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* !* #EDN»SI>A.Y, MARCH Iith-,1879. IP 8BB RJ0Kf5"::^g£ 5 4»OF WOVOBTH. OEA#**':L^FC#9*««IJMTT.VV. ...10:00 A. M. fisnsva LakePHNMir... 7:02P. it e«»*i annum m Hi t uJ-S *»' p. fe > „•€ •' • '..Hi-ic'l.l1- TOTini^reet iog two weeks from next Tue*day. April i*t. • WE learn that It is expected that the itf Steamer will be ready Utlaunch afcont the flr*t of May. flies the new advertisement "bf tlie Memory Meat Market, Frett & Son Proprietors, in another column. OWIKO to an accident to a case of type, and other cause8, our paper is late this week. We hope the like will tiaf; occur again. F» A. RBBARD has taken the contract tfnd I* now putting up a new house f«t Jerry Sherman, on the' *lt* 0* liw old one recently bnrned. r , WK would call the attention of those Interested to the notice of the meeting «f the Board of Audit, whtoh can be found in another colttmo. WHBirin Wood>toek<to n)t fail to oallat the City Bakery for Warm or Cold M§al*. They have one S of the neatest Restaurants in Jtowo. WE learn that Mr. Story has secured til# services of Aaron Boomer. to at­ tend jtohis West side Hardware Store, and that he will open the same on Mon­ day next. • WE learn of AT] Indlvidualarbo crept along through grass and mud for several rods on Monday to get a shot at a flock of Decoys. "By dunder and bl>xen, I toughtdose vas dame ones.™ THE City Bakery man, WHO- visits this village regularly each week, was out with a splendid new atagon last week. He now has asHue a rig for his business as can be found on the road. MBS. W. H. HANKIXS, ^rhoeesickness we spoke of last week, died this Wed­ nesday morning. She was about 71 years of age. The Funeral will be held at the Universal Jet Church onFriday, at 10 o'clock A. M. $r,. .f%.v /f*' r , ' "f •' ' ':rM ; % v ? • '* <• ' i BENJ. Buss, Station Agent at thts place, is laid up w||ha bad case of fn- flainatlon in the eyes, and hi* work is being done by Clyde Harrison, of King wood. His many friends hope to see Den at his post again soon. List of letters remaining ip the Post Office, McHenry Illinois, March 1st 1879. Edwin Dana, John J. Hunt, Henry Lewis, Mathias Joseph Rouen, Albert Sabooda, German letter direct- fdto McHenry County. Box 143.. JAMES L*. TERR r, I'ost MASTER THE River is now clear of Tee and Ilia prospects for an early Spring nev­ er was better. Painting aid fitting up Jloats is now the order of tlie day, and It will not be long before OIH* entire fleet will be ready for active duty on the ragi"g Fox and adjacent Lakes. The Summer campaign promises to he a lively one in this section. * WE would call attention to the new advertisement, in another column, of the furniture store of J. B. Blake, in till* village,who has one of the largest •tocks in this line to be found in the aounty. His stock of Frames* Wall Brackets Notions, See. is complete, and he is selling so low that you cannot fail to be suited. Head his advertise­ ment and call and see his good*. •. •, Xf^ 'ii - >&} 'v&'i • M 'M'f' :•'/ \ *•/ rfe , • '-:V >*>-&• l i * U, * * v * < -s \ , • £ s- ,-'„s '•4 > -fl si ' • .. •< ; IN another column can be found a new advertlsment of the old and re­ liable Agricultural dealer. 12. M. Owen, by which it will be seen that he is on hand as usual tlih Spring with a large stock of Farming Implements of all kinds, Which he is selling at prices wav down to bed rock. He has the agency for some of the best machines In the country, and invites a'.l who contem­ plate purchasing, to call at his Ware­ house and examine the implements shown there. Bead his advertisement elfg where. 1V--*"**----- '4* will be seen by reference to another column, J. W, Cristy, Ttlng^ wood, has taken possession of half a column in the PLAIKDRALER this week, through which he advises the people of Ringwffed. McHenry. and the sur- roundlng country of the large stock of aeasonable goods which- he is offering to the buying public at prices to sijit the times. His stock; Is one of the most-complete to be found In the coun­ ty, and comprises all goods usually kept In a first class country store.-- Read his Advertisement' elsewhere In thia paper. WE would again remind our readers, and particularly those, who have not noticed the fact, that McHenry now has a resident Dentist, whose rooiM can be found In Riverside Block, wtyjyyq he is at all reasonable hours prepared to do work In his line In the most workman like manner and at the Iowe«t living prices. Dr. Cross comes highly recom mended as a good Dentist and a £ei tleman inevery sense of the Word, an those of our reader In McHenry and •nrroundiag towns, who wish anything In the line of Dentistry tilseuld not fail to call at l|ia rooms, ~ r""*' 'r i X ^ 1 ?"**': i- colHg)|grable numbers on Saturday and Si|pib|r, and the sportsmen were out In foil force, and the roar of musketry was incessant especially In the early hemr? of morning wt*e» *>m wants to take his nap. The Ducks are mom plenty than ever known before the first day of their flyinjr. The bridge is lined night and morning with hunters, and the banging of guns can be heard both up and down the river. It looks as though Duck,hunt Ing had commenced in earnest. Jos. WIEDEMANN, had the misfortune to be thrown from his buggy on Thurs­ day night last, breaking his shoulder, and injuring him quite severely. The particulars are these. Aaron Hoffman, who resides near Spring Grove, came In on the evening train on Thursday, and engaged Wiedemann to take him home. He drove to Hoffman's and started back home, but as he had never been that road before he missed his« way. and get on the wrong road. In turning around. It feeing quite dark, he ran his buggy on h stump which threw htm out with the reettlt above stated. Dr. Howard waa called' who set the shoulder^anil he U j$$w getting along finely. IK the Chicago Tribune of the 5th last we find in the graduating exer­ cises of the Chicago Medical College, among the many names of the gradu­ ates, the iiAme of Charles Hubert Fe- gers, brother of Rev. Father Fegers, of Johnsbu'gh, who graduated with high honors in a class of thirty-four, carry­ ing off the first prize for the best theses. Dr. Fegem hu many warm frieKds iu McHenry County who will rejoice at the honor bestowed upon him, and his success iu his chosen call­ ing. He is possessed of marked abi.i- ty, and we predict will make his mark in the profession. Dr. Fegers is now stopping with Rev. Father Fegers. of Johnsburgh, and wiUfu A few days make a * visit to lili «p irent*, after which he Will open an office in Johns- burgl^and also an office for consulta­ tion in this village, the location of which due notice will be given In these columns. <" *' The Lecture by O. W. Batley. at the Universallst church, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings last, on the sub­ ject of China and 'the Chinese, drew out full houses, and was listened to with the greatest interest by all. In sfiort we believe one and all prononnced them by far the most Interesting and instructive Lectures of the course. Mr. Bailey, from his long residence iu ChMta, is enabled to minuteLy describe the manners and customs of that g^eat Nation to perfection, and he does it in a manner that carries his aurlience with him, and makes them almost think tliSy can see the things as de­ scribed by him." His description <o»f their Schools was highly Interesting, as well as was that of the Armf. He N a pleasant speaker, and interspei'ses his Lecture with frequent hits aud droll sayings that never fail to bring down 'the house, Taken all In all his two Lectures were a grand success, and wore so well received that the Lecture Association engaged him to deliver four more sometime during the month of May, of which due notice will be given. No one should fail to hear him ou that occasion. Ojf Moudav we. took a hasty look through the Warehouse and manufac­ turing institution of O. Bi«hop, aud we were much astouished at the amount of busluess being done there. He keeps five men almost, constantly at work be­ sides himself, manufacturing Drags and Cultivators, aud has uow one hundred of the former under process of mai>u- focture and fast approaching comple­ tion. This work is ail done in the upper story of his building' aud the machinery used therefor is run by steam pdwer, furnished by an Eight Horse power engine wlileh stands in the rear room of his warehouse, which is under the supervision and care of Theodore Smith, as engineer. And right here let us say that thls is one of the finest little engines to be found in the county, running with as little noise as a sewing machine, yet with suffici­ ent power to run his planer, saws, Ac., up stairs, and set his entire machinery on the lower floor going at the same time. He also has a large stock of Farm Machinery of all kinds. Pumps, Buggies aud Wagons, Ac., Ac., and is pushing business it a lively manner. He has al*d bought the right of the United States to manufacture for one year Francisco's Patent Pumpkin Seed Drapper. and will immediately com­ mence their manufacture on an exten­ sive scale, and will have any number of them ready for the Spring trade. Taken all in all in and arround his es­ tablishment Is about the liveliest place to be found in this section. Farmers when in towu should not fail to call and see hisKtoek of machfner.t. The Randall Pulverising Harrow, an Implement no Farmer can affbrd to be [<yfliit at E. M, Owen's J"*# V , I EDITOR PLAINDEAI.ER man Sabbath School" re . for its support as well as ^any other^oi- gaatzatlon. vhetherfreligious or other- wlte. And If Fred Mptrens infMigtifafes anenterprise which tneceesfully nocrues to the financial benefit of the "German Sabbath School" we see no] physical, moral, or religious objection to the receiving thereof by the "German Sabbath School" and prudently expen­ ding the sapie for suitable books fOr the members thereof to read. A testa­ ment purchased with such funds la no less a Testament, the Lortfis prayer. Christ's sermon, on the mount, the story of his^agony in "the gardeufof Oethsemane. his crucifixion upon the cross^and his returection are no lees sacred history. All Churches give Con­ certs, Tableaux and| other 'theatrical performances, for the>enefit.|of Sab­ bath Schools and churches', which are generously patronized bysFred Marcus and hosts of* others outside of the pales yf the ckuich, and we never knew She instance of any chiilN^i refusing to take the admission fee fwhethor from "Jew or Gentile," "asking no question# for conscious sake." We see no differ- enca between a Concert audjTableauxt In Statue quo aui^a Concert and Tab- laux keeping graceful time to music, hence discern no plausible excuse for the crlticisriw^whlch the Woodstock correspondent tp the Richmond Qatelte choses to write in regard to the *'Concert,'and*Dance,#Feb.|20th, far the benefit of the "German Sabbath School." The funeral of Hud San ford wis largely attended and by all classes, thus proving the general esteem for deceased, as well as universal sympathy for bereaved friends. The families are few in this or any other community where thererexiste a stronger family attachment than has always been a marked feature of happiness in that bereaved household aud h*nce "this second time that a loved and cherished son and brother has been taken from thei%weighs them down with grief. But dear friends while it is true, too true, that Georgie and Hud have been taken from you, you still have the living with you to care and be cared for, and when it shall happen that you each in your turn shall be summoned to cross the "Iiiver" and they shall stand upon the other shore to greet andwelcomeyou.it will surprise and pain you that ton did grieve at their translation from this world of sorrow to yonder world of blissful peace. If there Is much news It has failed to reach our knowledge box. Our Canning and Pickling compaay held Its annual meeting oh Saturday, but we have not learned the results. Of course everybody joyfully greets returning Spring, full ot bird music and sunshine. And now "The ' living lauitscape' shall cnterga Bedecked with bloom and living green; The birds return, tho Spring shat 1 verge' The "luted«' too •* in brrmrr ehdMi." ' t \t°l SPRING CROVE^ v, EoiToa PLAINDEALKU:--(Ouf sick folks are doing fine and we eo^i expect to see them on our streets agaiaw The Rev. Mr. Bacou is striving t^ard to save souls. "Bo is Mr. Badger Our shoemaker. This Is pretty early in the season to talk about beets. There was one sprung up in our town last Saturday evening under the "non de plume" »f Prof. S -. There are different classes of beets. There Is the full, round, plump beet, the spruce, spicy beet, the turned up beat and the hotel beat.-- But the principal beat is the "dead, beat," and one of sueh a character we had the pleasure of seeing, i^tid "see­ ing is belie vitigj* Lost, between Spring Greve and Solon, au overcoat with a cm nil boy ou the inside. The coat belongs to H. Stevens, and the bo^ judging frojpu the looka of hitn, to his jpaiuuia. U KKOW. FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT. EDITOR Pi.AIYI>EALK«:--I saw the week before last that there was two Correspondents from here in your pa­ per and the last week none, therefore I will apply thy pen to the paper and tell VAU some haps and mishaps from around here. Our winter term of school was out on the fith, instant and our teacher, Alison Lujrnly, who has taught here for the last two winters, has gone home. Alison Lnmly is a good boy.-* He taught a good school aud we wish him much success In the future. Boys look out for a wedding out West soou. It Is with this school here as with a good many others so that every body wishes to have their own friend for a school teacher, therefore I do not wish to be ateacher nor yet a Director fur Jordan Is a hard road to-travel. Mr. John Hooper has left here for the West and he to, like a good many others, left yme people to mourn after him. <= * J . Mr. J. Carey .baa sold 300 sheep to R Udell, of Wllmot, for #860. Shotlift has made a new platform sprffig Wagon for Hendricks. It l,s a nice one. P tell you Billy ie the boy that can make them. Ladies, Misses [Shoes at cost. ~ HARD And 1 am no kmr for #1,10 and Childrens Calf FLTZSTMMOKS 4 EVAUSO*. ANjSTKUCK, selling good Family Trv a sack. B> BLSHOZ EDITOR PI.AINDKALER:--Chris. Buck Is able tb be ont and thinks *h© will soon be able to go to work. We learn he is to have a book keepers position in Milwaukee. We ta&pe he will' get some ijositidu of the kind thai wiU pay hitn well. Col. Palmer la very *iek al present writing and grave doubts are enter­ tained of bis recovery. Also Miss Sarah Sames is in a critical condition, having been failing for some time.--- Also Mrs. I. M. Mallory has been <|uUe sick but is now better. It is a settled faet that C.F. Hall Is coming to Nunda and with him ah Im­ mense stock" of Goods. He has rented the whole of Ballou's Block| and tukes possession this week^Helhas ^bought out Holmes and said Holmes will build if he cannot buy to suit hiirt. . He*d«es not intend tofbCj drove out of town yet awhile, and we glory in Ms spunk. D. B. Vosburg commenced,^garden- liig on Monday; last. Who can beat this? ,ij ^1;: . .; Geo. Bryant h«« collected all the loose money In this town and now will soon retnrnvhis books. He says he has been able to collect pretty closely con­ sidering the hard tiuies. Mike O'Brien took too much apple juice or.e day last week and succeeding in smashing one*of;the 'large" window lights'In the Buck Block, when Dan McClure put him tn the Cooler where he stayed until he loiew himself, whereupon he was let off without any fine. : . List Saturday we noticed the Texan ranger Gannon who made himself no­ torious some time age by shooting and snapping* loaded revolver at several persons, but the County Court let hloa off wi th a floe of #35. An Auction last Saturday which drew quite a crowd. It consisted of Fariniug Tools. Buggles and Cutters. It took place on the corner by the Hotel. The Writing School Is In a flourish­ ing condition. There la pow about twenty scholar* in regular attendance and all like theteacher, G L. Hubbard. Elder Ringland came across the wrong man when he st ruck the Ridge- field Pedagogue for a game of Check­ ers last Saturday. One game for the editor and ten for the school teacher. And while speaking of the game there Is strong talk of gutting up a Tourna­ ment. with first, second and third prizes, allowing a certain number to enter aud euch ,play a certaii| number of games wjltb each respectively. The Old Folk's Dance, which came oft last Thursday night iu the Hall, was a success, twenty-six numbers be­ ing sold and a very pleassut time re­ ported. Wo learn that 8. "Bowers, formerly the Liveryman over the way, will go to Huntley and Charley McDonald will open a Livery Stable iu the same place JfHope he may do well for he Is a gen- Iflemau in every respect. | Onley Andrus has moved In the low­ er part of the Geo. Darby house. The three Pedagogues of Nunda weut over to Crystal Lake on Friday night last and allowed one boy to beat them In a debate on the Chinese ques­ tion, We would advise the talented gentleman to brush up a little if they have anything to brush up. The entertainment at the Baptist Church was a very eujoyable one aud another one of similar character will come oft this week Friday ulght, in which the following question^ will be debated: RemtvecL, That the Presi­ dent's policy has been and 1* detri­ mental to the best interests of the country. Turn out and hear thlitques­ tion debated. - TO RENT. . A House and four acres of land, With­ in thirty rods of the Pickle Factory, if applied for soon. Apply to B.Gilbert, tilearrthe Depot. • ' - '* '•> 5'^ *' J * t,: FORSALE, I offer my property iu the village of McIIeury for Sale. It is pleasantly lo­ cated, contains about 20 acres of land, with two dwelling houses, and good burn* and out houses. Will sell ail tg* get her or In single acres .or lot*. Or would trade the whole for a good farm in this couuty or for Western land, For further particulars Inquire of STBRASN BATMOSO, UcHenry, II!., March 12th, 1879. lOfcAMiN ATIOM Ot TEACHKKlL' Public examinations of candidates for teachers' certificate* will be held at tl»e following times and pfeeejr: ̂ 5 Marengo, March 25th. - Huntley, March 26th. Alden, March 28th. -jJ Woodstock, March. Nunda, April 3di ' McHenry, April 4th. Richmond, April 5th. ; • Harvard, April 7t|i. ^ Candidates will not less on hand promptly at 9 o'clock A, A. w. YOUNG, . . - * Co. Supt. of Schools * tent. aipublio entertainment at -ah early <jiy. tiw Milliners imve mceived |hitr spring style® o r' goods. ; ^ : -.t i' ' ' ' ' : ' at the Richmond Bomr realized.#9»JS. Wild duCjStil^considerable miml»ers put in ah ajjliifewce on tbe Creek last Sunday, and mosit of the Sprli^g birds returned,the isaine day. , Wicked sportsmen w<j^f poppln|f away at the ducks all day Sunday Iii "bearing distance of Rl^Umoudflt eh arch-going plpuiatlonJ , *"' The death ^f Cbrnelhii Bolgk^ irtng a resident of Richmond, occurred at West Union, Iowa,.on February 30th. He was born January 11 thfk??8, making him past 101 y^ars old at the time of his death. ' 1 Mr, Cotting *a,y8 Mwt tempera­ ture of the week ending March 4th, was some 17| degrees colder than for the corresponding period Isst year. and that thirty inehea of snow have fallen du; lng the winter. • Aatnall amount of damag« wjia done to the house of George HS11 in tliis village one day last week. During the absence of the Caraily a spark from the stove set the carpet on fire quid burned a big hole through the floor. It was a norrow oscape. \ The double-headed Ricbstond so#^ ponuent of the Sentinel Is out in two or tbr^ecolumns more pf personal and filthy abuse of Professor Stanley. I ptt^nme Stanley hasn't been troubled by a louse before since when a boy he attended district ttahdol. And a double headed one too! TfeW atid fir.yTlsti Hats varying from 40 cents and upwards. We will offer special inducements In this line. FITZHIMMONI 4 EvAjrgoif Ten to twenty more bushels of corn to the acre where tlio Randall Im­ proved Harrow* are used. For sale by E> M. Owen. Call at E. M. •ee the Randall Owen'* Warehouse to wCompradoreM Bailey** |«ct»®g* cwri Ohlim and the Chinese, at the M.1S. Church on the evenings of Friday and Saturday were entertaining and in- siructlfe, »b#E the audiences were rather thin. The **Compra»lore" Is a young fellow, w!l«l looking, talks incessantly and chews tobacco like a saw mill, Should he lecture at McHov- ry, don't fail to hear him. • The,sudden advent of wattli weathef and the entire disappearance of the large body of snow on the ground In the short space of thrt>e or four days has so transformed the face of mother earth that she hardly knows herselfln her own looking glims. The rain of Sunday morning finished the snow with the exception of the deepest . yti #HB;' AUKNTLKO OAJTE FT'1 -CFE I wish yon would publish, for the Information of onr shoot ists, the fol­ lowing bill which ha* just, passed In the State Legislature: A bill for au act tc amend section 1 of an act entitled "An act to revise and consolidate the several acts relating to the protection of game, and for the protection of deer, wild fowls and birds, and to repeal certain laws." approved May 3d, 1873; In force July 1st, 1873; as amended by an act ap­ proved May 14, 1877} In force July 1st. 1877, SECTION I Jie if enacted* etc.. That section 1 of an act entitled "An act to revise and consolidate the several acts relating to the protection of game,and for the protection of deer.- wild fowl and birds, aud to repeal certain laws," approved May 3d, 1873; In force July l«t, 1872. be and the same is hereby amended *b that It shall read as follows: SECTION 1. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to hunt or pur­ sue, kill or traf). net, ensuare, destroy, or attempt to kill, trap, net, ensnare or otherwise destroy any woodcock be­ tween the fifteenth day of January and the first day of September iu each aud every year: or any deer, fawi, wild turkey*, ruffled grouse (commoiily called pat ridge) or pheasant between the first day of February and the first day of October in each and every year, or any wild goose, duck, snipe, brant or other water fowl between the first day of May aud the fifteenth day of August in each and every year; or any prairie 'lien or chicken at any time after this ;nct shall be iu force until the first day ,of September, A. D. 1883, and thereaf­ ter between the fifteenth day of Jauua- ry and the first day of September in each and every year; or any quail, at any time after this actahall be in force until the first day of November, A. D. 1883, aud thereafter between the first day of February and the first day of November in each and every year; Provided., that it shall be uufawfulfor any person or persons who is or are uon-residents of this State to kill, en­ snare, net ortrap, any deer, fawn, wild turkey, prairie lienor chicken, ruffled grouse!, quail, woodcock, wild goose. #wild duck or bfaut or snipe, in any bounty of this State, a*^ any time, for the purpose of selling or marketing or removing the saute out of this state. Every person who violate* any of the provisions of this section shall for each uud every offense, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on convictu*ti shall be fined in any sum not less tnan five dollars (5) nor more than twenty- five dollars ($25) and costs of salt for each separate bird or animal named In this section, so unlawfully Hunted or pursued, killed, trapped, netted, en­ snared or destroyed, or attempted to %e killed, trapped, netted, ensnared or $*>t her wise destroyed, and shall staad committed to the couuty jail until snch fine and costs are paid, but such imprisonment ahall not exceed ten -- -mi • 11 wti.- ; TO FARMERS. ; FOB SALB:---Two Superior Yearling Bui is. Will be sold reasonable if ap» pli^fl for soon, at my Farm,three miles from the McHenry Depot, ou Wood­ stock road. lBAXC PLOWS! PLOWS1! I . the leading Plo«i imrttef at the lowest Prices. O. Bl£$0¥. For -a". go |o Beckers, uear the Depot. : Call and niafc Fifty Plow*, a "" seleetloa Owsn's Ciftt!»iug Latter, t B?eker'*. School Books and Wrl rtttf Papa# Cheap, at O.W. Owen**. ^ ^ ^ The best Overcoat for! DM lea# * money, at Laurer A Becker**. j --OOODVAMILY FLOMTRIR^'^ " xrES* ^Ib# Fox Valley Mill*. - ~ ' • « . » « * » :• r -4 ' ':•* - * Alil(j*per Ton, for «de at the $ River Valley Mills. R. BISHOP, - ( i . CULTIVATORS. The best Five Tooth Cultivate** the tnarket. All manufactured atui Warehouse. Call see them - .L ____ O. 1 _ #UOPERSACK. •. 4 , x ^ ' - # a r ' • T a m i y r . . i f e f e , } a l ^ .. . 1006 bushels of com in Niwf aar <mk. ' th*j Bulger farm, Nuuda. ** ^ FATBIQK ITWTI TRIC A S^UK,, Kin aiw Vdlny Jtilii. Of sack B. IMM. " :r boss r The celebrated! Kef^M Planter a# greatly ReducedPrictaaff»M,Owen1^ NO USE TO GOBI •When you can get good* •1.10 per Sack at the Fox ley Mill*. i ^ _ J ABM TO K*flT. , 4-V, A farm of about three bandred MM ! fejtuated tw o mile* Southwest of Ku Henry. Is iu a good slate' <#'cultivaps tlou Terms reaUaable. m , - , ,, ?""• « HARROWS. •tch Harrow, of my owt TAKE NOTICE. , - f I will sell Hay Rack*for#8 lumber, well madaaKd Palnte Grain or Wo^d wIU%t takca la fay«» ment,orwlll sell j«i time with iMM&i proved Note*. s '",v F. A. Haaaaa. *-va BOARDERS WANTED. The undersigned Is i take a number of BOL , the day or week, on tip moSt ReaaetC. able 1 ertns. Good Rootnf aiMl thlti best of accommodation* Kesivlence hear the School Xcllenyr. Doc. jbth, im ' '1 WAIT FOR THE WAGON. ; We are now offering one of <Mtr celt* brated Lumber Wagons, with tap Boxt - Steel Spring S«-,t.1vbl«l.t|?,^ Neo^ Yoke and stay chains, a^l'ebliimete, •30. Warranted for <W fSSm - •• * • ' FOR SALB. • io Acres of land ln» BOVIIM li, i» fenced. Also 801 acres of land, wit* i good house a n d b a r n tl»»w», wltbttm4 " ter and water In abnndanCe, In Sfectloii| 28. Also my homestead on the Graftal^ Lake and Nunda road. • home, barn and other ontbl Apply to JOBK FttjBKT. ^ BREWERY FOR SALE OR RENT , 1 The undersigned offer* for Sale or J Rent one half interest In the McHenry : Brewery. 11 is now doing a appfll M! ness and is In good Plenty of Malt and Beer oi» band i "* ' Will be disposed of reasonabla ]f plied for *oon, '* ' joswtr^H f SToHanrjr, IU. J*a. -- FOR SALg OR EXCHANGX. Having moved on my farm I now.^ offer my Store and; other proMrt* la i Johnsburgh for Sil^or wil) «&&***! ; I t for good Farm fiiSperty. If MMOUT, • 1 will Rent it to a fesponsibla parly o»-' reasonable term*. It Is a fiat for trade. Call on or ad#CM| '.*4^ GIKSELKR, McHenrv. III. . » New Stock of uiqib*, Clothing, &c.,,for tne Fall trade jus* received at Laser A Beeker'*, near th Depot. .*.• •* HANKJNS.-IN this village, )fAreb U> Mrs. Marjremt Hankine, wtftKrf Wm. Hankins, agert 71 years. HABltrsON.--In Rinfwond, Mai** ata. Vernon W., infant son ef OhaiSl WL. UM Lillian C. Ifarriuon, aged 4 . TO that home in heaven, i',' , Your darling baby has goa^f • •3^*-'^' , Four short months be tarrieclfe,' • ^ . Then God claimed M«owiu^< " ^ Mst a whisper m tin '•" t fAnd that littleaagel ftod, " - - forever tteseHtu© erea, i s ; g H e i « n u m b e r e d w M h t h e < l < l a 4 t - • " 11* know your home is lonely, 5 V You cannot see the darling file#, ; *j|t. safety np.la heaven. Your treasure rests in Chrisf* salif * roar eym to beaven, .^.. I; t here'ss thelittle otie y«*u loved. I % has joiaed th© white robed aageli^ •• si«^araa»4 ̂ td'a tbreae I* W. For T£teSisam The Inuretwed Henry an# the newssary to bull## Steamboat Excel^e^l* w on the nu>s5t JKea.®(|iia|^^?|p' Boiler was put Ih mwtobt&yw, Mid order, ftles Cawiot lie S«?| Ihlng for some sco HcHenrr, Marca s®s "J& A ^ T *• *