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OXE HUNDRED POtTi REWARD. Honest Money, m I?yen desire lobe on the side of oiieet Money cast your vote for John Sherwln, for Congress on Tuesday ;»>ext. He believes in the Nations peeping Iter plighted faith, aad will 4 jalways be fouad oa tl»e §id» of rlglit |atid justice. , ,.y$j Opposed to him on the one side Is the Jwilly Stoughton who has not au honest » ^political hair |n his head, who Is all r ^things to all men, and whose only am- $|bltt©n Is to get Into office. While on tattle ether atde it the old Imbecile whose days of usefulness in Sf|*ny position ly»s long since past, and ^ifwbose saying^are bat the at*# rings of ?y«eeott<l child Si<h»«I. ! . -if . 7 These tiaMa demand ytftng and vlg- '/ ' r orous nin; naep who Tare able and / " ;^%wiUi«0x*i rat** tbellr voice in belialf of ^justice and right. Such a" man is John H Jo. Sfcerwiii. Be save «ad vrte for hie |on Tuesday next* > \ " ' rTrnde Mark] The above regard WALKER will be paid to nny BOOT one who will Undone * of our Boots in which there is a counter, inner sole, slip sole, or piece of heeling that is not cut from a good thick piece of sole leather; or who will furuifth us with evidence that wililead to the conviction of any par­ ties using our trade mark, or any Imi­ tation or it. J. K A G. M. Walk**, Worcester, MAS*. For Sale by Fltzsimmons A Evan- •on, McHenry, 111. - Strayed «r StoleQ. From the sebteriber. In this village, a SORREL HO^SE COLT, four years old, white stnrln forehead, and will weigh 1000 pounds. Whoever will re­ turn said Colt, or give information where he may be found, will be liber­ ally rewarded. & thoL Kaox* ' McHenry, {1L Oat Mttk W& J, , __ .>;>• ,-r ^io« SALE OR EXCHANG*. ftitv1ii£ moved on my farm T now offer rav Store and other property In John*burgh for Sale, or will exchUige, it for good Farm property. If notsold I will Rent It to a responsible party on reasonable terms. It is a fine location for trade. C#flf- on or uddresa P. Gikseleb, "McHenry, 111. DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!! Jwt Received! Jwt Received!! Jit Bucklln A Stevens, McHenry, 111. P«rty (li« «mly R«*l «, Greenback Party. ^ ,Mr. Gorham, secretary of the Rfc.pub- ican Congressional Committee recent­ ly said to a New York Tribune corres- pontfent: The Green backers will not make much headway In view of the following acts: First--The Republican party origi­ nated the greenback currency. Second--The Democrats* denounced the legal-tender act as unconstitutional at the time of its passage. Third--The Democrat, Supreme Court Judges decided the act unconsti­ tutional. the Republican Judges hold­ ing directly opposite views. It Is only a few years since the Democratic press was denouncing General Grant for packing, the Supreme Court of the United States, as they said, on the question. Fourth--Mr. Fort a Republican mem-! £ Congress introduced the joint prohibit the further re- reenbacks, which was houses ;and resump- ii8 that the holder of nve the specie If he muary.' The green- annot be retired or ed, but, under the kto be a part of the* ry ntraction»< #? the Republi- back people will naturally ich guve that d which, by nee. enate Voted WJfeiv.tvble for ouse refuged to hours of the ses- t through tire form ar measure when they late for it to pass the y took good care not to Senate proposition, which lave ended the matter and destroyed the premium on gold, is the belief of the committee lie re t when the greenback men fully lin­ ers t and the attitude of the two arties on the greenback question they will not trust the Democrats on the one hand, nor find any necessity for a separate Greenback part y oh the other. Mr. Gorham, in response to an i iiqut- ry, said that the charge that the com­ mittee was circulating hard-money documents in the East and the opposite in the West was a silly falsehood; The speech of Senator Ferry on greenbacks, hesaid. dees not attack resumption, nor does (he speech of Senator Morril on resumption attack greenbacks. The legislation of the last session concern­ ing the question as above citied con­ stitutes the platform of the Reptt^UtMp party In the campaign. ' . -- j |i, DIWIPIKB CONVENTION, '•,A general meeting «f the Disciple* of Christ in Northeastern Illinois, con­ vened at Fort Ilill, Lake Couutv. on Friday, Oct. 11th, 1878, and continued over to the following Tuesday. This assembly proved to be a glorious re­ union of the scattered veterans of the cross who have waded through years of sore trials caused by a wolf having entered the flock, who succeeded in di­ viding and alienating the loving child­ ren of God throughout this district. This meeting was largely represent­ ed by the brotherhood from Lake and McHenry counties and the surrounding" community. Bro. W. R. Slater, Pastor of the church at Center, Wis., supplied the pulpit. Bro. Slater made himself known to his large audiences rs a straight forward, earnest, intelligent gospel preacher, dispensing to both saint and sinner their respective por­ tions In duo' season. One confession and baptism. After preaching services on Qaturdav p. m., in response to a call for a busi­ ness session, the brethren and sisters were requested to remain, Bro. H. T. Nettleton was called to the chair and A. R. Knox appointed secretary. The following preamble and resolu­ tions were preseufcd and unanimously adopted: Whereas, We have seen with deep regret resolutions passed at (what was termed) the regular quarterly meeting in Northeastern Illinois, commencing on the 13th of September last, touch­ ing the character of Bro. John Ayls- worth, Bro. A. R. Knox and wife, which we do hereby declare to be wicked, false and slauderoun in every particular. 1 Now, therefore, we, the Disciples of Christ in Northeastern Illinois do hereby affirm that Bro. John Aylsworth Bro. A. R. Knox and wife, have^our fullest confidence, as true and worthy followers of Christ, of many years standing in this district, who$# Chris- tain reputations are without stain. And we do. also, hereby dcclare that we have no confidence In one Wilson Collins, who has been tried and con» demned by three regular church tribu*' nals and one board of arbitrators.-^ Who has made sad havoc among us by* dividing our churches and bringing upon the brotherhood through this en­ tire region general disgrace. Resolved, That the proceedings of this convention with these resolutions be published in the Waukegan papers; also the secular naDer* of McHenry comity, and In the Ckrtetifin Standard^ Review, Christian. Evangelist and all those of our religious journals who have published the slander on these, our worthy brethren njid sister. a w T. NKTVMtiow, Chairman. 4L./K. Knox, Secretary. WrCast three Votes for Hon. F. K. Granger on Tuesday next. S* fa the Peoples* Representative. T- N. BLAKE . ' t W M O N A I M ) RINCWOOO ILLINOIS The subscriber would inform the pnblie that he i8 now prepared to furnish them with anything in his line from a Common Farm Wagou to the nieest Top Carriage, on short notice and at reasonable i-atea, . Using none but the best Of timber sad employing none but SKILLED WORKMEN! He Warrants hie work to giro Mtisfeetion, and for good pay will be as low as' -can poasu bly be afforded. •Viif* \ ' 'V •({? MAKES Hor seShoes ing ^specialty •>4.» • lis & Of all kinds promfetlv attended to. Call and see for yourself. N- BLAKE. Ringwoofl, III., Oct. 20th, 1878. FRED. SCHNORR, MANUFACTUIIEROP New Store, near the Depot, MoIIENRY, ILLINOIS, Having remoTed to my new Store, I am now prepare.! to aveonimnduto my cuatomers in anything in the line ot Custom-Made Boots and Shoes On short notice and warrant satisfaction.! Being a workman of many years expe riunre I Am continent I enn please all who give me a call, and as I use none but the est of stock can guarantee as represented. ~ Give me a call and I will try and please. -S^ftcmsmber the plar-, new Block, one- - door Woet of Storj 's Hai-d wave store. FRED- SCHfiORR •HeUenry, fll., Oct. 80th, 187S. ; Admiriistrator's Notice* ESTATIC of Horace I,ong deceased. The t underaigueil having been appvitited rainistrator <*f thn Kstateof llora< e. Long late of the County of M^Uenry, and State ot III. inois, deceased, hereby given notice that lie will appear before the County Court of Me- Hcnry County, at the Court House, in Wood** stock, at the December Term, on the Third Monday in December n«st. at whi.-U tin;;-, all persons having elainis against said Estate, are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the under­ signed. Dated 26th day of Sept. A. D. 1)478. Ki>w!* M. Owes, Administrator. tff i87a 1878. LAUEE & BECKER, Near the Depot Mchenry^- Illinois. Have Just received their Fall and Winter Stock of Ready-Made Clothing, Ilats. Caps, and Gents' Furnishing Good.* We Will Not B» Undersold Give us a Ca , ^ LAUER & BECKER. MeSenry, III., Aug. 'ituh. 18/8. M. ENCELN. <*u iv- smi th; Scale Repairing, Grinding and Pol- lshing llazors and Shears and Table Cutlery a speciali­ ty. Repairing of all kinds done in Steel or Brass.-- All work warrant­ ed. Also dealer In Gnns. Revolver*, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Gun and Fiyhmg Material, Plpea, Cigars, Tobacco, Violin Strings, Jtc. Shop and store near the Post Office, ME Henry, 111. 1*1 s> = Is m O < o --Foil-- BOOTS AND SHOE: 211 A 913 Madison St., BUEL, COOK & SEIXA8, ManuTrs and Wholesale Dealers. S yS"Don't fail to examine Goodi-i aud •Prices when in Chicago Stock New find Bought for 41ash. Great in. ,K. Iti'Kr,, Late with id. Selz ft Co. . F. Cook, I Late ot Whitney. .1,. SEIXA8, I Cook * Co., N. Y. - -"t •N-, ' 'fe:• ^. . ... , ,. {/j ' . | 'f3 !<,• : .. ' • '-"i. '• '• 1 -4#^?"' --ATIHE-4* -' i..v£ I1MM0NS i EIUSOV W- We will make lowest bottom prices on any article purchased at our Store. We are ready with a full line of Goods suitable toi$ Winter use, such as Ladies and Gents Underwear, Gloves and Mittens. Hats and.Caps, flannels, Waterproofs, Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Ties, Cuffs and Collars, Nnbias, Scarfs, Gents and La­ dies Cardyen Jackets, etc., etc. We joffer extra •A vi , « : INDUCEMENTS IN OVERCOATS, In Boots and Shoes we have as good Goods as money will buy, including a full line of $ek>it Eand Sewed Shoes, «ach and every pair warranted. .,v;" ••••.'-• . " " ji- • - Call and see us and be convinced that our Goods are the beat and our prices lower than any other house in tbe CQU^ty, » "r"f 'f fe" :• i'; •' '• j? . ' • f,> , . a--".*;: - •- • '>$•&- ^^, im* • • ' i<r ."M. --9/n FITZSIMMON8 & EVANSON. 1 • # If You Knew You could, get a Gold Dollar for Ninety jQents would you go to tin as;," *. x '- %-OF h* >i- \ C. F. Hall's Stores are both ready for the Fall and Winter Jbnai- ssssof'?{! and '<9, and arc olfenng such inducements that ^readers of the PLAINDEALER can't afford to pass them by. Just read a few prices as an appetizer and then go and see for yourself. Best Print*. Best Prints... Spool Cotton ........ SB inch Cotton..... Winch Cotton beet , " " " bleached.. " " " bleached beat.. " •' Cashmere..... Black Alpaca-- ............. Ciond Corsets 3iTo 1 CwfactS.. .. .. .* «f.., l.adies Furs all price*....'....,.....;.;. Buffalo Robes all price*.... ..ww.-...... Cotton Flannel All wool Flannel, Good.......... Wotnens and MissM Shoe* . j OS .. 06« .. 07 .. » v. r« . . 2ft .... ffi •• 00 J*-,1 OR » ... 1 00 • t o t * Best Tea M Best Japan Tea <9. 70 5 rts off nn 5 1b lot* ft lbs Coffee j gg 15 lbs Currant* 1 00 12 lbs Biee 1 00 N o l B a k i n g P o w d e r . , . . v . . t t Saleratus W starch... 10 Axle Grease. . M Stove Polish.......... ........ OS Mens Suits cheap Boys Suits cheap.... Overcoats cheap.. •*.v«n.,.. . .. M « •**>• r« » ui. '4} <•»••• My disposition this Fall is to sell cheaper than ever arm * am pro pareel to give all who are in want of merchandise a real benefit. "Goods well bought are half «old" and I know I present to patrons as well bought stock and bought as low as Cash in hand would huv it in any market. Clothing is one of my great specialities and 1 guarantee a saving? of from $2 to $6 a suit. Stock always full and complete for all sizes. Trunks, valises, Hats and Caps in full as sortment. In fact in all classes of merchandise I am fully up to the times in goods and prices. I am bound to lead the trade if good goods and low prices will do it. In closing I will only say I want to see you. It will be of mutual benefit for I know you can male money out of me. I have Stores well filled at Dundee and Rich­ mond, gentlemanly clerkfc in attendance and my name !• C. F.HALL, Chicago Office, C.P.HALL. RICHMOND, III. 122 Fraxklin STRKYT. * DUXDEK, III Winter Camgaip --FOE-- I BOOTS AND SHOES MARCUS' GERMAN ,-- Manufactured by Fr MARCUS ,..4#* --DEALER IK-- PURE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS 1 Woodstock, III-- The best Tonl^ in tha world. Pat up ftk Plot and Quart Bottles. P. MARCU8* Patontae. 5S J*" la now opening up. and DWIGHT & FORREST are ready emergency." We shall continue to give you those •T tike BARGAINS FOR CASH Thftt ^o other selling on time can do. We buy and sell more Boots and Shoes than all other dealers in Woodstock together. Our stock hojiHg so large it is far better to choose from. We Buy and Sell For Cash Exclwm. We would be pleased to compare quality of goods and prieaa with any other dealer in McHenry County. Do not buy a Single d»llar*fl worth of Boots and Shoes, before examining our 4- MAMMOTH DWGHT & FORREST, Cor. Main Street and Publk^Squgw Woodstock III., Sept. 24th, 1878.