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r -,y • , f" y"; w/ I •• 7* «Y * " ~*v;* '^*V ^int v?r*rl-* v>'-r^fs^^'ww-^r «WKW lif-V --Itfifa^^lfTi-'llii'̂ ifc" |-1 "liaitf" 'iTttif-? - wry WaWeiler, WEDNESDAY, OCT. #th, W8. Railroad Time Table. ,......7:TS A. K. 1:15 r. «. fnmltkt ea<)ri Ltk« «OIVO WORT*. ,_.»•** Lakervulaht.......... WMft Lake f*iiM«neer msm. 'olitical Meetings. .W OO A. 7*8*. * 1 JOHN C. SBERWm, "3^ Ucan candidate lor Con- rtH# in this District, and GEN. 8. A. HURLBUT, ill addrew tike voters on the olitlcal Question**! ike Day, #1. _ , ;: •*- • *h;'i vf-• ;-*• • ; m& folloWB: • . , h/; | AT NUNDA, Monday evening f)ctober 14th. I AT McHENRY, Tuesday even- ig, October 19th, at Riverside II. AT RICHMOND* Wednesday evening, October 16th. DON'T forget the Foot Raoe Oa Sat­ urday next. EVERY voter |D this section SHOULD come out on Tuesday evening next and hear the Republican nominee for Con­ gress, John 0. Sherwin. He is an elo­ quent *nd fin* nt speaker, besides the people should take this opportunity to become acquainted with our next Mem- bor of Congress. He will speak on the financial and other political questions which are sow agitating the minds of the people. There #ill also be other speakers present on this occasion. OUR old friend. J. Iff. Btlmpson, of Chicago, made n% a call on Monday.-- He had been to the Lakes taking a lit­ tle recreation from the cares of busi­ ness. "Jim** Is the same individual who has that "two year old umbrella," we spoke of a few weeks ago, and de­ clare* upon his hoaor that to has It yet, and Invites us arouud to see it, which we shall certainly do on our next visit to the city. Keep It under lock and key 4,Jim" for the are on the search for it. - WE learn that Geo. V f . Hunt, oT Re- broh, has just returned from the Butler County, Ohio, and Cincinnati Fairs, and that he purchased at Butler Coun­ ty a Premium year old Pig sired by Perfection, ard at Cincinnati the First Premium Pig, sired by Tom Corwin, and that both are the finest specimens of the Poland China breed to bo found in this section. Mr. Hunt Is taking great pains with his stock, and spares neither time nor expense to get the best to be found in the country. • s1 uHmu IIUITBVU ucuur aflhc handsT _ . . , ^ Jof rough brutes who substitute lashes * Don t forget to try that Fifty Cent £or oats, and, in doing so, are not con- Tea at Fitjs^mmons A. Evan son. tent to confine their blows to the back _ _ iand sides, but designedly lash the neck BOOKS TO LET, opposite the River- iand head, so as to nurt the poor beast as aide House, suitable for a mall family. Wkas possible.--Rural New Yorker. Inquire at this office. p ; u , - . . . . T o m P o t t e r ' s S h o o t i n g . The latest styles of Fall and Winter 1 r - Millinery, just received atMrs. Howe'* THEY had been talking about the re­ nt Mrs, Morey's old stand. markable performances of Dr. Carver, -- _ the marksman, who shoots, with a rifle, - ' GEO. THOMPSON, the veteran Post- glass balls which are sent into the air master lit Fort Hill, Lake County, p,s fast as a man can throw them. Pres- mvle our ssnctuni a1 pleasant call on «ntly Abner Byng, who was sitting by, Tuesday. __--i.L' ^ ^"That's nothing.1' OUR Public School will close on Frl-, « What is nothing?" day in order to allow the Teachers to! «4 Why, that shooting. , J)id you ever 'attend the Institute, which ft belhg know Tom PotterP" _ • _ _ *' - i - - a sv ^ • *4 *Wn field at Wootlstoek this weekj DR. H. T. BHOWN has removed his offlfee to one door North of the Post Office, up stairs, whfcfe here­ after be found. < n FOR SALE, a first-class Coal Stove.-- Burns soft Coal." Suitable to warm a large room. WtU be said cheap. quire at this office. i T. J. ELUS. will please accept the tlianks oJT the editor and better half for a basket of very fine eating apples and a large head of cabbage, left at this office a few daj*9 since. • FOUND, a Pocket Book containing a Small sumof money, which the owner can have by .calling at Mrs. Howe's Millinery store, proving property and paying for this notice. » , D. 8. SMITH returned from Nebraska on Saturday last. He is looking hale and hearty aiid as though life In the far West agreed with him. He is un­ certain how long lie will remain here, THK Democratic Congressional Con­ vention for this District, meets at El­ gin to-morrow Whether they will nom­ inate a straight Democrat, as per their instructions, or endorse the greenback Adams, remains to be seen. No clue has been o*btaincd of the perpetrators of the burglary reported In our last. That they were profes­ sionals at the business is evident from the manner in which they done the job and also tn which they covered their track*. A son ot Peter Freuiid, who live* near Johnsbnrgh, had the misfortune to smash his hand iaa Sorgum Mill on Thursday last. Dr. Anderson was called nnd hope* are entertained that It"will be saved so as not to inconveni­ ence him much in the future. H. X. HOLMES has Just finished taking tlie School Census of this Sehool District, and reports as follows: Number of Scholars over six and under twenty one, 483. Number that draw public money 801. Decrease since last year thirty-five. wag OEM. JLOGAN AX WOODSTOCK. The Republican Meeting it Wood" stock on Saturday last, was largely at­ tended, and the weather being raw and cold. It was consider^# Imprac­ ticable to hold It in the open air, con­ sequently the Uourt House was used for that purpose, which was packed to it4utmost capacity, and yet not owe half the people present could galii ad- missiou, or get even within hearing distance. /t The meeting tw opened by the In­ troduction of John C. Sherwin, the nominee for Congress In this District^ who in a very able and eloquent man­ ner briefly discussed the question, which at this time Is more partiouarly claiming the attention Of the peo­ ple, vis: the finance question, mud proved himself an able and eloquent speaker, a deep thinker, and one who will do honor to the office la which the people propose to elect him in November. He was followed by Gen T<oganT wfto. Is to well known to need any intro­ duction here. We can only say that his speech on the financial question of the day was one of the ablest and most logical that It was ever our pleasure to hear. He began at the beg!lining* answered all the theories and sifted all the arguments of the so-called Na­ tional party, in a maimer so plain and convincing that none could fail to see it In its true light. He showed **fScts and figures" and challenged any one and all to prove theui to the contrary. He spoke for over two hours, and had he continued two hours longer the large audience would not have been tired. Many came away with a much clearer Idea of the financial problem than they ever before had. and many who were Inclined to follow the Na­ tional humbug were well cured of snclt an idea by having it shown up (tn Its true light. The General Is doing satiM service in this campaign. THK second g«i» of Ball between. the Fox Rivers and the Wooris#6ck and Chicago Nine, was played on Sat­ urday last, and it we are to Judge from the score, was the worst game of the season, and resulted In another defeat f6r the Fox Rivers by a seoto •# 18 to n. . . ' A CLUB House , to be know? as the '•MoHenry Club House," Is being built on Round Island, opposite Harry Duu- nilPs. aml will be completed and ready for occupancy before cold weather sets lu. It Is being built by * company from this village, to be used while hunting and fishing in that vicinity.-- When completed we will give a*ji»ore particular description ot It. ;• > ' «<' IFKETT'S 4 SON'S horse took 4* tqhi on Sunday morning with the, Butcher Wagon, and as he did not wait For a dftter the result Was rather disastrous to the wngon. Pieces of the wagon won distributed along promiscuously from the market to the place where he •topped, near the VatholiQ Chjirch, while the time made would equal itarus. Frett must feed his horse as he doesh|s customers,;o|i the best kind oi feed, No.' *« WalU-Pattnii mop WE would call the attention or our readers so the new advertisement In another column, of C. F. Hall, whose stores can he found at Richmoiid and Dundee. Mr. Hall has filled his stores this Fall with a stock of good* second to none to be found in"the Northwest, and as will he seen * by his advertise­ ment, his prices are lower than ever before. Buying and selling strictly for cash lie is enabled at all times to take advantage of the market, and the ben­ efits arising therefrom he always di­ vides with Ills customers. Hiscroek Is complete In every department, and buyers should not fall to gi ve him a call before purchasing. Head the ad­ vertisement elsew;here. Real Kstat« Transfer*. Conveyances filed for record 1ft the Recorder's Office of McIIenry County Illinois, for the week ending Oct. 5th A. D. 1878: Michael Doherty and wife to Jas. Pureel.-- *w se t <leg n 45 •• «v n«V we II. Naada, $3ono. Ohu. L. Strlckl«n«t aad wlfo to N. Day Strickland. Lut 29 AMe««ors yUt, Marengo, tm Ira O. Oo-»trlch and wlte t" Okrtstiah Oein^rJt MSaiaaeK sa Alfaa^ata, BS *4120. 4 F. H. Grave# and wife to Julia Graves.-- 1$ IS, lt> and 15, Rller. $1906. Allen Putnam am! wife to II. Bohan. SSa in nej< sen 31, Nunda, U. 9, fSOU Thou. J. Quitrler and wife to MalMfcl Qui|' lef. •« M, Aiden, *3000. Malachi Quiglcv and wife to Tho<, J. Qol| ley. NwK -ec Alden, t4000. SMITH SEAULES, of this village, had the misfortune to lose his valuable blooded horse MPat," on Sunday last. Oa Monday of last week lie drove him to Chicago, and kept htm there In a Livery Stable until Saturday morning, when he started for home. He drove to Wheeling, the horse apparently being as well as ever, when he put up to teed. Here the horse refused to eat, aud kept growing worse until Sunday afternoon, when he died. A Veterina­ ry Surgeon who was present opened him and found his stomach entirely empty, with indications that he had had nothing to eat tor two day*. If this should prove true, that the Livery men had allowed him to stand without food or water, they should tie punished |o the iuilest extent of /the law. He was perhaps on# of the most valuable horses in this section, and particularly valuable to his owner, having been raised by htm, and a perfect pet. It waa a heavy lass to his owuer, and Mr. Searles lias our sympathy in hi* mis­ fortune. OHANFLMI Three 1 Cheers! The Champion flickers belong to Illirofa. W« learn that Gilbert Hubbard and Henry Fos ter. ot Waucoiida, while husking Corn on the Murphy farm, east of W auconda. one daty last week, husked fifty bush­ els of corn in the shock in 2 hours, *3 mlnfttes and 20 seeonds, beating the fastest time on ^ record minutes.-- There were four' watches held while the husking was going on and each one gave la the same time., t he last 16 bushels was husked in min­ utes. If there are any two who can beat this we would like to hear from them, and thea oaf" .".^aficon^! |M?ys will try sgai«w When iu town Just call nnd buy ahslf pound of that Fifty Cent Japan Tea to try, at Fiusimmotis «^Evarisoti. PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, the cheapest and best of the Lady's Books, is on our table for November. The principal steel engraving, "For Mother's Fire,\ Is rarely besutiful. So, also. Is the mammoth colored steel fashion |>1ate. But. as a cotemporary says, the stories, the fashions, the patterns, in short, everything In "Peterson" Is the best of Itskind. For 1870 a monthly supplement will be given, containing a Full-Sized Paper Pattern for a lady's or child's dress, thus giving to every subscriber twelve such patterns, eatra, during the year. These patterns alone will be worth the subscription price. Five original copy-right novelets will also be given, besides a hundred shorter stories. Among the novelets will be one by that celebrated author, Frances Hodgson Burnett, aud another by the author of "Josiah Aliens wife." The price ot tills Lady's Book Is but Two Dollars a Year, the postage^ pre-paid by the publisher. To Clubs tlie prices are greatly reduced foi 1879, vis.: two copies for #3.50, with a superb Mezto- tint (24 inches by 2p,) ^Christ Blessing Little Children," the finest iand costli­ est ever offered, to the person getting Up the club; or four copies for #6.50, and an extra copy to the person get­ ting np the club. For #8.00 sis copies will be sent, and au extra copy forget­ ting up the club. Never were such terms ottered before! Specimens of the Magazine are sent, gratis, if written for, to those wishing to get up club*. Subscribe to nothing else until you have seen a copy of this popular Magazine. Address Charles J. Peter- sou, 90S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. - _____ NATIONAL ORSKMBAOK C4UK All interested in the organisation of National Greenback Club are asked to attend a meeting at B.Gilbert'# Hall. McHenry, Saturday evening, Oct. lith, 1879 IT oaoaa or ODSKIMK The finest stock of MUllMry Goods In town, at MrJ. Howe's. - • If you can buy as good Tea at 50 els; as you usually pay 78 cts. for. would It net IM to yot|r interest to buy ?ea of I. FITSSIMMAHS * EVAWPI. AUCTION SALE. The Vindersijtued, being abott to move away, will sell at Public Auutlotf, o« hi* premise*, iu the Village, of Mc­ Henry, on Friday, Oct. Ulh. 1878, com­ mencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the follow- property: 1 two year old cow, 9 fat pigs, 4 cord* of wood, 1 extra fine Par­ lor stove, 1 cook stove, and all my household furniture. Also on Saturday Oct. 12th, 1878, will sell at Auction, the good* in my store, consisting of guns, pistols, revolvers, table and pocket cut­ lery, gum aiid falling material, meers­ chaum and wooden pipes, and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALK,--OH household fur­ niture all suras of #10 and under cash Over that sum a credit of Six^Moiiths will begivjii ou approved uotes St 8 per cent interest. On Store Goods cash, All goods oaust be settled for before being removed. M. EiftiWLM. J. M. MCOMBKK , Auct ioneer. . n ««•!!>* EIHTOR P LAIN DEALER J--Henry Lye Is quite slide with the fever. John Gondwty Is some better. Thoif. IE. Church "Pulpit was Hlfeti last Sahhatb by a stranger, both morn­ ing and evening. Soon the located Minister will be herei • * A new Livery Stable has been open­ ed ai the old stand opposite the De­ pot. - •• i Mr. Vermlty* has gmte East oa a visit to be gone about a month. John Nelson has charge oftheStabl* la his absence.... C. H. Truax commenced the erection of abouee for himself on Monday last, on lots adjoining Jamas VlasPs resi­ dence; Ira's new house W raisf d and almost enclosed. He has quite a force of hoys emfdoyed. Mrs. Graves has gone to Chicago to attend Medical Lectures aud finish her education of medicine. With her extensi ve knowledge of the hamsn fam­ ily we thtnk she Will mtfto a splendid Doetoresa. Mayo's Combination did not get a very large turnout and did not open in the afternoon, but in the evening a few turned out. aud the performance went through according to the pro­ gramme. A Son of Mi*. Tosburg I* hero to tee hi* Ma. From appearauoe he ia a fine young man. G. L. Wiley's Ministerial labors at Nunda have ended. He goes this week to the Conference to find whe«*e his next flock of Lainbs Is located. May success crown his efforts is our wish. Mr. Featherly took advantage of eandle light, and left for parts uukown and took the candle with him. leaving his many creditors In the dark as to his whereabouts. The Ladles Temperance Union, re­ organized last Friday night, electing Mrs. Malcolm Smith President, Mrs. N. Beardsley and Chase Ashton Vice Presidents, Mrs. John Daly Secretary. With this corps of able officers we think the Ladies Temperance Union might prosper. A business meeting is called for Oct. lith, at the residence of M. T. Smith. A Tree Me thodtst Oonforasme at the Lske ffctt week, holding over Sabbath. The centre of attraction , was In two full grown Negro Preachers. All of the town turned out to hear the sub­ ject of Christianity handled by these dtisky ones. ' Many a Greenbacker came home from Woodstock Saturday last looking and acting like Whipped dogs after hearing John A. Logan state plalu facts. One or two around here who take the Neu> Em have had some no­ tion to run orazy and follow the com­ bination known as the Democratic, National party, but their doubts are now over aud y«u can't find a Green- bark man la town that went to hoar Logan but has returned to the old ranks again satisfied. -IUJUUP ALGONQUIN. EDITOR PLAINDEALER :--C. E. CHIP pel and wife with th^ir daughter ar­ rived in California on Monday last. Prof. Nadall has organised a class and is teaching Elocution. D. W. Thomas 1s ^ about t» move bac^ oil l^ts, farm near herb.' John Gillilmi and wife are on ^ trip to Iowa where they will upend a week visiting relatives and friend*. Chat. Roehl la treating his hnrn tof » coat of pa^nt. - Chaa. Plngree, our old atld reliable Hotel keeper,.took np his abode with us again. Of course we expect he win give the hoys a social hop when finally settled. Last Tuesday three of Mr. John Adam's children were tiiken seriously 111 having spasms and vomiting. The symptoms showed strong of their hav­ ing t|ken poison. Tlie family claim shortly before taken sick they had eaten some Bed apples which they found at a neighbors near by. A few of onr dtiiest visited Wood­ stock Saturday last to hear Sherwin and Logari. Helm A Peter are receiving laifc* quantities of hard and soft , coal which they are selling at a low figure. Last Thursday evening the Algon­ quin Good Cheer Chtbmet at the res­ idence of John Helm, where a goodly number Were In attendance. The first in order was the election of officers for the ensuing seasou, after which Prof. Nadal gate -several comic readings. Although not being the thost appropri­ ate for the occasion was read in good style and appreciated by all. After several plays in which all seemed to enjoy themselves, the little party ad­ journed until next regular meeting Thursday Oct., 17th, whetr we will meet at the residence of Robert Me- Adams# It is hoped every body will come and have a good time. Why postpone purchasing winter Boots and Shoes, especially those for children, until heavy suow gives warn­ ing that that hole in "little Johuuies" shoe renders It unfit for wear. Then probably after the child has contracted a severe bold the needful shoes are bought and the youngster rushes, ont into the snow with' them* the conse­ quence Is that they become hard and uncomfortable, an evil which might be avoided by buying tn the early fall and wearing them lu the dry dusty weath er. Call aud examine J. D. Ferguson's large stock of M. Selz A Co's celebrated hand made Boots and Shoes A splen­ did assortment of ladles fine as well as coarse shoes tn every style from #1 up to #3 per pair. Children show a spe ciality. Business Notices. • M iI,HV jfc V- For a nobby suit, go to Laaer M Beckon, near the Depot.*!f > Six 8x10 Chromes, for 2$ lights, M* B Blake's. ' 'j Onlv one Carriage left, otit ofFour teen two inoutta ago, at E.M.Owtffi's. ---------- . ;v j At Colby Bros, you can always jfcid the latest styles of Dress Goods. Call and make a select Lou Fifty Plows, at E. M. Owen's. New Sfytft Dress Goods, dhswis, Re- pellauts, Prints a beautiful line, just received at BmAlIn & Steven*. ^ • .: GREAT REDUOridil! ^ In the prices of the Buffalo Boots and Shoes. Don't fail to see tuem be­ fore nuking your selections. W-'-WFTfttt* COLRV BROS. i;--*«••• m. ;|- ^ Rivur.ivic BWck Just received at Bucklin A Stevens, New Style ©I Jewelry. New Goods arriving <!laity jit 3^*" Simmon* & Evansou's. School Books and Writing Pajnsr Cheap,at O.W.Owen's. Stop at E.M.Oweu's andlee n«w tha Geared Cortland Wagou. i i Millinery! MUttnevrt Great Reduction in Mlllltiefy tt)|r>, S. Searles, McHenry. , The best Fifty cent Tea in the market at Bucklin & Stevens. i • The best Tea In McHenry at 50 ets. per pound. Try tt. Sold by Fltattm- tnotia <& EvansOns. %•-, 5 THE Eureka Tree and Post Hole Digger. Call at E. M. Owen's and see one. The be^t thing iu the market, and sold cheap. New Stock Cloths, Ready-Made Clothing, Ac., for the Fall trade just received at Lauer A Becker's, near the Depot. FOR SALE. - " |J , Three or four Improved Farms. ^In­ quire of J. B. Perry for particulars; Mannels of all kinds at Bucklin & Stevens. .. . - •' • • ci,mKS!-cixjAiraf/ " Mrs. S. Senries is now offering De­ cided Bargains in Cloaks and Mantles in Silk, English Diagonals and Mata- lasses, Casliiu«re,.&e. PUMPS. A large Stock of Adams celebrated Kenosha Pumps. The best Pumps aud i atlowestpriceft, at K. M. Owen's.^ , "• FOR SALE. ' Half interest in a Buffalo Pitts, ten Horse Power Threshing Machine.-- *. Almost as good as new. Will be sold cheap. For particulars inquire at this office,, WOODSTOCK. EDITOR PLAINDEALER :--General Lofiw aud John C. Sherwin spoke here on Saturday. The Court House was filled to overflowing, and many were obliged to forego the pleasure of listening, toone of the mo«t intensely interesting Wud sound speeches on finance ever delivered in Woodstock. Slier win by his modest demeanor, and sound arguments, convinced the people thst the "youthful" candidate, doe* not propose to ' eontinue the vacancy." He won hosts of friends, and made no enemies. Logan dealt with facts and figures, always a dry subject for a pro­ miscuous audience, but there was no dearth of interest, and, bad he spoken another two hours the eager crowd would still have listened without growing weary. The McHenry Cornet Band discoursed music in a manner creditable to it* members.and pleasing to the crowd. And to sum up the Whole we may add that Nationals and Democrats will grow Scarce and beau­ tifully less t!)l election, after which they will deny their master without demanding the "thirty pieces" of Fiat money. We noticed Major Loop and George Ilurlbut of Belvldere amoug the audience. . The weather continues all that one Cottle wish, and our people are pushing their Fall'f w-irk preparatory to going Into winter qnarters. If Tolef and Deiu-lson ever expeot to repreaent Woodstock iu Congress, they will improve their chapces by putting that Milt Machinery running in some convenient place. "Tis true our cltl zenc did not appear to appreciate It while we had It, But "Blessings brighten us they take their flight" y ou kitbisV V-- * *' "• FICN1C TO FOX LAKLIT / There wilt be,a* Plculo to Fo* Lake flma Volo and vicinity, by way of Mc­ Henry, tli« Steamer ^Exoelstor*' hav­ ing been chartered,' on Thursday, Oct. lDtb. The Steamer will leave McHen­ ry at half past nine A. MN apd return arrivipg at Mcllpury at# o'olodc. All are cordiailv Invited. Come out and have a goou l ime. • , " M <80*11(0, Manager. iti • Common Coltki neglected aro the cause of one-half the deaths. Con­ sumption lurks in every cough, often using as masks, the ruddy cheek, quick­ ened pulse and sparkling eye, till it deeply plants its dreaded deadly feeds in the system. Every home should con­ tain EHurt's Extract of Tar and Wilu Cherry which pievents serious sickness 'If taken In time, and wll! surely cure ilolds. Coughs, Croup, Catarrh, Con­ sumption and all Bronchial complaints. Don't wait for sickness to come, but this day take home a bottle ui' Eiierl's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry for it mav save the life of a loved one, when delay would be death. Sold by all Druggists. '• ' • I , Have your Sewing Machine Cleaned, Rc-Adjusted or Repaired by an experi­ enced machinist, who will visit your house ou notifylitg him by postal card. All work warranted. • . B. M. TAYLOR. mi * McHenry 111 Try that new Fifty Cent Tea' at Fltssimmons A Evanson. Dr. Jaaues German Worm Cake*, stand unrivaled as a worm mediotue.-- Give thorn a trial. Sold by all Drug­ gists. •* • • Bjay the M. Selz & Co., Boots - and Shoes for sale at Bucklm Stevens'. BOOTS & SHOE; It Is a conceded fact that the Buffa­ lo Custom Made Boots and Shoes havft no superior on tiie market. Selected stock. Warranted work. For sale-by Colby Bros.. Riverside Block. "Economy,!* the road to wealth fifty cent# worth of Uncle Sam's Har ness Oil applied to your old harness, will make the leather look Ilka new *:Gp St soft jtud • r- j. ' mill itrt Children have health and Mothers rest when Dr. Winchell's Teething Syrup Is used. It produces natural sleep, regulates the lioweis, cures dys­ entery and dlarrhaei arising from teething or other causes. Sold by all Druggists at 95 cents a Bottle. When you are depressed awl-system disordered take Eilertl Daylight Liver Pills, they regulate the liver and digestive organs and will quickly re­ store you to health. Sold by all Drug­ gists. - Uncle dam's Nerve and Bone Lini­ ment 1* for man and beast aud is a balm for evety wound. Sold by all Druggists, A fins lot of Zeahyr pud Card Boards, just reoeivud at J. B, Blake's Furniture Stoic. It Is Oie unlverse! testimony that tlie Buffalo Boots and Shoe#, for which we are the sole agents in this village, are relatively the best and cheapest lit the market.* Give them a trial. r-> W; W'.. . eoLBjr BIOS. WAIT FOR THE WAGON. » ' W« are now offering one of our esla-^' brated Lumber Wagons, with top Box,^ Steel Spring seat,, Whiifletrees, Neckf Yoke aud stay chains, all complete, fori #50. Warrauted foroue year. • , R. BI8HOP. I There are no Boots or Shoes for the same money equal to the M. Selz & Co., makfc 'JSoldt .^T| Bucklin & Stevenson, ^ t #25 REWARD. J The above reward will be pitd to? any one who will find one of our Buflk-^ lo Boots in which there is a counter,-* Inner sole, slip sole or piece of heellugr that Is not cast from a good, thick, piece of sole leather. COLBY BROS. Riverside Block , ° '.lM* :' KN*w Will Military Goods-jnat loeived at Mrs.Searlee*. ,M" " Riverside block LAST CALL. All |»r*ons knowing thems^s N- dfsbted to me will please dill and sett 10 Immediately, as 1 ant goiug away and np accounts at once. M. ENOEL*. * i: Vratfi^rouod and Roasted CoSee aln Wiifs ou' hand at Jfiuaimmous and ;Evausoit.'., • .,: - ' Do irot buy yottr Mlllthery uat.il you have ekaminad the Hue stock'at Mr*. Howe's.' • • , ; • Examine two different geared Courtlaud Wagons at E. M. Owens Knife Plaitiug uiade to ordeiv ^ steo Kr.if® Plaitera for sale a^;Mrs. SiMs- bury's. tl',*. We have just added to our stock of Boots and Shoes a full Hue of hand sewed Beloit Shoes, tn whidh we in­ vite ItesMotlon. Every pair warranted "• V JPL»ZSiMMOhd4t J&VANSOH. Thousands of dollars are now being saved every year by progressive far­ mers, who soon discover the great val­ ue of freely wing Uncle Sam's Condi­ tion Powder in the feed of their stock it restores tlie sick, increase* the bfeau- ty. and -usefulness and promotes the Sold bv all DniggJ§jt!^ rr-H - ;.-vo •* .FOR SALE. ' 40 Acr^s of land In Section 12, all| fenced. Also 8© acres of land, with a; good house and barn thereon, with tim­ ber and water In abundance, lu Sectioii^#' 22. y'- v Also my homestead on the Crystal^ ; Lake and Nunda read. Good new '{ ̂ 1 house, barn aud other outbuildings.--* Apply to ' JOHM FLUANY. NOTICE 1{0 WOOL GROWERS. The subscribers would HUT that i you wish to clothe your faintlyyvm cat do so by bringing or sending yt>or woo aid exchange the same tfir good,desir4j/ able goods. Will give von f§r UHV" washed from 25 to 2t» cts., for waehedj.", on the she«(p35 to 37§ cts., and fpr tuhfc washed 45 cts., and sell voitl gbods Slf / A? * CO. ] •:' U:.' MalnSt., -jMiesvitte, ^ Look around, lor Boot^ New Goods, New G< line " of seasonable Bucklin & Setvens. a full a ai "A good assortment of Splints1 chaeb found at Blak#*S, cheapl v1 - !s Falk's . , _ . which Is t^i|p|^'i|ade, put up iu Patent Bottm, will keep freeli and nice, Will be furnished by the dozen or single bottle. i ̂ m ' " • J -M your and Shoes. .. We can stive yon money tin your Boots aud Shoes^ We make a specialty oi* theceleJ.v brated M. Selx & Co., Custom^ Made work, which we will place agamst any other make, and tors•-..jL less money tor tlie same qnality^rg VV e have the largest assortment Custom Made Boots for Men,i. ;" Bovs, Youth, and Ladies Goat, : v Kill aud Calf Sloes thnt we hayo ever had, and at very much lower* prices t)kaii last year i '" • '>•*-; Bvo&L«Nl#nmqn. ̂g