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UiralldtHi an addition to •?&> ' his residence. 15 CENTS will buy a ngoo<l Shirt for Men or boys.at Fitzslmmons A Evan* oafV - WM. NICKLK will address the Hed fNbbou Chib, In this village, at the tfeiversatlst Chnrch, on Thursday (to­ morrow) evening. All are cordially invited. THE RKV. l\ AUVIDSON will officiate aft Mr. Dole's Chapel, Crystal Lake, Sunday, July 20th. English service With Holy Communion at 2,80 P. M. {Swedish Service at 3.30 p. M. " THK man who Is curious to see how .tlife world conld get along' without hi in* can And out by sticking a cambric nee­ dle Into a mill pond, and then with* dflawlng it and looking for tlie liole. 't; %«E heated term I* upon us in •iurnest, aod 95 to 100 degrees In the •bade is an every day torture to which wicked man is subjected. Under tlte dteuntsiances 00m is of course *4boont- • *Tg'w •1 JOHN HUKMAK, Assessor of thlstown, has furnished us with the statement of AgrKritvral Statistics, for the town of XoHenry, for the year ending Dec. 31st 1878, which will appear Ilk Oar next Issue. ; ' • THK Wool Matket seems to have gone all to pieces the last week and few are selling at the prices no*v of­ fered. Whether or not fit will again ad­ vance In price is a question, but still we can see no earthly reason for this JMiideu decline, r •«*? L-'/'T : i&iki i V k>>rtw Si.Sit . ^ j Pi, mm lus <a y At * s . * f. j ' ,» lu »>.e>v - (C»; f# ^ ' r4'M »,i ft . t , •' &i:i*; % Muiat' I? f.'/ti i m -4$fc- 1 !BLESSED is the man who m)nds his tiriirn business-, lea^s Ids neighbor to e«yoy himself, mibsciibefl for a local paper, and pays the printer in advance. The sleep of such a «Tie it sweet, and , Jtlw; goodness of Jiis heart is more fra­ grant than new mown hay. ; > '--A subscriber to a bout hern newspaper died recently, leaving four year's sub- adaption unpaid. The editor appear­ ed at thejrave and deposited in it a palm leaf fun, a linen eoat, and a tlier- mometer. He evidently thoi^tht it was going to he very warm for the de­ linquent. ft yjv, -- -- ^-ltf»a mystery why some farmer? will take doubtful chances In the col­ or, of their butter by using carrots, or the crude pasty and strong-sine 1 ling annatto, when tin Perfected Butter Color of Weils, Richardson ft Cd., Bur­ lington, Vt„ gives the v«r|r beit re- Mrits at« trifling cost. OUR Steamboats are doing n lively asines* about these days, making two pa almost every day and sometimes three, to accommodate the rush of pleasure seekers to and from the Lakes, fox Lake Is fast becoming one of the moat popular resoits in the Northwest* •i no one who goes there ono« wiH fall to go again. *J • < ' 1-'" "! > - vi. Wi h«ve before us Hfolume 1 No. 1 jll^ ibeMaie Argus, a new paper just Started at Springfield, 111. It is pub­ lished by the State Argut Company, with Gen.' SL Mlaok„ Secretlry. Wm. Payne, President and IX W. Lupk, Ed­ itor. It Is neatly printed, handsomely Mitten up and a very readable paper. Mid with its able Editor will do yeo- aaan's service in the Republican cause. We extend to it the right hand of fellowship, and heartily wish it sue- . Tax Post-office Depaetment has in- tpgurated an Improvesnemt consisting oC a seal Utt letters returned to the as "opened by mistake." This is in form very similar to two postage stamps, and is intended to be fastened over the upper edge of the en­ velope, in the nentre, like a clasp.-- Heretofore onvelopes opened by mis­ take have been fastened with optclkge, bnt now they will all be eotiied In ̂ the p«Bner*iudksated. « i|-H -- TtfK WHwItl will be rejoiced to know *."^bat a rival of "Pinatoro" is sliort^y to peine to band from the architects who etn#r.«tieted that craft which haants niscsttr waters like an exaggerated "fifing Dutchman." It will be wel- ndmed whe titer bad or good as * harb­ inger of a day when in some newer novelty the endless quotations from •Plnafore^will be|ilenoed. Everybody Will then seek the Entertainment that the.Msr fiajr gmlu, nnd U nlli their V • A plsw^gnt Plcnic Party took the Steameflllnry Oriswold" from this place on Friday last, for Wllmot, via. Piftaqua, Fox sud Grass Lakes, and although they did not succeed in re itch­ ing the former place, all report a pleasant time. We had intended to have been one of the number but urgent business called 11S elsewhere, which we very much regretted. These occasional Pi cnics are pleasatit social gatherings, and shonld be more fre­ quent. No community will lose any­ thing by cultivating sociability one with another. F. A. HKBASD had the, misfortune tp lose a horse lie had fust purchased, on Saturday last. On Thursday last he purchased the horse at Constable sate, and taking him home, turned him in his pasture In the rear of his barn. On Saturday morning he was seen all right and apparently well, but between twelve and one he was found by Mr. He bard atone dead. Many who saw him decided at once that he had been poisoned, while others thought that he died from some other cause. We should very much dislike to believe that we have any one among hs who Is so de» praved as to do such a dastardly act. But what caused the death of the horse so suddenly Is indeed a mystery, He was but four years old and had every promise of milking u good horse. WE learn that the new Chicago Onb, of which we spoke last week, has been o#ganixed under the name of the "Fox Lake Shooting and Fishing Club, Of Chicago,n with a Cupicol of $5,000. that they have obtained a charter from Springfield, and also purchased the beautiful Swiss Cottage of A. Wliley, Esq., with two acres of ground at Fox Lake. The officers for the ensuing year are as follows; President, C. J. Alexander. Vice President, Albert WiJley. Secretary and Treasurer, J. W. Nye. Managers, N. M. Bassett, Johu Addison. They have now about thlity members, and the number Is limited to fifty; They intend to build an addition to their house early in the Spring, and make it-one of the finest on the Lake. Their location cannot be surpassed, and tlte present building has been the pride of the Lake ever since it was built, n Success to the MFox Luke Shooting and ' Fishing Club, of Chicago,'* say we. Mr. Willey informs 08 that he will build another Cottage «t tht Lake-early 13 the Sprin^^ 4t ^ FKfltSOM A Si. K»; A. D. Lynn, of ChteagiC'l* try­ ing to keep cool at her fathers resi­ dence, (Mr, H. M. McOmberJ. in this village^ • ' Dr. F* J, , Cross . ha* ̂ • returned from Xiiwaukoe. where he spent ^he fourth with his parents and-- Miss Jennie Searles and Miss Mamie Owen, are spend!ag a few weeks with friends, the far«n«r in Chicago and the latter at RocljUord. II. D. Luff and wife and }trs. Herman Owen spent part of last wo«l( wfth friend^ in this village. Allen Walsh and Ward Gale started West on Thursday last. We believe ihelr destlinieion was^ Kattsas., John and Susie Blatman, step Chil­ dren of Geo. Sehrelner, have gone On a visit to friends in Mintieapolls. Minne­ sota. Four McIIenry boys, vi*: Johnny Cravens, Paul Brown, Charles Owen and Frank McOraber, were enjoying Camp life at the Lakes last week. Cookson M.;,Wright, who .Is oMgaged in Field A Leiter's wholesale Hoose, Chkisfo, Is spending his vaoatkMP with his parents. In this vlllago. ' OsiBnf the ^new attractiots#*!- Fox Lake is Lippteoott's Villa, which Is under the chnrgo of Capt. Wiili&nis, an experienced Hotel man, where nil pleasure seekers ean And accommoda­ tions not surpassed at any Summer Ke- sort in the Northwest. A Picnic party from this place last Thursday landed at Lippiuoott's and they speak In the .highest terms of the manner In which they were treated bjr the manager, Capt. Williams, and the hostess Mrs. Lippineotl, who did all In their power to make. At pleasant for them. Col. Lippineott ipfon^s us that he is now prepared to aooominodate ail who come, and that next season he will eniaip his buildinfli so as to aocommodate tlte increasing travel to this beautiful LaKe, and throw out inducements to those who wish to spend the warm weather in this000! atid delightful re­ treat. Sis grounds are now dotted with bejuitiful white Tents, boats are always in readiness for those who wish a ride on the Lake, and a Band of music is constantly there to enltven the occasion. Therefore ire say to any and all who wish to spend a day, a week or a month at Fox Lake. call at Lippincott'8 and Capt. Williams will take care of you in the best of style, and make you feel yourself at home at otace. Col. Lippineott 1i really the pioneer of Fox Lake, as he was the first man who put up a house there as -a summer resort, and' to him more than any one mm is due the fact that these Lakes are now fast becoming so popular to pleasures seekers. And he proposes not to spare any eflorts to keep up their reputation. 60 CENTS will buy one pound new crop Japan Tea. The best goods for the money ever offered in any market. Extra discount in larger lots* Fitz- tfitnmou8 & Evatison. If you pny THE ( -'ASH for goods go to Fittfiimuious <fc Evausou's, WOODSTOCK. EI>|TOR 1"LAIXDEALER :--We make no complaint against the weather, it Is |ust what w® »*ed, hut It is su«* as makes people keep as quiet as possible, and consequently news Items are scarce. Such weather makes editors and correspondents feel that they, as well aslnlntetersand teachers ought to have a vacation. Bnt It wilt scarcely do to speak of It openly or we may heat about "no rest. for the wicked," a truth unpleasant where applicable.-- So, with mind In sluggish condition, and eye dimmed with perspiration, we are seated to discbarge * duty that otherwise would be a pleasure. The burning of the residence of Lean- der Young last Monday night left the family but little besides their lives.---. Clothing, lurniture, s'.oves, dishes, Ac. were destroyed, but the practical Chri8tanity for which our community Is noted soon supplied the deficiency, and Mr. J, S. Wheat promptly offered Mr. Young and family a very #ood house free of rent for four months, and It was accepted. 7We like to record such praise-worthy nets, for "It is more blessed to give than receive." Mr. Young has been for many years the trusted and efficient clerk in tlte store of the Bunker Bros, and bis hl«h char- actor for honesty and faithful atten­ tion to business li^s proved of great value to the firm and to himself. Last Wednesday niglit tho only sur­ viving child of Mr. Enoch Rjrder and wife died. Much sympathy Is felt and expressed, as this fat the third child they have lost since their residence here. Quite a number of our citizens who can afford it. are golie.or going soon, to various distant potuts to visit, rest, and recreate. M. D. Hoy Has gone to New York and other poiuts east. J. J. Murphy, our mayor, Is uow on the road to California. T. F. Coouey has gone to the Red River couutry, Minnesota. Judge Smith and family aud Mrs. W. H. Dwlght have been for some time enjoying the pleasures of a sojourn near tfie Atlantic ooast, Mrs. W. H. Cowlln has gone to speud a month with friends' lit Chicago. Tills week Mrs. Dr. Davis and daughter will go to Ohio, and W. H. Austin to Portland, Oregon. May they all have pleasant tSniss and safe return is ths sincere wish of otto to whom such pleasure is denied; •' , •„ On the evening of the Fourth Rev. S. ^D. McEwen, pastor Baptist church, was prostrated by a sudden attack of chol­ era morbus, and he has been "ofl duty" ever since, most of the time confined to Ids bed, and under tlte care of Df. Davis. Last Saturday he was able to walk about* but not abje^n oectipy hi* pulpit on Sunday. In addition to the names of teachers in Our public school giveu last week we give this week the names of Miss Leai­ mers and Miss Sessions, of the old corpi* of teachers, as likely to be selected to till the remaining vacancies, so that with one exceptiofc tlie assistants of last year Will all be retained, and that one was not an applicant, We under­ stand that the new Principal is a man of large experience, and lias been very suooessful. School will begin about the first Monday of September. Yesterday a little girl remarked}* on her return from Sunday School, that she believed dress was a gre at thing, for wlsenshe went In plain calico little or no attention was paid to her, and she was not even furnished with a li­ brary bookvbut when she went dressed in white her name was asked, uad a book and card promptly given her.-- Was that a whim of the Child, or Is there something In It? Two little girls of congenial temperaments, one rich, the other p<»or, became friends and intimate associates at school, until the aristocratic mother ascertains th e fact, tend the ricn little girl learns n lesson her heart never would have taught her, aud the friendship Is rudely sundered. Is the low of money the root of all evil? Allow us to congratulate Richmond, McIIenry, the PE.AIMDKAI.SR, and Its readers on securing the services of V> able a correspondent as Dr. Bennett.-- We wish Woodstock could be as well represented as Richmond. Such men give dignity to the correspondents po­ sition and though in comparison With the gifted author of •'The Sweet Bye mtd Byen we must suffer part ial eclipse, wo feel honored by the,ns*oeiatioii.anu stimulated to renewed eflorts to make the Woodstock column at teas t worthy of perusal. It is a matter of regret to us that we have at present so little time at command to devote to securing such information as we know would be of interest. We presume that all those who have had business with him In his official capacity will rejoice to learn that Dr. James Northrop, U. S. Examining Surgeon for pensions has resigned, ami that his resignation has been accepted. He resigned in time to save himself the mortification of being removed.-- For a long time his treatment of union soldiers has been tlte subject of serious complaint, and it has been freely charged against hi in, that on account of want of sympathy for the cause the soldiers fought for. he has made It a point to do ju*l as little for them as he could, and when they have finally obtained pensions in opposition to his recommendations, to cause their stop­ page whenever possible. The case of a well known business man In this town list year attracted much attention, but the Board in Chicago, soon imade the matter right, aud his pension was re­ stored. If these remarks do the Dr. any injustice he can speak for himself and we leave the matter with him and those who have complained of hU treatment. No one lias yet INS ap­ pointed to suueeed Uitu. OOKYnnWTKD BT S. F. BEXN16TT. 8. P. BBHKKTT ia hereby authorized to take «dtefertptteo«IM><! ordcra for &dvsrg,Ui»g; SM| Job Work M. Hie PKAIKDKAUW, rsoslv* •MW ti|«Hr^.SAd receipt for the *»«.- Alt fillers %tth him wlU rtoafre prompt attention. Warm tnongh to dispense with over­ coats.' ' . ̂ The Rockfords and Balm tt Twin Lssket Ih ftall force. * t Mr. Stone and Ininily, of Chicago, are spending the summer *|th l&s. Glbto, at ̂ wlu Lakev ' **%:> Miss Anna Harness hr«lf««d by a fall from a but U nearly well now. Vi- ^;"i;i»aiv wagon last . DJKD.~-OII Friday the tQneral of Dr. Hy^att was lieldat lijs late resilience on Mound Prairie. He was stricken with paralysis a few days before and remained uuftHiscious to the time of his death. Dr. Mygatt was one of our oldest settlers, an amiable and respect­ ed citizen and goes to "that undis­ covered bourne" at the ripe age of 76. BON VOTAOE:--Mrs. L. P. Wodell started on Tuesday on a visit to her relations at Homer, New York. Mrs. Wodell deserves a long and pleasant vacation and she will no doubt be hap­ py for a season among the scenes and associations of early life. Western people generally become so in love with the groves and prairies of this most beautiful portion of the earth, that they too seldom return to the hilly homes of their youth to Irenew the family ties and keep green the old friendship. But warm hearts ever wait and watch from the old home­ stead for the visits of wandering sons and daughters, and fervent blessings greet tlieir ooit)lug home, H. <5. A. MRBTINO.--'Hp^fwswtoil meeting of the Richmond Cemetery Association was held at the rooms of P, O. Sklnkie, on Friday evening, Jnly llth, 1879. Minutes of last meeting retd and when amended were approved. Committee, consisting of J. R. fryl!6t Geo. EldraifeelandS. R. Ward, to draft OonstltutieSiUHl Bylaws for the As­ sociation failed to report and ifnrther time was granted. ^ All tlte officers and committee* of last year were re-elected. 1 The following hill or J. L. Downing waajpresented mul approved and the Secretary directed to draw an order on the Treasurer for the same: Richmond, July 8th, W7». lUchmond Cemeteiqr, c To Unmlng Dt . ....... 80 *«• Nov. M, to home and wagon k <3»r--1 .. N'ov. n, wolrk getting tmss ©ut«Me fence. Aps-i! is. W7i), to kauliag luuichiug for tree*, man at wl teatn ... .185 April W, % il*r mtrtebiiig.... fc A|»rH ;w» oue «l»j- with team at F«* Blrw IM teiu*«e«ti!tir trees and July 2fi. 1S7S, to lalmr Ante. W, to tabor m ilh tuiun, Apiii .il, l day. with I ti.'lulim S 50' 76 m jf faiei Vpril »I, nasli pm for digging tree# May », paid treight on 2 cve'-greea* ULiy !>, liauling free<» and w^tur a*4 set trees « May 1(», to pfiiU for 8 prink tor ........ 41 Mny 17, paid exnresM nt) plants..U0 June 10, to getting flowers.............. . June tS, k «tay Inlwir...V.,..Ui.;i ... 'S7 Jmio :#», idny labor...,. llw July S4 lalwr gft To I rear serrtoes up to June 1, 1SW ..... 5 U0 Labor setting plants and hauling water.. 1 tt Pi 68 Qredlt tqrfltt?... 1»» Balanee.u..;....... ,?i.«90 08 The following report fRSitf tlte Su­ perintendent, J. L. Downing was ceived and on motion adopted: Superintendents Report fma Jaaefi, MS to July 12, IS7V. naoieipTS. Jnne6, 1878, 600. Coulman, on lot....... |Stt " too IS 00 15 00 10 00 5 0U 70S ITS 7 tO 180 June 9, Dr. It. It. Stone, donation..,. .. June 17. Clark Bro^., donation..... .... Aug. 14, Jobn Alexander, for lot '. Oct. 'JS, A, Beefe, for lot Dec. :i, Geo. Coulman, halaueu on lot... Jan. 1.187S, Mrs. A. Cornell,on let..... JuneA, L. Brown, balaaeeon let.. Jane SB, Interest on note J«iy M. B. M. Potter, M tot......... .. v »."*'>•. ml • .-i« . jBtwwspif J, L. Downing'* till; vaneed f mn ^ of labor moneys ad. July 10, For labor during the abovespee. Wed fll 88 T^tbor, time not otherwise mentioned.... IB 85 Paid t». S. Uttor for blanks 4 00 Paid G P. Wodell for acknowledge. inents and deeds 1 SO 00 SSft Paid Utter for urhulag aotiee..^.' Paid for Cemetery record book ...... Paid for Secretary Mek........>w..t.... •I* my; aesennt.,. m « bands as 10 00 15 00 7 SO 10 00 IS 00 IS 87 %•. - i'jfv «•? -ass f Jnti 10. Mre. A. Cornell Jaape &teget aneount< TfeMMfWr account Frank Faster anennnt..........M.... J, Allen note and Interest......... 8amnel Gale note and it*t0f<Mt...i*........ '• 1 """ m* . ttespectfully snbmitted, . t, Dow*i|io,SuperiBteiwent. The report of J, K. Llyde, Treasurer, was received aucj on motion adopted. As it is a repetition, by Hems, of the Superintendents report, showing the receipts and expenditures, we omit its publication. ' ' The Treasurer reported. vsiMiy, that since the last meeting he had loaned ISO, surplus fund of the Associ­ ation, oil good security at 8 per cent. Default having been made by Frank Foster in payment of lot on which his father and wife are buried, on motion the Superintendent was directed to sell the same to W. Rush Lee, of Elgin for the sum of too dollars, i The meeting then adjourned to the next regular annual, unless specially convened by the President. *1 The following are the o(Beers and committees for ensuing y%ar: Pfcesi-. dent, G. W. Purdy; Treasurer, J. B. Hyde; Seervtany,"S. F. Bennett; Snper- iuteikdenf * L, Downing; Finance Comu;' 11 tt. Byde»OeOb Ehiredge Oeo. P. Wod£tl j Committee on Const! tntlons, J. R. Hyde, Geo. Eldredge, S.! RWard. The Cemetery grounds are in better condiihlh now then ever before and Improvements now in contemplation will make them astMaatiful as any in the couutry. A TREASURK Tnov*.--It!» reported that a Oerman overhauling a pile of stone near what Is known as the **red bridge'* across the Fot, East of Rich­ mond, last week found a package of money amounting to nine thousand dollars. It Is supposed to be a portion of the booty whteh the two Hamilton* and Brown, the cracksman, secured from the safe stolen bodily from. Rock* well % Co's Bank in Elkhorn,' some fourteen or fifteen years ago. At the time of the robbery the safe w&s traced to tlte vicinity of this "find* and is supposed to have been sunk in Fox River. One of the Hamilton boys is dead, bnt tEie other has been living in Chicago since the robbery, where the writer met him only a few days ago.-- It Is probable that this one of the thieves did not know where the money was concealed or he would have secured it years ago. It must have been con­ cealed by Brown, who was In jail at Elkhorn fotr a time whence, If memory serves us right, he was sent to States Prison, Some of the bills are very much defaced showing that they had been exposed to the elements a long time. The date of the bills should show with reasonable certainty wheth­ er the money Is a part of that belong­ ing to Rockwell A Co's Bank or not. {•;, „ ...iJ., , >i.n 5ES NUN DA EDITOR PLAINUKALXR : -- Henry Coates Is here vlstiug relatives and friends. He lives at Winona, Mliin., where h« Is in the Mercantile business. Chas. Heideman. formerly Tel^raph Operator here, now Station Agent at New Dlra, Minn,, Is hack on a vacation, L. 8, Mallory and wife have been here from Chicago on a short visit rec­ reating in the country air. Lafe has been off again on another chase after a stolen teaoi, with what success we know not* The Machinery for the Manufacturer of Sorghum into sugar Is being put in at tlie Factory, under the able manage­ ment of A« J. Russell. Churchill, has closed his school «M In the Irish settlement and is at present working for Ira 011 his house, * L. D. Lincoln had the thanks of a good share of the people of Nunda last Sunday, by keeplug for sale a good quality as well «» i|nantl$jr |ee Cream. Onr Shootlsts Ire" on the gain of late Hod Burton has several times broken SOconttoutive glass balls aud many others are Improving very fast, but we will wait until they are able to beat tlte Woodstock team and then we will take back all we said a few weeks since. Henry A Burton sold last week over $300. wortliof Agricultural implements aud this week so far they have sold a selfrbinder. Do not try until you come and see them and be satisfied that you can save thereby. We heard of a Ringwood chap pay­ ing 91.25 for 10 cts., worth of candy at the Shuw In Woodstock on tbe 8th. Del. Beerdsley and wife are expect­ ed here this week to spend a month vacation from his Mall Road duties. It Is said that a certain farmer's wife walked the streets of this town one night Mist week and swore vengenoe ou a certain organisation. Last Saturday Miss Lissle Martin invited tier school children to a Plenle In the woods near the school house.-- Forty live childreu repaired , thenoe, where they had plenty of refresh­ ments and a very enjoyable time.-- Lizzie has the praise of Patrons as well as the children as a good teacher aud should she continue her school her room will soon be more than full. How is that our Lumber dealers eaift sell so that folks can aflord to hire a team and go to McHenry to'hny their lumber? < ^ Buslneit Notices. The si John P. _ Pipes. Cigar Stock In towu. made Foroe Bndteyc Owen's. The only gennlno lTood Machines «l j 1 E. M. OwenX | The new Enclosed C Mower, at E. M. Owen*s. Don*t fall to see the WalttrH. WSa«t' at Ik, M, Owen's. V Straw Hats and Summer Capi, in aft styles'at Lauer A Beekei*s. :k tf f "than ev«4 i| Clothing cheaper Lauer A Becker's. The HolHngtwbrth Rakes at ' X. Owen's. 0OOD FAMILY FLOUR. Valley Mills. The Tiger at S.M, Owen's. A flue lot of J.»welry. all kind Gents Watch chains, at Becker's. At Lauer A BeckerX near the^pot, can be round a fall stock of.Dusten, M prices to suit the times, YEARLING MULK *OR SALS. ^ I have a line yearling Mare Mali whi^h 1 will sell cheap, inqnire of W. A. HOWARD, Volo,Ill. WHIR In Woodstock do n>t fail eallat the City Bakery fof Wnras on Cold Menls. They have one of tho neatest Restaurants In town, n • v leas! Teas! New Crop. Sweet as a and especial fine flavor, at Sim# ens & Ck?hiiorr's. v &&.• FOR SALl, tn this village a two story dwelling house and two lots will be sold reason* able. For further particulars Inqnlf* of .«;W, r--\ • n,,., J.K«iroaii,^ Groceries!'- • I '£$ lowest Bott-oirt Pric«st at Stor* - ens & Schnorr's. f} • 7 " vt f Cash Wins! .Stevens & Sclhliorp are to wwt aay ntid all Caah com . titli*.. wm Matomt zmty UM '9#m->s. Bound to €lose owt at om And are m^Wtg nilces accordingly. 8n^ ̂ lhOa«hil hand should I mLLINKIIY. In addition to alfnll stock of Sum» mer Millinery, Mrs. K. W. Howe hM Bmboised Plitures, ic, Do not rail to call. ••••• __ JUST received this week at Mrs. | Searles, a large stock of Summer Mitt- llnery. Every novelty of the seasons Also a large stock of Oloaks, Dolmans, Circles and material and trimmings for makliig up in silk, diagonal and light dloth, and will sell cttnani, CM1 and exalnine and get pitoes befoco dnrchaslisg elsewhere I 10Q,00e at W«4, -A ; •AMSEVU.I.S. • EDITOR PLAINDKALKR Your respondent is this week called upon to chronicle a few of tne past events that has taken place inside our suburbs. The farmers are busy harvesting winiei wheat and rye in this section, George Ellison Is undo# the skillful care of Dr. JWatson. Robert Baxter, Esq. of Chicago, and daughter have spent a portion of the week In Barreville. , | A game of base ball will bo played Saturday between tho "Lone Trees'* and the Algonquin1*. . Mr. Andsow Henderson sold one of his horses to H. Wightmsn. Consider- ation #140. : Win. Parsley, had a valuable oolt killed by running against aetake^ Rumors are afloat that Thomas Phean will work the rest of the sea­ son for John Glbbs iu Dublin. Wanconda Ice Cream Partor E. A. Gold lug would respectfully inform the public that he has op@nef| an Ice Cream Parlor, where the best of loe Cream will be served every day and evening by the c||p9^|p^ A full line of Nuts ahd OonfaitWiieiry ail kinds. My^aH(w#idWayl ei»oi an# quiet, and I reepectftaHy invite aB wish any tbiag ia this lino to eall aiM 1 will try and please them. &. A.€K>fAi»n« ' ,V.' rsi ! I shall be Iti the market the present season, andwlUpay tlie Highest Mar- ket Price fbr Wool, delivered to nrn at McHenry. MeHenry, May Will, IMS. ̂̂ Special Bargaius! r InDressGoodfi. ^ In DTM* Quod% For. July. ..jj #*».;. Call and ^ ̂ ,Bl'* CaliandSea. Steveftfl <Sfc Schnorr. • 8teven8aSehnorr*. :0i3,a|.iJTipir. ' " Notice I® Iterehy jtven that the€S«f,t Partnershhi exmlhg and known s|i Twomm WW «l SpHs« 6ro«et Henry Co^ wlU be •lfesoivod, by mnmnl old standby R. Tweed. 7 All knowing themselves imlahtod for as the books most be sftaid^ •m fnlley Argo«y Brace. why tbes© are better thanethers. 1st. They eontnlNt no rubber. U They WlU wfear longer other snspendert. Ski Theonnls ran mm pull®, consequently there fau be no " 4th. There cea be no strain ei of the bnttetis, It boli^ the only adjusting stMpender l» the world. For Sate By LAUER& fm • / orsin Ooat*« wmrf mm. nil *e* $i«fMii«**hiM*e to Of