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iffirt'st' i^-.A WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1879. k . »'$: I V>-> Railroad Time Table. o«u» •<?«•«•» eva T*ke Paaacwger r* Lake Freight. OOVHO WORTH. hJlrtt /Ske Paaaeneer i«Mn l.alce Freight ffMMV* l m. .?.»:«» A. v. 7:02 p. * Peoples' Caucus. voters of the Corporation of tlw of McHenry, are requested to est at the Council Room, In said vll- g*. on Monday evening next, April 14 th, at 8 o'clock, for the purposo of In nomination suitable persons to be voted for Corporation officers for the enduing year, and for the transac­ tion of such other business aa may come ^ meeting. Pita OBDEm CoxUrrTBU .5 Temperance Canciu. , A H p e r s o n s f t * f a v o r o f e l e c t i n g ' * - Hfd-Llcense Board In this Corporation for the coming year, are requested to * meet at the Universalis Church, on Saturday evening next. April 12th, at • o'clock, for the purpose of putting In nomination a ticket to be voted for on »***• ' -.vV - " • - • Fa* ntoisK OoMxtrfsB. ' « < \ i . . . . . , - • Boskd Crtmmlaloiiers Fliian- r eial statement, Made to the Board oj Town Audits for the pear ending March 2Hh% 1879, Amount on hand April 10th, 1878. |BM •• Steot-jved from OoOBty Trmaynivar Nlah, Railroad Tax .. M« 41 Iteeeivad from S. II. Walker, Delta. » . Tax.... .... Received from Frank Smith, Collector. Sti 78 Total. 1*78 April 27--Lnmber, ftmith ft Snyder.... ;•»« «« April 27--Work on McHenry Bridge.,.. SB 88 way 25--Work on Mores'* rirtdgoTr...... J» Stt 'May 48--Work done la M77 18 15 March f2--Henry Colby Deiinqaesttkx 168 At May « - Work on HUAway.... ..... .... Stay B--Work on Jonnaburgh Bridge.. J«a» S6--Work on Highway t Jane tf--Work on Highway .. July It--Work on MfttV Brldct Aug. 87--Work on Highway...... Aug. t9--Work on Uigbwaqr i®-Work o* Highway.. Sfe^Work on Highway......,.,..., March25--Castor Adams, aervices.. ..... March SS--Martin Welsh, serricei ;' R 00 17 M IS 25 33 5ft » 78 S8SS SB * WW SB fly so oo March 'iV-sainuel Walker services.. _ XntMk-QMtor Adama f per oeat on ;WTHK Public School opened again <WI lloiday last, after a weeks vacation. "~The M. Seltz ft Co>. Boots and Shoes || fttH stock and still lower prices at Pncklin ft Stevens. . ^ C OUNTY Superintendent Young had quite a large class for examination In tills village on Friday. Before going elsewhere, call and ex­ amine a fine assortment of goods and .v.|jlmru prices, at Mrs. |E. W. Howe's. • New and stylish Dress Goods, rang­ ing In price from 6 cents and upwards SftFitzsimmons & Evnnsoii*s. •'%« learn that the Saloon keepers of ^fthnsburgh, who were Indicted at the \f1 • laattermof Court, were each fined : *™>- - >• - - v Mrs. E, W. Howe hits Just received a full line of Millinery, and will dispose 4|f it at the very lowest figures for •>- AN Easter Parry will be given at Wlrfs Hall, in this village, on Monday ft veiling next, April I4tlC Tickets 60 .puts. , . • . . V : ; . ,lK. M. OWBN is still eontlift'il house nursing * carl»1ncle. Bis many friends hope to see him out again in a :;#w 'lay- t • IJLt i • ; j • . j-u 'i . .AWLUS, of Cliitton Junction, former resident of this village, snade us a call one day last week. He vtra* here looking after property which lie still owns In this village. , -- » v: J. J. GILLI? has Issued ticket* for an faster Party at his Hall on Monday «Vet«liig next, April 14th. 6ood music will be iu attendance and a gcod tlnfe y be expected. MRS. M. E. THOMAS lias opened a Mw Dress aud Cloak Making establish­ ment oier Mrs. Searles Millinery Store where she wilt be hapj^f to see the la­ dles who wish any work done in this line. See her card in another column. is uo 17 6S # i.-ra • ;« h-£i!-i?'in: .#IS96 ii If anv of those Interested wish Airv ther ptrtlcitlars they can have the privilege of examining the books by calllug ou the Treasurer Castor Adams. , ON Saturday last aw election for one School Director for this District took pl*ce, and contrary to general expecta­ tion proved to be quite ait exciting contest. Tbore were 149 votes polled, which resulted in the election ot Chas. C. Colby [by 49 majority. The Board npw stands C. B. turtles, A. H. Hanley *ndX^ias C. Cblbv. WK would call attention to the no* tice. iu another column from our super­ visor, In relation to (he Town Poor.-- It is important to both the town and those who wish aid therefrom, and we think will be generally approved by all Tax payers, and certainly is the very best thing that could be done for the really destitute, whether thtey see It or not. Read the notice carefully. IN County Court, March 27th, 1879. notice Is hereby given to all concerned, that on Thursday, March 27th, At D.. 1879, the following order was Entered of record, in said court, by the Hon. B. N. Smith, Judge; Mlt is ordered that all Administrators, Executors, Con­ servators and Guardians, who have not reported to this Court within two years, report at once" A prompt com. pliauce with this order wilt gave cost* P, WtiiTKEr, Clerk. * v. ; Jos. FITZSIMMOXS, of the (HP of fftcsimmons ft Evansoh, started for Kansas on Monday on a prospecting four. Should he like the sottntoy lie Will probably buy some land {before he ftturns. OK the first page can be found the Urd of Dr. C. H. Fegers, who has opened an office in Johnsburgh, and wIH also visit this village "Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, wltb an of- §09 at the Riverside House. POM'T trust your name on any .docu­ ment presented by strangers, on any pretext, unless you are certain yon are not signing a note. Not* swiudbtrs playing their vocatlou in various j^rIs of the country. . • ; would call the attention *>f our rsftders to the card, to be found on the Hwt page, of C. H. Donnelly, Attorney «t Law, Woodstock. Mr. Donnelly is a rising young lawyer, and those hav­ ing legal business can eutrust it in no Ifltter hands. • As will be seen by an advertisement In another column Leonard ikmslett and John Hogan, of this village, have formed a co-partnership for "the pur­ pose of carrying on the Flour, Feed and Produce business, and have opened the store formerly occupied by P. D. 'Smith, near the Depot, which they have filled with a full line of Flour, Feed, ftc^ which they advertise to sell at bottom prices. Read their adver­ tisement in another cblumn. , " ' WB had the pleasure a few days cilice, of seeing k very fine horse, n#ned by L. E. Clark, of Genoa Junc­ tion, Wis. He is a bright bay, laige. well proportioned and weighs over 1600 pounds, and for style aud general get sp is hard to beat. He is of the Cana­ dian Lion and Bellfounder stock, and jttst such a breed of horses as every farmer should aim to get. This horse eau be seen at Johtiaburgh Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week. Mr. dark Is also a first class horse Doctor, juid persons having horses that are ail­ ing in auy form should not tail'to con­ sult him. Wie*WMd call tlici attention of our foaders the advertisement of Fits- stmmons ft Evnnson. which iu our hurry we were unable to notice last week as it deserved. They have filled their store with as fhte a stock of Spring and Summer goods as can be found in Mc­ Henry county, aud appreciating the times they have adopted the "Live and Let Live" plan and are now offer­ ing good Good* at prices to suit the times. Read their advertisement and when in towu do not fail to call and examine goods aud learn prices. IN the Si»cial Science Journal, for March, we find the following notice of Mcllenry's Artist,Miss Clnra B. Owen: M iss Clara B. Owen, a pupil of Mrs* St. John, is otte of the most promising young artists that we have. There are in the gallery several fruit pieces showing most vigorous handling, and a freedom aud strength that Is very rare in a young artist. Miss Owen has been making wonder­ ful improvement In the past year, which proves what we have before said in these columns, that it Is not merely study but a natural giM. While most Portrait Painters usually get the likeness in the last finishing touch of their pictures. Miss Owen shows her subject from the first mark upon the canvass* Her many friends in this vil­ lage view her progress with pride. AM "Original package" has been sent from Nuu(|a, and besides being adorued with several curious designs, has, a strong smell of Democracy, Accom­ pany!^ &was the following card: This W» found in the deserted camp of theNQiienbackors after the stnoke had clffcred away after the battle, Tuesday April 1st., It was taken from a tlcadSrteeubacker, who died "organ- iKiog^^id was left in the blacksmith shop unburied. Organize at once un­ der your "noble standard bearer*?' We are also told that Elder Rluglaud was around the next morning looking qfter the corpse^ but it is our opinion tiiat it was the remains of the original package" he was after, Et£ Elder? The pferson whoireceived thf^paekage informs us that it will be on exhibition at the proper time; WE would ca'l the especial attention of the readers of the PLAIXDEALKR to the new stiv&rtisement of N. Blake* General Blacksmith. Wagon and Car­ riage Maker, Ringwood, which can be found elsewhere in this paper. He is 'so well and favorably known in this section that he hardly needs any enco­ miums from us. His reputation as a horse shoer is second to no man in Mc­ Henry oounty, and as ho uses none but hand-turned Shoes all who take their horses there are sure of having them shod in the most workmanlike manner and no interfering or lamcuess after.-- Read his advertisement and when in want ©f anything in that lino be sure and give blm a call. - f NOTICE. % Th^ Friends ot Temperance, Ring- wood; will hold itsj next meeting at J". W. Grimoiby'sj Saturday evening of this week, April 12th. ii r VtKR AT RAIN8VILLK. We take the following particular* of the fire which occured at Bainsvllle, on Thursday night last, from the WaU- kegati Patriot of Saturday. Thursday evening of thfs weelt George Cleveland, who ooenpied the building , adjoining Webb ft Fox's store, in the village of Halnsvllle, discovered smoke Issuing from the store building, and Immediately gave the alarm, The villagers responded with alacrity to the.cry for aid, and busy hands Were soon at work endeav­ oring to stay the devouring element which by this time had gained great headway. It was found impossible to stay the Dames, and In a comparatively short time Webb ft Fox's store, aud the Halnsvllle Masonlo Hall. |n the corner building owned by J. Devoe, together with the harness shop, barn, and other out-bulldlngs, were smould­ ering rnins.* There was an Insurance of f|,o6o on the merchandise, but not One penny on any of the buildings. The fire was dis­ covered about 10 o'clock, and is sup­ posed to have caught from the stove pipe. The harness maker and shoe maker saved their implements, but everything else went up in smoke. The fire was so hot that it required the united efforts of all the viliageps to keep Mr Wadsworth's residence, across the street, from igniting. The fence surrounding the buildiiig ,to the ground. Sheep Shearing F«att«*l • * The Northcrn.IUinois Merino Sheep Breeders Association will hold a shear­ ing festival on the Fair Ground, at Woodstock, April 23. Let all who keep dlieep or wear woolen, go to the festival, with plenty of rations, and a dc term at ion to have a good time, then you will come awajr as happy as you went. In some parts of the country these Annual Sheep Shearing Festivals are looked forward to with a great deal of pleasure, and indeed, they must also he important to breeders, who can there compare notes, and possibly learn much that would be highly ben­ eficial to them, We predicti this^ tival will be well attended. ibm-roR PLAIKOEALKU:--Yotr 1**- member the otlier day talking about liatn smoking. Well that Infernal cuss has smelt the smoke aud has been sneaking around and finally got In and took a hauu Now that man or thing, for there is no man that has a spark, of manhood about him, that would sneak around a man's stnoke house iu the night aud steal, deserves the severest punishment known in law. Tliere are sume not a mile from here that are to Infernal lifzy to work, that are watch­ ing hen roosts and smoke houses and other places where they take anything they can lay their hands on. Now I could look ou aud see him eat that ham aud choke until his eyes would stick out like two pealed onions and his torgue bang out half as long as my elin* the t»od forsaken eus«. f f\ Ar HKBAWV itrkllriax Match at Woodatoek. • \ , SAD, •:<», auwi. Thflfabove pushes are offered by the dtlzefts ofWood*§ock for a walking match to,take PWce tn that city on Monday uekt. April 14th. Contestants J si inust be residents of McIIenry Couuty^ COKUITIONS, The contestants are to be allowed to run, lope or walk for eight hours, com* meuclug at 9 4» X. The first money, $50, to be given to the one covering the greatest number of miles in said time, provided such distance" be 40 miles or more. The second money to be given to the one making the uext best record oyer 87 miles, and the third money to the one having the next best record over 30 miles. Manage­ ment reserves the right to postpone or continue the match if the weather is unfavorable. For entering the race a fee of 93 wl^be rfustged to defray ex­ penses. '• '• rAnutAfrrnts Irbe following are the namea of Pathmasters. appointed at the Town Meetlug ou the 1st, inst, for the year 1879: District No.l---Nicholas Freund. District No. 31--Howard Waterman. District. No.3--Allen P.Colby. ; District No. 4--James Carr. District No. i>--James R. Sayler. District No. <1--Samuel Sherman. District No. 7--Benjamin Wagner.- District No. 8--Stephen Smith. District No.'fl--Robert Siierburne. District No. 10--Frederick Smith. District No. 11--Nicholas L. Freund. District No. 12--Joseph Schafcr.^ # District No. 13--A. O. Ingalls, ; District No. 14--John Ralston. . District No. 35--Jacob Miller. r>i > : District No. 19--John Rainthorpe*,r.» ' District No. 17--Jabez Carr. Buckjiin ft Stevens are receiving their Spring Goods and are prepared with a full stock, which they propose to fell for Cash at extremely low Prices. ' DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING. Mns. M. E. THOMAS, Dress and Cloak Makiu^f Rooms, over Mrs. Searles Mil­ linery Store, McHenry. Having recent­ ly located in McHenry, I am now pren pared to do all kinds ot Dress aud Cloalh-Making in the best of style and at reasonable prices. Cutting <aud Fitting promptly attended to. Ladies want of work In, thi* linf wili do Well to give me a call. # Mns. M. E. TuoitAB. / f,, 't . ar.v. , Hav% yon seen those all wool Men's Suits, at ten dollars each P They ard decidcd bargains, at Fitzsimmoiu ft Evansou's. oitrroAmr. Dtno--In Oreenyood F«H W&t, 1S)V, after a lingering illneaa Writ, Joaeph 4. Farker, aged alxty Keren years. Bmrti i ftrk State May IStH, 1811 . Was left an Orphan at the age of three years. Resided with an Uncle till eighteen years ef age. From thence to East Bloomfield, Ontario County N. F., the|^ she experienced a Cliangt* of hjeart. and united with the M. E. church. Resided there for nearly four years and was married to Joseph J. Parker. From there they moved to the town of Lyon, Oakland comity, Mich. Still attaining the same ;falth Ui Jesus as her Savior, and there being no Methodist denomination in the place they united with the Baptist Society, remaining there until August 30th, 1857, they moved on the Garrison farm one mile north of Greenwood, where they have been living since that time. After moving there they again united with the M. K. Society. As she expressed her feelings the day previous t«> her death, it was with a full and clear assurance of meeting many friends, and five of her children that have gone before her to that hap- pv, blissful home, where parting is known no more. It will be remem­ bered that Mrs'Preston died In Wood­ stock, September 20th, 1878, was the last one. Mrs Parker leaves a husband and four children to mourn her loss. Besides there are many other relatives and friends that are scattered. A son being near him, a daughter with him, another in ilarsailis. llliuois. aud Mrs. N.S.Colby in McHenry. But what is their loss is her eternal gain. O the bliss of Ufc eternal I ^ ^... V' O the long «nl>r»ken rest!* In the gnldnn flelria of pleasp^li In the region of the bleat ' • Bnt to aeeoitr dear Redeemer, ^ And before throne to fall, lhifcre to hear hi* gracions WelifcOHie Wi 11 be sweeter fiir than alL UfRO--la Wondatoffc, April, 4th, 1S7* Alvln F. Pirkor, -ige<l aoventy four years, after alt illness of eleven day*. Born in East Bloom field, Ontario County, N. V, In the year 180R, re­ mained there till 1841, when he re­ moved to the toiwn of Hebron, 1111 nots, where he took up a large amount of laud making him one of the pioneer settlers of McHenry County. Re­ mained there until three years ago when his health failed him, lie removed to Woodstock to live with one of his daughters, Mrs.' L. H. S. Barrows. Followed by a severe illness he expert* euced soon after moving to Woodstock* he wished to relieve himself of tho anxiety and ckre ot so targe an estate that he divided It among his faintly, consisting of four daughters aud one son. Mr. James F.* Parker Of Wood­ stock, two daughter* In Woodstock, one in Hebron, atid one in Greenwood. For fifty four years he has been a member of the M. E. church. During this time he has taken a very active part, and during the pa»t winter has been blest with health that would permit him to attend evening and afternoon servises quite regularly, which he lias enjoyed extremely well. Nsarittg the shore of time be still pressed onward with 'hat steadfast and firm faith In the "bright forever." Saturday the 6th, friends and relatives were Called by the sum* morn of death to bear his remains away to his last resting place. Ills funeral sendee took place at thai V. l. church in Woodstock at one o,clock. Sermon delivered by Elder Earngey, thence his remains were bourne to the cemetery in Hebron to be lain by his wife who passed ftway some seventeen years age. And happy must be the meeting with friends long passed be­ fore. For we {hall know $ach other tliere. £The abftVe dtcfe&sed tki a brother Of Joseph J. Parker, of Greenwood.] Jeaua! harmonious name! e r-nit A harm a the host atwrv*. jifci " " JfJiey evermore proclaim , And wonder at his lore. « . all their happiness So gaiae. i ; .*TUheaven to aee his faq«k Department. mi; i n$i -fnm mm ^jir^r-r~T^rrr OwtWf m the increasing leitt#tf?bf aid from the town by those who rep­ resent themselves to *be in destitute cirtmnstatices, and out of employment or unable to support themselves, I find it necessary, in order to extend relief to all cases reajly deserving atsisuiioe, and yet protect, the tax payers, that something be done to enable me to furnish the greatest amount of aid f0r the least moijey. Accordingly I have arranged to tiav^ all who are now, or may hereafter,become Paupers, during my term of office, kept at ' one good and suitable place, where thev may be cared for as their circumstances re­ quire. Those who are able to labor of course will be required to do so. while the aged and infirm will be (Bared for as their condition requires, and all will be better cared for than can possibly be done with the^utme money where the Paupers a*e scattered promiscu­ ously all over the Towuship. I shall therefore reijoguiae pouc m-i Paupers hereafter, except those who eomply v Ith these arrangements, or pay any bills for Paupers which I do not oon>- tract.. ,t Physlclans and all othefs to Whom it may concern will ple&fe govern themselves accordingly^ J. W. CR1STY, fittfsahrywr. Nothing like Dr. Marah*#a Lbng Svntp. It cures the worst cases of Coughs or Colds promptly aud effect­ ually. Try it, Price only 23 cents E'r bottle. Sold by Colby Bros., Mc* enry, 111, Anymore Whlston, of Northup's Mins. lost an infant chikl last week. I dlitaot learn Hm trouble** which it died, • ils»louer tlnwnlug n> amount depended on for pof str#l^i' ApHI14th, at yearendlng Tha Am^ sctool m«|f ting was belt! on ind resulted in Ihe elec^fctn W S. ttf'Ward, as Director, by a mKJbrlty off ever 9. F. Bennett. The contest was a spirited one and both sidti worked #lth a teal worthy of victory. It ts claimed that some illegal voting was done, which,if trw»t was of oourse wrong. ^ Buckrtdge, the winner of first prise In the Richmond walking match, was pretty well used op, and had to lay by at the Richmond Hou*f some days for repairs; while our Richmond boy Moon, shouldered his gun next morning and tramped ail day for docks, seeming none the worse for his trial ®f the day before. This makes Richmond sports have profound faith in the soundness of Moon's bottom, and there is a dispo­ sition here to biyck him against most any one who comes along, as soon as he has had a little practice. Let's form a joint stock company to trot him around In America for awhile, and then take him over to England to Just take that champion belt from Rowel!! On the evening of March 29tli, at the residence of the bride's parents, oc­ curred the marriage of Richard Over­ ton, son of James Overton, Esq., of Solon Mills, and Miss Fanny Killey, of Richmond. The ceremony was per­ formed b y the Reverend Jr. H. Bacon, of Solon Mills. A select party qt friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. Cards for a reception on the following Friday evening wera issued and a large company were In at* tendance to" do honor to the newly wedded. A thousand good wishes were showered upon the happy pair, aud the evening was one of unalloyed pleasure to all. May the journey ef life, begun under such favoring auspi­ ces, be eyer fair. The town, meeting passed oAT quietly, only one ticket in the field. The picket elected is as follows: * Supervisor--W. A. MnConnel. - • .Town Clerk--A. R. Alexander ' ̂ Assessor--W. L. Turner, ^ ' Collector^--J. V. Aldrleh. Road Commissioner--Jgtkdiard Wnq;. SchoolTrmtee--J. O. McLane. it was voted to raise 9400. ferpoer and contingent expenses, and i)0Q%fov roads atid bridges. The fotyow.iag road overseers %rere appointed, eosn- meitcing with District No. 1» and following through in order. tt» No. 14: P. K, Allen, Iben Weeks. M. Koble. R, Lawsot), H. Christian, Sam Orvls. John McConnel, Geoige Fntsi, JL Halderman, T. R. Slieklon. Sam Wlfcenr D. Liciity, J. Reed, Bobb«.3Pbwlegrave. AL«OHQVI||. EniTOtt P(.AI2fl>lCA<<Vlt>--KeSl day is Easter. Don't forget your red ribbon. Siyeral in town have tho ftwr. ' " Chas. Ayerleavfes town tMe weok. Bufialo Bill speared a IS poeoftd pick-, enl the other night. Henry Heideman left an Msnday for Montana Territory. ^ You ladies wbo want a niee^ JBot} Shoe in button and side laco cail on J. D. Ferguson ^/r. -v n • James Tibhets lelt for lows Monday morning where he will visit his broth­ er. Joseph Kes and wife left to-day for McPherson Co., Kansas, where he has purchased 160 acres of farming land.-- We wish them success In their new enterprise. Kobt.Goehran aadftmily flMNred Hampshire last week. ' « ' » Wm. Chapman and family, of Elgin, spent a few days visiting friends here test week.; -m-m j We learn tfiatGeo. Chapell has bought an interest in tha oommtssion business with bis unde( S. M. Babbitt, of San Francisco. . As house cleaniag time U fast, ap­ proaching don't forget that you can find a good assortment of wall paper and window shades at J. D. Fuerguson's After a series of three lectures on intemperance In this place, a Red Ribbon Club was organized with a membership of seventy-five. The fol­ lowing officers were elected and duly installed: President^ Lewis Ski toner; Vice Presidents, John ilelm, Richard Glllilan and Mre.C. E. Chapeii; Sco­ re t«ry, Albert Dodd; Treasurer, Miss Florence Tubbs; Finance Treasurer, John Adameck^ Marshals, Ephram Snooks and Eugene BennetM Stewart. Will Failing{Sergeant at Arms, V. N. Ford ̂ Chaplain, Rev, Peter Atvedson. The Club will meet Monday evening* at the Congregational Church, when arrangement? will be made when and where the regular meetings will be held, It is free to all and everybody Is cordially Invited to come and pass the evjBiiihg in good company. *; • Mrs. 8. Searles is now opeinii^ the largest stock of Hats, Bonnets, Wl|t, Ribbons^ Flowers, Feathers, Necik Wear, aud fact everything lu the No­ tion line aud wil sell cheaper than eter oficred in this (own b^fomk go to Laser ft Plows a Trnnha*T ply at Unckliiitfc For a n " Bedccn,near Call and mais'l ' ̂ Seleetlon (ViH Fifty Plows, st SbM. Owest's. than M • ' Hats and Caps at Bndtlln ft .lNe«o«ii New arrival for the Spring triwls. f " War cheats Hr Clothing Lsner ft Becker's. Call at E. M. Owen's see the Randall, School Books and Writing Fn|§ir Ch»ap,st O.W.Owen's. Keystone Corn Planter IsA E, M. Owen's. The best Ovetreat for tbe least money, at Laarer ft Bseket^s. • Stop at E.1|L< Geared Cortland and ssaths " NEW MILLINERY. tveeived. At Mrs. 8. McIIenry. In Clothing, Bnuklin ft Stevens haff' a full line tor |}%§pFblg trade. U«|[ aud get prices ImfiNrr Imying. G For $1,» Valley Ml! - " vfe' LY FLOUR. a| tho Fox m B.Bisnoa MltL I^|>er Tony inrwale at the Flae alley MITTA. R. BISHOP. For a Choice _ Fox Rivt r Valley & BtSHO atth». SUGARS tt SUuARSHI . Nt3wltti*w •*#«r W now and! for the hm^at pomible quotations call, at Bmi^Uuft Stevens. • v- - TRY A SAVt. Of the Family Ftonr sack, at the Fox River Valley BOSS PLANTJgfe ThO eelebrated. Kcystonei Planter greatly Reduced PricesatE.M. Owen*sI. New Stock of Cloths* Ready-Madb Clothing, ftcu, for the Fall trade just revived atLauer ft Beekoi*st near th* Defse*. .. No Fatiwi who tilis Ten acres or land can' afford to 1m without a Randall.. Harrow. Yon can ueo one Every Pur at EL M. Owea's. ^ CASH! CASUS CitSB!!!. ' »0> Mad, of . • BAUD l'AR«taUdK. i: Aad I am^now • ssMi'isitl Famttr J'lonr for H JIO pergflk wmioiM at E.IK •wen^s toll . Te|te to twenty' more bushe|i ofeofin E^thenctw whefu tM Mminll l®r |»pmd^M9«rs are osed^#0r sals bf The celebralidPtSB' City SSO#»K, tho best in tho Ifariret at ITiilinii psieesstK.M.pwea's^ 50IT8IW GOHinrQRV ^ * * %' •hen yon can get good jPlsur CM yi»j>erSack at the KT V& .'•'iHiiiiSS1""- • 1 iwnnse and t«rn fotslHH'lNr nUe. For further pasticnlBSS S f r m - ' * • •» reason* Inquire W*: • JL XUflfSll. it* XOXV&L Grain or Wood wiR he taken in pn»l^ .m^at, orwHf sell on time with at* proved Notes* " • ™;!' •": - F. A. 'Hunan** > • ' : •*' r *;:'.liIVl,*-AND LETlfVB. ' - I am now selling Fiouratthe fottoW ' ingrates: M Geod Family Flow. . Star Brand., >,«>.k Patent Flour......«. 91.19 »»»>«.... 1 Mi tt ffiisuov.. . ' WAIT FDR THE WAGON. We art now offering one of our win* V bra ted I f WagokHn With top Eo*. • Steel Spring ieat, Whifitarees,' Nsek , year. F0R SiALlB; M A^resof land tn 11, ail • Aiso»mp(i«f.iipdi with it- good fioQM and bam thereon, with tint* her and water in abtttidanee, ^Section- Also mr homesteai! ©n the Crystal Lake and Nunda road. Good /new house, baftt and Otlmr ouibdltdlMk^* Apply to c,; ^ 2; SPRIN» A?H> SUMMER OP 1878. ^ age wo have had for t~ we shall <ndeaVor as Kneh uniformly low prioes fbr goods to merit a share of age. Come and see us my or noL examine pNQitr B"tm»,»t,Asvnvsns*. • : 8 A L E , ' I a«tr my property In thoi McHenry for Sale. i| cated,contaiu# about ' with W dws4M^1 barns and ont henses# HI... gether or in MMlsacfeS^i Or would trap^ii whoi farm in this county or for land. < Also I have for Houses. • . jRor further particulars Inquire of 3«mnm|t' aifnn .V "'"V •M- - • ^ 1 - ' ! Henry, III, ollcred in this u>wu before* I ||tH«ary, 111., March J ,1' ^ J /vS _ mm