by the County. The Committee had a large number of bids for the contrai't a good many from Chicago, several •unty. The lowest bid for the contract, as let. from this County, was 81(i,100. ! The Committee were desirous of letting the contract to home parties but felt that they could uot pay a difference of 94,500 iu orilev to t io lo . IT is a disgrace to our village that we have in our midst, aivy one, man, wo-> man or child, who has got so low as to steal and destroj' articles put in a Cemetery to ornament the restiivg place of our dead. But such seems to be the fact. It has come to our atten­ tion the past week where vases have been broken, plants dug up and carried away, the new arbor hacked and cut with a kniie, and other things done thai would disgrace the lowest being to be found within the walls of our State's prison. The Cemetery Society liave now employed a watchman, auH * | INDEPENDENCE PARTY. There will be an Independence Party at Heimer's Hall. Mcllenry, 111 , on Friday evening, July 4th, 1854. Music by the Ring wood Band. All are oordially Invited. JOHN HRIMER, proprietor. Qood, Pare Milk, delivered to any part of the Village. Cream when ordered. Give me a trial. A. L. HOWB. FREK TRAUI?.--IU Demand's Soda and Saleratus should' be advocated by every true American citizen, on the priuuiple that that tiling is desirable iu a Republic that is the greatest good te tlje greatest number. Bishop's Roller Mill* Flour. " For Sal® I" Wauconda, Uy C. K. .Jenck*. Try a Sack. It cannot fail to please you t • - -0~- 1|AKES ! RAKES ! The Tiger, New Holllngworth, Fiifst. & Bradley, Knowltoir. Advance and Archer. Will sell low with pr with- uut & 4 $ onu't, RINCWOOO. EDITOR PHAINPKALKR -.--Mrs. Norton anil daughter, who have been spending several days with the fami!)' of We«lev Ladd, returned to their home at Bur­ lington. Wis., last Saturday. Miss May Reed, of Genoji, Wis.,,visi­ ted lier irlend. Mi>>s Liza Coates, Jast week. Mr. Sooth ill, of Harvard, called on his son. Dr. J. II. Soothill, of this place, last Wednesday. N. B!ake has moved into the house recently vacated by 0. Churchill. Mr. Blake lias engaged in blackainithing. Thomas Richardson feel3 very happy over tlie safe arrival of his brojyyyr ami sister frbm England. Tiiey^ are now living in tlie hou<e formerly occupied by \ . Stevens. We welcome tlieui to our midst, and hope that in our town they may find a pleasant home. On Saturday afternoon quite a num­ ber of so vailed "old maids," gathered at the house of Miss Frank Ingalis to celebrate her ( ?) birthday. We <lid not learn her age, but we believe that she, »s well as several others who were present, are .fast approa-hing their Senectux Ultima. < Our Public School exhibition passed oft very pleasantly, and was well at­ tended. The childreus part of the pro­ gramme was very well rendered. When we take into consideration thai some of them were but a step above the cradle, to do them justice we must confess that their success was extreme-, ly gratifying. On Friday evening. June 20th, the Ringwood Cemetery Aid Society will give a strawberry and ice cream festi­ val on the lawn iu front of the resi- deuce of Mrs. Mary Dodge. Straw­ berries, ice cream, lemonade, cake.-- in fact everything, that appears on first class tables on such an occasion, will be set before you at a very reasonable figure. Preparations are being made to entertain and supply the wants of a large crowd. Choice selections ot' voca! mid instrumental music will lie given, and a string band of six pieces as well as a martial baud will lie iu attendance. >Ve «*xtend a most cor­ dial invitation to all to come and join with us. and aid us in beautifying the place where our loved ones lie*. Come one, come all. SPRING GROVE. EOITOI: PLAIMIKALKR The game of | the season in this place is croquet. William'Wray made Chicago a short j visit last week. Miss Ruth Ooates is the guest Of Mrs. Fannie Tweed. Jr., of this place. Our school is prospering finely under the able management of Will Howson, Cort Hasting* is goi;;g to sj.ecu'ate in cucumbers again this fall. Hope be will have better success than lie did the last time lie tried it. Mrs. CJ. B. Lawson. of Waukegan, (formerly of .this place) is around call­ ing on Iri.ends in this vicinity. f An uncle of William Henry and Miss Anna Broadley is making them quite a visit. Uu IS from Michigan, we be­ lieve. "Rob" Tweed has gone to Fairfield. Nebraska, to make his brother John a short visit, and from then; lie intends to go to Old, Nebraska, iu search of a situation. We were pained to hean-of the ftud- d«Mi deatli of SuMe. beloved A'ife of Jphn Tweed, (formerly of this place) which occurred at Fairfield, Nebraska* of scarlet fever. The Palace Store, of which Messrs, ; 11:iI(1 ciii:tti A Xeish are proprietors. Is i nearly completed, and when done will ! be the linot. huiUiug • 11 town, it will ' ttiiike au immense improvement to the ! looks of the place. I J. Il 'dian lost a calf out of his -vagou the orher day. The calf, on finding J itself tree, took to the woods, where ' John huMed ami .chased after Itniniilj lie got thoroughly tired out and Wis-: gusied and called upon W. Wilson to Shoot it in order to capture it. WAUCONDA EDITOR Pi.VIXP AI.Kit:--Tlie enter- fainmeiir. by 'the ll^rringfo'i Lvccuui Association, so long promised, will be given iu Maiman's Hall, uext Saturday evening, June 21st. Last Friday evening th? BtapHsli Ladies Sewing society save a sityaw- ] berry aud ice cream supper i,y tic; okl j Hotel Hall. Tht? sjiifte evening a double harness da,nce. ovcuircvi in Maim nil's I Hall. lit is uo.t to, be uinlvKstood r.liat. | from this beautiful country they have ! t!^y aU I" a d<mbl». Ii uoess. but, the purchaser of a ticket also secured a Frank sought out and developed--fr<?m, tk,e dear, sicred homes they ha,ve estab­ lished and beautified from all that Is near antl dear in this life, to the beau­ tiful tteld« Elvsium t where the weary at the. utiliset of lite can retire Craiu their >alw»rs and be at rest. One more loved form bus |vu>r ied awaj f , One l'red lioily pino to re«t, And- l^iiel^ tlii.t labored day by day Are folded oVr an honest lireaMl* A loving husli»udv tiiltier, friend, NV*ti'>se sntfte iikay jjreel. us never mora. Has passed to Ike unknown Vvontl|- He is not dead, but gone he tore, " His work is done. No jiower |>oric.qr|g To rouse him from Ms ijiiift slocn. We share the jrrief ol' sorrowmij. fri<»itd&, .\nd mingle tears with lliosc, \^li<> wccj>. Oh faitliful wife, whoso tender rsirfl Has liei-n his (stay life's journey o'er, In 1'uradUe you yet shall sluue , • A home with loved ones g<me lieiore. L, E. Bennett. Photograper. whose ro.o.m> are fiver. Perry & Owen's store, is. now taking Pictures by the new Process of "Dry Plates," .tyhereby au exposure of from one to six second*? abettor expression e.m be obtained than by the old prot ess, Pictures o.f children taken under „ . , v .he most.trying circumstances and sat if one of these villains are caught they ^faction guaranteed. Call aud give n\e will be taught a lesson that they will . not soon Toi-get. The law is severe in such cases nud they oan rest assured it will be enforced to its fullest extent* Hanging is too good for such low-lived individuals. a trial. Until further notice I will take CabiutS Photos for $4.00 per dozed. L. E. BKNXETT,, Mcllenry. June 17th. 18S4. chance at receiving a fine, new IVirkei; dou.bje Harness. WMl ToyntojiV numbei: was the lucky one, and he iiow liokk* the f. n.-F. B.- d\. h. Mr. spencer has completed his ex- tfMkViive iio^rovements at the mill, and iii now re:i,d,y to receive customers, and furnish a splendid grade of tlour. New Ice Cream Parlor ML33 Emma Gregory Having fitted up tlie store injU^fe \yest si.le of Kelter's Biockx has opened therein an ICK CUKAM PARLOR, Where IceCream will be servedb.oth day and evening, either by the dish or quart. Win als,o keep a s^ock of Choice Canriipsv Xuts. ^nd Fruits of all kinds in the!rseason. Will be Jeady for business A» We .d- nAsday.. June 11th. The patronage of the public is re­ spectfully solicited. Mcllenry, 111., .June Iftth, ISSl. Less th*n a 80-oent Bottle Clares Bone Spavin- SI:m).\, It-t,., May 2c, issi. C. DICKINSON A; ISai r in j r ton , I l l inois . GKNTLKMKX:--1 hart A Horse lame for over eighteen months with a Bone Spavin, ami I procured a bottle of Dickinson's Russian Linitnent ant\ less than a fifty-cent bottle completely cured the spavin. W. D. PARKS. pruiew) u> nave a very Mil l ie no Meat Market for Sale. The undersigned oflers for sale his Meat Market In the village of Mcllenry. - together with Slaughter House. Too is. thorough system for training our chil etc. Everything is in good runni ngdren in reading, writing, aud arithmetic, order, and has a good run of custom.humiliating fact remains that we Will be sold 011 time to suit purchaser.are far, very far, beliind Germany and For further particulars enquire of the ither States in Europe in the matter of undersigned at No. 925 South llalstead »ducation. Barely two per cent, of Street. Chicago, or of William Frett, German people are unable to read and rrifce. In certain portions of our conn- ry the illiterate compriae twenty per Johusbnrsh, III. Mcllenry , June lJ th . lWH, Crazy Patchwork. I lav inp a I .H i re assor tment of- remnants and p ieces <if l | a i idsoine l>ro<-ad"d s i lks , sa t ins and ve lve ts , wo are | in t t in ;? thoin up in assor ted bandies and furn ish ing them for "Crazy Pateh work ," Cushions . Mats , T id ies ,e tc . . c t< \ p .V 'kage f^ 0 . i_ l s a handsome bundle of ex­ quis i te s i lks , sa t ins ami l>r»ca ied ve lve ts a I ' ( i i f fe rent l . Just Uin thitvj for the most superb pa t te rn of fancy work . Sent pos t | a id for 56 ren ts in po- ta l note or , 1 -eent s tamps . Par .k- ase No,2--Conta in ing t l i ree l imes as mnchn; package No. 1 . Sent pos tpa id fo ' r ^I - (Kl . These a re a l l of the very fin? \ t qmlUy and cannot l>c e tp ia ied a t any o ther s i lk work* in the (J . S . <-/ / Uu ?.r. t imrx our priimt. They wi11 p lease auv ladv . One ur i lev a lways l i r iu i ! i ( a dozen inoie . Mttmi-tl of bmvn wit l i inn i l lns . t r i l l ions and f t i l l i i i s t rnvl ions for a r t i s t ic in i icy work , hand«oine ly Imind, iwetpa i . i , jo cents . Order now.' Address , TIIK UOCIIKSTKR SIUI Co. , 41-Sw ' 'Roches ter , N. f . Silk embroidered scarfs all polors. f*ite ipiality, yery cheap at liousieit A ent. of our population. - To rectify lis disgraceful condition of tilings, enator Blair has induced the upper ranch of Congress to pass an act ap- ropriating some of the surplus in the itional treasury to help the schools in :e States where^the PIINNOTINNAL KVS- "" \oung Orphan Boy. / Persons Interested in or desiring-to j sen the above horse will* find him at the fanij of Geo. Harri§oti, or. the | Greeinyood ' jpid Mcllemy load, two i mile§ South West of tl^ village of , Ringwood. every Monday evening and i until 3 o'clock p. m. Tuesday's. T. RKE$K, Grooul J . C. ^AP.RE^L, Prop , Just Received. A new stock of Arcceues*, at Mr.a. E. IV. llowe's. HEBRON. MEDIIOR PLANI»KVI.KR:--Remember the celebration at Hebron. School closed on Friday of last week. Captain'Kelly.of Woodstock, is giv­ ing the If. B. U*s. Instructions in drlll- Ing. Mr. and Mr«, H.R. Baldwin Are moving into th« rooms over VV. R, Kanes grocery.1 Willie Gidding received the prize of a gold pen ami holder for making the most improvement in writing during the summer term ofschoo.l 3 Mrs. A vers, who has been visitiugdn Vermont, is^xpected home this week. Owing to some intake In the pre­ vious election, the Hebron Blaine Guards elected the following ollicers. Frank Ilowe, Captain. H. Walling, First Lieutenant. E. E. Taylor, Second Lieutenant. Geo. God/lanl, Orderly Servant. E. Leech. First Cor­ poral. P. Lund, Second Corporal, i \ L . R o w e . T l i i i d C o r p o r a l . I j Z . Pierce. Fourth Corporal. D. Blodgett Drum Major. There will be a grand celebration at Hebron on the 4th of July, Dr. O. E. Gratton. i»resident of the day. Rev. John Currer, Orator. W. C. Hyde, Mar­ shal. The Stale Line Cornet " Band will be present. The following will lie the programme of the day. Meet at Independence Hall, at 51.30 A.M., where the procession will form at 10 A. M.and march to the cemetery and uu- veiiaod dedicate, the-soldiers monu­ ment, under t lie auspices of the G. A. R. After this the procession wjil inarch to Joint Pierce's groye. The exercises will be opened with a prayer by R»;v. C. C. Clark, Tlie State Line Cornet Band will play "Hail Columbia." The Declaration of Independence will be read by Frank BeartNley. Song by the Hebron Glee Club, Oration'by Rev. J. ('nrrer. After tills,--dinner. All are invited to bring provisions and join the table picnic. The following have been appointed as table commit­ tee. Mrs. Ceo. II. Young. Mrs. I®. Ii. Lines, Mrs. D. A. Clary, Mrs. I. B Phillips, Mrs. G. W. Conn. Mrs. C. H. 'I 'ryon. Mrs. W. S. Erckenbrack. Mrs, I. W. Webster. Mrs. Geo. Goddard and Mrs. C. F. Prouty. A match g line of base ball will be played for a prize of 810, after which all will return to the village to witness the races, viz.. Sack. Wheelbarrow ond Egg races, running race open to boys aud sills tui(iei; til teen years, one race go as yon please free to all. At. o i\ M. the Calethum- plan brigade' will parade' the streets under tin- command of General Craschschinidekpolog'-ahay. : During the evening there will lie a display of tire-works, and. the <'linton Dramatic Company will render the popular drama entitled "Joshua 'Whitconib," and a good larce, after which all who wish to d.nice will have the opportu­ nity, Supper at John IViowns. , Come everybody, bring your wife, your chil­ dren or your girl, for a good time is expected. ALGONQUIN. EDITOR PLAINPKALKR:---J. A. Shel­ don made our town a short visit on Tues lay of List week. Ira Mallory, of the Nnnda Herald was in town on Thursday of last week. Died. June lUth, 18JS4, of consumpl i<»n, Mr. Paul Cervinka, airetl 52 years. The deceased leaves a wife ami seven chil­ dren to mourn his loss. The remains were taken to Chicago on the 14lh Inst, for burial. Garrv French, with wife and family, of Chicago, are making friends a visit here. W. D, liingland. of Woodstock, visit­ ed in towy oil 'Friday and Saturday last. Uncle Robert Phillips is making Ills Nnnda f r iends a vis i t . i At D. W. Thomas' auction sale of a carload ot inilclf cow*, on Saturday last, rows soli] on an average of #45). 12 per head. ' Oil Saturday 'tan' there was a picnic and fishing party from Crystal Lake, and tbey were joined here by ffiends. They went to -tlie grove aboi,i,t a vuile down the river They fepoyt having a •rood time trtUI lots, of tailing, bu,t no ti-h. r ' Mr. and Mss. S. M. Thomas, of Nundn, vis.iic.dat k). VV. Tiitunas' heKe on last' Sti,uirrtay. ¥si|. Chapnian and wife, of New iiarltord. iowa. a:;e vi>itiiiij* W^tU l^la tives atj.ii friends i^e ;-e. Mr.\. IK 'ij\ ilel-iii. ot Chicago, is visit­ ing bene. Mrs. Ennorson lias sold her resi'dence on Chicago street to Fred IMiensing, Consideration, $1,000. Mrs. fc'inersou will go to Chicago to reside with her son. Mrs. Davidson, of Chicago, spent Sun­ day with Mrs. tjoltrin. ,OII Saturday last our base ball club played the Huntley club at lliiutley. i 'he^score stooil .'!J to -15 iu favor of Huntley. , GREENWOOD Eorroic PI.AINIVKAIM:*: -Fd Wesson and wi,fe returned Sfroi'n tlieir visit 'in Iowa, on Thursday last. Miss Florence Piatt -is visiting Ayitl^ friends in Dakota. ^ Don't dare to a«k Brad about t,hat life-sized picture, lie got Friday even- ing. Mrs. >Vi.!ey. of Elkhart, tills state, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Tides. Mark Dawson writes of bis safe arrivlil in Canada, wi^li the reuiaius of his daughter. Hetiry R. Baldwin and wife have closed their school labors for the yeai; at Hebron, and ire visiting with par­ ents i:i this village. Mr. iSaldvvin will reside iu Hebron during vacation. Mrs. C. II. Mai*stield, who is visiting friends In this village, has been quite sick the past week with nervous pros­ tration. At present writing she is con­ valescent. Dr. C. E. Adams, R. J. Cruikshank and M. Dassow j^re adding 'improve­ ments to their-places. The past week Mrs. 8. D. Baldwin and four of her children have goiYe through the siege of diphtheria. A1J at present writing are gaining. The Scott family gave a concert to a small but appreciative audience,iu this village on Friday evening. The Temperance lecture delivered by Mr. Barnes on Sunday evening was listened to by a large and appreciative audience. Mr. Bariles ' is .it candidate for the ofiiue'of States Attorney, and has many friends among the temper­ ance people of this conimunity. The way in which the evergreens are trimmed iu tlie Cemetery seems to Siive pret ty general disisit isfaet ion ; we cannot always depend on our senses: what may be street, to your laste may be bitter to mine ; what you cannot see perhaps 1 can if Interested "in. It fiiiau- eialty. Otir Grocery Department was never more eomi>|ete than at present. Many articles in this department are now very cheap. Heery Colby. The Bradford isiiiky Plow lias a swivel Beam and no landside and bus the foot lift that will draw easier than any other Sulky Plow njade. Cuu liandly it with two horses.. Kicliiiioud Department. CONTHIBCTRD BV 3. P. RKNNKTT. Mr and Mrs Frank Pot ter are rejoielng orer I t he advent of a son and he i r . j , , t fon ' t for pe t the "Old Potks"* danee n t , Culver '8 ou June ' i t i lh . Mrs . A. R. Alexamier and chi ldren hare safe ly re turned f rnm the i r v ia i l to Indiana , welcome-home. Oi t r Cornet Rund a re soon to l*e un i formed T.hey wi l l make th ing*, l ive ly a t the Countv • a i r . Kishmsmnst l ie good a t Twin T.n t t s , i f we : may judi re l>v the f rednent "messes" of which j ivc a re t i l t g ra tefu l rec ip ient . j Supervisor Alexander sent to evcrv suner- i v i sor in the county a eon r of las t week ' s JM.AINIU : u , t:«I conta in ing the dec is ion in the : Wl ln i inc ton Br idge su i t . i - j Sunday. June I5t h . was the h i r thdav of the i Kls in p- ie tess , Mis* Cor ie Divis , "She was , congra tu la ted by mnnv f r iemts , among whom i l l i chmoud was represented . Business Noticed) Go to Mrs. Howe's for Millinery *a«l Dressmaking. SMOKKISS, call for Barbfttn Brtl Fligh Art." They have few eqnnl*. T ----•-- No trouble to show goods Of ftliMVMr questions at R. Bishop's. Buy the Estev Organ if you want tb* best. O. W. Owen. Mei!enry, Agent. City residences for sale. Apply to Asa W. Smith, Woodstock. III. The f r iends of l>r . K. I t . T ' .ennet t wi l l he p leased to know of h is good s t lccess in Mlnne- anol in . He has la te ly en tered in to par tnersh ip I w i th an old and leading prac t i t ioner there , ' and f inds h imsel f a t once launched In to" an , ex tens ive ami lucra t ive prac t ice . | The Jotirnml th inks tha t Hie miser ies of t r ie j t ' r es iden ia l contes t would be n i i l | sa ted i f I t he campaign poets would only drv up , whi le ; t i ' e Tiinr'* fe l ic i ta tes these s 'ougf i i ' l souls tha t I f t l a ine isa name wi th which a hos t of words : rhv ine sp lendid ly , makine the i r work c .o in . Mtara l iv idy e- i sv . Wel l , gent lemen, our harp is hung 'up , anyhr tw, and the mi l l wont gr i . id I this season. , I • Kour th n t ' . In ly ce lebra t ions a re adver t i sed j for Wilmot , Wi 'h- . , under , the auspices of the Wilu io i Corner l land: a t . Hel l ion , Under the ' auspices of the IJ . A l t v when the Sol t ie r* ' MOIIII.IHMU wil l he dedica ted; a t Powers ' ! Lake , Wis , wt iere Marcus Koote , of l i idnnond ; de l ivers tbe or . l t ion , and a t Oapron, in I toone j Co. Of course , Hie lnnoi i ' l won ' t ce lebra te . . Landlord Culver l ias Unight a por t ion ef R C. Bennet t ' s s tock of 'pure bred Light Brahma fowls , and Wal ter , the Landlord J r . . i s in "h igh fea ther" there i t . Tl ie*e fowls a re of ; t he " I iuke of York" s t ra in , have taken l l r s t | premium a t every fa i r where t l iev have been exhib i ted , and a re probably the f ines t lo t in Nf i i thern I l l inois Kggs tor se t l in t r , when sh ipped $2 lor i : !--when so ld iu Richmond $1 ,V) I ^ A musica l t rea t i s in s tore for our peonle in ] a concer t to be g iven i .nder the auspices of . t he I t icbmond Cornel Rand, bv the Kuterpean ; C lub , of Kl i r iu , W. <; . > ler r i ln*w. Musica l < D i rec tor . The da le i s H ' r ida y evening . . Inne -Ti l l . The Kuterpe- ins a re h ighly spoken of b\ - the press wherever " Ihey have sung, and I we hope I t i e people wi l l tu rn out to he i r , them, both for . the i r own pleasure and to g ive the Band a l i f t . Go to Mrs. M. Schumacher's for Mill­ inery, Dress Making and Fancy Good*. Case and Furst A Bradley Sulke* Plows at E. M. Owen £ Sou's. Building Paper, cheap, at John I, Story's. A flue assortment of yerjr flue Graft* Int* Iron Wire at John I. Story*#. All the latest novelties lib Ladle* Neckwear at Henry Colby'*. ; E. LAW I.US - - Y VR ' Has 35 cords of wood to sell by onr. half or one-fourth eo-d. An entire new stock of riiawlv Jack ets and wraps at Bonslett & Stoflel> Examine our new lawns, dr»ss cam* brick, ginghams And prints. Bensiett £' Stoflel. » You are Invited to ex;«n|ln«» the nef Tailor establihsniet at FitzsIminoMi A Evaheon,s. ' Yon are Invited to attend the rem- nant sale on June 9th, at Fltzsint- U1011S& Evanson. I A t the s lose of our publ ic school the pupi ' s , l e ichers and c i t izens i re to*;h ive - l g r -nvl p ic . ; n ic a t Twin T.akes . That i s r ight . The veavs j school work has been t i i th fu l and e in incnt lv 1 snci es^fu l . I ' i i ' l imond has renson to be proud ; o f her cf l ic ien t corps of teachers and of the j t rae iabi l i tv and in te l l igence nf l ie r scholars . ! We hope the p icnic may be as p leasant to a l l : concerned as : t i sde-erved . I .e t a l l i j i> t f> the i Lakes and have a good t ime wi th the voung ( fo lks . At the c 'ose of the Academic re i rn t the I R la in Academy, nur vonnsr townsman. Dirk | Cole , g raduated wi : ! i h igh honors . Young Cole ! i s one of i ha t k ind of hovs we fee l Mt 'ond of . ; l i e has d i l igent lv s tuck to h is s tudies a i id i comes hack to us wi : h a mind enr iched a ml t ra i iHMl In- t l i e d i sc ip l ine of in te l l nc tna l work and enal i l led to as . ' nn ie the i ln t ies and the re . spons ib i ! i t ie« of in te l l igent - id t iy .ens l i tp . Mav l i i s fu ture be as successfu l as his pas t l ias been . I l i s s i s te r l i race re turns home for the summer vaca t ion . fn answer to nuinerons in< |n i r les a f te r "our Robj" we would sav tha t h is las r le t te r , wr i t ­ ten in t i ree lv , Colorado, announces tha i he i s wel l and enjoying h imsel f immensely , l ie has dr iven a span of Ja-ks nu a Colorado rancl ie , j r i . iden a lu-onid io f rom R in the morning t i l l :{ ! in theafurnooi i wi thout leaving the saddle , seen nunterous an te lopes and wolves , eap 'ur - ; ed a nc-d of s ix young jack-rabbi t s , and ta lks , o f going in to the mounta ins after gr is tx levs and mountain lions. He is au eneigotic fel- j low, i s our Bob. Looking the ground a l l over , w; have o tne to the c .o i ic l t i s io i , tha t the people of Mcl lenrv conn I y can make no be t te r se lec t ion forSia tes At tornev than the ve teran , \ sa XV. Smith , of Woodstock . I l i s lega l a t ta inments cer la in l" qual i fy l i ln i . (or tue o l lce . He i s an o ld res i ­ dent and has many c la ims upon t no people of t l i^ countv . Younger inen a re in the t leb l , bu t IIM'.V are young t noni rh t<» wm!. Let us s tand by "Asa" l i t i s t ime and g ive h im the of l ice l ie deserves . M .\TIKKK:--The I t ichmond Dr i r lhg Par i ty Associa t ion wi l l g ive a mat inee on the i r t rack of three good races , on Sa turday , J -uue •>frs t , iu which s . . ' ime o f I he i ies t horsc .s of Kenosha . Walwor th ami Mcl tenrv couu | . i , es « i l l t ro t ; such as .1 C McKcsm. i lv» "K- t ' i i tucky Mare ." W II l | a r r t son '« i " I fc i j ies . l Bi l lv ," J . Sherni i l l ' s " -hepherd <X, ' ' I t ichard ">hor l ' s "Klee t r ic . l . igh t , . ' (Mro Kes Kid U ' r ' s "Ulooni , thdd," <{eo. M' l iug ' f i ' Spangle ," and sev« ' ra l o ther good ones f rom th is v ic in i ty . Tro t t ing wi l l begin a t -2 o 'c lock sharp . Al t races mi le hea ts fo harness--ti i» ,e bar red . Tickets of admiss ion to . t ra ,c l> , <; .Qi>. t s . In th is "neck of the woo«ls"- we hear no mine ment ioned in connect ion wi th the Lesr i s l a i lve uoin ina l iou tha t ] car r ies wi th i t the weight and the enthus iasm tha t C. I I . Tryon ' s does . Were Kic l i inoui l to do a l l the voj i .ng t iov the d is t r ic t he would not on ly 'be tpMiuated , but h i ! would be e lec ted , by sJ . rU a ix in ior i ly as few men who gu t<^ Sp»ngl le^ l go backed up b \ . No, t . o i j i l .v IH Char lev Trvon i imnense lv opu. ia r a t , home, but . we have convinc ing proof of the h igh es t imat ion iu which he i s he ld by h is co l lcngucs a t l i te S ta le Capi ta l . We hope h is f iends are o i rnes t ly a t work throughout thedis t i ic t to secure h is nomina­ t ion aud e lec t ion . In th is week ' s PI.AINIIKAI.KK wil l l ie found the announcement of the candidacy of l lenry C Ki l l*! r . Pr inc ipa l o t the Kichmond. Publ ic School , for tho off ice of County Super i tend- ent of Schools . Mr . Kaber has been a t tho head of our school dur ing the pas t ycaraudhas p-oved h imsel f a man of t i r s t -c . lass na tura l abi l i ty wi ld of c lass ica l educat ion . No in . ln in Mcllenry ot l lce t l r g rea t p leasure i<i p resent ing , h is cuni i i s .UKI u. rg jn^ . t l ie IVie iuCs of educat ion t l i roughout d ie county to g ive l i i in the i r suppor t . We do t l i i i i in the hones t , be l ie f t ha t l ie I s the bes t Hl t ' l 0 | 1 l i in t<U i l l I* I < | l t i t l " l l> M •• • 11 I I I ry county i s be t te r . )ua l i l i "d fo 'Hhe Inn Mr. Kaber . ' \ye therefore t ike in for County Super in tendent , a i i tan of educa l ion . , energy .and abt l i ly , and one whose whole hear t and soul a re in Ins school work . Such a man we have in Mr . Kabei .an i t I t ichmond, which l ias never been verVnighly favored ,wi l conn I y o l l ie i s , p resynis h im as her choice and 'asks for l i i in ' the aup |H>r t o f he i s i s te r towns . ' • W. 1*. MorsCj of Vt inda , candida te for the ofHce of Ci rcui t Clerk , was ' in ' I t ichmond on Sat in ' l . iy . I 'n t i i la t r . lv our c i t izens have been unai - ' j i i . i in ted Wil l i Mr . Morse , though the n iagni t icent endorsement he has rece ived f rom l l ie c i t izens of Nnnda had inc l ined many to g ive t i i in a - faro table hear ing when he came up here . Personal « ' 'on ta i - t wi th the man has in every ins tanc .udeepeued any nreenncerned noiua is of .h is a b i l . ly and tUners for the o l l ice . He 'u ia ke- i ; t favohi l i le in i |> t i s>ion whevevel - l ie goes . I f a man 's a iauy record should be my c la im upon the people for the i r suf f rages , h is c la ims Are va l id , i t e was three vears in the serv ice , has las te i l the horrors of the Southern pr i son pen , ami car r ies the honorable >caro i a re i i id bul le t on Ins -person . ; I l i s hea l th was broken in the serv ice of h is count ry-hut he was too proud and 'pa t r io l ic to jo in in the uni ­ versa l sc iunib le for a p e n s i o n whi 'e he could manage lo ge t a l iv ing wi thout government a id . I l i s ab i l i t ies a re vouched for by men ' whose word should be sa t i s tac tory evidence . Nnnda has a r ight to c la im one of tne county olhce . - . 'n i d she presents IV. I 1 , Morse as f ie r c .noic^ ; \v i l l her s i s te r towns s tand by I tn in h e r c h o i c e ! - 1 ' V - . The annua t meet ing of the Uichmond Ceme le ry Associa l id i r 'was he ld a t - t l ie res i t ' e i 'n .e of DrJ . | \ ( ' i ' . i i e l t on Monday evening . June iyi l i , wi th I ' i fS . l ieo I 'u r i l 'y In the cha i r . - The n i inuies of las t annual meet ing read and dec lured approved. l tepor ls )>f J I ! Hyde , Treasurer , cover ing t ime up to March 1s t , , tSSf , a i id ^d ' A I ! Alex­ ander , ac t ing Treasurer t io i . i March 1s t . lo dat<" read and on mot inn accepted and adopted . Rej ior t of J L Downing, Supej ' .n - ten i le1 i t . . ipe- c j ived , read and i idr tp t rd ; wirh i he unde-r - s ta i i l ing tha t a drscrep l i lcv of 5.2 : i ' ; be tween h isaccoubls and those o t ' tye i ' re . i surer bo inves t iga ted and correc ted . Bi l l of Downing & Dennison, for$- .*!» .SI , was o idcred pa id . Voted 111 a r . the Super in tendent -a»d Treas­ urer en ter in to bonds of js ' i t t each for fa i thfu l per fornnlncu o t l l i i ' . i es o f .he i r tespdet ive » l l l ces . • " • " 1 ' • Moved f ind voted tha t the Super in tendent be aulhor i / . ted to hegr t t la te wHh Pur i lv to nxclwi iw a s t r ip «f land a iwut v! 1 . r«Hfc» wi t le on wes t s ide 01 ' cemetery (Ot- ' i t s e i | 11 iva leut ou no - lb and cas t s id tso t wi ine , wi th d iscre t ion- arv pr .wer to* purchase Such amount moi ;e on s : i i t l nor th au>i eas t ^ .Mes as ue may th ink Iwst for the in teres ts of t f .e Associa t ive . Klec l ion of of f icers n^ul ied ." .3 fo l lows: P res ide n t - 1 . ^e I ' u rd y . Secre tary- < V. Bonnet t . Treasnrer - J . V. Ahtr ich . Thu f reasurer ' s repor t showed funds on It m<|4u cash and notes to be #£Kt tXl . a s fa l lows: •Note <d" l i e unison , made . lunc -J l , 1SS1, due one da v f rom " la te , # | lHl ; no te . D. Deniu«on, made )»ay ' 21 , ISs . i , i luo 011 demand. »">u: no te e f \V. - i sh ington Savles , made JWar-I i 1s t , i s s i , due March J . - t . ISSi ," f i5 ; cash W4S.U»; l . . l a l Wt- t tW. Adjouruoi t to t i r s l Tuesday i i r . l t ine , IS.V1. UEo. Pres. S. K. liENNExr, Secy. Fitz<immons & Evunsou advertise & great reminent sain Monday June 9tll« FITS All fit« stopped free bv Dr, Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No fit* after first day's use. Marvelous cure* Treatise and 92.00 trial bottle free ti* Fit cases. Send to Dr, Kline, 931 Areli St- Phila,, Pa. Tune 9ih, is the day Fitzslmmons Ss Evan«on*s opens their greatest rent* nent sale ever know in McHenry. *Yoru CorstN," the finest flavored 5 cent t 'i^ar in the county, at .T. I 'ekov* sky's, next door to the Post Office, Eastmans patent soap for toilet an<t, 'polishing, 7 cents a bar or 4 for 25etft" at Bonslett & StnffeV«. Both Com hi 111, ton and Platform Wagons at E. M. Owen & Soil'*, of thar best make. TIIK finest assortment of Sewing. Machines to be found in the cenuty, at O. W. Owen's. The Boss Barrel Chnrn, il ;p«lui !• Story's. Al. the leading Walking Plows a| Owen & Son's, Everything in the Hardware Una bottom figures, at E. M. Howe's. An elegant line of corsets 50 cent# and up at llenry Colby's. Lumber Wagons. Milk Wagons. Plat­ form Spring Buggies for sale at Bishop's warehouse. * The finest line of Silver and Plated Ware to be found in the county, at O t» W. Owen's. Drags Drags, Drags^ ^ tot ft* tand, steel tooth and sell. For sale bjr K. Bishop. li( V0.IL want anything lesa than tlia Entev Organ It can sell you one for 94$ > aud U,Pwards. , *0. W. OWKK We etui now show the largest a 11 if most attractive line of Readv-Madt Clothing in medium weights eve|> brought to this market. You are asketk to examine goods and prices a,t lj(e^f Colby'a. 'w A fine line or summesSJj]|k.i. Bwathttfl* Nuns VeMing. Velryet a,tnli the latest styles of d,ressi g09.de. ciieap at Henrf (/'ol,by'*. Notice To thoae that want work d«H»e la «i»y line, such as Tanks. Yats and all other work done in a shop, as 1 get lumber direct from Chicago. F. A. IfCBARD. ' We have just added an elegant lin« of dress goods, which are oflered at our usual uniform low prices, llenry Colby, FOR SALE OH RENT. Two houses in the village of Ring* wood. Terms reasonable. ^p,p\y a^ once te, 1 ' Bingyoort, 4Pri,l Sflh. The ftnest assorttuent~ of, 8Jfd, Cag*^ u town, at-John I. Story's. - an ye t ment ioned in connect ion wi th thav^ Ple.ase remember that our stock in, ! -p»ni -J i ie and \c i . \ impoi iant o l l ice , 1 l ie overv de t i a r f in f i l l I s ' vcrv cnnui l ikfa derestsoi our sehool i j i le i i inni l that weselect I tnieiil IS Veiy complete. • and that our prices are always the, lowest that can be made. We will uo& be undersold by any house iu McHeerj£- Co. llenry Colby. Screen Doors, all complete, nt Jel|i I. Story's. Call aud see tlieui. Our Boot and Shoe department la now unusually complete. A lull liiie oflf^ Foster's celebrated fine goods in n*vf styles jtust received at Henry , The lightest Draft Stilky plow thj^ f world'!* I be llap^oed, fouiid at Owen lib Son's, aiid soiil i^f io«r aaHlSify common sufkey. " * GLASS i We keep ̂ ilass e( a"\t sl^es constantly on haiiH Special, .-iaes Vut without ext i'rt tlVargeV ^ Joa?t 1. Sri'itT. The Corli.-.ntl si dp-bar Top Bujgv is light and Tine1, and is tbi moSt d^rtfblj^ niatle. cikhafwhys see theul'^f E. M. Owen & Son's. ' * • " * Standard. Keystone. Avery, Peoria, Advance and John Deer corn planter#,* wiih pumpkin seed dropper or check* ro^ver attached,' at E M OSv^n & Sort'jfe Call at E M i>weii A foil's to see the new '"Flying ' Dutchnfan Sulky Plow," which is warranted to rhn 100 I be'easy* e»; (ban any other Sulky. • 1 > - . «- Bucklin's Arnica Salvo. 'i 'lte best salve in tlie world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores,' I 'lcers, !>ilt llhehinftf Fev^r Sores, Feller. Cliaped llinida^ Uiiilblains, Corns, and all Skin Ernj»» tions, and positively cure Piles, or mf pay refjuire'd. ' it is guaranteed H» giv# perfect ratisfaetion. or money refuit- iled". Price 25 cents per bus. v For Sale by Henry Colby. A Startling Discover*. Mr. Wm. Jolfnsioi, of Huron Dak-- Wfiies that his wife had been truubleil with acute Bronchitis for many yvai^ ac.d that till remedies tried gave h» permanent relief, until he procured a but lie of I>r. King's New DUeoverf for Cousumptioit. Coughs, and Cold*, whiclrhad a ^hrtgical elleet. and pr»» duced a permanent cure" -It is guar< anteed to cure all Disease* of Throat, Lungs, or B onchiul TUIM-S. V * • T r ia l bot t les f ree a t l lenry Oolbj*J Dtui* Store. Larga £>!•'» $1.09. * * . . . . . .