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V- , ?W: ?: r- , J» 4 ^ %l \ , mat 7th, int. RSllrMdTKne Table. BeatnUk« l^eaeiiMr .....,f*A. *, e«n«irs Lake Frojtfhf.?... j !l:l6*. k! j y . :' «i»#worth. ". aeaeet Mii rniiii... totooA. *. E«R#B,i*IW 1NWW»«W|| ......7:08R. U •ji JEW1; TigitOow question It now creating ooaaldirable excitcmcnt in this Tillage. & F. Hall sells 91b*. Standard Gratru- 1»M Sugar for $1.00. * r f l i 4i ' '<* >> 1 ? % *, * < ~ $ N V ' " $ : i T«« Steamer **Ex_»efetor* it being P«t in shape and will be ready for bus­ iness In * few day*. , HOW. F.K. GRANGER spent tbe Sab­ bath at home, Its this village. lie in­ form* u& that the Legislature will probably adjourn about the STtli Inst. Laodrks begin to walk about tbe land, and jJie paint p<#makes it inter­ esting to thoi«e who do not see the sign *'Bewair of pante' aoon enough. Mr*. E. W. Howe Has just received a full line of Millinery, and will dispose of IS at the very lowest figures for cash. * • 'v - .,v For a good underataadtng get the M. Selz A Co's Boots and Shoe*, at Steve n8 A Schnorr's, and at still lower prices. FITS Saloons have taken out Licenses thus far in this village, against eight 1 ait year. The new Board announce their intention to Enforce tbe Sunday law to the letter. ' 1 The proceedings of the McHenry County Teachers Association are re­ ceived, but two late for publication ! this week. Tliey will appear in our next. The B. R. Club will meet at the Unl- ! versallst Church Thursday evening as | usual. The exercises will inclnde roll : call, members;to respond by sentiment | recitations, select reading and music. Live and let live Is a common phrase, ! practiced often time only in part, but ! Stevens A Sclinorr will endeavor to fully carry out the lull meaning of the : term. • • - > REV. L. G. POWERS will occupy the Pulpit of the UniversalUt Church, in I this viiiagc, on Sunday next, the 11th, ! morning and evening. Morning ser vico at 10} o'clock, Evening ser ; At 7§ o'clock. builder, informs us tfcet **eady ro lannch on ¥hi*|*day of next week, tmr-WMi. We do not exagente when we aay that it Is a perfect model In shape and proportions, and will be flnlnhed up accordingly. Capt. Wolfer- tin Is a first class workman and knows his business in every particular. We saw on our streets on Tuesday one of the finest yearling colts to be found In this section, and we very much doubt if his equal can be found la (fee State. He was sired by Hawkins' thoroughbred horse Amntadiw, is not quite a year old. Is 14} hands high and weighs over 800 pounds, apd for beauty of shape an# action .cannot be beat.-- No notice we can give <>f him can half do him justice. It Is owned and was raised by Charles Wright, who lives East of this village. Quite a large party of the little folks Assembled at the Riverside House on Saturday last in honor of the birth­ day of Miss May, youngest daughter of mine host Wight man, and a merry time they had. They used the large Hall for their play room and the way they enjoyed It as none but children can, almost made us wish we were a child again. They were a merry hap­ py, crowd, and after being served with a bounteous repast under the supervi­ sion of Mrs. Wightraan, went home with happy recollections of their after­ noon frolic. v' rrtMttop vftiie Boa: Council. ROOM. Board'; mm>! WHfWtU of PreMdent&tafftiiii the Wafie. Walrii,-Blake, Hanky, Minutes of last mee a n d a p p r o v e d . O n m o t i o n i t v f i that this Board grant License. On motion the Ordinance in relation to Dram .Shops was amended ao as to mad as follows. orihxancs. JBc it Ordained iff the Pretidenl and Board of Tmeteee the iVtaff* of LOST, on 8 Met J will confer the same at * if, The <^vor by 8 I^QIR. J. F. Ckaykws, wlio formerly ro- «lded In this village, lias rented H. E ;;; Wlghtmau's house, and moved his fam- , , ' ily to this village. We are notin- ^ formed to whether the i Doctor ln- .""*1 tends staying bete himself or not. r"t Mtss .Tenxie Bek.ks, having just re- 4 v turned front the Chicago Musical School , Is now prepared to take a limited nmn- ). a * her of Scholars for either the Piano or Organ. Terms reasonable. AH wlsh- Ing to take lessons should not fail to > • ) c a l l a n d c o n s u l t w i t h h e r . ,, '• • " We hear Inquiries almost fcfcsry day .|l 'tu> to when the Ciscoette Train is to be r ^ put on. Unless It warms up a little it ;< t will be almost useless to put It on at 7! all. This is better weather for visiting Around a coal stove than instating v f;i arouna the Lakes. * J* • 5 , ft! One of the editors of the Harvard ; ! *./ Independent attended the Carnival of -- Authors, at Chicago, and was greatly shocked because he saw a woman with ?;#s low neck and short sleeves Well, „ ^ weii: Young mi'n, don't you go away from home again. It's dangerous. {'I. Wm. Dow, the Shoemaker in Howe's * Block, is renovating and refitting his . ahop. and when completed will have * neat and tasty room. ' We under- < . , f, stand that in addition to Boots and \ ,J| Shoes he intends putting In a stock of _'v Cigars.Tobaccos. Fishing Tackle, Ac. AT a meeting of the Board on Wed- ' nesday evening Inst. .Tames Walsh was '* appointed Marshal and Street Cora- :• mtssioner for the Corporation for the ^ ^ ^ ensuing year, and was sworn in and * entered upon the discharge of his du- j: ties. 4•Jim1' will make a good officer, and violators of the law will do well to °*look a leetle oud." |J Mtss KATE ST CLAIR, of Ntmda, oon .. ' templates opening a Juvenile Singiii ;• I Class In this village soon, the time an place of which Twill be given In thes< columns. Miss St Clair comes hlghl recommended as an instructor in bot vocal and instrumental music. P. S. Since writing the above we learn that her class will commence on Saturday next at 10| a. itM at the Public School building. On Thursday evening of laat week a May party was held at Riverside Hall, in this village, and was a very pleasant and enjoyable affair. It was gotten up by the young ladies, and under their supervision# tbe Hall was tastily deco­ rated an A presented an appearance in­ viting and pleasant. There were about twenty five couple present and all want home highly pleased with their evnlng entertainment. We hope we tnay be favored with a like gathering Lts «&? EDITOR Plaindkaler:--In „ last weeks account uf the Sheep Shearing Festival, there was some errors. It should have been Daniel Kelley, in place of Beliey. And should have read one three year old Ram, Crook Led, nineteen and a half pounds (19|) tagged, in place of 16}, owned by G. W. Hum. f V " ; >*1^' . K.a. QOI.BT. LRft^ii8 remaining in the Post Office McHenry, May 1st, 1879* F. A. Abbott, Hellen Boss, Wm. Clark, E. L. Church.Stephen Curtisa, Henry (^ole, man, Herman Dreesnian.FrittDunslng. Nick Engalls, Katie Field, Mkry Frank. Alvero Heath, Bernard Harri­ son, Austin McCrackln, Dement Miller, R. A. Pendleton, Harry Rogers, L. WI vans, Geo. Raedel, (Reg. letter). JAMBS B. PERBV, P. M. Kitate Tranmrrt. Conveyances filed for record In th« M Office of McHenlry County f#r the two. waeka aadflng i&A. D.. 1870. toCanonA Teeple. lot ' 1M~. Sain Reerters ad 8. I-cwi« awM sec 1 John He _ Its ft and fl hlk5 John Duffv 4o Mary a, Cassadr. bik 11 Pi«r>w»n» add to C. Lake. «9Kk). Lydia A. Dickinson and bus .to John J, Zlm- ptenMin. Lts ti aad M itieuon plat Dorr *l#». U. W. Dc«t» and w to L, VT. Sheldon. »vX »n<l xr% s« M MO J3 ">ciieo,n, fTKMk. J. H- DiltbUund w to Catharine Oool. 100 a see 14 I>«rr, #4900. ffngh Kan,e to Ira aiocntn. ivX MX and «e& sec 17 Greenwood, fftOo. W ft C. Rock wood tostjme. wy *94 H and 8X see 6 Green wood.fl&O®, R. Lawson and w toS. H. Walker. EH nwjtf nejf sec 32 Itichmond, S4fl0. Better Brush and hiM to Hiaerva L. Petti- bone. Lts 33 34 and 96 Hebron, tMA. F. W, Rwrdwell l>v adin toi*. B. StMM.-- Land is ««e SO and 31 Hebron, 90. Rennet X. Jones to L. Kitpp. WM »wK seoU 15 nndrt of way Hebron, S6000. J. W,;Smith to Laura Tabor, IS 46-191 a In see 88 Richmond, $1500. O. W. itoflo to Anna Keating. SwJ^ o«X see SO Coral, f700. Mary IL Hobinnon to E. K- McMillan. Lts S SS bis 6 Wajkn|)> add to Nunda, $1000^ Richard Oalnon to Mieliael Dun, in sec 11 Greenwood, OK. O. Millar and w to Rlrlia 8aillu Pik uv •ee 19 Marengo, SIMH . * * ,«JJ> l MW!2Sa,,d wD»K> Wood* lalaeec 10 Grafton, O. Wreche and w to D. E Wood and a M. Da Lee. Sain see 84 Coral, pot J. O. Renolds arid w to C. F. Prrnity. fttaa r see 16 Hebron, ?MK)i. * Ira Sloenm and w to E. E, Furer. Pt It 7 U S and n pt It 9 blk 8 Woodstock, fSOOS. A. A. Waidner ana w to W. Nmneen. Btal O. L. P. &P. work*, T. Bacon and w toC. Wilson. Kvj^ awjtf «ee t4 neX ne.W we 15 Sfarengo, (WOSl K Piece etalte 0. White. Lot IS Hebron, G. T. Piere to Z. Pierce. 18 a in wjf sir* sec 17 Hebron. 750. M. Shales to O. Shales Swl* mX sec S5 Nnnda, flSO. ' A B. Coon Master to G, McDonnell. JfwM swX see 17 Richmond, SOS 00. Same G. P. Wodell. Lot 4 blk 3 Rtcbtaond' tm. Nancy Paddock and has toC. J. Kaappan.-- Lt 6 blk % Paddock's add to C. Lake, 150. Lt 7 blk 14 Xnnda, W- Niokle to J. Darby. ISO. K. Jones and wife to O. nwjf see 10 McHenry &.0S C Simmons and w to O Grimolby. 1010 McHenry, 48SS. ' Tabor. Pt lt nejtf 1 "** 1, mo REWARD. I hereby offer a Reward of 180 U the return of my Watch and Cham, taken from my residence oh the night of April ilth, and no questions will be asked. !*. M. O'HEIL. McHenry, 111, April SOtli, 1879. C. F. Hall purchased during the past week, a Manufactors Stock, or fine and Medium ClotMng. He bought at a bargain, andAe stock is divided be-* teen the ttMptorci for the inspect- tion of his CaffftMers. Suits for $3.75, 95.00 to 9t(K80itf»4 will gn ran tee in all Cases Suits at lower prteel than other dealers can buy at. at Section one of the Ordinance relating to Dram Shops, passed April 24.1875. be so amcuded as to read as folio#*: That It shall be unlawful for any person, by Agent or otherwise, to sell or give away any intoxicating Liquors, to be drank in or about the premises within the corporation of said village* without first complying with the State law in regard no dram shops, and pay­ ing to the Board of Trustee* the sum of $100 per annum for LhNJiiae payable In Advance, the said sum of #100 being for one year, and that no deduct!«n will be made for any fractional part thereof, 2. Andtmitfurther Ordained. That it shall be unlawful for any person, by Ageut* or otherwise, to run any Billiard or Pool Table within said Corjioration, except such as are Licensed as Dram Shops, until they have first obtained a License from said Board for the same. 3* And fee it further Ordained, That any person running such Billiard or Pool Tables, shall pay a License to the Board of Trustees of #20 for each and every Billiard and Pool Table so oper­ ated. 4. Any person violating section three of this Ordinance shall be fined hot less than twenty nor more than |S0 for each and every ofleuse. 5. And be it further Ordained, That all Saloons shall be closed each evening at 11 o'clock, except b? special per­ mission of Ity* Jlpsi'd, and any person violating tl&#Mtio:t shall be fined not less than #ld Mor more tliau #£» for each and every offense, This Ordiuance to take effect and be In force ou and after its passage and publication. SMITH gaaaxsa. President. J. Vaw Sltkb, Clerk. Ou motion the appointment of Mar­ shal and Street Commissioner was laid over until the next , meeting. On motion Henrytjolby was appoint* ed Treasurer for the ensuing year. Ou motion the Judges and Clerk of Election were allowed their usual fees aud the Clerk was directed to draw orders for tbe same. * On motion adjoarued to call of the President. Smith SBABI.BS, President, J. VA*8lykk. Clerk. COUNCIL. BOOK, April 30, W79. Board met on call of the President, President Searles in thechair. Present Trustees Waite. Blake. Walsh, Kidrcdge and Hunley. Minutes of last mee^iqf vead andAaproved. - fto «nftttiigi*6 She Of ne r Was t§M|r) the roil cirti! dpclared the unaniinrvusi choief Board for these offices. ', ? The applications of Jacob Boush Jos. Wiedemann aud Geo. Schreinvr^ tor Licenses to keep Dram Shop* were received and rejected ou account of InsutUcieucy of Bond4. The application of Joseph Buck for License, with aufSeieut sureties WM received, and on motion accepted: and the Clerk ordered to i«sne License. Ou motion It was voted that those who had applied be allowed uutil Friday night to complete their Bonds. The newly appointed Marshal and Street Commissioner then cauie for­ ward and took the oath of office. • i Ou motion adjourned to Friday eve­ ning, May id. Smith 9*ahjb8, Proaidant. J. VaxSltkb, Clerk, Cocacrt noon, May, M, um Board met pursuant to adjourment. President Searles in the chair.1 Pres­ ent, Trustees .Waite, Blake, Walshi Kldredge llauley and Marshal Walsh. Minutes of last meeting read and ap­ proved. ^ Applications for Licenses were pre­ sented by J. Bouslett, George Schreiner J. Wiedemann and Casper Wirfs, and the sureties being"deemed sufficient were accepted, and the Clerk ordered to issue License on the *ame. The application of Thomas Knox was received, but tbe sureties being deemed insufficient, was rejected, and he wis given until Monday night to fnruisb the Bonds. On motion all Ordinances relating to Cows running at large were repealed. On motion adjourned to eall of tbe President. 5 * Sxtth Ssablbs, President. J. VA»8lyke, Clerk. ;"'K NEW DEAL. '-• ' Stevens A, Schnorr, Successors to Bucklin 4 Stevens, near the Depot, will continue the business of the old firm upon a Uriotim Cash basis, making prices upon that principle only.aud will keep a full stock of general Merchandise :o which they Invite the close Cash buying public to exatuiue. C. F. Halls trade is immense for the Simple reason that he satisfies people. People go to his store expecting bar­ gains and get them. They tell their neighbors who in torn receive the benefits of his low prices. Always £o to C. F. Hairs Stores for your bar­ gains. BLOODED STOCK FOR SALS. Se veral fine yonng Durham Bulls for Sale. Will be sold at reasonable prices ifjy^ftd %r soqip. • • • Joww.SXITB. C. F. Rail sells Boys Clothing in Suits for $2,50.3.00, 3.25, 3.76, to 6.00, and wiil gurautee a Saving of from 50c Before going jdsewhere, call and ex­ amine a fine assortment of goods and Ji»fra prims, 4« mf - > ! • r . . » ' ' ' v ° A good many farmers In this vlelnl* ^y commenced com planting last week An fllMaMft Alilldnltf posts up | notke o# at«a«|waeirt sale in which he •pell* '•McHenry" with a little -hM an* "April" with a little "a." Where Is the schoolmaster. Eddie Bennett has commenced the study of medicine, under his father's instructions, and Is potting in his reg­ ular six hours work dally. Ills head­ quarters are at Dr. Bennett's Office. I. N. Mead has sold his house and lot opposite Dr, Bennett's to Mrs. Augus­ ta Cornell, and thinks of seeking the flu* West. For the next 60 days he of* fers special bargains in hardware to close ont his largo stock, preparatory to the contemplated change of base. I hate to have "Ike" leave. lie has been in trade In Richmond for a long time, and few businessmen havea batter reputation. Thai-new Hvery barn of Besteder* Dermont is now finished, or nearly so, and is ready to turn out as stylish a a rig at short notice, as any stable In the West. Their buggies and carriages are new and there are no "old plugs'* in their whole stock. The barn Is very conveniently located to the central business part of the village, and at once attracts the attention of the most casual observer. Messrs. Bestcder & Dermont will be found prompt and obliging, and they will no doubt At once step into a good bu*iue9f. May day was pleasantly and univei^ sally observed by our little folks In the hanging of May baskets. In this man­ ner many a young gentlemrn of ten or twelve was enabled to express his ten­ der preference for some young lady of corresponding age--the flower laden basket hung secretly upon her door be­ ing a mute avowal of the passion which swayed even the Gods of classic Greece. I was favored with the sight of a few that were beautiful tn design and somewhat expensive. The complimentary party at the Richmond Home on the evening of May 1st was a grand attoeess both as to the number present and also the en­ joyment of the occasion. The supper was uever excelled in th*. Btahmond House, and I think nowhere else. The assemblage was quite as representative of the old as well as the young; 1st fact. It was a spontaneous gathering of (Viends, to do honor toXr. and Mrs. Billet, whose fame as accomplished host and hostess Is well known beyond our narrow precinets. May prosperity attend them. Many of our citizens have been busy st two or three weeks In heautl- jheir homes in various ways. Joe. made iilftntw place, the late fUJook quite nest picket y a day, !• going hp" Of A. Sherman. on exten­ sively, both ifrn the materials for whidH sold by our enterprising Alexander & Hyde, ThU Spring# provements are making Richmond of the prettiest villages In the wotii Now that it Is permanently settled that a Republican Judicial Convention for the 12th District Is to be held at Elgin ou the 36th Inst., It Is time people began to announce their p •noes and go to work to the end the primaries may send up delegai who will faithfully carry out the of the majority. In this vicinity there seems to be 11 Ml* interest in who the candidates for the judgeship shall be, with the exception of Judge Mur­ phy. In his re-election to the Judge­ ship he has filled with so much ability and honesty for so many years, a large majority of our citizens feel a lively interest. Probably no man ever occu­ pied the bench as many years as Judge Murphy has with less stain thin he has. Indeed it would be impossible to pick a flaw, justly, in his judicial career.-- His long experience, his comprehensive knowledge of law, his strict impartial­ ity and integrity, eminently fit him for a posi tion of so much honor and trust. That's the way most of us feel in tills part of the District. Mr. Coon lies lately visited Richmond, looking after his own chaneea for support here, but I think he forHMf llttlo encourage­ ment. While Mr. Coon may be a good lawyer and have such qualifications as 'Slight fit him for the Judgeship, It would be folly to trade off so experi­ enced and eminent a Jurist as Judge Murphy, for Mr, Coon or aoy other un­ tried man. ________ An exhibition of drawings by Miss Miners drawiug class, waa held at the Art room on Friday afternoon, and was creditable alike to Miss Miner's success as a teacher, and the talent of her large class of pupils. Unlike Miss Reed's system, which confined the work mostly to copying, Miss Miner has taughOher pupils to draw from nat­ ural objects; and it is wonderful to ob­ serve what a trained and judicious teacher like her, can accomplish by a few months instruction. The drawings on exhibition included a great variety Of objects, such as flowers, leaves, dra­ pery, chairs, tables, vases, Ac., and were marvels of perfection when we consider the ages of the pupils and the Us *ie#isfcP!Wte again on of build- re turned much for SP One ptetaM strew» «»MM!y with tmlveAiP Admiration, thefilNrf the col- SHseLoni-fa iftMlrawlhg was ipe, abgwho SMffc as m artist If she devotee btmalfl* it. Bls» Ifiifrr re­ turns to Geneva Lake dorltf her va­ cation. ami when die mtmw again to ^dtowondrto cnsroeiMv a uew term. I have no doubt lier pupils will be largely augmented In mnober. She ha* wongoldcii opi»i<ms here, ami she deserves them. NUN OA SmtOR Pl A1KDKAX.VK; - Charley Vermllyea has moved Ills family back tOiNunda again. Wood burn leaves for Hehrmlea sown, Waterman also leaves for a town a few miles west of here. Did not learn the name. Dan McClner left for Detroit, Mid»^ last Wednesday, where lie meets with the tronpe which he travels with this season. 4 Old Mr. Ellsworth Is seen our streets and Is talking l,,«* Johnnie Vyse and wife Monday. Iowa wind Is to them. McDonald has fitted up his saloon, and with Charley Venntlyea a« bar­ tender will b© ready for business When the hoard grant him license. Scarlet Fever scare is over. Little Edna Is recovering fast and BO new cases.-: * - - - Lizzie Martin hR» Vif ^borbhlng school of 19 little ones. Wo wish her success, Hubhard*s cheerfhl ftce Is seen no more on our streets. He's gone--home Holmes has moved into one. of Mr. Vyse's houses. Hyatt's croquet ground ta* In splen­ did condition mad Is In use moat of the time. B. D, Beardsley just more tlMm flies arountl as Mr. Hall's clerk. Prof. D. P. Hulburt gives ft public exhibition near Hyatt's Frldav and Saturday. Wishes to get up a class. Also to Introduce the Rockwell bit. C. Henry Is very busy. Turns ont from ten to fifteen plows per day.- In fact he ha% not bees fishing for two whole weeks, so one way judge he must be busy. Where are the McHenry doctor's? Dr. Batlou has a patient ait Fox Lake. A geueral turn out for tlie Circus at Woodstock, All of tbe livery rigs were out and more were wanted. - Nearly all went in the evening. Tho Board have asix foot Ordinance out. Liquor license was put lit #900, which allows Billard tables. Mr. Welsh has moved into the Ells­ worth house. C. T. Ingersoil. jias commenced work on the Church house. Bi For a Beckers, Clothl LaiMiri f8S» J <t • '1 'XSjfcF- 6'- thaa etetf at zmm K.M. Owen's Warehonae 99 School Books andWrklng Paper Cheap, at O. W. Owen^f. ' Keystone Corn Planter far K. M. Owen's. tt • hjoy tneir a F.Hall sells a tea, ilba, for 91.00 good satlaActory II Mt <2 WOOD EDITOR PLAINDKAI.BR R--Our village (slooking gay at thla season oftlie Fear, and eld mother nature is making homes look pleasant. The flowers Ing and onr villagers are *y PBfjtay Party one of Qoaen, and right >1 Is doing finely _ attendance fbr thl e of yenri" Our new Blacksmith, J. W. Grlmol by, is doing a good buslnesss and li drawing cu«toin from the siirroundiu towns, even from old McHenry. Bcuf. Rain thorp, has given up s; lating and has hired ont to X, Blake to learn the Blacksmiths trade. The Coon hunt was not verf sncceiw- ful and the hunters will not say much about tt, only by a hint that it was too dark to tell whether It waa an old Coon or a young Cub. The Ladies Aid Society, of Ring- wood, wiil meet at Mrs, Wm. Smith's ou Thursday next. All are Invited. I bought a suit the other day4 of a Credit Store in McHenry Co. Paid 917.00 tar It and yesterday I stopped Into <X F. Hall's Store, at Nunda. and lie showed Hte*a better one for 913.00. This from one who hereafter Will deal with C. F. Hall. The beet Overcoat lor tit leaat r »oneyfat Laurer * Bei*pjja. ^ ;y.j Stopat E.M Owjrti wuiaee tho uew '• i Geared Cortland Wigon. ^ : ̂ 'i;j • HEW MILLINERf* - V"f MJ|T ii|T"T*A' M *• ***"' 'Ji * . . , , ' i , , ' ' InCfoth(iigf B»*sWln ft St*TfpthaT« #0 »Hue tor the Sprlwg ttade. Call , ^ get prices Wfnv buying. . * ) GOODFAlULlrFLOtJR. 91.10 per Sweh, at the Fox Mm . ValleyMniSo ̂ \ " mumm. ; ? vi . MiEnFilE^ • . ^ At 9X0 per T<h». for sale m% the Fox 3 M»er Valley Milk R.Bi»so». For a Clto^ce° F. Fo* River Valley Wn*Kfn Woo call at tl»e City B r 'oUl Meuls* rjhw ̂ u.'̂ at Bast at the '»« tr fit Warmoo of tho "•<* : TRY A SACK, Of the Family Flow for sa<A,at the Fox River Talle BOSS PLASVmHw The celebrated Keystone FhiHrtl greatly Reduced Prleeeat X. X, Owenli. New Stock of Cloths, Ready-Made Clothing, Ac., for the Fall trade jast received at Lauer A Becker's, near the Depot. • > No Farmer who tiliigfen acres of land can afford to be wltnout Harrow. You can see at I. M. Owen's. ata Randall ^ HARD PAN STMU'CVC^ I :l And I am now selling good l^ntlf - Flour for 91,10 per sack. Try a Bucklin A Stevens are receiving their , Spring Goods and are prepared with a 3s full stock, which tiiey propose to MO ^ for Cash at extremely low Prices. Have yon wen those all wool Men's . . Suits, at dollars cacU? They art » ^ decided bargains, at rititimtoa A , v] Kvanson's. The celebrated Prairie City Seeder. "I the best in the Market at Boooeed ' ". prices at E. M. Owen's. v NO USE TO GO BQM&pr When you can get good Vtat far 9L10perSack at the Fo* Mist Val* In thla tillage a two em J. Kumu. seleetion o«f ff Fifty Plows, at E. M. Owen's. TAKE NOTICE. I will sell Hay Racks for 99, ol good lumber, well made and Paiuted. CashL Grain or Wood will he taken In pay­ ment, or will sell on time with ap­ proved Notes. F. A. HjWA--. FOR SALE OR ixOHANGE. Having moved on my farm I now offer my Store and other property la 4«»ha$burgh for Sale, or wtU em&etmm MMftonable teri»s. It Is a fine locitloft for trade. Call on or address P Gumklkb, Me&tnrr, 111. Ladies and Misses trimmed Slimmer Hats In great variety at Stevens A Sehuorrs. C.F.Hall offers this weefc a New Stock of Fruits at low figurea Ton can buy good Carpeting for 19c of C. F.Hall. Yonng Man, dress veil, and to do srf go to Stevens A Schnorr and get you a nobby suit of CMthes. Hats, Boots or Shoes, and fancy Neck Tie. They have the in and at living prices. LOOM FOR SALE. Forsaleag ood Loom, with all the fixings for immediate use. Will he sold cheap If applied for soon. Apply to Mks. L. A. Clabk, HcHenry, April 29d, 1879. Furst A Bradley and plows a specialty at E.M. C. F. Hall oilers this week tive Stock of flue and medium*! of the latest designs at mech tegular prices. New and durable goods alwtys hand at C. F. Hall's Store's, aild hftit Tlllll tft tiftJiidia, jCNlL" yti, Ioflfer McHenrr eated,coi. with two dw " and out „„ M m li this oouuty or fbr WMtant land. 'IT. . Also. I. h*vo_|lar Rent,. Houses, • ,v' 1 Hv"'! For further .pmlen^Hi^Bi^ro of - * •*; I RINCWOOD " " II WooMrwMeitetlr Jtoltem 1U« ^ » n d » ( » « « * M > ^ -UMvaeia p»e Jncb sail tadfe* nd* oa We ease- 4%if- a eall aad y and priee