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4" J * .. WRT>N'E5DAY, APR. 2, 1884. *t. VAN SLYKE. Ktlitof. jg.i~.lJ . -!-~ ' -W.-1- nt«TR»cT ifprrnnr*^ oo*. QRKNItlNU, CONVENTION. Th* Rennhlicnntof th» ennntlc* wni|>««ln!f tfce Fifth Oa.ifrMilonil District, are rwincst* #• to send delegates to a cor ven' ien to be held If! Elgin, en .Thursday, April 10th, W84, at 12 ••clock w., for the purpose of placing in nomi- flatten a candidste for Representative in Con. frees of Mid district; n candidate for member •f fttate Hoard of Equalization; two delegate* a»d two alternate* to the Republican Kational Con rent ion to he held in Chicago on the 3d <»r efJnae, 1884, and to transact inch other business a* ma? properly coma before the Obnvantion. The severs! cennties comprising thsdistrict .>'^111 We entitled te delegate* as follow*: C o u n t i e s . D e l e g a t e * . STane • i »<' fjeKalh KaHMrf,.„ L»ke....... -.. .... Baeene. W. S. Fiu-cnm, K*n*. W. T,. Sim won*. T>eKHlh, y A. TC Boms*, MclTenry, W. R Dodgk, l.nke. • ; F. R. Whitman, Boone, <*mfr«8»ionftl District Committee. r ib'lcan County Convention. '.""-The Republican voters of McHenry county ##e reqnetted to Mtid delegates to the Repivh- lloan County Ponv«ntion, to l>e held at the Court House in Woodstock on Saturday., April 8th, IHS4, at 1 er'clock p. «., for the purpose of •Electing nine delegates to represent Me Henry county at the District C©mrrc*»ior»l Oonvontion, te be held at Elgin, o"n Thursday, April 10th, IBS*, for il«e pnrpese of nominating * candidate for Congress from this district, . £ candidate for member of the State Board of Kqualization, and eleeting two de'e<r*tes and two alternate* to represent the 5th Congres- •tonal District In the National Oonvunt'nn to h held in Chicago, June ltd; also to elect nine delegate* to represent McHenry cennty in'the State Convention, to be held in tho city of Peoria, Aoril IB, 1884, and for the transaction •f such ether business as may properly come before the Convention. The several£towns will ^ represented af follows: ller 7 arenfo. .- 19 Dtinhrtm. . 7 Ob«rniing........ 10 Aldnn. . JUrtlawl,>.»..... ,..2 Renena... .8 oora» I« Grafnoa «•.».<.....4.S Derr ................19 treTf» • rrconweod.. Hebron..'. .. Richmond. .. Rnrten... ... Mctlenrv.. 8 " ...10 ... ..12 3 ...... Ill The DeturuTuls In (^ongrcss, since their caucus have beenin the A>»uliti©n of a boy who I im» roiled down bill (or a doze^i rods and desen't know where he Is or which end to atnnd on.- It (shard to determine which faction is "in the saddle.*' though it Is of very little moment whether the Moi-risnn.Carlisle following cr the BandulUConveraor wing is the better'satisfied* with their caucus action, as it now looks at though there would not be enough left of the Democratic party in the approaching Presidential contest to make a respect* able figiit, so rapidly is it disinfegra- ting'and going to piece*. If the Demo­ crats have no unity of belief and pur­ pose on the question of free-trade then they have no pity, and this fact will quickly be developed however they may try to decieve themselves and the people. The organization, such as it has been and is, in a majority of the States, through its conventions and by its national platforms, is committed to the anti-protection Idea, yet in caucus last week it lacked the courage to assert its belief in this idea and was too weak to^show favor to the principle of protection. There was an expressed fear that neither course led to the pmbliccrib, though there seemed to be no other road open. "Beddern," shouted tlio earnest negro exherter, "dar am but two paths open bufo* you. Dar is de straight and nai rer one dat foads right down to everlastin' distruction; and dar l» de broad way dat goes straight to to eternal perdition!" "Dat bein' de oat>e," cried out an excited hearer, as lie climbed out of the church window, "dls nigger will take to de woods." Most of the Democrats are on their way'to the woods or are get­ ting ready to take to the!r heels and depart thither as soon as the tarlfl question comes up in the House. • - _ . v'i :•* 'f.;r ,...1' \nnd» Precine,t. BarreviNe Algonquin ;. Crystal Lak» **. ... 8 .. .J? ...10 6. "ROtTTHWORtT, 8. K. BARTR^lomrw J. V. ALDRIC1I, Committee. If' f>le or |t ann« McHenry County to Misrepresented? Sine* the last issue of the P lain- |>EA1.F.R the fact has become known to /the voters of McHenry County that -<Stohn M. Sonthwerth, one of the most fnacrtirnlous politicians In the County. l|nd leader of the Woodstock Ring, was 4 candiiate for Lieutenant Governor, jjkt usual with this notorious individual, Ills candidacy was of the dark lantern !§rdor, ftnd the first Intimation the peo* the County had of it was seeing announced In the Chicago papers. This is |>ne of his eld tricks. Know- 1ng that he stood not a ghost of a ,«hance before the people in his own itounty, he has kept himself in the dark. Roping, by the usual, trickery of th'e fling to got control of the Connty Con­ tention, send delegates to Peoria un- ' Instructed and In his interest, and then $n his usual cheeky manner claim that io had carried McHenry County. We ;||rmly bellovo that wore the name of Shis political shvster to come before *». people of McHenry County he iiiould not b« elected as a path master. : BepablleaiM of McHenry County fcavo you not boot) misrepresented at four State Conventions often enough J|>y this sly and tricky individual? We any Governor Hamilton, as will be seen by his letter on the flrst page of this paper, has withdrawn from the Gubernatorial race, leaving the course clear to honest Dick Oglesby, who will now, undoubtedly, be nominated by acclamation. It was a foregone con­ clusion that ex-Governor Oglesby would be nominated, as the people all over the Stale were enthusiastic in his behalf, and seeing the "hand writing on the wall," Governor Hamilton witli- graceful manner, not In a but declares his intention old Republican party nominated, giving it nd influence. He 1im< nur, is one of Illinois most talented ana rising, young in en. and we predict will yet make his mark in thf»„ political history of this Stati* aud Nation, gullet to stand and the tl both Jds voi made a good DR. JOHN BULL'S Sni'sTueSHf FOR THE CURE OP FEVER and AGUE Or CHILLS and FEVER, ' A N D A L L M A L A R I A L O I S E A S E S . The proprietor of this celebrated medi* cine justly claims for it a superiority over , all remedies ever offered to the public for the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PE&- MAWEKT owe of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long stand* ing. He refers to the entire Western and Southern country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion that in no ease whatever will it foil to oture if the direo- tions are strictly followed and oarried oat. In a great many oases a single dose hat been sufficient for a cure, and whole fami­ lies have been cured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, ana in every case more eertain to oare, if its ase is continued in smaller doses for a week or two after the disease has been checked, more especially in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu­ ally this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order. Shoold the patient, however, require a oathartio medicine, after baring taken three or four doses of the Tonic, & single dose of BULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will bo suf­ ficient. BULL'S SABSAPABILLA is the old and reliable remedy for imparities of the blood and Scrofulous affections--the King of Blood Purifiers. DR. JOHN BULL S VEGETABLE W0RH DESTROYER is prepared in the form of oandy drops, attractive to the sigh* ORd pleasant to the taste. OR. JOHN BULL'S SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, Tho Popular Remedies of tho Day. MmripalOflce, SSI Mala St., IX>HI8YILLE,K% Corporation Election. THE Annual Village Election t«r the viUajrn of M<'Ilenry, will t*e heW at the Council Room in the village of McIIenry, on Tuesday, the 15th day of April, 1884, at which time the following effleers will be elected: Three Trustees and one Clerk. The Polls of said Election will lie open be­ tween 8 audi) o'clock in the morning,and kept open until 7 e'clack in the evening of that day. Gkokgk W. Owen, Clerk. McHenry, March -27tli, 1844, I? 4lo not believe now that he has ^r!, ...Jiopos of a nomination, but only wants • to got control of yonr votes so that lie Way have his usual amount of trading •toclc on hand and thus, with your Votes in his pocket, foist binictelf into ir he Is such a reputable Republican #a he claims to be, why did net the Woodstock Sentinel. the organ of this dirty Ring, advocate h<s cause before the people, so that they could have acted on the mattter at their caucuses* Bi in ply because they dare not, know - Ing that he weald have been repudiate «d. But In their usual dark lantern . Style they havo attempted to lull the , people to sleep and win by trickery Y' what thoy knew they could not do by open, honest work. We tfcust the delegates at the County Convention on Saturday next will w»igh this matter well, and by their votes sot down on this political pre­ tender and Captain of the Invalid ||* Corps In so emphatic a manner that he ft - may remember it for all time to come. "Pr If McHenry County were desirous of presenting a candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor there aro hun­ dreds of men within her borders far more capable, and who would be an honor, not a disgrace to bur County. • When McHenry County desires a can j,*lldat* for any office, we opine she will V'Jf BOt he obliged to go to Chicago to get ' ' hi" name announced, nor send her can- ^ dldate whining around asking for sup V§ port in the neighboring Counties, when dare not present his name at home The matter of improving the ^IC roads of the State is attracting Dewed attention from the people where as the season for work ap a. The new road law for coun< tloe Miichr township organization has made ampleprovision on this subject by which there seems to be nothing wanting so far as means aro concerned to accomplish the much desired object of good roads. It is to be hoped that there may be a lull attendance of delegates at the ap proaching convention of comtniBfcioners of highway* at Springfeid on the 22nd lust. TMs convention, if fully attended and properly conducted, will be the most important step ever taken in ihi State on the abova subject of good roada,--begal Adviser. S6F""Thc Woodstock Sentinel of last week intimates in rather strong lan­ guage that "Jones or any other man" lied If they said the Southworthglen- non,OldWarhomerihg were trying to spring a trap on the people at the Connty Convention. They probably did.not expect the Chicago reporters would exposf* their little game so soon. Oh, you are an innocent crowd. But it takes more time to explain a-vay y*ur misdeeds than It do»s to learn vonr Sunday School lessons. "Jones or any ether man" did not come far frOn.ttie truth after all. Eh! -S' - L •' According to Chief Bnshyhead'e testimony the Cherokees raised a corruption fund of $23,500 te bribe congressmen so pass a claiui that would yield to the Indians about 9300,000. And yet there are persons who say that the red savage cannot be civilized. Goodness gracious, what more proof do they want? Must he put on tight pants and peaked boots and stand at the theater exit every night sucking the hamtnered-sllver head of a reed cane? We admit It has been a hard pull to drag the noble savages down to civilization, but we've borne it andean do it again.-- Herald: , sy - . THE GOLDEN STA3 GASOLINE RA!9QESi-." Superior .to all. rapid lysu- p«rseding (Jo^k Stoves and Ksin- ges for Summer u#e, t'all ai d aef the?n, »fonN I. Sronr UcUenry April 1st, 1883. % I®* At midnight. Friday, Rome dis­ tance from Gilliam, Mo., on a Chicago and Alton train, a passenger named Powell had a dispute with Conductor Dunsmore because the latter would not stop the train at Gilliam. Powe'.l fol­ lowed the conductor to the platform of the car, where he garroted him, and attempted to cut h!s throat with a pocket-knife, inflicting terrible |ishes on F>unsm«re's cheeks, who had but one arm to defend hlmscf. The conductor struck Powell two blows, after which they were separated, when lie procured revolver, and. ordering Powell to throw up his hands, disarmed him and kept him a prisoner till the train reached Glasgow, where Powell was placed in Jail. SELL THE Celebrated Golden Star OIL STOVES and SAUCES. The btst and safest manufactured. Sold 28, last year, which speak for themselves. JOHN V.STORY. McHenry, April let, 1884. IS?"A correspondent of the Connect!* out Farmer shows at least one man who has learned how to make dairying pay. He says: '1 thought I would send you an ac­ count of the product of my dairy, ns several others have done so. I use a Conlev creamer and made last year 8333.08 worth of butter. Sold 296quarts of jnilk; most of it had been in the crpjiner and the cream taken oft; this brtnigiit me ®16.(il. I raised two pigs on jtlie skim milk, and the profit on th<ye. above their first cost and grain I f#d them, was 820. This gives nm a iota 1 In ca*h of 8309.69 from the foui c^ws, an average of 892.42 for each. 1 can use the skim milk to much greater rofit in feeding it to calves tiian to wine, and am using it in that way this •ear." POLITICAL. Blaine's and Randall's Strength ^ ' llAnnevjvanla. I Preferences In Sew gland and Ulmoii. OHIO. ' ^ ttM UmnaiM, John and TtpomM* [Washington TelegramJ "Mack," of the Sandusky Register, wb| here, aaya that Sf It is deemed expedient present the name of John Sherman at t <••<•*» Im arm secure pretty nearly all the t 1888. received! k •**. nialD® " Apr. * Receired of Clf Gmnirr! ...f 848 July6 •• iOfOountyTieas.de- linqnentfux 2#2 "52 Jan Ift Keceive<fof Town Collector 8,40 39 Total Kecelyed .-...18,618 92 1888 EXPBNOKO. Apr. 25 Paid B N. Smith Atty'e fees....$'1» 15 Jiibo 2R " Ajipell.nte court costs 13065 L)ec. 1 •" Woodstock Senliiicl print . ing in bridge ease 76 00 18iH ^ Jan. SI • " John Henmann Ass'rs bill 130(0 Feu. 8 **. John Ila'rison interest on town hondt Ko. 1, 2, S mvl ;-4 for one year bonds tlOOO r:: each MO 00 11 , V Q M Prickett interest for 1 yt»r on town bonds No. 7, _ r. ' 8, 9, 10and 11 efftOO each.. 120 00 Feifc 11 , Isaiic Harsh interest for 1 year an tnvrn bond Na 6 . . of <400 Feb. 14 ** J M Cnrr Interett for i y'r °n •«»« bonds Jfo. 5,IT. 18 - - ; o f #1400 ill all ' Feb. •»-•••Jno A Oilfield printing in : k; bri«fpe case ....... Mar. 1- " • F Whiting interest for one yonr on town bonds No. 15 and lfi uf $4(Kiench '* B N Smith, bill.... S ... Woodstock Sentinel prnt- •i ing bridge c«se Gfo Stevens for sheep kill ed by dogs, and costa ... O CColby for aheep killed by dogs, ami costs 30 00 J B Perry costs in alwve.. 2 50 Mar. Mat\ Mar. 17 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Total.. 1881 . Apr. 27 Apr, 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 . Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 Apr. 27 24 OC 84 00 16 00 48 00 227 25 1500 42 65 *1,299 30 D Hall, for boading Misa Ilutson to April 1, 1834 WmHutgon for boarding Miss Hntaon For Clothing and shoes for Miss Iftit»on ... .. ( or support of Mrs Holmes to April I, 1884 • For wood for Mrs Hohn.s. For support of John P«-ter : Kipp.care in Imsi sickness nnd burial exprn.*es For support 11 W Mcl.ean For support of Mrs Gibb's. For support of J .Schuffor. ^ F»r support Mrs l.awler.. For keeping tramps Pfirry A Owen goods for Shafler 930 97/5 18 88 7* oo 4 50 115 25 22 50 20 43 6 0U 1 50 550 455 10 81 Verrv A Owen goods for H VV Mel.can May 12 Paid Win I.HDyhHin for boartl- in,x Miss Beach t. April 1 „ 1884 $12 00 May 12 •* Mrs Sanih McOmber beard . ing Miss Bebch 19371 May )2 " For wood and sawing for ATss Be e.: n oo Tbtal expense for Poor.., 1881 Mar. 25 Paid H S Holmes, moderator A Y E R ' Cherry Pectoral No other complaints are so insidions hi their Attack as those atluctiug the throat and lungs: none so trifled with by the majority of suller- er». Tlie ordinary cough or eold, resulting perhaps from a trilling or unconscious ex­ posure, is oftcu but the beginning of a fatal sickness. Ayer's Ciierkv Pectoral has well proven, its ellicacy in a forty years' fight with throat 'tunl lung diseases, aud should be taken in all cases without delay, A Terrible Cough Cared* ' "In 18571 took a severe cold, which affected my lungs. I hail a terrible cough, and pnssrd night after night without sleep. The doctors gave me up. 1 tried Aviiit's Ciikkky l'KC- Tokal, which relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and r.tTorded nie tlio rest necessary for the recovery of my strength. By tli« continued use of the Jtectobal a perma­ nent cure was effected. 1 i.m now years old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your Cukuuv Fixtorai. saved me. Horace FaikheotdbB.* BocUingltam, V t., v uly 15,15*2. •» Cronp. -- A Mother's Trlbnto. i .••'TThilo in tlie country l:>st winter my little three years old, \Mts taken ill wllli croup; 'It seemed as if he would die from strangu­ lation. One of the family suggested the use of AvKit's Chekuv I'Erroit.w., a bottle of which was always kept in the house. This was tried in small and 'frequent <t<>ses, and to our delight in less tlinn had' an hour the lit tic patieiit was breathing ensi'.y. The doc­ tor said that tho Oiii-unv 1'rrroRAi. had save'I niv darling's life. Can you wonder at* our gratitude? 'Sincerely yours, AiltH. 1-MMA GMMfEV." 159 West 128th St., Xow Vork, May 10, 1SS2. "I linvo nscd AVER'S ^iintRY rvcronAt, til"my family for several yearn, and «'« not lie&itate t<» pronounce it I'io most eflectuul remedy for couglis and colds-we have ever tried. .1. Crane. • Lake Crystal, Minn., JWarclt 13,1S82. " I suffered for eight years from Bronchitis; and after trying nianv remedies with n»> suc­ cess. I was cured by the use of A vr i:'n CIIi:r- Itv IV'( ToltAL. .JosKI'H WAI.t>|ijr." liyualia, Miss., April 5, lfcS-. •"•I cannot say enough in praise of AYt lt's CnKltifV Pectouai., believing'lis I do that lutt for its use 1 should long since have died irom lung troubles F. i uauooS." Palestine, Texas, April 22, lbt&. Ko case of an affection of the throat or' lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved by the use of Avrtn's Ciif.isrv Pkitorai., and it will always aire when the disease is not already beyond the control of medicinc. PREPARED nY (If. J.C.Ayep&Co., Lowell, Ma«8. Sold by all Druggists. Col. Rob't C. Ingersoll. . Boyal Sim is always on his Desk. It has * great Concentrated Strength and very Kemark- <§able Qualities. Even' OlBce, Household and Workshop Will find it Invaluable.--/viiwte Sec'y, ,000,000 Bottles'^ the N«ws!! Mar. 25 Mar. 2$ Mar. 2* Mar. 25 Mar. •-!.* Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 21 • Mar. 2$ Mar. 28 Mar. 25 • Mar. 25 Mar. 25 ,F ft Mayes,services Town yl etc ...;.. "jH T Brosyn, att'nd on poer «* C II Fegers, '• •« M.3Poorinai«terf services...... "' J K Heiry, auditor ........ "*'11 Wnttloi •« J Van Sltke, pitntini,.... R Bishop, Auditor....;...; & John Ilcuin.mti, revising ,Vl as<es»ment "f ^.lohn Ileum«nn. meeting )' with auditors " 'T«>wn bond No 15 paid 400 01 •" Interest on inino to <bite.. 5 00 " -Town Iwnd Xo. 1(1 paid... 400 00 •* Interest on sam# to date.. 5 oo Tola I ».:j i..» Tola 1 Kerctvod v....., . Totnf naid otiA. 4- Total i>aj,1iviy'(j»lji'jiand.'... $ 8f»l 32 SB is 92 ...... 2T9!» 8l» 12 ... L . Mr"«N««V. *ix, March 25th, 1884 we horpbv^certil v that ws havo tills day examined the anoints r.nd vouchers of Itn h- nr<l Uif|«>i», ty'tfjff Ueir «if the 'IVuvn of Mr- ftenry, lMi. ^n<t, ijnd (he s;ime correist,-- and I'iat there i» vem fining in his hands the sum of c|.gM hiinili-eU and nineteen dollars and l2 ceui*l#Sra h!) of Towrifiliiii fund*, ' ^ •'lla'MKii'H. I'lvHRV. J. P. llOMMB WAT'TLK8, J. P ;• :*..!'•« maii ci rV .•"v .'C'" Board «f aiuiiters Flashing ..8606 18 .* 150 20 82 10 00 11 00 1A 00 3 or 1 -V 5 50 300 QT.-*TE WF n.t l\*fH«,.rn,,ntr nf McHenry. » Town of Mn flenry. OfBco of the Trea*- urer of tho ComiHUsiuucr"<it Highway*. i in* liiuoAvinrf.U a statement by I«aHc, Harsh Treasurer -or t'<c Commissioners of llighwars of iho Town or'Ms-Henry, in tho County niid Stale aforesaid,Jil' tlm nrmrttnt of puhlie funds received aud expended by him duringrthe fiscal year just closed, ending «n the -i5ih ilay ot March ISrtt. showing the amount of public tund-s on hand at-tho' c.minencemcnt of said fiscal year, the amount ot public, funds re. reived, and from, what sources received, the amount of public fun Is expended, and for lint purposes expended; during tha said flsral year,-ending as aforesaid. The said Is tafc ' llarsh, being dr.ly sworn, doth depose and aav that the following slate- raeut, by him subscribed, is a correct state­ ment of the amonnt of public. funds on hand at tho commencement of the fiscal year above stated, the amount of public funds received, anrl the lources from which received, and the amount expended and the purposes for which expended, as set fwrtli in said statement." Isaac Harsii. 1*83 RECEIVED. Apr 17 Ree'd of former Treasure! 9495 12 Sep 4- " . of PK Granger lor stene..': Sep 4 " of L Bonslett for stone..... Dec 24 " of R Bishop delijiq.it road and bridge tax 1884 Jan 24 " of Ceo Itothevmel col. road and bridge tax Feb 18 " of tieo Itothertnel oel. road and bridge tux ... .. Mar 8 " of Geo Rotharmel col. roa<l and bridge tax 1 WEST 11c Invite the attention of the buying- public,to an entirely new stock of m fiODHS, HOTIOHS, CLOTHING, GHOCERIES, Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, The Legal Advieer sayg:^At the last session of tlio Legislature of this State a law was passed providing for construction of permanent or hard roads under charge of the commission­ ers of highways of towns. A law was alto passed providing for proper trim­ ming of hedges along highways under direction of the commissioners. The drainage law for counties under town­ ship organization was likewise materi­ ally amended. all imposing new duties on the coin in iscjoners of highways and other town officers, which laws will be found In the new edition of Hainei Township Organization Law« for 1883." Gr4nte Rockingham Glassware* 20(H) 300 245 50 200(0 300 00 255 74 ...$1,415 30 Total amount Received W83 EXi'KMmn. Apr. 17 Paid Smith ASnvdcr for litmb'r | 14 24 Apr. 17 •• J Van hlvke. publishing Trea* u re rs rapor t ...... It 00 Apr. 17 •• W.iukegan Patriot for pub notice 500 Apr. 17 •• Elgin Envoy, pub notice.. 3 00 July 14 " C Carter for fram'g bridge 2 60 Aug. 20 Geo Harrison for gravel... 5St Sept 4 " Matthlns Weber on oroer. 8 50 Sej t 4 •• Jas Hui ton for ditching.... 3 15 Sej>t 4 " Smith ASnyder for lumber 11577 8ept 4 " F G Mayes, clei k services 3A00 Sept 23 •' N Adams for work 011 Ring wood mad Sept 22 •• Fred Smith for work on Klngwood road Sept 22 M J Nett for work on Ring- wood road Sept 9S •• Jac.b Heumann foi work on Ringwood road Sept S3 " Jo« Merles for work en ltingwoo(' road Sept 22 *• K Smith work on Johns. 0 burg and McHenrv road.. Sept 82 Jos Heumann work on Mc He»ry & Johnsburg road Sept 22 James Adams work on Me Henry & Johnshurgroad. Oct. U, .¥ I* Wirls repairing serap«r and plows O K Churchill fr'm'g brd'g W Harrison repar'g brd'g Liquid BLUE „ Royal I«lnulrt Clue Mends Kverythlng Solid as Rnrit!--Hard as Adamant I--rirai as Mranlt®!!--Strongest, T.tighest and Most Klustic Glue on Karth I-- AbMluU'ly t's. breakable and I n wparablel l-No BmI- Inirl -- No Preparation I --Always Ready 1-- Always lilqutd!!! -- Mends Clillin, (ItaM, Wood, trffather, X'atchcs 011 Hhoes, Rubber, Crockery, UUliard Cue Tips and <.'lotb, Orna­ ments, stone, Fiirnltnrp, Jewelry, Rook Backs,and Evprytb I utr Klwe with Everlasting laaeparabU* Tenacity !! iiOf. Bottle (Brush and Tin Cover 1. Mailed post-paid. BO*. Hold by Orunrl.ts, Urncers. Btatlonere, Hard­ ware, Variety and General Stores. Wholesale Traveling Agrwnta Wanted In every City and County. 8&~Ask your Dealer for a Vrai ample vial ot " Royal Sine." We send Free Vlala to Retail Dealers only Mailed only by the Manufacturers, ~ 1847 Pa. Ave. •Wukli|tM,D.O, Matied only by tne Mai J.U.0'MEARA&C0 REPORT OF THE C O N D I T I O N --OF -- THE FIEST NATIONAL BANK At Woodstock, Illinois, -- AT-- Close of Business Mar, 7, *84. Trunks, Hand Ba<?s and Valiseg, <*>. H. Farpfo's celebrated Boots and Shoes, etc. All grades Chick's Favorite Flour in stock. Kvory sack wai ranted. The liiirh(u>t price paid for produce. All goods sold at oive price and marked in plain figures. Thank­ ing our patrons for past favors and hoping for a continuance of the same, we shall strive to please all who may give us a call, both in quality and price of goods. BONSLETT, ft. STOFFEL, " Wast McIIenry, 111,. AlarcU W, 183t Nov 1 Nov M 1884, Jan in Mar 7 Mar 7 Msr 25 Mar 38 Mnr S3 Mar as Mnr 25 Mar 25 Mar 95 Mnr 25 Mar 25 Mar 20 Mar 25 Mar 25 Mar 25 Total.. N Adams repair's culvert. John I Story bill W Colbv repairs on scrapr John Nett for overwork as ovcr^aer J M Miller lor overwork..'. Lay A Adams for nails..... It II Carr for gravel Miilip (leiseler ovirwork. Lewis Wait paint's siKns.. A F Colby work on hrdg's. A Colby official services... Adams official services., I Flarsh official services... Trcasr's pur cent on 8M?0.ai V ti Mayes clerk services. Balance on band 750 860 300 600 800 700 BOO 900 9 75 200 150 250 2 40 158 S 50 750 2 40 12 50 8 75 9(10 11 '25 20,75 83-(10 15 75 1* 40 12 .10 ...1031 15 ..81,11536 ' _ t . McHenry, March 25,1884. we hereby ccrtify that we have this day examined tne accounts and vouchers of Isaac llarsh, Treasurer of the Heard of Htzhwav Coram if sioners of the Town of MoHenry, 111* and rind the same correct,--and that the Iwii! knee in his hands nt this <late is ten hundred and tbirty«OD. dollars nn<l fifteen cts (llffiil.15) JAMKS B. 1'KKRY, J. P. llOMKK WATTI.ES, J. p. F. U. Matks. Town Clerk, Hoard ®f Auditors. Business! Business! Wanted--Every person having a business of any description for sale; or wanting a part­ ner in any enterprise; or having noney to invest in business of any kind ; or a farm for sale or trade, or desiring to purchase a farm ; or havinx money to loan,or wanting to borrow meney (on approved security); or who has anything tor sale, or desires -to purchase any­ thing, to addrcks o. C. St. Clair. Business Broker, Springfield, 1H, RESOURCES Loans and discounts.. Overdrafts .. U. s. Bonds to secure circulation... U.S. Bonds on hand I»ue from approved reserve agents. Due from other Nulionnl Itenks.... Keal estate, furniture and llxtures. Current expenses and taxes paid.... Checks and other cash Heme Hills of other banks Krc'l cur. nickels &. pennies.. ...... specie Legal tender notes... aeilemption funil -w-rt'h U. S. Treas» urer (5 per cent of circulation)...... Total.... .1181,4G1 66 248 8R . 50,000 00 1,600 (10 . 42.578 33 11,000 37 3,3011 CO 1,049 89 48 4& 4,219 00 24 13,4*0 65 6,000 00 2,150 00 ,9317.111 60 I.TARILITIKS, Capital stock paid in .. .... 50,000 00 Surplus fund..... 8,000 00 Undivided profits ... . 4.S50 40 National Bank Notes outstanding... 45,000 Oil Individual deposits guldcct to check 207,727 61 Demand Certificates of deposit 1,724 50 Total ., STATE OF ILLINOIS .*>17,111 60 hss MCHENRY COITNTY, I, Jphn J. Murphy, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best oftny knowledge and belief. John J. Mitipht. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day. of March, 1*84. Wm. Aviit, County Clark. Correct Attest E. A. Mt'RPHT, - WM. H. STBWA^IT, """'""SLiw Money to Loan On Keal Estate, in sums of $500 to $10,000. Time and payments to suit borrower. John J. Murphy. TBI CHICAGO 4 Hummer tr»3e of l8S4« m; y ' The acknowledged leader in pood poods and low prices, and peor are findinp^ it ont. His prices tell his poods are of the vary bw, His stock is larpe and his prices are way down below the hip priced credit dealers. He can afford to do it as he sella for eas only. Jamestown Worsted Dress Goods, 50 pieces just received. Everythinp new bripht and attractive. Rsmnania «. n. g. Hall bids for your trade. Go and seo him. 4" ' Having racjently fitted up our snop near the bridge, we are now prepared to furnish our customers with Fresh aid Salt Heats, OF ALL KINDS, Sausage, Smoked Meal*, Jus., -AT THE-- 1 ' Lowest Living Prices, We buy "none but the best ot Moats, and flatter ourselves that we «'»n offer our cus­ tomer* meats in bettor shape than any other shop in this neetion, Tnanktul fur past favors we solicit a con tinuanseof the same, and wo will guarantee to is»tist> you both in quality and price. A- M FRTTT. McHenry, 111., March 17th, m, J caly cash store in Northern Illinois. The largest the baal S:ze, l40 feet lonp and 22 feet wide, two storiM high an! Not a do.'I The filled. working for the people that PAY A.3 THEY* GI)! worth gues out except for Hard Cash. I sell !lar'a DRY COOD% CLOTHIMG, A Shoes, Hats <ft GROCERIES, CI^OQKiRY, 4c., fen i of the best quality and puai ei to puarantec AikJ m* pi#Sei witl thlle trade with me. 1 sell goods of the best quality everythinp as represented. Read my price list and bring it, anil make your fall purchases where your money will do you the mom good, Will your credit dealer make you the following prices? Best Prints Finest Bleached CatMn ..... Best Unbleached Cat ton .... Standard (iinghams.......... No 1 Corsets Ac A Ticking Klcgant Dress Goads . .. .. •2 inch Black Caahmerss ... Press Drills Cambrics. IX cents 81 6 " t •« T M " 8 •« 50 •• IS 8,.7, fl* 10 00 8 ..... « Ladles' Fine Handkerchiefs 6 fi and 10 cent bargains in abundance. (ieod t;»tton Cloth 8 No 1 Denims N Best Denims made 15 Extra Wiiterpreof .-... 65 Ladle*' Slippers, worth 75 cents.t. 45 Ladies' Shoe* |100 Ladies' Frcuch Kid Shoes, fine..... 9 00 Gents' Boots, Good )M 1 All kinds far men and boys and only geod;Goods. MMUISM i t s to tail Boys Smts .. Men's Suits CUthmg Is eur great specialty, and we carry the finest itoelc ia Northern Illinois. We have tha go^ds. So. 1 Baking Powder Spices, wiv dawa. Sugar nt Chicago cost'add freight; 60 cent Tea Goad T?H... ....16.10.>&A Best Rice ... 1 Best Roasted Caffse |f O«od " " Mr*18 Standard Raisiaa 8 No 1 Tobaccs, Smoklsg ]| Pine-iHit Toli*roe m PIujf Tobacco ... 68 Long Box Matches ]t 6-cent Box Matches....... *,i>M 1 10-cent Bex Maiciiea t Babbitt'S N.Hleratna i.t.^ ; 7 " Best Soap... .... 6 Stove Polish . ............. 8 Now I want to see you and know thaf^-'^iHfit fbi your interest to come, and will do it. Just come once and see. My poods are Bought and Sold tor Cash Only. s AND THAT t^lls thd Whole Story. I want the far-off trade that buy BIG BILLS, and to such I say, come and see me, and it I can't sure you money, will paji your expenses. I am getting in bi rgaiiis every day, and they spr at bought, very cheap for cash. Yours for good goods aud low price! iSPSEND YOUR OKDERS. C. F. HALL Dundee, PERRY & OWEN, General Merchants. HEADQUARTERS i CJothing, Carpets, Wall Paper, Dress Goods, iQpnestics, Hats & Caps, Trunks and Valise^, Paints and Oils, Mixed Paints, Groceries, §gJt» etc, Perry & ovven. Eggs !_Eggs! Full Blood Eggs for Hatching. The undersigned will furnish Ins from Pure Bred Fowls at the following Prices: Black Legh«rns,......91.50 for 13 E«a Brown " • 1.60 for 13 E^gs White '• , ..... 1,60 for 13 Effifs VVyandotti........... 3.00 for 13 Kgga Black Jaras.......... 2.00 far 13 E|r{s Light Brnhmaa 2.00 for 13 Kegs liolden Spang'd Polish 2.00 for 13 Ejrjfs Black Tartar Gamas..2.50 for 13 Eggs Plyinoutli Hocks 1.50 for 13 Eggs Pekln Ducks 1.00 for 9 Eggs. The abere are Prioea far Eggs Delivered at a»y plaee. ' O. W. PRATT. WAUCOMDA, ILL. Wanconda. III., Barch Ctta, 1884, Both Combination and PUtferna Wagons at K. M, Owen & Seq'c, of lk» ibest uaake, Executor's Notice. Estate OF Mary Reed, Deceased. 'Tha undersigned harinK been appointed Ex*, cntot of the la«t Will and Testament ef Marjr Reed, deceased, late of the County ef Me. Henry, and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he will appear before tho Cenntjr Court of MoHenry County, at the Court Bona* in Woodstock, at the May Term, on the third Monday In May next, at which time ill per­ sons having claims against saiit estate are notified and requested to attend for the pur^ pese of having the same adjusted. All persona indebted to said estate nre requested to makJi immediate paymeat to the undersigned. Dated this 2Hh day of Match A. D. 1884. P. O'N kil, Executer. House and Barn fort Salt or Rent. In the village «f Ringwood. Hons# hns t*n rooms, and Is in g*»d repair. A good garden, well and cistern, in connections, and all other necessarf conveniences. Will be sold reason-, able or rented to a responsible party Inquire of WMtllUSS. Ringwood, Jan. Slst MM. *1 Perry A Owen have mens flno thoof foi $3 that beats them all. Wood for Sato* , G*od Dry Wood for 9&1* by. f. A- ¥*9419/