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[•••qjjg*. Jf^carj ̂ I&isioalej. WBDNTESDAY, MAY 7, 1S84. k'>; J.VAN8LYKE, Editor. Republican State Ticket. r *-, - a m e r n o t .t ' ^ 1 M&CHARD J. OGLRSBt* v" "*°1 * , of Ijogan County. '~ ' * ** * Jfltr Lieutenant Governor,.- rr̂ ?.. Jonx c SMITlri -:-Fr • Of Cook County. •"fYrr Secretary of State, Henry n. dement, of Lee Comity. ' ' . A, , t « ; f\yr Auditor, - ' • Cit4RLES P. SiriGJBRZ .- ••'••' Of Kankakee Cotmty. fbr Treasurer, SsM,-- "'•"- JACOB GRofa . i •>• -• of Cook County, ' - #br Attorney General, „ , GEORGE HUm, *??i- # «< Edgar County, +? • 1 ! Congressional Ticlf^ For Mcmher of ( nnpress, •. ; RET'HEX ELL WOOD, " v V 'I of DeKalb County. ' Wtr Memforr State Board of Eqxtalitaticn, H. & WILLIAMS, tf McHenry County. m~ t en thousand Immlrrrints are said to li .-ive landed at Castle Garden, Xfw York, on Saturday and Sunday of |a«t week, nnd as many mow are ex> peeled before next. Sunday. Most linti«n« pay a targe price, in oil* way or otlier, for MM men, women and children who are fttendly Being added to their population; but we are lucky enough to get annually hundred* of th'MiP. ' indk for the hare courtesy ef •Mowing them to come ashore. Thoae whe arrive nowadays are not l ike seme p{ the first importation*. In the old tlme» an Immigrant preferred to re­ main In New York city and run for Alderman. When he chanced to fail at thi« he would ge into the pelice force or epen a liquor store. Nowa­ days, i iowever, l ie goes West, enters laud and earns his l iring as honestly •8 if lie were a native. Of such people We cannot have to® manv. : . For Circuit Clerk. iw some time past we have beard - the name of W. P. Morse, ef Nunda. . favorably mentioned in connection 'fcrlth t l ie efflce of Circuit Clerk of this , , "Comity, and now the mutter has taken tie ' t inite shape, as will be seen by the fallowing sent us for publication Crom . *th*t town: 'To the Republican volert of McHenry County: We the undersigned citizens and . voters ef the town of Nunda ami vicin­ i ty (aforesaid countv) take pleasure in asking the support or our sifter towns la adding us to nominate and elect our much respected townsman. W. P. Morse, to the ®flieo ef Circuit Clerk of Mc­ Henry County. In recommending Mr. Morse for this office we believe we but •peak the seniiments of a large ma­ jority of the Republican voters of our • town and surroundings. He is thor- ' •nghfiy com potent to fil l the position. I* and ever lias been a staunch Republi­ can*, was a soldier during the late war tfer over three years, one year ot which was spent in Audersouville prison. We •t this locality feel that we are entit led to such consideration from the other ttewnn in the county, and hereby ask the support of the different town dele­ gations at the proper t ime. TV Butlor -J B Butler K Bai:«u -Geo Vermilya CJhas Knox E Berkley C Berkley -J S Shales , M Uirl iarrls Geo Stiekney J E Berkley • Lucius Berkley W T Hamilton :- i ' l M Mai lory " Henrr Keys E Pe:lse WB Hill J H Wither ' C ft I .anning O M Peck W H Huffman Jj S Berkley K Bean I s l y DB W ivner John Biiet i l«r C E Rmvtcy L C Warner I> C Mallow A J McMillan James Snjnp* .*-,•£• T .afe Benttui i f t l H I! Kor.t £ Jas Crow W B Fitch G L Bryant. Frsa • personal acquaintance with 'Mr. Morse, we heartily endorse his candidacy, and will take pleasure in giving him the undivi.dod support of the PLAINDKALER In the canvass. We know hitn to be an honest, upright.and capable business man, a staunch and tollable Republican, a soloier who did his whole doty on the battle field, and for one whole year suffered the tortures of Andersonville prison. He is in every HIM the soldier's candidate, and as such Is entitled to consideration at the hands of the Republican voters of Mc- Hoary County. Therefore we say, for Circuit Clerk, W. P. MORSE.of Nunda,subject to the decision of the Republican Couuty Con- mtiei. 8®"According to the April returns %f the Department of Agriculture, the Winter wheat area If about 27,600.000 acres--a territory seven-eights as large as England. Of the crop of 1S.S3 be­ tween 5 and 6 per 'cent was plowed up leaving 26.400,000 acres to be harvested. The present area is greater than that •f the census year by more than 2,000.. 000 acres. The increase is about 1.500,- 000 acres on the Pacific cost and 750,000 acres in the southern States. There is a small decrease In the Middle States and Ohio basin. The condition aver-. i lge$v li* April , 1SS3* the ayernge was SO,..and 85" iii April , 1881. April average of the large, crisp of is$2 104. New York 'average, is 97. The States above the averigo ars Maryland, VTrgjnia, North. Carolina, Texas, Kan­ sas, California and Oregon. No seri­ ous Winter-kill ing is reported, except in Alabama. P^"A "gentleman" visited Presiderft Arthur the'other day to sound him on the political-situnt-ien, but the Presi­ dent did not pimp worth accent, A correspondent telis how the interview »nded: The Visitor became weary and raove;l n-rvHii-lv in his seiit . Fin:il*y, ninkipg one lust, desperate artempt to jrei something out of t t ie President lie said: "lam told Mr. President, that Mr. Blaitie is gaining." "Those flowers you see on my table," said Mr. Arthur, with a twinkle in Ids eves, "are (ro«ii from the conservatory I have aboquetbrought in every morn­ ing. My daughter Nellie got me in the hahit of i t . and now 1' shouldn't know what to do without them, i t is a goftd t i l ing to keep as much of the beautiful in life before us as possible." ll . .- *L' iVThe London Times remarks that it ha* taken very li t t le interest in American politics, during the past four months. We do not know whether there is any special significance in this British apathy, but observation shows us that when perfidious Albion does Interest herself in our politics i t is only to manifest her phenomenal ignorance of them. By-and-by the Presidential campaign will st ir up our neighbors again, and then we will have the Timet explaining to i ts readers that Mr. Blaine is an old Virginia planter who fought under Lee, that General Logan has long represented Maine in Congress, and that recon­ struction is the main issue, to which Boss Kelly and Mr. Tilden are unalter­ ably opposed. In truth, we miss the English articles on American politics, for they are unique, aud it is impossi­ ble to deny that they possess a weird beauty all their own. J9*The following from Every Satur~ day , Is a lamentable tact: "Presi­ dent Arthur will come before the con­ vention in ^Chicago backed almost ex- cluslvely bjr southern delegates. He % will seek the nomination for president •f this country upou the sttfeugth of bia weakness, as you might say, for the #ery states which are his strength in the convention will go Democratic in the election, aud the states that en- , , . dors* Logan. Blaine, Edmunds, and other candidates will be expected to ./elect Arthur, should he g^t the noml- nation. This is radically wrong. The S; states that are expected to elect |P"V should be privileged to nominate. The j |F present arrangement is a menace of no trifling moment to the Republican party. It is not the question of Mr. Arthur ' s f i tness. He is well qualil ied to fil l the office, as he lias alreadv proven tft the general satisfaction of most tnen.but i t is the principal of the thing. Republicans might as well let the Democrats nominate their man as to grtmt that power to the delegates srboso states, without doubt, are Demo­ cratic.* THE Waukegan Gazette has the fol­ lowing in relation to a party of sur­ veyors now in Lako County: "The railroad suryeyors mentioned in the O'cctte a week or two since are sti l l at work in the county. They are in two parties, the first looking ent tl io l ine and the second taking levels and set­ ting stakes. They passed about a mile west of Half Day.going northwester^' . Three lines were run near Diamond Lake, two goiirg east and one west of the lake. The one that seemed to be the most satisfactory and which was continued, l ies east of the lake. On Monday the '-advance party was in the neighborhood of Ivanhoe, Fremo-.it Center and Fort Hill , Members of the party say that the route is being looked out by an Eastern Company, with a view of constructing a line between. Chicago and Creen Bay." CREEK DISTRICT. EDITOR PLAIXDEALER:--What is the matter with our able correspondents that they wait so long til l somebody else feels i t his duty to write up the items? Seeing nothing from this dis­ trict lately we will try to write them tho best we can. Mrs. Sweet has had a new fence built in front of her residence, which adds much to the appearance. Mrs. M. Hatch, of New Taeema, W. T. who.has been visiting relatives and friends here the pa<t four months, left on Wednesday (to-day) for home. Wheat and oat fields are slowly get- ting green, but are backwark for the season. The past week has been rather wet. Farmeis are preparing their fields lor corn. Good seed cern is scarce. There has been a rumor of a Wedding the pa«t few weeks. Nothing has hap­ pened yet to prove i t a fact. Will . Carry was elected his Sficceesor as school director at the caucus held at the school house April 19. Thi* speaks well for his abili ty as a director. A good school teacher wanted, as we be­ lieve nene Tins been hired vet. Tuesday, April 2flth, Silas Pierce, left for Iowa where lie intends to make his future home? He went with a team, and expects the journey will take nearly two weeks. All wish him sue- cess. Two nephews of Mrs. C. Thompson arrived last Thursday from England. They will make America tl ieir future home. • I" IT, I:"; k -v t pfe fr J®"The Inter Ocean sayst Among Chicago's visitors is Mr. William lloyle, of the Uuited Kingdom Alliance. The object of the alliance is th$ total and Immediate legislative suppression of tho truffle in all intoxicating liquvr a* a1 beverage. A worrhr object, in fact, according to lioylo. - . GREENWOOD- EDITOR PT .AiiroKAt3ft :|R1)̂ go to the circus P D. W. Soper is in tho city ij iU weolc buying goods. The Dassow boys have added, much to the beauty of their places by setting out some very handsome trees. Herb Cowdry, who has been at work In Chicago for the past two years, is home to remain. A very quiet law suit came off before Esquire Baldwin on Saturday evening. The facts of the case, as near as we can glean them, are as follows: A young man from Chicago, who hat betn spending the winter in this village, being about to return to the city, con­ cluded that be had been insulted by a citizen of the town; thereupon, meet­ ing said citizen he threatened to give him a sound "drubbing" if he would please to accept It . Said citizen not being of a combative nature respect­ fully declined to accept the challenge, but Immediately swore out a summons for the young blood's arrest. The de­ fendant was placed under bonds to keep the peace for one year In>t1ie sum of 850, which he furnished. , Burton Wright is in Chicago serving as a U. S. grand juror. Mrs. Sarah Rathery had the. misfor­ tune to fall dowu a flight of stairs, in­ juring her so severely that she is con­ fined to her bed. There has been considerable sickness In our village the past Week,bpt at the present writing>ll patients seem to bcr improving. The next meeting of the L. O. C. A. ^wi 11 be held May 14t h at the;hou«e of Wm. Westermau. Prog ram me for the evening: .Ma'aio . . Society Readme: of minutes Ten minute speeoh*' . - Rev. Honrv tf . i (>)><!11 Kecitation ;-. Miuirt \Ve,«UTiii: in Ii iNtrumii i t tal music . . . . . . .Kett ie Vanttoozen . . . . . . . ,Louise Hariwcl l T. |. DACY, %' >>4 The MiU'hine Man. i s m MiU'hinc Man, i s STILL ON DECK, WITH THE FINEST ASSOItTM KST OF Farm Machinery; And carriages over snen in Mc- H«nry comity, llis stook o©u- sists In part of: _-* ' / All the lcart ins -frtews. Ki^LIT stylos I I .UTOWS,, 1U LOWS teet- l i , i lupiex, s lantinp:, revi-rsi l i le Hint vihiMiinfc. Keysionc l ' i i iml lo inch disc puivorizor. Cl iuISenge, Keystone :uiu A very com plan I ers . Hiivxrorth & Avery chock rowers. KioM rol lers . Stalk cutters . Tisrer, KameK, Oas<», Ttiompson, Standard and Jefferson sulky cult ivators. Milk wagons, l . 'uinhcr waitons."'Wld<f l ire truck wagons. Wido t iro truc.k wheels . Oar- rinses , ; i i i s tyles . Uoad carts . Heavy and l i>fht s insle aivl double harness . One ear each ot GliUdeu ar.d Sterl ing barb wire. One /ear binding twine for peering and other Uindera. , • . 5 - . v . Kiirin UelU, four s izes . v - Swil l c irt«. , • > F ive stylos hay rtamcr«, ,wDi*l i wear# -p&i p:tret l ty put up for t l io .^e. vrl io g ive eui- ly of . dors. f ( ir indins and pninpinx . \viml mills . Iron ani l wood for wel ls of any depth. Drive wel ls a specialty. " v l)*M»r'inx IWlne binders. ' Oearing0 ft mowers. Standard nnd crown, mowers. .Johnston reapers and mowers,;- , ' Keystone l iny-loaders. v ; ~ . l lui l ins-fworth, t ix«r, 'FnlrSt & Bmil ley^ t iSh|» deer and adyunc,e l iay rHkes, . - , • < Itond scrapers. . ^ J l '<>t; i to pointers and' Corn shelters . J \ <i irdt-n PfUniits. ** - . • l ' latform and stock scri laa. Hay tedders. ' • ; v ' - . . ' ' l i iH'keye f«ed trrinders. . • ,<*is0 X. Nichols and- Shepher<l »team ancl. hor»e power t l iresl i t frs . - " Wjre st ietc .Uers, four kinds.; Five luwtl i cnlt ivalors . J " . , :~ Si i i i lo f ind double sho\dl plows and l ,dco other art ic les . • ' , «, . • T.J. DACY, ; Woodstook, 111, HEADQUARTERS FOR- I!eeiL:uion Iniermissiun. . . Music , r:i j>cr Ite . - i i iU'i i i Music •• ...:\W E Wire tU'ri to ». i w ,ry The last meeting of the society was heM at Mrs Dassow's. in place of Mrs. O. E. 'Adams', the cause being on account of sickness. The cocicty de­ cide rl to extend an inritation to Rev. Hoover, of Woodstock, to deliver a l '-e- ture for the,benefit of the organization In the near future. The following aro the names of the pupils in the Greenwood public school, who have neither been absent or tardy (luring the month of April: Willi Daily. Nodle Garrison, Georgia Mc- Carter. Jennie Garrison, Merritt Cruik- shank, Mary llerrington, Emily Har­ rington, Ella Goddard; John McDonald Mamie McCarter. Jennie Dawson. Anna Dawson, Lois Baldwin, Jessie Ibild- win, Libbie Baldwin, Warren Go<Idard Frank Wesson, Delia Toles, Lizzie Hutchinson. / Public Letting of Contrnct Notfce is hereby given thm Prhpo'airi will be received bv the ( 'ommissionVM's of Highways of the Town of Mcilenry, County <jf McHenry aud State of Il l in­ ois, , for the Inritishiug and spreading "f One (Iuiidrt 'd Yard- of Grave] on the road known as the McHenry and Jobn>- burg road, between the landssknown >•< the Xicl:«l;ts Justtni plaie./^AIso One Hundred Yards to b<r~K»ihiisin»d and spread »n the road kTiowli as the .Mc­ Henry and Greenwood road, between the residence of (J . C. Colby ami the Railroad crossing. Bids for both or each one separately may be made at the Town Clerk's office on Saturday. May 10th, 1884. at. the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. , the Board of Commissioners reserving the right to. refuse all bids. The same will be let by contract to the lowest responsible bidder. ISAAC HAIISK, CASTOR ADAMS, Ai.r.KN p. COLBY, . Commissioners (>i' Highways. F. f t . MATES, Town Clerk. Da ted at M c H e n ry, A pill at li, 1884 2w Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the be«t medicine that can be employed to cor­ rect irregularities of the stomach aud bowels. Gentle, yet thorough, in their action, they cure constipation, stimu­ late the digestive organs, and the ap­ petite, and cleanse, build up, and strengthen the system. Gents' Furnishing- Goods, etc. -H. Maisaaa, WAUcoiN^lb:: ILL, I hare J Hit returned fr«rti the etty with a largo stoek.of liiiiim Which 1 wil l sel l at astonishingly' ' ' low'prices . I wil l make i t an object lor you to cal l and see. in*. » Am also agent for the New Home sewing machine and the Jul ius f iauei Organ. At . IT BUT KKKP. Pres. M. L. SYKES, Vice Pres. I OrFICE NO. 52 WAI.L ST., NEW TOftK. j . ~ . Apri l l . r>th, 1884. ; A XNUAIJ MEET.TN'd. The.- innualmeeting /V of rhe Stockhold. 'rs and lt< ni l holders of- t l i i i -Ohic-go and Northwestern l iai lwav Com- pany, wil l l ie held at the Omnpanv'K ol l ice in (Chicago, Jl l . , on Ttni i 'vlny, • ' inn- 5111, 1 ,SSI, at 1 1'. >l., for the election ot directors pumuanl, i to law. nnd for the transnc ion of sm-l i other hnsij iess as shal l come he lore said meeting, f and to take act ion upon an agreement ap- i pr«ved l iy the ihrcctors and oti icers of the I coaipany for the acquisit ion and ownership j of the least-d l ines in Iowa, to wit: tho Chi- ' cago, Iowa anil Nebraska It; i i lroad, the Cedar 1 l ipids and Mis.-ouri l i ivi-r Haiiroad.and t l ie 1 Maple l t ivcr •Railr- 'ad' . togei i ier wilh their | tributary connections in Iowa and Xebriska, 1 viz.: tlie'Siiuix city and Pacific Kail road, the i Fremont, Klkhorn and Missouri va l i«'y Kail- : road and ihoMi^^ >un Valley nnd Il lair Kail- ; waynnd r>ridireCom|iany at the ciossing of j t l ie Missouri It iver. SPKCIAL M K KTIXO. -- A special meeting' of the stockholde rs ot the Chicago and North- ' western l iai lwav Company h;is been ordered ' by i l ie ( loard of Direciors pursuant to the Itv- j 1 , 'aws, ai ir l wi l l be held at t lx . Conip. iny'?) of . ; l ice in the c i ty of Chicj igo, at IT o'clock,"A. M,, | on Tluirsdny,"June 2'Ult , 1SSI, to authorize an j increase of the common capital strft-k of the j company, to be issued and used in exchange i ami payment lor flu- capital stocks of tlje Chi- j cago, Iowa and Nebraska l iai lroad, the Cedar 1 Kapidt and Mis^ollri i . ' iver I ta i l road, ami the : Maple .Uiver Kaii ioful , making the amount lo ' which it i s pj-onosed t • increase the capital s lock gil .T.VT.&uv in addit ion lo the present Bapital stock.- - ALBKRT KRKP , Preni lent . M. L. SYKEB , Secrtsiarv. • : STATE OF I! . I ,INOIS, FITS Ail 1 i ts stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, No fits after first day's use. Marvelous cures Treatise and §2.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr, Kline, 931 Arch !St„ l 'hila. , Pa. AT THE OLD STAND, JACOH BOXSI.ETT, •^AT.OON ANii It l -NTAU It ANT, nt the-old J stand, opps^ite !>i>hop's mil l , McHenry, i l l . The choicest Wines, Liquors an-i Cigar« to !.( . • f . iund in the county. Warm or cold meals on short not ice on Application. GOOD STAItLING FOR HOUSES. RKJHT will prevail , aud in tbe near future tlie strength, purify, and excel­ lence of UeLand's Saleratu« aud Soda will be so thoroughly proven, t int they will no found necessary articles in every home in the laud. ' I 'est them iu every way possible and you will sti l l find them what they are guaranteed to be. For sale by Fitzsiminoiis & Evan- son. Now. as the days are getting warm and bright, every lady is thinking of getting a new spring hat tl ie i jues- tion each onn asks is: "•Where can I get a stylish hat for a refutable price?" This question I- quickly de­ cided bv calling sit Mrs. !I . H. Nichols1 ami looking ever the large assortment of fine hats, bonnets. Ilowers. feathers, ribbons, laces, etc. , to be found there! and learning tlie vAy low price# at which she sells these goods. The "constantly tired-out" feeling so often experienced is the result of Im­ poverished hlood, and consequent • '!!- (eebled vitality. A*er'< Sat«ap: ' .r i l ia feeds and enriches tlie ldood, iucrea-ee t l ie appetite, and promotes digestion' of the loo 1, ad 1 tue ufc-inill ' i t ioii «f i ts strengthening' qualit ies ' l ' | j« ^vsr.<»m bring tli-is invigorated the feeling rapid)v changes to a grateful seiits of Spociai Corporation Election A Special . Elect ion for t l ie vi l lage of Me. . Menrv wil l be held at the Counci l Itoonis , in the vi l lage of Mcllenry, on Saturdiij . May 10th. 18S4. At which t ime wil l be e lected one Trustee to f i l l va' i tncy. I he pol l 's of naid e lect ion wil l open ftt »1 o 'c lock p.m. and kept open unti l 6 o'clock in the e \ enrng of that dav. "J. VAK SI»TKE , 'Clerk. Mc.Uenry, Apri l 30tl i , 18S4. Mc Henry Cmtnty, CIKOUIT OotTlIT r.f Mctlenry nountv. Mav terin, A. P. , tSSWill iam'WwOrif l lu, vs . Si i iwel l t ' l - i i l , Af! lda\ i l of ihe . nott-ro's iden'O of Jo-dah st i lwetl . Oliaeity St iUvel l , ISetviamin *i. Tow >i. send, Jane TVinsend; . lanns Sinith. Sar. i l i <n»it .n, ,!«hn l>. si . - i lh, f ' larin'! i Smith, Luciu* • 1 5 . C h a r c h , C I m -- . ( ' h i i v - - ! ; a - , . d A n d J . •A-lains, M. I , , . lo^tvn and A ! iUdt I £ > I»i e o- . t i ie i iuki i 'swn heir *-a ' •*•:; ,\r nf 'V i I s in H. Wil l iam?, , decea- le i i . i ,h«» a i - ive tomiv -d def -ndai , s . . a i d j that di l igent it-oui-ry ;»a- l»»ei i nn k: as to.the r i vcVi' lcnce, and i l \at the i-mi - >-n::n>it In fo' i iH, j and is nni .notrn to f he gutd e, . a .piain:«u:, . texclcpt as to s . i i l \ I . I . Jo-h i>. ^ ho le- ide's s t ! Washia _'tee, l>. { ! , , nnd. Aidio't Koli in^on, who ! res ide* at Pol le l t , Vei-mout) Irav' ing been i l ied I in the ol l ice »f the Clerk,ol the Cin-uit ( 'ourt | of McHenry Counry, notice is hereby irlven to ; the sa' id . jnaial i St- i lwetl , ( . ' l i ir i ty Si i lwcl l . j r .enja'min <i . Towns-end, . lane ."Towuseml, | James smilh, Sarah Smith. John l>. "imit l i , | ClHiinda Nin. i th. Lucius i t . Church, Clira ! Church and Andrew J. Adams, M. L. Joslyn, Anbotl . Itcdi i i ison, and the unknown hcirs-al- iaw of Wii l ium II. Wil l iams deceased, that the complainant heretofore ti 11-<I h is bi l l of com­ plaint in .said Court on the Chancery s ide thereof ,and that a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against said Defendants , re­ turnable on the It i i Monday of May, A. I) . . 1S-U, as is by !aw required. Now unless you, ( l ie «ai iI JoMith "Sti lwel l , Charity st i lweft , Ben jamin G. Townsend, Jane Townsend, Jmnes Smith, Sarah Smith, .John D. Smith, Clarinda Smith, Lucius B. Church, (Mara Church, An­ drew J. Adams, M. L. Joslyn, Abbot tKobinson and the unknftwn heirs .at- law of Wil l iam 11. Wil l jams, • lceeased, s . l ial l personally 1>e and appear before the said Circuit Court of - Mc. Menrv' County, on the l irst day of a term thereof , tV> be holrien at Woodstock in said county on the 4th l lond iy ot May, A. 1>. . l sSI , and plead answer or demur ti» sai ' t complain­ ant's bi l l of comp-lai i i , Hi(! same an I t ie mat­ ters and things therein charired and staled wil l be taken as confessed and a decree en- te"ed against you ac.cordin.sr to I he pra ver of said bi l l . K. K. l ! icnAi»j>e, Clerk. A. i t . COON , Jn. , -Comid'is 'Sol 'r . Dated, Apnl l .">lh, A. 1) . l i« l . Dissolution of Partner ship. "Tin: Partnership heretofore exist ing' -be­ tween F. ( j . Mii ie i and K. Li . Uartlett , under the t i im name of Mayes & HarLlelt , i s l lns day dissolved by, mutual consent . All notes and accounts due the late (Inn are due ami payable to !• ' . (J . Ma^ea, who also asoumeKiiU t l io l iabi l i t ies of the' latc l irni . K. i i . MAVKS. _ ' E. H. UAKTLKTT . Dated at McHenry, 111, , Uus aatu uay of Apri l , A. I) . 1S81. . . Having Ixi ughi tj ie interest of E. II . TSartlett i l l the late l irni of Maye>< & Uari lett , I wil l conl iuue tho business at the old stand, and take Ihi* opportunity to thank our manv cus­ tomers for their jjenerous pHlr.mdKe i ini» earnest ly soi ic . i t a continuance of the same. „ „ E. ( i . MATKS. McHenry, III . , Apri l 26th, 18i l . 3w KTATK OK ILLINOIS, I Mc l lrnry fount v. f ' ' ' Ct l l t t ' l ' lT tni i t• l ! ' i 'ot McHenry <'ounf y ,"Mav ) term A. 1». , W ; t . .John Pfarmensti- l l vs . Francis calo, Amib'e Marian. Hannah M. Nii-!:ols , Wm. W. Nichols . J . Row Ilul lock, ' Jr>hn Hi. l iul lock and Chester I) . Parker. Aff idavit that the resi l ience of the above named defendants is unknown, and that di l l i cent in<;tt irf l ias been made as to their res . idenceand that the .same cannot, be foi- .nd, nnd is unknown to the said complainant, hav inn' been (Hod in the of l lce of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mcllenry county, notice . i s hereby piven to the said'defemfants that the complainant heretofore t i led his Hil l of Com plaint in said Court on the Chancery s ide thereof , and, thai a summons thereupon issued out"of s- i id Court a. 'ainsl said <leieuda.nts , re . turnable on the fourth Monday of May. A. 1>. , i ss i , as is bv law required. Now unless yon, the said defendants shal l personally l ie and appear'before t he'«md - Circuit Couit of Me. l le 'nry county on the f irst dav of a term theie- of , to be holden at Wnod•-tuck in said coi intv on the fourth Monday of May, A. I) . , IKSt, and plttjul answer or demur lo Miid complainant's Mil l of Complaint . ' the «ameand the matters and thin,trs therein charged and stated wil l ^e taken as confessed and a decree entered air-uust you accordirto the praver »f said bi l l . IC. K. UiruARIJS , Clerk. C. H. DOXNKI.LY , Onnpl'ts Sol 'r . Dated, Atirij 15, A. p . , 18*4. Important to Ruptured Persons The Exccls ior Itnpturo Cure M'f' i f Co. , of OK'lt- ' i isbut^, v.. Kuaranteo to cure any casn of reduci lde i lernia with their Itemedies . Tin; l lrj 'TCRE' PLASTICU AND IlKAl.tNO Co\l- rorsi>. Tii i lH trej i tmiei i t i s ,* ,ndorsed ny our bestfc Doctors' , Druayfis ls , nnd the tfc' l ioral public . Send l lcts |cr free l«»ok on Itupture or ask your drnjrgist for the Kemeily. send model or sketch of rour in­ vention, when I wil l make enro- fui-prel iminary examination, and report as to patentabil i ty , with advice, c irculars e(c . , /' '(< <' of C iiirifij. All business before the IT. S . I'alent Ollice attended lo tor Mudi-fiUr Information and reference* "-ent on upplica. tiuu, Ao CiMt-y: uni.'M Patent i.i .v.-ciir«icL ' J . "H 1ITTELL, Wuhingtoa, 0. C, Ditlcl l ) ' Ji i iwauu V. o. Patent Uluce, STATE OK TI.LINOIS, I. McHenry County. ( ' - • - " rt l f tc iTIT conn' , of . Melleftry County, V) May Term. A, l>. 18*1. Kdwitnl P. ( i -rHa­ ley and'Rate Crealey vs . M'l l l i im A. McOn ne' l l , John W. Havthorn, Tteasur?' 1 of tne Trnt lees of scl io ds for Township 4»>, l tau^je * , East , etc , , and the unknown heirs at Inw ot ISarsi l ia l i ickox, decease*. All ldavit that l lav^il la I l ic .kox, deceased,- was l i i terestvd in . the sul i ject matter of ti i<! above entit led cause, and that his heir* arc unknown and .upon di l igent inquiry can not be ascertained bv Hie coinnhiinants . havintj been f i led in the off ice of the Clerk of the Circuit , Court of McHenry County, notice is hereby jriten to the said unknown" hcirat law of Itarsi l l i l i ickox, deceased) that the Coin- , plaiuanls heretofore f i led this I' . i l l of Com- i>lainL in said Court on t l ie Chancery sale theleof , and that a summons theriMipnn issued out of said Court against said Defend­ ants returnable on the fourth Monday of May A. 1>. 1 .1*4, as- is by law re' iuire- i . -Sow, unless you the ui ld unknown heirs at ' taw ot Itarsi lht" Hu-kox, deccast id, shal l per­ sonal ly be and npiK-ur before the said Circuit- Court of McHenry Coiintv, on the l lrs l day of a term thereof , t<i In*. I ioldun l i t Woodstock, in said ConnI y on I l ie fourth Monday of .May, A. 1) , 1^*1, and pi ad. answer or dei i iur to sai I Complainant's Pi l l of 'Complaint , the same and the inal le i - f - and things therein cluirged and stat(vi u i l l be taken as confessed and a decree entered axxinst yon acc#rdin.g to t l ie prayer ol .s . ini l . i l I , Dated A.iri l lath, A. I) . 18*4. E. B. i trci iABOB, C'lerk. C. II . DOXKKI.LV , Conipl ' ts Sol 'r . Wheat Wanted. VP"A.NTEI>. at the Fox Itiver Valley Mill , good Milling Wheat, for which the highest price in cash will be paid, B. lilSHUl*. Mcliehry, 111. , Apri l l l th, Mftlihery-I. Millinery! WW.'M. "MA! MAN' Has i laa melted"in plendid stock of j ... .Spring Millinerfj Of the latest and most approved styles to.be foinul in the city. Tl ie ladios are :n v i led Io cal I a i .d see. Waii ' -mida, >j) i i l - l ; i , I^ I . MS V^ 1 TTiTf ^ V ftriM aittention to new arrival . o( ; ^ • f . j^vefa as Low and Medium Priced DRESS GOODS, sifery, Oo^fs^ts, etc. Also el'e<jnnt folr ladies auci Childeren. Extra fine FAMILY FLOUH reasonable. • BUTTEH AND EGGS WANTED. CALL TiT. FITZSI^H^O^S & EVANSON. i i i jJ sr i :„ , r L . . . . . . 9 qj OUTOF ORDER. C/ *AS NO EQUA*- •" HEWKjgiaaiBEc. f 30 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK. 0^\C Aq0 0^AN(j^ ILL. MASS. GA. FOR SALE BY j Col. Rob' t C. Eiii^^rsoE!. P J B»«^ral i ; a luays on bis Desk. It haej "ereat , *\>ni . ' ,ntrat«.-»l ."Strenrt!t * ik! v<Tv 1tptn*rl i -r *ao!e Qieihtici . tverv Oll iee . Jioi i .vh"!d ai id? 1 4 SVorlcshop v.»: i: tn v.iluatile. -- t'rii <it-e Scc'y.p "=r i i-~r:i9QZj,Q30 j 4Flashing, pi ;;-3 tho Hews l( ̂u.* t':. v Tl'1 « ^ f - I «' "V " K" -N FC.J 0 • «j j* l^i Kvorvthinjf *•' ! - t tr . i « .s Ai idinai i ! !™Fin»i $ | Ko.; Ur.AJtr HN<1 .MHsth* i ihuK on .!•; I n i l -Xo Wenil« 1.1 -- A1 wavs HCHOV ! - \ \ c»na. i . f ' . t lr .T, rn Iiubb^r. <f ' f» km-y. Bi l l iar.1 Cii<* Tips uvA Clot h, *5 ' .voli 'y, k t j81' - , :vuU .•t iry.t0 :2K]m* \\\ ' tr lastim^ i n % t 1 * n . v ; : y y j ~ - 2 0 c . { h r u . h L IN <"OV(>r>. PR •T-JV&ID, IOTV ^(>U\ M riOii1 rs, Tirrl- » rav<-! ir»tc * in tuvry <;j iy a' id Cnii i i tv . your P« alVr for u Free We Vft . i l* to l<r;j i l t lr>r*only. M '-11111 i i \ c \ 1 • r« • r* . IM. U.C\ W WWV V V V V V V ' PERRY & OWEN, General Merchants. HEADQUARTERS FOR ClotMng, Carpets, Wall Paper, Dress Goods, Domestics, Boots 8c Shoes, ts & Gaps, Trunks and Valises, Paints and Oils, Mixed Paints, Groceries, Salt, etc, 0 PERRY &. OWEN. This Space Belongs to F. G. MAYES. A New Clean Stock . OF S P R I N G G O O D S , JUST OPENED BT WE SI LL Till-: Celebrated Golden Star OIL STOVES and RANGES, The l>ts£ and safest inmuift ictt ired. Sold 28. last year, which epei lk for themselves , . JOHN i. STORY, MvUsurj , Apnl lbl , lbSi . _V v PRICE BROTHERS, AT WAUCONDA, ILL* We have one of the Isirffest stocks ever brought to this market. Those <»oods were boqght for cash5, which enables us to sell at very close tiguris. Do not take our word for it, but come and look through our stocK and satisfy yourselves that we mean what we say. Our stock consists of Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Hats and Caps, Crockery ami Glassware, Pain's an<l Oils, Varnish, Brushes, Wall Paper and Window Shades, together with the most complete stock of ' ' :*[ •• • • • Evnr brouirht here, OurSine of ladies' and gents' hand sewed Shoe* is t he best ever oflejed for sale in Wauconda. All kinds of Country Produce bought for cash or taken in exchange for goods,