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s& &, h.:'4>V #tok»SDlir. J0tY 9th. 1879. r*«*i VAN iUPKBVISOTO MRpiNft The Hon. Board of Supervisors of y;„ it * "4* MuITenry County will convene for their rogutar meetlng on Monday, July 14th, |S«9.J^y"P. WHITNEY, CouifrCy •f, Vi - V u V,*. * • * - & - Vv?i$ ': fs-t-v' r.i. -a . pp j , v ., i t"/ *" ' V .W *•'* j '"$•• :§k\~ $& ̂ mar A. terrible cyclone swept ovef k portion of Minnesota oil Wednesday night and Tlnirsduy whereby fully titfiity people were killed, and fifty Injured. The loss of property is very heavy and it will be several days be- forjs the totallos* can be ascertained.-- An orphan nsylwri, containing twenty, eight, inmates, at Yasa, was entirely demolished, aud three of the orphans kiHed. Tha ptliers were more or lea^ Sujured. •-, *%•:• ~u^i „ „ , ...'i , _ -x jflSSTTbe Oalf-sbnrg National Bank was robbed of 6-40 ,#on Thursday, A man called at the Bank to buy a draft for $80, but only had $40. The cashier who was alone, informed the man he had not money ^nou^h, and he made a remark that it must be right. In the meantime a confederate was at work andeecured an entrance to another part of the bank %nd euceeded in get­ ting oft with the above swjn. The bank offers a reward of $2,500 for the arrest of the thieves. ' ; '£v ; '• :t+*% - i, . . *<5,: ; ft. "S V- -<°h-'» -h - • Sf9"kNKA.BLT every person where during the summer for a few days' sport and recreation; and during the coming summer where is there a Ijdaqe that will afford as much variety and real seort as at the . Re-Union of the soldie^ o^ the Northwest, that will be held in Aurora, August 20, 21 and 22,1879? Here can be seen the true picture of "army life." Soldiers will be ln camp aad go through the saiAe discipline as when in the army.--» Tlte militia will give exhibition drills, as will also the veteran soldiers, y:'%& ^©"Chas. Domel, a carpenter work­ ing on Dr. Kilbourne's cottage at Ge­ neva Lake, was drowned while cross­ ing the Lake oh the 4th. It seems that fromel had spent the evening at South Park add started to return to Jfilgin Camp, three miles distant, In a yawl, accompanied by two companions. ~ Wben the party arrived within a half mile of the landing an attempt was made to change positions in the boat and the craf£ was capsized, throwing three men Into the water, and Domel $" being taken with a cramp Wa« drowned fore he coul d ,%e res cue d. . WACICOItBA. • •• y EDITOR PLAIN DE ALTONFourth ot «T«ly faovef. Let us throw back our Shoulders, drtW a lotig breath atidj^tNt thanks, ftwHijprly a year we ari lii^lio eminent from Red Le monad*, 8odm(?)Water or paper cap ptatote.-- No runaways. «o dog fights, no mur­ der* to record. Those who were for­ tunate enough to have fences near the Lnke°ott the village si.de have driven out the cows, repaired the fences, had their quiet little swear and everything is serene. Our Celebration was a suc­ cess. The Oration was a fine one and enthusiastically received. The: Fire­ works were a success and highly satis­ factory; the Birge was very strictly a success ind afforded several a genuiue treat. We might name a hundred and ou6 little paints, more or less interest­ ing, but we all "know how His our­ selves" so what's the use. ^ ^ The new engine for Mi1. Covin's mill has arrived, and will be put in place as soon as it can be. It will probably take two weeks hard work with a full force of men to set it it np and get it running. Meanwhile the mill will shut down. Many inquiries have been made as to w|ien the the Steam Barge would run We are authorized to spy that every Wednesday and Saturday evenings and every Sunday after noon. Weath- er being favorable, the Barge, will be in readiness to start out very short no­ tice. At any other time the Boat ban be chartered at very low rates by giv­ ing half to three quarters of an hour notice. Those wishing to go on the regular Wednesday or Saturday even­ ing trips may leave their names with the Secretary, at the Drug Store, dur­ ing the week aud thus insure an early start. The Walking Match on the "4th has created quite a ripple of excitement among the amatuer pedestrians, and those who vhftt Wanconda Saturday next, July 13th, may expeotto see a close and exciting match for large stakes, The extempore concert given by the Band on the Barge Thursday evening last, was by odds the finest entertain­ ment of the summer. Numbers who had subscribed and paid their #5 to the Barge were heard to say that they were attiply repaid by that one per­ formance. If the members of tSe band realised the pleasure they gav« they would repeat it when they could conveniently. j-v f itrttey - '.4V- Argosy Bra«e. S<wii* TetiMMis why tMsc Susp^wders ftre better tliau others. ^ 1st. They contain no rubber. 2d. They will wear longer than any otfaCTftiiiifriiem; Ski TJj# cords run over pulleys, and consequently there can be no chafing or weiu^iil theih Out. 4l|». There can be no »frain on any of the buttons, it being the only self adjm«tlttg suspender in the world. rorSale By vv LAUER& BECKUK. , Merchant Tailors, and Dealers hi Gent'? Furnishing Goods, Hats, Cape, and Beady-made Clothing, Near the Depot McHenry, lit. t., ; : W * * " i i i r T h e W a u k e g a n Omette says:-- h Pr,vate letter from southeastern ] ' Dakota to the editor of this paper says: There are terrible poor prospects for ^ crops. The grasshoppers have got us "w ^'again, hook and line, bob and sinker; nary a btscui t left. 35 acres of wheat, « Q 10 acres of oats and 40aores of corn on farm, not a part^|||.<left." The ^newspapers tell aluiostl|toid a story l\ although they report tlu^pin most lo- •alitie* corn is uninjured. But portions of Nebraska, northwestern Iowa, and southern Dakota have suffered terribly iwm the rafag«po|jtlie 'hoppers' dur­ ing the paat • fortn^hfc." ' ^ ,A-^ - I ^ , H m mw • tf: TBI FOUBTa'fe MeltBNR#: ̂ : THE Fourth In McHenry was the »oet quiet day we have witnessed for years, Sunday hardly accepted. Fox Lake. Wauconda and Woodstock each took their share of thdse who celebrated irhile those who spent the day at home kept quietly in the shade, their pa­ triot ism being not of the demonstra­ tive kind. Those who spent the day away from home all report large crowds and a good timet, and it is a gratifying fact that there are no accidents in this comity of any account to report. Each one enjoyed the aay as to them seemed beat, and thus the day passed quietly by. There were some, however, whose patriotism did not ooze out until the morning of the 6th, and thcta ft seemed |t» h4ve jptie down the throat* aud v^rke;a.«iit at the fist, a»$ the conse- a few black eye** and '• aore ' heWd*, l#61 as the Individuals them- 8<di«(« W«re the worst siifiereirc.tlMi.p^o- v^^PWfoiliHy wer« satisfied. ; /* ' . "M ii " 1" V! port of UHlatrlct Bio 4 TVunda. PLAiNr>EAi.pu :-^The follow- am mimes of the ^holars who liaye noti,^^,ppBe!it uor tardy for the na^oiit^ femilng July 3<1; Emma McMil­ lan. Nellie Buck,JESUa Maeroot),' Elmer. Magoon, Minnie Knox, ^Jce Knox, Thomat Amof, Willie Amet, Ida Fred­ rick son. The following is a report of the standing of grade A ascertained by the monthly review: Ella Magoon, 08: ( Minnie Knox,99;Ida JFredricksoo,94; *Kl»»er Magoon, 90; Guy Feck,90; pr- <;iass B. EminaMcMillau, S9J; Alice rijkJ 92J; Nellie Buck, 95; Gfsrtie Bog- . **»> 83i Bertie Peck, 95. ^vcr i^tsT tooefved this week at) Mr*. S^ Seirles, a large stock of Summer Mil­ linery. l£very novelty of the season.-- Also a large #fcock oi t 'loaks, Dohna^, Circles and mitt*rial aud tri innM tor making up in ^iJk, diagonal and B^ht cloth, and wlft sell Cheapl <^ill and examine aud gat priotss Itltrciiiudug cloc w here. , ^'ST^AYBp:;1 ^ l^rnni the pasture of the sufecriher. near McHenry, a light red two year old Heifer, with white Sffot 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. S : i EUASJFK WHJSKCHK. , McWenrt, III.; June S0th,i8?9. Bed-Rock " The ftlftce to (ibtafnlthese fticeaiJaat. ir. t?INCWOOD, IL|L s The McHenry Brewery. Boley; Proprietor. I^HE best of Beer shipped to any part of tlw . ̂ country and warranted as represented^-^ Ordojrs^solicitefl and promptly attended to,, REPORT OF THE cBhdi T i o itf- -OF- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK At Woodstock, Illinois, -- AT-- Close of Business Jiuie 14 '79: BGSOURCKS ,, Loans and Discounts,... Overdrafts, ;.. U. 8. Bonds to seen re circul&tioa.. IT. S, Bonds on hand Due from approved llcserve A.gts. Due from other National Banks, Ileal estate, furniture and fixtures Current expenses and taxes paid.. Checks and other Cash Items Bills of other National Banks, Fraet'l currency, (Includ'g nickels)* Specie, (including gold 'Treasury Certificates.) IiegnlTender Notes, Redemption Fund with U.S. Treas­ urer (5percen£ ot circulation) Due from u. S.- Treasurer, other than ft percent redemption fund ,te,'65 •2,825,15 50,000.00 3,900.00 184808.K0 8,9:! 1,98 4,300.00 5,961,00 11.19 *.168,60 M.000.00 4,360.00 A BKMABKIBI^E CASK I S 8UROKRY. In the Toulon, 111., Herald, of June 27th, we find the following account of a remarkable Surgical operation, per­ formed by Dt. A^g^Baldwin, brother of Prof. S. D, Baldwin, of this village: . "Frank Powell, a voung toan 18 years ot age, lives with Mr. Jacob Wilson of West Jersey. From early childhood he has suffered, more or less, with some internal disease that heretofore has baffled all medical skill. During the past two or three years his suffering was greatly intensified, an# various physicians consulted, among the num-t ber the distinguished Prof. Davis of the Chicago medical college, all with­ out affording any permanent. relief.-- The 14th Inst., he called on Dr. • A. B. Baldwin of this city, for medical treat* ment. The Doctor Jmade a careful ex­ amination of the case, and at once promptly Informed his patient that he was atfli ited with what is commonly known as "stone in the bladder,* that itB removal was imperatively necessary or it would prove fatal in a few months at farthest. Powell consented, aud af­ ter proper arrangements June 24--last Tuesday--was fixed as the day for the operation. Drs. Boardman, of Elmira, Alvis. of Kewanee, Todd and jugals of Galva, ,were invited to assist and wit­ ness tlie operation. J>rs. Phillips of Lafayette,and Hall of Toulon, were also present. It too;}t place* at the Toulon House, where the patieht is now lying. We cannot give the opera­ tion in detail, but it was one of the most skillful on record, and reflects high credit upon Dr. Baldwin wllo planned aud executed the operation.--- It was very successful, with little loss of blood, not more than two to four ounces. From the time the ether was given until the operation was comple­ ted, one hour and tea iniuuies were consumed. The operation consumed about 50 mirfutes, a longer time than i# usualt as the stone was one of the very largest hard ones ever removed. I t is a phosphatie stone, weighs nearly three ounces, and is about the size of a hon'E egg. It -can be seen at Dr Baldwin's office. Drs, Todd, Alvis and Ingals, all complimented t)r, Baldwin very highly upon his signal success in the operation. The patient is doing splendidly, and (here Is no\$r a strong probability of his recovery in the course of a few weeks. ITe is being cared for by Mr. Elias Ly,on,#tiOm Dr. Baldwin compliments as a n$£t ex­ cellent nurse for the sick foom. * If young Powell recovers, and there are cjood grounds for encouragement, it (kill be a strong testimonial to Dr. BaldwStelS: skill as a feurgeou " , , Th«i^ny firlends of Dr, Baldwitiin Mellenry county congratulate him on his sncti^s iia this J^ioft difficult opera­ t i o n . . j . • < £ Medical KeUl» Dntni. ,,, , ' no medical kettle dmima to ait! in*prociaiiuing tlte virtues of Kid' iify-Wort. The worst kidiH-y or liver dstluHiltiesyleld to its efficacy, and as a reiii^dy for pi lea#Kchrouic rhe um at ism, it hi^-uo equal. Sold by all Druggists. 1281,890,04 50,000.00 80,000,00 11890.76 46,000.00 118,199,28 1 .*231,890,04 rasr - • -« * ';Si '" County of McHenry ) 4,v .: f I, JOHN J. above named. Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN J. MURPHT. Cashiei, Subscribed and sworn to before me this24th flay of June, 18J9. J. H. JOHNSON, J. P CORRECT-- Attest;, JOHN J. y. W. STBWAM, S. A. Muhi'HV, oajitat Sine* *atd in..... a j. •• -&£>i Surnlus Fund. Undivided profits ,..i.. National Bank notes Outstanding. Ind ivi'i ual Deposlte subject to -,\4»h*ek •rA.Wteofii; STATE OF ILLINOIS, ss #1 Direetors. JUST RECEIVED! •• aiman '"•Wauconda, III. I; See Price List ia onf Clothing Department: » _ ' rfeSI; Sutts from $3.75 upwards. V Coats irom $1.75 upwardg^ Pants from T5c% upwards^ Tests from SOc. upws^rds^a Suits made to order in the la­ test New York styles,-at satis­ factory prices, • iv-'- ! :1;- • }> •! ti l -v- , Our Millinery Department. In charge of Mrs. II. Maitnan, is well stocked with latest Novelties In Ladies' Fashionable Millinery and Furnishing Goods, Hate trim- ttiod in tho latest styles, at priced within the reach of all. In Our Miscellaneous Department Will be found a Complete Stock of Jewelry, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gent's Fur­ nishing Goods, U xibrellas, Sewing Machines, E t a , . E t c . . . . . . . . . . . H. MAIMAN, Proprietor. 1 ,v • ^^ fj)"' DRUGS, i -»AT THE-- .v, . i r WAUCONDA Store Book Haunt. I want your trade ami will do anything rea­ sonable and honest to get H and ho%t it. Dealing; for Cash only an<l not being as cen­ trally located H« other Hicre^iaiitH, I fully realize that in bidding lor your trade -! must rely mainly on Quality and Price Hi Goods offeretl, ; I am a Xoiarv Public and prepared to draft' papers neatly and ju-.toursttely. 4 Applications for Fire Iiumrance'wtli >e- eeive prompt attention, r ; • , ' % »T %! f. B. HMHISON, f^raioticaS Druggist, • h * • ' Wauconda, III. ' TlutnkfuUbPtto fiarors wtuneron* euHtomers, Who are < 1 nub11 ess famHifir with my mode of doing business, we give tha rules by which we arc governed, for the informa­ tion of those not acquainted with thorn, jaz: . "L To deal honorably with all. ^ To handle none but the best To sell al the Lowest I.iving Prices. To require payment and pay accordSjug jto agreement/' v:;»- -• 5. To, refralft from iftls repre sen tatiop e of ail fcinds. -• • v 6. -To kee|(|i|cft .irltfc fhe^ti&wjiili la-5 troduetion of jaew styles. .>•' t. To prevent -mistakes, and < to Correct them promptly if niade. v 8. To pay strict attention t«bur business. 9. To treat all with politeness, seeking and trying to merit custom on strictly business principles, and taking pleasure at all times in showing soods, whether purchases are in­ tended or not. . , Our stock for the Spring and Summer trafle is complete:inevery jwrticular and con'ststa DRY . X' "T " NOTIONS, » ' s .• ' •• • 'i HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS arid SHOES, CROCKEEYkGLASSiWAKE MEDICINES, p Cash Wins, Credit a Failure '-•J.v \ V <(S 'Mi We want your Cash trade, at the NtlNDA iTvnup /u<!tT ^^ORFS fijf I}'-' • • 1 7^ reprl^titea *of'rnoney refundeck: RICHMOND and i'i; ' iveryl^ing as On of the most and best (jroods lor the least money; only I Under any circiimstances enables these stores to name prides on all classes of merchandise. We will sell you <rood merchandise cfjeaper than any store in the Northwest and the following incomplete Price List will ccmvmce yoa. Will your credit merchant sell you 1st the following prices? "- : ' . . . M e . 06n. a 5>jc 05e. •> *v' Good Prints Good Prints ' '-y• Good Prints.»ii:„ Coats' Cotton Best Bleached Gotten. Best Unbleached Cotton Good Un 1»!cached Cotton. No. 1 Black Alpacoa. No. 1 Colored AlpilOMli No. 1 Table Limieo..,>.,.".,.i,t.-, Black Cashmere...., Mens Hose . k;... Women a Hose.,..... .i.,',...?vviV. 5c. Items, see' thwiij.;. s-i i>-f• Good Denims.. . -i'"• S&fc GoodJCorfeeta....... - j f e . ' i i i * - SWe. Ladies Ties &B0Wf.*.>.... ...y.i...v,#to 25c. Mens Boots--V,.1 75. Mens Boots, Fihe..i.»V.. ...,**»• tfens Boots, Fine. 1 Wo, 07c. 05c. 25c. .... 12#c. 25c. m 05, 88c. 08c. Oftc. Womens Shoes, Warrantetl ** .•(' • • 2 50. ... AW to ® 26. ,1ft, .M,7», a Womens shoes. Good ..... Mens Pants v; cooys' suits at less than Cost of Cloth.' Mens Suits No. l..». v: .s. ... 5 QQl Mens Suitsjiro.4. 3 76. Mens Suits ... . ..12.00 to 23 00. Hats A; Oa ps....... ...40c.,to 2 26. And in short every thin* ttstially kept in flrst-class country stoxo which will be sold at prices , •<*t: r-- ••• . ,. .-.-i L o t a s 1 1 1 0 mu ^ind v„ examine tearri prices. J. W. CRIS"0i»t Bii^CWOOtl, 111., March 12th, 1879 GHAIVD GIFT CONCERT f" -isr-- HUNT'S -tir ,v - jyxjjsiyjiciz, 4 Wednesday Eve-, Aug. 0r '79 A very line programme, consisting of Vocal and Instrumental Music, h;vs been arranged. At the clote ot winch the following desenued popular hotel property will be given away: 3 THE MORTON HOUSE Is a large tyro story building, main part brick wing frame; lot 75 feet by laO feet, with front­ age on three streets. This hotel is conveni­ ently and centrally located, and has always enjoyed a flrst-class roput:»tiou and a splen­ did run of custom. There are 20 ilrst-class rooms, good cellar, well, cistern, and an Abundance of fruit and ornamental Mreeifc THEIPLAN. ;;R„ A committee of three will be appointed by the ticket-holders present to act as judges, who shall choose two small boys, who after being blindfolded, will proceed to draw alter­ nately from two diilerent boxes, one of which „wiU contain duplicate numljers of the tickets ieold, while in the other the tickets except one will be blanks. The drawing will Tie conducted in an hon­ orable manner. Ho deqepptlon whatever will be allowed. We, the undersigned, citizens of Dundee, here'oy certify tiiat we are acquainted with James W. Duff, and believe him to lie an hon­ orable and honest young man, w hose word can in all cases be relied upon, and maitttatas a good character in this community. ;• II. E. HUNT, Banker. G. W. BUIXARO, > • ^ C. P. HALF ,, MercWInt, HODO»»» & BORDEW, LnmVn HMdefi.; j !i i ft A. IloxiK, I>epot Agent. . ^4 BINKIR fis FTORHT, Lumber J>oaT«W|i>,I' L,. A. (UtAMTHEK, M. D. .. A. S. IIOI.LISTKK, NotaryYUBIIOI'R" * J..R. SMITH, Merchant. • WKKDT &'PHILF, Hardware DelwC" : f Tickets for sale in McHenry by CHAS^' Hy ,BKKKS and JOSEPH WIEDEMANN. ' r For particulars address : :V* > CHA8. MORTON, Momory Gems, Chas. Northend, 20c, Choice Thoughts, I, 5T. Carlton, ^c. Cubical Blocks, In neat box. 65c. Young Lady's Counselor, Daniel Wt«o,86c. • ' Politics for Young Americans, Nord- l i o f l . 9 0 c . * ' V ^ } - - W ; " . . " ' r ' i ' u ' Science of Coramon. Thicurs, A, iWells, #1.10, .• ',V :hi ( School Speakers, different! authors. fcO to 2.50. - Earth and Man,Guyot, 1.15; s i Art of Kxtempo.re Speakinsr, Bau- tin.1.15. Teachers Assistant. Northend, 1.40. Common School Question Book, 3000 questions with answers, Tenth edition :Craig, 1.50. Novelty Blackboard Eraser, per doz. 1.50. .. Websters Uuabridgcd Dictionaries, fio. . * • • • •, For those, or any School supplies •$&**> ^ giwiiaa, 111. /' .,l ,1:|: To ConSttmjUves THE advertiser, Itavinjt be«» j.tn manottllf ' eured of that dreau «US«H»H.', uonsump. jllon, by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of •cure. To all who 4leslre it he will send aewpy ©f the prescription used, (free ofchirge,} with the directions for preparing -and using the anic, whii li they will find a sure cure for •Consuir-plion, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c. Par­ ties wishing the prescription, will please «d- dess, E. A. Wilson, IM Penn, St., WilUains. burgh, N. Y. • ' Trunks & Valises, w»v down, Teas, that Beat them ail.......20,35, 40and 80s. 7fts Xo. 1 Coffee .................. 100. lllbs Tiaisins ...L... 1 Oft. 12fl>s Rice .. .... 1 o». 17lbs Currants;.. v.-..vV.. :^v:T.v... ..'"'I '00. 2"^ reaches,... i .... 100, 20 lib Tinrs Soap.. :f 00. lSlbs Dried Apples. .1 DO. 8tove Polish ........ 05. No, 1 Baking Powtier.T....i.'/.'.,,V.i,'ii.-... M, Crockery, John Maddoek « Sons, we Mil - sell I.ess than others can Buv. $7T?- i? 2 00. Large Stock of Yellow and Glass Ward We want trade and are working for IT. Have Established the rejjwtatjion iii McHenry County, of a cheap seller and am going to keep it. Cash does the business and the long time CREDIT stores MUST nuit the CRY of POOR GOODS, for it won't WIN. * My Customers know better. Come and see me, visit one of the TRree Stores, arid it will pay j^ou. It will be money in your pock- " " i1"' " Kespec'tfully Youi%i" ^ * •; v <- Stores at ^tmda a^id Dundee^ • 1 <MVW. j iff#* g • * / •i'1' „ #' *<* * Farmin -s.-r i'-ir* it' : ements., * *'V i". / • i i ; % ^ REAPERS AND MOWERS on i|i»^Market ^l|»» Reaper 11 he1 keep the well known WALTER A. WOOD, PEKRLfiSH and LEADER, tot a Mower I have the MEADOW KING, PEERLESS, WALTER A. WOOD, (Sow En­ closed Gear,) and the JOHN P. MANNY, all sold enih'ely on their merits and CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. ^Vv..4ir«S3 :-sU*v. • ^ f:> Rakes I can please any man on a Rake, t SELF I FUHST A BRADLEY, OltVIS and keep the TIGER, FURST A BRADLEY aad I have the Celebrated ROLLINGS'* The only First Class Rakes in tbo ARCHER SELF 'DUMPS. For ailaud Dump Ihavo the Celebrated ROLLINGS WORTH. FAVORITE. Carriag1^ I have some more of the EMERSON, FISHER A CO. CARRIAGES, (always kept on hand,) which have no eqnal. I have sold 40 or more of them and never had ono returned on account of material or workmanship, and are standing the banging to-day bettor than air Buggy made in this part of the country. Call andsee them bo fore purchasiaf a* I am dent I can please you. For a ' « Platiorm Spring Wagon I keep oonstantlx on hand the "CORTLAND" IMPRONiKD GE ARS, which Are too knoifti to Med an oxplanattoa. vMW^the EMPIRE BOAD -.I^^ON, mado by %\ PUMPS! jPUMPS! ,, PUMPS ! Talking ahout IRON PUMPS, I have the "BUOKEYJB," the finest Force Pump ever put into a Well. Also the Celebrated KENOSHA WOOD P»MP. A full line of both always on hhnd at Greatly Reduced Prices, The only Genuine "BOSS" CHURN in (he Market. Also SECTIONS of *11 kind* always on hand. , . •St in of My thing in my line do n ot fail to call as I kiM»w { caii-.suit*":^t' lio Ola Stands Opposite the Mill. ».y' » owm " i'-.: . V 4?. ^ • f' v """•%• r.i --IS HEADQUABTERS " V v" v' f ' FPR GOOD BARGAINS We hajre jtmst reeeivea a «ew ati<Ico|iXplete Stoik New and 8easonable Goods such as V-' ) A X*#."*-X WHSSTW® ' offer at very popular prices- % wait .fora seeondiiiyitatioii, ,but com^ at'onde and swbavt we tipwl ana kurii our prices. Butter, Eggs,, etc;, change for Ooods, allowing highest market price.- m. ; * . t 1/' piTzsuoioNs & mmm. '-"jf'ks " •XK* "f s^1 H-\ | im-m K L-1* * % *, --v.*.