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>. 1892. iDdltor. JHIIIj >f! TICKET. NATIONAL TICKS! FOB PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRI FOE V1CE-PRE8IDKST, ..'..'WHITELAW REID. • STATE iPbr Governor, >Jv josxpa w. riFBB. J<tor Xunifenaht Governor* t T.YMAK B. BAT. ' > A«W" J%r Secretary </0<4iy 4". ISAAC H. PEARSOH. ' j(%r 4««fttor ofPublic Axeunlt, 3v " OHAS. W. FAVJfiill, • Aar State Treasure^ HBNBY L. HERTBk ' < /Tw Attorney General, . :*»?•; si liii^ rf- ; \ ' GKORGE W. PR1NOB '* * Jkr Tnuteet Illinois Untoentty. . ?-t *. *" Ir T SOLON PHIL BRICK, EMERY COBB, ^ R. B. STINTON, I* ^ jfor CwujrrM*men- at-LfHrf/t, GEO. 8. WILLIT^ > KICHAKD YATES? y :P- i ;|py GO* GRESSIONAL • TICKET* tor Congressman, fifth District, ' FTR;. , 1 ALBERT J. HOPKINS. JFIJL } ?k; i" • 1 jt, .• »J.or Member of Board of EgnnUntH!^ OJEORGK W. BLDREDGS. < LEGISLATIVE tor Stale Sencior, JCighlh DistrieC - .. REUBEN W. COOK. |$R£ Jhr J8cpne*en<tmpe<, Eighth DUtri|l^'r ROBERT J. BEOK, IX YOtes, ^HEORGE REED. IX TOtM. »-*• COUATY TICKET, Jbr CtrtuU Clerk, WBBSTER P. MOBS*. ArjEatn iUwm^ ADBLBEBT B. 00DTI& Ar County Surveyor, OBABLE3 H. TBYO*. Jfbr County CoroneiVV CHARLES E OOOK. -tf", t •%' * *, * ,r. - •""""W Bliam J. Campbell, of Illinois, ha» chosen Chairman of the Republican . National Committee. It is one of the best - •elections that could have been w^, MTI pity the man who wants a coat •o cheap that the man or woman who produces the cloth or shape it into a garment shall starve In the process.-- . Benjamin Harrison. % °y ' ;WF I believe that our legislation should lie as broad as our territory, should not be for classes, but should be always in the interest of all our people.--Benjamin Harrison. . _ 'If I were to select a w&tcfiworfl lie would be called a "trimmer," instead of a statesman. He never takes hold of anything new until certain of its popular­ ity. In short, he is a follower^ not a leader, of public opinion. Representative Springer shows his good sense by remarking: "Harrison will prove to be stronger than any other man the Republicans could have nomi­ nated." Just about strong enough, Mr. Springer, to spend another lour years in the White House. If the People's party cannot trot out any better stock than "Hoodoo" Weaver its cake is certainly all dough. The Chicago ticket lacks even the faintest indication of being a winner. that I would have every young man write above hia door and on his heart it would be that good word, "Fidelity."-- Benjamin Harrison. 19* Let us divide upon tariff and * v' finance, but let there never be a division among the American people upon t.hiq question, that nowhere shall the law be overturned in the interest of anybody.-- Beojamin Harrison. VBT Too much rain has put many pas. tores out of sight and butter, on the Elgin Board of Trade Monday, was high­ er. These was unusually large sales, 57,420 pounds going for $11,491 as fol­ lows : 53,220 pounds at 20 cents; 2,400 pounds at 20% cents; 1,800 pounds at 20J£ cents. A week ago the price was 19 and 19% cents, and a year ago 17 «t>d 17% cents. m, It is quite probable the Democrats Will abandon New York to the Republi­ cans and transfer the scene of contest to Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin. They have hopes in all these states. Illinois went Democratic in an off year, Iowa has twice elected a Democratic governor, and Wis­ consin now has a Democratic governor. Bwse may be false hopes but the Demo­ crats are rainbow chasers. The Belvidere Northwestern gives Its political opponents fair warning of tfee position it will maintain toward them during the campaign. It is about correct. It says: "We rise to explain tiiat this paper is a Republican paper, 4iid whatever politics it advocates or hopes to promote will be of that charac­ ter. We are not publishing a democratic or third party paper, and they cannot expect that we are going to blow their horns or open our columns to their polit­ ical (liatribes; it is not customary to do ®° even if it were it is not business. W# refer to this at this time to avoid misunderstanding on the part of any Who may be unaccustomed to the usages of political warfare. Every party is ex- pectedtohoe its own row, and cannot expect sympathy from its political op- pouents. However we shall aim to treat parties courteously and in a spirit of fairness, and without malice or personal ill-will. Our horn will be a Republican hofg,«ttd when we blow it, it will be to Ot our ability and judgment, for party and the best men--the (prMd ald Republican' party, and for the J" , ' • j *r J. y : >.*> y Pi nr. ore," . HeisnOtjkStanuigN'to onr readers as his aitrailiwMUta appear in our columns in evflff tews calling attention to the fact that his elegant work on Nervous and Heart Diseases is distributed iree by out* enterprising?druggiBts. Trial bottles of Dr. Mires' Nervine are given away, also book of Testimonials showihg that it is unequaled for Nervous Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy. SUNDAY 8TEAMBOAT EXCTOSIONS. shnuilt sfiaw* dcntly lost most The sore heads the Democratic camp now, and there are lots of them. Wide hat brims are the proper thing this summer, but none of them have brims wide enough to hide the ears of some men. That portion of the Democratic plat­ form which isn't twaddle may be best de­ scribed by the-word "straddle." "Free trade or bust" was the motto Henry George carried to the Democratic National convention. Henry differs rad­ ically from the average Democrat in at least one important particular. He knows what he believes in, and he is not afraid to let everybody eise know it. The latest news from Ireland indicates that the blackthorn club still holds its own as a factor in the politics of that unfortunate country. By the way, the eminent Irishmen now visiting in this country in the role of peacemakers should have secured peace at home first. Representative Hoi men failed to offer an amendment substituting brass for gold at the recent celobration of the fiftieth anniversary of hnf wedding. Per- haps Mrs. Holman had charge of that measure. How about Mr. Cleveland and his Nar poleonic dream book now? If some way is not discovered to stop the racing across the Atlantic between the big passenger steamships, the world will be horrified some day by the news of a big cataetrophy, attended with great loss of life. Then everybody will be ask­ ing everybody else "why wasn't the think stopped?" The owners of these vessels are not to blame; it costs piles of extra money to keep a big steamship running at bar highest rate of speed for five or six days, and the owners would willingly save it, but the boat that nialfflfl the fastest- ti5!9 !? "lwoyo with passengers, willing to pay the high­ est prices, while the boat that gets beat always has state rooms to spare even when the prices are largely reduced, Itis the American spirit which wants to "get there" first whatever the risk, that is to blame. rt J . ,« „ , The undersigned, having decided to If Gladstone lived in the United States open the Central Meat Market, one h 11 - Jl ^ <Ij • •« • . - m _1 -n « e -r. • . * Commencing Hun day, June 26th. one of the Fox River Steamboat Co.'s Steamers will make regular Sunday Excursions between MeHenrv and Fox Lake, leaving McHenry at & 80 A M. Returning leave Fox Lake at 5 p. •. Fare, round trip, 50 cents. Remember, Excursions commence Sunday, June 26tb. F. G. MEECHEBX Captain. * County Committee Organised. A meeting of the Republican County Central Committee was held at the court house, in W oodstock, on Monday of last week, at 2 p. M., which was called to or­ der by A. W. Young, of Harvard. On motion L. T. Hoy, of - Woodstock, was chosen temporary chairman, H. C. Mead, of McHenry, temporary Secretary. At call of roll the following committee­ men were present: A. W. Young, R. J. Beck, Ira R. Curtis, D. Sheldon, N. S. Robb, Wm. Butler, L. T. Hoy, John Finch, W.E. Wire, A. M. Wray, H. C. Mead, H. Keyes. On motion of John Finch, of Green­ wood, the temporary officers were made permanent by unanimous vote. On motion of R. J. Beck a committee of five was suggested as an executive committee. Mr. Curtis, of Marengo, offered a substitute that seven members of the committee constitute a quorum, which was carried. On motion of A. W. Young, of Harvard the first Monday of each month was selected for the regular meetings of the committee, commencing on the first Mon­ day in August, and any special meetings at the call of the chairman. ' On motion of A. W. Young, Cushman's manual was adopted for the government of the committee. Committee then adjourned to meet at the court house, in Woodstock, on the first Monday in August at 2 p. u. L. T. HOY, Chairman. H. C. MEAD, Secretary. 5 • S WA party who came from 8ft. Louis on the Alton Road last week said that the corn along that line will not average over five inches, and is only one third cul­ tivated and very weedy. On flat places the water stands and much of the corn will not be fit to work for a week. Farm- ers from Iowa do not estimate the corn crop at over 50 to 75 per cent of last year's. Emmons Blaine, son of ex-Secre­ tary James G. Blaine, died at his res­ idence in Chicago on Saturday, June 18. He had been ill but a few days. He had been suffering from inflammation of the bowels since his return from the Republi­ can convention at Minneapolis. The dis­ ease resulted in blood poisoning and this was quickly followed by death. He was second son of Secretary Blaine. He was well known in Chicago, where he lived several years. His parents were tele­ graphed to at Bar Harbor, Maine, and came to Chicago to attend the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine have the sympathy of the whole country in their sad be­ reavement. NOT ONLY SPRING CHICKENS But also Spring Clothing will from now on be in great demand. Our stock of fine medium and common clothing, for the entire male population of this section is here. The variety is the largest, styles the best, wear the moat durable the prices the lowest. Yours Very Truly, SIMO# STOPPBL. ^ ft Try A box of sod^-mint-and-charooal U with indicestioj door East of BarWau'a cigar store, will, on and after Monday, June ?8th, be ready with a full supply of Fresh & Salt Meats, SAUSAGE, ETC*/ Also, FRUITS & VEGETABLES Y IK THEIR SEASON. f, Hf lceepfng none but thebe#?§:fatit and tasty market, and strlot attention to business, he hopeB to merit a share of public patronage Call and see us and we will try and 'ease • MAT8TOFFEL. June 22,1892. Administrator's Sal*. tion to the highest bkidei, at his late resi­ dence, in the town of Nunda, on the 25'h dav of June, 1892. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. M, sharp, TVrms of sala, one year's time at 6 per ceat interest, on sppr»ved notes, Prop­ erty to remain upon the premises until set tied for. .. „ 1i. GTXBBRT, Administrator. McHenry, June 14th, 1892. 49wS Administrator's Notice of Filing Final Settlement. STATE OF ILLINOIS, / >ss. MCHENBY COPHTT. J ESTATE of Lawrcnce Dorney, deceased. Public notic« Is hereby given, that the undersigned, Executor of the estate ot Lawrence Dorney deceased will attend before the County Court of McHenry county, at the Court House, in Woodstock, on Monday, the 1st day of Aug., 1892, next, for the purpose of making a final settlement of aaid estate, at which time and place I will ask for an urderof distribution, and will also ask to he discharg­ ed, All persons interested are notified to H- tend if they see fit, McHenry, 111., June 28th. A. D. 1802. . . „i. MABTJK WBLSH, Mw4 v •,pxeeutor of said Estate. MeHenry House, McHENBT. ILL. i-ffaBMnam. - - Proprietor. -- ~ «uv uauae ui kllO fyj Klrer, in the Village of McHenry,i special at tention will be given to the entertainment »*f »a<» Pleasure Seekers generally. Sportsmen Supplied with Com­ plete Outfits A F^ZIE BAB IIM CONNECTION 'fry,, i,' PATENTS TRAM MARKS. C OESIGNA bnmtOHT* imndi, marks, yM* * --**». w libtafiuii Owl_ tew, ntmacn, itc., mt Iht * . ! y y y ^ « E * a • v : "" ' 'I -- -f-; Scientific Asiericaa Agency for MUN Oldest _ OAVEATS, _ TRADE MARKS. DESIGN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, "to. .ted Jss- IsWilthe ™ite of luiBbts t be Will eppear bef ire <H«niv Own tv, at the '»k, at tba September ta Septembe; next, „JIM hsvlng etolms notified and requested . r-r^e ot having the same AUtMrsoos mdebtett to saint estate make immediate payment to jnea. I |Ws M h day of June, A, D 181*2. ML fBRTT. Administrator with Will Exeoator'fl Notion. deceased. having been appointed _ will and Testament Of , . deoeaaed, late of tho Ooun'.y Of MoBeary and State ot Illinois, hereby. BTWes nottoe that a^e will appear before tno County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodatork, at the Aug Term, OB Ia9 SKI MOfillS* |n An£ at. whtAh time al* persona having claims agairet said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having tho same ad]u*ted. All persons indebted to said estate are re­ quested to make immediate paymont to the undersigned. I>*ted tiltI 31st day of May, A. D. 1S02. . 47W4* MAKT A. JKOKS, Itxeoutrix, Jim Whitefoot Will QroiftB thf aeaaon. cioaing August 1st, at the stable of the undersigned, in McHenry DKSCEIPTION--Jim Whitefoot Is S beautiful dark chestnut, with two white ankles behind. 16 hands bl#rh. weighs 1060 pounds, foaled June, 1887. vorj^ rjaogy and Btjrllah. He Is •^"%IM.;WBFITEFOOI^^ Was sired by George 0 9701. record 2:3IX, be W Lakeland Abdallah 351. own brother to Fsroid, the sire of Maud (Queen of the mrt Noontide, ?t20X; Mattie Graham, 2:'21X; McCurdy's Hambletonian, 2:2(5^; Temple, 8:20, and others. Also sire of 23 in the 30 list. George O's dam was ihe fast pacing mare Fan­ nie B, sired by Autocrat, by Geo M. Patchen, (record 2:33#), bv Cassius M.Clay, by Andrew Jackson, by Bashaw, etc, . Jim Whiiefool'a dam was by Creeper Jr , be Morgan r8eper* H*r dam by Hammond's HS *o CutiS •uored one of the most promising youcg horses in McHenry or Lake counties. TEBMS--910 for the season. Season to olose August 1st,as I Intend to track him this fall. JOHN HKIMBR, Proprietor. PHILIP McCRATIf, Wiistoct AOSNT FOB THE DKALKR IX Kv ltr nSu* 'PP secntnp patents in America. out ns '» brought before the public by a notice fRren free of charge in tbe SCIENTIFIC scientific ptytf in tbe No Intel Weekl rm sisrocK - 1TC. Jj LUAGTLSIS ^ or case, at wholesale br retail ^plo» Brands, of Cigars, Etc. 0TEST McHENHY, ILL. M ' ;Mr We keep all kinds of Bottle Geods such ss Pop, Qln^er Ale, etc, and de­ liver to the boat or any p*rt ot the vlU lagc. Our team will mnke trips to tbe Lakes, and all orders will receive prompt attention, Headquarters In Cisper Wirf'sblock, West McHenry. where ail are Invited to oall and see us and we will use you well. J West McHenry, III,. June 7,1892. Ha* 0701. 1VU1 be tor service at tbe barns of George W. Owen, McHenry, Illinois. TERMS, $75. One ball payable in Cash, balance by NOtS due six months from service without interest, Interest after due at 8 per cent. ••George O." was sired by Lakeland Abdallah 861, by the founder of our trotting wonders, old Rysdvkes Hambletonian, 10 Dam of George O is by Autocrat, a son of George Ms Patchen, 80, record 2:23*. She paced at six years oil a half mile in l:08Jtf. and at 17 years a full mile in 2:27. "George O." has had v«v y limited ad van­ tages in the stuil, nevei having bred a stan­ dard bied mare, but his colts are all very speedy and sell for loug prices. He sired a two-year-old with a record of S:4@. trial k mile in 1:22 to Road Oart. QX0B0B W OWXV. Me Henry. Illinois. |fMTHINGTOM COMPANY * 74? Broadway, M. Y», !. Aaaoanee foa immediate publication M JKO. 18 in their ROSE LIBRARY BY R. M. MASLSr. A #ell.deyeloped story, easily winning aad retaining tbe readers attention to the ena It is a vita! contribbtlon to the social s tidy - • . . ileture of of the New York eociety, for it presents apictui Amenoan life that is most captivating to thoughtful reader. There is sued an ainioe- pbers of the realty over the uncommon hap. penings of the novel, the narrative shows such careful study and shrewd observation of metropolitan life, that those who will notice tqe tppee, distinct and interesting in their personality, wilt at once recognize th« vcrae. ity of tbe representation. For this reason it will produce a profound impression wherever Mew York,influence is predomincnt. Ttious. ands, however, who wish to read the book i t ' v * . ««v vv coaa »v nuc um with the expectation to be enterta ned on --.. -- ly _ til be fascinated by the magnetism of the story, the charm of 1U langnage, its intricate plot, its telling incidents, Its strange coinci. dences and its vigorous and at times thrilling actions, revealln* the inner life, pleasures. Intellectual purnuit#, as well as tne frlvoli. Mas of (be wealthier classses uflNew Yofk. Price, Cloth (illustrated), $1.00. 60cent*. ••••-• s*. v • -J*?*: A?-*** !'• • ig 4-'v.viv" fk « . i i*. ?' •; » ->y- 'C - -r w T'. - v ^ Zn-Sj r ?u *" • ( .• ^ ^ vr t"* t . A ,/SV' • ' -'r' ; -y . er i y::>~ fjl892, we shall give , discount of 20 per centy. ion our remaining WALL PAPER, Our previously Low prices on the same, to­ gether with this discount! I " makes It to your interest to buy what you may i5l|want for fature use of now. Bespectfully, Jlingwood, 111 V;? , $>kh f wmm , ̂ ^ ' "*** ~ T1*"- t*y i* ip y. rt1 y i .1 " '* y ) t ' 'i6 u. i» , - r-: * 4 a , > X-.y £*, / " . • ' % BOOTS'^ 5 WOES. Are the Best Made, Are the Most Stylish and Always Fit Made in ALL STYLES and WIDTHS by the L. CANDEE CO., New Haven, Conn. Ask your dealer for them, if he does not keep them send to us for an ityustrated descriptive list. ^H. FARGO & CO., Chicago. . •" - - \ :;t~ For tale by SIMON ST0FFEL, West McHenry. " ^-"'4 P< 90 A 00 p I £ B 0 a © 1 0 8 V o M. O 'BRIEN, . SOU CHILDREN OF AMI. HOUSE & CARRIAGE PAINTER J. R. SAILOR & SONS, e-V.'. -r~-«RKKI»Ka e': Morgan:: Horses, Embracing th« eclebrated Genera] Olfiord, Green Mountain cod Morrill blood. STOCK FOR 8ALE. Stallions and Fillies, ctend/or greea. a0^^egI-iered SWINE. Choice Merino 8heepi Mammoth Bri&nie TurkeySa High Grade Jersey Cattle OIY^KLRE^ " & SOKf, West Meliemy, III. Crainera Paper Hanger, Kalsom inerv Etc., Kto. McHENRY% ILLINOIS. B1 All work promptly done and aattefae- ateed. She ~ G M. 0'BIU£N9 tion guaranteed acksmith Shop. Sop over Haupariacli'fc Give me a call. McHenry, May 24,1892. PATENTS . Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and an Pat- S ent busiiMss conducted for MODERATE rttt oar; $U0 six WANTED., ®4LE8IY,EN mmm^ * wmmm% L"oal aad travalmit to represent oar well known house. Too need n »eapiui to represent a firm that warrants and true to «ame. A1XTHS YXAB. tio per month to tua.ngbt maa. Apply quiokstattug age. L L. N9AY * OO. laraary-ea riorisu > <8Ua hooa* ta r espoaslMa,) • - j OUR OFFICE la OmaiTC and we can secure patent rcmdM from Washlm : ,U.». PAN NT OMET in less time than taots Ington. Send model, drawing or pboto., with descrfa>> |, tloa. We advise, If patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not due till patsnt is secured. A PAMPHLET, "How to Obtain Patents," with cost of same In the U. S. and foreign countries sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&CO. . OPT. PATCNT OFFICE, WASHINQTON, D. ' /tg ̂ ^ is » buninesa making «tf Straw Hats.-jjusfc epme. ought to bring you around quick v if you have a stmw hat want ijr ~ ^ '¥t: tK-h yfi-v-. The bargain lines of tiie Clotl^ i >! iug stock are being wider draw^ as the National Holiday come! niwr. .... jf Two Examples All wool3 light in weight, cool., |9« fine sack or cutaway suits, -• regular value $18.,. . r-;- h:W' " .Y- 4 .* -• Special thought is given to th^; |g Dress Goods stock. Warm weatiu* .. * er goods; Laces to match: Glovet and Mitts lo; match, .• • . - 4' " "" "'J t * >. 'i X * C i -i, # 1* Ladies' Kid Blips, spec al price :*rM SHOES. for July 4th, 95 cents. Patent • .Leather Shoes for ment special price lor July 4th, $1.50, i^^%nother Mf the Jackets and Wraps. Not one* from a season back. safe in style and price. The Jackson Corset, 50 cents. *e bid you welcome, «-7> EVANSON &COI Kills Co. BS SI i&Nf-'i 4m r %!€>' Better than ever before, though; always the beat. We head the list with -v s-.i «' Pillsbury's Best at $1.45 per *ack Lily of the Valley, 1.85 A No. 1 family flour, 1.15 *"'v' 25 lbs. strictly pure Buckwheat Flour, 60 cents, ^ ? 25 lbs, granulated Corn Meal, J 50 cents. 12 1-2 lbs granulated Com i. ' - 25 cents. ^ ^ 25 lbs. winter wheat Otajham Flour, 70 c^nts. ^ 121-2 lbs, winter wheat Graham ^ < Flour, 35 cents.* • ^ , ... . ... • J3T Alt floor money refunded. •• i0 Ffefo dellve^VaW the village free of charge, T» 4 f , m ^ | • v ' Do NOT forget if you want a first class Auctioneer, to call oa F. K. Granger McHenry. Or if more convenient we --« fix dates for you at this office. Barb Wire is cheap this spring;. Don't ' neglect the fences but put them in order ! *; I &B "W *31TC TO yU'IX OrucTS SHU We will try and please you in quality and £„c in ^ flour jou mifbt Bemember the place. m cm Fox River-Valley Hills. V' - tt