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[IS PAPER me7™ GEOd l" tl^Ti A CO.'S Newspaper Advertising O (10 Spruce Street), where advertising SSTSiTSNEW YORK. fflPThe newspaper men and gov- •rnmenc officials are in great distress oft account of tiie lack of 6tore room for fresh round silver dollars. There !• no need of trouble on that score; let the government pay up these bonds lind stop Interest and put the money In circulation. What need has an hon­ est debtor of safes apd vaults. The fragment of his debts is the safest in­ vestment. H©""Though the President father anxiously courts 'the friendship of the Senators and Representatives of hiB party, he has so little of their regard ,«l»*t an influential Democratic Senator And one who occasionally defends the president in the Senate, said ot htm to n friend the other day: "He has not Influence enough in Congress to chase an old hen of! her nest."-- Washington correspondence N. Y Herald. i!. ^'r V'.' -.-i, '1 - • . . . . . - - A ' ance anywhere that the civil oftteials should at once send for the mill tary. It educates the public into the idea of a military despotism. Oglesby has taken the ' right position on this question and will be sustain*;!.--Afgin News. HHKi ,, ?»**• AHD-- W«1>NESDAY, APRIL 21, 1886. r ' J. VAN 8LYKE. Eklitor. • • . . fSTSpeaker Carlisle is thoroughly illssatisfied with the Idiocy of Demo­ crats in Congress, and is voicing his wrath in no uncertain tones. He de­ clares it bis opinion that unless the Democrats do something and begin to act together before long, Congress will break up, leaving the Democrats Jo so bad a condition that the Republi cans will carry the next House. Mr. Carlisle is exceedingly |dissatiefied with the lack of management display- «d by Morrison on the tariff *>ill, which Jm thinks ought to have bean present­ ed % long time ago, and before this been decided in the House. Then he Is worried at the evident lack of sym­ pathy between the admisistration and the Democrats In Congress, which he ha* tried hard to remedy, but without tnccess. Altogether the speaker is very much out of humor with the po­ litical situation and tlia conduct of his fellows in the House towards the ad­ ministration. 19*The political cauldron has com­ menced boiling and the present indi­ cations are that there will be a lively lontest for the office of Sheriff as the woods are full of candidates. The Sentinel has heard of no less than eight nnd how many more there are, or will be. is Impossible to foretell and all ex­ pect "to get there." The Sentinel calls the attention of its readers to the fact lhat Captain George Eckert, of this city, is a candidate for the position, nnd he with his friei ds, will use all honorable means to secure his nomina­ tion at the coming Republican county convention. George is. and always has been, a staunch Republican, has put in some hard knocks tor the party. Which with his record as a soldier dur leg the "late unpleasantness" ought to make him a strong candidate before the people. There is no doubt but What he will relieve the undivided rapport of his own towu--and thb Sen­ tinel gives him a hearty endorsement. «-- Wcxxlslock Sentinel. From an intimate acquaintance with Hr,Eckert for the past fifteen years *>f more, we can heartily endorse the Above. There is a large number of candidates In the ;field for this office, nnd who the county Convention may choose we cannot say. but this we can fay should they see fit to choose Mr. Sckert they will make no mistake. ^ A short time ago the United States Supreme court rendered a de i cision that Confederate mouey was - legal tender at one time, and under (grtain circumstances. A Virginian Whe had purchased a farm during the ^ War and paid for it with *20,000 in <)onfederate money, was sued before : the Circuit court of the Western Dis­ trict of Virginia, for a repayment of "the amount in United States funds, on the ground that the money which was accepted in payment wa3 not lawful tooney of the United States. The Circuit court gave a verdict for the the defendant was ordered to repay the amount. The fase was taken to the Supreme Court Of the United States, and Associate Justice Field rendered an opinion reversing the decision of the lower court, and declaring the first payment valid in every respect. Had Ihe lower court been sustained, an * Immense number of suits would have been begun through the South for the repayment of claims of a similar character. "No home is complete without a grandmother," says the Lewiston, Me., Journal; "and what Is it" she cannot do? She is always in order to see company and never at a loss for some­ thing to say She is ready to take the baby when no one else can give him attention ;she bin-Is up bruised Angers with soft rags and wounded hearts with tender words, kisses and a stray pepermint from the depths or her pocket or a mysterious little box wh'ch she has taken down from a high shelf in ssome cupboard, She keeps the tbin places in tiie stockings and mittens darned before they bocome real holes, and her wise counsel and soothing words prevent many holes in the peace of the family and neighbor­ hood. She has great stores of supplies for everybody far ami near. She aever forgets where her sage and sutomer savory and catnip are, and her hoar- hound candy and thoroughwort syrup are so delicious that every coughing child for miles about considers himself in luck wh^n he gets a chance to take them, Grandmother has weathered the storm-togs?d'jea of rgtribution and gotten into the peaceful haibor of forgivness. Childhood is infinitely more iender in her sight than it 16 to father or mother, and what are de­ liberate wanderings out of the way in their eyes are but involuntary 6lips of the untried feet to her. Grandmother knows that the hasty word or the unre­ lenting penalty of to-day may gnaw forever at the heart of the speaker and intlictor. Ob. how much grandmother kuows! For Sale or Exchange, One good bouse and barn with other out-buildings, good orchard and all in good shape, with land from 1 to 14 acres;or will sell a part of the land by the acre without the buildings, Also will sell some good lots to anyone wishing to build. Will sell any or the whole of the above property very low, trade for a good farm or for Western land. The above property is well situ­ ated near the depot in West Mc Henry 111. 29tf 8. RAYMOND. STATE OF 83.--Town of Xunria, ILIiIXOI>, County of McHenry t of Nuntla. The following is a statement by H. Werden, Treasurer of the Commissioner of Highways of the Town of Nuntla, in the Oountv and State aforesaid, of the amount of public funds received anil expended bv him during the'fiscal year just closed, ending on theSuth day of March, showing the amount of public funds on hand at the commencement of s'lid fiscal year, the amount ot public funds received, and troin what sources received, the amount of public funds expended, and for what purposes expended, dfiring the said fiscal year, ending as aforesaid. 1SS5. . -f" March 31, Money on hand $1977,68 Sept 23, ReceiVed of Treas. Nish, de- Unquent Road and Itridge Tax 239.23 1836. Feb. 5,ttec'dof Collector Wilcox....... 1080.00 March 25, Bec'd of Collector Wilcox.... 512.51 , J (8S39.42 Expended up to March 30,1686 2206.04 Balance on hand f1633.38 EXPENDITURES 1885. #7.60 8 87 i;5(> 250 13.17 67.50 3.00 8.10 April 9, Pai I for repairing River It ridge April 31, Paid B. F. Feck, Road Labor.. April 31, Paid W. J. Morev, Cleik April 31, Paid W. Harris," Real Labor... May 9, Paid J. Van Slyfce, Printing Re- port May 18, Paid J. Gracey, Road Dan age... Mav 18, Paid W. Wingate, Labor on Bridge Mav 18. Paid A. H. Colby, Building Bridge B May 18, Paid G. nnnt, Teaming 7.50 May 18, Paid H. Magoon, Services and Labor. Maj 18, Paid W. J. Morey, Services as Clerk , 3 qq June 4, Paid II. Magoon, Servires and Labor . £5 to June 4^ Paid A. A. Eddy, Road Grader.. 22oi00 June l,i, Paid T. Thompson for Spiles and work on Bridge 11.50 Jtjne 15. Paid P. Welch, work on Bridge o.25 June 25, Paid H. Erwin, work on Bridge 28,50 June 28. Paid A. F. Davis, Wire and Staples 49.99 June 30 Paid V. Shales, Road Labor. ... 3.25 July ., I aid S. Hanson, for Ditching.... 103,00 July l, I aid J. B. Butter, Hull Rent for Commissioners July 2, Paid J. Ritt, Road Timber July 2, Paid J. Lioner, Posts s . July 2, Paid It. Kindrew, Labor..'.."..*.'. W.J. Morev, making out Road Papers and Labor July 2, Paid C. Rowley, Road Labor'."." IN McHENRY. Having- leased the Bakery in Gilles' Block, near the Iron Bridge, X shall, on or about KJkT X, Open a First Class Bakery add Restaurant, and will be prepared to offer to the pnbMc A NEW BRAND Which is sure to please all who givo it a trial. Having had a .long, experience in the business,; I am confident I can please all . Call iii and see me after May first. • • " *' A, G. LOCKE. McHenry. Aptil 26th', 189#.' ' 7 SMITH'S BEANS /^fURE Biliousness; Sick Headache In Four hours. \G) One dose relieves Neuralgia. They cure and prevent Chills Fever, Sour Stomach •#» Bad Breath. Clear the Skin, Tone the Nerves, and give Lite Vigor to the system. Dose 1 ONE BEAN. Try them once and you will never be without them. Price, 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally. Sent on receipt Of price in stamps, postpaid, to any address* J. F. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers and Sole Props.. ST. LOUIS. M0U A* A® \/ ^ * TO CURE * RHEUMATISM. This remedy has a specific action upon the fluids of the budy, supplyinK moisture to the tissues and lubricating the joints affected by the disease. No Stiff" or Distorted Limbu remain after a cure by this specific. A trial of a single bottle will convince the most sceptical that we have not told half its vir­ tues. Price SSI.OO per bottle. For sale bjr all druggists. Manufactured only by LENNEY MEDICINE CO., CHENOA. ILLINOIS. 4.00 5.50 1 00 2.00 Bridge J, Morey, Clerk Ser- 17.50 2.50 Chancery Notice STATE of Illinois, McHenry County, 88. Circuit Court of McHenry County, May Term, \. D. 13:6. Stephen G. Emory, vs. Ger­ trude M. Emory, in Chancery. Affidavit of the non-residence of Gertrude M. Emory, the Uetendant above named, hav­ ing heen filed in the office of the Clerk of said Circuit Court of McHenry County, notice is hereby given to the said non-residetit de­ fendant, that the complainant filed his bill of complaint in said Court on the Chancery side thereof on the 10th day of April, a. D. 1886, and that a summons thereupon issued out of said Court against sa'd defendent, returnable on the 24tn day ot May, A. D. 1386, as is by la>v required. Now, therefore, unles you, the said Ger. trude M. Emory shall personally be and ap­ pear before the said Circuit Court of McHenry County on the first day of the next term thereof, to be holden at the Court House in he City of Woodstock in said County, on the tth day of May, A. D. 1886, and plead answer or demur to the said complainant's bill of complaint, the same and the matters and things therein charged and stated will be taken as confessed, and a decrce entered against you according to the prayer of said bill. In testimony whereof I haye hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, at my office, in Woodstock th's 10th day of Aorll A, D. 1886. E. E. RICHARDS, Clerk. IR^RMCORT.B8, f Complainant's Solicitors. Apfril lUtb, A. D, 1836. 24.88 2.50 286.95 2.50 i^auor Jiily 25. Paid R. Phiip;'iuiad 'i;lo"w'.':.'.'.'J July 29, I airi Chales, KohcJ Labor . £r B« Flusky, Road Labor » g ' o ' < - M o r e y , r e p a i r i n g B r i d g e . . aui?. -<>, W. J. Morev, Repairing Bridge THE GOTEKNOR Is RIGHT. It is easier to criticise than to act. ftod therefore we are not surprised Ibat there are some people who are in­ clined to blatfie Gov. Oglesby because lie did not call out the mil.tary sooner t» suppress the rioting at East St. l<oois. The governor's remarks when fee visited the scene of trouble, pre­ vious to the collision between the police and the mob, is a lucid explana­ tion of his view3 on the subject. He •aid: *1 don't want the people of SlUtiola to be getting into the habit of titlokiog that they can call eut the Mtlltla, which is limited in this state, to settle every little local or county trouble that springs up. I want the people to know that their power for protection lies not in the military, but to their sheriffs, and I do not want to call out the militia unless there is a rerfl cause for it, for when 1 call it out $ won't have any nonsense--I mean to use it." These are sensible words. J'eople most learn to respect the law ud if they do not do ll they ought to I* (augfat to do it. There is too great contempt expressed for the civil authorities nowadays, and it is danger* MM to the future well-being of the re­ public. It Is a shame and a disgrace HM* whenever there is any disturb. July 21, Paid Smith Son ft Co.. Plank July 25, Paid W( vices July 25, Paid B. F. Peck, Services/ E5~- bor and Road Hire .. J,n\y ll' I/.u'1 -- White, ftoiid LabJr.'.* July 25, Paid H. Magoon, Services and. Labor 2i75 22.25 ».30 15 00 20.00 aepJ" I* ur 1>ecl'> Road' Labor f." llfi.25 i wm,' s'lale8. Drawing- Lumber.. 3.50 w 7? 2Iorfy' work on Bridge... 15.C0 ^ept. l, H. C. Werden, Services... 2Y50 eoPJ' Si™es« repairing Scraper..!.. 2.75 Innl' 1? 5S"i,h 8on & <JO > Sewer Tile 12.00 |ep5- W. Parsley. Road Labor li' erden, Road Labor::'...... Sept. 2d, W. Mudgett. Road Labor Jf* H J?eech, Road Labor iw'. ol' wm^i^?rble- Sharoening Plow.. Na'il^ forSpiiieg ami Oct 28, S. Hanson,*bitching.".'. ... ...... Nov. 5, H. Magoon, Services and Road Hire... Nov. 14, Beckley and Son, Lumber .... Nov. 21, S. Hansom, Bridge Work ... Nov. 21, G. Hunt, I toad Labor .'.' Nov. 21, H. Magoon, Road Labor ." Nov. 21. W. Shales, Roud Labor Nov. 21, B. F. Peek, Labor and Hired. Labor *"0*- ?i' W. J. Morey, Services and Bridge Work Nov. 21, Pyatt & Pinney, mending Sera- per Nov. 25, P. Swanson! Work on Bridge".".' >ov. 26, H. Tomiinson, Road Work.. |<ec- 1*. R. Robbmson, Road Labor Dec. 16, J. Mack, Koad Labor 1886 31' V' Shale8' 1101,1 Labor ?: Y,ilmin;!rton> Labor ..... Jan. 14, G. Hunt, Itoad Labor ';!• «J. Smiley, Road Labor..- Jan. 10, J. Krisby, Road Labor Jan 1<>, A. Mathews, Tax n.i Keh anU u,'a(l ilire.I 82! 12 Hire ' ' and Koad for i Kaiiroad Pu^k and 2o Tbs Nails.. -Feb. 6, A. Granger, Road'Work Feb. 26, L, Becklev, Gravel Feb 26, ft. f. Peck, Koad Work"" ?• tilll>ert, Road Work Feb 25 H pe':kley-Uoa" W"rk Feb 25, It. Peterfeon, Roan Work Feb 2B'r V\mt' ,toa" Work A* K<™d Work £ i • V- ' aulsoii, lioa'i iVork FeMf: u MHrk' 110:1,1 Work jeb.ab. li. Magoon, Road Work March,2b, H. Werden, Services and iii".. 7 50 6.00 7.50 10.00 .75 3.12 3.00 •25 50 61 !)S %«0 7.50 8.00 15.00 67.15 «7 00 .75 25,00 .50 30.00 26.00 12.00 37.00 62.50 2.81 12.00 .63 47.26 2.40 L87 5.00 16.13 16.88 13.75 5.00 12 50 7.50 7.50 6.25 17.50 bor. March 27 B "fc'umiir.V: and Hined I.aUjr SCrViCeS' Lftbor' oV J,„Tyr.re"« Labor Road'. . . Wlngate' Graveling •21.50 *20.5* 117.45 2.0U 25,00 Ma ""lla bo'r H ; MaK0°n • Servi'oes'and Road March 27 if'w01,6/' ®ervice's as cierk!! I.' h wer,1.en> Treas. per cent.. Meeting". .^.C.r<!e.n'..day 'at Aud"ors. - H. WICBDEIT. 13 50 150 32.44 1.50 ,or B°""° R"1* BOHSLBTT A STOVVBI. Chancery Notice. STATE of Illinois, McHenry Connty, 88. Cireuit Court of McHenry Oounty, May Term, A. D. 1886, Eckert Schuman, vs, Hen­ ry Vanvleet, Leman Thompson and Sarah Ann Warner, In Chancery. Affidavit of the non-residence of Henry . anvleet and jr.eman Thompson of the de- (endents above named, having been filed in the office ot the Clerk ot said Circuit Court of McHenry County, notice is hereby given to the said non-resident defendants, that the complainant tiled his bill of complaint in said Jourt on the Chancery Bide thereof on the 10th day of April A. D. 1886, and that a sum­ mons thereupon i»sued out of said Court against said defendants, returnable on the 2lth day of May A. D. 1886, ia is by law requir. ed. Now, therefore, unless you, the sale Henry Vanvleet and Leman Thompson shall person, ally be and apnear before the sail Circuit Court of McHenry County on the first day of the next Term thereof, to be holden at the Court House in the City of Woodstock in said County, on the 24ih day of «ay A. D. 1886, and plead answer or demur to the said complain, ant's bill ot complaint, the same and the mat' ters and things therein charged and stated will be taken as confessed, and a decree en­ tered against you according to the prayer of said bill. In testimony whereof I have hereuntoae* my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, at my office, in Woodstock this 10 day of April D. 1886. " E E. RICHARDS, Clerk IHA R. CrRTiss, Complainants Solicitor. April 10th, A- D. 1886. 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AI.liKiCl i'. J.ANK. BI I Y A N . Tex.--I have used yonr Hook for several years, and am much 1 pleased with It, YVM. A. 11AXKS, A. M.. Sup't City Schools. I One Copy, Hl.SOi Two ('uplm, 42.KO| Tlirp^ ('opl r», P3 flSi blx tuples ir <« III by imiil. I;STS W SEN® Sl.'i OlIXTN for canvassing book; terms and Inst ructions to |aeems; recoiiiincin!-. des,-i Ion, liimling. etc. Thirty Cents n.ljwcd If returned In exchange for (juestiou '>uok. I A. H. CHAIG, Cr.ltiv/sll, Racine Co.', V/is, %WKemlt, by Money Order or Postal Note on Kast Troy, Wis., or by Hllrii I tered Letter ou Caldw ell. Wis. buauli amounts by couiinou uiall. Chancery Notice. STATE of Illinois, MclIcnry County, 89. Circuit Court of McHenry County, May Term, A,. D. 1888 Langdon SI.ller and Henry llt'tik, vs. Eva L. Wiley an<l Mary L. Pratt in Chancery Bill to remove cloud on title and relief. Affidavit of the non-residence of Eva L. Wiley, one of the defendants above named, having been filed in the oflice of the Clerk of said Circuit Court ot Mcllenry County, notice is hereby given to the suid non-resident de- fendant, that the complainants (lied their bill of complaint in said Court on the Chancery side thereof on the 12th day of April A. D. 1S8U, and tiiat a s mmons thereujion issued out of said Court against said defendant, re­ turnable ,n the 21th day of May A. J>. 1806, as is by law required. Now therefore, unless you, the said Eva L. Wiley shall personally be and appear before the suid Circuit Court of McHenry County on the first day of the next Term thereof, to be holden at the Court Hnuue in the City of Wood-toe.k in said County, on the 24th day of May A. 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West McHenry, Illinois. -,DEALER IN-- Drugs, Medicines, aints, Oils, Toilet Articles, &i. Choice Confectionery, The finest line of Pure Candies to be iound in the county. Th® best brauds ot Cigars aud Smoking and Chewing Tobacco always On hand. Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded. W. Nichols, Jr., a Jeweler of large experience, has taken a Window in tihs Store, and is prepared to do all work in his line. GEO. W. BESLEY. BOUND TO SELL, TO MAKE ROOM FOB BOOT& AND" SHOES FOR CASH I WILL SELL Double TIarnePS. Haue Straps. Tie Reins Cushions 'ollar Pad Sweat Pads Collars ...» Root Brushes. Curry Combs..A Inch Lines Riding Bri<lles Men's Baddies Ladies Saddles. .......* .... BittS Goat Robes. Buflalo Robes. Five Ring Halters , .......former price #84.00 now 938.00 • •» »• IK «» IA .15 .25 1.60 .30 .75 3.00 •25 JO 8.S5 1.00 6 00 600 .90 900 8.00 J90 .10 .15 1,00 .35 •40 1.50 .10 .05 350 .60 4.50 4.50 JO 5.50 Plash Robes bolovr cost. Whips less than Oost. Will Wash and Oil Double Harness far 8LI0 Single a&rnsu || «wt>. I MfiAN BUSIN ESS. 0»me on aa I have new help. Yonrs Trolfi G. L. HUBBARD.