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JAN. 21, ,YKE. Editor. Mena&erie at Spring- |*fS$ «« e^lilbitfAii at tlie time to pre**, wltii a slight p"os- 16 people m-iy owl the dls- |lng« soon. Tax-payers Med into voting for are now reaping Ing cowardice. Checks on the Second die of Cleveland, sl|jn«d Oil Company,'* with an lot's name attached,are said l»en cashed by banks in differ* fpartaof the country. ; Tlie Utho- ' and.printing of the blanks is Mld^o have been done in Kansas City. MTTwo tramp* boarded a traln near Overtax Teaaa, eariy Jtf«$d|k2r ,QMfiit«Q| audwtasai them for niw|* grants oponad ||i#^con two rers es been put upon their PSchHtyl^ Ctrt- 13th, at the de­ ader walking only lived live lg the depot. It 'the cold had great )d. It was 30 decrees ll*. Coltax, was six times ingress. Be was about 62 and had lived a useful lite. •Mrs. Mary Clark Gaines, the famous litigant of America, d in New Orleans. Sixty years ago commenced action to recover from the city of New Orleans property valued at several million dollars. Defeated In the lower courts, she spent large fortunes for lawyer's fees and expenses, and succeeded In carrying it to the surpreme court at Washington, "when the claim was affirmed and judgement rendered in 1881. lu ex­ ecution was interrupted by the war, but in 1%S the supreme court again conceded her right to the property and ordered the city of New Orleans to levy a special tax of 93.000,000 to satis­ fy the judgement. This has not been done, and it is expected her heirs will compromise the matter. " ? > • • . §9*We would suggest to dltnwrstic Congressmen, who are bothered so mwh from office seekers, to have a lot pf Cleveland's civil service letter pub­ lished and send to each Democrat in Ills district, and if that dont quiet ahem try arsenic, give er take, provid­ ing always that you are satisfied to leave Washington at the expiration of your term. If you are the only man that It eligible (you ought to know) to repMSMt your district, and more «e|MCtally if it is a dose one, politically apeaking, hire a secretary, or two, and answer all letters, and don't forget to add by way of a post-script to "kiss the lttbies," etc. This is the only way out «f it, and which we turnish gratuitous­ ly, and doea not have to be shaken be­ fore using. V*tt fWHwesV Ortieral business has boon vi-ry quiet during the past woefc. n$ o|><>rj»tloiK» In most Unes have!, bemi cfruHned Within tin I Unit*. of a«H»:il roq«ir«>n»«»its and the litter liuve b.'en preesptibly les­ sened by the holiday suspensions of manufacturing and tl»«,previOe<it indis- positioti of merchants to give attention to new btisinpss until after the custom­ ary annual overhauling Of stocks and accounts. In some departments., how­ ever, and notAbly in wool and grain, the volume of transactions ha* rather exceeded expectation, and In others negotiations are pending thjjrt, give promise of increasing activity a little later In the month. The new year opens with values of. securities and merchandise of allkiiH&nii alow idine and many indications that tire process of liquidation and commercial and in­ dustrial restriction has alHnit reached Its limit. * Merchants Hs a rule do not itidulga sanguine anticipations of a generator rapid recovery-4a trade and prices, but business forecast Is lets des- and there Is a. growing feel­ ing of hopefulness that the spring months will witness a gradual restora­ tion of confidence and'a moderate ex­ pansion of ac.tivit^in all department*, with perhaps some improvement in values on certain commodities now sell ing at unprofitable figures to manufac­ turers and producers.--• freio, York Exchange.. . , ---- " " . '• !/ • • ; i l f . I t r e e d l n g , Vtie seventh annual meeting of tlie Northern Illinois Merino Sheep Breed­ er's Association was not so well attend­ ed as its predecessors. It was held In parlor C of the Nolting Hons?, Elgin, Tuesday afternoon, Ian. 13. President G. E. Peck, of Genevi. occupied the chair, and Secretary Vandercook, o'f Cherry Valley, was on hand. Thomas McD. Richards, of Mellenry county, read a paper'on wool growlne, in which he rook an encouraging view of the future. lie believed that better times were in store for the woolgrower and that there would be no more un­ favorable legislation to contend with. A. discussion as to the advisability or crossing with larger but coarser fleeced varieties, developed a gonei'al senti­ ment against sacrificing the fleece for the carcass. Nearly ail were in favor of thoroughbreds or high grades, al­ though Mr. Vandercook stated that on a western ranch, where the profit was in the carcass, he was crossing $vit!i larger sheep. A hopeful viettr of the future was taken by all. Mr. Peck was re-elected president for another year, and Mr. W. C. Vander­ cook secretary and treasurer. T. McD. Richards, of Woodstock, was chosen first .vice-president., and Will P. Smith, of Oary Station, second vice-prcstdent. It was decided to hold the annual sheep shearing festival at Richmond, April 29 and 30. Fred Coltison,of that placet was appointed superintendent and R. Lawson, assistant. The next meeting will be held in Elgin one year hence.-- Courier. •: i'"" Gen. Grant Growing Old**. • 4ilen. Grant evidently frets and grows •vidently older with the annoyances and serious troubles he has lately en­ countered, The last year has changed Iflp more than the four, years of the war did. It has been one of uniform disaster to him, and disaster in a field Im kadaot bseo previously engaged iu tod was totally unfit for. It was once •aid of Grant that in his selection of ltls military subordinates he commit­ ted not a single blunder, while in his Dominations of civil officers when be tail president, he committed only mis­ takes. His commercial ventures since bis retirement have been uniformity nnhappy and ruinous. The evidence which Is being developed from timfe to lime shows him to have been the dupe of Ward and the victim of his son's •weleas method of doing business. He pays sharp penalty la his present mortification at his state of poverty. Vet Grant was always regarded as the great stoic of his tiase, whom nothing could drive to despondency, arouse to •nger, woo to laughter or fret to de- 1 A Story About Irving. It was in Pittsburg and Mr. Irving was playing Shylock when from the gallery "a vision fell like a falli ng star.' Great gosh!" It fell from a country­ man from Moon township, who. when the play was over went to the stage door and wanted to thrash the actor. But he didn't. Later at a hotel he was asked If he saw Shylock. "Yes, I seen him," said he, "and it is not the first time, either." "When did you see him before!" "Why, I seen that fellow In Moon township last week peddling notions. It's the same Jew, and you can bet a hundred if he ever comes out there again we will not split hairs with him about a pound of flesh, for Frank McGinnis and I will hktn hiin alive." Yoa are certainly mistaken about the man." "No, sir. He was trading cufl buttons for wool, and he had the same pair of scales and the same ugly look." 'Bui that Jew on the stage was Henry Irving, the celebrated English actor.*' "That's e nough; you can't fool me. know my man, and I've been in the same fix myself as that young Antonio 'hat young fellow, Antonio, had been out'log-rolling' and having some fun with the boys, and that Sheeney Shy­ lock had lent him some money and then wanted the earth, ar.d he would have killed the young fellow with that carver if I hadn't been right there." Critics will please never again say that Mr. Irving's representations are 'not natural.4' I ' •; ;v .[*,, «»• war Fagfe*.'; • * The Prohibitionists, not content with Slaughtering their friends in the recent * Presidential election, propose to try to continue to make trouble. At a meet­ ing of their national committee in New York the other day, eighteen States were represented. Affcr discussion it Was decided to put the hypocritical Wsk, St. John, ia the lecture field 3T*b. finance committee reported in Kfkvor of devoting the subscription fund •f 910,000 to lecture purposes. The •legation that St. John or tlie Prolti Blklonlsts had, In any way, been aided *jr the Democrats was again declared $0 be false. A national league, recent fy formed In Boston, for the assumed fHtrpoee of suppressing the liquor traffic WMdttMfcluced as spurious. The only fattlt of this league in the eyes ot the iwttUtiso fanatics, Is that it does SOtdherish the same vindictive hatred toward the Republican party that they The Prohibition cranks are in- 4e*ft»d to tbe Republican party for all tteljjftlllatien ever obtained on the BijjfIt!, and bf their Infamous action «f last VaU they set back the cause of rrofelMtlon at least twenty years. By la this same line of action ir injurs the cause they * Euitoh PmNUEAMCRs--We hul a{r small runaway in town on Tuesday morning of iafct week. John B%wood left his team > unhitched In front of George Lowe's warehouse and a* the train came In they took fright. THcy crossed the track and ran up Main Wljen lu frou t of the Post Office Alex Reed Jh »ped into:the i»ack end of the wagon climbing over the miik cans and got Mie rein9 stopping them at the creek bridge, a feat . that very f«w would have uudert«ken. There waS no- damage done,. At O. E. Ohapeli's Auction Sale of s carload of Milch cOws on Wednesday last, cows sold^oit an average of 951.3d per head, J., A. Sherwood done .the talking. :; Ou Wednesday evening of last weefc Officer Beuthusfu of Nti'ida ctmu into town andsubpoened a batch of witnes­ ses to appear before the Grand Jnry the next day. It was in regard to th* Photograph car.; Aud he was here a<;ain on Friday" aiid Saturday snbp- oeneing witnesses to appear on Mon* day of this week. We arc informed he got about thirty. What they art1 wanted for is not known, but you can bet there, was some dodging about town while he was here. f Helm & Peter have Sold out tlieii1 Lumber and Coal business to Chas. Kublank. CSarlie is an honest, upright man and »ve wish him success in Ills ii<bw enterprise. ' . "'f-f Frank Pingry's dance on Friday evening last was s total fjltlnre on ac­ count of the weather. This is tlie second time that it has liap'pened so. Try again. v .. ".'.f-. Friday last w*s ^liC1 t^DSt disagrt#! able d.»y of the season in tills section^ snowing and blowing the entire day. Win Morton had a rather bad day fol1 his auction sale oil Saturday last. The cows that were sold brought on ah average of 045.51 per lie^d. "He had five left that was'nt sold. F. K; Granger of Mellenry spoke. F. D. Coltrin raffled off a Road Cart and Lap Robe on Saturday evening last, Joe stehlik drew Gha and Mat Richmond the robe. " C. E. Chapell is ser\flh<£tlie Unired States Grand Jury In Chicago this week. Sammy says he would not mind taking a ttip to Chicago with the cross eyed lady iffche would loot all the bills. They commenced filling the ice house here in town on Monday of tills week. They are getting 12 inch good clear ice. Bert Tubbs is bossing the job. •. Frank Pfngry will give a dance at the Hotel Hall on Thursday evening of this week. He says he is ., gulng to keep on trying nntll hft Strikes a goo.d night. ' 'J..;"-/ Peter Wollover's on the sick list. But we are glad to say that Mrs. Mor­ ton and Mrs. Chandler are on the gain. Monday morning of this week was the coldest of the season, the Mercury itood 28 degrees below zero."' If $tas itough on house plants. whom ererybedf knows as the successful manager of tits ' largest Hotel Enterprises of Anierica, says that while a passenger from New York on board a ship going around Cape - Horn, In the early days of emigration to Calf •: jfoi'xta, lie learned that one of tlie ofllcera oil: tlso vessel had cored himself, during titevoyte age, of an obstinate disease by tlie use ot * Ayers Sarsaparilla. Sinco then Mr. Lelaicd lias recoraniendcd Ayeu's Sarsaparilla in many similar cases, and lie has never yet heard of its fail­ ure to effect a radical cure. Some years ago one of Mr. Lf.i.akd'b farm : laborers bruised his leg. Owing to the bad ... state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling,; , or lump appeared on tlie injured limb. Hor­ rible itching of the slvln, with burning and darting pains through the lump», ">auo Ufa almost intolerable. The leg became cnor-, inously enlarged, and running ulcers formed, discharging great quantities of extremely offensive matter. No treatment was of any.;? avail until the man, by Mr. Leland's direc- ' tion, was supplied villi Aykr's Sahsapa- * killa, -which allayed llie pain aud irritation, ; liealed tlio sores, removed the Buelliug, aud- ; completely restored the limb to nse. Mr. Lelakd has personally used Ayers Sarsaparilla ' tor Rheumatism, with entire success; and,; after careful observation, declares that, in1 his belief, there is no medicine in the world equal to it for the euro of Liver Disorders, ^ Gout, tho efifccts of high living:, Salt, : Rheum, Sores, Eiuptiona, and all the various forms of blood riistaseflo We have Mr. Lelaxd's permission to invite , , all who may desire further evidence in regard to the extraordinary curative powers of Ayer's Sarsaparilla to see him person-, ; r.lly either at his mammoth Ocean Hotel, Long Branch, or at tho popular Lcland Hotel, ; r Broadway, 27th and 2Stli Streets, New York. Mr. Leland's extensive knowledge of the : good done by this unequalled eradicator of' Wood poisons enables him to give inquirers' ' much valuable information. PREPARED BT Dr. J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. ' Sold by all Druggists; SI, six bottles for t& ' ftl mass "Am r p BfE mm The Smallest ever Bora. Mrs. Charles Tracy, of Kingsbridge, has given birth to a male child that promises to be a wonderful addition to the world of, dwarfs and midgets. It weighs exactly eleven ounces, and is but six inches long, but is full of life and gifted with as much lung power as is usually found in babies of like age and larger dimensions. Its parents are well developed, and the three children born to them before the present young­ ster were of the regulation size. The surprised parents and the attending physician are unable to account for the strange fr^ak of nature. The baby's body could be circled by a 14 year-old child's thumb and index finger. The head, perfectly formed, is about the size of a crab-apple. Its mouth is so small that is unable to partake of its natural nourishment, and it takes its milk through a small jilpple, the size of a straw, attached to a ea>all glass bottle.--N. Y. World. come and E. M. Owen «• to Mil Cutters. Call rtlilsfore buyiug elsewhere. «N will sell you a better Omo iaj one. •• ' .7'^ HEBRON. SlMTOB PLAINDKALEn:--Our Islttle town not having been represented in the Plaindealer for some time, we conclude the former correspondent has grown weary or moved away, and as Hebron must not be left to die ar.d sink into oblivion, but brought before the public gaze that it may keep its pace with other cities of greater popu­ lation but of less importance, we will attempt to write a fe v items that we hope will be of latercst to some of your readers. Have yOu had tlie mumps? Rumor says we are soon to have two skating rinks in town. Oh! boyt^ one isYnough, Don't kill us with kindness Miss Emma Mend, who has been con­ fined to the house for over two months is now able to walk a very little. Real estate Is continually changing hands. Lots are being sold from Mead's addition, Xp less than nine dwelling houses are ito be erected In the spring. " I Miss Essie Phillips has been very sick with typhoid fever, but is now con­ valescent. Mr, and Mrs. »T. Mead, from Nebraska* are spending the wiuter with friends here. The murMpB have vislted'nearly every family In this vicinity, and where they have'ut been are still expected. Sev­ eral have been very sick and do not care to have then} again. Mr. and Mrs, P. II. Wolfrom, and Cora, of Harvard, spent a few days of last week with friends here and at Richmond, Frank H; Foote has returned from St. Louis and is stopping for awhile in Hebron. The revival meetings tliat*have bsen continued over seven weeks, have closed at la«t. Probably a great deal of good has been done. Tlie converts number about forty. Some no doubt have been benefited. Others, time wfl tel! how soon they will elide back into their former ways. Through the kindness of a member of the Sons of Temperance we are able to give the list of efftcers installed for the ensuing quarter: W. P., Henry R Baldwin; W. A.. Minnie Danchy; R. S. Ibbie Rowe; A. II. S., A llie Hyde; F. S Mrs. F„. E. Gratton; T.. Mamie Martin Chap., E. O. Gratton; C., Libbie Rot nour; A. C., 1. W. Webster; I. S., W. O Boughton; O. S.. Ira Hyde, l he W. IJ of the grand division will deliver a lecture In Hebron In the near future. , Those Aro Solid Facta. ihc best blood purifier and system regulator ever placed within the reach of suffering humanity, truly ib Electric Hitters, inactivity of the Liver, Bill- ousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary organ, or who ever requires an apneti- «ei"i T?,n'c °,r Mj"1' stimuiant, will always find Electric Bitters the best and otiiy certa," cure known. They act surely " 9u,ck'y. every bottle guarranteed o give entire satisfaction or money* refunded. ^ Sold at fifty cents a bottle - itaur . •' ,'W Dr. Day's Veterinary Medicines have beeii before the public since 1840. They are now tlie farmers standard remedies Use Dr. D;iy's Horsfe and Cattle Pow­ der. Price twenty-five cents per pack ajge of one pound, full weight. 5 <-V Some say "Consumption catt'* be cured."' Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, proved by forty years'experience, wi cure tiiis disease w!»e;i not alreadv advanced beyoml the reach of medical aid. Even then Its use aSords very great relief, aud Insures refreshing ' *' •• , sfor-^^' Infants and Children "What gives our Children rosy cbeelts, What cures their fevers, makes them sleep; Oast.oryu When Babies fret, and err by turns. What cures their colic, kills their worms. Castoria. • What quickly cures Constipation. Sour Stomach, Colds, indigestion : Castoria.- Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Oil and Paregoric, and Hail Cantoris. " Caatoria. is so ttcII adapted to Children that I recommend it as superior to any medi­ cine known to me."--n. A. Archkr, li^P.i 111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. ' " V absolute "a**# • < t. » $**( a-I -v. - ,r <p OFFER GREAT BARGAINS Iff 4 Vj < • o -Of- * J. kir if Jht? , Overcoats, CAPS YARNS, KITTENS, SLOVES, TESTS, 1 Woel Hosietj/Hoods, Vnltiu, Scaifir, Shirts, Srswnt, s^Blankots, Bobts, Axctics| Wool Boots, Wool-Linod Boots, finbbir Boots, » x t w s OF AIL DESCEIPTIOM. V" ' v* * *A.' • V s %yt » M*,./ > " • "4' J i" •' Bonslett Ac Stoftol. We*tMrnenry,ill.,lliirch 84,1881. 1*555# dlaeonnte. Overdnna... Du^iuTV^?, i!Tt"rg etre®l*[22^; j^n^mijjuiytei iiMtf' * BlijM «Mta ittaa ills of «tk«r Muik*. Legal ten"de'r«ote#",\' Dno from u.«. Tr*for»r, *ther thaa S per cent rMlemptkm f»4 «-.& UAMUTUl, Capital stock paid in Soralu ftwd Untilvbtrd prolU . 1 Woten ont«U8liaf.. Irthrldaal deiiortta aobjeet to eheck IIS,' Demand Certificates of deposit Total n^WW I, J»hii J. Xarphv, Oaskler of the itittlm SnbeerllMd aad day ef Janaary. IBSO. r *DWABD C. Qciklait, HoUry PnWki. Oorreet Attest:-- • >i fwlr- *. A. MVRVST. .J-V: wm. n. STBWAft*, JOHa J. MBWBt, Money to Loan > On Real Estate, in sums of $560 to $10,000. Time and payments to suit borrower. k John J. Murpht. 1" iees Out to .. f | recognize no competition. My store is filled from top to bottom. Ready-made g-cgMs on hand at ail timelU , ;^]fiere is the difference be­ tween ( ash and Time: i •, f '<srv .fe Harness Best Br I dies..........,. * Best Inch Lines .f,.. I?ame Straps, two for. Breast Straps, 1} Incb Hamec Heavy Try Reins Five King Halters..., llor^e Blankets, No. 1. Collar, Hand-Made.......V.v>.:...., .•4^mb i, . •' •.« nt».i . 3 60/,. *.... 80....... 65., 76 35....... 96ii€=v..., :.25 ...... 2.50. 4 CASH .,•30.00 4.00 .. 3.00 25 f 60 . 00 .. 25 75 .. m .. 2.0ft C. L. HUBBARD, Nunda, III. vmmsat Of Wauoouda and Vicinity If you want to see one of the Largest and best Assortments iNT STOPPED FREE Marvelous success. .Insane Persons KestoreJ >Dr.KLlNE'S GREAT Nerve Restorer flrrt//BRATN&NHRVK UlSKASES. Only surf ' cure /or A>rve AJffCti9ns. Fits, F.pU'psy* etc• JlNFALLlIl'wK if t;iV;cn as directed. fits after mjirst ft<yy%x use. Treatise ftnrl £2 trial battle frcct«> \ Fit patients, they paying exprcsschar^esoabnx *he® 'jiveil. Send nam«, P. O. an^t cxpre«5s address oi icted to Oi?.KL.IiVE,o-?i Arch St.,l'hil%delphia.Pa* eu Uraggists. BEWARE OS IMITATING FRAUDS. SiBLEY!S *TESTED*ft - Hpnd for n<ir fUJi^TRATED and I)K. h c u i h t i v k C A ' i A U i r a ; . o f o r r n r t VcKcmble, Ilotver nuU l icld ottUIl PIAMTC i LIJU I a ri.lEM nT?«l I.MIM.l i>IKNTfi; of all kir.i'st .nullctt FitKF' on uppJicatioil HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. ROCHESTER, N. Y. CHICAGO, ILL. ^322-326 E. Main St. .200-206 Randolph St' •In McHenry or Lake C>ouhties, at prices that^distance all [ petition, call at S. M^iman's, \77aucondai, 'WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD," IS HIS UOTTO Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys, Also a lull line of^Gents* Fllrnishing Goods, Hats, (!aps, Boots, Shoes, etc* ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF CLOAKS AXTD DOLMAXT&f; Which will be sold cheaper than can bo found elsewhere in the County. We mean business and are bound to please you jf you call, Also Agent for the New Home Sewing Machifte. Has a full and selected stock which she invites the ladies of examine and learn prices. # -> ts-iV Wauconda, Dec. 9th, 1884. of Fashionable Winter Mtlinery, Wauconda and vicinity to call anc \ H. MAIMAN, ' , t r- mmim THE GIKX I LEFT BEIOND ME.- COPYRIGHTED I87f $50 0" I'll".' r> EC U AL OS J.CWSHARE^ rtArcc>w.-"c 1; C ' -« 1 IPlp^lO TOSACCC. The Cute'" and aa CCO tv/'ryway. For Sale Fltrsimmons & Evanson, Woit MtBtntf, HI O F Hall & Co., Ricnmon I, Til. AR Alexander, Uiclunond, 111. J F Packer, UichmondJIIl. O C Calby, 2sunda, III, '* ! F Bo we, Hebron, III. ® S Smith, Alden, 111. 1 ; - ' J ̂ Criflty * Son., Kfagwootl, I! U Knckraa.i & Rice, Wllnpot. Wi#. H 3elp, Lake Zurich, IlL * Gold lug Bros. Wauconda, lit. WelU & Werden, Waueonda^Hi* * - B Tweed & Son, Spring UroTfc, 111, Ley & Adams, jolinebnrgh, til,, E Maner, Genoa Junction, Wi«. C A Sauer & Co., Lor a Grove, 111. V H Rogers, Volo, III. 10-?5-'-'rw m TOVt'i/L News for Boye and Girlatl •1 Yoiiuir and Old ! 1 A NEW 1W-'"(f VEN'TI' iN just patented for then, lor Homii use! _ Fret and Scroll Sawing, Turning^ Boring, Drilling,Grinding, Folislitaft Screw Cutting, l'rice $5 to $50. | Send 6 cents for 100 pages. KPHRAIK. BBOWIT. x«m*u, r ss s«"»w»jSv HavdVtnk'n Kafetv King Bolt and Fifth Wheel. Ask yw»r *<^eir tef the H iVDOCK with the Haydock Safety Kiug Bolt and Fiua " Ufe is insecure riding over any other. <ThU pioture will be farnlthed oa • largt Mrt. printed la tlcgant style, to anyone who win "»*>•<* to frlnlc » [HMt:LOSE STAJMP.] T- rr. HAT'DOCK, Cer. Pl»» and Twelfth St.., 1QEKTS WASTED WHEBB WE HAVE H0TEI *0 IUVEBT¥EHT 80 PROFITABLE» Adminlstrator't Notice. JJUtate of John Welch deeeated. The » •lyaed hariag bee* appointed idaiiu- trator of the eitate of John Welch deeeaaed, lat« of the county of MeHearf, and atato of ole," 1 be: it/, the Bfareh Tern oa toe third Monday in - . _ . w _ - li'y i liliaola, hereby give nottee tut Im will ap- >ear before the Coanty Court of McBeafr )ounty, at the Court Hoaae, la Woodatoek, at the Bfareh Term oa tne third Monday in March next, at which time all persons having claims agsinst aaid estate, are aotiled Md re- quested to attend for the parpoao of utiik ihe same adjusted. Alt persons indebted to aaid £state are requested to make ImBudiato payment to the undersigned. Dated 9(h day payment of January A. D» USk WmTW undersigned. Dated 9fh day Klch, Administrator. 1 C U V ( C&7«& Awaj|\ ,1 ' ' t * . Zr , AT. O. W: OWEN*# My business at home requiring more of my attention, I have deoioed to atop canvassing tor Sewing machines, and in place thereof to offer inducements to borers to come to my Store where I eaa show them a Lugw VarUtj of Vtekiua Than can be jeund in any other store ln the Northwest. My Plan is Thl« For every Tea Sewiag Machines sold, I will G I V E A Ladles Qold Watch, la the following manner: I will allow seme disinterested party to take tea plain envel. opea in nine ef whleh ther will place blank eards, and in tho tenth one a card ea whleh will be written WATCH. As each machine to •old the purchaser will be allowed to caoese one of these sealed envelopes, on whleh they will write their name. As soon as the ten machines are sold, the envelopes will be opened in the presence of the purchasers and tbe Watch given to the la sky holder. If j on want a Mew American Ko. 7, Orown, Homestlc. Diamond, Davis, Eld red ge. House, hold, Howe Improved. Mew Tork, Sprincflekl, St. John, Singer, White, Wheeler * Wilson No, 9, call at my store, try the machine, and I am snro I can please you in price, and amides give you a chance te get a Gold Watch. O. W. OWEN. McHenry, Nev. Kth, 1884 $ ft Balm Fificr "IP! 'W M' : ooMPAir# is not so large a company as the ROYAli, or various other companies, but it puts qn an ibsolutely pare, fresh powder, ana Q4VE8 AWAY WITH EACH PACKAGE Mo Ammonia, or Alnm, or Lime, or Floor, or Dollar Hi, aiA Tickets ftr Silfer S|hu, aid Jack-Kiires : aid Broad- is, oraw> thtag elee except the ingi aaiy for a perfect powder. The and these only. It doea eon tain, these only, do yon have te pay for. TO teat Its serlt* 1 invite yoa !•> eall at the Drug Store and receive a free tiial package. In this con­ nection it may be said that the Cream of Tar. tar, Bt-Carbonate of Soda, Tartaric AeM, Mae* tard, Ulnger, etc., which yon got hero la gaar- anieorby the wboleaale drugglata of whom thov « re bought, to stand AbjTM for AbsolsU Putty The economical advantages derived from ngredienta wesee- " aelni and i These Ingredients, 1 these, and M A ft** iReady-Made Invites an insiicction. ot his stock, all ot which will be sold at the l o w e s t p r i c e s f o r c a s h . t t e m e t u b r g o * # d g o o d s - n t f a i r P r i c e s a t « h e CeiiterviUeStoiy.^ . _ ; " r * / T " McHenrj , UL, Jnne 10, F. c. MAYES. The eeonomleal advantages derived ... the ase ef aneh goods over those of a eheaper (?) elass, containing not only Injaiioae oat more or lese uaeleaa material eerving no pur. peae but to increaae weight, balk, and profit to tbe maaafhetaror, Ji apparent to every one «ur i adept the motto of my wboleaale drug­ gists, and solicit a trial from every family ia Waaeoada. "Compere and then Judge." &U& J ' ' • % Seat intheWorldL H?' - , , > 1 -