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* t : ,i> , ^ p • ( , < ^ * •* * . * /& i* . ̂ ̂ r . < • : ; -a -•• ;, ;-v , • ; y <*-» • •*,* *-,'»iy>». - -;• - f"Si ,. -l?X*r -v*- »v^pr * ~» *t.fjny , _t ( >*»yy f.#*'- Vf vr- - ~=' ">W» r r-* -*V *>;. ,. - WEDNESDAY, APR. 30, 1S84. %I«VAN8LYKE, Editor. Republican State Ticket. |r-' ̂ < ' 1 fbr Utmrrnor, . • ' r *" ' MICJTARD J. OULB8BY. , of Logan Ocntnty. • - A, s l ; -Jrer O'ouernor, ff * VOHNC.SMfrtr, I":., < r>/ CooA- rb««l/y. 4t5'- ' '1 Serretury of State, MB&RY IK DEMKXl, ** '•) <?f Z-ee County, ClT , • •' • ' , ^ I J^OJ- Auditor, &KAKI.E3 P. SWIGSRT, f , <jf Kankakee Com%. /*or Ti~e<urtirert,. • • "V JACOIt GROSS, ^ - I A . Q£ G»* C\>Mn*y, Jfcr Attorney Genera4 " VKORGKHUJfT,, of Edgar Omngfc ""•••• Congressional Tickit .• ^,' •' * -••> - " , ' .Fbr Member of ( migress, • . "•• • REIJiEX ELL WOOD, K' ", , o/ DeKalb County. ~ . Mr Jfember &ct/e ltoxrd of EqxwUuOtipn, H. & WILLIAMS, V1 McHenri/ County. - 10" A destructive Cyclone ph»*«d through near Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday Afternoon last, leaving death and dis- triiction In It* path. Two or three town* were almost totally destroyed *nd a large number of lives were lost. l®r1Th#n ono eecs a xelf-avoried "reformer" holding up Ben Butler. Who has tho worst *ort of a record a.« a machine politician nud boss, as the standard hearer of a pure and spotless Hew party, of whatever name, he will And. it ht takes the trouble to look the ^fcatter up. that such "reformer" wa* a (tiachino politician so long as the uia- •liine ground his Lit tin erist. We have In our mind's eye one or two "reform- #r»" who land old Ben in and out of a»as*n. •9*TJ. M. Lynn, editor of the Green- hack Herald. ShelbyTille. this State, bat been sailing Into the Democratic Officials of his town lately. Last night pi band of ruffians attacked his resi­ lience, doing all possiblo damage to the : #i«dows and doors by hurling stones. Thi*sortef thing is the thin edge of the wedge which, if persisted in, will iesult in the introduction of th« shot- l|un policy north of Mason and Dixon's Mne. It must be stopped, promptly Ijlnd efBcacioiisly. *&• S^^The committee for arranging #be preliminaries of the Republican -STationol Convention havo adopted Ji^lan* to Increase the seating capacity : In the hall to accommodate between 4.000 and 8,000 exclusive of the plat- •^j»rm for delegates, which will seat 1.- iOQ. Provision lias been made for t)»e |fally press of the country and * reperterial force of the about 600 •an be accommodated. It hat- been i|ound impossible to make provision the weekly press of the country. 19* The re is one tiling that the great %ody of delegates Lo the Republican Rational Convention should insist on, -| | |Bd that is that the jealousies between t l ie intimate friends of the great load- #rssball not be allowed to kill off the leader* themselves one by one until *ome second or third rate man has f* be substituted for the sake of har- «»*ny. This is a year when we cannot MRord the luxury of being led by one #f our giants and we ought not to be Cheated out of it for purely personal i^asen* .--Rock Co. Recorder. . - - •©" Thursday's Chicago Journal**?*, • The New York State delegation to Hie Republican National Convention, the appointment of which was com­ pleted yesterday, will be divided be- tween Arthur, Blaine and Edmunds. That of Virginia Is instructed to vote , «• a unit, aud it is understood to be for Arthur. That of Ohio is divided be­ tween Jehn Sherman and Blaine, That §1 Connecticut is for General Joseph R. Bawley. As the Presidential situation develops, the indications increase that •oue #f those who are now-the most conspicuous as Republican chndidates ~ ^rlll be nominated. Tlie story as told by Michael Mc« guire. one of the jurors whose verdict of manslaughter against Berner pre­ cipitated the Cincinnati riot is not at all impiobable. There has been noth­ ing in tlie records of the administra­ tion of justice in that city for a long time, which can be cited te challenge the probability «F McGuit^'s story of the "deliberations'" of the Berner jnry. Hi) says that between the ballots games of cards were played for money, and intimates that those wlie won were not afterward as strenuous for Berner's conviction. ^.After retiring to the jury room, the foreman, A. F. SIIPW, sug­ gested that they take a ballot at once, and urged him (McGuire) to rote "not guilty." Shaw and one other juror wrote the ballots nhd handed one te him. It read "not guilty." lie threw it into the hat and then took it out and voted for murder in the first degree. The foreman, after one of the ballots, announced that it was unanimous for manslaughter. MvGuire declared that epuhl not be possible, for lie had voted for murder in the first degree, and he thought Juror Merrill had voted for murder in the second degree. McGuire smysShaw was a good talker and finally influenced Merrill to vote manslaughter. At the last lie (McGuife) was forced to also vote for manslaughter. As soon as this vote was taken tliey were rushed to the court room and the verdict read. He thought of making an explanation to the judge,*, but was lief erred from doing so by Shaw, who told hi in the judge wanted them to give a verdict of inan?laugli'ter. and was pleased with it. I'liis story McGuire is said to have re­ peated he I ore the grand jnry'with fuller and more damaging details. As there was nothing in the previous course of "justice*' in that city to render such proceedings impiobable, so there was netliing in what followed which was not a legitimate outcome of such a travesty on jury deliberations. If the Beincr jury had been composed of men of intelligence, men of character, there would have been no such secrets of the jury tooin to disclose ; t iier#wonld havfc been no riot, no occasion for careless shooting by militia and no'death* of innocent people. Jt is time to rerise laws every where which make ignorance a prime qualification for jury duty, GREENWOOD^ ^EDITOR PLAIXUKAMSR;--Wiere has our much talked of sidewalk gone® E. F. Hewes and C, A. Stono. of Heb­ ron, called mi Greenwoodites last week. •T. H, Garrison, wishing to clear out his nursery, is selling trees.very cheap. Providing the machine does not break, and the pictures are satisfactory "can we have ene?" A. Pease, of Woodstock, spent last Sabbath with the family of J. II. Garri­ son. The question with the beys Is, "Who in the lettery drawing will get the pony.?" f G. II. Garrison has gone to Minnesota, where he ha* » brother lying datiger- •iwly sick. At the meeting of the M. C. T. A., April lUtli. at Mellenry, the committeo decided the next meeting should be held May 17th, 18S4-. Place of meeting, Greenwood. Mrs. Britton came up from Elgin on Saturday evening, spent the Sabbath with her sister. Mis. J. H. Garrison,a|id returned home Monday morning. * The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs. O. Garrison's, en Wednesday, May 7th. The Soap street road petition, pray­ ing for a way to get out, was ignored by a majority of.the commissioners; thev decided that the people of said street did not need to travel. Surely we are sorely afflicted. Now that tiie Cemetery Society is fuHy organized,*can we not induce the "horse thief" society, or what was, to vote their inonev into our trensnrv? The following are the names of Ovorseers of Highways appointed by the Commissioners for the town ef Greenwood: X. Stevens, W. D. Stew­ art, A. Dike, J. Raycraft. W„ A. Baker, C. Merchant, T, Charles, G. Sondricker. S. B. Reed, E. Pflfer, B. J. Wrjght, J. Miles, G. Abbott,T. Coflee.S. D. Brott- P. W. Clark. J. Pierce, W. Her.lk,;ofz. P. Mentzer. G. E. Adams, W. Carr, X Kief, A. C. Thompson. tVA political prophet--and tlie Country is overflowing with them just |^ow--arises from New York to remaik: -To nominate any New Yorker would weaken the party in New York. We *ave a larger vote to Abraham Lincoln than we could have given to W. II. Stewart; we gave a larger vote to. Grant than we could have given to Conkiiug, We would now give a lnrger vote fer Geo. P. Edmunds or John A. JiOgan than we could to Chester A. Artiiur. We want the best man in the Republican party nominated, hut we want him to live out or New York. We are so rent and torn by factions, so full of bitterness and Internal strife that no New \ork»r could be so accept­ able as ene whe was far removed from •ur contests;* J9*Washington dispatch states that Senntor Piatt, from the Coiiimit tee on Territories, has favorably reported a l.ill providing fur the .formation and iidmisslon or the State of Taconia. The proposed new State'include* vitli- in its boundaries portions of' Washing- ton and Idai.o Territerie*. and in the report of the committee is sal.f. t» have ^ u population equal to the number re- ijuired to entitle in to representation In Congress. It u likely that the bjll will pass the Senate, but not at all probable that it will get" through tlie ^ v House, as tlie hard-hor«e seime poopfe of the northwest are generally Repub­ licans, e.nj to admit a new state in Umt ' section would be to increase ltepubli- Jgcan representation In Congress, in these days of reform ( ?) anything that keep the hordes of hui g-v Democrats tio n th« public crili is ^ '*V i t W e a w U 1*a l u r i« M y.'" "• ' / • : ' • . • ' WtMHINOTON I.RTTNK. Prom out-regular correspondent. * • Wastiington, IXC.AprtVM, The first skrimlsh In the tariff battle in the House scored a victor^ for th<? Morrison forces, though the motion to consider the bill only passed by a majority of two votes. But Jn poll- tics it Is eminently trtie that nothing succeed* like success, and it la argued that while a bare majority of two means nothing In itself in the House, tho moral effect of this vote en the tariff will be considerable. If Mr. Randal) had wen the fight by even a small margin, lie would have showed hi* power so plainly a9 to leave no doubt of his leadership. That he failed, although by a very little, it Is believed by some will hurt his pre*. tige. The first fruits of the vote\to take up the Morrison tariff bill appear-^ ed in the shape of a list of ninety-two members who have notified Chairman Cox that thev wish to deliver speechs on the subject. This will open the* flood gates from the Capitol to the Government printing efHce, and the employes of the latter establishment will enjoy a prosperous spring. Th® Congressional Record will swell 'out of all projKirtiou, and tons of talk will be printed mid dumped on tho country at large. Then, after ,ill the bill may possibly be amputated at the neck by the passage of a motion to .strike out the enacting clause ; or be adopted ln a more or less altered shape and then hung up to die of neglect in the Senate. But certainly no person at this stage can definitely forecast tlie fate of tariff legislation for the session. •Tlie Senate was active the past week. Commencing with the Naval appro- /n • A \T < ni n prlation bill, which it increased $6.f>23.- CllIC3|0 U NOrtuVBStfiFIl R]f CO. J. DACY. The "ItosS" Machine Maw, is StlLL ON DECK, WITH TIIR, FINEST ASSORTMENT OF Farm Machinery, And carriages ever seen in Me­ llenry comity. His stock con­ sists In part of: All tho leading rWinjf ami wnlklnjc plows. Klvrht stylos harrows, 40 i,o»6 teeth, Uiiplex, slanting, reversible ami viliralinfc Keystone i:t ami lis inch dine ixilverizer. ^Clmllenge, Keystene ana Ayery corn plant- Harwerth & Avery chock rowers. Kiehl rollers. Stalk cutters. Tijfer. Same*, Case, Thompson, Standard ami Jcflersnn sulky cultivators. Milk wagons, I .umber wagons. Wide lira truck wagons. Wide tire truck wheels. Car. nages, all styles. Rond carts. Heavy and light single and double harness. One car each ot Glidden and Sterling barn wire. One car binding twine ̂ Ipeerltig »nd other binders. 4 : ; Farm bells, four sicos. . ' Swill carts. ' - ' ' Five styles hay carriers, which weare pre­ pared to pjit up lor those who give early or- ders. (Jrinding and pmnpinir wind mills. Iron mid wood pumps fer wdlls ot any depth. Drive wells u specialty. Diering I wine hinders. lfeeriiigsft mowers. Standard and crown mowers. Johnston reapers and mowers. Keystone hay loaders. HoJlinjfswortli , t icnr, Fnrst -ft I tradtev, reln- deer and advance hajr rifcos,. . „ 4 lt»>ad scrapers. ® , / ' ' ' I 'otato plMli ters and ' ; Corn uhellers.) , Garden pumps. Platform and stock scales. Hay tedders. • " » , - . • I tuckeye feed grinders. 0;i»o A Nichols and Shepherd (team and horse power thresliors. " Wire y 1 etc,hers, four kinds. Five tflath cultivators. Riiigio an'l double shovel plowi a&d 1,000 otherarticles. ^ T. J. DACY, Woodstook, It!. 680. measures wero pa«sged in quick order.lt would seem that the Senate has of late years become the business member of the federal legislature, and that tlie House, as tlie law-making machine, has completely broken down. Tiis Senate in tlie course of a session usually manages to turn oft a fair amount of work, iu spite of its beset­ ting *iu of verbosity, buf tlie House •eems less conscieutiocs. Among tlie many subjects now In the toils of our tireless investigators, none at Mart more attention V now that the Keifer-Bovnton improglio is over and the Star, lion te secret* are waning, than the second investigation of the Jeannette scandali. Just exactly what Congress expect* to gain by this dreary recital of arctic woes ,i.t is difficult to see. The survivors of the exped­ ition and the widow of the gallant Commander are brought together daily, and witnesses are raked over by the fine-tor>th comb of, cross-examin­ ation bv two expert lawyers,to show up what temporary bickerings, little in- stiiictive jealousies, awearing or harsh words now and then camc to pass. No one' supposed that, the .leannette heroes were a party of flawless saints and it is poor justice to draw their foibles out of tlie tomb. Special Corporation Election A Special Klection for Hie villisre of 'Me. Iium-v will liu held nt llie Council Uoonis, in the village of Mc Henry, on Satuidaj, May 10th. 1884. At which time will be elected one Trustee te fill vacancy. The polls of said election will on?n at l oYUrk p. in. and kept, open until 0 o'clock in the evening of thai dar. 'J. VAX SLY KB, Olerk. Mellenry, A.pril 30th, MS4. Dissolution ot Partnership. The Partnership heretofore existing be­ tween F. l i . Mayes and K. H.^artioll , under the li 1111 name of Mayes & IJartlett , is ll i is day dissolved by mutual consent. * All notes and accennts dne the late llrin are due and pa vable 10 F, G. Ma< ea, wlio also assumes all tho liabilities of the'Into Urn. F .G. MAVKS. K. H. ItAKTLKTT. Dated at Mc.Henry, III. , ihis 'J5th day of April, A. I). ISSt, Having l»'it ight the interest of E. H. Rartlett in the lata firm of Mayes ft Bavilett , I will continue the business at the eld stand, ami take this opportunity to thank our many cus­ todiers for th*ir jrenerous patronage nml earnvstly solicit a contin luince of tlie samo. / F. G. MAYES. McBenry, 111., April 28r.h/18!}|. 3w Importani to Ruptured Persons The Excelsior Itnpturo Cure M'f ' tf Co., of 0|eden*i>m jj, N. Y.. {ruaruiUea to cure any case of reducible Hernia with their lleniedics. Tin-: I trrri KK I ' I .ASTKK AND IIKAI.INUODM l"oi;>iO. This treatment is . indorsed by our Itest _ l loctors ' , Dru^^isls, and the j?e , , pral public. Send (icts fur free lx>ok on ltuptare or ask your druggist for tlie ItoiHeiiy. i WAUCONDA E01TOK PLAIN UKAI.KU.:--Charles Mc­ Guire, an elderly man living hear Lakf Zurich, was kicked by a horse last week and sustained injuries causing liis death. Tlie funeral servicesof Mrs. Alleusby, an old resident of Lake County., were conducted at the Volo church on Mon- ^lay, April '21st, James Wood, ot (Jale- donia. a leading .member of the Christa- delphians, delivering the seruiyu, Dan <?oggin is here on a visit. 1 lie last find probably tlie biggest dance of the season, by the La.ke.hide Club, will be given Friday evening May 2d. 1 lie celebrated Lecone llios., of Chicago furnish the music. Patrick Siavin sustained a heavy loss Saturday-afternoon. Hi* house caught Are from the chimney, while the lucu were all absent. Mrs. olavin aud her daughter discovered it, but too late to extinguish it. or to save auvthit.g lie youd a hewing machine, a bureau and a very few articles of itii-nituie. A large (pinulity of potatoes In the cellar arc alM> ilestroy«*.|. His friends prouiplly started a paper, and are subscri hiny; genorously to help replace the work of the Are. They call Ned Ihiers "Paw now. They do say Xed shows moie skill, just now. however, in handling his goods, than in holding his little girl. John Grey Is better and resumed his trips to Barringtou 011 Monday morning Willi a new (appearing) stage. In fact", excepting old running gear, it is all new--new body; spiiugx, top and paint. It looks gay. Dick Miil*r goes to work in the Grant Cheese factory, . l>r. Tlx,iiip*ou leaves for Milburn this week. lie plans to return again about the middle of June. M'^s Jennie Barker will teach ln tbc Oh nch district thb feiitnmcr. PATEINm f l e" r ' m o f le l o r sketch of your in- i l l 1 Ulllul 1) vention, when I will make care­ ful preliminary examination, and report as to jiatentaliil i ty, with advice, eirenliirs, etc., free uf Charge. All business before the U. S. Patent Oflire attended to for MoUerMf fr 'eex. Information and references sent on applica­ tion, JS'o Ch'iri/i: itnlesx I'ufrnt is secured. J. E LITTELL, Washington, D. C. Directly opposite U. S. Patent Ollico. B3. J0S1N BULL'S ALREUT KEEP. Pres. M. I.. SVKE3, Vice Pres. OFFICE wo. S3 WAUIT., NEW TORK. ^ . April 15th, 1884. \ VNITAL MEEtlS'Ii . The.nn nunl nice tin fr ^ V of the Strx khold-rs ami j;< ndiioiders of the Chic. ' iffo uixi N'ortliwestern Itailwav Com­ pany, will be he!i | at the CompanvVo'fliro in Chicago, 111., on Thursday, June 5th, 1*81, at 1 L'. M . , for the election of directors pursuant to law, and for the transaction of such other business ' is shall come .he fore said nieetinjr, and to rake sietio'n upon an agreement ap­ proved by the directors nnd ofllccrs of the company for riie acquisition and ownership of the leased lines in Town, to wit: the Chi­ cago, Iowa and Nebraska linilrond, the Cedar IJ.npi lsand Mis»ouri Kiver Itailrnntl, and the Maple Hivtr Kailr-nd. together wilh their tributary connections in Iowa nnd Nebnska, viz.: the Sioux City and I 'acillc, Itnilroad, the Fremont, Klkhorn and Missouri valley Kail- road and I he Missouri Va I lev ami niair ItHil- way and Bridge Company at the ciosstng of the Missouri Kiver. SPECIAL MEETING.--A special meeting of the Stockholders of the Chicngo nnd North­ western Railway Company lias been owlered by the Board of Directors pursunnt to the Bv- l.aws, and will be held at the Company's of. lice in the city of Chicago, at 11 o'clock, A. M„ on Thursday, June 2<5tli , 1881, to authorise an increase of the common capital stock of the company, to be issued and used in exchange and payment for the capital slocks of the Chi­ cago, Iowa and Nebraska ttailroud, the Cedar Rapid* and Missouri Kiver itnilroad, and the Maple Kiver Itnilroad, making the amount to winch it is proposed to increase the capitnl slock if 11.757,500 in uddition to the present capital stock. > Ai.nERT KBRP, President. M. h. SVKK8, Secretary. STATE OF ILLINOIS, ) ~ "" ^ Mellenry County, i CIRCUIT COURT Of MrFlenrv Cnuntv, May term. A. D., ISSI. William \V. (Jrillln, vs. Josiah Slilxvelt ot al. Affidavit oJ" tljcj non.residence of .Insiah Stdwell. Charily j<til%vell, Henjaniln CJ. Town- send, Jnne Townsend, .lain -s Smith, Sarah Snutti , .John 11. Smith, Clarind i Smith, Lncins It. Church, Clam •' 'btirc/i nnd Andrew J. Adams, M. |„ Joulvn nivl \ : . l«tt It ' ibiusoii ti l® unknown heirs.at.law i f vvillRim II. Williams, deceased, the above mimed •letrixlants, and iliat dili '-rent i i i ' iniry ha* been mideas to their residence, and that tlie sitne t-nniiot. l» found, and is unknown to th« said complainant, (except as to Raid M. "1. .Josl\n, who lesides at Washington, l». C.. and Abbott Robinson, who reside* al I 'ollett , Vermont) having l.een liicd in the office of the Clerk ol the Ciicuit .Court of Mellenry Cotiniv, notice is herebv vrtven to the said Josi.ih stllwell, Ciiarit v ' Stilxvell. Benjamin U. Tewnsend, Jane "Townsend, James Smith, snnth Smith. John l>. Smith, (Marinda Smith, Lucius B. Church, Clara Church and Andrew J. Adams, M. iJKloslyfl, Anbott Robinson, and the unknown neirs-at- law of Wiilinni H. Williams deceased, that the cnmplainant heretofore tiled his bill of com­ plaint in said Court en the Chancery side thereof,and that a summons theroupon issued out of said Court against said defendants, re­ turnable on the 4th Monday of Mav, A. D., MSI, as is by Uw re<|iiirad. No'w unions vou, the said Josiah Ktilwell, Charity Stilwell, Ben­ jamin G. Townsend, Jaise Townsend, James Smith, Sarah Smith, John D. Smith, Clarinda Smith, Lucius 11. Church, Clara Church, An­ drew J. Adams, M. L. Joslvn, Abbott Robinson ami the unknown heirs.at.law of William !l. Williams, deceased, shall ]iersonnliv be and appear before the said Circuit Court of Mc.­ Henry County, on the llr-«t dsiv of n term thereof, to be <holdon at Woodstock in Kaid coulily on the 4th Monday of May. A. l>.. HS1, and pl 'ead answer or demur to f-uid complain­ ant 's nill of complai n, the sume an I tne inat. ters and tilings therein charged ami staled will lie taken as confessed and a decree en- te 'ed acainst yon ancor ling to tho praver of said hill . K. E. UICIIAP.DS , Clerk. A. B. COON, Jr , (jomui'ts sol 'r Dated, April 15lh, A. I). liMli. . ^ • Hats «& Caf*i BOOTS & SHOES, Gents' Furiiisliing Goods, etc. 5. - a. <>t ** : 'Jiasr • . m; '< ' - i" • i f * r . tM, • I WAUCONDA , p ILL. I hare just returned fremniie clty *tth • large sR>ek ot Sjrrini Which 1 will sell at astonishingly low pritiei. 1 will make it an object lor you to call and :,see me. Am also agent for the Now Home sewing iu*eUui« audi Uie Juiius Bjiuet Organ. MiSllnery! Millinery! MffS, H. MAI MAN Hasalso received a f plendirt stock of ' Spring- Milllaerji, Of the latest and most approved stylea te be found in tho city. The ladies are invited to call and see. Waneonda, April 21st, 1S81. FOS THE CURE OF FE¥E!i and AGUE Or CHILLS and FEVER, * AND ALL MALARIAL DISEASES. The proprietor of this celebrated medi* cine justly olaims for it a superiority oyer all remedies ever offered to the public for the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and FE&- JCANEJJT cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long stand* ing. He refer3 to the entire Western and Southern country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if the direc­ tions are strictly followed and carried ont. In a great many cases a single dose has been sufficient for a cure, and whole fami­ lies have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every ease more certain to cure, if its use is continued in smaller doees for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in dimcult and long-standing cases. Usu­ ally this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order. Should the patient, however, require a cathartio medicine, after having taken three or four dose3 of the Tonic, a single dose of BULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be suf­ ficient. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA is the old and reliable remedy for impurities of the blood and Scrofulous affections--the King of BAood Purifiers. DE. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE WOUH I DESTitOYER is prepared in the form of candy drops, attractive to the eight «aai pleasant to the taste. DR. JOHN BULL'M SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, 7 . BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,* Th* Popular Remedies of the Cay. JPfiaclfalOffice, Vil SlaluSt.,I.Ol ISVlLLE,Kt SfATK OF ILLINOIS I Mctlenrv Connty. f CI l td? IT Col! 1ST ol Mellenry ennnly, Mav term. A.'l) . , Ii«l, John I 'fkrmensiill vs. Krancis Hale, .Ymible Marian, l luuuili M. Nichols, Win. \V. Nichols. J . Ilow Bullock, John M. llnllock nnd Chester L». rarker. AfUdavit that the residence of the aliovc named defendants IN unknown, and that diMi Kent inquiry has been made as to Iheir res. hlenceand thai, the same ennnot be fo.:nd, and is unknown to the n-iid coniplainnnt. hav ins liecn tiled in the olllce of the Olerk of the Circuit Court of Mellenry roiintv, notice* is hereby iriven to the said defendant!) that the complainant heretofore Hied Ins Hill of Pom plaint in sni«i Court on the Chancery side thereof, ami I hala summons t&crcu i»on issued nut of said C'om t njriiinsl wild defendants, re. tnrnaldeon the fourth Monday of May. I>., 1HS|, as is by law required. Now tin less yon", l l ie said defendant*.- shalI personally In; and appear before the said Circuit Court of Mc. Henry county on the llrnt day of a term Iheie- of, to be hoblen at Woodstock in *iiid «'ounly 011 the fourth Monday of May, A. !»., IHS|, and plead answer or demur to mid complainant 's lii l l of Complaint, the. sumo and the mutters nnd things tbi-icin tfliai^cd and stated will be taken as confessed and a decree entered nsrninst you accordlcg to the prayer of wild bill . K. K. Itiriuitus, Clerk. C. If. DOKXII.LV , C'onipl ' ts Soi 'r . Dateil , April A. p., 18-y. HmpE giving "ictiiB® IS P^INE S NO EQ1^1 , NEWH^ffiUcKG f 30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK. MASS. FOR SALE BY Col. Rob't C. Ingorsoll. > M .I 't.Tiil «lne is alwi'.ys on his Desk. It IIM[ 'great Conci-ntratc<l fStrenpth ftiul very Itemftrlt-J Cubic Qualities. Everv Oflice. Household nd* 4 WorksUup will find It Invaluable. -- /Vf titc rc'y.it | 6^.r?,0C0,C00 Bo£t?©s*^ [ TJa.3::I?ss . f1;!!!"] t! :o !S n .. T- f V.S t w t-- w i wt.w. ' ti $ p Mi • , f ^A\ . r rii) M'erids ilvpfylUitiit 0t t STATK OK IU.INOIS, I. Mellenry County. . f ' CMKCCIT COCB'T, of M' l lenrv Countv. J May T«rni, A, I). H^l. Ivl\v iH ley and Kate (.vralcy vs. VVilluuu A. MiOni- nell, John W. Havthorn. Treasuier . ,f n l ( . TrnHees of Schools for Township 4<i, l tau/e a, hast, etc.j , und the unknown heir# at luwot Barilla llickox, deceased. Allidav Alh davit that Hai sllla ll ickox, deceased was interested in the subject matter of the above en tit led cause, and thai his heir* lire diligent. iu«|ulrv can not the CIIIII plauianis, bav iuir unknown and lie ascertained liv t l ie c.ompL been liled in the office of tin; (, ' lerk of the Circuit Court of Mellenry County, notice is hereby jriven to the.said unknown lieirat law of Itarsilla l |n ko\, deceased, that the Com 1> ainants heretofore llled this Kill ol Com pla in t in sa id Cour t on the Chancei y »:<ie theieof, NN( | N , ; ( t i t HIIIUIUOUS l l iereiipnu issued on I of said Court ajfainst said Ilcf< u>|. ants retiirn.-i bli; on the Fourth Monday of May A. I». m j, i ,y law rei |uireit . Now. unless yo'u the utnl rnknown heirs at law ot Hai'Hilln l l ickox, deceas#d, shall nor- sonully be and appcur beiore the wild Circuit Couri of Mcllcni 'v (;onntv, on the llrst ilay of a terui thereof, t<i be hoj.len al Woodstock, In said County on the Konith Momiay <d' Mav. A. I>, ISMt, and pi 'ad, answer or deihur to »aii | Coiupbiiniint 's JJill of Complaint, the snme and the inauerf and tilings therein rhai-Ked and stated u ii | | ,e taken as confessed nnd a decree entered against you according to the prayer ol snid hill , ' liated A.irll 15th, A. D. 1884. O. H. I, Wheat Wanted. WANTKU. at the Fox Kiver VaUt-y Mill, good Milling Wlieat, for whU-ii the liiglie&t price in cash will lie paid. »i •• K- BisHor.i . Mellenry, 1U„ Apwi Uth. fiMi. | Uo.vnl I.H t s»olnl its H • • i! - Hard ss XdH ioniil < <»"S '•irniil,«•! :.-S:r »rifr 'It. Tifln-hi-51 »>,') »•: -:iasilc <ilu- 0:1 i:,it>, I |>., / - n i Inn- I! *»«> llmi. No I'reonriitlou I - I'.ouly 4lwur« 1,1'at.hi-r, I 'nlrhm t,n HIIOPS, l)ul(t,«if, ' ' i-T-kcry, li.lliard Cut Tlji* nti'I ( l<»! h. <ltn* i s. sume, .liiti.l rv, h'i"U liacks.nnd Kvervth nsr Kl-.c v^iili l,v-rifvttloK lH*ep»rnltl«>Teiiacilv ! • ao«-. Itottlr lldieli aud Tin Covert. Mailed [sisl (IHIiI. Mr, ^«.|<i ny «r« -»r*, UtiiUoiicrs, llrnh ware. \ '>irii 'tv :m;l HcM. r.i! f*' ire*. W||., |i.e,iM *ETrHV<diri ,» In evefy ' ' | ty y ; t n i l ( ' ( M i n i , i - . v « l : y w i i r I n » l c r f o r a tfrmt M»ni|>li' < ial «.r •• tin- ni tflim "" t S- 'reo Vial* to I' . i i ; . l l >• . Ii tx rii ; t n i l ( ' ( M i n i , . - . v « l : y w i i r h i » l c r f o r a tfrmt • M.tniplc Vial «.r •• tlo- ni »j|»m " f \'. 'c hi.i,it i 'l 'CC Vial* to I'.i i;.ll )• . Iitx rii 'y, ^ .Maii,.. | ,;„!v i "vTl i ~m"h i I"i i"l i i« \ 11 r M, I J • U.O'tifiEAR A & gQ.wlhI^.iMi I W 10 « V «* V%V W WlD WE SELL THE Celebrated Golden Star OIL STOVES and BARGES. an.l safest maiiiifnrt tired, sold 28. last year, which speak for themselves. JOHN I. STORY. Mclleurjr, April 1st, lg84. • ' i * *." " - (, ' * >'«}*. 4*-.« ' f 7 „ . i Equivalent, will buy this week each of the lot*! mentioned below: * -r *«*•<> '• ' ' ' 1C Cans (!oia 10 •* Peaches ^, •IS. - * ' Oherries :;/ ;"'^' ; i ;^ ; i"®"^sN 12 " Gooseberries f ^ 14 lbs (Jhoice Prunes :.1| " Choice Peached 12Q Boxes Matches* 1$ ** Salerutus 20 " Codfish f i 12 " Whiteflsk * ; 6;., " Tea 16 Sugar' ""' v. 2C liars 8oap 20 yds Sheetingp*V 20' » Prints •' iO " Shirting 7 - - < 4 doz Lemons 4 " Oranges >#!all in at oi flTZSIMMONS 4. KVANSONi At the West End. & General Merchants. HEADQUARTERS FOR Clothing Carpets, Wall Paper, Dress Goods, Domestics, 7 Boots Sc Shoes^ <fe Caps, Trunks and Valises, Paints and Oils, Mixed Paints, Groceries, etc. PERRY A. OWEN. A New Clean Stock siP • S P R I N G JUST OPENED BY PRICE BROTHERS, AT WAUCONDA, ILL* We have one of tho largest stocks ever brought t'o this market. ftooih wero bought for cash, which enables us to sell at verv How Do not tako our word for it, but come and look t lmMijLfh our H'tocK and satisfy yourselves that we mean what we say. Our stock coiihists of Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Hats aud Caps, Crockory and Glassware, Paint s and Oils, Varnish, Brushes, Wall I'lijim* and Window Shades, together with the most complete stock ot Ever brought here. Our line of ladies' and gents' hand sewed Shoes is the best pver offered for sale in Wauconda. All kjnds of Country Produce bought for cash or taken in exchange for goods. IBLEY ALL PLANTS. 'Koi: AIJ. CIJMATES, | FOR ALL SOILS,' All tested for vitality, and in Girdensfor purity and value. LOW PRICES, S tilor ' i Prl(l« of the Worth Oorn, ri|>cncd in cxtrnne North in '81 and '83. Siblvy'a Imperial Barter yi<-ltlnl a' r11-»• f 23<5 ba»h. per acre. Dakota Rol Potato, best of 125 varieties; nor r*oor. ln.ir.HT* rnuif yield 725 buah. per acrn. Rochaater Tomato, larce«t smooth,"and earlicit large »ort ; Oirrlrt*; lie*! {• ir marliel. *" * B-"" inarki' ~ Si vuhiablf: vurtr\ii-H. Mail rlr»«; lie*| {..r utarUci. Firat «nd Beat Pea, earliest, molt productive: inatur«! uniformly; best for rkrt. giblof'a T»»tcl Oabbaire S«od at'-un'-xrellcrl. $1 000 IN PREMITTMS AT ALL FAIHS, Si .'41, K'.I ' ( A ' l Al.oiil ' l , AN'1> I'KICK 1.1ST of vegetable, flower and field weds of all tested ....Habit: Twririii 'K. Mail orders promptly filled, making a seed store at home. LOWEST PBIOBS. HIRAM S IBLEY & CO. , Rochester ,N , Y . , Ch icago , I I I , i [STOPPED FREE • • Marvcieui • • : Intano Hersnnt Koston-d • B MBDr.KLINE'S GREAT B B NERVE RESTORER a/1 HBAIN k NfRVK UlSl'A' Ks oh/ji ,„rt •ft /<"• Arrvt r in., />>' Py, tic. tLI.IULfl if taken h% direrird. At Cits after day't ute. Trcatlte 5® trial hAttle irec to «ii 'enU. tbey paying •vpretsrharffcion t>o* whe# red. Srn«t nawirs, P. i t- aw*l expre** arfdresk of I * " -- i Inffllctvd to n«.KI.INU«n Arrh 9«.,Pt<ll«delphU.Pa. . BiitVARU W UUTATi: - fKAUuX Businei»I Business I WAWTKI». --Kvorr person hiving A hiisineR* ol iiiiy ile^t-riplion lor sale; or wantinjf a part- net - l i i nnv i-uterpriae; «r liavinjr n osey to inve«t in business of uny kintl; or a farm for sale or trade, or desiring to purchase a farm; or 'having money to loan,or wanting to borrow money (on approved securitr); or who hat anything for sale, or Uesireb to purchase anv« tttiBS, toa4 'iro6s o. O. ST. CLAIR, . CusinoM Broktv, ?mmjdcia, m