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, V - r--^r T.. >"' *V ' •; WMmM WBWM 6 ew CSI-reat Attraotions •mmm * j !?.Y .̂3pS-a General Merchants, iiiiti DEALER IN >•&' jWbfc' *<• If I " . MM lfc* lMlite*p«r. Among ih* anecdotes of Judge Wal­ ton ft the following: Early after hit itr»t «t»p«tataieDt he went to Alfred to. 1*14 etttrt, and called on Landlord Berry, who offered him his best raom With a proviso that after ex-Judge Howard's arrival he would have to pat him In another room. "Well, what room?" askfid Judge Walton. He was shown a little seven by nine den. whereupon bo told Berry that he would take the best room, as Judge Howard would not want it. "Why iioiF' asked Berry. "Because," said Judge Walton, "I shall adjourn the court to-morrow to Saco." "Who is going to take your place here?" asked Mr. Berry, who was not quick to take In the situation. "Why, nobody," said Judge Walton. "A Judge can't stay In town and hold court and sleep In the street; he must have a room." 4,Oh," said Berry. "I will see." He saw--and was conquered. He told Judge Walton he could have his best room. At the . end of the term Judge Walton gave the landlord his advice: "Court week is your harvest. If yon want a long term and to make lots of money ;'make the Judge just as comfortable as you can. He has power <to break up the cotirt just when he pleases; but If he is made comfortable he will stay just as long as he finds anything to do."-- Lwitton ( Me.) Journ <?* : \v>. ?)& A Yankee in »Strange City. Santiago de Cuba is a very strange city. The houses and stores are so built that the walls can almost entire* ly be thrown open, while the Interiors I ave courts that are unroofed and open to the sky. The' money of the country is strange, and nothing about the city Is familiar to an American. A real Yankee just landed spoke as follows: "Somehaow I can't tell when I'm In­ door* and when I'm aout. I've got a room, or some thin', in a hotel here, and I've been into it, quandarying araound, but I could not tell when I was In the parlor, or when J was In the kitchen or back yard, so I'm *standin' aout here in the park cot to make any mistake. I started down the street a minute ago, but I got afraid I might make a mistake and git arrested for bein' found in somebody's back parlor. "I've got a let of money of the place, but I can't make heads nor tails of it. 1 took some of it back whar I got it, and passed it over the same counter- so I reckon its genuine. T "I could write the history of the place already. All I need is the dites. It »v>s evidently built the year after the flood; it'6 been shook down by an earthquake, burned up by a volcano, resettled, and left just as 'twas found. The whole country is best where it's been let alone. Wherever the people hev touched it they hev made a mess of It."--Portland. Transcript. Great Reductions In price of Clothing. If not wanted at present, perhaps it will pay to buy for future wear. Take notice of the following prices f and decide for yourselves. We offer a lot of Boys Vests for 25 oents, former price 60 cents to 91.85 84 Childrens Suits, ages 4 to 9 at | to | former prioe. 11 Boys Suits, age* 10 to 14 at 83.00, former price 86.50 to $7,50 18 Boys Suits 82.00 to 85.00, former price 85 00 to 810.00. 30 Young Mens Suits, sizes 33 to 36. at 85.00, former price 87.60 to 810,00. At this season of the year during the heat of gummer, every farmer and dairymen should keep in readiness a botMe of Dickinsons Cow Prescription as it will prevent their cow from hav­ ing Milk Fever, causes her to Jo well, cures Garget and all diseases of the cow. For sale by all druggists. •ROOKS OIL CO'S Oai |Brand of gSVHITE STA$t & A ^ O L E I > E ! •He ths Safest and Purest Gasolene in tbe Market. ThU brand barns longer than common Gaa olene and does not emit an offensive odor, £For Gasolene Stoves and all purposes f»r which Gaaolen* is need, the White Star brand is the most reliable. if the White ft tar Gasolene is not sold in your vicinity, send j»ur order directly to us for a barrel. BROOKS OIL CO. MlUift Ave.. Clsvelaad, 0. |S'; s? W •iHi ST. BROOKS, OIL CO* CORLISS ine Oil 00. 8 Mens Suits at 87.00, former trice 810.00. 6 Mens Suits at 89.00, former price 811.60. 34 Mens Suits at $ to { former price. WAUCONDA, OaV Store is lull of New, Fresh Goods. We carry only tfie Best, PBICIS LOWE! THAI EVER. 1V1BY DBABTUIirf FULL AND CQMPLXT1. We can show you some of the finest patterns ever brought to Wauconcla, and invite an inspection of our stock, and a comparison Have just now on hand a new line of Groceries, Qrooeriei. A Choice Line of ' A Line" of Syrups and Low Prices. ses The Prices of all gcfods are arranged ao that ' " XTot be Undersold. t3F~The highest market price paid for Eggs and Pioduce. , T1 ' _ iaa(t COLDINC BROTHERS. Wauconda 111., May 90th, 1885. Wall Papers, ysp New Wall Papers, The largest Stock in this section, and at the very Lowest Prices TRIMMED FREE. NEW;, CARPET. New Styles :in D We hare recently added to our Clothing stock some very Neat and Durable ; At his Warehouse in McHenry, is selling the best Machinery that In latest styles and patterns, Which we have marked at very I money will buy, and at prices as low as any dealer in McHenry or close prices, ana feel confident we can please all both in quality and ' Connties. I have a full line of price. We also desire to call the particular attention of our gentle­ men friends to. our new line of flew Boots and Shoes, In Ladies', Gents' and Children's Wear. Mew Styles Mens Hats & Oe.]S Paints and Oils, Mixed Paints, Salt, Fresh Family Groceries, Et< I^^Youi Patronage Solicited. Prices the Lowest. cultural Tools, i Which is now very complete.JJWe have the very lates atyles I y°u money and colors, and know we can please you* OF Alili KINDS, All of the best make, and warranted as represented. No old stock or cheap snide goods. If in waut of anything in the line of Agri- do not fail to call before purchasing, as I can save FARMERS J- I Also Want Your Wheat! This is one of the most important branches of our bubiness, and one that has received our very careful attention; we have studied our trade, and now feel confident we are better than ever prepared j to meet their wants in this department. For medium price goods, we continue to sell the Red path make, which havegive^n such gen- eral satisfaction for the past 3 years. In LADIES FINE SHOES, We are confident that for Style, Finish and Durability the] celebrated John Foster goods are as good as money will buy; we I have sold them several years and always find them reliable; while in Boots the "Buffalo" make still stands ahead, having been sold in this place for over thirty years, and stood the severest tests and not] You take no risk in purchasing them. In For which I will pay the Highest Market Price in cash, delivered | at my Mill., If you have any WJm&A being it_ along and get your money now. McHenry, April 28th, 1888. been found wanting. Dry Goods & Notion; We are full of all the latest styles and novelties which will be sold at the lowest living prices; we invite the ladies to call and ex I l ta .n ^ » . • A _ The Above Cuts Show Sherman's Patent Gate Hanging For Reapers and Mowers; Every farmer should bay the Corliss En­ gine Oil to use on their Beapers and Mowert ttttring harvest. This Oil is manufactured exclusively by the Brooks Oil Company. Ask your dealer for BROOKS OIL GO'S. CORLI88 ENGINE . . A s a p p l i e d t o t h e c o m m o n e a r r y - a r o u n d G a t e , o r p a n e l o f f e n c e , amine our new and beautiful Dress Goods, consisting in part of it makes a gate that is Cheap, Strong and Durable, combining more Silks, Cashmeres, Ottomans, llanncls, Buntings, etc., etc.* which I points of excellence than any other gate, however expensive. Any will be found in various colors and prices. .1 ordinary work hand can apply this hanging by looking at the cut. 0 » 0 € S R X » 8 » ordinary work hand can apply this hanging by looking The cost of iron for hanging does not exceed 15 cents. Give this Gate a careful examination. It is something every farmer needs, Farm, Town, County and State right for sale by your Blacksmith, Agent, or 8. & J. SHERMAN. 10 38 6m West McHenry, ILL OIL. John Helm, Algonquin, III., DEALBB » , Stores, T&w&rt, In short, we keep everything |n the above mentioned lines, jwhich we are offe* ing to the buy­ ing public as cheap as any other jhouse in this section. Oall and See ug, JOBBNG & REPAIRING, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. JOHN HELM. Feb. 18,1886. The lygest and freshest astonish the closest buyers. stock in town, at prices that will F G . M A Y E S , Drugs and Mediciires, DEALER IN Our usual large stock and relifble quality. Always the best to be obtained, at bottom prices. EVERY DEPARTMENT FULL. |3F~An inspection of Goods and Prices respectfully solicited. Staple Dry Goods, Invites an inspection of his stock, all ot which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. Remember good goods at fair Prices at < he Centerville Store. McHenry, 111* Hay 20tli, 1885. McHenry, 111., June 10, . c. MAYES Perry .& Owen. Bonstett &• * Stoffel At their Store on the West Side, have just received a full ai landsome line of * - Mull Dress Patterns, Whit Dress Goods, ! Jew Styles Lawns, New Dress Ginghams, and Ne Prints. Largest Assortment of Oil Cloth, Shades and Poles ia Town. Scrimb Cloth f C urta n ONLY 15 CENTS. A Fine Stock of Spring and Summer R&RS CLOTHING CLOTHING •A.T-rL AGES', jg^-We invite an inspection of our n^ Spring Selection SHOES of all styles suitable for our trade. A full Stock, Good and Cheap. Bons ett Ac Stoftel. Weat McHenry, 111 . May 4th, 1885. HARDWARE HARDWARE l^jjT'One Door West of theRiverside House,, DEALER IN--;-- NAILS, MECHANICS TOOLS, CHANDELIERS Lamps. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. And in short,^everything in the Hardware, tove and Tin Line. WILL NOT BE UNDERSOIL. . . . . ^ v , . Call at his store before buying elsewhere. Promptly Attended To. ISF^REMEMBER, extra'good bargains can always bs obtained. JOHN I. STORY. McHenry, 111., March 16th, 1885. ;::: - .ifeKKsi£ i ii T-ift " s i,.;3