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.no lrTnrfiiy>i IT* \. r. unit A.M.-- Mttnli the tetnntRr "n or the noon and e»«ry two OH AS. C. COLBT. W. W. SIR. A. M --Regit - the senoii'iantl fourth K. V Akdkrsos.H . P. ini of Overcoats just recelwtl tt Perry •n«. w. Aoawtt i» building » aneoa* tjtorn on lii* premises, lately purchased III p. Bresee. In this village. again under obligation* to Wheeh-r for a very html- latt *li| oor table? *n " " " . . 'ir.jsfeH of tills •it!*#*, Has Job of painting John ••lo, having painted it Out. ' ' • ' K WtUH hsdtlw misfortune »1 brenk her wrt*t on Monday Howard WR« called and she Is COIIM fee rtpftttiTi tter and Cheese Fac 'paid 60 cents tind d for the ^month af •-W good show 1• THB pastor being absent attending *<iei(n,cu».tli«re will be no services in the M. E. Church, In this village. ci ffunday »«*t. but Sunday School Will ^f^Mield at the usual hour. . ' ̂ PI.KASB remember that our ARE #1.80 p*r ye nr. strict/'a In advance. Tlier«f»r<Mf y°» da not wish to pay #100 per year for four paper. see Unit four Snb<tcr I utlon is promptly paid. MARRIKD:--At the Richmond H*tt«e, UICbjMHid, Hi., f»ept. 27th, 1883. hv W. A,AujfO«,.ot Alden, llUGeo.N. Grldley, only imn of tlie late Hon. l&lisha Grld- 4«y. of Half Day. III.. tto Miss Auu* O. Blllnskl, or Diamond Lake, HI, THB dancing public should noVror- ffet tlie party at the Parker H^se on Friday evening of this week,/the 5th. Slocum's orchestra will furnish the music, and all who attorn d fTre nr« sf having a good time. THIS youngest chIM of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. KIdredge. aged three years. died at their residence in this village, o s Thnrs«tajr last, of scarlet foyer. Their «ext ehUd Is also sick, with the same JlsaaSagitr. frinf Mitf^ldredge have The IJ1lfp«tl»y of all. ; * ^ • v»-U:.; ' . ; • REV. J. C, BIOKI.OW started for ilie Sock River Conference on Monday last, whleh h#9s lissessiou in tlie First M. E. ClUMilit Chicago, commencing to-diy. Octifcif. Mr. Bigolo'w informed us and requested us to so state, that tit* salary bad been paid in full before Ills departure. Whether or not hi *lll he rettirue l beve ls uncertain. lay***. Bertha lloilUter, . • • • • • • . M. ReMtng.. H. t»«et...... IS. Remtrk*. 14. Song, Goapet Hymn*. v.- ih«4S ,-^u| All are cordially Invited. ' ? im.r.E U. bor,BT, Secretary. DlKD--In MuHonry, 27th, little Stlvk, infant eon or Mr. c. T. an.I Mrs L. M. lad- i|e« thrwo year». The remains were interred In tlie Twin Lukes Cemetery, Wis., wlteje re­ pose thoje of a grand parent and dear little brother rnd sister, -The presence of one of the parents, Mrs. S. T. Eldredge. b tlie retrospect of forty-four yea the 21st day of last August, when on a similar occasion she with many others, greeted the writer with Iter attend­ ance at the burial of Mr. Francis t'urdy, it being the first occurring In civilised society in .Richmond township. He was the son of IIo*i. John, and brother of Mr. Geo. Purd^, still a resident there. ; . ' •> : The'second twltl^liiii Rtclimond Cemetery w«s Otte^M^|pter by th«» death of ^Tlss Ifaiud^H^llua^, dauglf ter of Mr. Briggs and9p Amy Theaias deceased. 4 Jom WHEKLKR. lie CATHOUC CHURCft, McHKNRV. lo Catholic Church, in this village. Re>v» Father CJfwll. pastor. Has been undergoing ^yft^"~lgYt«*i£ire repairs |«i» little sure on I'Ue^day, «^e took fKe oeca- sioii to look it over aiid note thV im- proveuients. \ The church was. originally, 78 Jftief de$|>. To this has been »dde<l>tfi uddV tIon>0*44; with aii add!tionni recess 8x20, f<>rtiie altar. On^tfie north and sonth sidles of the i»e;w part are win* dows 8x16 t^et. iiijKfe of Frcnch stuined glass, paah coating $140. On the npper n^irt of each window are bea.it I fill ,4Mt»bwui!*, all presenting it very h:yAsom • upWaraiice. The w ills have been newly parted a haml^nine sharfe, the woodwork xgr.ilned ii> as!i and walnut, nnd the oel\)iizfi frescoed, 4he work being done by\ Goudrow, of Woodstock, which is a surd guarantee that, it is well done. They have also added a tower 16 the church,' and will immediately give the'dtM«ide * coat of paint. Wlien all completed, which Ave *er dfil No. *1 V hern., I liases of those M written exam- i-Mattie 8n)ith. |lin utid Howard khle Ford, Maud ilylte, W«lla«i Morey, «ixl Halt le ;rs of our ciiitiw at» fh-»g<> Kxtmsttioii, Stuti mi Fair last weekr Willi her luHband fru| have t>et» visit i iig at Bncklla. highest In dep«irt«. lge, Marj Uoherty. o Smith and Nellie J. A, HHKI.DON, ' Principal. |it* t>K!*A.itT*<HT. #ht..... 18 Hied.,.,... JO ^ w i l e d , f £ % j s fnrol.'edi.....i.l ». i...... •» ,-«v*S54 •ttemUm* 35 m g p i * i H c i > . s i TWtiSal officers .#^ . ,.3. 00 Ne.vishs by otiters il|,....... 00 Number neitbe r absent nor tardy, 14, viz: tottfif? B»»nslett, Harry Biackman, Christie l&ufs, John Fay, flat tie Mead, Amia ffordquest, Grace Stevens, Frank Smltli, Mattliew Smith, Bertha Tripp, Maggie Walt.h, Richard Halplo, Minnie ^Ktwwlee, Ja*. Hatpin. ^tta R. TORRAKCK. » PRIMARY DKPAHTMiafT, Kuml»er daya uiight..^g|ip^|;,<. 18 N m u b e r b o y * e n r o l l e d . . . s o N u m b e r g i r l s e h r « t l i e i | . 2 6 Number pupils enrolled.,.fi6 Wh<#|e No. <lay« at! eiid)ince..v.vr.ii.818 Avrage daily aitenduuuo^y.I.i.... 46 Per cent of attendance.......80 Number visitors...1 N«imb«r not absent, 26; vfatf t^onuie Bishop. fScorge Gille». Peter Kngeln, Alfred Perry, Miles Colby, Clement Ceil*, B«-rt Bretver. Loniiie Smith Clia • Nordquist. Dfll Parker, ElHe Kennedy, K itie Henry, Agues Perry, All le Venire, T.izzle Hill, Mary CnrtlSs, Nellie Hill, Pearl King, Mary Cen*, Ag^es Colby, fflla Walsa, Mzzie Gilles, Stella Snirei', V^lla Moruy, Inun Powers, i BKLLK STOINIARU. 1 n*oitTow.v DIVISION. STiinlierdays taught.... ,.4 18 Number boys enriilltMl.SO N n < i i l » e r g i r l # e n r o l l e d . 3 0 N e m b e r p u p i l s e n r o l l e d , . . . A O Number ilay>« -ittemluice..6;l5^ Av*rxg« daily at(ei<d:iiice 41 IW cent of attendiuee. . . . i 84 N-o. vinits bv scbotd officers. .. .vw.» 1 N9. visiis by others.. «v..i 4 Corjioril puitishineuts. 0 / We wish to meutieii that in our A they expect fo liave done this weel^ *l»flHlug class Robbie Howard dk) the • best written work. Patrons of this de­ partment will notice that the per cent of attendance is much lower thin it h ' FrrsaijlMoKS A KvANSON hnvlng boi^btthe store formerly ociuipieil by P* l>. Smith near the de|w>t, and next door to the one now occupied by the in, will immediately ptit til new ghelrin? nf the ittost l upraved St vle. »'nd will fepaint and Auish it seeowl t« no store III'this section. They expect to have It ready to occupy by Noveinlwr 1st. 4 ; : . r AtrVKRTWiNG is to bushipss what foo'l 1s to existence. It should be regular, adequate, varied. Large advertise­ ments pay better. In proportion than •inall ones. , Th^ object Is to be seen and remembered. A bhsTiiess tnau should havo an attmctlve advertise nient Just as much as he Would have an; attractive show window In his store. If the latter Is in a prominent place. How much more prominent Is a good m«ti- l>aper. , '! : ll TuatjTI^ Slujrwood fs "the "Boss*' Aoctlowetr is proved almost every day, wlio i «MI takes into account the succes'> of hla sales. Oti Thursday last, the 87th lust, It* sold a car load of Cows for Morton & Chaprll, Algonquin, at an average of 864.66 a head. And on Mon­ day he sold twenty cows for Butler A Hyatt, Monda, at au average of #52:47. The fact is that when MJtm" takes hold •f a sale It is bound to go. And this fact Is appreciated for he Is engaged for a sale o'n an average of five day« it« it week. '?r' WHRIC the poet sang: "There Is a dlvluiiy4that shapes our ends, rough liew them as we may,** ho evidently had reference to us editors lu part leu lar. An Irate subscriber called at this office last Thursday, and requested her Rami erased from our list because of aonk«tMttjg la tlie last issue offensive to her. Scarcely had wo recovered from (his shock until three new names were fttldedr And thus It ever Is, and for aught we care, may It ever be. The Lord will take care of his ova.--Sand- vieh Free. Pre**. f WB would call espeeiitl atteotlon^to tlie advertisement of Hail A Shepard, Uundee. to be found In another column. Thejfapl enterprUi -Mtiil#,ki>ow tl>e % • ' % > . i" it in a mj rloh retpurns. They al- targe and weJU. selected >t all^|i|its ̂ aM this - lone tfili|hiilS4|>t their "#ll^^»^rallf®ii4# with Idi they are bcMi^iI to sell pt t oamiot fail to |aifsfoc Read their |^i^: $1 Ik Velvets «»4 Perry & Oweu s, ;; . . Yolvotetos they will hare as handsome a^lftlle chimth as can be found In this/section. The contract for the brjck work was let to (%g^WMW?T#f Wjtukegan. tnd the^wfiMMirer work to David McLain. Wuucondn. who did th«Mr work per­ fectly satl sfacjftyLyThe en 11 re cost of wo^auiderstand, will be bout §2.000. GrtMit" praise Is <H*e Fatlier O'Null in this m itter, as it was through Ida per­ sonal exertion* itii'l ze:t1 that the work was commeiiccd and has been carried forward to so successful and satisfactory a termination,and he should, as lie no doubt will, receive thetlinuk* of l^is large congreg if ion. ; S«loc to taprrvltm of McHeory Coonty. The tlonorabie Board 01 Supervisors of McHenry (bounty will meet in their room in the CoUrt ((•»!!<« in Woodstock on Monday. Oct. 8,1883, for the purpose of appointing a County Superintend­ ent of Sch«ol>s In place of M. D! B;tfdVf&* decuas«>d;\aiid to transact «t4clil6r.lt*r business as may properly tome before them. Please take notice and gtt^eru yourselves acc«»r«lingly. i WM. AVRRT. Clerk. KxoURStox tickets to tlie Chicago Expositlou.wti|ibe sold at thU Stat>l#»o on Oct. .|Vice of It'inud Trip ticket, including' ticket lo Exposition, will Uu S2;$'t. ^ - 0- BUM, Ayeat. NON'JR. The mem her* of the .Mc'lennrCounty TeaCfier# Asportation are requested t6 meet in the School House, at Nunda, Saturday, October 13th, 1883. The Programme will l>e published next week' ' ^ J. A. KHttwnr, Vien.Preslifoot. MatgtB'i "K*7 to Boston loslite Oat." Rev. Henry Morgan's books, of which he i* the author and publisher, are ••Ned Nevius. the Newsboy," thirty- ttfth edition, 460 pages. Illustrates street life in Boston. One of the most successful juveni^s ever published. '•Shadowy Hand; or. Life Struggles'* (his owi| experience"). Tlie record of a busy life. Contains biography, lec­ tures and anecdotes. "Boston Inside Out" (25th thousand). >553 pages, gilt cover and back, and steel portrait of the author. Cheapest and fastest sell­ ing book in America, and the "Koy to Boston Inside Out," three books in one. Second edition, revised and enlarged, eight new chapters added; story of the fallen priest liicluded.^'SOO pages, gilt cover and back. Retail price of either* $1.30. Agents can have them at 75 cents cash. Pott-offlce order or reg­ istered letter. No Open accounts. No 9P$n accounts. No C. O. D. Sample 91.00 by mail. Address Rev, 3fife*ry Morgan, 81 Shawiaut Avo«»ue, Boaton, Mass. - ^ Particular Miotic©. Having sold out my bosinp||^|l Al- gouqulu ( am desirous «ny books as soon as possible. All persons knowing themselves, indebted to me to ciUl and set- a date as pftsfti- Ahptaqaift Sr^t. Go to Mrs. M. ̂ ciiumaclier's for Mill iu«»ry, l>r«tc Making and Fancy Goods should be, and we hope the) will uuhe with the teacher in trying to raise it. Pupil* cuu not do well uitleFP they are at school regularly. J.J. VASKI", T«a«h*r. ,r •$. au J--g..,,!" v"^' ^.i-^rALCOHQUIM. J Ei>lTl)1t PI.AIXIIKAi . K U A t M o r t o n A Cliapell's .-ale 011 't hursday of lata week, cows sold/ at au average of •54.t®. . x'j There was A 'framber Af Votti' frwn folk subpreuaed to appear at Geneva on Monday of this we«k, as witnesses in the Glllilau vs. Tomesky bull suit. Mr. Coltriu moved his lam My here from Chicago on Friday of Ijist week, and lie is now read}' to become one among us. Quite a number from here attended the .State Fair lu Chicago 1n*t week, and. ail rejiprt a good show and a good j j ; , * • ' J - •il 'Hitf inrve^vns at^jtlp liaU" ln«t Sat- iirday? fijgjfit,.ijt beiu|j^- tiM« cold ior otU door daluMug. i Ri v. C,'IJI. lioustis has moved Into l>r. Xufou's Utile hou^e on the corner of Main and VVa»liiii£t4Mt iitJ-fvls. . Mrs. Morton w«it to Ctilcugo the first of last week and bought her full stock of millicery good». Shop ^Ver hardware store.« ' ' ' t We uiHVrstauif t^t ilHi ' taloon oil Main Street was broken into 011 Sun­ day night. Warrants are out for tlie r«. RINGWOOD %i»lk>U'1®i.AiNuliALKu:--Co?nrfn%4i| vlciniiy is coming out much betier than was-at Srst reported and by tlie in creased acreage tlia crop will bA tiearly an average one. We hear that W-m. Smith raised a piece of sprlug wheat th.41 yielded 36 buMiels per arcre. Two ladies from Brock port. N. IT, cousins of Mrs. G. W. Smith, have been visiting for the past two week|| In Mr. Smith's family. Will Smith, son «f . John. W. Smirh, has returned from a mouths recoiiiioi- ter in the far west. Will says business ia thriving in the parts he visited, and we were ^old also that had a good ofier fo stay a year, or longer If he wanted to, to take Charge of a raiiche. Ben Rain thorp has built a good walk from his store lo the new depot. This acill accommodate a great many other- during rainy weather. 'By the way, Ben has "ju*t returned from .the city with a full line of gloves, mittens and .underwear, and when at the depot just rjttr&ver on that walk and look at the opIS *vliicli he has marked so low as trPmake great bargains to the pur­ chaser." Mr. and Mrs. B..H. Carter and Mrs. Charles Way. of. Jefler-on, Iowa, are visitlug at Wesley Ladd's at present writing. Llbble Hendricks, of Spr'ng has been hired to teach the in M^iiishawville for #40amonth, e wish her tuwets and a pleasant time. Emory Carr has disposed of a number of carloads 01 coal. brau. middilngt'lind salt in this vfcinlty, and we Itear tuat he has re 1.ted the building fdMiirly used for a d*«pot where he wil| |bM|| on sale the above meiiiioiMd nec^^MVtes at the lowest possible prices. " " is aluv».Hti|Nire If he can fit same qtiiilCyr or a little better piMd in^l^jHeiiry 01 otUcr uei towns.* Mt . i'lill Harrison and hit mother and Master Scott have gone to visit with Iowa. Ites ir At Was Hitilr t«*#n ||lore to follow, jrj^f New York 1 last week. i1 school «|o«e«1 fietiiruud to Iter tiart toonfor tends to reside, siting friends in the fair, •aw the steam ay through our •t a locomotive t| ctflldreii y#t»; 'tbraska whe; the nutnui#] in A young threshir we broad aventMBl had broken I Mrs. Ira turned homi they have uioiiths^ The Hamilton J?Ulr<Nlg© p^*t, CA.R. will have a '^ipiKiiiMBiilq': and Quilt drawing at;litt|||^^M|iatiirday even lug, Oct, 8th, liitt^fw^l^tcrcstlng jwo gfamme Is promised^ The Sons of Temperancd Installed tlie following ofttcri|i Tuesday night Tor the ensuing quarter: W. O. Bough ton. W, P.; W. A.; fbliii artin, T.; LliN*<! Ie. A. R. S.;S.fJti Rowfi F. S.; Bough ton, Chap. tS. I!. Rowe, C,; Lib- tye Itotnour, A. fi.; < Jlay Anderson, I. » F#f r.k RMiifi .. ^ -VY CR«t#ifoOD. * KDtTOR Pl41koka|kk Mrs. Wash­ burn visited relative! at Geneva last Week, v'- Tom Caflry 1* bnil.|ng a lH>g-hous« twenty-six by tlilrtypwo Wet. We understand that II. R. Baldwin and wife have taken tlie Hebron school for the winter and spring terms, W. T. Stewart and wife attended the Elkhorn fair last week. Mr. Ed. Toles was presented *411 ver watch and chain by Ids father. Tickets for '.the soldiers' quilt draw- lug, which is to be hehl at Hebron next Saturday evening, nre for sale at D. W. Soper's store. Come early and se­ cure your tickets before they an ail taken. The death of S*,;#!. Baldwin, which oecurred on the 23d of September, cast a gloom over the entire community. He was a young m^ti, thirty-three years of age, of at illty and Infttieuce. and respected by all who knew him. Commendng When he WHS sixteen ye a «| old, he lias taught In tlie public schools of tills co<Mvlfli|M|N>r si nee v the |nst eight years luJdtiHenry. He was One of the bestedui|||or* lu the county, taking an interest lu the vocation ho had chosen to follow, the county re­ warding him for his fidelity by choos­ ing him county superintendent. But a few months of his term had passed away, when through overwork and hard study, he was stricken down by that dreaded disease, typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and five children, and a large circle of relatives to mourn his loss, who have tlrf sympathy of all wlo know them. Ity feels «rh*t» death has removfd young and useful man. It Is th* unlver* Ml sentliiieat mat the County and the ||ate have taet with an Irreparabll 1WRM, Fall Meeting--Cliloago Urtvlnf Park. Tito fall meeting of tlie Chioago Driving Park will tie held October 6.0, ,10.11, 13 and 13, 1883. Tt promises to be one or the most interesting racing events of the season. Over #16,000 aro o fie red In pursvs for trotting, pacing, hurdle races *nd steeple.chases; and while special att.wution has been paid to the slower classes.. and to roadsters and double-team races with the inten­ tion of bringing out the bett of the liew and promising horses of the west, ye 1 the faster classes are so arranged as to secure the preseace of the tret- ting and pacing celebrltlvaof the year fTh* prngrauiine Is so arranged that racli day will present, Special aud at­ tractive features. a« follows; First <t»v, Satuntav, Of.tober 6. No I. Trot­ ting I'lirnc, *1,000--3.'mi<iut« class. No. 9 !*»(•.. ina I'lirse, #1,000-- for 4:<M ela««. There will «!»<» l» it luirile r<tRC, over live hwr«llei, on this day. on the inside track, fur a puraOof •400. Second l»sr, Tnes'lay, Oct. a. Nr. 3. Trot­ ting I'urso, jt,^« i :.*» class. Na 4. f'ne- in): Purse, $i.oai-tor 3..inniit« class, {There will nt»o be a Steeplo cliai»e on tliis day, over the short course, tor* purse of $(00. Thiri Day. We Int^dn v, Oct. 10. No, S. Trot­ ting purse, Sl,<)0O--tor 1:11 class. No. 6, Paclnfr purse, $1,000--for 3.mil' ute cl.iss. Tliere will nl»»ttoa race »n Hits <lay for Gentlcmen'« KoiUlsterd, pursu, SJOu. Fourlh l>av, Tluirs'lay, October 11. Wo. 7. Trolling pursei Sl,(n«>--for IKfC cl«M. No, & Purse, tl.AHG-open to alt trott«rj. There will aim be a hurdle race, on the Inside track, on this day, over four huiUlea, for a purse of $500, Fifth Day, FTVlny. October M No. 9 . Trot ting pur»o, ®l,0(W--lor 2:25f-la&s. No. 10. trac­ ing purse, #1.0(10--tor J;*.' class, Tber» will also i»e a race on this dSy for (jen item en's Double Teams, parse, f'Mi. Sixth Dajr, Saturday, 3ot. 13, No. 1L Ptf-- Ing inir.se, |i Mi)--open to all pneera. No. 11 Trotting pu if for 3:19 clasa. Tfaere will atxo by a SMfeplc-clia«e on this day, over the long opltrse, tor a purse of #600. The magnificent buildings, grounds a&l race track of the Chicago Driving Park, the finest In America, have been put in the very best of order for this meeting, and the usual facilities t<* reach tlie grottitds greatly enhanced by the building of the Chicago, Burling' ton and Quincy Jt. R. to the 2 rack Gate*. Trains on title road will run from tlie Union Depot, corner Caual and Adams streets, every hour. Pare for the round trip, 30 cents. The Madi­ son street cars from the center of the cUy lo the track gates every flv« miu- utes. Headquarters and official pools at, the I'almer House. Races comm^ice l*WWBptly at 2 p. m. Admission, iuclud- iiSitteat In grand stand. #1.00. For fur- information. programmea, etc.. ddress D. L. Hall, Secretary. 116, Mon- >treet.,Chi»^". III» y !^" JiEOK TIJBS. " ^ i- r^neat lioe over, shoaru % Henry cspi be fouud Wolby'*. Uw l»ed ouilt. at the entertaii Hamlltou Khlreij A, ft., Oct. 6tht evening, at for *ale at tlie store of Hyde. To tlie Welled and Lei Go to Mrs. Howl 'Ih*. to t>li»w rutftlt i """"tl# H. Btstmp'n. ' fltf Bartlfnh ftrorhert'C'Igars. are the beat. Velret*< hiaca and COLB^ , . . ,T! II^JR-TTI,- Buy (he !»•«. O. " in . eo|o»*. ilf yoaj fteofyj W ear lit V. lacklc of Howe's all Bli ; Hue of Sliver at ifound lu the c^unf ml II I! n* of itrea> lfaf« to be footid «ra. |i!I lino ' sral si made Interesi alone for that' know any such>| Tlie death o) IMT-: i - i i A move mant l» on foot among our horaeaieti to make a first-class half-mile track on tlie farm of Geo. Ptirdy In the vifoit part of the village. The men who hiiTO gttt hold of the matter mean busi- ueilf jMlll we may assume that the track will atiiom be a flxed fact. If we have one, let It be A^it-class lu every respect. A good track will attract liorscmen from a distuno#.- Ulchmoiid and vicin­ ity furnishes most of the trotting stock of the County aud we don't see why we should have to go of! to Woodstock ur any other place for a decent track for a raOf* - - f ;• T.ast week we gave our readers the report of a meeting held in Richmond on Tuesday evening. Sept. 25th, and re­ sulting In the organization of an as­ sociation to be known as the "Richmond Murk*t Fair." The project Is uot the Impulse of a moment, but has been dis­ cussed for some months among farmers and business men, aud starts out with plenty of Influence and capital to back it. Such fairs have been permanent In­ stitutions In the old countries time out of mind, almost. They furnish a. m«*ans ol exhibiting Anything a man has to sell and to brlug the buyer and seller together, ilie weekly fairs of thli kind lu most of the town of England makes it quite unnecessary for the spec­ ulator to scour the country after str>cL and produce, as lie does here--the fair is the place where the buying a:ul selling are done. There is no good reason why tlie- same convenient methods couid not be adopted here, and while the Richmond enterprise at the present time contemplates only au an­ nual fair, w* may confidently expect that tiuie and success may lead the management to hold several.In a year --as many as the mutual interests of all the people might demand. The association is uot a close corpor­ ation for money trakiug purposes, by any means, but it is open to the world and anybody may take advantage of its benefits free of charge. The people of Richmond and vicinity have put their hands in Mirir pockets aud given between one and two hundred dollars clean money to bnild sheds, yards, etc., and ftit the grounds in order for the purpcscs contemplated. The more one thinks the afialr over, the more It seems possible to make tt a good thing. It must soon pass from the realm of experiment and become a public necessity. Most farmers have surplus stock to Bell, some one kind and some another. A ha* more pigi for breeding purposes than he wants to keep and wants to add to his stock of sheep. B has sheep to sell aud wants to buy pigs. The fair brings A and B together; each is a cus­ tomer for th* other, and each gets the stock lid wants by fcijpple barter of buying and selling lor cash. Il is believed and expected that the. horse department of the fair will grow to .be an important, au* and attract buyers from the cities for city use, aud speculators who ship for profit to the West or East; and to those so inclined, golden opportunities.will be found for boss trade s.n . • Tito fair will bring together the manufacturer and (he farmer for their mutual Interest. It will lie .Just the place to exhibit and sell the thousand and one maclilues, vehicles, implements and devices which are now indispensi- ble to the modem farmer. Competition will make lower prices to the farmer, while the manufacturer gets even by his increased »nl«*s. Tho*e who have blooded stock for sale or exchange will bring it to tlie fair. Horses, cattle, swine, sheep, poul­ try, all will have a place, and it will pay to bring them for exhibition to oue's neighbors And to strangers as an advertisement for future sales. Everybody Is Invited to attend and Itelp make the fair a success. If you have no more than one animal for sale or show, bring it; it will count one toward tlie aggregate success. We hope the press of the Couaty will give u$ a lift by noticing our initiatory eflort aud keep the date thereof before their leaders: Wcduestlay, October wtiCiss^ 'YV^L^ ^in-- I." .,[|r J Cloak?, Doloian'ti an«l tJlltera for Ladles aud Miasrs.at' INsrry Owen's-. MuOWrM^towg, Hamee#,t#«t Sk%] jset !>«.. £tafH**R, 2 !,«« her Wagon*, I two aoatod threw *|iiing Light Wagou, I Top Buggy, 1 Cutter. 1 set Bob Sleigh*. I Kamilng Mill, about 20 tons ol I lay, 43 acres of Corn in Held, raided trom home seed, all good for seed con:, 40 Bushels of Potatoes, 1 Cooking Sro%*e, 1 I'arlur Htove. 1 organ, a quant ity of House hold Furniture, and other articles too numerous to uieu lion. TKKMS OP SAI.E.--All sums of $10 and under, cash. Over i hat sum a credit of one year will be given on approved Notes at 6 percent, interest. Two per cent, ofl for cash. HRNTRT HORNBY. Auctioneer,,^.^ ^AUCTION SJALHL • > '*-• ' •' • ••••••, Tlr¥ Uirdemlgued w ill sell at rulitlc Auction, on the premises, 3 miles south of Mclleiwy, aud 4} miles north of Crvstal Lake, on Friday, October Rt h, 1883, commencing at 10 o'clock, A.M., the following property: 10 Milch Cows, coining In In January, to Heifers coming three years old, pprlogere, 1 two-yenr-*ld Durham Bull, 1 two year- old Sleer. 5 yearling Heifers, 1 Cow 7 years old. coming in stton, 1 span Bay Mare*, 10 and 11 yearn old, with-foal. 1 span Work Horses. 6 and 8 years old. 32 spring Slieats. fi Brood Sows. 7 fat llogs, 50 tons uf Hay in stack, to besnld lu quantities to suit purchasers, and 1 Lumber Wagon. TKKSIS or HA tB.--All sura* of ifi and under, cash; over that ammint a credit nf one year wUl be given on appaovetl Notes at 'ft per cent. Interest. No prop­ erty to be removed until settled for. - ^ JAMKS KKNAKIXT. J. A. 8HBBWOPI>. Auctioneer. Hamilton K. Eldrodgo Post O. A. R lOlfMobron. At Union Hall, 7:30 p. K.. Octobcr 6tli, 1883, will sell by lot one bed quilt, viz.: Each member of the PoKt will piece oil* block of the quilt with Ids own hand aud print his name there­ on. qjtd each comrade's wife or lady friend will also prepare a block in like maimer with name--each and all to prepare their parts without compari­ son. and strictly attending to the mak­ er's taste and design. The quilt is to be quilted by a committee of Hebron ladlee. and by tliein the quilt will be moulded into form. Tliere will also be a basket lunch,each ladv bringing with her a basket with rations for two. Tickets for lunch will be sold at 'wen- ty-live cents each. Tickets for the quilt w|ll bo IWenty-flvo cents. The entertal'f(tnent will be varied by souirs, declamations and instrumental inufiic, witli select reading by Mrs. E. M. H, Coggiu. a Boston reader of marked ex­ cellence and (tower. The Hebron Mil­ itary Band Is always with the soldiers Ail are invited, old and youiig, and a special invitation Is extended to (Him rades of neighboring post*, their wives and daughters. The proceed*, over expenses, will go to the Post Treasury, mainly for the soldier's monument fund. By orde r of M. M. CLOTHIKK, Coal. CBAS, W. CAKTKR. AdJ't. MRS. E. W. HOWE Has jtlst received a full stock of Fall and Winter Millinery. Fancy Goods, etc.. to which site invites the attention of the ladicaof McHcory and surround­ ing country. We have the latest styles tabe found iu the city, and price*, as usual, will be as low as good goods are sold anywhere. Call anil examine my Stocj:, ( lifts. E. W. HOWK. *j->\ REMOVED. ., J. P. Smith. Jeweler, has retooled to his new store, one door east of Mrs Searles Millinery store, where he wil be happy to see all his old customers and as many new ones as may see tit to call. I will give you bargain* in Clocks Watches and Jewelry uever before offered iu tlm county. „ - , J. P. SMITH. Great Sa/ing to Dairymen. Beveuiy-flve dollars saved by giving ooe bottle of DickliiKon's Cow Prescrip­ tion soon after the cow calves, to pre­ vent tnilk fever. Never was a case of milk fever known where this medicine wa* given. It will also prevent garget and all other diseases incident lo tiie cow- For sale by all druggists. Manu­ factured by C. DICKINSON A SON. Barrington, II! New Restaurant at Nuuda. The undersigned having fitted up his building on Main Street. Xuuda, ea peclally for the purpose, lias now opeued one of the finest Restaurants and Ice Cream Parlors to be found in the county. Ice Cream, Lemonade, choice Confectionery, and lit short eve^thing itfuallj* kept io a place of this kind can be found here, and uo pains will be spare3 to please all who may give uie a call. Canned Good* of al l kinds, and nf tlie best brauds to be found ty I heMnurket, always on hand. Call and see me. P. S. A fine Billiard room attarlied. A. soMHUKscttiaa. Nuiulu, ttl., July MHh, 1883. , A full Hoe of the Jusilv celebrated .vu the Clothing i CLOT II IN#. A complete stock ot Meal and 1 Kat hot torn prlci*. I PitairAOWi Igs Drags, Drags, a lot on hai<i _ |l tooth aud must eetl. For sale by »hoi.. ir you want auytliln|^^pte Estev Organ I can sell aud upwards. A. full line of alvfuystolieo /.•** * - r grocentt ant • "\,,v IlKSUTCoLBrt. »,tAWl.US. Is selling Suits at lesa than Chicago prices. A good Cassimere S«H ro» 94.50. Call aud see tlteoi. Call and examine those B!a(% Wal­ nut Extens|«>n Tahlea at 91.00 per foot at J. B. BlakeX 3} per cash. ' Mrs. St'hijHi Drpot has a fMlPstociti Winter liilfinery Goods. Remember that you will no difficulty in gattl| machines jiold by I venting vexatious iuid lays at a critical time oiien tlfua money. DIAMOND DTEBv We have all color# of Diamond Dyes only 10cf| We <leslre to call the all ladles to our dre** goo#"\... We have added a flnoitaeofi CMinellettea. silks% Stfi 1 will be sold on veiy i Hi Rverythin, a* ft* ' Twtoe Bin^i»; warehouse ofit. farmll For first-class Insurance agl and Lightning,- wind storms.^ tornadoe*, etc^ etc., apply to Sbilth, Woodstock. III. TAKE NOTfCE, All persons knowing debted to me are requsfiifll: the old Frett Meat Markot, bridge and settle tha aame at my books must be <|i|iiMl. •;;4toSe Mo' McHeary, S^pt.SStfc, MSS. HOUSE AND LASD FOH The underalgnta oVola tor house and oao acre 0Mi|iid. sit the village of^McHeary, near lie school building Oo is a good bara and o small fruit of all kinds. W| reasonable aud on easy terass. quire on the premises. O. airMlBlutXK McDonrf, III., Aniritfit lst. MM. Wanted--To Keiii t Wanted, to rent a tnnn~or 9t«h»109 to 150 acres. Oh»Ii rent wltt'hO^ill«l. Apply to this office forfhrMia*i lars. ifine SHO^S. itat Hwrtvwl, The ttoest Ladies'aud Children's . Woar In tho county at bottom prices at l*orvy 4| Q>v*u*s. Fine C**»r'8t<K'k of Bcloit Shoes is coni||py|. ' J^or style and cauniM^ beescelled^ Ask to gee them-, ' RCW FAUmUNEim AT MRS. • f- . The latest notions H Millinery JiHt mwived. Tips, and Birds. In all thiy Also a full line of faocjr House andLotl I After for sale trfy situated iu the village of tlie West Sldo. The hooao new, is iu first ehtse re^pi (•'tinted both insiito^aado«>« of the most desirable redden rilhige. Good barn RWloft the premises. Will be ao^)| it applied for at once. f liculurs inquire of F. K. Mclleury. Y- AHMBWUll.1 McHeary, JToee Wth. MK. -'A For Siftie, ' aeooant ot rtilMMa si* sighed offers tlie I sale on the most 1*4 span of matchett Hi broke in every Wagou. 1 Fariu Grain Drill. Will sell cheap M proved note%or villi hogs. etc. 0«ki at « give you a good %a» !>»MO*MtCEUK| Jeha»»mr*>i,IlUA«. eth, STOLEN up by ttMf ptace' of resident wot from Kidusuf to have tH'en >tolcO) the thie%**s. Tne fo prove pwp«i| take them away. tion, CUiti». II. 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