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m WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5, 1884, Railroad Time Table. OB and after Monday, Jane '£$<1, Trains will v as Mcllenry station .~s below: 80CTBBE irtneva Like Passenger ...7.4'J A. M Geneva hake Express ->;*« , .8:i5 " #»n«5ra Lake Freisclit .. 1:<I5 p. M Henevn I>nke Passenger ... 3:29 •« uivi •»•»«ru. • \-'x ' Like Freistht H A. m Geneva Lake Passenger 9:58 ,** Seneva Lake Kx press 4:^p. m Een«irt Uka PHuencer..... 6:57 " B. Brss, Agent. Medlcnrv, III * M ASON 13 Mcflmr LODOE. NO. 158 \. P. and A. M.-- Regular Communications the Saturday on or Hfcefore the full of the moon and every two h-eeki thereafter. CHAS. C. COLBY, W. M. •r[ MCBJTRT OHAPTRR So. 31 R. A. M --REGU- vir Convocations held on the second and fourth Frida a in cach moneh. JOHN I. STOKY, II. P. S :; S^The first »n|pv of the season, in this ^section. »n Tuesday afternoon last. THE Poor House Committee of the ioard of Supervisor meet meet this week to appoint a Superintendent for the Poor Farm. We understand fehey lave some twenty-two applicants. TUB Riverside Home, iii this village^ Is closed, tlie late landlord. W. M. Yager. having moved out on Tuesday last. It is hoped that ft will not be Closed long. J *--* THE Soliofield Mfg Co.. of 20 South Canal St., Chicago wants agents to handle a Specialty. 10D per cent profit and a Gold Watch worth $75 given free. Write thety at once and £ccure the agency. LOTK TAYLOR. for many year* pro­ prietor and landlord of the Clinton function House, at Clinton Junction, Wis., and well known throughout the Northwest, died at Clinton Junction On Sunday, Qet. 2Gth. at about at:30 o'clock. ODR paper ts much later this week (ban we expected, hut. knowing that i^ur readers wanted to know the re fplt of the election, we detet mined to 'lipid back until we could give them Something besides wild rumors. We v<rust tliey will bear with us and think with us that it for the best. 31 AN is A harvester, argues AII hum erousexchauge, He begins life at tiie cradle; learns to handle the fork; often litis rakish ways atnl sows wiid'oats; .••threshes his way through the world, -and when he arrives at the sere and yellow leaf, time mows him down and* liis remains are planted on the hill side. TpE Steamer "Mary Griswold" is joif waking trips only three times a rweek, and runs only to Harry Duiinill 's the water being too low at Nippersink Point for her to pass around. They aie at work, however, dredging at that place,and will in a short time be able Lto run through to the Club Houses, as Lusual. WKEH you subscri be for * p*p«r, pi*T lor it, like a man. It costs a good deal Of money and requires experience to publish a paper. We know some who fofuse to take their paper out of the Office themselves, but will send a boy Or some one else after it . and then sav that they have not taken it from the •Office. This may seem like smart, prac lice to some, but It is not - entirely tionest. '• ; THE Ring wood Cemetery Aid Society will meet at the residence of Mrs.. Ingalls, Friday evening. Nov. 14, The ^Jollowlng Is the programme: feinffinff r "prayer. ..by the Society Rev. Xickle leading. Nellie Lndd HecitacTen ......, I.aura Stephenson Quartette Recitation ...Myrtle Stevens - Ponjf _ ...... Pollv Kirhunlson Paper ..Edited b* J. E. Ctisty and Carrie Ladcl Singing.... -.. ...by Society MRS. MARY A. DODGE, Sec. THE n>«at extraordinary sporting contest on record has just taken place In South Carolina. It was probably instigated by wicked white men, but colored men were tiie comp • l itors. It was a praying match between "darkey deacons" for a purse of #500-- probably a misprint for $1--and by the terms of the match the colored deacon who made the loudest, longest ' and most unctuous prayer should be declar­ ed the winner. i PERSONAL. E. GBijswofcp. of Jacl*?p;u Te>mn will accent thanks for. Hies of Jackson ' papers., . . •- v, <,• ^ y..%. MRS. GEO. DAYMRXT, nee Miss Vesta | Sturdivaut. of Chicago. was calling on ! friends here one d iy last week. ' STACT CLARK, who has been in Ne- ! bras-ka the past six or eight mouths, j arrived home on Wednesday i Miss BERTIE STUMFP, of Red Wing, i Minn., is visiting with the family of | Geo. Rosenberger, in this village. GKO. GIUMOLHY, who has been in Dakota for the past few months, retu; n ed home hero last week. THE election has been th<? all absorb Ing topic since Tuesday, the telegraph office being the liveliest place in town, Tiie closeness cf tlie contest and con­ stant change in tiie positions of candi­ dates a9 the news was received b:i 'oyed lip and blasted the hopes by. turns, and Hie contents of the latest dispatches could be easily determined by the different expressions of countenances of both Republicans and Democrats. The last few -.lays has been trying to . tiie nerves or both alike. INKSGIVIKG Party, for the be tie- McHenry Brass Band, will be Grand Hall, Parker House, on ^sgiving evening! tickets for fuassoou as the day is fixed by tiie Governor. Music by Anderson's Colored Baud,of Janesville. Tickets^81.00. Supper for tl»o»e who desire, extra. The Band are working hard to make themselves proficient, ' and are at a heavy expense for teacher, Instruments, etc., and we hope all whether they dance or not, will buy a ticket and help the boys along. If you wish to know what you eat in tlie shape of baking Powder, boil ra little water. Ammonia smells, alum also and tastes bitter; starch, flour or filling of any kind, which is dead weight, will be left in the cup, while If tnatfe from Cream Tartar and Soda, like DeLand's Chemical Baking Pow­ der, it will leave the water clear. De- Land's Chemical Baking Powder Is now offered by our merchants, and after making this test our friends will have learned how to detect one imposition at least. DeLand & Co. ought to have THE PLAtjfDEALFR acknowledges tlie courtesy of a season ticket to the New Dime Muslim, ill to 117 Randolph St.. now under the-management of Messrs. Wm. Stanhope and L. Ep-iean. with MriJ. A.Avery as press agent. . The new management, ' we are assured, has studiously avoided introducing any feature into their exhibition which cm possibly oflend the most fastidious person; and are m iking it their aim to provide Innocent amusement with prof itahle instruction and at tlie same time k«»ep tlie price within the reach of all. Ten cents is the, price of admittance to pf^ei'V part of the building, including the theatre. Tlie splendid patronage they ate receiving at tests, the popular verdict of "success' ' which seems to ho unanimous. We can assure our readers in this section that if they call there our old friend. J. A. Avery, will see that the^are hospitably entertained. W®ficS' '^'oif rise in the-inorniugdeter­ mine that .you will make some person happy d.irlng the day, gays »idnev Smith. It is easily done. A left-ofl garment to seine one who badly needs it; a kind w&nl to thesorrwful; an en­ couraging expression to the Rejected --trifles in Themselves as light a« uir-- will do at least lor twenty-four hours. If you are young it will tell when you are old; and if you are old it will help to smooth the road down to the bot­ tom of the lull. By the. most*simple nrithiretrical . 'calculation' look at the result. .Suppose you live forty years after you commence this course of medicine, and von m;ike one persona little happier than they wonlrl linve bqen every day. that Is 365 days Iii the year which multiplied by 40. amounts to 14 COO persons which you lnyre made happy--at al) events for a time. A WOltl) Fll»omi8KLVKS. We have upon our subscription list the names of a large number of sub­ scribers to whom we have furnished the PL A I X D E A L E R for one, two and th;ee years, and from whom we have never received any pay. Knowing that tiie times were hard and money diffi­ cult to get. we have been as patient as our circumstances would permit, think ing aftercrops were harvested and the products of the farm sold, money would be more plenty and that then those who are in arrears for their paper would come forward voluntarily and jmy what they »*#».«, - We have to pay cash for our paptfr and cash to our help and we need all that is due us; and we must respectfully but earnestly urge those who are indebted to us to pay up at once. And to those who are owing us for the paper froui the time we commenced its publication we will say that they will save themselves a more emphatic dun by responding to this call." This article is not Intended for subscribers who nay in advance, bu' t« th«se who have an idea that a few dollars is so small an amount that it will mane on d'flereuce whether an editor gets It or not. ~ : ~ How lie Paid HUs Su'HoripMon. - The editor of the Waverly Free Press urgently requests some of his subscrib­ ers to bring him a bushel of carrots Reflecting on tlie possible results, we are reminded of Dr. Pratt of the Corn­ ing Journal, who once induced a rura' friend to sign for his paper, agreeing to take the subscription in anything the farmer raised on the farm. Tim* ra*! on and the fanner seemed to have forgotten the arrangement. Meeting him on the street one day the doctor suggested in his blandest tone (which is something like the tiling of a circu­ lar saw) that he would readily accept something in the line of produce at the farmers earliest convenience. "All right."' sa'd he, "next time 1 come to town I'll bring you something." Ami he did. A week later the farmer lirove it p in front of the office,, and carefully removed a large basket closely cover ed, entered the sanctum: "Well doctor I*;n here, and I 've broughf you some thitig lo bulftuee iny subscription. ' said he. "I believe you said you'd take any thing 1 raised on the farm, didn't you!"' "Certainly, certainly, just as good as cash" cried thejdoctor his mouth watering in anticipation of a good tat turkey or srimeth.ng>of that sort, but he sprang hack in amazement and wrath when the granger cooly remov­ ed the cover of the basket and turned out upon the floor seven large and able bodied cats. SHOKTH.4ND B* MAIL, The correspondence class in phono­ graphy conducted by ^Rowell & lllck- cox, Boston, Mass.. is the oldest and without doubt the most successful class of the kind in existence. There are more than 300 members in-at present- We advise those of our readers who want to learn the modem art-science, thoroughly and well, for practical purposes, to join this class now. Tui­ tion fee received and forwarded from this office. : * NOTICE. •Topersons wishing t |r #ie Fat Stock Show held at Chicago form Nov. 11, to Nov. *20, we will sell Ex­ cursion tickets, Nov. 11, 12. 13, 14, 15 17,18.19 and 20, good to return until Nov. 21st. Price round trip $2.05. B. Buss, Agent Bargains in underwear and hosiery at Bvnaleti & Stoflel'a. 10 Result in^McHeiitjr. The election In Sf«IIetiry on Tuesday t p i«se l ofl In tn« most qulot and fderly niaumtr, and although the day as as stormy and disagreeable as it uhl well b« a large vote was polled, ic record showing Ave hundred and irty-flve ac the close of the pwlls The suit was a mijoritr of tor the emocratic ticket, a Remiblican gsln If 8 over four years ago, J? JtVUn/Wickle, the candidate for Super- tiTVMideut of stohools on the Democratic icket, ran way ahead of his ticket. Ills Ity b«ing 186. - For the office of Circuit Cterk, Rich­ ards. the fraudulent third-term candi­ date, received a just rebuke from the Republican voters of the town who de not believe in Ring rule, ninety-six Republican votes being cast against him, but through hired tools, pasters, and misrepresentation, enough Demo­ cratic vows were received to more than oftset, Tickets were peddled all day by these hired tools with Richards' name pasted upon It, and palmed off as straight D«inocratfo tickets, and were unsuspectingly voted as such. But this is only another trick of tlie Ring, who will hesitate at nothing to accomplish their ends and thwart the will of the people. True, there were Republican tickets in tiie field with tiie name of Cox for Clerk and Nickle for Superin­ tendent. but in no single Instance was one handed out until the difference was explained, aiul every one knew just what he w.-ts voting, On ihe contrary, uine out of every ten Demo­ cratic votes obtained for Richards was got through I ' raud But that Is their own Democratic fight, we care nothing about it . The Republicans of McHenry who have proved by their votes that they will not submit to Ring rule, uer countenance fraud in anyfortn whether iu caucus or convention, are net ashamed of their record. The following is the vote polled for each candidate: * Cleveland and Hendricks Electors......... 981 liiaiiiean t l.ogau Electors. .(J. For Governor. Carter Harrison .. tt. J. Ojjleaby ... For Lleutenaut Governor. Henry Setter W5 JohnO. o mi til ...... Secretary ef| State., * Mliliael Dougherty ..885 Homy !_>. DemeiH CIS Auditor of Ptthlie Accennts. Walter E. Curlin ..*i3 Ohas P. Swijfert .... . tMe State Treasurer. Alfred Arendorf. S8S Jae.eU Uro«4 ..Jfe w..24i Attorney General. Italiert L. McKlnsley 283 iiunr^e Hunt 24V For Member of Congress. Richard Biiliop ... 278 Ueultfn Kllwood tftS ror state;Beard of (Equalisatton. • Cris Saner 2N Herbert 'ViIIiaias 242 For Senator. Win D. Swail 2W Ira K. Curtis 24i For RepresenUtivOS. - E. M. Haines NT Chas. E. Full«r 981 James loll^ck 9S0h Clerk of Supreme Chrnrt. M. J. Csirrolt ...285 A. H. Tay lor --; .212 Clerk of Appellate Court. J. H. Johnson .. James R. Combs... .......v. MO For Cireait Clerk. Franklin E. Cox MS E. E. Kichards 2M states Attorney. TO NT» [BornOet.*^ 1881.] Snibmer has lingored, waiting thy birthday, That earth might wear mne loveliness for thee. -js* O little one, pure as the lilies be» Pure from the presence of Divinity. Our sin-sick souls do need thy anget Here, in our hearts, where Love has made for thee A home, may something of Ihy Heaven be, That tliou roay'st fold thy wings, content to stay. # . As opening lily.buds their globes of gold, Reveal, folded in white security, So, we thy charms and graces shall beuoM> Jiow hidden in their sheath of parity, A* leaf by leaf, thy flower-like sfcul unfolds --[OOHIB DAVIS. Elgin, III., Oct. 28. 1884. John B. I,yoa... A. W. Voting.. 987 Superintendent of Sehitilli. Wm Nickle .... ..H7 Lester Barber 171 Coroner. c. M. Johnaonv.; ... ..985 O. E.Cook......... ... 999 Surveyor. John Donahue 285 Wm. N. Willis 2(4 The State House appropriation and the Amendment to the Constitution were both carried. WE. tiie undersigned Business men of the village of McHenry, do hereby agree to close our places of business during the Winter, every evening ex­ cepting Saturdays at eight (8) o'clock, and Saturdays at nine (9) o'clock in tiie evening, commencing Noy. 5th, 1884, to the 1st of March, 1888. Holidays also excepted: * Fil/.simmonsJtEv Justin Bros. E. W. Wheeler. It. A. Howard. Ci. W. Besley. Perry & Owen. K. M. Howe. «> W. Owen. John U. Blake. J. P. -initli. J. T. Story. Henr> Colby. K. G. Mayes. K. Lawlu8. J. S. Walsh. L. A. Parker. I. N. Mead. B. Gilbert. (!. V Stevens. Bonslett A Stoffel. The Post Office at McHenry will also be closed at 8 p. «u., except Saturdays, when It will close at 8:30 p. m. JAMES B. I'ERRT, P.M. Very Remarkable Recovery. M r. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester, MKII . , writes: * My wife has been al­ most helpless for five years, so helpless that.she could-not turn over In bed alone She used two Bottle of Elect- ricUitters,and is so much Improved that she is al»l« now to do her own work. - ' Kiectric Bitters will do all that is claimed fnr them. Hundreds, of testimonials ntlest their great cur­ ative powers. Only fifty cents a bottle at Ilenry Colby. LOST, on the 23d inst., between Mc. Henry and Griswold's Lake, a Buffalo Robe, nearly new, The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to this office. Big Bargains lu Cloaks, Russian Circulars, Dol­ mans, Newmarkets, with or without capes, at astonishingly low prices. Also a large stock of childreus' and misses cloaks from 95 cents to $5.50. We can and will undersell everybody, without exception, on above goods, which our sales of 97 to this date can prove; and can make it 200 in another week. We ask the closest inspection of goods and comparison of prices with other houses. Respectfully, BOMSLITT A STOFFSL. For Sale or Rent. The Brick Store opposite tlie Parker House, formerly occupied by G. W. Besley as a drug store, is offered for sale or rent. Will be sold on long time or rented ou reasonable terms. Apply to. B. GILBERT. West McHenry, Nov. 5th, 1884. Hundreds of letters from those using Aver's Hair Vigor attest its value as a restorer of gray hair to Its natural colour. As a stimulant and tonic, pre­ venting and often curing baldness, and cleaning and soothing the scalp. Its use eaunot be too strongly recommended. Richmond Department COKTRIBCTBD BY i . F. BF/NWKTT. American Fat Stock Show of 1884. The leading farmers and stockmen of the Northwest are making arrange­ ments to attend the Seventh American Fat-Stock Show, which opens in the Exposition Building at Chicago, Tues­ day, November lltit . The railroads,.with a view to encour­ aging a large attendance at the show, have made the rates so low that the expense for transportation will net deter any from visiting this attractive show. The large premiums offered have ensured the exhibition of the best specimens of Fat Cattle, Sheep and Hogs to be found in auy. portion of the United States or Canada, ,* PASSENGER RATES* The following railroads liaVe agreed to sedl ticket* to Chicago at reduced rates during the show: Chicago & Iowa; Chicago & Alton; Chicago, St. Louis A Western; Chicago 4k Eastern Illinois; Cincinnati, Indian­ apolis. St. Louis A Chicago; Louisville, New \lbany A Chicago; Wabasti, St. Louis & Pacific. The Chicago, Reck Island & Pacific, Illinois Central and Ohicago, Burlington & Quincy make reduced rates for points i:i Illinois and Iowa, and the Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul for points i.i Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin. Passenger rates one and one-third fare for the round trip on tlie following roads, distance from Chicago limited to 100 miles, viz.: Baltimore A Ohio; Chicago A Atlantic.; Chicago A Grand Trunk; Chicago,St. Louis tt Pittsburg; Lake ^hor<« A Michigan Southern; Miclii gan Central; New York, Chicago A St.. Louis; Pittsburg, Ft. Way ue ft Chicago. " ~ 1 "• .• ' •» ALGONQUIN. EDITOR PLAIKDEALEK:--On Monday evening last our Blaine and Lo<;an Club attended tlie Republican Rally nt Nuuda, and they had a very pleasant time. The only drawback was that the streets were rather muddy for com fortable marching. But take it all in all i t was a grand success. Tlie supper was immense. Many thanks are due to the ladies of Nuuda. It was an occa sion long to be remembered by these who took part In the demonstration. W. P. Benson and wife returned on Tuesdav of last week from their Ne­ braska and Iowa visit. Ftank Pingry took possession of tlie Algonqulr. Hotel on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Sinne|t moving out. We now expect to tfbve a hotel sccond to none in tlie northwest. F. D. and W. H. Coltrin leturned from their K«n**r?i*it on Tueeday of last week, and tliey repSrt a very pleasant time. On Wodnesday evening of last week our Blaine and Logan club attended the Republican Rally at Woodstock, the last Rally In McHenry County. All the clubs In the County were cordlallf invited. Tlie weather was fine and tlie streets in good condition. Also the supper was very nice indeed. III fact all was a grand success--except tlie returi* trip. th»re being a misunder standing somewhere, a* uo train was provided far the return. We got home in various ways. Mrs. Alex McKay, nee Aggie Doig. of Chicago, is visiting witli her parent* Mr. and Mrs. A- Doig. of this place. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ford are visiting with relatives in Ch'cag*. Mrs. J. Doig, of Chicago, is tlie guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Doig. W. H. Harback. «l Ridge field, was in town en Saturday l ist, peddling Prohi­ bition tickets. We didn't learn what success he met with. Our Blaine and Logan club attended the Republican Rally at Dundee ou Saturday evening last, Theie was a large attendance and a fine display of tire works. A glee club from Chicago gave some very fine singing. Also tiie Dundee Cornet uand d'd some tine playing. Did we do any mttichijig? Oh, my! But take it all together it was a very enthusiastic demonstration, JudgM Giimore. of Woodstock, gave a short but appropriate speech. A few noisy Democrats were badly maMied up by foot-pads. Thus Algonquin ^nds her railys for the year 1884 Hurrah for Blaine, Legan, and Ogles',>y. Miss Emm* Agard, of Chicago, spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Wandrack. Miss Annie Marshall, of Elgin, is the guest of the Piiilp family, here. Sheriff UdHI, of Woodstock, was in town ou Monday of this week. Thanks to Miss Corie Davis tor late Elgin papers. It was a beautiful banner tiie ladies presented to tlie Richmond Plumed Knights. ' " • ~ Two of out young sportsmen killed a large skuuk rtear Twin Lakes,on Satur­ day. Wangli A Hastings shipped 3 car­ loads of hogs from this station on Mon­ day. The price paid is about 4 cents. J. R. Hyde ' 'and Ills two little boys- have returned from La Jara, Colorado, to Richmond to spend the winter. Local news Is scarce this week, but so much interest will center iu tlie elec­ tion returns that locals will hardly be missed.. Our clubmen, who attended the rally at Nuuda, are loud in their praise of the haiulseme way. In, which they were treated. Wilder S:niili will please accept our thanks for samples of crisp, delicious winter ra 'ishes, grown by him the present season'.-. They are a California variety, of a beautiful wlilt^ color and delicate to the mste. " -- • • / Antloch has organized a Post of the G. A. R. with Warren Williams as Com­ mander; No. 4S7, If we remember rightly. Tlie writer, assisted by Com­ rade Billings, of No. 2S6. mustered t h e m i n . . . . THE election at Richmond resulted in the polling of 331 votes, and a ma* jority for the Republican ticket of 167. Richards ran 24 behind his ticket while Nickle's majority over Barber was 141. t Mean Business. All persons knowing themselves In­ debted to me are requested to call and settle tiie same without delay as I need the money and liniust havo-Jt. All ac counts not settled at once Will be left with a Justice for collection. ^ PKTBK SCttAIlk aeM^lsapifeOct 28, last, wanted. 300 WnrcMilg Clubs either "ftepubTT- cans. Democrats. Independents or Pro hibitionist will do to march down to Fitzsimmons& Evanson's store, look over tlteir nice clean stock and If prices are right, which they always are, buy a winters supply. Do not fall to call and see the splen­ did display of Millinery Goods at Mr&. Nichols' , Cook's Cider Mill. Two miles Northwest of Wauconda, is now prepared with TWO FIRST-SLASS PRESSES, to make your apples into Cider on short notice and in tlie best manner. Give me a call and I will guarantee satisfaction iu every par­ ticular. M, COOK. TAKE TOUR CHOICE. Cloaks, Dolmans, Russian Circulars, Newmarkets, ect., new goods manu factured bv first class and reliable houses only, Hrices no object. Sales more important, inspection solicited. ^ P FITZSIMMONS A EvAUisoK " Barrel Salt At, Bonslett A Stoflel 's. Go to Mrs. Howe's for Millinery aatf I Dressmaking. SMOKERS, call for Barbfan Bros # High Art." They have few eqiiala. No trouble to show goods of anawer questions at R. BishopV. Buy the Estey Organ if you want the best. O. YV. Owen, McHenry, Agent. City residences for sale. Apply te Asa W. Smith, Woodstock, III. J Go to Mrs, M. Schumacher's for Mill, m^ry, Dress Making and Fancy Goods? | We carry the largest line of Cletb- B sng In the market, and our prices are always as low as good goods can be told Henry Colby. v For good crockery, glassware and ! Masons fruit jars go to Bonslett A Staf­ fers. ; E. Law!up Trial proves that honesry is the best of policy i:> medicine as well as iu other things' Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is a genuine preparation, an unequalled blood purifier, decicldedly superior to° all others. Everything in the Hardware line at bottom figures, at E. M. Howe's. An elegant stock of winter skirts from 85 cents up, at Bonslett A Stoflel 's. Finest line of the new style ladies and Misses'Cloaks in tlie county at Perry A Owen's. An Editor's Tribute. Theren P. Keator, editor of the Port Wayne, Ind , Gazette , wrftes: "For the past five years have always used Dr. King's New Discovery, for coughs of most severe character, as weiiTas fcr tbos» of a milder type. It never fa!?a to effect a speedy cure. The friends to whom I have recommended it speak ef it in the same high terms. Having been cured by it ef every cough I have bad for five years, I consider It the only reliable and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc." Call at Henry Colby's Drug Store and get a Free Trial Bottle, Large size #1.00. Finest line of Cashmeres In tiie coun­ ty. in all colors and qualities, at Perry A Owen's. Dress Flannels, all colors, at Perry & Owen's. For Sale. Cider and Pork Barrels at Cooper Shop of Cristy, Walker & Co. Old barrels repaired. Prices very reason­ able. BoBEirr Wh|h. A private letter from M. M. Clothier' reports hi in iu poor iiea'th. liut emu fortably situated on a "claim about 12 miles* from Whatcomb. Washington Territory. The country there Is wild. a>id a very paradise fin- t l ie hunter. Couliiian's.Opera House is thronged with skaters ever} evening and after­ noon ft is open. - We counted a group of 30 wail ing tor the floors to open one day laist wet k. The llichmon I Cornet Band (Hrnisli :fiue niuslc tor tlie fawry skaters. , . , . ' - G. W. K'UIM dy;e hacked his faith ill the election of Blait e and Logan l»y putting up $200 against a similar sum with an ardent Democratic politician. Well, George will he just that much ahead after the returns come lit. The remarkably open and warm autumn has produced some interesting freaks of nature, such as a second blos­ soming of annual roses, apple trees, etc. Wc saw at John Hillings' market th^> other day a clyster of pretty nearly perfectly developed taspberrles--a second crop on tlie same cane. Friday evening, Nov. 14. is the date of the next dance at the Hotel de Cul­ ver. Slocum's Janesvllle Orchestra furnish the music. Mr. Culver has succeedcd in securing litis orchestra for his pext five consecutive dances, a fact that will rejoice tiie hearts of the young people who attend, Gbad;t?iusi(< always draws the crowd. A railroad hajid. 'whom the boys cull • COIIII ." a nephew of T Hurley,one day last week fell III from of the liand car. loaded with rails weighing about 7n(i pounds apiece, and three other hands. The car parsed "i.tirely ov> r liiin Will, this eiior.uuii* load, and the man miracidonsly escaped without a hrok» i hone. He was severely lirufse I, hiit r» coining around ail right. Our neighbor. Burlington. Wis.. I- :i strongly Democratic town, and t lie Democrats tlier« gave out that no Re­ publican processi »n wou'il lie. allowed to march in the streets. Bu' the clubs from Genoa Junction. Klkhorn. snd other places went up there one nig1*' last week to try tlie thing on. They marched but weie hooted, hissed am? Jeered all along : lie streets. No actual violence was olVred by l | |e Deihiterat- iinriI neatly all the visitors had gone, when a small squad of them, preiiarini; to leave, were, set upon bv a gang of roughs largely out Mtuilieriog them, mo I a lively ti}»ht ensued. I he hois|ei> plenty of n arks on t!i< ir a^ailan'S !<• re.niilii I l ie in that "It doesn't do in lln- free north to attempt the bulldozing practices ot the south, hut the l)emo cratic crowd got so big that they finally bad to beat a hasty retreat. Tin* aft: ck was a inwardly affair and a disgrace 'to Burlington. 'For Sale. Til** house and lot at Solon Mill*. Mi- II«Miry Co.. Ill . formerly owned bv Dr. D. Delauey. Will he sold Cheap for cash. Call ou or address Mrs E. F. B Abbott or Alfred Payne. Ivauhne, Lake Co . III., or to Dr. S. F. Bennett. Rich­ mond, ill . 10 16-lm Grbat Russian Remedy. Russian Liniment is a sure cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Diphteria, Toothache, Earaelie, ho re Throat. Sere ness of the Limbs, Tumors. Ulcers, .Sprains, Lapie Back or Shoulders, Swellings, Contraction of tlie Muscles, Chilblains, Inflammations (no matter how lomr standing) In severe cases apply a cloth, moistened in the Lini­ ment, over night for three nights. It is equally as goad for the horse. For sale by all druggists. c. DICKINSON A SON. Barrington, 111. For Sale or Exchange. One or two good houses, with good barns and other out-buildings; good orchards, wells, cisterns, etc. Well located near the Depot In West Mc­ Henry, together with land from one acre to fifty. Will sell very cheaper trade for a farm, or western wild land. Also a good house to rent. R. RAYMOND. West McHenry, Ills# Has just returned from the city with a fashionable stock of Cloths. Gents should keep one eye open for good fits. Store opposite Riverside Hotel, Mcllenry, Illinois NOTICE, ? Two first class tailors are employed bv E. Lawlus, to please tlie people ol Mcllenrv with g tod fitting garments F. Ilotick, of Beloii, ginranteesa fit or no sale. ' We sell uieu'.< scarlet aii wool tij*de?- wear al 80c a piece. BojiSLKTT A SlOFFEU variety oi new. fashion • hie oaks, tight titling Newmarkets^ Mrcular-. Iroui 82.r><>. $3 01), $5 O U stf.SO. •6 no. S7.<>{). up to filU 50. w hich we match against any garment in i-hi* count v, and giiatv.iitee the price lower, than others pay at-whiles.tie. These goods were bought for "spot cash" ot a firm ill distress, which en lil< s lis to ofier these unusual prices tor 5lo. 1 *oods.f BONSLI TI' A STUFFEL. Underwear, hoi II Ladies iuid GenIS nu ver wao So cheap. We want to move i l iem. Prices < . 0 object. .Come and st e, FITZSIMMONS & KV'AKSON' MILL1 \KltY. " , Mrs. M. Schumacher has just returned from the City with a large and well selected stock of Millinery and Ladies Furnishing Goods, Consisting In part of Laces, Buttons. Handkerchiefs, Beaded Trimmings. Lace Lamberkitis Oriental Laces, Embroideries, etc.. to which she invites t l ie attention of the Ladies of McHenry and t l ie surround­ ing country. My Goods are all selected with tlie greatest care, and I will not, be undersold, quality of goods considered. My stock of Millinery comprises tlie latest styles to be found in the city Call, exair ine Goods and learn Prices, Store Near the Depot. Mug. M. SCHUMACHER. New Lumber Wagons All complete for i>50 at tiie Wagon Factory of R. Bishop, McHenry, III. Black Cashmeres Perry A Owen's, and Dress Silks at Try Excelsior shirt polish, for sale ny Bonslett &Stoffel. FOR SALE CHBAP, One se: of new Heavy Double Har ne«s. Will be sold cheap if called tor ,n once. . II. S, OKEOOBY. .McHenry, Aug Kto. l«4' ^ * I 'lie Lyman Barb Wire, both plain and galvanized,decidedly the best Wir# in the market, at John I. Story's. The finest assortment of Bird Cage* In town, at John I. Story's. Bishop's Roller Mills Flout, i For Sale in Wauconda, by C. "K. Je neks. Try a Sack. It cannot tail te please you. Frank's Polish for Ladies sltaes will not rub off or soil the skirts. For sale BV HENRY COLBT. Building Paper, cheap, at John I. Story's. : - *- A fine assortment of vej inte Iron Wire at John I.n ' »ne Or*** _ tory's. FITS All fits stopped firfe l>y Pr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. "Nofll^i after first day's use. Marvelous curel f Tivatise and 32.00 trial bottlejfree^to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, Sl>I Atcb K^iila;, Pa. -'-j <• v I 'n F finest assort me nt*»f Sewing M acliiu»*s to be found In the oeUnty/at O. W. Owen's. i 'he finest line of (silver and Plated Ware to he found iu the county, Tfct O. W. Owen's. IF you want anything less than tlie Esiey Ui jian 1 van sell you one for #4® '* £ and upwards. O. W. OWE* *• , We hlive just added an elegant line t, of dress goods, w hich are ofle red at out u>uitl uuilor n low iirfces. ile,iry Colby ^ ' For the promp mil certain cure of.- ;\l^' > <*r>si|M'las. use Aver's Sarsaparilla, /•"*'*.. which is the sp' citic endorsed hy'" tlie most eiiiiiient medii al anthorilies. ^ ,J»- See our stock of Boot« a»»d Shoes be­ fore buying. PEKIIY & O^Ktt^s • i »* KII I and C'tinplete line of Men's mid Boys' Clothing, at reasonable prices at Perry A Owen's. ^ We pay the very highest prf«*s for all the good butter and eggs yott eaV bring us, Bonslett A Stoffel. 'P Wheat Wanted. WANTED, at the Fox River Valley Mills, good Milling Wh*>at, for wlilcn tiie highest prlcv in cash will be pald. r- R. Bisnor. McHenry, III., April 14th, 1884. -------- > ; Please remember that our stock In every department is very complete and tht»t our prices are always the : lowest that can be made. We will not be undersold by any house in McHenry Co. Henry Colby. Five Pounds of the Chrltceat Tea for 92. Call and get 'samp, what I give away, . __B. GI For "t he largest st eck of Winter Millinery to be found county, go to Mrs. II. H. Nichols'. Feed 813 Per Ton At the Fox River Valley Mills. 1°-W It . it. ill Boots & Shoes and absolutely the hem, goods in ihe county ami plenty of iji*"1" -5Jo shoddy or cheap John goods here and prices always ri^nt. FITZSIMMONS A EVANSON. ' t collar ami fan back Jersey's •d and black, at Bonslejr A Siot- •* Ve colot lei 's. . A good variety hltck ahd color:d tress good-, new and cheap, at B«'I; -let I & Stofi. Is. All woo! school riiits co it. paiitS ahd M 934ft. at Bo> slat A Stofi. |% Farm For Sale. I nfter my 'ar ii lor i»ale or r«*n• I ine te |- to Me|| li... It i« two miles Iroin McHenry. and contains 292 acres. l» li-tt Mas. I., c. liATKS. GL \SS I GLA!| ! We Keep Glas- ol all -iies ei»u#<an:l> on hand Special »iz s iMit wilt 'on exira cnarge Jotis I. S:roKY; New t loHkc. Dolmans. Russian Cir­ culars, Newport's in givat variety ami lovVes pr»ce- (no old Mock) a-' ' Boin»lett M.dlei 's. - - • Men's all wool sutis <o 75, 96.25.98 tKl 910.65. £11.90. al Boi.s|ett A Stofiel 's. New Lumber Wagons All complete fur 950. at the W.'Jp,,0" Factpry of R. Bisi.p. Mcllenry. ^ Feed SI 3 Per To#;> At !•»« Fox River Valley Mills. NMU-tf U. BISHOP. WI carry a good sto»-k of Crockery and China ware. Please examine. War ranted, Bonsleit A Stofiei. The Novelty Wrlnger. ouly 93.00, at M. Engien's. Good fitting pants of good ciotli. al wool, only 95.00 Made by E. Lawlus NOTICE FARMERS. G. R. McClellen of Genoa Junction, having purchased a first-class Birdseil Clover Huller, Is prepared to hull clover ou short notice and in a work­ man like manner, as I have had eleven years practise. 1 think I ought to know bow. ROOMS TO LET. | ; |^ife finished off the rootn|, | | | . t lie second story of my block, in West Mc He pry, sui table for a family residence, and now offer the same for rent. They are neat, new and convenient. FRED SCANORR West McHenry. Oct. 28th. 1SS4. R. A. HowArd, of the Red Front Mar­ ket, near the Depot, has Fresh Fish, every Friday, White Fish, Trout, etc. Also A. Booth's Celebrated Oysters. Late styles of transparent curtains, shades and lamberquies at Bonslett A Stoflel 's. Wet sell the w<>II known, well made, well wearing Beloit Overalls and shirts, Bonslett A Stoffel. W all Paper, at PerryA Owen's. The latest styles in Millinery Goods all kiiids, cau be found at Mrs. Nichols* Dakota Illustrated, l»'g' P ; ,IM • desc. 'ipi ive of |( | t Yonlrwesi ;in.I Far Went ami a County Map ot D.iko a sent free for 2-cent Mautfjijjf your address to A. V. H. ' AKi'l ^rtUt. Gtfiiel .d |*;t>8eilger Agent M«IW.,ltfc**e 9 * FeefMII3 Ton ^ At tin' Foif River Valley Mills. S-v,> UMOtf. ->• - H. BlSlmb;•' I 'ne B iss Barrel sit nry's. Otiurn. at '"I. p. ri. •n d. .H ISlac Price' 25 t Bucklin's Arnloa Salve. ! I 'he t i eS t salve in ihe world lor GutS, iJimiSes, MH't 's, I,, leers, S lit Hlleliuie, tevrfr nit res, letter. Coaped Hands, ;:iilhiains. Corns, and aii Skin Erup- lions, and positively cure- Piles, or no pay required, li is guaranteed to give ion. or money reluti- II s pe,- bo*.* | o.r '«y Henry v. - Farm for aj*. 54 ^ tli^iitileisitjiM-d «,n,. r> for salr-liis l ' arm. containing 204 teres, situated one ui'le Wesi of i |K . village-of Me- lieury. on the Woo.Ntook road. G»>o(l* building*, living water, plenty of small Iruit. mo h young bearing mchard. Is well adapted lor a stock farm. Handy to Railroad Station and a Cheese Fac- tory. For terms and oilier oariiculars inquire ol the undersigned on tlie premises. / Mcllenry, J^lsth, 1*1. ;««*** Wheat Waned. WAmrtD. at the Fox River Valley Mills, good Milling Wheat, for wSIcn , the highest price iu cash will be paid, R. BLSOOF. McHenry, III., April Uth, 1884. Cleaning and Repairing done la Ike neatest manner, by E. Lawlus. Back to Biagwood to SUj,J Amt when you want a FmUCtaw job<1 ' • „ ;• UliMtloffiiii tiling- f OR HepniriiH' Of anvtbing in Iran or Wood done prwyllf . ami we'll, at reasouable prices, iust try iM. «lo my awn work and am willing WO> eheip and <to my best to pie Me alt wit* fever nte with their patronage. I make a specialty HORSESHOEING, Havins had largo experteoeOM that taaaeh of Blaeksiuitbiug I flatter aiyietf tlmt I eaa5Miv-;g suit the most particular. You will alvaya ttnil me at my etiop in the eld WarehouM»«atr the l>epot, ready to attend year wants. 4S~Ple«M eatl and try ipa. N. BLAKK. Rlnjrwood, III., Sept. Mtb, ML |»*.t Try Eastman's patent seaf^fMH and polishing, 7 cents a ^at Bonslet! ̂ dtofleta. • ' • . , . r , . . . JM.