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TAN MSZTI flepublican judicial Convention The Republican*, legal votersof Ihe several «oanties comprising the Twelfth .Judicial District of Illinois, are requested to scud del­ egates to a District Convention to "W'toMat Elgin, Illinois, at 1 o'clock 1% It. on Xeftday, .May 86th, 1870, far the purpose of nominating candidate* to be voted for at the approaching judicial election. Bach county will be entitled to one delegate for every four hundred voters, or fraction thereof above two hundred and fifty, c^t at this Presidential Klection of 1878, OathU ba­ sis the counties will be entitled »o rtpreeen- tat ion, as follows: Boone County. ......5 I>6 Ralb " ........ Du Page " ... Kane w W';* Kendall Lake - McHenry H .» .......ft ' S «)**•»***,» .• v <« ~p > ft* C.K. PULLER, ,8. W. MAttSH, E. H.GARY, K. CARLISLE, H. S. HUDSON, G. A. PAUTRtDQl, JAMES B. PERRY, 4m - .* >. W ^ iT - f* " Republican ^Central Committee. r. i1'. • •S*. fi'y Republican County Convention. The Republican voters of Mchenry County, are requested to send delegates to a Republl- can County Convention, to be held at Wood- •tock, Saturday, May 25th, 1879, at 1 o'clock, j, n„ for the purpose of electing nine (9) del­ egates to represent McHenry County, at the Judicial District Convention, to be held at Elgin May, S6th, for the purpoM of nominating three (8) candidates to be voted for at the approachinj? Judicial election. • ' « Each town Is entitled to 'ttte following representation; Riley .w*"k.V 6 Dorr.. ,..,..,.18 Marengo.. .... ...19 Greenwood....*«,,». 7 D n n h a m . - M . . . 7 H e b r o n . . . . . . . . 1 0 Chein ung............ .31 Richmond........... IS Aid en § Burton ....... 8 Hart land......'. ...... 1 McHenry ...........11 Seneca.,...,.. ..... . 8 Nunda .....12 Ooral.... 11 Algonq«in .16 Qnfloa.. Total.... The County Committee in accordance with instructions received, recommend that the jMribnar^ meetings ̂ beheld on Saturday, May ' G. 8. SOTTTHWOBTH, J. B. BABCOCK, G.;H. WHITB,^ ft»P «i making favorable WilnoH mill Co, Mtirjrtiy: "Yhere bo voted for, and stone from many quarter*, we should say that although Kellum and Upton have many frleud* stfII the preponder­ ance of sentiment is in favorof Murphy, Those who hare seen him preside like his rapid way of dispatching business, and consider hi tn an economical man to have on the bench. All the old settlers are Acquainted with the Methods' of Judge Wilson, who lias served two or three term* in this circuit, and many good lawyers say he !s the itblost jurist we ever have had; while all who have attended court during the Inst ten years have Seen Murphy, and can be but pleaded with his gentlemanly bearing, and the records show that a greate? per cent., of his tleci&lona stand the test of the higher oourtft than those of any other judge in lh« State." UQ-We clip tlie following eltraet from an editorial under the head of ^Circuit JndgeshJp" which appeared tu the Waukegan Gazette. The five tuon whose names are to be considered are all lawyers of long prac­ tice and marked ability and rank high in their profession. It is no detraction to the others, however, to say that among them all our own fellow towns, man, the Hon. C. W, Upton. shines con­ spicuously* as a jurist. A man of the keenest intellect, brilliant in the forunt or on the bench, of quick perceptions and tenacious memory, he has during his two years sinc» his first election, gone to the front rank and achieved a reputation of which any man may well be proud. Unless we are misled the sentiment of each of the seven counties comprising the District is unmistakea- bly in fovor of his re-election. ̂ ^ m ' COUNTY CON VK NT ION. At the head of this paper can be l®md a call for * liepuMiuan County Sri-' _LUI. t/i* k« L-l l «» VVllTOlltruii. " tf i« wv mm «> vuv Court House, in Woodstock, on Hay 24, for the purpose of choosing delegates to represent this County In the Judi­ cial Convention, to be held at Elgin Op the 36th. Inst. • VTm are well aware that Ibis Is a busy time of year for the farming communi­ ty. but we trust uo Bepublican voter in the town of McHenry will fail to see the importance of his attending the Caucus which is to meet on Thursday next for the purpose ot sending dele­ gates to Woodstock. We believe we dp not exaggeratewhen we say that If the voice of the people of this county could be obtained they would stand ten to one in favor of the nomination and election of Hon. T. D. Murphy as one of the Judge? of the Circuit Court In this District, but stiouid the people stay at hone the f*rimaries would be run by the wire- polling politician, whose only aim is to tnake capital for themselves At some future time, without any regard as to whether the people are benefitted thereby or not. But if the Primaries are run In the interest of the people and by the people, we have no fear of tfape result. Hon Theodore 1). Murphy, who has served them so ably and well for the past twenty-one years, will be their almost unanimous choice. No business of any kind should be allowed to interfere, as no election .tu* be held this year is of more impor- *atace to the people, nor in which they ought to take a deeper interest. The enemv are earnestly but secretly at wtttrk* and hope to catch yon napping, therefore we say come out to the Caucus and see that your neighbor «J©«i likewig^. It i» your clear ami un- misfcakeable d«y. T« neglect it is a orime. > •ST We are toeloct a Supreme Conrt <• at 3'idlcial election, June 3d This is the sixth Supreme Court dis­ trict, and comprises the counties of Whiteside, Carroll, Jo Daviess, Ste- pheufon. Winnebago, Boone McHenry,1 jtanfe Kendall, Ogle and Bock Islands ^Phe present incumbent is Judge Jfenjamin R. Sheldon, of Rockford, /rhore has been no discussion of this subject in the district, and we Jcnow of no nsovement to bring forward candi­ dates. It is probable Judare Sheldon ^ Will be endorsed by moptof the Repub­ lican conventions of the several liounttef, and re-ele^fed, perhaps with­ out opposition. He Is regarded with general f.ivor by attorneys, and they b<»«f judjje of his capabilities for flit* ltd fl^upies^- Elgin Ad- 0^On tlie first page of thtt fffl?pef can be found the Speech in full of Hon. John C. Sherwin, ot this District, de-* livered in the House of Representatives April 25th, the subject under discussion being the Southern Election Frauds,-- As his maiden Speech in Congress It is one Mat he may well feel proud of and his constituents can congratulate themselves that the old Fourth Dis­ trict is again represented in our National Legislature, He charged the ball-dozers with attempting to de» stroy popular government by fraud, having failed tb do it by the sword And throughout his entire remarks hit straight from the shoulder, ftpeaking so plaiu that uone could fail to under­ stand bis meauing. The speech throughout is argumentative and has a true, manly ring. It will pay a careful perusal, i tier of^: v««i !«< o^upanta to rnionieter an|d hot weather, ,, ' Hotel, Frank Styles Proprletor„Ss also astir with Im prove- ments, Ffank Hnboiit to erect an ad­ dition. giving his house a total of six- teeu bedrooms. The neatness and good cheer of this establishment is now quite proverbial with our Lake visitors and promises to continue un- <ler the preitent management. Frank always smiles on his customers, his lady tickles their stomachs with deli­ cious dinners, whereas Mr*. Snyder lulls them in dessert dreams with the sooth­ ing strains of a Oablnet Organ. Dys­ peptics must be in pretty bad shape, If they can't escape the nightmare un­ der all these balmy influences. Harry Duntiell, the veteran sports­ man, is rather seriously laid up with sickness. He Is, however, rapidly Im­ proving and little aa the ducks miss him, he has other friends enough who will rejoice to tee him whoulder the sun again. Another casualty to be mentioned, is in the pe rson of one our farmers, Felix O'Boyle, who got kicked two days ago by a colt. The animal plant- ted his two bind hoofs In the face and shoulder of the unfortunate man breaking the Collar bone and literally tearing the cheeks and nose from his face. The poor victim lives and that is all that tfin be said at present. His family have the sympathy of the whole, community, by whom Mr, O'Boyle is much esteemed as a peaceable man and a good neighbor. Though his wounds are seiious there are hopes of his re­ covery. LONG B#4#CH, . V DISSOLUTION, ::"'XV The firm of Bucklin 4b Stevens is tills day dissolved by mutual consent. * GEO. A. BUCK LIN. C. V. STEVENS. McHenry. 111. April 80th, 1879. > The business will be continued by Ci V. Stevens and F. A. Schnorr under the firm name of Stevens & Schnorr, who will keepup a full and complete stock and sell strictly tor Cash or Produce only, making prices accordingly. NOTICE. Geo. A, Bitcklln will attend to the Collection of tine Notes and Accounts of the late firm of Bucklin & Stevens, and all persons knowing themselves indebted to them, either hy past dne Note or Book account are requested to make immediate settlement. ^ , GEO. A. BUCKLIN. C. V, STEVENS. ' McHenry* DL May lat, 1879, e Sfe w York Jlerutd htf| no §$%ilBeat alliance*. Its expression Is th»r«f an olw«rver, and not an ad«»- j«at«» A* fuch it sav«: **The Demo- ;«.|^af»i#aV« made "Mi egi^egiously false their %«d«i(^ghted mdveiv » bay# bfreu (ju dmpt and adroit' In adviiul ag^ of It. Thrts far the Ji>']fUMic^iu«^^e the be*t of game.w wtikcliuhifi tlir^t -the D#«iomatic par- had no eajeu«e. tipf Hesslofi, audit W the popular '^f^tbc the ex- r^rwhelined I fl@-Tn speaking of the Jutliclifrt eiec- tion the Lake Co., PatHot Bays of Judge Murphy: "Judge Murphy is too well known in this County to need any introduction at our hands. He has been, on the bench for 21 years, and Ills record is one of which he has no ruasou to feel ashamed. If he is nominated by the Republicans he Is certain of being elected,* < ' " ------------ ; ' ' FOX LAKE* • WW. t PLAINDKADKR The season continues rather late this way, aud a backward spring effects both our po­ tatoes and visitors equally. The houses on the lake, however, have been turned inside out, the carpets beaten for uo fault of their own/ the walls whitewashed and the bugs generally looked after, blew their fiat souls; in fact everything made comfortable for geutiemen with loose change, and the little fishes sigh lug for Chicago com­ pany. " . Mir; McCarty is peacefully encaged planting onions, Mr. Milleit Is grab­ bing, ArinaK Woodward, fiiq,, laying out his island in village lots, and the farmers running a corner on grass. -- The lakes are remarkably low so that to say nothing of steamboats, the ducks are having a hard time of it to swim around the Nippersink Point, so that it will not be amiss for the new boat to provide for these emergencies by having a reservoir for hydrogen gas in order to inflate Itself in shallow places. Fishing reported good aud our fisher­ men shipping to market. By the way, some foolish persons have been passing a law at Springfield to prevent the sptaring of fish during the spawning season, as if the night jacks were supposed to understand the meaning of laws. Like enough sofue night jacker will waylay that legisla­ tive member and spear him after dark. At all events he had better keep ofi Fox and Plstaqua Lakes, as there are inure jacks than statutes behind every rice thicket at night time. It is said tlie Small residence is to be further ornamented with a playing fountain In front of the mansion, the supply being procured from the ad­ joining hill by tne$us of a windmill.-- Tiiis, in addition to the ever growing attractions of this sylvan retfeat, will make it exceptionably inviting. The neighboring Club iloupe looks sick and appears to have just thawed out.-- There is some vitality left however in the bufiet and kitchcn stove, both of which are iu a good state of preserva­ tion and free from weeds. Mr. Willey's residence is alive with Vv/T > t, «.,> j ;i#" {j,- !;4 REDUCED PRICE. i xi Twenty-five cents will now buy a flftjr cent bottle of Pisn,s Cure for Con. sumption. Thus the best COUGH med­ icine is the CHEAPEST. Sold every- where, 'ii •;' V,, '4 ¥ lr> 7^1 W," \-} tA •J1 TRADE EEOTHRES Bed-Rock Bottom > J < »• • > s RINCWOOO, >J? .̂.. - Thankful for the favors of my liurncrom customers, who am doubtless familifir witti TIIV mode of doing business, we give the rule* by which we arc governed, for tli© informa­ tion of those net acquainted with then*. L To deal honernbly with all. ! .9, To handle none but the best of Goods, £ To Bell at the Lowest Living Prices. 4. To require payment and pay according to agreement, 5. To refrain front misrepresentations Sat all kinds. 8. To keep pace with tl^'<iiii<*'ft'In- troduction of new styles, • , , . / ». / j ?. To prevent mistakes, Mid • to correot them promptly if made. 8. To pay istrlct attention to biif btlslnifse. B. To treat all with politeness, seeking aud trying to merit custom on tstrictlr business principles, and taking pleasure at all times in showing goods, whether purchases are In-, tended or not. Our stock for th« $priug and Summer trade is complete in every particular and consists in partot DRMOOBS, GROCERIES, %w': :̂ 3VOTIOKS, :|«vf c>i C:Mk M HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, « CROCKERY, GLASSWARE iy? l"V0, . ' ,F ABUSS^ MEDICINES^ And In shpjrfc everything r.sunfUy kept in a flrst'Class country store wttich will l>e sold at prices as ^ ; :;vis • *. • . fcoi M ^ XlaH and examine Goods and learn'price*. > 0 RittfWOOil, 111., March i2th, KS79» • y , 4 FURNITURE. McHenry, >• fri Presents to the buying pablio a larger of all kinds of Furniture ever before, which I am stock Spring than offering at greatly this stops] happy fnce#. There is plenty ol fresh I ttir tliere anJ big' wiudows to breathe C HERC---Von can make money by sel- ling ouv SterlingChenih'al Wicks--Never needs trimming--No smoke or emell--10 cents ea«M», 3f»r 26 centtt- fcend stamp forcat.ilogue of Wonderful inventions, staple and Pancjr Goods. Parsons, Foster 4 Co.,*186ClarkSt.ChlchgOw The World's Bain* DR. L. D. A remedy used Weyburn's Alterative Syrup,-- ly used thirty-live years in a private practice, and never failing to radi loally cure RHEUMATISM. fiypUTfrs, ysipelas. Scrofula* Seoondafcf vel, Diabetes, and all diseases In which the blood is hnplicated, is now offered to the public, Bold by all retail-Druggists, and (wholesale only) by the Weyburn Medicine Co., P.O. Box 338, Rochester, N. Y. REDUCED PRICES. Now is the Time To Buy. We have taken great pains m selecting oar Undertaking Supplies^ " * t Of the latest desiems. Everything new and elegant. We Keep nothing but the heat. Do not fail to call and see as when in want of anything in our liue. n«m! Cash Wiii^, Credit a Failucl We want your Cash trade, at the MrNBA, lliOHMONI> DUNDEE CASH STOliES of , ,k-' %t • • Every thing as repreaente^ or money refunded, of the most and best Goods lor the least money* ¥ fi. k ^r"S: only i •M Under any circumstances enables these stores to name prices 6*1 all classes ot* merchandise. We will sell yon good merchandise cheaper than any store in the Northwest and the following incomplete Price List will convince!. Jif ill yop^ credit merchant sell you at tho following prices? ' r Good Prints. Otc. Gooii J'rints.......... . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 0 5 c . Good Prints*,.v..... Me Coats' Cotton ....... t)6c. Best Uleashed Cotton..#.v.j,.,y.j..v,.... W>c, Best Unbleached Cotton 07c. Good Unbleached Cotton..:. .....r.'.;..... 06c. No. 1 Black Ali>ftcca....iiv. - , .' 25c. No. 1 Colored Alpacca HXc. No. 1 Table LinntfB.....t^i,'..«H«.>.i 8Bc. Black Cashmere ...00,66, 88<*. Mens Hose ......'iV#;...*. «'08c. WomensHose lie. Items, see them Good Denims.. . . , Good JCorsets Ladies Ties A BoWS..,.. Mens Boots Mens Baots, Pine'.. I «?c. • r*v?r, lawn . gc. . , . , . 5 t o 25c,. 1 75. Mens Boots, Fine,....... ...... ,.,i,i.lO to 2 25, -- Soa Women8Shoes, Good 1M ; Mens Pants cooys' Suits at less than Goes of Ototb. Mens Suits No. 1........... 9 00. Mens Suits No. tvi.'J.Vii .. I 7», •• MensSnits HOOtoSSOO. , Hats & Caps........ ...... 40c., to 3 K. | Trunks & valises*'way down. Teas, that Beat them all,. 90,48, iOaad 60. 7 lbs No. I Coffee J m lima Raisins... 106. ' '•!•>!*• >•,,.»•»•••• 1 00. lifts Currants. I 00, . 20lbs Peaches..iia.,,,,'J 00, 20 lib Bars Soap 1 00, I8fl>s Dried Apples f OQt Stove Polish.... OOw r No. 1 Baking Powder..........,,.:...'..... M. GrockerK. John Maddook A Sons, we wtti ^ sell Less than others can Buv. '• Large Stock of yellow and Glass ware s>, ?>. Womens^hoes, Warranted. We want trade and are working for IT. Have Established th reputation in McHenry County, of a cheap seller and am going to Keep it. Cash does the business and the longtime CREDIT stores MUSTqait the CRY of POOR GOODS, for it won't WIN. . My Customers know better. Come and see me, visit one of the Three Stores, and it will pay you. It will be money in your pock* - : ' ' , " • : Eespectfullj Your», Chteajto Office 128 Frankliu 1 '• ^ r - f - C . F . H A L L . s ,^v- lUchmond, Ifnnda and Dundee, " ^ ":: rni nv V>! M-t* M. ,-r -r~ti : ? ^ '•Hi*- - ^ f * t " ;r^^EA.iiER^y V v 'wail* •..J.-1 m' ,'i> ' ii,'A ' » Y' S« $ ""T* RIVERSIDE BLOCK, McHENRY, ILL, ,, r4' We have one of the most complete stock Goods ever brought to tjii?.niaiket, ccusjstiJig, ill pm t ..f HHOES, - f j J . . » - . ? | V | ' p / t t A B ' t f ^ / 4 ' w W W - # * i . „ > ^ » . . Crockery, Glassware, Wocdea and Willow-wan,. ; , f 4 i | | • • ,b *-l* 'v W^fouia ask an inspection of our WAtX PAPEB, WBfdh lathi# complete, elegant and desirable. Patronage solicited and satit&o* COLBY BROS! y*; VI-': Notions! HotSons!! Call and x>r r PQ Of all kinds, Trnnors, dlschar- X AJLiJTuO ges of- Blood or mucus, and all diseases of the Rectum quickly and perfectly cared by a simple and soothing remedy. For' information address 1>R. J..#AUEK * 5 M Ann St., N. Y. PIMPLES. wtll mail (Free) the receipt for a simple Vegetable Balm that will FreckleSi Phaples and blotches remove Tan, . leaving the skin soft,clear and beautiful; also instruc­ tions for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth fane. Address, nclosingS ct. «t*mp, Ben Vandelf A Qo. *0 Ann St., New York Errors of Youth. AOK^TLRMAN who suffered for* year from Nervous Debility, Premature I>e cay, and all the effect# of youthful indiscro tion will, for the make of suffering humanity send free to all who need it, the recipe aiio direction for making the simple remedy do W h i c h h e w a s c u r e d . " - . . . Sufferers wishing to rottt by the adviser's.experience can do so r addressing in pe " JOHN B. OGDKTN srfectconlidcnc 42 Cedar St., Near Yerfc To Consumptives. rTMI|t advertiser, having lieon permani 4. enred of that dread d incase, Cons Hon, by a simple remedy, i# anxious to known to his fellow-suirercrs tiie mei cure. To all who desire it he will semi,* of the proscription une<i, (free of ch irge, the 'lirectioiiH for preparing and using the same, which they will rind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac. Par­ ties wishing the prescription, will please ad. dess, B. A. Wll*9Q, 13* Fe#a, St., William*' buxgh, N. Y. We have a full Una of Motions. see them. In Picture' Frames and Wall Brackets we will not be under*, sold. JOHN B. BLAKE. Mcltcnry, 111., March 12tlr, 1879. NEW SPRING GOODS LAUER & BECKER Near the Depot McHenry • • « - tlfinohi, Having Just received their Snring and Sum­ mer Stock of Heady-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing Good*, which they offer to the buying public at Suit the times. Pricey J Their Steek isiihe finest and largest ever bought to this "^rn.and comprises all the latest Patters and, les to be found i» the market, from whirfh ^lrJULr^KrePH*?a u' «»ak? 11 4>AK« iMENT OB A FULL SUIT and Guarantee Satisfaction. •WCall and examine our stock before pur-, chasing else where. We Wilt not be undersold LAUER & BEQK£B. iCclienry, 111., Mareh26th, 18/9. - mm-' ' 1 ? 's $ " '*' ̂ Farming 'if * * NO In McHenry Connty, and will f e B U N D E B S O t . I I * I have all the Leading Plows among them are the Fnrst & Brad­ ley, Norwegian, Moline, Peru, Grana Detour, John Deere and J. I. Case, all acknowledged the best made and warranted in every re- gppct. Also have the Furst & Bradley and Moline Sulky Plow* which will talk for themselves. The only Agent for the IMPROVED RANDALL PULVERIZING HARROW The most Popular and Profitable Farm Implement used. SEEDERS! SEEDERS! SEEDERS1 We have, the Buckeye and Prairie City, both first-class Hi every respect. Also the Force Feeders. , : < PLANTERS»'• PLANTERS J PLANTERS! 1 make a speciality pf th© Keystone and Keystone Jr., Pla&ten ̂ ir. ^ --FOR THE BEST^-- Ipring On tiie market I have the Cortland Improved Gear, which has nofa- perior. The Company make them a speciality and make no other. For Pumps I have the Adams and Kenosha, excelled by none. %c stit0 and tall before going elsewhere as we know we can make it to ydil> înterest to do so. Remember everything is sold on ite merits. Atthc old &puxd opposite the Mill. E. ^ 5^'- ' in every way. $»$, Ml'* z'i* " [ vM":' .V-iJ OWMNi t W f