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- , - ' V. k /• WEDW*M>AY, MAY », IM, fin# Table. ' On and after X«Mtey. J5, (Trains will pass McHenry Station as below: ; M>« SOUTB. J Geneva Lake Paaaenger 7:88 a. V .SSwwva Lake Izpnu .8:0 " 'Geneva Lake Freight r. * ^Qeaeva Lake Paaaencer 3:90 " 1§ eoiiro woKTit. ^SmmUksVrslitiit » n a. <?8e*eva Lake Passenger W:«o «• ' deaevaLake Express 4:48r. ? Beasva Lake Passenrer ,*......6:87 " 1 B. BUBS, Agent. , MoHenrv.IH ANNOUNCEMENTS. THB Steamer "MarytGrlswo'd," will, as we slated last week, make her first, passenger trip on Saturday next, the 22d. ^be Is now in belter rhapethan ever before, both for ipeed |i>l the acooraraoatlon of passengers, and the Captains Hill are sure to make it pleasant for all who take a trip on either of their steamers. DACY, the murderer, who was to have been *bung at Woodstock on Friday last, was granted a respite of60days by lb. Oo«rD«r. Tti. Governor «"dfcu,wln M the entire party who were insirutnen-l ,. a. « _ 11>fa© country, n committing this flagrant act to p-- IN the townships of Rutland, Kane eonntr, and Orafton, McHenry ooonty, Is an Immense swall or swamp. An attempt Is now being m*de to drain It which, If successful, will reclaim some 6.000 acres of land. The laod lies along the bed of Klshwaukee creek, which runs into Rock river. The main ditch will be about six miles long, forty feet wide and eight feet deep, to cost 915,- 000. Into this channel will pour hundreds of smaller ditches and in two or three yearn laod now vidueless for among the best of fa. J FOR SHERIFF. p*.*? I hereby annonnra myself as a Candidate ><** ' - for the ofltac of Sheriff of McHenry county at P-. the comicg Pali election, subject to the dect- ; . /" turn of the Republican County Conrention. , WM. B. WALKER. **' T- 4 * "•'V' The onderaifned, being requested by many - j,-1 eitliens of Mcllenj-y County to become a can- 5<»,V did ate tor Sberlfl, would respectfully ao- notince himself a candidate for that office. .) *nbject to the deolsiea of the Republican y Oonniy Oonrenttoc. . I i ' Q. H. CtTLTMU I hereby Annan nee nAelf as a candidate offlee of Sheriff of McHenry County, at sing Fall Election, subject to the aeci- i of the Bopabllcan . Algonqnin, May 10th, 1896. : IherebT announce myself as a candidate jfor Sherlifof MoHenry County,at the coming v flMlioB, subject to the decision of the County ^Republican Convention. wr t. Marengo. in. D. A. 8TEDMAN. ' TOR COUNTY TREA8URS*. • I respect'ully announce to the Republican Voters of McHenry Oonnty thai I am a candl ,:|Uaie for Oounty Treasurer, subject to the de- wclonoftha Republican County Convention ; jind solicit your support. W. P. MORSE. " • , May mb. WW. sA' ' Nunda, May tttb, Republican Caucus* Republican voters of the Town IMcHenry are requested to meet In > !Town Caucus, at the Council Room, lb the Village of McHenry, on Thursday, |May 27th, at 2 o'clock p. M.. for the ^purpose of choosing twelve delegates ||to represent said town in the Count? Convention, to be held at Woodstock on the 29th, and to transact such other business as may properly come before ; the meeting. ^ , Per Order Town Committee, CELLARS should now receive the Im­ mediate attention of every house* keeper and if any decayed vegetables are found they should at once be taken out and burled, or carted away to a safe distance from any residence. The cellar Is often one of the most prolific sources of dlseaae*breedlng, which' with proper care and attention,could at all times be prevented. There is not a cellar, however well kept it may be during the whole winter season, but contains Injurious odors from par­ tially decayed vegetables as soon as the warm weather of spring approach* es. Clean up and save doctor bills. Jf FOR WEST POINT- j^he following letter explains itself: R EDITOR PLAINDEALER:--AS a DSUH. the examination held to-day at - RET. O* R. VANBO^K will preach Irfl Geneva, III., the Exam In ng Com. rec the McHenry M.E. Church Sun JaJ ommended to Hon. A. J. Hopkins, M. C .» mm I ,h® appointment of Howard Rand morning at 10,30. Perry, of McHenry, McHenry County. _ . _ .. _ 1 as Cadet to West Point. As second D. A. STEDMAN, of Marengo, was a choice Eben L. Benson, of Belvidere, 'caller at this office last week. Mr.\ Boone County. There were seventeen 8tedman is a candidate <or Sheriff. I applicants for the appointment, bur •• 1 three were rejected upon medical ex- A NEW advertisement of Bonslett ft amination. Yours Truly, A. 8. WRIGHT, and Cap'. Qeo. Eckert, were In town on Monday. LON C. MCKINSTRY and wife, of Lake Geneva, were visiting with friends In this village last week. , tal lefeat justice, should now he tried for Insauity. They will come nearer to It than the p isoner will. RTDODT, says an Exchange, does not seem to understand what th<) pub­ lic pay for when they buy a highway right. The owner of the soil only sells to the public tbe right to travel over his land, and nobody has any more right to what grows on the outside of the fence than to that which is on the inside. Remember ol this fact may save trouble somtlmes, 4th OF JULY. Il ls now about time to commence to talk up a Fourth of July Celebratioo if we propose to have one In this vill­ age, and we caa see no good reuon why we should not. As the Fourth comes on Snnday this year, let us go to work and get up a oelebratlon on the 3d, that will be an honor to the town and county. Do not wait until a day or two before the time, but start In season and get up something that we will not be ashamed of. Who will make the first move. Btoffelis received, but tod late for this week. It will appear In our next, 'I4: WE would call attention to the nd- .^portlsement of Geo. H. Harrison** ^Clydesdale flerse. to be found ta an- ;|l®tber column. ' •<' C. N. CULVER, of Richmond, was a caller on Monday, Mr. Culver Is look­ ing up his . chances for tbe offioe of • bbelff. _l£_v HON. CHAS, E, FULLER, will please accept thanks for a copy of the Report of the Revenue Commlslon. appointed by the last General Assembly, learned all thf p'- far as we have Cpatients of tbe acoldent at the Blake barn ate doing as well as could be ex­pected under the circumstances. THE new Bakery, In Gillls1 Block, Is fnow open and ready for bnslnessjCall /land see how taetly they have it Arranged. M. ENOLEN. A. Englen, Nick and several others, started on Monday for a Western trip. They expect to be gone about ten days. THE subject of next Sunday evenings sermon, at the Universalist Chun will be "Amusements, or How shall young people be entertained?** On Suuday, May 23d. at i P. M Rev. R Congden. of Xun^m will preach In Ring wood, and In the ev< 7} P. M. he will deliver a T Lecture. • ^ THE 3d Quarterly Con fere M. E. Church, will he held aFRlng- wood. next Saturday, May the 22d. at 2 p. M. Rev. O. R. Vannorn will preach and pieslds at the Conference. Ir the i>er8on who borowed my one barrel kettle some time since will re­ turn the same at once they will greatly oblige me. * * •• R. A. HOWARD. Of the West side Market. A LADT Is aocustomed to say when she sees three persons riding on one buggy seat, "There goes three liars, fot each one is saying: 'Oh, I'm perfectly comfortable. You don't incommode me in the least,* and each one knows It Is a lie.*' WE have just lesrned thst L. W. Nichols, Jr., tbe Jeweler at Beslev's Drug store. Is also a fine Taxidermist He has some fine samples on exhlbl- . tlon, and those wanting anything In this line Bhould not fail to call and see THE Race at the Riverside Skating Rink on Saturday evening last, where­ in two skaters wore to skate four miles while a walker walked two and one half miles, was woe by the^rtraters by one and a half lapa. It was close and exciting throughout. FOR SALE, one half Interest Inotie of the best paying General Stores In McHenry county. Stock and business In first class shape and no old trash. Trade well established and of long standing.. Whoever means business and has the cash, address 186 PLAIN- DEALER Office. McHenry Illinois, where .11 <t«ulla mill ha m*i!« fcnnum H. R. BALDWIN, Member of Com, from McHenry Co., tlL May 18,1886. HOWARD PERRY, the successful cau tiidate. is the oldest sou of James B. Perry. Esq., of this, village, is about 17 years of age, and Is undoubtedly one of the best read young men in tlii* county. A young man of good habits, ambitious, and with the nerve and will to carry through what he undertakes, he Is bound to make his mark. HI? manv friends here rejoice with him at his succett. WE ed the stables of N. S. Colbv. one half mile West of thU village, a few d*ys since, and as usual foutid hl« horses in fine condition. He now ht* four fine stock horses, at the head of whi^h stands that splendid Morgan horse "Young Green Moun- • ain," who we think looks finer ever? time we see him. (By the way, we learn that some malicious parties in the Northwest part of the county ha -e been reporting that this horse was dead, but we can assure our readers *lhat this Is not the fact, but that he is In as fl tie cot dltion as we e'ver saw him. with a good prospect of stand.ng nt the head of carriage and road come.) imported Norman, old and weighing Is a black and lias greatly admired by w his three-fourths uis," 4 years old, dark h Gray, heavy mane and tail and a perfect horse. His three year old Morgan colt 'Sulttn."* is a perfect picture, and worth going miles to see. He is a son of "Young }reen Mountain," and lr.- deed a worthy specimen. No descrip­ tion that weean give will half do him justice. In short Mr. Colby's horses are all in the front rank, and it will pay horsemen and others to call and see them. M. C. T. A. The next meeting of the McHenry County Teachers Association will be held at Nunda, on Saturday, May 22d. PROGRAMME. Music Miss Andrus Examination in Arithmetic J. C. Paul Percentage S. L. Brown A Reading... Miss Ellsworth School Law Co. Supt. Barber INTERMISSION, Music Current News C. A. Bordwell Legislative of U. 8. Government...J J- Vasey Physiology continued 8. B. Hursh Communication between pupils during school hours, • Discussion led by A. J. King­ man and Mr. Kline. ^ Language 3d and 4th grades.....!^ .. . Miaa Maggie Donnelly. Last Critics Repot t. F. L. CARR. Cor. Secretary. Riverside Skating Rink, The Rink will not be open this week but will be open on Saturday evening. May 29th. at which time the Race be­ tween riioH. Plialen, the Walkist, and Colby and Smith, Skaters, will be re peated. Admission same as nsnal. W. II. FORD, Proprietor. Sol* Agents For C. M. Henderson's celebrated school shoes. See them at Perry ft Two men by the name of Benson and Brooks are traveling through the county tepresentlng the Harris Nick* le Plate Circus. The men are liberal with their "comps" and skip the town leaving board bells unpaid. The Du­ buque Time* Galena Ckuette and Warren Stentfnefsay they liuve visited those towns, and as it is the custom for the bi!U contracted by advance agents to be paid when the circus arrives it Is rather easy to make such a game occasionally work. The be for* mentioned circus exists only In the Imagination of "Brooksjmd Bensoa*" --RocheJUe Register. Canada Thistles. The commissioners ef Canada thls~ ties, for the various towns la the coonty are Invited to attend a meeting at the Court House, in Woqdstock, at 1:0©p. M on the 22d of the present month, for an exchange of ideas upon tbe best meth­ ods of destroying the thistle, and for general consultation; also to decide up on the proper course to pursue In stim­ ulating action with all parties Inter­ ested. Per Order of Committee. Woodstock, III., May 12.1836, .. MILK! A Representative of the Rockford Journal recently made i trip from Rockford to Chicago on the morning milk train by the Chicago ft North­ western railroad. He found that the shipment of milk was made up from Union, Here a car containing 100 cans was added to tbe train; at Coyne 100 cans; Huntley, a second car, 300 cans; Freeman, third car, 130 cans; 'Gilberts fourth car, 290 cans; Almora, 30 cans; Cllrtonville, 90 cans; Wayne, 60 cans. Tor.al of four cars, 1,100 cans ef eight gallous each. He changed from Frecport train to the Fox River valley tralu at the junc­ tion below Elgin, and secured the fol lowing additional figures: Algoi quin I car. 340 cans; Dundee, 3 cars, 600 cans; McHenry, 16 caus; Terra Cotta, 16 cans. The main line. Maple Park, 66 cans; Elburn i96 cans; LaFox, 81 cans; St. Charles, 180 cans; Bttavla. 17 cans; Geneva. lOjans; Turner Junction, 6 oalis. A total of ten cars loaded with 2,688 cans,21.604 gallons or 228,480 lbs. AWCONOUIN. EDITOR PLAINDEALER:--We saw In the Nunda Items of the Woodstock Sentinel of last week the following item:"We heard a prominent citlsen of Algonquin sav the other day that if lie could help it the candidate for sher­ iff from that town, would not control the vote of the town for that office af­ ter he was left. We fail to see what they mean by the above statement. But we can assure the voters of MuHenry Coun'y that Algonquin wi'l stand by their candidate for Sherlfl and will use all honorable, mean6 to secure his nomination at the County Convention. The Literaly Soslety, on Friday evening last, was not very well attend­ ed is It rained bard all day and durlug the evening. Miss Delia Balch, of Elgin, spent Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pinny, ol Chicago, were the guests of K. A. Ford a part of last week. On Saturday last we had four hall showers, between the bonrsof 1 p. M. and 6,30 P/M. HOW is that for the 15th of May 9 It wound up at night with quite a hard frost which WM rough on early vegetables ancl-ilower gardens, that were not well blauketed. The dedication of the dance platform failed to come of! on Satutdty evening last, on account of the weather. Judge Gilmoae, of Woodstock, was in town on Saturday last. He Informed us that hs was going to Chicago to see the Railroad Co. In regard to th* wagon road that goes under the R. K. track above town. It Is a bad place and should be attended to. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ennesson. of Chicago spent Sunday here, the guests of Mrs. Adamek. Miss ClymeniaBensen, of May wood, accompanied by her little niece, are visiting here with her brother, W. P. Benson. The Sewing Society of the Congre­ gational Church will meet on Wednes­ day at Mre. DouglasB*. By tbe way the ladies have a premium to be awar­ ded to the most deserving lady of the Aid Society within--well less than a year. Mel Rosenkrans, of R>wley, lews, Is visiting lie re with relatives. J, A. Sherwood has been rather un­ der the weather f >r the last few days, but lr is hoped that it is nothing serious. Flour! Flour! Save the commission by buying your Flour at Hanly's Mill. First Class Flour 91,10 per Sack. A. H. HANLY ft SONS. McHenryvMav 18th. 1886, For Sale. The undersigned offers for sale hi residence, and two acres of land, sltua ted in the village or Ringwo>»d I* well located, in good repair and on the premises are all kinds of small fruit, all in a healthy and bearing condition. It Is, with all. a very desirable piece of property. |Good barn and outbuildings For terms anJ other particulars call oo tbenodersigoed oo tbe premises. WM. LAMOHAM, Rlngwood, Match »tb, 1886. RUIIDA- EDITOR PLAINDEALKR Heretofore It has been stated by your correspon­ dent that the Commissioners of High­ ways of this town had repaired the highway by letting jobs to one anoth­ er contrary to law. One of them lakes exception to the statement, and says that they have not contracted In that way, nor. (as we understood him) In any other way. He snid that when auy road needed repair they have gone on and done it themselves, and claims that In that way have saved tho town money. wUic(| is perhaps true. He claims that^ to go on and let con­ tracts for those small repairs, and then to go on and view and accept would os». more than to do the work. Our Board of school directors met on Saturday last to consider the matter of hlrelug a principal for our school. No decition was arrived at, and they adjourned the matter for one week. {Those of us who think now that we have a first class building, and at this time a first class school, do not de­ sire them to hire a second class teacher, even though they cost one or two hundred dollars, less, How many hundred dollars saved in taxation in this wealthy district would compen­ sate for the lowering of tbe standard of our school, and the possible failure fqr even one year. Speaking of schools reminds us that the town of Algonquin will probably present the nami of J C. Paul'the man who has organized our Union School and brought it to its present high standing, to the County Conven­ tion, and ask them to nominate him as Superintendent of Schools for this County. Mr. Pan! himself says that he canoet and, does not feel like making any sort of a canvass for the offioe. but If he should he tendered the office he would accept. Could the nomination be left to tbe teachers of the county he would undoubtedly receive It, But for the past two years that he has con­ ducted our school here he has or course not made acquaintance with many outside of bis profession. There Is no kind of a doubt but that Mr. Ptul would raise the standard of our schools And It seems that we ought not to let favorlteism, past political services, old. old residences in the county, or any other consideration, deprive us of the best man for the position. Nunda will present the name of Webb Mor3e for Treasurer and will make a stubborn fi^ht for him if neces? sary. The Village Board are getting up a revision of their ordinances, and among other things they will li nit Lhe speed of trains through the corpora­ tion, to twelve miles per hour. We have three or four that now dies through at the rate of thirty to forty miles an hour. On Saturday 1«st a suit was trie 1 before E>>q. Brink on change from N. Beardsley E^q. wherein Mr. Sonnen- shein sued John Aylesworth for services of eQ»n carriage, to con vey passengers who arrived on the trains, coming to his wife's fnneral. Plaintiff recovered a Judgment ef five dollars and costs. On Sunday morulng next, Elder Cessna will preach a "Memorial Ser­ mon" in commemoration of the "Bo;s in Blue" in the wtr of the Rebellion. Nunda Post No., 226, Department of Illinois, G. A. R. will attend such service in a body, carrying their mag- uificient Flag. Every body who has a pride in their Country's Fltig, and who delight? to honor its defenders are invited to attend. All old soldiers are always invited to unite with the Post In taking part lu this service. In speaking of G. A. R. ( see by look­ ing at your notice of society meetings you give the wrong date, for the meetings of Nunda Post. Their regu lar meetings are on the second and fourth Wednesdays- of each month, you mislead visiting comrades, Mr, Sonneneheln has thrown up the contract of carrying tbe mail between b«re and Crystal Lake, and hired Mr. Ctldweil the old mail carrier. Two and a half cents a trip won't enrich anybody very fast. This is not one of those "Star routes" so muct talked of, The rainstorm on Wednesday even­ ing Interfered somwhat with the younj; peoples sociable. But few were HEBRON EDITOR PLAINDEALER:--The H-bron Guards are drilling, preparatory to ap­ pearing on Decoration Day. E. O. Rowe is having a cottage erec­ ted on Main St. which will add to the beauty of the town. Our little band of martial muslo en* livens us and arouses patriotic fire about two evenings In each week. fheSonsol Temperance will have a strawberry festival, Weduesday even­ ing of this week, Tickets fifty cents. There will be a May party at Rowe's Hall. Thursday evening, May 27th. Music by thejcolored band of Jaues* ville. No school tbe first *of this week on account of the absence of Mr. Baldwin, who is one or the examining commit­ tee for the Cadetship. Farmers, generally expect to be obliged to replant the most of their cold rains ef seed to rot in the ground. Memorial Day will be observed at this place Saturday May 29th. The ex­ ercises promi«e to be of deepjlnterest and It is hoped there will be a large attendance, Andy Root had- the misfortune to lose one of his horses last week. It ran away attached to a drag and died from the effects of injuries received. A sub scriptlon paper is being circulated to make Mr; Root's loss good. Caucus on Saturday, the 22nd. Come out. corn, as it Is feared the last week will cause the lose Our Shoe Department is unusual) large this Season and we Invitee cash buyers to investigate our stock before buying as we can do you good. FlXftSUUfeUSIS ft &V4JISON Our Report Prepared Kxprmsly fcr tho PLAIHDKALER by Onr Own OorrespowlfM. CHICAGO, May 111886 * The markets to day were active but unsettled in price, though higher. Very favorable reports are received from all growing sections. The gov­ ernment report estimates that wheat will average 95 per cent. Corn is strong with an improved shipping demand. Shippers are buying all the contract grades and stock has been materially reduced. Oats are quiet but prices ar<» firm. Rye and barley area shade firmer, with better demand. Seeds are rather dull. Provisions are slow «nd weak. Cattle came in more freely this week than last, and prices have declined 15 to 20 cents but the market is active at the decline and pens are kept well cleared. Hogs are active and prices a shade higher, The quality is much improved and most of the heavy, sorts although the light fancy sorts are in the best demanii,, Sheep market is active to the extent of the supply, but the arrivals are very pour and common. Freights continue .active and firm. The money market show gradual Im­ provement. and the outlook is more favorable. * WINTER WHEAT-NQ. 2 red 84; No. 3 red 80. SPRING WHEAT--NO. 2 73o; No. 3 £c; No. 1 hard (Minneapolis) 79 No. 1 hard (Duluth market; 77$. CORN--No. 2 35@36c; No. 3 32|. OATS-NO. 2 29UJ30E; No. 3 by sam­ ple 28@32c; Barley Oats. RYK--No. 2 by sa nple, 62}. BARLEY--No. 2 By sample 45, TIIIOTHY SEED--Poor to good, 91.65 @<1.75. FLAX--No 1.91,05} CLOVER--Poor to choice, 95.20(395.60 BUCKWHEAT , BRANS--<Jnol e hand picked, 91.15 POTATOES--45@50c per bushel. BUTTER--Creamery fancy 17 to 18c; dairy to choice 13(316c; common grade 8@10. EGGS--Fresh Northern, 9@10c. CHKESE-Young America; Il@l2c; full cream Cheddar 10(311; skimmed 5 @7e. POULTRY--Chickens 8k; Turkeys 10@12. CVTTLE--Good to extra shippers 95 75@«6 00; fair to Choice 85 25@85.50; common to good 9485@$5.00; poor to medium $3 95@4 00; srockers 94.00@ 84,20; feeders 93.80@94.70; Texans 93.00 HOGS--Light weight $4.15(391.25 rough packing $4.l»@84 20: tieavy packing and shipping 84 30 ^HKEP--dommon to choice M.85<3 9535. -i,. •vr* :S-Flour! Flour ! Save the commission, by btf?tr.g your Flour at Hanly's Mill, First Class Flour 91,10 per Sack. A. H. IIANLY ft SONS. McHenry, May 18th, 1886. GREAT REDUCTION AT M. ENCLEN'S. Ash Oat*#, any else, 7} dbnts per foot. Fish Poles. 18 and 22 feet 5 cents. Fish Lines, the best 16 foot, 3 cents. Screen Wire, 2^ cents per square foot. Patent Spring Hinges, 20 ceuts per Pair, Nails, 91.85 per Keg. Rim or Mortise Door Locks,com­ plete, with Krob. 30 cents. < * Door Butts, 3x3. 6 cents per pair JflTMMER MILLINERY. La lies who desire stylinh and ar'ls tic Miilinery Gooils, of *ny description should call on MR-*. H H. NICHOLS, who has just returned from thecitv. wit h the tlnest line of Summer Milli­ nery and Fancy Goods ever brought io t It I s town. Her stock consists in p r> of the latest styles of Hats, Boat ers, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons, etc. Sat isfaction guaranteed In style, price and workmanship. An Inspection of stock Is respectful­ ly solicited. MRS. H. H. NICHOLS Bargains in Furniture, Ac. Parlor Set six pieces. Raw Silk and Pludi. Elegant blue silk plush bed lounge. Elegant B. W. Marble • top set. three pieces. Two elegant Marble top Side Boards. Elegant B. W. cyl Inlier Dnek >nd Book Case. Chairs. Tables. Brnssels and Ingrain Carpets, snd household goods, for sale at half price, fust from Chicago. Inquire at Riverside House. 43 tj. IFarms Wanted. Mr. M, A. Howell, lute proprietor of the old Dake farm. Greenwood, is giving his attention to the sale of first class improved farms only. Any of our old farmers who think they can fill ibe bill, and have their farms in No. I condition, can find customers by ap plying to M, A. Howell. Riverside House. McHenry, or by leaving their address at thin office. Mr. Howell re­ fers to H. E. Wigntman, Henry Colby, and others of McHenry. and to any of the old residents of Greenwood. 43 tf, WANTED! Clover Blossoms. We will pay cash this season for all tbe clover blossoms you will deliver to us at McHenry. Save a piece of your clover land for that purpose for we mean to make It pay you well. S. S. SHEPARD A SON. 41-1 M. Short Horn Bulls for Sale. The undersigned has for sale ful blood Short Horn Bulls. Will be sold cheap, Call on or address FRANK COLE. One mile East of Spring Orove. April 24,1886. For 8ale. I offer for sale my Farm of 110 acres, situated 3 miles from Ricuihond. known as tho old Newcorabe Farm; one half mile from school house, and with a livlug spring running through It, ' MAJOR NOBLE. Richmond. March 17, 1886. Examine the celebrated Packard A Grover 82.99 shoe, either button. Isoe or congress, fully warranted equal to any 94 shoe In tbe market, BaM8Lxrr 6 STonrsL. MUSIC LESSON8. Miss CARRIE MEAD, would Inform tbe citizens of Mcflcnry and vicinity that she is prepared to take a few more scholars on tbe Piano or Or* gan, either beginners or advanced scholars. Will visit McHenry on Fri­ day and Saturday of each week, and any wishing to take lessons can leave word either at the Parker House or at the residence of O. H. Moray. Satisfac­ tion guaranteed. For Sale* la the village of McHenry, a tame and five lots. The owner wishing to build on land owned by him outside of tbe corporation will sell very low. The house has been newly painted throughout, contains f >ur rooms besides kitchen and pantry below, and two good large rodma and closets in the second story. There is a good barn, well, cistern, and other outhouses on the premises. Also an abundance of email fruit of all kinds. Is well located and convenient to the Public School. Will be sold cheap If applied far soon. For further psrticulars inquire at this Wanted. Reliable and energetic men to sell all kinds of n.irsery goods. New and hardy varieties adapted to the cli­ mate. Business light and easily learned. To successful men we ean pay good salaries and expenses and give steady employment. First class references required. Send for terms. Address L* L. May, & Co,, Nurserymen St, Paul Minnesota, Eggs for HatchingI Fiom Wyandottes, Houdani, White Leghorns and Light Brahmas. A few White Leghorn fowls for sale. W, H. D WIGHT. Woodstock, 111. Call at Henry Col >y'8 a»»d ask to see the wear-resisting Jamestown dress goods. We are agents here for Boston Rob* berless Suspender, HOKSLETT A STorrn. 25 pieces of the celebrated James* jown dress goods in all the new fbades, ust received at Henry Colby's. For Sale. A house and lot in this village. Is well located, the house new, having been built last season, and Is a very desirable piece of property. Will be sold clicap If applied for soon. Will give possession at once. For further particulars Inquire at this offioe. PI6wa, Plows J and Plows. We have the following makes which we warrant to suit any farmer. Grandetour, Mollne, John Deere, Case Norwegian, Thompson's Norwegian Skandia, Garden City and Star, all of the oldest makes which insures success iit a good plow an I warranted to scour in any soil. K M. OWEN & SONS. Great Reduction. 1 will until further notice make pic­ tures at t'ie following low rates: Cabinet Photos, per doa 93.00 Cabinet Photos, per half doz 2.0*1 Card Pho*o8, per doz 2 00 Card Photos, per half doz......... 1.50 Satisfaction given in all oases, i formerly. L. E. BENNETT. Mouse and Lot For Sale.1 In the village of Rlngwood. Con tains 10 Rooms Also a Barn Wood shed and other outbuildings, well. cis:ern, etc., on the premises, Willi n twenty rods ot Depot. Go >d Garden Apple Trees, etc. Price •1000. For terms and other partlcu lars inquire of W EST BY LADD, Rlngwood, March 5th, 1886. 34-6 months. Reduced Prlcea. LUMBER WAGONS, Complete, only 845.00. Carriages and Milk Wagons at cor responding low prices. Horse Shoeing a specialty. New Shoes 25 cents Setting 10 cents Call and see us GRIMOL,BY£& PMT. Rlngwood, March 17,1886. B. H. Bromwell & Go. Chicago's Leading Fine Furriers, have just opened in connection with their large Fur business, 161 State street (near the Palmer House Chicngo), the largest and finest line of Imported Millinery ever shown West. Our lady readers should give them a call, as they can always rely upon strictly first-class goods at "Popular Prices." 38--13w. Shoes, all styles, all sizes, all widths and all prices at Henry Colby's. 2<XH) Ladies Li ien Collars at 5 cents each. Great bargains just received at *3ltzsImmons A Evansou's. 3 fancy, solid colors, handkerchiefs only lOets. at Bonslett & Stoftel's, Butter and Englen's, wanted at M; Machine Nee lies for every Kind of Sewing Machines, at M. Englen's. EVERYBODY KNOWS That Henderson's Boots and Shoes are the best. We sell lots of them.-- Perry & Owen's, Sole Agents, Boftiiiess Notleen. City residences for sale. Apply fir Asa W. Smith, Woodstock, 1H. Everything In the Hardware llne at bottom figures, at E. M. Howe's. Celluloid Sets, cheaper than ever bt' fore, at G. W. Besley's. West Side. Fine Scrap Books only 91.25 at G, W. Besley's. West Side. Celluloid Combs, only 20 cents, atCK W. Besley's, West Side. Lace Curtains. Tidies, Lamberkins, Bedspreads and Shams, cheap, at Mrs, Schumacher's, near the Depot. Window shades, lace curtains, IsMi* brequins, scrimb cloth. In gttttvnit* ty at Bonslett & Stoffel's. PLOW SHOES. Plow Shoos fully warranted at Boa* sleit & StoSeirs. Potatoes; Patatoea; at Bonslett* Stoffel's. Best Smoking Tobacco at 20 cents pound at Perry A Owen's. California Al.'alfa clovtfr seed at Bonslett A Stoffel's. C. H. Far go's Box Tip shoes at slett A Stoffel's. For Lace Curtains,Screen Cloth, new style Window Shades. Curtain Poles and fixtures, call ou Bonslett A Stof- fel. Remember that L. W. Nichols, J» the West McHenry Jeweler, does al kinds of repairing in his line and guarantees perfect satisfaction. First oiass Goods at low prioes at M Englen's. If you want your Garden Seed call for the Seed la balk, at M, Englen's, Look at the choice Candies at Bes* ley's Drag Store, West End, WALL PAPER. Foil Line at Perry A Owen's, ' WALL PAPER free of charge at Pmy^ Trimmed & Owen's Buy Henderson's Red School House Shoes for Boys and Girls, fouad only at Perry ft Owen's. Paints and Oils, and Mixed Paints. c- lowest prices at Perry A Owen's DOMESTIC Piano and Furniture Pol­ ish. the finest thing In the market, al Besley's Drug Store. Besley's Famous Waukegan Ale and Porter On draught at J. Bonslett's, A, En­ glen's and John He I mar's. IF you want to make your Bu^JR ; at Ladies Rubbers Only 29 cents at Perry A Owen's, Men's Rubbers. Only 49 cents at Peri* A Owen's. Largest assortment of Accordlans at M. Englen's. Seeders, Seeders, Seeders. Van Brunt, Prairie City, Williams and Buckeye, at E. M. Oweu A Sons. 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 6ell any or the whole of the above property very low, trade for a good farm or for Western land. The above propeity is well situ­ ated uear the depot in West M>:Henry 11L mt A. RAYMOND. Top look as good a£ new get the tional Patent Leather Enamel Besley's Drug Store. Mrs. Schumacher. Visits Chicago every week and will take in your orders and furnish goodS st the lowest Chicago prices. BESLEY'S Ale and Porter Is the best made. On draught in McHenry at Jacob Bonslett's, A. Englen's. and Jobs Helmer's. Jersey Waists, a full supply, which ^ will be sold at lower prices than anjr other store In McHenry. j MKR. M. SOBDHAOBBB. If you want to learn how to Paint j vour Buggy for One Dollar/cell at- 'tesley's Drug Store. West Eud. Call for the "Winning Stroke", aoe* -: Brand or five cent Cigars, mauufactui^ ed by Barbian Bros. It beats therif J *11. ^ L. W. Nichols, Jr. the Jeweler, Is West Mctfonr*. d»»»s not m tk« a speciality of CHKAP WORK, but has fof his motto, "JPro/njjfaess and good ' work. The finest line ttf Top and Combined Buggies ever brought to this County ; at E. M.Owen 4b Sons, and way down # on prices. * Rubbers and Rubber Boots all slasH' at Perry A Owen's. ^ Pumps, both Wood and Iron of ill kinds and sizes, at E. M.Owens A Sons, / • ;--v; OUR PAPER TRIMMER Is running , constantly now. trim all our Will Paper free of Ciarge^ Call early and see our New Styles. | Perry A Ow«n. We have the most complete assort? ment of Gents Neckwear In tbt County. All new and desirable styles. HENRY COLBY. Baking Powder, full founds, only 15 cents at Fitzsimmons A Evanson's. Best Clothes Wringer 9150 at Englen's. -------- Down Goes the Prioes. /£ New Styles Suits. Best in msrket... Best Vests Cashmere Pants.. Best Worsted all wool 4.75 iftjetw .:.odS: -- .2*- Pants 5.00 A large Jtook of Boys Sui ts 2,75* E. LAWLCS. Opposite Riverside Hoi^e^ For Sale or Rent. | On account of sickness I offli^ if Blacksmith and Wagon Shop in the village ot McHenry, tor Sale or Rent. There is a Blacksmith Shop 20x28, Wagon Shop 20x24, with PaintShop and Store Room in second story. Also a Warehouse on North side 24x28. Is In good location for this or any other kind of business. Will sell on reason- able terms, or will Rent with or with* out Tools. PHILLIP MACPERISCH. McHenry, 111, March 16th, 1886. Work Horses for Sale. For Sale a good work team, 8 and 11-T years old. Will weigh 1200 each. For other particulars Inquire of JACOB HACPERISCB. McHenry, March 16, 1886. Cows I Cows! Cows! ALKEN, ILL., Feb. 4th, 1888. C Dickinson <£ Scki, Barrtnghm, 11L DKAR.SIRPlease send my by ex. press two dozeu Cow Prescriptions. I got one ot my neighbors to try it on a cow that was almost dead with milk fever aud It cured her. It ts a good thing. E. S. SMITH. For sale by all Druggists. Pulverizing Harrows. The Randall, Keystone, aid Boss ' • Disc for a wheel," and the Lane which f beats th° Acme, for a Knlf* Hat-row " Jail K H. Owen <t So is aud go o#nrt prioea. yji «tft & vC 4 & % '•••J mailto:25@85.50 mailto:93.80@94.70