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m ivv.:?* * • JUSTE 16. 1886, ad Time Table. ., Oo tid after Maertay, June tt.iTraiaawitl paaa McHenry Mtation *a below: 001*0 SOUTH. : ,Geneva Lake Passenger 7:88 a. • Uke Kxprtu .8:» " ^Q«mt» Lake Freight 18:4S r. M |p«Mn L>k< Puumer ........ ..S:i6 •• on*® voitm. G«AET« Uke Freight 8 -11 A. M I9ea«v» Lake Passenger ..I0:n0 •* vgjeaeva Lake Express .4:48*. m Beaava Lake Passenger 6:07 " B. Buss, Agent. McHenrv, Ill "Picnic to Fox Lake. The Ladles of the Universalis So­ ciety will, bold a Picnic at Fox Lake on ^Thursday, Jane 24th. The Steamer f " " v •'Mary Grlswold" will leave i her dock, v In this village, at 10 o'clock, sharp, and hoped that all will turn out and f} - enjoy a day on the Laker. The Ladles fwlll be aronnd with tickets for the > Tound trip, fie prepared to fake one . or more. "X • \ Fare, round trip, BO cents. Remember the day and date, ^Thursday, June 24th, at 10 o'chwk A, m. eharp. * IS: mi r m . 'S- LOOK oat for the Board or Health. • -.flRead their notice In another colnmn. READ the new advertiemont of •sj-jjgPerry A Owen, In another column. V '* CBILDRENS DAY. at the M, E. Church Jon Sunday last was largely attended Bad highly interesting *o all. V ONE of our exchanges. In describing Heaven, says: "It is a world of bliss, fenced in with pretty girls," LOCKE, the Baker, has a new adver tlsement this week. Don't f*il to look It oyer, WE understand that a limited amount of Clover Blassoms will be re­ ceived at the Dryer, In this village, on Friday. , Do not fall to read the new adver* fe-tlsement ofFitzsimmons A Evanson, ' • to be fouod la another column. It will WE are under obligations to Will H, .Mead for i eopv or the Hoxle Demo­ crat. published at Hoxie, Sheridan Co. Kansas. !LEAN up and renovate around your £•••• outhouses. The Board or Health mean . - business and are liable to call on you --: ' R AN editor or one or our e^chSnges was taken ill last Sunday in church, •The strangeness or the situation was undoubtedly too much for his nerves. CHAUNCET BECKWITH had the mis­ fortune to break his arm, while get­ ting Into a wagon one day last week, r. Beck vith has the sympathy of all n his misfortune, f "THE Bread, Ice Cre tm, etc.. fof the J~ ^Antloch Old Settlers1 Meeting, at i Mfodendorf's Grove, to-morrow, will I be furnished tojr Locke, the Baker, of \Jkh|s village. THE first Picuic of the season, by hthe Ladies of the Universallst Society, an Thursday, June 24th, to Fox Lake, by Steamboat. Lot all drop business one day and have a good time. JOHN HEIMER'S carriage mare ha>1 the misfortune to get badly cut in a bard-wire fence, and In the same lot where I'hos. Walsh's mare was injured^ We again say that barb-wires should be banished. BY the Rockton. 111., Herald, a copy which Is before us, we learn that jRev. J. C. Blgelow, formerly pastor of frv. the M. E. Church, In this village, wlH '-••/'tf.&.-deliver the Fourth or July Oration at that place on the coming Fourth* ; THJS section Is just now experiencing the hottest weather ever known in the month of June. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday the thermometer rinsed from 94 to 102 in the shade. Overcoats are a ; on the market just now. . LOST, a 8h»>pard Female Dog, that - jy answers to the name of "•'hep." Auy 5- ,persons returning the same to S. Riy- '-£;^aiond. McHenry, or J.Raymond, V<>lo, ^^Sar sending word to either place where -'4 Isbe may be found, will be suitably * rewarded. IT Is said that a pew and dangerous counterfeit of the silver dollar has late­ ly been put In circulation; that it is almost perfect in die, weight and ring; land that the only way to tell It from |4be genuine Is to drop it onto a stone, pvheo,|f it ts bogus. It will break In §<two. " JAMES KITTLE, who lives four miles South east of this village, had a valua­ ble mare taken sick while in this village \one day last week. Veterinary 8ur- geon Oreen.of Richmond, was sent for who gave but little hopes of her recov- | erj. She was taken home on a pair of $$ trucks, and at last accounts was alive ft and somewhat Improved. >~v • 'AJ per notice a matinee was held on j£he Richmond Driving Park on Satur­ day last, and quite a good representa­ tion went up from here. There were several good Races, the free for all be­ ing won by McKesson's horse and the three minute Race by Henry Smith's "Jockey," with George Smith's "Lady j Argonaut" second, both owned In this [village. EUSENE PEBKIMS is now prepared to take all jobs in the line of Painting, Graining and Decorating, and will guarantee good work ,at reasonable prices. There is no better workman 3 McHenry County, and work entrust- »od to blm will be doae promptly and " well. If you want roar house painted. Inside or out, call on blm, a; his resi- Allina In t.lil« pllltaa Do not swear. There la no occasion forswearing outside of a printing office. There It is useful In proof read­ ing, and Indispensable to getting forms to press. It has also been koowo to assist In looking over the paper af­ ter it is printed. But otherwise It Is a foolish habit. WE are under obligations to G. A. Burbank, Photographer, Woodstock* roa a very fine Cabinet Picture of Dr. 3. F. Bennett, Richmond, III. Mr Burbank Is one or the best Artists in the county, and the picture is one of the finest, and one which we greatly prize. WE are informed that there la a good prospect that D. Needham A sons, the manufacturers or the Red Clover Blossom Extract, will establish their Labritory in this villsge. This Is one or the finest points In the State for tbh business, and we are glad to know that the Messrs. Needham con- template coming here. / THE McHenry Brick Company are Polng a rushing business these day*. fThey have burned two Kilns already its season and will soon burn another. iBrii-k are being Shipped to dlfierent joints as fast as they can he taken •from the Kiln, and they have „ hard work to supply the demand. They shipped seven cars on Saturday. A BRIGHT mathematician has figured out that during the next one hundred days Nature will enrich the American people at the rate or six millions ot dollars a day through the medium or the corn crop alone, and it Is stated that In no other couutry In the world is such a remarkably condition or things possible. THIS IS the time of the year when the voice or the av>rsge boy expert ences strange motat'ons. In school when he is called upon to declaim a "piece** It Is often Impossible to hear him ten feet away. But In the very same afternoon his voice can be heard all over the ball grounds and clear over the fence, as he yells, "Go, now, you've got to go!" THE Rlngwood Cemetery Aid Society will meet at the Congregational church Friday evening. June IS. PROGRAMME. Reading. Thos. Richardson Declamation E. W. Robhins Instrumental music. Emllv Chase Reading L. D. Audruss Quartette Declamation Ed. Lumley Heading ..Mrs. Mary Dodge Mas. MART DODOS, Secretary. FINE preptratlon? are being made and rehersals are being had to make Children's day both Interesting and profitable, at the Universallst Church, next Sutiday morning. Evening services will also be bad or a dlfierent character. The Universallst denomi­ nation reel a just priJeln being the originators or Rose, or Children's Sunday, long before it was adopted by the other churches. * HERE IS a new inventloi called the "sla<nmoplione," which Is ^fastened to to the door In such a way that a series of pendant hampers strike rebound­ ing harp strings when a door is closed, andachorui or sweet sounds resuit.-- What a blessinr this will prove to us married men! When our bettor halt gets on her ear and slams the door shockingly, how nice the "slammo- phone" will come In. We Intend to have this attachment supplied Immo dlately. THERE was received at the Clover Dryer in th'* village, on Monday af ternoon 47,058 pounds of Clover Bios, soms. There has been a regular army of Clover Pickers and the result is that the following sign can now le round at the Dryer: uNo more Clover Blos­ soms received here." Howtver, they are getting out or their ru*h, and Mr. Shepurd Informs us they will receive a limited amount on Friday or thi* week. Tuesday was pay day and they paid out 92,700. This Is a nice little sum to be scattered around for only about ten davs work. THE Sycamore Republican says: "Mr. G. W. Diller has driven away the these abomnlable current worms that were ravaging his garde is by sprink­ ling the bushes with brine--not too strong--a pint of salt to a pail of water, ir that is not effective give them hell--ebore. Go to the drug stoie and call for pojee root or whit* hellebore, which should cost but 40 or 50cents per pound; mix It with water, about an ounce t" » gallon, and sprinkle it on your bushes; in about half a day you will find the worms on tue ground with their hands ou their stomacha and such as yet live will be yelling • On myP "RAINBOW PARTIES** are now the ••go" In Chicago. The young ladies wear little aprons with the bottom left unhemmed. Every young lady has a number, and these numbers are placed in a box. The gentlemen boy tickets and draw from the box. After all the young men have fouud the ladies wear- ing the proper aprons, the master of ceremonies announces the conditions of the sewlug contest. The young men are to hem the aprons, and the one do­ ing the neatest, quickest and most eareful piece of work Is to'receive a prize. The young ladles supply their escorts with needle and throad and at the call or time the run begins with efforts or the contestants to thread their needles. The prizes are some­ times quite valuable. The aprous are raffled off arter the prizes are awarded. 4th of July Party. There will be a 4th of July P^rty, at Adam s Hall, Johns burgh, Monday evening, July 6th. Music, Rlngwood Band. Tickets, In­ cluding Supper, 91, Dancing to commence at 4 o'clock, PBTEK ADAMS, Proprietor, Ladles and Gentlemen's Summer ^Jnderwear at Bonslett 4b dtoAefa. The Be ard of Health, Aa warm weather is upon as It would be well for our eltlzens to remember that we hare a Board of Health, whoee duty It is ro see that all nuisances, sources of fltth an«i causes of sickness wlthlu the vll.'age are removed. The Board enneisrs of Dr. O. J. Howard, Geo. W. Besley and Geo. W.Owen. We are requested by this Board to give notice that they are preparing to make a round of the village, and all persons are hereby notified to see to it that their cellars, outhouses, and In ract every spot and plaee about their premises are cleaned up In proper shape. And'the Board would suggest that for outhouses, a cheap disinfec­ tant'would be Clorld of Lime. Copperas or Crude Carbolic Acid. Either is good and cheap. The Board also ask all Physicians and citizens knowing of any conta- geous disease within the village limits to report the same to the Board without delay. The Board will do their whole duty and hope all good citizens will aid them In the work. EDITOR PLAIN DEALER :--Some one sent me last week a thing called} a newspaper, which Is dated at Nunda, containing a marriage notice, which at once stamps It pretended editor as both an Idiot and a foul mouthed blackguard. This we learn. Is the second or third time this IdlotU Individual has Inaultotf his readers, and the citizens ot Nunda must feel highly honored by such a mouth-piece. Whoever done iu the honor to send us last weeks oopy will please rerraln In the mtura. We want no auebabeet read In our family. A READER, Report of the McHenry Pfcbllc School for the Ave weeks ending June 11,1886. HIGHER DEPARTMENT. Pupils enrolled... Boys. 4* 14 Girls 14 Days attendance 640} Average daily attendance *....28 Per cent of attendance ........96 No. tardiness 2 Neither absent nor tardy..... 11 The following named were nel'her absent nor tardy during the soring term: Hetty Wentworth, Elsie Gage. Hattle Mead. Nellie Knox. Dora Bes­ ley, J ;hn Ralston, Jay ullbert, Harry Blackman, Eddie Granger and Frank Smith. Nellie Knox was perfect In attend­ ance, punctuality and deportment dur­ ing the entire year. Cora Wheeler missed no time during the 11 weeks reported. A very close contest between the boys ani the girls. In written examina­ tion was enjoyed at the close ot the year resulting In the following general averages. Boys, 87; Girls, 88. The fo'lowing names will be insertb> ed upon a Roll of Honor to adorn the Schol Room, embracing those who were perfect In attendance^, punctual* Ity and deportment, and whose scholar* ship average was 90 per cent or above as Indicated: Harry Blackman. 84; Eddie Granger, 92: Elsie Gage, 92; Hetty Wentwoath. 92. The receipts of the closing entertain­ ment were 916 25 which win bn ap­ plied In the Interests of a school Ubra- ry . Our pupils have worked ialthfully and we hope all <»f them will enjoy a happy vacation. J. J . VASCT, Principal. Report for the Intermediate De­ partment. Pupil* enrolled 46 Boys.... ...23 Girls 23 Days attendance .957 Av. dallv attendance 40 Per cent of attendance 87 Number Tardinesses 34 Neither absent or tardy....... 14 Perrect in attendance and punctuali­ ty, Agnes Colby, Maud Colby, Carrie Colby, Stella Morey, Agnes Perry. Lizzie Hill. Lonnle Smith, Florence Searles, Lomle Bishop, Ellie Kennedy, Villa Morey. Charley Nordqulit, Ony Turner, Amos Turner. CLABA L, WIO HTM AW. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Pupi Is enrol led .12 Boys 18 Girls .14 Davs absence 6A Days attendance 656 Average dally atterdance...... 27 Neither absent nor tardy...,. 9 Perfect in attendance and punctiiall ty were: Newell Coiby. Lutle Morey Willie Colby, Edith Curtis. Edith Walsh, Delia Knox. Julia Laugblla. Lizzie Simes, Ethel Smith. Lots. K. GRASS. Riverside House.. JULY 2d, 1886. A grand Independence IParty wfN be given at the Riverside House. McHen ry, on Friday evening, July 2<l, 1886. Music, Preston's Military Btnd Orches­ tra* the finest music In the Northwest. All are Invited. Come and wo will u*e you well. W. H. VOBD, Proprietor. Independence Party* At Grand Hall, Parker House.Friday evening. July 2d, 1886. Music Slocum's full Orchestra. A general Invitation is extended to all come out and have a good time. Slocum's Orchestra is too well known to nee«l any rurther men­ tion here. No pains will be spared to make it pleasant lor all. W. PACKER. Preptiessr. BOWERY DANCE AT VOLO. There will be a Bowery Dance, at Yolo, on Thursday evening, June 24tb. to which all are cordially Invited to attend. Music. Mudgett's Quardrllle Band, four pieces. rickets 59 cents. Refreshments will be served on the grounds ror all who desire. Come out and have a good time. Nothing will be leftnadoM to make It pleasant for all. ».ltsw» Pffsfrtejaia EDITOR PLAONMALB* The young people of our Unloa School, aroompans led by the blgb school of .Woodstock, made up an excursion from here to Fox Lake on Saturday last, taking carriages from bore to McHenry. and the steamer "Mary Grlswold" from there. They plctiiced at the lake and came home at night declaring that they had enjoy^f a glorious day. As we have heard nothing said about the Re-Union of the old 95th regiment of IIL, Volunteers, we vent­ ure to Inform the Mold beys" that the people of Nunda very much desire that they meet here again on Septem­ ber fourth. We heard a very old soldier who was here last year, with whom we convened on the subject, de­ clare that It waa the best Re-Union that the regiment ever had. And we heard many citizens declare that It was a complete success, except In one particular. And that was they said, that we did not furnish a free dinner ror all old soldiers and their families. Many of them, and among them Uncle Huffman (and he always claims to be­ long to the regiment or the regiment to him) said it was a shame that we should get the boys to come and visit us and then let them pay for the I r dinner. So knowing the feeling of kindness and generosity that exists towards the members of that regi­ ment, and la fact all old soldiers, we have no hesitancy In saying that it they should decide to meet here we will do as well by them as we did last year and the dinner would be froe. Now another thought In connection with the coming re nnlon. It Is always said oy all hand's we never have any time to visit. Many of our old com­ rades come from distant states and It is too muoti of an eff >rt and expense for the opportunity to visit. Now let us have )t three days camping out at Crystal Lake. We can secure the most beautirul camp ground In the country there. Let us have the tents all up on Thursday the second, and then ir we have ralr weather have a'l our pro­ gram me rendered on a platform In the open air on Saturday and ir rainy we could go to our two large rinks here. That will give us time to visit. Let our committee bestir themselves soon, call a meeting here as they did la»t year and settle details at sn early day. Your correspondent la conversant with the amount of work to be done bv committees, and i^e want a good deal of time to dolt la. Our Invlta- tlor.s to comrades and others ought- to be s«nt out soon. Last year we would have been rejoiced with the presence of our old division Commander If we had started lo soon enough. Let us hear from comrades. The commencement exercises of our Union Sohool will be held In the Con­ gregational Church at ' the Lake on Thursday evening next. There are Only two graduates. Miss Nina Daroy has the salutatory an J Miss Louise Wilbur the valedictory. As we write t|e themometer Is crowding hp and at three p. M. stands at 95 in tue shade. One can stand by a cornfield and hear it crack as It shoots upwards, "or words to that effect." This section needs ralo. We noticed the broad sailing" face of one or McHenrys boss business men, John Evanson, on our streets on Mon­ day or this we«>k. The villages of Nunda and Crystal Lake have revised their ordinances. They were compiled and edited by M. F. Ellsworth, and will be published In pamphlet form. HEBRON. EDITOR PLAINDEALER:--Mr. Henry Householdet Is very side. There will be a dance at Rowe's Hall July 2nd. Mrs. Geo. Manor, from Genoa, Is Spending this week with friends here. The rain of Saturday and Sunday was very welcome to strawberry grow­ ers. Mr. Chts. Nickerson, of St. Louis, is making his old home a visit. 8eversl couples from Qmioa and Richmond attended the conoert and dance Friday night. It U good to be neighborly. Mr 3#«; Young left Thursday for an extended trip through the east, visit­ ing friends la Michigan aad New York states. A number who claim to be old friends of H. C, Faber. received a copy of the spicy little 6a«ito lait week. Many thanks. On Thursday evening of this week Rev. Chas, Frazer, of Genoa, will give us a lecture, tor the benefit of the M. E. Church. 8ub|ect "David Living­ stone.** Admlssloo fifteen and twenty oents. Mrs Wm Rotnotir may be'found Satur­ day of each week at Mrs Frank Minis', where she will cut and fit dresses by the Taylor eystem. Those wishing dresses cut In a neat and stylish m in­ ner will do well to give her a call. The attendance at the band conoert was very large and judging from the applause all were highly pleased with the programme, which was fine, taking loto consideration the short time In which it was prepared. "The two Rosebuds" song and dance by E. O. Rowe and Frank Mlllis deserve es­ pecial mention and the ori<lnaI farce. "Engaging Domestics'* was acted to perfection. U Is needless to say all en­ joyed tbe dance. The Band feel very gaateful to all for their assistance and the interest shown bv their presence. FOB constitutional or scrofulous ca­ tarrh, and ror consumption Induced by the scrofulous taint, Ayer's Sanaparil- la is the true remedy. It has cured numberless cases. It stops catarrh <1 discharges, and removes the sickening odor--indications or scrorula. Boggy for Sate* Tbe undersigned has a good single Buggy for sale, la as good as oew Will be sold cheap, •uunrFKifi; AlOONOUIN- EDITOB PLAINBBALBB On Tuesday of last week tbe C. E, Williams bouse, now occvpled by John Miller, came near being a big blsze. It caught fire from a match thrown In a box of klnde lings. Tbe fire was extinguished be­ fore moeb damage was done. Oh Thursday of last week. The St, John's Sunday School gave a picnic, on the picnic grounds, down tbo river, known as Perry's grove. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chapell gtve a re­ ception to G. E. Chapell and bride, 00 Thursday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Helm went to Chica­ go on Thursday of last week to attend the wedding or their brother, Arthnr C. Helm. Mrs. E. Blgelow returned home on Saturday last from a ylMt In Chicago. Mrs. Gary French and children, of Chicago, have been visiting for tbe past week with friends here. The Excelsior Literary Society baa been postponed until oooler weather. Mr. A, Dole Is getting the material on the ground preparatory to repair­ ing bis dam. There was quite a large party from Elgin ptcnicing up the river on Sunday last and we should judge by all reports they had a high old time. Monday ot this week was the botest day of the season. The thermometer markisd 102 in the shade. RINGWOOD. PLAIN DBA LEB.--98 In the EDITOR shade, t The Ladies Church Aid Society will hold their next sociable at Wm. Nlckle's, next Thursday afternoon, June 17, Children*s day exercises will be ob­ served At the M. E. Church next Sun­ day evening. Let all attend. John Buckland la picking some very nice strawberries and anyone In need of such should call 011 him. Mr. Clias. N. Thompson and family left last Saturday morning for a two weeks vacation, which they will spend with friends in D"k«lb oounty. Mrs. Carter, with her daughter, or Jefferson. Iowa, Is makjng a short visit with her parents. In this village. Let all attend the meeting or the Cemetery Aid Society, on Friday evening nex t Juue 18. C. M. Prlok« tt. who has been stop­ ping at Fairflald, Neb., the past year, returned to Rlngwood on Saturday evening last. Oatman Bros, or Dundee, III., have bought and paid for the Rlngwood cheese factory, which Is In a very thriving condition, hiving a dallf re- oeipt of about 10,000 lbs of milk per day. Mr. and Mrs. John Bi Bell returned from Davenport, Neb., last Friday evening, where they have been vl -ltlng their daughter, Mrs Fanny Tweed, who has been very sick but Is much better at present, J. W Cristy St Son will pay you the highest market price for eggs and sell you anything in their line at the low­ est living prices. They have souie"nloe lawns at low prices. James Robblns will sell you almost anything in tbe line or farm machin­ ery, at very reasonble prices. Our Chicago Market Report. Prepared Expressly far the PLAWDRALBR by Oar Own Correspondent. CHICAGO, June.14. 1886 WINTER WHEAT-NO. 2 red 75; No. 3 red 68@74. SPKISO WHEAT--No. 2 72JO; VoJi 63|o; No. 1 hard (Minneapolis) 74 No. 1 hard (Duhith market) 78. CORN--Mo. 2 3|<i; No. 3 31(932. OATS-No 2 27|c; No. 3 by sample 3l}r; Barley Oats. HYE--No 2 by sa nple, 66@?»7. BARLEY--No. 2 By samp!* 3fi<§42. TIMOTHY SEED--Poor to good, 91.65 FLAX-NO 1.91.08 CLOVER--Poor to choioe, 95.25, BUCKWHEAT , BEANS--<"uoi •« hand picked. #1.20 POTATOES--45c per bushel. BUTTER--Creamery fancy 15 to 16e; dairy tocholce 11® 12c; common grade 8@!0. EGGS--Fresh Northern, 10@11}c. CHKESE--Younsr America 7@8c; full cream Cheddar 7}; skimmed 3@4c. POULTRY--Chickens 44c; Turkeys 7}. C\TTLE--Good to extra shippers 95 70@95 90; fair to cho|.-» 94.80@95.45; CQmmor. 10 good 94 4"@$.V05; poor to medium 94.*JO@4 7A; siockers 92.60(1 93.90; feeders.93.75014.75; t'exms 92.70 <994.90. HOGS--Light weight 94.15394.30 rough packing 93.95@94.I5; ueavy packing and shipping 94*10 *HSB*--Common to choice #2.20(9 9460. THE meed o m-rit for promoting personal ssubetics is due to J. O. Ayer A Co.. whose Hair Vigor is a universal beautlfler of the hair. Harmless, t*ftee» tlve. agreeable, it ranks among Indis­ pensable articles or the toilet. To scanty locks It gives luxuriance; and withered hair U clothes with the hue of youth. One Thousand Lace Collars new • and stvlish. "big discounia," at Fltzslm mous & Evan son's. Call and examine a line of Ladies Muslin underware. Cash price 50 cents. FIXZSIMMONS A EVANSON. Pasture for Horses, I have good pasture for mares with sucking colts, at 40 cents a week. ,Colts one year and over, 30 cents a week. Accidents aad escapes at the owners risk, , C. HAMEL. On Searles* farm. Honey Lake, four miles South of Wauoonda. 48-2w. Tent for Sale. A good 10x12 Wall Tent, Qood as new, never having been set up but once. Will bo sold obaap. Inquire at this office. iir Our Shoe Department Is unusually large this Season atid we Invite close cash buyers to Investigate our stock before buying as we can do you good. FiTzaiMMQNS A EVANSON Lawns in newest styles and of extra good quality, 5 oents per yard *at Flta- si tiimoos and Evanson's. Try our warranted Badger State Overalls, Jackets and Shirts. : -;V-i&• •'••• All patches of Caaada Thistles fouod ancnt after the first day of July will be taken charge of by the Comaslsaloo- er or Canada Thistles as provided by tar. '" kV ' H. C.MBAD. CommtwIrrtTfr of Ctnada Thistles. We shall publish the law la full next week.--[Editor. For Sals* 1 la the village of Medeary, a boose and five lots. The owner wishing to build on land owned by blm outside of the corporation will sell very low. The hou«e has been newly painted throughout, contains f>ur rooms besides kitchen and pantry below, and two good large rooms and closets In the second story. There Is a good barn, well, cistern, and other outhouses on the premises. Also an abundance of small fruit of all kinds. Is well located jja convenient to the Public School. Will be sold cheap if applied f »r soon. For further particulars Inquire at this offioe. Also twentjr acres of good land near tbe corporation. Win be sold cheap. For Sale. A house and lot In this vlllaga. Is well located, the house new, having been built last season, and Is a very desirable piece of property. Will be sold cheep If applied for soon. Will give possession at onoe. For farther particulars Inquire at this office. Graat Redaction* 1 will until further notice make pic­ tures at t«ie following low ratea: Cabinet Photos, per doz. |tj00 Cabinet Photos, per half doa 2.00 Card Phoros, per doz 2.00 Card Photos, per half doz 1.50 . 8«Uh°«0I> given in all caaaa, as fonne^ L.E. BBNNBTT. Stylish, well made Seersucker Coat* and Vests only 92 00 at Bonslett A Stoffel's. We have bargains and assortments in Commu-'lon ind Confirmation suits for youths and boys. Please exemloe at Bonslett A Stofiel's. Solo Agents For C. M. Henderson's celebrated school ahoes. See them at Perry A Owen's, Notice, To those that want Tubs, Vats, Hay Racks,and anything In my line or busi­ ness. Work done on short notice to order. Shop one door South ot Law* 'us* Store, F. A. HEBARD. HeBtarr. AAG. n, MB. 114.I1 FARM FOR 8ALB. The undersigned offers ror sale his farm, situated four miles west o' McHenry, consisting of 246 acres. In good location and an excellent Dairy farm. Or will trade r >r a so*tiler rarm. Apply to PHILIP GIESELER. 20--3 months. Remember at E M. Owen A Son's, von will find the Hames, Standard. Climax Oarpentersvilie, Monitor. Thompson. Norwegian, Case and Brad ley Cultivator*, and the price way. down. Both four and six shovel. ATTENTION DAIRYMAN. We sell you 56 lb sa:ks, salt In Linen Sacks at 6i' cents, for cash. FITZSIMMONH 6 XVANSON. inspection Is solicited by Soldiers. Grand Army Suits at bargains for cash at Fltzsimmons A Evanson'*. La Cross Wallace Carriages, at S. M, Owen ft Son's. Farms Wanted. Mr. M. A. Howell, late proprietor of the old Dake farm. Greenwood. Is giving his attention 10 the sale of first class liuproved farms only. Any or our old fanners who think they can fill 1 lie bill, and have their farms in No. I condition, can find customers by an Hiving to M, A. Howell. Riverside House. McHenrv. or by leaving their address at this office. Mr. Howell re* lers to H. E. WigMtman. Henry Colby, and others of McHenrj. and to any of the old.residents of Greenwood. 43 tf. WHEAT WANTED. AT THE Fox River Valley MHHs. Cash and the Highest Market Price paid for good Milling Wh»at, at the Fox River Valley Mills, McHenry. Ill B. Bisaor. YOUNG MEN. don*t bey a snide CarMagp, wh«- you can get a Court* land, Henry Miller, or others of the hest possible make at R. M. Owen A Son's. Alt warranted for two years. Full line of C. H. Fargoes custom made Boots aad 8hoes at Bonslett A Stoflel's, Short Horn Bulls for Sals. The undersigned has for sale full blood Short Horn Bulls. Will be sold eheap, Call 00 or address FBANK COLE. One mile Bast ot Spring Grove. April 24,1889. The celebrated Courtlaed and Henry buggies both light and heavy, at E M. Owen A Son's SUMMER MILLINERY, La lies who desire stylish and artls tic Miillnery Goods, of any description should call on MR*. H. H. NICHOLS, who has just returned from the city, with the finest line of Summer Milli­ nery and Fancy Goods ever brought to this town. Her stock consists In ptrt of the latest styles of Hsts, Bonnets, FlowCrs, Feathers, Ribbons, etc. Sat Isractlon guaranteed lit style, price and workmanship. An inspection of stock la raapaotfal- ly solicited. MBS. H. H. NICHOLS. WHEAT WANTED. Tbe highest cash price will be paid Wau- *5* . A -A ~ fir V- . , \ •• < .. . . , .1. • . for good Milling Wheat, at the conda Mill. 45-4w Good Rock ford Flour only |1JB par sack at Bonslett A StoffeTa. Examine the oelebrated Packard 4k Grover 92 99 shoe, either button, laoe or congress, fully warranted equal to any 94 shoe In tbo market, BONSLBTT A Bvovm. For Sal*.! I offer for sale my Farm of 110 acres, situated 3 miles from Rlcmhond, known as the old Newoombe Farm; one half mile from school house, and with a living spring running through It. MAJORNOBLE. ' Btchmood. March IT, 1999. -- ^ •' 0 ... Cltl AsaK Celluloid Sets, cheaper tha» ever be­ fore. at G. W. Besley's. West Side. ^ _ FiaO Scrap Books only 91.36 at G. W. Beeley's, West Side. Cellaloid Combe, only 20 cents, at O. W. Besley a, West Side. : 'iW Eggs wasted at Butter aad Englen's, Machine Nee lies for every Klsdst Sewln* Machines, at M. Engien*a. ^ Laoe Curtains, Tidies, Lamberklna, Bedspreads aad Shams, cheap, at Mrs, Schumacher's, near the Depot. Best Smoking Tobacco at20 caata pound at Perry A Owen's. C. H. Fargo's Box Tip sboaa at slett A Stoflers. For Lsce Curtains. Screen Cloth, mmg style Window Shades. Curtain Polea and fixtures, call on Bonslett A Stof- /:• Remember that L. W. Nichols, Jr. the West McHenry Jeweler, doee a! klnde of repairing in his line aad guarantees perrect satisfaction. First class Goods at low prices at It Englen's. ir you want your Garden Head call to* the Seed In bulk, at Mi Emrlen'e, Look at the choice Candles at Baa* ley's Drag Store, West End, * WALL PAPER. s ? Full Line at Perry A Oaraa^ ̂ | WALL PAPER Trlm-ned tree of charge at Pei A Owen's Buy Henderson's Red School House,, > ' Shoes for Borland Girls, fouod only - at Perry A Owen's. •Paints and Oils. a»d Mlx»d Painta, j lowest prices at Perry A Owen's 4 DOMESTIC Piano and Furniture Pol­ ish. the finest thing in the market, at Besleyt Drug 8tor*». Bealey'a Fa mas Wutkegas Ale and Porter Oa draught at J. Bonslett's, A. glen's aad John Heimer's. Ir you want to make your Bu^y at Top look as good as new get the tlonal Patent Leather Enamel Besley*s I'rug Store. ----MMMMi * ' Mrs. Schumacher. Yislts Clilcsgo every Week and will" take in your orders and furnish gooda et tbe lowest Chicago prices. . BE8LRT*S Ale and Porter Is the best made. On draught in McHenry at Jaaoh Bonslett's, A. Englen*s. and Joha ^ J Heimer's. Jersey Waists, a full supply, wblCh v| will be sold at lower prlcea than other store la McHenry. -.. J ME*. M. ACOTMACAMA. • <?V| If you want to learn how to Palat your Boggy for One Dollar, cell at. •: Hasley's Drug Store, West Eud. Call for the "Winning 8troke",aoew . Brand of five oent Cigars. m«tiefaetB& ed by Barbian Bros. It beats them •H. • L. W. Nichols, Jr. the Jeweler, in * West McHenrv. does not make » .'ft? speciality of CHEAP WORK, but has for X his motto, uPromptM*t and good % work, ; The finest line er Top and Combine^ 'J Buggies ever brought to this County at E. M.Owen & Sous, and way down J on prices. j Rubbers and Rubber Boots all slzea ^ at Parry A Owen's. • m Ladies Rubbers ;< Oaly 29 oents at Perry A Owealfc Men's Rubbsrs. . Only 49 oents at Perry A Owertfc • Largest assortment of Acoordlaas at M. Englen's. OUR PAPEtt lRIMMER Is running , constantly now. Wo trim all our Wall Paper free of o'iai|s, Call early and see our New Styles. Perry A Owea. Best Clothes Wringer #160 at X. Englen's. ^EVERYBODY KNOWS That Henderson"s Boots and Sboaa are the best. We sell lots of themu** Perry A Owen's, Solo Agenta* Window shades, lace curtains, lam* , brequins, serlmh cloth. In great raHs> . ty at Bonslett A Stoflers. Case and Cll>uax Cultivators at S. M. Owen A Sou's, for 922. Others la proportion. Farmers don't fail to see the Eureka Six foot Cut mowers, u E. M. Owen m: *s»V. Warranted to draw easier thaa any side Cut 4 foot mower ever made. Standard. Manny, Crown. Knowltoaf Warrior and new Crawford Mowers, af E. M^Owen A Son's. Down Cooa tho Prlooa. New 8tyles 8uits < Best in market .......II Best Vests. Cashmere Pants Best Worsted all wool Pints 6.00 A large stock of Boys Suits .2JK E. LAWLUS. ' Opposite Riverside Boose. I House and Lot For Sal* In the village of Rlngwood. Con­ tains 10 Rooms. Also a Barn. Wood* shed sud other outbuildings, well, - cistern, etc., on the premises. With* n twenty rods of Depot. Good Garden. Apple Tree^. etc. Prlco 91000. For terms and other parties lara Inquire of WESLBT LADD, Rlngwood, Mardi 5th, 1886. M ff.H. Bromwell ft Co. Chkago's Leading Fine Furriers, havo Jaat opeoed la ooanection with their! Fur business, 161 State stitot (• the Palmer House Chicago), largest aod finest line of impi Millinery ever sbowa West. Oar ] readera should give them a ca& they coa alwaya rely upon st " first-class goods at "Popular W&--Ittk'" * * ' mailto:94.80@95.45 mailto:93.95@94.I5