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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 29 Jul 1896, p. 8

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(Gmctnrlcd frmii first Page. ] I. Benthysen, Bamc, W E Soles,""same, Peo vs P ilose ..... W 8 LeJdigr, safije W .li.Uarljison, saiile Geo! .V»rmack,same,-Pec vs D O'Connor J 11 Ititeert, Krajik Deitz, same, Peo vs Strutting..:. 'Fred Seeor, same.. ...... Warren Sih ill 1, same,*Flio vs J. MeGee.. Geo Tmpp, same Frank Weltzien, same....:...;...... ....... ^Jed Tower, same...........; MHier Ilenson, same.....;... Frank Stnpfel, same ..•. .... It J Long. same'. W H Whitsou, insanity ease, John Ijove...,,.. .................. Jfts Oooney, same,.....;..... R'D uooney, same :. 1). O'Hourke, same, Joliij Simon ......... •C Melette, same I Fred- Waterman, same Bertha TretteS,silme, Peo vs J O'Brien.. HermanTrebes, same .................... Geo A Boss, same, Peo vs ffm Strub­ ing ........... Jijmmet S Wilcox, same A W Thomas, same .................. Frank Buelrt, same Joseph Hopp, same............. August Kunke,same W Netlly, same ... Herman Kroll, same -- E 1? Reedr, same ?. Fred Seeor, sa in e ; Dr E Windmueller, mod serv insanity case Dr 13 V Anderson, med serv to pris­ oners ..: ; WPSt Clair, J P, justice's and court costs case Henry Binkmam E 11 Kelly, P M, same, Peo vs J'orden. h 0 Digging, J P, same, Peo vs Auder- i "'son ; i Geo Eckert, sheriff, dieting prisoners, from Dec ,1,18(f3, to June 1, jSSfi'.'..,., Same,jaijer.aijd jaiiitor services, same Same, stamps, telegraph uniS tele­ phone and taking insane patients to Elgin .' , '. Same,'furnishing bailiff probate court • ' lodays. ;.. Same, filru'h'g bailiff co court ludays.. WE 'Wire, co suptj office expenses, Apr 1, to Jul.v.l, JKiRi,.. LB Jones, J.P.Peo' vs Edward'Smith.. Same, same-vs Fred Eppfg*.........vv.'.,„... Same,'.same vs Wm JtfcOabe Same, sanjeXs Kred lippig:.:,, ..... Jas Thompson,J I'.saine ys E Madden Same, same vs Uobt Roy Same, same vs Joseph Orr......... i ;......... J T. Beidin, same vs 1> O'Connor • D T Smiley, legal services P F Pettibone & Co ." Total 5 " BILKS PA 11>. Northern 111 Hospital, insane patients IS DETERMINED TO TRADE uantitiss DnlinMn H NEAR THE DEPOT, WESTMCHENBY, Keepi open for the accommodation of the Public a First-Class DEALER IN AGRICULTURA IMPLEMENTS, FOB SMALL iffiODNTS GF COP OR SMB. • > ' -Between now and Fall Election. ALL - SUMMER - GOODS Must Walk, at Hard Tims Prices. Cotton and Wool Dress Goods, Suitings, Trimmings, Parasols. Fans, Mitts, Laces, Ties, Hoods,: Ladies' Capes and Jackets. Summer Underwear, Shawls, Hosiery. - . " MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT Restaurant. Where he will at «n times keep the bsst brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars to be found in the market. At Wholesale and Retail. Beer in Large or Small Kegs or Bottles, al­ ways on hand, cheaper than anf other, quail, ty considered. A Orders by mail promptly attended to. *^*Call and see ns. . Robert SchiessJe. West McHenry, III., May, 1896. - A. ENGELNS Saloon ***! IRestaurant, MoIlENEV, ILL. s Wholesale and Retail Agent for AT PRICES TO SATISFY ALL KICKERS Whitson Bros, supplies at house and jail Jas Dermont, repairs on well Walsh & Whittletou, printing Geo B Carpenter A Co, flag J J Stafford, repairing furniture....1? A F Field, coal Sentinel Co, ct dockets, pamphlets,etc Asylum for Feeble-Minaed, feeble m'd P F Pettibone,stationery Wm Sharnow, kerosene oil Mrs R Green, 10 cds \voc\d J J Stafford, furniture treas office J W Franks & Son, ct rec and index ... L Leidig, shaving prisoners Harvard Independent, pub sup pro­ ceedings Richmond Gazette, same J A Dufield, same Chas. F Renich, same Nunda Herald, same J Van Slyke, same M C Duffield, same... H B Begun, same...' J B Babcock, same Same, blanks for Co officers Harvard Herald, *U0 claim blanks J Van Slyke, aOOOenvelopes State Bank o! Woodstock,.int on loan. Geo. B Qirpenter, Hag stall and Hags.... Sentinel Co,^jLdockets Wm. Sharnow, 53 gals oil Bunker Bros, floods furnished jail F M Bunker, lamps and shades for sheriff ; C II Donnelly, rubber stamp Henry Eckert, rawing 10 cords wood. Wm Sharnow, oil F E Hanaford, " days to Chicago for staff and flags Cunningham A McLean, putting up staff and hanging windows Wm Sharnow, 53 gals oil Whitson Bros, goods furnished and work NEW STOCK DUTCHESS TROUSERS Iii Leadiujj sta les tint! all Aravrantod, » THE BEST MADE. In any quantify, from a Snitz Glass to a hundred barrels. Orders by mall promptly attended to. ALSO ALWAYS ON HAND Fin© Kentucky Liquors* French Bitters, choice Ales, Wines, Cigars, Etc. I buy none but the best and sell at reasonable prices. N. B. ROBINSON & GO'S Ale & Porter, by tlic Keg a lid on Draiijglit, Call and^e me and I will use you well. ANTONY ENGELN. McHenry, 111., 1896. Large Invoice of the celebrated United Brand Fancy Dress Shirts Beloit Overalls, Pants and Shirts. ANOTHER CAR OF SURRIES JUST RECEIVED Correct ideas in IIATS, in straw, cloth, felt or fur. See our fall stock of Fargo's and Douglas' Shoes,, for old and young, in the right styles, widths and prices. Candee Rubbers, Wall Paper, Oil Cloths, Shades, Carpets, Poles, Decidedly the best machine in mirket, and sold at a price within the reach ol all Don't tail to see this machine work before you buy any other, " Aia Am^ Buy the Fancy and Pillsbury Flour, only in connection with PURE GROCERIES, THE NEW YORK LEDGER America's Greatest Story Paper. Always publiBhes the best and most Tn-~ tereetinp; short stories, serial stories and special articles that can be procured, re­ gardless of expense. The latest fashion notes and patterns can be found every week on. the Woman's World Page. There is always something in the A'eiv York Ledger that will interest every member of the family. 20 pages--price, 5 cents. For sale in this town by Charles Slimpin. mSUr* I will discount any and all prices offered you by other deale. money call on me before you buy. Warehouse near the West McHenry. Lake Zurich. ~ CnsystcinaticaL rs, thctef ore if you wish to save K <j tiurly. galvanized pipe " 8 oo W F Austin, hanging lamps 50 Woodstock. Sentinel, pub pro and blanks 53 go Harvard Herald, blanks and envelopes «' 5 25 Morrison, I'lummer A Co, oil tank 7 40 N S Robb, 3days baliS^s fees 7 50 W F Austin, same 7 50 H D Holmes, 4 days same 10 no M Church, same..." 10 00 M W Lake, 3 days same...., 7 50 J G Fay, same ' 7 50 J L Hibbard, same 7 50 H G Eble, same 7 50 M Church, 4 days May term 10 00 H G Eble, same JQ J L Hibbard, same 10 0(i H U Holmes, same 10 00 L Benthusen, same 10 00 M W Lake, same 10 00 N S Robb, same ; 10 ou L Benthnsen, 3 days Jan term 7 50 Total 81000 40 All of which is respectfully submitted, yf K.J. BECK, Chairman. F. E. S'L'KVENS. K. HROTZMAK, W. li). COKNUE, GEO. MCCONNFI.I.. Sup. Beck offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. Carried. Resolved, That the chairman appoint a committee of three t o investigate the liability of the several towns, to the county, for the care and clothing of insane paupers confined in the state institutions, and report at the September meeting. R. j. BECK Chairman Axtell, in compliance with the above resolution, appointed Sups. Hoy, Beck and Shurtleff as such committee. Report of the January grand jury: Tothe Hon. Chas. Keilum, Judge of Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illnois: We, the grand jury for the January term, 1H90, of said county, would respectfully report that we have visited the jail and county buildings at the county-seat and find them in good repair well cared for, and the prisoners cleanly kept and well provided for. Respectfully submitted. A. L>. STEWART, Foreman. L. E. MKNTCIJ, Clerk. On motion of Sup. Beck board adjourned at the call of the clerk. , ,, „ * • F- AXTELL, Chairman. G. B. RUSHTON, Clerk. SIMON STOFFEL so warehouses at Wauconda, Nunda and Yours, June, 1896 When Looking for Bargains in , You are invitod to call in at the warehouse of T. J. Walsh and take a look at the Or anything pertaining" to the Gents'Furnishing Goods liine, it will pay you to call at the BEST WIDE CUT MOWER EVEK PRODUCED Viz: the STANDARD. Absolutely no side draft. This is only found by removing the neck yoke, which can be done and the result | as stated above: No side draft. Look at our line of Mo wers, viz West McHscry Shoe and Clothing Store, Fine Light Suits, Ladies' Fine Shoes Straw Hats, Ladies' Oxfords, Fine Shoes, Black and Tan, Fine Shirts, Silk Parasols, Neckties, <^oii»rs?. Fans, Handkerchiefs Near the Depot, West McHenry. or. 3MCXX.XUJSR.. ELGIN, ILL CHAMPION, CROWN. STANDARD William McKinley Having disposed of one car load 'of Pcabody Buggies I have re­plenished my stock and can still show the best display of Buggies Iioad wagons, Harness, Dusters and whips, ever brought to Mc Henry. Call in and take a look at the long distance axle buggies, Make your selections and the prices will be made as low as poasiblc for this class of work. Try our line machine Oil. Yours for honest goods and value received. McHenry, Illinois JACOB JUSTEN, 4 r4fc FURNITURE, 4 1L UNDERTAKING, Inquire of F. L. McOftftBER, For 5c you got your choice ot 35 doz . guaranteed strictly all cot' ton Towels, such as are suitable for ordinary uae. Who is in a position to explain it in a thorough manner He is also in a position to sell you a summer stove, either oil or gasoline, at prices lower than ever and stoves far better than ever. For 10c, ; For 12c- For 14c. For 19c we will offer 10 doz; Superfiae Turkish Bxth Towels, The siz 3 for the price will surprise you. For 21c we have about doz too maDj extra size Huck Towels, * knotted fringe, fancy colored borders. They must move at 21c. Everyone worth 30c. . Ask to see our 25c Damask Rowels; we think our customers admit they can't make them any better. EMBALMING Gaso l ine } Stove. Blue f l ame Oil Stove. These stoves have no rivals on the market. They are from three to five years ahead of any other stove in new and valuable im­ provements. The main advantage of Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves over all ethers, is the simplicity and ease with which it can be opeued, closed anrl regulated. The New Process Blue Flame Oil Stove, is one. in the operation of which there cannot be the slightest fear ol accident. It works Without the slightest smoke or odor. Call and see those stoves, they are a handsome piece of p;ooda and will be on exhibition constantly^ THEO. F. SWAN, f> " J GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE .'-.l , ~ ELGIIS, ILL, - " F. L. McOMBEE, West McHenry, McHenry, 111., Dec., 1895

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