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WEDNESDAY SEPT. 1, 13380. Railroad Time Table. ooivo SOFTII. Jcncva Tjalte P;i -ID either 7:WA. * Geneva Lake Express 8:29 A M. Jcneva Lake Freijrht 1:15/p. M Steamboat Express 5:16 p, M . GOIMO wojixn. Steamboat Express -- 10:00 A. M. Geneva Lake Frelsrht 10:*»2 A. M. Geneva Lake Express 5:49 r. M Uenava Lake Passenger 6:53 P.K REPUBLICAN RALLY. AT RINCWOOD- A Grand Republican Rally, und«r the auspices of the McHenry Garfield and Arthur Club, will be held at Ringwood, on SATURDAY EVENING , September 11, 1880. PROF. BOURNE --AND-- O. H, G1LMORE, ESQ., Of Woodstock, will be present and address the meeting. Let every voter turn out and hear these Champions of the Republican Cause. „ NEW Fall Millinery, latest style*, just received at Mrs. S. Searies ' . WE call attention to the new adver­ tisement of the Wauconda Drug Store, to be found in another column. "I want this advertisement inserted in the most out of the way place in the paper," said a gentleman in a daily newspaper office the other day. "It 's a petit ion to be allowed to build a wooden addition to my house, and if i t should be seen somebody might ob- OUR COUNTS' FAIR. Citizens of McHenry County.*-- ? Your "fair will open on Tuesday of next, week and continue four days. Fifiy cents will procure from your Sec­ retary a ticket good for the entire fair, and permit you to go in and out ject. 1 live in the lire l imits." "AH | when you pleasu, also to make any en WE have a large stock of the Mason Fruit Jars at reduced prices. STEVENS & SCHNORR. IF in want of a good Plow, be sure to call and see those now on exhibition at I . N. Mead's Hardware Store, near the Depot. „ GEO. W. BESLEY has just put # two f new show windows in the front of his I DrU \ app Drugstore, which much improves i t in appearance. THE Republican District Senatorial and Representative Convention is called to meet In this village on the 16th,inst. J^WE learn that the Garfield arid f Arthur Pole was successfully raised at] I Solon on Saturday last, Hon. F. K ^^Sranger doing the speaking. JOHN W. SMITH is putting his Cider Mill in order and is now ready to make your apples into Cider on short notice. Bear this in mind. ' r ight, i ts fifty cents please," and i t was inserted in the most obscure place possible for the foreman to find. Be­ fore he could go for Tits permit five persons objected, and he didn't [get i t at all . You cannot hide an advertise­ ment in a newspaper.-- Ex. LIST of letters and postal cards re­ maining in the Post-Office at McHenry September 1st, 1880, Letters--He in- rich Kernebeck. Mr. Richard Creau Howard, Mr. Henry Purvey--2, Prof. WM. N, Swohlen, Mr. Louis Starkis, Mrs. W. H. Wilcox. Mr. W. B. Walton, Mrs. Sarah Wood, °Miss Albertha. Skleba, Miss Minijie Stilwell , F. Stof- ferd Esq., Mrs. Mary Cupperric. Drop Letters--C. Y. Murrey. Postal Cards --Mr. Enos P. Baker, C. H. Mahonev, J . O. Ruth, H. V. Shephard Esq., Mr. F. Rowley, Win, Burnett . N. B. Petrous calling foranv of the above letters, please call for advertised letters. J. B. PEKUY , P. M-. THE McHenry County Fair will be­ gin next Tuesday. I t is needless to say that every effort has been exer-y ted to make the fair a success in every particular, and the prospects for the fair are becoming brighter each day. The farmers are apparently more in­ terested than on any former occasion of the Kind in the county'and if we judge from indications our fair will compare favorably with any in North­ ern Ill inois, We would urge upon our people the Importance of attending because only with their hearty co-ope- rations can they expect that success which should attend all such exposi­ tions. Those who wish to enter any stock or articles of any kind should remember that there is no charge ex­ cepting on trials of speed. THE "New Process" Flour, manufac­ tured by Hanly & Sons, McHenry, is giving unusual satisfaction .wherever used, Ask your Grocer tor i t . THE following is the Executive Comrnitte of the Garfield and Arthur Club of this town: F. K. Granger, II . C. Mead, W. A. Cristy, S. D.Baldwin, Dr. O. J. Howard. OCR paper is unavoidably late this week on acconnt - of our absence oil Wednesday attending the County Con­ vention, the result of whieh can be found in another column. /Pole liaising at Jolmsburgh. The Democrats of Jolmsburgh will raise a Hancock and English Pole, on Monday, Sept. 6, at 1 o'clock p. M . Hon. Richard Bishop, of McHenry, Hon. Neil Donnelly, of Woodstock, Col. Hofl- mau, of Chicago, and other speakers wilj be present and address the people. The public generally are cordially invited to turn out. The Jolmsburgh Brass Rand will be present and furnish music for the occasion. HV ORDKK OF COMMITTKK. A grand Procession* headed by the Johnsbiifgh Band, will meet the speaker, at the 10 A. M . t rain, and es­ cort them to the Settlement. village is highly ornamented / just no^ with colored Posters announ- I cine the coining of the great Van Ain- yburgh show- Read the advertisement in another place in this paper. OUR Public School opens on Monday next, Sept. 6th, under the continued care of Prof. S. D. Baldwin, Principal, and we believe with the same corps of Teachers as last season. THE Laddies church Aid Society of Ringwood. will meet on Thursday next at the residence of It . A. Buck- land, in that village. All are invited. Mits. WM. I.AN"'".H\M, Secretary. REV. PETER ARVKI»SON will officiate on Sunday, Sept. 5th. at St. John1 - , Algonquin, 10:30 A. M . ; at Dole's Chanel, Crystal Lake--Swedish ser­ vice at 2:45, p. M . ; English service at 4 p. M. MRS. HOWE is now in the city pur­ chasing her Fall stock of Millinery, and will soon be ready to show her cus­ tomers as fine a line of fashionable goods as was ever brought to this village. Do not fail to give her a call . THE 95th Regiment Ill inois Volun­ teers will hold their Annual Re-Union at Harvard on Saturday of this week, the 4th. Should the weather prove favorable we shall expect to see a big crowd of the old soldiers and their friends on that occasion. Wfihad intended to ^ive a notice this week of t t ie amount of work done at Nichols 'Paint Shop since January 1st, 1880, but owing to the lateness of going to press and the crowd of other matter, we are obliged to omit i t until next week. OWING to the .unfavorable weather, the party at Qratul Hall last week wa< not very largely attended, but never­ theless all who were there enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent. We shall expect to see i t repeated soon, under more favorable circumstances. JACOB SNYI»ER left at this office one day last week a branch from a Plum tree, about eighteen inches long.that contained thirty-one large egg Plums. This we consider a large yield, ami one hard to beat, l ie informed us that he raised this season about forty bushels of the same variety. Greenback Meeting. Hon. A. J . Streeter, Greenback can­ didate for Governor, will address the voters of McHenry Comity, at the Court House, in Woodstock, on Satur­ day. Sept. 18th, 1880, at 1 o?elock p. sr. All are cordially invited to come oi^, and hear the question discussed. GREENBACK COUNTY CONVENTION, , At the Greenback County Conven­ tion, held at. Nunda on' Saturday last. August 28th, the following officers were put in nomination: For Circuit Clerk--George Richards, of Seneca. For Sheriff--William Mudgett, of Nunda. For Coroner--Dr. G. W. Horn, of unda. The Greenback Congressional Con­ vention was also held at Elgin on Tuesday last, and Hon. G. XV. Blaisdell . of Rock ford, was nominated for Repre­ sentative in Congress from the Fourth District . tries you desire. Please make sucu calculations this week that will enable you to attend the fair next week. If you have a just pride in the good name of your noble county, you caunot afford to let your fair be a failure, and 1 feel quite sure you will not. We have in our county some of the best breedeis of cattle,horses, poultry and hogs to be found anywhere, and I have no doubt they will be out in force to sus­ tain the fame and good name already acquired. Other counties are invited and expected to compete with us in the various departments. I wish this my last appeal through the press, to whom I am under obligations for kind­ ly courtesies,could be made to arouse an enthusiasm that would ensure a grand success. We may and should have an excellent show of dairy prod­ ucts this year, being one of the banner counties of this great and growing bus­ iness. A propitious season has given us bountiml crops, so that Agricultural Hall estn and will doubtless present the best exhibition of grains, , fruits and Vegetables we have ever had. Lovers o>f the beautiful and useful will fi l l our unexcelled, new, fine art , floral and fabric Hall to overflowing, I trust. Tradesmen, mechanics and merchants, show the people what you are doing. Implement dealers will make a grand display. Amusements will be inter­ spersed through the last three days of the fair. Trumbull, Democrat; Cullom Republican, and Gen. Healy,of Roches­ ter, X. Y.. Green backer, are invited to make short addresses. Speed trials, military drill , ball and ride shooting, and various other amusements will occur on every day but the first . Come then for more than one day, since the small sum of fifty cents will be good for the whole t ime. We ought to seli 4000season tickets, in addition tosingle entry tickets 25 cents. We have been to considerable expense in building a new and excellent half mile track ami other improvements; part of this has been generously paid by voluntary offerings, the balance and most of our other revenues must come from the people at large. Come then to the fair and see what is on exhibition, laugh at the amusements, let off your surplus political g«s4 kindly greet old friends and make new acquaintances, in a word, come for profit , pleasure and a general good social t ime, both on the grounds and around the bountiful tables of the line new dining hall . Tnos. MCL». KICHAKDS, Pres. Woo.tstocV, August SO, 1SS0. IPHE URICAT VAN IMKL'KOIf SHOW. It will exhibit , in McHenry, Sept. 13th. That al ofour readers may know of the estimation in whiefc the Van Amhurgh Show is held by the ~pi>eSR and public, we copy the following from the Burlington, Iowa, Haivkeye of Juno 10, 1880: "Yesterday was circus day again, and notwithstanding that this makes the third mammoth show that has visited Burlington within a li t t le over a month, a large number of people were in the city from the surrounding coun­ try to see the street p* r i"le. hear the music and take in the show. There is always a fascination about "sawdust and spangles" that draws a crowd, that even a first-class Fourth of July cannot compete with. Perhaps the reason tha l there is always something among the many features of a first-class show that pleases all classes of society and all kinds of people. The many curios­ it ies in the menagerie interests one class, the beautiful trained horses an­ other. the ring performances and clown others. and the crowd and rush all others who caunot find anything else to please therif. In fact, perhaps there is only one feature prominent in many shows that does.not Experience ensures success in prosecut­ ing contested entries and Mineral Land claims before the General Land Otlice- Long practice gives success in securing pensions. Presbrey & Green. Attor­ neys, 509 Seventh street. Washington D. C. have had long experience in all branches of practice before the Depart­ ments. Parties having buisness should address them (enclosing stamp) for ii - formation. 7IIARLES OWEN , son of E. M. Owen, of this village,has received the recom­ mendation from the examining Board to Congressman Shervvin for the Naval Cadctship from this District , and will undoubtedly receive the ap­ pointment. This is a just recognition of a worthy young man, and lie has the congratulations of his many friends in this village for his success. We shall have more to say in relation to i t as goon a« h<* ivcp;v?e h;-= appointment. INVENTORS employing attornies fa miliar with practice in the Patent ^.i . . , , , . . shows that does.not please anyone, Uilice, rarely fail ot securing patents i and that is the peanut vender, who is about the only individual who has no friends. While Van Amhurgh has this curiosity with his menagerie, he keeps i t under control and does not let i t run wild in the cirrus." "Yes Mr. Frost, the old reliable circus manager' who has braved the storms of competition for years and j l ias always come out successful, was j here vestorday with Van Amburgh's ; show, and he had the good luck to j present his show to many of the eiti- l /ens of Burlington and Des Moines county. "As to the details of the day's pro­ gramme, the most truthful tit i i i>r that can be said of this circus is that the managers present everything, in the street, in the menagerie and in the ring that they advertise, an honesty few shows are guilty of. The proces­ sion was better than many expected; hue this circus does not put the best on the outside The menagerie fil ls the bill in every respect, from the big ele­ phant down to the baby monkey, many new and rare specimens in the animal kingdom being in the collection. The i circus part is good and well worth th» j price of admission to f 'ose who enjov j such performances. Two features of thi« part of the show is worthy of spec­ ial mention. Mr. Win. Showleg, the bareback somersault equestrian and dashiiig hurdle rider, has ho peer, con­ sidering his a;re, while he performs many new feats. While Andrew Gall- net, the cannon ball manipulator^shows wonderful strength and muscle. "But the great feature of this show that commends itself to the public, is the manner in which i t is conducted. Every attache performs his duty ii: a quiet way and does not seem to take special delight in annoying everyone; and for this alone, not to say a word' about many other good'things, we can heartily recommend the show to the public wherever i t goes." Such an endorsement Is regarded by us as a sufficient guarantee that we are to have a really great show in Mcllenry on Monday. September 13. Stylish and boys for sab' FH^imiuoiij i •able FINE PICTURES FOR SALE. Miss Clara B. Owen, having decided to go to Europe, will offer for sale for the next few days, her choice collection of Fruit .Flower and Landscape Paint­ ings, at prices within the reach of all . These pictures were all painted by herself, and embrace some of the finest to be found in the country, and they will all be sold at remarkably low pri­ ces, as she is going away soon. Call at once and make your selection, as there is sure to be something you want. NEW MILLINERY AT MRS. II. II . NICHOLS. Having rep ainted and fit ted up my store in a substantial manner, 1 am now receiving a full stock of the latest Fall Millinery, to which I invite the especial attention of the ladles of McHenry and surrounding country. My stock for the Fall and Winter trade will not be surpassed in the county.and my prices will be on the "live and let l ive" plan. 1 shall also keep a full l ine of Cloaks of the latest styles a-id patterns, bought with especial reference to tiie wants of customers, which I will sell at prices as low as the lowest. If in want of either Millinery or Cloaks, be sure and give me a call . >1KS. II. H. Nichols. BUY T1|E BEST. When you go to your Grocers call for the Hanly New Process f lour, and take no other. If he don't keep it he ought to, and im ( mistake. Wc'liav" ,i few sui 's of men's cloth- t ing which we are aiPrivms to sell at a tri i 'e nbt.ye co.-r. Call run] s<y> r l .cm. I i i J. • i ; i :u son* . WOODSTOCK -JEIJITOR PLAINDKALER:--When we read the leader in the Sentinel of last, week introducing "A candidate of our otn," to the people of McHenry county, we involuntarily fouud ourself re­ peating "Music ti l th charms to tame "a savag«," "To ren<t a rock" Ac. Here we paused, nor thought to follow the couplet farther, but when on the following day wo learned that Shir- win had beeri here aud that the "candi­ date of our own" had collapsed, the balance of the figure came unbidden as i ts predecessor and was complete '-And split a Cabbage." And thus endeth the bright visions of the "Candidate of our own" for the present. So mote i t be. Our boys in blue came back from Rockford highly pleased with their treatment while encamped in that beautiful city, and from the reports in regard to the boys behavior the officers of Company MG" and the citizens of Woodstock may well be proud of the record they made for themselves. Thus far the boys have had no financial en­ couragement and as most of them are short of funds and dependent upon small income for expenditures, our cit izen might do well to give them a lift . I t might be "Breau cast upon the waters" Wednesday is our County Conven­ tion for the triple purpose of nomina­ ting county officers and sending dele­ gates to Congressional and Senatorial Conventions. We do not learn of any strife except upon Sheriff, and as we are not well posted as to result of Sat­ urday's primaries we will not predict the result . Next week is Fair week and the man woman or child, who stays away with­ out good excuse neglccts a duty due the enterprise. We may have been mistaken about the Board running the victualing department but we are glad we mentioned i t , because we thought we had reliable Information thereof and because i t gives lis an opportunity again to Icall the attention of the people, bv way of explanation, to the importance of patronizing their county Fail , l t lsdue the best interests of the county, as well as to the managers who have made, are stil l making and will cantiuue to make every effort within their power to make the com­ ing Fair a profitable season to all who shall attend and to every class of in- dustly. RINCWOOD EDITOR PLAINOKALKR:--We would like to inform the public that this place Is not dead but sleeping. The hard rains of the past week have made our streets very muddy. Our ceiti 'Btery Is in a sad condition. Some of the graves are entirely over­ grown with weeds, I t looks as though a little mowlrtg would hot hurt i t . Mi. Ge<k Brown, formerly a shoe- Jmwker WinEfils fi t ace, "leaves for the East In a few days. The depot will soon need to be braced up aud a new platform bull; in front, if there is many more meetings -held there. . , Some of our business men have noth­ ing else to do but to entertain Charlie Harrison with a game of checkers. I t looks well but we promised to say nothing about i t so we will keep cool, but will add that the checker board may come up missing. A goodly number of our citizens at­ tended the Republican Rally at Me. Henry on Thursday evening of last week. Our harness maker, O. L. Hubbard, has his shop filled with harnesses ready for the fall trade, and h adding all the time to his already complete stock. Our Blacksmith, J . W. Grimolby, has received stock for a wagon the past week Business is on the increase, we would say. The ladies of this place are contem­ plating building a loafers resort. Where shall they build, and how big shall i t be, is IJOW the question. It would be fil led to overflowing on Sun­ day and would give the depot quite a rest. Keul Estate. The following is the list of transfers in McHenry County for the weeks elid­ ing August 21,1880: I* IVhitney tax deed to W R Gilbert nw e < 1 r s\v qr 18 a nw ijr 1(50 a 8CC 3T> TO THE SICK. Owing to the removal of Dr. F. P. Brown from this place. Dr. S. P. Brown, of Elgin, will hereafter have an ofliee at. the Parker House. All those wishing to consult him will please cull on Thursdays of each week, iu M . t<> 1 ivu. Prompt atton- .jiven to all that niav wish to see linn. Affile. Doctor 's t im-tis neces­ sarily l imited k will be uece^cary for tin. . ; ; , de-iiri tnj to sec him to be pi-oir.pt. tlf B\V SO Al>rnn>|tiin. <1 (iilWert to E Beckly Its 1 and 5 Hickok'* add to Crystal Lake. Hannah Brown to F L Nutt It 4 blk 2 Ma- reni;<>, $350. S I) llrott and w to J E Baxsctt 9.G1 a in It 2 nw qr sec :<l McHenry. W Johnston and w to B I) Vosburj? pt It 8 and 9bk 7 Kits worth's add to Nunda. (300. A Corson and w and J Teeple to L Teeple It in lluntley sta 4500. J Gardner to Soli directors Dist No 10 Che. in ii n pr lis 5 and IS mid Its Sand 4 blk 9 Hart's add to Harvard #2100. W Smailes to J V Aldrlch pt it S bk 2 Rich­ mond $11()!>. C & V \V R R Co to T S Huntley pc of ground adj Depot in Huntley SI. , J K Krown and w to H E Jones, w hf ne qr sec 15 Hebron $100. E 1. Cook and w to P Oassady Its 1 and 2 bk U J T I'icrfton'ri add to Crystal Lake #70. S A Freeman and w to Amelia W Hochs- child It 6 blk 5 Harvard $1400. C K Dickenson to J V Aldrich pt It 4 blk 5 Rictimond $350, \ B Viden and w to Vpurgiana Washburn It in Greenwood $.500. •'"• G I'urdy to Trustees of Richmond extension of George St, $1. Sani'l Paul to I.yinan Ituckus e hf Its 1 and i lie1, sec 4 Dunliim $2SOO. Anna Osborne to Wm Kalile5a ill n\v<^ sec js, Corn I fl-25. Wealthy Demins to Morris Keyser 8.77 a It 2 w frac sue ti Chemung $300. R J Mr Auley and w to Jas V Corn lie It 6 blk 15 ilitrt'n 2d add to Harvard, #100. Jas ltee and w »,o Alex Kerr 5 a in sej<nw,V sec :>II CIIKIMIIIX $l«O. Isaac liai>h an I \v to Kreeinau Whitingswjtf s\v!:i nee 17 .McHenry £1000. ^ Jn<> llerbes and w to .Mary C Herbes s 18 <i n\vl4 nw \i sec 21 Mcllcnrv i'HlO. WAUCONDA- EDITOR PI.AINDKAI.KR The week just past has been remarkable chiefly for dampness. I t has rained with an ease and "copiousness," (good word) not common this Summer. A. stood deal ©flow land hay and not a lit t le ' (lax has sudered in consequence, and the owners of threshing machines are all fortunate in not knowing how to swear, as well as being the best ma­ tured people in the world, for it has knocked their l i t t le calculations square­ ly in the head. Another eflect the rain has produced would naturally suggest profanity. It has made a fearful mud lioie of our main street. Those two ornamental ponds, so kindly left in front of Har­ rison's drug store, are well fi l led, and the unsijrhtly and dangerous gullies running from Mr. Doers ' cross walk, on both sides of the street down to the foot of the hill has washed out another six inches or more. A skillful driver with a stead$?horsc can drive up to Mr. Weir 's landing, or to Hill & Bar­ ker 's, but a novice would be very likely to turn over. Now we don't pretend to say that the blame for this disgrace­ ful state of things should attach to Mr. Maiman or to Mr. MoLain, or to Mr. Harrison, or fo any other one member of the board of trustees; but i t seems to us that as a body they are the ser­ vants of tha people, elected to carry out the wishes of the friends who voted for them, and that such being the fact, the body of men. not any one itidivid tial member, known as the Trustees, are derelect In duty. On Monday afternoon last, the 23rd. Dr. R. Ludham, of Chicago, assisted by Dr. W. A. Barker, added another to their long list of delicate and success­ ful surgical operations, by relieving Mrs. H. B. Burritt of an ovarian tumor weighing nearly thirty-four pounds. Mrs. Burritt , the doctors and a very large circle of friends, all unite in con­ gratulations, for Mrs. B. is now consid­ ered entirely out of danger, and is mak­ ing rapid strides toward'complete re­ covery. T'he lawn festival, held In Mr, Edwf. Wood's beautiful grounds on Tuesday evening last for the benefit of Rev. Mr. Adron, was quite largely attended by young people from this village, who report, a very enjoyable t ime. The young men, some of them, have had a good ileal of fun over the care­ less remark of one of the ladies pres­ ent, to the eflect that "musty lemonade was good enough for Wauconda Pukes" which remark, we take i t , was much more expressive than elcjgaut. Since the introduction of the new and perfected machinery. Uncle Daviil Oak's Cider Mill has become more popular than ever as a resort for the thirsty lovers of apple juice. The fame of the mill and the fame of *t.he owner have readied out encli year until noit", with extra help he is having just all 'he can do. The "barret of cider, donated to the soldier* last week was a thougJkt-. ful mark of respect to the boys in bhie a which we are assured was keenly apr predated by the recipients. The season of the year has cott\£ when one man can amuse a dbz en by claiming to be able to cut bind aud shock five acres of corn in a day, "for money." These plienominal corn cutters use a guyasticutus which they strap to their hiud leg like the spur on a rooster. Kitlier polit ical questions are not much discussed and interest in politics is not l ively or else yonr correspondent has failed to strike the right crowd. We notice that the county comi ".i t tee recommends that a caucus be held on Friday, September 10th, at 3 o'clock p. M. But we presume no noticcs will be posted and that three or tour who are in the ring will get together quiet­ ly some time Friday evening or Sat­ urday morning aud'make up the slate as usual. We would give a good deal to see a regular old fashioned, weil at­ tended, interesting caucus in Wauconda. I t would be a novelty indeed. Among the guests of the Pratt House who are here for pleasure and recrea­ tion are Mr. John Myers.of the "Palace of PharmacyChicago, with his wife ar.d daughter. Also Miss Il ise, of Chi­ cago. The dance announced to come oft on Friday evening last in Maiman's Hall, under the auspices of the Old Folk's Club of last winter, whose dances by the wav. were broken up because 6o mail} - ot the "old darlings" bad to stop and pet the measles, did not occur on account of the rain. The dance adver­ tised for Saturday evening in Hill & Barker 's Bowery, was likewise drowned OUt. ; Golding's sail boat has arrived and has been ti t ted up with new spars and a mammoth sail . Pleasure parties can charter the boat, at tweuty-five cents per hour or special rates by the day. Mr. R. F. Taggart has returned from the State Normal Institute, at Bloom- ington, very much pleased with what he there saw and heard. He leaves to take charge of his school in Thornton, III. , next weed. Business Notices. • Reed' s Gilt Edge Tonic restore* the appetite. 50'"Trimmed Hats from fifty cents to two dollars apiece at Mrs. S. ttearles. We have the. Boss Glove Depot. riTZ3ISfMO'S3 A KVAXauN. The best Threshing Knuckles at 31. Owen's. ----- E. Sulky Plow at E. M The Moline Owen's. V The Furst & Bradley Sulky Plow At E. M. Owen's. Clocks, from 81.00 upwards, ranted. At O. W. Owen's. War- When in want of work in my line, give mca call and I will try and please Robl. Murfltt, Jeweler. Nunda, 111. Dress Goods Stylish durable ami cheap jnst received, we invite inspec­ tion. Fitzsimmons & Evanson. Don't buy your Hats or Bonnets un­ til you have seen and priced goods at Mrs. S. Searles. You arc paying 15 cent for your credit, cash; trade at A cash make this saving. to 25 per , Pay the stote, and STB VESTS "A 5CHNORR, Attention, Farmers anil Dairymen Sherman Bros., residing two mtlM West of McHenry, on the Woodstock road, keep on hand the following arti­ cles to meet the wants of farm era and dairymen: Creamery, (Patent applied tor) con­ sisting of boxes for water, any size to suit. Barrels may be ufed or any wa»» ter vessel, spring or wells. Alilk cans with covers to exclude all foreign tub* stances and allowing the heat and Steam toescapc. And a xkimming (!«• vise, the most perfect ever Invented. Riding Plow Attachment, (Pat. ap>» plied for) by which you can attach any kind of a Plow to any corn sulky cul­ tivator. » Patent Farm Gate Hanging. , Patent Pout Hole Auger. And a devise for Converting MotlMI*' (Pat. applied tor) can be applied to wind mills. Ac., to convert a forward aud back motion Into a rotary motion. All the above articles we will sell very low to suit the times. Call and examine for yourselves. S. ft J, S If E RM Alt»':o ̂ FARM FOR SALE- We are'selling our large line of Embroidery at greatly reduced prices. STKVENa & C1IKORR, The largest stock of Millinery Goods in the County, at Mrs. S. Searles. For that new dress pattern call on Stevens & Schnorr, They keep the la- est styles, and sell cheap. The undersigned offers for sale hit farm known as the Dunn Farm, con­ sisting of 80 acres, situated 3J miles Southwest of McHenry. Said larm Is in good condition, well fenced, fair buildings, atid one of the best orchards in the section. Never failing running water for stock in pasture. In short one of the best and most desirable small farms in the county for either stock or grain. For particulars inquire of Chas. H. Parks, near the premises, or address, J .L^DUNX , ; i Lawrence. Kansiiik Bnckeyc Force Owen's. Pumps, at E. M All the Owen's. first-class Plows at E. M. A flue line of Gents •Furnishing Goods at Laaer & Becker's near the Depot. Ten 15 light Windows, glass 8x10, all perfect, for sale cheap by O. W. Owen. Ladies of McHenry and vicinity don't buy your Hats or Bonnets until yon have looked at and priced goods at Mrs. S. S»>arles. Am now offering greater bargains than ever. All work in repairing done on short notice. E. M. OWEN ft Sus have just re­ ceived a new lot of Top Buggies, to which they invite the attention of those wishing to purchase. They am as line as any to be found in the mar» ket. Parasols. Fans, Ladies and Mitts now cheap at & Evanson'* Lace Gloves Fitzsiuimons We yiv© our special attention to I)re*8 Goods, Trimmings and Buttons. You can always find the latest at ou«;storc. STKVEXS A SCHNORR. • FOR RENT. The celebrated . Ford Photograph Gallery, the only Gallery in the village of McHenry. . A first-class location.-- Possession given at once. App!y to ty. M. Owen. Various Cauaea-- Advancing v-ears, care, sickness, dis­ appointment. and hereditary predis­ position--all operate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed, prematurely. A\'ERRG HAIR VKJOR will restore faded or gray, light re|) hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving it a healthy action. It removes and cures dandruft siui humors. By its use fall­ ing hair .2 checked, and a new growth will be produced In all cases where the follicies are not destroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects are beauti­ fully shown on brashy, weak, or sickly hair.on Which a few applications will produce the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless aud sure in lis oper­ ation, it i« incomparable as a dressing, and Is especially valued for the Noft lustre and richness of tone It imparts. It contains neither oil nor dye.and will not soil nor color white cambric; yet it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it fresh and vigorous. FORSALK BY ALL DEALERS. Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cores and Ague. In the Whole il l t tory of Dtedtotne No preparation has ever performed such marvellous cures, or maintained so wide a reputation, as Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, which ts recognized as the world's remedy for all diseases of the throat and lungs. Its long continued series of wonderful cures in nil climates has made it universally known as a safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinarj colds, which are the forerun­ ners of more serious disorders, It acts speedily and ?urely, always relieving suffering, and often saving life. The protection it affords, by Its timely use in the throat and lung disorders of children, makes it an invaluable reme­ dy to be kept always on hand in every home. No person can afford to be with­ out it, and those who have once used it never will. From their knowledge of its composition and effects, Physic­ ians use the Cherry Pectoral extensive­ ly in their practice, and clergymen recommend it. It is absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and will always cure where cures are possible. For sale by all dealers. Low Prices and good work. Murfltt, Jeweler, Nunda, 111. 17 cents will buy one pair of Ladt«£ Balbr'ggan Hose at Fitssiinmotia # Evansen'a. HOSIERY. The very finest, nest and cheapest line of Ladies' Hosiery shown in the place is now open at the store of Fitzsimmons & Evanson. PRICES EEDUCEDI One half on our entire line of Em­ broidery. Call and secure these bar­ gains. STEVKNS & SCHNORR. Autograph Albums, from five cent upwards, at O. W. Owen's. Wauconda Ice Cream Parlor. E. A. Golding would respectfully inform the public that his Ice Cream Parlor, is now open where the best of IceCream will be served every da}' and evening by the dish or quantity. A full line of Nuts and Confectionery of all kinds. My Parlor is always cool and quiet, and I respectfully Invite all who wish anything iu this lino to call ami I will try and pluase them. Ice Cream furnished at Wholesale or Retail, for Festivals, Picnics or Fami­ lies. E. A, GOLDING. TO WAGON MAKERS. To a good Wagon Maker and the right man I will give the use of my Wagon Shop, FREE OF CHARGE It is one of the best stands in McHenry Comity, and/tor the right man there i; a good opening/1 For further partic ulars call on or address, T. J. CLIFTON, MCHENBT, III. , July 30th, isso. Go to T. N. Mead near the Dwhot fjnii^ the Best Mowing Machine.""" " m JP FOR SALE OR KENT. 4 The Store lately occupied by Vasey In " Possession further particulars Inquire of ^ MRS. ANN TASST. Ringvrood, March 17, l$«i. . J. I . the village of Ringweed. given March Sftth. F# . . . Mi The very finest Lines of Ladfe# Misses' and Children's Walking Sheii ever shown *n this place, and made Ife our own order, now offered at reason­ able prloes. We warrant every pair. : FITZSIMMONS * KTANSOR. m a week is your own town. #5 outM froe. No risk. Reader, if jroa wast a busine* at which persons of either MX make great pay all the t ime It for particular* to H. ALLETT •ad, Maine. the time they work, write * Co., I-ort . The Fall Campaign Now Opened, AT VOLO, LAKE CO.. ILL- IF you wisli to please your wife (and who does not) be sure and get a Sack of that celebrated "New Process" Flour from Hanly's Mill . I t certain 1 beats anything now in the market. Don't forget that Walker Boot. Fitzsimmons & Kvansou are sole agonts tor Mcilenry. The fail styles of Prints. Gingham*, i-te. . are now open utk Fitzsityhwns JSvansou'c. GOOD FOB TIIK FKOl'LE. We are assured by tlie Press Agent of the Van Ambnrgh & ( 'o. 's Great Show that that pest of all traveling ex­ hibitions given under canvas--the lein- 1 oiiade peddler, is not allowed to fin - ( port line the audience with his presence or drinks on the seats din ing" the per­ formances; and that all games of chance of whatsoever description, are ignored and utterly repudiated by this insti­ tution. The management are solicit­ ous that the authorities hi all places in which the show exhibits, will assist them in arresting and bringing t<> pun­ ishment any and all persons so offend­ ing. The Van Aniburgli Show em­ ploys special do;derive*tf«ipeei%lly for the protection of i ts prin-on*. Such a show is worthy <>i' ai l commendation. Such a show will vi<it McHenry on Monday, Sept. 13, 1SS0. PARTICULAR NOTICE. I wish hreby to give notice that I will prosecute any and all persons who may be known to crbss my Cucumber or Vegetable fields. I have been much annoyed of late, my vines have been !*>stroyed and Cabbage aud other t!iing» have been taken, and I now far- hid all persons from entering the field without special permission from me. Th<«*e who do so will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. C. STEGEMAXX. McHenry, Aug. 17th, isso. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Ac. We are now exhibiting a fine line of Top Buggies. Phaetons, open Bug­ gies, Platform Spring Wagons of best make, aud warranted at lowest prices; K. M. OWES Jt son. F !tz<immons & Evanson are offering bargains in Laces, Embroideries, Ho­ s ier ies . Sheet ing*. Prints , e tc . The Buyer should invest igate . jFu-ziiuv 3000 YARDS PRINTS Fast Colors just received at the Low and Popular Price of S Cents pei- Yard. We have also the finest Col* leetion of Useful and Ornamental Articles at the Low Price of 5 dents Each. Call and see them. H. ROGERS, Volo, 111., Aug. 17th, 1880. BE® THOROUGH III ovf*rv fast ' OF VOVER #1" and whiUtftv ^ Toq-i <liiy -f t l* '-<» ,• u»i<\ i tU.i-n<i« iniv an.l can !»*• a* sui'-titu tt*. It not 1* (.-OHftMtatf** with of eheaw an<t oils, (uWa *>l«t MMMk ; v I»!T S VI.B RT