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£ . 'S;'^ "|rt»KESr>AT. JULY 2d, 1879. ^0f^SSSSBSTmmm " ' . Railroad Time Tabled 001*0 BOVTKU ;I' • Ifeneva Lake Paaaeager 7:31 A. M. Geneva Lnkc Kxi>re» .8:34 A. M, Oenova Lake Freight.... j.... .1:15 p.*. ttetmlioat Expreis.. P. M. r.oiso WORTH. " Steamboat Express .P:50 A. M. ajBiw""* l.ake rreisrlit 10:«2 k. U. Genera Lake Kxpresa....,S:49 A. *. BOn*va l>ake Passenger 6:Itr. M READ the new advertisement of #has. Morton, Dundee, In this paper, 5 !A^MUNSON GRKGORT, from Ohio, is fBslting his brother. H. S. Gregory, In ' #>is village^ TH* farmers in this section will * *#mtrienOe Hiiylng irtextweefc. Not­ withstanding the very dry Spring,hay reported as a very fair crop. ^ 4 ^ TICKETS for a Fourth of July Party, 1 Ui Casper Wirfs' have been Issued. Oood rntmte will be in attendenoe. Tickets, including Supper, $1.00. ^!^'A little girl, daughter of Peter Shade, f Ifod the misfortune to have her hand tufftught and severely bruised, in the machinery at Hanley's Mill, on Satup- m "S , REV. PETBB AHVIDSON. will officiate on Sunday, July 6th, at Mr. Dole's Chapel, Crystal Lake. Swedish Services 3.-00 p. M. English Services at 7 :S0 : P. 'X. •' * ;'t OOB Woodstock and Richmond cor­ espondents failed to reach us this ' Hieck, the former on account of sickness and the latter from some cause un- ..Jfcpown, but 110 doubt a good one. A small boy wants. to know on what *y of the month the 4th of July comes this year? Buy your Are crackers, son- ney, and Fourth of July will come Ijfrrth in due season. IT takes twenty yards of dry goods jto' make ft' fashionable young lady's f|reM now-a-days--six to wear on her tterson and fourteen to carry in her tight hand or under her elbow. { WB should like to kiss the sweet little lyeature who said that fire-flies were made by God to *'yiieze'little froggies - to bed," If she is seventeen years old luring her around all the same. *WM. LANGHAM, of Ring wood will iccept our thanks for a flue mess of new Potatoes, left at our sanctum. $hey are certainly the finest webave n this season. ,?ii V: WE learn that Peter Saublehad the fcisfortune to fall and bruise or break Ms arm one day last week. As he per- •Istently refuses to let any Doctor ex- •Umiiie it, it is not certain whether It is broken or not. t.mm. Two men started out on a wager to lee which could tell the biggest lie.-- STo 1 commenced: "A wealthy couu- tty Editor------," whereupon No, 2 •topped him right there and paid the IN our harry we omitted to change ^Hie card of Dr. Fegers, on the first page of this paper, but our readers will •frear in mind that he has no office in MCHenry, but can be found at his office In Jefcnsbnrgh every day, at the usual >,yr* :*BV. IK. <IL " Tooi>, of Woodstock^ feiade us a pleasant call last week. He Was over treating a few of his scholars ,|p a short reereattos fishing on Fox Biver. Mr. Todd keeps oue of the Jgest Scheok for boys to be found In -,,r^*y|h« Northw*«t. leant thit 1st. Palmes, the Shoemaker and Banker, : 0it@ some time since removed to Yolo, •WU decided to return to Johtisburgh, igrhere he will open business again. |,ucky Jiebasbutghl Unfortunate l#olo! .. . . • Tiie last meeting of the Bed Ribbon wiJlufe was not very largely attended, those who were there enjoyed the '^ible and interesting address of Rev. McEwan upon the subject of **ProWbi- •lon." A vote of thanks was tendered ;ipi% AT the •close of the Public Sehoel'two >>i|j§ftver me dais were presented to those .ITho had beeu punctual and perfect in Attendance daring the past year. Fred * .Colby tMkmid William Bonslett v ^Ifee ether. They are something the « .j-koys may well feet proud of. • -I-'-ITJ f in |'|| 4 ^ W* have received a Poem entitled 1 **Tl»e Press,'n written by Dr. S. F. Ben- \Jett,of Richmond, and intended to ? jwve'been read at the Teachers Picnic 1 the 21st, but as «ve are issuing our pa- a little earlier this week on account j>f the 4th «f July, we are obliged to It over uutil next week. WOODSTOCK is making preparations for an old fashioned celebration on the ; 4tli. Judge Murphy, Hon. M. L.Joslya JfjfcdO. H. Grlhaore, Esq., will do the fj^)peakl«g. which is a sure evidence that I will not be deficient in that par- ' tlcular, All who go to Woods toclc «a lliat day can rest assured of a good 7if«e. - 0s A sow of J. J. Gilles, aged about five «Jrear8, was run over In the streets on Saturday last. Although no bones " 'fivere broken he was severely bruised, ; luid at the time of writing is doing .•well, under the care of Dr. Beers. We (Relieve no blame can be attached to fc'V • • k--' v#i- fi»= i M ~hr-}> '• :h".. - . ihe driver of the team. CASPER WIR?S has just been digging a new well in front of his block. He struck water at the depth of 70 feet. Into which he lias put one of those cel­ ebrated Fofce Pumps, sold by B. M. Owen, fie can now furnish water for the thirsty, man or beast. THE Excursion on Saturday last ,/OF the benefit bf the M, E, Parsonage %as well attended and an enjoyable afiair. There were about one hundred took passage on the Steamer, and as the day wasdne all report the day as well spent. We understand the profits for the bene­ fit of the Parsonage was about 920. ^JUDU" PRATT, of Wauconda, offers a glorious time to the dancing public on the Fourth of July. He lias secured Mainlands Hall, and With the best of music will have the Hall open day and evening for the accommodation of all who love to dance. Those who pat­ ronize him are eun to get the worth, of their money, . OUR Wool buyers are busy, and quite a quantity of Wool is seen on our streets daily. The fenyers here are F. K. Granger, U. B. Curtis, Stevens & Sclinorr. and P. D. Smith. Fanners having Wool to sell will do well to visit McHeury before selling, as we believe our buyers arc payiug full as much if not more than Miy other buyers In the county. THE Old Settlers of McHenry and Lake counties contemplate holding a Picnic af Fox Lake some time the latter part of August. An ea-lier*day WRS talked of, but after consultation it was thought advisable to put it off un­ til after harvest. Due notice of the time will be given, a programme will be arranged and Speakers eugaged, so that all tnay look forward to oue of tbe most enjoyable times of the season. A gentleman who has for some years been watching Mr. Vennor and the weather together, prophesies that a season of unparalleled heat is close up­ on 11s. There will be a slight break in the spell at first, but August and September will be prolific of sun­ strokes, and be remarkable months both as regards excessive heat and electrial displays, Let everybody take a note of this prophecy. ^ THE dancing public should not forget the Party at the Riverside House, in this village, on Friday evening, July 4th. The Hall is the largest Hud finest in the State, rfnd Wightman will spare no pains to accommodate all who come in the best of manner. No matter where you celebrate do not fail to get around to the Riverside in the evening Good music, a good supper, and every* thing that can tend to make you com­ fortable will be provided. WE would call the. attention Of oar readers to the Statement of the First National Bank, of Woodstock, to be found in another column. In these times of business depression and general hard times, the citizens of McHenry County have jnst cause to feel proud that they have in their midst so well uiitiiaged aiid sound an institution as the First National Bank of Wood­ stock. Few it any Banks in tbecouutry can make a better showing. See the Statement elsewhere. w THOSE who attend the Celebration at Wauconda ou the 4th, should not fail to call at the Ice Cream Parlors of Bd. A. Golding. He has everything fixed tip in splendid style, and will serve up Ice Cream at all hoiys. And then if you do not already know him you should certainly get acquainted with "Ed," as he is a whole-souled fel­ low, and will "do you proud" on all oc­ casions. He also keeps the finest Con­ fectionery and Cigars to be found In Lake County. « IN another column will be found a notice of a Picnic to be hold at Fox Lake on the 4th. It is expected that the towns of Wilmoc, Antioch. McHen­ ry, and other adjoining towns will join in making the occasion an enjoyable one. Several Bauds of music, good Speakers, and a general good time is expected. The'Steamer "Mary Gris- wold," will carry passengers from this place. Round trip for 50 cents. Mill leave her dock, In this village, at 9 :30 A. u. ' ' ' ' ' - FOR some time we have published ordinary performances of hens, such as laying eggs that weigh two or three pounds, and the like, but have thought all along that there was some Betsey Light Brahmas that would yet beat them all. We have been waiting for an old teaser, and at last our patience has been rewarded. Here it ia. Three weeks ago last Saturday one of our subscribers, residing in this town, set a hen onthirteen eggs. Last Saturday that faithful old hen came off with six­ teen bright, smart chickens. Good day. To* Chicago and Northwestern Railway have signified their intention •ef celling Excursion Tickets July 4th, between all Stations at greatly reduced rates. Tickets good on all regular trains, and available to return untiJ July 7th. Under this, arrangement persens wishing to visit Geneva Lake July 4th «an leave McHenry at 9 :50 A. M, spenj the day iu Geneva and return arriving at McHenry at 5:16 P, x. The Kaitroad company deserve great praise for their eflorts to accommodate the pntolie. Persons wishing to visit Geneva Lake should bear this lu mind Shetland Sltawls #1.00, KHU&S*A»«Ot4~':K Jit', J. WHAT does yonr anxiety do? it does not empty to-morrow of its sor­ rows; but, aht it empties to-day of Its strength. It does not make you es­ cape the evil, it makes yOn unfit to cope with it when it comes. It does not bless to-morrow, and it robs to day. For every day has its own bnr- den. Sufficient for each day is the evil which properly belongs to it. I>o not add to-morrow's to to-day's. Do not drag the future into the present. The present has enough to do with Its own proper concerns. We have always strength to bear evil when it comes.-- We have not strength to bear the fore­ boding of It FROM Wauconda we learn that the preparations for their Celebration is progressing favorably, and thoso who attend can rest assured of a real old fashioned time. They have secured some of the best speakers to be found in the country, and the committee will leave nothing undone to earry out their programme to the letter. Their new Steam Barge is completed, which will make hourly trips around their beau­ tiful little Lake with a Band on board, which will furnish music for such as may wish to "trip the light fantastic" while sailing over the water. this they advertise a match game of Base Ball, a Walking Match, and other sports, and a dance in the Hall day and evening. The Pratt House will furnish ample accommodations for man and beast. We know of no better place to spend the 4th than at Wauconda.-- The Wauconda Brass Band, one of the best in this section, will play choice selections during the day and evening. July Fourth at Fox Lake, Col. Lippincott's villa and grounds, situated OR the south bank of the well known and beautiful Fox Lake, will be open July Fourth, and dedicated to recreation, fun, love and music, under the management of Capt. E. Williams, one of the popular, obliging and expe­ rienced hotel gentlemen of Chicago.-- These grouuds, beautifully situated about midway of the Lake on the south shore, have been covered with new snow-white tents of all sizes, with board floors, ventilators and protectors against insects, and floors with porti­ cos in front of each, and ntcely fur­ nished to accommodate hunting, fishing and pleasure parties, families, or gen- tlemeu of leisure desiring recreation or rest, with the novelty of camp life, comfort and luxury combined; There will be a boat race at 2 p. m., single skulls, for silver pitcher and champion^ ship of Fox Lake. Dancing In the af­ ternoon and evening, with grand dis- pltiy of fireworks at night. Capt. Wil­ liams, we are informed, will keep this place open during the entire season, for the accommodation of visitors to Fox Lake, where all who desire cau obtain the best of accommodations at reasonable rates.' WAUCONDA. BDITOR PL AINDE AL ER MMany hands make light work,'1 was dearly demon­ strated in the case of Mr. Thomas' new Blacksmith and Wagon Shops, which have grown like mushrooms dur­ ing the last few days, notwithstanding "Chris" kindly permitted his carpen­ ters to knock oft and work a day on the Steam Barge. A young man, whose name, so we are told. Is Patrick Slavin, gave a fine ex­ hibition of nerve and muscle last Fri* day by climbing the Flag or "Liberty** Pole on the Public Square. He was employed to take a rope to the very top and slip it through the pulley, but finding the hole stopped was obliged to descend, get something to clear the hole and climb to the top a second time. He received 92 for the job. Il'he popular ex-mail carrier, "Newf Whitney, has goue into the Pump busi­ ness. \V as in town last week and put one of his puiups into the Pratt House well. The ne*s window blinds for the Pratt House have arrived, been fitted, and as we write are being painted. When hung they will add tmich to the looks of this popular hotel. , „ ,, Mr. Geo. Wragg and family have to- - . to Otiieftjjo. Those who u m to dread so a ride on the Barrlngton stage, will be glad to know that the new leather thorough- braces which Mr. B. J. Barker has put in for Mr. Grey, in place of the Iron straps that formerly held the box, "makes the old thing ride at easy as a rocking chair, by gol!" At a meeting of the Barge Club, called to decide the location of a pier and dock, Messrs. C. Coggin, R. Harri­ son, Dr, Wells, J. Bangs, and F. B. Har­ rison were chosen A committee to de­ cide the question. They decided unan­ imously to have it built at the foot of the only public driveway to the lake. While the decision has been ratified by more than nine-tenths of the people of Wauconda and vlsinity, still there are a few who are not satisfied and seem to be unable to quietly acquiesce in the wish of a large majority. This is deeply regretted by the friends of the enterprise, who are anxious for harmony and good feeling, but who itill wish the majority to rule. Fourth of July and the Barge are dividing public attention. That Wau­ conda will lead the County an the 4th is a foregone conclusion. Don't forget the feast offered at the Pratt House or the popular dances day and evenlug jipElff^'flndV* management. M at Fourth of July Picnic Fox Lake. Grand Picnic at Middendorfs Grove, Bast side of Fox Lake. Arrangements have been made tor a big time. There will be good Speaking, gt£>d Music, good Eating, and a good time generally. The Steamboat "Mary Griswold," will leave McHenry at 9:30 A. M., stopping for Passengers at Johnsburgh and Sayles. Fare, Round THp, 60 cents. K. ORIS WOLD, osptata, Mowing Machine Match. ' Monday. July 7th, at 10 A., M. at Wilmot, Kenosha County, Wisconsin. A Mower with a Star Mechanism, will be tried together with any other Mower. Refreshments on the ground. • C. J. JOEB6EXSEN, , •: 1 - PrrEltsotfs MAGAZINE, for July which has just come to hand, has the opening chapters of a new novelet by that brilliant writer, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, author of "That Lass O'Lowrie," "Tbeo." "Kathleen," etc.. etc. If we may judge from these chapters, the tale will be one of the very best ever published, even In "Peterson's Magazine." It would be worth while subscribing merely to get this charming love-story. There are also original tales by Rebecca Harding Davis, Frank Lee Benedict, the author of "Joslali Allen's Wife," etc., etc.-- Mrs. Ann S. Stephens also contributes some powerful chapters to her thrill­ ing novel, "The Tragedy of Trevylan'. The steel engraving, and the colored fashion plate are rarely beautiful.-- There are also five new patterns, printed in colors, for embroidering towels, rugs, etc. It is a standing wonder how so splendid a magazine can be furnished so low. for the price is only two dollars a year or one dol­ lar for six months, with great de­ duction to clubs. Specimens, too, are sent gratis, to persons wishing to get up clubs, showing^ that the publisher Invites comparison. If you are not already a subscriber, we advise you, at least, to send a dollar for six months, and test this for yourselves. Or, better still, get up a club, and earn a copy, free, as- premittfn. Address Chas. J. Peters«Mj;306 Chestnut Street, Phila­ delphia. --m • ' V-"i; 't> • EDITOR GREENWOOD. ' 4 PLAINDEALKR:--Corn TI quite backward in this section. Small grain looks well. John Krull lost a'flne cow last week. Levi Cowdney made his last trip as mail-carrier betweeu here and Wood* stock, last Saturday. Jabea Rathery has the contract for the next four years. Mrs. B. A, Toles presented her hus­ band a fine little girl last week. Ed is always pleased to have his lady friends call and see the baby, even If they don't feel like kissing it "for Its own dear papa." We doHPt smoke Bd, but we like lemonade. The Union Sabbath School has pur­ chased some new singing books and the scholars are making preparations to give another concert soon. The Baptist ^School also is Intending to give aconoert In a few weeks. Both schools give very pleasant entertain­ ments. The people of this vicinity propose to celebrate the Fourth of July with a basket picnic in Howell's grove. The exercises before dinner will consist of speaking, reading, singing and martial music. After dinner there will be different amusements as tub-racing, boat-racing, etc., on the pond, also some land sports. A good time Is an* ticipated. EVEN, J IMI !£•(**• XniMtm Conveyances filed for record In tbe Recorder's Office of McHenry County Illinois, for the two weeks ending June 14th, A. D., 1879. Lewis Hatch and w to Eli P. OhMe. Ml la nX nwM sec 10 McHenry, fSOQe, David Kern and w to J. Holtan. Ltalt S blk 2 It 1 folk 3 Its 1 and 3 Uk 9 llubbardt 1st add to Algonquin. $090. Morris If. Allen and w t9 W. 8. Allen. Uad XtawX and p In nwJC aw|£ see St Dunham. faun J. McCsvil and w to B, 0. Palmer. 1X a In •ee 38 Coral, 9S7. Amos T. Ca pron and w to Bally Ashman, L Sand 6 blk 11 Union. (1000. Anson Pease and w ta Ksra O. Knapp. aiming' sec 1 Riley, $2S& A. 1). Randall ami Iw to D. Saabm. Sain nwy kcc 6 ffarttand, 91W\ J. H. Paddock and w to J. Lamkie. 180 a in •ec 6 and 8 Algonquin,r9 SBOtiO. Chas Horn and w to C. E. Chapetl pt It 1 bit Plamleighs add to Algonquin, &&5Q. J A Gochey by *din to Leonora Nickerfon*-- Lt SB and 87 asgesora plat sec 36 Marengo, 1800 E. S> Reynolds and w to B. IT. Smith. 8vrM see 9 Chemung, fSOOfll W. Pitcher and w to D. X.: Wood. US a ia •ec 9 Graftton fSORS. & P, Meade and wto H. Peblts. M0a fa see Seneca and Dorr, *7500. J. Miteheland wile to Catherine D, Mitehel land in sec 7 lit and, IS Dorr, |SB(l 1 N. Frame and w to C. Du field. M a la aek •ee IS Dorr, $m. >• ;-- *3 WHEN in Woodstock do n9t fall tr call at the City Bakery for Warm oe Cold Meals. They have one of tbe neatest Restauraats iu town. ,<P®1 FLOUB! "Y The best Flour in the market^ w3 sold at the Lowest Price for Cash.-- Promptly delivered in anjr part of the village. School* new Block, near the Depots JOHN HOGAW. McHenry, July 1st. 1879. # BLOODED STOCK FOR SAL9. Several fine young Durham Bulls for Sale, Will be sold at reasonable prices ifaj^fOTgoon NUN DA. EDITOR PLAIKDEALKR Mrs. S.W. Mallory and daughter, of Arkansas, are visiting friends here. That young chap from Woodstock, who came down here last Sunday ami took one of onr fair ones out riding, had better be scarce around here hereafter for we saw * certain young mau get­ ting his revolver repaired on Monday morning. Fourth of July week and every town in the County »fe to have something going on excepjt Nun da. Can't we have a foot race, horse race, suicide, Harder or some tiling new for such an occasion. Nevertheless the dancing community will go to McHenry of course, where you cau set" everybody and their triends. • That new sidewalk from the Depot to the Hotel is a much needed improve ment and adds much to the beauty of that part of the town. There was quite a collision here fast Saturday night, which happened as fol­ lows: While a freight train on the V&ltey Road was standing on the side track near the stock yards in came the Geneva Lake Express at a thundering gait as usual, and when the air brakes were applied they did not hold and consequently the two engines collided, damaging the freight engine so there had to be another one sent here to take away the train. The Express engine soon left with Its traiu minus, the cow catcher. No One hurt. John Darby has sold his place to Mr. Ellsworth for 01500, and we consider it a good bargain for Ellsworth. Chris Buck Is able to be around and while so he is, as usual, doing some­ thing to make money He is buying and selling fruit, and almost anything yon have to sell or buy. M. A. Foote has goye to Cary to takt charge of the office and Depot there while the Ageut takes a vacation. We imagine that there are very few of our people who realise the ex­ tent of our national domain. We were not a little startled to see the assertion In the Philadelphia Record that the Englishman's proud boast that the sun never sets on the British Empire is just as true of the United States. Our country extends through 1C7 degrees of longitude,or 17 degrees more than half way arouud the globe. San Francisco, instead of being our westermost point. Is only midway between Eastport, Me., and the farthest of our Alaska Islands. Just read what that enthusiastic Pres­ byterian Bishop, Rev. Dr. Sheldon Jackson, says in his Rocky Mountain Presbyterian, and feel your patriotism expand: "When the sun is giving its good night kiss to our westermost isle, on the confines of Bohriug's tea, it Is already flooding the fields and forests of Maine with its moralng light, and in the eastern part of that State is more than an hour high. At the very* moment when the Aleutian fisherman, warned by the approaching shades of ulght, is pull lug his canoe toward the shore, the woodchcpper Of Maine is beginning to make the lores! echo with the stirring music of his aat»* STRAYED. From tbe pasture of the subscriber, hear McHenry, a light red two year old Heifer, with white spot In fore­ head, and a small white spot on flank. Whoever will return said Heifer or give information where she may be found will be liberally rewarded. BUOEKB wants*. . McHenry, III., June SOth, 187S. . JUST received this week at Mrs. S. Searies, a large stock of Summer Mil­ linery. Every novelty of the season.-- Also a large stock of Cloaks, Dolmans, Circles and material and trimmings for making up in silk, diagonal and light cloth, and m ill sell cheap. Call and examine and get prices before and pur$Mplpg elsewhere. • • -ik. ^ DISOLUTIO&n Notice Is hereby given mat Partnership existing and known as Tweed & Son, at Spring Grove, Me- Henry Co.. will be dissolved, by mutual consent, on the 1st day of July, 1879.-- The business will be oontinued at tbe old stand by R. Tweed. All knowing themselves indebted to •aid firm are hereby notified that the tame must be settled before August 1st as tbe books must be closed. R. TWEED # SON. At Lauer A Becker's, near the Depot, can be found a full stock of Du8ter§t st prices to suit the times. , - YEARLING MUI.E FOR I have a fine yearling Mare Mule which 1 will sell cheap. Inquire of i fi : , W. A. HOWARD, Volo, IU. Wancoitda Ice Create Pmrlor Ed. A. Golding would respectfully inform the public that lie has opened au Ice Cream Parlor, where the best of Ice Cream will be served every day and evening by the dish or quantity.-- A full line of Nuts and Confectionery of all kinds. My Parlor Is always cool and quiet, and I respectfully iuvite ail who wish any thing in this line to eal| aud please thetn. , ' En. A.uotw*«. ' WOOL! WOOL!! • We want your Wool and wiH pay the highest market price for r BTSVEKS JkscaifOBa. Ke«r the Dopot,McHenry IU. 1 Roi': *'" V Barou Nathan de died worth between eight and ten JWUI w. SMITH. Hons of pound* The simplest Mower made is HM John P. Manny, at E. M. Owea'i. Hand-Made Calf Moots fee *3J6, at Fltxsimtnwis & Evtmaou**. -• Pipes. Cigar Holders. the beet stock iu towu, at Lauvr & Becker*s Buckeye Force Puinpf, S. ]( "4 Owen's. • " „ 3 Ladies Walking Shoes in Tie and Buttons, 91 per pair, it Fitsslmmone & Evaason'e. For a nobby sui t, go 10 £a«ier Jk ~ I Beckers, near the Depot. '! The only genttine Wood Maflfertoes St E. M. Owen?, ^A first class Calf Boot at Fill* ' , •Immons A Evanson's, 1,1 r::: co®». Ei^hl pounds Gocrtt Qtoett Coffee for <vae dollar at Steveaa & Schnorr's, . ' , . ft.';. ; The new Knoiosed Geared Wood Mower, at K. M. Owsn's, Clothing cheaper Lauer &Beckervs. "thanevoi, !* Lndies Hosiery in great varie^f cheap, at Fltssimmens ft Evanson's. The Hollingsworth Bakes at % M. Owen's. If you have any Cash to boy Goods with call at Fitzslmtnons & Evanson's. Shoes. - Women's Lace PebUe ShotNl flo* 75 eta. at Stevens & î chnorr'a Straw Hats and Summer Caps, In all styles'at Lauer A Becker's. f Don't fail to see the W alter A. Wood at E, M, Owen's. A i A large line of desirable at 5 cents per yard at Stevens $ Schnorr's. QOOD FAMILY FLOUR. -^1 For, U. 10 per Sack, at tbe Fox Riflf . Valley Mills. s. Bisnos The^Tlger Bakes at E. M. Owon?«, " Clothing*7 ,'t" till line, and will' save yon money on every article at Stevens ^ Schaorr'a. A fine lot of Jswelry, all kln#!» Gents Watch chains, Ac., at Laoror A Becker's, Do not buy shoddy Shoes ail! Boots, when you can buy a genii* ine custom made article at a trifle more at ^Stevens & Sehnonr'si ; FOB SALE. In this village a two story dwelling house and two lots will be sdld reason- abin. For fnrtber particulars inqulte of . • • J. KLeiroBM* Sugar. 11 pounds Granulated sug|r for $1,00 at Stevens & Sohnorn ̂ •• TAKE NOTICS. I will sell Hay Raeks for |8, of good lumber, well made indfiftitod. Calk Graih or Wood will be taken in pay* ment, or will sell on time with ap­ proved Notes. '• ' F. A. Braaa^^:v t . V . S e o I t ' ' " We lit tend to make It for interest of all those who are in fitvor of paying as they go tp trtde with us sravBM a sens r year the: MILLJUERY* In addition to a full stodc. of 8naN mer Millinery, Mrs. E. W. Howe IMS put In a line assortment of Fan*? GnoiK such as Card board. Zephyrs, Embossed Pictures, Act, Do not nil lo call. . ' For tbe small sum of X cents yea can buy a Ladies 8undown worth 19 cents* at Fltssimmons A Evanson's. • 1 | 1 . M :S •ii Ladies. * ;«ul to calt oa tx m that new silk Parasol. STnvum.'a 1^0,000 Founds oi Wool, , Wanted. ; I shall be In the market th* presewl season, and will pay the Highest Mtf*, ket Price for Wool, dellvex% to SM at ̂ McHenry. , f ^ IMhsiyr,llv wth.m r* ["V - NOTICE. V, . kinds of . : cutting and fitting and Shirt MMMng. All kinds of sewing done for ohlldrta in the neatest and best of maimer.-- Inquire for Sarah Hearnx. resldeneo i Northwest corner of Public Squaf«| McHenry, III. Si SAnan ibum " I am prepared to do all Dress Making, on short nojklee. : SETTLEMENT NOTICE. Having sold out my harness shop, «|N' |j Volo, I am making preparation* to go toChicago, and would reonest those »» ; debted to ine, either by Note or Book % Account, tO make immediate settip-r ment.- AU aoeonnta.JitSH.te loft with Dav^u , Dillon, Volo. - Our Motto.; To sell for Cas|| j trust to rich or poor; good or Iwta. # | We want your trade on this ^ basis and shall work for it by •% srivinir you goods at the loweat s| living cash pric^u Try us bat J not ask for credit. , r srtrms* a ftaum. ; J. : -1 itm now prepa^ s»ako to nrdip' * :: t«*im IMM Prt«e«. ^ taeae articles five me acftl*. ry. ,n, nt. yfr ,• ' ft • 1 lJ.,,", S;w'J